The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-22 00:00:00

'OHN BROODIN. ORIGINAL GOLD CHAIN lILAMM/LUX/BY, li o RINZILMATIIINT. COVINT-GARDIN. BROODEI4I3 GOLD OHAINIL JOHN BROODEN'S GOLD GUARD CHAINS. XOll2l =OGDEN'S G OLD ALBIMT CHAINS. 'ORN BROGDIENS GOLD BROOCH mama RREMEMBERyou will ma your friends et lye= steer tie Opera. We dun sap Uwe. the OxpretiL• TO 00111.1111 0 0NDICNTS. A4votiloonoolo Wooded toe " Upon • London Atoning ot bo at Os OS" 11, loavoyiirstroot. by Two glia= m as tin day d pablissibm. HAYMARKET. Tags Imam THE MILLERS DAUGHTER. Mesas. Cor sad HAM: Mesdsokes L Easley sod P. 11- RICAN COUSIN. Mars. SOS D. ISsokskakUllars. *Cada; Madame Suowdossad Stilt—And FISH OUT OP RATAN. PILINONSNA Tani ITEMIPCA roa N IA NT.NININGS Kenn. AND TIDDLESTRINGS. I —AZLE Nm loaelcant ie tro= B. V dman anden D. Mahar, D. Nor —And . AN Aton. , and Y. Oliver. MAMA APISLCIOW. LYCZOIL Two Symms, A DAY MITER THE WEDDING.— DON CAVIAR DE BAZAN. Mew& Pechter, Ryder, Fitzpatrick, Denim, sad Rumen I Ws. Lee, C sad ILD Mime Leone and Cu , lotta Leclerow—Aad THE LOST H. Kr. Fitddicorab. I.IITANNI A. Tine Surf" BARNARD DII VAL—The Templeton Ma 'trek —THE VOLCANO Or ITALY. Mrs. S. Lena - And BIM/TY AND THE BEM. at Le& mut Zito°. Maass SL Caw and ScolL—Oestenemes at baLI-pset NIGH WATEL AT LONDON-DLIT/DZ. TWO DAT Morabm Ith. 40m....Ah0r0005. Ob. Om roaeozaow Kornis& Ob. Vos.....Aftabooo. aft. NM LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 22. Ayres a long period of excitement, the Ameri can mails are again becoming uninteresting. That by the Africa contains less news than any which has arrived since the beginning of the war. On the other hand, there is abundance of that specu lative assertion with which a certain class of Ame rican newspapers never fail to supply their readers in the absence of intelligence. To this order of statements we unhesitatingly refer all that is new in the telegraphic summary on the subject of Mexico. Mr. J/EFFERSON Davis had gained the centre of Georgia by the sth of May. Powell, the town which he is said to have reached on that day, is about fifty miles east of Milledgeville. If be could get a hundred and fifty or two hundred miles farther west his kinsman, General DICK TAYLOR, might be able to reach him a helping hand, and place him on the other aide of the Mississippi. It may be with such an intention that TAYLOR is delaying his surrender. The New York Times is likely to be well informed when it states that President JOHNSON'S offer of • reward_or t h e arrest of Mr. Davis was Hanoi f upon the opinion of the Judge-Advocate-General that he was connected with Boom's plot ; but only to the extent that the conspiracy was formed and prosecuted with his knowledge and consent. The disarmament is proceeding rapidly on both aides, the Government taking the lead with a de cision and promptitude which shows unbounded confidence in its ability to maintain its authority even to the extent of destroying the State govern ments which have sided the rebellion. General Rau% JOHNSTON, in his farewell address to his army, exhorts the men to go home and become tranquil citizens. KIRBY SMITH and DICK TAYLOR were severally negotiating with the commanders of the armies of the Union. MAGRUDZR, at Gal 'veston, was enoouregindthe people to hold out, having apparently taken the view of Lzz's defeat which Mr. Davis put iforward in his proclamation from Danville. Neither he nor KIRBY SMITH had beard of JOHNSTON'S surrender at the date of the latest advices from their head quarters. The Union Volunteer Cavalry, whose term expires before October next, have been dis charged. The main bodies of the armies of SHER MAN and Means are moving northwards, and paroled prisoners are being dismissed to their homes. SCHOLRYTILD% corps !Maine in North Carolina, where a new State government is to be formed. That commander has declared the slaves free under Mr. Luccotas's proclamation, and has advised their late masters to employ them as hired labourers ; while in order to facilitate a return to productive industry the mules and waggons in the army are to be lent to the inhabitants. The course which has been taken with reference to the loyal and rebellions State governments of I Virginia may be held to indicate the policy which Mr. JOHNSON will follow elsewhere. The disloyal governments will everywhere be destroyed, and the loyal population only be recognised as entitled to exercise political rights. All the acts of the State Legislature which lately sat at Richmond are de clared null and void, and the restoration of a re publican State government will be entrusted to Governor PIRRPOINT. Fos the last two or three days a certain amount of uneasiness, not entirely confined to speculators in Mexican stock, has existed with reference to the future relations of France and the United States. A number of disquieting announcements are pub lished. It is said that the President of Mexico hat been able to raise a large loan in the United States on terms more advantageous than those upon which the Austrian intruder was lately compelled to borrow in Paris, and, although the rumour is unconfirmed, it is discussed as if it might be true. Then the appearance in the New York news papers of advertisements inviting soldiers to Sonora, as emigrants, is supposed to imply that President Joaxaox is ready to encourage and pro tect the agents of the Mexican Government in re cruiting openly and to any extent from the dis charged and paroled soldiers of the American armies. This may prove true, but at present it remains to be proved. A loan to either belligerent is not inconsistent with neutrality, as many of our fellow-countrymen know to their sorrow ; it must therefore be the preparations for recruiting that cause alarm. But as yet we do not know by direct evidence what course the Govern ment of the United States may pursue with respect ' to these. We know that it has been from the first adverse to the French invasion and to the attempt' which the Archduke MALL miu•iv is making to settle down upon the country. Mr. LINCOLN refused to acknowledge any authority in Mexico bat that of the national President, and the agent of JrAILLZ is the cooly Mexican Minister received at Washington. Very recently Mr. SWARD accepted and acknowledged the energetic protest of the Mexican Minister against the authority of the Archduke itfAXIMI -11•21 to bind the Mexican nation by his acts. The attitude of the Government of the United States which these proceedings disclose was as clear and definite six months ego as it is now. The only new feature of the ease is the opening of the recruiting offices, and we have yet to pee what course the Government will take with respect to them. But while this is still doubtful, there are some things which are :t OW plain and important. No one can :I thit Inodants arrive from Washington New Yeah: after mail without being impressed with the belief that the Government of President Jonxsox is not contemplating war ; still leas a war so vast and de structive as one with France must be. When we road of secret interviews with the Mexican Minister, or grand schemes of assistance which are to be made known to-morrow, it is well to fix attention upon what is open and obvious to view, and to consider how far the present constitutes a pledge of the future. If President JOHNSON intended to give France cause to declare war he would not now, as it seems to us, be disbanding armies and selling ships. That the Franco-Ana trian adventure in Mexico may be seriously en dangered by the help which the President of that country is likely to get from the United States, and which he may get in ways which will give the Emperor of the FRENCH no right to remonstrate with President Joussott, is most likely ; but the whole undertaking was from the first so clandestine and speculative that it invites attack ; and it has also from the first shown so many symptoms of the weakness of its origin that no disaster that could betel it would excite surprise. • A .‘, *qt. Captath w . 11,1°r*M ....= r econniand at CA ' " hil return !evil Mr. Camila*. judge. from Bombq. Lieutenant .de Rebook. R.N. Lieutenent-General Lordus Roe, on hie aPPelntment to the HA Human. Mr. Frank de Wahl. Mr. Bentineit Welbore Doyle, bur Majesty's maul at Pernam buco. lientemant A. C. Hoboes, 10th lumen. Lieutenant and Adjutant W. IL Drage, 88th Light Infantry. Captain Charles Remy Driver. Mr. Roger Duke. Llitl43lllllli .1. C. Duke. 18th Lancers. Ensign K. Vf, Wm, LOG Wed.. Lieutenant Hon. Charles Dutton, 88th Regiment. Lieutenant Omit Woe, /A. Captain L L Earl, R. A- Rear-Adesiral Hemp Idyll. on promotion. Captain How Francis Egerton, ou appointment as aidede amp to the Queen. Design C. P. Egerton, 88th Regiment, ou appointment. Lord Elit. Snip W. R. Elliott, Mk Regiment. Major-General Henry Eyre, on appointment to the colonels) of the 89th Regiment. Sir Waiter Radcliff Farquhar. Lieutenant Robert Townsend Farquhar, W A. Comet F. G. Farquhar, NOM Greys. Arolideacon Ffouike:ilootgoinerh. Mr. Lewis Fitch.. H Sheri ff of Lincolnshire. Cornet C. W. C. F . Boots Greys. LieutonauteColonel N. 11. Fisher, R.A. Lienteicant.Colouel J. S. Forbes, Engineer and Railway Mil Corps. Captain A. Ford, LA. Captain Keith Framer, A.D.C. to Lord George Paget. Captain K. Fraser, R.A. Captain Thomas Fuller, 18th Mumma C 01011•1 Robert itlehardson-Gardner, on change of name by royal licence. Lieutenant F. W. Garnett. 116th Light Infantry. Lieutenant Edward Getty, WI Regiment. Ensign J. C. Robertaon, Gow, leth Regiment. Captain 0. IL Goodenoug LA. Rear-Admiral George T. Gordon, on promotion. Lieutenant C. D. Gordon, R.A., on appointment Earlof Goaford Mr. Paul Graham. Lientenant-Colooel Dawson Greene. lir. Wm. Hackett, Chief J wilco of the Gold Coast. lieutenant J. W. R. Hale, Royal London MAW& Commander Basil Hall, R.N. Cornet Frye' R. Hamilton. 18th 61118111. Captain the Hoe. Hush Hare. lAeutenant W. Harts, lath Human. Lieutenant Harris, 88th Regiment. Major C. N. Harmon, Royal Artillery. Rodin Arthur P. Hawthorn, Rah Foot. Marquis of HaMin ou his OsPfevin Jambi. lisps, irl a t on return from foreign service in Japan. AI- Colonel A. J. Herbert, Assistant-Qualierumiter-General, dershott. Mr. Oliver Heywood. Sub-1/entenant George N. Hector, Royal Naval Reserve. 'midge N. IL Hodson, 86th Light In fan try. Commander Henry Lowe Holder, R.N., on promotion and re turn from foreign service in Japan. Mr. Sclohnid Holdsworth. Mr. Henry as Holland, governor of the Bank of England. Mr. Thomas Newman Hunt, deputy.goveruor of the eta of r. Cecil Howard, 66th Lieutenant W. liunWr, Royal Artillery, on appointment. Oaptain J. Bruce Hatton. 30th Regiment. Corantender Arthur J. lanes, &N. Lewis If Imam C.B, rind Regiment Bodin' WW Henry Iremonger, IttodMireent. Lientensat C o g. Jackson. Royal Mom err. Mr. DOyly Jefferson. Corset J. e. Kennedy. lgth LASICIIrL Captain Kinder, Master of in. Mint of Hong Kong. on ap pointment. Maio Dewitt Kinder. llth itegintant. on appointment. Resign John King, 70th Foot. levers= Brains g Boma= J. K. Kempe, Honorary Chaplain to the Queen. Lieut.-Colonel Oeorge William Knot. goo f s Fusilier Detres. cm praboties. Mr. Henry Labouchere. Lieutenant Lancaster. Fdward Lawrence. Mayor of LiterpooL De. Lea on hie appointment ss one of har Mesty's Counsel. lieutenant It. W. Love, Hoye! Loudon Militi a. Lieutenant Francis Lowther, ILN. LieuteseintOotonel &Sward lAyd. _lieutenant A. C. Macdonald. Prince of Wake' s Wiltshire Captain Mr Malcolm WGresor liKiragor. But, 1.N.. o : his Z a ra A. Mana loyal Artillory. Major Forbes Madman, wind Ilighlannern on promotion. Lieutenant the marl et match. Orsmadial Onamik on gliPolat" Mi k lar.Goneral Margary, retired. Royal Engineers, on return from faclia and pa °motion. Lleutenant.Volonel W. R. Marshall, Royal Artinory. Viscount Morahan'. on his marriage. Ilestanant llargetts. Lertcmnt.Generill Y. Mansion. en annolntinelit to Me WAS latemary. Ensign Robert O. Mammon. BSth Light Infantry. Lissionaut F. N. K. 11.4hnist. Royal Artillery, on appoint- meat. Mr. Stenert-Muirhead (of Bredisholm). Royal Hone Curds. lisunment-fieneral We Robert hauler, on appointment m Commenderda-Chief at Bombay. terse H. P. &Brien. Soda Greys. Hos. Itilmurd trlirteL Lieutenant H. H. Oldham, 49th Reessent. Mr. Christopher C. Oldtleld, filth UgM irlantry. Major.Genend Lord George Pelee, on return from India, and on •ppointrrent as lospeotor-Gensral of CanhT. Viscount Parker. lieutenant Alfred Parish. Royal Neve! ZONIVIS. Major J. L. Paiute, Wadies Staff Corps. Lieutenant read, loyal London Militia. Major C. D. redder, 811th Regiment Mr. Hugh Pinot Mr. Manche (Rouge Croix), Secretary to the Mission for In vesting the King of Portugal with the Order of the Garter , on return. Rev. W. C. Piendarlessth. Lieutenant G. T. Peafowl, Royal Artillery. on appointment. Cornet W. C. Pullin, loth Leann, on appointment. Corset H. A. Reed, 18th Lancers, Lieutenant ?ranch B. Renshaw, R.N. Colonel Rich, 71st Highland Light Infantry, on promotion and return from foreign sea rice. J. Clarke Riclaartkoo, Mayor of Swansea Ray. John C. Buchanan Ridded. Mr. B. Coulson Roldnear, on ids promotion to degree of Sir leer AA-4w. Dr. J. Halyinirton Ross, 39th Regiment Ensign M. W. Rooksby Rushton. still Rest =Sadielr, Royal ArtiUery. Sir James Scott, K.C.8., on promotion. Mr. John Boon, on return tram the governmeat of NataL Rev. William Seymour. Captain Alyce Maasea s itsw. Mr. John Edwin Unser. C Colonel J. It Sled= yal Horse Artillery. J. H. Soy* 0.8., Royal Horse Artillery. Earl of Stair, on smeceeding to the title. Captain William Starke, 10th Regiment. Lieutenant John Stanateld, tad Dringoollll. Mr. John Straker. Captain Aerates Chatham ßUM* R. on return from foreign senirm. Cornet James Stuart, 18th Haman, olt . =ntment. lieutenant A. Swinton, Royal Hone Commander John T. Swann. .R.N , on promotion. Captain R. K. Taylor, Beth Intiennt. Resign Tawka, 32nd Light Infartry. Lieutenant K. H. Thar w, Royal Horse Artillery. Rev. Edward D. Elating. Captain Turner. Inutenaot George B. Walker. Royal Marina Commander Charles Welker, R.N., on promotion. Captain W. J. %whops, 18th Loden. Major Ashton C. Warner, fleth linsesra. Captain Augustus Warres, A.D.C., 76th Highlanders, on ap pointment to the staff. Lieut. Thomas J. Waters, Royal Naval Reserve. Lord Wenlock. on being appointed Lard Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire. Major George 8.. Weetroacott, Bengal eta Corps, on promo tion. The Hon. Mr. Justice Weetropp, High Court of Bombay. Colonel Wetherell. Lieut. John Wharton, Royal Naval Rosen. Lieut. H. L b. White, 39th Regiment. Lieut. A. W. 0. Whinyates, Royal Artillery. The Rev. Ernest B. Wilberforce. Lieutenant K. T. R. Wilde Lieutenant W. W. G. It Willis, Royal Marinas. Lieutenant D. M. Wilson, Royal Artillery. Ensign Arthur Milan WI ix, 6th lhaelliers. Mr. Albert Woods, Mere= to the minion for Inneling the King of Denmark with the Order of the Garter, on return. Mr. Charles Woolloton. Mr. Henry Wreford. Lieutenant William Wright, Royal London Militia. Captain W. J. Wyatt, nauttiaohed. Charles John Wyadhant, 83rd Regiment. Mr. Wynne, High Sheriff for Denbighshire. Her Majesty and party reached Aberdeen at Wady minutes pad 12 o'clock ea Saturday. A Lego number of ladies and gentlemen were in waiting at the dation, but beyond silent salutations no demonstration of any kind was made. The royal train having been shunted as to the Deride line started for Aboyas, which wee reached about ten minutes to 2 o'clock. Here ape. cat. rimes were is waiting, and after a short stay the royal party darted for Balmoral Castle, where they strived alertly before 4 o'clock. The weather wee beentihil throughout. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam bridge and the Pride= Mary bosomed the performer)e at the Royal Italia. Opera with their deem:ice on Saturday evening. Their royal bighnedes occupied the Queen's box, and were eceompanied by Lady Caroline Coat. Their Royal Higlinermes the Duke and Duchess de Chartres received at dicier, at Merge& House, Harm. imeamos, ea Saturday evening, the Marchiesser of Mari cazda Earl Grimed* Earl Ciedeps. the Bight lien. Chichester Fortin:us and Pram& Coaster Waldegram, Lord and Lady Stealer of Aklerley sad Ron. Was Stanley, Lady Moles worth, Yr. and the Hoe. Mrs. Wade/souse Carrie, Count Maffei, and IL and Madame Mussy. The Duchess of Wellington had an assembly on Saturday evening at Arley House. It wee &deeded by ossify all the diplomats corps, and between 400 sad IWO of the inability sad families of distinction. The Bishop of London and Mrs. Tait entertained a i di nner es &Away last, at Leaden Hoses, St. James's. square, the Esti and Comatose of Deem sad Lady Asses Courtenay. the Earl sad Omaha= of Isebre, Lady Hough. tee, the Bishop of W.-_ _tar. the Bishop at Soder sad WA, the AttorespOoperal aid lady Laura Petnewr. the Bled Hes. Edward Osedwell, M.P., sad Rea. Ctirdwell, Sir Charlie sad Lady Kodiak% laity Sitwell sad it Sit. well. Mr. Tait. sad Mr. James Omapladl Tilt. co gettti. The Prince of Wales rode out on horseback on Saturday. sttended by Major Teesdale. The Princess of Wake, socompseled by the Prisons Mary d Cambridge, took a oinks, drive. The Priam and Primrose of Wales went la the evening to Her Majesty's Theatre. Mr. It. Dowling commissioned by the government of Trameoi*, has been honoured with a final sitting for las portrait of the Princess of Wales. The Primo* sod Trineess of Weise, with the Hoo. Mrs. E. Coke sad Major lesedide in waiting, attended divine ser vice at the Chapel Royal, Bt. James ' s, Yestardnl moonlit. The Communion Service was rod by the Rev. the Sub dew, the Rev. J. Antrobas, sad the Rev. Edward Beaker. Anthem, " 0 praise the Lad" ((lver). Bong by Master Bristow*, Mears. H. Hamby, Beason, sad Mr. Cooper presided at the organ. The sermon wee preached by the Rev. Edward Beak's, from Romans, ohap• 10, v. 2. The Marquis of Bath, Rml St. Germane, Earl of Macaw Bald, Lord Ramie, and Lord Llano= were present at the =vim The Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, sad Lord Foley, the captain of the Queen's body guard of Geotlinneriot-Araia, limed at the mess of the corps in St. James's Palmas, oa Saturday evening. A daputatioa from the pariah of St. Anne, Limehowie, consisting of Mr. Spews, Mr. Nathan, and Mr. Dicker (vestrymen aixl guardime), together with Mr. Walter (ves try clerk), had an interview on Bettuday with the Right Hos. 0. I'. Villiers, at the °Moe of the Poor•la,w Board. Whitahal/. Mare Cavendish Boyle was promoted by her mother, the Hoa. lire. Cavendish Boyle, at the Drawing•rosa on Thursday last. THE LEVEL ---.- By command of the Queen, a levee wed held on Saturday at St. James's Palace, by H.R.H. the Prism of Wales, en behalf of bee Majesty. Presentations to his royal Mebane at this eau, are, by the Queen's pleasure; oonsidseed es equivalent to prematatiom to her Majesty. The Prime of Wales, wooded by a detachment of the Life Guards, sod attended by his Gentlemen in Welting, arrived from Marlborough Hones about two o'clock, and was received by the great oaken of state of the Queen's household. H.B.H. the Dub of Cambridge arrived, Wearied by Colo el the Boa. James Maedenald. HIS Serene Highness Prase Edward of Saxe Weimar was premed at the lend. Her Majesty's Body Guard of the Boa. Corps of Gentle men-at-Anna was on duty is the State Salome under the command of the Lieutenant. The Royal Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard wee on duty cadet the rammed of Captain Parker Riddled, the Ezon-in-Waiting. The Prince of Wales entered the Throoe-room, acoompa- Med by his Royal Highneee the Duke of Cambridge and hie Same Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimer, and attended by the officers of the household. The Foreign Ambeasedon and Ministers were intrados's& in the order of their preadeoce, when the following pre- Natatioua took place in the diplomatic circle :—By the Danish Envoy, Count Routh—Knuthenborg, • Danish gentleman. T2B diplomatic Clifttie was Maeda' by the Turkish, Austrian, Prussian, and French Anthemodon, with their casscillme. weeramies, and attaches, by the Ministers of Bavaria, the Netherland, Portugal, Saxony, Denmark (General de Below), Hendon; the United States, Sweden nod Norway, Porn, Spain, the Haase Towns, the Eqnsder, Salvador, and Columba, with their seereteries and ; by the Charge d'Affaires of Hano►er, Italy, Hayti, and Paraguay; by the Bari de Gary and Ripon (who officiated in the unavoidable theme of Earl Bused% and by lieut.-Garland the Hoe. Sir Edward Cost, her Majesty's Master of the Ceremonies. The Belgian Minister wee pre vented from attending the Levee. The Maxims Envoy was also unavoidably thank The Moombedated Princes, Nina Syud Hamm All, Mires Synd Hama AB, and Nina Syud Mohammed All (sons of the Nawab of Mcorshedsbad, damndest of the Nabobs of Bengal), aceompanied by Lieu tenant-Colonel C. Herbert (Bengal Staff Corps), were pre iterated by the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Secretary of State for India. The general circle included most of her Majesty's minis ter+. _ . The following presentations to the Prince of Wales, on behalf of the Queee, took plane, the seines having been pre viously left et the Lord Chamberlain's aloe, end submitted for her Knotty's applatal lir. Adam, M.P., on appointment la a Lord of the Treasury. Mr. George It Adams, attached to the mission for Investing the King of Portugal with the Order of the Garter, on return. George John T. Alrey, Fleet Lkatenant, Royal Marines. Captain J. H. Alexander, LN., on promotion, and being made C B. Commander Geary 11.Cdntock Alexander, R.N. lieutenant Wen= James Alexander, Coldstream Guards, on apii.Untment. Lieutenant N. C. Allir, Grenadier Guards, on appointase Mr. George Armitage, Lienten..nt Ambrose Awdry, Royal Engineers, on &mobil Major Aytoun, on Remotion. Cornet J. D. Beaker, 16th lancers. Rear-Admiral Ralph Barton, on promotion. Captain C. Barton. 7th Dragoon Cii..rde. Lieutenant Ward Bennett. Mb lanWdßlag Dragoons. lieutenant WIWI= Henry Marmon, 53rd Fusiliers. The Venerable Archdeacon Birkerateth. lieutenant J. It. Blame, R.A. on appointment Major H. P. Bishop. Royal Horse Artillery. Colonel Bisset, Deputy-Quartermaster-General at Cape of Good Hope. Lieutenant W. C. Black, Scots Greys. Mr. Aston Blount, Money Ring of Arms, on return from the Garter Madre to PoringaL Captain A. Woodreffe Boyce, Seth Regiment. Mr. Bond. Sir Henn' Boynton, Bart. Lieut. Meer J. Bradford, Nth Regiment. Major Frederick Brine, P.R. on promotion and return from China and Japan. Robert Brown, master. RAC Colonel M. Bryce, Grenadier Guards, on promotion. Gemara lib John For Burgoyne, es appomtment as Constable of the Tower of London and Lord Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets. William Romaine Wender, pew. Lieut. John A. Campbell, Royal Home Artillery. Lientenant John tnnspbell, H.M.'e tad Regiment, the Queen's Royale. kutenant.Gelasel J. Campbell, I. A. Cornet the Hew Charles Robert Carington, Royal Hone ideaon appointment. Simson Canon: t R F. Chapman, Royal Hone Artillery. Lisiat..Ookerel S. C. Childs. LA— on promotion. Mr. Graham Clarke, High Sherif for the County of Gloneentar. Ensign J. R. Clarke, Seth Gainereelana. Lieutenant Frederick W. Clarks" Slith Regiment. Captain George Ciegbork dud Dragoena Mr. Closes. Captain Chatiartnek. gird Regiment. Tbolllll6 Joidslom. enrgeon, R.N. Mr. 11s . Ooleihem. Viscount gale Reigads. IlsatCorsi* an agprintamot to the colonetcy el the Ilth Regiment. Lieutenant Ideal L. A. Cooper, Pith Light Infantry. Caplan' C. I. IL L Cobra, R.A. U0=44.1641 tw FirMalrf 0041610. M.C.8., on appointment to mr,asarthoprs, gemspeet Herald. nerretary to It. Magas kw tae the Whig Denmark with the Order et the Garter, ea ralera. Laraansat C. P. Can, ILL lieutenant lignaaaa. W. MISMIM. Met Dreams Ganda Lieutenant Z. W. 041ppa La., as appodaiama Camel J. W. Croggaa, A.A. Mr. Joseph A. Crowe, H.M. Orawd-Gaiieral at Lalpig. Mr, CIPPWeis• TII # 1 8:" . . . r , - __ THE PROPOSED MEXICAN PILISHSTIgno --------- N. orspara OP THS N SZPIDITIO P ---.-- MOMS, LODDON D WALASAL—MHIS Ih. After giving it. readers the French of vari ous Moslem mignikelledeattlemeate yoradthod by Wi t h* Sir meet extensive ton sod New York josses* the Courrire da mat, o w . 4 he reser , the Prince of • French paper published in Almeria') of May 8 remade: higheess's visit this i cry • .• Everyone Moire the& th e word seeigretios i s w e t s , heed= Docks, to opso t in time advectissessets merely to order not to openly slays med. the foundation etc the rurality laws. The ream of the movermat as morales some months at .... thus be able to &dere later, with tim most pito% The new structure, w a Itypeerisy, that' Ais not a military expedition, too ois. seshiteatam, stands is th ply emigration.' Bat this spoors of humbug s gi ie . she &dere Church, in 11. rim n one, for it is merely a resuscitation o f o w el the Leedom and St. K filibustering which expired with Walker in Igo . with the royal standard If Mr. Jams sad his acolytes wish to obtain am* aid old buildings, in be • let them do so—we have mailing to say eider it; t o m , lei the adjacent docks nest recruiting be Asearketh territory be mealy snowed, o mi le the gayest of bendier. be a most flypast whirrs of nentrslity. If the p. m ills Merida have m,. meet at Weeidnitas should plead immure ; if as s o, Ile weimmue the Prim , stir is demanded, sad a reply that it assns pm.* i s 1 pegs. Flags have 1. chisels" from goes' whither they please, it will oak a u I thr e w hich are wads,: his rola 1 hypocrisy to ill will. and From will then have & dabi t, 1 eed ers ampler of a cause of sibs so little in sem s d iagn i k ; royal visit seems to bi ' that which the Wier country has carried sat due* g o amongst the poorer inhi • 1 rebellion. What would the forest at Weeklegtee t oo The Mesta leading to • • ' said if, in the midst of the struggle with the Matb, h oe red it requirel a dr. r had opened emigration dame for the Sorban SIMI ratleia- . pane, Havre, sad Baden, bolding for th the Meer The doom of the build' • on ote to emigrants al glory sad fortune ? Frame rill theme who had bees fort. o not only bare not tolerated such proasediag, t o t wither the ceremony. 6 she would have punished the priscieds se the, go The whole elf the blue served. Frame has not hesitated to prover her ern lad a large portion et the d shipowners from furnishing the south {with vas* t o o mow In the Thames have '. moreover, so vessel bearing the French sag has OVOI me go Wresting parenedinap of * blockade. We fear that gem emidaratioes mil have BM Naval Bosoms, la err • weight with tho Misr at Wearers, which will M i mi amen to give sled le the 4 to get rid of a deeper , element ; but. without eatidmihs Clempany, with their 6 • I- the future, we may be permitted to give some savica Is ge em building, sad set r • filibusters inteedimg to enlist under the hum el Ilt, and Timid* sod other Juarez. They sie promised grants of Lad ; but tho crele ef the aristooneem should relict that greets gives by ADM am se eel His lord Willem • „ void, end will weer be sec sled h 1 the rwitweit I the home. He will be IL Mexiao. They should consider also that if takes Wilk ism chair of the board Is to n g wogs they will bre DO right to be hotel e the committes, the Bi • regular prisoners et war, as they mad shim Is le the secratery, and otl fighting for a recolgaise goverment. They don ereideried to the flee • • ramorabar that from the far of their he bees eirameristely • a y Vices &isms epos. their enlistment, comfortrt is t l et After an shirrs hai • provisioss of the decree cited, they will have noturiberalth mem the Primes will d • al ; to the proterair cd their former govermssat, as goy ameg ergonomics will then aa be at the same time citrons of both the United her mg will be 000doota sr. Mexico, and the cabinet at Washington carol, eisge aseablithmeet, in toe ia g caring its sword into th e Datum. mouse th mud violaters of a neutrality which it professes perm Irk the plasm of seed.. its acts , but at Isar is its diplomatic aseurances. Biagi Brithh mercantile m • IT. exception of them slight drawbacks they rosy mg tp doe, sad who no doubt sor glary _without impediment. The chid reefers( dies. Arrangements hare eve Oonosles Ortega, may net be able to gm them ime Aw n ,. dig in chivalric virtues or to tech them how te The new building lecer _ soldiers • without feu or mono* ; rill tiff aw I t,* kern from his instrootion how sot to rep theirent, gallon. ✓I" Many journals are rowers, • filibustering me th risk lions to Mexico without song that the remit my a lame number • be the useless slaughter of of pent ROYAL A 01210 0 ,, Nor do they reheat what Mice Prunes will take, in be I. gig Mill dare is Maxim , _• bet the remoostreace Makes rare te be made by the oldest ally of the Uske am Mid This day the • misty wee held st • lof with • mese* which speaks little for either the Sir E. Nemunon, • p g ; gratitude or their good moos. flame have chisel get those reser were • . Frame should moths before these mealtime Hood, Sir Thomas W ".• . begun • but they forget that Frames is sot Habbs, Load Waid • Y•• to yieffl to istardados. Eves those who have ben en 11. P., Mr. Wore, and moat violent memento in our own country of the Nal Wilme, Mr. Weir, Sir tw o can war would blush at the proposal to whirls* , te the Deese, Profaner V • a roe of threals• aid before the threats of whom! Cd s 11 .7. - handful al behmeeele who do not propose te kit B r i m ' boon " list oe a•' far a piaster, bat for the spoils, sad in Mee eyes memoir ia the •. • fore, glory eerier is welkin; in the step of W. Oa the modem of ter. We must, however, give this justice to the merles ensure], Lord T sots_ journals, that la resod they seem more wise than the Leel =nooi • -"'"" democratic collesmin with rested to the matter ea er. the • ry out the Maur heater. Tho Poet reminds le de ell thee be mid to mess banded soldiers that there is emplomost Ice them err. The tneseees and . and where ia the United States without their Potg a deer Kr. Hash DAIL st to fel forams in Maxim In reply to the it say le email bare erred : stated that reliable working ma will sot re to Berm eel bar of esueoll, la the _, make filibusters of themselves, but anpricipled mei W. The redid medal ""• th e adventurers, those who have so regular ocespedss— ; • meet rd 2,0001. sad - the dregs of tae, large cities of the Unice, sad whe Old New Three per s prisons oy their aims. The Costramaal ddoertiareiswie with as maitre • ~,,, to the great presorts laid down by Washiagtos, teat to thar Made on • Rio 'finials would do wen to keep out of soy imbroglio wig Dm The soma la •• peen DOOMS The riattp_OODAMOVltly with Mina deka. Th e as ins • • bu ll thirties home war withNexieotbe revival of the teldeneed Ise Iri s,. w e ~._ the South, sad . oosseimently eenternas my anssi edgm ' rod • * ""' tire likele to hmakabor such a result. The Priestlier =de; sad Oxf • • s l'ill that Mexico should be left slow, or that the V. 1 151 Stir Say mom o. we should joie with France to semi her indaredems. la el Reglesei, and who o p a t moludoe, this revival of filiberaering dm sot Ws the le dent oil the curl R i m with my eppreheesioes romodiag the existeese ef to mt. or iateed•og the Mexico empire, bat Tether tor the future Aline farm, the crawl ' Werra Pram and the United Stites. The fod roan —look in prises MA assent read that the Crated States should hem els eatabridee or Oxford lave heedepareses of enemies to Mexico while it still mere I t o those at the Cam • o toll Mile beget, Moreover, some event might take place Mad ha mo ra bsa paesed the • Shamed allstcY. Orr* m ills wuld band efecilaidillicsibustetarsin"termett with , ges for I h na t t ir sl Z s MA Stat e s, would not the popular feeling is the U to these prisms, the A this States relies in favour of the road dead authorities at Con a A EA Have we sot seen Walker's heinous exploit' osidadig II ss weld subplot/ . „ob i , national Wimples ? And when popular haft ill ewe at the meat exam cited, will Me to and teesoneet be string Melt , Natkas be mama •maor to oostiot it ?It may happen sepia that Jerre' prime = fraaded e be Peeled may sell their and greets to medalists imprudent met es sad to marcher the sums, and thus various %tweets mg IMO loy esedimon w o os connected with thoss of the filibusters. By tree asses h i = vof Bagland, oplarable emplications my arias, and the govereme sot emedieg ._,,* 11° _._ ° 1 d mighs obey the strapless Ur' tas of wham by rig!" Th• "T"Paibpie m mum sail in the bud, by maintarine a stoat eseirtif• La during the week, •• • oroanieed and armed emigration be prolabitea, he * Mexicus mph. bee large been wipes te mg" rta41.....i.. sad bmtessihriagweaDdhereVot That !: th ilng rli sii eer y"c'Pes ime. i ilirs ti e ll :hi l l ai mr is i t s . s x badiatkes""f o l: lo ::: adopted, bat, bet, happe may, Fare B a r re a --- will sot ha to o so=refeeting of r 22, , Lisecau, —...--,—...--..--..... 1117 0,saings. M A ucati".. : 04. 6 .: to l ff is teanks tbith.t B1 :. erived WZATIUM REPORT.—{THIS DAY.) Nomm e t a. A-IL • Sara lf li ri at X. T r. t ig : 11 L r 1 After scone •' • negatived. and tl.e trues. t olike.....o....ratosemt eereses ...l 29 : 57.m ga is 5. as l i . . 5.71 r wa . . 25 1 i : Si z . L : 11. : 1 ... I . rei S : l ii itieUlV areirweema IS ST INA 211 12 2 • D lA ' • . 1.D.0., Oar turi — As. s a az. ea* s ROYAL ' is full weaned The &meal • kr. on Pierre, meant, Rad .... . .01162 - LW. 2 4 NA d 1 slaw the prior mo o s& tore..: - MAI Si LILL 2 2 R. be -- _ . &atheist , .91 lif IL a a NA oil —ls The gold modals • rlawe h Mimosa : sem ei a 0 6 ass 1 Mere sad die • - roller* LK., for emoda— of the Punish to of 58,000 square in ggiv. 7.1=3; ron s ion .. :4 th_ 18 : 611 4 11 , St : . ii oil s 11. 1 1.11. eta . "...'-1 - 1 • MDCil ' %Zia . !1•720 hrl 11. - ;;1 i: l:6 , P i a. nee ordll • lay meet issitercessisAtie le 1111. 1. I X.X.I. 1 • l e rwl 11014 • 1 1 11 of her Oldie ... . known, During met of settee- MURIA fixed id TORIDAT. re NORSIUM WRIORSDAT. IR Use world. Vadat% asodesste. Coasts. S. to W., fresh Is ea Mr. Sensual Tot will aerate, roma _ tirely at his • Lesion ball to B.W. sea back, WIRTOS, RR to (S.W. eadir•ww fresh iti moth" whereby he first • variable, moderate to fresh, showed ia showers is le. afflarests of the A. Friday P l4° "' but am Wass& Mast for having As au:Sebes& SOITIVIIIL As nest above ... which he relieved dab. Jimmy to Ir., vast- Mersie. B.E. to SW., Mgt ls espiaealice at ' • 1,. able. ssostarata to moderate. a t t '' trash, theader dam- • • Raliadtag en in ro l b si r.trasemius Taridelaa. At • Way the Northervaleataaa. Wetiens.ireisad, Wale, thl smo il" . Maranon deli ._ rucks. elostherncheith manna so& lad at slim , w iladeasallsetward FaMead ass North lee. , Cray during t • roasters '• —=------------- society will Roam& ALM= ATROCIOUS CoNDVCT OF • BMA 9 usual cil.-14 " 10 cl alleged melte eases at me dem plies ea vadea of Kr. Bork, cm of the hrough miShh•• •• ... A perliemea r Mims. Friday, is whisk at Inn on responsible Aloe to the err particulars of t • mast teat as service appears to he involved. A __. very lee harm begs One* Mr. W. P. Bowe that a bey law: *lee of ward • Lis. Jahn Thome Lytham" MlLeasia. fifteen Years si •litf_.." l l Si is all ham • ' Vann." No. 82, Pressethateest, was in • 000ddioo mom ree—_..... - Aooording • m. TM his death %miner, Mr. Booth was celled epee le le" Anna st the boy's depreitioe, which was to des fellowleg egad= upwsrds 1,100 tars were Oe the Mith el May, 1864, he sailed as au aperratial is ill cruisers la albakvid, ship liaises Oman, d which William Naomi ear. rods, His Merge was air man. need from Liverpool to V Sr MAR ? Mem el me ar toe ether mets irz Oallso. sad back. Os do, I C lay the i . est Merin Muck neatly es the lerd. wig Siclithel. Para o follow- his sae ell dry bled ; on the voyage bore he ot rediap will be el& to the him to a nub aore mien ezt :st. In April. se a _ it is antisipard. lured hem being Atom AEON the eight to about ship,. sad 7 = ei hr ia tier wit • see width bree Tamp is mars Ids drier co them the Isle The Mg I Wel /dards ens bias set al his berth upon the &oak. sod Tars Mx. re appened him is the skis, beseetie the right ribs, ma he by deni....l leis—whine few flays him Mang the bey trimming the 101 . 8 _,...""(44 sgainress to ?wear be y Weigh pre. Marin sireek him en the heed air sam. the w""L a ri was ...d one from previous ill•lmMesi. Boos after dr. til l e ue r g Alls:d serablithed kepi without bie for,the boy foisted as the wheel. „... lan of W . e assalhost wee nespies he seri ant leave hie Md. tfe, ".1 to showed Wand Maeda streak hies serest Liao on eve ; 110. ad walk like esti 1 currying about the tile. se Net the led could Masa f „„ v is Seery year ex rest eves whets essapiefat sew ends to the rostdo• im"'" ewes this • Y fig Meisel dee led. . Serra timer dudes the X i t e di lonlise a I, is mew theorised to kill OM lei awn or Wise lw !k! miles eon Asars. net ewe Vbe wan OW eig or OM for hartieja_hit_ ll l "ma Eel bow Ps it hags was afraid at the dn. Per some days isiger se r w as I=Ae No reashed Livered the was too ill to est lIP • :e4l= Ihe inked here be be les taken to the lewlfmtl i t --Number of ei, M., O. has been taken into enstody, and incooded. to •••••• 14 .5. et which nosh of the lefre injuish—Limpor Whoa. tiiV‘• MONtiAT E*ENING, MAY 22, 1865. LATH? INTELLIGENQA. AMERICA. fasorna's runnum.) ARRIVAL OF THE PERUVIAN. (NIL Oreeassida) The following are the heads of the news brought by the Peruvian : NEW YORE, MAT 13, Ensue. Dick Taylor has surrendered. Kirby Smith has appealed to his soldiers to con• tinue the contest. The Courier tka Etats Unis says that there is less enthusiasm respecting the Mexican emigration scheme, and asserts that Mr. Seward will maintain the neutrality laws. Tile enlistments, however, con tinue. Rosecranz has denied all connexion or sympathy with the scheme. The Stonewall is off Nassau. The liberals have gained several successes, and show increased activity in Mexico. Gold, 130 k. NEW YORK. NUT 12, &UM. General Canby reports that Dick Taylor surren dered on the 4th instant on the same terms as Les. Kirby Smith has published an appeal to his sol diers, dated Shrieveport, April 21, denounc ing Lee's surrender and exhorting them to stand by their colours. He says that his resources are ample to protract the struggle until foreign aid arrives, or until such time as they can secure terms worthy of a proud people. It is said that a standing Federal army of 150,000 men will be maintained, consisting of one corps of volunteers, one corps of regulars, and two corps of negroes. General Sherman is in Washington, giving evi dence before the Congressional Committee. A grand review of Grant's and Sherman's armies will be held at Washington shortly. The Navy Department has ordered that vessels with United States customs clearances can enter all ports designated in the President's proclamation of April 20, provided they have no contraband of war on board. The Neu, York Herald affirms that the United States will declare neutrality between Juarez and Maximilian, and that Mexican loans will be nego tiated in New York the same as Confederate loans were negotiated in Paris and London. It adds that if Juarez wishes privateers he can buy them in American cities. It is reported that a public meeting in favour of Mexican emigration will be held at New York, under the countenance of accre dited Mexican agent". General Roseanne has a made a speech deny ing either connexion or sympathy with the emigra tion scheme, and warning the soldiers never to join buccaneering expeditions, but to return to industrial pursuits. The Courier des Etats Unis says that Seward proposes to present M. de Mootholon to Johnson, and if prevented by his health he will write or inspire the answer which Johnson will give when Mouth olon presents his credentials. Seward opposes all breaches of neutrality, and it is not feared that complications will arise from this came. Seward is said to have openly expressed himself in this sense to Johnson and the cabinet. The press universally denounce the secrecy of the trial of the Booth conspirators. Riverdy Johnson will defend Mrs. Surratt. The names of the counsel for the prisoners have not yet appeared. Mr. Senders has returned to Montreal. Gregg, one of the St. Albans raiders, has been re arrested, charged with robbing the National Bank. President Johnson, in his address to the coloured population, said that he trusted the time would come when all the coloured people would be assem bled in one country best adapted to their condition, if it should appear that they could not get along with the whites. The ram Stonewall was off Nassau on the Bth. published in the rebel organ in London, asserting that the crime solid not be imputed to the rebel government Mason was compelled, by the indig nation of the public, thus to denounce the crime at once. It is not a little curious that, while this rebel commissioner hastens to exculpate himself and colleagues from any previous knowledge ot the crime, Jeff. Davis, the rebel chief in this country, has not taken the slightest notice or made any statement of any kind relative to the terrible event, although he has been publicly and officially branded as the leading accomplice in the assassi- nation." The following letter, which oonfirms the report of the confession of the sasekain Payne, has been received by Mr. Clarence A. Seward : Weshingtoa, May 7, MS. found your uncle much better time I expected strength is rapidly returning. He suffers list little pais, altboegh the metal spliot which le spelled fn restate the jaw is very annoying, and interferes with his sleep. He sonverete with some lit tle difficult y ; but a li regular ttle time will improve that. He hopes to take hold of department business somewhat during this week. I d droveout with him two hours yesterday and to-day. Freerick is doing very well, is setirely wo e:ions. 11 the benterrbege front his wooed' does pot return la four or five days more his physi cians think he will be net of danger. You will be glad to hear that Payee, the Armin, has fully camfassed his crime sod all the details respeetieg it, sad the difficulties be es countered. He eosin= fully the story ot the agoured lad who let him into the house, and aka Major Seward's ac count. The details which be gives are for obvious reasons sot made public as present ; he says, however. that all the plane of that Friday eight not being cianisd out was the greatest failure that ever was. He has not made say reve lation respecting his socomplices. That will doubtless follow.—Yours, ever truly, R. N. BIATCHIIOIID. Clarence A. Seward, E.., New York. The following is General Johnston's farewell address to his troops : - Haad-qnutars, Army al Tosamasa 'war Oressabare, N. 0., Nay 2,1885. General Orden, No. 22. Coanehm, —la lartninatiag ear alas' relaticos I earnestly orlon you to observe faithfully the terms of peridostion agreed upon, aad to discharge the obligations at Good sad peaceful althea a your homes, es tall so you nper formed the duties of thorough soldiers is the field. By mut a coarse you will best secure the ocenfort of your familia sad Modred, and restore tranquillity to your country. You will Mara to your homes with the admiration of our people, won by the courage sad Noble deaths you hen displayed in this long war. I shall always remember wit pride the loyal support and peeress rionbiores you bay eyed ami. I Dow pert with you with deep regret, and bid you farewell with fa linp of cordial friendship, sad with earnest wishes that you may have hereafter all the happi nese sad prosperity to be food in the world. J. L JOIUnITOX, Geneva General Johnston addressed to the governors South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida the followint Greensboro?, April 80.1865. The disasters in Virgin* She captors by the esserny all our workshops for the peepagstioa of ammunition and repairing of anat. the impeadhnly of reomiting our little army, opposed by mom that& Ma them be antabw, or oupplyieg, except by robbing oar Dora oitimow, hes . strewed all hope of meorenful war. I have, therefore, made a military 000reotion with Otooral latenowe to Ur 'abate hostilities in North sod &eta Oarolins, Giorgio, and Florida. I have made this convontiou to Roue "* blood of the pliant little army committed to me, to vest further aufferiogs of our people by the devastation min inevitable from the march of invading amiss, and avoid the crime of waging hopelem war. J. E. Joanna, Goma ENGLAND AND THE BRAZILS. The A tisao-Brazilian Times, published at - Janeiro, of the 24th ult., says : We are in hopse that diplomatic relations between Brasil and England are about to be rammed, end we trust binding Um of friendly feeling between both countries' be long and happy in duration. Mr. Thornton, who, are informed, will be appointed the reddest utintater this court, has performed his minion to the River Plate with prudence and with Went' while the amicable sentiments he manifested towards Braid, during the late hostilities with the Benda Oriental, bees appreciated and acknowledged by the envoys from - country. It is in the power of this gouwancent to mike his path smooth and pleasant, and thus realise the per desire of every Englishman to see the prosperity of ' empire and a !Inn and lasting friendship between Boil _ England. Fortunately the old-time maxims of peocrastina tion and deception are laid amide, sad. in diplomacy se in commerce, freshness, truth, and punctuality ese expected 'ad appreciated:lLA, thee, straightforward eistemente and details, as far as known, of pending queitiows be had before the new minister without unneeemary delay, for In his sense and judgment we rest assured that be will not for Impossibilities from the government of Brasil. MIMIC°. Brownsville papers of the 22nd ult. state that 1,100 Imperialiste had arrived at Matamoros from Monterey. A fight took place with Negrett near that city. The Imperialists retre►ted, and Negrett occupied Monterey. (Per the Milos.) " The full detail' which we publish," says the New York Times, " of the effect produced abroad by the report of President Lincoln's death show the vast influence which the foreign policy of his administration has, all along, exercised on the political mind of Europe. It was never till now made so perfectly clear how thoroughly Western Europe, in spite of the prevailing sympathies Weer LONDON Wonirieo CLASSES' litn graciouslyusisui with the rebellion, respected the honest y of Ilawnirrion.—Her Maisety the QOM boa purpose, the firmness yet temperateness of esseeted tb• ales el reloweee of We exhon character and the perfect purity of motive which Tam ILATz C°11311""""1"Clizir t o INDIL'' appertaiLd to all the official acts of the fr. Hash Boss, a ce l m P latid b 7 Ma i er Beale' A.D. arrived in London yesterday morning Irma Paris. late executive. We hear, without perhaps more After the Chancellor of the Exchequer's interest than we attach to the natural condolence drew briquet, in celebration of her MaJesty's birthday, . of friendship, the touching tributes paid to the wassado , „,,,s, x te . m e m os . w w h im mu smaco wy , memory of the dead president by the high-minded which wee origisally appointed for to-marrow evening. journalists of London, who have stood by us un- Mrs. Gladstriek bell, anuouncod for the lat al Jam, ' waveringly through all this bloody trial. We have Poet mod to the 2ed ;ad on the 14th she will tested their sympathy of ten on other occasions Ea rl ban' Earl G r anville, as Lord President of the Council, more or less calamitous, and we anticipated that wW give a grand full deer banquet cm Wednesday ••• now it would be what it has alw a y s been, free, g ene- at bra mansion in Brataa . auses, in agekaaskat roue, and intelligent. From the hostile press, on majesty % birthday. the other hand, nothing could be looked for beyond Miss Burdett Coutts will give a ball in Stratton a decant regard to propriety in whatever it might g reet on Tuesday, June 20. say of the murder, or whatever results it might The annual dinner of the Royal Drsgoons • predicate thereupon." take Own es Monday, the 29th Instant, al the The Tribune has the following amongst other Tavern. mimmenta :—" It must not be supposed that papers At the third performance of Nauman (on Pride) like the London Times, by being for once compelled mixt/ Nab. Adam Patti will stag the 111.4 of Adak. The Morning Herald is getting anxious at I to reverse their former opinion and tacitly sallow -I.a Inv in whisk Mr. Smith's candidature Is pressedlin ledge their errors concerning the American govern- 1--,,,r-aamisiass, sad s __ he wili nee molt, have forgotten to be impertinent. In the wet at a woe mmewabls.— "It would us 1 = 6 7 0 7 7 same number, in which the Times glorifies an sc „,„,, i st,„ to fors,, a hol e mm e t h i m sad we nosy American President, whom on • hundred occasions i n w es s u gemen.• it had formerly abased, i t im p udentl y suggests that Bov TlMews'& at i t a! r idww Ind . HOSCITLTUNAL GAZDINIL— bwiTbe , 'Mr. Johnson should re si g n voluntarily, or, in case ww , k l 7 u t= k S a turday. The exhibition of s. (by of his failing to do so, that public opin ion should wean, sad G e gh e y. d g ew hig) hu g er the meet be so expressed in regard to him as to lead him to ...also otered ass altelvdaTi i rd rew„,lebbe e e° 6oo WOF resign.' It does not seem to have occurred to the e s P i l dp " ° ;‘, .. Lady japtmeir. i c t on i.7. - 77 - g2k,:.: ' F. rs i , Times that advice so palpably insolent and uncalled bandysamm," " Archimedes," mid " ass. for must entirely neutralise any good effect which detringrwitlliTT"*lnts Amon g * tro d a vistlass Bll"*. otherwise its tribute to the memory of Abraham M a i ; V g Sir Wmits.ortli Bilks, Earl of filielrei . d, 411 ' Bishop of D o wager O r ate. Ashbroohe, fib Lincoln might have priduc ed ." W Tarim. Lady IllArtker' Lady Sandford. Bishop The New York Herald informs its readers that i m * h. he . the startling news of the murder of President Lin- GARIBALDI owrairoar Aryans —The : coin produced a shock wherever the intelligence 2 k 1 ,,,,,,h—ri-, ifs.ktv f .f.rsi had been made public in Europe. "Immense the te es t ee g o t t h e L i - m esh gag gles g p ms me , meetings bad been held in Liverpool and London, ceeseresi afi humility and ow slob wad. sad I similar in tone and character to those held in this fnarts:srad„thatratitst IV eehhe eep te jl e e _ w eelt r e- be country and the British provinces. The event was arcs., it is well taws, 1411. 11.110 el mew Irish r" announced in parliament by Earl Russell in one Witot s r t r_ sa ßn ha d sa t t e LlagliCa 4b s a fled ut liaweaTagebagab house, and by Sir George Grey, for Lord Palmer- s h ul f, T i ac ipla o niinssipatcsa of the &Val did sr r don, in the other. The exciting and absorbing I . .____,le e sll in *Pigmies be the Hera Aneerwen. who a , subject was to have been brought up again on the __-148=8 the s hi t t e e r eee th ese e f ee P a t et he 47 la IS Ist 11. t., for the purpose of requesting the Queen thee ter the geed el oppressed InmeerW Sees to have conveyed to the government and people see ass tallrgrksttsgs. list theadietne.leirnethettl of the United States an expression of the deep that wane. illessesisse Om became It indigestion and sorrow that the crime had pro- *set. and,boolem s _,_,..., su i f i k1m"....."„ii _..... e .tinv , esw eaa ° duoed in England. Among other manifeetatiota e w rt e h h ari =bil ..... .... ".. ... ". 7 ...." 4111117 •-• M. and signs is • letter from the rebel agent Haws, Gimunalas. apse, May, VS6." (uarrim's Tzteowee.) THE BOMBAY MAIL. MARSEILLES, Mar . The Messina, with the Bombay mail, arrb here at 6 a.m. to-day. The mail leaves for London at 11.30 a.m. .~ ~~t