The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-12 00:00:00

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G. •. es 4 ; Mesdisms reek, sad Wright —IIIIOTHIA rar Moore Miskomme, _ad_ Comptes Mesdames usowdsa sad Mm—AM THM GRW-ITID WONMIICL ranicerra THIS iTEM3III, _Nu sx4lsnres /ND FIDDLI-SIBINGO. RAN NA PD Yew& DooefosaD A Dre.fpnam. }LYEdenaod, D. Nimble', D. gamy, dadtada Muses; /Pa. D. qoaeltsalt and for IL *Mr.—AM AN AnOLZ APOLOGY. FIUTANIRA. Taw Wixom TIM FICTUE OF DELUSION. Mom Rey nolds. Cranked mod Dmosood.: Madosio Mir sad irmanolc' THY lIAGIC .9111111 NO CAP. • IS. COM and —dad EAULAD DU VAS —Owasso at boasood A SION WA AT LIATIDOSSIIDGI. T o DAT Maim Ws. MIL ....10maa. 865. To-Miaow Mania& a..• Was.....Atimaa. 48 - am LONDON. MONDAY; JUNE 12. Tug slaughter at Steptaboret last Friday after noon is fatal to the theory which identifies the season of railway accidents with the season of excursions. This was on a line remarkable for its prosperity and snows% foe its punctual and efficient management, and for its international character, as the direct line to Paris and Pekin. Oran sod..'. cogiour, all the world travels by the South Eastern "boat" train— for all the world goes to Paris in these days, if not to Pekin---and the intelligent foreigner's ides of railway travelling in England means the tidal train from Folkestone or Dover and back. Probably an Englishman's ideal of a safe and. sere railway journey is the tidal train. AU other trains are subservient to it, all get out of its way. Yet it was precisely one of these famous and familiar " boat " trains, which are wont to carry lives and treasures more valuable than C.Eu& and his fortunes twice • day, that on Friday afternoon broke asunder, and plunged headlong over • bridge into a river. One or two carriages ware left on the line ; but nine passengers killed on the spot, and forty or fifty seriously in jured, make up as considerable • bulletin as many an officer might contribute to the Gazette after a sharp engagement in an Indian war. Of these forty or fifty persons injured, bow many will be incapacitated in mind or body, or both, for the rest of their lives I How many of those who are happily not among the killed ar woundeti Aill have been quite unshaken by the accident? It is not compound fractures or severe contusions only that make up the list of injuries in accidents of this kind. Whet was the cause t Who is to blame ? These are the questions that rise to the lips of the public when an accident happens. In this cue, as in the first of the Great Western contributions to laat week's list, the cause at least is not far to seek. It is almost identical with that of the accidsnt near the Rednal station on the Shrewsbury line, on which the Coroner's jury delivered last Saturday • verdict of emphatic ant well-warranted severity. In both cases the portion of the line where the accident occurred was under repair ; in both cases the blau, lies somewhere between the foreman of the platelayer', the signalman, and the driver of the train. The platelayers accuse the signalman of negligence, the signalman accuses the platelayers of oarelemness, and the driver accuses both the signalman and platelayers of negligence and carelessness. It seems incredible that on any line in the world trains should be allowed to pees at a pace of thirty or forty miles an hour over sunk, or loosened, or imperfect rails. Of all varieties of railway accidents it should seem there can be none so preventible, so absolutely inexcusable, as that any portion of the permanent way over which trains are incessantly passing should be left in an unsound or insecure condition. There are accidents, such as axles breaking, boilers bursting, collisions, which may be more or less beyond prevention or control ; but that a train should run over a loosened rail appears almost as inconceivable as that the driver of a stage coach should deliberately take his passengers " across " country." To all other railway accident" there were analogous casualties in coach travelling ; there is none to this. For though • leader in a team might sometimes bolt, or a onus: be turned too sharply, the road was never out of order. Nor was the turnpike man asleep when the guard blew his born. Of course we shall be assured that on the South Eastern line the permanent way is con stantly inspected with the strictest regularity and system. But of this no jury will require to be assured ; their curiosity will be stimulated, not by the simplefact of a portion of thepermanent railway being out of order at • certain moment, but of the tidal train passing over that portion at full speed. We are not anticipating the conclusions of the in quest on this latest, if not the moat lamentable, of last week's series of railway accidents. We are con tent to point with a consciousness of relief to the *event terms of the verdict of the inquest on the Great Western incident near Shrewsbury. Neither the superior officials of the locomotive depart ment, nor the engine -driver, nor the platelayer escaped the conclusions of that verdict with its charges of " great blame," and of " gross and " culpable negligence." We trust that the South Eastern jury will accept that verdict as a model, without anticipating the explanations and regrets which will certainly be offered by the Directors to the memory of the dead end for the comfort of the survivors. A `.; ~".-=~• at sour —BALMORAL, Joss 9. The Queen drove out yeetetday morning, scoots rallied by Prisms' Helms ; sad is the shampoo her lis. jeety v est ost with Primer He3ess, 'Waded by the Dashes Dowager of Athol*. Jon 10. The Queue, ioeceepenbel by Prisms Louise, &eve eat yetterdey mondsg. la the ettiesoce the Q. wxacipseled by Meows lislesa. sod sibteeeted h lize. (Redo; wept 10 Lore Bolls, and retemed by laveresetd..__— _ " liaribereseh Hoerr, JIM 10, 9. 30 l‘ng. " The recovery of her Myst Shilusem the Prison at lelee oesthinee neisterraptedly. "The West Owe le perfectly well. "Agatha bell.sis will be Wee& of ifeelley. Sums Fain. ILA " E. H. ilierumw, ILD." is SUS.. The Primo of Wales visited Yr. Lear's studio fool-plea on Seturdsy. In the ovemiag his Itopel Hi g hness, &tinged by the Tail of Menst-Edgeumbs, Li Ugly', end Lieutenant•Ooloael Koppel, honoured the Fishmongers Ossipany with his oonspany et dinner it Fishman/ere-tall. The Prime of Wales, with Lientenent4olouel Koppel In welting, attended Divine envies at the Chapel Royal, St. Jamas, yesterday morning. The 00111allsies Benin was read by the Rev. J. 0. Haden sad the Rev. C. F. Terser. Anthem, " I was is the spirit" (Blow). Snag by Yews' R. Hamby, Boma, Wise, and Lewis Thomas. In. Cooper podded at the organ. The memos wog posolted by the Rev. C. F. Term, boot St. Matthew, o. zxviti., v. 19. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the official reaidenoe of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-street. The ministers present were —Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Mamellor, Earl Granville, Sir George Grey, Earl Russell, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Earl de Grey, the Mancelice of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon.T. Milner Gibson, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Earl of Clarendon , and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. th• Colomisk Deapabobao wen reosivedaoSatarday at . °See frees the Goveraors ol the Gape of Good 0140$ sod St Helm. Despotehea were east to the Govessero et Gryloa, Hoeg Kam Litman, Naha, Vie North Maeda& Provisoes, sad Bormoda. VISIT 07 Has Kunerr To Gtermtroica. —On the evening of Wednesday, her ifsjorty, accompanied by the Friedman HAIM, Louie', sad Beatrice, sod the Roe. lady Bowater, lady is maids& drove from Shiro:eel TIC Iswereanld Mows and Altaic:mica to the Falls of Queieb. The royal party wu accompanied to the Falls by eh Charles Wood and Major Elphinstone on herniae*. These gentle moo returned direct to Bahama, while her Majesty sod lies Prisoessee. hulas exelmeged their carriages for bill peeler, sad being wroompenied by guides Iran the Pelue. side rip the winding vale of the Qooirh. Divesting from the gaol= Vele. the royal party rode across the moorland that divides it from the Derry Glee, sad returned sit Old Mar Lodge to Braemar, and thaw immediately proceeded to Balmoral. The day wee very les.—Dundre Advertiser. Her Majesty and the youthful members of the royal family with the Qessa at Balmoral will lease the Highlands for Windsor Castle on Thursday =rt. The Prince of Wales was entertained at a banquet by the Fiabrommere Company on Saturday night Mr. J. Spiew, the prim warden of the company, mmapial the I : Abair ' tad the Duke of Cambridge, the Dabs of gatherland, Lord Brougham, Lard Ebory, the Chancellor of the Each.. goer, and other distinguished peremages were present cm the occasion. The diluter was =drily a emaplimeutary we ; bat in the coons of it Lord Clarence Paget stated that it bad been agreed, at the suggestion of the Fritsch Emperor, that the English iron-clad fleet should visit the rout of Frame, end the Freak Bat the oast a England, and that the two flesh' would be in conjueotioo off Plymouth &bad the middle of next mootb. His Royal Highness the Prinoe of Wales is ex , parted to be peseset tomorrow sad ea Thu:why at Ascot mom Prince Arthur, accompanied by the Duke of Argyll, General (hey, and Major Livingston, last week paid • visit to the Vale of Alford, with the view of trying the Doe Fishing, thine in the Des being as yet rather poor. The party drove straight from Balmoral on Sunday night, &trivial' at Mn. Stewart's Station Hotel. about 9 o'clock, where they remained for the night. Next morning they Matted for the fishing on Major Far quharson's estate of Houghton ; but had little sport. After lunching with Major Farquharson, the Prince and party drove off to Salmon' nay in the afternoon. The Countess Berustorff had an afternoon party on Saturday st the hymns Emteray on Carina Hoene tartan. Most of the visitors were accompanied by their youthful children, the cards of invitation specifying that it was a " juvenile party." On Saturday Miss Burdett Coutts gave her third alternate party at Holly Lodge, Highgate, which was very numerously attended, upwards of 500 members of the aristocracy being present. His Exoellency the Bavarian Minister and Barnum de Ostto and family leave the Bavarian Legation en Wednesday next for Munich, his excellency having ob tained leave of absent* fora few months. Tbe Countess of Derby will have an assembly on the 20th last We(Post) are informed that a marriage is arranged between Vimonnt Hood and Mee Edith Ward, mooed daughter d Mx. Arthur W. Ward, of Upper Grosvenor- Aran. On Friday next, the 16th inst., s dinner will be gives by the members of the Crated Service Club to Lieut.. Genesi Sir Hugh Bose, 0.0.8., IL.S.L, upon which nor Moe hie Royal Bighorn the Duke of Cambridge, K.G., will preside. The operas for the current week at Covent Gar da" an—lf Benign, tt-eight ; L'Etoile is Nord (last time this season), tomorrow ; Doc Wonsan, Thursday ; LP Huguenots, Friday; sad Norma, Saturday—for the find 'emanate of the mach telkedet Nadia. Galatia (Norma), and of Signor Tana, a new UMW (Polito). The operas announced for the present week at Her Majesty's Theatre are—Medea (to-morrow night), La Sonsarsbida (Wednesday morning), and Lucia (Thursday eight). Madame Harriers Wieners has arrived. Orders have been issued at Aldershot, that, until further notice, no soldier seateaoed to undergo as Is- Oneonta for also, period than 168 boars is to be aora• mated to the Divisional Military Prison. The number of Roman catholics in the gaols of Ireland is 29,256, or 86 per amt of the whote. Members of the established chunk number 3,312 or 10 per mini, and presbyteries* 1.094, or about 8 per mat. As additional proof of the danger to which the London public are just now exposed from the number of dogs entirely at large or not sufficiently guarded, it is men booed that at Charing-woes Hospital there are sow enema outlefieets under treatment for " bits" received within the pest three or four weeks. On Friday alms four eases presented themesins. Fox Ogun.—Tbe fourth meeting of the Fox Club gas year took plan on Saturday amain, at Brooks's. preset—Earl of Albemarle, Earl of Lmmister, Oelonel I Hee. Weenie Coke, M.P., Fight Hen Sir William Game -- At the last annual dinner of the Dramatic I, I C l a i t e l " Batil ~ Lord ly a Zarl Fesdsirjt W. Authors' Society, held at the Ship Hotel, Oreetiwieli. telltdesrd Oohs. ines7Humeny Vivian, En., Lard handsome silver inkstand was presorted to Mr. Mark Lemma. Llateraer. Hoe. Edward S. Hassell. Laid Torching's, Hon. a taatiamfai, not only of assume regard, but a l. o or gm *, graben re H. A. Dunn, Bee. Panatela H. Venn, John i ll- hku. anophosloo. Lard Meaty tude for the service which be rendered to his brother !. Coasasee, Earl of Fife . Boris J. workers for the stags. Almost every living English , kg.p George R. Philips. Bert. dramatist of note was prosiest. Sir Beery Femmes Sir William Soak ROMAN CATHOLIC PRlNOlrltd&—Sinoe the passing 86 ,.!_tr Fraakil Dundee, Foe,, LP., six Theme B. of lb* Prison Ministers Act of 1143, Roman catholic priests '"'"' ""t Hon. Stephen Diebbilike, and Lard have been appeioted to attend at the following prone. ! /WTAL HORTICIILTIIDAL GANDONIL—Tbe first At Liverpool borough gaol, with salary of 3001. a you granted by the magistrates ; at gaol, Lancaster, 8T••• ast`v a the "010•2 task pis •• &nal Kaattlice with Iw.. year . maaataata, c ity p a . irfa h f ox a as Saterday. Ten nude wore in atteedinee, let Life Guards year. which Is to ;over the prevision o f vestmeste mod sn . 114 .1 41 , _Hem Gu a rds (Mus ), the Otter of whom per. altar appertensooss ;at Preston house of cermetiee. with 1 °"°"• ivy the Wu* fe . eniff a seitoodoe tram 1001. a year ;at Durham nasty gad, with 501. • Oar ;at VA.friosiort The ahem et. is the ermesna- Nuthallwrree. North Riding, with 401. a year ; at Wake. Writ *Ma had belie Ilea lettC;;;;Tto gin ft the effete field, with 1001. a year; Sarre, hones ri Oorreetion,Wande- a • task the Vet , a NAM is generally seesiderid by wwah.6ol. . pair sosssi pima, w faa b a d eri gardeners titho more farewell/en the eglantine of dowers win Or. a year. At Worcester temety prison, et Werwlek, Wan the mitotic HEM a • SUM TOO. MOM wee a yen at mom. at valdpaaa, at Reading . satt the crusty frilliest ememblage of the leaden al rank and festtles new prison*, Stmerox, a Renee catholic priest is permitted to is 14 • 3 °°- v i s i t m a R oma m amm a ;T a man ea aa a w an m u Sams AND SCDIPTITAIL—A correspondent In ministrations, but the priest receives no salary from the terms se that "dm illookratlou lately (Unkind among rates. The same may be the cam at other gaols, bet in the scientific wee has bele published, with the names (over greet ulejority of Bailin prison no actual appointment ha 100) of those who have signed it. The original sigoituris been made under the act. an plead in the Bodleian Library." I. N*k_,_ so ; IVEInIGA JUNE ~`~ bto eipedienis which haitisae.- damagi i 7 rrredit. The proof of this is the p r esent price of the Three per C e nts., which are at 87.60. It is a favourite oratorical diversion of the represen tatives of government to compare the pre sent with part regimes. The government ot July found the funds low s the result of the revolution w hich gave birth to it, but they gradually reroyeassd their pace with the res toration of onfidenos, and the credit of the state was s oon reeestablis But hed. what is unaccountable in the present government is that the longer it lute, the lower the toads tau. From 79, which was the pries in 1863, they have gradually but regularly fallen to 67.50. M. Pane wo uld compare the government to the prical son ra ther than to the too easy paterfamilias of M. Thimo. The Minister of State, Rouher, after vaunting the present prosperity of France, passed • severe censure on the conduct of the opposition in bringing such questions as the oourtraartiral on the Mexican I I journalists and the military executions of General Castagny before the Corps IwgislatiL Generals ought not to be exposed to hostile criticism at a time when theyare exposing their lives in the mar nce of their country ; and the words spoken in the A sse mbly are repeated and taken np by the factious I abroad. The minister could not be brought to say whether or not it was a whole town that was burned down, but be more than once repeited that two or I tine houses were levelled with the ground. It is I needless to go through the long argument in which be defended the patronage afforded by the govern ment to the Mexican loan, l o ttery and all, land which , of course, satisfie d majority. Turn ing to the present situation of Mexico, he said that the felts expressed of an attack from the United States were groundless The recruiting oases have been closed, and the most satisfactory assurances have been received from the Washington cabinet. He quotes a conversation of Mr. Bigelow with M. Drouyn de Limy/it° the following effect :—" With out doubt, we are not favourable to the establish ment of • monarchy in Mexico—doubtless we prefer republican forms ' • but we respect the popu lar will ; we can understand that Mexico so long governed u monarchy, mei wish to ivanrn to that form of government, and we shall not go to war on aquestionotforms." The recent disturbanoss in some of the northern provinces were the natural consequence of the detestable murder of Mr. Lin coln, but they are now appeased or in • fair way to a speedy termination. Then t turning to the oppo sition, he reproached them with the encouragement given to the enemies of France. At a dinner at New York, at which the leading Juanita were pre sent,. .he quotes the toasts which were drank — "Death to Maximilian, the tyrant of Mexico ;" " Death to the Pope, the tyrant of consciences ;" "Death to Napoleon 111., the tyrant of the world ;" "The health of the French deputies who oppose the tyranny of the Emperor . " Pamphlets are thrown in the way of the soldiers, addressed to them by " Amu and his frieud Jules Fano," urging them to desert from the standard of their tyrant. With an appeal to union the minister con eluded his speech amid thunders of applause. M. Jules Fevre added • few words on the destruction of San Sebastian, a fact which the Moniteur has not attempted to deny, and which if tree is contrary to the rights of nations, and the usages of war, and exposes the Preach soldiers who may fall into the hands of the enemy to the most horrible reprisals. The vote it need hardly be said, was carried with only 13 dissentients. Monsieur Eloin, the private secretary of the Emperor Maximilian, after • short visit to Vienna, is expected in Paris to-morrow evening. The rperah of M. pr e s, , which excites the enthusiasm of the officious press, has bad no other effect on the Boarse than to produce a further fall in the Mexican Loaa o "flitch after falling below 45 closed at 45f. • ITALY. THE ENGLIEIH ANDS. MAN AMONGST THE BRIG - - - The unfortunate English gentleman who has been nearly a month a prisoner with the brigands, tad for whose ransom 10,0001. is now demanded, is a member of the Stook Exohange—Mr. W. J. 0. Moons. Re has been travelling with his wife for the bud six months in Sicily and Italy for the benefit of his health. Mrs. Moans writes to the Times from Naples : SIR —May I sib yen to °phi's!' tide letter, ea I fear from Mr. Murray Aynaley's letter, in which he gives • deseldP- Soo of our beteg captured by Wised', my rountrynaeo may pi the impreesioo that life with brigands le not at ell bed! Mx. Murray Ayniley was oily 44 hours is their power; my hasbead, unhappily, is still with them. He writes to RIO that the life is extremely pilafs! ; he is halbetarved, and 1,01 . 11 out with fatigue ; sad is soostaat fear for his life from a sissy abet. La hie kit lettwr he seys he is ia a wood ; it raise loosens*; his clothes are wet through, sad sot half Irani moo& I her for him malaria, fever, sod oonsumptioa ; these enemies are always ready to sneak the hams frame whim wseksaed by west of proper food sad fatties. It is oleo rotas easy matter to pt out of the bride of the beineadi. My husband has been with them duos the 16th of May. Every possible mesas have bees employed In liberate him. He is still is captivity. Pray entreat my cionotrymea to think twioe before they cope to the south of Italy. I would sere, if I pomibly ma, say of my ofrustryworasa going through the same trial of pastel empress sad satiety I have suffered. The south of Italy sad Sicily are in a very each stet* for travellers. My husband sad myself spent three moths this rioter at Palermo, mid while we were there no reddest Baglisk pesos er respestable Saari would go out half a mils tato the easstry from the lowa. for feu of Wee taken by the brigands.—Trusidog to your kindliest to publish tbh letter, I ere, sir, yours truly. Awl Morns. Hotel de 011111/VIN Naples. RUSSIA. On the 25th May (June 6) the mortal remains of the bite Osarewitoh were conveyed, with great solemnity, from the frigate Alexander Newaky, w►ich had conveyed the body from Nice to Cron 'tat, and deposited in the Cathedral. Aar/ceding to the St. Petersburg Gazette, the hos pitals of that capital oontsined on the let June 4,266 patients. Daring the conies of the day 322 others were admitted. 231. have left cured, 99 died, and there still remain 4,258 sick. (aye's nutaiums.) ITALIAN BRIGANDAGE. NAPLES, Jun 6. The bidipsands publishes the intelligenos that Deputy Gained, recently captured by the brigands of the la, has been put to death after having been three times barbarously tortured by his ruffianly captors. The same brigands, it is added, ask 00,000 lire for the release of the other four pri 1100ere. The military tribunal sitting at Potensa has con demned the brigands Normando Pietro, and ()Mg lien° Franoesco Paolo, the first to be shot, and the wood to 20 years' hard labour. ARRIVAL OF Tif: NIAGARA AT SOUTH AMPTOIf. sounuitPTON, Suss The American war steamer Niagus has arrived in the river. On coming to anchor she tired a salute, which compliment was returned by her Majesty's frigate Irregiatible, lying off Netley HospitaL It is expected the Niagara will come into dock to refit. THE CANADIAN DEPUTATION. RESULT OF TREIR VISIT. The Morning Post states that the negotiations between Canada and the mother country are about to be brought to • satisfactory conclusion. It is understood that the Omadien delegates will shortly be enabled to return to their owe country, bearing with them tidings of the our comfit' lame of their mister. "We may slate," says our oonteraporary, " that the political and commercial relations between the provisos and the mother coun try have been thoroughly con sidered, and • conclusion arrived at which is calculated to have a most teems Able infioeues on the future destinies of British North America. With reference to the subject of the proposed confederation, it is well known that the impe rial government are prepared in sooty way to facilitate the carrying out of that project so soon as all the colonies shell have agreed amongst themselves. The questioa of the °median defences has no doubt occupied much of the time of the coofereace, and we are sure the public generally will be highly gratified if it shall appear that every difficulty lam been removed from the way to • final tettlement of this important matter, and an offer tive system of defence for all British North America agreed upon between the two goverantente. AA far as Canada is comerned, no doubt the wane meets will be curled out immediately ; but the system of defence cannot be thorough until the whole of the colonies shall be united noder one general govern. meek It is • question whether the imperial parliament would not be justified in preemies' • measure st once to consolidate the Provinces of British North AMAMI, giving them molt kcal legislatures as might be desirable. Confedeestios is • matter of imperial concern, and if advantageous to the empire at large, as well es to the colo nies themselves, it should be decreed, despite the local jealousies and opposition of some of the most iosignifi. cant of the provinces to be affected by such a mea sure. it is only fair, if the loose government are remand to carry oat a eonsprehonsive scheme for the defence of British North America, that some de featism should be paid by the colonies to the well-under stood wishes of the mother musky in relation to the pro. posed oonfederatiou. It is believed that • very eatidactosy apportionment of the cost of the proposed dehisces has been agreed upon. Canada is expected to undertake the wliole of the western defames ; the canals will probably be deepened for °omen's:dal and military porpoise, and the province will some to maiatain at all times an effi cient militia. The imperial government, on their pert, it is understood, have agreed to furnish the neeserary arma ment and materiel for the whole of th Odefensive work; end to guarantee a loan for the purposef constructing the intercoloeist railroad, a very important part of the scheme of defence. We have also reason to believe that the long. pending negotiations on the subject of the north-west D a rn els tory have been satisfactorily concluded. by which a back country rich in • variety of resources, and offering a vast and attractive field for immigratioa, will be acquired by Camels. We may also state that for the future • hotter au derstatiding is likely to exist between the colonel and the mother country in regard to their asesnuoial rektims. la the course of • few days it I. probable the nature of the arrangements occeluded between the two governments will be fully stated in parliament ; in the meantime, we may congratulate the country and Canada upon the favourable result which bas unquestionably attended the mission of the colonial delegates." PUANCL Iraox OUR OWN PARLS, SATURDAY BVIDUNO. The Empress, with the Prince Imperial, prc ceeded this morning to Fontainebleau, to meet the Emperor on his return. They have just made a triumphal entry into Paris, and are again safely housed in the Tuileries. The crowds were not as demonstrative as an English crowd can be, but passing, as the cortege did, through the Rue St. Antoine, it was remarked that all heads were un covered, and the shouts of " Vire l'Empereur " were frequent. Prince Napoleon was not visible among the dignitaries who greeted the Empeior's return. Louis Napoleon looks well, very much browned, as the telegraph had announced, aid rather stouter than when he left. All the horses in the Rue de Rivoli were decorated with tricoloured flags, and there are preparations at the theatres and several of the public buildings for an illumi nation this evening. In the Corps Ligislatif the discussion of the vote of 35 millions for war expenses in Mexico 111111 con tinued. M. Bartholoni rose to reply to M. Jules Fevre, and he naturally addressed himself to the defence of the last Mexican loan. But before be approached this rather delicate question, he added hie approbation to that of M. Chair -d'ist-Ange, of the admirable vigour with which General Castagny protects the army committed to his oars. With an d-propos, which seemed to be only too well appreciated by the Assembly, he re minded them that the general was only foPowing in the footsteps of an illustrious marshal lately deceased. Although very young at the time„ he amid still remember General Pelisrer's exploit when he roasted a tribe of Arabs in the caves of Debra. The chamber testifying to its lively recol lection of this act, the orator did not insist upon recalling all the details, but General Castagny c not but feel that he is well defended when such weedents are cited in his favour. As for the lean which M. Fevre had stigmatised as a lottery, the orator asserts that it is nothing of the kind. A lottery, according to his definition, means tickets at twopence-halfpenny each sold on the Boaletards. The holder of the winning ticket gains money, and all the rest, if they get nothing, lose little. But in the Mexicali loan everyone gains at least per cent. interest. In this argument only one point is left somewhat obscure—that is, for bow long this 91 per cent. will be paid. It is jest to M. Bartho loin to say that he began his pre viou s acknowledg ing that he was heated by the day's debate when he asked leave to speak, which may be re garded by his friends as a sufficient apology for the rather lame display he made. M. Ernest Picard, who followed him, after in vain endeavouring to make himself heard on the subject of the destruction of San Sebastian, ascribed to General Castagny, treated the question. of the loan. After proving that, according to the word ing of the law prohibiting lotteries, it could only have been authorised by a special law passed to that effect, he reminded the Chamber that this law is sometimes applied with strictness, that it is only ROYAL BOTANIC Socnery, Rmairr's-rame.—A a few years since the late M. Berlin, the proprico mating of this society was h.ld et the aloe, Regint's-gerk, toe of the Debate, was declared ineligible and in- ea gatardey, don 10, the Eight Hoe. Dal De Is Warr Ia capable of voting, because an advertisement of a the chair, wheel the followiag kind the society. D . aopter om. does lottery hadbeen inadvertently inserted iu his tfedrag plants wet s tiztoreri. rd_Tb?Clor paper. " E ither the moral point of view has Gc.fol Sir " am gm.s.buttir„,,,th. Bart, Colceel strangely changed with the times, or we have a I Ri g by, titsjer-Geassal Ale& P. Le Memorise Mims. L very different opinion on the subject of lotteries g a p., U.. Hillier. Mn. Fisher. Km Millis Li*, Kiss and the favours of fortune than we had a few years Weedwaa, Mist Da...3oM isW M Wki s tletev" 6 . M i r ir W j eter it ß ehie ago. The Mexican loan, the law of 1836, and its I Tr* 1 1 B. Sale. Mr . Wm. Freees,l. Edwin Celdecett, violation, recommended themselves at once to your Mr' MW Wright. Hr . 7 Wm. Pees P•••••- r attention. I was p lain *erg"' and speak without Ma. Climmit's Houss. - :- - iialton suffered a passion, being without the least anpreheusion that sno t toss ea Friday is the departure of the whole of Mr. anything I can say will move the Minister of State. Chaplin's stud lean Mr. rhinos's. The stud net away He is not responsible, and therefore his equanimity ieoluded Queen Mary. with foal by &inkwell ; bay yearthig is unshaken by my fruitless criticisms. But the colt by V o ltignr—Behst-this-Bowster ; ?_7Th be law is than) ;as its humble organ I try to interpret Lwar tre , —4.(=hirer Mary 4 • l 7 (l l: l , l 4 64 by m ; e g A z uo i r n s , i s. it—and the honourable Minister of State sits Ilea—Flontses ; Eawkshaw. by Gums at Vast—Nom lag by. This, gentlemen , is the practical applies- gimbal; Glosaised. by . wadmilm--incycattee. It i s Noe of the eocatittition. * This sally was received cot known what was the destleaties Feat. the sted. bet ale with general laughter. It is difficult to see how , su w P"sa they l w nr W atta , ' Bia t ffi t eda "4 r 13" tre W". or where, with the resources at the disposition firo wbe re t a CyTit it the Darby. se ray the government o( Maxim, the sums due to Francs RorAy Fizz How ,„, „ Gw e s _ nmsom). __Tb e are to be paid. But if these be a source of em- Dumber of petition relieved et this hospital, dudes the barmasment, what is much graver is the habit won ending 10th June, was 3,491, of which 1,098 were which the government has contracted of having re- sew mesa *_,_ DRAMA. LAW INTELLIGENCL (THIS DAY.) --•-- PRINCE oP WALISIL A new and original serio•acimic drum in three eels, written by Yr. H. J. Byron, wee media/ st this imam o• Saturdey aighl, nadir the somewhat strong Ole d War to Kt4(fs. The eemle aiming la lie gime hi mash simmer th at tie micas •kriarat--piebably bermes Wield* ecesentrated La one %divided, • gressigreeer, admirably represented by Xt. John Mahe, but tie dialogue throughout is well written, and is fall of geoids, lemur. The piece wee received with maim laughter and applause, and the stabs may to heasetly oengratee Wed on bevies made • very sacceestal shirt es • writer of 0.4. tHbramiegiabgisk li rk i 7 T tie O wbsitte r Q u iTati:l tirusesid ßM6 livita l. gheab I gather is ilaireo.—(Bekce Lord Clad Judea Ceekbin, -Amid Jostler Allidllllllk Mars, art Ohm) 1r .. " e. WAIL This was as aollos v r. ll" penisaal b led to • and err , tee yams old, hied last week heirs Mr. Jura Mah e i is the Rill Or* whoa the jury returned • robot for gm lamintig laail li ss 711 . Mr.- likesse, Q.O.QC., sow rowed for • rale Dili toy a am, trial, on the rem* that e verdict Wlll ariall 'Mall% The dcleadast was ,in ortelal pg = la toyed s' Ira sassed Dr its hi take dews the saddg ma illi ' 1 4...dri1l ow .., who ... tb , :thsp4tyttripisattriM rages, gassllos was whether Bryant was ask m e errant al Adams re rat dßerm is the air week m s yam berg dans. The mar althmarly Ward the race. Drarism c macs This was as stars brought by the plaintiff, • sam m . be., Flestalreel, whist Übe 4111111111111 A, for work sad lemm a primers res yseisess red tarnishing rihrely, r e li „, . }air-stir sehesiss Tye are wee Wei is the Beg o eu t , before Mr. Justin Miner, wises the jury Maned •yr diet far the phiediif--derres, RIX 44. Kr. D. Swam, (1.0., sow moved for a rule aid, eo n sepa the a/alstiff Is row that why Mom should yet ke e w Irtel, os the meal that the rerclict was spied e a riders, or why ilie damages should sot be Mead m 631. 10s. 6d. gr. Juries Yeller rid that radar the oiresmatros hs thought that the loused eausell right to bre • Ms irs the reduction et damages. Rale smardlagly. NUM S. MI MUDD. AID R. LATELLIIIII DOLL 011112 ANT. THE LAZIOHLIE HOTEL. Portland-plane and its neighbourhood were alive with excitement at about fear o'clesk b the shwas et tabards' last; the new " laniliso Hotel," which • lindied liability company, under the shainesaship el the Berl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, bee jest ereceed at the weer of the "Mee," opposite the church, and which looks doom:ion the stately residences in frost of it self they were so prey Wildfires* Indian wigwams, was about to be opted. Port land.plaos was at Wilmer thronged with elegeat equipages 'op to the Eark - gato, wed the spisedid vestibele at the betel looked like • lower-.bow, or a Way fair, 110 fan was it of ladles in gay :wan toilette, attended by their cavaliers. Brew royalty crodesoseded a spoil WI, his Boys' illibitess the Priem of Wales givieg balf an hour to an impieties of the hotel. The betel is really well worth • whit. Its megeffiesat ad well-proportioned heat at omen *Shads the gm and pate to shame the twoutamar brisk naffs and eking square helm which state along both Oise d Portlanditimes latish might lie ens rd lb. gouda{ thoroughfares is the sartropolle. The hoses is UM fort In height, boa eight Soros, sod womb of 600 rooms and aparteneses. The Wilber contain 30 separate suites et moms, each tweeting Ovate Meting asd liedemessa dremingormus, bath-sexes, and water.closst Altogether thee are 300 bei.reeles, besides dressingooome, 36 bathe, 14 lantories, and upwards ot 100 weleroloosti. The mane rooms amidst of • *elle • d manger 100 leek keg sad 40 feet wide, a swam coffee-room, and other public rooms fo" purposes 50 feet by 50 feet ; ladies' coffee and draw ing rooms, billiard and smoking LOOm . bosrdroom and semetery's roma, rooms for emoolttee resetinip, sad rooms IS each floor for serwis. The entrance hall is a mobil, sad laity square of 50 feet, sad contaise • post and telegraph dace, sad an indicator aeries rides, the occupant of which will be on duty from morning till sight watching the bells sod despatchleg the attendants is various &o iler. The walla bars been painted from dedine by Owen Jones, and the WOO:* has bleb supplied by Yews. Jackie§ sad Gialiam. Two sew and spo tlit' features in the Lanham are the two stories of spartmeste below the bestowed, sad the icon quadrangle, the letter so common in the great oordinental homes, but which is sow, we Woe. for the first time introdeeed isle this niantry. It is Okada& we believe. to rod this over with glass, sad to make it • winter garden, but we question wee' welt whether it will not be better In leave it opiate the sky, and thee help the ventilation of so enormous • bsildieg. The arehlteole ore Kew. Giles sad Marra" and the baildms Messrs. Loco Breams. Tim most important fact respecting this new bolsi re mains yet to be related-Aismely, that * Orem can actually coupy a bedroom in it at ate moderate charge of oar sad sixpence per Night. Th. Prisms of Walls arrived at the hotel early ia the situates horn Mul -1 bo r ough-honea. His royal Mews wee Weeded by Ste Duke of Satherlaed and Ookael Rappel, sad was rented at the cntrsuce by the Earl of Shrewder' sad the &atom The Prime bevies goo through the apertimeets, e. premed kis strong approval of the anangmneuts, observing that the hotel. Wee altogether, reminded hint very murk of the hotel at New York at which be stayed during his American visit. His royal biihness bee permitted the direetors to adl it "The loyal Leghorn Hotel." The directors, architects, builders, furnishers, se cretary, and moor his royal Sobunmen) owe thee severally presented, and his royal highness trek his leave haring first comratulated the &redoes oa the seceesda completion of their nederisking. The building. • Pod portico of which is fireproof, with perleet wane of es. ceps is coe of Deoseaty from the upper portico. has cost, all expenses iecluded, something tinder 300,000 i. The staff waists of Mr. Scltunsatie, the master, who has already achieved high reputation ia that capacity at the Great Northern Hotel, and • milkiest body of militants in every departcuset. The batted' de cabin% which has been furnished by Messrs. Johnson and Beaty, will be daily fired by a skilful artillerist formerly of the 'erm Club. Yr. Mooed, Q. 0., gybed aO behalf at Yr. Halm raj caw% lards al Ow manor at Bettie. to Foam, aalliag stir the 140114110 sad at. lathadae Doak Compaa to ahoy gam Irby • tandems ahead sot Wee, nom sli., m i n the pporhisee et the Imola Clause AM d 18‘5, Bth eed 9th Via., e. 18, to &ramekin whit beld am repo* Wars liatl Ws. Askagootaal. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. &Kis Samen—alefare Lori Obit Sacs Pollock, sag Barons Maria, Bailawell, sad Mama) 1110.1112111 Or TIM LOS LILL 07 ROUNTOMI 5. 11l oosioastuninte OF INLAND 111TWRIL 4l‘ ease, argued ow Saturday, is width the yanks woe. Walther a certain notarial iestrumest was liable to s stamp Slaty of be. or of only la., a point of corfikrabis it art 1~ al meg& the revenue derived from lb. snap llos timd, The Omit ads morning save judgment Is favour a the smaller - anima of duty and nosiest the emaraincasa Juliana fa the appellanle, the trashes of the ists Earl of Eglintoun. --- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ware Mr. Ooseraimieser Ocalbas.) Ti HZ WOOS GSM The bankrupt was dee~ ass leather risaufsetura, of r oin o.oaroov„, Lime.oloset, sad Stook Oltbard-CllllOllO, I reared ;edge from her Majesty'' Sadder Coart, Bea*, His debt are 7,0661. ; the oasts are rammed at spare d 000t.10.030 1 . being the assumed value of some peas& grl2.Bll7:=44aar'eslial° 6 :ll lB :a si oe t t: g oe b r a tai d 'o b ;s B g l I I at hold by tbs Unkind. This bad not yet bass done, sad i farther adjoarassast was Wads= Mara. The b who ern nap:be es to the value of the patents, a ridt object to s farther sajoaessmat. Order wieedigly. (Before ML ilegistear Window, as Osaimissirmer.) The MUMS kept -11111 ALIOLLIMIA. PAIL The haakrapte bba rareehmeat-rooms sad its mom at klazandra-perk. The ease has bona begun* before the cou%Lreasted adjournments barieg bee. rm. dered the tionitisfactory state of the acesenta The debts are ; masts sod property held as sear* canned at LAX This use an adjourned sitting for ea. solsatios sad &same. Mr. R. Griffiths mimed for the assignees ; Mr. E. Pad fer the hub:rapt, bkaap, sad Mr. Wild for Woof. Strange win sot is stisadawa. sod it was proposed to pews by the evident* et a boy, a member of his family, tbat be was eoefined to bier bed by so attack of goat. Mr. °AMU sambaed that this evidence mold nee him caved in the absence of a medical eatilkets, sad asked he an adjonromest dos die. The bankrupt Snapp bad ben most ootatumseious. He had been ordered by the sawn to deliver up passeasion of the promise at Alexandni-park bat be refusal to do so ; he kept haaasil shut np there, sad on one could pt mean to him to know whether he had the eat or sot. He salted for an Ammo:est sine die, and without After = l3 l;r. Heed for the beekropt, his Honour adjourned the owe sine die, sad refassd protsctwo. r. Grifilthe said that the magmas imputed no blame M Wood, who had beena awe puppet io the hands of the other rapt. They were willing that be should paw awl reedy hi order of discharge. His Hosea; said he Gould not peahim on the secousts as they stood, with* were &approved by the sceountants ago minted by the eon& He must also be adjoaresd nes die, bat with pretectios, and the court would order any 40111. e whisk the sesigamis might resommend. ROYAL SOCIETY FOB PREVENTION OP CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The thirty-tin MI annual meeting of the friends sad supporters of this society was held on liatarday, at Willis's Rooms, St. James's ; the Earl of HARROWBT in the chair. Mr. Ooman, the secretary. read a loaf report del the various snipe taken by the society in 'Etonian better treatment of animals is the mina cattle markets. slaughter hoomes, cab and orneibus yards, aid smoefet the cotter 'mopes, and which had generally been attended with ene ma. Daring the year 873 cooviotioes have Ulm place before the magistrates el pigeons who bed bees charged with ill-using cattle of various descriptions, sad Wilier dumb animals. Especial allusive was made to the recent rem of ooek.lightiog, • cruel sport, which the society was wing its most strenuous efforts to put down. la the whole of the above eves fines or a short imprinnuneet had bee. indicted. The report then referred to the subject of vivisection. The society had not been so siscomsful on this poist as weld be desired, but the committee wise able to anemone the* the ;imagine was not now nearly so mach Unwed by mem of SOMA as formerly. The report amminded by saying that in proportion as the society meets with the pesesiary wap port- of the public, so would its usefulness be exteeded. The edge OHATILKAS impressed hie astiettation as the amide; by the exiety. Prom a feeble encisty, ro n ok i rd es apon with ridicule by the general public, it had grown into a powerful association. whose Manes extended over the whole nynised world, and whose esstalases was acknowledged by every ciao in society. from the o w n to WI cos termoager. (Chosen) lie wandered it to be an edam- Social society, for by laming men to treat their dumb aoen panioos with kindlier and consideration, they alio induced them to sot better towards their fellow men. (Hear.) He then went on to treat on the subject of vivisection, which he hoped to see soon abolished is France. as was now almost the cans in this country. He concluded with a powerful appeal to the pub li c on behalf of the society and in objects. Mr. Macconow, ILP., moved the libellee of the re po& He was glad to SAM so many ladies premien. and hoped they would 'elicit the feelings of their male mistime tied Dim& in favour of the society. Captain Brum= swede& the resolution. its a oenufn gentleman he weld boar testimesy to the ssefalsime of the society in the rural districts. The rer mt was The Be'. Pret=l. JActops this moved Mi. lotton,oongratelatiag the soeisty we the 011011111111 whisk hod attended its efforts, affording greet •••••••••=ost foe pre. , coedits is the good work. He anielikwed the isigniersi state of public feeling with raven to the tresteatne of dumb animals to be mainly owing Is the efforts of (Me ' society. Mr. Mocarra seconded the resolatios fa an effective The June sessiess were this so Ling opened at the Cattail Criminal Cows, before the recorder, Reed Gurney, Esq., the Rightthe Lord Mayor (Wens Gunnar We , Esq.) Alderman 8U Francis GeAset Moos, Aldirman tli; Robert Cordes, Mr. Alamos Phllipm Mr. Mammas Gibbore, Mr. Aldsruiaa Led, Mr. mmiin sad Sheriff Cabin, the under-sheriffs, & i t& The first edition of the caleadar eostains the names el to be tried, and the ammo are thus dried MT: 1 ; arse& 3 ; burglary, 16 ; feloniously sleek( counterfeit win. 13 • embezakesset, 2; feloniously emdkg a letter demanding mosey, 1; forgery. 5 ; waraboumkeesh ins and lawny, 1 ; heresy, 7 ; larosay from th r e= ll l 1 1 manalaughter, 4 ; miedeassasear, 14 ; 2; 0 The Recorder, in charging the peed jury, wig rete:ll . id • them epos the small amber of eases eoetained is the , calendar, which, he seed, was sounewliat hes thee sight bses been expected, omasidsrlig the period which had enrol!, since the last Neu& There were, however, on the lido • ; lees them else arses wilier oat of circumstances dub fug Inman life, the partieulars of two of Vial bad only bees banded to his during hie real ' is coon, so that be wax bat psetially Wormed of timeless. He was glad to God, however, that they * sisal the obewarifor of maesianghter, sad ptomain ID give • sureties of the fads. Most of the eases apprise* " have mimes frees quarrels betimes pieties who, at the Me ' wise seder the influence of liquor. There was ess Mop Nee, however, sad Is that ease the socussd, • yang elaS was charged with using the death of his wife. The d• seised sad the primmer appeared to bale MO married only two mouths--they having mils a rnsaway match. The death was illegal , have bees mused by the prisoser's 111-neata, Nag a i was &Based thee sixties dw e ller to her death be • • bar and the pollee is, but she wail charge him. AM aft w e:rards west late the hoepikl; very ill. but did set appear to take any no tice d */ prisoner's coaduct , sad a latter she wrote him, sake lii to ge aad see bar, wee is very affeetkoale terms, ea did ant bear say isdiestion that she wee safaris( ill4reakeset. Her death wee Asked by the swirelfilt We nn who Meade& bar to have arises free do*P extrustios, which it wee alleged was mused W prisoner's conduit towards her, and it would be fee i 64 Crjury to my whether the evidence void es. ib that test to their satiefaosion. His leek • ship thee alluded to s charge against two peewee fee= sad uMeriag s will. It appeared a lady named s some lime leek made a will, but did sot die natil eke yeah afterward& At her death the relation were P** at the raiding of the will, sod the quotient was NMI I Weather aerie, blow of 00 any later will. No s erver_ _„ mode, sod the prisoner, who was the *ekes br dui „ I legged will _made no reply. Afterwer& he Wow" 880 "" • Uwe MAW to the raceme for relief lapis or two ocesidees, and t:elivernoelle !win expend 28 prods/ma seeder will dated a few days 12 *. 1. sloes the ore plready alluded to, which was alters his ass sad the seeped primmer. His statamei was that he west to MO the demised lady up* on ea* I des sad found bar is tears, sad she told him she bad lee Mk a rest wee& and earessed wish that he eleq 2 ._ itsLmaaether wOl, w he did, sad she sigesd 18 . 1 for set he produced it before by eg aistw ill IP " 11111714Ve1l it to his eon. who wee °ow of the wMessees, sad who had rose to Australia, ..d hr is is the drawer of a berm& and that he could it eel 1.; His spa is Andeslik he led to write to him sad 12 1 for mower, and that soother sus had feted Los t will hawses the drawer sad the heck of the banes. letlE sold there wield be the livid's."' which wseeff ,_ o • at the time the ems was tried, sad that d parties, who would swear positively that it was seem • Seemed legy's eligneenre to the will. Hawistlewel de dale, however, it would be foe the greed jury 1. 0 11 whether or so‘ they wore such spa which they esters a true bill. The grand jury were this disclaimed to their d with ais , . foil Ike regular balms ci the neatteas preeseasi Mr. Adam Smith and Br. Perfect supported the mole- Bac, which ass carried. lIFISINIM, moclng •rote of thanks Toe Bargain of TO to the committee, toot the onpartnoity of strongly de noneeing the prangs of neeestere. whisk he thoaght areal and ceders. The Bey. Kr. Jumbos, jaw, seanded the nestaline, winch, after some TOlSSibil hall Md. Hodson emit Mr. Carlin, was canted. On the erotica of air T. B. EMT, mends& by Mr. sa He MAUDSLAT. • role of theake wee gine to the agile dent for his esedeet is the their, whisk haring bees sclurowledged the preendiage %snagged. • HAMM. Fwgrival.—no last e of ths choral rehearsals took rlsor ea Friday Mit orada on f ti at opoi larre. tes hall. whoa upwards of MOO monshere of Ms Moir were proem& The ashonmel osenwriest Ms ammo Limb& to ba gives ea time snood day el the fordval ; sassely, the olospeUraese from dasi—Stroffightlapiardraireer (" Kay so rash Intruder"), has Solesorm—lks siermailesi spasms. ' bra& it.. Privet'—aad a oalisaloa from /Woe Moteissis. TM soneindlmg rehissesi at lashmhon win labs lane en frisky sent. An the prinsipal YAM woke lasse sevemeed to rws eseweims twine Moe asving the festival. and isaielly en it. all a eh. rm at ion re at the CryaMil Palace on Friday. the Illtrilmet. THE TRINITY COZPOIATION.—This being Tiiiii 001.41311 000 WM the Sider Brethren of the Trinity Ckeporstion Tiril l the oflielft Inesmded. Ws 10.80001 d arl o lEZ g (TILIB DAY.) trees Ilea Trinity BOOM. Tower-kill. to it e k . .......- 1 H u s..eareet. nbees divim envies was perisemei. CM se. XiA(0100 UGH-STRUT. 1 1 tarsal the Bletlifee to OM Trinity Berm Ilseassewel smell . PLO! lIIIIIIIIIIIT AT • C OLIMITY•11 . 11. ........, m eet or had. whoa Viaaraat Pebesenoo• nue meiseted Chirps Animas, wised so the HAV. 10 , 7 6 ; 1 Ifeeter ei tie Howntrebte Ooporallon, mid Oept. MOS, ilowerds. swim if 1116' Oesree. almwer'Er c i a gsg i dipotproardoe. The noble pronster wis sot present he be bronght before Kr. lIMMIeId. by of 3et . swam le, bat a special ooart is moony examisnon for ilso with deoling a quality of plate. of the mks ci " FA— m imalari as Which the gonad banquet takes plass Inmate to ' 701. r m. tho u p y romrty . gam af ao hie warth. smotor raiall . at 1.5, tow Go. , instal the sago lard into tho important Mks. ^f`~i v9AA N N goor•ai ml Ow . ' m g itAS ig t ou l &OP • 10140141 Prig lea Atm via rho Mr. D IWO b 4 pen irt U: was/ I 1...11: 11 PAM hel llll / l Me a gabble i robot. RANA Poet , ' edema. Mewls! oft, I Igo ins M d•i Semi MN • yea I vile al WM 1 16 )116 vim* iv* 11910 0N11.41 herd lisse Anal we* al r - q don goal M tam !Oki, i .7! .a !ro 4 1 !am i i 1 - 11 i & - • Mid b a b b u 1 0 riTsi bobi •abi lb. ►e+ I in