The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-25 00:00:00

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C..ll•Tioes sad 5 .• caul - wt : min L swore and Mr IL lodgers. BIZTATSIA. I . To Emma. FOUL A DBOIL bin. B. um—signer Bernet sad hla Automata—The LrAutans.—THZ DILL OF • rants. Mtn Cornelia Clluton.—And AWAIT POLL Of il l I 110ESELYDOWS. 1101 WATS' AT LONDON - BLIDG I L Twit AFT liereine. 4h. 61eL....Atternoset bb. 1516 1 T 0411011.011 UMW, 60. Sios.....AlternoaL 60. 06m. ) 1 I ) LONDON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25., --e-- - 1 , II Ma. Tons, the parish official who attended the Marylebone Policecourt on Monday on behalf of the guardians, has, in his anxiety to throe discredit upon the Houseless Poor Act, defeatec the end he had in view. This zealous office: " was very desirous to state that theactof parliamen • 1 placed the workhouse of his parish iu a ver curious position." Finding a courteous listener 0 I 1 the magistrate on the bench, h e prooeeded:--" W admitted on Saturday and Su nda y ni g hts casual i l t • " to the number of 300 ;" and subsequently added " during the past five or six weeks no less the: 1 ` 600 s tone-tickets" —namely, "tickets entitling t h • • 1 casual to earn money by work—have been issue by Mr. Douglas, the master, to able-bodied tramp: not one of which has ever been used." Warmin with his subject, Mr. Tubbs remarked that fo: merly oakum was given to the casuals to pick, be I that their number less now so great,and their condui so bad, that "we can't give it them to do ;" and I clench the business Mr. Tubbs said, "we seem I • vagrants roamed about with impunity. " Finally th, i the average number of casuals admitted into ti I : Marylebone workhouse lately h as been betwee 800 and 900 a week. I e l As the blessings of competitive ex amination ha ' • not yet extended to appointments made under foe governments, there is no great harm in an assist& , overseer supposing that in Queen Elizabeth's day , when able-bodied vagrants were whipped at tl cart's tail the first time they were caught beggin branded the second, and executed the third—"th roamed about with impunity." Mr. Tubbs'aofience . , of a much more serious character, as we pros to show. The Poor-law Board was as startl as the public at the picture publicly drawn by ti pariah officer, and at the request of the Preside Mr. H. B. Farnall made an official inquiry into I alleged facts a few hours after their publicath We made it our duty to accompany the Poor-1 1 . inspector to Marylebone Workhouse y esterda y , i t I ' found Mr. Tubbe's statistics to be worth much as his history. The largest number casuals ever admitted in any one week 1 1 ' 1:, to the time he made his statement 1 752, instead of an average of 800 or 9 and of these more than 100 were not cast I I ; • proper, but belonged to the parish o f Mar y leb il , itself. Instead of the " over 300 "of S aturda y 1 , • 1 ' i 1 Sunday nights, something like 250 w ould be ne: the mark, while the assertion that " no less t 600 stone - tickets have been issued by Mr. Dou g l is wholly and absolutely untrue. We have , • Douglas's own assurance that he shas ins 1 no such tickets ; and we may dis miss evidence of Mr. Tubbs with the remark that i 1 had been expressly designed to prejudice the pn mind against a measure which is notoriously popular in the parish whose servant he is, the • statements in it could not have been more i niously devised. i ( I Still, the broad fact remains that the numbe applicants for shelter, and the number of pe , who refuse to work and who tear up their clot • I , . are on the increase at Marylebone, and the of 1 1 visit of yesterday was meant to grapple with the culty implied. A few simple questions showe . 1 that the provisions of the Act and the instruc of the Poor-law Board are not carried out. '1 • A l' : is not sufficient accommodation in the casual e of the workhouse, and no attempt is made t force the labour or other tests upon a great ber of the able-bodied men housed. The women all a prescribed amount of work to perform ; a portion of the men are sheltered and fed wi I being even aaked to do any. Add to this tha i 1 1 0 , l i distinguishing garment formerly given to an tearing up Lis clothes has given plea' to a 1 which may be moth-eaten and comfortless, but' has not " workhouse " stamped indelibly on i 1 i the other one, and the increase in clothes-ts and the decrease in work will be both readily 11 1 stood. In abort, at Marylebone, as in some ! parishes, the compulsory sheltering of the hot I j merits praise for his management of unprof t er materials. Before the present month he had r admission to all applicants who came after the i nt s hoe a r l b e i aarw tte .n r ea p Ttn i l he l eu to m s is i n al tet i rh o ewo,ipartnohdfieemdstl workhouse,e re o isn p e li ithe i r i ~ 1 , il , • wards were full. But the stringent cimule by Mr. Villiers to all masters of workhows . the public representations of Mr. Farnall, eta I s ened Mr. Douglas in his determinati do his utmost to obey the law, and since October male applicants have had shelter 11134 1 given them, even when it has been impos I furnish beds. In consideration of the a ccommodation received they have not bee: 4 upon to work : the news has spread, the v I e , have joyfully accepted the conditions, 1 result is Mr. Tubb's wail about augmentec • hers. The Marylebone guardians have onl; 1 1 • I ' ', ' selves to th ank for the increase, and the HI Poor Bill rallies from the aspersions inn cast upon it in a m anner which will be tit° satisfactory to all real well-wishers of the h poor. It cannot be too often stated th destitute person is now legally enti 1 .1 food and sh elter on application at a wo 1 1 door. Without a uniformly enforced labc with insnflicient accommodation, and wit rently little inclination to support the we I 11 master in his laudable efforts to keep the I parochial authorities of Marylebone sus 1 I : 1 1 THE EXPBESB, WEDNESDAY surprised if the blame their officer sought to?' throw upon • useful and humane pmmulit• • upon their own beads. It is the old obstructiveness, and while . 41.11111 1 0 11 " strengthen the public belief iii the inflifteiecessi for the measure of last session, it proves more clearly than ever the difficulties the Poor-law an. thorities have to cope with, end the interested perversity they must beat down. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (TRIB DAY.) LORD rricmonor. Lord Palmerston, so fax as can be judged, rye the Tina, by his rations and declarations, was Dot an ambilinee man. He wse west to teke • tone on gush sub jects whisk, waste hem see of his trek and epee tem perament, almost 'moored to cynicism. "Heat." he said on re occasion, "is, sitar all, nothitg but the opinion which one man entertains of soother ;" sad when posthumous fain. was mentioned be fore him as a motive to exertion be disposed of it by the remark that "the reputation of Cesar or of Alexander did not belong to the wan, but only to his name." But whatever the value of the tribute whir • surviving generation may pay to the memory of a gnat man may be, it is the duty of the government and the people of this country to pay it ; and the Tones, therefozm rejoices that the bones of the demand Premier are not to rest in the darn place whir he donned for their repro. TM rakes to Westminster Abbey have been filled up ean lemly enough, bet very few, if say, of his mimosas have been bone to the grave with a more USOLOiLOOILI feria, of regret, adrointeon, and gratitude. Betides, he was so MN esetlally one of la, that in showing reverter for his me mory we an indirectly hocourieg our country and ourselves. What Is it cotatitutas the rig value of a position like the Pereira the very highest prise of as Eoglisimnaa's sunder ? It is sot worth. says the Pres ; it is re rank ;it is not osesideration ; sad es to power—in so pleat in life bra ma less power to do just as he Pleases. Without a pledge, perhaps in despite of pledges, In finds his work chalked oat for him, and it must be done, or at Mr attempted. He bulbar es little rope for enterprise seaman packet-host fee bncoureering. Is it the prise of all mime, the summitel allearthly unbitten, to be engaged is a daily tamale of sertniente, premiere. and authorities, with the interminable Me. Seward upon • question !mole. ins, not remotely, the lives, may be, of millions, and the honour, not to say safety, of this whole empire! Never theless it is hardly possible to est:mate too highly the pod. ties eta men chard, upoe • driers ground and within a gives time, to preens the p.sco of nations and his own country's interest and honour. For the present the Times cannot think that in this won the new Premier himself will have spare thoughts tot speculative improvements which or wait, at least, till they are asked for. What strikes an Englishman most, the Daily Heirs absence, in the Ortirotal skitters of Lord Pelenerstee, is the hot that the highest praise they give him applies te qualities whir could set have been developed r they actually were in any other country either of Europe or America. It is in relater to public opinion, which be studied so marvellously, that be appears to most advantage in the eyes of OUT neighbours. That be would have adapted himself Malty system which be found established. that he would have been the hot to seek to change it, that whatever it might have bean be would have rime to emi nence is it, carrot be doubted ; bat such as his character was, it was formed and adapted to improve S. the utmost the opporeunities afforded by a high °reiteration of public opialoo, and an active condition of perliameattery lile If Lord Palseentou did not distinguish !timer( es en ardent Ural, his near aseallences wen essentially those of a minister of • free esentry. Who. the foreign critics petard to chaneteties his foreign policy they do him lees justice. It is not true that he made the interest of England the solo standard of his action, not only where this country was brought into contact with other nations in the ordinary intercom's of affairs, bat when he rented to be acting as the disinterested eounailler of our neighbours. The ordinal riot of Lord Palmerston's policy towards the countries of Enrolee where we have no conquests to make, no 'animations to desire, was proclaimed years ego in the Greek debate, when it was declared that "It is for the interest of England that the independence of nations should be supported, and that freedom should be extended.' Ws have never made our selves, as • striae. responsible for the attainment of neat object', but we have promoted them as we have had oppor tunity, and not without soocass. And to have borne foe thirty years the principal pat le the application and con duct of such a policy le re of the leading glories of Lord Palmerston. The Pod centineste upon the expressions of homage to the memory of the deceased meatier which hen proceeded from the (overmodest!' of France. Belgium, and Italy mad traces it to his pure and fennot patrotism and the broad, comprehensive politial doctrines which guided his policy. If the teen of two Cootieents watered the grave of Can ning, the realleed &spiritless of regenerated nations will illumiesto the teen of Paimentoo. The Herald diereses the chanties of the resoestituted mluistry, ridding in a variety of orojectures as to what may happen. It concludes that if Lord Russell had failed to cionstruct a ministry the Queen would ulti. stately have been obliged to seed for Lord Derby. Aid this the Herald would have regarded r a serious mis fortune. It does sot wish to see the conservatives brought back to oars till the liberals have bad • fair chance of 'bowies what they are and whet they or do without Lord Palmerston. It will not take many months to convinces the country of their inability to meta soberly and strongly. tested `icer We male than the Jell • that be between Lave local ;taut at the begging. "they .ence is Proceed led this the lication. .law and iber of people Aotbee, C i ' Dm rigid b r them *he molt host it. Is kteuded, ft enifolllonotive easl, rad set tstiolleeetive, latecht4l=l Tories. The prelleed [Mutton of the Beemokiloy Board of Cluartikee to disregard the kw ' with, regard Is the deed totes' wards, is durribad by the Time as a eurpriaing pion of lurnbordinatiou. If paused over by the Poor-law Board, the law of but savior, and the most important peovikene el the poor law itself, will be practically reduced toe deed letter, except so far as it may plumb the guer- , 1 dime of the various wisher to carry them ont. Mr. Teruel Wormed them that the Poor-law Board had not the pour to ireprieu or punish the chairman of the guardians, but "it wu to their power to coltish the guardians' odious if the poor were neglected." "If so, we can only say," observe& the Timer, " that the moue the Poor-law Board obtain some more reavonable powers the better." greatly favour. the MAO point. out, es wail as sagged the inquiry into the cholera epidemic pro posed by /L Drouyo de Talley.. The commissioners would samortei• the principal plums in which the disuse has been known to originate, and stud y t chersi is machderlstio. to be le of It its Progress. On both those poi there a from the visitation of the prreot year. The main proud. tioo of all, that the c o nference would " propose praetical 11111•111“ , for coollsieg and suppressing the cholera at its trek appearascw," well deserves the most anxious 'Maeda' which the governments of Europe can give to it. The Herald costeada that the election for Woodstock was as free from intimidation as that for Finsbury, and charm- Urine the allegations which the defeated party make of undue iaterfereooe by the Doke of Marlborough as • tissue of impudent falaehooda. Apropos of Hr. Rogeres scheme for rendering the charities of the City nears =dui, the Daily Nem urges that some attempt should at cam be made to prevent public mousy being granted for the portion of education when local funds exist whiob, if gap• perly administered, might be found enfficiest. Those who care to look into the repurt upon educational charities, published by the Duke of Newcastle,Vin nod that the ease • fit. Thomas, Medullae's, is not a peculiar one. It is traie to bay that in the administration of educational charities persons are aided who ought not to be aided ; that some obtain more aid than they require; that some endowments educate • much smaller number of children than they might educate ; whilst others, iiistud 1 of relieving poverty, actually promote it. The Daily TelivrapA would have official reports published once • week, so show precisely at what speed the rinder• pest is spreading, and coatieses to Waist that to discard drugs and turn over all sound beasts to the butcher when• ever signs of the malady appear in the sheds, is by far the best and cheapest method. Aluowhile the importation from infected mastitis—sub u Melissa and Kuria — ought to be prohibited. The Star asks if it is not posalbleto adopt " the same geom. ous prieeipies with regard to Ireland as President Jobasos is applying to the Souther. States!" There is happily no slavery question to divide us, no separate race whose claims are in dispute to embroil the polities of the two ..untrue, "Thoreau only gacetiees of churches, sod land laws, and absentee landlords, and milfiovernmetit. Why ca nnot we allow the Irish people to prescribe the remedies for their own admitted evils, to have what church they please, sad what laws they think moat suitable to their audition, and thus save the necessity of periodically makiog raids apes old ballad women, and a few weak enthunasts who have • craving for martyrdom EDt Court. BALMORAL, Ocr. 21. The Qneen, accompanied by the Primus Helenl sad attended by the Marehioneee of Ely, drove to Alt-lie-' Onitliseards. The Prince lied Prism. , LOtlil of Hesse rode oa bone. bock, attended by B.TOD Itabeoan. The Rae. Principal Tulloch, D.D., ono of hot ltaisety's chaplains, arrived on a lama. OCT. 22. Her Mejciity, acoompanieel by the Prisms Helena and P7illolllB Louise, attended Divine service at the parish eharch of Crethie. The Marchioness of Ely was in attend. &W. The Rev, Principal Tulle& performed the nervice, and had the honour of dialing with the Queen and royal family is the ins. The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive yesterday, accompanied by Princess Hilda of Ant alt. The Hoe. lits. Grey wu in attendanoe. The Priam sad Prioress of Wale% aceomeanied by Prince Alfred, Prince Jobe of Gluelabor', and Princess Hilda of Anhalt, went to the Haymarket Theatre in the evening. HER MAJESTY'S JOURART PROM SCOTLAND. Her Majesty the Queen, with their Royal High nesses Mamma Helena, lAuist, and Beatrice, and Prince Leopold, attended by General Grey, General Seymour, Lady Ely, Lady Stanley, &e., will, swording to the latest arriuipaleata, leave Balmoral on Saturday next instead of Friday, and return to Windsor Castle. Her Majesty will leave Balmoral in the afternoon, and post by road to Aherne, the nearest station on the Detside Railway, main; Wiodaor at 8.45 a.m. THE COURT AT asurotur..—On Sunday her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses' Prisons Helena and Princess Louise. and attended by the Marialoons of Ely, attended Diane service in the church of Cratbie. There were also present from Balmoral—Sir George Grey, General the Hoy. C. Grey, the Hoe Mrs. and Miss Grey, Gemmel F. Seymour, Colonel the Hon. C. Phippe sod Miss Phipps, Baronage Schenck, &c. The Rev. Psincipal Tells:oh, of St. Asdrew's, preached an Im pressive and eloquent sermon from Revelations xxii. 5. The Queen, as already meounesd, is to leave Balmoral on Friday next, in consequence of the death of Lord Pal merston. The royal paddle yacht Osborne, Commander John D'Arcy, sailed from Poi tsmentb yesterday for Antwerp to embark the Crown Prionse of Prussia (ninon) Loyal) and suite for converses to England on a ilea to her Ma jesty sad the royal family. The Racoon, screw corvette, Captain Count Glei ohm, steamed oat of Portsmouth harbour yesterday, on the completies of her relit, sad anchored at Bpithead to roams AFFAIR& take in powder and shell. Lieut. Prince Alfred is expected The Deily News details the einumetenees under which to join the Racoon to-day. The skip is under mhos to sail the fres city of Frankfors-an-theMaine is menaced in its lo• on a short cruise. dependence by the goreremeets of Austria and Prussia. esterday morning her Serene Highness the Its Bemis has received I joint note from those Pt;neese Louise Augusta of Bleswig-Holstein, only gnnarannda'll"frindwn miannita a dr a isiatratien'te that daughter of the late Prince of Slisseig-Holstein-Noer, which regulates, or rather destroys the right of meeting in was monied at St. George's, Hanover-square, to the Prince Private—this being done to prevent the meetings of the which National Union, at M. Biemarok's policy in criticised. Michel Vlanpli-Handgri, son of his Exe silesc y the Coun cillor d'Etat, George Vlangali, sad grandean of the Prince bat whisk do sot endanger the peace of a eagle German Alexander Handjari, ax-Flospodar of Moldavia. The est einsee. The Germans are very &eery, but their indignation vire was performed by the Rev. Llawelyn Davies, Meryl°. will have so practical ronerquems. A =armful aggressive bom, and the bride was given away by her brother, the foreign policy rearms/ors them for the destruction of p r i nce F re d er i c k of simaid.rieuteia. daemons coestitatiosisl freedom. N. de Bismarck knows His Excellency the Prussian ambassador and his "'wants". and will Push it 7 " We shall " the Countess Berestorli sad funny are expected to retain the newspaper . an . ' mere fettered , "'"' the right of mee ting to the Prussian embassy next week, from St. Leonard's-an farther violated, sad the Independeace of states again threetceed. Aid the Germans will bear it. His Excellency the Hon. G. S. S. Jerningham The Deily sew returns to the announcement some days see by the Timm of an American ultimatum to the Ens- h m 146111n/4Y'. Hotel for Stockholm. The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle and family mace Nepalese relative to reinforcing the French may is Reran. nod dragnet. as ... a d m i ral ." th e amer ti ms o r are exploded to leave Clamber Park, Notts, in the course yesterday's Time that i ts °s i g ma information was eis h. of the sassing month for the Continent, as the noble duke anstially warren." The story put forth by the Tines was sod duchess tolled to P sis the winter in the south of a (*semi from beginning te esd. Neither the cenannini- Freese. ratio. ( ra m m e d by t h e fi„ ra , am any other similar to its The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough will re spirit sad tendency, has bees made. cove a diens/misled party, at Blenheim Pekoe, duds( The Star ales describes the statesman of the Toms is seat week. The festivities to take place are to be in eel.- this matter as misleading and absurd. briniest of the Marquis of Blandford attaining hie majority. The Poet takes it for granted that the intimation gives by The Duke of Devonshire is surrounded by a Mr. Johnson be a deputation which presented a petition is select party at Chatsworth. favour of Mr. Davis, to the *Beet that tin government did DEATH OF VICE-ADM 1' THE HON. GEORGE J. l not desire bloodshed, may be eooeldered tantunonat to a , c Aexe m e a.—We have to record the death of th e R em . promise that the life of the ex-President will be spared, poor. John Cavendish, vice admiral es tin reserved lodi sed it may not unreasonably be assumed that Mr. Davis pay list , which took plans on the 23rd Inst., at Lyes will receive the pardon whisk has bees 'needed te hi (h are , Barney. ebileagnaa, or at " 14 be required tO Pam the re" THE BISHOP OF ELY.—This right rev. prelate malodor of his days in exile. marrosoced his primary visitation yesterday. His lordship The Herald thinks it redounds to President John- delivered hie charge at Ely CatMdraL Today (Wednesday) opoes credit that op to this time he has assalt moot he will set out on his visitation tour. seemeenag at Oam woefully with the leaden of the Orefedersey, sad bridge* a nd f enal ”._ °° Badford • Letas s i l a n t .h.M dee i Newmarket, Bry ass. Emma', and S udbury. The visitation fathom le exact from them those penalties wiatah he will clam on N o v.o 3. conceives to be het loot. FM loth" , of the absolute ADMISSION or Arroams.—There are 138 ori supremacy of the Federal government, of the allegiance gbralaperwatiose for &Minim u attorneys is the iambi dee to it from the 'abject States, of the same si ire& term, sessemang es the aced of November. Every statesman who scoepts office in such oompany ae that of Earl Resell and Mr. Gladstone must be under stood, the Tekgrsph says, as distinctly pledged to the policy of reform. On this point there must be no ambiguity or doebt. " That the cabinet which assembles on Saturday next will deliberate with all the freedom implied by it s closed doors, we know u a matter of cows' ; en this um skis, however, we may venters to sued its members will meet in the most loyal spirit of willlugnees to take counsel without foregone aeridasioes. It would be absurd to an ticipate the result ; bat the political situation itself is before ewers, and, in reviewing it. we know the main subject which must be then disowned." official thediffi 'ved ua nnm women bare , while without that the %lay 000 • *ult., which it like -tearing under other homeless .aer heart Alsace with , indeed, ] 'promising ad refused the casual llar sent ,uses, and strength tination to the Ist and firing 'poem 'Me to ;he partial been called vagrants and the ited num only them ) Homan's'. unworthily thoroughly homeless that every entitled to I workhouse labour test, with appa workhouse j law, the lust not be There wards to on- OCTOBER LWOW LI4TKIALIGINO... INTS CES AT ROME. p A clerical asiveapondent of the Temps, ia Rome,. gives the following account of the ministerial conflict between M. de Merode and Cardinal Anto ... the same effect. I sopest yam to act in common with the Austrian envoy, end nob to aim the chief Mityor of Frank fort to enter Min any 004 that in this vintner we are acting to palest anions with the Austrian rasnent. I bops that the Besot* el Frenbfort not act in raoh• mom ea to oonwel the two Germs& On powers to Warms in order to purest the further coasequenose of as biddies°. which has already berm carried too far. I authorise you to communicate the pro. sent despatch to the thief Mayor of Frankfort. aid to leave hint a copy if desired. (Signed) The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Berlin. Oct. li. By aver, Tama A% milli The great news which has occupied Rome for the last three days is the determieed battle which Y. do Merode is enstehaing, The state of the ease is jai* this lave been tellies you for the last two mouths that IL neeMars was attacked by the Ronan fewc, and pe have been surprised at his obstinacy in remaining here against the advice of his physiciaw. However, he has his reasons for this. He was aware that there were persons at week to undermine hfs position. The emanate and prelates, who are his antagonists, availed thiratealves of aerials inegularities in the amounts of the Pro. minister of Arms, for which mesas la the *Sas of the Prominister are responsible, to offset their eel. They at last succeeded. Their dislike was eines& by the fact that be wished to reform abuses. Collernad and Mgr. Matteneel, urged by itatonalli, desired *kW the Weillsw wait under the police authorities. This would to idled rodeos the army by one-balf. Mgr. Nardi, Cardinal hutment's substitute in the oleos of Secretary State, had to avenge his brother who was arrested by M. do Mewed* himself, and seat to C.4oCiiii. He had also to wavier for the arrest of Faust!, the ooalidant of Antooelli. H. de Merode was a most determined opponsut of abuses, and he made himself a hart of easmies by the headlong zeal with which he attacked whatever he con. sawed to be defective is the administration of hie 110110111101. I hare myself often mid to him, " Moosigueur, your frankness will be yew win." The plot was ready eight days ago, sod Y. tle Hoek tag spoken to the Pope about • journey to Belgium, Cardinal Admen' west at once to the Lowe ofd te, SSC l i aigaided to him that he had the Pope's deports The affected readiness, and the form of this &Whir rhation caused M. de Merode to reflect, and he said he changed hie mind. The Cardisal told him he had better see the Pope himself. De Herod* went to the Vatican and found the Pope very angry. "If you do not wish to go to Beiglia , " said the Pope, " send in your resignation." " I shall not re sign," replied H. de Mende, "but your Molinaro may die miss me if you wish." The Pops was very owited, sod said " Well, we shall we." M. de Honda said, " I may have committed faults, but no ow has more at heart the service of your Hollows." " Theo," said the Pope, " prove it by your obedieeee ," sad thereupon, in a very call meaner. he showed him out of the room. The goverement of the Pope up to this day (the 18th) has not been able to get • resigaiktios from IL de Maude. It will be necessary to disrobe him, and his dismissal is expected to-day. Be assured that de Merode will be calumniated. He is a strange mixture of good qualities and defects. Animated by the greatest pro bity and • vehement &mottos to the holy see, be is devoid of tact and moderatios, and the spirit of seal has Wiwi quewhed in him the spirit of prudence and sometimes own the spirit of charity. The correspondent of the Post at Rome writes : No one think+ of accusing Mgr. de Merode of peculation, because it is well known that ha has devoted his own private forte's, besides making ecosiderable inroads on these of his brother sad sister, to the canes of the church, sad developed to the utmost the pecuniary reel of shrew:ohne catholic's, whose contributions in the form of Peter's pence have proved highly serviceable to his Holiness's exchequer at many an ugly phials ; but neither can it be snorted that la the long run the devotion of the Belgian Minister hoe Wee productive of durable advantage to the Holy See, once, commeocieg with the disastrous organisatioa of the papal army nodes Lacooricire end its aluallulation at ' Oestellidardo, his enthusiastic experiments have invariably' resulted in • series of lamentable failures, and failures Sib of coarse more expesaive thee suacesies. The stertliag fast which has brought about the peewit crisis appears to be ea neaceountable dirket in the War Department to the taw of half a million of scudi, notwithatandiag which Mgr. do Merida last week treat to the Fleeces Nl.' nister, Mgr. Ferrari, with • fresh demand for matey, with whist that minister professed himself both, unwilling end unable to comply. Mgr. Ferrari, after this interview, went to the Pops to relate the affair, and had just impressed awe hie Hollows the Weer liapeesibility of oaatieulog mob a ruinous course of aspen. Ztere in the War Department, when the War Minister himself arrived. De Merode stated that be bad daily and urgent Galls for money for the levelling of the Piwzi di Termini, for the Wrestles at the Pretorian camp, for the new street toadies to Dioeletisn's Baths, far the levy of soldiers (indigenous and foreign) who are in supply the place of the deputies Prowls, for their uniforms (which are dared, sad now beige confectiototts, as the phrase is. France), and for many other measures indispensable to very existence of the Holy See as a temporal goveromer Bat the Pope was lose pliable than usual, alluded u_ comfortably to the unwooented-for 600,000 soudi, said that however necessary the measures mentioned by the minister might be, it would be impossible to carry them out without money, of which there was bat an insafEcient store in the treasury, and hinted that change of air would be beeelicial to the health of moosigoore, who has never yet been able to shake off the lingering remnants of the fever he caught t Castel Gandolfo. ELECTORAL HESS E. CASSEL. Ocr. 14, Enanzo. The estates of Electoral Ran were adjourned to-day for an indefinite period. THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS. MORMON. Ocr. 25. The results of 85 elections to the Chamber of Deputies are now known. Upwards of 50 of them are favourable to the government. (amnia% riumwts.) AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. PESTFI, Ocr. 24. The read Naplo publishes an article replying to a Vienna paper, which had asked what were the views of the Desk party in reference to the public debt of Austria. It refers to the addresses of both houses of the Hungarian Diet of 1861, from which it infers that Hungary is willing to settle the matter of the public debt, not in accordance with the strict legal rights of Hungary, but upon the basis of equity, and the common interests of Hungary and Austria. PRUSSIA AND THE DUCHIES. fiLFSWIG, Ocr. 25. Baron Zedlitz, the Prussian Civil Commissioner for the Duchy of Skew*, has issued a circular note to all the public functionaries and officials of the duchy in reference to the demon stration made in honour of the Duke of kugustenburg on his passage through the town of Eckernforde. He orders the functionaries in are of any repetition of such an event to call out the military, in order to restrain those who give titles to any person, or pay him homage, which must be reserved for the sovereign of the country, and also top rooeed against any person who might accept such demonstrations. The officials are ordered to declare within three day s whether or not they are prepared to carry out these instructions. The following letter has been addressed by Lord Yelmesbury to the editor of La France : Leedom, Oct. 21, 1865. " Bir.—Pennit me to poiot out as error be a polit— feet which appeared in an article publiahed by La "raw es the 20th lost.--otherwise very correct and pest—on splemaid arms of Lord Palmerston. The author of article (N. Cohen) writes thus : " We cenoot formA that 1852, when the unanimous selfreges of the Fame people bad for the mooed time raised amongst us the empire of Nape:hoe, it was Lard Pelmentos who eat wait* for the resolutions of the powers, first recognised the sew state of things, sod, by that loyal initiative, avoided pave European core plisatioss." It was not, air, Lord Palameston, bet ' `evenneest of lord Derby, in whisk I myself wee Fon Meister, that in 1852 recognised the empire with the diality of which K. Cohan speaks. The whig ministry sot coma into power till early in 1853, Ave weeks aft& the empire bad been established in Fames end recassimed by England. No ose doubt' that if Laid Palmerston been minister at the time be would have pursued the : wimp policy ; but we maintain that the sets of our govern. men; which are historical, should be placed clearly before the Free& people, rod we are persuaded that it is refileiret to recall to you the real truth for yen to reedier as jar tics—Aecept, &a. " Genes! M'Clellan, the Dresden journals . Intends to Me sip his residence far the winter in that 1 A new residence has been formed for the heal is frost of lfr. Bartlett% hems in the Begest'elserk logical Gardens. Os their fret arrival they were to oat Into another iaeleome. where, being supplied ‘. some Mese, bypass, ho., they soon constructed a hones three apartments—two above sad on. below the er of the water is their posed. They escaped from this • sad were for a week or so daily passing to and fro be the meal and their dwelling is the gardens. They . probably sever have permessatly ant Mr. Bartlett, evacuated the promises he allowed them to weepy r free. Bat he was afraid that the boatmen would them ; and, es their first pace of reeideme was lA'S DESPATCH TO THE FREE for " Mbar P•rlx••• he had a ••• in 4•••" more PRUSS TOWN OF FRANKFORT. tweed i n for them. Here he made as imitation . ok own hove for them to which they took kindly a ones. HULNICIF"E THE CHOLERA AT Somwewrrow.—The The following is the text of the note addressed amptos earrespoodeet of the Times reports the by Count Bismarck to the Prussian envoy in the yesterday mo m" . o f t „ * me a w e miter free town of Frankfort : a violent attack of libeler& of the worst t Year official iamb hare afforded a char insight into Dr. Francis Cooper, the officer of heath 1 the dieenaSons of the delegates from the Germs& Diets borough. D u i.. Saturday nearly am " held in Frankfort on the lot Mast. me of the peaftheles a Southampton say We, op to the lad moistest, seartained hopes that the end remedies of all deerriptioss were woes ire Senate, sagacious of its engagements towards the two pest i o r d. h a t it win * o hm, sriaa., from the best that (armee allied powers, and remembering the rwoonetnnow Meek would in all prthability have a fatal terrainw wade es preview sod Smiler occasions by Austria and Dr, m em w h o ima m Imre dam. has b sin la rum ., Prue* would prevent the meeting of thee. delegates. We awesome Is this lowa about 40 yeme. Ili. death TWA girt we have bees & a ppointed. Ga d that we are , carded or • greet looamkeeity. A very virulent , spin eoevie •ed that the Senate is wink( foe Fielddeet to' marred et Fressmetle, • enberhen district to the become the mum of all essadoes schemes. We cos so l o f SootbmpOos, I. tin „ ram at a 7 ....... looser tolerate Each Walrus to revolatioeary te•demite. rim , 0 1 ie . a„,e,„,,, of a highly respectedrespected --.73.4., We cannot remit that the ~at of the federal diet should 1 t i„ Boot k r ,w ro t oro ompoo service. Theaaaaa lad' be made the principal ease of e ff orts for undermining„ ddra l y attao k o d while I. dm& en 84;7 the authority of the two fret Germs powers, sod that' without ley premaiitary dierrhom aid in media from that town should bane publications surpassing all I T oyed beam idodieim w oo w i e a o howeed t o h er d, others is mereeness. The history of this media( et 'eight, used ea Mashy morni n g Dr. Grille Garman diadetas proves th at the more aalighaaaad pardon / l ee.. w He s Lair r d w h t. at cold. ...half-psat ue 10 cm reeday ... 1 o f the population has so sympathy for ma attacks. Bat' s p r f d ja an ad :L in d . t .,, ;l CO oo . Dr. j riss a ,. the isdolgence shown by the Senate of Frankfort le sass the . ; m u g .% th e m h o , of the b ac k, h o t all his effort. lies assanio' gof Muse. We agree with the LOWLY gems- smiling, and the unfortessis yews; lady died meet that the recerreses et each a pebße nude& mem in . mantes to 7 yeettedeL _seandeg. Asa, ?6 h wart t~ ems e the foam at a dissuasive loading to se remelt cannot be per- attack. Z o t es. 61:::="wea ese of w itted. The Austria' repressetetere la Free/dad but oleo Thai raids t o „ ow l a ma, mow w ith ica c c , • has tattmoted to Wien temmitimmes to the Serbs to T A aM We armlet has welegalar mites at anima% t , ,,,,. it . _ ittli ,•gt r. ' .......-- • roe •fi"a• 1 NV"' 7" to act in "am" with the CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 1 Horm=" ll4 b y li°44 . l d / '. roe . nein envoy, end see to slow the chief Store of Freak. bed (THIS DAY.) to bs tbe cli A b einhartidn any Oahe that in this anon who a use acting lit *dose animas with the AMMO& --. 0 0,- a l .* at r atetbleg. for • --.00,-e perk Rims No. 12, Harr. ornament. I hope that the Sent. di Freabfort (Betore Mr. Jostles Keating.) . ._ .. , ____ . cantoLOF_Wl_ ,_.L woman,la, pi not an in ma th • manner ea to compel the two German Filth powers to Weems in order to preprint the further wani so te ° l w isatc : i ' wee. ""w e 2 r ee en t 7r ee he „ ee t. , ,, "mad, S'bearithi ea d di:r.4"" a stbarYw f bari ow; wmtri fe ad e: ";- ' -1: P"ra % ha' . wpu "0.1°"" of ii iedulra" which bee alre ad i b ee° with the wilful murder of bee Weals Wegitimate= ww. oid rig bed bees o s mad too far. I authorise you to communicate the pro. ap . Cooper s poaeosted, so d th e p r i mer „,„ defame , by and hail ha d a Y r ' ,it despatch to the thief Mayor of Frankfort, ea to loan Mr. Ethan „. 7 day-•-• 321111 Hays 11D • copy if desired. Before this etas wee proeseded with, a prising nand tr e at their Pi" et e" (Signed) The Minister for Foreign Affairs, &best Atkinson, who was dinged wi th felon/nay mad* boada, They "mild ' • tlinatesiag Inter to Mr. Dyne, the statissmader Berlin. Ost. 6. By order, Taanaa Losdoutheidge, was placed at the bar, sad widens tree When they tete . "' t° ' ' sheet a shop where --- adduced that be weakens and noble to plead, 'slu m ie e 3 able ta nta mask ELECTORAL HUM. ormensenly reissued • verdict to that tiled. o ld sian b e hind the • ° h am. a m. 14, Ensrgo. TM Chair/ aghast Angie Sutherland was than ger m • weal= Is herself or a . __l tato. The estates of Electoral Hew were adjourn ed M r . cum in °mains t h e „„ for the peatimilaa, aim sy ttn ily wo po uld lieeny the e e s. Plet•' to day for an indefinite period. that oboe& the Mange against the prisoner was {net a o pportunity to Plunder mey mine I nd Wand abash nanstural character, th e = entondvely linen ' h THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS , fan le is • caber y W 0111140 ML OW The primmer was ot the o y banibermaide at its Cbaringorom Hotel, and It I t lirdi.it4a:iield remand FLORENCE, OCr. 25. women that os the Ist of September s workmaa m i d The resale of 85 elections to the Chamber of 'Mows Cartwright. who was employed is doing saw xr iet to the ironwork aaiside the hotel, diseep e d Deputies are now known. Upwards of 50 of them i s sin s t the rooms weeping aid mama, o i : are favourable to the government. great diatoms of ads& sad from what tebelepleatly hu e , Prod there appeared to be so doubt that the primer s e „ see a sea: am xr o . le a :: PE : : 71"ILAI ns sliVi e Gll : th} : . at this time dawned dos child. Cartwright gen Wa rm , from bar_ __... sad THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. doe to the persons is the 1b0•01. and • surgeon was seat se, ' Pelt" "' e h 6 611. .. BUOEURFAIT, Oor. 21, and from the appeusasee be observed be 'Nand d fly oho" - 6 and dinar The oonceeaion fora discount bank, with a capi- arimasfavi rid she i I Z aba sok b bil ad t ba o r w a irt i d f, a ft ir vated „ sr of t thil l ihs .1.6..... f1ie at while in tal of 40 million francs, has been granted to Messrs. something to • fallow...nun, is eossequenee 01;rith: Mr. Wes t er, search wee made in a drawer is the prisoner's pee the seine Mallet, Pereira, Salvadore, and Hottinguer, of and in that drawn there was fond the deed tatty a Miry Ana Perehowl. • Paris ; and Lord Hobart, Mosses. Richard Drake, female e mu. it ame nd t o b e a t u n mum a il doli atot the prthrogn bed I Dnpri, Grenfe ll , and Hermann Stern, of London. there weal dreadful around on the neck, indeed the ha for the inee Six wades, I severed from the body. The usua l tons my forth that she missed t weer Dear ly isd every inication was preasstedthet th e di lost. wed told the lin k THE CHOLERA IN PARIS. babies born alive, mad the nay way that its don IQ glarytim or I rho sot Edam Oct. abe emanated for was by the injury that had bean nay gamin% KO N, stated by promodrix on this . The Archbishop of Paris visited yesterday the ° P ee wee mtheariere' was ascertain ed P rte°ll : e d r 0 ." t this ske t Z e d - hem - ---- : ..... tim . = 6 rotelba." • . patients su ff ering from cholera in the Hospital de delivered. She was pat to bed, and oa the tolling Ze e yo yllica th at woman I'll . la Charitt lag • felioireervast named Mack ea :ma th s puma nolo . the child was born alive, sad she said that it was, ad gala* left wed n ear . -- that it had cried. Th e prisoaer then went on to ea , thi 1 win whom Smith put THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN. after the child had screamed she put it into the &pew i poker Wee =OW from MADRID, OCT. 24. whets It was fond. There did not appear to be tat ed. takeS q t ____,...,,,...01017. The cholera has entirely disappeared from Bar- dead as to how the tulerrY was Mired upon the met d bb t a T t et weere d the infant. aed the suggestion on t • part of the rag a . ' celona, Yakut* and the Balearic Islands. ties wee that it bad ban canna by closing the drain Au tha t h °Othe sass r co . . At Madrid yesterday, there were 50 eases of the neck was out, but whether wilfully or in rat. g ' ilt aak ieridere aa . baalas. I wane, a meter of inferno from the mann in theist cholera, of which 32 proved fatal. Dr. Vernon, the medical putlaama who was callat a espy th at the g irt . Twi t: t --- the creencei, and wins is the loadioal officer to the banal, 1 that be AMERICA. stated is his evidence that the heed of the child many • eld mad moth sates. when she i ttached to the body by the integuments, lad la w, I dill" weede „_,_ NEW YORE, OCT. OO 14, Ementio. premed a somewhat onl&nt opinion that the child vet - „_ w " ie te re r ian tr a ,„, , There is no political news of importance. born alive, and that its death was caused by ths inn so ow • t i- ' Mr. Wooten t o tral cord, and that the injury might tart bra • COMMERCIAL DrrzLuorscg. in the way sod itrd f ° M ee herinefi th th e • a Per the Belgian (via Oreenanish In oroseezandastro="l. Ribton, En rya he now stood, 4 NEW YORK, Oct. 14, EVESHIO. Dr. Versos said that he bad no reason to den that i IN 001S0160 WSW chug- • this wee the prlecaern first child, and that th e blown :. Money tight. Gold, 1441. Exchange on London, possibly a very ion and pro t rac t e d one, and that h be. Th•wastablas mint d 1571. On Paris, 3.581. New York Centrals, 101: queatly hymned in such case. that a woman la the *gm were found on both p • • Yerellf WOSISo o '.. Illinois, 137 ; Erie, 92f ; 5-20 Bonds, 105 f. notoff the efhweie feillite d _____„„wwienslelirtboalteethe ichria. WS I Soilth was di • to such an mint as Cotton fi rmer. Middling upland, 62c. Flour Th e „H ines was • „ o „..: l „r oo d es.w ' ° at considerable 4 h mod twin el 601. each. • s quiet. Wheat ',toady. Corn declining. Provisions lor yid this were partiadar ey point. and a good many of the hoe unfit for publication. The ronk good i n q uir y - Ca", sugar, and malaana Idead y• however, appeared to be that the viten, sentehoi a POP. BLTIONS Petroleum dull ; crude, 38; refined, 61. dross orialoa that the nook amid not have been Mind accidentally, sad that be bad never read or board of men ar ARRIVAL OF THE ALLEMANIA. etas. Mia„ however, at the same time said it was to SOUTHAMPTON, Orr. 25. that the death of the child ""Nvlsr been popery at was caned t° at by the lisaionlop pe i- ran The spot sele of cted i s The Hamburg and American C om p an y 's steamer birth. teDdea the e a Y pplaos the R. „ Asuman* from New York on the 14th inst., Mr. Cooper doomed lo ithenthie his privilege o r eawa h i ti where lie burled es arrived here to-day with 232 passengers for uP the °Sae on the Pa" of the Prosecutros. bin Oa Carla smasbegil lanass ee wo ffii i l. • tent to leave it in the haods tbe jury. er Barre and Hamburg, 409,092 dole- in epeme Mr. Ribion thin addressed the jury for the prinerin a ' s umerre history, at for England, 21,500 dols. in specie foe feeling, able and eloquent speech, containing tlua lime Leed math ,. ee the as SO NlPleardory ovidene that the child bed ear lolls • as France, and 57 bags of mails. On the 15th inst. : spins , ss i st ,„,, b oa th e ao r ot t oos t e „a m g,a, ; Mergust's.church • ' N, she spoke two steamers bound for New York. Newt ; sad that Ming so, the charged mode inald maths ' body of log, and on he They were supposed to be the Borussia and the °t ilte d - It was °PecrilitithetZ7ZZaJthiLlmtitukurPllll ; Pin. at City miser eßeaes . The mayors of I: ay of Manchester. Ms. Jesdoe Yesetag. at emindersble length, ensued sp I whether their oe „ --- - the evidnee with ease and minuteness. 1 we CHINA. r lli o : e rry and after an absence of ton sada, r feeerel. aad the erg SHANGHAI, itsrr. 4. a verdict el Not Guilty of murder but Cully ef ' one in then • to ( rio Wade.) ormosellag the birth of the child, . ties, fall Into the Mr. Justice Mating concurred in the verdict , and tow - abated t o pl ew ans-. In ich The revolt in Western Tartary which is reported tow th e o wes , t o 18 ma th s , h ar „,„„ a t Tel had raimems se =T :4 gi. to have resulted in the severance of the entire pro- labour. (Before Mr. Baron Pigott.) repseersted, as will ey, vino, of Ili from the Chinese Empire is headed by THE VOSSID SOSSIAS SOUS CAMs limangsmeets ah a son of Chiang Hun, a celebrated Maitomedan At the sitting of the men Mr. Sorjobset Whales (via r . her Majesty.the i ' d r rebeL whom were Mr. Gittaid, Q.C., and r.M Heigh), applied es • Eta% and certain . the behalf al the peciewiation to have the trial (poisoned) of the -__... ..: loam wi A numerously attended meeting of the Chamber s t s p sal m bow j a me ta, is oc h er . of h av i n I. thaw , traTutho nr en . of Commerce bas been held at Shanghai. at which wed" a large mother ar feria s ann sobs. The bend "a the "low* le ntt said be moved cm a affidavit to which be - Her Majesty, am dissatisfaction was expressed with the working of ii - v i s s i i the att„sks if the w ine d judge. y e „ , moss . the Duke and the treaty of Tientsin. that affidavit it appeared that there were is on. Hon. the Chaneell - di Burgevine is officially reported by the mandarins IL I i i t s iim Pari N besu f a essa namiese tbe pri .... of ott rpi P intn " bire wea l Berl De Grey and • tha to have bees drowned along with other prisoners. lersopeedoses, and there eould be no doubt that they wee . Clismaller, Earl e of Advice' from Japan state that all was quiet at the P lies with the Primers. and wire ill dell" . i aaavidia Lem •• lace he same traismothnia. In mossmainee the the mi g ht B oa , Ed , co . different pork. nos-receipt ot am proses.vortel against the Patina fli• P. Villiers, the 1 . is The barques Despatch and Eliza Beneke have Donn, the ens Mon" the Prism" hero_ !is a° l l" bsd he per. Lord wiiibui trial, aid keno • podyntemsat of the mai to me the been totally wreaked. bishop of Clean b • stai r. It. Mr. Sotjaant Parry . (with whom was Mr. C. A. Timid . Speaker, the Rec. a un opposed this applioatlon, on the part of Holehestoros the , and * l d) th e Et WHO FIRST RECOGNISED THZ FRENCH ground that the affidavit was defective in point of faro, aid, ..,_ H.,_ E ve lynl . that minis, urged that, co behalf of his dint, who had already bra 1 - the iimey ww* 7 hB nor --o-- month in custody as this charge, it should be proceeded with bout The following letter has been addressed by Lord at the present misting d tbs court. Saddey, Sir Georg the Mr. Berm Pigott (nving nod the affidavit) observed An gin Gongo Shoe, Malmesbury to t h e oditor of Le Prance : Acidhough that donna% was somewhat deficient in for% Hos. Hoary Co • able " I°.4°. ' Oct . °et 210865. sebilantielly it *bowed that the intonate of the Many Brand, M.P. , " Fn.-Persil me to point out as error in • political required sad justified a postponement until sert mink 1 ~ _ ° a -. fad which appeared in an ankle publiehed by La Prone as prayed for. The affidavit as it stood would Mike - i " Rea r . M . A. welarre G. Bai li n.. ou the 20th Inst.-otherwise vary corm= mad tort--ea the Postoonseint from one somata ta another. which net * cone an Interval of soma ntOathi, and surely it nu ea The body will 'Plea" career °I Lord Teheeretw4 The mother ef this • justice to pennons it for the period of one math.' , be tarried along umiak ( M. Cohen ) writes thee '" We rind "We that la Laid slopes between die present an Me nut mein at after the radios 1852, when the unanimous sefinges of the Preach people the amt. TN ens would therefore stied adjourned 24. had for the snood time raised amongst um the empire On an application to ad" , the "Um" "'r il e Me i wsul - t ee seise he deponoro ad gto c/ Napolen, it was Lord Palnneska who, with. Ilaiee.Pgrett said he would read over t give his opinion cm that point in the course o f th e : was pouted et the t the out waits for the resolutions of the other ... dosed to viaitors üblic power% Ant recognised the new state 01 things, and, by that loyal initiative, avoided nave European coin. THE POLICE COURTS . Palmerehon, by moo an sow at pais:dims." It was not. sir, Lord Pahniesion, bat the (THIS DAY.) coatisttally are I the goverment of Lord Derby, in whisk I myself was Foreign .__..- incelstina that ie • that Minister, that in 1852 reeogaised the empire with tits ow. Membeesel peat i the diality of whisk M. Cohen speaks. The whip ministry did XANSION.HO USE mailer the legal not come into power till early in 1853, Ave weeks attar A i i n telligent i ,,,. 112 1t,.° - 1 .4 . en--w r e itA T ou r t ell ' ane jack et ee . am - will-be eleeden, uity, the empire bad bean established in France and thoogaised eao aea ,,77.47,7:b eem bt boom the Lard Ma7Es , „ration, and eh. stria *England. No one doubts that if Lord Fahnernon had charged, upon his own coideacion. with alsemodag lath i e g th e ea „ . been minister at the time be would have pursued the name the Stoke Farm Reformatory, Worcestershire. el" It le sow fully Mao policy : bat we maintain that the acts of our gongs. be had holm theteloold to four peed " 11 / 1 1.1 " pet by the Lord Mayor, th e* attend the fu west ` which aus hisSmiculi should iss placed curly Wier. orr la ncr a rd sr tlhat t6 treV iess wese . 67 t boys conlined at the Rabin toe WA royal • 25. the Frank people, sad we are persuaded that it hthatihdest a wr y, sad be was =preyed in f arming work, and male* rate of the lie • ioner to recall to you the real truth for you to render VI Jai' imps. Hit was seatistoid to lour years at the Reformetetl it is expend VI ruler ties -Ascopt. to. " NAlhrasgsr. e for • burglary with • man, and the man had three tassel= lit Jumesetr• The Lead Mayor asked tits primmer what the bop en and -- - -- laid la the Beienestery Ned to talk about slang frarlimen Imoo. General MiChillan, the Deaden journals stAte, The prisoner sod they used to tell each other arbet ua t %skin Were very e of Intends to take ap his residersee for the winter in that sit,. had dose , ▪ peat as. (Wthissot-r., most clever was i di a s Z iwki eumbe iwe r , i n t l PM of A new residence has been formed for the beaver' The Lord layer asked the prison what he had MS i case in fronted Mr. Bartliat's hoses in the Re:gest . ..mirk Zoo. "We he had sapid! . it the e. said he west to Birmiogham sod gel war I , logical Gardens. Oa their Ant arrival they wen turned fora week eat is ebi • . sod be thee w agger r Af ARAI A e (rive oat tote asothee thelawars, where, being supplied w ith to ;l o d e .. ri- some inn loPPiery he, the 7 tow constructed a bowie 01 The Lord Mayor asked bow keg he was coming to Lena kd °l n c h three apartments-two above sad an below the surface He replied four days. Since he had beep is Lambs b! ; On Monday, if the a t h e wester i s their „ e d. They waged fr own thi s o we . I had employed himself is begging, but did not find it a po. 4. iliac, was Person sad were for a week or so daily passing to and fro benne I trades (A Lt • d ie t i i et y h .;l. her b e d if be had ever b een fl e apit, trar's offios, t,) The the wad and their dwelling in the pains. They would I He la rd th at h e p ee fl oate d °woo one opeation. He lw d the ccregoopy, i days proba b ly ewer hews PorersaistlY ant Mr. Bartlett , at is Apes with a birch rod, and his back bled, and it was t we„ M. Geg„ t h aw evacuated the panne he allowed them to weepy rest i two =oaths before he got well. said ~_ be g Brighton Gm • hen Ban he .0, afraid that the boatmen would kill I ~.__ln awe" ta farther ouletiee i s the prisoner -.4 tb. ; and. as their first place of residence Ina required i th e is ses the r he escaped figwaaWY was three ti es ; they t tcl I t g ° : : : ri. t ia for an th er pupal% be had a SOW leaden', ISMIIINNOWay I aw ls ' i d i r oo d, Y The prises Owed in for them. Hors be made an imitation ol their I The Lord Mayor mid he did not believe that. Beta, : Dumas flies own bone for them to which they took kindly at nen hosired if any of the other boys in the Rofonneleci lea cb „ um% ore 25. [reseed THE CHOLERA AS Soerras=reon.-The South- "Ohrhuu aid th a t „ wea l D a m b oyt had weapelatil l ', the a" ike ; „... mina eoerespoodeat of the Times replete the death. he sow uotbSeg of them afterwards. '*, at the Oible A l an ."'" Yeateldsl 00161 Ort after tune dare illness from The Lord Mayor inquired what bad boon* of his cialht, sad Lintessat • violent attack of ehokea of the worst type. 4 He said that he bads sold nom of theen.„_and_,_t hst , h wa liwi d e a r , . "de, • govern ht into Dr. Francis Cooper, the officer of health for th wel° " as SiS laa g i " 4CWWS where De ewe ' - loi In. Is will e slain that be bed mover consagthed • robbery sine be a There borough. Darn' Saturday nearly every gentle. us uipud, away prime for . ISM ot the protasne in Southamptos saw him, Th. rinser was remanded. Amax= 0 rat the sad remedies of all description were soccenevely sp. MARYLIMONE. ; I wee seansite- wer Mot I plied, but st was painhilly endeat from the first that the • rasa or neon= TitIVIS.-ves rays= AIM Eie alb ' , gtaSeetekte y • SttanOel ; attack would in all probability have a fatal termination. Stephen Meek al" Arch SliePPard, ard. 13; / 1 " Ill ohm& It rs - rim and E t .„ p oo p e p. w ho wee ds r pm a te . b oa h aft l a pm*. as ....Cti'fara,,...shas.,......,..Blusatia, ard , 13 ; NW, " 4. 1 0 0 . dum m i le. "41 eh ' 1 ; Wan Howley, - wise, tee. W. N " 1 " . IN this tows aim" 40 7.229. all death Is to' 1 ' reel If '.".... ing, aga11 ..."7" 12 ; mu d ' Anat i W a, alias Claude itlif t ei. if iminurl iosaltad ak b.. f r. twe aft pealed nut peat loodcaknaity. A very virulent an has , aged 15 ; Edward Toomey, alias Sixteen Striae ar Wait to ' occurred at Frsvomatle, • satinuten district to the weaned 1 aged 11 ; Mania Doyk, In The Detective, aged 10 ; las nod her • 0•1 50 l o f S o r i sb ags peog, I. the wep t er a young l a dy. la . orange BMW. alias The 4• ' ilifelin, Vete •••ened in •VI lisifti ids wi ideseire. „ an s i ass . d aug ht er o r a hi g hl y „ emote d „ mime d., la iat the seliebess' Inn, th ere sea helm auffinant ren z lie Ina ba, deutie s ta i s t o r .; , them in the felon' dock , charged with stealing from a ' 1 Lb: : 1 eaddisnl ibm Saul ; .stWtazillulanlid °111" a)'• i7:.th.egv‘a: 0wne5..4„7""i"...6.4."" 1 l oo t Ne‘ tocia l2 . Neeth aop. etreoc lre. y llary . sulebopho:o,4airms,pair of Limas berel ows. ; 1 ,r , hi. " 6 .66fr eopeta . Lli d s sad that , without say premouitory &enlace% an iresnediotely cos- . soother pol:erf boots. - and Otherwise sing ail j rayed bonm. Medici.. was adaniatered as her during the ' Maek. who is the n tor the gang, has shi ed / • the tr e y g ' setae of lath% and es Monday merning Dr. Orilla was sent ' been eondeted eight for the" in whiit i " WMs ' prebea a k aa rs° a „m en 10e. He fret saw her at baboon 10 on Ind* morn. birch rod strips'. Toomey has bees teevictod three boo 2 , mbar ban. a. • lad. wits finedbee _____ e hiL,_eary_,E•lT •02.01 p erceptible . , sod whipped with th e bit* red. T'h• red ban an he ' Met ' sad sad in aa .............. ao pa., Dr. amnia applied seinissay orwerated aw e w a ne d. I t ma y also be tamer , il waived sera score the . thetas.% the lapin of the Met, bet di his efforts were as.. illaisd that the wean el some of them ere nel l ea et w 1 Arrests f . a groom. nailing, sod the unfortanate yawn lady died at five fad ose= a tbeas to Step at hens ... He orattber o ens in nines to 7 yesterday amnia& sheet 38 haws Miter the Mr.. thwarted woe wee th e Ant wines. , a Missinnwili. et b e per , ' attack. Be entillas the nes as meet the wont tons ei Xaeh-Neves stied, we nate three years. ...,_ Asiatic shako% The donned Ira a a dress healthy ed. Ties tend the pensern-flo do we. 4. liatc.; I " to They reside in • aim lean. supplied with water fn. a , Aftmer onions el the Maar, bad ben gives, Yank ..A ..' , b• as. J Bela" to well. aid Vie dieletit has selegaier gales se desinage. I Insperear Oise laid-Whoa the Pthethice e.- 1