The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-28 00:00:00

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ALINE, Mrsfaillasionte oat raissise. 17. Welt Sifted. Loadoos. W.C. TOUN BROODraN beefs to mate the following al announcement one the VALUE of GOLD, feeling per suaded that the Minoltas h tale tinder and the public will be alike proteolled by the wide cdrcalstion of knowledge on the subject Gold bang divided into ft pale or carats. II Wave that pada 14 carats ties, is 1$ carate../3 14 9 ousts.. Al 11 16 worth ..,t4 6 114 17 WSW.. 11 g 5 ousts.. 15 Si pie OEMS. IS web.. 2 1 11 7 carets.. 1 a 15 citrate.. 41 6 15 male— 2 1 6 ousts.. 1 1 22 carats Rettlelt 14 carats . t 1 64 6 carets . 6IT 21 standards 17 104 3 ousts.. 2 0 4 corals.. 614 2 11 camas_ 11 14 4 12 cents.. t 5 meats— 010 74 10 carats.. 310 94 11 cents.. 1 11l 11 g 01111114.. 6 T 1 ie carets.. 3 7 8 100055e..111 dd44 1 oars& .. 0 $ 6 Manufactory, 1e Menriettsetreet, OoveaLfaede4 London. W.C. amp made of Chains and Jewelled for Is. mob. tala Entabliehment to closed at 6 in the evening, sad on Ilaterdaye at ate o'clock. AGRICULTUR AL HA LL Me lea of Taman Is era Great Wass' et PRICKS HIPPODDOIII sad MOD. Passamosd by the abets al as Loads* press to be Ma best eyseslrtss troupe ssal yet isin' dam' bito Itsalsad. Doors oyes every evade( at 7sf desk. lesloratanoss oosussassioi at ball-past 7. Coadaat sseeesska a/ NovolUsa ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. svccoro ENTIRTAINKINT.—Go And see the Wend Maar! sad leuteletaa Seesaw le. entitled iiIII BRIGANDS et lb. C.ABRIA - N movirtAiNa. "lasTeducdag = a 00 at me Ohm and the whole ei the new lAA of =and hake: the epeeteele belie talerepereed witheavetry dorm hate el sin., = ballsed tableau; La. Terre Dap over the niettatmln ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. Fashionable YID-DAY PIXFORWIASCIS, a TITNIDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at t o'clock. at holt-peat. Orsnd Lamarlaa !IdealMak INIXAtaln: ll the exciting Steeple Chow Children wider to Tien :a wonted half Idle to all pacts of the ba IlinFez e pt the NOllol.—The Fregcloter had great la gratis the schools of the warless amities the day exhillithosts, = . ll=tetteta tram the modem Private bon= la. ; geterved oat; fa; nit Clans. 110. : Cloaku ; Oalladm OIL Ilmallo• spa dolly ohms Marl& iMe Orpreo.. TO 001.1.IMPONDlefin. deerthententa Intaudint for "Tb lemeen" London Remains !:, must be at the Men foaverte-eireet, Two ' l rk on the dey of pablieselem NU If AIISTY'S. MI STEM% !LUST. Mora 11 Pabst H. tar. Mascara . Shaidases iitos. rad CotiorelL Cooductor. Anita—And iSB ON AND TIM UNICOILN. —The last Morales Performs's this day. lIATLIAZEILT. THtS IV TIT DAVID OAKRICK —LORD DUKDRRART OLULKIRD AgD DONE VOL. Illarra NOM, Gordon: Was Lacmien. -PRINCIM snitharims. Sr. Onspice.—And A LIDS IN TIC DARK_ STROZONS. Tttr Ivismok TEI AMCM HORNE AND Mt ICI lAIDIN nuNcelB.--..4 THISTIJINTS 01 LONDON. Nesora. J. W. Nay, O. nail. D. M J. Nolo& U. Forrester, and H. ; N. Manion. M ss !Wa a l sad Gwynn*. LITIIIIII. TEL. Ivraira. OitANDPATHRK WHITEHEAD —Mr. 10AD-BIDE INN. Moon Yids's. finrsarsa. Widdlcomb, 7tupalrkk Clanks. [synced . Mao Ellsworth'. —And BIA24ACED IMPOSTOR& Mr. Wddloosib. samurNlA. Mu MOM LITTLZ BURT Big or, the Old lady of Threadotedlowtroat Moadainaa Io. Loma W. Cranford. L Jacob.: Mr. G. Millwood. llan-rsto Paaloinladata —Lad TUX MulIK-1311111 Or ILONDON.—Onsmono• K half-past I. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TEO DAT Mastiog, IL ibm.....Alkomees. lk. Goal ao-RoAlioN Morahl., 0/. //0.....A11ar5005. OA nal. LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28. MK. Exuarr, the magistrate at Lambeth Police-court, has been investigating the ways of one of those popular societies for receiving the provident investments of the labouring dames, the usefulness and independence of which, it was feared, would be prejudiced by Mr, GLADSTONZ's plan of Government life insurance. The English Life Assurance and Advance Company was first brought under the magistrate's notice by a poor woman named Jacimatr, the widow of a railway porter, who had been paying 17a. 4d. a•year to this company on a policy of insurance. The moneys of policy holders in the English Assurance Company are collected in small instalments by perambulating agents making frequent visits, and Mrs. JACKMAN'S complaint was that, having been waited on in due course only a week before by the company's collector, to whom she showed the corpse of her husband, at the same time making her claim, she bad beard no more of him, and was unable to find the company at 18, Cheapside, the address with which she had been furnished. Mr. Eumerr upon thisstatement ordered an officer of hiscourt to make inquiries. Mrs. JACKMAN'S story having been published in the newspapers, the ma gistrate was waited on next day by Mr. TOMPKINS, chief clerk under Mr. TIDO Pain, in the Friendly Societies Registration Office, who told hint that last April the case of an insurer in this same company, in which a similar eifficalty had arisen, bad been brought under the notice of that office, and that on communicating with Admiral Sir H. Lexxx, Dr. PALFREY, and Dr. CHRIMPHIR MUTH, whose names appeared in the prospectus of the English Ageratums Company, they one and all disavowed connection with it, two of them declaring that until then they had never heard of it. Simultaneously with the report of these disclo sures we received a letter from Mr. HORTON, the secretary of the company, whose " attention had " been called " to the report in our paper, asking na, "in justice to the company," to state (1.) That " the directors had had no notice of the death"--e point which they must settle with their agent, who had both received it and seen the dead man. (2 and 3.) That the company was established in January, 1884, and the policy on which Mrs. JACKMAN claimed was dated February, 1864—im plying that the widow's statement that she had subscribed for three years was false, the fact being that the same persons had pre viously been carrying on the General Provident Company and the Confident and Provident Com pany. (4.) That the company's offices were re moved last September to Little Britain, that the change was duly registered, and that notice of the fact was given to all the agents—this, again, being a question for the company to settle with its agents, the appointed means of communication with its policy-holders, and one not affecting Mrs. JACKMAN'S complaint. (5.) That the agent ought to have done a number of things which he omitted to do, in order to the payment of the widow's claim. This letter, which we published immediately on its receipt, is an admirable specimen of the com plaints of injured innocence, clearly showing that the company, and not Mrs. JACKMAN, have been wronged. On the same day that this letter was addressed to us, Mr. Hosvow, the seeretaryorroto another to the widow, stating that " his attention "had been called" to the reports in the newspapers relative to her claim—" a claim," it was called, although her policy was recorded in their books, and their agent had seen the body of Mrs. JAM. males husband—and that if she filled up certain hem whisk were forwarded to her, -- a should be laid before the board u Marsh meeting." So that for the paltry sum due to her, not much more than enough to bury her husband. for which pur poses she required it, she was to wait two months. On Thsuedeilest the directors of this Own. pony thought it expedient to attempt some further explanation of their proceeding*, and accordingly Mr. Berfaa RIGS; the barrister, appeared for them et the Lunbeth Court. It should be stated Iled as • preliminary they prudently mottled with Ms. JACKMAN. Mr. RUMS easured the magis trate that the company was regularly oonsfituted, every prescription of the Joint Stook Companies Act having been strictly complied with. The business, moreover, bad been conducted with " per feet honesty and perfect propriety." Mrs. J•c•- marr's statement, which had &awn from the ma gistrate some strong expressions of suspicion, was to be set aside as ex-parte. The fact was, she had dealt with an agent of the company who had neglected his duty. As to the removal from Queen-street to Little Britain, the directors had actually left a clerk behind in the old oftioe foe a full month. Moreover, the name of the secretary and the name and address of the company occurred twice in the Directory, and if Mrs. JACKMAN had been unable to find them, her inability must be im puted to negligence. Upon this point the magistrate observed that he bad himself referred to the list of assurance companies in the Directory without being able to find this one, although, after Little Bri tain had been mentioned, he found the oompsny'e name in connexion with the house from which the secretary dated his letters. At the request of the magistrate a list of the directors was banded in. One of them appeared to be • clerk to a solicitor —a very responsible position, but, as the magi strate observed, one not usually found in resessexion with the duty of &reefing public companies. Another director, whose address is given "London " house, Mile-end-road, boot manufacturer," wee visited by Mr. lavirro, a newavendor of Mile-end road, who thus describes his visit to that gentle man : I went to the shop of Mr. Gilding, ens of the directors" who is represented se • boot assaufastarsr, sad farad it was only half • shop. He was worlds' on • shomosk.es seat, with • leather apron es. (laeghter.) Mr. Elliott—l don't think that be is the most fit and Few person to represses this company. Mr. Irving—lt is a mall donble-froakid shop ;on one aide • talkies shop, and on the other • cigar shop, and in this beck room, wiserel went, them weft two or three men at work, and Mr. Gilding was also sitting there with • leather apros on. We need not follow the inquiry any further. Mrs. JACKMAN has been paid—how and under what circumstances we have seen. The secretary and directors have offered their explanations, and the public, we fancy, have been enlightened. We ars quite of Mr. Zurorr's opinion—that the in vestigation which has been held will prove of great public benefit, and also that it is a fortunate thing that Parliament was induced last session to peas an Act which enables persona in humble circum stances to obtain the security of the State for their savings, instead of being left to trust to such com panies as these. ttbe <Spun. °MERE. JAL 27. The Queen took en airing yesterday morning, mad pia is lb. diorama, sccompsaldd by the Priory d Weiss and Primer Belem. Sir Jamie Elpitinstone, M.P., bad as interview with the Right Has. Edward Cardwell at the Ooloaial-offioe on Thursday. /Aroma ad Viscometer Pahaerstos Wt Cambridge losses yesterday for Breekethell, Beds. Viscount Palmerston hu it! lied cards of invi tatioa far a full.dress parliamentary dinner at °embalm- Mass, ow the 6th proximo, lo the Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Commons, the " mover" sod "seeooder" of the address, sad a large party of noblemen and gentle. men convected with the administratioo is the lower house of parliament.—Enrl Granville, the Lord President of the Council, has tread cards of invitation for a fall-drom parlia mentary banquet at lie how is Bruton-strest, oe the 6th of the issuing month, to a party of 40 supporters of the go vernment al the lieu. of Peers. ' • • ----- The Duke of Rutland his been entertaining a lam party of visitors during the week at &grow Castle, to meet their Royal Highness's. the Duke sad Duchess d'Aunsale, and &acing parties have taken pros each night. Amens the °Dressy present were the Earl and Counter of Wilton, Lord Lyous, Lord and Lady Jolla Manners. Lord and Lady George Manors, Mr. and Lady E. Dram. mood, Mr. and Hoe. Mrs. Well*, Mr. and Lady Adaliza NOMAD ' Sir Edwin Landmer, Sir J. Metall'. Mrs. Ashley Maude and Mies Mande. Mr. Drumnsood, Mr. and Mrs. Lisa* and Miss Usti*, ke. . - . The Marquis of Hastings, Lord Methuen, Major- General aad Rea. Mrs. Stuart, and Hos. Colonel and Mrs. Berkeley have left the St. Georges Hotel. The Earl of Derby is expected to arrive at his residence in St. James's-square on Monday or Friday mat for the season. In all probability the COWAN@ will tennis at Knowsley for a few weeks after the noble earl's arrival in London. His lordship. as leader of the wastrel'- . tire party in the House of Lords, will entertain a numer ens circle of his political friends at dinner on the eve of the opeaiag of the parliamentary session. Lady Emily Peel is gradually regaining health sad strength, and in all probsbility will be able to take exercise in a week or two. The Lord Provost of Edinburgh has arrived at the Clarendon Hotel from Paris. The will of Algernon Frederick Greville, Esq., of Huntingdon. was proved in the Loudon oourt. on the 20th inst., by the executors, Arthur Charles Greville, Esq., the eon, and Miss Georgina Karla Overalls, the daughter, between whom the testator has bequeathed the whole of his property, real and personal, is equal proportions, with the exception of the furniture, he., which he has left to his daughter absolutely ; and there is a legacy of 500/, to a servant who has been in the family forty years. His two married daughters—viz., Frances Harriett. wife of the Duke of Mehl:toad, and Augusta Mazy, wife of George Montagu Warren Peacocke, Esq., M.P.—received their par ticiple on marriage, The personalty was sworn under 40,0001. The testator died ors the 17th. ult. _ . - . The Bishop of London held a confirmation yes terday at the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea, which in stitution is perhaps more popularly known as the Duke of York's School. The event, being one of annual recurrenos, ie attendant on the departure from the school of those boys who have completed the fourteenth year of their age ; and there were eighty of these who yesterday knelt before the connannion-rail to receive the laying-on of hands. UPI Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has gives 100 guineas in aid of the Licensed Victuallers' Food. At the large and influential pthering of the friends of the institution which took place at Hadley's Hotel, Biaokfriais, on Tuesday, for the purpose of devising plans fora great and united effort on the part of the trade at large to raise the additional capital requisite to plats the asylum on a footing which shall reader it aware against every contingency, a sum of upwards of 1,000 guineas wee contributed, and steps were taken fora widespread appeal to the friends of the charity during the chairmanship of Hr. Golding. Tors Nww FINANCI MINISTER OF INDIA. We have authority to state that Hr. Hares, M.P. for Salford, end Chairman of Committees in the House of Commons, will sowed Sir Charts. Trevelyan w Finance Minister of Indi►. Sir Charles is eonspelled by the state of his health to return to Zsglasd.—Tires. BOARD OP TRANI, WIIFFENALL, JAN. 26. —The Bight Hoeourable the Lords of the Homesick,' ei Privy °wain for Trade haw remised, from the Secretary of ebbe far Foreign Affairs, an amended regulation relative to trade with the Souther, States. which has been mind from her Majesty's Cbargi d'Affaires at Washington, and which is published is last sight's Gasette. (rxons's msowl.) AMICBICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA. The Inman steamship Etna, from New York on the 14th, arrived at Queenstown at 10.15 a.m. to- day. She brings 185,400 dohs. in specie, and 185 passengers. She landed 28 passengers, and pro ceeded for Liverpool at 11 a.m. (Viten,*haves.) NEW YORK. Jac. 14. Advises from Savannah to the Bth inst. state that stain in that city were quiet and un changed. Rumours were current that a ma jority of the inhabitants in the interior of Georgia had declared in favour of the United States govern ment. Governor Brown was said to have disbanded the State militia and to be heading the move ment. Serious conflicts between the loyal and secession inhabitants were immineut. These rumours require confirmation. Gemmel Butler's official report on the Wilming ton expedition attributes its failure to a want of promptness on the part of the fleet, and the refusal of Admiral Porter to run his vessels into Cape Fear River. He expresses his con viction which is shared by General Weitzel —that nothing but butchery could follow au assault. Butler says he was relieved because he could not countenance such ac awful sacrifice of life, knowing the fort to be impregnable. The James River has suddenly overflown, rushing through the bulkheads of the Dutch Gap Canal. Mr. Foote, of Mississippi, has been captured while endeavouring to get within the Federal lines, and was conveyed back to Richmond. Deserters from General Lee's army assert that some of his troops have lately been sent from Rich mond to confront Sherman. General Rosser has captured Beverley, Western Virginia, with the garrison. Nothing definite has transpired relative to the reported unofficial peace mission of Mr. Blair to Richmond. The Tallahassee is stated to be under arrest at Berrauda. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK. Jas. 14. Gold, 219. Exchange, 241. New York Central, 117 i ; sry, 84 ; Illinois Central, 1211 ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 1881, registered, 112 i; 5-20 Bonds, 1091. Cotton, 110. Breadstsffs and provisions irregular. Coffee quiet. Sugar steady. Petroleum, refined, 93 (73 I. Freight nominal. NEW YORK, JAN. 14, 110131ING. The rumours of peace negotiations continue. . . Slavery has been abolished in Missouri. The Federal Senate has pawed a resolution to give twelvemonths' notice for the termination of the reciprocity treaty with Canada. A despatch from General Hood confirms the news of the movement of General Thomas towards Eastport, and the concentration of supplies there. Hood is said to be fortifying and going into winter quarters at Corinth. Hood's report of the battle of Nashville states that he lost 60 guns. His loss in killed and wounded was small. Forrest if ooncentrating a large force at Paris, Tennessee. Paducah, Kentucky, is said to be threatened. Rower's cavalry Lave captured Beverley, Western Virginia, with the garrison, and afterwards re- treated. Grierson, during his raid from Memphis, defeated the Confederates at Egypt, on the Mobile and Ohio railroad, capturing 500 prisoners. He also destroyed 30 miles of the Mississippi Central Railroad below Granada. The rumour of Price's death is czntradicted. Fighting was rumoured to be progressing near Mobile on the 31st. General Butler, in his farewell order to the army, says :—"I refused to uselessly sacrifice the soldiers' lives, and I am relieved from the com mand. The wasted blood of my men doe' not stain my garments. lam responsible to God and the country for my actions." Butler's report of the attack ou Fort Fisher was published at the request of General Grant, who endorses it, and says it was never contemplated that Butler should accompany the expedition, Weitzel having been specially named to com mand the expedition. He denies that he instructed Butler's return after effecting • landing. His in structions contemplated no withdrawal or failure after a landing was made. lie ascribes the failure partly to the delay caused by the experiment of exploding gunpowder iu the open air. The Richmond Examiner calls for a convention in Virginia to revise the military attairs of the Confederacy, and transfer the supreme command to Lee. The Enquirer opposes such a convention, and recommends the government to enlarge Lee's authority. The Missouri Constitutional Convention has adopted au ordinance for the immediate and unoon ditional abolition of slavery. Mr. Fessenden has been elected as senator from Maine. The jury has failed to agree upon a verdict in the Opdyke-Weed The Moravian, China, and Edinburgh have arrived out. LATEST. EXPR/10, 84.11TSDAY 361.4 biTEST INTELIAMNOL at their :^. ;•••., • Ida v'`.i~i.~.:: ar. o.:: &maws. kIST: ...___ Mow [ ll.lB t el NM. Moult UAW 64 N. 1.1. Mhos.— lawn 3T.N.W. al IA &imolai INAS Z. I 0.16 N. N.W. Walla ww ft , u•wir i I—l 7••••111 Num u NICK i...WSs ,197411 N.X.W. Maas 29.81 71. W. 1161101=4, l- Cautkaary signals on Thanday and Friday. MIMING, JANUARY 28, 1866. glib* firmer. Suger, seedrinquiry. Molasses quiet. Petroleum, erwts, 51e. ; refined, 730, (From Nis Times' YORE, ToLima) NEW JAL LI. The Wilmington expedition took its sawed de parture from Hampton Roads on Saturday last, and is reported to have arrived in safety off New Inlet. The examination of the Vermont raiders at Montreal has been postponed for 30 days to enable them to communicate with the Confederate go vernment. The debate on the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery has bean postponed until the Slat inst., when a vote will be taken. (Peg the Telegraphic New Aggoeiattga.) NEW YORK. J*J. 14. Peace rumours are thicker than ever, but the press, without exception, declares success impos sible. It is rumoured that the Confederate Con gress has adopted resolutions appointing 13 com missioners to treat on outstanding questions of difference between the two governments. Inde pendence must, however, first be acknowledged. General M'Clellan sails for Europe in February, to be absent two years. Fighting is reported progressing near Mobile; the city is being threatened on every side. The blockade runners S. Mario and Louisa, from Galveston, have arrived. In the Federal Senate, Mr. Hale opposed the re peal of the reciprocity treaty with Canada. Hs denied that the United States h►d been a loser by the treaty, and said that England would regard the repeal s& an act of retaliation. Senator Sumner ad mitted that the commerce between the States and Canada had yearly increased, but he doubted whe ther the increase was due to the treaty ; at any rate, the revenue of the United States had suffered from the treaty. The Richmond papers say that when Sherman reaches the Combagee river it will then be known whether his destination is Branchville or Charleston. The Combagee river is 14 miles from eavannah. The Commercial thinks that Sherman has com menced a campaign in dead earnest against South Carolina. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) RATURIMS, /AWAIT U. 8 LL &W. W.N.W. to an hotel, *here he lies ins dangerous state. It THE TEARFUL ACCIDENT IN wsinurfaria seems that he was a young man staying with his father on a visit in Paris, and who was driven to desperation by the refusal of his parent to consent to his marriage. Yesterday evening, as Madame Miolan Carvalbo was going to the Tinian, Lyrique to play for the first time in Prince Joseph Ponlatowski's new comic opera, L'Aseriturter, her carriage was upset by a waggon, and she was drawn out of the window very much frightened, but not hurt. Her brother, who was with her, came off with a slight scratch on the hand. The A venir National is authorised to contradict the report that the Emperor bad offered a pension to Madame Proudhon. It announces at the same time that there will be no public subscription for Prondlion's family, but that a " council of friends" appointed by himself will do what is necessary for their benefit with the aid of private friends alone. .-(rI118 DAY.) N.N.IL 11.11.1 MEXICO. The Emperor Maximilian has issued a manifesto, declaring, in firm terms, that the ehurob property in Mexico belongs to the state. The Papal Nuncio at Mexico declares that he is without instructions on the subject. The Emperor Maximilian expresses extreme surprise at this announcement. (ssunz's rasszarL) ITALY. POPULAR DICMONSTRATION AT TURIN. TURIN, JAS. 28. Yesterday evening a fresh popular demonstration took place in this city. It passed off, however, without disorder. The syndic has issued a manifesto exhortiog the citizens to observe the laws. . . The Turin journals urge the people to abstain from any demonstration. SPAIN. MADRID, JAN. 27. The Novedades of to-day publishes a petition, addressed by the tax-payers of Madrid to the Cortes, protesting against the bill for thu anticipa tory payment of the taxes. Senator Gonzalez has spoken in favour of the reoognition of the kingdom of Italy by Spain. MEXICO. WASHINGTON, Jiw. 13. Despatches reoeived here from Mexioo to the 28th ult. state that a report was current of the French having been defeated at Etla. A revolutionary feeling is said to prevail through out Mexico. EXPRESS FROM PARIS (vaou ova owa FEIDAT Enema. Prime Napoleon has written to the Minister of the Interior to complain that in a communicated note addressed to the Union yesterday, his (the Prince's) name is mentioned as if the communique was made on his behalf or with his approval. His well known opinions in regard to the liberty of the prose justify his astonishment at the use made of his name in this instanoe. The purport of the communiquE in question was to stigmatise as "entirely false" the news given by the Union, that Prince Napoleon's first reception of the season was held on Jan. 21. In all this there is a pretty little comedy. January 21 is the anniversary of the execution of Louis XVI., and the object of the Union was to throw odium upon the Napoleonic dynasty by propagating in the Faubourg St. Oar main the news that a sort of sacrilege had been committed. The French government, on the other hand, which scrupulously avoids the gra tuitous desecration of any anniversary of the kind, wished to repudiate the imputation, and at the same time infer the malice of the Bourbon prints. But Prince Napoleon, who claims to be the prin cipal party concerned, does not choose to say whe ther he had a party that day or not,'pnly he objects to have it thought that he sanctions the present system of drilling and harassing the press. M. Erdan writes from Naples to the Temps that at a distribution of prizes given by the Neapolitan merchants to working classes' girls' schools, Cardi nal d'Andres., in his red hat and full robes, took his seat beside Prince Humbert, and was the observed NEW YORK, Jew. 14, Noes, of all observers. M. Carace, the President of the It is reported that the Committee of Ways and Chamber of Commerce, made a speech, in which be Means disapprove Mr. Fessenden's proposal to spoke of the accomplishment of the unity of Italy issue 200,000,000 dole. 7-90 bonds. land Victor Emmanuel at the Capitol. After this Mr. Francis Blair arrived at Richmond cm the be approached the cardinal and said something 9th inst., it in reported, on a peace mission. complimentary to him. The cardinal replied with Washington despatches assert that the Confole- a smile, "You have compromised me more than rate Congress in secret session appointed 15 nom- ever, sir." But it is obvious that the cardinal misaiouers, including Vice-President Stephens and was not displeased to expose himself to be oom se►eral prominent men favourable to peace, to pro- promised in this way. need to the North to confer with Federal commis- I M. Unpin is said to be better ; but his illness sioners on the subject of peace. It is further ru- is so serious as to encourage the clerical friends of moured that the commissioners have asked per- his family to make great efforts to get him to mission of the Federal authorities to proceed North. I recant the opinions expressed in his "Manual of Sherman hie sent the 17th corps to Beaufort, 'Ecclesiastical Law," a work put in the " Index " Carolina, to co-operate with Foster between Pax- at Rome, and which, in 1844, was fiercely con ' taligo and Coosawatche. 2,000 of Sherman's troops I damned by Cardinal Bonita are reported to be on the Oconnee river marching t The ultramontanist priests lament the more bit towards South Western Georgia. One column is telly that they are prohibited from publishing the marching on Grahannville. remonstrance addressed to M. Baroche, by Mgr. Richmond papers announce that Sherman's go. Planner, bishop of Nimes, because it is under vernment of Savannah is conciliatory, stood that the document was composed pursuant Savannah papers publish unreliable reports that to hints given by the Pope himself in a long con the inhabitants of several counties of Georgia are venation with that prelate. arming in favour of the Union. The Count Colonna (Rachel-Walewski) is sp. LAMM CONILEROIAL INTELLIGENCE,. pointed, not vice consul at Beyrontb, = was stated, NEW YORE, J. 14. but Rive-consul, i.e., a pupil or apprentice to the Money easy. Gold, 2181. Exchange oe Lon- art of consulship. don, 2411 ; ditto on Paris, 2.10 to 2.15. Stocks, This morning, as a cab was putting along the Rue pries lower. New York Centrals, 115 15-16 ; Montmartre, within a few yards of the Bourse, a Illinois, 125 ; Erie, 831; 5-20 Bonds, 1091. detonation was beard inside, and the coachman Cotton dull ; midling Upland, 108. Flour steady. stopping, found that his fare had shot himself with Wheat flat. Corn quiet. Provisions and coffee a pistol in the region of the heart. He was taken APPOINTMENT OF PEACE COMMIS SIONERS BY A CONFEDERATE CON GRESS. • ISTATI OF THZ. The two persons, Daniel Sullivan and Mary Asa Hutde 81. GargeLsogFal was ere n Wild prepewbg favemehig. la Weetellseter a lififier.. NO SO yews was at o'clock this femme is adoss emeditien. It wee set expeetsd that Me emelt estirve the day. Her mind% leg, ribs, sad area were ell Isolated late ma a pima mesa ea to the trademee dßroadway sad time seighlwarhood, from hair* kept a vegendleena there for to e .sae past. • wafts stated Ohmiette Cooks, seed 24, mad her le. fast Child Sarah, aged am mouths, were bock lweeght lesm the Westminster Ileepled this moraine. Adam sad Ell me in a dangerous woolkAos. wee amide tine morelag bMr. Hawker;the iP et Wa sergena, to admit seder his are a j e m worse stated Helms Thempeoe, ass el the el the liiiibask Peelesetiary, who, like , Yew Fallen, sea Ward swims leptrim poo l i thl y eeteatrophs Ohs at prune lies is the t he whither she ins reamed ia a cob miter beteg get eat rules, sad it is doubled whether it woald be s =diest to remove her to the hompitel, es meadow is her We are requested to slats Bast the smog al MN A. Yed, Ise, the metros el the Piellseliery, were mot empatated betas her death. The fearful nature atM trim p. mired by the walmegoy lady reedered it isa on les; and my severe epenties would dmb ally lam escelmated the fatal Immo Kr. Hawks. Miami us that the deaths of Ma ma s Denney, Marproi Donoghue, arid Mary Hama are ma. rattly aright ; the resomey of two others is more this doubtful. All the rest of Wee to the hospital we pre. MIL/g as favourably as maid be expected. Dr. Bernard Holt, the Wei medical odium of the selablieluneet, was is atteedeme es the saints this sealusg. Mr. Hawks sod the Misr surgeon eat dreams are east ratty by the bedside el their patine% The empty mem Beams. and Allem, the porter, state that the amber of mums inquirers as to the meddles of Ms suffeners surpassed that of say preview esememe is tide misprision, sad they were obliged to proems misname to keep the mow& beak. The Will el (Amity is moose:les with the Hamm estimate church el Bt. Mazy, Added the raffenn, but the servkee as amass were set rerewired. AN' 11110.741 wi.w. w.LW. W.N.R. 2 1 9 2 II 2 I i . 4 •H 'is Ni. 'NW. N.NA W.W. 11.11. W. LW. IfLi. Ibe sb N.I.Z. ILL I.W. ' 016 WIFE 'ORDER AT TODMORDEN. -.- Yesterday a working man, named Thomas Midi*. liviag ia Hanging Ditch Todmorden, murdered hi wOli by Gutting hi threat Far some t ime the reardeter been is as sawnsid shift al mind, sad about sieves o'clock le the femme= he pulled out hi toast sad with it Waisted four deep woes& la Ms wiWe neck, from the effects of which the expired is a few L a u d a . The 'totals between demand and her imbed was beard by the neighbors% who fused tie at= ak sad, before it could be opened , M* had is getting his wile down epos the baulk sad had M. dies& the injuries described. When admitteme phial demeeed was fouled rolling epos the doer is • =a r e blood, while her husband looked on calmly. were seat for, bat all the meistesoe they could reader me el so avail. Polissmoectable Series, of the loseiskire petite form, wss called in, and took the limited Is chirps, who in mower to • questios, said he had murdered hi Ids blesses he bad to do it, sad that she wee ail right. it that teeniest • person iu the Mose picked up • . pless paper lying within the feeder, protein* wring ad was is the am of heeding the ilocumeet to the pegs. ofliosr,whea Mi4gley clutched it. In as instaat he had i s his mouth, and was trying to swallow it, frog whichhe was only prevented by being severely strangled. Demme lied may base married • short time, and bed so &deft llattgley was brought up at the Police-office, Hebelee-teidge o before Captain Sutcliffe, yesterday afternoon. Mr. IWO for Croft stated that the i en . er was charged with the w& tel murder of his wife, Ass Midgley, in coastwise of • quarrel haw log taken bet weal them because pd. mosses wife had so easpieysieet. • eireenissaars she eta* not help. He related some of the facts above sated,t ad afterwards lobed for the prisoner to be remade& Yam day next, a masa with which the magisteatellagiiid. The private view of the Society of Female Artists Exhibition took plane to-day (Saturday), at the Gallery, 48, Pall-cnall. The exhibition will open to the public on Monday tient. A private view of the Operative Coachmakers' lodurtrial Exhibition will be held in the company's hall os Monday next, and the show will be publicly opened on Wednesday by Lord Lam:dowse. A lecture was given yesterday afternoon a the Royal United Service Institution on Pastimes, by Limits. eant-Colonel .1. W. Lovell, LL, C.B. tar John Burgoyne, G.C.8., inspector-general of NAM:Mims, filled the chair, sad complimented the boterer es the lucid manner is which he had brought this profeseloral subject before the meeting. The Poet Laureate is a candidate for election into the Royal Society. His amuse was smog those read in at the meeting of the society an Monday last. The firet Thursday Is March is the last day on which oertilleates can be received for the present aessioe. Dr. Livingstone, it is understood (says the Reader), is determined again to devote himself to African TICE HEALTH or CARDINAL WISIMAN.—(Taft discovery, and he is now planning an exploring expedition Dtv.)—Although no bulletin bed been honed up te 1 from the East Coast of Aides, to the district lying between o'clock to-day, an improvement in the health of Cardbal his moat northers point se lake Nyasa% and Barton and Winona is reported. To the numerous callers this mar Spoke's southernmost ea Lake Tangaayks. Mg at the Cardinal's residence, the statement was Mk "It is known," 'aye the Reader, " that the late that he bed Planed a better night. Mr. o w e., ga too m o was for the gn a w por t o f hi s l i f e LITRIART AND SULLITTIFIC MEMTINGB IPOI TO contemporary keeping • journal Logarithms and Anti-Logarithms, Part IL. .Yr . o contemporaryary events ; Ihm um WmlL—Xesd°, ' .""1,11184. at 7, " Tab d in the habit G and from his position, and his acquaintance with ell that Tusedel ' Fairineses, at 8, " Docks and Warehouses, Mars was passing in political and social life, his memoirs mud swam." ALthropologioal, at 8, " Larynx of the Nam e be of remarkable value sod named. Mr. Greenlee papers Dr. Gash_ ; " Brain sod Cranial Capacity of Nem . We been entrusted to Mr. Reeve, to be dealt with at his " Shull Exhumed is BsdforauMns." Dr. Peacock ; "Ms. diskidlom both as to the time of publication and otherwise." r i r i a r ,t e y r el :C r o 3 " Mr ' B° " 11 ,1';' R°7ll vr edsssdly Aildisiz The obituary of this week announces the death s oc i e ty o r literature. at gi. Society o f Arts, l ag. "umiak of Mr. W. Lee, who wee for many years • member of the Sewage sad Agricalture," Mr. Morton. Thuredsy : Boyd I astitutios. at 3, " Electricity," Professor Pylon& liewl Institute of Panders in Water Colours (new Society of Banter . in Water Colours). Mr. Les was 55 you . of Academy, at 8, ." Architecture." Professor Smirks. IA& nese, et 8, " Climbing Plate," Mr. Darwin. sod he died on the 22nd inst. id 1 " 14.4...111ustretioes," Dr. Hofmann. Royal, at The Baron de Betancourt, the historian of the An mutes, at Bg. Friday : Archreological Institute. at wars is the Crimea sod in Italy, dad cm Wedaseday, after Ph eirlea l v at 8 . " Wl "' Grew ' " d E t r eeg° s 7," M ° Rim end Rev. G. C. Geldart. Royal Instituttes, at 1, • short Meer. "Aluminium, Ethide and Methide," Professor Dom Fernando of Portugal, the father of the Setarday : Y al lestitution, at 3, "Nervous Sylt d r‘re, reigning king, has just met to the Society of Aqsatonistris, rra,...essge of Paris, • proof etching exhibiting peat ability. It re- nisiTtsil AIicH.EOLOOICAL ASSOCIATION.—The present year in connexion with this mod& presents a tumoral oration pronounced by • oat over • de. __,_ Co k to 4 be hel the at Ilorbam reeled brother "et" the bier le a crowd el ethe r °"'" Tarn MATHEMATICAL HONOUR Tahoe AT Can. expressing sew gram le venous wars i some wipe their BRIDGL —The great event of the academical year is Her. eyes, some look upwards with resitting/De, while others Ten Mathematical Honour List was proclaimed is the seem transfixed by despair, but all stifle their sobs and Senate House, et 9 o'clock yesterday morning, amid • Kele r to the orator, who is seated with inking gravity on of rather moo"' excitement henceforth West Par Al henceforth be how. in the university as Skutt's" year, • tub, as4r i mtlernan whose talents have gained for him the ow M. M. and Madame de Roesiui are to give a grand t; b os on? ()lbw.' senior Wrangler nth. Hon.'. 11, wit* musicale at Paris in the middle of next Month, et Strait of Trinitz College . Mr. Strati is the eldestson of Jobs which the great attraction is to be • duo written by the Janke Skutt, nova isayleigh, of Terliog-place. Witham. Ere:, end Elisabeth Le Touche, eldest daughter of the late great man himself expressly for Patti and Alboni, now Captain Vicer , C.E , and was h 12th November, MIL Comtism; Pepoli, and • romance called " Sylvain," which He was educated, i and we believe, by private tuition, muse lloarici has composed for Gardeni, to whom he hag already his residecce in the university has been readieg with Mr. gent it, with timed flattering letter. Routh, of St. Peter's College. Mr. Manhdl. the weal wrangler, was educated at the Merchant Taylors' The Lords of the Admiralty were en g a g ed yester- Loudon and has been a pupil while at t h e universitylialtst day (Friday) at Somerset House with the several chiefs of Mr. Parkinson, of St. John's, and latterly of Mr. Rona. departments in preparing the navy estimates to be laid be- It is gratifying to see Cambridge stand so well in the beams fore parliament next month. list. Mr. Cumming, who is the seventh mangler, is •NO of Mr. Ournmiog, who lives on the Madingley-red. sod A trial of Captain Blakely's 7-inch steel gun, sepia). of Dr. Cumming, the celebrated preacher and in. purchased by government, is at present in progress at Show terpreter of prophecy. He was educated at the Peg burrow. School, Cambridge, sad ham also been reeding with Mr. whose Meade are comocted Ali Mr. Moseley, the manager of the Great Eastern Restb • ii , e fo • WtheeteeeeTetily wrangler. He wii . edu . ol d et Railway, stake that his company are sow providing, at Lints College, London, and while at the univer e li t ti o r greet oast, at their Devocashirretreet depot, &batting oe the Meedepot, reading with Mr. Routh.—Cambridge Inde p Hegest'atanal. moommodetion specially for coal tragic, and Tin IbrearaL Ammo& —To show how fine a it has already been allotted to several coal-owners sod coal. thing it is to be an emperor and an author, let us state ltd m erchants trading not only with the South Yorkshire, but r on t4 we the Third—with the view to manfully limb( di practice of the Romans at the time of Omer, sal the north of Ragland °oilfields ; and that is addition to i s co d a to wo o e his forthcoming history o f ydj ui:o r these w orks the company have made • reirebsee of 11 fed, as study under favourable circumstsnoes will p acres of property in the neighbourhood of Whitechispel, ceased as able sod learned officer of artillery to aseartela which is also to be appropriated to the coal traffic, and the military ecetume , the arms, armour, wiceetrameater trimoings end other warlike iostrunieste —including these Eastern (Northern Junction) Railway Bill, will enable the proper far siege service, the camp and the held, and tie this, in the event of parliament giosofjoefog th e G ris t . rgeonstruet the mine in the moat perfect meaner tbat coslowners to vend coal to the lower clause abounding is ears and ',dandies' wealth allowed. At the Taming has this locality at considerably reduced prime. bass formed • museum of such articles, &tired from eaglet rh u e i r p e W ar " tl e i rip tents, s, s tandards harrweeter tons, sod drawings our pottery, alai r Tho shooting season is over in many of the French departments, and is on the eve of closing in all. Game has straps, los* bridge machinery, sho vels, the %disk, taw not been very plentiful In France this year, mid is Paris it don, catapult, bow mid arrow. Each bas bees cardslly sa• has been very dear. Poaching is said to mamma in pre. proamed and fitted for use, so that when the author baked sod it hem been foiled neoessary ia tto see • trib uer 'sew him, all that osisturioe, decurioe needed prink whim portion with preserving , exact ly to be dose ea s ome provinces to form the garde, des chasms (keepers) into to ca ll as Caesar • Cent-Garde and clothe him from the manna• regular corps to protect the preservers' property. Shooting The ghost of Omsk himself might be invoked with iefa, " es is growing in favour , and the returns of 1864 show 17.000 lees of fear than Brutus had, and the "Aye at Phil more licensee than were taken in 1863. The gross unmet of the unmatchable spirit have no terror for his eacomew— Atliencrum. for the mama now iodise wee 321,000. THE Arms - MON° AND WHITWORTH Cogrgrtriog. Tug Rorer. ACADEMY.—The forthooming exbi- —This competition, so far as the 12-pounders are ese• bition of the Royal Academy promises to be of unusual earned. seems to have come to an sod, as tbe gene bare interest, judging by the oharsehar of the pictures now og h been fired at. In this particular w test the Armlet!" mthoeineaseaulsmootfivtleisosexamartiapiesto to m e r her 11. , ie w ge a s z eral. d his we s so:esutheb. gnus auffere t d oe ratherl:ioro than the ts y t dam , vd. 1r: jest in hand ;as also hes Mr. Thomas Feed, the new test with • 7-inch gun, of similar weight and bete elk academician. Mr. Frith's picture of the Royal Wedding the shunt gun of 7j tons which has just bow riled bY anticipated v that Mr. Whitworth will continue the ow is likely 'sough to be the mein attreetiow a tie ar a dnance Select otfCuommitteehewith Sir r W .;ti. Arrn m i t r t o t e e t s 7. year. Mr. Hook has, for a time at least, deserted of cvNitag amid P o r o n ,C pen i n ,%,. " Thl i m promnemb the comb of Cornwall and Devonshire sad the ham will, it is ho'ped, admit of the rednetion, if oot the reseed. of Surrey, in favour of Clocarnsea, on the south .of the shunt nip, and give the gun • superiority over the west coast of Brittany ; in the nooks and deep seawall I lanoester, French, and Scotts with one or all of wkidi inlets of this part of Francs the artist has not failed to die- . it ill to compete at Bboabury Army and Navy Gezata cover materials somewhat like them with which he has I sorry to learn that the Indian m edical warraet d re TIER INDIAN M.RDICAL WAPAAN T. —WO are made us familiar ; but suoisotly different to impart & new charm to hie work& A. might he expected, he has ammo 1 Clsarim Wood, the liberality of which we recently incidents of fishing life. The most remarkable of hit four 1 i n the United &seise Gazette, and which we Teel gd probable contributions to the Royal Academy represents u p on as th e h ar binger o f better days wi wil fir Re four Breton girls meted nor the seashore, .mak ing le"! ; ' whole Army Medical Department, has Mee llara threwof these axe in one group ; • 70021101. IMO is 1100140 ' and cancelled w ith ou t an y wagon assigned beyond tailing, and draws back the thread of bar told,. air at the its original bone was • mistake ! Medical aims who removed aid of the table co which the web le stretched ; a child spins thread upon • revolving wooden frame.— , graciously brformed that they would not he &heady drawn a portion of the increseed Pal ho rer ra l t dthen¢ton. refund, but to all others it has been walled that eke IMP Turn BRIANSINTATION OF Palerrog.—The con- rant ie to have no force whatever. —Unted Serrioe . , the Hon. Frederick Arthur Stanley, mooed mend Ike Karl week, which might have been very serious in its Mgt earrstives al Prestos hare had as interview with Capr a 1 Mr. Sims Reeves met with an t odd widest RA of Derby, at Knowsley-bell and pressalcd to hhe • raimis . and. as it was, prevented him from appearing at # ll . _...a_ sitars dyad by • majority of sleeken la the Philharmonic on Friday. The great Moor was idly renew: borough, esticiting hiss to bemuse a candidate at the Next ieg his eye-glass, which is suspended at the end of aMT eleetka. The hoe. geatteassa has wombed to become • of elastic, when the glass suddenly escaped his dellort ewe candidata, &MI a warm wished may be expeoted, The . breaking, struck him severely is the eye. We are owe liberals me naively messed ea behalf Mr. Melly. . is adding. however, that the mischief is sow aserair —Ordains. They.evro marr sass rime on again an ' ' 'led ereeet a ihdhtwer by way c 4 " '. the yam§ Thursda In the Coma of Sw Eiliebergh, wine the There are now 264 poet to wile 1 ° n tel t f3ofkiitor-Generalreseinstd his ammesat amine the Ramdo' ni which and a day mail to ; to refer the whole matter to the oath of Major Y•r e = which se nd three day mails to Lanka ; 15 tow" whin The court took time to masider their dmicisa. , seed four day mails ; and Ii which sad five day 1 1 A. '.l LAW INTEL' (Tars , .....-. plurrY . (Before the • • Male tellnen WA , webs ken pokkone t • ' bee been k_a to bid hese eill" kbssr4olll" 14 Tie heed • o we Amp; The les • TM bell bin at Benny es _ 112 k. ' r nekton wee geh l b. 11 / 8 1 whisk was te be paid 6 "i net int s 116 his 111 400 . 1 °l= ll ' . btu. . kathoste.r. : Kr CSI AL M IT us, admibdb i g h al.. . iri fogi useime j iw Z b i .y - • MAK, end SW. P 1 6400 TM OM' v. father nitinnisto in The ~ •. ' it i ma t u rr ev abile:Z:i t the rush &wed b . ' ' kireest esemak n t 14 yens el ae. . witeweese woe canon t . •el ble WO owl as a towel owl et tr. griNgSli g.2 ... ' . chi beeknons an in kin IlloPo s • saium wd sowirenl. wb• woo reosisehks Ina 4ihtil t aei atiesres" es tkol" .' 11. St The heansed Jade* iiiiible, mod attar the wit too follow gen tril m 1"" sootl nu ebereetor f reply wee. "I aim, h7eat - Ise I no Gay ben my elm • =wise veto eke b tire .1 s isieesso7 sod 14 . swab selpoted that this wee not moil abereeter. On 1 • • WI it son sewn sail eifeet el k se d goal ceepareler to The wee ems • seotqr.po... 4 of . e pish wont was seed ink okay: when rioreotor =ear is A l y: i s ieft te the *try in in elbow ?kr oppeered • for On lin review hewing pert el the primes spainet p iAlit er C t rlisiliecielsasi d Tal tins eildbr kolin ttili. 177"5" 1 The Lail Chin Jostles soul ea kie ern p ria Mr. Nees 1 —1 . boll I amen eel 1 li ofter II singe sea &ebb abase tin • ezirted far 1110 or , I Ur. Taylor then • • Vbstber ieeloo, ler kw rower circa be left bribe ery. The wee sec oboe a Ike wee, ie his evidence • n o t e s eent with ada=WM orb Lord Mel Julia 6 . el ober be wee a boy. led abarester then • er be night lave . sod lost II niece. writers, end he took eharacter wee the test al pessuraptisa that • • potation inn I. • herb to set as or • were net adokerele tbe beet mil= of • - abode is persierel se _ . twat cherries, as s i sod sot tank *nee. Mr. Tyler mid th e t pitiable in ell elms i sent get d one • by d onl oinks frame Ai the y • . that • primmer bad else ware Me •S SO • ; OM he bad sonraitted lion upon particular fa* e sietrenet al what icss position. " ion ChM Justice • k the napalm of evid . end lbs ritereeter of a p 4 the former. awl • e Is lir. SAO bevies p bee O ' Th eir Wilhite reti • a otter an atenee of half rs Lord Chili Janke •rat the answer Ili • t w the jury, and that, s stand. Bat be IP Ul is stenos of a genera l • Is evidence to character I. tation, and not the op is tees. i. Lord Chief Just.oe II lift of rebottles e 5 Nom Lord Chief .1 o lb thought evidence • S. the permed experience IN potation, sad he was • a weld be gives. sit All the other ludt. •• la evident* of a genets. • ne given for the prisoner, Ir. ibe evidence in this . • • tit ' 111 ought to b• ad ~ at rpm/shed. on Convietion quashed. • a COURT OF P : at (8et,... a. esamar V. SHY • iall sr. In this ease the . 1- of her inerriese on t he sie like Queen's preetor i t . elt Illowaibled e a st to No o f r o apeario; het The • tor-Ge, •• los that the petition be i▪ t s. i Mr. Inderwiek for 14 The marriste took dr dattibter of 610404 IF Illposdeak a builder. hid sod the respoed,dl Y adultery as' camel( y. net Decree nisi, with • or tee r.— pi." THE • • OM = gm. lB"l".. . l u igh pomi ter,n bu tl b i e ins rbe P•TAL "^ 0I Dr. William B. ' an , late of the Dettieti..• i lbige . . 31171:assaliP"ThigindrmsaletalllaiR""""asem"4"1"4:11.64:1°1111146.1:14:10:4:t4dillipi: 1,48 at mos d at deli lemon of the • ski nlig op • &Arend" was the musk SOH was sow owe , ta i a rho eas bo n lidestri.• • All of the boas vs& eellen". bed .004 mist bit the if Z illi e , ish elm_ ✓e , • Till alibulieCT 0 OW ........ NW /An ifferiS t • b e . HM106414 w ith l in 111 116•111 &Moo, be wee in plain el 0. Maw the intone, r .r