The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-05 00:00:00

4 TN* El as if she were the long-lost spirita leggytilnate five-act drams. When Mr. lafitlwat:4l- or something likeit, beoumes i _es it i b4l must b ec ome, they may spit "` tha t mania -has which will benefit by it, maingst a hoes of other places, will do nothing to degrade the properly so called. What the Alhambra is now under a magistrate's license, it will doubtless remain then—s theatre for ballet and pantoraim l o spatted'. That lofty drama which the monopolist managers and their friends have exhibited such a sudden regard for will not be torn from their arms, and let us hope that they will treat it better than they have treated it for the last ten years. We have renew . . May 13. Bh o otan the troops in front were resting In until the cessation of the rains ; but in the mean time Toungsou Penlow was recruiting, and it was expected would have a body of 1,300 men with which to begin the struggle again. It is said that the persistence of the war party amongst the Bbooteas is due to a conviction they have that the British government will ex act the fullest vengeance for insults offered to the Hon. Mr. Eden. A letter written by the Jung pen Undforang—a confederate of Toungsou Penlow —is said to have been found in the Balla stockade. The letter purports to be addressed to a chief who had built a strong stockade at Tapegong, and ex horts him to vigilance in protecting his country from the attacks of " the ambitious and all-country destroying English." In Bengal, on desire on she part of our government for the regular annexation of the country is disavowed, but the organisation of the Dwain, at least, is being provided for, appoint ments of commissioners and magistrates are an nounced, and a revenue treasury is established at Mynagree. A correspondent states that in all, 34 European (men, women, and children) and 25 natives were sacrificed in the late march of the Bombay Bat tery. The Deputy Inspector-Genes! of Hospitals has called on the principal Inspector-General (Dr. St well) to furnish a report on the case. There is no sickness in the camp at Mhow this year, and th e season, though unusually hot, his unprece dandy healthy. Of commercial matters the Bombay Times re- porta : The downfall in the pries of shares at Bombay has not bete, as it wes t generally assumed would be the owe, due to the dose of the American war or the fall in cotton. The share premiums have fallen with their own weight. It was first attempted to make an arrangement with Mud to the time-tergains due on July 1, but since the move ment in that direction commenced, a ruinous tall is all kinds of shares bas taken piece. Ryan the soundest stook has became for the time depreciated amidst the prevailing panic. The chdloultim of many leading promoters end in- sestets have been aggravated by au abrupt change in the po licy of the Anglo-Indian banks which have refund advances eves on merchandise. With this exception an admirabk spirit of forbearance sod modaratioa has, at this juncture, characterised the commercial co mu Bootbsy • s t ren uous efforts are being made to form WM Oimang 04m palsy which shell take upon itself the task of aacertaining and distributing the smote of financial and other partially formed companies for which there is no prospect of future improvement. The shareof the larger land companies are depreoisted considerably below what—on the most mode rate estimate of the future prospeote of Bombay--they are sertein to be worth eventually. Owing to the stringent policy of the banks many persons are obliged to sell just now who world gladly hold. This date of things inter form with ordinary trade for the 'present, though no one doubts that the commercial prospects of Bombay are tho roughly sound. We find also the following paragraphs in the Bombay journals : The share market at 04/custa is in a very depressed state. The Fanjet, Railway has boss opened item Lahore to Moons& The promoters of the Saaderbauda Reclamation Com pany have temporarily withdrawn that project. The dodo-European telegr a p h continues to supply us with fitly manages, the latest dates from Loudon befog the Bth instent. Upwards of • hundred Bhootea prisoners of war have arrived at Calcutta. Cholera in still raging at Surat. During the last month 364 persons have false victims to this mange. The Use. IL L. Anderson goes home with the mail atearser to-morrow morning , having retired from the vine. The The hoc. gentleman was eekertsiewl at • public dinner in the town hail on Thanday mooing. Tim Hon. Mr. Anderson was waited upon yesterday after noon by a deputation of the Panes Low Assoolation,heeded by Sir Jammtjee Jeejmbhoy, But., when an addives was presented acknowledging in highly gratifying terms the services rendered to the Parsee community of India by Ma hon. gentleman in rassesefally earrying through the Legislative Council of India the went easantmeste relating to Parsee inuriagas sal divorce, and other emitters. The names of Sir Joseph Arnold and of the Hon. Mr. Justice Newton were also gratefully mentioned in connexion with the original framing of the bill. 'Dm Dyes Sambre cue is being tried before the deputy commissioner at Delhi. His Bustilenoy the G o vernor and staff are at Mahe. bleehwnr. The Bombay Chamber of Commerce have memo. I :lensed the Governor-General against the imposition of 1 export ditties on wool, jute, tea, coffee, dm., as pro poavit inuithhie budgetlnd ests otianti lah of Mowiganr haverevolted against their chief, who has asked the stance of the British government t 2 punish them. There is a great mortality from a description of fever just now in ()walla. The Maharajah has ordered the perpetual performance of various religions ceremonies with the view of cheakieg the epidemic. The Governor General ii Council has notified that the exitting rule with regard to privilege leave is abolished, and that in future no officer will be allowed privilege leave for more than sixty days at one time, or more than sixty days ' altogether in any one year._— (zzurn's ruiowis.) AMERICA. NEW YORK. MAT 26, 6 s.w. The grand jury of the district of Columbia have found a true bill of indictment for treason against Jefferson Davis. He will be tried at Washington as soon as the witnesses for the pro secution are procured. Governor Letcher, James A. Seddon, and Judge Campbell have been arrested and confined on board a gunboat. It is reported that Lee will also be immediately arrested. -_ The fourth meeting of the Foz Club will be held. at Brookes on Saturday, the tenth inst. The Irish Grand National Lechery Club held its annual fête during the last three days of last week in the grounds of the Exhibition Palace, Detain. The shooting commenced on Wednesday, when the palace and the prams presented a picture of beauty and sensation which for the BM time radioed fully the Idea et its projectors, inasmuch es the pleasure grounds as well se the bulldiup were open to promenaders. The weather was exceedingly fine ; the sitwodanos very n umerous—about 5,030 ; sod the music of several bands of the most enlivenin g character. The fair 'archer" coatinued their coated from seas till 6 o'clock in th.ei°l. The wi Reverend E. Sell exhibited at • meeting of the Literary and Photographiorl Society, held at the Hartley Institution, Sonthaisptos, on Friday lest, some cor:ous sweetens of ancient Riuran workmanship, recently dug up from the et* of the old Roman station of Viedoinis. war Andover. There have been great disputes as to the abed Viodomis. some antiquarians flung it at Blishigetoke and ethers at tidewater. The Reversed Er. Hell lima just discovered the site of a medieval glass manufactory in Western Hempsbiea In the number o f the Augusta Sentine/ of May 2 , DIITVINNO C OPORMS•IIOX LT 01117111011. • wee the last printed mile of slavery likely to be seen in that Awes . 13 5_ , m_bjg_rdl _ , 5 . 6 . who deinwilnd biers! es a part of the South. It was the advertisement of "T. fie. .12.:.:::..T;1T,k, 7 „, re ,..,_ . . rage Hay ward, auctioneer ," who proposed to sell at the Zr a lbi eg :11. ollgreptio. at sc midi ,. olZrryaite.ma " Lower market, on Hay 2, the coloured man rater, • s oa .squaro. ma w watm. an d the woo wages . L a w% a good geld 1 Mr. Janne Obarles Clarke mid be was a meniret, sad heed." Gomel Upton readied the oily seat day sad T. , 151 . 4 " t 54:igilfrgelabr a t t 1 •11 d ula• Abget 10 be Serge Barrer] was glad to serape. 117 1 07r u d a terrific minidrama seise is the elm* Tnz 01121/3AL Exacrton.—The progress of the • from the free seats, and on buying mead sew the prieraow o Bergin esiiimates in supply as Thinday sowed to jumping up sad wedeowerlao to get over a pew is whis k . gERVIA. In dicate a terminating of the warm so kW than we seed- : were seem ladies. The wild sondes. of the }abases flits poked some three or four weeks ego. Oa that sight se low i alarmed the esegreeseloa. BIL LGIUDI s j"! 4 * Evian . %bee seveaty.toer votes were hikes. Os Friday there were I Yr. Pertridge—Wee the primmer dusk I The celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the as more to ram, bet theme:we wee sot et Asians I Witness—He was gibe sober. Be Sr* bold ef the frt. Berrien insurrection of 1815 was commenced last Ia" \ is that we go into Or Wldlosatide goner aloag with!' geatleare.imd led Ida oat el the ohm* noses with =Tr:. ..., to be do The B thought that dee erleseor was set gait* right I. 6 1 i night by the i s se of Belgrade. Ta-daY a Boom el Cesearres will meet Da Tleeedey ba t the 'mo o d. Be earls seer sweep seritamsais, bat at times sp read religions service was performed, and after. Leg* hove atil•ward t Maeda, week. the lanai Jima . peered irate wal. ,_,_,_ The larda have • fire I of week still te pi thiongh, I POU•1048• 1 1 Woodard, MO N. add lie was walla to wards Priors Michael made • 'Pee* lin" aritheOommoas have endi tires aloe , eights mere el gap- take the prisoner lido wistede, sad mew& Wm rain inn received with great enthusiasm. Tbe i ply ► lame tbe Leoreerwase Bill ow les brought ie. Bat. down St. Joincireol. He talk him tote eestody. awl a Prince then reviewed the national troops and, twit?aistba,burt=rutkosirvissel.' l ebx dill e aber• the sar t° . t i lt i r uk ir sa g a fonad hei I° Z l , l l aw n ed the etiseserfretaid'aese B striag • b e t disdeibuied some decoration‘ Public festivities vest, as they eight to des — • in his mem foams Ogs. : I , . TBZ POLICS COURTS• (THIS DAY.) TSB PRINCSI6B OF WALES. A supplement to the London Gazette waszt fished on Saturday, giving the following o notification of the safe delivery of her Royal High ness the Primes* of Wales of a son, on Saturday morning : ILaRLBOB.OUGEI HOUSE. J oin 3, 1863. This morning, at 18 minu tes past one o'clock, her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales was haffi Roy al del a v i ered Highness the aPce Prinoe of Wales, the Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household, and the Lady of her Royal Highness's Bedchamber, were in attendance. The Secretary of State for the Home Department arrived at Marlborough-house immediately after. Her Royal Higbneas and the infant Prince, God be praised, are doing perfectly well. his hap py event was made known b y the firing of the and Tower guns. The latest bulletin is as follows : MARLHOROUGH.HOUSB, Jun 4, 9.90 A.ll. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales has another good night, and is progressing ro e u d rably. The infant Prince is well. Annum Pena; M.D. E. H. SINVILINO Pit D. . G. T. Galax, M.D. The acconehement, it is understood, was not an ticipated till the end of the present month, and although the event, at in the case of Prince Albert Victor, occurred somewhat prematurely, the health of the young prince is as satisfactory as could be desired. On Friday afternoon the Princess of Wales was sufficiently well to attend a co ce ut nrt at St. James's - hall g iven b y M. Halls, b on returning to Marlborough House her royal highness did not join the dinner party given by the Prince and Princess to a dis tinguished circle. Later in the evening the a medi f - cal attendants were summoned, and after brie period her royal highness became the mother of a second prince. Early in the morning telegrams were sent to Balmoral apprising the Queen and royal family of the happy event, and information was also transmitted ty similar means to the Danish Court as Copenhagen. Congratulatory replies were received soon afterwards. In the course of Saturday a great number of ladies and gentlemen of high rank called at Marl borough Rouse to inquire after the health of the Princess of Wales and the prince, and the visitors' book received a large accession of names. Through out London the intelligence was received with de monstrations of pleasure. Tar theatrical monopolists have made soother attempt to uphold the dignity of the drama in their own peculiar way, by dragging Mr. STRANG' once more before Mr. Tvalturrr for performing spectacular ballets at the Alhambra. If such pro ceedings did not help to advertise an entertainment which we believe is now one of the most successful in London, they might be regarded in the light of persecutions. By flattering the natural vanity of the police-magistrate, and telling him that he knows more of • subject which he was never called upon to investigate before, and probably will never be called upon to investigate nein, than the whole Bench of Quarter Sessions Justices with the Assistant-Judge at their head, the prosecutors-- --Mews. LIORACR WIGAN and Co.—have given him something more than a mere judicial interest in the question at lune. By taking the case again before him on Friday last, after his decision of January the 10th was reversed on the Bth of May on appeal to the Middlesex Justices, they have made him • partisan, though they have got nothing from him but the bare liberty to go to a superior court, if they think proper to incur the expense and trouble. The form in which Mr. STRANGE was summoned on Friday lest is worthy of observation. His house was described as " • place of public resort, kept for " the performance of stage plays without a license " from the LORD Ca AmsaßLas." If his Lordship, or his deputy, the Hon. SPZICCRI. PONSONBT, bad been put in the witness-box instead of that anti quated functionary, the Licenser of Plays, Mr. POLAND, the barrister who conducted the defence, might have elicited some important facts in refer ence to this license. From a correspondence lying before us, we find that Mr. STRANGE applied to the Loan Cassissexais for s dramatic license on the 25th of February, 1865 ; that he was ad vised by the Hon. Srxxcxii PONEONBY on the 28th of February to withdraw this application ; that he declined to withdraw it on the 2nd of March ; and that a license was refused him, without any reason being assigned (the usual practice of the LORD CEA/di:sant/ma's office), on the 4th of March. We know from other sources that this is not the first time such a license has been refused to this building by the Loan Ciasit- BERLAIN, and we also know that the St. James's Hall—a building devoted to entertainments of a totally different character—has twice been repulsed on its managers making similar ap plications. The practice of the LORD Cilamens- LAIN'S office has been to limit the number of West-end theatres, and no new one has been built in London for more than a quarter of a century. Such a system has played into the hands of a few landlords, like Mr. ARNOLD and others—men who have done nothing for the drama, but for whom the drama has done every thing. The fact that many theatres are only half His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge filled on the nights of performance has been brimme d the Marquis ow l mushrooms in of Donegal wit ollow.h b roug ht forward as • proof that the market La i Mt rontpany at disuse on Saturday eveng. rile f am ply supplied with houses, bnt not a word has inn wry in to meet his royal highness ;_Their Serene been said about the wretched management which Highnesses the PALOS sad Princess of Saxi Weimar, the condition. A half-filled Dike sad Dwl"'" of lieee lteeter • the Earl d St. Gerthees' brings • theatre to this the Earl and Countess Cl a rendeo, the Earl aad Coaster an th ea t r e, however, of average London size may of Westmoet s sd, Lad y of ma..... 0. ii ,.. ..d Lady Augusta be making • net profit of twelve thousand a year , I sturi, Sir Rub E .... and Dr. Quin Colossi Tyrwhitt while • full theatre may b e makin g a net was \ in „ % i s i„, „„ his royal high... . profit of thirty thousand. No other metropolitan His High ness Mustaplua Pacha, attended from by en t erpr i se s, representing an equal capital, and a smite= n. has su, arr i ve d at m ir a g e, H o w, managed with an equally small amount of intelli- Paris. genes, can show equal profits ; and this exceptional The Countess Bernstorff will have a juven;le prosperity, which is bad for the public though good , party at Wal% Hour an Saturday shammy the 10th inst. for a few individuals, is largely owing to the en- On Saturday Miss Burdett Contts gave her joyment of protective privileges. asseed afternoon party at Holly Lodge, Highgate. wham, n otwithstanding the unfavourable writhsr, • vary was h is natural that a few privileged theatrical roes pa., assem bled. • managers should fight for their monopoly--and they I Lord Brougham arrived at his residence in will have to fight very hard to maintain it duri n g Graftonstreet on Friday evening from Paris, is whisk the next few months—but • certain decency ought @vital the noble lord reads • brief stay es his way home to be preserved if they wish to be from Canon. He is in good health. thought the champions of the high, pure, I Mr. Charles Bevan Du ff y and Mrs. Da ff y sr and unacted drama . They ought not to rived at Dahlia ea Friday evening, par the mall ,Maurer enter into unseemly contests wit h the proprietor irlautm. CaptainTriiama. from HollYbalid, es rotas from of a music hall like the Alhambra for the nor ' Bi xi rlmo b•ad- b li f l o. D* Jobi l fr . D0, — . 47.7 .c . ... ti r JCarlisle Peer. session of a spectacular ballet. While they th - would T. 0., Mr. .poser rissieges, P. LC.. Mr. Jolts L. frallan, be shocked if a sour critic stigmatised their °stab- Mr. Jahn T. Boats, Mr. Werthy. T.C. ; Bev. Mr. (runty. P.P., Elogrourt ; Mr. A. M. Sullivan, T.C.,. lishmenta as mere "leg-shops," they ought not to covet their neighbour's ballet-girl, nor to fight for her sad Mr. Jobs lesseell. MEXICO. Advices from Matamoros to the 4th of Mar &n nounce heavy skirmishing before that city on the 30th of April. The Juarists are reported to have subsequently retired from the city, and General Mejia will pursue them. Communication with the interior and Boca del Rio is cut off. ITALY. A meeting was held yesterday in this city, pre sided over by the Senator Sforza. A resolution yes passed condemning all negotiations between Italy and Rome which were not on the basis of the cessation of the temporal power of the Pope. It was also resolved that Italy belongs to the Italians, and that all Italian towns should be invited to pass a similar resolution. The meeting appointed a com mittee to constitute a permanent electoral assembly and to send to Garibaldi a commemorative medal to be struck for the purpose. OPERA sad R&M:PLANTS, by NEGRETTI oad TAYIELL. Ito sad tio, to Oa" with rook orris! hoe" or to mandate" visaed sae upwards. To be at=at their four witatglattowateo. Hattoweerdea ; N. I tt. a.....natatzset 'and us.' JOHN BROOM. =go-) ---------- o nItiGINAL GOLD ORLIN MAIM IPSTORY, aroma, N... 1 li o MINIMINIAIVIUT. 00VINT-GAILD6N. JOHN BILOGDZNII GOLD CHAINS. MIN BROGDEN'S GOLD GIYARD CRAINS. -------- *OHN BROCIDEN'S G OLD ALBERT CHAINS. ____ .ORN BROODINI3 GOLD BROWS CHAINS. ZMICHBER I you will see your Moods al kt MAN atter Me Opera. WS shall Nets• the erpreoo. TO onsissromans. tweelleeeieses Mashed ter •' The Szpreee Wades tvenbeg , enast be et the Othoe, M. Ikeiveele4ereee, by Two PX:k co the day al pebhoetho. KATI/AHEM MB IMMO. THE MILLIE DAHOHTIL RROTHEearn G. A and MAINCIWIS Easley w WrMI4.R Mouns. Bothers, Bookdoos, and CdtnPton bierd.nies as Hazard= and Moorik—And THE OMEN-ETRD MONSTER. nnicsa T e ivortre, lIIAIMOTILINGS m AND FIDDLE-STRING& —*DRAG NA POGUIL liesers. D. Doselotalt, . , H. Vandenhoff, D. Mahar, D. Yung, igtoia, Clsarier=. Roustcault and Wm id. Oliver.—Add AN mut% APOLOGY. Barrmini. Me livening THZ VICTIM OF DILLUESTON. Yernold Wees. ley nada, Cranford amt Desmond ; Mesdames Mass and Tag MAGIC WISHING CAI'. Mae al CMOS sad Jim Lean —And BAMMARD DU VAL —Oommenes al Imdkpase —._ HIGH WATS& AT LONDON-SUDO& • TIM DAT *ming. 12 IDA 411 a. TO-SOASOW Kanlas, A& 043.....AMe55a4 Oa. 7.3. LONDON, MONDAY. JUNE 6. - Tax public are aware, from explanations given in the House of Common., that Ministers have had under theirconsideration the effect of recent militaiy ev ents in America in modifying the duty of this country towards parties claiming to be belli gerent Confederates. The question was from its nature one for the Government to determine for itself on its own responsibility and upon the facts in evidence. We understand that a decision has now been taken. As the w ar may now be co dered at an end, the Qtrame's Government is about to refuse any longer to recognise Confede rate men-of-war in British ports. Vessels claiming that character will therefore bo obliged either to d e part or to assume some recognised nationality. This is resolution of which nobody, we •apprehend, can complain, either as to its effect or the time and circumstances of its announcement. No just hopes are defeated by the withdrawal of a pri vilege which can no longer serve any purpose that could be avowed. Oa the other hand, the Go vernment of the United States must admit that we have not eauselessly delayed to recognise the effect of their hardly-earned successes. ',. 1 t I , 1 , i I 1 1 :4 1 i\ t 4 i i I , 1 ;11. ( II) . i - I / ', ! i l . i t : 1 1 il f I 1 i 1 1 1 11 iiii t i i 41 :1 I\l . ' 1 1 i 4 4 1 ' it i . • I , 1 f , ~ gilt Court. BALMORAL, Jim 2. The Queen, accompanied by Primulas Louise, drove oat yesterday moraine, sod in the atterucson the Qeese want out aooonspaniad by Primo Leopold and attended by the Ron. Yrs. Garden. JIIINE 3. The Qum. accompanied by Primer LIMN and Prima@ Beate" treat ont yesterday moen>•i• In the alterama the Qum, seemammied b 7 Mosul B•reiee and Priam Arthur and attended by the DWI'S. of Atha* drove out. The Prism of Wales pessided es Saturday eta meetisg of the Council of his Royal Rightism held at the office of As Duchy of Cornwall, Buckingham pate, St. James's. Put. There were present the Lord Portmas, Lord Warden of the Stases:is; Mr William John Alexander. Attorney General i Colossi the Hon. Mr Charles Bramost Phipps, Receiver General ; and Lieutenast-General Koollys, Comptroller of the Household of h i s Royal Mishima. Mr. Batman, the siserstery, attended as clerk of the souacil. The Prises of Wales to on horseback in the afternoon, attended by Liontonact Colonel KeppeL The Counters of Macclesfield has suomerled the Cowntese of Morton as Lady in Within to the Panel's of Wales. The Prince of Wake Weeded Divine service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday morning. The Communion Service was read by the Rev. the Bub dean and the Rev. T. C. Baden. Anthem, " Come, Holy Gileet"—Atwood. Sung by Master Bristow*, Mears. B. Barclay, Benson, and Lew is Thomas. Mr. Cooper pre. aided at the organ. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Jell, Bub-Almoner, from Acts, chap. 7, Teem 37, 33.39. Despatches were seat on Baturdey from the Colonkl. office to the Governors of Gibralt ar, Yalta, Ceylon, is , Kong, Lotman, Canada, the Bahamas, and British Bon- duns. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerton len town on Sato , day for Stoclott-hall, Herta THX PRINCE OF WALES AT THS DRAMATIC COLLEGE.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the Prince of Wales leaves Marl borough House to inaugurate the Royal Dramatic College sad Central-hall at Maybe-7, near Woking. The PAD°, le vy C received by a Guard of Boooer of the Hoe. Artil lery Company and their bend, sod a detmhment of the 24th Surrey Rifle Volunteers and their band ; the Master of the College, Benjamin Webster ; and t he principal governors sad some of the most eminent actors of the day. Biz royal high ness baying declared the Cotten): opened will motive from a number of lalies pure es of money, in aid of the funds cd . the institution. After the inauguratiov, there is to be a concert in which the following artistes give their services: Madame Grist, Wass lonise 'Fyne, Madame Arabella God druid, and Mr. W. Harrison, Mr. F. Kingibory acting as con ductor. The South Western Railway Company ran name row trains, and the ensemble's is macaroni. The band of the Date of York's School (by permissioc of Colonel Yorke, C. &) will be present, under the conduct of Mr. John Wilson. The Priacs of Wales is expected to reach Low doe on the retain about 5 thiesk this evening. ' MONDAY „ `,”! ; 'papers fromiddiabay, dated [BA: TURIN. Jun 6. Mr. E. IL May, rurgeoe, tad ow el the Wyman of Mie &eb, aid do boa Ws whose, is the poreh of Ise Weak s wg We primer thew toid Ida tie* who:sever be west W shush t p t ir e a idg zieosept red together to tannin him Mr. yes sty he wee eat el hie simile Witsese—At thaw bo weirs rationally .sorb. wttia asked for his oddities be seed it. He should not liks ve• &sided *sloe M be Ms date al mind. I~Tit! prisoner —lt le all right what the witnesses haw 'G, JUNE 53._ r~ tlr —d'-----'r tll ion ue thi whole day, and tills event brilliant slispO fi rewor ks will take morrow morrow a banquet will be at Paws daft ?rine e preceded by ec r Perfect order prevails. THE COLOMBIAN BIPUBLIO AND THE AMERICAN MIIIIBTILE. —.— (Translated from the Bogota Duero Oficial of Apr” 7.) The day before yesterday, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, Major-Genera Sitio, epeeist envoy from the President of the United Coll of America to th e President of the United BMWs ofombia, was Introduced by the Beerstary of the Interior and of Pireign Affairs, and pre seated to the President by gas. Yr. Barton, resident ad ulator of the United States. The general oddness& the I President in the following tense : "Kr. Praiddrot,—l have the honour to be presenttd to you- exoelleney by the resident minister of my govern -1 neat t flutos as of Amammerbov"tofmtt Presi dent Pfes e ident co toofinbte United Inicsolidn eider myself fortunate to being the interpreter of the medial and reciprocal sentlemate of frised•hip enter tained towards this sister republic. The destinies of this continent unquitiociably moire the system of free governments under the republican form and the assiduous 1 cultivation of sincere and Arca' friendly relations with all 'the American republics is a policy dictated to my govern 1 mast by the peat history of my country, and one In amid. once with the personal sentiments and convictions of Its chief magistrate. The United States of America are strongly b mod to Colombia by rectorial treaties as well as by mutual, geographical, °ammonia% sad political interest+, and these bonds should inspire both oonntries with an earnest desire to maintain the friendly relations which hap pily sow exit. In the Uoitiod States of Americo', where you ml one time represented yoar country, many of oar citizens end public men had the honour to t 3 personally ac quainted with you, and few of them there an who look with satisfaction up on the tranquil prosperity enjoyed by this oountry under its present illustrious a iministrstion, and feel an interest in the personal welfare of your excel lency and of this privileged laud." The President replied as follows : "Clusral,- 1 naive you with pleasure sad respect, at the same time, at the divot savoy I o the ha:movable Prat diet of the United States, who, sem well ocovinoed. l could only send words of risme friendship and fraterna policy to my country. lam also phoned that the man ohcaen to uprose the assimilate of that great ruler is a distinguished patriot, one who has been maimed while de fending the vital iterate of his country, and aiding to purge our continent of the leprosy of slavery. General, you are welcome. I trust that your stay among us may prove pleasant to yoo, and that when you leave yea will carry with yon the conviction that by no other people or govern ment than this see so much sympathy and goodwill - enter tained for the honourable Lod generous policy of your go nna:mot. I thank you sincerely for the kind words you I I have expreseed regarding myself." i Among those present on the occasion 1,106 a number of 1 senators and representatives, the general commanding, and the chief of staff. After the speeches a short friendly con versation ensued, in which the distinguished guest expressed his desire to become acquainted with oar society, of which • entertained a very flattering impression. REVISW AND FIRLD.DAY OF man POLJTAN YOL UNTERRS.--(THIS DAY.) PANSEIANGER PARK, MoSDAT kfcriurreci. The beautiful neat and extensive estates of Earl Cowper, situated at Panshanger, fa Hertfordshire, are this (Monday) morning the scene of much excitement consequent on the fact that the usual Whit -Howley Volunteer Review of several of the metropolitan oorpe is to be held here this afternoon. The ground which has base marked out for el the review the is the large epics i m mediately opposite the gates park, sod this spot is already fringed by and a from large body of spectators, many of whom awe mine from Load" rod Kieg's- c roes, this morning. the adjoiniog towns of Hertford, fro. Refreshment tents have aloe been erected, and a l ar g e body of the Hats con stabulary is on duty to =iota, order. Anse Volunteer e, the first corps to arrive were the City of Lorain Rifle Brigade, under the command of Lieut,Ooloael Ward*. It was followed at 9.45 by the let and find hattelloes el the Val Middlesex (Qusea's Westreinstrr) Rifle Volun teers, under the rommotand reepectively of Earl Gros venor and Lord Gerald Fitagerald, and the let Mid. dimes (Victoria) Rides, the Duke of Welling ton's Curps, he., numbering in all shoat 2.000 men. To them are also to be added the Hertfordshire V o l uo t e ers, who, it i s believed, will also take part in the display, under the co mmand of Earl Cowpe r, and other corps. Tim Inspector General of Volunt e ers, Colonel Erskine, 0.8., it is believed, will take the edniumad. The movement will comme nce immediately on all the corps reac hing the ground, by the march met , which will be followed by the am fight, and the display is expected to - ,, sate betwee sh n and 6 o'clock. ------ WHIT MONDAY AND THB PLEASU I USHERS. Profiting by the beautiful June weather thou sands of persons this morning proceeded by road. rail, and river to enjoy at the sea side. in the country, and in the parks, this the first and chief of the sum mer holidays. The exonesi•oe trains run by the different railway peoies were well tilled, in moms coma to D oom . and the ordinary trains ea the metro politen hoes wens as usual sadly interfered with. Tee largest throngs were to be found at the Londoe-bridge Station, where the multitudes boned for the Crystal Palacs,,Brightoo, and Greenwich. 000gregated to an extent apparently greater than had been witeessed on any former 00:1114100. The Hee patronised by people of the East-end was, of coarse, the Grid Eastern. which ooevsyed rest numbers to Epping Forest and Lout toe, while not a few were carried as far as the shorts of the German Coma. The great majority, however, soeght re creation in the parks , and heaths, sad smutty lases in the vicinity of the metropolis, &WM to which °odd be obtained by a pleasant walk, or, at oust, by the outlay of few peace. Hampstead Heath, the most open and healthful space shout Leedom., was visited by crowds of all ages. At Victoria-park the gymnasium was folly occupied all the moreing by lads and men. The exosllent swimming ponds were frequented by multitudes, there being, it was stated, at least as many as 500 is the tits at one time, sod as fast as they got out others took their pleas. Numbers strolled over the pleasant sward, rendered green sad bright by the recent rains, and essayed to get up dances sad games of a l ow bat the " rough" element was too strong to allow of soy great permsnent MOONS. Tbe Rogstit'spwit was resorted to by considerable numbers from various parts of the m*w . . polls, the under ground railway rendering it seessible to the intiabitante of distant dietriets. The Farriogdoo-roed and other stations leers crowded throughout the morning by perms' bound to this hitherto comparatively little freqoested park. LAW c, ELLIGICNOS . r : I - DAY.) ... s• COURT OF QUICHE'S BKNOH. p sod B JeiestiseillMap is me.--Wor• lent Chief Justice Cockburn, s ,eltptes. Bleeldeers, sad lbw) , TUB OMNI O. .1010 1 TODD mart. Mr. Edward Imam, with whose was Mr. Charles Hassell, showed cams name a rule for a maseliscas eating upon Mr. Ti Pistt le certify the sew ram ed the Celled Tear Sick sod Borid flosisty of St. Patrick. The t= e Mos of the moiety wse si 108, Dukeetreet, Um. ctsad then were places of boiler is Los a... Glagow, Dallier, Binsisgbers, Leeds, Pdlaborgle, Cork, Galway, Barad, sad other Wyss, and dm het °baptise to the miss which Mr. Ted Pratt was called meat to certify wea that they I were Illegallazireed at a meeting et isatar t Il=k that the es we held at 3 Ado* is the day be st sight, as was semi showd, at all mew ben who 000ld sot that t hey _had mac 53 cosseestive payaseas were excluded from the meta& OM lasi ia metrevestioe et tbe I rules is existence at the Mese el the mestisg. Mr. TALI Pratt had sada as affidavit that the sew rams ware see io that Mr. with law. It apposed from Mee alldavies reed, that Mr. Tram who was sad bed begs the eserefrayef the sochey for • epootsidersbte time, used vie the seredel= 11 is rater/am to the sew rase, bid give n P eat faction to the members, mid is commeessee pease& i lop were takes wage him sea several elders is ties ' County Chart s of Liverpool, tellies had them to asseast ' 1 for aerials rum of mooey which had bees received so se omit of the society aid bed set bees paid ova. Tim matter was refined to as ememdmat, wbo reported • I deficit agaiost Tracey to the extent of 7,4771. Belem. however, the report was mode. Mae& its purport wee known, Tracey teak the meter We his own heeds, sod mead • losetiog of the seemlesse to be held se Maw &ester instead of Liesepesi, es bed been mod, sail edam the circumstances is cessexim with Is sesdeut ewe well known and canoed the vow rule to be oddities:l. The county' court Wiwi upoo Tray to repay Me meeer. sad ordered the removal of the °Moms, &a Taal C a r bemmir e re sided of the many to call tics _osetiog at upon his &tag him an a, and lerse; distal after the presideat resigned. It wse eleeed to be untrue that soy of the former mesas. bed bees held at Marechester, and that it wee only held there es this occasion i emeequeme of what had takes pies at Liverpool. The Ilascherter a .ess, it was Owe& wee by a floater oft rare's f e., who ware edmitted Clwitivate door before the opening of the doors for the reseal members. Hope all these and other arcumsteaces coming to Yr. redd Pratt's knowledge, he refused to certify the ruler as the ground that they were not amordieg to law. The Lord Chief Justice , with ou t bearing out Mr. James, &eked Brett how the oottrt could to its to discretion era the maMr. n d a mus to c ompel Mr. Tided Pratt change his *pr am. That potlemso was to certify whether the rules Were or were not amortise to law, end he had done so. Mr. Brett, 4C., with whom were Mr. Hopwood sad Mr. urrey, appeared in su pport of the rule for the maadaseue, C ad urged that Mr. Tilt Pratt had ezroxied his duty to taking into account any of the maids cinzacostasees of the case. That gentlemen had setae% to do with the plea of me eting, but only with the rare. And what the applicable for the rule wished to have decided was whether day were oompelled to hold the emetiop is LiverpooL The majority of the members resided is assar. The Lord Chief Judo, l e a if the plem of meeting was illegal the rules would be illegal. Hr. Brett urged there wee salting compulsory on the meetingsb e log bold in Livel, sad the meta; is Man chester was galled is soteros with the rase. If the madam= was to be refused as the extramem fads, he should ask their lordships to allow him to *sower them The The uaniusly held that the rule must be dis charged. place of busloas of the society was at Liver pool, sod the mating foe altering the roles should have been held there. Bale refused. TIM 001 ZN ON THI PSOSICOTION 01 TIN VAIL 01 . BRUTON= V. WNW WATINA. Mr. 04mA% 40., with whom was Mr. IL F. Lewis, said he applied under the llai Lod 20th Via, sea. 3, for Or order to have yr. Waters tried at the Costal Criminal Court asked of isDemetehire. It spewed that from 1851 to 18e5 Mr. Waters writhe Berl of Shaftesbury's bed agent sad steward, sod as the 27th March last be was aPardiesded st his house oh the charge of laving embersled I 5,0001. from the Eal of Shaftesbury. He was takes before the geminates, and Liter f or remade be wee eleamitted Inc trial at the next adzes for Dorseeshire. He swears that he is absolutely issomat of the charge, sad that he has sot embezzled me farthieg. Is /Lagoa last be lied • bill is Clammy want Led Sliatabory, eating out that he wee entitled to 3,8001. balance as °awes emeracts sod I,ooof. baleen es scoreastesepaid. The Earl a Shaftes bury tiled his &weer, sad Kr. Wasestook steps te brim of the proceedings se early as poseible. During the suit Lord Shaftesbury put is • • distress for alleged arrears of rest, sod Mr. Water/ filed • sopplomeotal bill is Chancery, sad restrained his lordship's proceeding with the diaries. Mr, Wain also swan that dodo. the time be was Lord Shaftesbary's agent the saes a 550,0001. pealed through his heads, and from 1851 up to the time when his lordship accused him of sot bezzamerst he was is the habit of eroding his amounts annual!' for audit to Mr. Robert Farecis Burnett. of Cam street, Liscoln's-iou whir* wee vitae the juriedietios of the o f Oriar;al Coast, sad of forwarding all sums of mooey to Meows. Hoare, is Fteet•etreet, both of which facts were ksows to the seri whoa he had Mr. Waters approlusedrA. The Earl of Shaftesbury was lord lieuteueut of the mussy of Dorset ; be led large auto there, mid had moth family influence a the musty. He represested Derebester and the orate of Dorset whoa Lord Ashley. His lordship was sow a magietrate for the mostly, for 1114 Lord Ashley, lissom, sad mother sem was trea surer for the meaty. His lordship had about 400 Waste is the musty, and Mr. Waters believed that from his lordship's great intimate and the prejudice that had tees amid coul d him by the Mamma ie the local papers, that be could sot have a fair mild is Doreseehirs. All the partied necessary to the ore were resideoi In Loarloo, so that so increased expense would arise, or say iocouvesieocre be softened from removing the trial to the Cesteal Cnerval Court. Tice court aid the leaned nasal had baker take • tole nisi for as order, f or Ch et would follow as • szather of mune if the ale for ordm was made absolute. Mr. Coleridge said there was so rarities te guide the court, as the act bad not bees put in fore, deice Palmer's time: Rule absolute socordinly. COURT OF IXOELICQUER. dialogs in Banco.—(Bdore Lord Chid Beroe Pollock, aid Barons Media, Baur.ll, and Chaessil.) Rower* v. LOYSLL. This ass came before the wart upon • demozrer to • pia, acid railed a question u to the validity of a comae adieu deed under the Baokruptcy Ant. The dead, whisk was executed by the statutory samba d auditors, gave • composition of 3s. in the posed, payable in three iostalmata at intervals of eax maths, sad there was a proviso to the effect that ea the pay ment of the cerepositiou the creditor. rammed sod discharged the debtor from fatter liability. The *IOW said that this deed was bed on the following mash s Nast it contained no provision or mode by which the nosameet ing creditors migh t t obtain or me for the othapaltiote :that it °lily purported be egad by the aseentiag erediten that it °Detained so release at all on the payout a the ampositioo ; and that the covenants by the creditors were unreausble, the executing *iridium headier them selves personally for the con-asesatiog creditors. Mr. l'hilbrick appeared in support of the demurrer, and Mr. Giblvas sgaitat it. On the part of the plaintiff it was contesded that the ease was disposed a b 7 " Benham v. Broadhurst," in the wart o f Ecror, to which that work Is deciding what • deed of exopositios, premeds& upon the grated that the athuseatiog creditors bed ad equal tights with the exe cuting cre dit because only the arasatiag ereditore soak sus upon the dyed. It was eon aped that the stessaimg creditors were trustees for the venerating, and could an. for them, but the court said that could sot be so, as the ornenatit win a "several" revenue with lead the execs ting creditors. Upon the °mansion a the arguments. The Lord Chief Baron said the amen feattbey were booed by the ease dad, sad pre lodgment egaiewle the dad for the plaintiff. Mr. Baron Marti* observed that in the met of this cue going to the Court of Error it might well be segued that a deed which only gave 3s. in the pound by three mastheads at intervals of six mouths wee potholed, Mowry. Judgment for plastid. st;tol. Mr. Partridigo—Wlag law, you got to U 7 to = k eg soim is ram* ? The stinowor—L was wooMprimi God. awl it was the Holy Kpirit Mob mooed ma, shirt worn ton by tie Ho rod if I bod kicked thou it would bars marred them right. Mr. Partridp rowtoadod lb* Permit to the Mow at NUM.= tor Wine isquiry. 1113 1711111,1141UCET 11311WICI. William %w ept I, rod Mary. hit wits, mot charged grith h i e n d elis h grorgorty, is Uppor.stroot. I•hugtosi. Mr. Frosolook sod • itopelatio••tr•dorwas, attested osegort lb/ polka. The oases 1/11/ prowl bY Oka otutisbio Km:ba 46y: 3743 X, who dogma to wool *de of vloisoro awl Winton rosumitisi by the prb gam. Mr. Partridge laoltb• 201. or • mouth. The woman he RITISNIVI MrlifteMilan • Mau. A respectably droned yens' ram, who gam the sum James Walter lrembleia dark is the employ of MOM Nokia, Smith, sad Cr., coal merehmte of the City.reed, wee charged with embeisling several same of moos to • lanie amount, the property hie employers. M r . Knight, from Ow S a o f Mr. Beard, solicitor, at. teoded for the promeation, sad Mr. Ricketts, solicits, fo r the defence. The prisms had base in the employ of the PMeelatOti for some time, sad his duty wee to co l money. Sena days shoos it wee found that the prisoser was behind MAY aeoonste, 114 ea ha absconded, • warrant woo granted far his a eni os. Wave he bed b e en away from his es. ploy he r bed writte• a incase to his imployen asking for F TMOS, sad esekielag • list of th e th ammo of be bad ed receiv messy from, and also e assom the is t rewired. Mr. Ricketts (selleltorleaid he did not objeet to a remand, es be was instructed there wen • good answer to the Merge, but he ho4authe megiehrste meld take beil. Mr. IL mid he mast oppose the primer beets ed. emitted te as she amount the primes had ambush! amounted to over SAL The sogis remanded the 01101211! for • few days and refused to t akealL MAB.LBOEOUGH - ffTH EZT. • " ustitMax" ceal.W WITIE 0/STAISCIIO GOODS IT Mil rxwmarsi. Frederick William Albert. of 62. Deanatreet, Soho, do ecribing himself as a magician, and who was formerly min tont to lINT WWI'S FrikelL the well known prestidigits tor, was charged before Mr. Mansfield, with obtain*a boa of lines ira, the property of Alexander49l Hama, shopoma to Mr, teas • RUJIBIaII merolmat, of ,03 street, by false postosem. Ms. Ass Ras of No. 73, Baperfretnist, Hs mid that n April last the prissier cams to Mr hrees si t asked for i Mr. Ho ff atan's box, which bad left with bee upon leaving be. house. She told the *eons it MI strange be bed came for it, .t the awe time asking him whether he was prepared to pay a pines for the box, and he said be wee ' ma that Mr. Hoffeme lived with:him at 62,Dean.street, end knew he bed come for the box, sad that by wee going to hike the boa to Mr. Hoffman. Heels; paid her the guises, she gave him the box. She tibt Mr. Ho ffm an might b hade ill, and be. Sevin the p she allorimeeds repreeentation that he been int for the bowed him to take it away. The reh x, ouse asked whether he asked for his own things sr Mr. Meguaan's The witness mid be asked for Mr. Heffinaa's box. Mr. Mansfield asked the witness whether the t for prima bad ever reeided In bite house, as he said be had shee ken him into l time, Mr. Hoffman having to odge with him oat of charity. Mr. Hoffman mid he had never lodged at 62, Dassakesi, and ewer owe the ph o oey for the box. The lies. la Se boa was of the valued 4L, bat there were papers, he., if more ram to him. In mower to Mr. Mansfield, the witness said the prism* was • " wizard," and that • few of his things were is the box that he mod in his preterites n. prhoser said that why . be west for the things wee because he hod a chase of giving a morning pedometer" ad wanted hie propert. Mr. Minefield remanded him, consenting to take me Mil tali A Mica ofiffirfAßLl CEIMIGID OITA nfinlitzisiiifiV. Win. Robinson, a patios-timetable of the Liverpool police, was brought ar,eUtrgod oat a warrant signed by Mr. itoffies,the Liverpool magistrate, with embsulisg the sumo( St. 9s. Id., received by him on aiwount of t. Edward Lawn:see, the mayor of Liverpool, and others, his employers. The primmer, by wow of Mr. Mansfield, yes gives op bc Marsden, a Liverpool detective, to be tams to Liverpool. SHOCKING ACCIDSNT-A BY A TRAIN MA! S HEAD CUT OPP . A shocking and fatal accident occurred at the lately opened Adderterp ar k sidings, o ur Bit. m i og ham, on the Leedom cod North-Western Rail. on !Saturday morning lo t, which proves, if proof were stillaired, that it is dangerous to arcs the iron rails* otherwise than by the bridges. On Saturday morning, about II o'clock. the goods ads for Wolreehampton arrived at Adderley.put, and VII put into the siding to await the arrival of othw warms press due and also in order thst the ex. press due at 11,20 from London might paw Tile engine h a goods train from Birmisgham advs.' shortly bef ula, ore the arrival el the mail tnia, sad a mu earned Rivard Hoed, breakanuia a the peis train in tits Mac beteg unions to see if tits warns is which his info was waiting had arrived, stepped ea the rail for that porpow. At the seas wawa the meal traia, due at the time stated, awe Ig rtatioa. Hood had bees noticed to leave the hew van aad to stop on the line, but the mail Ina pear so vapidly, it appears he wee for the mama ilia lag neebserved. However, immediately after the mail Ulla puma he was picked up from the line • owisiderable &Ws from the politico in which he had been lasi sue. a IS body presented a sickening eprotaele. The buffer ef SOW gins had evidently drool him and keeled his head tell% sad falling on the lice the wheels had passed over the mew. cutting off ate of his feet, and so 0 00 1 ii i r decapitatlog him that the only part of his bead rem.' attached to the trunk was a small shred of one of the IN. The body was removed to the Batumi& Inn. whoa* 'waits the hapset, which is to be held today (Nu the ii oo d H appears to have been • trusted servant of or He was about middle age, resided nea r Wcisa hamou, death leaves a wife and two child ren to ismatles sadden A letter from Tiflis, dated the sod ult., states that Sc expedition was bolus prepared by Boras 00 0 Ali Shan, chief of the monntein districts of Nakao. 1110. aerie* lira la a fork between the canfins• of Rork, blies sad 'roxirey, and its &ratios renders it of wags** portant*. "If it falls into the heads of Forma." sr lb. Loa*, Harald "it would give her a &swot Nadir the twattery ef both these latter countries. The PMI' S for the proposed expedition is that the people beicuti slie Ali Mee make pinuikelag artaireions into Italliin hersels. m a KAY is wooshially dmpeadmit on Perris, but W' graphical position a "abject of Turkey. Peor/ I. ill altogether iedsosoclest, for he pays leo tribute to or" sad this very ladepeadeace will amble Rama to sista territoryow she will preload that thoraby she visisteW rights of either of the aeighbonting powers. The Leant Herald, of the 24th ult., sili "Oa Wesisseday loot Toad Palls visited Abilcblekr, be pressed to him the first oleos of tho Now hailliests, whisk the Sallee hos conferred ce lb. 161. trim bah , . is addition to the first slaw it . .t . 1111416 Wk already resolved by him from Abdul *SP: 1 "Ids 'psisesal delivery at the order by the 0 0 ! Thor was meet greatly to mimeos rompliwol. Vie prensalatiee, sad VMS, it used hardly be oat .. ,i I I P gather ezreptirmaL During the put tau days Ow Ir has paid several visits to the prim:Mal kettles., smart Mews of Austria sod Spale, who, with tho Pops. wo w ray (bridles porermsests that tailed to gawk kiiss fert pretestim w ades' is boom of the Syria* Chriwe a seats, daring the Dammam !SIMONS. POO TOO Ueda, Prersta. Daly, sod Greece ha PlOieVati & ai° sad from legissd sod America muoiliorat pewolia es% t g r a titude for his great cervices on that dimatroas The eliamploas of catholic ' orthodox 0 y ' 11100 0 . 111.11 hisprotootios of Christiaa lives without Waled 1 , 1 , 1 lied." A Boston correspondent of the Concord BO OIL), after rpseldeg el the prospective visits al IMO abler to the sumerer waterlog oleo's, grows they eloil over the popular tha ne :—" The @twat -beams. 1/ tile city, will be chaired with tee deer, If sot te r 1 1 a *the weterha' this samera. late what I sentratiims the female bead is distorted Wlest reams of frisk belr. brie Dutch hair, horse l° death met of the oriole from the odd tittle bark _, Webb. balsa te sport isiew-frdays. And violin bobs gen l Oar teen little thoeght 0 . 0 0 mbpsel WOW • 'bookend handkerchief , hot __.° d o Ilbe aids mei ma est to pther herbs far fat t 0.101.4 besbatme woe to lee the model sad the Ms th i 7.-- gram 1866. For eurpret, let es have • glimpse el a wan toned ask Wass only by the floshl which Gadgets its swam." The cons truction of immesse teilitiol_ooo works for the protsetkre of Konweel eel pork Ow ,z torn. ill shoat berg ormisms•L_New Hew, NEST P' 11XBIti! =ADM j e pos, Tom Oko Joator, P =MN! TrIola: leaps aro ban 00UNI pbridise, O&M Wilts' Hosisi 01low HANDICAP Peignoir. al TrumPs. TY Mn. /MAT SSirs AbertiSlS • ll Ardreers is esessaratlox 3 GOD 0 33, • , 3 Er 13 3 3.013 1 3. 30 VOrtent Dow TimmioulD Oll Illsaftwoust4 IWO • • I PUMA' LW. to N.M. ti nal to Loh, pMeui a. obs“ porra . ty. wtex 113 book ass. W.S.W. to N.l book, Boa trash, Ba_ lt sis'l eal Mitunk=imi At the 1 IseNeedles e Profane 111 the distill/al the " persist Ow Tartans General • diet) I'M ND lied war th Arer. 60 the ;ad sgriosli as, Cissaml sal is actual Tin CR] Wean the A *lasso, in a ground this Anderson, Tinisy, T. Wooten, J, ell England J. Grandy, • Branipto lb* Install 1 Uxrvssi the Council pointed prof • of the ~re Em nitipia Enmity" P ROYAL spatial @hog Me. on Eistl Uhl pleats ' *bout tow of tbo hiironSi , ;e tkeelty to 1 society at tk the Duke of • eiais;yai: tea_ _Sir Ws Ur r lat , Lord sad L Barks, Li • and Lady Rao. Mr anas#,.L hillorws frier ebe Lk " ..ate. bah limn war the the bi he p . mark Ibr •raislyr ba 4o next them Iho band peed tikaaagbl; Arran Imorrin.• • upon tbo I Mlosoptod ear from . aka add ha have.l from Le • so aesidd is_wea_ :+u ta: ii• — eigeat limo Theta failowiag is aide& "lbS ' cry imv '4 Ammo luswohispi die bath • ai. sem a • ow* wlfhM . wood* • "nry._ ~~ • • wt., to •saally • Ea EIC 4r haat es ••• stra sb ad nab a A CE Miaow Blaskest% bou Lean • baba caf 1 las Won Dr. Est, bllo46ara mob Ha • 6666 trio ▪ i abotr takes ao this mak daps +dor tii44l • le Quoin 6214 0110 1•N GO 66 I sold as; hremi4l6 al ' ea: .4000 ~:IAI AI 4 ,6 44 1 .4 03M A 5 : '7-141111kai R I f I