The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-20 00:00:00

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Eltenale Pentad musta —Commence at baltgestll HIGH WATER Air LOHDON•fIIIDGL TM DAT Ho afar, 1114. 2sa.....Afternoon, 1311. 37a. 10-KOILGH limb& IL Oa—. Afternoon, 101. an. LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Mitsrsev operations have resumed their former prominence in the news from the United States. In the advioes brought by the Cuba negotiations for peace are only mentioned as a thing of the past, and ill their interest turns upon strategic movements, reconnaissance*, reinforcements, and expected battles. During the ten days presiding the departure of the steamer, the armies under Sunnis and Daren had received important acceeaMns of strength from those of the West, especially from that under Taomes. The latest information re- spading Savour; is derived from Southern . _ newspapers, and represents him as advancing into South Carolina in two columns, with one threatening Branchville, and with the other Charleston. On the 2nd inst. he was twenty miles from the latter, and thirty from the former. Charleston despatches describe his army as being in great force and over coming all obstacles, although from the nature of the country, which is swampy and intersected with numerous streams, his progress is slow. The military importance of Branchville consists in the fact that it is the point of junction of the railways connecting Richmond with Georgia and the Gulf States. General Buunicuin is mentioned as having been sent to take the command of the forces at Augusta. Gm is army appears to be no longer mud-bound, for we are told of a forward movement against Las's right ; the positions gained were held against repeated ;multi of the enemy, but it is too soon to estimate their importance. It was believed that a battle would shortly take place. A report had been re ceived at Memphis, and "confirmed," which often merely signifies repeated, that Mobile had been evacuated by its defenders, who on leaving seised every able-bodied man for the army. It is not stated that the national troops had occupied the city. Such an evacuation would be consistent with the new military policy attributed to the Confederate leader', of abandoning the ports and drawing in the garrisons from the coast for a decisive campaign in the interior. Mobile, menaced hourly by the Union forces from Pasca goula, is of no use to the Confederate govern ment. All the New York newspapers treat the peace negotiations as being at an end, a point which it is proper to notice, as a contrary impression might be produced by some of the telegrams published yesterday. Opinions differ as to the probability of their revival, though it is most generally be lieved that great battles must precede that event; but it is confirmed on all hands that no point of contact between the belligerents from which an agreement might be developed was discovered at Fortress Monroe. At the North the reports of the recent conference are discussed with ex clusive reference to the tamper of the Confederate leaders. No one suggests that an acknowledgmentof the independence of the Seceded States was for a moment contemplated by Mr. LINCOLN, or that it was a debateable question. Accordingly the intelligence that the Southern Com missioners bad steadfastly insisted on a re cognition of the Confederate government was immediately followed by a consolidation of opinion and feeling at the North, and a unani mous determination to bend all the energies of the country to the promiontion of the war. The pre tensions of Mr. Srumums and his colleague have annihilated the " peace party " at the North, even Mr. FERNANDO WOOD, who has hitherto opposed the war, now declaring in Congress that since Presi dent LINCOLN had opened the door of reconcilia tion, and the Confederate leaders had insisted on the dismemberment of the country, he and his friends would aid the conquering armies of the Union by all the means in their power. Various acoonnts,more or lees authoritative, of the interview between Mr. Lrucoin and the Southern Commissioners have been published. All of them state that the proceedings were marked by the greatest courtesy and personal good feeling. Mr. LINCOLN, it is believed, went prepared, and ex pressed himself ready to modify the recent action of the Union Government as to confiscation, am nesty, and similar points ; but the Confederate Commissioners declared themselves unable to ne gotiate on any other bans than a preliminary of cognition of the independence of their GovernamMlL Judging from the tone of the New York papery Mr. Ltscotar's conduct in going to meet the Southern Commissioners, and his bearing at the THE Coaferemee, have greatly strengtlwased his His friends admit that their fears were lank - . and he receives prelims from those who aillelf cover any merit in his policy. Mr. Luicoitt havlng offered,:ior the sake of the restoration of the Union, to mos* anything save **abolition of slavery— now final and irrevocable—the North rallies round him, and the lines of old party Milian' are effaced. It remains to be aeon how the news will be received in the South, and perhaps we shall not know that until the war comes to an end. For at the present time the South may be consi dered to be for all practical more nor less than Las's army, the sentiments of which, as the newspapers at Richmond tell us, control the course of the government and im pone alike upon Congress and people. We know from Mr. Davis's speech at Macon, from the complaints of the govarocas of Ala bama and Georgia, and from the lamentations of the Southern prom, that the people are no longer supporting the Southern Government with the old resolution and spirit. But they are completely terrorised, and their wishes must, for the present, be left out of the account. Six Com The WINDSOR OARTLI, Ps& 19. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise, walked sod drove in the grounds this mania& The Hoe. Vlore Macdonald has 'unneeded the Rea. Emma loseelles se Maid of limn" in Waiting. INE. 19. Prince Arthur. attended by Major Elphinsteee, snivel at the Cantle petards, beet Greenwieh-pack. The Right Rea. RirGeasge Grey aLe wive& mad had the honour of dining with he. Majesty sad the Repel Fondly. Tito Queen, Princess H• 1110&. Ptinesea Louise. Priem Arthur. Priam Leopold, ?einem Beatries, mad the Ladies sad GeetLmen in Waiting. attended dials* service this morning in the Private Chapel. The Rev. W. K. Jolley prsechad the SWIM. The Priam' of Wale took s anew drive on Saturday, attended by the Hee. Mrs. Stator. The Prince sad Primes of Wales bad a diaper party in the erasing. The oarepany laelsded the Duchess of Cara. bridge, the French Ambemeador, Vie:seat Falkland. Deism of St. Albans and Lady Dens Bessoleek, Earl Granville, Earl sad Counter Reseell, Lad Huria, Lord Lyons, Lord wed Lady Proby, Be.. Sir Frederick Braes, Hoe. Fends and Mrs. Stator, Mr. O. L Wood, Lady Geraldine Somerset and Colossi Home Purees (in at tendance at the Dads= of Cambridge), Lieut.•Chssel Hoollye, sod Major Teesdale. The Free sad Primer of Wales, with the Her. Mrs. Stowe sad Major Teesdale in waiting, Weeded Divine serves at the Chapel Hoed St. Jamee's yesterday norsion. The Commtutios envie was read by the Bev. the &A- D.= and the Rev. J. V. Noah. A 26111.111 Palm luxe., vv. 4, 10, 11,19, end LS, "Tarn us 0 God." (Heme). Sung by Maser Bristewe, Hems Beason, Hanby, end Lewe Thome. Sole by Mr. Beesos. Mr. Cooper presided a* the *rpm. The Berman wee presebei by the Bay. the Bub.Desu, from Genesis, chapter i., v. 31. The Duke of fit. Alters, Berl Si. Germans, the Bishop of Bt. Divide, Gard Lissom, bed Lord tiouthemptoo, et- Uralic' the terries. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the official residence of the Pint Lord of the Treasury, in Do street. The ministers present were— Visoonnt Palmerston, the Lord Chanonllor, Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, Earl Russell, the Right Honourable Edward Cardwell, Earl de Grey, Sir C. Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Maar Gibson, Lord Btanle7 of Alderley, the Earl of Clarendon, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. A dipputalloa, ecamiling el Laud Belhaven. Sir Edward Oalabrooke, lit. Meng, M.P., and Kr. Hamilton (Dalian), had an iatarview with the Right Roo. Sir Nape Grey at the Hocareilini, an Saturday, an the subject of the Lanarkshire Prime Beard Bill. The Bishop of Huron sod Angilla.= Hellmouila, D.D., had as intarriew with the Bight Bea. Edward Cardwell co Saturday, at the Coke ial•o®oa. Sir Watford Brett* had aa isawrriew with the Bight Hen. Edward Cardwell at the Colsoial.oiliew ow Saturday. A (deputation from the Ameennent Otesmittec; of the City of Load= talon, eintehting of Mr. Withal* Yr. Warwick, Mr. Hateleti, Mr. Williams, Mr. Orme, sad Mr. Rigby, together with Mr. Bowing (clerk), had an interview with the Right Hee. C. P. Villiers, at the oaks of the Poorlaw Board, Whitehall, on Saturday. Dempatches were sent es Saturday from the Cokaial odic* to the Governors of Gibraltar, Yalta UN Yearittea, Ceylon, HookKorm, Lhasa, the Anstmlise colonise, the Cane of Good Hope, Neal, the North American provinces, sad Hennas. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has accepted as invitation to dins with the FAA and Countess Rumen on Thursday evening next, at their resident* in Chsehtm-plue. A distinguished circle will have the honour to meet his royal highness. _ The Idarqnis of Weetmineter is expected to arrive at Goose or Howe to-morrow *realm' from Eaton Hall, Otteabine, in order to nowt the widowed Denham et North umberland oe her arr►val In tows from Ainwiok Otetle. The noble marquis will remain is town natil after the tumoral of the late duke. -- The marriage of the Lady Victoria Scott, eldest &Tighter of the Duke and Doolwas of Buoriench„ with Lord Schomberg Kerr, brother of the Mantas of Lothian, I. to be solemnised at St. Mary's Epiteopsl Chapel, Dalkedh, en Thanday next The Bight Hon. B. Disraeli gave a parliamentary dinner on Saturday evedog at his mediate, Grosvenor gate. There were present the Marquis of Salisbury, Earl Stanhope, the Earl of Orford, Vitamin Courteney, Ron. George Boyle, Ron. Miranda, Baring, Sir Brook Bridges, Sir Thomas Beteson, Sir Remy Straw, Colonel Edwards, Mr. Sorties, Mr. Davenport Bromley, Mr. Trsherne, Mr. Cobbold, Mr. Bond, Mr. Paul, and Mr. Brookes. Mrs. Gladstone has issued cards for small and early evening parties to-morrow end on the succeeding Taesday, at the family residence on Cerltoe.house-termee. The Hon. Slingeby Bethell, who has received the appointment of Reading Clerk and Clack ef Committees in the BOON of Lords, has for mole than two years held the *Mee of Registrar of the Coen of Bankruptcy is the Reiter sad Loader' districts. By a resist daisies of the committee of the House of Lords, Mr. Leonard Edmunds will rewire • retiring passim of 8001. a year, ad Mr. Bethel wiU naive 1,200/. a year, the amount of the salary which he received as registrar in benkruptcy. At the private view of the General Water- Colour Exhibition on Saturday nearly 1,21001. worth of pictures were sold. The presidency of the Crystal Palace Art Union, runt by the death of the Barl of Carlisle, his bees offend to and noepted by Mr. Gladstone. The crew of her Majesty's late ship Bombay were paid wages on Saturday on board the Dabs of Wel lington, three-decked seentwestraialarship, in Portsmouth harbour, Captain d. Seemerbe, and were afterwards granted lean passer bang provided tot them at the expanse el Ilellia:shy by rail or steamboat to and from their reopeadv• looms.. A correspondent of a contemporary states that tiro iatorw;ted to the " Brompto• Orsto77 discussion" will Ind s portroit o the swiebnitoil less If 'Dermot in Kr. Bch osley's *tom "A Molt la Tizok" at the BMW 1.. eillattiwo, for which she eat as a =oda The Empress of Austria, who is still at Dresden, be base imlispored, rod her little boy, the Moire Prins Rudolph, his bads slight attsok o crosp. The son of the late Mr. John Leech has been semis Med by Earl Russell to the foandatiou of the Chute,- house. KDOCATION.--figir John Pakingtoa will, on the 98th Wk. mare for • what committee to 'equine lab the eseetitadioa and procedure of Committee of Oise& as Edmatim As as simadmeat to Jibs roklartseo loaiss oa adacotioa, Yr. Walter we Om be abk "as& oho lace the bast made of osiwalbe the bombs of gon- MSS impsaliata lbo aarlboloatory swab to oho* at premat sasiablal by the liable MOND. VT of armti services from stgari n g 3l, VIM, were issued this mu. numbers, there Is a decrease , year of 4,289 in the general staff and regiment., and military education establishments, and a de mamba of 1,354 in the native Indian troops employed on the British establishment ; the numbers required by the former vote being this year 142,477, and by the latter 17& With regard to money, the total diminution of charge in these estimates, as compared with last year, amounts to 874,6391. The total amount of estimate for the coming year is 14,348,4471., which is 495,8411. less than the amount last year ; and there is to be added an estimated increase of extra receipts to be paid into the Exchequer during the year, amounting to 378,998/. ; making the total diminution of charge as stated, 874,639 G The following are the items of decrease in the estimated expenditure :—General staff and regi mental pay, allowances, and charges, 274,416/. ; commisemist establishment, 1132471. ; clothing establishments, 22,4381. ; barrack establishment, 1,285 t. ; Divine service, 1,098/. ; martial law, 14,2491, ; medical establishment, 15,8721. ; enrolled pensioners and army reserve, 3,580/. ; manufacturing departments, 131/. ; warlike stores, 87,5191. ; military education, 10,383/. ; miscellaneous services, 15,4031. ; admi nistration of the army, 10,5841.: making a total saving in the effective services of 580,9861. But then 60,5301. move is required for works and build ings at home and abroad, and three other items make up the increase to 73,7011. In the non effective services, 11,1541. is saved, and 11,7971. added. The net reduction in the Infantry of the line is 2,424, and a West India regiment numbering 868 has been disbanded. Fifty men have been taken from each battalion of Foot Guards, making a • saving of 350 and the re-arrange ment of the Depot Brigade, which will henceforth consist of three instead of four divi sions, minims a net reduction of 480. The breaking up of the depot battalions causes • saving of more than 25,0001. The Inspector-General of Infantry this year disappears from the votes. The chief source of the large reduction in the commissariat establishment is to be found in the New Zealand expenditure, where the estimated cost of provisions is upwards of 82,0001. less, and of forage is 76,04.101. less, than the corresponding estimates of last year. The actual number of volunteers receiving the first capitation grant as effective' has very slightly increased, the sum to be voted this year being 101,700 G, against 101,0321. in 1884, bat there is a marked increase in the number receiving the extra grants. The vote for the extra grant of ten shillings has risen from 25,4571. to 31,1001. and for the four shillings grant for Administrative Bat talions from 7,5571. to 10,5001. The vote for the Small Arms Establishment has risen from 162,8001. to 172,900 G, and the vote for the Royal Laboratory from 243,0001. to 293,0001. ; but, on the other band, the vote for the Gunpowder Fac tory has been cut down from 81,0001. to 34,2001., and other items have been reduced ; so that the cumulative vote for the Manufacturing Establish ments has been lessened by 1311. on 973,0001. The amount included in the estimates of this year on account of the military colonial expendi ture is 3,343,7001., of which about 390,0001. may probably be repaid. Another 10,0001. is asked this year for the fortifications of the Mauritius, and with 9,0001. more, it is said, the works will be completed. But there are other works which are only lust begun. A sum of 35,0001. is included in this year's estimates as the first instalment of 260,0001. tube spent on the forti fication of the Bermudas ; a rum of 50,0001., as a first instalment of 900,0001. on the defences of Quebec ; and the estimated cost of the defences of Nova Scotia, upon which 43,5001. have been already expended, has risen to 190,0001. Dernrwirma ft TVS MantoPous. —From a par liameatary Mara lamed this morning it appears that in 1862 9,110 males sad 4,770 females were oonviated before the magistrate' of the metropolis of drunkenness ; and 6,864 malls sad 6,922 Imam were discharged ; masking the total somber al masons apprehended in the year for drunkenness, ecommanied in some instances by diseedsrly eendust and is others by smolt, 27,666, In 1863 the numbers ap prehended were 15,333. Of these, 8,968 males and 4,551 females ware convicted. The return far the two years from the city of Leedom is a blank. It seems dot in the City a drunkard is detained at the station till cotter, bat not taken before a magistrate unless guilty of en sat of indeoetcy, sr ad an aseaalt, or of violent or disorderly conduct, whoa the ramie Weald be entered under one of these heads, and dealt with moordingly. Pursue Perrrtoirs. —lt seems from the report of the West sonnaittee on public petitiousthat sines the sittings of parliament oommenoed tires petitions, burls( 1,822 signs tares, praying for inquiry into esaventual and monastic artabliahmeate have been presented to the House of Com- MOM. Nine petitions, with 2,888 signatures, have been Fomented from Australia, protesting against the transpor tation thereto ; 20 for the repeal or the reduction of the fire insurance duty ; two, one from Leeds and the other from &Adele, for an extension of the franchise. . . . The Right Hon. the Speaker gave hi. first par liatneatary full dress dieser oe Satarday evenieg last. Feb. 18. to the following noblemen and gentlemen :—Right Visoount Palmerston, E.G.. Iluquis of Hartiegtoe, Right Hon. Viscount Bury, Bight Hoe. Viso:met Castle row, Lord Clarence, Paest, C. 8., Right Hort Sir Charles Wood Bart, G.C.8., Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Right Hen. William Cowper, Right Hoe. C. P. Villiers, Right Hee. the Chaeciallor of the Emsbequer, Right Hoe. T. Y. Gibson, Right Hon. Frederick Peel, the Judge Advocate General, Right Hoe. William Hutt, Right Hon. Chiehester Fortericoe, Right Hoe. Austen Bruce, Colonel the Hoe. Luke White, Hs. Healy Brand, Hon.O. Hanlon)/ Tracy, Sin Haworth Williamson, Bert., the Attoresy-General„ the Soliellor-Geneml, Mr. ii.natchbaltlingesessi, Br. co das, Mr. T. G. Baring, Mr. Layszd, Mr, Gilpin, Mr. Dad a's, the Bay. Charles Merivale (chaplain), Alfred Denison, lisq, (private seashu7). Raphussirration or OzeoltlommtM--frhe rumour is spit rife that Sir Hears Deehmeed, Bert., of Riffling. tee-heuse, will coated the amity against the three pr seat members—Mr. Henley, Cokes& North, and Colonel Fans. What strengthens the remain' is the fact that the name of William Foster Kallior, Fag., for the office of high sheriff of the county, was substituted for that of ffir H. Dashwead, Bart. Ti latter, until just before the sheriffs had bees pricked, stood at the head of the Mat, as sheriff and returning officer. Had the office bees held by Sir Beau, it would for this year have =him from offug himself for the county. The lectors of the county having purged the registration of es malty bad vets an moat manguise of Montag one . . member at least. RIPIUMENTATION or Fasters—Sir Henry Raw lins°, the distinguished traveller, has issued an ad dos to the electors of Fronts, in which he declares his iatentiom to safest the seat in the liberal interest. We anderstand that it is not the intention of Lord Edward Thymus to seek moist's, and with a view to sash an seat the 400/110rThiitle intexd to plias in nomination Mr. Whal ley Wickham, a midst gentleman of great popularity and Shwas. RILFRISENTATION or WALLINGFORD. —There ie probability that this borough, now represented in padlamant by Yr. Malice, Q.C., will be the aces of a SKIM sated at the next election, two new amdidates lusher honed addresses to the elsotors dudeg the past week. Captain Aortas, of Erie:dwell-park (commanding the Wallingford Rifle Volunteer Corps), announces himself as a " ocompervativs liberal." Amongst other matters referred to in hie address is the input duty, which he would not "at promoot" repeal. A Yr. George W. Beatings, who dates Ids seines from the Lamb Hotel, Wallingford, seemeNerward as a liberal, sad states that if elected he would give his codependent but hearty support to the present ministry. Hr. Haling has not at present Mined say adders GUILDHALL LIBRARY. —The office of librarian to the corporation of the city of Loads has become meset by the death, at the ass of 76, et Yr. William Tumor Abide, who had held it for yearly hi years. Mr. Her =c e • a member of the Connate Council, ham taken ad o/ the occasion to give a wake of motion to refer ig to the library committee of the corporation to inquire ea be the possibility of aiHyg seder es roof all the mere impeetaat libraries in the thy of Landon, especially *ON of the corporation, the Leaden destitute)°, Sion OeHege, amid that of Dr. Williams, with the sanction of the v eel aos goveraiog bodies, so este render th e whole cosy al seam to the public. In the sometime, ow the woes of M. H. Lowman Taylor, a sonnodtke el the Closets Ciomnoil am Squids into the Adis Soident to the office 111111Milia to the eassedisa, with So view to the appoint ' seat if a thoroughly silkiest pass The salary is 3001. a year, sad it say possibly be aegoaseted. There are camdklates ter the vaset dries—maniely, Mr. W. H. who bas seed as sodo4ihearise fee soma years ; p i I Mr. J. el Dedsendby 01101111 L GDwirebres• ; sad • I the law. J. B. WClald, Rohs 61.1rtehael Bartialtaw. I I as II Is =my yeas me easiolanb- li beariaa at b. Se British Xmas. 'P lENCE. (. 1 4fw. WITHDRAWAL OF THE TAX BILL. MADRID, FMB. 20. The Correepordeteeia of today says the Omuta of Maiden, taking into oonaidetatiott the special aircumstanoes of the country, have resolved to withdraw the bill for the anticipatory payment of the taxes. The resignation of Senor Biusanellana is oon dared probable. OUTWARD ABLIIItIOAN MAIL. QUEENSTOWN, Fu. 20. The Royal Mail steamer Clunide arrived here at 12.30 a.m. to-day, embarked the mails, mongers, and the latest telegrams, and proceeded immedi ately for Halifax and Boston. An well. She ex perienced very heavy weather from Liverpool. :fade. - ,TJABY W, EXPRESS FROM PARIS. DSO* WI owl PARIS, SUNDAY VINING. The Corps Legislatif will shortly be occupied with a scrutiny into the elections of government candidates for the Marne and the Gard, against which protestahavebeen presented. The return of M. Doguet for the Marne was only by the immuring cast majority of 16, and well-founded hopes are entertained that the election may be set aside. It is alleged by the protestanta that at Fiorent four women voted for their husbands, that in other places absent voters were personated, that in one place the legal balloting urn secured by two pad locks was replaced by the mayor's wife's workbox, and in another by a soup tureen. All theme things were matters of course in the early days of the empire when nobody dared question them ; but they will not easily bear the light now when M. Darimon, one of the " five," is chosen by the majority a secretary of the chamber. Ido not know the grounds of the protest against M. Fabre, who is the deputy elect for the Gard. This gentleman was transported in 1862 for his demo cratic opinions, which it is presumable he must now have changed since he is a judge of the Appeal Court of Nimes, and a government candi date of 1864 for the Corps Legislatif. My impression that the "yellow book" was exceptionally uninteresting, is confirmed by the Gazette de France which says : We are greatly Lappointel. We had hoped to lied soresthisg else than Drouyn de Lhay's despatches, whioh everybody knows already. We had hoped to on the answers of the diplomatists at foreign courts to whom they were addressed. It is the Ant time that this publics. Lion—never very abundantly stocked with laforrostion—bas been restricted within such extremely narrow bounds. We are retrograding instead of progressing towards that speedy publicity which prevails in England. . . . What would have been interesting to know was the language Is which ths Tuna mink:ten replied to M. Dronyn de Lhuys, sad what the latter raid to their theory of snoozing Items by " mad mises.".Exceting despatches exist, we are Mid, on this subject, but If they an not made peddle it is as if they were not. As to Poland and the United Mates not a word is said about thorn. We are not allowed le reed ma IL Drava de Lhure despatehes frasersteg Poland and America. _ _ The Opinion Nationale says of the Archbishop of Paris's mandement As we hate hypocrisy we will not Any that we agree with 11p. Darboy's doctriale ; bat we essoot rogue to give the eminent prelate credit for his patriotic and liberal sentiments, and particularly for that elevated Legume so moist* with audios and dignity, which other bishops, docile disciples of IL Louie Venillot, have too long ceased to use. The Temps thinks the archbishop does pot speak out plain enough. His language, it says, "is uncertain and vacillating, and too much resembles the articles of the journal (La France), which he favoured with the earliest copy of his manifesto." The true sentiments of the "inspired pilot" of Rome are to be found not in the Arch bishop of Paris's mandate, but in his letter to the Emperor Maximilian, which shows in unmistake able language in what way he would have humanity "double the stormy cape of the future." The Constitettioand is authorised to contradict a statement in the Inclipenciance that the Empress of Mexico had written a letter to the Empress Eu genie, complaining of the hostility of the Mexican clergy. , AUSTRIA. We extract from an whale in the Neue Freie Preue the following important information : VIENNA, Fro. L 3. We hear that all the pasqulnades published by Berlin papers concerning the journey of Berea v. Hook are hourly becoming truths ; that our plenipotentiary at the Berlin conference leaves without bevies accomplished any thing, and that the commercial campaign commenced two years ago, and varied on at Munich, Prague, and Berlin, has ended in complete failure. The ministry appear to be aware of this, and have therefore provided another pro gramme. According to the Vienna Abend Post the revised tariff (Allgemeine revidierter Oesterreichiecher Zolltariff ) i s shortly to be artibmitted to the consideration of the Reieheratb. At the same time the official paper announces the formation of an international commission for the pur pose of taking into consideration the commercial relations between England and Austria. Respecting this commission we are already in possession of some particulars. Mr. Boner, the English Chergé d'A ff aires, end Mr. Somerset Beaumont, M.P., minted by an experienced representative of British commerce (Mr. Prange, of Liverpool), some time dace pre- Posed to the government to drew the commercial rela tions of Esgland and Austria closer by means of • commercial treaty ; and the address of the United Chambers of Commerce of England probably owes its existence to the same idea. The immediate and hasty conclusion of a com mercial treaty would be neither practical nor desirable, bat it is said that Baron Kalchherg has takes up tie idea warmly, and that all the interests at stake have bees duly considered previous to the kids; of any decided Asp. The Minister of Commerce, in conjunction with the MUM- Mee et Flaws and Foreign Affairs, has decided upset the Martian of the above oommissies. This oommissioat will, an the presidency of the Minister of Commerce, 00016, 1 1 of three permanent members for each of the countries intr., Testa :—Thoee for England will be appointed by the I fervernessat of Great Britain, while those for Austria wilt be selected by the Minister of Commerce. There members, who will form the staff of the commission, wall take evi daces from practical men and experienced merobrabs, vim they will examine on the vaziour question to be died ci s so that a decision may be arrived at whisk, based on the views of miens parties,•will neither be partial nor coo sided. On the part ci the Austrian goverameat, the kir lowing are to be added to the commission :—Professor Stein as chief (Leiter) ; Professor F. Neumann as esaretery; and Mr. Mayer,who for 'man past has been engaged on tariff quest/elm With respect to the object of the commission we are in formed that (in accordance with the decision of the council of ministers) it Is merely to weigh and discuss say props:ads, without coming to any final derision. Shosid a reduction of duties then be deemed advisable, the proposals of the commission will be taken into casaderstiss by the wielders, sad will then serve as • bask for • open menial treaty with England. It (an we are informed bylele gcaph) Mr. Hutt, the Vioe-Presideat of the Board of Trade, is to leave London for Visas& to 'egotists the eraditiose for • treaty of 001011111108, this Weapon mall be einstiese& premature. Meteors have nob programed se hr. Mr. Besse meet leaves Timm kramerow, sad it appears that, ea ON part of Austria, Gould R. Kindry pressed' on • made& to Vaasa. LINCOLN, MONDAY.—ht 000mociolosoe of tie aware hag time masa U' pelpased said Wadasaday abd Mosier mat r' dorm ; * t on . ,sarmtp freely . AWIITTAD AT ZAWYEJ comll677o — dont of the New York tie let, sayln—• m lbrough the door that woe too freely let oat the bearers that horsehide" Seseser's from the Semen elarebrr, when Wad bees skidoos ens by the esseedse el the SIM Mgr, Mein Sans', to-day ban, leaks • hien by the bud, and, nailing, apes the very spot that had bees shined with hie blood far domaadires freedom and *panty her Ike birds la Amain isessoled et the Su preme Oosin et the United Stake to Ma mean he mew ben an Abbas lawyer, sad to deem him to panes id Its bar. The Neck man wee adented. Jet bleak with hair of an exile touts—let me hen the plemose of eaylag, by purpose sad with premedilaties, el went* ' kink '— unqualidadly, obtrusively, dean* ' nigger so pal liation of cemplexico, so let dews ia lip so mempromis in nose, no abatement whatever la my field, creedal, cetera logiod partiodar, from the dumbed naked cd humanity brutally set op in our polities arid is oar jodiestery by the Dred Sent diodes. this iskrheed Afrima stood Is the rookroldeal pewee of recognised Amebas menhood mad Armless eitheaship, within the bar of the coon whisk bed solemnly preowned that black Ina had so rights which white eon wen boned to reopen, stood then • smog nhed roman of iA, profemiceally the brother of the dis tinguished ooemaellors on its hog rolls, le rights their easel —is the deading which renleiglves their pearl By Jupker, the eight was peed I " 'Twee dramatic too. At three minim before II o'siesir in the moan& Oh.iss Samar tatted the imort-romis followed by the MVO eppikent for etakeloa, mad in dews within the bar. At 11 the proemial of reword judges entered the room with add Jumbles Oboes at their head. The spent= and the lawyer" is Minimum roes reepeelh folly on their sondes. The associanicidiess mated then salves rowdy at .soy aa is their ocarloome anew of whin ups each ether's movemean The add Junes deadleg to the last, bowed with affable dignity Is the bar, ma Mot his .Neil seat with a great proems. Insedistely the manor from Mmeaohante "roes, sad to emaposed manse and quiet toss mid, ' May It pions ea melt, I move that John S. Rook, a somber of the flepreme Ooort of the State ol Maaweitosotts, he amnia to prance mo • mesh. d tills wort: The grave to bury the Dred-Sooil declaim was fa that one 'meioses dug, end it yawned then, wide inn, liner the very eyes of some of the judges who had pfirticipated is the *idled crime spinet demearen and hasseady. The stating sod of the great head of the Chid Jones tembied I. the WOO aad tiled up tha pit, and the black moseellor of the Supreme Oran got cm to it and deemed it down, and ersoothed the sank to hie walk to the rout of the cent. " Beetweil of Haesedieseite was by, Making is the 'pane* sad Wilson of lowa stood at hie mid% memering the big fed sad weloombig H. A Now York regomenative who yesterday voted spied the onetitutiosel menelimeat to abolish &very, giggled at • mods& whin be bed set the seam to appreciate sot the hart to fed. A tow lawyen of the old regime looted on, sinned samemnsti bat rapidly growlag in wisdom and miring detainee to destiny with their kneeing reluctance to thin we. Inhalers hinges. Then sad three jourralisis, ad he* eighteens straggled is from their weary nada hi the tawdry emanated= of the sew onkel wig, sad the clerk of the court, esperdelly appointed by Tssay't urgency and von, theme were all the spectators al the ads worthy wen. Self -pommies god the lemmearky d his tenon of his valuable place, eoseireised the mod-Seem& clerk to propriety of manner, while swede; in the lest negro lawyer upon the rolls in his custody. His face, how ever, was set herd, and his soul evidently longed for the resurrection of his old chief, Tony, aad the ploy slave driving days at the Attorney-geserahhip el Black. Het they are all gate, and the MlTOkitioll whisk is washing of the ontineat slavery, aristocracy, cestri, and privilege, came up with Salmon P. Claes into the Supreme Coon el the Voila States, and Is already esthrond in the seat of No chief jaws% and is the chairs of the lawyers who argue at bar." CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION. A ***interesting ceremony took place on Batttrday afters** at the girls' school of this valuable ia which is situate at St. Jobs's-wood. At the begt l a n 'a r of the pram* century the late Mr. Thomas Farmer, be queathed 15,7151. to the society, on the moditioni time ea every 21st anniversary of hie &awe, or as seer thereto as =le, the committee should eaves a meeting to be of all the female orphans of the moiety, and that ' they should then award the rum of 5031. to the orphan whom they should ommieetionely and impsrtiany eassider to to most deserving of the hearth. lie further directed that the committee should retain the amount in their kande satill the orphan to whom it had been awarded should be of age to claim ft. On this, the third °main en whieh the benefaction has been adjudged, it was mimigaed to Milli Fanny Jane Faynr, whose father, the late Rev. Rohe* Favor, was incumbent of Emmanuel Mu* Camberwell. A large number of ladies and geatimee assembled to wit ness the prenestation, amass ohms we =timid Arch bishop of Canterbury and Mies Ley, the Bashe it Lea den and Mrs. Tait, the Bishop r'nester and Bristol, Rev. Dr. sad Mrs. Corny, Rev. Drs. Virtu and Dyne, Rev. Canon 'mildew, Rev. and Ms. 0. J. Phipr Eyre. Yr. and Kra. J. W. Thrum Mr. sad Mae. Wpm, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Denison, Mies Lansdale, Mrs. L Russell Stook, and Mrs. Gametal Lawrence. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the president of the corporation, having taken the chair, addressed the sahoeld and stated that it was his pleasing duty to can that the choice of the committee bad fallen on Miss Fyne. An examisation bad been carefully made late the respective meta' of th e girls, and although, span the whole, Miss Fayrer had been deemed most worthy et the diseinetien, yet the conduct and attainments of Miss Flamm Morris sad Miss Margaret W eighel were of 'sob &chancier thaithey wen setitled to public commonalities. Having pined the decima tion of the gift, signed by the members* the committee, in Miss Fsyrer's hands, his gram expressed his hope that it would not product" is her feelings of pnde or vanitY, but of thankfulness to God , who bad widowed her with inch talents that she stood at the bead of the school. She mast remember that it was the ornament of a meek sad quiet snrit which was of great price in His eight. The rest of the girls, he was persuaded, would rejoin in the success of their schoolfellow, and regard her position without envy or jealousy. It most be a satisfaction to them to NO that in dustry had received its just reward, and he trostod that the event of that day would be v incentive to them en to par see their studies with diligence. Re had had peculiar plea sure in attending their public examination's from year to year and observing their program. They enjoyed great ad vantages is the excellent education which wss provided for them, and he trusted that in their future life they would show how sensible they were of the beadle which they derived from the institution, and the kind and watchful ; manner to which Mrs. Joule, the matron of the school, ! superintended their intimation. Hie gram acmoladed! his affectioaste address by addles —May the Laid blew; you all ! The Rev. Dr. Curtin, the treoeurer, thanked the arch bishop for presiding is the coomies. The children would long remember hi kind words sad caused. and he was con- Meet they woad be grateful for the educatioe they wen mosiving. They owed much to the teaching sad supervision of lin. Jones, who, notwithstanding her many years of active service, was, he was theakful to r . M good health sad able to discharge her duties with The company then disposed, after offering their magma- Whitlow to Mini Fayrer. The appearance and molest de meanour of the children gave general satiefseties, red IS was felt that if the work of the society were more fully realised by the minibus of the established *lurch, it would soon be able to extend he eperstions. At present there era 154 orphans la its etheole,_ bat there is accommodation a mock larger number. We trout that the rabbi' s win shortly remedy this nadadrahle stem of things. LAM INTELLIGENCE. (TRW DAY.) 001 JUT OF COMMON PLEAS. ttiams at NW Pilo. in Londen.—(lßekes Lard add Juries rale aad 4sthl Jury.) M 1.1101411. AMMO 1111 IMIM AID MOM= For may years mot the grimaces of rectal jormk Loodea sod Liars; bat room espseially to her bra the sawed el daily complier Some jades have symtolldsed the with ipscia ther a e riea eous onghs philate to ; m aw thie.hews hi li trat i they Wire not on the 80€111119a _Ng Mili s ft that ease their hardships would be =Mk urreuel, a i d ens tarsal judge has meetly told the oomplabieets tus Y might lie as well to suffer in milers, bream he believed Ira la itrielams they were not oak liable to be earomemd ea wail ta iwr u ias se at present, bat eke to ha hieleded ia L Oa urea. Chief Judie, Etio, during a pare tads mosidep, u m . unidered hr sorra upon the matter tow i is the box. He told am that to all parte of the emus Landes sad libillseex, the mean was to sumo 36 .. dsamd M ^ awl ley all the spseM pray err whilst in Look. ama St lemma were samaraed rob ors. It was spates of as " privilege" of Leedom sad Hallam that they plows their an pawner Stems bet than meld be se drat ambit Inflated rry w prat headeldp, sod ts berm weld anelsereed why the_ hir ei gos tber vil tr of tag doss, they net la aladed to the if thi s w they woad nesantoe a panel at anathema fer five or sit days. Mee ',mkt try all the spar:ll4/ mese that eine ea trine that time. sad Om be drobergel. If this made ware Wei ea, there would Ise ao lee el tire, mad the softy *SKI would bets soma 'fleet rerommated by h. Ise War Ices et thee. Acormlies to tise pr imetios it los anavoldahle that spreisl jurymen bad b le w". sewed dare ' at limes fee their ease ermine oe. sod mare only to has la the meat that they were Ed swami, es law we Ira hem m and that they would be remairocnsd d thez were awls word. Mold whet steps they raid take to b.lO abeas ill aa e alteration. The Lord Chid J6lOOll said that if the amount of LW. ship whisk the marient esesplerts led him to infer misl4 he had se dcsibt that them who Battered raid men AM a way d making their wishes known. A *yam said that be hod then in his yard Ave ems. mows to rived upon special juries, sad madam 'etyma complared that they bad frequently at the sum tires sum mosses to Mend in different courts. The eabrot the& deopped, bat probe* only to risers, in some riot slaps ; and it rosy be added Matt ires do oeleat tensphinte whir are beard at every step Mks& le Jura of the proaration of the dui C r y rea r from the trio pada odours to the &protease of the jurors ie Us box. It is to those arasiated with the systole that core agaoiu.d attempts at impternaint her est bra made. SECOND 00IIRT. Mho at NW PrisslaLiadia: 7 4i3efore Mr. Julies Dyke sad a Omission Jury.) TOMO .10101 A. Ossiphiste bars several times boa made to hie lordship =dthde 'Wog that several of the jamas lad sal at all. sad the duty ealsoqueotly fell more bir wily spas those who did stand. In omega/mos of thus sempleiste the whole of the peril was this morning trelal over. sod the sbeentess were deed 40s. sash. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ware Yr. Oomminsioser Genlimn.) a is LORD TRONAB MAAR CLODDY. Tao WM•isdPiast dater sommons against the mini lord, who h deeeribed u formerly of Chnelsadoemse, Hyde-perk sod now of Dieppe, in the empire of Peens, The plaintiff is Mr. Robert Swan, patterns°, of Rothbury. ism Yorpeth, in the oonnty of Northumberland, wlr shims • num of 1,9231. from the noble lord. There w as eppearesse oe the part of the defeedant. This is orrice, lint to en ad of bankruptcy, and the usual oak me made. 111 RE 11:1312 COLINAS. Tho bankrupt was a wise sordsast. of 2 2 . Rollonito4 sad d Ossloor.oquars. Bromptos. He bad fia es trissarsi sad assagor to Y. Blood* wiso e bsrtss fortsse to be a orainso for 12.0001., for hooey lost to ths briltrupt. hoarding to s stamina Formed by thaw. Best *were, the swept* liabilities ars newly 40,11191. and as dirtied is sot liksly to *:sad la. in nos pm( TM Impost 11111ditOr is roman* Menlo,e of Part fit. Xar Bans, whir claims sssssb to HOW. Tbh ass the mini( for seasihatioa and discharge .1 11111 balhass.shost sot bo Mod, as Um applionies Ph Begley. for tho solgosos. anicuirod is by Kr. E. Rad , fa the baskrapt, at sfssamasst woo ordered. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The Meow Amnia pas& emidowe of the pews fee the comity of comaiemeed morn* et the fkadoorhouee, Olerkeswathsmem, before Mr. Baikal, Amiethot-Jadge, &ad a beach of magiethatee. The Weeder mobiles the semis of 82 erliegen Committed foe trial. ef whom 69 were bidicted for felony, sad 13 for mthlemeases. THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) SHORN ISMIP.—DIPORTAIIT TO WILT WNW" infigna, oanggia, fro. Yr. Blekette, monitor, of Froderiekatreet, road, accompanied by Mr. Love, the chief constable of the Royal Bondy for the Preveation of Cruelty to Annals, attended before Mr. Tay noun, to mks tut application for • essimosa in the late one of shorn sleep. Mr. Ranh& rid—l am laminated by the Royel Bede* for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal., to apply to YOU, sir, for • summons spina Yr. Thomas Akan, for of Black Bourton,Oxforlahire, town/ a charge et away Moat* certain shorn sheep by exposing them at the Yen trephilima Cattle Mutat to the *old atmosphere on the SO ult. The socrity, agreeing with and acting upon your den adios al y, that • pose ease of malty had ben proved, feel they would fan short of their duty if they not endeavour to ix the offence area some pence or eon& You, air, have stated clearly that an chime was eon milted, but that the salesman charged as Friday was etot the *feeder, and you Intimated that the owner was the penis who should have been charged. The society, harden deem it Incumbent ape them, s us defiance is your jodpiest, and in the exercise of their fuer Beare, to take pcooeedings against much owners, and they purpose to call fa rapport d the charge the son of the win man, who, you will remember, proved that the sheep was conigned to his father by lir. Akira. It is far, however, is sok* you for this summons to state that, ;bough we ebl produce eevidenceshowier an act of cruelty tree committed, there will be cooaderable difficulty is proving that the tinier, Mr. Akan, was guilty of ouch °ince, as cannot pretend, sir, that the cruelty courts fa shearing the sheep per en. It canasta is their expostue when nom. Now the question will arise who did really expose them. The owner will prove that he pat a wars coming or flannel jacket on them, and seat them in thh state to the salesman. This was, I think, shown wham the came was beard. He may eves say that if the shaman bad sot takes the warm jar an off there would have bin am :or= mid that in reality the salesman exposed theme to the GAL Now, fir, as you have dr Bided that the man who did remove the were is not reepossible we must endeavour to prove t tat Kr. Akira, the owner, though be appan 2 6 2 Ibe she wild jackets, and though oa the 2 Vrr isd an many miles distant when these animals wee &feriae extremely from exposure to cold, ly ierhelem really and ectually liable for the ow don of his agent, the naleorman, in this matter. In dr foresee to you, eir, the society in ask* for noon feel bend through me to make this explanhou and they fie' sheet me to say they shall be glad to proceed, if you think the efilesef theory and slight evidence alluded to vlll justify them in pursing the matter in the dentin lay aged bi you in year deans of the caber day. HA D'Eyseourb—Tbws will be a difficulty in the matter es yea ley, Mr. Riehetts Rat I in of opinion that the no loar los ism monk at preempt ia bringing the metier ender Tax It xraiseurr Hours= Ace.—The second 'bonehead the 40•1$• and thus shedding to init en sod 'I reading of Mr. Ooze bill for ameroling the hibb• Hew =did that bee bees mean on for easy that 1M Closing Act (1860 is fixed for the lit of Yarn. that the mere intimation of my opiutoo ow THE Voutirrsias. —Lord Hartington, by • a Cir- 89000 that the patios two cuter dated the 10th int., informs woommaading officers al n f r ivi T' s Ywitri crusty will be eoougk er, I eseht__,._“ ... 7 had_prry! by high scientific authority. by mph es at parent, an d iii "Rilpucl,Wirthem"sewthat4Armrltaritall latiom arisr dfartrituknestriGrairseasa• r ocuipsama tbat ifso other came was brought before me I should to Whet a fine. Nov that the 'abject Ye hoe are to apply to the voluotair force. Ms these wins m y i m p or tant s it uti te xt . ere m a n i n the died o bse=tilated, ww.,..d disc . use d iou bt e t tl e tak prwam - i --e ehea will upc po w t h is it ter°, tad cewieh li . which Ice now nearly swim nate° to try thoeslamern a trien o i:dves, bat if it is not you will ore the Wimbiedos systems. There are to be outer', loess exessie will bare " the _ bus mind generally. l an " wk.% cm° Ism's"' is the fret, second. and third pert'' d *aloe Hist tbe mated Matter net as it is at pr bye of in the first tour se formerly, and the phut* are e. nv te nnn . n ni twcs tiww% ,a, e g i i•i n d. n i nin fac em gee ktritiret.hweit Mr. Mielosite sued alter that intimation trues his wanly a n ri n i n - in n t — nm s — feei T ados a . '"'" be eve l/001d bai Int reihd appasitioo the cam fart: , •; ;oke bat im lt in e riametievel.lfs. et eight, and the &nein, sight hot bestow! el Li. Reel. meats armed with Os Esfield will oily Ire ur ec to KO nab, Yr. Lon said be ha to apply to his worship for • ear mans as • similar *bugs. bat of more meat date, apish • butes"( to 900 acc"cal maw ate ew m brow and the *wen el the seism& Tbe difficulty while 11. ' w ad " 651-1 / 743/1 75° f le i t et i " • tbe tee C c the athir mpftna in the last candid mi.. is Nl* far the 0 " 111 ewes are see tarsi • points" far Eafield are—. woo tbird else, 36 ; nemed clew, 30 ; sad le the o f se elide ___ La tel da_„ ea I egs.Cyt eewst ad ebe n s e e teete in nw ee n o wt. the sierimmesb Ude, 20. The "beet shoe" (Wee et wa g — m LIE = the three pie) ie the fillers who " 4 " " K" w hit ' Kr. tnigscor.— Yea mod bear is wad is taking then la_ . „..__ s taie sewed mad Ain einem (the sompoi and thirdierieb) precomiges you sie mammas that which bee bees a nseate mosed The wiffi alim the =er g ore l ir itt erei thie lli ani ha the rsai- ve adidd te r rig". I 6.a. say that Pweedic°ll are as/ tie len paw sod secenery. las esi I eft talon at ISO yards. sad see 700. Th e plats be be wok aka ", mak sad ibis " win be m i l o n ani—Wei *lame. .2 ; asesoll, 40; and fink ill. No vein- 7"' One proorm=aay one that may hare comma Om lose rielnial. si yet armed with the Whitworth. Mows lad weep ampants map 116.06 with has or short liolields. but '",,r;;;;;,.. Ile. bgpei. - wa rs We •sums with whichever weeps they as The regulating to fib win be viewed with if ARLBOROIIGHZTREET. irthhellet. as so land Whabisiss" bassweselease while maw= Ilsassmsrusr. =MA " and " system folios, black oil to be Ale x er ea llese. o4 : woe se wig* ilioserst. se posh of time was somoll *ergs& beim Mr. with Wein is story the leigob mg inehre to lie iftwasse nit Ilhe idradmis. bar 4 110 1 sr 919 0 Dig ork to Ds V 111 to N. a. w Q N. des I• a a it mar eara Lil ti wil • a • P • 1 rsr 17 fi 9 I a • • I • • al 4 mo S. • • I • 4 Ir N[ or err Is M sa roe kW es rer 91. Ir. It hil pa▪ .. es ' i MP M. r Isr