The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-15 00:00:00

„.-s, / 171 - . .• 2 THE • raEOP 36 9 , , . ... M OLD CHAINS.-JOHN BROODEN bets live in • country for which they have no peiitimil thshist ingerherli 1 I 6to call the atesation ct the piddle to Os YOP oat IN. _ e ..„„t li seal& selll ' VOICE which he &these with Odd Gaud Chains pardons& at Pleeneas ...es i n w hi ch hays seleally utter Ids man : a & Ol• apart, living in the past, while their neighbours doec. Thom lo 'hi , 1 to workmanabip at pattern chain, 64 inches 1001. • To OS) ant gold, midden es. • dwt. gra, ea AS M. Std. pee ounce. Mint Prim live in the present or the future, and being scaroaly i slan d w „. oo gif e d affected by those influences at work around them h exs bad any id ea s Tots! 6 which are so potent to treesform English and Ger- to break on the her 1 Upon thls ante% the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE at i t h e to ld a y e actaa ny &tines. a nd gua ranteed to e e purchaser ; mans into American citizens. If the Irish who TM Boitv News , jeheliTeedu'leektelthuodieraa,„dimatelereellee se th w erkmeeektP go out to the United States were more capable of trains reported 1 I I . only, which is to the intricacy or simplicity ot .. yesterday's mail, the p BEOGIOLIC Ooldsmith.-Manutactory , MI, being assimilated in character to their resign- that , nut him. b siennettsavese, Covent-gsrden, London. getablished aro. MIL bout., i N.B. This establishment is closed ate in the evening, and on mo we should hear little or nothing of wed those aoo tutu-dap at 1 reolen Fenianiam. That imposture must die out before &boat gm „„a „A 1 long ; and although the men who live by it will in, when we seem I • d RS. WATHERSTON and SON, Goldsmiths and Jewell'''. attempt to protract its existence by the perpetration the deeds of Engl Have Ready for Inspection a Great variety of JEW ELLY.RY, of mischief, there is no reason to fear that they tier; in en Loll • IY ot the Latest Design', suitable for I 1 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS andNEW-EARS GIFTS. will be able to inflict more than temporary annoy- had told tie V ! we should ha IR Pallssall Emit, S.W. onceand slight injury on the British Province must reed the WINTER OVERCOATS of the BEST most obnoxious to their attacks. weekssinos, sr dr Hsextuara so kept for inspeation or ssis at HAMILTON and slifreurrs, ..--------.-•-s- ------- creaky, done not one v Tom and ap Overcoat ilaltisrs, st or comet: lea, sraAND , post Exeter nan. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. to women ~ It 11 y . ONDON mast have a SUPPER and MUSIC .I.i ZOOM tor Gentlemen. -Remember, we wait for you at (THIS DAY.) produced can etc they have really 1 • •., EVANS,” after the Coventimrden Opera, tend the Theatres --0.-- : that the arrival t ill 1 li t Ha sillOßY's MECH. Brigadier by Go• /the 'l d ? V , preg Ai ii. explain The Times thinks that is the o exigencieser wise ss of . the orato rgible i the explicit egv id beey s s e s ..--..-- TO CORRISPONDENTS. speeches et Mr. Bright. His long digression at Binning - the troops i ham, on Wedneeday, about Mr. Adderley and Sir John Eyre's reply t doellsentente ed tor Express " London griming • ~,...., ... am ' beat the co" t o. g aneee t ee teest. In, E we rancogno, was t 0550......... repel t he accusation that he evidence of the =llea the day or pedketion. is the leader of a repnblken party, and the o n th ex. as would have t"' .- -- -- ' - ' ---- ---- prosaic's' which led to the use of the epithet are that a date of p HATIRAZILIT. accounted for by the neormity of producing en Antigua white Tate ammo, THE OVERLAND ROUTE . Mows. Beek. immediate 'fleet. The plainer' with which he stated have led to adr Back- c• Motown. and Com ; Headlines Mathe Snow- his siratheallad dee+ Wlio co t IM) COCK 105114 te e. M and wishes on the subject of reform entitles him to credit. gond Freud% lira C. -.And MT HUSBAND'S GHOST. The repeal of the game laws, a system, for the education at proceedings as t ------ vitniCaient. the children of the poor at the national expense , the abo li• whatever may I Qum wpm eirm-Aeser wh i r l, it is Boa of the Irish church, some =described legislates in the production . 1 : Me SVlRme'riManilla Lod lord', andextinction of suchposed EZYZE TOO LA TO MEND. Magda VththC G. • favour of the tenant against la I , the as T. Wed, D. Monet, b. amass, P. Villiers. .7 . 43. snore, G. Miff- way, and R. Wiliam : Manes I. Moore and E . Rodgers. LYCEUM. pauperism ;it Ls in order that such things may be done, to cope with, • Mx. Bright says, that a =Mice voters should be added to stituthig a milli these already on the register. The Times does sot imagine The Vivre i Tins Bvmrreo, TEI DAY AFTER THE WEDDING . Mr. end Mn.s C. S umma —BUY BLS& Mews. Yachter, Emery, that any proposal will be made, mush less carried, which colonists in the Yinpanick, Butler, Ramos& usd Clifford . Mesdames Larou will put a million of new voters on the register ; but even if 'inmost shoe and D000•11L—Aod TEI ILLUSTRIOUS STRANGLE. it were done, it would be doubtful whether it would pro. few weeks, till -.------.---- duos an alt eration in the legislature 'efficient to ear the be known. If i HIGH WAY= AT LONDOII.III.IDOIL memos Mr. Bright desires ; and it is certain that the Jamaican aim i • Yarn DAT —. Morels& Mx Oct. - „Afternoon. Ols. Ms. jai • : To-troasow-- Bones% Oh. 4500..... ADROOOO. Id SM. measures themselves, if peeled into law, could not bring of acting unde 1 ..-•-•------.. about the social coosequesices he leap for. dad be P unish The speech is described by the Daily News as one of the meantime, Er LONDON, FRIDAY; DECEMBER 15. most agg Mil ,%i f D a the most power ful, Mr. Bright ever luminaries of ..--..- delivered. The hen. gentleman is one who is only roused which they he I . ONCE or twice within these few weeks we have to political action by the sight of injustice to be defeated The latest n had to caution the public against the exaggerated and an Gamey to be overcome. The charge of republioan it is clear Sir I accounts which reach this country from New York rosette= alleged to have boon made against him by Sir soon le to ( of dangers alleged to be impending over Canada in absurd J. Pakington and Mr. Adderley was one of the most shore, seldom that could be devised, and deserved the sharp. be met with r c ' ' 1 ' 1 the form of a Fenian invasion from the United sees of the reprisal. It is not the Queen who stands the cos of Go States. Thee* rumours, itleeell entl7 renewed, between the unrepresented and the political privilegen immediate lass an obvious purpose of the Fenian managers, to which they aspire, and the people know it. Indeed, boys from the ' 4 1 and in the same proportion injure the interests of it has lately been observed by one of the ablest to doom men i 1 Our Canadian brethren. Emigrants will not go of our conservative oontempossies, that the Quails is days and wee b y pre f er ence t o a coun try b e lieved to be in p e r. never mentioned with more warmth of personal regard than lions in cold 1 , • the newspapers which advocate popular principles and from any re petual insecurity, nor will investors have that con- , in I . IAOL . Mr. B Oht very Inn •in thorns,' the doubtless coo fidence in the bonds of the province which its great I : , ,-- was . . happy . - . /I, resources and the good faith of its people wou l d county into resisting as revolatioomy such an extension of Nelson, whet t • . I otherwise justify. Most of the false reports come, the suffrage as Lard Aberdeen, Mr. Sidney Herbert, the Eyre or repel as we have said, from New York, where there e-e Duke of N joined a few years sea to propose. His reflections however, apply jest as ignorant Irish who abound there. It pleases on this point, emftitle, air George InLeuwimoh.to"hair.SirLowje":4l Th e open ji Kr' gelemew these poor deluded creatures to learn, that although mot _ British authority cannot be shaken in it is wisest Ireland, • an to Sir John Pekin' gton,sad the Daily News Emperor o f to look for opposition to reform from N ew s the more timid and selfish sections of the middle class as the .a a y blow is about to be struck at it in one of our out- well as from that languid set whose weariness of satiety, recognition c lying provinces. A stronger reason, however, sad desperate p i ma of pleasure . Mr. Br i g ht g ratr ib e g nowtriumph I , for the publication of false news is found in with re mach met. The Daily News does not believe that aid gen , the profit which its', circulation brings directly to the greet middle clam will deny the su ff rage to that pew- ; News hopes the Fenian treasury. The people who manage the of o f the unrepresented population which is best quell , b e extreme .. fled to me it by independence and intelligence ;if the con- r ag e , oopc 9 . Fenian organisation have hired one of the hand- : I 1 1 teary proves the case then we shall have a s o c ial war des soonest buildings in New York at a thousand owed, he . with , deceive poi i a month. Their dupes, who are encouraged to carried cc , no doubt, weapons very dd. xaat i tao aa foment from thou e which were resorted to in 1832, but a d u n a , to look in, find rooms sumptuously carpeted, French war which will probably have more (Waitrons and mom f a - o - f v. i ii polished desks with brass fittings, and purple lasting ideate. shrink aid morocco chairs • and, reading in their newspaper The Poor refuses to Mr . Bright the crown 01 oratory. Th. Ti m I that business is ' daily transacted there with all the Re is too dogmatic to be enumoritotioel end too "Arne" f or turning regularity of an established government, go away el' to be ”"" uise • The r e ii not within the feet is the first ' .Icorners of h i s last speech one sentence that rime to the believing that they have seen the beginning of the height catastrook of an argument, while it is eminently calculated to the Am . i Irish Republic, and pay up their subscriptions with provoke and embitter opposition. There is sot the smallest too, thg 1. I a l acr ity. But it cannot be expected that th e y will probability that any measure for modifying the represents-. m i sr re to • • always be willing to pay for the privilege of look- live system which answered to Mr. Bright's expectations ' . ing at • lot of clerks busily occupied in doing would, if it were introduced, be pasted by parliament is t hi ng to the falai the present temper of public opinion. While the govern- we are ' l' . ' ' . . , nothing. Something must be done out of doors t is collecting statistics, the country is collecting in- to give an appearance of reality to the imposture. va t en ation f the motto 11 - h in the o f h erreeeme thtmisi" . , The Irish arrests and the Dublin trials have lately reform, and notably from M g. r. w lir l i c ght's speeches. WM d i m / An ti I been turned to good account. The Fenian ma- The Telegraph speaks of the masterly logic and magnif . ne k ton ' I'l stagers were shrewd enough to send a little sent eloquence of the speech, and of its usefulness above tally and t 1 i I money to the old country for the defence of the any that even Hr. Bright has delivered, in that it mite love Le ‘ them prisoners, and it has proved a good investment, since of country, loyalty to order, and social concord above the w i th 22.0 A II I for every dollar so transmitted they have received exciting battle-cries of party or the dangerous fervour of roil open, political patriots. Such an event closes the liberal ranks, i ' I four orfiveinadditionalsubscriptions. This stimulus, and must make the country move altogether and without The dii however, will soon fail, and it will be necessary to marks th i 1 ' appre h en si on to the next stage of its civil progress. provide some other. A raid into Canada would The Star puts in other words the questions which Mr. q ii i ig n ,, t admirably answer the purpose. An organised in- Bright offers to the tories. Did you ever, he appeals to them, more hardl y vasion of the province on a really formidable scale record a vote for any one of the grog measures over which Dover , 1 . would not be permitted by the Government of the Yon younelvea now rejoice 'swell as we ! You cannot say you aggeva - did. Did you ever fail to vote against each and every „, ma t " United States, and there is no reason to believe one of them? You cannot say you did. Whereas we are .-22 t now al rich you would have kept us poor. Wherean we neck n o r{ tile kind. They have too keen a amass of the value ore now progressive and prosperous, you would have of ready money to fritter it away in that manner. made us re t r ograde and miserable. We are peaceful weather But some movement which might serve as a pretext -you would have obstinately given us up to intaglios • of I t . \ for the assertion that Canada was invaded would discord. We are loyal-you would have driven us into mgm eo ,„. be revolution. You see yourselves what the like of you have ou l' uim • no doubt be very useful, and for that reason it is made of other countries. Mr. Bright is the last man who co mm a probable that it will be attempted. A raiding and • I 1 1 • would desire to revive memories which are humiliating to robbing expedition would answer the purpose ex- actly, and, as th e Toronto Globe observes, "the his opponents, but his justification for hid present attitude is in the attitude of those opponents. The " New York Herald is at the service of the Fenians - Retain "to magnify • raiding party into an immense THE CATTLE PLAGUE. the re "army, and to represent the robbery of a bank When the number of weekly cases has advanced to 5,000 p2L, B. 1 1 ' II "agency or a store, and the burning of a house or possible, the Times argues , not to fear that the wont is y et t o for "two, into one of the greatest victories ever won." and the total number of deaths exceeds 30,000, it is im• D r . , . to come. and that we can form no estimate of the evil in clturel 1 ;1, . We wish we could induce one or two of our infl ii- -% tore Failing expediente, and with science all but help. have ential contemporaries to consider how really, less, * our great agriculturists have to fall hack on common any si though unintentionally, they play into the sense. Every possible arrangement is recommended to fmm id eo t i • of the disease. and t hands of impostors when they reproduce the prevent cattle being the disseminators Inquiry is not to rest, and the Veterinary College entreats Chris extravagant stories of the Feni a n p ress with the I 1 s anction of their authority. It is not only that that it may have live or dead examples of the disease. As to l o i r e the transport, everything is to be done to reduce it to that were the credit they give to these reports makes it easier n dead meat, and dis much insisted on that the cattle may i t b. ( for the Fenian leaders to swindle the hard-workin g make only one journey on their way to the CO•10•01r. Clan 1 Irish labourers, mechanics, and eorvant girls of the But prohibition and stoppage will not go far towards an right • I United States, but trouble is caused to the effectual remedy. There ought to be a continual •of I W oan TG Canadians, who deserve all our consideration. information between the great centres and every home" The mere necessity of making provision against steed in this kingdom. The Times presumes the inspee- l eg tors are bound to send up a full description of every we Let i l' the arrival of plundering parties from the other side of the frontier throws on the Canadians burdens which the find sufficie nt l y y onerous, f or of coming as they do just after those imposed on eases any thence grain significance. The tom • them ten months ago by the duty of guarding inspectors combine the func tion. with all the particulars that may have a bearing upon it ; re and that there are officers whose businsea it is to sift these o ff s of • few cues may suggest important coincidencer ni The th of : l of both judges and Ode their neutrality against the Confederaten. Happily coroners, and as every trial and every inquest is duly re- w i : t e i , ported, then ought to be sub a report upon the death of ; 1 .i I 1 there is no ground for the assertions recklessly every diseased head of mule. made by one or two wayward newspapers in The Herald contends that our main hope lies in those 1 ba the s g; ' Canada respecting the footing which Fenianism preven tive measures which the Royal Agricultural Society i one 1 ' I ' has gained in the Province itse lf. The Toronto iargedthe g overnment to adopt, and which the chairman of yes Glube affirms that " Fenianism ha s not taken root th e Smithfield Club dinner tacitly admitted were the only I t " C ana d a . animals, ins; in There may be a mere handful of oars ava ilable. Careful nursing of diseased 1 i I :• I . I " our Roman Catholic population sympathising cleanly keeping of healthy ones, a curtailment of the trade Th, in live beasts, an extension of the trade is dead moat- I nee " with the Fenians , but the mass of o ur Irish sorb . were f t . t i :llggeStiono which Lord Spencer made to his • 2 , . - . 1 "Catholic fellow-citirens are loyal. The clergy of " the Romish Church have spoken out against Arnusg friends . - ms . " Fenianism, and it would be difficult to point Out THE WM MIA MAIL. 0 Le 01 , "•• respectable Roman Catholic in the whole In one respect, the Timer remarks, the voyage of Camel le , , F I Nelson. who ordered Gordon to execntioe, and of Weed •Fe " country who does not supp ort them in doin g Hill, of the 2nd West India Regiment, which was principally „ i ll?' .0 I " so." Several reasons are given for the difference between Canada and the United States in this ea l a gr e ' a against the "r e "' is ill-timed, ea during the in - r o; quiry their presence will be necessary in the island, and L. 1 respect. Not only do the Roman Catholics to it they most at once return. It is in their po wer to ' .1s t I 1 1 of Canada enjoy the fullest political and religious enlighten the government and the public on the caracter li liberty, labouriog under no legal disabilities what- ad the rising, the number of the executions, and the evi. 4, i 1 1 ) ever, but in respect of social position and the feeling deem against Gordon, and it will be desirable that the m of their neighbours towards them their situation / 5 government should et ono akin and make public L 1 much better than that of the Irish Roman ell that as be learnt- With Meth to the Dews fe at 1 from the island, the Times thinks it may be expected , • Catholics of the United States. In other w o rds, that such • meaaure as will pass the present legislature will I , , I they r eadily find their place in the gener al bod y i I I I Eire alr'dw'dii O n t so much to b g government to ti: d in fso ec° a lcmy ar tot f o th e the l'ist of the community, which c annot be said of the future . There is n r , Irish Catholics inthe Union The latter go out and I official scheme fee regulating places of worship. No deal* is • . k . 1 '. 1 • caws att•red po ,e is utioo thir i • idesof the • buds of 1 fetes Dallas including ;bean 1- , Ducal nab— English English la that have them done 1. evidence excuse dly been teal of Oc Governor evidence of # such 1 wan the eerie we been ' panic , dreadful h trona. II WO • untidy the and a Dilitary fwiripfi i tee itv should , till the If the eiminististion • radar the ; punished ; ' , teeter its have, news Henry .4 General seldom does Gordon, 1 inspection the mil>, weeks t. ld blood w. prolonged comprehend ; tho ooi Another reports Atimphani generous hopes that ctrems is 11 opportusiel empire. ivilisation all morel lOW turning oat int exam' nth.. AMeriOAD the farm, 4i to towninte. will can end q► them only 22,000,001 oven, being diameter the 7' ;portant Pus , and th. aggeratioo, will shudder at the discovery that the com munication is exposed to such perils. Narrow as the channel is, such dangers exist, however; for the little kof water is the gut of the great highway, and in bad ither it shows a sea u nuty as can be found in any part world. The Sataphire's accident must be the occa- A fresh guarantees, demanded and given, that the beet ships, with the very fullest precautions, both me chanical and mar;ne, shall be adopted on these lines of de Globe has reason to believe that Sir John =illy and Sir Francis Baring will shortly be elevated to Peerage. Da. PUSEY ON THE UNION OF THE ROMAN AND tOTENTANT CHURCHTA. —Writing to the Times, the Rev. Posey says :—" I am in no positi o n which entitles me f or mulists terms upon which the English and Roman lurches might be united. In regard to the Greek we 'e nothing to ask for but intercommunion. But, also, statement of details might tend to distract men's minds i the central objects. Letthe English mind once grasp the , that healthful re-union of the church may be possible. _ the overpowerisg greatness of the thought of an united Christendom dawn upon it even from afar as • thing to be hoped and prayed for, and our strong English practical Anse and tranquil steadfastness of purpcee will, by Gals mercy, be • great instrument in His hands of realising what it has conceived. Let it once &Deceive of the reunion of Ibristeedom as • practical object, as it did of large 'ghteous questions in our century—the admission of ,more catholic' and dissenters to the full rights of citizen ,or tbe repeal of the corn laws—and the difficulties be half surmounted. There are clouds enough gather tz make Rome, too, feel that union is strength. there once be an earnest desire for • healthful lion on the part of England, and, I have good ground believe, terms which we Dodd conscientiously ter, and that without derogation to any law of s state, would be accepted. Even the thought . the possibility of our reunion, there is reaso n to think, might hinder any fresh declarations which would be an obstacle to it, such as a dogmatic defi nition of an part of the vast Marian "yearn, or of the per sonal infallibility of the Pope. Above all, the longing for the cessation of these divisions must gain for us fresh favour from Him who prayed for His disciples, "That they may be one, even as we are one," and He, the God of love and peace, who alone can put into men's hearts thought' of pesos and love. will accomplish the desire which He himself inspires—E. B. Puma." ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.— The following members of the college, having undergone the seesmary examinations for the fellowship on the 21st and 23rd nit., were reported to have acquitted themselves to the satistsction of the court of examiners, and at • recent - nesting of the council were admitted fellows of the college, viz.: Messrs.. John Junes, Prinoes-street, Leicester-square, diploma of membership dated July 26, 1147 ; Robert Mason. L.S.A., Thomas-street, Woolwich, February 11, 1848: Henry &schemers' Edward Schroeder, army. JOY 36, 1852 ; James Earl Moreton. Terr is. near Chester. April 11, 1 853 : Joseph Williams, L.& A. Brent ford, February 27, 1857 ; Alexander Mums MacDougal, LR.C.P., Bernard.street. Russellsquare, April 29. 1857 ; James Vincent Bell, ILD., St. Andrews, and LR.C.P., High-street, P.ochester, April 11. 1861 ; Henry Thomas Leselsseter. M.D. London, Gaergnstreet, Croydon, April 16, 1861 ; Ebeoeser Ludlow. on, Ro N.B. Lo Infir- Ilml7. Bristol, May 7, 1862 ; and William Johnson Smith, L.& A., Wisbeech, May 9, 1862. The next examination for the fellowship will take place May, 1866. GIVING • CHARACTER — Humboldt Register, after speskieg of an old friend who is about to leave for New York to sell mining claims, winds up in the following style :—" After a long acquaintance, we do not hesitate to reoommend him to our friends in the Eest, to the extent of being responsible for anything may steaL" mem Yesterday was the fourth anniversary of Prince Consort's death, and the occasion wad observed Windsor with more than usual solemnity by Majesty the Queen and the various members the royal family. In the morning her Majesty the rest of the members of the royal family who at the Castle repaired to the Mausoleum of late Prince Consort, in the grounds of Frogmen lodge. The interior of this magnificent place of tore had been previously prepared for the Queen', °option, a number of chairs, ho., having been seat fain Castle for the purpose , wh ile the ste p s leading to she trance of the porch were covered with a crimson carpet. very solemn serviee, at which the Hon. and Very Rev. I Dean of Windsor officiated, was performed in the chaml beneath the dome, wherein lies the temporary stone MST phaigus cootaining the mortal remains of the late Prince sort. Her Majesty was deeply affected at the seisms moray, and having, with the other members of the family, strewn the sarcophagus with chaplets of is Wks, laurestins, and chrysanthemums, retired the tomb shortly after 11 o'clock. By her Majesty' °ions command the domestics of the royal househol the Castle tradespeople and their families were peed visit the mausoleum between the hours of 12 and 4. mission could only be obtained by ticket, the eatranoe Frogmen, being guarded by the Palace police. The sir' were, however, extremely numerous, and there wee stein stream of people passing between the Long-walk the grounds during the time tired for the admission. I tacky the mistral chamber, containing the temporary cophagnawas partly carpeed, and choice exotics and fib leg plants, such as white WADY', chrysanthemums, were placed round the interior of the mausoleum in 'ion and with excellent effect. Since the last anal great progress has been made with the intern rations, but the greater part of this was concealed from gate of the visitors, portions of the hoarding being @till One of therecesses or chapels abutting upon the central° , her was, however, shown. The arched ceiling of this is decorated with an exquisitely painted picture of bearing the Crass, while two of the side panels are merited with sculptured hes-reliefs of white mi the subjects being the " Expulsion of Adam Eve," and " Moses lifting up the serpent in wilderness." From the ceiling depends a finely worked chandelier, with several lamps attached to it The recesses are, it is said, also in a forward state. The of the dome (which is lighted by windows) is of oc co lour powdered with field stars, the centre beieg by a rich ornament. The marble floor beneath the of the dome has yet to be finished, sad till this I pitted the granite sarcophagus cannot be used for ception of the Prises' s remaius.—Times. DF.PARTLII.I OF THE PRINCE OF WALKS YIUNCE ARTHUR FOR BRUSSILS.—(THIS DAT. , morning shortly after 7 o'clock his Royal Higl Prince of Wales , aocompanied by Priem Arthur tended by Lord Harvey and Colonel Kopl, left borough House, en route for Bromide, to pe be King Leopold's funeral. Their royal bigheemes accompanied by Lord Sydney and General Grey, Majesty the Qtutee. ETON COLLROS. DAT.)—Thil the school clawed for tbe Christmas vacation, scholars, numbering u pwards of 800, commenced, the college for their,homes. Darin the departure boys the streets of Windsor sad Ewe bad a ter hook, owing to the number of Bye and carriages suddenly into requisition. The vacation is Ave - I will tostainoto on the 17th of January. • EVSNING, DECEMBEIt lb, 1865 . FRIDAY D AY . INT t 1 bed troublesome. hat the Procter lEbt Court. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. th ree clays, with starlight nights and (generally) ens speeches is to premeds these who --..-. ---e--- clear sunny mornings. At 6 this morning th e (THIS DAY. I them, and not to legislate elleinst • WINDSOR CASTLE, Dec. 14. THE LYING IN STATE OF THE LATE theakometer marked four degrees below zero. Thi s . --,-4.--- e more to be said, except that the Prince Arthur arrived at the Castle this morning, KING LEOPOLD. is a very pleasent inauguration of aby no means ' COURT OF COMMON t he anquil, sad that no one seems to . ,_„ _ Elphitiotooo. The ividependance Beige contains the following . early w i n t er . owl as Nist Prim in Leedom- I t storm from home which was shortly 1 stA.Aw"" by 110° ` The English mail did not arrive to-day ; I hear Justice Erke and a Spec. Is of the authorities. The prima of Wake also arrived at a little before 2 relative to the lying in state of the body of the late theeadi by Lieutenant -Colonel Koppel. King of the Belgians : of an accident to the packet boat, but the letters are Worm V. THI UST tic, imi *erne of the revolting accounts of • d'cicc k • 6 tiffs in this cove were uph Yesterthey and today the public have been admitted to expec t e d t hi n even i ng . y the Jamaica Standard , brought hi 1 I: T h al Qtrueon\e"uratiminlidFrogMbyothrete en ro d yal re t tnan il li y ed , w" ior t to el l e ore the mortal remabos of the King. One of the halls of o l le the g li Ked.read, and they one Deluding the statemeet that it Beth i after which, by her Majesty's command, the mew" I the Broads ha. Palace , the trawdgrandomyeedilowintosaloo:, chaps la the en from 500 to 600 whipped, and that I time , 0 ,,,,, i le me opene d for p The Bonne, after a alight fall from the closing prices of yesterday, closed rather better. tzomitr. Y. ohunbem o p f iiin a Quiti o si hT m e ara.d ot jmo t i: e . for the ,t 1 " e / s idtethholarehwl.,7erwer,7l;anot ee lesi ars - e u - I hold' and some of . the th e ro m ys e l mbs trrdes °f peop her lot est W y in s dsor iwwl.to irde " nte. st*r it is covered with black, and upon the i ••••••= -"''._ THE COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL. . Vero Boneymaa, for the &feu. i see end things se these written down . : lof the King. The hares are conceded with crepe, sad the ber ler- 1 a I lamon dsit L i t and tee m gy mo th r e t tr . for the memory of the i mpan n e are displaye d the inns of Belgians and the arras LISP OF TRE SUFFERERS. . * c m geglwigale ' P= 1001. Tot i . sh soldiers, English sailors, English ____ only light which the hall engine is that of thousands of DOVER., PEWS MORNING , t e m b o ss were th at the plaintiffs ° . -dges secur to ft: • ih colony ,t If • mooth ago • foreigner _The ,._ Queen has remained in complete retirement at the tatters. Tb• body of his Majesty , ar ra y ed in the g rand The Seraphim is now lying at the mouth of the F a "We emenise of gangs_ 7 hat such things could be, how `Jaswe' -- a scorned him. And now we The Prince of Wales visited the Kiog and Queen of Por. unif y orni , lieg of a o gee . i:el sts o ui ffiosr bei. , conmaanding the heii in ey -eldet whi e c t h th ie e nes ._ b o or, almost • wreck. Her pat bowie aeMp - Miely Ways iba WNW , was *Tr no a as done by ourselves not five fugal at a m ide , . R o t e l, yesterday mor ning, la The /unerioan torque s bows evidently have bees against the wall. On the breast glitter the oeesiderah - em bedded in i ses . o de ; w an d, kuumg le not in penalty but in " prectution ;Ma R o yal Highness, attended by 13eutenant-Colonel ly at ali W, drew a ri ts ia te far 171. 10e •; • insignia of the chief deooratioss of the led Kin. l i on (l Vt t e " Soott. y thi for PWa lsol. After al, m me metenees, it is maddered marvellous that the ship Zi g - genda, theY got tli fence of violence, but on suspicion of K o ppel, afterwards went to Windsor Castle, to visit the ' The other ornaments, which are very annuroui, are •••• ad of soaping ;as done by Englishmen Queen . a ft er on • table at the side of the bed. The concourse of persons " a ea nut a mn P letel Y Mr her ' etel drown everybody That Vr ies /ra g: l elr i l i te d batistitm the , e not potable het any evidence to be The Prince returned to Idarlboroughateuse in the who aro desirous of osnrowylound once more the foetuses og wagon board. The Faaay Bok was under all sail at the time, um such deeds as some of these are, if noon . the fi rst Bins of the Belgian . te enormous. The mgemmes , and running down Channel with a fair wind at about 8 Xt. Lethe'stheque wis pretest* , i, se d be al ode sued the plaintiffs u, • ei 9 bens, when the Sonothire, which is • • very swift beat done. But we may at least export Lord jag . . . interview --- wi th lnw ard have hold over if the chse. of Colonel Nelsen, who wee nominated a h a d an the Right Hon. Rix dimPlaYag by tits population al Brussels, and by inialbbanta . boat, and steams at nearly 16 knots, attempted to crom eeleraneldon ono of the a George Grey at the Home-ollioe, yesterdey, to present a o f other provinces who have come for the same purposeos , _ ho al their cheques had boon c oos ot there being DO funds., both o e fT r he facto 'u w p i o li n wfunihichishheuprocwiesdedth som e " titian hm her Ma j esty ' el i te& hY sheet 4 , 000 inhabitants Peet even to looeatealeaoa Owlet is "m a " , eve n in a n°° t hi lm: u r present bankers. h awful means • " rebellion" in which be granted for animals ordered to be destroyed by order in of the county of Warwick, praying that compenestion may manifestation so creditable, and it is rather wanting in the Kr' Forbes , 6116 5 6161161 rnwi e g et ci the Louder , ChM- . crowd which rogue towards the palmos. We are now 1 h egi ra 10)066diurrwysTsaraorrinwnaeyd` with thantefianPallain inquiry Into 6w W to the d m e p, at the concludoc • ere not , once resisted. Goes/Dor council. speaking of the street. Ode in the palace the mourning . , b a ld that there wss no evidence t the request of the Aesembly for : fads of the plaintiffs' in hand when eea A deputation from a public meeting of farmers' clubs and ieriousneu of the rebellion, is just suchvisitors circulate with calmness. It is (*delisted that not 61:riscrilt th e i r five ih iii ;a ss u cillkw • ars. mossisur n e ns' al ionsist °l the , ;Ill= i VOL , lemplaiatiffs were cousequeetly been node had it been his object to show agricultural soc i e ties , held at St ' jarni"itali' bad an bee than thirty err f''''' thousind --- have Prthented in the ho use of mews. Boehosingr Flom, and Na No. yy. into/view with the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, at the ....eteeeleeeTey te - ' see the royal h v r : g 7 . -- nic existed-like that which prevailed in oninufhoe. „demob upon the subject of the cattle se 11 Boulevard des Capuriass. Paris ; one foreign matirena, , -- COURT OF EXCI is was there, and which would, like this, unknown, both lost overboard at the time or the collie's. plague. The deputation eousisted of Lord Combermere Wisp at NW Pritut-(Before I sdful measure if he could only have pro- (thiun ) , Lord Hill, Lord Leigh, Mr . C. H. Oust, N.P., (m um's eszoiterm.) Found drowned in the cabin : Miss Beises, of YAM* sad • Special o • room. To warrant or eves palliate such , Mr. Clare S. Bead, M.P., Mr. Marshal Moseley, Mr. Wll- AUSTRIA. Kest, sad Me eowed , " lam Kaaba. Neese= Martin ocerta o. cizeireat Frame me I" recorded, the Pehlte of this country, liam Fair, Mr. JOCK Boots, Hr. Rioherd Rornby, Mr. Tkis wet an action to recover - . tidy the Jamaica gasszably, will " It*. Jam Savory, Kr. JOllll B. ChArialllVOT4 l l, Mr. Thomas C. I clear widen°. of an organised conspiracy, their remiss takes place thin afternoon. nes of the alleged neglect In yesterday's sitting of th:lanDie:AOfpw.GereziLaw ali Tli C7 r g. bellial a Gia lta vamib ve bola bees& ether% Yd en iwiesei ts ille WM/ ialwethe enthane d y irbe defeedants pleaded not guilty. As power of the ordinary courts of justice 3 Z h . n i .°, D ttai , Mr _ ..._ ll . •° : 3 2aiddl . .. m et° :' phit 'lla , Henry game, BN *. B.. . aor Mr : addremw prposed thanking the Emperor for the --_--=---- - - --e ILr. Serteent Atkinion and Mr. A such as could only be suppressed by in- idr w . w"• }1 6 • Leeds. 'w` Mt . p/ 17 , - i i .„ --- ,,;:„ . 4.1,4 Kn. September patent WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) es plaintiff ;Ye M. Chambers, try reign of terror. W. C. Spoossr, Mr. G. A. May, Mx. Eroded& S. tarearies, ritheek for the defendant. A insists that the calm confidence of the ROME. FRIDAT, MEN= 16. S A.S. The plaintiff, William Henry C • • Rev. Thomas Sutcliffe, Mr. Thomas Harley, jam., Mr. justices of the policy pursued by the local go-It yeme!of so, .who followed the • • Charles Selby Biggs, Mr. R. H. Masten, Mr. R. C. Ham. W. E . Isi D. ,1L I C eau , * the serviced Mesas. Gray d Wince us to suspeed our judgment for • d, Mr. R. Thunfield Smith, Mr. Joseph MOM, Mr. Yesterday the Papal troops attacked a numerous afire. ... 21 ; 1 1 L es w. 2 - sew. Idi - 1 el theflitth April leat about 11 • the malt of the official investigation can te vessel celled the "Co •• .... G. Cooper , Mr. John Besp, and Mr. C. W. Clay. band of brigands, which they dispersed after two Amni ... Lettr W. t A . N.A. rob - e N.W. - i between London and Rotterdam, f • The Juitoial Committee el the Privy Council eat rata - hours' fighting. Three Roman soldiers were killed. r r iut e rt ,;;;'" ee 'ml 1., 2 ff.w. th - 2 ••• tag same goode. When be got en nis lhe trition vernm or ern i Natraiasim elty, of nee r d s le: 2 se vict verty, day. Present, Lord Chelmsford, Sir E. V. Williams, Sir J. areeosestars. 20.17 W.B.W. 2 NW. rc ell 1 m is lying at Honslydown, he f . the influence of panic, then let such coo- coteue, and sir /annum reef. Tamest .... 10.711 64 E. I XIII. 06 - 1 ba th s. place among the men env d ; but is it too much to ask that, in the SPAIN. pipe Clear •. 30.76' ea N.& 2 N.N. 1 .... i . taverposi ... WS N. 1 W.N.W. cm .. i :Be writ aft to give the delivery - ter Hall shall moderate its bray, and the ENTRY OF THE QUEEN IN MADRID. y eely e se e.... sen 1 as B. S W.N.W.• ... S . weds* the steam mug by •• • a ply te platform hide their light under the bushel DEPARTURE OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF • newly kicked over? POSTUGAL.-(THIS DAY.) MADRID, Dim 14 , EvziflNG. rIBINSIS .. 30.76' 66 . 1!,_11, • E. r = , w idest any warniwg, the mane, d. --4.-- ws is of such a tenor, says the Star, that It . Queen Isabella returned to this city at 2 o'clock amta tionsat .'". - .7. s ersi rs N A .A. : • 12.1. % 1 _ _. wide asp wee enn e a tn anweea 7 , a o th r p a nn piani te . les dep. He was an in-patient of [dry Storks cadet take his departure too le Particularly unfortunate that their' M a jsa. this afternoon, and was received by the Duke of Itethertaa . - . : s ate f il 86 „ i ll : 8 14 .8 1 .om io 2 S i .. 22. ga B. i yyny, ._ i weeks, and it was now said that . 30.1101 SY N.N.W. 8 N. e- 2 aptly Waxed that he would io dual Nelson, who has arrived on our ties the King and Queen of Portugal should have arrived Tetuan. does an dicer set foot on English ground to in England at snob an inopportune moment The death of A large crowd, principally of the lower classes, ends , mai is F. 8.1. 2 igi n m .w . . bke - : grave a charge. Apart from his share in the King of the Selgiaas and the relationehip of th e Kieg assembled in the streeta, and cheered her Majesty. Varm icad l owL silla MI 62 ,2 F. 8.1. - N. 1 N.N.W. bo - 4 - m a th , by his own negligence. dog, we cannot forget that it wan under the will necessarily preclude him sad his consort from mixing The Queen repaired to the Antochar, and returned Paws 110.76: SO N.W. ! _ N.W. We_ :- ! Ballad cm both w ee. eolith of Brigadier-General Nelson that the in society. to the palace at half-past 3 o'clock. da lli tki e a del a ss lig oe h was tenn tha in 13elleolawl - - 1 The jury retired to consider th g unboats a nd harrack.reom were p er mitted Their Majesties arrived late in the evening of Wednesday Perfect order prevailed. 1111011AHLE. an hoes absence sent in • note • sernmer. cm NORTEMEN IMIMAT. HL lordship said the foreman o death every five minutes, and that for at Claridge's Hotel, and his Royal Highoese the Prince s the revolting spectacle proceeded of email. of Wales. who was totally unacquainted with their -- North westerly, fresh, Coafre. Westerty to li., mods. NIT were al agreed except ; • nod which had no shadow of justification intended visit to London, immediately alter learning THE BRAZILS. Me. rate t° ' kr "' 666 whether the verdict of the ma , fren • would write back to him that gouged rebellion. The government will et the arrival of hie Mart:ions relatives, visited their (By Telegraph from Lisbon.) Northerly, moderate Wand, N. E. e le sti lt.'W., fresh, to fresh. ens. ere sensreby. that the verdict of no majority - prebend the absolute necessity of at once Majesties The Prised Wales remained until nearly RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 25. N.W. to e.r., more. sommour. As next above, Ana the cement of the parties ;but communications brought home by Genital 1 o'clock an Thursday morning. The King and Queen The Emperor returned here on the 9th Met rate to even. fine x. W, to N.K. land latelEan. North neaten', trait t he sok the eminsel on each say agreement to accept the •. Ler they may be despatches from Governor was greatly disappoiated at 11.. 4 -ing that yesterday was The Paraguayans have • evacuated the territory back, fresh, nue. or strong. ens. Mr. _Charles. on the part of aof this o ffi cer himself. the anniversary of the death of Prince Albert, the Northern=eoottand. Westenreirmand. Wales, and ad* prellated In swept it. of the Qneen. Out of respect t o the feelings of the Queen, of Valle Corrientes. condos. floutbsen=leallati Channel and Nay of Blew. Mr; Charles Pollock said the - and, indeed, knowing her desire to be secluded on nub amw The allied army continuer; its forward movement leetem=Yam teara 'saw s sad " tit 81°. We the verdict of the who'e. BiSCILLANBOGS TOPICS. gmlimmim...,•••••lMOP movable 000adoe,ithe King and Queen of Portugal abandoned The allied squadron is at Tres Boma. Baron Ma lorAship then sent the • gof the National Diet, at Pistil, by the all thoughtd visiting thecinemat Windsor. Yesterday Mein' Penedo has been appointed Brazilian minister to The Prince de J oinville, the Due d'Anmale, I S a:quarter of an hour the Austria, makes yesterday, observes the Daily _ . King and Queen of potthiet thosteed Prime de d,. • and the Count de Par is arrived et the Chariagerom Held ;., Mil the ‘.." London. gave a verdict for the dile • • umrabl° day ' f°° belt.? or for worse , ''" villa. Ilis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales also vhdtedast evening from Claremont. Their royal Witham's, plaintiff Witte consideration of / the Austrian empire. It was a magnificent BUENOS AYRES, Nov . NOv. 14. who occupied the stet* rooms at the hotel, leave town this Yr. O. Pollock said the cm • the King and Queen early in the forenoon at Mae' the justice °I a g o o d c"" once cmc l uer4 Hotels After dijeltser with their suite, including Madame Exchange, 491. Dollars, 26.15. Salted ox Ineening en route for Brussels, to attend the funeral of their jam to the plaintiff to settle • ant ; and the Emperor displayed in it • frank-- - de Soar Orintinho, lady of honour ; Count Valle de Ras. hides, 34. Dry ditto, 35. Wool, 74 to 100. kinsman, the Lie Magi ; spirit of °on/dance and hope. The Daily equerry to the queen ; and Major de Sousa Fdque. the Lumber, 35. Sager, 21. The private fortune left by King Leopold is COURT OF 13 liat the leading Hungarian statesmen will not Busies aidedegemp, their mummies left toms us order to estimated at 3,200,0031. Meting. (Before Yr. I ... in their pretension., or eager to reject thisTN BE THE SET. A. Pay a visit to the ex-Queen of the French and the royal MEXICO. Libby Prison and Castle Thunder, at Richmond, Meaty of taking the most conspicuous and The bankrupt was deseribed firmly at Claremont. Their Majesties took luncheon with 111 W YORK, Dac. 5. so celebrated in the annals of the Confederacy, have Lady a Imps , . House, neer Brent in the constitutional transformation of the the Queen Amelia end friends at Claremont, sad retainedhely elders. No aceeents pire. If , without loving Hungary less, they to Claridge's Hotel shortly after 5 o'clock. The Minister of Juarez, at Washington, has re- Use reminded to the peaceful busing. cd tobacco wirw appears there be another . to the 17th ult., /AMU ' ion more, they will not permit •• kingdom so maims under which have not meal and materiel resource' as their owe to maYinidesterdsatyasedevettingels.their Majesties dined alone mid re- ce i ve d doePatoile's from Mexico . stating that the Emperor Maximilian's minister had On the night of the Ist Meyerbeer's L' A f tic nine This was as examiaatioe • to the dimensions of a province.was produced at the Academy of Musio, New York, with His Hoses: helm( MU .• • The King and Queen left London at an early boor this announced the Imperial budget to amount to forty t met. Th e beau monde were out en masse , and the bialispem ia =Mena ; • I believes that the vete at Wednesday's meeting, awning for Folkeatone, on their way to Paris. The King millions, end the receipts to be under fifteen mil-present sitting until February out the director' of the Great Eastern Railway, will leave Paris this evening on his way W . Bwi wark • in lions. The French were concentrating their forces at half-past 7 and ended at • • quarter to 12. The die en home was cro wded to euffecation. The opera commensed IN Ili JAIIrt . sample in railway history of so tremenchms a The bankrupt was • a . • order to be resent at the obsequies of the King of the It is like the great French revolution, • in the frontier towns, and had abandoned the into- solace, the ship, he., necessitated delays, which the public lisehnege, sad sow of Knigh Belgians• Bites ere tionsiderable, but no moan declaration of independence. We hope, Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours a n li • mese. On the 15th of this month (today) Marshal' riot of the country. The Iturbide family have endured with the best gram This first representation us a resolution has been passed • . I will do good, nor can we 0.0 w elly is celled upon his Majesty st Claridge's Hotel ; and among the renounced all right to live in Mexico, and po - set, providieg for layman , • 4 mead to the creditors. the ele c ted a , ntlnni i . tia. i teal we think other visitor. were the Earl of Clarendon, Secretary of tical claims to the Mexican throne, for 100,000 dols. ta w s; h F is' abroary tronpe to Boston, where they will dog until the 11e. ',,, ~.,,,," ‘" inm:urac"' exam ine o n. soma ; State for Foreign Affairs ; Count Maffei, First Secretaty of each. • Mr. Dubois, for the mein --.'"- aa w-- " m i smanageme nt , an " the Italian Legation ; his Excellency the American .M.....1m,...m•mi1m• A letter from Naples of the Bth says :-" Naples the resolution, end said that quite sere that the shareholders have Minister from the United States to Portugal, and Kra is beginning to resume its usual cheerful appearance, sad el court ; and upon his appli• proosedhip in briakruptcy to thick for a good part of their present nun- o , But i nm ; hie Enoe u eney H. An d ra d a , Brazilian Minister, EXPRESS FROM PARIS. apartments are already engaged in the principal hotels, (13efore Mr. • . ;tit With their fearful incumbrenoes the new mid madame Anthe m, ) H. and Madame s eemin g ° ) --v- ---- though not yet occupied . Meyerbeer's Profera was re DI In G. lf. H all have • hard task before them ; but the pro. (nom ova owe cosszarosrmarr.) Waned in San Carlo last Friday, and brought before the The bankrupt, &seabed Li eutdant-Colonel Koppel, hc. a only have better management by looking cam patella for the first time on Sunday last. There was a vers seadieine, in partnership . at ustematically into their affairs for themselves. PARIS, TaillenaY B°ll2lni° ' full attendance, but the general impression was that, is Bald*, as surgeons, applied (13T Et TELEGRAPH.) for an order of discharg may do this, and we shall no longer hear of • line It is by no means an insignificant symptom of FOLKESTONE, Pamir. the feeling of French liberals and the French spite of many puffs, the inode in which it ens probed preemire by creditors and . 0,000/, of capital involved, and near 700 miles of was not by any means equal to the merits of thie vest See. Debts. 7394 ; meta The King and Queen of Portugal arrived here being worked st a loss. people in general ea to all the talk about annexing work. La Grua and Slagelli are the only Bingen spokes it Kr. G ee & appeare d es . • at 8,30 this morning and were received by the Mayor of der to the packet &mph,* is an accident, re. Belgium that the popular journal, the Charieari, with seembatisa" lad there being Do oppesi • Folks/WOO (C. Dordent, Fig.) sod Captain Boxer. They gmated. Telegraph, than which none could be mom die. . edited by men who know how ridentem dieere venom, II RE WILLIAM .:0 , left at 8.40 by the steamboat Albert lEdward, and arrived Sr. MARK'S, WHITECHAPEL.-The Bishop of Lon- don has eigeissi his interstices of oaten 'mg the Meta ,r concern • greater number of travellers. a at Boulogne at 10.50. has an article every day throwing ridicule upon bens o f et. m e w, wh i ti o rsp a, short l y to b ee p This was a meeting foil octant traffic, both personal and COOMOreiol. can' The leankrape was • be the annexationists. mes_nt . fie °onetime+ of the promotion of the Rev. I. 21. Ludeste-laill. The us any where than that acres' the Straits ofth- A. by the dean sod chapter et Womanise,. So far from the supposed reconciliation between Y e ' theims H. v w • ) the Fn. to unsecured ereditore d the two countries, we may a ffi rm without ex. THE ROYAL MAUSOLEUM AT FROGMORE eof P enh . e orcestenture , uponsecurity 1,4354 ; and c o, will shudder at the discovery that the corn- LODGE. the Emperor and his cousin having been °enema- Brooke lambert, 8.C.L., formerly curet' of HillicAeS 831. Bm. 9d., with assets; • in is exposed to such perils. Narrow as the mated at Compiegne, they are not likely to meetditto, 81. 7s. GL ; proper'? fourth i is, such dangers exist, however ; for the little Yesterday was thearrive versary of the OW become the hicumbent. The value et ut. rum sis Middlesex, and sines curate of the church of . w .. hick _ _be , wffi . for some time, for it is now said that Prince Na-s- woe a yeae, with house of residence. The populates is anotdomfootopertyorintte behanekes. rater is the gut of the great highwsy, and in bad Prince Consort's death, and the occasion was observed at poison and the Princess Clothilde will remain at given at 11.363. it shows a sea am nuty as can be found in any part Windsor with more than usual solemnity by her prnwAne, in Switzerland , see. -Mr. till the middle of Il lt . B RIDWE AND THE GinnEnlng •• • . Matirasee, showing •su . 2271. Bs. 9d. mkt. The Semphire's accident must be the one- Majesty the Queen and the various members of is . January, 1866. For a moment it was fancied that .sash penman, demanded and given, that the the royal family. In the morning her Majesty ande ß e rif i r ree mat some marke d s e t ta ß ee irm whia tegha d m e on eet th ev e su pw bjed is said that Graham,the es tathet. was ueisaal t ships, with the very fullest precautions, both me- the rest of the members of the royal f am ily w h o were Prince Napoleon would attend King Leopold's the reports t • ed by the Telegraph Comps y . to she that the Duke of mortltlt g p a gard to the property held and marine, shall be adopted on these lines of at th e Castle repaired to the Mausoleum of the funeral; but it is now k nown office. If once had been she chief ambition of hie panne ' intim. BeH said he had not been ambitious el about it. va l ue b e i ng . late Prince Consort, in the grounds of Frogmen- BUSAUO goes to Brussels to represent the Emperor. life, he thought that probably, long before the presed been well kept. lodge. The interior of this magnificent plan of septa- The Minister at War has received instructions, time, he should have . been in some othco wt of air: His Honour remarked Globe has reason to believe that Sir John ture bad been previously prorated for the Queen's re- • sod sir prosoio Baring will shortly he elevated to amilon. a number of awn, he., haying heen.sent from the ulLsentedinginhuie many t n ol y Promotions for :few ' pity and emolument. Hie present ORIN was one SI was compelled to come I. relic Castle for the purpose, while the step. leading to the en. y, select efworYelehighs traded the porch were covered with • crimson Carpet. • grades from among those belonging to fractions of emolument; u tho men t oo t; ot b o ut tir it wee= of tu grea roog t h eige tb i et ty r . T d h eed ere e w o t eesers re seal he mine to his et 'y by the favour of his coostanents, el Mr. G. R. tunes, JIM.. appose, the assignee b mat's deduct , . He was PUSET ON THE LIMON Or THE RONAN AND very 'elide service, at which the Hoe. and Very Rev the whom he hoped a the honest, and, in some darn. turned am good were really ' corps lately reduced, so that the reduction may useful Dement. H • lead not been ambitious for office, but Bran Cutiectid.-Writing to the Times, the Rev. p oo p o f Wi n dsor o ffi ciated, was performed in the chamber sellected, es they were wer says :-" lam in tie portion which entitles me beneath the dome, wherein lies the temporary stone moo- check as little as may be the ordinary course of It m i g h ‘ -- should hawse his duty to send office under condo cir• 'g am es . inliss terms upon which the English and Roman plague containing the medal remains of the lete Prince Con- namsemmes. If that be so, and it was a bold figure His Honour said the .; advancement in the army. An unusual proportion of speech to speak of it at al. let them doped upon it that es might be united. In regard to the Greek we B ort. Her Majesty was deeply effected at the solemn nem ter itself. The order of . othieg to ask for but intercommunion. But, also, moray, and having, with the other members ot the royal hly convioced that it of officers of a certain age in the Guards will be it would only bill what he wee 'hone* . Mr. Ione& applied th A itement of details might tend to distract men', minds family, strewn the sarcophagus with chaplets of Minor- was consistent with the poon he held as their represeste tw e ed h o ol oes e ou ter encouraged to accept retiring pension's on .dean- ei in parliameat, dth advocate in some sort, bumble me central objects. Letthe English mind ones grasp the tan, laure e tisas, and chrysanthemums, retired from His Honour-Yea ; tail sad inefficient as it Might 1:e, of the peat mores of his fel. at healthful re•usion of the church may be poseible, the tomb shortly after 11 o'clock. By her Majesty's gra- tageous conditions. e; • overpowerieg greatness of the thought of an united t i ne s command the domestics of the royal household and DI. Richard, ex-acting mayor of Tours, has The ban krupt, a dere edam dawn upon it even from afar as • thing to be the Castle tradeepeople ► and their families were permitted to Be t MllLDBBeraiee Gaol:mix-The Bnnbill.' mew and prayed for and our strong English practical visit the mausoleum between the hours of 12 and 4. Ad- thought fields busmen is nuking preset+. The Ecclesiastical ea order of dischane. 0 mod tranquil steidtastness of purpose will, by GOtt i s mission could only be obtained by ticket, the entrance to of Caseation sgainst the sentence of a month ' s im- Commissionen here asked the Common Coded for Miami ties upon ocomnidati no ,be • great instrument in His hands of realising what Frogmen being guarded by the as police. The visiton „..,„„. derived from the ground while it wog epee upon him for forging electoral °I t h e incnne Me. Priest, for the 113 • conceived. Tact it once conceive of the reunion of were however, extremely numerous, and there was • toe- r ---- - Panned tor interments, and • select committee has been appetite& fit to desist from his appeal to the Court "1 . L.- es at Wimbldoe a • Hon had been reed, a • nment edam as a practicel object, es it did of large stela stream of people passing between the Lem -walk mod bulletins and dropp ing low-countrymen. them into the ballot-box by the court to madder the erePriett of making th" apt agreeing to . set SP . ous questions in our century-the admission of the grounds duriog the time fixed for the admissioo. Y et- instead of genuine ones. At the same time it is ", . ream and to take the matter generauy under its cod& debts, He Wend • h Cd n catholic' and adopters to the full rights of citizen- tacky the ceded chamber, containing the temporary am sada. This will ensure prompt attention to every phase wipt metaled • full e. . that he has petitioned the Emperor for Al long as It e repeal of the corn laws-end th e difficulties cophagusoras partly carpeted, and choice exotics and Bower- announced . • question which is now . becomin g fire _ otisitiosr His Rogow granted • • th e hll surmounted. There are clouds enough gather. j o g plants, such as white asalies, chreseuthemums, hu, • pardon. The enemies of the imperial • govern- reamed under the purview of t he CS y .Ve Mr. Bagley supported t make Rome, too, feel that union is strength. were placed round the interior of the mausoleum in profu- which is already overworked, delays that might redly there once be an earnest desire for a healthful Mon and with excellent effect. Since the last anniversary be very Inischievoes were inevitWo. The committee or b team on the part of England, end, I have good ground t program has been made with the internal deco- Last Tuesday the Viscount de Playa, the Porta- gentlemen who first set the stow rolling y . BLOOMSBI ' diem. terms which we 'odd conscientiously rations, but the greater part of this was concealed from the Maiming the corporation have now esquested an . i t e s • ZeILWAT geese minister, paid a visit to ROlMitli, accompanied CLEARANCE. , and that without derogation to any law of gees o f the visitors, portions of the hoarding being still up. .. terview with the Eedesidisal Commissioner` s This day at the t' at h• to did state, would be accepted. Even the thought Ose of tbereeesses el abutting upon the emitraleham. toy a countryman, hie fowl r once, at the t dissenting deputies have also appointed • deter Rusell, the judge, fie le risibility of our trodion, there is reason to bar was, however, s hown. sho The arched ceiling of this room corn er of the Chaussie d'Antin, on the second floor • for the ems Purim*. The commissioners will thus. which were before h" . ~' might hinder any fresh declarations which is decorated with an e xuisitely painted picture of Christ we bops, be obliged to disclose their intentious, and as wen - Equitable Jurisdictioa over the Cafd Foy. The maestro sent word by his Ibe an obstacle to it, such as a dogmatic deft- 'rig the Cr while two of the side panels are erne- se than are known the path of the corporation and the el shops and houses oof wry part of the vest Marian +stem, or of the per m uted, with sculpturL Ms-reliefs . of white marble. I valet that, being ment must desire the success of this petition. slightly indisposed, he regretted memoriallsee will be dee& with We beta the c ommissiders Piders-town, had gyp , infallibility of the Pope. Above all, the longing for the salivate being the " Expulud of Adam and an d en if se that he was unable to receive company. Viscount will yield to the bievitabte • good gram.ever . . Mille and Perry, the mention of these divisions must gain for us fresh favour Eve," and " Moses lifting up the serpent in the net la required for then franchisement et Me them it actions of ej . • Him who prayed for His disciples, "That they may be wilderness." From the ceiling depends a finely worked braes Paiva nevertheless insisted upon an audience, and so diflieultymte be sporebended if tits tornadoes's Property to the Mid' even se we are one," and He, the God of love and chandelier, with several lamps attached to it. The other told the servant to say to his master that he had it tacit sequimoseee.-Perriot. required. The leare , d u who alone can put into men's hearts thought' of recesses ars, it is said, also in a forward state. The ceiling . HUNTING AND THE CATTLE Pi Acv Z.-The fol- stalest the trustee. a and love. will accomplish the desire which He himself of the dome (which is lighted by windows) is of • blue 1 news to give him of a Portuguese friend. Rossini, lowing letter appeared in ale:etch paper : "Sie-I °buoyed Ne• theriman then. ires.-E. B. Len." lour powdered with d id stare, the centre being occupied I thus pressed, received the visitors with his usual in the Ayr Advertiser of list Thursday. a letter from Mr. whether in ATAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.- by a rich ornament The marble floor beneath th. centre I rt e r th t e sh d affability. The conversation turned upon music, ,Lialla ti I.th drawing ► the "et" rg th e ge etlel l i g . task m .beta a"' folinwing members of the °otiose, having ad agio : m .oe of the dome has yet to be fined sad till this is com- ty of Ayr to the bility me to con,'• nary examinations for the fellowship on the 21st and Pleted the h cannot be used for the re- and Rossini asked Viscount Pelves companion io u o n ali g - bile ° °ma- - beingper' c roralli ' aFilliol2 that where granite sarcop ages _ teles. traversing the country. --• I Olt. were reported to have ac quitted themselves to option of the Prime's remons.-T whether he was a musician. The gentleman re- of seteeller the rattle Plague- Although lam di .. outgoing ter:sante then ostistection of the court of exatomers, and at a recent prepared to say this is not the oases, still I °tweet see that Madman said the dn . - plied that be sang and played several instruments. filog of the oxintal were admitted fellows of the ._••=-------_-___the precaution of keeping my hounds in their kennel +Mil he should sot further Ig°. viz.: Neu". John James, La A " Priacee4in.i. DF.PASTVEZ OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AND , "$O " said Rossini, " did the late King of Portugal be of any avail while the farmers allow their dogs te ' 'astable thstibe e t sasteesquare, diploma of membership dated July 26, I o ft en beat Wee. roaCaise from am byre to another, sno _,.. _ 1 is hearing under the El EL& -(THIA D AT .) - Tbg e whom I once had the honour of seeing. r ; Robert Mason. L.S.A., Thomas-street, W oo l n kb s Psmcs ARTHUR FoR BRUM and out of every field in the neighboarbood. This, I "aided , sad bora wary 11, ISO ; Henry Sacheyerel Fdwerd Schroeder, mornings hortly after 7 o'clock his Royal Highness the drink to his memorY in a glass of the excellent port fancy, it not allowed where the infection has abed, se to his ;wady seta , e. July 26, 1852 ; i &MS Earl Moreton. Turin. noir p r i n ce of Wales, accompanied by Prince Arthur and ci s wine which he made me a present of." "I am the brokeu oat; bat lam well aware that dogs of all err The Court gave Sue stir, April 11, 1853 ; Joseph Williams, L.S. A... Brent. de roam about where the dimes has not already shown the houses. I, February 27, 1857 ; Alexander Mason Mac tended by Lord Harvey and Colonel Koppel. left Marl' present King of Portugal," said Rossini's visitor. Itself. l avoid ell may add that I Wee studiously even Order aceardingl) . L C.F., Bernard-street. Russell-square, April 291.1 r; borough Hotta. ' en • mel b route for Brum* to be present at • Thereupon Rossini rose from his chair, but the infected pes wise I have beep aware of them. lf, Dow- nee Vincent Bell. ILD., St. Andrews, and L.Rap,, King Leopold's funeral. Their r also 1 »s al were ging bogged him to waive ceremony, and sitting t der the farmers who reside in Shoes parts of the c ounty • t h•stivet, Rochester, April 11. 1861 ; Henry Thomas ! 'wadyd by Lord Sydney and General Grey, for her where I hunt have any reel cameo[ alarm from my hod& rehister. M.D. Lerida°, Goan street, Croydon, April I. the Quinn. ' down to the piano he played by heart the trio in going over their farma, and thus being the memos at THE P 1861 ; Ebetieser Ludlow, M.B. London Re d eat; the cattle plagued 'hall be glad if the farmers 17. Bristol. May 7. 1862 ; and William Jo neon Smith, ° -y - ---T " 1 Erect C Limas -(T His Dee.)-This morning 1 ' William Tell and a series of pieces of Verdi, 'Medial , t. mu request • few, say six or men of the leaduog tense . 1.A., Widesch, May 9, 1862. The ormt examination the school clewed tor the Christmas vacation, when the Donate , tti and Flotow, making remarks between farmers to meet me on any day they may plan to fix, the fellowship will take place le May, 1866. dims, the I gaolers, numbering upwards of 800, commenced , Mein each on the comparative merits of ancient and either in Ae or Kilmarnock, or both, to . , GIVING • CHARACTER -The Humboldt Register, the college for theirjiomes. During the departure of the modern music. On leaving his Majesty begged maters ; idyl shAll he mat hti'lq to elide 14 T • .reeeph Wood sat er speskieg of an old friend who is about to leave for boys the streets of Windsor and Ewe bad • very busy decimate. Siam I ban busted the county 1 have alms C had examination on .. York to sell mining claims, winds up in the following ~_,.,-R cesini to accept the ribbon of the new Portuguese experienced the greatest kindness from the tuners le :-" After a long nquaintence, we do not hesitate to . '''''-' k_ owing to the number of flys aad carriages called Order of Merit, general, and I eossemeritly am desirous, in this ease, to r te Iffe. BnayariTe priv Posed for the pur • mamma him to OW f r iends in the List, to the extent, e t suddenly into requisition. The vacation is five weeks, and guided by their opium end theirs ouly.-I stn, ke lag responsible for anythiag he may stml." I will terminate on the 17th of January. IWe have had • sharp frost in Paris for the last Rourcros.-Egliatea Castle, Dec. 2, 1865: Mr. Abrams dote •