The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

JOHN BROOMS'S PARIS FIRST CLASS sad LONDON Pll2l DLlDALB.—Msaatactory, 10. Hoc- W.C. TOY segobtlabment L is a= it. isid lAINe at 1 o'clock. ervreoo. TO 00111IBPONDIN1S. AdverUsansele Wooded for " TIM Linear' Landau livening meet be M the Othae, 19. boitverteutteee, 4 Two rjni as the dat al Pliblidwika• ASI'LMICE. Z. T. flailikt, Lowe. SATURDAY. Oct. 7. Mho ilankan and an efficient company will sppear In tne new tomantte Drama, TSB CHILD OF THE SUN.—Alter which, DUOS. ERZTANNIA. TIM ammo, THE BEGGARS . Messrs. Rey. molds, Dramaioad, Cranford. Ewa Clows.—Don ?Woe.— tad JRANNIii ANDYIIIi DUNS. Ma S. Mlles sod Miss L Maeuth,s. WOE WATIA £T LONDON-BRIM& MI DAY Wanda& Ob. lta.....Allassea. Oh. 365. TOMORROW Monty. OIL lea.....abirassa. 116 I. LONDON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. WE are now in possession of the reasons which have induced the Government to take active steps to prevent the further spread of Fenianiam in Ireland. To what extent these reasons have a solid foundation in fact not course still unknown to us, since the number of depositions already taken in the case and the voluminous character of the documentary evidence by which they are supported have made it impossible for the prosecuting counsel to submit anything like • complete statement to the police magistrate before whom the prisoners stand charged. In spite, however, of this unavoidable difficulty, the Government has wisely determined to make no further delay in giving publicity to the general outline of the conspiracy which it claims to have detected. Englishmen are justly impatient of vigorous executive action when ever they are not informed of the nature of the facts which justify it, and it is better to run all the risks of • premature revelation than to give any colour to suspicions that the ordinary safe guard of an open and speedy examination is to be denied to political prisoners. The speech of the Crown calumet on Saturday tells us at least what the Government proposes to prove, and if only half of it can be established by evidence, the authori ties will not need to seek condonation for their interference. We have but to remember that at present such • narrative can only present us with an incomplete version of an ex parte statement, and that as such it must be taken with proper caution, so far as it bears upon particular per sons. The conclusions which the Government has drawn from the evidence before it point, it seems, rather to a social than • political object for the conspiracy. Or, more correctly, perhaps, the political revolution which the Fenian bad in view was valued by them chiefly as the first step to the political revolution which was to follow. The end for which they worked was • regenerated Ireland, more even than an independent Ireland. And if the witnesses from which the Government has ob tained its information are to be trusted, the means by which this regeneration was to be effected cannot certainly be charged with any half-hearted feebleness. The distribution of property is the feature in the existing social system which the Irish peasant views with moat dislike, and the Fenian proposition aimed at remedyingall inequali ties of this kind by the simple process of removing the persons in whom property is vested. "tape " rations were to be commenced," said Mr. BARRY, the law adviser to the Irish Government, "by an " indiscriminate muaacre—by the assassination "of all above the lower classes, including the " Catholic clergy." What was to follow upon this initiatory step is not clearly stated. Probably the conspirators felt that there was a good deal to be done before the ground could be thus cleared for action ; at all events the only further measure which seems to have been agreed upon was a de sign for a flag, in which four stripes were to stand for the four provinces, and thirty-two stars for the thirty-two counties of republican Ireland. When we come to the instrumentality by which this agrarian reign of terror was to be set going, • con siderable inconsistency is apparent between the magnitude of the ends in view and the magnitude of the means employed. The agents of the Brotherhood in Ireland were largely employed in distributing pikes, for, notwithstanding all the re cent improvements in musketry, the Irish rebel seems to cling with traditional faith to the traditional weapon. Still, though pike heads may be less effective than rifles, they are also considerably cheaper, and one of the prisoners was employed for some months together in manufacturing them at the rate of 100 or 120 a week. The store thus accumulated was distri buted in small parcels over different parts of the country, so as to create in the minds of the members • feeling of concert and mutual support. The only firearms which seem to have been pre pared were revolvers, and here also the Brother hood was reduced to be its own manufacturer, as the price of the ordinary weapons was found too large for its exchequer. We know that it is very difficult to set bounds to the credulity which may exist among the lower classes of so imaginative a people as the Irish, but we imagine that recruits could never have been obtained in any numbers with no better prospect before them than that of encountering the whole force of the Government with pikes and pistols, if it had not been for the peculiar position which the United States occupy in the mind of an Irish peasant. What France was to the rebel of 1798, that, and far more than that, America is to the Fenian of 1865. France was at best a foreign ally, America is a land peopled by his brothers and cousins. To Englishmen who know how unimpor tant the Irish element in America is in comparison with the noise it makes, the idea that it could supply any efficient military aid to an outbreak in Ireland, still more that it could so far control the Government of the United States as to involve it in a war with England, may seem • delusion too wild to be possible. But years ago the Irish peasant learned to look to emigration to America as the only available method of improving his condition, and his conception of the numbers of his country men who have already had recourse to it is not modified by any notion of that vaster popu lation into which they are rapidly absorbed. Ile attributes all he hears of the United States to that Irish contingent which he knows to have landed on its shores. The fact that, as an American correspondent pointed out the other day, an Irish man in that country rarely becomes anything greater than an alderman, does not affect the question. Such a rise as this is amply sufficient to impress the imaginations of the countrymen whom he has left behind. Between him and them there lies the whole interval which 'operates poverty from competence, and men who are still starving on the nether aide of this gulf have no power of nicely meuuriag the distinctions which TSB LE: may exist among those who ha clipped it s mere fact, therefore, that mama, of 5,0001. witMe fo been arriving almost dintp rice, what was wanted to give the conspiracy the 11000.1117 plausibility. But we shall be loth to believe, except upon overwhelm log evidence, that the designs of universal massacre, which the Government attributes to the Fenian'', could have been communicated to any but those professions! agitators who have grown accustomed to bloodsheddwg on paper. It is the nature of informers to exaggerate the importance of their disclosures, and we cannot but hope that, so far as regards this worst feature in the scheme, the Government may have been deceived by the necessary untrustworthiness of its instruments. THE "WOMAN 3 WOW QUESTION. A bold step towards the practical solution of this much agitated question has just been taken by • yam lady, ifiss Garrett by name, who, on Thursday last, passed her examination at Apothecaries' Hall, and obtained a license in the usual form, to engage in the practice of medicine. We believe this to be the first example in this country of the grant of a medical diploma to a lady, though in America such a title as "Mrs. or Miss Dr." A or B is common enough. To many this novel oollocation of words will be as harsh and unwelcome in sound as in significaeos, implying an it does the exchange of the domestic sphere, with all its graceful duties sad enjoy meats, for the rode cam and struggles of • publisand pro fassional life—struggles by no means easy to reooecile with our poetical ideal of womaahood. Mies Garrett's ex perimeat is nevertheless one which may be justified by seamy moat arguments ; especially by the etetistimlly proved sumericel preponderance of her own over the om en* sex in this country, • cinumatence which excludes many thousands of our conetrywasso from the pomibility of maniacs, and from the natural round of esjoymeete and escupatione it opus. up. At all events, now that • lady has been farad bold enough to descend into this novel arm, and to stake her life sad foetus, on the venturous Um, it seams but jest to lei her have a fait sad unpreju diced trial. The conditions of the Apothecaries' Hall Baena are aufficisetly stringent and onerous to argue wee than usual energy and perseverance on the yam lady's part to have fulfilled them. They comprise a preliminary general examination, fol lowed by two special professional ones ; the latter embracing anatomy, physiology, chemistry, botany. mater is mee ice, pathology, medical jurisprudence, toxicology, therapeutic', and several other Radom ; besides the usual routine of hospital practice and .clisial demon strations. Of all this professing's! knowledge Mir Garrett le now the legally certified poseenear ; and, if her intellect he equal to her diligence, there appears to be no mann why she should not practise the healing art to the full as rooms fully her professional brethren—say, probably with even greater soma in the departments which specially concern her own sex and their infant offspring. The surgical art masa, at first blab, much loss within feminine mope tame. Yet it has been said that a surgeon should have "an eagle's eye, a lion's heat, mad • lady's heed ;" sod we con imsginecassa le which the refinement of • woman's amp ' tions, and the sensitive delicacy of her touch. might calks bar a better operator than eves • mace, provided she had alai the finnan@ and nerve implied in the second of the three pro verbial conditions. If it be true, as we are informed, that this young lady was at the outset of her endeavours refused admittance to the medical sobools, in some instances eves after payment of her fats, and that she yet returned, nothing daunted, to renew the struggle, till she finally accomplished her pupae, the credit of courage and con stancy cannot justly be denied her. While, therefore, we caning but deem the domestic far preferable to the pro fessional career for the large majority of women, we ON no reason to discourage such attempts as Miss Garrett's on the put of the exceptional few ; and to this extent we can cordially wish God speed to the movement she has so boldly initiated.—Daily News. Her Majesty the Queen will bold a Council at Balmoral as Thursday seat. The Queen (whys the Edinburgh Courant), in fluenced by that kindliness of feeling for which her Majesty is so eminently distiaguished, has more theta once dories the last few weeks visited the postunster's son of Oratbie, a young man of about eighteen years of age, who is et presoak labouring seder a long and severe illness ; imxiously in quiring into his einmmetauces, and addressing to him a few words of kindness sad sympathy. Os Satur day morning his Royal Highness Prises Arthur, *coons panted by his toter, arrived in Yeah by the limited mail from Loudon. The party, after leaving the peers' sta tion, adjourned ti the British Hotel, where they partook of breakfast, after which they drove to Balmoral, via Blairgewrie sad the Spinal of Moorish's. His Royal Highness Prince Amadeus of Italy, accompanied by his Eteellenoy the Marquis d'Aseglio, is expected in town either to-morrow or the following day from Scotism!. Her Highness the Princess Czernicheff and the Primal Loon Czernicheff have arrived g the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood. The Marquis of Westminster arrived in town at the end of last week from a tour in Scotland. The Mar chime' and Lsdy Theodora Grosvenor, and Lord Robert Grosvenor, M.P., are still at Duerobin Castle. The Earl and Countess of Egliuton purpose to receive a large party at Eglinton Castle this week. The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone is now staying at Court Hey, in order to be present at the funeral of Mrs. Robertson Gladetoce. Yesterday the marriage of Prince Dmitry Solty boil, sou of his Serene Highnem Prince Soltykoff, with Medlle. Bilge de Yacovleff, was celebrated at the Russian chapel in Welbecketreet, in accordance with the rite, of the Greek church. The bride wore a rich silver and silk brocade dress, flounced and trimmed with ancient Brussels point lace, and over a wreath of orange blossom, jessamine, and other flowers, a superb veil of the same lace. The half-yearly inspection of the troops stationed at Shorocliffe and Dover Garrisons will take place to-mor row (Wednesday) morning, at 11 o'clock, before his Royal themes. the Duke of Cambridge and staff, on an elevated plateau near the Royal Oak, midway between Dover and Folkestone. There will be a grand review and sham fight. The quarrel between Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Grey, the hanker, it is said, has bees settled between the parties, and the Chief Secretary has been relieved from the disagreeable necessity of appearing as a culprit before the police magistrate. Last night at the Dublin Exhibition the awards were %moaned by the Dike of Laiester sad Earl Russell. The Lord Mayo►, Mr. Degas, Sir R. Peel, the Attorsey- Geseral, Lord Houghton, Lord Meath, and Mr. Pim also spoke. The attendsace was considerable. A Privy Council will be held in Dublin to-day for the purpose of swearing in lords justices to sot during the absence of the Lord Lieutenant, who will proceed immediately to England, in consequence of the death of the Countess of Clare, the mother of Lady Wodehouse. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin left the Palace, Kilkesny. where he bee been staying on a visit with the Lord Bishop of Decry, for the visitation, on Friday, for Waterford. The opening address of the winter session at Owens College, Manchester, was deliveeed yesterday by Mr. Barker, the newly-appointed professor of mathematic s at the colleges The lecturer's speech was priacipally directed to the system of mathematical instnietion followed in the public schools and colleges of this country. "Two more retirements have taken place," says "Arens," "one being that of itr. Henry Daisy, a de scendant of the gentleman who Imported The Deasy Ara bian. Mr. Dailey purchased largely at the Middleman Is* sad also bought Blae &baud and several others of Mr. Cathcart about three weeks sees. Family names sre said to be the cause of hie giving up, end the animals are all to be sold at Newmarket on Wednesday week. The other gentleman who is going to part with his stud is Mr. W. Morris, whose nags oome to the hammer at Newmarket the day after Mr. Daily's." HZALLTH Or LORD PADIZIIRTOW.—Tber* is 110 truth In the statements relative to the Premier's " serious Illness,' copied iste some of the weekly mewapapere from the Belfast News Letter. We can Meth, on the best autho rity, that the gout, which hindered Lord Palmerston from appearing at the Bristol Festival, had disappeared more thee a week ago, and that his lordship's general health is Dow so good that be has not, for a long e, appeared so Timms, site, Is mind and body. --hard. 'REM, TUESDAY EfiVEIVI, OCTOBER S t 180. 111 TEST :INT4LIAGENOII, , grows Tsunsumk. BRAME AND TWOS. PARIS, Ger. 3. The Moniker of this morning says :—" The Freoolt coral fishers on the coasts of Tunis and the Algerians resident in the regency have lately been subjected to Dote of violence, implying the respon sibility of the local authorities. " The government have demanded satisfaction, and the Bey recognising the justice of their repre sentations, has hastened to make reparation, ex pressing his desire that such regrettable acts should not occur again." 1 Menges runotherlsfialmasci alleged Salads eheissp k The unhappy victim MS 6 highly la sem, pus el ago, samed= Westoott, ridding at No. 11, haskamikletoo , After • alight Meek of diarrhoea, este/ad/14 over two or three days, Dr. lienceaft way anvil is og Thursday eves*, and he almost immediately came to the eon. elusion that it was • OW CI &okra. On Friday the poor fellow was men by Dr. Wiblia, ILB.C.a. medical caw of quarantine at SonthaniPtos FliMksw Parkes, cot Nell* Hospital ; sad Dr. Cooper, the spilsal 'Meer el health ; but, gokrithrtandisr all the midi that ooidd be rendered. be died at $ll6 minutes to 5 ea Fri& Peaks. TM cause of death wee iectified * Dr. t se "Asiatic cholera," sad sea of the medied gestleinen named state that every symptom of the genuine form of that dreadful &km was preveat in this sea—wash as vomiting, purging, ormsping in all the limbs, Ammeter evacuation marked choleraic voice, mikes eyes, and the shrivelled appearance of Mebane sad extremities. re g ar e with the faat that ethers with preinimitory symptoms an socurring, has been commukated by the authorities to the needled department al the Privy Council, who hiked to despatch an impeder to Southampton to co. operate with the mayor, and to take each dope as may be oftrarray to proserm the heath of the town. During the last few days there has bees as outbreak of cholera at Sholiagmagnog and at Bikinis, silage rela tively about fear sail two miles from Sontimmpice, both healthy district', situate on • gravelly nil, Mandeetly supplied with good water, and on former vidiatione al this epidemic totally free from any attacks. They are situate as the soathmstern side el the river Helen. The two moss at Pholiageornolos have proved fatal ; al soma NM at Bittern two have proved fatal, and the other palate eta, it is hoped, improving. The four deaths have been certified by Dr. Osborne, who attended all the rens, as " cholera." There is ale • marked prevalent, of dkirrhces all over the district al Bitterne. Bitterne sad Sheller. ormunaa us the districts lying inuoscliately contiguous to the Royal Military Hospital at Netloy. The weather at Southamptoo is brilliantly beautiful — by day an unclouded sky sad burgles sue, with light and *smut breezes from the eastward ; at night heavy dews, the moon and stars shining brightly. The season be bees exceptimally fie*, sod the temperature mow mars dimly approximates to July than to that ordinarily experienced is October. Sormaly a drop el rata bas fallen for the last five weeks. A beeak-up al the weather is universally de sired, sines it is thought that • heavy downfall ol satanical rains, with each disturbing, in the atniceplsere ea would be caused by the periodical maimosial gales from the smith west, would probably have imports at and beneficial effects. the PA Peopk !tad the common lair of the empire applicable to sis French press. The °holiness& Toulon puzzles the faculty, and is said 4164nggest difficulties In the may of vor preconceived opinions. It has not been tonortlipat the rise or fall of the thermometer e xercised any perceptible influence upon the mortality. It was very generally supposed that the disease followed the amine of the prevailing wind ; but it has been found to run against the wind and attack here and there remote villages without leaving any trace in intermediate places. Toulon is said to have suffered so much on account of want of cleanliness, but Sollibs-Pont, which is a fresh, breezy, delightful place, has suffered comparatively more than Toulon. 'There the naval barracks, 'which are most ecru ipulonsly kept clean and well aired, are fearfully attacked, while the convicts' quarters, in which thousands of men are chained to their beds in the immediate neighbourhood of infection, have not l auffered. The Italian Opera, still under the management of M. Bagier, opens this evening with Rioci's Cris pin° et la Comm. The settlement of the Bourse has gone off un favourably to the rise. Securities of all descrip tions were very heavy daring the greater part of the day, and although somewhat firmer at the aloes Rente left off with a fall of 12ic. for cash, and 2ic. for account, at Mfr. 42}c., and 681 r. Mc. Mobilier fell 20fr. Mexican fell (for cash), I. Comptoir d'Eaoompte rose 2fr. ISOo. ANO T I WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) TIKIIDAL 0010 m L S LX. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF VIE TEUTONIA. 804711AltPTON, Ocr. 3. a Mrs Aberdeen Lilt li • CHILD STRALENG.....This morning information was received of • cruel ease of child steeling. It seems that yeeteeday afternoon, Ann Jude, aged 15, nuneasosid to Idr. Phillipeon, Cbudleighetreet, Pimlico, had been sens oat with that gentleman's daughter, • fine little girl, aged four years, for an airing. The child was placed in • perambulator, and the girl proceeded with her charge to Backside. Returning home she was accosted by a well drused lady. who, by the puma d• 2e pie" induced her to leave the little girl io her cheep whilst she delivered a letter. Oa reiturniog she found the lady had gone off with the child, leaving the perambulator behind. Thu EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE or POISONING MORSIR -Yesterday William Medial, farm labourer, was brought up on remand before the St. Ives bench of n;agie trate', charged with having wilfully and maliciously ad ministered • certain mineral, to wit arsenic, to several horses belonging to Mr. Samuel Fyson, of Warboys. sad musing the death of two of the said horses. Mr. E. J. Vipan, solicitor, of St. Ives, appeared foe th e primer. In answer to Mr. Johnston (chainnaa of the bench), Mr. Simnel Fyson said he had not found out that any arsenle had been sold to the prisoner. The prisoner was nailer age, consequeetly • chymist could sot lftally sell poison to him. A Feat deal of arsenic had been sold to horukeepers in the neighbourhood, but the prisoner's name did not appear on the chymists' books , Mr. Green (magisteate's clack) said the cue could not be proossiel wi t h that day, es the Prince Torlonia's colossal undertaking of the t a r:l:e at , bad bre t . re bee n as adad essit; M N r. " Fy ' , a snd he drainage of the Lake of Fudge has recently been entirely had been written to not to come, as the case was not coot. centred in his own hands by the dissolution of the nom- plate. Mr. Vipan said it was a great ineoovesienos for his pity (modal In N a ples i o IEI3, I n consequence o f client to be . brough . t . up . week aftar . ,:s e idraitt • great the ex the prince having been sole proprietor of the 21,500 shares Cr; to br i ng Li t ip„x r b limr.,_.=. wa n greatman ...-_,..,. issued. Twelve years ago the eapitaliets doubted of the owe, aid i t meet b e r remoo d e d f o i:eteh t i me es might be mom of the operation, alleging the failure of the Emperor required to investigate it. Yr. Viptn said the qaestion Claudius, who spent millions on it in vain ; but the prince appeared to him to be, could they idestdy the etomache _.....iDENT.) persevered, although, instead of the eight years originally dad horse, which ... r d 47 ,„.eysi " ti the the btretianooft three PARIS, MONDAY Evrarreo. calculated, the works have been going on 12 years, and the into the subject, as Mr. Naylor bad been retained as cowl- A correspondent sends to the Journal des Debate capital bee required to be doubled, On the 9th of August, eel for Mr. Fyaoe. After some little diseassioe the pet. from Rome a piece of news which he has "seen no- 1862, the Torlooia emiaeory was opened foe the gut time, sonar was rrat: l ded until Mo 201' each, Ld d al ti sext i b i rl being accepted and in 15 mouths it drained 2,000 hectares of land. Oo the 404 where else," but has from a "very well-informed 28th Az d ue . t ill o c f .m th ti e nu pr e esse w t year opethe ziaroutwtallwooPesed in t S so llOC t lent as o MURDER AT GLABOOW.-On Saturday person." It is that Cardinal Antonelli had begged evening a brutal and premeditated murder was committed France instead of evacuating Rome altogether at dui mge ro ' g which period 5,000 or 6,000 hectares of lead :ill be I l e a e a t Va s e ') L a Hl t g a hstra to the cu e , whet eapn be the time fi xed, to leave "a thousand men only as drained. All that will then remain to be effected will be • that for some time peat • hamearen aim ed ll John a guard of honour to ensure the personal safety of canal in the basin of the lake, which will drain 8,000 Ilea Jamieson, has be, who kep cohabi tin ag smalwith a womes shop in New Veonel. They had here drinking together during likely or not. All aorta of subterfuges will no The following works hare been condemned by the the greater part of last week, and on Friday alumina he doubt be invented by Rome to make the convention C ;wir e l: a " thelin IndexGe a n t ), R° l: 3e Srb :- :a B rd ka • tc ! ° Len a H er t z! zde i t a trz. i.&thbeeinvirb= in t in t i artr, a in : Avery influential meeting was held inliarebts of Sept. 15 • dead letter. Of course a corporal's it- far Li fe" (In Spanish), by y Sue ; " The Priesthood; log fen c edWalker wh " he l e g" ter yesterday, to consider the propriety of dries( three guard at the Vatican would just as much commit the Chronici Evil of the Human Race" (in Italien), by Kim- a h : ieoted a to m a o n r m ed o l az ortbf leoams, akar. appesre sh. dal Science Association to bad its text meal ptberigi France as the whole of General Montebello's army. model ; " History and Examination of the Encyclical and to hrtie caused some ill (Ling betwiztliem. Nothing m this illy . Au invitation was cordially gives to ths mei M. Drouyn de ',buys is said to have replied to this, Syllabus" (in Italian), by Antonio lasts ; " papal Rome " wee Keen or beard of e l l f eels until about 6 o'clock is re this, and the mayor promised to months reawital I will not say insidious, but impudent, overture, (in Italian), by Desitootus. evening, when /Minim, along with Walker_ , went into the th e i r we l ome t o it. public-house, at 199, Highetrest, occupied by Neil Brows that to comply with it would be to attempt to evade The German deputies assembled at Frankfort where they were bortly afterwards joined by Jamieson.' An enterprising Leeds woollen merchant, Ii an engagement by which France is bound. have unanimously adopted the resolutions of the Committee An angry altercation t took place betwixt the two MD, and Frederick Kirby, has bad the go fortune (dye the lei of the Thirty-six, with an additional article proposed by the Jemieson on one or . two occasions got up ad lettl=oe, Mercury) to carry off the g od hr for woollen debt A number of the Mexican Moniteur ( sot Baden deputies, to the effect that the assembly cond n but aware returned: Duri n g one of W the Portuguese lotareatioul Exhib i t ion. That theirs' permitted to be distributed in Paris) has an is said, be went to his lodgings, at 23, Meses-latea , off Doke - ilseed it a sacred duty to ex once m the legitimate 4 was by our townsman may be estimated at its fill eh article bitterly complaining of the obstinacy aspirations of the German nation for • national pediment. :he key of the from lath e s e, " s t ated itira.hutt:=l we may mention that the prise-grad medal of Um of the Pope, and is said to contain this " The doctrine of free trade," writes a Vienna shortly afteraids left the house, taking a seer aloe; with was competed for by numerous manufacturer , of bitt 1611 phrase :-" The Papacy will only have to thank coneepoo d oe t„ ,t is het i on i og to ho d favour i o met,* and beside Il i at i nt back l r the re p t ubLie-Vustand ea m td & htm er self jag In France, Germany, .ed other reentrist, and Itst itself for the fate which perhaps awaits it." It it is now known to ell men that the government intends to word. passe : e a ' t ir e , or ;, 34 5 : b y ie4 re wee " e r je Te ee d a l y e the eleven lodges of the department es 4 e" " is remarked that this menace from the Emperor, do sway with the absurd system of protection, which has rise up suddenly, pull the racer from his =and draw zwiliehm ea • enriched • few hundreds of men at the exposes of ea many it across her threat. He was immediately by a man REFORM MEETING IN Clasaninvuz---A pel who was sent out to Mexico at the instigation named Wm. Smith, who was sitting near them, and meeting in furtherance of the objects sought by the eat of a junta of ultramontanista, coincidee with a olioe-constable named ll'Cati, belugiur to the Illyd a is Lupe, registered manhood suffrage and the vote Will n' N i V i e ' read in the Buenos Ayres Standard :-" A paragraph of unusual severity towards Rome in 90,000 silver darn hem brat introduced In ..dismtriet:gwoihipoiawpasoscis t a h nd e herree h.mi e lotL aloe`` with was Room:a wes held ...ixeei leet , ev c e i n erkse ing at wea the r.M aio[ i.to Mes ikook He Club: the Monitcue du &ie. The catholic organs bill votin g Boma Ayres Congress for the purpose of collecting and gent for, when be was conveyed to the central pollee- chair. Mr. John Robert Taylor moved the followr li in Paris call attention to this prognostic, sanding to the Paris Exhibition specimens of the prideo 000agaar'w Dr. Smith was ste la at d d l ace y it , the blood l an :- tkr% a t bliss of the new part" t, ;ea coming from Mexico, where Maximilian those of the conatry, such as wool, Mom, jerked beef, • blue r Is and a portion of the vertebr7of the g neck having fraction only, and sot by . the body of the pecpk reigns only by virtue of the will of the French Ent. hens bac sow and hate hide; gasses; doer, awl, and been cat. The prisoner, on being conveyed to the p aline - anxiety locreseed by the significant alms of the .. 1 plume, and whose reign would cease if the French tiger skins ; ostrich fe•thers, caul% honey, molasses, wax, °Moe, stated that the deemed had abused I . slm le the Minister of long Imizzo i lt d lie so a!l f imp . o i r ef t:t i t a ler: tobacco. erica, I n di go , ot a t i eet i, silk, ° Aw e , dried fruit., beginning of the week, pointed to several marts ot army were to evacuate his territory. violence oe his face. On being told that she was dead he meeting ale it to be the duty of the usesfreackbe aniseed, timber, dyes, gums, bark, herhs, gmin, auger, pre. The Muniteur du Sat. says : said he was quits happy, and woudd die happy now that she unrepresented body of the people to agitate bedsit serves. whoa, Neon saltpetre, potash, Bede, gold, si l ver, wax goo's, as it was her who bad brought him to his present rights by all legitimate means, and to claim the hat A foreign journal ansounces that the Empress has written teo p e y , tin, skim', I nd, Iris, coal, petroleum, porcelain, pudic's. It is said that his wife, or a woman with whom the protection of the voter spinet Intimidation e' d (4 a brochure, entitled, "Maxims in • provideutisi Foist of marble, rock crystal, quits, textures of wool. blanketa, be cohabited for years, resides in Liverpool or Newcastle. tics." Mr. E. Dresser Rogers seconded the a view." This news is utterly umfounded. carpets, embroidery, tanned bides, fancy leather, &a" Deceased, who was about 40 years of age, Iles left • son and thou, which was supported by Mr. Baxter Lan*, Curiosity will still prevail to know who is the r ..: MIAMI AND INFORMER& -While the invest aged respective! 18 and 16 yeses. tter carried. Mr. Cromer moved the neat resointioa ' irk- daug h ter, the pri r threatened y to tali her moths: S olite lows :-" Th is . meetin g pledge themselves to selPs author of this pamphlet, because the Temps said lion into the charges mount the (alleged) Fames conspire- on two previous occasions , and that she Ake 1 mkt _n ____og er eowell Inch the Reform Tutu li it 111 the other day that it used very much the same tors la yet is proems, it would be improper to comment the knife from him. The edge of the rasor with which the established and to further its promos asd exteusea_; upon it. The case of the government has been stated ; but deed was committed is turned and broken.-North British almost throughout the borough of thnebery." Mr.W arguments as those printed not long ago by the it has not yet been proved. Two of its. witnesses have Mail. semded the resolution, which was seppertel b Empress of Mexico, and that if this was not all it hoo:Zair ;n i e s d, una b v u o s . T i n e Lb: have c not bes o t; orom i ez AOCIDENT WHILE SHOOTING, AT RAYLEIGH.-On Staineby, and agreed to. Auto of thanks to the sir knew of the authorship, it " was all it could say." Le a • the evid os for the crown, a far as it d o es not Ineed . ay o lrtMr. B. T w yr o t eta coot t the of Ok i repe ite r, C. wh W es; m gLae ieheld i t o h n e E . sm.. The different am It is amusing to find after it having been taken rest upon undeniaris document ., sho u ld 3 be that of of io- the latter , in Rayl eigh , ing at a tr` partridge. accidentally bit Mr. lure sow boon published of the enema issue) evidence for granted in France for many months that form' natural received w t itlite t suspicious. ch T• 11144 whom i he observed , hari s. lto or t e a e few e of It the shot s t e b y e er a Lcoort for theacityannoofberiftre.r. The.laill ons Napoleon 111. had lent a councillor of state, M. They enter the witoess-box eelf-breeded aa traitors first . rul that t arm he sight of striking he eye was injured, but med was a l- Mr. Jacob Bright a (adv L aced liberals), who wow nee, Langlaia, to his brother emperor in Mexico, for rd ib lisra is 4f . th e t tiitimony aes .tr i to e nfi m m os e r d i : m erntl o cie n cal mistime being immediately sent for Ibis fortateately by the same committee, so tha tact c•nd t the total teZ a Finance Minister, the o ffi cial journal of Mexico tTivanoe fails to devise it is worth very little. If it be so b e able o i r s :i .i o r te i t a b p e case ; iandrr favourably. - Bars pat i o , t, we ara ir gla r /W . a...a . 'll se ag lat t . f l i sertregs la ke., 4211. lea 3d. ; II affects to scorn the imputation that Maximilian can supported, the prior p:r i taLltlt i that i ,t r h e e n ieform u er o :s stoo l s a °UDDER DZATIL-On Saturday morning Michael clerks, osairessers, ar ka. 74al 17a. Old . ; oommitle eed have accepted such a humi li ating loan. Such a l t t; e W pr r iplea tan t I n oninemeis of th e t wo T e r * Fagan, aged 35, a private on the staff of the School of Mae- ett s. d eefre . shmenta, W. 14 . 3 e 7 .... 61..; ; p> delicate branch of the sdrnistrstion as the finances who were examioed on Saturday for the WOW% ititrtyllreasdit:l.deddelaittn been his bed , h r id tb c t ri lla n r k ze f ts. i. It u lt r a : l i f erei 7 . . , 7 n B o;l l t . agii i s 7 r , .. a t e. 1 . ; 1 1: ,... a . 18 of Mexico is not, it says, to be entrusted to " any The eilde nothin la g a w f h t te h e Tetanoltlitliedelngethe oo t i Z e . D. time, sad during the past week had emplateed a good deal election nut, 10 1 51 : ollice i fitti hi . 7,} f ii r l. ga i ; one on the other side of the Atlantic." This is toots sa to the existence and objects of Feentoion r a ,P u t " ni t iihreL A few Mr tapped bef a or 6 o w 'f i l i o a c c. k . o e7f 211. tsr 15*. ed a:the ; re t e s d i '2l s t d ie % pet Mr. Bright be" quite • different doctrine to that preached the on both sizioltutsattabti,es.o flo rt w a ta w r il h l is crimicatiz b ot ' other day by the Preset, which, wishing to applaud 1 the mission of M. Langlait, said "Why should ever, to at attu ar re stags of the invest4aTion. It i:only r fair the accused to remember that Naito was arrested " wed i dearesek room to ct er a r a l t s• im. Deceased called out " All beaten by more than 1,000 votes by Mr. Edward , hoe r . right," and Sage told him he was not wanted till 7. De- Q.O. (liheti/. lfr t i h t :rterznlehe mods le ii i itit and to sou ld thin to ctillirlat:thitinWinifien'utleS ; and tat 7. ughing re t i d lia ot, a o a aadidate on Mr. Barley. SattNay Laving or Molder l , not a state get from a foreign country the most with them nd °a tl t ta h i. T a l e a no h w irh uit th an e is ars ra t i t l t ed e uponta- and then heard a noise in his throat, sod epos going to him preceding the nomination which e r es oll oalWedeelliel! 1 capable minister it can find, just as it would avail bon, eel • not in the dock, d is beta In iise he h es f:_tuid be wa y s s ilead. Ao w in i c , iLes i t he was held at the To were wn-ba i l i i i sh up ort : tj a m od a vigorous % h a r rn el paigo the hrs. o;rl l7r. 4 4 itself of the services of a foreign carpenter, joiner, turoed ageiost them th e evideoce-be it true or false- ew which might have been tendered against himself. r., L em. .., „":1 ig ,,,.... id H James School's, Eeq., surgeon atti e ,:bed apparently res o Zlas AOl. tor boating) ; andidate's c or mason ?" The Mexican Moniteur, however , The testimony of the other wits the inform „......_.,"" the "`"'"' in Musketry , little -- also stated that be found the Wives. 1421 . Bs. 6d. ; clerks, moseengernha. 29 51 . • thought he Gs* 2514 14s. 6d. ; itatiosery, printing, gad adv bred ter only admits that M. Lunglais is coming out to give Pettit-is seriously dieeredited by his false idencation " ''r'"' - m•a from &ad - : The jury y returned at rod 7. He of " Na. att. St. 31.; leis:ells a 964 10a.; total, 2. 3 • 61 - advice just as M.Corta, the deputy, did before Lin.. of sbeirtr;:i'sve tethn parsons IlaiLensaimailiarha represen ted oemu " rd de" b •" -Kvities g" ig e• The reanduiee candidate , Mr. Abel Hey woe' 0 A capital political story is told in • place where On the 3rd of September, Pettit declares that inte r cou rse . ratead THE Yzumw Fzvan SAT _WANSEA. -The present liberal), was fourth on the pelt Re bad beim eno poeger mums than any of the other candidates one would not look for it-the theatrical Jeuilleton it V e illsm Kenna on s Fenian :et o n went to the hze d s e met o f 1 11 21 , : h w i tli b he rum he ti in je tb ss e lowsla e r i t :I a t e& o c chernaae.. 0 . eI 7 . tnikeing is iiiiinoinperni i ee i, modest bill ool e re of M. Saroey in the Opinion Nationale. In • small th ere Scally end Th y oLas Quigley, • silversmith , of 1 which is mu surprising, pother., in • wieotifio point j d Boil" for if ellinifieir., a te i ikustiol ke., to :r 24. 1gr. 1 a e country town a hundred numbers of the Moniteur Sheffield, to both of whom be was introduced, and with I a s:ll7ch t h h i a l a lls ' ely a rea xerabtelaVatiurhislinaathrtatliabwa mi alsal a akas. mi... p •Pre. and misoellsoeous expels's, 218 du .Moir are sent every day to the Post-offioa The both ft wahom protractedh shook hands. Betwer place, which hno dou bt that yellow fever bas actually appeared at Sores- hire of veh i cles, ka, 804 165.; , prig tie', 0 . 06° , 1 . 1 ; 105 L se. Btd. ; advertise:lg, 1041. 14a sis i postman cries them about, sells as many as he can, Pettit repute in hie evideeee,.... and which ended sea, otld that at least tee dentin hers He la a b r y tb i l t a l i l i r m -e t -ii 30. sgo gets a per tentage on what he tells, and when un. .'' tend Q a l l ia l 'a drill in ad ielg Pe ll lie V 1 . ..7: r a t° ILI: Sp:rtefrlttbs w s ith a orse a ol fever oil bard. "Oa the arrival THE Causes CoNotuata.-The Church C successful brings back the unsold numbers to the 1 Quigley giving . him a latter of introdnetios to Mr. 01 the shiti fe Port." we are told, the dire se W_•.• discovered T IMM" at r4:4ll!rctoeflhCorUoiled‘tk‘i. hu h •w cathedra waste paper basket. Some one said to him, " You i 4 2,' 0 ",5c r i, b 1 . 2, r e ar . P arliament-street, Dublin (the Irish People t d .L d he t i n ell a lw !tree r t h a s tile a m o s f erta . z i a p s . auffering u lro m ez it i the about 1., by tie ts e hi r p tak.a for must find it very fatiguing to hawk the Moniteur calved - f ro m :l in t a day P ,:a tt l e t:et 8 3: T t h s e da il'Zi i a l f l a t ; le said, wen takes to preyed the mead el the disuse, dal promisee to be • successful one. for so many hours every day." "Well," says be, and regret to st" em'edyier to Dublin ca Thmre d °laming pr oved common to u thaa4h on a r at, It w w " ou h l i d I s a P gr r : tits drat tisPraaatas which C arrel dart t:gtenL-We disease a, " " I get holidays." "Oh! of course ; the great fete Lim . th lett: he . brought, illusibemr.°'ence Cce of ' o'Di:rode:de infested ship from the Wm* or eves from the 4046 Log rapidly in F arn h am . It has Played hee" Id days--Easter, Trinity, Ascension, Ac." "Ah ! . Rom Id Combos O'Mshony. Oa the Monday following turday week, however, • death occurred yellowis the f twa, th e g o . herded Mr. Am., of Al lershot. gr. 4 but I get more ; because whenever M. Thies 1B ( bri t he l" l b 4ll7 6 lB °. ss e" w " Yr sga d . i n, "d u beggil and 6i ' e aril tea the er medical al deathsagr:ld in r:t gala to followed I ; Bsphot,victims. Upwards of 13:000r a . Le e r of desk b 0 Or 31. Jules Fevre speak in the chamber 1 next day, when be repute:l'th', wintry- a u: a gil4 proms. A the coerce o f h e t week is:p r ivy Council were cornmeal- mired is the Faddism Cattle Mattel lesues t o4 -I do not know how it happens-but fifth interview followed. Yet oe Saturday, before the tTllet:etth. wer B se rr d pi e i Ze b ef ar to t les: diethlgo"" 4 . Tbr merr , : f e h l i. dim ; ei ne hu1a...h....m t .: t k t y hru z, 6 5 7,8 t the fast is that our postmistress never gets her ; wa s i ° l o t:, title , w f. !tatisa i co us u o ll , aLtal n I ; whet and her ronae ort 1.8 *equities leaves so doubt as to the specific character of the ef . the n w ere= raL ood will contribute liberally to Moniteur." This anecdote, which correctly Ulna- _ldoppor, the ar Dublia tailor, es Quieloy, and O'Keeffe as dimes, or as to the fact of it* having hese berodeeed by eg pe ae r s e.-an e g aropt• which has bees mete eet i habeique Hula. There is every reason to hope, we au foal and other plarese.-Surety Stasularet Crates the spirit in which the French government w swill Y. H t7l Pr i r Ti d bits' . sevel 1 bef mstierssieemsit's:i t iled to sod, that the outbreak will tutted so feather. No past fortnight Mr. Sherwood, the distric4 its deals with the press, is an admirable commentary sonny in Salford, en d Qaigley in Sililleld. `" The testimony additional cases have brae reported sr , to ha eight, sad Faverehasn, has seedeinsed several Cows 111 g upon M. Paulin Limsyrac's Biarritz article , at- LO e 1 Mr Pettit dose not ed i roZ i tig m esee of the e ftli t rn le e i n h tr Eztmru or ei er al, gra s ::°•„,„.".: y • uow bo bssa i r d tri 1 4 , three id Oegs . : l • , i d ese, eight or nine s& lees.Ds . ipi t sh. • sr eared tempting to establish an analogy between the distil of the teiditooD a y ee which they 'v e:7W: e t !ylee. an eed, SIMS for • few 1,0815 a411"117 dd•To Old 7 000 IF lIN regret te hear then are mead titans is 4 arrest on a charge af erloolidree, of the writers is fag, sad their *maim is serepting4l. -Northern Wisig. fever has woe been l'o°° ll to so* lo • low lollaraalloolo .bsarboolsaffering from the dhow-Soca &ma -Tina. 5. _,T. I I f p. l? The Hamburg and American Company's steam ship Teutonia, from New York on the 20th ult., has arrived bare. She brings 30 passengers, United States mails for Hamburg, and 400 tons of cargo. CONXERCIAL IN TELL NEW IGENOE. YORK. syn. 20. 10.0 1 - 4 1 6 ! 10.1018 10.16 10.0010 1 ALLZOOD WE OP CHOU= Air 8017PHIMPTON. Tax REGISTRArzoAs. ---- __.__ CITY OF LONDON.—{THIS DAY.) This morning, at 11 o'clock, Charles Us e pum p , Bp., Wrists', appointed to revise Os B ib ., voters for members of parbeasest for the Crity Quadasm orasnasseed his ditties in the Coast of Os mium p - 67. 4 Mr. Oaditie Knob fins at Neer, Whits mists& by Mr. J. Nicholson, npgars4 for the az don Oresorvetive Registration D A ss ; Malik onliMr• Osorff• f" the 14 0 1 74 Aitheistioa. no ! wising barrister having likeable sett, kw, spos Kr. she s inseeffisse, alter idth. a ss osdiry Pats bonded la the lists of henliffh, i s the vairkal parishes In the My, sad the arty & s y nth% Doomed th e somber of slams end obleothen Isks & Lir respeedVlA lisle. From tbe lists it opposed fool wen takea oat oa tits limy, sig the lists of the liberals, while the ineserss,,, have tam 147 on the former, sad 416 on the htba Oa the li Vat 44 objestires WOO dash* le g us the hoasebolded Rah The liberals have sods los see dams is the livery, 133 la the hooseholiete' lisle* to sowed qaelifiostioa. The taeservatives hive a s s, saw deism, end two to snood. It wean that Weems% comes stank off the livesa at ts a men d while 368 wow =saes ern lists 1,333 sr* ens* off. sad 1,922 sew .The_ ropeedinge of the noosing wore of s tee* sou LW. &EMIL EAL LN.L SAL Li. LL LILL ILL ... 1 1 ..o. rir7seo — artie Caps Cam .. Uverpool Roabolort... POTIMIDOSSIL. 20.91 02 30.1760 110.07 63 00900 WM le 00.06 07 00.06 67 10206 116 I 1. Z. H. Ale • oo 0 Di I In I of bt bt IA I _4 —is Y S.& L&I. &N.& S. W.S.W. &S.W. S. L.S.Z. ILL LE. 11.N.L. SHOCKING AND ROA CITY NATAL ACCIDINT II rig D. INQI7MY.—(THIB DAY.) At noon to-day, Mr. John Humphreys, Ifl4 . sex. comer, WU as imighfLot the EMU Tows, ta. road, tossisiwg the death of wall= Stein, a pt 35 ,7 Ar who was rum ewer sad killed. It appeared from the evidence that the deressei e ,„ carman ia the employ of a coal merchant, sa d ~, Friday evade. he was promedtug slam th e with a waggon ormtalalag two tele of erg. He wa s hi m' ee the top of the sacks of ma, mg 44 smug the wanes into Oressatreet, he thki end cams npos his head on the road. Tlge yem t ai ; to stop the irse, bat before that could IteslaiWis, wheels went over his head, crashing the skull% a t 666.1 manner. lie was killed on the spot. It was l!sepulk, that deceased. fleabag that he eas dose to his mi.. Kr. Hansou's coal yard, PrPotei to get inn asifii sod so fell. He left • widow with throe inane rep, aided for, and the shock of his death has and kert, prematurely mama of another child. The jury totemic* • verdict of " Aecidiatsi Dimik• ',0.0s i Ism; $ rics. Money easy. Gold, 144. Stocks, first board, New York Centro* 93/ ; Illinois, 127 f ; Erie, 861 ; 5-20 U.S. Bonds, 107 i. -12 nmad.' ... 'astir . met] ~ ~1 M~94 iM SAL ILL :. THE OVERLAND MAILS. ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 2. THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAIL The Tanjore left here at 4 p.m. yesterday, and the Syria AL6 a.m. to-day for hiaresillea and Southampton respectively. CALCUTTA AND CHINA (HEAVY) MAILS. .GIBRALTAB, Ocr. 2. _... . . . 2 1 -,1 The Masailia left here at G p.m. yesterday. She may be expected at Southampton on the Gth inst. ACCIDENT NEAR BOLTON ABBEY.- nu PERSONS KILLED. OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL. The Para, from Southampton, Sept. 27, reached Gibraltar at midnight yesterday, and left at 9 a.m. to-day for Alexandria. All well. LL L LILL LI. Li ei— 1 2 be 3 ; 6 be 6 ~i~-~~°l A carriage accident occurred on Friday skit, about aim o'clock. in the woods. BoltonArial& Amp coatabeing Jame Wharton of Bottou-beidp, rob Thomas Liveasy (who for some yam luir earned MI by attending to the hones of visitors to the Strii,u4 Hallos Woods), his wife, and a Paid-maul of Obowley's were oomieg from Mr. Melee bad rear-bed that portion of the woods near b Mo. leadieg oat of the Dear Park, whom the hem sat imp fell over the precipice, fifteen yards high. Teo d party, Wharton, - **driver, sad Mrs. Limey, we kid on the spot, and Limey died shortly after from the of the Injuries he sustained. The maideemast ies dangoroesly hart, nor was the horse much isjets&ipgi terrine was brakes to pieces. Aa imams ma bid le bodies on Saturday. before Mr. Themes Bras, emu when a verdict of •• Accidental death" was Mari, Ia followieg facts wove deposed to at the inquiet : Richard Wellock. of Hazzlewood. caldera, Yesterday, about half-past eight o'clock, Ms. QOM gave Wharton some beer. Linsey drank with bleu had a gill a-picsos. Wharton bad • bone sad mu* drove. Levessy and his wife got in with him. A ems of Mr. Cbowley's also got is to ride dews le the gig saw them proosed as far as the dog keeneL Whine • on the brake on going down the bill. All creM se sil• fee as I saw. I went after • short ties sad Mei ir whale of the partite at the bottom of the fldl Bins Limey was sitting bolding the horse, which WWM a Limey. and his wife, Alice, and Wharton meld Thos. Limesy lived about four boon, and died bon injuries received from die tell. Jess, the said, mini log on the opposite side of the stream. I itd ulna W batten wee en boom. Charles of Crime, horse-breakerolemd- Yesterday night, after the last idiom Maned be the Gill, I went with him with a light. Whim mit down, Thos. Livemy was sitting under the here's Isa. was alive. We gothic* oat, and thin we get at limit She was dead. We this got Whence ben We 6 ouriage. He was dead. The emu& girl fentokint had her removed. Thos. Livemy was Washed bit led and internally. He survived about four Mau Hem( rune close to the precipice down which alteryenne( ell the horse and carrep fell. TM tall Ss shed IS yards. 141011•111.1. WIDIIIIDAY. cm tiorream TROILIDAY. 11.1 L lo N.& aad N., Coigns Elf. to &ELL, mode to moderato. rate to fresh. M1L 11 1 " .43.W , moderate WISTZLIL B.S.W. to LEE , mode l. strong, unsettled. rata to atroog, some rain In places E. to li., fresh to mode- SOUTIEUX. S.E. to N.E ~ moderate rate, floe generally. to strong. ESE. to S. and S.W. LIMN. As next above, gene - Woos to moderate, rally One. thas. Noetbere=Scollan Y d. Westere--.TralaDd. Woks, and *die, Soathgra-,illsh Channel sad By of Biscay. Mastors,-Mastward ltogland sad North Sea. 3011 60 10.17 6$ EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PS= ONO OWN AUSTRIA. VIENNA, OCT. 3. The official Wiener Zeitung of to -day publishes the statement already announced of the revenue and expenditure for the first nine months of the current year, and adds, "It is to be expected that the final accounts for the financial year 1865-66 will at least be in conformity with the estimates, if they do not show an actual surplus." Baron von Wallerstorff has been appointed Mi nister of Commerce. SPAIN. MADRID. Ocr. 2, Emma. The government have decided upon the suppres sion of the Spanish mission relative to the Holy Places, held as resident minister at Rome by Don Fernando Souza of Portugal. p