The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-13 00:00:00

T .1711 BOAT SERVICES.— Dusing the storms JA i s tie piss pier, tek the bode of the Nations' Lifeboat Iselitalita eared as trots Merest wean =oar meats. The lagitutita hes LAM Ha Set la the saw period ea Ile Lilifeeet ta Will= ss amen AMMO OS 711,1011 lir earls. ON wrecked permits by its =sae oar sem The ttee ot the APPILL to lie public f or /MIST Alfa= MOM II! Sri Oa illiened hem dsmeada co the latittatioa's 140 Bawd ealsbllabaeasts. - Owlebbalirda ire tecateed by Mena WIRY aad Heel= co. Coatis sad Co. and by all the Landau sad (*Wry l abet tes ,14 asml by lir fleenaed rry, beard Leiria Rea, ad the be- Johaid, o bi t. The ANIMAL MURAL MIZTING of this larlitatica wit be bald at the London Tanen, Viihoyegattretreet, TO the lttb but at t olgock moistly. His Grace the Duke el ARGYLL. K.T., to the Chair. RICHARD Libflb. Balreal7. 14 Johnetreet, Adelyht, March U. VPUBLIC COMPANIP.S. BIIGIBTRA TION FORM sad POOP s & emend by " Tbs Oceilanks Ast, Irs doct by As sad purr, iblikeses Meters. {Y, nostAkbirk sad Lemke -bride% Lt Yd - 01 IN BROGDIN. na.IGINAL GOLD °RAIN MANII7ACTORY, I, JF azonusrraArmr. oommouunis. DEN BILOGDENS GOLD OILALti& JOHN BROOM/CS GOLD GUARD ORAN/ ~....' ~ ~yj, ; . ~.~:1 ~ dose, will supply a AR 1010111 to ta.lllllilf tent question. But although we should be con tent to see Lord BROUGHAM reinstated in his good name by such a proems, if that method Is most agreeable to him, we should prefer, if that were consistent with personal converience, that he should anticipate inquiry, mid in his piece in Par liament make a clear statement ; one that would expel from the minds of his countrymen the doubts and difficulties which against their wish have found a lodgment there. 'oll2f BROOD/CW[3G OLD ALBERT CHAINS. - TORN BItOODENI3 GOLD BROOCH CHAIN& AGRIOUL TIIR AL HALL. LAIT MX MONTH PIA_CHS STAMM COM and HIPPODEOXL- 1 1 111 AT NOVILTIL—TIIIB XVIINING (Monday), sad daring the link MB be produced, with ea annual degree ot , the ode brand and highly no Hqueetrlan 8 WHIM : Vie Inki Horse et riert. New minimal orents% Minya genie, Tarter damn pm-onm and grand immaent, =l e whole of the vast 70801Ifeee et this nanni es —Zane champ of the mean of the CMG and varied nate in the HI The Int nahlosabie Morning na m e win tabs Matarday nark March ln, ands' iathanneited penman. IZEKIMBia I we wait Supper for you after Lb sas Ptatowtma, at EVANS . lagl not. ghe evisreoo. TO 0013.11OPONDXNTS. imemosols biddeedoet bx " Sbe impraed* Leadda Exists( l'Xmaid be at the Mae, 10. laardelbairsot. Two ic as lb' day of beibikaiesa HATIILANZIL Two Womack THUS WSW Anil MARRIAGE. — DAVID GANJUCK.—LARD DUNDINAIf NANAIND AND DONE VOL Mown. Soiherm,_Brald. sad Dectdow• Ileawdom—And PAINCINI OsmiNee. PIAINGIDS3. Toe innwa, HILZYSTEINGS AND PIDDLZSYZINGa. TM MRCS OP LONDON. ilsoss.Vlstas. J. W. Iso_,Plaso. Nisroo, J. Nelms, Parrestsr, sod 11. Welke : Mrs N. siisroso. Mims Woe% sal Owynos. —dad AN MAPLE APOLOGY. MS Emma, A DAY Ann TES WIDDING. ILL and Mn. Itorainan.—And TH= 871tAriGIUt. Yawn Rider, Holman, Widdiaastb, fttspearlak ; MAW DIMIIIOII tad Nen Hannan. ~ —Cciesollloll at 7. EZITANIIIA. fins ZIMIZIOIi. THZ WEDDING KVI.—IIIIDAL M 1 Mbar yaeobs.—Dasetm Bbipboa. —Mid TIVINTY !MIAMI. —Ocossec• at batvot S. HIGH WATTS. AT LONDON-BUN& Thlll DAT Hon a& SA Aft.....Afterseoe. Th. it 7041011110 W Monist. IL leca.....AArnaoce. 311. task LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 13. The statements which have been publicly made concerning Lord BROUGHAM and his brother, the heir to his peerage, have aggravated what is oiled the Patent-office scandal in a degree which it would be difficult to express. We are too well accus tomed to mee our public men give the good things of office to their - friends andrelsAiotteto be sur- prised when Lord Chancellor Witarsuay provides for three sons, & son-in-law, a nephew, and a brother-in-law, at the public charge. There mey even be some whowill not be sorry to see this practi- cal protest against the foreign and decidedly demo- cratic novelty of competitive examination, and who will think the British constitution all the firmer for so many new personal supports. The peculation) of Mr. EDMUNDS are very shameful, but the dis credit is as limited as his personal importance. But this charge against Lord Baouariam is truly afflicting. It is many years since his great re putation, from being claimed as the property of party, became a national possession. To see the name of one who had acquired so much distinction in his lifetime, and whose achievements we had hoped would descend to posterity as one of the glories of our age, sullied or even temporarily obscured, is • public misfortune. We are justly jealous of the honour of our public men. We are properly shocked when we read of the enormous fortunes so rapidly made by the ministers and aer vents of Louis NAPOLEON—Of the prodigious SE cumulations of a MoRNY, or the nice little nestegg of a Moounenn--or of the gains made by pro fessional politicians by " lobbying " at Washing ton, and we bless ourselves because corruption, at all events, is impossible in this country. And the proof that it is impossible to any important extent is found in the fact that a discovery like this does shock, and not merely grieve us. The senti ment of the public on this subject, as we collect it, is twofold. There is first • universal feeling, so profound and natural that it scarcely comes to the surface of consciousness, that come what may, the truth must be ascertained and made as public as the scandal. And there is, next, a disposition to suspend a final judgment on the charges, until the parties inculpated have had ample opportunity of disproving them. Less than this would not be consistent with the manliness and generosity of the British character ; less than this would be injustice to ourselves. Hitherto there has been no undue haste shown in bringing Accusa tions against Lord Barri:Torus. It was not until the stories about the circumstances of the original appointment of Mr. LEONARD ED MUNINI had been retailed in every club, and were acquiring that kind of semi-publicity which combines the greatest damage to character with the smallest compensation in the means of correction which it places in the hands of the person reflected on, that any notice was taken of them by the more responsible portion of the press, every journalist seeming willing to leave to his neighbour the ungra cious task of publishing what was felt to be little less than a national shame. These stories were told by the friends of Mr. EDMUNDS, and formed part of that gentleman's case. The nature of Lord BROUGHAM'S early connexion with the EDMUNDS family was well known, and it was sufficiently notorious that Mr. LEONARD EDMUNDS and the Ex-Chancellor had not lost sight of each other, the Poet-office Directory giving the same address in Grafton-street for both. Now that the statement has been made that three-fourths of the salary of the Clerkship of Patents has been paid over by Mr. EDMUNDS for the purposes of Lord BROUGHAM, inquiry will be di rected to discover the grounds of that payment. It is not enough to know that Mr. EDMUNDS paid over 300(. a year under the direction of Mr. Baonouur, and that it was applied thus and thus. It is pos sible that he might have hall to do that if, instead of owing his appointment to Lord BROUGHAM, he had been indebted for it to a member of the political party to which he belongs. Ward these prospective payments the " consideration " for the sake of which the appointment sou made t The Committee of the House of Lords to which the whole inquiry is referred, and which happily will enter upon the investigation with the utmost free- be ann. WINDSOR OASTLI, NABCH 11. The Queen, sooornpanied by Princess Pastries, drove out is • amine awl ken this seersins, attesded by the Dueller of Rerhuudee. The Primus Heins sad Massa Lodes arrived at 'the Olathe fres Beeldaghsin Pak," 'Waded by Lady Omaha Berviagtes, the Hoc Inas Maedeasid. sad Nails the Has. A. Pardiage. The Duke of Roxburgh* sad Lad Lyons bad the beam of dishes with bee Majesty yesterday. Prisons Beristhasky arrived lest the Castle, awl had the honour el beieg presestsd to Majesty by the Lady is Maws 12. Tht QUM, Prisms Ram. Primo Loeb% eadPitaseer Beattie, Weeded divine amine this ram* thelginis ay& The is and ratlines is wattle{ also *Raided. The Rev. C. Kingsley preached the easeee. The Feiner" of Wales took a carriage drive on Saturday, acarespauied by the Hon. His. Amos. The Prises of Wales rods as, hoevelaok, siteadad by Li KeppeL His Royal Wiliam west in the males conesuazione of the Royal Society at BvUngtea~heaeq Mended by Lieut. - Oen. Knollye. Lieas..oal. Koppel. and Xs. Hobsznaan. The Prises and Primes of Wales, with the Hon. Mu. Bruce and Liesti,ChL %mad in waiting. attended divine metric* at the Chapel Royal, Si. Joress'e, yesterday moedog• The ooromunioe monies we read by the Rev. the Sob. Doss, the Rev. E. Peek, and the Rev. O. V. H. Samna?. Authors , "MU to Riessontesnes"—BallithilL Sung by Pester Bristow% Mama Freer* R. Busby, Monism Smith, H. Whitehouse, and Lawler. Yr. Ones prodded at the organ. The sermon was premised by the Bishop of Peterborough. from I Corinthians, rill., 2, 3. The Archbishop et York. the Duke of Any% the Duke et Si. Albans, Berl St. Germans. Berl finenhope. Viscount Sydasy, Lord Llseover, and Lord Harris, &Waded the servios. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Do treat. The ministers present were— Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, Earl Russell, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Earl de Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somer. set, the Right lion. T. Milner Gibson, the Earl of Clarendon, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. Despatches were int on Satudar from the Colostal.es to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, Ossada, and the Bahamas. TOOT OF ZIT BLUE= TO LONDON.—(TIIIII DAT.) —This morniog her Majesty the Queen, essorapiaied by the junior members d the royal family, and ablended by the suite, left Winder Castle for Buckingham Per-9, where it is understood she will remain till Wednesday, and then return to Windsor Castle. • His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge honoured Lady bfolesworth with his mummy at dinner on Saturday evening. The Duke of St. Albans, his Escellesey the Belgian M'nister, the Marquis and Marehlooess of Clanrioarde, the Marobiences of Ely, Maria Marehioosse of Aikebury, the Earl of Sefton, the Fee and Countess of Beseborough, the Earl and Coaster of Airlia, Lord Henry Gordon Lessem, M.P., the Right Hoe. Lord Stanley, M.P., the Right Hoo. Sir Robert Peal and Lady Emily Peel, Lord Dafferin, Lord Houghton, and Mr. Nina were invited to meet the royal duke. Colonel. Tyrwhitt was in waiting en his royal highness. The Duke and Duchess of Buckingham and family, amordiog to letters reoeived in town on Saturday, have srrived at Malta from Sicily, after visiting Rome and Naples. The duke and duchess and family ware all well, and proposed to visit Egypt before their return home. Hie Excellency the Austrian' Ambasaador, who km been compelled by iodisposition, arising from • cold, to absent himself from society during the last tee days, is sow better. . . The Earl Spencer is about to give up hie " home farm" at Althorp, and the stook I. to be sold off by auction preparatory to the farm being let to am of his lordship's tenants. Viscountess Palmerston has quite recovered from Ler resent severe ooW. and will soon femme her Tempi:km& at Cambridge House. The Lord Lieutenant has communicated to the nommittee of the International Exhibition the foot that _ . his Royal Higher, the Prism of Wales will open the Exhibition, is stab, on behalf of her Majesty, as the Bth of May. The Earl of Clarendon, KG., Earl Stanhope, sad Mr. John Walter, M.P., have been elected Governors of Wallington Collage. V The taste for private theatricals is spreading to lrelasd. Os Friday evenly( the Earl and Oorintens of Oharleineet gave an setertoinniest of this kind at Cherie moot Hoe" at which his Exeslieney wad Lady Wodehowia, the Marchioness of Drogheda, the Countess of Milltown, Lard Athlumney, the Marquis Cooyagham, 514., were present. At the Royal Institution on Friday evening Professor Ramsay delivered a lecture "Oo the &zoo°, or Earliest knows Fossil, ea the Lemmatise Reeks of Canada" _ Mr. EDMUNDS'S CARL,—The members of the Meet committee of the HOllllll of Lords appointed to in quire into this ases an to bold their first meeting to-morrdw. Richmond journals of the 27th ult. discuss the policy of the evacuatiou of that city. Some believe that It would greatly increase the strength of the military situation, by ommentrating all foroes in the interior ; while others declare that the abandonment of the capital would prove the downfall of the Coofideracy. The inquirer complains of the abloom of many of the members of Con gems from their seats in this present trying hour to the nation. _ General Lee, ina letter to Confederate Repre rotative Barksdale, dated the 18th oh., consider" the employment of slave. is the army both expedient and us canary, on the ground that the white population alone ean not supply the necemitim of a long war. He declares that they have the requisite qualificatioas fee, and believes they would speedily become, good soldiers, and recommeeds that a all for those who will volunteer upon the =edition of their freedom be immediately authorised by Congress. Governor Vance, in a proclamation to the people of North Carolina, declares that the only dangers whisk threaten the cause of Southern independence are the de premiss eessapisat upon meet revenge sod the risk of interval dimension. The muster-rolls of the Coatedsreey show the record of 400,000 soldier, bat thousands upon thousands of the are absent without leave. To entreat, to shame, or to drive these men back to the definee of their country'. standard, sad to the protection of the trans port of the hundreds of thousands of bushels of grain and stores of provisions now rotting in the depositories of the South for went of that trans port, should be the object of the hour, and when all party bitterness shall be laid aside, and each man stand ' log by his neighbour shall do his whole duty, the liberty and glory of the nation will be insured. He also, in a speech, warns the Southern people that if they do not promptly unite and efficiently set, the fields from whisk they produced such abundant harvests last year will this year be ploughed by the foe. The Royal Nail Company are building four new steamers, to be earned respectively the Douro, Rhone, i • Danube, and Arno. These will increase the company's fleet I to twenty three ships. Mr. Arthur Bketcbley will reopen the Egyptian Hall this emit* (Monday). EVIONtiG, HMOSIB, 1885. THB GREAT BANK RAMC BIRMINGHAM. PROBABLE ASSETS. (From the Diming/um Post of this day.) We believe we do not exaggerate when we say that the annouotwenst of the stopgap of Yams. Att woad, Spooaer, and Co., mad* by us oa Salittrday, reused more 000sternatioa sad astoohlimeat than any event that has happened in Birmingham within the recollection of the pressot generation. $o bard of belief were many who were intensted in doubting the announcement that it was not until they had visited New.strest, and maw the closed shuttles, and the exalted caewd wend the doom of the fa. wilier old building, that they °mkt realise the idea that " Spooner's Bank" was closed the pillars outaide was exhibited this brief and startling persons Wm hei r ke se rt out el the maidertnee of nom wines &Jima h : Lens thee they well en We. Is some ow, when wilmatin was shows to the sufferers, 10a. in pond wN " sdnessitelo slow s Lem es the rerwit, If solo bolsi W 11 . sad thus some employees wen as Banyan embled tomes their most menhir sagagemiate. It is Webnwry to know that the bilkers Cl the tows gessrally were disponi to dimisish the Int offsets Cl the sataufmorba by all means in their power, and that they Waned WWI as credit I. many Cl Unman' Gooier" fib s sash opeortsse sesommodaths, might Iwo to I. the week!, wages, withest the resent Cl Ink& than in their employ would have bon noble te obtain the usual ripply al the ensue samosaise Cl ' life. Bed sot this proper ooneideration bees shows, end this newt endow been gives, the distrem sad misery esseognsed en the stop ew Cl the bank most have boa man deeply and Won A login Sinters in our edvertiesesest salaam this mon* hem the sere simian( private banks and three Cl oar nasal impeelast johnnook basins, nimbi to giss every me persons tenes to ns who neenvennensa by = a rta amin poods' haws. Mai NAM the Whir wave is awardes with the Odd Fellows' lodges and War Wan Wise is that no friendly sodetise duly online& by Br. Tidd Pratt, the go vermest anieer. is isgell invest in say private re joist , stook hank. , by the we higher rate el WISMIN T I II % by Bens. Mimosas' se corn • with the Pet-anise lieshi, the Indere Cl iheee noddies have very largely nvested thorn said great oonliseustbs is thus carried mewl thec ae& Cl the moot prudential and enenehleg Cl Mr anises ohm. by the haw c 4 the beak. The ensuarkle seeesime datios Worded tient by the savhap beaks end Pennine he Saabs is the NlONti e. 4lll4llllll urged by lion busier who hen upoonhe hods is keep he is die br° = t h o:Uos these fluids yield the lawn profit We. me Wormed that at Wanda, WWI, and may other plena, the as.. oil the Winn pr Ei rdsZ greet enekrsation, sod our Winston einespeorien writes so say that many people in Thal salgidiewebeed LAW INTELLIGNITcs. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY (Mon I. Clonatiliew Beheyd.) IN Its (I. ZAITSR. The bealospt wee demerilied ea •;ablates of plied% I, ell coleys. TIC see wee beim the seen • bw as what the Habilitate were Sedvertesitly elated at 4,04 asoit-8,7761., Sas& of 4,7761. Should the prou i t. well realised, Wes is expiated to he • seapisa. (Bebee Yes. Cleaskeloner riaditers.) • IIINGAT AND GLOVIIR.—Avorm POWNOPTICZ Cut The bankrupts was batters, Cl Deletes ; el,o • de* I. the Owl Postalles. They pool fee their War of dhthup fats OAS of 6,7501,, WWI MONA OS the posed a their brim i m i nosi debts wiliest probable UMW Cl mast ills Hessetr, tegiving basset, sable' ths ere halls s priser i z s lBollo . whe isporre a l ic • as ia reLardst ota caz i al the ha esMs.y sad who was at imbue frau 8 se 9 is the sued ing 1111 5 is the aftersoos. It p a y .I„ es two yeses sae SS ass, be coslsrO u• ankh Wes ether hankrupt, Otever. bd sand isle eas 11110111116 sposalatioss sow so s% l use d beilsehte wiliest *ay espial The practice I. web ea sr to raw sp swab barks ef brisk Ned moss a to stortgep these the eteasest they WWI awe es am las es could a fob s b a w l s / Iy, wi they thout s ay** a sad ,Moe their tealbe zitsaziß. This Wu new • bet bea k , ass frau& a pa rnito alf bas wz The suburbs Clof Loses so ga with then sort of pleas reared up by sears esrabc, who were lie pupal of Shen. each speculedias sa l all sore litist w ho a gallaged ler ellris la lad albs ; * Sing was sae ilisibsr ilia" il lst* Wal teld elal6Bsthwi ll B 9 o =7 lll Fs wr ikah a ll , are with lie dodo Is the Pcoci+Ses. who WM a ft * Is the seeelpi el and hestWar bp sem Cl mossy, sr al It is Ode power to abstract Sees sasses% ell a de Mello iriecild to all who bed lifts gsa ft/11 1 E0'445a), should set mask were quits as had es ak a I , bevyblisab rid that without • bees a l a Za d day dared the beasful eft& ef p.o die ,ia i A h sntsept dbil dirks is public alias The one where lies grestest posit& suds ear astbsesee fres opeanialis by the as** vs required, bosses so sea we ia disk s ea Batts all the puddle anise • system i g a = slat amass the men ; they e g aga b rai m sad sitesspnes airy st, appeand frost a rues is" that wasyladm sad* sitestaed et the PestAdlics ea the thy tats Meths Sad their shales, for the aspen el sheadefor d ia large satoeste ia Se slaps al intend al ak trash ; and tt was Cl the Smoot public apesa d that ponies asployed in situates cl test as* all be Is to Do py irk tad bales opessistiass. this s seihd Wardle' tail fish bat eppeseed be mast that be bad ism slack • surveyor. He bed not • being is the weld; g Sib sad fondly, be willed to Soros Ids isms, ad lased Glover, who was • builder ' I. than spesikties I They had rats foto debt upwards Cl emu. NA ell bad for their isedleene was 9U. It wee ssid that • eight to suiploy his kilos tints at the 21.1 4 it was setided ins ; bat the coon Hs had &sly be...guilty of :sac sod bombs ties. Then wee seeing is the push Cl bdilliume as to hi* 00841111306 OS clerk Is the restels; sad it was slam that kiss kilos we Was to them mak and lesaudoos speseilisa HMI bankrupts bed conteseted debts without pub table mesas ot t. Kr. LaMar, as see*. Sc,. bed dyes .1,411 use too readily, sad widest in inquiry. Me had saver seat Glom, and bed sly as spokes to Betaear. Men who pve credit is s ex scald sot be easprird if they a l were isa d ay, after setting Boob ef Mr. Ali" beaded than crise te • arbor named _Sk, nib W ties sibs deb; lad Orme saki he se belt is lake geaei ebeisid fees Mr. Loader bid hes wfthwi probable slim of pennest, sad, iedeal, stint the ditenthea el sales far Um. The sly liar labs Cl the beaktords - was Mat they wets here Yom Ist lima o a balk anal debts w ins d lad smit sad henries spreletisa, chirp of brassy would be osigraded kr 13 mob, si Se im of Glair for 6 swathe ow the Maw goeuL Seim would I. gives for one sot* sisseable, cause were shows to the astray. RI W. PARRY. la this sin. whieh wee before the cat • few des es the bankrupt pawed hie sandsitics ; it wee the cab disobey whisk wee adjoented. _Ca AUSTRIA AND Prfkirsi.... The Presto of Vienna, of the 10th inst., publishes the following : We have rushed some interesting eemmusteations N. 'poetise the reply of Omit do lieuedorif to the Prussian despatch of the list et February. This reply is rally final. and sot provision], se has bean smarted, bet it is eon• lobbed in twedespatehes, whisk were both forwarded on the sth of Marsh. The het declares, in friendly but measured terms, that Austria is obliged to ontsider as absolutely unacceptable the Premiss aims, as they are PI la keeping with the creation of a really ladopeedent Federal German State, and It expressos the oonviotioe that Lag William himself. who has ghee so spay sad sueli striking pooh of his fidelity to the Federal hialtatioea, will be thoraces readily disposed to appreciate the reasons which Decapitated this rejection, at Amnia is ready, as heretofore, to take Prussian lutenist' into full amount within the limits of Federal eight, and that sits will examine with the greatest ears any other propoel. hoes made upon that basis. Is the mound despatch the reasons for the rejection of the Proesbut proposals are given in detail, and it is proved. point by point, bow impoigible it is to reconcile those de meads • lth Federal right. IZZITIIIee Trzaaaama) ITALY. POLITICAL AMNESTY. TURIN, Masai 13. The Opinion of to-day announoes that the King has signed s decree granting a full amnesty for political offences and for contraventions of the press law, as well as to all those persona who were com promised in the Aspromonte affair. EXTRAORDINARY SOLD SUI lE CIDE OP AN INDIAN R. AUSTR.ALLL INQ . mar --(TIUS DAY.) This morning hir. Payne, comer for the City J Southwark, hold as inquest repot* death at John Hackett, aged 32 yams, Isis a °Deposa Is the 60th RWs limy Sullivan 2, Brower's-tareism 1 7baschrost, South. =suaid—Tli demised same to lodge with ens two N. He bad been a formal is the 60th Rifles, bat he ins diesharged Is aaamareame of health has exposure to the climate of India &Wag the mutiny. He elated that his wife died a usseth slam. He got work at Pickle Haning.wharf. Oa Thinelay monde( was salted to no so work, sad he aid. " time is am up yet. It is right dosi; is not too lats." He 011•11 dowu and sat at the lege. He Pik baby and sand him on his lap He Mon mkt, " eve unbolt amp of tes, or If you hare sot that of hot water." He would not give ms tho cup but be bell it. I saw that be had pets hits enlistees* into it, sad I mad him whit it was. He said, quits esolly, "It is oat ppm; lam Sal& no." He added same run to it, mg thin tasted it. L said, " You oak. Book a men tam, that somothiog must be wrong. I will chew It to a donor or throw it is the fire.' He dumbed his ilst ismy hos. end said, " Yea will By you doiet," and be rind the a op sad draak at the wh —, ets of Ms Sqtli. He pit dews lb. obit sad goggend te the door, wisp " Let are est of your house. Oh, God I what spay r I rained aa shwa at Gees. Isom Banker, a follow hips of the skreassd. proved bowleg seen him pmts powder ander his pillow on gm Wednesday. He sell that it ins somathing pod that he wanted far his own se, sad that be would give wit ness a dram of it, that it would kill him. Dr. G. White mid that he was ogled in to tbs amassed. and found him from the Weser of a von large dose of cyanid, of That pass was easily peocurable by soldiers for the preens of gamin gold boa, Polimendable Banks, 294 said ad he essmesd the diesamars room, sad mmitai from incnommts that be had beta fourteen years in tie lit lieregisa 110411 Rifles. He fought at He gip of Dellg. mg he len Me heath through the lodise elkosto. He wm ea Dossabor 11, 1864, is emespenne d " ill.heabb ea doing the lodise ounmip." Ith Ind a of 7d. a day for three years. He bed two ohms to his modal. 11. stood well with his Miens, sad they had in. diced Oolong Boashrt„si_ the Surrey Rides, to get him a light emplopmpt at Piside Harring.wherf. While at his ad swam was snoop It smeared Mat he bad si op pro himself with 6d. worth er poison i tuelsogna. The Comer sommed app The jury referred a sordid "That dimmed mmmitted sulsids while of unesmili PLYMOUTH, ML 13. The Kent, from Port Phillip on the 17th Deoem ber, passed up Channel off the Start yesterday afternoon.' She brings 103,0000 z. of gold, about 100 passen gers, and a full general colonial cargo. Twenty-one of her passengers landed here this morning by a pilot boat. CALCUTTA, CHINA,. , AND AtTBTB.ALLO The Delta was to leave Malta as 10 p.m. on Friday, and the Ripon at 7 a.m. yesterday. The former may be expected at Marseilles to day, and the latter at Southampton on the 21st iost. OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL. MALTA. NAM' 9. The Pera, from Marseilles, oa the sth inst., reached Malta on the Bth at 2 a.m., and left at 11 a.m. for Alexandria. _ _ . The Nyanza, from Southampton, February 27, arrived on the Bth inst. at 5 p.m., and left at mid night for Alexandria. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) NOSY MAME NI. • A.S. L T. W. =Bs -tie le t r . LAI .- .. 19.118 40 SA Ardresom- 40.8 2 41 & enessidlik WOO 42 6.8. W. W.N.W. Bain Mee LW. vourre l sl " 111. — adserall - 28. Al 8./W. 1 12._ .03 LW. i Brut. 114.08 41. L. tedisbet 20 Min niblell -ABBOT L 70=. 1/02 1: L :nos tal W. I D I 4-- 1 Gain 2/02 IT But.w. M" T 112.08 . 14 Isialmough. SABA W. IWO . MAO II /W. MOB In 22.11. L M. ..., I ..... IT ro A bn Oill 6 1 bo ro &OS 1 rf Mt II n S - - co —II iiir me I I "It is with feelings of the deepest concern and distrees we samosa that, owing to alremstances ever which we have no opens', we are compelled to simemed payment. " Arrwoomi, Sinuses, Maximus, end Oct. " Marsh 10, 1865." Owing to the circumstance) that this wan the chief bank for small deposits, sad thews, toe great extent, Womble to small farmers, market people, and others interested in sErlordtsre, the awe affected many in the Warwickshire side of the district, mid the early trains were crowded with people anxious to know the truth of the roman conveyed to them by the moratag's papers. The bask being closely abut up, there were no OMAN of intonation, and thousands of depositors lingered about the streets, trying to ',certain the causes of the calamity, and the visibility of saving anything out of the wreck. Many poor women, whose all wee there, were bobbiss loudly; one man, whose excite ment was awful, grasped the pillar of the door mid de. =mild " his money—his all ;" and at the Joint Stook Bank, where busing' crowded, the man were my pain/oh The eaten to which individuals are directly affected by the failure is very peat. The depositors alms numbered nearly 4,000. There were 1,500 current mounts ; the 20,0001. of note are in an infinite number of bads, and haws the wide area over which the effects of the fallen extend. Besides this, a large number of the provident, loss, and beasfit societies have their accounts with Att. woods', and many of the clap ban ocopegational and other mocks deposited there. Several of the public initi ations also kept their accounts at this bank. Amount tiles are—The Birmingham and Stafferdthire Osa, the, Waterworka °Gainsay, Society al Artists, Cattle Show, Deg Mow, Farman' Gish, Blue neat Seal. Bye Hospital , Magdalen Asylum, Chunk Mfainery Bounty, fit. Mar tin's and Edgbanou Parish Societies, In. The two find named will lose little, but we fief that the funds of the ether societies are all deposited there. When we add to this record the painful fact that a great deal of Suet money is amongst the deposit% the extent ot the calamity may be imagined. We stated OD Saturday that the liabilities of the bask were about 1,000,000[. There amain of 700,0001. deposits, and 300,0001. credit Wawa. In addition there are 20,0001. of these private notes out, making a total of lia bilities al 1,050,0001. We are happily is • position to state that, whatever may be the 141141K11111111i40044.0141204 to the depositors and customers, the ultimate less will be Ism' than might be ea tidgated. The facts upon which we ben this statement are beyond oavil, and we tinders lay the fallowing figures before the public with the greaten confidence in their cur. moiler : The amen consist, first, of 250,0001. of advances made be asetessers, span which the bask, is essay cams, hold security. In addition to these Miasma owing to the bank. there is something like 70,0031. of bad or doubtful debts, spinet which there are securities sod probable dividends that will realise, say corthin of the amonat. A Ism estate near Hales Owen, belonging to the firm, is valued at 167,0301. ; failed that lam has been effused for it. There are also two estates, one non Worcester, and a smell one in Herefordshire, worth 22,000 k ; and properties in New-street and Eton I estimated to realms 17,0001. The bilk c 4 exchange cab 'mount to that 200,0001., sad there are • few I shwa in public companies. These siesta reprisest a total of my 600,0004, or about UM in the potted. Making, therefore, an snowmen for onntingeaciss, there is some tt t, ability that the estate, if taken out of the Bankruptcy may pay 10e. in the pound. We give these par. Scalars far the purpose of 'Minas alarm, aad a pnvest ,ire of the bank from sem i ag their properly oder the impreodon that they may lees all. Many stories are afloat as to the canoe of the taPeroi ad charges of fraud are whispered here ad there We 1 _ _ WORSHIPAITREET. I 6. have reason to know that though there ere some rather 7 W.W.1.. CAart•HOZ ItOBBIZT. heavy advances, shire is no ground for the grave charm et W. Alexander Zan, a young man of reepeenble apemen% fraud. The cans* of the failure is very simple, end 1 a W. was shagged with stabs; a csah-box and coning, tie twenty 4 W.LW. psoatte ol his master. years ago used the pedant Mr. George Attwood, - Elisabeth Odin% the wife el aa inemager , 61 as s the drew out a large sum from the bilious , r an g in g s N.W. 4 & 16e, Shorediteb, stated that the prisms , tad bias oily a from 300,0C31. to 400,0001. Just Ware his death there time in their wift, arta. On Snows Tamil - the Hales Owen estates, in which part of the mosey had a NIL& be left without giving Intimation of to thug, and' hr been Wrested, were Goo ed to the bilk. Since that time , * N.N.E. lereme nterweins she mimed from her bedroom a canine the firm as been a to retrieve this lom, arid so emensies tn. M mild and 11. is silver, besides pima d anxious were they to do so that for some years the late i ; a 7 4 -ii el l ' sr e , I , kthetemmai. labsagasatly the foreman brand the boa it Mr. Spacer has drawn little, if saything, from the bun- ' " ". — I ' tie caller til bad hiss moths& apse, snares money erik nem, but lived sic lentely and averaged/ugly cm his wife's - - • - it A N. o ail It Mho od ibis is fortune. The same justice must be dose to Mr. Marshall, eI * ILL c11—••1 Mlikr.l4B 0, • Mata elegem easetable, mid On free who with great respoasibilities on his shoulders bas lived as eI • 11.N.L al , S Y e asses& deportptice Pam cA the prisoner be seemissi unateutatiously as any clerk, and now, in his old age, is e WIC rc .Ll 4 1 wills maim the Old.strest seatienilas es Mara, left entirely without resources. 1 I 1 ll' es —' ' kat, fotheeed him te Goswellareet, nano steeled ten It is also urged that many deposits an made at the bank es late ca Thursday bed Enda, and that it was dishaest to receive them in the face of immediate biuskraptcy. This $ N. me Oil a few days slim Bye ail% C o lli ns ' s, in fihon&Mt _ ales is capable of seilfactory aplasiattos. On Tuesday i I Il y 3F l i ' co ; , oa -- e I all " I l deli what li e wyss"rti=oli"etdsrbe r ,l ly drien ellith' est " a e' p N.N.Z. I e I e to thin inquiry answered with confusion. "Yes. lal r last the state of affairs wee accurately known, sad a eon and whoa told that be was wanted for the rather, d a siderable deficit was apparent ; bat it was csocibleatly be- Paimilese. eastbliox acistainims 181., be remark ed , "There ins ay their that „ a li t swm aid e a fitswds o m asaok a ihmsourdire' interested le is oarotoo w resw oo fin g so Z with il& 475. 1 7 .45.m. V.: cas as lii lIIIIIMM OoIgen. B.L to lmillinA Lw. saliv.W., 101 - cad, set I spent it s Delsiketes cd Perna , osel Orme to maims* toned in his pockets. would await failure, and the co utiles resulting there- ti me , showers. Mrs. Collins mentimeed that she bad remind aa ad. from. Negotiations were • y eased. It was not till LLW. to N.N.W., WllllllllOl. W.&W. to N.N.W., lent sileacter from • anon representim Wolf . N th e . Freida y afternoon that these negotiations failed, and the strong. • gals in ser a & Near. to aunt al the primmer, but then was rasa to bean MS moment the kat hope was gone it was determined not to erns, to modals* mem* showern was Wows mister. copes the doors again. Then was, therefore, no knowledge N. to W. and LW., finOTZEILIL LW. te N.W. and ha Primes wee remade& on the part of the °Mink at the bank of the impending mo d erate to Moon s. camas to N. S, vary- MARLBOROUGH -STREET. stoppem, and therefore no reason why they should has w it h so me so l o .lug, strong to mode- PIATTIO AT " 10CINDra "IN [(TDB r a n. refused the business that was brought to them. The fact ie rate. that the decieion to stop payment was not made till after 4AI nut above. ZAMTMIN. Al next. above Harry Ricketts, Charles Southgate, sad Segetaris74 before Mr. Tann* al Ylef• o'clock ;so that no one could bare prior information, and so Nertherngoollsed. WesternalreiaL Weiss , and as* lag three lwle. were churne d "In Ilyaopm. to its avail himself of it to tbe detriment of the resent body of the 64 133144 . 8 04 th 444 . 2 .4 1144 OW" and Bet W Bletal. at • Pim medium Frilled and silage% the rinses customer sod the Issisrmolestaa WeghtaLoad North Sem comma *same al the pamengers. A mrkseastable, No. 51. mud that yeetensl Mt Poore were treated alike ; sad whatever other odium ~,, I attaches to the affair, the charge of bad faith at the last THE Scorrnin NATIONAL 11111WORIAL TO TIP efflemoso •11 dleedaats 1 some sod iton ot tl im or bo o ya calla wko hh w ett e r i v is cannot be manned. Indeed, so little did anyose know of PaINCL choice of —Her Majesty has t a a r n i zioesly pleased the impending calamity, that the withdrawaL of many to make choice of a design for an eq were las than at the consepondios period of last year. An John Stall, her Majesty's sculptor for Bect atat lasd, ae f b o y r itr.thie "gaw ps . wont and tb_etada th a e ali i i ..‘ i er__ Gu tio ud _.___ned s barimeks , th,lnn o ,LieLthsl aimm ill.• soon se the stoppage was determined upon, the advisers.of Scottish National Memorial to the late Prince Oeusere. ?rn,c_!_, ._‘,.! re reso msf_7'7,n,=. — o rd ea me K hs Mr. Marshall very thoughtfully went raced to the other The site approved is In the level monad cd the guess's r sa = n rne wsrami lern caimploi l:" (o ,"" o ; o r o rs a m a ye basks and informed the nissegin, so that they might Park Mend Konrad Pala% make provision for meeting any noorarta Tna 011Arcl. ROYAL, WKl7SHAlL.—Yeaterday * "' Ar -- -- th e detw eleshi , rroob ists sssisd io a i„ „ em u. m u Amok. It is very mach to the credit of the public, that though the Bab es o f / mo d em mam ma the woo d of the aitiows, ladeln mower . to .. hir g . . 2._ yards from mon , as i there was peat dismay, mounting almost to annalistic% Immo airiness l a th e bbayal B on d. whitebait, which me _ ._ f _r_trtue ms's about '7" then was no panic. At all the banks on Saturday there cleanly crowded, many of the mobility and several mem- a' ' ' ,77.4,m, fi = difendant . 2s. 64. each. was, of course, an extra demand for assistails, sod in the bees of parliament being amongst the enemegattos. Hie case s Joint &ask the indicants far lad to tide over lordship selected for his text the fifth °hegira of SR Paul's WESTMINSTER of the . the day , and of acorns awning amount s . exceeded • let Epistle to the Thessalonians, eons 21—" Awe all A 11110CIZINO CHAIM thousand, mid taxed the eoergies of aL the °Maine ; but things ; bold fast that which is good.° He defended the Mary 44144 Morn', • woman 30 yests of . i t .. there was no ssrsassas distrust. and so fu uWe h " e church of England Malan the 'totem/at that It suffered at the bar before the meapanate charged wit . w les_ beard, no one immediately pressed for assistance was ref wed in amnpariecia with the th atch of Rome on account of its setionsly tutoring her Want child by theowing is Gs a r at any of the basks. This mistime. as will be seen by want of • defined system of dogmatic Machias, remarking the taproom a the Feathers public-house, Oresressi odartiesonots to-day. will this scoldsued to be eV". so ter that the church of Ragland was cautions in its tainting., Pimlico. • as may be Predest.'sod by will Macy much suffering for it insisted upon nothing on which God was sliest in Hie Mr. Nene inquired the age of the child ? has been and will be arrested. revealed Word. It was the clear duty at • Christian mil The police replied fourteen mouths, and Wad thug al Amongst the other subjects of conversation it has bees t o bring his ream to bar upon the proof el doctrine es sow in the Weeimioster HospitaL stated that the Joint Stock Bank will IMO a SUM of money cell as matters of fact, and, having anyison hie off & Edina yeas, of Bow Farm Lodge. Colloirn. l a r t a supposed to have bees paid es • deposit to complete the mind, to bold fact to the result of his investigation. Amy °bens% imid—l was is the Feathers a _ or of HMI% Anwoods' o f No deposit wee other coarse would only lead to credulity or reptiles.. little after Bea Sauna night, .lihr lb Prrn" made or required- the oilditioa of purchase being the In days like the present he urged that it was more than came into the tap-room an • d threw her child into lake confirmation by the shareholders of the agreement to pus. aver secessuy that men's faith thald be strengthenedsad Mr. Sells —On purpose ? chase, and that, as our readers know, the directors declined w adsce nude to correspond, for in all directions the church Winces—Yes, tatiesaioaally. to submit until they had effected amtisfacitory examination had anismaists to °octopi with. The sermon, which wee Mr. Self e—What tame of the baby ? _ .... ,_. of the besiusrn ee be eske• . .ew We my add that the sd' delivered with great animation , . was listened to with Witness —A. gehtleassa took the baby up. Ur n 11 4 0 7 , jeweled meeting of the surtholders of the Joint-Stook marked attention. The senile next Sunday afternoon will the top el the fire aa a stand, or fainnen 2 I Bank will be held to-morrow, as propoaed, when tbe rasp. be snacked by Dr. Harold Browne, Bishop of Fly. which peons eat meat, and then no the nom:. ~„ _,,,,, lotion for localising the capital—rendered mote than ever by the increasing business—will be submitted. tho Plt hil lT ar tlll a ANAuDiroodJO,lstribmkSTOchasibe•BitllweLLare—Beauddwertipa: tak Mr io . %e Bite —What Wks the condition of the eno: ne... Da ir: " : ' S be new by an announoemeat elsewhere that a that mo other es steles a t Binsfootoot are ma ma Wham said it was both oat ad barns. Whop slid t o mooing of the (wallas of Means. Attwooda sad Oa is oill. dra lc, told them to mind their urn billies.. °T sally called for Tbritsde7 next, at the Exthauge Amenable held eta with the highest for generatioce, have very pro- mes n blow which wady with ilabated oilitelessa Mesas. Lloyd, whose bank ha 1 she meant by doing so shocking a thing, the pane. orb Room, when a statement of the affairs will be submitted. ...s e a matu te s mei re b a laseesiles, that Unix oustoototo risking upon wit struck him a It is eareestly to be hoped that some proposal will be made may r o •i ow w h a t moority they possess. But, is truth, knocked him down. Own. and so save it from the litigation sad waste losepa- „ maim s a s flot t ordoy to accesios searal alarm. at that meeting to take the estate out of the Bankruptcy t u n ii little or nothing be snub a ta w , m g ma n sad debtors " rable from this mode of administering it. The officers of the tam. a Ag a f o or o doro jo a Itootiosoo we may mu ms Feathers. I saw the woman come i ~ „. a _ d o e benefit societies bays also called a manias for this evening 1 om •ro goem. b ut if a aural ga m flawa f• fa r mat h., , her b a by G o to the fire. It fell as amass' '"' si to wonder their position.i and it as a ptsmsr a. wu—lii.e.boar.alioa ge h th bouri er. oDgonra'tsbon—lsirowwbisiits."oo. ...,.. sad • aka sea there mast has bees pasha ! and ame sat It was Iblesd-s L 6 an wile I sow the child fall from the re over (From the Birraineuns Gann, of to-day.) excaptiomal in ber eildities. The event will. low e n v I molt to* it cop. I followed pd. "sod a to the door I The liabilities bave been est, haphazard, at a million P wassbl Y ' thaw ' s ilia wwwigumiliwi ce * vat* with ' 1.1--- her 1510 ---'—' staling, but we shall probably fin th at chid is an aegis. at tail an 1•1•11* wilith has a ilk" Piss so lar l wl Y• The "lir sa d Pre mAt half-Pct 840 8 4 t 2 " 18, lii*i 1 Talmo at Leeds is the sant= *bows. Wiled, that joint. i 'ohs Aledrews, 65 tod for thm hee "Aim ' Wll6 " rd 6° 4 " ", U.. "'se uncertainty stock banks are an free from the liability of beaming ' I had the Primmer g i ven into lee c" y • • of course prevails' bat these most competent to judge are I insolvent. but wh a kilt-stook bank fails the share d 'minim that the satins will yield, wader careful admi. i„..,,,,_, insolvent. __L a .....a, „,..., v not as obogo , of the ell sl l 4 a a "f_ th :oos firL jela ensmer med I ;ne w t h invo l"d y ih os e c tbe M it 1 ruche ton, whet must hw m e wled el aPa divided . The I de7fi — ci;ev. 71111 Ct1A0111 . 47. -- In9 ."' gradoilly be draws a «tab- mat' Res leern w r oo w o r sieweether most boa beat information we can obtain lads us to think that the ; ushono „ which „woo beat — , took the child to the tal. dividend may reach lil. 4d. is the pound. It I MOM,. — TIMM., 011 D DIA= or Harm, TEI 11111111112 MIL OP ' would be over megaime to expect score tills I c.... a met this ; it weld be WOW for creditors to rate , X 11.,, __, , —rwws isks .'_ wistam we hav e Isnivid ""' V. Seife—ls snails, ham of the prisoner? ,... their expectatioes at a somewhat lower agora , e.,,_ „ ,esilomtyi it seems' that needs. the madam of Mr. , Daum m o mie go_itb. in o sincsotra bete as!" — Sousa el the more despondent, who dread the cosily ' emearnb.,alisi!tty s , ego... ths mountains of WM.". use „ 1 „, used, esee mmee with befog drank. s t e m e as et m e . d o e .t, „y a w. d i g 1141000. He wa nd er ed aeon sir the last few years. so one 1 Poem enleekee•ecY .wishing to sat the p oliceman , bat, owing te weal and i more Mrs hem Bs. to 10a. la the poised will kw railed. Mac wee my habil& Primmer ? ; According to the Rangoon Tim es agricul tural I We have I mes to Mist however that la each an rnestchedesek biota from Soso to Place. b e at Ls fell • I p e tM a se_yee I have, bat be has left am " • an m emo. u m me m b a „ b ee . ma t m .4l„6. mad there t. victim to pennies. He was bated • few days slaws at 3 I l e, s e u e _mu me s e T om Nee a son* ha hew established in Burma. Its ilea] 'how fair pease Ica mann( that under jailor tiennwst ^:crnslc_ _, is the WW1.1.1 10 avoid dernellat — Wear I tenses —Owsge-s4 WilitechsPel• 4h leethwWsessiiisre ebss.eredised showing that the child wale WA ti take Arno lea month. Amami the poultry Prins the sedan may ultimately *id somewhere about 12e. "Nrem. were some for pheasants, partridges, swats, and pacooks. or 13a. is the mild, II not mesa This being so, me D.D.'s TO &MK—Seventy-two in the number I 1 / 1 1 gal WW..." tilis Wilmer until Slisidal. An American paper estimates that 20,000,000 SOUTHWARK. r o e p al s e i l i wnre with the ibre belis tos i5 ,..._, 01 AM unasi WOOlieres or &n o r% not of devese ca rouse d Deebar ia a e o ll u illsbeter ss f eited mod by the wells= Were' 15°21 rescrilcilmt com Men oe aro or rata ~, us Amway peemze Recto sae e human beings have lived and died slaves in the United e it y eg. the [ lest &mom' . soa e y tom We are mss & von b os i t hi so an d Amor it = m u m e Charles Pilktagtos and Robert Narshall, Pr1 1 770.g. States frill the thil the latter became a satin to the nay to bear af cams in which 7otes have ben bought churches will he for all this remain te be sesm—Borna G ramdime Ciasada • were ti at the twromateariltaWthi7o-' peril time. iron suet balm at • lowa figure than their fair value, by , Advocate. rrnhe wi th beteg drunk and ' .~ ow ail I t 1 v vL, •• 1 • .11 •- RXPRESS FROM PARIS (7110 M 001 Owl PARIS, SUNDAY Evianso. In the Senate yesterday M. Rouland, governor of the Bank of Prance, and formerly minister of public instruction and worship, delivered an inter esting speech against ultramontanism ; and, although he spoke not as a government commissary, but as an individual senator, there can be little doubt that his speech expresses in the main the present senti ments of the Emperor towards the Popo ; and, so regarded, it is a vety serious warning to his Holiness and his clerical supporters in France. Prince Napoleon was prevented by indisposition from attending the philotechnic meeting today, at which be bad promised to take the chair. The Daily News is seized. A LETTER FROM GENERAL SHERMAT The following letter from General Sherman has just been published in the New Turk papers : Headquarters Military Dividon of the Missimippl, in the field sear Marietta, Georgia, dime 90, 1861. Mrs. Anna (Aimee, Bowes, Baltimore, Maryland. Dear Madam,—Your welcome letter of Jose 18 come to las hers amid the sound of battle, and, as yen say, little did I dream, when I knew you playing as a school-girl on Sallivan's Island beach, that I should control a vest army, pointing, like the swarm of Alarie, toward the plains of the South. Why, oh why is this? If I know my own heart, it beats as warmly as weer toward those kind sad geriermos families that greeted us with such yam hospitality in days long peak bet still protest in memory, and to-day, were Frank and Mrs. Percher, and Eliza Gi'man, and Mazy Lamb and Margaret Blake, the Barkadalea, the Qaashis, the Prices, indeed any and all of our cherished circle, their children, or even their &didn't's children, t Dome tome ea of old, the stern feelings of duty sad convic tion would melt as seow before the paid son, sad I ho lism, I would strip my own children that they might be sheltered ; and yet they all me herbaria*, Vandal, and monster, and all the epithets that language 01.7 invest that are significant of malignity and h►te. All I pretend to say, mouth as in heaven, man must submit to some *thaw. lie most sot throw off his &Meknes to hie goveromeat or his God without just reason and mum. The South hal no c anao—not eves a pretext. Indeed, by her unjustifiable course she has throve away the proud history of the past, and laid open ber fair country to the tread of devastating war. She bantered and bullied us to the conflict. Bad we declined battle, Amelia would have sank back, coward and craves, meriting the csetempt of all mankind. Asa nation, we were forced to swept battle, and that moos begun, it has gene ore till the war has assumed proportion at which even we, in the hurly-burly, sometimes steed aghast. I would not subjugate the South in the sense so offensively as sented, but I would make every citizen of the land obey ohs cseernoe law, submit to the same that we do—no worse, so better—oar equals and sot oar superiors. I know, and you knew, that there were young moo in our day, now no longer young, but who control their fellows, who assumed to the gentlemen of the South a superiority of oonrage and manhood, and hastingly defied us of Northern birth to 'rms. God knows how reluctantly we accepted the issue, but came the hone joined, like In other ages, the Northern race, though slow to eager, once aroused, are more terrible than the more iefiammable of the South. 'Even yet my heart bleeds when I see the corsage of battle, the &stilettos of hoarse, the bitter aguish of families, but the vary moment the men of the South say that instead of appealing to war they should have appealed to reason, to our Congress, to our courts, to religion, and to the expert. sees of history—thee will I say, peace, pare' go beck to to your point of error, and Tenure your pleas as Ameri can citizens, with all their proud heritages. Whether I shall live to see this period is problematical, but you may, and may tell your mother and deters that I never forgot as kind look or greeting, or ever wished to efface its re membrance ; but is putting on the armour of war I did it that our common country should not perish in infamy and dishonour. I am married, have a wife and six children living in Leneadar, Ohio. My mune has been ea eventful caw But I hope when the clouds of anger and posies are dispersed, and truth emerges bright and clear, you and all who knew me I. early years will sot blush that we were came dear friends. Tell Elea for me that 1 hope she may Beate realise that the do:Arias of "secendos" is as monstrous in oar civil code as disobedience was in the did', law. And should the fortunes of war ever bring yea or your sisters or any of our old clique under the shelter of my anilvxity, I do not believe they will have cause is septa M. Give my lore to your children, and the eneureinee et my respects to your honoured hushaad.—Truly, W. T. 811111 k.% THE POLICE ooußra. (THIS DAY.)