The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

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LONDON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. Ties German newspapers tell us that the King of PAMIR called on our QUZIN at Darmstadt, the other day, and stayed half an hour. The last time the two Sovereigns met was, if we remember right, for breakfast and a Mager interview, at a time when the affairs of Denmark had become critical. The country then wondered—and no doubt some other countries wondered—what the father and mother-in-law of the young Prussian couple talked about, and whether they found courage (they bad plenty of time) to discuss more or lees the case of Denmark, and of the Duke of AVOCBTINBURO, and of the inhabitants of the Duchies. Since that day the Krim has gone so much further in aggression on the plainest rights and commonest liberties, and he has so flagrantly l offended the instincts and feelings of the English and all other free peoples, that there has arisen a sort of regretful sympathy with the QUEEN at having to meet him at all, and a stronger desire than ever to know a hat terms they can be on, and what they can find to say to each other so as to part in peace. This is not from the everlasting curiosity which the vulgar feel about the inter courses of the great—about how Kings eat their breakfasts, and Queens make remarks on seenev or mineral waters, and what, in such a case es this, they say about their grandchildren. There may be such curiosity now, because there always is ; but there is also much strong feeling which is not vulgar or trifling, sad which, from the circumstances, cannot be very common. There is a deep and anxious desire spreading through the English nation to know how much I influence, if any, the Royal family of England has over that of Prussia. This anxiety has existed for a long time ; bat it has only lately become really painful. Every movement and word of the CROWN Fences was observed with deep interest when the Ktini first openly transgressed the limits of the Constitution, and the sympathy of all Eng land was with him when, being compelled to say something, he placed before the embarrassed KING the fact that his and his children's destinies bad been sported with, without any reference to him. Again, all English hearts beat with his when, as the aggressions became grosser, he addressed the KING with the memorable words, " I beseech you, " Sir, do not touch the laws." It English in fluence had nothing to do with these sayings, there was at least a thorough harmony between the two. As far as is known, there have been no more illustrations of such har mony. What the CROWN PRINCE has since shown us of himself has been, first, a flaming friendship for the Duke of Auousrsirsouo as against Denmark ; then, an unmodified seal for the conquest of the Duchies ; and afterwards an osten tatious triumph in the success of the Prussian arms—a triumph apparently unmixed with any sense of the real smallness of the or of the disgrace with which it was tainted. Re may have awakened from a brief intoxication, as so many of his countrymen have done ; he may have adopted from them the new popular word for brag (Dtippel); he may feel how cruel it is to the Duke of AIIGINITIANBURG tO thrust him aside now, and may console his friend instead of taking part against him ; he may blush for the everlasting dis grace to his father's house and reign of having denied the rights of the King of DiNMARI, mull then acknowledged them after they had become irrecoverable ; he may, in short, have felt with all the world rather than with his father and the minister, and the party of violence ; but, if so, it is not known, and the interest with which he is observed will become more and more painful till some idea can be formed of his probable future course. The English people may feel excused for an anxiety which their Royal family must share, as to whether their Princess Royal is likely to be doomed to witness another reign as insulting and disheartening to the Prussian people as the present and the last, or, worse still, to sink to the level of Prussian royal ideas, and acquiesce in another such reign. In the midst of such speculations, however, all the world knows that the course of the CROWN PRINCR will depend very much on that of the people. It is too much to expect of any Prussian Prince that he should lead the way to the institu tion or full development of constitutional govern ment. If he can acquiesce in the national de cision and sacrifice outworn hereditary pretensions, that is as much as can be expected of any one of that singular order of Princes that Prussia breeds. The worst of the case, and the dark part of the prospect, is that the people in Prussia are as odd as the Princes. If the people take no better mere of themselves under the present reign than their fathers did under the last, it is only too reason-I able to fear that the next generation may behave no lees unaccountably, and irresistibly invite their sovereign to make the constitution • dead lather, trample on their liberties, and sell the honour ef their country at the bidding of the first bold brag gart and traitor who succeeds by mere lack of the moral faculties which set a bound between right and wrong. Whatever may be the interest now hanging about the Prussian Royal Family in the crisis of its destiny, the permanent question will be of the character and destiny of the Prussian people. Whether, after going the lengths they have gone,, they will claim practical freedom, or abide in their condition of mortification and injury, concerns the welfare of other nations almost as much as them selves. Whether they will submit to the present infamy of their country and Government is the question on which hangs their position and repute for ages to oome. Already the srossi they came by a oonstitution if *tey Neve pable or so slow to guard, use, and establish it ; and if they submit to prolonged resistance to their rights, and sit quiet while their Government out rages ths conscienoe of Europe, and plays fast and loose with its own solemn pledges, they will sink lower than if they had never quarrelled with their political slavery. At present, after claiming to be ,loaders in introducing into Germany the liberties of the nineteenth century, they seem to be falling below she capacities common in the seventeenth. No rulers who have brought ruin on themselves in any modern age have outraged their people more grossly than the Prussian Sovereign, his Minister, and the arrogant clique by which both are supported. Minor incidents often act as testa of popular ohs ' rester and turning points of popular action. Such may now be the murder of the Frenchman Orr, labs servant of our Prince ALFILZD, by a nobleman in the Prussian army, the nephew of • Minister. Public opinion has been indulgent with the Prussian people throughout the great events in Parliament, in the war, and in the proceedings since the war ; but if the murderer of Orr is exempted from punish ment because be bears the KING'S commission, and the people fail to demand justice, they are lost. They will have nothing to hope at home ; and they will have lost all repute and sympathy abroad. They have, by their own fault, a bard lot to bear et best, in the disgrace entailed on them, and the retribution ensured for them by the policy, or rather the self-will and fatuity, of the KIND whom they have allowed to go wild. If to this they add an insensibility to their national honour, and an apathy about their personal liberties, in direct eontrut with their loud-sounding claims in Parlia ment, they will be the most despised, as they are now the moat disliked, nation in Europe. The ' sympathy which was theirs not long ago is now with the Sleswigers, who are casting • longing, lingering look into the beloved Denmark from which they have been out off. If the Prussians want the sympathy back again they mast win it lby showing themselves like-minded with nations who hold that governments are ordained for the service of peoples, and not peoples for subjection to self-seeking governments. how *I .INTI P": (zzo ma's Turowero AMERICA. "V ABRIVLL OF THE BELGIAN. (Vii Greencesilli). NEW YORK, acct. 1. Emma. The New York Time/ asserts that General Butler, I ' is conjunction with the Attorney-General, will take a prominent part in the prosecution of Mr. Davis. ♦ meeting has been held of the creditors of Ketchum, when it was voted to accept a dividend of 60 per oent., 50 per cent. to be paid by the Lt of November, and the remainder in three months. The liabilities are said to be 4,000,000 dollafej and the assets, 3,000,000 dollars. The firm of Thomas Ketchum will resume busi ness ; but no provision will be made out of the assets for the payment of E. B. Ketchum's forged cheques. MEXICO. GUAYMAS, AUGIAT 20. (Via Ficaria:on) The Imperialists occupied Hemminglla on the 12th, throwing open all the roads into the in terior of Sonora. The republican army, commanded by Fermiers, has joined the Imperialists. Peequiers fled with 200 men. MEETING OF THE FRENCH AND SPANISH SOVEREIGNS. BIARRITZ, flar. 11, SVIGIINCI. The Queen and King of Spain, accompanied by the Prince of the Asturias and the Infants Labelle, arrived here to day on a visit to the imperial family. The Emperor and the Prints. Imperial went at 3 p.m. to meet the Queen at the railway station. The rotate taken by the imperial and royal party was thronged with people. Upon arriving at the Villa Eugdnie the Spanish royal family were received by the Empress at the bottom of the staircase. After having rested a short time the French and Spanish sovereigns went to Bayonne to visit the cathedral, whet. a Te Deum was sung, after which a review took place in the Place d'Armea, in the presence of the sovereigns and a numerous suite of both nations. The streets were decoratedwith French and Spanish flags, and much enthusiasm prevailed. At 6 p.m. the imperial and royal party returned to Biarritz to dinner, after which there was a display of fireworks. The Spanish royal family left by the half-past 10 train, being accompanied to the railway station by the Emperor and Empress. Prince Amadeus also paid a visit to the Emperor ' and Empress to-day. DEATH OF GENERAL LAMORICIERE. PARIS, SEPT. 12. The death of General Lamoriciere ie announced to hare taken place lut night at hie chateau at Num!. _ ARRIVAL OF PRINCE AMADEUS AT PARIS PARIS. SIFT. is. Prince Amadeus arrived here tb•s morning, and was received at the railway station by the Chevalier Nigra and the persoanel of the Italian Legation. The prince alighted at the Grand Hotel, rnd after wants ata».cd for Menden. Cbt Court. WINDSOR CASTLE, Stn.. 11. The Queen, accompanied by Prauceas Helena, drove in the grounds of the castle this morning. Prinessa Louise, attended by the floe. H ratia Stopford, 1 west out walking. . . Coast Gleichs; visited her Lajetty. Lord Lyons arrival at the castle, sod had as audience of the Quin.. ' The Queen, with Princess He'en•, Paseess Louise, Prisons Beatrice, and Prince Leopol I, left the castle this evening, at a quarter before ones, for Balmoral. The snits noweisted of Lady Churehtl/, Lady.m.Waitisi, wbo will join the Royal party at Orford, Lieut.•Oeneral Hoe. C. Grey, Hrs. and Bin Grey, Colonel the Hon. D. 1). Rah Dr. Jenner, and Mr. Bid. The Prince and Princess of Wales, acoompanied by Prince and Primo" Louie of HON, sod Prisons Hildaof ♦nhalt.Deoas, arrived at Marlborough-house from the continent at soon yestenlay. In attendance on the Prince sad Princess of Wales were the Hoc. Mrs. Hardin" Major Teiadale, and Holzmaoo. Berman de &beak lad Baron de Novae& Robeson are in attendance on the Primo and Prioress Louis of Hearn The Prises of Wales and Prime LOllll of Hone rode out i on horeobaeir. The Princess of Wales, aoocmpani•R by Priemese Louis of Hems and Princess Hilda of Ashalt. took a carriage drive. The Hon. Mn. W. Gray has succeeded the Hon. Mn. Herding. a. Lady in Waiting to the Princess of Wales. Lieutenant-o°l°nel his succeeded Major Ten ' dale an Equerry in Waiting to the PtillCs of Wiles. Despatches were received yesterlay at the ColoB6l - from the Gore. nors of th, st.ttlerneots on the Wt . Coast of Africa, the Nerth Arne, icm Provmare, Vascou- Tees Wood, the Bahama., and Bermuda. lleacatobas woo toot to the Govarnan of ()theater - , Malta, Clayton, limp lioog, sod Labium. A letter from Ostend states that the health of King Leopold is so improved that his Majesty had expressed his intestios to make a short excursion out so sea on board the Belgique stems,. It is also stated that his Majesty pus she cr at Nice. Prince George of Sotins at the close of the past week had two days' deentalkieg at Healey, Lord Lover's shooting box in Invereessnhire, the prime, with a party, having pea* from Beaufort Castle. His sersee highoess killed three stage in the two days. Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar has left Gordon *We, the Duke of Richman l's Imes is Scotland, for the send . The marriage of Lady Lucy Herbert, sister of the Earl of Posit, with Mr. F. Calvert, brother of Sir Harry Verviey, 11. P., is to be celebrated by a large family party at Powis Castle as Thursday seat. Sir Harry Verney, Bart., M.P., we (Bedford Times) regret t item.% is so seriously iodiaposed ac tohave been fold 'baby his ins Heal 'deism to leave hie room. Lord Russell, we (Taws) are informed, has esinsowledgel the despatch app.' Sog the British govern meat of the arrangements receutly made for the dimposal of Sleswig sod Holate.n. sal in reply has expressed his grati fication at leareiag that sae errengements me not intended to be permaneet. General Fleury, aide-de-camp to his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French, aeowapanied by Use Baron Bourse* sad M. Oharmet, Ism wield MClaridge's Hotel, from Para Drs. Hartwig and Furstenberg, two eminent veterinarians is the movies of the Prussian goveremeet, have been despatched to Holland and Ragland to report upon she cattle l lsgue. hi. Emile de Girardin is at work on a new piece —Les Deux Amours. The subject is adultery. The dowseo nest is said to be striking. The mitssied husband, pistol in handAlsioovers his wife and her paramour, and kills them ,both with one sioals shot. This bate eves Les Dent Saws. The Sligo Chronicle lays :—" A few Jayeago two yoeog ladies, who were staying with Mr. Smith, of Glen. early, wont oat with his eon, a lad of 13 yam". for crones 'bootleg. After befog oat for a considerable time it was found that the gams lay very close, and the boy proceeded in advance of the others, Incomagiog among the heather as he went. As he was doing no • goo, carried by one of this wise, went off through some misfortune, sad the ball lodged in bis srm near the shoulder, splintering pert of the bone. The lad is an only sou." . . . . The swell-mobsraen are still engaged in develop. bag the iedustrial 1111011111111 of the Dublin and Holybeed rotate. Yr. Harland, the 0111 , 111•11 of the Dahlia a nd Drogheda Railway Comp .ny, lost no lee than 2501. the other day in one lamp. He bad the money when on his way down to Kingstown from Dublin, and on going on board the steam r he found it was gone. Further particulars of the steps taken by the government to guard the western co at are given by the Cork Hereski:—" The six.gun sloop-of-war Gladiator, and the gunboats Highlander and Ross, left Quesestown on Wedoesday evening, to cruise on the west coast of Ireland. Her Majpedy's ship Liverpool, 42 gun*, which is one of the new dam of wooden screw steam frigates, of large power, and basing a crew of 550 wee, unexpectedly sailed into this harbour at 2 p.m. on Thursday. She is expected be leave, in company with the gunboat Seedily, this morn ing, also foe the west coast. Whether correctly or inear restly thee movement' ere spoken of in connexias with alum satistpared Fenian deasonstratioe ; and this attention le the safety of the week omit in particular is said to have beet awakened by the leading at a body of dlshaedled liederal washers is the neighbourhood of Galway. Her Majesty's deem tender Advice le to leave far Entry Bay. The Channel squadron wen last at Portland, and, belag sew waking, it is though" probable they may visit as,* SPAIN. MADRID, Bmar.l2. The Epoca of to-day says :—" Prime Humbert must marry before Prinoe Amadeus. The state of European politics is not sufficiently °emendated to permit of a certain rumoured alliauce. It is also to be considered that a marriage between the Bourbon and Savoy families would cause a rupture with the monarchical party, which in that case would throw itself into the arms of Don Carlos." AUSTRIA. VIENNA. SET. 12. An imperial decree has been published to-day dissolving the old Transylvanian Diet, and con- I yoking a new Diet on the 19th of November next. The exclusive and only subject to be discuss - a by the new Diet is the revision of the let article of the law of 1848, on the union between Hungary and Transylvania on the basis of the common in terests of both counties. Field Marehal-Lieutenant Count Creneville is appointed the government commissioner of the Diet. The Definite of to-day denies the minor. that the government intends to institute repressive mea sures against the preen• The same paper states that in addition to the Osatein Convention, the text of which has already been published, a special protocol has been drawn up, wherein the two contracting powers engage to negotiate within a stated time on the defiuitive solution of the Sleswig-Holstein question. ARRIVAL OF THE EDINBURGH. QUEENSTOWN, Sire. li. The extra Inman steamer Edinburgh, from New York on the 30t1. ultimo, has arrived. She brings 151 passengers and 16,876 dole. in spode. She landed 49 passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 10.20 a.m. of his hereditary foe, the gout, from keeping his engage ment with the retinas. The unwelcome ktelligeoce was first received by the Bight Worshipful the Mayor, Mr. Wile Liam Neigh, in • telegram from the senior member for the city, the Honourable H. H. F. Berkeley, which stated the fact and proffered his (Mr. Berkeley's) best services Ito the city is an mares which might be deemed de. The Lyons journals annonnoe that M. Raphael I nimble. Followieg th!s, game • letter to fiehief neseir Folk has been succeeded as theatrical director by B. 1 trate from the Right Basourahl• Lordtzikrdirige. Delestang. The system of abets Intl be restored. who, writiag from Berkeley Culls, stated that he *The Italian journals announce the death, at. had reosiael • letter from the Noble Premier. Boras, of the advocate liiterbluelli, who was President of ' elating that • flt of the goat was coming on the Roman Assembly under the republic in 1849. Haring 1 which would prevent hie aeosidieE the Feasted keel ‘ Dr. Edwin Lantestar, the coroner for Central herm alwasetied b•S she PoPa, H. Bt has duce "idle. el Lord and Lad y Fitebeef in "' ee it w eld P e. ' Middlesex, held an Inquest last eight at the Duke of Handl lived is Miriam , at Roma Believes • foetus, of about vent his going to Bristol to open the Exhibition as be toe, New-ead, Hampstead, cia body of • lad named 1,500,000'r. had intended. The regret which is felt I. very general, Charlie Blemskie, who was killed in the a/creeps by beieg mast von thrown from • pony on Basapeteed•heath, ander the follow- Advioes front Alexandria state that the Nile bad acid the dieePliaththeck sa may b. " Pl " ad ' se • leg H painful cireumstarces : I E. magetEcent banquet at the Vietoriecesees was in prie. at last rises. Oa the 28th alt. the level of the river was abort Collins said he let ponies for tire, and to tiro afternoon the deemed and another lad hired two to ride W i er th an a t the ma p, peeled of l oo t year , and a oi , ' l p::: i ti d or i , ,, s e t b w a b n ich me i t t by was tbe gs D p:se k sid e and tbat Duch b ess is a lordsh amu ip . wood • octal° distaste. They rods away sad ems &ea cotton crop was therefore insured. Soareely a tort fart, the Earl sod Coasters Davie, the Wald Countess d back, but went agate, sad eery shortly after witness saw eight ago the fellahs were in despair. Cork the Bishop of Glows/Mr and Bristol, the Bishop of ground y crow ea*Piali bath, the dammed being ea the The Forbice of Palermo gives some interesting 1 ' . . lAd with one of his feet fa the 'limp. Th e lad was Bath avid Vella, Sir William and y Mlles, the Very Mow. par tn oo b na re l a ti ve to onsTat i oaa now being made os 13,110. w Elliott, as. The wsisiss.wss are sow buoying tuts. N' i a: d ked . Th uprd pos oo y e . ve sa yed quie rt a t ha o Dr. b. ::l i a n toe tbe s, when be site of the socket tows of &huge, at only • few mile: i salvos up with the hope that Mr. Gladstoce, whom they had of witeeas about three mouths. It bad ram away mese distance from the city above mentioned. Fragments ef I w e eded inviting so ekes their Exhibition, will act for his before, wean • chairs broke avid cease ors to his keels. columns and condoms, mosaic pavements, vases, sod coins ' kw map, and loo io n n ona aro t o b e a t awn ma t e s to him . Jobs Brows, Wirer is last WltOeigt said he me Pro" have beau Sound In abundance ; the glasses when the two lads came up for two posies to ride mead merit attention, as being ooloawid a j dmsde i l n led Pert h : e v u s l r e ; I The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has been keeping Pearoe's•bill. They paid X eseh sad reamed off ; but rely • a brief holiday is the north, visiting Derry, the Giant want to Well•walk. After rebottles, the soda past superior styli. "If Sokoto," says the Foroice, " °moot Causeway, sad Belfast. His Exeellency's reception ia each where some boys were plying at sad see al be ressecitakl ea completely as Pompeii, it offers in nom- elle mtviamed• soave of the reaped due to the oboe of bee the either hit the posy wi t h • slick ee th r e w vortices more iaterest to the arclueologiet, by reason of r— -6 , one at it. and *items said, "If they bit that 1 Itslesty s orpressatativo ; and if the tour had not been of • reky, she'll be o ff "and the pony did gallop away it/ higher ectioolty. The history of four civilisations is ..,,, tlo 0r;,,0t0 ch arac ter, i t would (says the rh,m therm to be found ; the ancient Sicilian or Titanic, the --- pra c B ) . 'dou btlte. have elicited more cord ia l dTmmoostralicoolx. d dl o tnenl .. Lont wi nf iko nigl Ak k bat a je t s h t s al semsd re witar . ... ,.. ..it aceol z , Ph M. the Greek. sad the Roams." 'Os Friday his Excalleacy inspected the principal objects of cm, of his fist, le t h e stirrup. ai d m a bead w e oe go o M. Thiel's Is about tO Publish h 'Astor/ of interest in Derry' and on Saturday saw some of the ground sll the way the posy was 'allocate'. Willem west Floreace. "Hoes' of Belfast sot the least interesting of which woe a to stop the pee, an d th e s tu m p wage l ee ks, the b e y groat solosiorpmill, In which so fewer than 2,500 bands are loi n "allele Gustave Dor6 is on a visit to the groat bibliopols em ployed. He retuned to town on Saturday evade& By a Juror—Witmer was este be raw a stisk bit the posy. B. Maw, whom meguificeet edition of the Bible to to be A letter from Chicago in a Now York paper Mr. Robert Winter, nevem, of limping. said that illustrated by the erestios fancy of hie (east at the late of t oys ;—" The mares of this state is completed, but Gm • te- decemard wee brought to him, bat though he waa not quite ao lem • sum thew 11,0001. sem are sot all ie. I sedessfacri She grand total will be dead Maly lived • short ems. Ys meat gibe lameelkla 1 three r e as his Gee. bleed Sewing hems his mem M. Resan's sequel to his "Im Vie de JAtie " is in le Bic "• 40b°1 " 4 " " 2 '" l44° ' Tbe returns fer tb‘i aad bad " ad fleeces of the Ism leiMsweshait city show a porde*. of 177,814 as increrce of a little and eyes, and • *omen': the hues of t ap arbiter'. lb° le" Pert "It'd "Lae over 70 per tees. le Eve yeak—whieh is doing pretty wog , sot made a pottmortem exassiwatkm, bet ne iisubil dash Apetres" will appear In the sod of Nevember, the mooed, I Ile ag gregate is whisks *bait 2,000 et what I estimated it. issued from omee eek ' e of the brae " called "Sekt Pool," throe mouths after. umd esege tal eaggniise, ll Peteddsribir eome el shari which .l erpre tais as fig hig a r e as ." 23o,Wl the An El pad B eV i e i bb said pwi t:at io th d ie sua la . 4 l.% ..a. , :ssatilidil esa. The Zurich Ocamosimion which was appointed for red be l b at 4, Upper liarkeviase,Teitembeat . hareem of 13 130 • rase for Eve conaerative Jesse hi • ors • ea. the purpose of halibut up • new penal code, has decided elms of vest civil war. eight to be satisfactory, sefreclally ' tad add" , we , * k""i v ss i ll•r goe'r7 awe% 'reelielhes• by nine votes to two airiest the mteatioa el capital punish• ias along with this has come a vast sayseatatioe of the street. Tottecitsmocitut-road, sad if there was as steam Milk gomaral wealth el the city. meat if Wass he werald be is attemisma THE PONY RIDING ON HAMPBTEAD.HEATH. FATAL ACCIDENT. FROM MILAN TO VENICE. The following letter appears in the Times " As the *same is approaching for English traveller' to visit North Italy, I wish to give them • word of warning, nod to tell them what they will bay, to undergo In pass ing W railway from the dominions of the King of Italy to Weed the Emperor of Austria. At Patchier", the faro tier tows, the contents of the trait), animate and inanimate, are teemed oat of the carriages to be itemised by the eustem-house officer,. The pesteogers sic driven by • narrow entrance, when they give up their passports, into • dirty room, about 20 test equate by 12 high, the esetre of which is occupied by the usual platform to receive the luggage. There is no distinction of olds, ,or lany apparent regard to numbers. In my case we were at !mat RI The greater part of the lowest class are not remarkable for elsantiorre. When all were eddy boxed in, We doom sad windows were carefully closed, and • soldier stetiosed at every outlet. in this agreeable situation we were detained 10 minutes, and in order that we might net cemmunioate to each other any let *circus disorder, a large vessel of chloride of lime was vigorously stirred by a mace ia • blouse, the odour of which lam booed to admit did effectually overpower all other odours relater. r. When this ordeal had been undergone, sad the sanitary phileephers of Pesaitiera were duly amend of our fitness to eater iota the Austrian paradise, we were per mitted to past into • narrow, ill-ventilated passage, which hod no communication wit h the order sir exempt through some small rooms when tables were laid for the refr , mestof those vigorous stomachs which were capable of taking it after the proems they had lately undergone. Here we were detained more than half an hoer longer, what our C=ltwere returned, and we were at length permitted e our journey. The luggage, I should add, was I rigorously searched. Perhaps it may seem to three who bare read these lines that the undying spirit of /Leitrim tyranny and stupidity might have been appeased by this hecatomb of miseradm. Not eo. The whole proems was repeated at Venice. with the sole difference that the room in which the peaseegere were confined was large, and the examination of their logger lees strict. In revenge for these coooredoes, however, I must state that the fumes of the chloride of lime were muck seroager. Venice, as everyome knows, is a free port ; I venture to hope that before lose Venetia will be a tree oottatry.-1 am, sir, your °Wiest servant, " Venice, Sept. 6." TEE PROPOSED VISIT OF LORD PALMERSTON TO BRISTOL.—It would be Moult to describe the feeling of diseppoinntsot with which istalligenot wee received yodel, day in Bristol that the veteran Premier, Lord Palmerston. who had consented to Gwen the Working Hen's Industrie' Eibibition on the 19th inst., will be prevented by en att•& TIA ~a~~;~ ~ ~. mar.) fisom oos owls PRUipXOILIAT The morning Monileur °outdo' nothing of interest but a letter from Mezieo giving as useal a favcOr able amount of the situation, more favourable than other amounts seem to warrant. It is stated that in the provisoes of Durango and San Luis public trroquillity has not been disturbed, but yesterday the Gazette de France, which, if often malicious, is generally well informed, announced that a Juarist column under General Patoui was marching on the capital 0 Durango, Ciudad Victoria, that it had been repulsed before Papaequiaro, but bad taken rpose s eeion of Santiago. The commandant of I.oindad Victoria was strengthening the place with retrenchment'. On the other hand the Whets calls attention to the manner in which Captain Gaetano of the Lucifer, and the officers and soldiers made prisoners at San Pedro, have recovered their liberty. They were detained is • small town of the Sonora, of which the in habitants revolted against the diarist governor, the first—or nearly the first—occasion on which Maximum have voluntarily armed themselves in favour of the intervention. The Moniteur states that the mint continues veer/active ; 400,000 dol lars were coined in the course of July. • The extract of M. Drouyu de Lhnys' circular on the Duchies, published by the Journal de Bruxellu, is stated by the France to be incorrect, and pre sented in a manner which is calculated to convey an impression very different from what the original document must produce. In the Ott affair it is stated that a mined commission, civil and military, has been named to report upon it. There is no political news stirring. On the Bourse there were rumours of alarming despatches received from America, but they are believed to originate in a speculation for the fall. We have only telegraphic account' of the ioterview at Saint Sebastian, at ' which it would seem that Marshal O'Donnell was present. There is a private despatch as well as the 'official one, which only differs from it in a delicate touch of dramatic effect. The Empress appeared at the balcony, with her hand on the shoulder of the Prince of the Asturias, and the Queen with hers ' on the Prince Imperial's. From Marseilles the news of the cholera does not show the hoped-for diminution. On the Bth there were 94 deaths from this cause, and on the 9th 40 had been declared at mid-day. It is stated that a case has occurred in the village of Cabries, asserted to arise from some linen which bad been used by a cholera patient which bad been met there to be washed. This fact, if established, would be most important, as tending to prose that, in certain con ditions at least, cholera is contagious. At Barcelona the disease is increasing. On the 29th there were 28 fatal mem, and on the 2nd there were 48. A fatal case has occurred in Bologna, and at Lacers, near Naples, there were on the 3rd nine cases and five deaths. The Bourse has been flat, but prices have not varied materially. Rent. is 2kic. lower, but Credit Mobilise ban improved lfr. 23c. The Credit Foncier and the Socidt4 Gdotirale are the greatest sufferers, the former 10 lower and the latter 6fr. 25c. 1:4 e l'Elid . . LA IN GENCE. teiDj DAY.) N• 1805. COIIRT OY 13ANKR1:IPTclk (Before Mr. Cononiedeeer liebeyd4 IN se 050141 A001:111T011 STKOIMIL This was a reerreed appliestiss far release bra litudedll 1 Tbs b in k r opt ha broker sad easo i n s Ides% i Peland-street, Ortikird-street, awl and his liabilities, which arise chiefly spar ot ex- change, 113350110 i lo Unworn 13.0001. and 16,0031. A termer spplicetiou for release had bees ordered to stand over watt after the means" for choice of seallwesk wbleb was held en Friday loat, sod • reeolutise wee then pessedto I take the rase out of bruskruptey coder the 185th section of the act, and wind up the seat* br means el an esetnewent for benefit of creditor'. There were u many as 12 &Waste I is the bankrupt. V! Doris appeared in support of the spgicsitios , and =nod the position of the matter. There wee so (pp,- upon part of the amolitnees, wbo believed at the estate would be benefited by the bankrupt being retuned. Oa behalf of the creditors it was urged that the baekrapt might to remain in custody, as he bad obtained goods when hap_ol.lllllll7 iallollllll.. Hill Homier mid that She cue had bees taken oat of bankruptcy, and he &Stint thick be ought to interfere sad relearn) the backrupt. Oreditate had takes the anniller tato their own beads ; sad as the resolutioe bad not yet bees ed. the court would decline to emit the applicatioe. V a Doria urged that the court had jariedictioe, sad that coeditors would be benefited by the order bows made. Mi. COMIlli/aoDift !Wray& however, adhered to his ' Application refused. THE FOLIOS OOURTB. (THIS DAY.) HOW-STRIET. TILTICIIING BY • ILIZ AT TUB CLB. Mary Anne Brad u, TAIIT cook at the Whiniegtoe Club, U wee charged with stealing a bottle d whiskey and throe WHIG. of flavouring mixture, the property of the dub. Mr. Louis Lewis, of Ely-place, defended. Mr. John Thomas Ford , th e steward, stated that the primmer, who was cook sis the club-hones in Aroadel. street, Suited, had been cinchona, and bet term of notice bad expired, bat she was staying • few days berod, for his 001ITIOW0011 and at his request. Yesterday, is eons.- queues of something which the waiter brought under his Weenies be sect the primmer out, and during her abessoe intend her bedroom, waste be found a bottle of whiskey on the door, by the bedside. A policenna was sant for, sod on her lento be toned three bottles at flavouring militate wrapped up in a blase -mange paper. In .roes-examin *tins by Mr. Louis Lewis the' witness said that he identified the bottle of whiskey by the Mecum dead that the cork with which it hod been originally made up had been thrust inside, and, after a small qnsotity of the spirit bad beet taken out, the bottle had ben fresh conked. Moreover, the cork wee a peculiar one. The flavouring matter also was clearly identified by the labels. In es the three club. were The ar tic le the oaly le bottl was es ofaot such mixture geodally used in the establishment, but had been obtained specially to damns some Bisbee for a Jewish wedding. A dozen bottles had been originally purchased. of which doe bed been need. He could pick those dozen bottles oat (rem amongst a doom others. The door of the prisoner's bedroom was looked, and she usually kept the key is her pocket, bolos this recession the bad left it on the dresser in the kitchen. Suspicion had f &Hee on her in consequence of the lose of slime brand,. The whiskey sad flavouring mixture was worth 7s. 6d. hrOloyn, F 40, stated that when be apprehended the primmer, she said, 1 will sot tell who me." As they were leonine the club she said lo we of the other ser mon, " I will not tell about the broody." The prisoner pleaded guilty and begged for forrivenne. Mr. Loan Lewis urpd that the magistrste had sufficient power to deal with the esee. Mr. Flowers remanded her for a week. &HU:IO6OI7G H-STREET. COMMITTAL FOB TRIAL FOB WHIM DAMAO!. Ams &Filth, a low-looking aromas, ins charged before Mr. Knox with wilfelly breaking two panes of glass of the value of Si., this property of Mr. Thos. Hoary Coekhesd, of the Queen's Head, 381. Oxford-deed. Mr. Coekbed— About a quarter to I this moron', whin busy wring in th't bar. I beard a sands at my windows, and oa gong °GUM* I found the lerisoner in custody of a oonstoble. and two pear of glass is my widows of the value of 81. smashed. I thee gave the wiener into custody. Mr. Knox—Do you know anything of the prisoner ? prosecutor—About half an hour before she nine and knocked at the Mutton, and said abe would do for the win dow; because I would not let her iota the hood. She is a very druakm woman. Prisoner —Every time I pass his bean he pciste me out to people. About three months ago I charged him with carting my head open. Mr. Knot—ls that true? Prosecutor—Yes, and I rave her mosey to settle it James Livermore, 118 o—l saw the prisoner take up a stone, and with it break two panes of glen in Mr. Cock. bead's window. I then took her into custody. She wee sober, and said she would pay for thew indows if she bad time. Prisoner—The prosecutor entertaies en animosity to. wards me. Mr. Knox—l am going to send you to the semiotic Yon people who bleak Itemised victualler's windows hove niseie a mistake, as they insure their windows, aod are not there fore injured by their being broken. Yon are liable to five ' ran' royal servitede. The prisoner, who declined eyingg anything, after being cautioned by Mr. Knox, was thee committed for trial. WANDSWOSTIL • LUCKY MAP& James Williams and Borriet Williams who were charged last weak with being coaceresd in stealing a pow °Detaining money from the pocket of Mrs. Ana liorroulcs. a 'Wiener. of St. John's-bill, Clapham ninetieth while aerrieg them in her own shop, were brought up for re examioatinn. It will be recollected that the property wits sot fatted. Mrs. Horrocks thought from the appearance of the prisooms that they were country people, and took pains to serve them. Before they left the shop she mimed her puree. A few days afterwards she secklental met them, when they denied having been in her shop, and staled that they had just come up from the oountry. The male mistiest wee =matte • beg, in which wet* found a black silk dram and an imitation lodise shawl, which Mrs. Horrockes at testant (Miss Miller) said were similar to those worn by the &male at the time she entered the shop with the MIL POS(o4o•BLabis St rung now gave stridence a • then& satins be hood between the prisoners at the 'Wien. TIM n ere Firmer celled to the female and said " Doc% break a I.g , if they want to know slushing tell them to came to year husband." Mr. Dayman who officiated for Mr. Litho, said be did not understand the meaning of the term breaking a leg, bat he thought that evidence did sot cony the ease thy fuirr. - Inspector Lovelace was about to inform the murk that the primmees were well kaolin, when as objection was taken to any statement of the tied being made. Mr. Da men mid the prisoners may here been emaciated but then was no evidence to convict them in this nee. There was em evideom of their haat.' stolen the punk sod therefore he ordered them to be discharged. The proseentrit. on leaving the court, said "No wonder we have en many thieves!" Ao application was subsequently made for the mother tion of the property found upon the prisoner} when In spector Lovelace mentioned that the male promise had In been co nvicted thirteen times, and the female wean re turned tickettitleave woman. The property was eventually given up, and the man and woman - who were known U brother sad sister, wane liberated. I - :SEPTE 371:M7 1. OM PAR! The COMM said that not only would it be neneauy Ice hiss to Wand, bet the polies malt she be the boy c a Area the twaY• The jury somousted that it was uecessewy to hays sh e halted inveatigatioe, end the isqtury was tberOwe ieasesei. ATTEMPTING TO KIM IN A RAILWAY 111NlirEL. Friday, elkfiblfiellibildolk rake-murk Alekandeg . Machitosh, a fesedfar In the missend., lining at Ham toad. South latedisliti, Bins, was =mad with having s o . • malted Seabee= IMO= while travelling in a necoodshis win*" ea the Smith &eters Railway from Reale to Srbam, es the 7th Mot Sebum Mitten deposed—a lira at Upper Norwood, need am an Eighth teacher. I was travelling from Redhitl t. • Male that Same &boat 4 o'clock. I was ins second clan carriage. There wee we other person in the anise i n k . the prisoner aul myself. The fleet thing prisoner said to lee wee whether I objected to his smoking. Mr. Nutty—Woe each compartment close? Witness—Yet. I said I had no objection. He said be left the other curiae biomes there was an asthmatic old lady in it, and he did oak Vim to aek bor. Wesmd isle a free neeeeli ordbere conmemMon about the weldlier. me if I liked living in UM* aseu it'mod sad I said I preferred the country. He said, " icka better come to London with me =sight and arie some fan.• I raid, "NO. indeed." The Ira= at that moment entered the Menthe= mused. Prisoner before was sitting at the ether end of the carriage, sad he then came and sit in front of me. There was no light in the carnage ! and all I I could ewe was the light of has cigar. My bead was reeiroo on my head, when he put his arm round gee and attemptai to kiss ene. Mit his band ee my shoulder. Mr. Elatty—What buena of the cigar! Did roe cot au the light of the edger? Witness—No; I *mit his face back with me hand. Rs pet hie feu ekes to Wu. When we cams out al tunnel he said, " Yoe. do set being kneed in a dam loosed ?^ I II& "No, indeed." He rid lam entry l offended , moan thee attemotwa apologise, and I told bits I was highly Wiriest. He thou asked se. if he should go doors en hie knew to me, and I say " Certainly.. Mr. Hatay—Did be attempt to molest you any ter. tiler? WiteeN-714. aka Mr; ffeetty—And be wished to apologise? Witsese—Yea. When we arrived at Cunha= I kli guard what had happened, and he requested the mama aid address of the prisoner. I think he refuted, and they =el him ea the *Mons. I was asked whether I give bits into rentorly, and I alike " Yea" The elation.maater said "We have no polio. officer here, and yea Lai better go as to Croydon, and do not fail to we kiwi into custody." He said, "Do you give this man into meted, r I sand "Yes." I the entered another carriage, Who Use train arrived at Croydoo ee prim= isle custody. I diet spoke to the guard, who referred ma to ths issowstor. Primmer said nothing. Primmer (who evidently treated the affair as . What were emir feelings when my face was dose to sal Aims,.—Feelings of peat horror. After farther evideoes the ease was reseeded for a der, Os Saturdey complainant was crowezanined by Ih. Drummond, but she atilt adhered to her farmer Malaise that prisoner's fee actually torched her owe. Mr. Drummed said be did not wish to occupy the fins of the beech wearily, as be was instructed by his cheat to tell times the affair was entirely an set et Wiesen= on his part. He had ao other motive whatever this Is kiss the memo lady, and he was sorry for what be bed dose. He could tall a witness to prove that winner was a most respectable yaw mita, and bad bow in the envie of a wine mershant for several yea= Mr. James linbinsin, who carried on buiness in the Cdy, was then called, and he gave the meow an sunken character. sod said he bad been in his service for foes pen. He should take him back into hie service. Complaisant said as misuser had apologised for what bad done, and was 'Grey foe it, she hoped the bench meld deal leniently with him. The Chairman told complainant she had done perfectly riVitia bringing prisoner before them for such an offers. Tye bench then commit= for a short Wu, and Tbe Charm= told the prisoner he bad do= what be certainly sieges or have dose, and that was to apologia M the /wag lady after each as Sundt. At the eine Sae was their duty to punish him. It was a isosetrous thing that a young woman could not travel in a railway without beteg intuited in that .liner. They ft= paver to need him to the house of =modes for six mutts; ae the young somas did not wish to mu the yshould only indict a fine. To show their feeling= mettle+, however, they should impose du only penal= and be would be fund 51., and Ida. costa ; he mold be sent to prism. The Cleanness (to compleie=l)—The public, are Wald to you for baying Menem this yang man before the bush Prisoner —Allow me to my one ward. The Chairman—No, you cannot. It is proved as dearly ad passible *piaci you, and the young woman very peeped: 'primio obame at the earliest opportunity. mer paid the mosey and lett the crourt. SHOCKIRG MURDER AT GILLINGHAM. - - On Friday morning last rumours were circulated is New Brompton and Chatham that a murder Lad him committed at Gillisghato, by a mother throwing a female ehild, aged four weeks, down a cesspool at the rear d be own house. information was immediately daspttehed bibs county polioastatios, sod Hr. Soperieteedent Dentist wee boon oa the spot. From informatics moseyed, he went toils • tesideocei of a person mimed John Drew% shipwright. working at the Chatham Dockyard, where he aseertaind that the child had been thrown dews through the seat of thecouprol, sad suffocated in the soil, by its unmismi mother, Smah Flint Desire, wife of the above John Dreg% • who has the character of being a hardworldog man. The unhappy woman, after she had perpetrated the awful dad, cut a vein her arm with Nome instrument, and &Deemed' informed a seighboar of what she had done, and said " she felt made better." Means were soon obtained for anteing the child from its shocking situation, but it was quite dad. The murdesees, who has been the mother of six charlotte. hes, we ass given to uoderstead, suffered upon three me& skins (after giving birth to her children) from a species d mental malady. She bas a peculiar meant look about hir ryes, and it is thought she could sot have here in her Add seams when she command the deed. She is locked sp the county policantatioe, Cluttitato. An inquest was bit at the Halfway House, Church-path, Gillingham, behest Hills, Esq.. coroner, on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'cleck,wbie the hearing of wttaeseos was adjoorned until this (Taleday) aftertaste. Yesterday she was beht up before the sitting m4s: Snits. of the Meths= lames wart. Tim court wee IWed with peaces satiate to mach a glimpse of the pompom She presented a very melsecholy sad drspoodleg appear. sacs, and during the whole of the examination she kept her Gym fixed upon the Boor of the csurt, excepting whoa asked by the clerk it she had any question to ash of the 'Mamma to whom she mowers& in a very low toes, "Ni, dr." Elbe is of low steams, but dressed very assay ~.1 1 a• - wore brows dress, a het with feathers , and light etuftw shawl. Her husband wee is. court during the axerninatim. The eyidsitor bevies been read over and signed by the IP lIPPOCtIVO wilweesse, tie assumed was fully committed to Wu her trial at the Makisikes mods« for the wilful murder d her female child. —Maidstone Journal. Aa FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT ON THE THAMES. •—• inquiry w held by Mr. Rich.rde, deptay. exon er, WI sight at the Week Horse Tawas, Poplar. relative W the 144411 if Stephen Carter. aged 18 yews, whin waa drowsed while rogue on the Themes ig an outrigger wager boa. Richard Wows, 42 Pore-street, Liasehouse. mkt that de , deceased was a site writer, sod live 4 .t 41, iforeowesh ; On tart Saturday week the whams and three other sees took wager boats sad " fan n y boats" at Greeseach, and went eat on the Thames to peeatiW g . They rowed over to the Middlesex shore. et.ti west elf" the river to the Iron Ship Waits. Three . crewel, and barge stick jourboi.tothesbootdoommai aiempos434 sod spat the boat. He fell into the water, seed g rope wee throws to him, he seek at ones. WIN 1 se swimmer. His body was not recovered for some dos r. The °wooer said that within a very few =oaths pert MI, had beid inqueste urea se less than eight peewee who lost their lives throesh westering into °stagger boats.. Such boats were most dangerous is say aims bat when pecans cold sot writ:llS wee little short of 'skids to IS I sat is on.. The jury retuned a verdict. "That the ds• sewed wee drowsed in the river Thames by the = et • ealeau ciatriater boat." t FATAL Acc isittar.--Yeeterdey Dr. Lankeeter IS Inquest on the body of John Joseph Parker, WI 40. •• erasiles driver. It appeared that the doomed ".0. badi Wee driving as omnibus es the seeming of the SA ma is going home to dieser dews Wm Hagloaq stall, he jumped behind an °online., sad rode es tie "Mktg board.' Swelter °mediae esatog selampted , to ewe from behind the oat onaulus be the of Urethra while they were is moors, lost he lees Pe elk sad was Oleo ran ova by the bind wheel of the be see trying to wooed. He was takes to the herffinif wad when he got thew he told o ne of the witeesees Sol elf bad wily himself to blame. He liegered for • del% sad when be wee died it was Wand that he bid bah" Several of the jury spoke of the weir 1 .1.35,./ . dtt sad wednetore geserally, and a verdict of ' re;;;Listatle wen Monied, the jury beta{ of the WO gables as deems i. that so eme but himself was to Wawa le2loo LOAM? • BASIL POE NSOLECr.--A feir Meeks ego. It will be reellimard s special aware jail. easimelao to meet aLads, gave 1,1 301. damages " Ur- . 1 . Wore. a Leeds marcheat. egaiest the bask el Leak (Limited), as eouspessaties Vbl" the platatiff's ambit said repeesdas used by the anima of the bank to shies sad pay a bill or exchange for 3241. 3e. The award Wag onsaiderei reweave • " I •O° I) nom{, en the uppiWtioa of the defeedesti, hewed OW writ for • re.sessatment of the damages. iretterdlir OM was. therefore, nahrerd before the nederaliail Sr erase, at elm Leeds Tews - hail. al i n. &see to that gives at the previous inquiry Ude sad the result wee the awe as at the tamer heal* the Wag pie awarded 1,0001. .• • lagnlno Witco§Tsß lam FITZ WILLI), losWir litairiike, ilner*, Lord "6114 AM rgonne, rad His OUT YORKSH • IRE STA Me y minim, AA:Amine, Bir 0,71-Oiskitokiopt, Saw • Syrordaraw 10 0 r eoi 1111 hem PAID 18111111,411Det, A *Drake, rod Alliber. CHAMPAGNE STAII Roast Pantos, Plato, • • lonoseideo, Sir I. Orono Nadir, Berlekis, Gladiotoy, roloa• sod Jolla) , are lure. rap roarirr.—War, i r iimatos:lgagialat Corthat • Itemitrob of G . IL:ssffe•webt. • • ihl ° 7ll• ll .ltesaL r aid Row ere inv - . Yousts. - Ffir 0 Passol4 B 1 1006111. REVIVAL PLATE. Boma, Blukficit, With AtSeacike, Catalogue, Mu Poo Posism — Nag nda. DONICASYEE • Arrow% Groner, Iv Broosienw, Husain, Litt rortßrin, Jack e' arny Rod EA I Hawing Pea, B tinoaron. — T wilt g o FILLY mums 1314111 181 d, to C Van*, 76ee Hentnii, sad PAID 110111 1 '. Amt • Obrinnas Card pdd Aurvzo.—lno. HoUe LAT • GREAT YOB deoleptJ EMI toe Doscasm Her !Acworth, Tim John Das. Marko R' Siva. ail Tsz GLAMATII7 umell 0 Dontaater bays vold. OWliabizis swath um THE WEATHER Harvest *nxieties ey sowsersol, but in this 904 is now in which ocare deeply L ae point upon which wan** Nothing osu F riths of the hap tan isat** basso under einee the first IS Int bash* pi**, nothioi his pinved. Infect it sezdbeirt different i nd moo t the b Is The balk of the reposte Was* in uffisallypeed own The Hs*, elan* of ohne** not In My woollier is whet the pi so Asada* that the stamen bet .very Dos bed sea** would the It la &slay said the al the imp is wen planned in osd (nod awn* set opts to but to the waist of cape bops feet enough. go at sad declare I r*esed al a. bat too "I is _ s boas that this b sod tea the worst that We pod Istee af soodttios steatite overaboudant than the poend balk ci The growth of 184.5 I. equal to from 270,0001. the planters eon now "I alerts. In thedsys of th witiltkesvz rissusibl row er. "D u ty AT * obis* in prospective, November mad of the ml is the distersour amb Now, however, a hem sash essisties sad se a survey his homiest " 1 new and unalloyed maw rh teTatTeaidSre .prig The mom from all the fruit during th anualatee. It promii per any known for a weather iIDOW Ne gos tad& al the itopurstro Bores. sod Surrey so Advertiser, Ia graw rata 4 bowleg a amend time , Aisuadry oomph lag, la fli . nanan Tiles Nile/ fait MID pans WILL Railway baildiag so basil* known Intim* gin, be bad and good friars, will 5 the groun ) by d. no vati beads of an gog rattra a° 7 Bl t lisr risks tb at hags I ammps of ' sammfatiard bees MO Lads•to tag. Weltsthe ahil Ida sostrood by 14444 Tao= u Berta' omaispoa list*/ lOW *a at name. Yarlarldzi amok Aboat 3.3.5 pas., • Joitamoa, of Rost Halton. at OK*nly fYro= obirs lu oa i arriwol. had Um Rook 4 ammo - the awful .wets dinatat Is play to it 9 1 11444•01. N charred moans of stoo• whirs ono, IMI4I fetus. l4; r t g:; 2 o - sisal at' aso se *an: Tat o an thetas be ga the artittod, fro m Na "tee 1. seas the meant of ReoffAlant or watches, velsed at yowallotoo P A wellAblesed he dolled he buy 'hobo was shown la &Wood Sao am& hiaa from beck wee barna down tlas lid • be Takata, isoe Vata. o Wat ar mar adadityd abs - it 11111 fhe D. amisors 11111160/11. pie* R. At* e t Milfeed.what, was fame; the el three Wawa* el bat Ws body ef arida way its drab. The Mai a tilitas Ir I ZZ . •••• h , coal* bays psalm would osos w ould es tsf haecllnflrlibar the ..41 1 betake IV that poad.--da is r r 0 1... -