The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-11 00:00:00

GOLD CHAINB.—J OHN BROODEN begs I to all *a WWl= of es paella to Ma /OW dIW -110tel wto ea Yams WI: Odd Gaud Chaise perdrsed se Ids aussdadary & le earlissaaaatp d slab. ea IMAM kn.: TOW cent gold, weignsas Ok-isik.ac le. et& par errass plea••• rawriVrrtsns — - t =mom. Up. tau arum. MARL . th 1 / 1 10/112. asd VALUE al esidted• gimmeteld es as pusilmal Join * Oa **WI , °EV, la lltireieral= s o =dlie dds : Plibem. &mem lade tad Le lrel N.& This le deiedatDY lrplY6 lad as dotard:lpr ai 1 ellaat GLASSOPLUdttklaisadittLOL tti co gia mom, or la is tailor*. Top* Gad ooly Us* four ostabllrhaaoniopido• 30 , 1111 111 : nt. Arrototroet 183. LONDON must have a GINNTLIMAN'S -11.4 WPM bad MIMIC ILOOIL—"IVINIV after AMA Mede•'e Ossew Vie OrPrefso* T COMINTONTOINII. aevereasseele We O ded toe The Iler e r; lear Leta t. legatee pew, mut be as ebe Ogee, le, W Tire e'eWir on the day et peletniee. HAYKLIIKAT. TH/9 ITEM% =NO JOHN. Mom RIOUnt•II. Vonsire, Fernandez, Nevins, sad Waiter Morn= 'Hi M.ldnilon. —And lIHIN. TM Hem. Leyte Mr. !elms. and Yr. begins Misses Maitland. Moment, Wendish, NM Mom PSTIONIWD nue Drumm. NDA_ZT-DTDING AND TIDDLNATILINDI. —.ANNAN NA Norm D. 'oedema'. .11. Ap Daor, H. Tardsaboll, D. /tabor, D. gam% Ivitioa,disilos • D. asaokaalt sad La H. Oliver. —Aad AN AIMS Y. suns NI IL Teo Ivssins, THZ OONFNOIWAIWS WNW= : ON. THB TYRANT OF NNW OILLLANS.—IIdIar. C. WHIRS SHALL 1 DMZ? Yr. J. lanoWL—Alrfrft s CLASS AND FIRST CLASS. Werra Cranford and Insonnood. HIGH WATEL AT LONDOrf-DIUDGIL 111111 DAY Morning, 4ik. Mcs.....Attornoon, ow. Truomacir mama, Us.. ... akar" IL 4la. LONDON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11. Wa haws been once more reminded in the course of the recent distuasions respecting Lafaa ticide of the unhappy ooemequentes which some times arise when the public obeys the first impulse of generosity without inquiring about the probable effect of its conduct. This ham been so abundantly shown in the working of Foundling Hospitals on plans for enabling mothers easily to dispose of the burden of their children, that we may hope pro posals for multiplying institutions of that charsoter will be allowed to rest for a time. But the same difficult problem—How to cure one evil without causing another still greater—is of constant recurrence. An attempt to as sist some struggling neighbour makes him a helpless dependent for life ; an act of generous intervention at a time of distress is the first step in a proems which is to end in pauperising a district. The moral of this truth is not that we are to shut up our hearts and our purses ; that we shall never do ; but that we are bound to use our judgment when we indulge our feelings, so as not to permit our very charity to become a means and source of a...14%ra •••••••••••........ There is one form of appeal to benevolence i now bsooming common which is so wanting in the necessary safeguards that we feel constrained to I take the judgment of the public upon it. This is the case. A clergyman dates an advertisement from a pariah known to have a large population of the very poor. Re touches with no light hand upon the nakedness, wretchedness, and want he is com pelled to leave unrelieved, and then, in the name of the most sacred principle be an invoke, be ap peals to the wealthy and benevolent to entrust him with funds for the alleviation of moms of the most painful came of distress be sees. Or another way is to impute gross immorality to a large district, and to accuse the custom of charging a few shillings for a marriage fee with being its canoe. In this case the religious public are entreated to send the advertiser so many thousand pence that be may abolish marriage fees for ever in the dis trict over which he rules. We are in a position to state that such appeals as these are attended with a remarkable degree of success. Cheques, notes, and postage stamps flow in with a rapidity and profusion astonishing to those who are unacquainted with the charitable alacrity of the country, and the result is that some reverend advertisers have large gams at their command, in trust it is true, but over the disposal of which the donors neither have nor wish to have any control. It is by no means necessary to suggest corrupt motives to discern the evils certain to accrue from this condition of things. For it must be remembered that the advertisements we read form but a section of the great collecting business. Its chief and moat onerous work con sista of visiting bonze after house in distant parishes, and in extracting subscriptions from their occupants. The good people who give have not a notion that they ►re doing wrong, the first kind impales, is acted upon, and the reply to re monstrances would probably be to the effect that the fact of the applicant being a clergyman is a sufficient guarantee for his conscientiousness, and that if his harrowing statements were incorrect or overstrained the public opinion of his pariah would accuse him of unworthiness. Personal inquiry in the districts on behalf of which these collections are made sometimes shows that the advertiser's reputation is not of the highest : that the respectable clergy of the neighbourhood—every whit as zealous as he is in looking after the interests of the poor—are scanda lized ; and that the Bishop disapproves, but feels helpless. Under these circumstances unpleasant stories concerning the application of the money are sure to circulate. The evil basin the possibilityrather than the probability of their being true. It is the fact of cash being received and disbursed by the same man without intermediate cheek or accompanying control which provokes scandal. The other suc cessful advertisers, the ingenious people who tell character by handwriting, or who cant nativities, or cure diseases by return of post, am not more tho roughly independent of account-keeping than are some of the reverend gentlemen who pester thepublic for pounds, shillings, or pence. In both mom the question at issue resolve. itself into one of personal responsibility, and the inhabitants of one London parish are to be congratulated on the stand they have recently made against being branded indiscriminately as paupers who are in capable of helping themselves. It is only necessary that a few of the middle-class people in every poor district should act together, sod that the public should resolutely refuse to subscribe, save where the person asking for money works under a committee, to put an end to a calling which is productive of far greater evils than those it protegees to remedy. At present certain public cries for help are freely spoken of in the parish they are supposed to bene fit as a raid on the benevolent sad a disgraoe to the Church. If the Mendicity Society were able to look into this matter thoroughly, to sift the allegations made, to ascertain the grass amounts subscribed, and to estimate the good wrought, it is certain that they would be able to throw such a light upon the dubious facts as would materially strengthen the introit of their colt sense' felled- If public opinion be of any value what ever, then are some of the most notorious practises of this unlicensed thoroughly condemned. If genera public was recently =. Isatan rector, less because local beneficenceequate to the claims upon it, than for the Amu that it was necessary to forestall one of the perpetual curates in the same parish, and to make ware that the most certain to be sent by. the charitable would be wisely applied, the fact is a significant warning egainst yielding to impulse, and placing blind trust in the appalling state ments habitually put forward by one class of ad vertising clergymen. It is highly to the credit of the parish we refer to, that a properly con stituted committee is to be formed for the protastion of the public, as well as for the relief of distress during the coming win ter. If it be neoessary to ask for more fonds than the district can supply, an authoriseastateutent will be pat forth and a subsequent return made. The rector and the committee will work together, donations will be accepted, and relief distributed on an honest and regular system, and the one thing hoped for is that the benevolent public may not frustrate these admirable intentions by im pulsively sending through irregular channels more money then is required. In an emergency which has just been tided over with great judgment, skill, and tact, the difficulty was not to procure funds, but to prevent people showering down their bounty after the distress they sought to alleviate had been effeetnally met. What sums might have been obtained had a stimulating instead of a repressive mode of motion been adopted it is impossible to say, but it seems as certain that the honest sympa thies of the publio are in many instances as unwar rantably traded upon, as that the appointment of a committee will be an effectual safeguard against favouritism and misapplication. Voluntary sub scribers are at least entitled to the degree of enormity implied by divided responsibility, and will, if they are wise, henceforth resolutely refuse to part with a single penny on any plea whatever with out it. PAWS, AVM, 11. The Emperor arrived yesterday evening at the camp of Malone. Nie Majtalyetoppad at Ramiremont, Epinal, and Nancy to receive the municipal authorities of those towns. He was enthilaiestically cheered. --).----. SPAIN. 3LADRID. AUGUST IL The Alpaca of to-day says The negotiations between the Pontifical and Spanish governroduta, which followed the reoegmition of the Kingdom of Italy by Spain, have been brought to &satisfactory conclusion. The Spanish government has pro mimed to protect the Pope and the interests of religion in Spain." withdrawn. There is no doubt whatever that at the aseond ballot next Sunday for theme e the government condidate, M. Marian; be defeated by • considerable majority. MM. Waddington, de [ lfontesqnion, and Ldvesqwe retire is favor of M. de Tillencourt, who will certainly be returned. M. de Lasuartine, as all those who Ada*, his [ goad= and amiable character have loot tad occa gth to observe with pain, lends his -in diem dthroble puffing in order to sell Ms works. •Sh has lately been stated that he was seriously El. Everybody will rejoice to learn that the rim is not true. But the Preen, not content lwßlt the averment that M. de Lamartine is in good tacks to its contradiction of the false news, he ii at St. Point, " working lard at his Journal de Litterature, to endeavour to replace the; nun coming from his deceased wile's property which England is now keeping from him." I presume from this that there is a lawsuit in the English courts about Madame de Lamartine'e autression, but what nonsense to tell the public, ist an invidious sense, that "England" detains tie money. Die Union makes the mysterious announcement that " difficulties of etiquette " prevent Prince Count, now at Ems, from coining to Paris. The Ilibags says of the Constitution:ter* report of further advantages gained over Regrets : . • We always moordi with • deep sentiment of national sall ies* the sorossess of oar soldiers in Mello) but we rimer bib ?mortis' that these very eases." of which every rasa brine us a fresh example prove by iblir continuity tOat the was which we an constantly told approaches its est Vis reality not over. We ere therefore justified in esirhar with some impatience ea announcement osu f ch a &NW* swam as will enable our troops, so often victor'. was, to retain to lance. An extraordinary and I believe an unprecedented thee of violation has just been tried at the Assize Court of the Var. A young man of 24, named Castellon, presented himself at the house of a re *portable farmer named Hughes, and, pretending to be deaf and dumb, obtained supper and a night's lodging. In the morning he persuaded the farmer's daughter, a modest girl of 26, to run away with him, and the indictment alleged that he obtained en irresistible influence over her entirely by means si magnetism. The moment she came to her senses she was filled with remorse, but whenever he magnetised her she was a mere instrument in his hands, and submitted to whatever be told her. Three doctors of Toulon gave their opinion in accordance with that of Dr. Tardieu, of Paris, and many other medical men of the highest reputation, that it is possible by means of what is called magnetism to obtain such influ ence over a young girl as completely to annihilate her will. Castellon boasted of his magnetic power whsle standing at the bar, and offered to magnetise the presiding judge. He actually tried to magnetise [ the Procureur-Imperial, and frightened him so [ much that he angrily ordered the prisoner to lower his eyes. Being found guilty by the jury he was sentenced to twelve years' imprisonment with bard labour. The Bourse was as dull as yesterday, and quota tions were a little weaker. Haute fell 70. for cash sod 20. for account, dosing at 67fr. 87}e. in each case. Mobilier fell sfr. Mexican was without change. The return of the Bank of Prance for the week ending today shows the following changes as compared with the previous account :—lncrease Trees"ry balance, St millions. Decrease : Cash, 6 8-10th. millions ; bills discounted, 9 2-sthe ; advances, million ; notes, 1 million ; cur rent accounts, 18 4-15th millions. HOLBORN. • the threes:Waren will is Oedema d sstbar lass hess-Illgaldikna. moss of more or lies probability. YeeMary ad.-- it was reporeed, the sew feats being briefly ansuneed la the Express, that moan dreadful murder bad bees manias& rod that the mobster (who had ben takes is ,the fat) had easfeseed that he was also guilty the MUMS ante whin bad net be.. Ineourel b Loons. Tbis awry hued oat to be perfectly time ; bat it will be solo from the repot widish hes been fursished se by es see.' spgadeat, and which will be fosad below, thee the Isms. esetielturdeser is so remeet tallies with the peens impend of the murder 4 Holborn. There woad poem to be ease pealed tat OUSPACting Sophie *award le a here MSS*, and that he is guiltier of the additiosal grime el whisk be aosseed biros& before the Bumph, steghtuatee. It however, pronasel b bangs in any sposlations uses that poist. It is anted that the summer is waft at soma of the singed murderer of the adieus in Ludes tree disowned eh extremely elople. lir. White, who Non soar Holborn, lest to the coffeehouse to look at the demend, and wee 'Unified to fled that they were his wife's. bassediatelli be bad mentioned the same of his wife, and said that as bed been livieg with &Obey, whom deseendos 'greed' with the piston who had brought the children to Me MOM the whole was plain to the police, who load knows Boothe, for a lon time It germs that be is ths mon as the'. Southey, the billiard-marker, who • short time ego broight an ratios., in .Donation with Mrs. against the Bart Of boiler foe repeal.. The assault west mid to have bees committed in the noble oafs hewn where Mrs. White had .use with a bonitos phials sa mosey for Sonny, who eke said at the tine use " male than bet husbeed," and had been bee palm trem Maar tics after she had been deserted by the Berl a Dudley's brother at Brigham. Beside the portionless of the trial, which were published at the tires. a len statensst by S o uthey appeared in the neon& of the day rappeolleg his wrosp and the sufferings of lire. White, wbombe had felt tt Monty to rouse boss as erring hothead std a life a shame. Dr. Roberta, of Lamb's Cominitoireet, was the first muslical gostionse who atteeded, aed on viewing the bodice be wee peony sue that they bad been dead many hours, and, with little dereht, bad died from the edinisistratios of ponce. He as one esunnuniested with Dr. Haheriske, the neat, moose el Demirel MA diem (Dr. Lankester, the corcoor, being es the Doetioent), and had • personal interview. the neat being the assemery order that • posnmenem exmans. time should be bentediately made. By such pomptitude if any evaporating pine hod been admisistered it would be denoted, and, father, the ends of Janke would be es. ahead. At 2 o'clock Is. the &Deduces, Dr. Roberta, 'mated ' by • meant gestionse, commeseed hie *unlashes epee ' the bodies of the hues children. Dr. Benne is said to be quite satisfied that the deaths of the children have bola predated by " pries," bat by what poison he ern tendon to state. It is alleged that the servant girl it the Star Coffeehouse was puling the dear of the room is which the eldest boy lay whoa the murderer was coming oat es Teensy tight She observed the appearenee of the boy as he ley epos the bed, and she aelmally remarked to Southey, "How pale that boy looks" Swan merely angered, "Oh, that is so matter ;be always looks that way." He nos lacked the door and west downstairs The saran slates that the boy looked as if he was asleep, but baud all doubt he was then deed. At the Wandsworth Polies Court, yesterday, Mr. Self; who °Masted foe Mr. Drumm, referred to the murder, and isquired of the dears whether they remembered a rasa making is application to him about twelve months ago? Payne, one of the semmoging editors, mid that the mu who was supposed to have murdered the Warm bad dose so, and be bad also modem application to Mr. berm. Mr. Palle remarked that when be came before him he nappies& him as the man oriecersed in attempting to °huh' mosey from Lord Dudley. He (Mr. Self') saw that be made as application to Mr. Tyrwhitt, at Maribemegitatteet police court, with reference to being in peat Mann, and of him intention to commit suicide. It was stated that he handed in a bottled poises. A potholes' in court Wormed Mr. Sidle that the men bad bees there emend times, sad that be lad rammed • " great desire to bare his application node public.' He wished to make an appeal, through the instrumentality al the pram, CM behalf of his wife, who wss saderieg from some peculiar disease. and he said that mime ette woe yr.:- vided with messwies to alleviate her sufferings, it was her intention to commit micide. The affairs of the court ell said that they Gould recognise him from having sem him about on mama ciocesiona la the comae of the matey( Inspector Lovaisee pas instructions to several plain clothes constables to swab for the mss. 1 1111010 111 t 1 - 111 A 1 " 11 \ i • ; a _ l y . , f :n- -l'C \ ' AUGUS v, 110 , 51 I .... , ..., . .i, , im • I ', ed p 0,111( 411111 114 LAT 1.: INT 0 ; 7 he . of 1 :: mar : The inferenoe dre is :, I,Atoodoilbx fit 40- . mind to provide it . 4 . •edto.y s , tr. tanorm's , wt.) .wn dance • ‘l l .' 6 ' revolt, as the Conventi con- fitqueston of I wit A vote templates, so soon sa the French troops shall be 1 n keld till this m the a ein( ; and i nd i TR' DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BIICIHAEM, AVOW lA Rumours have been current here that disturb• 1 anoes had broken out at Jassy and Cairns, but they are without foundation. Perfect tranquillity prevails throughout the principalities. The statement that some cases of cholera bad appeared in this city is equally unfounded. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. 801TrIIAMPTON. irOOOT The Peninsular and Oriental Stara Navigat►on Company's Steamer Poonah, with the heavy por tion of the above nails, has arrived here. She brings 87 passengers and a general cargo, including 1,588 bales of raw silk to the value of 90,0001. The Poonah experienced strong heed winds and thick weather in the Bay of Biscay, but fine weather up the Channel. She touched at Gibraltar on the 6th. The cholera appears to be gradually creeping westward. The towns on the eastern coast of Spain, in their dread of the introductispn of the epidemic, are imposing the quar►ntine on each other. The steamer Thebes, from Liverpool, had arrived at Gibraltar. Exchange on London was 494 to 1. Oa Paris, 5.24 ; Genoa, 5.25 ; Cadiz, 11 dia. The premium on 6 franc pieces was to 1 per cent. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Livxmoot, Ave= 11. _ The Royal Mail steamahip Macgregor Laird, from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira arrived here at 3 a.m. this morning with 2,5000ra. of gold dust. Her dates are Benin, June 24 ; Cameroon, 30th ; Old Calabar, July 2 ; Fernando Po, 3rd ; Bonny, sth ; Lagos, 9th ; Accra, 11th ; Cape Coast Castle, 13th ; Cape Palmas, 16th ; Sierra Leone, 10th ; Bathurst, 14th ; Teneriffe, 30th ; and Madeira, August L There is no news of importance from the coast. EXPRESS PROM PARIS. (nor on dim I Int Mum The Prinoe and Princess of Wales, attended by the Hee. Yrs. Harding', eat Major Teesdale, loft Marlbo yeagh-bouw. at moos yesterday, to. Geselenad, is Mai to Dispatches ware seat from tits Oolosial-ofees yesterday troths 00/1030r11 of Malts, Oeykia, Hoag Boos, Labuan, sad Caudle. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO GERMANY. The following telegram has been received at the Home-office : "Coburg, August 11,.9 a.m. - ... _ "Her Majesty the Queeu arrived at Coburg at 8 ►m. this morning, and immediately proceeded to Rosman." His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has left Gloucester Hones for a tour to Germany. Is the first iostatme the duke will visit his strainer and the Primus Mary at Rompenbeino, mar Faisklort. His royal highness is expected to b. absent Imes home about a month. Prince and Princess Glagarini have left Mall et?' Hotel for St. Leesards. The Marquis and Marehionees of Exeter and Lady Victoria Cecil, who within the last few days cams to tows from Burghley House, near Stamford, left their ma. deoos to Groavenorequare os Wednesday for Gareassy. The Earl of Dudley intends to leave Dudley Hasse, Park Lae, early in the ensuing week for his shoot ing qsarters in Smiled. The Earl of Crawford and Balcarres, mom paid by Lord and Lady Lindsay and family, lame tows today far Bnigh Hell, Wipe. Lord sad Lady Liadeay shortly have for their seat in Scotland, to peas the shoot ing memo. The Countess (Dowager) of Jersey leaves town to-day for Worley Park, near Brestfoal. Lord Seaton has arrived at Hyde, Isle of Wight, frogs the Albany, London. Count Parihls has left Maurigy's Hotel for Puts. Major the Hon. Augustus H. Anson, V.C., and Mrs. Amos have arrived in tome from &affordshirs. Sir Henry and Lady Blake have arrived at Far• rune's Hotel from Asbfield Lodge, Bury Sr. Edmund's. PARK TIVIUNIAT Eviumm. The choice which I made yesterday of the various versions of the Emperor's movements turns out to have been the right one. He will not be at Paris an the 15th of August, and he will not go to the maritime fates of Cherbourg or Brest. A telegram informs us that his Majesty left Plombiares this morning for the Chalons camp, and there will re main for at least the next ten days. To-morrow and the next day auditors of the Council of State will proceed to Chalons with nominations and pro motions in the Legion of Honour proposed foe the Emperor's signature by the different ministers on the occasion of August 15. Abd-el-Kader, not caring for the illuminations and fireworks of Paris on the 15th, leaves for Chalons on the 14th. It is • curious coincidence that the great military dis play at Chalons should be taking place at the mo ment of an unprecedented naval review at almost the opposite extremity of France. The divided attraction will perplex many sight-seers. Nobody can see both spectacles, but the naval fate being the most novel will, I venture to say, notwithstanding the Emperor's presence at Chalons, draw the most. Major-General Lord Frederick Paulet, with his aides-decamp, Major M•Lean and Captain Sey mour, have arrived at the Hotel Bristol from Lon don, on their way to the camp of Chalons. A correspondent writing from Cherbourg on the 9th says : Visitors are Mesabi to arrive for the waralag fates. The Marquis de Ottsaleloup.Laubst, Minister of Marine, is expected on the 13th or 14th at latest. The Hellish squd roe, coosiating of six iron-mead frigates and an equal number of other vessels, will reach this pleas about that time, acoompanied by 50 yachts. Bluing the 15th, 16th, sad 17th the diatom will he allowed to go over the ships of the French and Beglish teats, and are to impact the dyke and Kemal establishments. A small steamer, the Augusto Gache, will make two excursions out to see daily. The ships already is the roadstead are the two-decked frigate Magenta, Capt. Le Bois, the Fleedre, Capt. Bayamon', the trainiag frigate Forte, Capt. Jefferie, lk, imperial yacht arise Hodson, Capt. Charlemagne, lie Wood brig Agile, sad the Damobia. The Minister will held his deg on board the Beane Herter*, to proceed to Brest. All the aboisynamed ships see under the orders of Bear-Admiral Baron de la Bowlers le Hoary, ma board the lapels. The large steam transport Aalyrou will go into the roadstead on Saturday. The peed Mamas; followed I by a ball offered by the tows, wavy sod guar" will take place at the Hotel de Ville. A nephew of Abd-el-Kader's, named Ali-ben- Tubel, has just arrived in Paris. The ministers, most of whom have been absent on preliminary vacation trips, are at this moment almost all in Paris ; but they will soon be dispersal again. With scarcely an exception they are all presidents of oonnoils-oneral, and the time is at hand when they are expected to make speeches in the departments. The councils-general, many offi cial circulars have said, ought not to treat of politics, bat when a minister occupies the chair, an exception to the rule is often made. M. &mbar, Minister of State, is going to Clermont ; Marshal Valliant, Minister of Fine Arts and of the Emperor's Household, to Dijon ; K Dronyn de Lhuyo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, to Loon ; Marshal Bandon, Minister of War, to Grenoble ; M. You'd, Minister of Finance, to Tarbes ; Baroohe, Minister of Justice and Public Wor ship, to Versailles; and the Marquis de Chaseeloup Laubat,Slinister of Marine and the Colonies (who, however, first will certainly be at Cherbourg and Brest), to Rochefort. It is doubtful whether K Bahia, Minister of Commerce, Agriculture, and Pablio Works, will be able to preside at the council general at Marseille& ; possibly the spirit of the con stituency of Berryer and Marie, as shown in the recent municipal elections, may be one reason why he will not find time to leave his duties in Coirvocanos.—Yesterday, the Rev. Canon Ken =away. aid the lice. J. B. Woodford, lecke of g aw p. Paris. The only ministries who will certainly be fend* were netnimousk melmied PeCcion for dm doll of in Paris from the 10th to the 20th of August are Glesesstsr. Teo Nov. B. Omeedee, sad the Rea Caren w or m were a we re . e i ee r e g fur tae di ocese cwwwwwwy. the M arq uis de la Valetas and K Duruy. Marshal INONIASI OF TRANI Nriellell ANNAWA AND Canrobert, the commander-in-chief of the army in F.osorn —Owing to the termieatiou of she rehalles is the Paris, will not think it right to leave his pool to Coded Stites the twig wi amegeoris lbe Immese The Erases. T u c k l i f t floor de h omp o os for New, lotror ea'hi preside at the council-general of the Lot. land ittet., was oulem .G4O. set •svest goal* of nese It is given out in quarters favourable to the owing to the large cargo were See took is at Bream. On Convention of September 15, that the Pope is the oth inst. the Borussia did oat call at South pies es aro her way to New York, hay* gird with cargo et asonterg. about to •augment his army, beginning with an HUSTINGS AMENITISS. The following correspondenee is published at the request of Mr. Alfred Seymour, ILP. : "13, Arlhartenotreet, Loads., Aug. 3. " me to call year attention to my letter ad. dewed to yea end to Mr. Nader, in cams it should hare escaped your obearrstios. I bare the bosom. to forward you a copy of the Western Morning News castandag it. " I hare the hamar to be, Sir, " Your °Whet ssrvast, " W. G. Dewanra, Lieutenant-Opt:eel " A. Seymour, Esq., M.P." " • 13, Arlintonwireet, London, July 19. " • Gmttlemeit,—llearst esly yesterday, sad from the eeterpaper that in reply to my obseryatios on the hustings on Mr. Ponder's bribery, he had replied to me, • It ie false "• if Mr. Peoder publicly state that he is prepared to sffirm on oath that sone of throe electors who geoid the requisltioo to me either have or will receive Kr. Predeye money. or nron.y from 'erne, to elect Mr. Petider, I ast then prepared to withdraw my statement, osier ;wowed More a parliamentary emenittoe or a pubis soratin. If Mr. Polder doss not adopt this warm, I cot:wider his is temperate words are applicable to his own coatrediettioa of my statemest. '• • As to Mr. Reymour's statement that I am • not a fight ing man,' I am prepared to relieve him of his error as sows as be likes at Wormwood-scrubbs or elsewhere, sod thus. probably, relieve Totnes at once of a repremutative not of her chows. " • I condole with you, gentlemen, that you did not lied your hold on the hearts of the people of Totem secure soough to lodges you to carry out the contest without the mistaken use of the Ferrooslities towards opponents who were mooting yott oo quits di ff erent terms. Arid, I hare the honour to be, gentlemen, your obedient servant. ." W. G. DLWILI/111, Lieutenant-Oolooel.' * "39, Upper Grawasorwtrost, Aug. 9. "Bir.—Your letter of the and is which yen Bail my atiestion to a letter published by yourself in the Western efornin New of July 20, sad addressed to tartar sad Mr. Wader, only reached me this morning. "I am not in the habit of notng newspaper electioneer tug publications, but sloes you bare called my sweeties to the latter in qtrsetroe, I beg leave In refer you to the en closed reports of my epee* is the Western Time. sad the Western Doily Mercury, latish give soourately the words I used. " In spealdsg of the question of noo.ititervestkm I said, • That Ightieg was the colonel's trade. but wee n ot now, implying, what I then believed to be the Baas, thee you h ad left the army. " I have now only just loomed that Wetted of boffin the army, you Sleeted to bar pissed oe half-pay. It was there fore not strictly oornmet to stair that fighting was so longer your Trade.' For this error I beg to express my regret. "With retard to your ingestion that I should meat you at • Worrowoodeoruble, or elsewhere,' is order to give you the opportunit .1 • noliorrini Totem of a repressatotive not of her shora In' feel deeply sessible of your amicable inter boas towards my constituents, but, as the rams hire, iro nies that the days are put when • the survivor' is the gesUemair to be sleeted by a oonstitneoey, aad therefore I mascot he armament/rig party to =bag myself sonloss before the public. " I must doilies soy further aorrospoedoece spas this **Nett, and shall send what has already peened to the firster.—l have the Moony to rens& eir, your obedlest isioant. " BIITYOCI4 " To Lieutenant-Colossi Amides.' NAVAL AND MILITARY. AnnustaLTY, Armust 10. —APPOINTIMINTS. -- Staff Surgeon W. B. Banacisso, to the Victory, for HasLr BospitaL Moistest-Surgeon W. L. Mendecroott, to Um Victory, for Hasiar Hospital. athtioi Awidect-lionteost B. A. Birch, to the DonepL Ensnare J. Mika to tie Linnet (confirmed). First-Gass Assistant Engineers J. V. B. Thompson and C'. W. Luis, to the Linnet (smarmed) ; J. Nailer, to the Danaher, he minim fa toadies. PORTSMOUTH, 1000 If 10. The Lords Commiesionera of the Admiralty ax rived at Portsmouth this nievoing in the Bee/hankies, stesapyaaltt, SisMOosnasander J. E. Polley, from Plymouth sad Portland. The oommisinovetes menet an, the Twat Lord, his Orace the Duke of Somme* Admiral the Bea. Sir Pred. W. (key, K. 0.11., Rear-Admirel the Hoe. J. R. Drummoad, 0.11., sad Hugh Mildsrs, Seq., sad they an scoompusied by Lord Clarence Paget, the lkatetary S. the Board, Rear-Admiral B. S. Robinson, Clostroller of the Navy, and Captain B. Ball, Private Secretary to the Fits* Lord. A t sight o'clock the Victory, flag-ship of the Oatirp raander4s-Ohief, saluted their lordships' lag with 19 gees. At tea deloek, Admiral Sir Mich Orertils ael Sey y mour, G.C.8., Rear-Admiral Oeor gr 0.8., pad the captains of the ships ia harbour went ea board the Bachastress to pay reaped, to their lordships, who shortly afterwards landed at the dockyard sad were Thre ceived by the heads of the various departniests. lordships pt own began their impaction, first pram-Nog to the Admiral Superiateadent's office, and then to the Fatimste office ; sad afterwards made tour of the yard. They will condone their impaction to-morrow. The Racoon, 22, screw oorpette, Giptitia the Coast Glekberi, sailed this martin for the Mtaittrrosaso , The Daphne, Indiamsn. arrived at Spithead during the night from Haunches. having on board 142 military in valid', 59 ti nt s - expir e d assn. 5 wonsea, sad 13 childree. , The SultaaA Isdkesan, arrived this thereon from mitts, with the tight wing of the Slat Beginmat ea heard. The troffer will disembark bare aed go into qua:tees st The Edwin Fos, Indianian, sailed for Bombay this aft/r -ams with the remaining three companies of the 26th Regi ment, sad a few draw from other mimesis. The OotaMa, 39, weir frigate, Captain C. F. Myer the Limel, 39, screw frigate Cotain Rowley tembert ; mid the lemsee, 39, screw te. Oaehnin KK. Su -1 nerd, nailed *hie attorosou for , to join the Causal I Soot orsiabioi Vow. CHATHAM. AMR= 10. His zesm'm Slur itsmransr. 0X Visit. — The Arethissa, 35, 500 borer pewee. Oeptsia liedos.M. sae this mining take* to the H&plinaody for the purpose of tasting her rate of speed at the measured mile. Ths ebialt oesupied about use boon, were sot tionspleted until 7 o'eloak this evesieg, sad resulted is the vessel stisisiag mess average speed of 10.82 Insets per hem. The Aretbses sftereeede retorted to the Little Noes, amid immedistsiy OW saluting the flag of Vim... Marshal Sir 0. Talbott, 1C.0.13.4 as alarms see raised that the vamel was ou ire. Signal for asive• use immediately made to the shim is basica; whil esthe foe-hell meg, end the was Ma up *air Maims. The pumps were epsedily got be work, sad after marl! en boar's exertion the names were subdued. The meet locality of the fire could sot he meestaimil. bat rely gamed at fmus the volumes of ameba uses main up the forward hatchways. The Arethues wm ham left the Noes iO4IIOITOW, but will mow be diesised for ID iimptiry into the origin of the ire lio be made. MILLNCHOLY Dadra. —On filaturday last a geotio man mama Allred !Who arrived at Ileateeneptoa hem Londm• whom. he bed started on • tneeth's bobelm. Be went down in the evening to the West Quay end hired a boat, sayiog that he should be absent about ea hoer. The water we mei aelm, and It we a dear, snamilebt night. fie Pawed away by hired! ; bat whoa the boar elapsed he did •011 ratan, nor was mythieg ems et him dating the MOM The neat morning some eautgeardamee foaled the bait goalies shoat a ode dawn destiompleas %dim Kr. Cliter's bat sad coat were is it k bat the men were pee nor a Mr. Idayter. Later is the day the 'Bator's. sate matimmee body was dammed ea the ether aide at lbs river. It lay hum doom ward, is Aare wet" agree me et the cam It is sarmied UM the deemed may bays bees ia the .it ed whim the boat ad the, and wok /be par, whoa pare le hosed sad as kft We. legneet was beM ea Tuay Ita ereg i ng . ,A me th ose i m pi were deposed to, The jury retarded • 'meat eel' retlllol a r oirwL" The demoted wee aged IS, and was • clerk is the Lowy DairoSee. Basesset am" I asked for some mar, a you, and some ink, th a t / mot d is w sip this statonssat, bus it is sot It faiths& I ,1„, made a istainasst to the inspsotor in charge. I %gam window he bad Word of tb semrdir of Ws* L ee ds & My roam far aides this gnostic* was, thy ow Oa 8;47; et Woe Zither is frneka. IlkiTiarar b o p ado way be taksa se a eleremiedlem bar Ned dee am a it Sale fla velyeebilly;* F abikairlria bed4oMbse me seek VW 6 7' eke 10141111* Weiss Ms wee am eellek aka deposed is o bi t wil rbevoistes& elesteleebe hobs decided to idiom the gum Oster eased poilebodon to read the etatemook m g sift wed it, be reed ii abed, Lies the whole el th mime wee Lent Pelseereboo, Or lekbeed Name, th e y id el Derby, Lord Shky, IMO. IL_ Lytle., dm The reedifekratee tboa 140 m. ed the ens natal Sit e * DOLL The impose on the bodies will take place to-taverov. LATEST PAETIOULARS.—(THIS DAY.) Up to 1 o'clock this afternoon no withhold Messes bas been dimmed by the pollee sethoeitkm h naiad°a to the atrocious meads/ of the While badly not Basset Southey. A Warm received today dates that the soma h rq etiottable at times. The essfesmis wh.olt be has wallas est ham not bees forwarded to Sir Richard Mayas by he Reatepta astiteritiers but hes bola kept by them fiss the purpose of being use la widow against the aseamed. It Is probable that the Orem will est be meat up r s Loodou for trial, but will be oommultied b the Beinapte mesplekstem ea the amp o r s o* rauedwing No. White sad bar little daughter el II yam el age withia ituladiotlos of the authorities el th tows, is which ems he will be tried at Makleters. Dk sew beyond doubt that the primer wbe eldh bind/ Forward le Southey. Although not ahoolaialy hese h was is the habit of rpealdng to stringers is the eked aim him woody huaey attributing him Ware is life to the aft persteat of a ganddivg debt by a wealthy megadeals. r who sewed la good modety. Os each o.eadome le trei appear very szoilable. APPREEENSION OP A POLICEMAN ON A CHANGE OP CONSPLEACY. Yeaterdey (Tbriesdelk Mrs. Hill&lift% 6 widow, raiding on the PkW, Dewsbury, amid Wore the satin magistrates. at the Beragt Goa Is that woe, aa roads an appliesties ter it s * Isaacs el Edward EffilllB, a oesetable in the ne , borough force, sad of George Burrell, aid te M me, auctioneer from Leeds. Ste stated that when luau t was endear' to the elbeation of coestible by da Watch Committee; about two mouths mg obtained lodging at her bars, sad es Beterday, WEB , • alt., be introdnoed to Ike Oseque Burrell es a hem , This m a n , ft wee adereteed was only ditties fee nhe days, but he wan repreesstad by Even to rt e • pain d ociesadamble wealth, ad poseaslag oo peY la wale , bantam, Lade, end other towed. dal h er . Y i d rental or payieg her, to Oa if ohs dna le borrow mosey Burrell would hid her sew, sed di armed her he eate--(the alma to make say mall. to hins)—tbat she was ask herself short of a few He cougratelsted her cet be, good fortune, sad ea Ilia observei to leave the how sad join Burrell sea sifts ran n the street sad to oestrawcote Kaneda( to di% .4 at which they laughed heartily. They thee relemel the widow's house, sad Burrell, eddreonse her, sad *a be had Forehead a let of goods at tie Dada, railway datum, end wee sheet of 51., saki she hid he I that sans for ea hour or two? The woman hesitated • he Adoes appealed to liaa, sad that perms gala i ABareireat money tM he reep ti e d. eta ao ilit Zama edeeled er fatly he would go to Leek where he tatied, to get amt sway out of the teak end ropy her. In the mai he roamed, sed said the beak wee dosed before be nasal said borrowed three Isalf-crown, on he enema it, is.. him over fieseday. Oa Menday esernieg he met sahib cane hooka a short time, sad said he had bought Owlet in the fair, and wasted to pee Si. se a deposit. IMAM • her to lewd him that sum, sad she handed it Ws, alb se Isar or two he gave rte d of ocume veh le, ot ht an agreement for ut. pa the sad a stomped reesipt for 31. After this, Bondi la ratAist faun her a couple of Bones, inkling is al Cid.' end then he left. Feelings little umbat she woke of the matter to Evans, who told bee as ad net be Ihareell wee only borrowing measyll her, and bad lots of bares is Weir& did at rearm to her hone, Evens qui lu Zteitbselle meson for other Wears, sad when they sought the his at the pollee station he mot her with sates. She, llsa fere. dime trying some days to obta in redress elfect, eine before the magistrate. The Baia abed Bans te be Wow iota custody at ace, sod be ea higd . 1 the cells, sad they pentad a warrant for the smear el BerrelL—Leas Mercury. Ten APPIOACHINO rim or MI MMHG NoPotaoW.-The Insister et Justice and Public Ws hr &dimmed the fallowing einular to the oxidant. and bishops: "Pails, Ist August. Mouseigneur-Frase win celebrate the Ws of the EMPerar Oa the VA imilt THE RAMSGATE MURDER AND THE In this sehmaity, deer to their religious faith, hi popubdiess, deed re demoting their thoughts to the future, ill ARREt3I OF THE ILIJEDERSE. wish t a join fermi prows with their disalogivioso RLYSCIATE. THIIIIADAT • They will pray for the Saturnia whose indefstipbis ei. This monisg. shortly after 9 o'cloc k , Earnepte was lila .. ... soon wooss a tt o o e s the solution of tho swo t throws into a state of fates", exaltenorit by • report dui ...:, owe v- ,. thee will p r ay Ice alla Koons . o h o, o bb tap • man aimed Stephen Formed had committed • desbea n t ; ib - r , - an 'ynn"-'B4, recites *num . and pii , denn . i i so murder in a dyer's house is Sieg.etrest. Defortammaly. ~,,,....0 0 mamas with so „ of the most onijobwall upon inquiry, this rumour proved only too Irma. It appears _•=. they will ... y foe the Poison Iso_4o, who o „ .. that Forward, who was formerly a bake, is the tows. left =' _ O l i _ r• t Z so . ....„ example. _..., Ramepte "the eight Yam age ' heel " hie idle sad • ii • th Zlat .7.4. r Cite auk of ''''... thes• virtusi v".. for ."- tite glair l , girl behind him in • state of almost total diatitutios. Frain „.. tfotas which swat oohs. it_.,. year your graceart time to time anosymois letters have bees oast to his wile. 1 - 7_, ~_ .... _ o __ _ A „ . .. - 2_.......„., ~,,,,, , some of which have oraWialled Mail oars d meat. 7 , 27,. 2..7,:—.7,_---i--- _-_-_=,-,.. 1 ,,,,,..„ , G. Wednesday *veal" leeward leaddelaY appeared th : m alyess77 . cmin oas is ' Xished “ Divine umg i P n "' reTateti " eg ' yes7 .- E;1; liamepts, sad mwds his mined knows to his wife. Hs bet as penead to give &maim that a silos a 1 requested haw to thaw • walk with him, but th•diwathwa ' Team. l ' auw.a by the prayer for the Emperor. Asn be gives ea a reason that ea he bad beim away for aims years wag 4U Vie deg of the Assamptiou is all the teartem d he woe a oomparative strutter, aid she did net like Wag roar dims's, bamenatidy after the parochial ram 111 • "ern out is the "'suing with strangers. She tees invited „, ,dsot au sosoost with the 000koiomood sala a m i s him to go into th e house of • pawn named Ellis, • dyer, -__-_-__ "" 1 . this sisomos _ _sirs.. Acoep t . ofoody readier is King•street. Forward excepted the ievitatms, sess,"••,•ths'imoure.ea''''' of my / h ;' cosolases4. _ J. 31' sad they remained talking la the premise' of Yr. Ellie and ze-e a m m o , * m y, hso ho „ „d otte d b o the oso his daughter for some time. Is sessegssaim, however, of moos of the ososstory of the church of t h e mom ; Forward having twee stated that hi had something to say cao•fisniun, ef tee Central *minatory of Jews, sad of lid .., ho he wife and "Mob he could sot say a the presents of Oemdstsry el the Reformed Churches. • strangers, Yr. Elie mad hie daughter left the room, but Itta. BUILIZ, M.P., AND Ma. Bass, ii i rali west into the shop which adjoins it. After the lapse of half erocz.ospowthsm_Ths liberal ~..„ of Nort h an best the wife came into the shop mad sold that ai m ootoo t o l oo d Mr. B io n o ., ti t oo •- ;;Pouy eteited "" - ' a _ir. 1 her husband had promised to come gins the following member for that divines, at spank dinner at the 1 0 01 611 . morning. Mr. Ellie thee west into the sittlogqoacia, and Staffordelaire Hotel, StokeamaTreot. oe Toad* , 1 Forward repeated the promise he had made to it wits, iLf. to lliLr Tw•ml . ..._ ,_.'''Plosrisosootsdliro'oß''trs Li'., Is or ' i end added that be would call shortly after 8 esitisk. f . : e n. c ased l ,,,,, z „,-- ;;; of the ininn io nn to t .l. sie ggjow II ti He sat doers for some time sad bold his wife sad Yr. Ens sit Menses, he o dd, would i o prosop tee twast=.l ' about the trials he had had to undergo daring the UMW he cif tram 1450 to 6,300, beteg an hod been away from her. He further said that be bad beam a and of these 3,600 would be Ida. abrdd, end that while away be had laved • saga of 1,1704 __„...,' 14e/da li n t s t so an d oily 184 of all °lbw 11 " ... ' 1 th• voters beloesiat to the Sakai IhilL bed bed laws dede wet ad the *bete ii It. Re tie, =fil ran than &dr tier ot all the steer naseatAl - ; after resew's' his promise to oases apes the neat maraing. logethon, In the bons& at Seeks the tmestitrealf ' 6 "1". 1 laft. Yesterday marshes, about 20 minute." past eight. isompeles four-Mho of the wackier elasre. He wing l a 1 Tarrant west to In hove. Hle wife way titers, having T o rt"' • 1 aliS tas ia l t: o w 86.1,:ntrouali thou d he tam b o o ii soma breakfast with Mr. Ms wad his daughter. Bs was s Moo sso krona. aid gives to t h e woo *, On II OS j sake lif he would take say breakfast, bat he deafest His fr o pobjel o *o w t o t o o „mho.' f ri mibe, le We 1 sat dowo, and eceame•ood talking. Shortly tams sine Mr. mid he teseett they sight to stye • bur' 1111",_,.atl P Mail treat into his tettdwltoP, ad while there his Ssoighbas to the wain chassis, and he though t too mu._ us to w ld pri F nu orwaid thay oud m his sii t wff go e that ps tairc it the/ mo bs& maz t rag vea to t sp. 's, 1mi..........."...1bia,::.p.farra1tb50,wi.f °E itt t .y .w f ni ri ho n el c ei b . "*. huot a w w w i e l s : "Tem . s t e erint = I , stain, end had not been there may trades More its bps alepattau, pith aa wisest d.'ire to own It tetel • "' . daughter of Forward west up to them. Oka bad hardly ?Hs TOZWAT CHILD MCRDASZIS.- -- _ tio got there whoa Hr. Ellis and his daughter TM 4104,14 a by Twusarior Evsioss.-The ancitersout conawl••• 4 Y bees r os y great two rapid reports of a pleto', sad ca the Inter maid of (creole Windt ins aid , exemsd w i nos day and eased the feet was h y bet trashing ti"L'ini I" ante" " the leen " load Joissne pat firth • notes that tee panel for t Nit In tame to se. Forwards daughter ha rosored tie wad "Anal intimate*. The L i o down dead, she haves been shot by the primmer. *aka from Lodes conveyed Cabral , hal. ~,...7; She Uses called out to her father, who immediately eons I threw fresh drolbe to Um ••• 6 • 141 • *1 il h a o nbol l ia ; and en tashisg up sloes he paw Forward at nabs id Iftmell'ls t . _batozr lb. Ler_ill . ," °r•l osst Int new of leo the top of the stabs, just is the Main room. He mid. I L oos osoufalrosTs:, rater 7 oo pa y o „. bop chef:APO : " What bare you doss, Fo• arm dr sad seen that he tad ' b o t h( t o th e b e t *et tee wow= H o mo boo "split, till • pistol is his head, he mils lon him to give it le hay her, et whisk else frequently speaks. She hed .• ?a,. wide he did. Forward tbas bad • black redited• dad. interview tritit bra lansbead, sot her .h 7 b lt s t 1 D i r es i l a dark whelping ea. Eris the. wow Iha rest ot Forlaare teas eleelesigsr, yesterday.,ll:lBl4 did i aplra I her fai t mil 'brat i wits ; sad o• Webs over thetabla hems bra has& saltent to ohs „ t000too k„ o f o h o o h o ** with • ishildt ia nT i I , irked was acne' therefrom. He told Farmed took &Inhabit kepi - of Mobs. not seemingly uodorotalellespitin be teal perotived teat la bad asithememalscee Dor whereas mains for hill 4,401111. Whet the respite w all aa as. Ho wad Tanned 1/11440 tiny were, sad be wild her OM _redo 1ea1r,21.6• a Joy. _ Built ,_ ; ,4, mo s: that they were tuner the grate. Ha looked that*, bit . 254 )A 2 simmiL-T he ten iafemed, upset Noil 'odd sot dad them. sad Forward then pre thaat to Mlle W. • He Um celled oat to Nod be the polka sad a eatift!, „„„ blowy , on e of Wis. 100' Fennel odded, " Yes, mail km s po"ismer." He was Uwe ' WIN 4 :h g lilitt alla gi : "lllag"ihathie"d of Wli K te i r ioli T h be i. liii blibeld" ;.: 4l : 4 o. l. W illi OVA eats custody. I eristainsi tee osers of her previoss rd., bee ow . explsrabsg o At sag Farina we hiss.b6 hots. the midki‘gailla "Irtlstr=ll.lh• =et tee ander , milt . oitatsed dib dr win. li MI ortto wed add. I odium ad al sae of her Whale eases , tl e t& , i poWirat Oditiediai of any witsereo, the prietwor. lw • Pel,,Wwel obe nettg ai b t a bb"Tn tlssa e g d : ae arsel*/ j shoals the snood" end. a I had bid a mar be 6mors e r i Zi ewx . I i i iiheed igeYee ' **We" yes *ln P"at rosiestr osiest ololl2AL Paros. -31 r. M azes hose "We; kta yea I Live a rem\ for It. B you wilload so de ha w r i ono o o.„,„„. w i ns up, per resaporgot favor I thiak you will see that my TOWS trades me a music .1 O sma n opu s L e Rau de sou win be I laid it. Ise adiddy Ido lad& told daticapiestra or the Mid tire. .....--- ,-,------ L 0 TIM SI Mr. Sart I bow IN ere II PIO ' &NOW Piaui found 1 its= ;11 - 71 - 191 lft. Isiq Nowir Mt — lli toil dimes fold_l ii - / 14 Yr may stag sea Nile, Thou bed. 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