The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-28 00:00:00

'OEN BROODEN. 0 G LDRIINAL GO CHAIN 11•1 00Thi g aa t ax 131 MOUT, 111. n ummi rOHN BROGDIX'S GOLD GRAM 'ORN BROGDNITB GOLD GUARD CRAM. rOHN BROODEN'S G OLD ALBErf °HAW& rOIINBROGDINSGOLDBROOORCH AINS. REMEIIBER i you will ise your friends at IMAM' wur Um Own. Ws nag 100 WM% aye erprems• TO 001.111SIONDIOITIL .dnotloomento intondon for Impross" London Rooming , must b. as uk• isavelleansk tO Two =IL on the day of Whoa. HAYMMIXEr. Tins Ermines, THUS vnizza Arm NAJULTADIL.— THIS WOMAN IN HAMM. Maim liothres. liankrter», BOWS, FsZNO, anti Coat*. Ituidarirs Base. Lori% tc.—AHH WY SHAVING. Kiwis Irrisy and Ir. Wright. esnicarn. TIM Emma. gusT-entnros AND lIIDDISATILING B . —ARRAN NA POGUL Yaws. D• owisidi. Nomitial. N. VandenboL D. Mir. D. . —And B•74ce. awake Kra D. Mack:sun and Wm IL 011va.—And AN AIIPLZ APOIAGY. LYCLQIL Mug IvisriNe, TsROA INN. News. H. WWI. comb, Fltuatrick. sad Nom ; liass Itsworthy. TRZ 87.m:ion. Mews. Ryder, Hariessalnadoemlb , IntsPatrick 11.4115. Beatrice and Ms. nenissa—camswase at 7. BRITANNIA. Ms Evans& THE WM MOTHER.; OR. THE PARENT GUARDIAN. Ur. R. Loons awl NW A. Collier.- Woo H. am nProtoroor =lon. Woof MoUßßand Ids roWbolooo D. —AAA TWE MAWS. (Mammas AS bottlost I. HIGH WATIE AT LONDON-311DM THH DAT -- Minder. la. 110s.....AGenece. EA=. TaitoNor Morolng, >d 1010.....AAMeGoca, 0.117 m. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 28. THERE is no question upon which Home Secre taries and official lawyers have committed them selves more irretrievably than upon the propriety of a Court of Appeal in criminal cases. Sir GEORGE Lewis, who was regarded as • remark ably wise and unprejudiced man, delivered one of his most elaborate speeches against the proposal to establish any such right. And Sir Glows Garr, during his long tenure of the office which he now holds, has lost no opportunity of enforcing the same views. On the other hand, it is fortu nate for theme who differ from these high authorities to find that their theory has completely broken down in practice, and that they have been compelled again and again to grant that appeal which they have declared to be dangerous to society. Again and again they have retried criminals who have already been convicted. TIM public have not yet forgotten how Dr. Smsravan, after being convicted at the Old Bailey for the murder of Ms BArres, was tried again in a back room in the Hosse-offios sad acquitted. They still remember how Jamas liPLacruan was tried a se cond time by a commissioner in Glasgow, sitting with closed doors, and without the aid of a jury, and how she was acquitted, against the deliberate opinion both of the judge and of the jury who were swornto pronouncenpon her guiltor innocence. It is not many months since the Home Sun:rase was besieged with petitions to pardon • man who had murdered his wife. Indeed, it is notorione that no single criminal is condemned to death without attempts being made to overrule the decisions both of the judge and of the jury who I have pronounced their verdict, and without the HOME Szcarrinx undertaking the office of • judge of appeal The last instance is that of Pazizzrost. This foreigner has been found guilty of stabbing a man, Hzaninorox, and has been sentenced to imprisonment for life ; but another man, Moog, bee been tried for and found guilty of the same offence by a second judge and a second jury. There are two contra dictory verdicts : both cannot be right: one must be wrong, and the Hon& SECRETARY must deter mine which it is. If ever the functions of the HOME SECRETARY are to be called into action, here is a case which imperatively demands that they should be examined. In some instances both the judge and the jury are satisfied with the ver dict pronounced, and then it may fairly be said that the Hosts SECRETARY ought not to interfere. But in this case the Home Szcarraer must inter fere. For if he decline to do so there must be • failure of justice. Indeed the mass of Pszrzztowi and Moon' are the very cases for which the pre rogative of mercy vested in the Crown provides the necessary and the only remedy. But Sir Grosoz GREY is of a different opinion. He declines the responsibility of determining which of the two men—Prarznon or Mown—is guilty. He has therefore directed that an indict ment shall be preferred against Pszunont for stabbing two other men who still live, so that the whole facts connected with the cue may again be heard before a third judge and a third jury. Sir °SOROS Gary admits that his object in indicting Fairmont once more is for the purpose of ascertaining whether he was guilty of stabbing HARRINGTON. As we have said, be might have investigated the whole circumstances in Pmazziont's case at the Home-office, as the circumstances connected with Dr. Snrrnunirr and JESSIE bi'Lzentax were investigated, and he might have acted upon the opinion thus formed. But he has determined 'to call in the aid of another judge and another jury. Why is this ? Is it because the latter is a more satisfactory mode of proceeding, or is it because the Home SWIM.. TART is too timid to exercise that prerogative of mercy which is practically placed in his hands by the constitution ! In the one case the Bona SECRETARY admits himself to be unfit to perform the duties of his office ; in the other cam it is tolerably clear that the same mode of procedure ought to be made imperative in every case. Sir Groaoz Geer knows the difficulty of doing justice in the presence of the weeping friends of the prisoner and a crowd of irresponsible and en thusiastic philanthropists. But the Minister of the Crown ought to be protected. It is not fair to him, or to the man who stands in jeopardy of his life, or to society itself, that so wide an option should be left to any Minister, however exalted. It is one thing to be tried by the Home Secretary in Whitehall, it is another and a very different thing to be tried by a judge and jury. If any new trial whatever is to take place—if the verdict once delivered is to be ques tioned, it ought to be questioned according to a settled form of procedure, and the Home Secre tary ought to be required to adopt it. In this matter the duties of the Home Secretary ought to be defined as clearly as in any other matter over which he has cognizance. It is constantly said that if a right of appeal is granted in one criminal case it must be granted in all, and that consequently every criminal will be tried twice. Nothing can he more chimerical. The object which reasonable men have in view is not to secure it right of appeal in all cases, but to prevent the Home Secretary from retrying cri- r urinals in an irregular manner, and prosiouniing nand of not guilty when a judge and jury have pronounced a verdict of guilty. The object is not to enlarge the rights of admix's* but to restrain the rights of the Home Secsetary, sad to prevent him from overruling the ordinary tribunals of the 'pantry. There is no reason why the Home Secretary should not continue to receive petitions from condemned criminals themselves, and from their friends, praying that their sentences may be reviewed. The Home Secretary may still be clothed with the power of deciding whether • new trig is to be had, but his powers ought not to ex tend further. if in any case a new trial should be considered expedient by the Home Secretary, he would simply direct the criminal under sentence to be again placed upon his trial for the same offence of which he has already been found guilty. HOUSE 07 COMMONIL—KaacR 21. UNION' OFIABAHABILITY BILL. Order for seassd nothog rood mottos lam* sad proposed " That the bill be *ow and a wood C: 1 !" c -t. Assadthsmt peopthed, so Ism oat from the word mss," be tho sad of Urn osatioo, Li order to add the "ossideriog the link trawled. this hams pcs- NNW ma le the prootheal working of the Inomorabis Poor Ass of 1861 it is iscapodlsohwtthoot farther infornatios, to logialsts as the subplot _al onion ratios drain the pro soot radon,"—(sit Bothald Knightley),—lserned thereof : lion proposed, " That the words propped to be left se d pod of the goestios ""--debats whim ; motion 1 mesthe, saLivelles. "That the Mots be sow ad joined :" . Imightk—pot, sad negatived :—original question tadailiMat again proposed :—qoestioo pot, " That the words ipeoposed to be left mastoid past of the questioo :"—tiles Moss divided ; ayes, 803; noes, 131. ATM. Assam teapot 001/oi, 0. W. Pea, F. Aare: other Str Z. 07 . := 1 7.. Pinney. OoL Pao, Sir 8. E , 2 .k. 0 G armee, . Pollard.Theinhart. Greenwood. J. W Verlag. T. 0. Omuta, H. B. Portman, W. H. =er a l A. A. Om, liir 0. Powell, Gordon. B. Pritchard. J. =M et : . 1. A. Hadfield, G. S. Pugh, D. Banbury, R. = . 1 .. : W. = C. P A . T. T. Handley. J. Manny, T. T. J. Roebuck, J. A. Mack, . Lle.nlcastle. J. A. Rogers. J. J . Blake J. A. Hartington,ltan. of Rothschild, M. de BordiansOorter. J. Ray, Mr J. Russell, H. Bouvet's. H. P. Headlans. T. Z. Ritual, A. Brady, Is,. Resdersco, J. BL b . m a i r J 1 . V V. Itramki-Woon, J. Hanley, Lord Brno% Lag C. Howeeey, J. Salossons Ald. Bruce, lard Z. Rebtort, J. T. Soboießel d. W. Bruce. H. A. Rolikessoo, G. Seat. Mr W. Duality Owned Howard.C. W. O. P. 8. - iii , e lect. Howard, Lord Z. M s ' . V. Balla, C. 8. Tralteie. L. roan, C. Bathes C. Jackson. W. Mandan, R. B. WA. J. Jolllifs, Sir W. Math, Augustus Cardwell, I. Kekodeb, S. T. Smith. J. B. Canes* C. Rine, . W. Cartisserse, Visa. Raglare, A. W. =M. CareseUsh it lard 0. Banal* A. F. Stanley, Lord C. Woo, Mr E. Stanley, W. 0. =1„ Lord A. Lobes.A. H. Beaditild, J. •Wx... J. Neel. J. Ha E. Lamers. W. Stuart, Lieut.-CoL arv.7,l Leathsm, N. A. Blatt, lieut.-Col. Cohhoid; J. C. LidINTS. 0. J. ThiSor, P. *am Col. bn, Molar C. Todemache. F. Colebrook', Sir T. Lewis, H. Tolima-he, J. Collier, Mr IL P. Lake, J. Tracy, C. Cowper. VI, F. Laws, Z. Turner, J. A. Cos, W. HAIL G. Turner, C. &ma= lL la pan, J. Poor:Maw, Col. R. W. MiseEny, L Vernon, EL F. Doldb l 4 ll . =J. F. V C. P. i Ark.. A. Wiwi', L. L. Marne, P. W. WahisperteLadial Dodson. J. O. Martin. J. Waldron, L Duff. M. I. Merry, J. Welter, J. Duff, L. W. Ma, T. J. Warner, L Deader, Mr W. Rath J. IL Wald.; L W. Deaden, F. Mead. W.T. Egestou, A. Moffatt. G. 814=1k, J. ligeitoo, Yet Moor, B. Westland. J. P. Infiaid. Moore, C. Whalley, G. H. Inert. J. C. Marla, W. Whitbread. B. Plowick, L H. Morrieop, W. Whits, .1. Pavia. H. licaderay, J. R. White, L. Finlay, A. it Nast* . C. Williamson, Mr H. Man,. Lord P. North, T. Wooed. B. T. Illowillka, 0. W. Olatee. Bit P. Woods, IL Pont.,, C. •Zz ik tr . J. Wyld, J. Forster, W. Z. Sir C. Wym, B. For C. Padmore, R. Wyndham, P. mann, T. K. Peg* C. Wlvl B , K. 0464 C. Pram, lord C. Ousatoise, W. Palmer, Sir R. MIMS. Wye, O. G. Maintop, That Da* ELIS. Gloidamid,Sir F. Papillon, P. O. Knabull-lingra. G. PaalL H. am H. R. at :. c w tri . L Peel, Sir R. NOB L Adelsrin. C. Farquhar, Sir R. Mordant, Sir C. Baihnzet. HL Fellow% E. Morgan. MOW Demob, Mn N. Farad, W. Montt; W. J., lei" W. W. Fleming, T. W. Monday, W. limtAnalt, O. W. Moyer, J. Newdenate, C. Hata* G. C. Fade, Cot Noel. G. J. liana R. Tweeter, General No r th Co . ismalerd, W. Osilsoy, Sir W. ast, illr S. Mite Col. Ilasdord. D. W. Gad, P., 8. 1 Blddaph. Col. George, J. Paington, Mr J. Bleekliern, P. Wpm, Col. Parker. Major 'omit, W. Goddard ,A. 1.. P" estoc en & Boyle. 0.7. Dore, J. R. r ti, G. IL Bramstoe, T. W. Grey newilten,Visc. Pease, 11. Brendan K. Miallton, Mato Pal. Oen. ridges air B. Hardy, O. Percy, Earl 8118800. 3. I* Hertopp, E. B. Pommy, Vial. Brooke, 11.. Harvey, IL 1. PowyeLybbis, P. L. .W. D. Rarvey, Lori Aug. Quinn, P. B Br iVi k , i gir U. Henley, J. Wo r Ridley, d a Ur IL Brun. FL HenniM% Lord Burghley, lord Hearate, sir Y. Rowley. R. T. Mr P. Hodgpon, R. Bclater.Booth, O. BBretSolinstors,A. Motion P.S. ground& J. IL Caine, Sir B. Holawaiale. VIAL Selwyn. C. J. Canwright i CoL Rood, Sir A. A. Saab, Abel Haltom, Lord Part. H. 0. al=i, 81r M. Hubbard, J. G. Sorters, H. K. Cole, H. Hunt, 0. W. Taylor, Col. Cole, J. 1 Johnston. J. J. Thyme, Lord IL Cubltt, G. Honda', N. Tomlin, G. Carom Vint. King, J. K. Trevor. Lord A. Dimon. B. Lnatchbull,_,W. F. Tro ll ops, Sln .1. Dickson Sir K. Haight, V. W. Vsnaittart, W. Dickson, CoL Enos, Col. Ppm, Col. D u B. Langton. W. O. Waterhouse, 11, Du Cane, C. Leroy. A. Welby, W. N. Duncombe, A. Loh, W. J. Whiteside J. Dancoosbe, W. E. Liddell. H. 0. Williams, F. Denise. Col. Ines, 8. P. Wynn, C. W. Du Pr 6. C 0. Yorke, .1. R. Edearda, Col. Vrit, F. itgertoo, SW P. Manners, Lord J. ratan. Egerton, W. Mlles. Sir W. Inightley, Sir R. Fans, CoL Montgomery, Mr 0. Stanhope, B. A Bar, bearing the names of Sir Firsitor KILL; Mr. littroLsrx, and Sir STATFOILD NORTH cars, has been brought into Parliament to increase the security of the public by regulating the quali fications of chemists and druggista. At present pe r sons intending to carry on that huskies" provide themselves with such qualifications as they think necessary to succees, and then take their chance like any other tradesmen. With respect to most callings, there is a presumption in favour of thus leaving everything to the ope n competition of the market. The public can judge for itself whether • tradesman sells serviceable furniture, mound food, or tasteful apparel, and acoordingly nobody proposes to regulate the sale of these articles. We proceed otherwise when we come teedeal with dames of persons who seek to live by the exercise of talents which are not obvious to public scrutiny. In matters of law, for instance, although any Englishman is free to follow the advice of the un learned, no man is permitted to hold himself out to the general public as an attorney, or to represent • client before the tribunala , without having given the guarantees prescribed by the law of his fitness feel the work he undertakes. We follow the same course with respect to medicine. No law exists to prevent a man's neighbour from performing a ourgioal operation, or from recommending or even administering remedies to him, but he must not cell himself physician, surgeon, or apothecary, until he has satisfied the requirements of some I I duly authorised examining body. It is proposed by the Bill under consideration to treat c h emists ' and druggists—that is, those who keep open shop to compound the prescriptions of medial practi tioners—on a similar footing ;to examine them in the Latin language, botany, materia medics, and pharmaceutical chemistry, and then inscribe their names in a public register, enrolment in whisk shall be their legal title to carry on busioses. There is nothing in this proposal to infringe on that liberty of trades and professions which is this country we rightly veins. The Bill has no tendency to create a monopoly, for it only re quires proof of those attainments which all ad mit to be the indispensable qualifications of a chemist and druggist. No rights are invaded by it, unless it be contended that ignorance and incompetence have an original right to experiment upon an unprotected public. It seems rather that the community may reasonably complain that the Legislature has not earlier taken precaution to secure the necessary qualifications in thole who are called to 00-operate with our physicians by their scientific acquaintance with the materials of the healing art. A Bill of this kind may be regarded as it affects the several interests of the public, of the medical profession, and of the persons at present engaged in the business to be regulated. We have seen what advantage to the community at large is proposed by this measure. It may be admitted, however, that if the qualifications appointed in it were unneces sarily high, or the regulations too stringer', the effect might be to limit unduly the number of persons permitted to be useful to society as she mists and druggists. But a reference to the subjects of examination already enumerated will, we think, show that this is not the case. The ordeal to be established is merely the minor examination of the Pharmacy Act of 1852, and it is a much less severe one than that through which all persons desirous of acquiring the right to style themselves pharmaceutical chemists have passed for the last twelve years. As to the rights of duly qualified medical practitioners, it is sufficient to remark that they are strictly preserved by the 17th section of the Act. The wishes of the medi cal profession on this subject have been formally signified in the following resolution of their con stituted organ, the Medical Council : That a oommunication be addressed to the Secretary el State for the Home Department, drawing his attention to the present defective state of the law regarding the practise of pharmacy, under which soy ponce, however ignorant, may undertake it ; and expressing the opinion of the Oeseral Medical Council that some legislative enactment is urgently called for to ensure competency in persons keeping open shops foe dispensing medicines. and for the compound ing of physicians' sad gorgeous' prescriptioes. Then, as to the body of persons at present en gaged in the business of chemists and druggists, numbering about 12,600, including assistants of 20 years and upwards, these of course bays a vested interest in • trade which has grown up wider the protection of the law, and are entitled to be libe rally dealt with. About 3,500 of the whole num ber are already connected with the Pharmaceutical Society, a voluntary body, incorporated by Royal charter, and admitting members by examination. It is proposed by the present Bill to enrol at ones as chemists and druggists, without examination, all persons in business, and all assistants at the age of 21 sod upwards at the time of the passing of the Act. After that time registration will only take place upon examination. As it is not de sirable to add to the number of examining bodies, and as the examinations of the Pharmaceutical Society are entirely satisfactory to the medical profession, and are the only recognised examine, Lions for medical students, it is p-oposed to com mit the duty to that Society which has ahead)! I done so much for the education of the pharma-1 mediate of this country. Thews provisions seem calculated to conciliate and harmonise all legiti mate interests, and it is difficult to imagine from what quarter any objection could arise. It may be hoped, therefore, that Parliament will not allow the Bill to fall through from indifference, or to be defeated by delay, but that this wholesome and necessary reform may speedily be established by law. FLOGGING IN THE ARMY. XITTLNY BILL. Considered in =mitten : (In the eantinittee.) Clause 22:—Question pat. "That the clime steed pert of the Dill."—The oonicaittee divided ; eyes. 85 sees, 42. AYE. P Pane, CoL almer. Sir B Tarmitrar, Mr M. Palmerston, ViaeL Yellows. R. Peel, Sir R. Finlay, A. It. Peel, F. Porte, Col. Rowley, R. T. Portant" C. Rnmell, A. Gibson, T. 14. Russell. air W. Gilpin, Col. Selwyn, C. J. Gladstone, W. Smith, Aognatur Goldaimld, Sir T. Stacpools, W. Gore. J. 2.. Stuart, Lieto.-CoL Gower, 0. W. !Metros. B. L Greenwood, J. Taylor, CoL Grey. Me G. Tollemache, F. J. Hamilton. Major Tomlin, G. Monkey, T. Tracy. Hartlugton,llerq.ol Vermittart, W. Hay, Sir J. C. Villiers, C. P. Readlam, T. Tyse. col. Henley, J. Wades:rave-Luna Runt, (L W. Waterhouse, B. Kingsoote, Col. White, L. Lowe, R. Williams, T. M. Mo rgan. J. W. Woods. 11. Morgan. Major Wprlll, M. Mowbray. J. IL Naas, Lord Noel, 0. 1. North, Col Paget, Lord C. NOB. Hibbert, J. Pease, R. Hoduldnson, G. Peto, Sir IL King, P. J. sato/nous, Aid. lawsoa. W. Scully. V. Weer*, G. I. Stu:Maud, M. Lewis, IL Start, Locke, J. Taylor, P. A. LL-CoL Weans. J. Vyner, R. A. Maguire, J. P. Waruer. E. Martin, P. W. Whalley. 0. H. Martin. J. White, J. Moor, H. WYK J. Neale, C. TWIRL OLoOlen,Blr 0. Churchill. lord A. Paget, C. Can. W. Almon. Major Balla', T. G. Beach, Blr M. Beatlack, 0. W. Berkeley. C. P. Bonham• Carter, J. Boyle, 0. t. Ilrldra, Sir B Brew, Lard C. Brea. B. A. Bruce, Ur H. Bury, V giMwe . ll. B. Eas eirtwright, CoL Potters's% Vie& Childers, H. C. Cobbold, .7. C. Collier. Bir H. P. Cowper, W.V. Darer, I- Dicks" CoL Dunbar. Mr W. Daseombe,. W. I Demo CleL 'denude, CoL Mho, Lord Infield, Vied. =SL L Blex ird tes,.C. tee J. c T4 / .. 01 J ut. ..t - 0..:8 I r 11 J : Crawford. A. W. Datillah. L L ltwart, J. C. Forster, C. Greene, J Henderson. J. Hennessy, J. P. RAILWAY AND CANAL DILLS, Ac. MISS/. Branch H. B. Inatehbull - Hors. no, IL H. It appears from the general report of the Board I of Trade, Ward this day, that the .amber of bills deposited this session which relate to railways, meals, harbours, docks, and tidal waters in the United Kingdom Is 439, of which 409 mire to railways. Of the Liter bills 348 authorise sew works, which may be classed r fol lows :—By new com panies. Briglaad, 162 bills, with a length of line of 1,980 miles ; Boogied, 14 bills, 392 miles ; Ireland, 15 bills, 306 miles ; =lir the total number of bills proposed by new comprise 191, with 2,678 miles. By existing companies Begird numbers 118 Wl* 1.262 miles ; seoualid 30 bills, 290 mile, ; Inland It bills, 40 miles, the total number of bills by ex isting companies being 157, with a tenth of line of 1,592 miles. The total length of sew lines. it will be seen, is . I 1 4,270 miles ; mad there ere in addition 76 miles of deviation , i lines. The report is accompanied by a map, in which the existing railways of the metropolis and ita virility are ''shows by a straw blank Use, and the railways sanolloried Ibut sot 000strosied are shown by a slight black line, and the sew schemes la like meaner by coloured Usu. -- -- --- Tits Rammer= Thum—Move than one of our contemporaries has commented on the state- Mr. Weimer intends to ask the Under Secretary meat made by Mr. Cardwell ea Friday night as if Si Orate for Yoreiga Affein, oa Noodey. whether it it that gentleman had annonneed that the American tiros that nosed Brigid' sabjeete, sad sawn them a British gove rnment had withdrawn its notice to terminate mesa. lave boss übitwily wows " by the . o ,.. eig . the Reciprocity Treaty. The notice withdrawn ad Abyssinia ; sod II he viii slate to the home what as relates to the arrangement concerning the naval the 11 .d /Swots. V son Si week treatment ; whither armaments on the Lakes. The notice to terminate they love been sobjeeted to why farther iajw7 or lediesity the Reciprocity Treaty was formally `` given on the ,_ adman to the nausist of liberty ; sad ow , what atop 17th ingt. ; it has not been withdrawn, and the have bees takes by her Majesty's govssemset to mosses s. I ground is cleared for new negociation for them Stashes sad redeem, sad what h the present praise Si the quotas in repot to them. Ix. WY A uu'ine ran!—Ml. Jules Janin, in his . South Australia imported during the quarter feeilteme of Needay last, awatioes a mow that Mills. eodiag the 31st December, 1864, 17,172 *beep, 633 cattle, Moonvieff, the charming Saris* dansetwe et the Greed sad 110 lowese ; sad ex ported 135,737 sheep, foetid iog Opera, has lakes the voiles a Carmelite sea. LMIS maw f SI AA T q P ui 11.181PLMA1ABL=eltY DIVIASONS. I*‘,. 1 74 — ' 4 7 ilk Mors. WINDSOR OABTLZ, MAIM '. The Queen drove in the Great Park this morning, attended by the Hoe, Plenum Seymour, sad ta therm& ta the enseeses. Primers Lodes also weal oat driving. Primes' Helena rode In the HOMO Park. prime Alfred, attended by Lieutenant Haig, vent out with the harden. The La of the Belgians, attended by General Coast de Hoerharbe, &eve to Claremont yesterday afternoon, sad visited the Queen Hui. Amelia. The Bishop of St. David's had the honour of dining with the Qum, the Sing ci the Hodgkin, and the royal fatally, yesterday, sad left the Castle to-day. Lord Olareedon also returned to Loudon. The Prises of Wales, attended by Lientement-Coisoel Koppel, bantsd with his harriers sear Staines yesterday. The Prisons of Wales took a carriage drive, setended by the Her. Mra. Bross. The Prises and Prinossa of Wales went to the Bernarissa Theatre la the everting. A deputation, 000eistiag of J. Gawp, ILP., Mr. P. M'Msboe, Mr. J. B. Redman, M.P., and Mr. F. C. sue, bad an laterview with the Right Hon. T. Milner Cases, at the oMoe of the Board of Trade, yester day, ex the subject of the Tinker and town of Wexford tobilinWlL -- Gerstein , were received yeareday at the Calea fairer from the Governor of Malta. Despatches wore seat to the Governors of Malta, the Mauritius, Ceylon, Hong Kong. Lbws, the Gape of Good Hops, Natal, and the Australian Oolosisa At the drawlag-room on Saturday last Vint Pam don separated Hari Eason in the rulleatatko 0 1 the diploaatio dna. Sari Berea was unavoidably abort. Nile Beale Browne was presented by the Dasher of Beaufort at the drawing-room on Saturday lad. nary , OF THE QUEEN AND KING OF THE BELGIANS TO THE NETROPOLI4-4 THIS DAT.) This morning before noon, Her Majesty the Queen, asocentnaisd shortly by Hie Majesty the King of the Belgians, and their Royal messes Prioress Reim and Louise, and attended by Lord Alfred Park LP., the Ooantess of Osinsborough, and Oonnt likeetserke, rid site, left Windsor Cattle en route for Backiegham Palace. The Questa purposes holding • nap' tion this aftsroooo. The Queen is expected to return to Windsor Culls this evening, bat the King of the Belgians will probably remain at the Pelson fora few day• - - The Prince and Princess of Wales, attended by the Hos. Mn. Bruce and Lleut,Colemel Kappa. honoured the Haymarket Theatre with their meows lamb eineing. Their Highnesses Prince Egan Taxis, Prince Emil Fiiretesburg, Primes F. Hiesky, sad Prime Trent mamidorti have left Cleridge's Betel foe Pima. The Duke of Leinster has arrived at his house on Oulten Homme-terrece from Carton Howe, the family met, sear Maynoeth. babied. The Duke of Rutland will entertain a large and dietiaguiehed party at Hardt Oastbs next week for the ram meetieg at Crouton Park. The Duchess of Somerset will give her last dancing party before Easter, to-marrow night, at the That Lord's official residues at the Admiralty, Whitehall. A marriage is arranged to take place between Major George Loogley, B.E. mooed son of his Gram the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Mn. Damao, widow of the late Rev. Jonthan Amen. of Leamington, and daughter of the Rev. G. Pearce. Aar d Meehan. Norfolk, At the drawing-room on Saturday last, Viscount Palmerston represented Earl Russell is the premeatatioe of the diplomatic sleds. Berl Rummell wee usavoidably .beset. His Rxoellency the Atfatrian Ambassador and the Countess Arpoeyi entertained at dimmer yederday evening, at Chaedos House, the following circle Marquis and Marehioness of Clanricards, the Earl Granville, the Karl and Cousteau' of Airlie, the Counteur of Gifford, Visoount and Viscountess Sydney, lady Moleswortb, the Hanoverian Clare d'Affaires and Baroness Biome, the Bight Hoe. the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. Gladstone, Hon. Lyulph Stanley, Count Wimpffen, PAWS Yeeeberg, and Count Alexander Appottyi. Later in the stonier the Countess Appouyi had an early party. We are requested to announce that the Harrow dinner in Inked is appointed to take place on Oa 18th of next mouth, instead of the 19th, as originally fixed. Last evening, at a meeting of the Royal Geo graphical Society, held at Burlington Hones, the practica bility of teeth* the North Pole, taking either Spitsbergen or Smith's Boma as the base of overshoes, WI asbutlasil dimmed before a very numerous audience. Sir Roderick Merchboe, the president of the society, occupied the Omit, sod there were present, among others, the Count de Paris. the Duke of Wellington, theme l id Sheffield, the Earl of Harrowbv, Lad Strangferd, Sir George Bach, flit Andrew Scott Waugh, Sir Edward Belcher, Mr. Aldermaa Gibbose, Captain Maury, Sir Charles Nicholson. Mr. John Crawford, Admiral Ommaney, Admiral Collinsoe, Captain Gahm., Captain Richards (hydrographer to the Admiralty), Dr. Rae, and M. Fig( IMOD (an Icelander). The discussion was eventually adjourned. There are now several meta in the House of Commons vacant tore Devoe, through the death of Mr. Buller ; Evesham, these& the death of Sir Henry Wil loughby ; South Salop, through Lord Newport's accession to the peerage ; and Louth, through the appointment of Mr. Bellew to the vacant Irish poor-law oommissioaersitip. Mr. Aelead and Mr. M'Clintock will probably be retuned without opposition for North Devon and Louth respectively. At Evesham, there Deems some prospect of a teateet between Mr. lam, whose name le eo closely iden tified with the Bees meal, and Odom' Bourns, d Liver pool As regards South Salop, neither party, so far OA our information goes, bas as yet made any move. Mr. Cave, on Friday, will call attention to the allowance to postmasters in respect of pod-office savings backs ; and to move " That, in the opinion of this house, it i s neither just nor expedient that labour and respoesibility should be imposed upon public servants without adequate remuneration." In the Court of Chancery yesterday, a meeting was held re the Leeds Banking Company, before Mr. Buck ley, chief clerk to Vi ce -Chancellor Hindenley, when a call of 70f. per share was made ea certain shares; Ghee B. rovided settled yesterday, sad therefore not prevp for; sad a dividend of Bs. per share declared, payable within three weeks. In the settlement of the list several mass were ordered to stand over for further argument. The following gentlemen have been nominated by the Austrian government as members of the oonamission for the preliminary conferences with the Beall& commis dears (Miners. Hutt, Beaumont, and Moder) :—ltaron Kaleitherg (president), Count Barkeesy, Count Deinewfbp Baron Holger, Baron Bohnistettea, Count Eraisky, Mr. B. Wiastersteic, Mr. A. Skeels, and Mr. F. W. Beard% perma nent members ; Dr. Lorena Stein, Dr. Franz Neumann, Mr. Frans Mayer. and Mr. Omar v. Stahl, the bureau. It angina well that two Hungarian noblemen (Berkocsy and Demewfby), well-known free traders, are amoapt the manntiseicie, but there are some others who will miargeti dilly oppose any induction of the customs tariff. The Duke de Morny's horses are to be sold in April ; there are about 150. His picture gallery is also expected to be brought to the hammer. The youngest son of Mehemet Pacha, Prince Halite. has sent to M. Lice Bertrand 1,000 tr., sa a sub scription in behalf of the aged mothsr di Jules Gerard, the Prince Malin is a skilful sportsman, and his exploits me well knows all over the East. "If I am correctly informed," says a Paris earespeedirat of the /*dependance, " it is in contempt'. tioa to hive in the Universal Eihibitios of 1887 all. gallery of • vary in nature. Waimea from parts of the globe will be invited to assemble Race, sad to employ themselves in wackier at the several trades pesolbr Is each country. We believe that the Mishear if Mariam is already famed uyrepariag the mesas foe realising this protest. The idea appears to have emanated from Prime Napalms" The Fein du Peuple of Ghent (Belgium) states that great excitement was caused is that tows two dsys sines by a report that one of the directors of the Beak of Flasidsgs bad mod, leaving an Wawa* lidera. The authorities immediately pat the fugitive's papers ender seal and oommenosd an iamatigatioa. It loss boo meow Mined that the deficit doss net exceed 160,000 tr., a easel - disable part of which is severed by the lanticia-mosey. T . 7 7 ,4 ' , yak k • NG, MARCH wer, '. urrftiaiiimoz. XllllOO. THE EMPEROR CH MAXIMILIA PROPERTY N AND THE CHUR. On the 97th ult., the city of Mexico, though bag is expectation of the event, was startled by the publication in El Diario del Empiric , of the Laws of Reform," or " Decree of Revision," as they have been called, by which all the sales of church property made under former governments (and which the church party considered they had effectually smothered by calling Maximilian to Marko) are confirmed. " Its effect upon the whole country," writes a correspondent of the New York Herald, " has been marked." The clergy and the many aewspapers ia their employ hare fought the mama from the first, ever towering ia boldness as the blow was delayed, and moswlndsg this deter into fear of their power. Now it has mane, with all its attendant and cooesquent einninntanoss, ate' to have paralysed the melesisaticel magnetos into the stapor of despair sad setesishmeat. It is sot merely the enormous noes ci property Janeiro& --amounting to untold millions—but by this mason KW milieu cranes the Rehires and tabu the first Asp towards merrier the church power into that of the state; or, la other words, depriving ecclesiastic* of all degrees, from the en:abbacy down, of their ancient attributes of distinct government, and, divesting them of all temporal authority, redwing the church institution to what it is is Europese catholic countries, affixing regular selarke to the offkes of bishops, prierts, &a, and even depriving En all& of all right to hold property. lem informed that ember special deems to that Wed will follow hard apes this, which bee bees promulgated as a preliminary meows Net only has the Emperor thus, in a maser. did the *sprees wish of the Pope, as indicated by his Ness* bet by the first three articles of the summery of the dames be breaks down the aselsat barriers of Waimea said Oda- Wishes anirersel religious liberty threaglioat Mexico ; a freedom of religkes which he pledges himself to support ia all pate of the empire sod to protect by the bars of the kad. Thus, for the first time slam the loading et the Spade coaquerres, perfect religiose toisreace lads se whim in • country which the seal of the arty &waverer* and their accompanying pried' and mesh berme with fire and sword in the same of Chriatiaaity, and hens held for nearly three centuries sad a belt Ia saw stitlous ignorance and eacil•barbsdb. The battier between the Mexican clergy on the nee side, sad the French catholic' an the other, by seeeppers sad peeePb lees, on this subject, have bees tecesesst and "Wirth* for several months ; bat the die is sm., sod besselarth Ernie% if she fails to rise to the level to which her enteral re sources should carry her, the fault 61.1004 be laid at the door of the church from which the amble of power is effeetaally and irrevocably snippet. Tim effect spas the prosperity of Mexico will be WNW dials. The decree sob loose sad eatebliehes a positive title to may millions Cl property which, for west of a ambles such es this, has kla dormast, sad thus sapid will be eat in motion throsgh varices peat obese* Cl babies which has been patiently awaiting the decree of the Emperor. It. effect abroad will also be direct mad favourable, ss iadke4- log the liberal Christisa policy ef Malian sad his da mn desks for the welfare of Macke. (asuna's mlawni.) FRANCS. PARIS, M•zca 28. A decree of the Minister of War published to-day fixes the amount to be paid for exemption from military service at 2,300 francs for each individual during 1866. The Conttitutionned of this morning declares that the rumour of the approaching marriage of the King of Greece is a pure invention. ROHE. ROME. Y•I 27. In a consistory held to-day the Pope approved the nomination of 24 bishops. TUE FEDERAL DIET. FRANXIOST.ON.THFAILINE, Mimi 28. An extrsordinary sitting of the Federal Diet was held yesterday, in which it was resolved, by 9 against 6 votes, that the discussion of the proposal of Bavaria, in favour of the claims of the Duke of Augustenburg, should take place on the 6th April next. THE SPANISH CONGRESS. MADRID, MAWR 28. In yesterday's sitting of the Chamber of Depu ties, Senor Benavedes explained that it was greatly to the interest of Spain to abandon St. Domingo, and to be satisfied with the commercial advantages she might thus obtain. This speech was loudly applauded. =PRESS FROM PARIS (flaw 001 omnr cower....--_ PARIS, Moamar Emma. The clerical amendment to the address in the Corps Legislatif is thus worded : Paragraph 19. Inessad of the weeds, " Maintea... the bulepeadeorts of the Holy See," to tans the woe,- " With the raaisteassee of the territorial sovereignty el the Holy See the modal= of its iedepsadeure." The above amendment is signed by Kolb-Ber nud, Anoel, Buffet, Bucher de Chauvigne, De Grouchy, the Baron de Ravinel,theMarquis d'Aude lane, the Comte Janvier de la Matte, Thomas Ker oado, the Comte de Boigne, Plichon, the Baron de Coehorn, the Comte de la Tour, Lambrecht, the Comte de Chambrun, Godard-Desmarest, Pissard, the Dec de Marmier ' De Chiseuil, the Marquis de Grammont, the General Marquis de Lazy-Pelliseac, Dein, De Parieu, De Wendel, the Comte N a p oleon de C iam pagny. I think these gentlemen are ill advised. The government will certainly not pledge itself to keep the Pope in Rome, at all events, and the defeat of their amendment must materially discredit their cause. The Monde has received a first warning for having published, in its number of the 25th inst., an article copied from the Union de Must The preamble to the warning says : Ooesidering that the author of this artizie affirm that the Amtwasader el Frames at Rome, Count de &Mips, has rwmatly had a ccaverediea with the Holy Father relative to the amoutka of the Coeveeties of the 15th el Sep tember, 1E64, sad to the withdrawal of the Preach troops from Rome ; ceseldering that Coast de &nines has arms had with the Holy Father the rwavenstios to width the Monde alludes ; sad that the ridiculous details which that journal gives as to the derasad of ea autlissee whisk it pea tends to have hese wade by Coast de nartiges. sad ae to a she subjects represented to have bees treated, ere a pure ioveutioe ; that. commqoo47, the sows 'meta , " In the ItiosowAL or Golan MOM litonsown. article ahows-msetiosed is utterly false, sad Is Ishmael to exo d us o r gold o .i sc osT. Th. Fingers . r sues trouble in the public Wad, ho. , lows swiftly apse the mai* of the Bask of In this warning, as in many others, one is easel iri e ma will asiseded •Do• "d il a 611 • 80 . 7 5 011 . by the special pleading tone of the contradiction . of ;107 -- onsatry mama be seemed without It is only averred that Count de Sartiges did not . g e t rho have 11 . 1 4 4 O u t tit" 7:ibagt NW' have the precise conversation with the Pope re- 1. 1 ,11.,„4,, Tir b ia k s a se ported by the journalist. Bat the very terms of , le.g_theireset et . sureitieo - riel Nodes% v....- the denial infer that he did have an important eon- Irr og " abbo Mi = l " t aorda•psiable zer. ve tioa, the purport of which it would be inoond owes sots. titan this** be penelteed WI ven rsa ient to state. There is no better authority than at Matra auk* s i 4 l 7±t i to. s . thi t a a t e the Monde for the Boarish construction of that „ o d y o u'd*, a thi , duce , conversation, bemuse as IL Rowland stated to the doubt_whaterer.. .Bseseal _eery . two Senate, and, as was well-known before, the writers I , dbie l r: .prest. the usomirT w i thou : ria sa g gi t in that journal stand higher in the Pops's cosh- bald sold wit he provers twelve months' dose than the Fresh bishops It is very possible, "up. mama. this elff..latlaiwittrityr todesteirveet as the Moniteur says, that the Monde tells lies. give s ais w a d hopes Bat if so, thee. is every presumption that ..hoes I erebllsta t el then laws =les has latreaciwd b. Fire Res were dictated by the Vatican, for which the , A bu s o ssis s o ns ‘ es raft miry iperig , ' French government pusillanimously professes a bode? Ia thesavaiiest bobs., el the Maier respect which it does not feel. , call 'pea the legislature to ems forward serf - ma for shavlsei paper.—Ricesiossel As- The Boone has been very firm ; however, the peZl4.4l:relibiirtugelo. Atacama 1 . 41 9 s - Ardlawma, Growacaans. Galway Vaballs . w Ompa Claw . Irsoorm best.. MawB o6 7=l. Wedge .- ="*. I' r ' highest prime of the day were not sustained. Beats, after baring touched 67fr. 67fr. 40c. for cash, and 67tr. 46e. for with a rise of 50. and 10e. fell Gtr. People are more occupied ever with the mysteries about the forthcoming dividend, andthereason why this gigantic - meat is enabled to set at defiance the law, of which it ought to publish its accounts months. All the Rothschild securities quest to-day. ASTALIATION IN WAR CORRESPOND AND ENCE WWI= GEN, O. HAMPTON. The following oorrespoudelice is the New York journals : Hoadquartas Mllitary Divides ci Use In the Mold, Feb. 9t,1866. Liersh-Goarad Weds Hampios, Commanding Torus 0.8. A. General,—lt is cation, reported to ms that . patios an imuilond otter lota's, sad Libeled all forolguers." 000 hatuas of • hontamat err near Chosterfeld, sod seathor of twisty, " aighty rode from the sada rud e " shoot from Peartsrvillo. I bars ordered • thaw priamors in our buds to be disposed el in IF I hold about ono thoused primmer', captured doss ways, sad oars stud It so long AA hardly think there muds= am committed knowlsdp ; and would ennui that you give 7 Purls at largo that every life taken by them in Mrs desalt of cep of yes: Coshederatth 010900 question my sight to forage as the a war right so old so Wary. Tho assail mote with cirounistsmoss, sod if the dvtl 'apply my requisition' I will habil all fc lied ao car oan rospoad to or providous, rad theadons moat called pospla have air doubt this is the owed= bdisvisor on the part of our run ; but I ma suety to jags or pad* with whcissak soully I regret tbs bitter halloos oagoodored but they we to to expected, and 1 rimpi lboes who strut this ant blow and made es& ea In hirers to reproach us for the eepeseost. I manly smart our war right w Nave to pretest my foragers to the sat IlEh I sm, with respect, your °behest sornat, W. T. ihriumair, Major-Gasstal ouiremar, saarroies Had-quartors, in the Major-Guard W. T. Sherman, Cr Goesral,—Your corromudodios of the a today. In it Ton state that it bat ported that your foroghig parties were ' capture, and you go cm to say Mist you similar number of primers la your hands in like manner." That is to say, you him bar of Confederate eddies to bs " murdered• resteriso your order is proper terms, for ' use in your own souotry, where swam itself in viridian/as of troth, jratioe, will surely agree with you in you guilty of munisr, if your order i Bofors disielo ids panne of your latter. us Mr array s oldier el sodas, " murdered I have emessiod st ewe two of yours, gi 7elluesse to soy allows who may b• odium to the stateroast you make roprding your haws, I hays oily to say that I kir E L o tt ao *rasa given by me authorise r dtor outer% sad that I do not ' taw lOU any ci yaws, mart molar e which it woo perfectly legitimate sod ores kill thus. It is • part of the system whom you &adjusts as your formers to lisp of those animas whom they I To chock this in ustem, which is I by every dviliad oaks, I have directed t. eau nil of your sate who are caught tonsil( n._ ids shall remain In faros as long u you disgrace tombs of saw by allowng your sea to disc dwelling. You say that I teapot, of emus dein to forage on the country. " history." Ido not, sir, question this right ' right older 'you than the, and one more debt that every w. man has M are id:feud protect ti beset I vres u lt s tlist • man asseMoy ' au fro a gum, would shoot down, as be its moo who are desolating dear land, and tanning their women. Yoa aro ►t and elands(" war deka." May I sal ammo them Outten to Ars upon a &denote it s ratios ; to burn that city to th• grand after rendered by the authorities, who claimed, that protection which is always accorded it to nouumbatanta, to fin the dwelling-' after robbing thus, and to perpetrate than theu—slaiss too block to be man permitted, if you hue pot ordars&tb• offeocos apinst humanity and tb• rules tato ths city of Columbia without a Attar its surrender by the mayor, trots:don to prints property, y , city is mhos, lamas amid its old men rod helpless women ace likely to parish of starvation and of march can b traced by the lurid ligl god in more thee one houashold tb mom bitter theta that of death. his victim rogarethes of az er Urbanise 6ealwa_ys respected Weak captives. Your 1131dierS, 1 Insult those whose natural p. In omicludoo, I have oily to request hays any of my mos " disposed of," the terms appear to bs Terymous me bur -f et, is in the mss a muted, , BAN] WNW 0000 IA MN "Prnt la uLdi •Net ad ,•• boa iwygri ...111 PSC SPhaht ... deo Grotto, baba , WWII „Ai . CCM •13101 rout min iuumoßA or lee idsp itlam '-‘l. .401 wk ' 4l ll 11 4 1i14. PIPPO '4 {I! 1414 to 411 me of the day were not sustained. The WI. 111aLAINT I er having touched 67fr. 56e., closed at ORM IDAI for °ashy and 67tr. Mc. for account, ....-4.-- rise of ihm. and 100. Mobilise oou= 0/, BANI People are more occupied than Mice AM Osemituise the mysteries about the forthcoming rotity°l 1111""armaild es os cuss tad therms:ft why this gigantic establish . maw bleb ilil leat e lii Oiled to set at defiance the law, by virtue tha VII d *de lesee • • ought to publ i sh its accounts every six ea.ebeide mo al & ilaa * err iL All the Rothschild securities were in re. mddl. w-is des b i de beim , tem ay repressed, " Isle I' M= acor 1911. tet ° ws pe al s e :eltee mean MOW IiTALIATION IN WAR. — 4 ,-- ...---e-Ateteeertee 1111111"116 Maim is DNDENOII WWl= GIN. SHEBALLN =Moss* seso6.o uLai AND OEN . HAMPTON. "Wl* Irbil am al. h [lowing oorrespoodence is published in York journals : advertise Military Divides al the Mississippi, Is the Meld, Feb. 94,1866. amal Weds lisniptos, Comoseding Cosh, limes 0.8. A. -It is ofilidly reported to me that ear lambs' mama eller capture, mid labelled " Death= fuorsiwhisfaureptemedleseeteThisia:ssousagniolbstiosaby assepairtionethelleed7moseamosirtobishowelbealborer era' One Wilmot of • bentemat sad moves may L 11"1"Ci tb. sy =Amid, sad seeker of twisty, " sear a revise, lod few mom Is from the sada reed." shoat three mules Dar wood - Io e ad that tbe bee Sordid. I hors ordered • Mir amber of his MIMS IM es *WM in oar heads to be dispoesd of in like maim. ties the meek ant me tiormad primes, captured la vs. sad do Marna me Fs, sad cancan =sad it es bug sh you • but I bits craw id dime 111 le _lto Ink theme modem are committed wait year b e dentt was se elbow s ; sad would suggest that you give nodes tow marwira t p llll hops that sorry life taken by them simply molts sth of roe of your Cool Mortar Of course you motion my sight to forage as the ocestry. It is ht as old es Wary. The mem of exercising it is own or 1 11 99 0 . 1.4 • , th ciammismoss. sod if dry civil taithorities will , w a l e= my requisition' I will forbid all foraging. Bat I lisakra A authoritiss who can rimed to calla far fangs . ed em 'sessaoad. se So 16 4-410 doss, cad therefore most called direatly of the am tilde-me sole i have ao bete this is the occasion of mach air rea the part of our mw ; bat I resod pimait se ' AI A g 1 i t. t' s 11 ' 11 a jade se pubis with wholesale murder. Paw nt MI luXiell l2.Arm regret the bitter feelings engendered by this war 1 haskrapt, Albert Orto F were to be expected, sod 1 imply allege that swat, a Grates ho shock the first blow and made war inevitable onetody. Dell m uir ra H. Rawls on t Ala fairness he reproach as for the natural ore. a 4 a. I merely mut our war right to forage, and Simmer bang Worm= lye to protest my Imam to the extent of life for • odd that tee the better some Wail am, with reaper*, your obedient servard, • a &Ammo to sotto= to W. T. fiesemase, Majorkieestal U. B. A. of hie fats= Orsiogs. osumar. sturrosfs Wu. Podted• Hard-quarters, in the Field. Feb. 27,1865 . leekeept am a send M as INWEL lisjor-Owairol W. T. Sherman . Sherman . D.B. Army. be the semi m his errs ral,-Your comemnicatios of the 24th inst. mobil LIP. 16 ell 6 1 4615 i. i ei IV. Is it you state that it has been odidally es. • traitors. amit 1,% 391 . , that your foraging pasties were " murdered" otter moo AIWA at V p, and yea go ea to say Mt you had "alined a __, hid •as weer ^ - " 1 bble w er = doers amber of pismire is year bands to be dimmed et 11,70 manner." That is to my, you bays colored a seer . for ism leek Confide s= sa m dis to be " marine' Yoe cis. • me a Mews for me your order la proper terms, for the midis =lea, ' Pm si4 las Torense '4l woo adjourned in your own country, where it seldom dues le acid s itself in virdiestice of truth, bosom 44 the 1136 we 112 r. 01 y will surely agree with you in proseseeleg is the ------- Me. guilty of murder, if your order is coded rah 1 dMI this parties of your letter, ail TOW I bag to mugs T r every istr of raise, " murdered "by you I Wall executed at me two of yaws, glob's, in all ohms, (Tin moos to any of who may be is Illy tunas. Is nos to the ststereast you make reprding the death d foams, I have rely to my that I know within 1 . 4 11 MOM = err I d iwaatm of so orders given by me authorise the killing of was after capture, sad that I do not believe that me • WM au killed any of yam, emir sailer ciroamsianess la , ' laude^aljafe. . , titres perfectly legitimate , and proper they Meld • • t, me dimple bet Lem It is s part of th e system of the Woos • • to the mom* of A i you dodges= es your formers to fire the divot. Iced KW& ladle id of those tithe= whom they have robbed. Towers, Upper St. l sack this =human rys tom, which is justly execrated . award Lewis, et wry dvilimd =dos, I have directed my men to shoot fee the lion all of your am who are caught burn* bosom. This r thall remain is faros oolong as you disgrace the per ' tb s:ls wPa("ate °I , . Hies TAM ma of arms by allowing your ma to destroy private al JMe lier. You my that I cannot, of warm (mem rue 1 2 1 5004 tto forage on the country : "It Is a right as old es &heti= my.. Ido not, sir, question th is ri g ht. But there is a 11:t ak e. Lest i older even than this, sad one more [alienable-the Mer a 1 that every man has to defied his home esd le Wse. Lambe Ft act those who are &modest upon hiss ; sad frots my , said be sus t I wish that every old man ad boy is my marry che Frdailly liteieley. Ire a gm, would shoot down, as be would a wild herb , who • :ass thim ti MO who are desolodat thee; land. Mau* their boasts. 61.,sed the primer i Malting their women. Yoa are particular in &Sin SWIM to the priest dards( " war de May I ask if yoa mama= - la mediae the I mg them gastight = Are epos s defenceless city without -dMeg by kis r os ;to barn thst city to the pond if ter it had beta ego hiss (sharer it I ared by the authorities. who claimed, though te yam. Fairish . Foods 01 I protection which is always accorded in civilised warfare sedan mid ter Jana ton-oonoetante„ to Ire the dwelling-houses of citimm d th; =defy, sed i r robbing theca, and to perpetrate even darker aims • trona iii. seal a tboso-orbass too bleak to be mentioned. You Me books ma the 7th Mid, if you have pot ordered. the ommismios of theme of 4s. Id. from Mr. : ISOM against humanity and the rules of war? You food la the books for th 4 the city of Odunthis without a word d male. by Mosem A ler its sturoder by the mayor, who demanded • IS. Walbrooks ars Motion to private property, you laid the weds , • wen 1iwW44444 r in ashes, dams amid its ruins theneasis d • men sad helpless women and Maim able embed i likely to perish of starvation sod exposure. Your line % e t% the lei march can be traced by the lurid light of burning boom were, sad led I in more then one household there is sa nosy fee Lewis edit the I we bitter Ma that of death. The lodise awed be his ap i victim regardless of *ex or age, but with . 2 1 t t WHEW. all ti rbarities he elver respected tbe poem al his els Abe DM I male sves. YOO7 "Mien mere 0101110 600 the rawer •to Me. T dim, insult those whose natur al protecton are asset. wadi solled II amolasioa, I have rely to request th at whimper NW Tertr won rub Awn i la eosolusiao, me say of my ma "disposed of." or " mankind," fee itt. all UllB rimer. • taws appose te be systioymous with yoa, you will let MI is bear of it, in order theta may know what soma to take Use matter. Is the =mistime I shall Laid 56 of rot • 10144401 AT 1 so as hostages far those whom you have ordered to be me Glades. a et muted.-I am years, ke.,_ *awl ing reds= WADS ainrroe, Lieut.-oes. ileiropolitea Bade y dais kind a .-.......,-,..-,,,,.... lacrosse at the We womb make a 1 WEATHIB REPORT..-(THIS DAY.) --4-- Telloms. bY miry min a OM 00psdally , >raater A.I. breaght te this et W. I P . . 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' a ho! al public messy will soca bold all the gold hoesidoes es well guarded sod Moeda by aim may. Tbe sepplies see ethot 110 slip. At 4 1 of the metre meet be smeared wiliest geld. width y b e d 1 . „ t Tthe Make love all tli• gold. Without samba the , City el Itioisoood mad the Mate of Virgisis mast be MIL tor abeadimied. The beaks ore simasibricig gold, ado& s r sidilmer , log the:Eras= ef supplies aid romiseleg the mereadre • • I eatsgoe of be of libbseed to the sassy imperatim ; mid 5 11 ..._ • Meet th we MO* rie Ithis for dhotis:mad aoil diminish= 68d of s asilL ag bde i as . owb odes. then this thin be permitted ? Will the ,of Itioluared quietly submit to this? That the geld is the .:' le the Tli tert: i Mks el Rishassod meld plsom the defame a the IMF -- , y lIVI sod the beldin el the elate hopes& dans*, m Mersin es 1, • 7. , drat whatever. Gmeral Len's ray am defiled ill .al , sub . Moos eh Is led, but wittiest gold it is almost impa• ••::,7. tried A m ti shits to prome the asseseer supplies. The blahs "•_, , A i d, __,. • ' Mid geld midi be proem twelve moods supplies foe the •"+, i "'" let. 1 army. If th ey sot permitted to deport tile se is ."Ao "'eel /'"limey 1 ' 1 ems& Ma the pee* will have to eve se , er dies so the Mite: The laws of the land istieldeler ' - id it the so i I Moo. Belied these laws esiSiases has latrombid beel. .' t the / At I sad =woks st pairiedesa. Midi time lass be peradited le ° i did/ 90111/ egMast Nee yob& Ma= mesh se Mimi , a hanks? Is the seemiseed basil el the Oats al Viegleirree - --e''' 610 "eves Gall u•••!ak• !eriqatar• to some forweal sod MIA WO meld el ___ .......1-. -......-Ricisiosill 190 surd shot