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

this remove metro t advo largnd I quit to con• event fror serious been killed Soc. abouring nibble at so) )nal gas-con this but tear' i so dan tich safe' THE CONFEDEILLTZ CZOISZLI. 'inns has no doubt that the Americ soh determined to uphold their claims for cowl the ravages of the Alahama as we are to • ./o people in the world could bear patiently as they have sustained, bat nevertheless our t unshaken. From first to last the Brill* govern' d its beet to prevent any subject of the Queen tbarkiog in illegal traffic, and we shall content, when England is the belligerent , As United States the neutral, if the I ttrslity shall be performed as well as they we 1/4101•11,013 and Lord Russel'. The only issue as far as the Times as see, is that no &gnomes , ith Mr. Cashing" tssistmoe, will be come • Men will remain em they are. The best mum Amide' is time. mite cattalo, toe Daily News observes, that I summary dismUml of the claims of the I trout th I Bell of dip'ornatio debate has added , kof bittecnese to the a rife. Tnough confidentll the supplition that these claims can become cants of war, the Dilly News warns against the flippancy with which the being trea' ; against the affectation that there is nothing 'scions in istrances of the American 'government. There of nominal pesos which has many of the dist& of war. And, moreover, the present state of ,leaves open some questions which may become at importance to oar oomperce and shippinj reasons, notwithstanding whit has been writ name of Eaglaad, the Daily News trusts tha' log will yet be done to bring this dispute to an tactical cattlemen', for it is one that can in no liar:wed of. he Star Nays that at p-esent we cannot complai ited States of the encouragement of Fenian 4 or, it may be, the equipment of • Fenian lout being met with the conclusive answer, the down the rule that • nation is herself the i how she has carried out the obligate Ifiendabip to • neighboiriug power. "1 officers of the republic," Mr. Seward mi s Earl Russell has said, "must be held to eterpreters of au American statute than an 3 overnment can be presumed to be," or " the gce ,f the republic are the sole guar liens e their own Cho little episode of the Fenian deputation, the dwelt Fenian privateers, an l the reports of the i Jamaica, combine to remind us that foreign I TO the chance to do unto al as we have dons Tug ME MIS IxPiamol. The Times feels no disposition to impeach - assumptions on which the jury in the above case their verd cs. of " accidental death." The as they thought, that "governors" should be Wally secured, and is of opinion that when unskilled men, who had given some evidence of were emp'oyed in such a place as the they should never have been left, even minutes togelher, without effect' ual serpent ,e great que‘ton which touches us all awing there reservoirs of gas to rat e thin in the heart of the metr .11 die. Dr. Lathe) Inca gives neither confidence no: tatistsct on people will retain a livelier impression of wt tohis description, the exolosion of a gasometer done than of the more coneoliog features of The value of land In this city has now risen a that it would probably answer the purpose of in a mere pecuniary point of view to sell and remove to a more distant sad cheaper sil would give the public, security withou de a p an ic., and the expedient should be taken coesideratiol. The Post emphatically demurs to Dr. Mille went that there was us want of care, and acquit the authorities at the factory of a r befitting the oonseion ; a sort of negligenct it been manifested in a private dwelling leaky tube or as unstop') -el tap to stand governor, would have elicited an infioity of r The Herald oonaiders the result of som ewhat reassuring. There is a of danger connected with the presence factory, although there is sot all the danger been imagined and talked about during t' In regard to the socideet itself, it was e sight to leave these governors for one mit the plasterers and labourers were at han: penile may be sure that unless they keep in order for the future the form of public to some c ompulsory measures for their removal. The Telegraph says :—" The whole gas out-lying branches" must at a very early serious attention of the legislature. While might be permitted to have their meters at. the metropolis, their actual factories al reservoirs should be inexorably banished I , i TIES V join/BROOMS. that " it was an unavoidable circumstance, • arising -------- `, from no Mint of attention on the p • art of any nRIGISTAL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY, person in charge--an sor.ident occasioned by no ‘"' 14 "21---1------- 11111TT 411111n * °"11""D" ' " want of Care on the part of the conipany or their i t li JOHN BRl_________o4 MS GOLD CHAINS . " servants." So far it seems very clear that there wan a grievous want of care on the part 48 JOHNBROODEWS GOLD Gls ARD CHAINS. the company or their . se . rvants, in loavirg _____--------_—.—. tho meter-house, such de li cah JOIENBROODEN'SGOLDALBKR.T CHAINK, and important apparamtnus,taminungwatohed and nn guarded, at a time when strange workmen, iglu' 1: JOHNRROGMEN'SGMDBROOCIICILLINS. rant of all . .connected.with.t_ _the No g:Lini...:: --___---------- were pursuing theirhin it . • • k help agreeing with the opinion which the j ury (PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED.) AWN'S PATMATGSPORTMANTEAUS and undeterred . by COI I LADIES WARDROBE TEUNES, wttb a tiRESS ew IVIAGS, with these . expressions of opinion, d rayed in very mild language, when they appen e nrar ening& to their verdict a recommendation, " That DESPATCH BOXES, WRITING and DRESSING CASES, and We other articles be bozos sr continental travelling. Ilinetrated "would be advisable in future that the govern° eatalagnes poet tree " should be covered up, or so protected that pe Also dimes Barrack Parnitnre Catalogue of Portable Bed steeds, Drawers, Emy Chain, Waahhand-stands, Canteens, RC., " sone unacquainted with the nature there t • seed free. J. W. ALLEN, Manufacturer eat Patentee, 37, West airead. " should not have WOKS to them, so that the " I________--------• fatal accidents might not occ ur." No one can I Un do _ 0 . E eaVERCOATS.—HAMILTON and KIMPTON charged with intentional carelessness in the math kJ cal especial attention to the NEW WINTER OOODS for It is only a further lamentable instance of t OVERCOATS, and invite an esrly inspection of the same. N.& specimen garments al r t e a), on band. fact that those on whose incessant care and m 80.10 e, Strand , °____._!.__t__--.--------°posl Exeter Ham dance hundreds of lives depend become by ha • 1 J) D S g2Nolll ib 3 I erne l lilllT . -BRd?W.NsucCOlt d eade ned of of coosumption, diseases of tee chest. chrodc bronchi the risks, and, until some appall accidentsuggests to them that there is danger and comely', and debility of adults and children. Invariably that particular species of neglect, oontinue pure, uniformly (=client, pabstable and easily taken. Universal ne t . as if the agencies under their control w recognised to be incomparably superior to every other kin . . ' Sold only in mewled Imperial hal ints, ts 6d. : Pints • As. Od.. as incapable of doing harm sa a flock of lam rr9l" b Y resPect•ble cbmgiaumd-or. ,15,t,'!"4116":&"" Of course, now the governors will be cove 117""' Co . , T'--------'1:----'----.-.------.-----.-....8411". over, and the next set of strange workman be better watched. But who will assure us I 2.111 t ( 1 1l VP r tfiigo neglect of obvious prudence may not in 114 other point result, to the astonishment of - -- TO COR.IOPONDENTS. company and its officers, in some equally disasti Advertisements Intended foe 0 The Impress " London Evening Parler. must be et the Moe, 10, Boameriestrese. by Two Metre o'clock on the day of pubikeelon. We cannot say, however, that we see in • ---._-----=--_ probability any reason for the compulsory rein namtitiir• of all such works from the precincts of the ml TEN EvLirrio. TIME WEEKS AFTER M aRRIAGL- VIED Or. Mr Charles Mathews, Mr. Howe : Miss Nelly Moore, polls. The theory on which this has been a Mrs. IL Eitzwilliam. -THE GOLDEN FLEECE. Mesas. Charles Mathews and Compton ; matkewa-and tna BALLET. cated—that the gas holders might become cha with an explosive mixture of gas and air—is I PRINCESS'S. Tuts Emmen, AN AMPLE APOLOGY.-After which IT Is devoid of reasonable foundation. There is no NITER TOO LATE TO MIND. blears. Vining, O. Idelvtile, i 71 , 1eLd. D. Murray. b. wan .. F. vim ... j. D. ~. D. mu ,. • ceivable possibility under which such an e ray, and B. Cathart . WNW L Xoolll=4l IL lodgers could take place. But a minor explosion, LYCEUM. whatever cause, ia not more likely to be senor • n u b xviciiNo, THE versLarr AND HIS PROGENY. Mr. l B. Widdicomb. -A nd THE WATCH CRY. Mtwara Pechter. London than in the country. All who have B. Widdicomb, S. Emery. C. Hentiten. Earoored. Fitzpatrick, killed on this occasion would have been 1 ! 1 and Clifford; Miss Elsworthy.-Coemence at 7. sirrafrina. Tits Frivolo, THE INFANTICIDL-The D'Aubans.-PoUL fl though the works had been at Wokin . I damage has certainly been done to oeighbe 4 ' 1 A DHOIL Mrs. S. Lena -Moor Bevani and his Automata- streets, but against this it is not unreasonat GUY FA Mrs. a Grand Display of Fireworks weigh the damage caused by laying large mai .--=--. ------------ a long distance, the liability to an escape at HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BIUDOIL point of these pipes, and the heavy addition TWO DAT - Morale& 7t. ler.....Afternoon.. Sim aSni. ! rosioaaow - Morning, fitt. lena —Anew." on. 460. penes which would be imposed on all gs ..----------_ aumers. The better moral to draw from th LONDON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11. affair is not to seek safety in remoteness, b . . • --a— seek it in constant watchfulness, and in to tat all who have to make or nee a THE inquest on the late acc ident at the London commodity M G as works has not been the me ans of investigating p its r ows what are the conditi ons under which its cause in quite so full and satisfactory a manner in employment can be secured. as was desirable. No evidence was adduced save • . i , --------='—' -----_ such as the Company tendered, and Dr. LIrrHEBY was the sole scientific witness who m the j ur y de- OUR CONTEMPORARIES. aired to be examined. It is no disparagement of (THIS DAY.) that eminent chemist to say, that on a question --e-- involving engineering and mechanical, as well as THE CONFEDERATE CRUISERS. chemical science, it would have been important that The Tim's has no doubt that the Am an independent engineer and mechanician should have been put into the witness-box. The question ara . as much diterrnined to uphold their claims for 'Won for the ravages of the Alahasna as we are most essential to be considered was whether the them. No people in the world could beer intim explosion of the large gas-holder was produced by w ow as t h ey h en m ud ie d, bat nevertheleu o a force acting from without or within. In Dr. is unshaken. From first to last the British go. LETEEBY'S opinion the force acted from without , did its beet to prevent any subject of the Qu But he does not seem to us to explain very lucidly embarking in illegal traffic, and we i i how a force acting from without could tear up the eßin sn t. when England is the b and the United Slides the neutral, if th large iron plates and bend them outwards. He of neutrality emu be performed as wen as th ey declares, indeed, that if • true explosion of the gas Ler I peicac : eatee and erd Remy. The that n only o a im • # took place within the lar g e gas-holder, the affair, far as the Times CI O see, is as 1 damage done wou ld have been infinitely Oven with M r . Cashing's 'Blastulae, will be cog g reater, and that no such explosion could have thatmatters wi ll rem timaine. as they are. The best ri taken place unleaa there had first occurred a these di matte fficulties is i large ingressbe of atmospheric destructive of the illuminating power. c air, such as would R's summary dainval of the claims of I It is quite c attalo, toe Daily News oh serves, fßoth swag from 1 propositions are perfectly true, and were, indeed, tth I Bet iof dip'omartio debate has ad element of bitternese to the write. Tnough oonfi tI stated by us when the accident occurred. But ...; ; th .....0.3 --e en •tion that these claims Clll I s P 2 0 .1 neither disposes of the possibility which we then d,rec; cause of war, the Dilly News 1 i i .r also stated, that some subtle detonating nom- public agsinst the flippincy with pound might have been formed, and explodedwhich lion is being tree' el ; against the affectati that there is . nothing ser ious ii by the concussion, the effect of which would have littiti g monstrance!' of the American 'government. been to send off the plates from the inside in st ite of nominal peace which has tinny of thi precisely the way in which Dr. LETIIEBY describes tales o f ~.. And, inoreovir, the present stair !! i I it, "es if from the action of a very local internal puts leaves open soot t questions which may bec • " force." Now, it would certainly have been well thee st importance to oar oomperca and shi 1 t - reasons, notwithstanding whit has been 1 1. i [ s if some authority versed in the phenomena which explosions of gunpowder or steam produce, had fortified Dr. LETHEBY'S position by assuring us that what thus seemed to everybody as the result I , :r e i of a local internal force, had in fact been a cense- filename of England, th 1 Daily News trusts thing will yet i be dons to .t bring on t e hi t s ,, dispute . to sett amen', or 1 is of. at can in i The Star nays that at p- .sent we cannot con queues of some peculiar action of a violent external United States of th . encouragement of Fen force. If we could be so assured, the evidence Sion., or, It may be, the equipment of • Feni , 1 . at the inquest tells us the rest ; but if there must wittont being met with the conclusive answer, have been a partial local explosion inside the gas- holder, it would then be the business of science to dow n tics rule that a nation is herself I o f f . bow elle has carried . out the ol 0 fri ends h ip to a neighboarteg power. laid tell us what compound, since not a compound of officers of the republic," Mr. S e ward Amer air and gas, could have done it, and how s uch corn- as E a yl R aS sell au has said, " must be h than ell pound came to be gener ated. interpreters o fAmerican statute . 1 i s t lf, however, this point is unfortunately not yet government can be presumed to be," or "tt so clear as could be wished, the origin of the min- of the republic are the sole guar liana o ' their al I I chance is in other respects plain enough. Attached The little epistle of the Fenian deputation, I ‘ , about Fenian privateers, an l the reports of tl : to the works there was a " meter-house," and in- in Jamaica, com bine to remind us that tonsil side this meter house were the " governors," for have the chance to do unto us as we here do \ II I i . regulating the pressure of the gas according as the consumption varied. Thew governors may be THE NINE EIieNPLOBIOII. 1' . roughly described aa resembling the gas-holders The Times feels no disposition to inspesc 1 i themselves, or inverted tube filled with gss, and assumptions on which the jury in the &boy ' • with the rim resting in water. They were in their verd cs; of " accidental in The • 1 I 1 I . charge of a special attendant, whose duty was as they thought, that "govareon" should always to watch them, but who had also the duty twiny secured and is of opinion that when men, who had d given some evidence I I \ .• . of going every hour to examine and note dow n the were erop'oyed in such a place as th stock of gas in the holders. But on the day of the they should never have bean left, accident there were plasterers at work on a scaffold minutes Woollier , without effre•ual In inside the meter-house, and within three feet of t , e great que.t . on which touches 1 l i . . the governors. One of these men bad a few days of all wing these reservoirs of . gas to / \ before been noticed to put his foot on the o f in the heart of the metr.p dm Dr. most gives neither confidence nor i &tided' governor nearest him, and had been cautioned not pe o p le will mein a livelier impression of to do so again, for in the words of the witness, toils description, the explosion of a gun i ' " a few pounds' pressure on it would put it out done than of the more coneoliog featured "of order." On one of the occasions when the The valu and I eof ln is city has 1101 r ris attendant in charge o f the meter-house and that it would probablypoint th answer the plows governors was absent on his other dutie s, he found ID • mere pecuniary rn and rem ove to a more distrait sad cheeps on returning that gas was escaping from the would give the P nblio 't ' f . , governor in large quantities , a nd that the p lea- w ithout d panice,and the expedient sh ould be tit terers were trying to stop it by pressing it down. c onnid•ratiol. He ran to give warning, but on his return the 1 The Post emphatically demurs to Dr. meter•house blew up. The great volume of mixed . ment Oast there was ne want of care, a gas and air had drifted to the workshops, w h ore I acquit the authorities at the factor, of b e fitting the ooranion ; a sort of nig I lights were burning; and the flames ran along the I , IF it till g round as along the fuse of a charged rea ched the meter-house, and there ! mine lit been manifested in • p rivate d. a leaky tube or au unsto pp -cl tap to a 1 • • governor, would have elicited an infioity set fire to the whole. The result was I The Hctald considers the result 1 ' the explosion, which levelled the meter-house , somewhat reinsuring. There is walls, shattered the neighbouring streets, and, !of danlior crainected with the i I I 1 • according to Dr. Lrrazav, rent open the pi, factory, although there is sot all Me i 1 i 1 4 'l holders by a purely external force. Yet, while it b i ." killed • dozen men about the works, it strangely 4 11 imagined and talked about duri a regard to the accident itself, it Ira • ht to leave thaw governors for one spared some who were actually at the door of the the plasterers and labourers were at 1 meter-house itself, and whose evidence formed the psalm may be sure that unless they Ire I 1 chief explanation of the case. These all agree that •in order for the future the force of put the plasterers must have accidentally tilted over . 1 4 i • to some c ompulsory measures for their the edge of one of the governors, and in trying The rekgraPh .1 ," '-" The h°l6 to right it must have made matters worse. We cannot, however, in this view of the case, out -lying branches ' must at a very se serious litigation of the legislature. I . e . i: might be permitted to have their met agree with the opinion expressed by Dr. Lirtszsr, 1 the metropolis , their actual factorie 1 11. and which seemed to be endorsed by the Coroner, I reservoirs should be inexorably banisl t ' I i I • • . • r- _, y on SATUP.D.A.It EVEIONG,'. NOVEMBER 11; 1865. g......„ the guilty as well *lke quantity of the supply Lana INRLLIGRNOR. chief, justifying his conduct during the war, and LAW LNTELLIGENCE. thestinaceory. The ohartas must be overlooked, and ---..-- not alluding to his submission, had been presented HIS DAY.) r Sedgrte, • r U wa re defame. Ia powers unbolted and enlarged, au; expediently may to 'the House of Assembly by Mr. Fitzgweald. -...-- elan. wbi.... THE OVERLAND MAIL. Some disowiaion was excited by the tone of the OOURT OF COMMON PLEAS. —.— petition, but ultimately it was received. aseloasineis or ScOTTISH UNIVIRSITIKS.Bittinp in Banco.-(Befees Lord Chief Justice Erle, and • orestable 199 N a rt. . We have this morning received advises man t r a- The gold report continues good. There has been \ Justices Bytes and Keating.) ati a s hid his fur • The Daily News glances at the pronedings whirl at theipturesooasewired.• alluded to w lento V. Wire. e man le -street Scottish universities • precede the triennial elestioa of • , potion of the Ovelsnd Mail, dated Calcutta, Oct Oet. a rush south of Hokitiks, extending to Mount The defendsat in this cue hes Deed tenant of the Wind. finds are rted • and 2,003 persons tor end at the contest." which are now going on. In '8 ; Hong Kong, Sept. 27 ; Melbourne, Sept 25 ; Cook heavy repo , • I sor Gaits public-bons Albane-steeet , ktoltoot••- park , and Glasgow Mr. Gladstone fa opposed by the Lord Justice and Adelaide, Sept. 27. are said to be on the ground. the plaintiff entered into an nt with him to take r _ _ . ... ... I got hold or, Clerk of Scotland. In Edinburgh Mr. Denali and Mr. ..----•---- the b one s and pay _him r e oool a r for the goodwill. v‘74 mently_ • a wool! uo. He was 4 Carlyle are the rivals. If this playing at politics may make CHINA AND JAPAN. The agreement matabed this stipulatios that if lb, THE INSURRECTION IN JAMAICA. Twee d wo ws we accepted by Messrs. Field end uhn, Threes Very pat... hard-besied men of the world smile, the smile must bo a " Chi noticeable of late," says the China Mail, ° reel % * although he th r. " PCX)L. ISAMU/AT MORRIS° the landlords, es bliMant,at the enlival rent of 120/., anion • man, _ „urea he ereo loppoirea t to tha uspixot.otTherth. e LIVERPOOL . named oa the ' the deposit was to b e Primmer d , the terms kindly and an approving one. The mock poll of Edinburgh a is to be t enoned to the mock hustings of Oeford. It seems tho species of complication has arisen between the nese and foreign authorities. There appean A letter received in Liverpool, dated Nassau, \ returned, end th e egreeeneet to wed. whet se. in the f oods wine+, who lita =6 the had been a teen to be quite as exciting, and it involves a good deal mend N. P., of the 23rd October, states that the steamer lai r& was ' Meows. Field and 'isobar, were te Oaeat. He me. to be a tacit agreement among us all to keep the • Plantagenet sailed from that port eels Smith meet.. exercise of the mental powers. Any undergraduate un shout as loud as his neighbour, but to be put on a student's Pence heartily, and we are glad to think that this et 2001. a ear tett arid 801. allowance on dealing tree Si Jamaica with 250 soldiers under Major Moßean. them . a p „.„,.., i A m. bu m ,. Field and meter, on the 23rd for , paat to Mr. Tweed • • lean for thirty-five you ; vie of fel:z ed she • committee, or ewer to be beset by a studeat canvasser, does decision has . been mutually arrived at . So far as wed that t h er e wpm raves it wee fo t was a combat or we mo u th. 1 certainly seem as if is must make it necessary to think • regards the internal affairs of the empire there is Baron Von Kettlelirlt WY one of the first sic. were willin t g: s o i rt the Ines co the terms named, but Winner d thus of the blacks. A clergyman was cut into • little as well as to shout. nothing particular to record. in the edgiest l ease from the crown that the house shoot I Th e Tel giver two P ictures -me of Mr ' Thars°l4 "It is stated, with some show of authentic' , • ty fragment*. not be need as a pablie.horwe without permission owned. rHS 011430 S 01 1: s repreeenting the wont traditioes of intellect, the men that, during the receut march of the Tycoon of The most summary justice was being administered tbe house bad bees • public-house for 30 or 40 years without No psrmismion had brew greeted, but, on the other Ines, ADJOURNED ES • n intelleetual brilliancy without settled convictions and moral objection. The plaintiff, however, was advised that be by the authorities. sad the matte This morning Dr. : 'smiting@ ; the other of Mr. Carlyle, hviag a life of Japan with the avowed purpose of chastising the went off and the deposit was returned after adieu bror. 4 s, All the English and black troops were engaged in could not eddy template his purchase, Phrgei", residing at 14, ' honourable toil, ezerciaing from his study st Chelsea a arrogant princes who opposed his authority, an e Aleppo personal influence than any other thinker of the attempt was made to assassinate the ruling prince the field, with the exception of one black company. Th e etetettff sow sued to mover some eir ...;:r At Port Royal the black troops were behaving he ha d bees out to is. refermses to the intended mama bre before Mr. Mar - I• age. He would be • fitting successor to Mr. Gladstone ; splen didly. - sad at the fibil before Yr. Justice Bytes, a Tenho% ms with having entered for 30L, subject to the opinion of be gr eid' Log at Na 52, it a nd the Tekgragh would be irony indeed to see Edinburgh at a halting place between Yeddo and Osams, in the Goshoo province." gas ungrateful as Oxford. -- The Urgent had le ft for Barbados for the 3rd war t. s a bsequenUy a rule wee obtained to thee i n terest, and aa unison I n The Star suggests that possibly neither of these gentle- AUSTRALIA. Buffs.-Times (Second Edition). muse why the verdict should not be entered he Aw eabit, belonging chi' II the defeedaat, upon the ground that the sm. '''r It will be remember. • , 0 num is very desirous of the honour. Mr. Carlyle certal o ly ----------- mast did not entitle the plaintiff to recover. Today came . . a bl e te has had, during a long literary life, to encounter many EXTRAORDINARY POLITICAL CRISIS IN hostile criticisms ; bat that is • different thing from volun. VICTORIA. tazuna's rzseorums.) was shown against this rule being made absolute. Mr. SerjeantriedalAtkiesoa and Mr. Le Breton swam Isodent naa t h e a • w h o , 'however. strong' • a MKXIOO. tauten caws ,• bed Mr. Haddlesten, Q.C., and Yr. Halt • e rith him Mr. Sleigh a • _ t tartly meeting the auntie abase which, as it is understood, In the Melbourne Argus of Sept. 25 we read : ' l2 is beeped upon even the successful candidate for the rector- The state of matters political In this colony is, at the e PARIB, NOV. 11. surd MN wan ~ _ _ Mr. Sash ad/Insane he Lord Chief J adios was of opinion that the memiag she depositions that tl• ill ship. He is, with whatever faults, a man whose genius all present moment, altogether extraordinary-unaralleled, The Moniteur of this morning says :-" The of the smesetent simply was that in the event of that bee , eareehmattee el the e at England aiming, and Scotland ought to regard with an - we may my, in a colony governed under a writtea woman. latest intelligence received from Mexico confirms D ot being granted the deposit would be returned ; and bet °nerved that Mrs. hl Weal prkk. ten. On the were resolution of a majority of the Lees- Banbury had a good title to grant a lease as for apses that there were t • he --tee news that the entire province of Sonora had lt del WO6 seusere to • florttmet i that Menem Plaid sad THE JAMAICA INSURRICTION. Wave Assembly, customs duties of a protective character to the facts on Winn. done all he was bored to do. sad the plaintiff ones net ere nnpmed On import . , and the government cont i nues to submitted to the Emperor Maximilian, and that home . The do s sit d sa s is wesmwe d the &men, tes of those persons had . Ile Aristotle was of opinion that the negro was intended by entitled to retain the verdict which had been entered la collect them, although the Supreme Court has pronounced provident to ho • slate. and throe are nary even to the their impost illegal. Without an appropriation set, by a Juarez had de fi nitively quitted the country." --.-- him. Mrs. Merrick's was en.. his present day, says the Post, who are of a similar opin species of juggle with the Loudon Chartered Bank (of which ROME. Rule absolute to enter • verdict for the defendant i beeves anxious to • • ad Comparatively few who have had the opportunity Mr. ht•Callooh, the Chief Bonney, insole local director), the ROME, Nov. 10. --- ducted the proseoutio is . of studying the negro character are not of opinion that treasurer is able to pay his wey, drawing from time to time Mr. Butler (for the so . Degrees should be ruled with a strong hand. In their Meters the Judge Ordinar) lolling further evid. • • present revolt it will be fotuid that the negrou in Jamaica ged • are not struggles for the attainment of any social of sums of 40,000 e on a special overdraft account, for which the bank immediately institutes actions in the Supreme terr Ctl r e y es does not at present exist upon Pontifical COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. SAM V. 11V116. " Mr. Bleigli-Tbe i , rimed, and that tbe o ne • • Conn, the Attorney-General at out confesses judgment, Avery an ironmonger's clerk ; and she married the reepeadest is few organ have occeered--- at Gornto and Mr. Oppenheim, for the plaintiff. Shs was the wile e pained advantages enjoyed by the white population, but 1843. They lived together for some years at Clubs Hunter upon what is on - an simply eadeavourieg to exterminate a race which they and the Governor issues his warrant, the amount Tsacane ll a. then being drawn from the public acoount kept PARIS, Noe. 11- we n, and other pieces, and the petitioner had ens Mr. Butler-That is ant regard with jeelousy. That the revolt will be speedily sup-Mr. Sleigh then a A ram premed, we do not doubt ; bat the Pool hopes that no min- h a d street, Gresvenorequare. la 1861 the with the other banks, and repaid to the Lou. Letters from Rome to the Bth inst. assert that . ben p ia busing' on his one account is Club don Chartered Bork. While government is thee General Kanzler, the new Minister of War, . whose imbue hid became Win, mrate. is IA euggest that the , i s taken notion of iodulgence will induce the authoritios toOiled. carried on by the mnistry and axe majority of the Assem- given instructions for the vigorous pursuit of brigand unmanly outrages upon h for which be wee me Mr. Mansfield sad eon exhibit towards the insurgents a moderation which would bly by the help of the Governor, the Legislative Council is bands. 1 than once summoned before the magistrate. Once In ma lied certainly be misunderstood. ignored, legislative imbues is practically suspended, pulls- committed for six months ; when he came out of prime is anion. For the safety of the white oolouiste in the island, and es A deputation of the principal inhabitants of b ea t her foe prosenting bis aad on her escaping frail. Mr. Sleigh then • ment sdjourns for short intervals without doing any red ,me a salutary lesson to the black race everywhere, the He hl '. a- - busi and the consitution act is deliberately violated by ex amine Mrs. )(ern t ec tiwn 'he went hem* and tuned the petitioner out of her bet a offset:afar which, it ring trusts that the ringleaders in this wicked revolt will be Veroli had arrived at Rome to complain of the , violence he smashed the crockery. One a* the ministry, apparently with the consent and with the audacity of the brigands and request pro ruder to taaae meta fee tnert whew he edentate deep ato s ternly and summarily dealt with as soon as they are active assistance of his Excellency Sir Charles Darling. from the government. bine The cohabitation lasted till 1864, and then ke ken be most severely .• • a for caught. Their behaviour is a sad refutation of the swum.. ---•-- her away by his brutal threats. Soon afterwards he eel terrible to bins. The easembly seems to be content to allow matters to drift ome bons of their friends, and a proof ol the folly of our mien the ehlldree, six in number, to their grandfather, zed be Mr. Mansfield t ex- in giving political power to the breed which, by its van on into hopeless confusion, but the Council have adopted EGYPT. had thus come into the custody of the petitioner, Me party examined he an direr to her Majesty, and requested his excellency ALEXANDRIA, Nev. 9- had supported them ever dam Her evidence we fob numerical superiority, is able to use that power so mach to to forward it to the imperial authorities. the ease was brad •con- oar hurl The court granted bee • judicial separation. inquiries on the p.. The Age, on the other hand, says :-" The The Viceroy of Egypt ban undertaken to pay all oaeroborated by a medical man sad by her eldest daughter. the debts of the fellahe of Upper Egypt, releasing MIURA (CLITRI) ON FORMA PALMISTS) v. lOTAIA. - tte 'MEAD AND BUTTILS AT Millar CHURCH. OXFORD. Council pendent in its obstructive policy, and in its thing The Times publishes as eddrees to the dean of Christ futile attempts to seize the supreme control of them also from other burthens, to which for many years they have been subjected. Mr. Best for the petitioner ; Dr. Spinks for the ramie dent. Fritz IN THE mos-This (Bat. • den- Church, signed by 108 undergreduaten of the college, con- affairs., and render the Assembly entirely sub- The Viceroy has decided that a railway shall be \ The Thii wits a suit foe the restoration of conjugal rigid petitioner, the Rev. Martin Wade Mean, weed en alarming fi re bro afety awning the prices charged tor certain articles by Ow seevient to its will, even in matters of supply and constructed between Cairo and Upper Egypt. Emmet Onslow, the tar :General Denzil Onslee,ii mad. The disoov butlerfor example, Bd. a day, or 4s. Na. a week, forup 1848 • and he e ed her with having, 11110 AS smoke pouring out taxation. The Assembly, in the meantime, nobly e t • fe • s o ta t o d that the insun.estsoaary 1 A ~ , _ us 0 CI y ssleeping a female • bread and butter alone. The address makes out thin 9t of February, 1846. we herself from hie, sai fulfils its mission." movement in Soudan has been completely re- refused to m o w h i m b• coe j oge t rts bm b confining the the butler gets a profit of 160 per cent. on the above fire was articles, and seems to reduce it to a certainty that in the It was reported that the governor refused to Inwoo d. [The one had not made much progress whea we eat 9 poet creature b • ----- press.] ow et "acrid " bread be gets 152 per omit. It is quite transmit home the Council's address to the Queen. —_— bpi being chiefly evident, remarks the Times, that the system itself is An attempt has been made to file • criminal AMERICA. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. *nd in a cab :rad but tow i ng to the vicious. It is like that of the " clothing colonels ' and information against the Attorney-General, the ARRIVAL OF THE BORUSSIA. (Before Mr. Commiestoner Winslow.) the lean how o • good many other obsolete usages. The butler, it would treasurer and the manager of the London Chartered SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 11. His Honour sat this morning for the hest time as ma Robinson was or appear, is a contractor on a schedule of prices fixedmissioner, and disposed of a few formal applications in tie within a quarter of Bank for conspiring with "one Charles Darling," The Hamburg and American Company's steamer , private room. On taking his mat he wu pennally es sad was °unique r i cstm unaccournably high. Theme is nobody to check him . the governor, in the arrangement by which the Borussia, from New York on the 28th ult., has ar- gratulated by the leading members of the ber. ire took place is • except the consumer, who is a raw undergreduate, c omen. I vend. Mather • mot much accustomed to prices sad small arithmetic, and money bas been obtained. rived. She brings 21 passengers for this port, and -----=-------------- o rejectfrom the injuries disliking above all thinp the imputation of shabbineas. The At the clone of an open-air meeting in favour of 113 for Hamburg, and a large oargo, including y such THE POLICE COURTS. Tws ACCT DE r cleat right system is for the articles to be supplied by contract, the government, t h e mob, with a flag and brass 216,801 dole. for England, and 215,500 dols. for s, hi ve pleasure in upon o pen Wader, aod for the college functionary himself (THIS DAY.) menetbaud, marched through the streets, and hooted the France. ' Cll7l7plircie ' to be in a position to check the performance of the con - --e-- e from Argus for some minutes opposite the o ffi ce, but did Her news has been anticipated. i injuries he none. all be tract. It should be hie businees to sae that the articles are - MANSION-HOUSE. ? bln attendance n no damage. ---•---- "•-------------=- all of the proper qua l ity , and for that purpoera to attend THE EITSLORDINART cog! or roseate ST A SOL i pewounoed an •• i ligerent " readily to the oranplairits of the undergraduates. There The Great Britain arrived in 57 days. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) John Duncan a boy 15 years old, was this amen* an d there • ever y duties ought not to be a soul within the college gates; whose Gold was reduced le. an ounce. ---a•--- brought before hie. Alderman Floras for further examiastim • M, no t b e ob oe, were by n the charge of feloniously forging cheques apes thi , hi m . it i s it , e of the SATURDAY. Nevins= 11. a AA • interest it is to teed the college ill, or m•ke it pay more The steamer Loudon sailed on the 9th of Sep- ------------- radon and Westminster Bank to the &mourn d 2112, 'kin rat the head, than it ought. Nay, mon, the college ought to be itself a. T. W. Iti Ea D. LE. S. reenact, {ember, with 82,000 ounces of gold, but with few I sled Henry Garrett, John Jennings, and John Beriim consequent upon as example of that method, that sounduces of system, that deg g I three fine young men, privates iv the Royal Anilt The wound epos Nairn ...... . MHO 69 N.M. 63 1 N.W. e I to, and passengers. carefulness, and that prudence which are indispeasable in Aberdeen .. 29.111 47 W.S.W. 6a 1 W.N.W. o-II ' stationed at Woolerich,.were charged with the lose of much mover of In regard to the actual work on and yields from term .... - . .or ea w. s a W .N. W. me - a prccuriug the first-mentioned pneoner to comTrttleses accident is grea education ; nowhere so much as at our universities. To be ardroman... 60.10 47 N.N.W. T 6 N.W. Ob - 7 of which he was accused. and also with receiving a penis what allayed b net Fart a good muter sod to manage servants and tradesmen the several gold-fields there had been no change, or ... we _ aset 01 w t -W. - S 12 • W• T" 2 of the money obtained from the bank by means C 4 thl Hewn. l'he e United ought to be considered a pert of an English gentleman s ' but in the value of shares in most of the joint- yawns - - sose te B. i 1 NIL e° _ I forged cheques. Care Clem .. 30.38 46 IL II 5 Z. uk $ very nlttriNtore. education. The uodergradnates of Christ Church appear stock uudertakings there had been a great falling st um p& .., tom es W.N.W. a 6 W.N.W. •-. II Mr. Snidely, the solicitor to the eastern branch et its AMMO:err • ed a D.w *bead 30 • 21 49 W.S.W. 6 2 N.N.I. o - 6 London and Westminster Bank, conducted the raceseatie. to have taken this on themselves without the assistance of o fr . th e above nob • • ratty die. remanos .. 30.44 48 N.N.I. 1, 6 E.N.E. o- 2 It will be recollected that urn the former mammies since, while out .... a protestor, or the stimulus of priori and scholarships. We --- come sae best. 30.39 44 Z. SI 6 N.Z. 0- a of the „ teasers it was prove that the boy Dunne es RI lordship was iree the are not informed of the result of the application to the THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND. L'Orlest..... Din SP N.E. 41 6 N.E. Mb -2 ; ; ,un.or clerk to Mr. Coady, .• cork mtnufactursw, in Joint and it is sup; • college authorities., but can hardly suppose that it has not toraatort... 30.28 33 N.Z. 4! 4 N.Z. b- 2 I street, and that he availed himself of the tessera et be stdo lies In a • be qua,. Ma - G end Chute left Sydney on the 22nd en south ... 30.42 43 2. o• a N.E. ht - 1 , tor- en been favourably and kindly received.Weymouth.. 30.36 46, Z. 0 3 N.N.I. eo 1 . muter, tom the cone n f tine-house to abstract various cheque n of be-LDHA LL SgAeolbert to assume the comma nd of her Portsmouth.. 30.37 42 N. 3. 3 16.N.1. eo -3 1 from his cheque.book. me were afterwards filled up Pf a flower suad • the re- ----------- d tondos ... 30.24 39 N.W. 1• 6 N. cm - - I some person or other for different amounts, to the ma _ Majesty'e forces in New Zealand. Tonnage, how- rermu ie ... sots ts W. N . W. .. t , e N. 0 _ I , Guards. and Here is • 2101... end the signature of Mr. Conti wee so ma roof of the diedvan. gb I QC our t . ever, bad been secured at Auckland for the 65th scarecrow. 80.16 0 W.S.W. 2, 3 , N .F .A. it * . 30.10 43 W.N.W. 7 a 1 x . w , NNW e ..... 2 I . eounterfeited, that ns suspicion was entertained red pleuurable le • if the die- --...-- regiment, and four other regiments, it is announced, n e u go i e iei.. -__z___-' - c - • the whole of the cheqaes wen paid. The eassiest IM wondering ho me of the WINDSOR CASTLE, Now. 10. would at once follow this corps home. PRONASLIL the forgeries wen discovered Dunbar abscooded hole employment, sod upon inquiries being made it was sum promise fioe ?iag. Far The Queen, accompanied by Primers Louis of on Newman MoNDAT. I hind that he had become linked in with the AD Pli• mouth of Nov • this The Legislature is still in sesaion. Mr. J. erecer• W. _ tecomprise many wr itten i n Mesa. and Priocem Helena, drove out morning in • N.M. to LW. fresh 00ealt Ir. to S.. mimeo sonars, and from correspoudenee that missed between it Fitzgerald, the new native minister, ato a I rak, wic k some hash scenic effect hat some. carriage and four, attended by Baroness Schenck, and by MlD.there was every ground for believing that they bad isci ferns, tree. 1 early a nd lord Charlie Fizroy, on horseback. gentleman of well known pro-Maori tender- At above. Inman. E.W.8.8.W. to N.N. ~ m him to commit the forgeries upon the bank. hippos/dabs other subje• te o th er way The Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse and Princess ci , "es has declared distinctly the ministerial strong to halt that Duncan had bought watches and other therm, sin gime ret d N .1 , 1 .W .to W.S.W., POuTTI/EN. S.W. to N.W. , mote. them to the soldiers. arid he had advanced about 801. _ thousand c:, of maay kia. Helena honoured the performance at the Royal English policy in reference to the native difficulty. moderate to strong, rate to strove. ', the money obtained by mesas of the forged c heques to 3110 tbe entertain lain to the Opera, Covent-prase, with their presence last evening, natty, some rain. The government propose to issue • prods- N . W. to 8.2./ v., Ro m,. As nett shove . 1 two of them out of the regiment. give Immo. , e n organise. and afterwards retuned to Windsor Castle. ly. ' This morning a little additional evidence was added. umbrae, it • auction bringing the war to an absolute conclusion, fresh to s ore , Kull and the prisoner Dsuican was fully committed for Wolfe s pr i vatee r, Baroness Schenck, the Hon. Moe. Wellealey, Baron °Ahern...Scotland. Mestern-lreland. Wales, and adJa. tunny for tae and granting a full amnesty for everything that li cks. southern= English Channel and Day or away. forgery, and the others were remanded. plebe state, • hat we have Rabosau sod Colonel H. Ponsonby, were in attendaoce. e sole judge Prince Arthur, attended by Major Elphinstone, left the Easteru=sastward England and North Sea has passed, excepting certain great and notorious __ CLERKENWELL. stances, for w • music to give i na ti on n of Castle this morns for Greenwich-park. murders. Al the same time, the natives will be in- -- NIGHT POACHING IN LONDON.-cAPTuRz or • FOAMS re chandeliers w " The low Mr. Cole had the honour of exhibiting to her Majeat 7. formed that future outnuges will be repressed and Ocaignani says : grea -" The t work which will be HOINSNY WOOD. murk of •No 27raestar Ruffitt, of 28, Giff ord-rtnet, Caledonian-reed, efa nary raisin might ay, who was accompanied by Primus Bekaa, Princess Beatrice, prevented , no matter what the cost, and a bill has played at ta n opening of the New Opera in 1867 will, it is pared before Mr. D ' Eyncour t , to answer the foamed devoted to a • t o b e b e tt er Prince Leopold, and Prieee Louis of Hesse, his invention been introduced which provides that whenever a sad, be composed b y Maestro Verdi. The subject is Sing complaint " for that you did on the let of Novemte,M succou-rlil an y f ore i gn for rendering gunpowder non.explosive, and restoring its be written by YE q .' Lear ; the libretto will r y. night, unlawfully take and destroy a certain rabbit is wer crime 1 all be committed in any district, and me 13 I tarn enclosed land of and belooging to Mr. Finis Am Hann s government explosive pope at pleasure.At Naples, on the 7tb, 205 cases of cholera were not, se his f the chiefs and residenta refuse to aid in the s r- Stone ilinceneed victualler, of Hornseyerood Towd, ear •ern honour." ~..• re p orted and 88 deaths ; and at Sin Giorsani •a Tedductio troy to the swine." 1101041.; th e mutterings rest of the perpetrators, the district shall come oracular p • 31 cases and 15 deaths. In the environs, at Rosins, Toms Mr. Ricketts', solicitor, of Frederick-street, Grefein• - ROYAL VISITS TO THE MITROPOLTS.-{T TITS DAP.) exemplified • insurrection under the operation of the act, and confiscation, road, attended on behalf of the defendant. sad took t••• ' lt i -Tbismoreiag, shortly before 9 &dock, Vance and Pao- del Greco, Portici, Su., there were in all 20 oases and 16 . .. d u e genius ao.l • nations may according to the degree of guilt, will fol- deaths. Throughout the rest of Italy cholera is feet din three prebmioary objection to the form and wormed into his sr • one Louis of Hem left Windsor Castle for town, en route, summons. He added that he had good an imus to tee car eto Another bill declares that the Maories appearing.mountain • them. it is understood, for Sandringham Hall. At • quarter to low. en its merits , and therefore he would plead not guilty, a 10 o'clock, Proress lleheclobe, balleaster to her M a jesty shall be deemed to be natural-born subjects The following advertiaement is published in the them could proceed. liffit Aan inexhau effort, with' the Queen, cud hint:ems finless, left the castle for the of her Majesty, and declares also that the jurisdic- columns of the Record :- idence showed thst Mr. James Stone, w " Lard ealwarataa the Pstrl°t ' businem in the lionesy Wood tavern, bean! the new wearies als the gener al m •and • • ted ill tto Windsor Castle law court extends over all her wee he Send . 1 By the Rev. W. Dihdifir ILL Kay h• of the discharge of a gun and as it cues bee etropolis, it la expeo wre arn tion of the cou tunas. ' ''''. rotund about 5 o'clock this afternoon. had of and Co., and all booksellers, price fiel." ' t • B• the direction of the wood, he went oci younger t Times thinks Majesty's subjects in the island. These measures words, sec At Saudriogham, the morning of the Prince of d • A coneersasione was held in the Free-trade Hall, heard some one going into the wood, le .. Among vi . 5 more tiler, Wales's birthday was occupied with a phemant battle and manchester, last wet, t • view arpreciat to. nakilled work. real question is, will the government be able to - wood. He spoke to the defendant, aid • luoch in the woods ; the afternoon with an entertainmentthe Romeo catholic juvenile reformatory at Mount St. said be should follow him. He did so, and as the deleseek stores or es Messner with Hartley ' to about 150 children of the schools on the estate ; the enet. IV force them I Ministers speak confidence B e rnard's, Leicestenhire. Dr. Manning delivered aleetnne wall getting over • stole he It a gun in his pock _„.... a meter house. younger b early part of the evening with • huge bonfire and then OD this point, def ndant was ultm! taken to the His tol irs•'' and still propose to rely entirely on at the meeting op the reformation of juvenile criminals to e, 7 kr_, r ot diversifii.d men for fiveof station end then in his pocket was found a ser followed a diaper and a ball, which was kept up till after colonial troops. an audience which compeised the leading laity and clergy and brain 'ninon. But whirl 'had been meetly killed. It had been sleet* lis the penumbra to which be now Weep. which I.is 4 o'clock yesterday morning. Yesterday their Royal As an earnest of their intentions ministers have , all is that• head, and was then warm. On the way to the poliellfit t , shaping , trio their - . Highnesses the Crown Priam and Prieeese of Prussia IeftDOWNING-STREET, Nov.NOT. 9.-The Queen has been the defendant threw away a piece of chalk. Chalk, it ." despatched a force of 800 of the local troops to a s• reflections, P m Sandringham for Windeor on a visit to her Majesty. pleased to appoint Melmoth Osborn, Esq., to be resided stated, was used by . poachers to rub upon the barn etheby'a user- occupy Opotiki and the adjacent country on the magistrate in toe °obey of Natal. -Gazette. great talk The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle leave town gun so that they might take surer aim. rlaill any of oi a ;laded most .... t east coast, where the Rev. Mr. Volkner, and more - FOREIGN-107TM, OCT. 30.-The Queen has been In crow-examination by Mr. Ricketts Mr. Stops rhat, acoordiog '''"" 7 a on their return to Clamber Park, Notts. closed lauds. IWO gouty pleased to appoint William Webb Follett Scene, be did not see the defendsat on any en , ... it , train of th eter m i g h t haws The Marlins and Marchioness of Clanricanle recently Mr. Falloon and the crew of the Kate, were ~ her Mejetty's consul -general in the island of Cuba , was • • stile near when he saw the Menden. sea •••_,... with pert if his evidence. left town oe 'Thareday for Portamna Castle, county Galway. brutally murdered by the Psi Marine or Hauhau to her Majestys judge in the Mixed Court eateblisled rendez% might have jumped to .to the read from the P.. eelfmoneci eaten of lon emOrmously We (Post) are authorised to contradict the an- fanatics, as they are now called. News from this st the Havaarsh mast Me treaty of the 28th el Jaw, which would account for the sound of a Plron 0 6 0 6 posed tea 1835, between Great Britain and Spain, for the abolition ea When he beard the report of the gun he was in tlie yeti , mud liters of any company nowroemerot which has appeared of the intended marriage expedition is daily expec . ted• In the meantime, a the slave trade.-Grartra. , which was more than 300 yards from the spot 'WI* titia n or • their premises of the Marquis of Queensberry and Miss Montgomery, o f sme ll c olonial force, stationed at Warapu, and corn- Llrsealtv AND Scrstertne Mstrnecs Fos rns the defendant often ha r situation. This Stole Cants. We are assured that no marriage is arraneed me nded by Captain Fraser, has already severely Wasa.--Meed_ ya ; Geographical at 81, " Disco. lifign" • Sewed Great Lake of the Nile, ' ben N • Mr. Ricketts said the Owe Act was a highly pas" e and therefore, before a eonviction took place nein d • that of .. rage to the coin- between the noble marquis and any one whatever.very of a AI roue, r humour, r case should be nude oat. There was here /4 4 6 the fanatics ; and the friendly natives, Mr. Ba ay ; Anthropological, at 8, " Anthrepo. P.r;9•, dine _„, _ • wbat br, a promptly into Mr. Henry Hoare is add to be progressing very p unished hat the defendant bed Or under the chief Morgan, are reported to have de- logical Papered irmingham Meetiog " Mr. Outer Blake ; fiel'• of omoeoro•To show 6 _._ ...A. maser • favourably. `Rennet Exploration in the m ee t. Dr . Roes been in the land of Mrs. Stone, aod, therefore, se rc- keeper . rotheby's date- The Dublin Exhibition closed on Th rsd "th u ay wi !sated them in a pitched battle, in which the Hau- and Mr. Tato. Civil Enemas, at 8, Telegraph to ask that the complaint might be dismiesed. t the deluded pocket. • a' 2 uuthl° t° considerable ceremony, and in the presence of a brilliant haus are Mr D•E tut-The umption is the said to have lost 300 men. Details, how- India, Sm.," Sir C. Trleten Bright. Zoological, a t . yueo pees Hee tol ir • negligencs us- ems there. 84, ' Egg of Dietaries," Mr. Stows ; " Braes of _ . bittern usemblees. The Duke of Iminster occupied the chair, d I ever, are not to hand ; and in native rumours, igence that had ,so Didos from Rodriguez." Mr. Nortea " New Bap. 1 Mr. Ea te-Presumptios will not do for • n oising in a few speeches were made by the Lord Mayor, the Archbishop of facts are more than slightly enlarged. The spread tarsal Bird, Demure Islan&" Mr. Gamey. Flues- there must be evidence. Alieg,Mr D•E ocean said the nut made out. la l b. T4atr • auktni° ll Dahlia, Mr. Whiteside, Sir Robert Kane, and other lof the Ilanhau fanaticism is the great difficulty of graphic, at & Wednesday : Meteorological, at 7, •" Ob. ' earsi ; dthe 7 ompisuit be 1 • ad in place of a • persons . servations adopted in Russia," Lieutenant 'Reebeeheft ; 'Fra It • . Ithe situation. Mr. Fitzgerald frankly admits that "Temperature at Gmenwich and Newport," Mr. litexam. WORSHIP-STREET. t thtr P c°°"'"t' I Alderman Corbin has been elected mayor ofa K r - i the inquiry Ihe does not understand the movement, nor can he Society of Arts, at 8, address, Mr. Hewes. Thurd . I SCANDALOUS ASSAULTS. ~_,..,A as Lye:tingle •, in Hants. This is the eighth time the alderman • Zoological, at 4 ; Numismatic. at 7 ;Lisa sen, at ; s ay B Bei- William Jones, desenbed as being a hawker, well tw'r - Sudsy certain amount h d find any LORD W 0 oes. bee been elected to the office of chief magistrate of that Slab Salpse," . Dr. li'letaih ; " Chlerease, Part 2." Sir Jobs ' with dreaminess and aresulte on street fesemeek . menu of a gas I • Wade& tows. E n sign Waring, of the 50th Regiment, has been Lubbock ; tCynlpidw,'' Mr. g a mey " Mottorsigt or I Mr. Walter Edmund Dame, •a perfamer ie . __,,,,. t run danger which has ' Aphroditarrea, Part 2." Dr. Bard. Boyd, at 8 ; Anti- terrace, Oitywad, said-About half -pest 1 is•ceek r'' - dosed f I Mr. Emanuel, the Hebrew Mayor of Southamp- I shot while out duck shooting, in company with i the recent panic ' ton, queries, at ilt. Friday : Philological , at 8. Saturday: day I was peening s'oeg Palled-Week when the _ me the , certainly an over- • — ham appoiated the Rev. Dr. Bradshaw, a clergyman of 1 two soldiers, on the Pates ; one of the soldiers was Hortieslturalon 2.-Ithenaem.ek me • without eves speaking, rushed forwsrd sod sun __ me run for the church of Ragland, as his cleeplaie. raute, so long as I bit, but escaped from the Maories, who fired upon ay a return, Phallist blow in the chest, be likewise attemPte4 to. I."'" lorutaret AMONG PACIFIMS.--Vboar' 1 667, 7 • beeber o d. The ace cem . ' Mr. D. Gooch, M.P., has been appointed chair- them from the wooded banks of the river. The - • Th e b ee I amended by the Poomlaw Baud, was tented, on thehmanity me is the fees. I believe be must have bees in of popes. anm cif peepers ea the Ist January :he alio street ether penes& . leis' me s their house well • fan a the Great Wrote"' B°•rdr in tatotstioo to MT. ' men paddled the canoe with the body of Ensign last was 974,772, a r i a of 111 issue in the Gilbert's ' Mr. Alfred Blackbern, a builder, of 27.4.CR7404-4 es d !et e opinion "du e n d , Potter, wbo, however. still remains on the direction. msay as 3L487 were lu- is Charisesentare Pitfield•strest near the time Oared. I Waring in it, to the opposite side of the s t re am , the il mar " ntamlL 131 lb. 974 ' 7724 as - lanattee with , 'mid 'd4 I the irrim"' t °Ss. onion'. lAn international show of cheese will take placesane, and of { b a t number 28,466 were , sad 10,021 is eoeversation •hi;su en y lo" • held a question with its at Paris oa the MIR and 21st Dumber, when gold, ailver , Maories meantime firing on them ;the men escaped idiots. Thu. fear per eon of pauperism was asceibable frosted me, and making, "Do you wen 't anett l l: o , l mown ly date receive th e and brute medals will be awarded to exhibitors of the 'to the camp, leaving the body of their officer in the to m•enitr• In rapid to the sexes. 18,821 were males, and mu a terrible blow on the left groin, which Perimi_ __.i.dr it ID7 111160 21,661 ferules. maids( 28.466 ; whilst of idiote 4,567 were much ;be was fallowing up the attack _aTF ist sasSa bile the onenpaoie n fieest chutes. The entries close Oa the l e s Decem b er. I canoe, and the Maoris afterwards took it away. me l ee , se a 5,464 won ersedes, leak* 10,021. Of palled roe isle a house, and esetaisly I was so 16 , Ww dews . a and regulators in Several otters have been killed in Keyhaven lake , inanity Wm lunatics were 2.9 par cwt. , farther Unease. when I The deceased was a young man of apparently about the four per east , . . d. make ' do wager mesa sad his Lod their enormous near Lymingtoo, in Hampshire. The water is salt at the; 24 years of age - an d the idiots LI en met. In tat on the Ist ' Ssrgeant Smith, N division- Oct I by the ..- !lb w X • d from the capitl. part of the lake where the one's have been gonad, ' A petition from William Thompson, the Waikato • 5,933 were hone. January, there were 105,361 papers, and of that Dumber I Ayo was likewise assaulted severely sia "r. he is not present, although he to a . •••-•- ._. .. • •--- •- - - --- ... _ . . .- -- . • /no their there un igno- onto, can jury, oon ipended , per thereof them In be muter• ' the pen habit -.PPallii!g danger in meta , were lambs. leered i will 1 that some . the disastrous