The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-13 00:00:00

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TRY MAGIC * r. • 1. t CA2. MIN 111. Com sad Ma. UAL BLIMAIG AL —Mama:* • MGM MAMA AT LONDOMMUDGM. Mr** ":- Yacelsi t = LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13. BY a majority of nineteen, a tolerably full Minas of Commons declined, last evening, to adopt Sir Thant Centaur' amended form of oath for Roman Catholic members. Sir aurae was ready and willing to acquiesos in Mr. Monesth's Bill so far as to strike out from the oath all that might be considered unnecessary and offensive, such as the repudiation of thrtain " damnable doctrines" concerning the deposition of princes, and " mental " reservation." To demand of say members of the Legislature the repudiation by oath of treason and falsehood, is at once irrational and insulting ; as irrational as to surrender the gate of a fortress and insist on retaining the keys ; insulting because it reimposes the disabilities it professed to remove, and inflicts the stigma of suspicion upon the con sciences and the honour of men who have bean I formally admitted to all the rights and privileges of the constitution which their Protestant follow er:thief:ea enjoy. Whether or not the time is gone by for the Church of Rome to assert principles and pretensions incompatible with civil government and with an undivided allegiance, is • question on which very possibly some sterliag Protestants of Mr. NIVIDIO•Yi'S persuasion, with the text of the last Encyclical in their hands, may entertain a doubt. Bat that—whether these principles and pretensions ere bygone or immutable se the ecclesiastical association that invented them -L-the day of disabilities, of inquisitions, of moral perse cutions in the name and behalf of a free oenstitu tion is dead and gone for ever in this king dom, no statesman who has an ounce of logic in his brains can for one moment hesitste so affirm. There is a halo of historic respectability about the convictions of men who, like Mr. sew- DIOATI, regret the policy of Catholic emancipation, and trace every sign of Protestant weak ness to that fatal source. Their rough and nnelastic conservative instinct rebels against the theory of religions equality, and their conception of religious liberty is, from a different point of view, very much what • French bishop called la libtrte du hien, in other words, the liberty of be longing to the same church as themselves. Among other oddities is their passion for constructing the most solid and comprehen sive forms of oath to bind lay members of a church which they believe to be in the constant habit of absolving the consciences of the faithful from the most sacred obligations imposed by heretics, and of training up its adepts in • system of " mental reservation," which enables them to swallow any number of such formulae without choking. Extreme protestants and extreme Roman catholies, however, we have Mr. Diesarias express authority for stating, are, "although noisy " and bustling, limited in their influence" in these latter days. "The general sentiment of the "country," says the Conservative leader, "con " trots their violence and extravagance. What " may be called the Gulf Stream of common " sense softens and subdues their violence and asperity. • LORD DERBY took the earliest opportunity of asking explanations respecting the remarkable pro clamation of President Joaasow, threatening with the penalties of piracy any who might break the blockade of the Texan ports. Events, however, have been too fast for him. The termination of the war by the surrender of General KIRBY SMITH involves the cessation of the partial blockade, which there is no longer any reason for maintaining, and the removal of which is called for by the interests of the United States collectively, as much as by those of the people of Texas. If the blockade had continued it would have been necessary to obtain some in terpretation of the language of Mr. Joawsou's proclamation, which has been variously un derstood, both in this country and in America. Of course we could not acquiesce in the treatment of our unlawful traders as pirates, and this Sir FREDERICK Banes positively and promptly notified to the Cabinet at Washington as soon as the proclamation appeared. Lord DERBY seemed to think that Earl Rusam, on hearing of it, ought to have at once sat down and indited a flaming despatch. We may be pardoned, however, for believing that if Lord DERBY bore the respon sibility of office, his despatches under similar cir cumstances would be much milder than his speeches, and that his conduct would have been I very much like that of the Minister he criticises. The observations of Sir FB.EDILRICH Banes I appear to have been in every way suitable; they were clear, formal, and timely ; they sufficiently guarded our rights, and there was no need to go further and make them offensive. Lord DERBY contrived to do the YOREIGN SECRETARY II service last night by affording him an oppor tunity of explaining one point in connexion with the withdrawal of belligerent rights from Confederate cruisers, which certainly seemed to need elucidation. Sound as that measure was in itself, its character was made to appear dubious by its apparent inconsistency with Earl Rusinim's recent statement io Parliament that the continu ance of a state of belligerency must be recognised because the right of search was maintained by the Government of the United States. But it appears now that before Earl Rusestes letter was published he had been satisfied by Mr. A DA ms that the Government of the United States were reedy at ones to abandon the right of searching central vessels. It will be observed that Lord DERBY thought it not unsuitable to introdeoe into the discussion of these delicate subjects an expression of his opinion of the doty of the United States Gosernment towards the men who, having conspired to dismember the Re public, are now prisoners held to answer the charge inse ni them the respect •. wee to soother, rod to its i.•tel Government. Tan Union Chargeability Bill has been read a second time in the House of Lords, the motion of the Duke of Riarr.Livn for referring it to a select com mittee having been rejected by the decisive majo rity of 86 over 24 votes. We may now reasonably hope that this BA by which the country makes one more step towards the emancipation of the la bourer, will becalms law this session. " Baritagaliiishares ressmy maiidered umeoemary to Wm say further balloting. "Armes Foam, ILD. " M. H. Bizvacoo. ILD. "0. T. Gams, ILD." TM Moe of Wales drove to Twiskeeham sad dined with the Oossit sad Camisole do Pert, at York.hotwe. Mr. Meted had tho hewer of showisg • remarisiblo horse from South Africa to tlto Prime of Wales, at Merl. boroasishoose. Despatsbee were remind yeetorday at the Colooial-ellos from the Goverson el Camas sad Malta. Their Royal Rightteases the Duchess of. Ca mbridge and the Priecem Huy, .needed by Lady Geraldine Somerset sad Oolonal Home Perms, lilt town yasiordaY ettarooon for Dover, es tieb way to Raesposibeint, the doohom's chateau, new Fraakfret. Their regal highnesses on their urinal at Dour WWI roseined by a guard of honour of oho 37th Reglateet. Their royal hirhameee, I after haring partaken el dhow at the Lord Worths Hotel. _ _ embuteterCobb. Their Royal Highnesses the Count and Countess de Paris norolved lest night at dieser at York Home, Twickenham, hi. Royal Highness the Primo of Wales, Prises Mutapha Peel" his Excellency the Austrian Am bassador and Comatose Apponyi. the Doke of St. Albans, the Duke of Marlborough and Indy Omnabs Churchill, the Earl of Dunmore, the Earl and Countess of Ora, the Earl aid Countess Vane, Lord Probe& Pack'. Sir Witt lam Arrestrosig, the Comte Lieutenant-0 roma Hooka, Lientemak-Oolooel Emma, °dowel Mettet-Bey, Mr. Cyril Graham, sad Mr. Edward Lem. The Duke of Argyll is expected at Argyll Lodge, Caoildea-1611. Kaimingtoo, Fridoy merge& from attend ing upon her Majesty at Bah:meal. A marriage is about to take plane between Mr. Robert Reabory, ML P., eldest sou of Mr. Robert Han bury, of Poles, Hats, abd Mies Eardley, eldest daughter of the late Sir Culling Fool*, Bart., of Bedwell Park, Harlin DEATH OF SIR LAsczLL WRAXIML, BARr.— A contemporary anewuness tk. Math c Sir Lamas' Wrath.ll. Bart.. well known for his ooutzexttiots to the popular *mann, of the day. Ha bad somewhat men* takes up Ws nekton,* at Visalia, and was soon afterwards attacked' by Muses. A few days since hopes ware enter tained of his rummy ; but they have bests disappointed. Oa Sunday morning be died. A vary singular cane of death eatne under the notice of the coroner for Ilaaahritow yesterday. A prisoner hi the Oity Gaol, it appears. bad Med eking acmes his ham mock to grevent blinaelf falling out, bet having (ellen out, he was entangled in *kedging and suffocated. Mr. Dawson Darner will ask the Secretary of Slate for the Homo Department, to-morrow, whether, to prevent aecidesta from ornerier dogs in the Metropolis and ibe environs (four poem having bees bitten cm Sunday by sack doff), be doge net think it navigable to bring in a bill for the destruction by the polies, b► strychnine or Mb*, means, of all dogs iota/ about without collars and the add mem . of their ;driers ilium's. In Committee d Supply, Lord Echo intends to some the, rejection of the sapplementary estimate for the milargemeat of the National Gallery. A public meeting will be held on Thursday, the 22nd Inst. at St. James's Ball, Piccadilly, ea the subject at "Domestic service.` The Bishop of Oxford will take the chair at S o'clock. Mr. O. C. Puller, M.A., of Balliol College, is the suometal candidate fee the clerkship mimes in the Tramory by the reelniatiaa et Kr. t3tereeewa. Three gee. tlemen were nominated by Lea Palmerston to compete for the sippointinent. " Argus," of the Post, saya that the reports u to the esoelleue of the Derby eettlenmet which have ap peared lo print are taken emotion to by some of the largeet bookmakers, who have an Immenae deal of money stand* out. "Ow almeasee hailing from Liverpool is very much spoken of, as he was present at the settling on Moodily, but the out day, when be said be should corns to the watch, he departed to Monica, I suppose to be present at the trial of Jeff. Davis, for he was in such a hurry he bed not time to settle with those who had claims _ _ on him at Knightsbridge.* The Princess Dagmar is shortly to receive from the ladies of St. Petersburg, as • mark of sympathy, a magnificent jewel is lapis lazuli, set with pearla sod die. moods ; it is an imitation of the famous arose carried off from the treasury of St. Sophie of Constantinople, end now at 8k Petersburg. A very serious trapeze accident has just occurred ia the circus of 11. Care, at Antwerp. One of the clowns springing through the air in the usual way, caught at the transverse bar, which unfortunately broke in two with the shook. The poor gymnast fall heavily, breaking au arm ttri oao at hit rib,. To cam He ezoiteetest of the audience, the injured nag., wh' ba4 119, l%••••• (1 • • 1 7. To* turned after a few moments and showed I.*QOU the house, but the effort was too greet, led on hie reeizi..l fainted. When carried to the hospital he had to undergo amputation of the arm. The Bengal Hurkaru says that some ancient native coins have been found upon the Soonderbuo. They are in good pregervatioe, and in weight something more than the /thereat rupee. Oa the obverse side are the words, " The most powerful sovereign. Ohisaood-dansys.wa-cod. den, the victorious Balbec, the Suiten ;"and on the reverse the words are " The Imam col hfustassem, commander of the /Wilful." Ghithood-deen was the tenth monarch of the Pathan dynasty. The crew of the Prince Oscar, a guano ship from Chineka, now lying at Soathanaptoe, while off the coast of Brasil, caught • large turtle. This la about three months ago, and the turtle is still alive on board. It has be= kept alive by throwing sea-water on it occasionally. Although it has no teeth, its jaws are so hard and strong that they will creak a stout stick, and are so sharp that they will cut la piece of twine in two. The captain of the Prince Oscar Intends to take the turtle to Sweden, to which country he Is shortly bound. Tax UNION paternal:awn , Bits..—Greatly to Its credit (observes the Tines) the House of Lords has de clined to /rapport the policy of that lee reasonable section of the conservative party which opposes the Union Charge ability Bill. Last night the Duke of Rutland toned only Lord Redesdale to speak on his side, and twenty-four peers to rapport him. "Neither Lord Derby nor any other leading politician of the conservative party those to make himself coespicuous by advising the virtual rejection of the bill. Indeed it is hard to conceive that any enlightened politician should desire to place his party In the position of having defeated such • measure. seek a victory would be more dangerous than soy defeat. To go to the hurting. as the advocates of a system which has been condemned by • whole generation of sounceoista, and the evils of which have been dwelt upon by practical observers in every part of the country, would be an ethers of boldness. Their own equity and good feeling, however, se well sa their political prudence, induced the conservative leaders in the Lords to offer no opposition to the measure, which will, we trust, be the of the prinelpalaehievemeute of the session of 1865.* The Past remarks that the effect of the Duke of Rutland's reneadment to refer the bill to • select committee woald have been identical with dismissing it altogether, booths% being a mossy bill, the House of Lords would have had no alternative but to swept it or reject it is Its entirety. GREAT SKIFF MATCH ON THS TYNS.—Nsw- OASTLI-01.7111, MONDAY NIOHT.—An Immense opeconne of people were &Unshed to the beaks of the Tyne above the High Level.beidge this evening to witness a great me m& skiff match between Robert Chambers, the /champion ammo .1 she world, and Robed Cooper, as equally famous Tyson& German. Both met ware in prime coedi ting, and were considered to be equally matched for the diesenoe. The batting, which was sasnewhat sleek, favoured Chambers. Chambers and Cooper went into their skiffs at 5.35 p.m. • weather beautiful , river like • lake, and crowded with steareboate. Cooper won the toe, and took the north side of the river. The mea started at 8 mierages to 6. Groper led up to the Oriedstoth-quee, Wog two lengths in advance. Chambers they drew up and took the lead amid tremeodous ethering. He was half a length allied at the gasweeko and won hr a leaglit. Chambers rowed the 1 mils IA 7 wife. $2 mot. The awe was ter 200 i. While tlie iasaieses eseattage wag asessthied a great sessatios woe eased bye man 'named Gerwolgae jumping off the High Leothheklip thee the Trot he • weeper. lie appears to have Laded is minty. ,aterrihe Web Jepq, from the Minister of Marine to the naval prelate is command of the French porta, announcing that the government no longer reoop Else the Americans as belligerents, and ordering that Confederate weals shall no longer be admitted into Fran& porta. , 4 701. Hebert and Romps& have been appointed ql,lll6tors of the Corps Legiilatif. F.X.I ) BESS TUESDAYBs; t gG, JUNE TEST INTF of treason. The noble Ip l r ~ " • .( EN(IIC. in America with the cl o eminent position, and , , Omorsa's which he belongs Qin • IRAN P citizens of the MAIM te • list* • niza in them the respect which one great nation :1124. What Prim* wall. The Moniteur of this morning publishes a s 4.40.1.1 Wets* gar olkaPerk a.&ei rha Kch -Tuna from the Minister of 2t PAIRLIAMINfIRY DrrilizoNs. --e-- SOME OF LORD.-Jon 12. UNION OILiRGRLBILITY BILL. II;Ilus: the bill las now read a nomad Hie—Ohs L. ) ; objected to ; as emendates' unwed to leave oat*, weeds attar ("bpi and lanwt (" referred to a Wass aomoslttee")—(the Doke of Rutland) : on queltiwit, that the bill be referred to a select corataltese. Coateate; 24 ; Nos•Coatente, 86. CONTINTS. DOER ante. LORAL LORDS. Batiand (talier) Samba Simla Dummy Bantry Cestleine II LIQUIIMIL Boddie/to tna * Chariton P= o Ball fteher) Mayo Denman lowineworth Sutter Innis De Hoe Sedeedile Sellabary Selkirk Daiwa Sherborne. 1 Wbieheiller. Straaleoko NOT-CONTINTS. LD.CIDAIOII.O3. WU& WIMP& LORDS. Wm= Harrowby Ripon Mormon St. Doyle. Laden finneemt. MAN Winchester. Methuen leaddFlaill Keeton LORAL Monson AIDOM Nelson Milliner Mom Nagle Geodes Peetemorith Deloor Osentoord Weeiminstre. Dalai Rivers LILL L Zomba usoll Chasm Ramie Altemorts SAM Gomm Clishodoed Soya and Sale Dame* Wentleolery Chindebeye Seymour Codueaa Clifton Sllchoiter Caithness =pe Colville of Cal- Bernerhill Omnierwm Sin Herd TOSS Sondes Clue/rester Tankervills Cranwarilt Stanley of Al. Clarendon Ternlam. Dutra derby Cowper • visooerts. DAMN. Suffield Dr Gret. Do lanineres Talbot de MA NLe ware =en De Talley Wilde Derby Torrington. Foley (Miler) Taunton Devon does. Graseed Truro Dude 'tau) Bath and Was Ilsyteibary Wlogbam Fitrwilliem Ely Houghton W a e le nlock °meths Liman linnialen Wentworth. Grey Mandel Keane HOME OF 001010NEL—J6erx 12. ROMAN CATHOLIO OATH BlLL—(Coaaidered in Committee.) (In the Ootneelttes.)—Clanse 1 :—Arneedment proposed, in pegs 11, less 38, after the word " realm; to heart the words 'I do swam, that I will Weed to tie alumni at my power the settlement of property within this realm, as esteblished by the laws ; and Ido hereby disclaim, disavow, and solemnly abjure any Intentloo to cabinet the pressat Marsh maablishmeet, ea settled by law width' this realm ; sad I do edema, swear. that I never will exercise coy privilege to which lan air may become entitled to disturb or weaken Um Protestant religion or Protestant government in the United Kiegdont."—(Sir Negh Cairn))--Question put, " That those words he there imerted." The ommnittmi divided—Ayes, 146 ; Nash NA AYE& Awe d olt, Col. Grey de Wilton•Vla. North, J. Areedall, Cope. Sir S. If CaL Annell, J. H. =ree, T. C. O'N IL *roan. R. & Harallton, lord C. Puke, C. W. Barrow, W. H. NamEton, Whet. Pakington, Sir J leassem, lb T. Hardy, O. Paplllloa, P. 0. Bata, sir SI. Hardy, J. Porter. Major Beach, W. W. Hartopp, Z. B. Puttee, Col. 1 Bewelsok, O. C. Illerle. IL Healey, J. W. • Peel. Om newellima* air F. Pennant. Col. Beredord. D. W. . Hill, IL C. PIIIIIIse,G. L. , L Bollard, E. & Powell, F. S. Hoyle, G. N. Holies. Vied. Pryse, Z. L. Boa Mets. B. Bedlam. lord Ridley, biz IL Brooke, E. Howes, Z. SAN T. lirowsiwy, W.O. liiireetre, Viset. actater-Booth, G. Bruce, ter H. Jolllio, Ur W. Selwyn; C. J. Bruen, H. Joillfro, H. H. Shirley, B P. Bader. C. 6. toodoll, le. Smith, Abel Wed, J. lin, B. W. esith, IL cir earej W•IF • Kr, D. 8. Eine, J. L. Some, J. Stanhope. J. B. Cobbola, J. C. Kinnard. A. P. Strome. Sir J. Cole, H. Enatchball. W. 1. Stuart, Lt•CoL Cole. J. L. Knightley, Sir B. Slut, H. G. Ceoolly, T. Knox, Col. 81 it, Le-CoL Corry, H. L. Knox, SLOT Burke', IL K. Davie, SD H. Langton, W. O. Taylor, OoL Dewing, Sir F. Inoston, W. H. Tollemache, J. Dick, Y. Leek., Sir B. Torrens, It. Diane& B. Leiroy, A. Trefusta C. H. Du t one C. Leighton. Sir B. Treherne, M. Diweeewsbe. A. Leslie, C. P. Trevor. Lonl A. Da Pre, C. tt. Lw.g. B. P. Trot ope, Mr J. Edwards, Cot. Lowther. Col. Turner, C. Minton, IL C. rem, Sir G. Vance, J. Yank Cot. H. Veneer, Mr W. Farquhar, Sir M. 11 1 =1. Verner, E. W. Fellowee. E. Manners, Lord J. Walcott, Admiral Forenoon, Sir J. Manners, Lord G. J. WaldegraveLesUe, 0 Moyer, J. Miley Sir W, Walker, J IL Forester. Gen. Miller, T. J. Wallington, J. W. Forster, SD G. Miller, W. Weiby, - W. Z. Paw, Sr W. Male, A. Waite/id*, J. , 0 , 44. B. O. Woren, 0. Williams, F. M. Orallard A. L. Morgan. Hulot Woodd, B. T. Core, J. IL Nowheal • J. E. Gore, W. B. Murray, W. !RUMS. Greenall, 0. Nam. :..:: 4 earns, sir 0, Greenwood, 1. 14 owdeltate, C. W. Vultmoie, H. NOM. Actor, Mr J. Forster, w. R. Oidlry, Str J. Adam, W. P. Foster, W. 0. OrLashley, Sir C. M. Antrubm B. Furtescuo, F. D. Onelow, 0. Ayrtan, A. 8. Fortescne, C. O'Reilly, M. W. Bagwell, J. French. Col. Packs, Col. Baling, 11. B. Gavin, Major Esdasore, Y. Balm, Sir F. Gibson, T. M. Paget, C. 1 T. G. Gilpin, O. Pages,. Lord C. 1 11: 1 3. T. Gladstone, W. Palmer, Sir IL Healey, T. Glyn, G. C. Palmerston, Vim& Beale, 8. Glyn, G. G. Peel, Sir B. Beaumont, W. It. Goschen, G. J. Peel, F. Berkeley, H. F. Gower, F. 1.. Peel, J. Berkeley, CoL Greene, Z. Pllktntton, J. Blake, J. A. Gregory, W. H. Pinney, Col. BorthamOarter, J. Or.rtlie, Col. Pollard-Drunhart W Bouvet* P. P. Grey, Mr O. Penmen, W. H. Brady. Dr. Grosvenor, Earl Potter, IL Bramston, T. W. Grosvenor, Lord K Potter. T. B. Brand. H. Hadfield, 0, Pritchard. J. MOIL I. Hamad, T. Harniden, Mr/. Etrownk Lord& HeaMah, T. E. Redmond. J. L Bruce, Lord E. Henley, Lord Roberts.. T. J. Bruce, H. A. Hennessy, J. P. Russell, F W. Bake, ea , T. J. Heaketh, Sr T. Salomon'. Ald. Calthort sir, V. H. Hibbert, J. T. Scholedeld, W. Cardwell, L Floduklnson, G. Scully, V. Cornegle, C. Hartman, K Seymour, W. D. (Breadth, Lad G. Howard, Lord F.. Seymour, A. Chatham, J. Hunt, G. W. Shelley. Mr J. Childers, H. C. 'incise. Sir J. Sheridan, N. B. `c: l 2rd'• Kennedy, T. Smith, M. T. o, C. C. Kinglets, A. W. Stacpoule, W. W. H. Kingman Col Stanley. W. 0. Cogan, ' Col. Ward, A. H. Stansfeld, J. Colebrook*, Ur T. Lawson, W. Stuart, Col. Collier, 131 r KP. Leader, N. P. . Isylor, P. Colthurst, Sir G. C. Warta 0. J. Tollemadise, P. J. emboli', Y. Z. Lennox, Lord H. Tottenham. lA.-COL Con. W. Liver, J. 0. Tracy, C. B. Crawford, B. W. lards, 11. Turner, J. A. Davey, K Locke, J. Vandelenr, CoL Denman, 0. Longfield, IL Villiers, C. P. Dickson, CoL Lowe, IL Tyner, A. A. Dillwya. L. 1.. MaelProy, E. Waldron, L. Doaglu, Sir C. llackinnon,W4Bre) 'weave's. T. M. Doulton, Y. Maguire, J. F. Western, S. Duff, H. E. Ilerjorlbanks, D. C. Westhead, J. P. Dundee. Sir D. Martin. J. Whitbread, IL Dunne, IL MOM J. R. White, L. Eolleld, Visa. Mitchell, T. A. Winnington, Sir T. Buda J. Moor, H. Wilibbion, W. B. Evans. T. W. Moore. C. Mama, J. C. North, F. SWABS. Renwick, R. Y irConor Don, The Moused. W. Tolling*. F. J. OrDonoghne, The Cutler:me, That. Forster, C. 01 1 arrall, IL M. THE BALLOS.—Mr. Berkeley will this evening submit to the Ross of Commems a resolution affirming the asenesity at the esesing general election of pretesting the frenchim by the ballot. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL BENEVOLENT INSTITU TIOIL—PAT Bdw. Benison, lL P., President of the Royal Agrioaltaral Society toe the carnet year, has acoepted the dam of elmchairmen of the council of the above Malan- this. of which Zed Spramer is chairman. PUBLIC PitAAKCUTIONS. —A numerously attended meths" of the Jo:Wiredraw Department of the Social Science Assodatioo was held lost sewing, at their rooms id the Adel*, under the presidium:l of Lord Browthos, to discuss. paper by Mr. Hobert Stout en the seasseity foe the eppoiotraest of a public prosecutor. The subject, which his bees for limey years before the paths, wsa dis owned with eonsiderable spirit and ability, and moth in- Wrest was mandated in the argumests both foe and naiad the Mitre loctios of a sew system. There wee little or so difference of opisios a to the expediency of odeptioit the priaciple of the preposition, but the mode is which Hut priwiple should be carried out, chiefly dirested to the woman mount of vatressis, some plan advocate, which would be "Mend is the hoods of the t, or faroositisat in loaf avvoistomote se dim des of boa'• sem, which other plans would possibly meats, sow rfos to a good Awl of deaneries. Mr. Neetags Dbiushoes. i t ;s ! Mr. Seriesst Borth, Mr. Daniel, Q.CI. ; Sir w Both ;Dr Pitakburst, Dr. Znanosemoss, Dr, edldtlon, Mr. A.J. Williams. Hr. P. Hill, Hr. O. Harry Palmer, sad Mr. W. M. Bed, tea matte the iliseseelea. ARCHILUINOT MANAINO.—The pastoral letter of Arelibileop Kaman, rail ea nowhey .tis the churches of the &w ens of Wessatineter, laws tbelivemite arras of the saw peelshe surseeented with the hat of a Cardinal. SPAIN. MADRID, Jura 12 In the Senate to-day Senor Gonzales Bravo brought forward a bill authorising the su►pension of cap. 23 of the Prom Law. In the Chamber of Deputies, Senor Gonzales Bra►o declared that the rumour of disturbances in several provinces of Spain was unfounded. ROME. ROME, JINX 12, Enuourch The Pope gave a private audience this morning to Omer Puha, commander-in-chief of the Turkish army , SIGNOR TEGEZZPS MISSION. FLORENCE, Ana 13. The Nodose of to-clay publishes a correspondence from Rome announcing that the difficulties in re ference to the oath of allegiance to be taken by the bishops to the wing of Italy have not yet been re moved. This circumstance has created some oppo sition to the proposals of Signor Vegezzi on the part of certain personages at the Roman court. It is, however,believed that the Pope himself is favour ' able to the negotiations which have besa entrusted to Signor Vegezzi. (arovaiee mrsasas) ITALIAN BRIGANDAGE. NAPpEB, Jllll2 8. A telegram from the military authorities of Can tanners positively contradicts the news publiahed by the isdiviendsnis that Deputy Galloons had been tortured and put to death by the brigands of the Bile under Correa. It is stated that Signor Gallucca though still a prisoner has not up to the present suffered ill-treatment from the hands of the brigands. FXPRk23B FROM PARIS. gaol[ ous on, col PAB.III. MONDAY Evuma.. The Emperor presided to-day at • meeting of the Privy Council and • council of ministers. The Tuileries was thronged all the morning with high functionaries, senators, and deputies anxious to show their respect to the sovereign after his pro tracted absence of 42 days. There was a talk in the ante-chambers of a &luaus ConsuUunt relative to Algeria. It is understood that the standing proscription of oertaiu foreign journals, in cluding the Europe, of Frankfort, has been repealed. Is it too much to hope that in this " order of ideas" the occasional seizures of journals not proscribed will be, if not pet an end to altogether, at least lees frequent thau they have been (no doubt from excessive precautios) during the regency just expired There are many anecdotes of the great race yes terday,which causes universal joy in Paris, '• parse- Tie lee Anglais soot enfonces." Before the race, the Duke of Beaufort, the owner of Totleben, was asked to speak to the Emperor in the imperial tribune, and he remained there for some time in conversation with the Empress. After Gladiateur's victory a similar compliment was paid to Count Lagrange ; and then the Emperor descended with him, patted Gladiateur on the neck, and, accom panied by the imperial Prince, went into the weigh ing room. WhenVertugadin came upon the course, his jockey wearing the chesnut coloured jacket, which reminded them of Vermont, the outsider who carried oft the great prize last year, he raised the spirits of some who had been so bold as to accept the 2to 1 laid upon Gladiateur. The betting against Vertugadin was 20 to 1, although be had won • cup the day before. He was the only horse who made the shadow of play against Gladiateur, and h e we ll d e ereed the second prize of 10,000 fr. He is only brother to Verniout. The following para graph, which will only be recommended 10 you by its brevity, is of interrAl interest to the members of the Jockey Club, who illuminated last night : Mlle. Isabelle, the Jockey Club bouquetiere, sported her new costume of the Fres& Derby wiaser's colours. The dress consists of a blue body with skirt looped up over a blue and white striped slip. Around the bottom of the latter is a white border, on which are embroidered horseshoe trim mings. Complete racing aormaories of massive silver are also introduced with great ingenuity. A large bit genes as an epaulette ; the body is studded with buttons of the shape of looks's' crape ; stirrups hang from each aide of the waistband, the clasp of which is • meddle, and • 'tile feather is the hat is attached with • large horseshoe for • buckle. The work of art given by the Emperor is a silver shield, the principal group of which represents a hunting party of the time of Louis XV., the border being filled by animals and attributes of the chase. The figures are in alto-relievo. Prince Napoleon, though not seriously injured, has some contusions which prevent him from leariug Paris for Switzerland, as he had intended to do to-day. The Bourse was heavy. Rente fell 10c. and 5c., and Mobilier 7fr. 50e. CHURCH-RATZ CONTEST.—(THIS DAY.)—ST. OLE mutes DANZ:M.—This morning Unofficial dealention of the remit of the poll of this parish oe the question of a church rate, was made at the Vestry-house, Pickett-pleas, Strand. It appears that at a public otestiag of the ratepayer; coo. vend by the churchwarden; it was proposed that • rate of 2d. in the pound should be granted; this wee opposed by Mr. Truelove sad other opposition' of church-rtes, and on the show of lands the anasedinent brought forward by the opposition party woe carried ; a poll was therefore denuded by the churchwardens, which dined last eight, the nose ben being—For the rate, 207 i agent; 32 ; majority tee the rats, 165. The rate will rams about 6091. PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL rN FORMA:IN PARTS. —This morning the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, held their 164th Aunivereery Festival lo the mornieg holy communes was unheated at St. Jamede Church, Yioodilly, at which moat of the chief dignitaries of the protestant church were pesolat ; the bishops sod archbishop; he., afterwards to St. Pura Cathedral, and this afterpains fall serene will be gnu, the choir of St. Paul's being by the choirs from the Chapel Royal sad Weetaniester Abbey, he.. the sermon being preached by the Bishop of Rochester. The Lord Mayor, the sheriffs, Alderman Daltio sad Alder man Bailey, and the other civic authorities will be present in state. ROYAL DRAILLTIC Gousaa—Tbe following corn-., monk:taboo from Lieut..Gueral Koollys has bee, received by Mr. Boojamie Webster, the master of the Royal Dra matic' College :—" Marlborough House, Pall-man, S.W., June 9—Dear Sir,—l have the pleasure of forwarding. by desire of the Priem of Wales, a cheque of 50 primes, is aid of the foods of the Dramatic College. His rend bighting' has directed me to add how moth he was satisfied with the =our in which the bunion of the day was ooe duoted on Monday last under your superintend - ono; and that the institution has his beet wishes for its success—l am dear sir, very trot, yours, W. KNOUTS." DEATH OF MR. Hausa STANSFELD. —We have to enn011•011 the death of Mr. Honer Stansfeld, at Ilkley. Mr. g to :ofolors residence was at Highfield, Windermere, and at the time a< his dent; be was, we believe, visiting Ilkley for tg o g ooo ot of his beau. Lev, Staesdeld was • member ot • very old Yorkshire family, whin!" for mac mentions has held ambito, of influence in the ootGatf . MB present Junior M.P. for Halifax, Mr. James Stansfeld, is his nephew. Io tell gioo Mr. Hamer Stansfeld was • Unitarian, and laid the foundation aloes of the beautiful chapel at Leeds, in 1847. In politics he was a sincere liberal. Although his connexion with Leeds ceased many years ego, his former position and Weems here are sot for gallon. In 1843 he was elected chief magistrate of the borough, and during the yye•r of hie mayoralty presided at the fist meeting held is Ludo in isotherms of the Anti-Cora-Lew League fund. A warmer advents of free trade the borough duinot poems, sod be woe always I. the van of logni movements for the &domination of poll. noel reform. For some years before his death he had, partly owing to failing health, retired both from teepees es • mss chest sod from political prominence. but he nevertheless now sad then until very recently gave publicity to letters en the curreocy questioe, to the study et which he devoted much attention.—Leeds Mesvery. RIBTURN TO TB' CHURCH OF RNOLAND.—We understand that Mr. Thomas Arnold, wooed son of the late Rev. Dr. Arnold, who seceded a few years ago to Rome, sad was for some time a professor in Dr. Newmaa's University at Dahlia, has returned to the English thureh.—Daily Idris tot Tina and Mirror. SUICIDE ON THE CRYSTAL PALACE RAILWAY.— Yesterday afternoon, shortly after three o'elosk, • reused ablyottired 'meg man, supposed to be • tanking,. coin tented "abide to • first-due carriage of • teals from Victoria stating while it was passing through the tunnel eider the Crysttil Palace, by shooting himself through the ROSA Borenarrs • CHEVALIER—The Moniteur bead with • small pocket pistol. He wore • light overcoat, and was apparently about twenty annOnDON that Rosa Rotheur bat been named Chevalier one years of age. In his waistcoat pocket were towed of the Legion of Honour. The Nord mays la reference to ... to shot and p ere.elon ca p s , sad In his soot pocket a this event " Hitherto the few rare women who have been powder flask. Several laltsse, coo arldroopad to • yang honoured with this distinction had mined it upon the field , lady. sod PIP"s were felled upon him, sad " see envelops of battle by their courageous devotion in tend- was written is pewit, " Pat me does es the New Oa" platform," meaning no doubt that be wished Ws body to log the sick and wounded. The civil merits of women be kit at that station. He boo goo in his penned ,. the were excluded from this recompense just as origin- i b o lf of a m ug ticket from Victoria !tusks to limbs. ally military men slue could aspire to it. The French I From some of the papers which wen feud upon Moe, ft Is goverment moms disposed sow to depart from this exclusive believed that he bad some relatives or friends litriz ii the neighbourhood of New Cross , but tip to last ev the system." • name of th e poor creature bad not tranuired. The y CONTSIMIttaII MONEY.—The following is an itz- was removed to a os t e bb oor o nt unto. and the wog war. tract from a letter dated Savannah, May 18 :—" Confederate matins f orwoo g o g t o the &wooer. roomy is utterly valuate+. fa fa". se ettedy " played I Garsairo Rheims non Dwowitrwo.—About eat" did they become for bask-net, paper , that they hilf.pftit 3on 8 .ttisaoy afternoon nnobar se boys Lwow penned the game "Pee three times over. I sand you • log to St. Johee °allege, lienthierpoint, were bulldog ✓uching. It is Muted on both sides, as you perceive, as • i sno,nim i nsil ose theinm : . bandblwamt thresseentlisthe „scram thea didanceosasse.ei s De d n o ted l. of th o . n othse e bank . ; y th u et s th d e oL ps aow per ; h:Lb t ez ee turned om sod .beat 200 vrds, and swam than a youth mimeo rows is printed • fifty °sot, or twente-dea teat, se" of Deese. When they had mon shout • doom yards ere the some little city aseoeistioo for the puree of swindling the tom ,. D ... without an y a .m. ( " atom , was bald by dunes to have left. This stuff, of ODelee r is good for 7wird ok to the o his bot oolosaub tom d lor n i e d d wza w bere thm. abos bu t 10 14 feelidee l p 4 . sa. poor oat the fe w 'mil"' they lOW weed; audits* at the wee time embed with Ofill s 'bathing, though I really did meet • stream to-day, who waremisfel„ mind for aid to Mr. G. R. Degisen, told me he had paid twenty-five cents for thirty-five dol lans. You people are just "dim", to talk fruit _We" to nutter of fit Jobe's, who was batting at t h e came ikon blossom. our strawberry ""ea was ovens P•umt". This fingernail came to their sei t and I We lave for weeks bees living cm encumbers , gram me, dived. - Hs was nod .. tar la ree eel l eeeir sew potatoes, summer squashes, and our blackberries being amt b ook , 000toodo ci o wa tiostiol Dos reuse ": be A e asoud ealaewialb h . ja w s gone, we are (lobbing up the last of the carrante. Wood will se better amaaaa. Ammo very euphonies, plum; he., while we are waiting foe the hoodo o ii,„„„dimmiesd auto give in sin nod bo 4 peaches. the third time. Just as he wag about glob; up the Larrats son GAMED, —On the Ist July neat, be provideetially Ambled over D ow . Ho wa s 1 sod thenceforward. Lenore addressed to Gambia, posted ersesped together at the bottom in • bed of weeds, sal eller unpaid, will be cloned with an additional rate of *apnea Mr. Diadem had oeceseded is dienetaaging his he lennobe I abet' letter, besides the tonal postage ; and Wed toned him to the soden be all appeurnes deed. Mr. Admit isseinciently pre-psid also he *hinged with the antoont himself was sine in • stateef great eximeetles. ay the mom o ok , w ,t, sad with elapse's additioasl. A tioaleei Sae, la fel attesting' of laseesemiens Dome nes bum& la , addition to the prangs. will he levied is this emetry epee about • quarter M as lmen and ceiveged t, the ,an ham roesived from Gambia, wldeli may hoes been He is sow doing well. Me* we b wthe o ol ogig posted unpaid, er imeillisisatly yeti Yr. Dobai has saved a lie him drown*. snrous AND FATAL 4001 DINT AT THE I _ ---- ---- - -.-- IMPERIAL PARLIA GROSVENOR MOTEL. --___ _ - \We have this morning received the following from Se taaramy of the Grosvenor Hotel, Pimlico : "ml Groner: Hotel. Victods BUM." Pimlico. " saforlszastely &geode& with ssaioosl ormesquesses, wwwriod at the hotel yesterday evesiag. TM beam wbi ItoPeded the maelataiey of the lift pm way—the woman ram, with the meow is it, wse pro. aipitated to the bottom. One of oar peters wag Idasal the oonoterweight faille( is him. sad s seetlemsa's mr• vent bad his lei feasters& The other aocropeate of the lift moped with slight lafarles.-Isor. dr. Yaw. °WWI*. 1 . 1 Goss, fieeretary." SUICIDE OP A CLEBOPMAN AP DUBLIN. We read in the Dublin Berry Mail of yerterday "It is our very (*infra daty to imamate the death of the Bev. B. S. Abbott, rotor of Bt. Mary's. The rev. gee deems, doubtless in a lit of laraity, put an end to hie miriade to-day about 1 o'clock by shooting himself through the head with a pistol. " The pistol shot took effect in the left temple, and death was instantaneous. The rev. gentleman on:Wed et Hilda* weir yesterday (Sunda) sad re in his asuslipod health when leering home this morning. It would appear that he went on badness to the Bank of Ireland, mad on hie Te rra seemed to be depressed in spirits. He was gardened es to the rare of the dereedos, bat answered to reported interrogrorin, ' Norte': A few minutes afterwards he went to his bedroom, and the report of r pistol-shot was heard through the hoar. Bre the dreedag-teble was found a eseond pistol Todd with ball, so that it would ap pear that the unfortunate rather had determinedly made up hie mind S. pat an end to Ids madmen An Ja ger; will he bold upset the need= tomorrow." HOIIBII OF 0011110N8.-1 The 144?••• . f1a5, 44 12 o'clock, ice lailTirlaTtgliTranTriai a died I Wonky Gas ; Boadona, Iftiessimieds Pada raprowassat ; Bithowy Railway ; StoponM sod Borsso-upsal Sowings* Raids; Worasisr, Di.. Poo 3-. Tfpl ?BISON! BIU .Os the mile of the isy far is is; Kr. NESTE rid be oldootai to the aa unosossurr osstissosoo o s had ou pruapls. It pat dodos as Mlayl to tbaso, and provided by la c alai* osiplit set to be the . Loir& .. I should be wale artier al the MU he **els* M ova w it peiatessotet peosevors psis. Re 1 ereoM awee po n reted vr-L7 ilsorstup objected to Übe iserosso of W punishmeot 'lush was provided by t costly raitat s hawk soustry pekoe Traiiauger to sami; bonbon Tres tnstltokthe pillessrs were ion* of their emu*" "Ida Goy ex Wedgwood., sad the orseep oasolop &boat 10d, dsy. SotbougbtitaostG thst *gosh ere tutored to to the mo prosperese heNW ow tie hoe al the nohow wow tort* the yawners witl shodld esenolog oar slops sad treat greater severity. The hill was theerreed • third Use r !MOOED OF TITLE (IRMA) The hams west bits easamities, passed theit the hes to he levied swim mesas of Mumps GREENWICH 110SPITi The home west iota committee of with dame 15, and the suomedlog rJ &Creed to. On clause 20. Mr. AYBTON said be thought it d pita should be /Mod up far the nowt who ware ettooksd by such 31esess as liable to, such as scurvy. TM hos insert the folio wiag words : Who royal navy or otherwirs employed sad is support at fhb eassedmoot neotion between the Board of Too a Find. After ma remarks from Hr. Cott it, the assisibmst was withdrawn. The remaining dames were agreed Hr. CHILDERS, after alluding to luting to the quotes° of the as dace of gamma., wormed a sic meat of • gamma , at • salary of a I death of the present governor. It I said, that the dation of the office 11 with those al *4l captais.esperialmd Admiral weLour expressed his Pri ge la cianot VIA then weed to. (Left Attie; J DRAMA. ADKLPHL A new tragic play in five act or, the Mater Pardon, fall el Ilie called legitimate sebsal, unemlesussi Yee old& wake sub ruts sad rap 'educable as tbe step, was pawls night before a weeded all6l/./41. N stary panessiag cossidarable natural so ueskilfully &Unties& KIRCILAITT rAYLOir Yesterday the election of ad College, Oxford. and the delivery 'Wee* took place at Nesehent Ts genes of Dr. liasery, the head au masters, and the Moods of the papi/ very . barge o etteodaDea l The two map one to Brown and r. Turner, whoop oats distribetioe at the homers of the Sballock, Swinbourn, Redpath, Cm I and Brown took pars I. the raper ecepee, which were taken from 114 Tempe, the "Claude" of Ariatephi Barbouille " of IfoliZre, and the After the delivery of the spesobee bated by the bead water, and the Awed by their fellow students. CEYLON COMPANY (LIMIT This afternoon the third an above company wee hold at Eeat street ; Mr. L. ACLAND in the shah The scooseta, which imam& the Lros~ht forward from last year, lye. Bd.; sad tie directors at the tithe of 10 per seat. per ei 5 per oast. as the paid-e together to 14e. per share, h payable, free from lemon* tam, ea with the interim dividend paid 27,3701., sad they proposed to tras lead, wine► will then amount to 2 weed the Wm* of 3,9051. 11e. Bd. The report having been adopted egimiaL The Ommmitam aid the whole Wag fully employed is the busies awry either to iscresee their a ratios& The directors proposed i should be Mansard from 500,0001. of a parches@ sailer amp 12,5001. of the saw shares would the shareholders oa the 301/1 of prepernom of come new abate M h was proposed that these s h e par, and that a payment should 21. is two instalments ci li 'hares were based the resnaising ; weak be celled as originally *seta that 51. theta be called up upo , the present abyss should stand at SitegutiMie empowering the di view* axpieleed by *hectogram e mad the imeetiagtimmlaated in the essar NORTIDIRN RAIL Thh day an azhaordinary goo th. xbiewarame Biagio, for tb various WIN now Wore parliarnin Among then wars He following Great Northern Runway Oorapui; lima of railway at Newark, Birloitanat, and to sake a branch Yorkshire. sad for other uurpown io 312,000 L, :lib borrowing pow' Tanis took the *air. A special meeting ;II satesqui Slone ware passed Katharine( the aides the astbarity of rano to be lamed pro rata to t A sad B Great Nankeen star fan. sad Halifax and Wes payable by the issesimeote d 2 14th Jaly,lBKr , ttw 14th October 141 . 111.1, 1802, sad 14th J sly, 1 (Spate in the rights sod McKim wry stock from sad after the distribanoe will he is the props eta slid* • sad B delic ads eri not WO ROMAN CATHOLIC PRISON of the Prism Ministers Ad at 11 haws ban appoiatad to ahead At I"Zeifsgwi. at pr tos ; at with leel. a Tsar; st Yamaha year which is to cover the prow allot apportowstin • at Pronto 1001. a year ; at Dwriessa snot Northallortoa. North airbag, Enid, with 1001. a Tear; Barmy worth, with Oa a yaw ; Hants with 401. a poor. At Worcester at Ripen, at Noleistoso, at Re prisms of Sursoz, a Soma oat via ouch Roma estbolio prima rainistraticas, bat the priest ratio. iles awn stay be the a boos s site l ' groat as*risaber t rams of E the ngl sit.ish prison Tim BLAXHLY Gum—At a GOO-pounder Blakely gas, tb ilorwriat the gswaossiest proof wore 9Abe. The tau beiop oomi ISM or 11 Use has el the * "abbrs. summon con If Wit woe b. allowed, Ires tier ley lie Into resales Bee 7.15, it eeselebod of two sod oee beer, ell said to te earths, frock to which they enemas of ball-ioeh bar% as 1:414=a4 They woe rest le sad wee Forbes and Oa, for tram= °RSA? IrosTassir Bow Othlefamorm, N.—Nagler of An% 957; ol which p aBLP•LCOUSATION OP MURDER AT DUBLIN: At the Capel-street Polioa-offioe, Dublin, on Saturday, • man Domed Patrick Mikes:LE 'bawd, on his own untessios, with Mae murder of Farqse, at Piihnerstown, the previous day. He stn that he had been le the girl's company during the day, and murdered her in the evening, mad that before leaving be covered the body up with pees In a ditch. He wee remaaded, la oaks to glow the police an opportunity of seesnainiag the truth of the statement. The body was found in the emmiag, in the plans ladiestad by the primmer. The Dubin Evening Nail of yesterday nays :—" The selfeameed murderer, Patrick)ilkasny, was brought be fore Mr. Strange, at Oapeletreet police-overt, this morning, whoa, the laformations of inspector Dien sad Constable Riobard Maguire have( berm read over, the magistrate made an order foe the trammed= of the piamer to Pal merstowe, • village situated about Dena mike west of Swords, in the musty of Dublin. At this place the in quest was held this afternoon by Dr. Davies, one of the county tensors, but at too knee hear to amide sitoreport the promecreigs. From what we have learned, hewevos , we believe the motive of the murder is lealeusy. The prisoner had been paying his Odatielin to the deoeesed for nearly eight Teen, and she My favoured his suit bat, as settees toned out, with insincerity. From what has come to light it would appear that she lied bees imbed by • person who is tow is America, and who wrote to her ale/Aar, delivered ore Tuesday last, in which he asked her to come out to him, with a view to marriage. The primmer hoarded this, and accused the woman of infidelity so him. This she stouWy hued, hut etill motioned to keep company with Hilkessy. Oa Friday enemies lest it would appear that they met upon the road, convened • while, and Kilkenny having stated that see should sever marry may other than him, he induced the woman to accompany him to the miles of • ditch, strut* he • blow which predated insensibility,. sad then drowsed her in the ditch. The body of the un fortunate woman was then concealed by him ie the mad, and covered over with mods of grass. The murdered woman was fine looking and almost elegant in appanage, but little of the peewit being remarkable about her. The prisoner is a decent-looking man, weans( good clothes.* 7-'- -,- - ,I R