The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-24 00:00:00

1 ■ 1 1 I ' 1 , 1 1 , • ; i I i 1 1 I . .1 1 1 0 • • • 1 • $ i . 11 4., r , i , : i 1 1 i , i .1; 10 • I • • • THE IMPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1865. *wording to circumstances ..• yet not a wird do we hear of squatting, or of a his lion SoLst, ficarn content in a state of semi- . 1040.4 be ci & edie Freedmen's Bureau is in ~,.... • €•• 'little trouble, and his •." ' lees . - lit have been expectedk • • • • d r many pathetic complants, • " 4 " -- of slaveholders eonsent to give fair pay, and to fulfil other obligations, according to rule ; while the more sensible planters are glad of guidance and help from the Bureau, and willingly and gener• onaly fulfil its terms. 1 The first step onwards is that the Northern settlers, on the one hand, are employing more and more Degrees, while, on the other band, the here ditary photon are pushing forwards their Emi gration Societies, in order to obtain white labourers. This Infusion of actual sturdy white labour into Southern society will be an education in itself to the ingress. What then T it will be asked. Why, next, the duly qualified labourers, capitalists, citizens of every sort, must be treated, politically, according to their quality and not their complexion. The testimony grows, from day to day, that the Southern gentry will offer no impor tant resistance to negro suffrage, which many of them rather desire. The low Southern whites and the host of Northern bigots will constitute the opposition, while the beet men in both sections see the urgent necessity of making the freedmen citizens. The resistance of any Northern State like Connecticut will do less to retard the consum mation than the loyalty of Massachusetts will pro ' mote it ; for the South follows old Massachusetts by a sure and ancient instinct, and the necessities of the South point in the same direction. The n egroes will have the suffrage, as many of our artisans and most of our small tradesmen have it, as a safeguard and a beneficia l right, and there is no more occasion for an inconvenient mixture of ranks and social sections in the one case than the other. In England sad Freon* and the Northern States, partnerships, balls and pic-nice, marriages and morning calls take place, according to social affinity, and not according to equality of voting capacity, and whites yid blacks will live according to their affinities after the suffrage has become universal, as before. pay for it. There le no lack of ability is the Liberal ranks. Os the ono heed there are imani.amearvatives like Mr. Lowe stri,Me. Hamm ;on the *Am, radicals Mks Mr. Forster Staaafel‘ or moikadimis like Mr: Gombes. r. ministry is to stand, these, or semi of thossjpost to Ileasght itg; and room must be Bat here nab, difilank Mahe one WIC Mr. Gladeloatielnad hastily ortesent to tarn out Mr. Gibson and Mr. Wien, and thus totally alienate the Manchester faction ; on the other, Lord Has sell will hardly meant to sacrifice those old friends of his ewe, who are really the winkle* and reproach of the 'idolatry. How, thee, is room to be found for the new men without whose aid the ministry cannot bold its ground in parlisment for more than a few weeks? The Herald for bears to speculate oa the length of time that is likely to elapse before the Anal calestropho. Lord Rompell's Reese for the vacant premiership, and the eatisfaction with which the burial of Lord Palmerston at Westminster Abbey has caused, are among the day's topics with the Petegraph. The Star suggests a psalms and its " dignified saes" to one or two of the ministorial toilers, whose places should be apes for younger sad more highly qualified men. Earl Russell, who is Dot generally very kosarighted as regards Withal promise, may find on the liberal side of the Haute of 0001010011 some rising rasa of talent whose adhesion would lead a hats Omega to his athirst which it mar ' perchance before bog require. It NOM inevitable that Dome &sage mart be made which would restore the equilibrium of the Lards and the Commons as regards the distribution of ministerial aides. THZ AICHBISHOP OT la the late charge of the Archbishop of Dublin the news sees evidence that that learned prelate is well able to esti mate the pressing simessities of the time. He can agree to a compromise without a sense of defeat, and mu yield in a dispute without abandoning a principle. " Whether this establishincot is to stand or fall," says his grace, " the c omes before us is clear," to endeavour, that is, by energy and by piety to commend at ono§ the character and the office of the pr otestast clergy to their friends in England and to their parishioners in Ireland. Such a conclusion cannot be too strongly im pressed upon the archbishop's subordinates. It is in this spirit, if at all, that the Irish church must be maintained. If the people of this country bad realm to me that the in. dance of the protestant clergy was being effectually exerted to reader the Irish more sober in their religion, more reason able, orderly, and well instructed, the modifications which time must introduce into the Irish establishment might be lem radical than those which are now not obscurely threatened. The Herald quotes the archbishop in proof of its argu ment that the interests of the Irish Establishment are not safe in the hands which at present have it io their keeping. They are in nicely more secure upon the foundations that broadly hold them up—the general concurrence of educated opinion and feeling throughout Ireland. The thruld commends this pastoral charge to the study of all whr, is Mew of conflicts inevitably to come, would gain a close, and, at the same time, wido insight into the actual character and position in our days of the Irish established church, marked for assault as it is in more than one car dinal quarter. Throughout it is luminous—in parts it is cheerful—but whatever confidence we limy fed must arim from the fact, if it be a fact, that the friends of the church are no lea' in earnest and no less consisted that a (outcast is at band than het foes—radicalism recruited by whiggery. LLTEST INTELLIGENCE. TIIi FRIIIICEI OCCUPATION OF MEXICO. lbe I 06:1 0da nee Beige says r ' 1 The I. of the Frisch govern ' not 10 conteffie the of Mexico* beyood w • Mb' sae" tem thereby to remove all ea dope th the [Jolted States, Is more decided this ever. This Moe Ms been strengthened by different acts es the Ake Mexicali cable* and more espookily by the reception which the Ineasial minion of It. tangle!' met with. It Ii even said that the speech from the throne at the mat meeting of the Ereseh Chambers will ansounce the immediate and entire evacuation of Mexico by the Frew* troops. Hat it is whin that if Fraccailiould withdraw harelipped of Mexico, or should even indicate the time when she would cease to Oro text it by her soldiers, the work of France would be oma promised. The Emperor Maximilian is perfectly well aware of this, and whether spontaneously or far the purpose of influencing the resolutions of kis ally, he bee already iatimeted his determination to MINIMA the throne if say kind of September convention should be imposed ea him. However strong, therefore. may be the desire of Frame to get rid of the Wakes of 1111 expedition which, up the present time, has brought with it more embansisment than advantage, she will think tides before giving effect to her intentions. The liberal press of Vienna are somewhat startled at the news that Austria has promised the Empe ror Maximilian an annual contingent of 2,000 . men, in order to enable France to reduce her army of occupation. If, says the Ost Deutsche Post, such a resolution should be come to, it would be mis chievous in the highest degree, for, apart alto gether from the question of right, itseffect would be to enable France to get out of an embarraasing diffi culty, and to escape from the danger of • war with America. Though Austria might not fear on her own account the eventuality of such a war, she would have to bear the responsibility of the failure of the Mexican expedition, and what could Austria gain from France in return for such service ? Per haps to see employed against her in Italy those same French troop. whom her interference might be the means of bringing back from Mexico. King Victor Emmanuel has received in solemn audience the representative of the Emperor Maxi milian of Mexico. The latter in his address said that the Emperor, animated by sentiments of affec tion for the King of Italy, regretted having waited so long before forming diplomatic relations with the Court of Italy, and desired to see the bonds of friendship between the two young monarchies drawn closer and closer. Obeli n odicages continue in Mississippi. Gen. Howard's making arrangements for restoring to their former owners certain cosstlands in Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida, where freedmen were lasted. The Fenian council, after a week's session, have issued a circular calling a congress of the whole order to assemble at Philadelphia on the 16th. At the government sale of oaten yesterday best quality Sea Island brought 1 dol. 65c. Good mid dling Georgia, 66c. Good middling Orleans, 65c. President Johnson has ordered the cessation of martial-law in Kentucky. COMMEROLLL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK. Ocr• 14, limania. Money tight. Gold, 144/. Exchange on London, Mi. On Paris, 3.68/. Stock lower in conse quence of the increased stringency of money ; New York Centrals, 101 ; Illinois, 1361 ; Erie, 911 ; 540 Bonds, 1061. Cotton firmer. Middling up. land, 60c. Flour advancing. Wheat firmer. Corn heavy. Proviaions quiet. Coffee, sugar, and molasses steady. Petroleum dull ; crude, 38 ; re fined, 61. ORLEANS, Oar. 12.—Cotton good inquiry ; mid dling Upland, 53. FOREIGN ♦FVATRS. The Times contends that tho news forwarded by its Amy. can irrrespocideet rel►tive to a communication from the government of the United States to that of Frewe on the sable/Not Mexioo, is substantially correct. The Patric says in effect that, as there is no intention of sending Africans to Mexico, the despatch of Mr. Seward may be considered as withdrawn. If this be so, the Times thinks it • happy thing for both ceventries and for Mexico also. The scheme of employing these Massulman Africans to keep the peace in Spanish and Catholic Merle° reflects no credit on whoever olsoceived it. There can be little doubt that the presence of MuesuLman gal moos would alienate the popular feeling in Mexico mitirely from the Emperor. Nor can it be doubted that the Americans, in spite of their raising of negro regiments during the war, would be irritated to the utmost by the presence of these barbarians on their con tinent. But, putting aside this Mussulman contingent, there is nothing in the present temporary occapatios of Mexico by the French which can give the smallest cause of complaint to the United States. The Dailp Neter treats with inceedulity of a supposed design to extend the northern frontier of France after the demise of the King of the Belgi►ns, At the head of a most unsettled empire, nothing could be more unwise on the part of the Emperor of the French than the trouble which the acquisition of Belgium would bring even into its domestic policy. Neither the liberal party nor the priestly party of that country could for any long time welcome their abs.rption in silent and rigidly.compreseed France. The discontent compriaed would be far greater than the resources acquired. This would be so even were the enterprise successful. But the result of another gen•rsl European w►r is what no sovereign or dynasty could cake. late. The Post details the steps which have been taken with regard to the French proposition for convening a es - inference to ascertain if any measure can he taken t s pre►ent the in. vision of cholera from the East, and assume+ that this great &sitar) , commission will meet ere long at Constantinople. THE FUNERAL OF LORD PAIMERSTON. LATEST ABBANGEMPSTS.—(THIS DAY.) The arrangements far the funeral of the added Premise at Westminster Abbey are rapidly progressing under the superintadenes of Mr. Basting, the dart under. taker. It is said that bat a limited number of ticked will be Weed by the executers to wit aces the ceremony, the disposal of which hoe been entrusted to Mr. Basting. During the morels( a large number of visitors Wild at Cambridge Hesse, inelndisg nary of the nobility and principals of the redone goverement aloes. The lid of those who have sissified their iodation of joining in the procession is already a large one, and is expiated to be yet largely added to. The list of mourners has not yet been completely drawn up, but, with *Miaow hereafter to be made, it will cos din the (*nowise names : The Bev. Henry Saliva° ally surviving 'nephew of the 'divided statesman, and chief mouser ; the Earl of Shafted:am the Hoe. W. Cowper. M.P. (Chief Carnmicsiooes of Works), Admiral Bowles, K. 0.8., General Sr George Bowles, 8.C.8., Earl Cowper. the Hee. Evslya Ashley, the Hoe. Cecil Ashley, the Hos. Captain Joadyn. the Hon. Frede rick Jocelyn, the Hon. H. Cowper. H.P.. the Hon. Specter Cowper, Lord Sudekry, and Earl Spam,. Amongst others who have been invited and signified their intention of being present at the funeral se mourners are, Earl Rowell, the Duke of Somerset, Sir Charles Wood, thefts:a. Mr. Brand, the Hoe. B. Elliot, the Hoe. Charles Barrington, Sir George Shoe, Mr. H. Hippersly, and the Raw. B. G. Baker. It is expected that all the colleagues of the late Premier will take part in the solemn public dere. mony of his interment, also the Lord Mayor and Corpora tios. The following intimation is shown to all inquirers at the late Lard Palmerston's residence in Piccadilly respecting the &dander:es of carriages at the feudal : " Any carriage belonging to any penes who is or was ocaneeted with Lord Palmerston. or the carriages of any c orporate body, may fall in behind the line of mourning coaches, if only those inteedies to send animal would be good enough to signify beforehand. They will be arranged in due order along Piccadilly between 11 and 12 o'clock on NORTHERN travellers in the Southern States of America find "nothing else talked of" among whites of all ranks than the condition and pro spects of the negroes, as the destinies of the whites are implicated with them. "Even the recon " atruction question has sunk into insignificance "beside it." At the same time an Association for the promotion of Social Science has been formed in New England, with Professor Rooms for President, Dr. LINDER at the bead of the Ju risprudence Department, and Dr. Him, the Presi dent of Harvard University, and Dr. Wootsse, of Yale College, as office-holders. The moment is most opportune for the study and discussion of the four great subjects proposed-Health, Education, Political Economy, and Juris - ENS LITE FUN= attri ale successes. prudence ; for not only do Northern interests Thecriticiams of foreign writers upon the character require the utmost attainable enlightenment and career al the late Premier, and their speculations on the ministerial !ridg e rt whiela the desth D a it for t, n: tuibu ta ti n o pro ; on some of the questions which occur under these heeds, but the transition state of society in the d eo T t ":; . ' fi n r4 t t ta ' Team s° . trro ) tha i t we can haves die. ei-derant Slave States is the most important social tater, es emu one ealls him-a perfect representative of the phenomenon of the age. It is to be hoped that the country, a thoroughly popular chief, • mac between all discussions now going on through the length and classes, without the snrivisdu of our liberties or the forma. breadth of the country will produce something lity of emend revolutions. They say Lord Palmenton had better than the information and advice tendered, of late so policy cm the Continent ; what maid he have, a !il b" of or the comments ventured on by some of our con- except to . o tender_h or is w srlv t ice t or his remonstra as humates temporaries, who ought to have learned enough of hia awe ow a n t u h n amecoun. for whtfta bas a policy a its own, p o lic y which i. the negro character and capabilities within the last bent oat 'overall.' itself always as well u it can *leder thirty years to have escaped exposing themselves as all the o i meteetaaote e ... LORD PaI.MinSTON'S FaMII.Y.-A oontemporary, they are now doing, in their remarks on what the To-day the limes thinks' the appointment of Lord John correcting some erroneous statements which have bees put American planters and their late slaves have to do Russell, with all his drawbacks, to the vacant post " can forth about the late Lord Palmerston, observes that Lord and endure. After having prophesied evil of the be so easily defended that it hardly needs excuse ;" the Palmerston had we brother, the late Sir William Temple, cholas of Mr. Gladstone foe the plus might maim some- and two sisters, the eldest married to Admiral Sir W. freed negro, a dozen times over, and been proved what more jundicaticio, but would be more acceptable when Bowles ; she died in 1838-the saved married to the Right wrong, they might have been expected to feel justified. Though the latter has been passed over on the Hon. Laureate &divas ; she died in 1837, leaving two some shame, and to have learned some caution ; pin t °ma'am, and has consented to serve under Lord eons and three daughters. Her eldest son died at Lime, but at present there is no sign of the merciful ad- Russell as leader of the House of Commons, be has bat to tragically, in 1856. Her only remaining son, the Bev, monition having taken effect. The negroes were show himself moderate, dexterous, and conciliatory in the Henry &divan, is now rector of Yothall, Staffoedshits. Her to rise in their might and slay the whites. They ensuing session, and his day fried not be long delayed, eldest daughter married Henry Hippialey, Esq. ; her second were to burn the mansions, v i o l a t e th e women , A large party in the church and a larger party in the state daushter, the Rev. R. Baker, vicar of Pelham ; her third r egard him with constant admiration, and with an attach- daughter is unmarried. Thus it will be seen that Lord cat the children to pieces, and lay waste the meat far stronger than that venerated by the seals of poll- Palmerston left one nephew and three nieces. fields. They were to refuse to be liberated, be- tical strife. Lard Russell's party will be in parliament, Lord Clarence Paget, M.P., has arrived at his cause they were so comfortable in slavery ;at th e Mr. Gladstone's in the country. Mr. Gladstone's only real othoial residues at the Admiralty from his seat is Wales. same time they were to run away, and become an rival has been Lord Russell, sod if he has consented to Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Airey, K.C.8., eternal guerilla plague ; and again, they were to serve under a statesman whose only watchword is the has left Fannon's Hotel for Herefordshire. AUSTRIA AND MEXICO. sink into a condition of hopeless pauperism, and be "somewhat stale" cry of Reform, he bas already givenhe Hon. Philip P. Bonverie Las left his house • burden to society till they had all died out ; yet an earliest of moderation arid forbearance.VlENNA, Oct.Ocr. 24. in Hill-street, on a visit to General and Lady Catherine The Daily News remarks that no one would have they were to immortalise their colour by forcible The General Correspondenz, in an article upon Beckley, near Salsbury. General Beaky, we understand, gathered from the language of yesterday's Times that the had a narrow maps last week. The pliant general was amalgamation with the whites, and to fill thethe rumours that Austria had agreed to place • expressed wishes of the Queen were in full acc ordance with not yearly contingent at the disposal of the country with a debased mongrel race. None of the desires of the cabinet. The members of Lord Palmer- Mexican thrown out of his phaeton near Saliabury, but was these things having happened, nor being any longer ston's government, upon the death of that noblemen, at government, says :-" The solo cause for these seriously hurt. rumours is that negotiations have c au se place for The Cattle Plague Commissioners met yesterday, supposable, the negroes are now to be dreaded as once accepted the headship of Lord Russell as the boatat the House of Commons, principal floor, room 11. squatters. They are to quit the precineta of white means of forming a strong and united liberal adroinistra. permission to raise recruits in Austria in order to Present-Earl Spencer, Lord Craoborne, Mr. Lowe, Dr. lion. It is well, therefore, that the public should know civilization, to seize on vacant territory, and there till up the vacancies from death and other causes in Lye(' Playfair, Mr. Read, Dr. Beam Jones, Dr. Quin that whatever else the vituperation which was poured out grow into a semi barbarous community, a terror the ranks of the Austro-Mexican Volunteers. The Dr. P ar k a .. ] fr. imisi,,, Mr. coeun Professor spoopers , yesterday upon Earl Russell steeds for, it certainly repre. and disgrace to the civilization around them. How total number of men allowed to be recruited would and the Secretary. BOW-STREET. mints oo jealousies or rivalries in the government. This at the most amount to 2,000. The negotiations Miss Bateman has had a most successful week at such a notion can abide in the brain of any one fact being well agertaing, the causes of an outbreak of prior , tau 'm f. housemaid rA tO L __r. Ledge holm 11 who has ever heard anything of the history ill-regulated temper are matters for the investigation of are still pending. The expenses incurred in levying the Theatre Loyal, at Dahlia. The house has been crowded s tree d, wa s charged with concediog the birth of ISi of freed negroes is marvellous, the most con- gouips rather than of politicians. Now that Lord Pal- these recruits will be exclusively borne by the Mexi- every: ight, and her Bianca in Fazio has excited almost le gild, of which she was delivered on Saturday, Melees spicnous characteristics of the race being ab- normals is dead, the dispeopsrtion or. the Cabinet Call gover utuent." ,furore as her impersonation of Leah. She remains Matilda Alger. the prisoner's fellow serimet, depenik-01 1 solutely irreconcileable with such a course and ministers in the Howie of Commons to those in the -_=. _ _ -- till Saturday next, arid is to be sueceeded by Mr. Toole. Saturday, the 7th fret., at about I; o'clock at e n0:1, 1 . 0! THE FREE TOWN OF FRANKFORT. the us is the kitchen , aud notices that all as wrw House of Lords makes men debate, the Daily NLICS Mr. Sotheru has attracted such crowds in Belfast lot rirreet, such a destiny. When it is convenient, it is I rDe anti* FRANKFORT, Ocr. 23. proceeds to observe, ths qumtion how the busss that the secommodation was found quite inadequate, and sfr. Flowers-What do you mean by looting di/fared' easy to ridicule the negroes for their imi- ofWitrees -She looked very ill, sir. I asked her gel the lower house is to be curled ea. The m o. --e-- The Senate of the free town of Frankfort, in a the Northern Whig calls for • new th ea t re m i na what was the matter. She said, " Nothing." a frs tative tendencies, for th e i r van ity an d ambition ; mentor's measures which will occupy the a tt e ntion o f nex t The Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied reply dated the 21st October to the question ad- Poor Giuglini mno more. A letter from Fano minute' afterwards I saw a bundle in the front area lle for their habit of aping the whites ; for their par li ame nt c annot be introduced by the Prime Minister. by l'nuce Alfred, Princess Hilda of Anhalt, and Prigs dressed to it by the Legislative Rudy of Frankfort brings the sad news of his dearth in the lunatic whim at area is covered e ver with an iron reiling. I asked keete, excessive sociality and gregariousness, which induce Lord Russell is a member of the Howie of Lords, and the John of Glucteburg, want to Her Majesty's Theatre yeatetaFerro. He was reduced to s condition of utter idiotcy, was in the bundle. and she replied her retticoar I s 11! respecting the notes of Prussia aud Austria, ox- has never given the slightest hope that his recovery up to the bundle wed touched it, and f • lt something law them to flock to the towns, to dress fine, to cut a House of Lords is not the assembly to which any scheme day evening. presses regret that, considering the present stage of S ad, dash with their balls and dinners, and even with of parliamentary reform can be propounded. It mint be The Hon. Mrs. Grey, Major Grey, and Lieutenant Haig , the negotiations, it must confine itself to state that w - . hie decease as wave ', " . ,_....Th bundle and went into the dining-room with it. I told their schools and churches. If the whites cannot laid before the House of Commons lit the fist instance. were in attendance . the day following hts decease, to Feso. Me native Pin... housekeeper what had occurred ht be effected. The corpse w To d the 13th I told her I should fetch the housekeeper. She Mat The three prominent men upon whom the task would de-such despatches have really been brought to its where but two years ago he bad been received with rapt. . Harriett Gregory. the housekeeper, deemed -0s it get on without some thrilling apprehension about volve are Sir George Grey, n ee Cardwell , end Sir Charles Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonia l - roue applause by his townspeople. A few days before his morning of the 7th, I saw the prisoner several times. lie the negroes, it will be snore reasonable to dread a Wood. The first not long sines resigned offiree on the plea office from the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, the North notice by the ministers of Austria and Prussia. The contents of these despatches require grave con- death the Sing had granted an annual pension of 450 fr. to I t ' :r . b u go i re ci° l , ) t o h.` .l.l7. `V.7.,"haser'rtt . . i:itc t Ilea prePiTig treading on their kibes than the formation of a that hie health was unequal to the duties of t h e laborious American Provinces, Remind', the Australian colouiev, aideratiou, but the Senate will not hesitate vigor- his son, who is receiving his education in a military college. luncheon for the parlour. Soon afterwards the last-Uses squattig African settlement within their borders. office which he now holds, and it OM SOWnell be said that Ceylon, and Hong Kong. rho cote The Great Exhibition building in the Champs told me that from what she hat seen she believed that! There i s i lusts enough to be anxious about, for either the See.retary for India or the Surgery for the DesPek es were seat to mots of the settlements °ugly to uphold the independence of the free town citizens living in a transition state of society, Colonies has given proof of . ability to lead the Housed o the Nat Coast of Africa. of Frankfort . The Senate reserves its right of of arta ast er led to industry, is destined at • later period to Elysees, Paris, which is now occupied with the expositioa housemaid bad had • baby. I west to the dieing-maul Co ons or to repel the brilliant assaults of the !purities making further communication to the Legislativemedical gentleman happened to call on my mutates min oth gatherings of th e abimal and v egetabl e world. found her sitting there with the benne is her us a . without inventing impossible horrors, which can c-himoms,,ho' skirmish ha . him about it. il tow the gangway and on the Oppothß.sly on this subject as soon m the circumstances VISIT OP THE PRINCE OF WALES TO Foe example, there is to be a horse show, at which several ti t r.Flowers-Dii you speak to her before he caws! be escaped only by driving the negroes off the lion benches. The House of Lords mast be content to will allow. coutries, inaludiog Russia , are hthited to compete for prima. Witome-Yea I said, " Rebecca, what could ye;t face of their part of the earth. occupy • less prominent place in the new ministry. If the NEWMARKET.-(THIS DAY.) --- Then there is to be an exhibition of poultry, and filially o f been thinking about!" She said, " Pray fontive sia --e--- AMERICA.Mr. J. C. Bailey, hi.R.C.S.-1 reside at H . What is the fact, thus far, about the threatened Prime Minister must be selected from the Peers, some of the This c h eese, Secretaries of State and chiefs of the Army and Navy must morning his Royal Highness the Prince of and on the day in Lo snestion I hail received a tar' swarming in the wilds, and ' squatting there ?If The Journal de la Saroie says :-" The season of gram front Mr. 0. in consequence al ......" be selected . from . members of the Rouse of Commons. if •- Wales, accompanied by their royal highnesses Prince Alfred ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. 1 (Via Crookhaveri.) the freeu people had been inclined to do it, their and the Duke of Cambridge, and attended by Lord Longa, tourists is now decidedly over. Latter' from Chamormix I called upon him. Th at was on business ea!, the new ministry is to continue to lioness the confidence of NEW YORK, Ocr. 14, llontasa. time has le. , :n the last two years, when there was ..., • bo • h b • Major Gray, At., left Matlborourb Houle, en route for.l told me th at ser country, it must strong in tat Wein ly which re-The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. M'Culloch, travellers• gives • housekeeper met me in the ball, at state that snow covers all the mouotain tops. The list of all connected with this ease, or with the prices published a total of 11,789, or about 1 500 land open to them in all directions, and nobody at Newmarket Boughton in order to witneu the run. presents the feelings of the country. The truce which was meeting , ' has made a speech recommending congressional more than last year. The Abeille estimates at 1,200,000 fr. housemaid had been confined in the closet. I west liberty to look after them ; yet they have done proclaimed by the Opposition during Lord Palinerston's nine for the Cambridgeshire Stakes.the dinieg-room and saw her with the bundle in be 1 the very opposite of squatting. They have life is ended. Henceforth, the minister of the day must Their royal drove te the Biala-, te station legislation for funding legal tender notes. highnessan . . the sum left in the country by egursionists ;about one [ examined it, and found it containad a dead ilia of the Great Eastern Railway, where a special train, con- A delegationfromSouth Carolina had an in- thirst of them from England." body was quite cold. There were no mark. of nobs rushed into the Federal lines ; they have maintain his position by briagiog forward measures whichappeared • healtbv child. The cord was tore. arriliss sating of an engine, three first el us carriages, and two terview with President Johnson. Governor It is intimated that Messrs. Guinn and Co., of bee tied. There •DO external eige of its hei thronged into the cities ; they have sought wall satisfy the ulliretiee a s of ennannahle reformers, and the c lirea c k g s, had been prepared under the superinteudence of Mr , lit'Grath presented a memorial on behalf of I Liverpool, who have been loog identified with the business,. breathed. I salted her if the (shed bad cried, l ubbr. employment in town callings ; and the latest news ba " b . es of . the Howe Commons must be scanned for , oafrey, th .. t . u ... t . t. brave 000.TAC . . I ted for the building of first-class steamers to "No " recruits with the eye of one who is singly resolved to secure `•• Mr . Davis. Mr. Johnson replied that pardons . we have of them is that they are applying them - The royal party travelled via Lea-hridge, Bishop's Stott-' form • weekly li ne from that port to New York. These Mr. Travers. resident medical ofli!er, Charieter. the ablest men for the service of the crown. mu st be nroceeded with gradually, and an effort I Hospitel, said it was quite probable that she did loot selves to all sorts of mechanical and commercial Lord Russell will at lent enjoy one advantage, says the ford, Newport, Audley•trod, sod Cambridge, to Newmarket, mrs.o executer the law. If treason bad been oom- I o w t i h n ev steamer , have „ gsg commence early next year, and during the interval know that she was so sear her confinement who she t trades, in preference totillage, which is too strongly poa, which was denied to his more popular predecensor, which would fth be rea f e t h b ed u a r t o 1.12.:iti highoewes this afte , rron ro d . SeLe b ra ed l mib tibedloibought ' ad by the firm to sail every ht to be determined by the highest Thursday. Thies there will be five weekly steamers 6 :- The p ' er offered no defence. associated in their feelings with slavery. Those although that is an advantage for which, after all, he is in- h orses to Newm ar ark e et c : ° theco e a royal yesterday. The ro cc r aty tribunal, even if clemency should come afterwards, partiog from Liverpool in the New York trade-viz., one The prisoner will be committed for tried bat is ettrfr of them who are wiser, and know that tillage i s debted to Lord Palmerstoo. He . will open . the campaign will leave Newmarket after witneesiog the race fo r r th e r by the Cunard Company, two by the Inman Company, formally remanded. She was removed b y, l i 'dee l .. __ 1 1 ; the thin ; ; they understand best have no notion of in the new puliainent with a nominal mijority of SO, while There was neither malice nor prejudice in carrying I gaoler of the court, to the House . of 1).?tvolion i t Cambridgeshire Stakes (ehich takes place at 2.43 p.m.), at one by the National Company, sod one by the Gaon Com- . -.' ' th e liberal party during the late pailiament could never squatting. They idolize the law as the privilegel 345 ■ sourial train , arriving in Loudon aet 'manliest out that duty, and no disposition existed for perse- I there placed in the in fi rmary. She will be ugh commands majitity of • eo much as 20. Cm he keep this ''' by • - b° - cation or thirst for blood. PesT• I mart en • future du to be committed to NeWrile r and safeguard of free citizens ; and they aspire to five o'clock this evening. The improvements of Paris continue on the same at the Ceatral Criminal Court. majority together? The weekneas of the government in Expressions of mutual confidence passed between the position of planters and capitalists ; and they the Housed Common as to debating and administrative -----••-- .- the President and the delegation. extensive scale, and in all directions demolition sod new MARLBOROUGH-MEET. have therefore rented or bought land and sat strength suggests misgiving' ; and the question will I 000structious meet the eye. The Grand Opera os the RUFFIANS FROPIRLI PIINISIIRD.THE Vaal= The meeting of the Cabinet, which was appointedofthe Treasury, has' rapidly • • down among the old planters. In proof of this , suturally present itself to . the new First Minirter, Mr. M'Cullocb, Secretary - ,_,. nuisance : to take place on Thursday, is postponed to Satur- speech, • which he said the only I A of proper posing appearance. large number new Au which chalet '" Detweseeed Margaret Donoron were , we need not go back to the now well-known story 1 whether it will he pose d " to ra tea s t r uat t h e ad" I day, in consequence of the alteration of the ar- made a in I I Mr. Teri/bite with heuieg arid moulting George I ministratioe in a somewhat wider seine than in that substitute for coin • was a well secured convertible ow' , " of a middle-age Italian architecture, are studding ' cab-driver, badge 9.4 z. of the Sea- Island negroea, and others on the east : rangements c onnected with the funeral obsequies of .. ,of merely filling up the vacancies caused by h If Congress authorised the funding I lb. c y it with their elegant domes. I The eomplainset maid-Last eight, &boat il 0 coast ; but may look at the Mississippi aide, . t-e a''' ' Lord Palmerston. paper currency. ti °naive promotions ot Lords Russell arid Clareodon. The I The Post says it is quite an error to suppose that I drove up in Oraftos-strest, Bond-streeewith •pa whence the worst tales of horror were expected. Duchy of Lancaster, no doubt, will go as a sop to the HER MAJESTY'S THEATRIE -Their Royal High - toe had ever expressed, either verbally or in begged of the geetleanata I told the Ole"! The latest report (last month) says : "There are House of Commons ; and the judiniou. application of this geese the Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied by probably be reached without seriously embarrassing writing, any wish that his interment should be isoaducted as go awa y but h e persisted i n s topping and Dome " 115 plantations leased in Mississippi-57 by pies of patronage may in itself determine several wavering ' His " gli ess the Prises Alfred t h eir Sereoe High- legitimate business, but if not a period of seductive . privately as possible. His w o w = n g Ronny o rnetne y gent l emen g ap e into th e b eam At last the rAi ed th cl Prison ilia John of Gm kab 'e " whites and 58 by black s ; 136 in Louisiana- ! s upporters smug this nominal majority of eighty. It is a ll c ilda of e llaiohault, c erg, and the Prime+ ' prosperity resulting in wide-spread bankruptcy s i m ply arose h em th e purc h ase so d h a ndi ng e s a seh lt_ a gert from the *suer, and the prisoner then r , ~..• , " 113 by whites, 23 by blacks . These embrace much to be regretted that so earnest and active a politicise ._ . , east . _ bcp(nu.d the Pei b4mawlet at "" r ' would ensue. natural inures es the part of a neighbouring lairdowner. I elew in the month' I held him to "e to ssistetion came, then be kicked and struck tel ;‘,.. as Lord Stanley, whose sympathise are beyond doubt name ' naleit , s Theatre 6"mM wit h their limessce. Is "in Miniisaippi 31,000 acre' for the wh'"'" , • • - l attendance upon their royal Lightning wave the Hon. Mn . Messrs. Stephens and Regan have 1 , eft Fortress ' His Holiness the Pope having on the 29th of last L ien so d we hit , while es t j ae r ...d th e temalep the liberal side, canoot be prevailed upon to join an admi- a " 9,000 for the blacks; in Louisiana, 21,500 for • Diccraticc which aNcrac wore early - mu any other the Gray flady-le-Waitiog), and Major Grey and Lieutenant Monroe for the South. I moons costarred the palliest upon Dr. Maeniug, the came up sea pulled my hair, and kicked aed . r o h I Roman catholic Archbishop of Westminster, it wee se• i 'sew" "we in Use feu I:however, mauve " the whites, 4,500 for the blacks." Thus, in reflex of h i s op i n i on ,. , Hag (Equerries-in-Waiting). General Grant has issued an order for the re- • the gale peignoir till the gees eame up. I aouseedia &lithe churches and chapels of the archdiocese ' two States, we find thousands of scree leased by i It is no part of the duty of a onessrvative journal, the i La Frame repeats the report that the Prince i organtsa • tion of the army. All volunteer cavalry , . I Mr. Norge Watts Qsalleit, a isotherm nab( : ion Sunday last that the sweet will be oristestei Isy a g eo d. e t ree t„ Bali -I its h ot n i ght ei g hti e s from negroes ; and the crops produced are everywhere Herold nye, to assist the liberal party in their search tad Prime ° rd Wales ere expected 0 OestPiets• during east of Mississippi are ordered to be mustered out. I solemn high mass and re Deus ea 11 l be the 304 MM., whoa I wee Worded by the male Prism"' T h e ' at least equal to what the white planters can for • prime minisser, but the subject is fair matter the residues there of the Emperor. The Mug aad Quo° 1 All the sea-oosat forts south of Fortress Monroe ! et the pooet h e d ie l. skoreohje, wines t t t o =pubs& very c i v illy t e e t h e po t omer . to stee d b.*, but D.. show. . for remenet. As the Herald sees things, ft will be :of Partners's' , eenested at the same tiara _ j I are to be garrisoned by coloured troops. 1 I that Dr. Naming, who is now en his way hems from set do so. I raid my tare sad throttle aff 2 and Marchionessvelum streak the mamma le the mouth in the Issia:-- But how is it about the laboarers-those who imi" lihie far Mr- Gladet°64 to "" ad aiD e /e4aelbel The Marquis of Cliaaricar " e ! The rust of the ooloured troops are to be mustered Ram. will be metes% sad Mks part in the earemmy. : maw ,. Tbefooodovoloollordhseemeop . oo dbothrwle . against the serried maim of the Oppeeitien leaders-Mr. arrived in town yesterday from a visit to Lord Breuhton I PATENT OTFICZ MONOYIN, SOUTE KgratlerrlOn. ett•etel the eibmsn like leads, the female oriseeloti cannot gratify their pride by renting land 1 All mita. Sir E. B. Lou,. Lord Stanley, Sir H. Cairns, at Tedworth House, yesterd a y oat as fast as they can be dispensed with. I President Joh-Number of 'inters fee the week aiding Oalisher 21. and kisicieg him sad pallieg his hair. All iheV. l , eninte tree en one Plink that the reletione be' Gummi Peel, Mr. whitiwa., Mr. Walpole, Sir S. Noeth- I • Lord Stanley, }LP., returned home from the - --eecinileePard°fled Mr. Humphreys, ' 1,473. Total Itemiser stem the epode. ed the Kamm free was le t the male prisoner to deed heck. e s 3 ll twain the planter and his la vary endleedlre cote, Lad Orsaborse. Be meat have help, sad he mast Cenlineat ea Friday lest. the newly elected Governor of Mississippi. I duly (May 12, 1858), 90,284. once* reques t i Weled wig besims, sad I ovoids ths OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) VISIT OF THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH TO THE PARIS HOSPITALS. PARIS, Oct. 24. The Monit:ur of this morning gives the follow ing account of the visits paid by the Empress to the hospitals of Paris :—" The Empress, although suffering from a severe cold, devoted the entire day to visiting the patients suffering in the hos pitals from cholera. Her Majesty successively visited the hospitals Beaujon, Lsrroisiiire, and St. Antoine, and approached the bedside of all the cholera patients, questioning and exhorting them with solicitude and devotion. A sister of charity stated with great satisfaction that the number of recoveries showed a notable abatement of the epidemic." A large crowd cheered her Majesty on leaving the hospitals. The Emperor has placed in the hands of the Minister of the Interior 25,000 fr. ; the Empress, 15,000 fr., and the Prince Imperial, 1,000 fr., for the families of those who have died from cholera. The Minister of Public Instruction has published a note stating that the sanitary condition of the Paris and Versailles colleges is as satisfactory as , could be desired. A telegram received here from Jersey states that from an inquiry which has been instituted it results that no case of yellow fever has taken place at Guernsey. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) roLti BROUPIN. n 'Miff AL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY, 16.1111N1WITTA4TICIXT. ODVINT-GARDIN, - - -___==------- jOHN BROOMS'S GOLD GRAINS. ORN BROOMIN'S GOLD GL ARD CHAINS. *OHM BROODKNI G OLD ALBERT MUMS. my JOHN BROGDINI3 GOLD BROOCH CHAINS. .ONDON must have a Supper and Music Room .1.4 tor Genttemea.—lterneenber we wait tor lea at EVANS'S after the Covent Gerdes Opera sad the Themes. isr he expreois. TO 001LUBPONDICATIL &dverthesporte Intended for " 103.64, freaLla_i ts= ii m at= Dv: , the OS" ftWillilDWD Di IDD iILYMARICHL THIS !MINING. THILHE ViIIIKS AJMER MARRIAGE.— ITSID Mr. Charles Mathews, Mr. Howe Miss Nally Moore. —LEN" MO FIVa SHILLINGS. Mr. Buckstone.—Lad THE OOLDLN FLEICS. Mr. C. Mathews awl Mrs. C. Mathews. PRINCESS'S. Ten STEM°, IT I 8 Milli& TOO LATE TO MEND. Messrs.il- Vintng, G. Whine, T. Mead. D. Mary, b. Wham. Y. V Moo Marry. H. Mellon. C. autos. sad B. Mb. aet . Ulu L. sod Mkis E. 'token, Thruanna. Tins Itvonan POUL A DllOll. Men S. Ulm—Manor Savant and Ms Astosnotc—TM D'Attbano—TllS DIEM OF PALMS. Mit. Cornetis Cli n t o n—Awl SWIM POLL OF ILORSELYbOWN. TIM HIGH WAWA At LONDON-1111DOIL Div Monti& 'b. Wa.....Aftareoes. 4b. Mks. To4toaitoW Yarning, Y. 67s.....Afiliessaa. ft. ISta. LONDON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) 001RRT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bolon Mr. Commissioture Goa'bora.) in as GLADISTONZ AND GLAIATOWL The tankrupta were the well known merchants of 14 0 w.coart, Oornhill. Tb• failure took place newly t ad , 4 months ago, but the mamas Imo bob yet been 51.1 11,, was se &edit scestiag. y r . acoonataat, the manager of th e p eak reported that then was at rarest between 3000, 4,0004 la i re As Ike liatihties pro sp ectt Wes lam, of • asillioa, th Is no Immo:bate of i&mot (Betas Yr. Registrar Roche.). U si WILLIAM suis—LARGE nuxu. The bankrupt was described as formerly of Wort now of New &oyes, Brighten, a 1 1 0 t-trstsc. Ths sa l ration was nude en the midden of Mr. asaosek, Brullesinritet. sod the Ant sitting took place yast,Z Debts to the amount of upwards of 1500001. were p is Q Inslndian one proof for 34,181 f. made by the ILesi ei li Aeglasey. fee mosey advanced. money Paid on se., Interest,. ha ; sal • proof for ig,esra. by lir. W. 116.7, tailor, of Jerstroutrwit. The latter geodemsa, end 8 T. B. Stout, seocionleat, Baslngball-street, offs eh; avatars' aisigross. CENTRAL. CRIMINAL COURT THIS DAY. (Betas the Recorder.) Thomas Wood, 38, • gestlemanly-looking tea, pleaded guilty last swim to two isdictments chargi ti t w ith mama upwards of 40001., the property of tka h it of Lemke, Is which establishment he woo sae of to *al cashier., was tireaght up for judgment. Pt M r . Sleigh, who with Mr. Farad woo iashostal prosecute, briefly referred to the facts of t ree, resoled's& the court that, is couesquesee of certain M d tics received by the proeseators, the till of the prio w suddenly examined, aed • delkieacy of I.BOpL corned. Isquiries were thee made, and it arum th „ about 12 metre previossAthe prroaer had Weird toy 11401400 of • sum of 1,6001. tropenng with th so, • Of • 11.011•811111 MOW •It new nhOrgillettrgon. wood that the primmer bad speculated upon toe Irea It change Rodbell lane sums at mosey, and had mobesdelr mow to meet his liabilities. Mr. Metcalfe, who ap had for the primer, at roe that the primmer had metered into Stout Ruhr, o p ti mum is the hops of becoming suddenly riok, to g t h, bad earned oat sassessedal, sad heaoe his Prober tbs. He weld not help wriest at the same tlow thg there appeared to hare bees • little want of cirrus g o part of Übe beak is leaving large sums of mosey for ar t period is the hands of the prisoner without any diet o inquiry. The prisoner was tea years cashier to to b o o, and • cossiderible portion of the mosey had bees rester to the proseeaters, The Reporter observed that the prisoner wry," i s have bees guilty of • very serious °fleece, sad it err sot single ease. bat be appeared to have carried re a legal; system of tread upon his employers. Ti e metres er, him, therefore, would be that he be kepis petal esois t h for the specs of Sr. years. Thomas Chalmers. 19, • respectablalookir lad , t h o h4 guilty to scheme of stealing a large sum of mosey, the p i , perty of hie master, James Valiant Constantine. There was also a charge ardent the prisour of rag feloesionsly set fine to the house of tie prosecutor. The primmer bad been is the service of Mr. Outwit who is a collector of Queen's taxes, for many min, oat during the More of his toaster he was employed to mar th taxes, sod he was stated to have embezzled in this etyma. 8001. It was alleged that, in order to arced tisk, ha laf wilfully set Sr. to the aloe where the books ewe kr with the istantioe that they should b h e destroyed. It err stated in extenuation of the prisoner • conduct rather unhappily become cosseeted with some womaa upopree be bad lavished large ran of money, and that she 114 • duped him to persevere in his course of dishonsety by , threat of exposure. The primmer wee eseteard to 18 rooetbs' hard lam (Before Mr. Commissioner liar.) moons ON THE BIRILINGELAII BANK. Benjamin Taylor, SO, leather manufacturer, sedffery Kelly, 46, 'gest. werei ndicted for unlawfully moo together to forge • request for the delivery sf grit, re intent to defined Edward William Kyle Taunton. It sib be remembered that at the last roam' of the court the eosin were tried and acquitted on some indictments!m forgeries on the Birmingham Bask, and were ordered is be detained to be tried for the onspirry. The Gears &errant greeted an opplication to admit the prima* boil, sad on the part of Taylor all wall prt'selli was admitted to bail by • judge at ambers w ri the 7th the present mouth and this day he intimidate! is do chirp of his sureties. The prisoner Kelly, however, it mired in custody. Mr. Berjeant Ballantine (specially »tared), Mr. Slip, and Mr. F. H. Lewis, appeared for the prosecutes ; Giffard, Q.C., sod Mr. Mures Williams for tie prism Taylor ; and Mr. Ribble sod Mr. Collies for the promo Kelly. Mr. Ribtos now moved an affidavit to peruse the hid of this isdictsneat until the out serail on the gruel tist the premier Kelly, by being kept in custody, bad bees se able to go about the country to procure the wirers* am nary for his defame. Mr. Gifford, Q.C., on the pert of Taylor, j grant. &potteries.) Mr. fferjeast &Mantra opposed the &pellagra es b ground that the affidavit failed to give the nuns of the is ewes whose evidence was relied on. Mr. Commissioner Kerr (after some 'Usual , * direr the affidavit to be amended in this respect. which Mat been done, the application was granted, and the mid pi posed to the next sessions—the bail being enlarged. Wet evert and forward as the pal • good. Polioeacestable 61 siting the comp very violist, both on PTIORer, o f MWrwkitt (to eon d a pesos Toa who frequent tho out of their • 1 :2 1. hard labour, a • et • swath. Th• solo Primmer this ewer% Witte- LIMP -• John Bused:, K • aw ~brg, two direr Yew q Mier th" sweats ▪ Mani me' bypo abroad" said that the trstb. From saeortained that lu dealer to gold and Woodmen a moo Polia"oonstable I to where the jewe be able to Ind the The primer mid skate to setae the Mr. Barker rem TSB FOLKS IRMO A yam Iri tpe ier • Willi sormerorra ao The primmer " when Obillingwo betweenl2 and Tissibusy. The • high wards. I • solghbottra, zed about ten yards, towards me with as the eyo, ass of on the ear. I • be etropled to xtkas I tho • them he • goadllel% 4 Dick of his h eal. el•tien.boley. ear=, 5011. rtra k • violent while • Foe the der • who said be enough of the inquire whether the answer to w answer until • would not be Something also Not lel a the time when wagon., Mr. ' In 0. swore • prieorsen at the the 17th ; that woman (who them It could . • declared no •• Elan.* Them meglitrete• ,eant E • • denial equally witness for the who was now a Elisabeth • rid woman, • tog at my own • Primmer and sonstable came go directly and staff and - • asked me for a a locifor from young man to • playing too m • then coming • on to him, rat with bin fiat. Mr. Ellison Witness— " bit, and then him three or . After other Mr. Elliaos should bet. • goner for each. CALITI JORA,Mmis • charged with had paid h Railway, a • . One of the train at the in a third • gave a took whams de , . paying it he iota east,dy The dr re • we; eon pe • tourney, an• pay say .1r:. ii The M company. • • wee disc a je EXTRA , 41 rt Mr. Es Dock-str • al seek the • • t ea dinary cif ••• The a .p • ha poet ill 0 be wee , •ic arl window "( ty in the . • tie caw In" what ' to tie were th( •• IN went to th pollosm.o rr _yl • owl c:dd a rees• ta the gal e, asd at the 1.0 waste) oe I artists! oo iaquirei r ire r d u s or d e c t . kicked • Ka, of hie!. Wr• " Toli• • ! ,Yd coasted I. • dhim ab )u , lb the teen et (hl carryiur M 11 i s le r. roe have Ise l k his ("•a. at B al De Wei he sle D. DAY.) of Gr Soo, .it of deer.. y • is Ili conta Tits 0 01 BARS. Jli. of roe ob. rrl Thep • ttod will en , taw prietur ,late "I • Dreg rates OD S with . • bbd. Wi. • , Tao Mr. others, Welch lame ' loth . tweet tp The moil • egad le used • after found INITe I Sr"' with • I:prie° the d wg. Maw • le cloW dart mica ig is Pt wed • e . it to • MOO bs * wed SW • arade__,'" They Bea mew hpieo. weed areti • S 0/1 1 b . • •