The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-02 00:00:00

MITROPOLITAN BOARD OP WOW.

A special meeting of the members of this board
was held yesterday, at their offices, tiprbegiprdens, for
the purpose of considering the various -tenders for • con.
imago° of the sewage of the metropolis, and to ffins such
orders thereon as might be deemed adviaahle. Mr. Twirarrits
oeoupird the chair.
The Ouse read a oommonication from the why clerk of
Bt. James's, Westminster, enclosing the toiletries extract :
—" Bt. James's, Westminster, Nov. 30, 1863. At •
special natty, president, R. D. Box, Earl.. churchwarden,
Ito., it was resolved --• That this vestry earnestly mire
their representative at the Metropolitan Board of
Works, Henry Bidgood, Esq in the consideration of the
tenders for the utilisatMa of the sewage of the metropolis,
to oppose the granting of any mammon to Lard TotTington
and his partners until further opportunity for Jewry into
the plans of Mr. Ellis and others has been afforded. That
Mr. Bidgood be respectfully requested to present the above
resolution to the Metropolitan Board, and to support the
same. That • copy of the foregoing resolutious be trans-
mitted to all the vestries and district boards of the metro-
polis, and to the town clerk of the corporation of the City of
Loudon, with an earnest request for the prompt adoption by
them of similar resolutions, that by means thereof the rate-
payers of the metropolis may without delay resolve the be-
nefits of some one of the schemes, calculated, as it is be-
lieved, is relieve them from some of the excessive weight
and burden of the local taxation nodes which they now
suffer.' " BOTLAILD, Vestry Clerk."
The CHAIRMAN said in considerieg the question of the
tenders for the metropolitan sewage, it would be better to
exclude from their minds all that bad been said upon the
'object out of doors, but direct their attention to the plans.
He was quite sure that they all came there with their minds
as free from prejudice as his was. lie bad looked carefully
into the whole particulars of all the plans and Madan for
the metropolitan sewage, and, as far as be could see, he
I thought that none pve that amount of information
which the board required as to their rood* of proceed-
ing. There would also be soother and serious goes.
I Con for their consideration, which would be to
watch carefully that the acceptance of say tender
by the board would not compromise them I. the carrying
out of the works by which a nuisance might be created in
any particular neighbourhood. It was of the first impor-
tance that the board should be is no of the most
minute particulars as to the mode of carrying out a plan of
such magnitude, and also to ascertain the amount of
royalty which would accrue to the board from such •
scheme. In his opinion up to the present time no such in-
formation on the subject had been received by the board is
would justify them in acting.
The Cizaa then read the report of the Maio Drainage
Committee on the tenders for the metropolitan sewage,
and apples of letters received relative to the utilisationof the
sewage.
Mr. RICHARDSON said be would, with the permission of
the board, move the following resolution :—" That, in the
opinion of the board, sone of the tenders are sufficiently
explicit to warrant the board at preset in acceptiug either
of them ; and that with the view of obtaining such further
isformatios as the several parties may be enabled to offer
co the subject generally, such ten re be referred to the
Main Drainage Committee."
Mr. RIDGOOD seconded the motion.

Mr. ikeratutaa moved, Neu amendment :—" That. roan.
much as the board are bound by various provisions of the
several enactments under which their works are carried on
so to conduct them aa not to cause a nuisance, and that the
profitable employment of sewage under the schemes
proposed in the tenders may involve its &plaice-
tioe to the carfare of the land on an extensive
male, they Canna be parties to any agreement
for such application unless they have clear information oa
the locality, nature, and extent of the land to be so dealt
with, and satisfactory meurance that the processes to be
employed are such as not to cause a nuiaaoce. That none of
the tenders received are sufficiently clear on this point, the
board therefore refer them generally to the Main Drainage
Committee in order to obtain essential and detailed informa-
tion, and to confer with the several promoters as to other
conditions of the advertiacinent upon which their proposals
are neither full nor explicit, and generally to consider as to
the utilisation of sewage."
Mr. Piii LIU'S seconded the amendment.
_ _

Ifr. Nrirrow said Mr. Ellis bad stated that be could make
787,0001. per aottam as the value of the sewage. mot he pro.
posed to raise a capital of 3.000,0004 to work that if he got
a concession from the board. He could tell Mr. Ellis that
the board would take less tbms three-quarters of a minim.
They would take half, or «wen a msartce of a minim, if that
weld be guaranteed. The *Hoist motion was then put
and lark and X. Manger's amendment put as au origuril
mafiosi.

Mr. &TINDERS then moved. "That, inasmuch as none of
the tenders have complied with the terms of the advertise-
ment, the tenders and the subject of the utilisation of the
owing, of the metropolis be referred to the Maim Driiinsge
Committee for farther amakleiatmo and report"
This amendment was put to the vote and lost, and the
motion of Mr. Diffabsor arnica by a majority al 17 to i.
The board then adjourned.

Mr. Loveday, surveyor of rinks to the PI niz
Tim-office, Loodera. has druid • uovel prevent for the
Priors and Prime's of Wales. It is a litbopepted print
on white satin (from his published surveys) giving a ground
plan of the beildinp in Tooley.street. comprising Cotton's,
Hay's, and Chamberlain',, wharves, ss they stood before the
great fire that occurred in June, 1861. with • brief history'
of that OCCU?TeIICP, which wee witnessed more than once by
biz royal highness during its progress. Ou the pima are re-
o some interesting events, such se " Here the fire
baps," " Hers the fire ended," end Here Mr. Braid-
wood fell." It has also • facsimile of Mr. &sidecars
situates,. The frame is of unique design and of elaborate
workmanship. 'lie whole is enclosed in • polished rose-
wood and cedar ewe, hued with Cri23Bol,

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111 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVAIiiNG, DECAiIiBER. ..2, lea
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SPECIAL NOTICL-THE ROOKS 01, THE cleat to say that the Doctors could scarcely LATEST INTELIMENCE. AMERICA. * • • THE COURT- TIAL Olfr-.---7f-00LONEL
NORTH BRITISH and MERCANTILE
endure the abomination of the room which she -...__. ORA Y.-(THIS DAY.)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
For the year 1863, close on stet Demi**. occupied, her chosen friend was alarmed for her LATEST RUMOURS OF THE CONGRESS. Nana% ITLISNAMIL)
Onset otra owl asroarea.)
We Policies effected on or before that data will rank for an
life, and the wretched woman herself again and According to a report which finds a leading place OREENCANTLE, DEO. 2.
additional yeses bonus in comparison to later entrant& THIRTEENTH DAY.
Duda! the Four Years precedieg last divishrausof again threatened to commit suicide. It is true in the columns of the Independanee Belg,, a pro- The Montreal Ocean Company's steamship Bobo-
Press *66). the Company WWl** LANALDERSHOT, Dec. 2.
eissa,eter that some evidence was given by two doctors
assuring
mg' , but previous to
/Wring the Four succeeding Years the number of Ufa
Pansies Domed amounted to SIRS and the sums ' I front Bath that her complaint was due to what the principle of a congress was abandoned at the 2 a.m. to-day. She brings 2,400 dollars specie in the formal re -opening of the court a considerable time was
assured to E5,221,622 . they called " travelling gout," but several medical occupied by the members in private consultation, as was I
of 'leper cent. I council of the French ministers held a day or two silver.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20, EvININO.
me sues 1381in/rEanel;lTArm,..,.. of the cowers men of eminence in London declared that her ago, under the presidency of the French Emperor. understood, upon the question of the production of the letter I
Profits will take plum on Slat member, 1866. disease was incipient delirium tremens, arising from It is also said in the same quarter there will in a (Per the Bohemian.) of the Horse Guards in reference to the retiretneat of 1
The whole Froths whieh have accumulated since 31st Deem- Colonel Shiite from the 6th Dm Gone.
General Longstreet's army crossed the Tennesseee
her, 186 S, will then be .livided, and ninety per cent, allocated excessive drinking, and this evidence was con-
aOoeg the assured on the participating ewe.
firmed by those who saw her in a state of the few days be published a manifesto of the Emperor,
river on the 14th. General Burnside fell back
CYetlaotre The business commenced by Sir A. Hashed calling Pri- i
setting forth to France the reception given by
of.lndtkutability granted, andevery facility offered vete J. Dermott, of the 6th Dragoons. The prosecutor,
to hismen. most beastly intoxication. It is true that Europe to his proposals, and the consequences before him, his rear-guard skirmishing.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Upon the 16th General Burnside formed a line of however, stated that he did not intend to examine the wit- 4
noes in chief, but had brought him there for the purpose of 1
instiranir granted both at home and abroad os the most Übe- the man and the woman had come into resulting therefrom.
ni her house against her will, but they
Foram terms.
of proposal and every lamemutiou will be given at the had The Temps of to-day says -"The project of a battle at Campbell's station. Here a fight ensued, affording the prisoner opportunity
ier an of crossaxamining i
Ilesd-oMce, or any of the Compsays agents come at the earnest solicitation of her own congress is now considered by all Europe a lasting from noon till dark, when Burnside checked him if he thought tit.
the Confederate advance and fell back during the '
By osier, F. W. LA.NCE, Secretary.
friends. The unfortunate doctors who were Colonel Crawley accordingly Brow examined, and the 1
London, November, is decidedly premature measure. This is equivalent
night, reaching Knoxville upon the morning of the
HEAD under: compelled to defend themselves in court had Cl its abandonment. Coldly received by the teetirnotty elicited was simply to the effect that wither was 1
London 6B, Threadneedle-street 17th inst.
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Werend Orn
arrest, and that the post he was placed in was the vertu- 1
the fint bungalow.
Edgibureb 64. Prince'rstreet. alone have saved it. This movement has been
I
fortification in front of the city. The Federals Private F. Goldfinch, 6th Dragoons, was called in the
come at the express request of Mrs. SYMM'S
wanting. Those who expected most from the project
ALFRED WE B B MILES, abandoned this position, falling back to stronger same way by the prosecutor. In cotewegamination by
Everybody knows Mr. sum. friends. It is bad enough to be obliged to look
are now only considering what shall take its
REMOVED from Baud-street, to 73, BROOM MEET, Hanover. after an abandoned drunkard, but it can hardly
place, and their new ill 'one not I chi- dedem'es• Colonel Crawley, he stated-I was posted es sentry over
square, in 109. The lea TROCSERS (originated Dry him) le an
the New Patents for Whiter. . better than ever." merical than their early hopes.
be expected that anyone should risk his life in
SPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN. performing so disagreeable a duty. The sin- and was placed in the verandah the find time. I never
A. W. KIM begs most respecthilly to announce that his
from the congress the regeneration of Europe city' saw Mrs. Lilley walking about.
stock in the various departments of hu establishment Is sow gular thing is that with such an intractable patie t Burnside's lose is estimated at 450 •; that of the
are now clamouring for a war against England
Confederates is much larger. The presentee proposed. to recall private Geoffry for the
"Piet° f°4' Over'&4l4' W"tuig`• Beak' Cord.' and wart' as Mrs. Sven in the house-aggravated by the
waterproof cloth for hunting. The wool-dyed Bleck and Bias
to
.punish her for her untoward opposition to the pumas of being croesexamined, hat Colonel Crawley said
Frock Colt!, se. A choice ot -50 tires of indestructible weeded terror of a ferocious dog, and by the presence of
happiness of the human race. They cannot forgive The report of General Forster superseding he had an questions to ask him, and he was not called.
Burnside is doubted.
Wed
of
England
deers.
ID3rAB SHED
141.
Only
addle"'
an imbecile brother, who "carried two bottles of
her their own ehorteightednesa. A war against Private King, 6th Dragoons, called and examined-
-I.TOW COLD IT HAS BEEN.-NEGRETTI " wine under his coat, and insisted on giving his
England we must confess tad be a • gnlar
Al sad ZAMBIA'S celebrated THIRMOMITTENS will tor- ti sister wine in a tumbler whenever she wanted , cur world
the conclusion for a debate entered into in the name of It is officially reported there are no more Can- I have been five years and four mouths in the regiment.
federates in Western Virginia. ergeant-Major Lilley was respected in the regiment.
teeny redder the lowest temperature. Pubs 34.6d.-1, Hatton-
*** ; se. Cershrn ;IA Fleet-West: and II; Regentutreet. " it"-aasyone was found willing to undertake Sharp skirmishing has taken place upon the I was on sentry over him once, about the 19th of May, in
Awns wanted. duty of looking after the unhappy woman. the Polish cause. An alliance with Russia would the mead bungalow. I could see the bed when the
be a denouement not leas surprising. We should Rapidan, in which the Federals were driven ~ tag& o wai, up. The tchiek was up while I was on
DO NOT FORGET YOUR APPOINTMENT ! The jury were not long in making up their bee .
_,_
almost as much inclination for the two `solo- Ml"'
sentry. I put it up myself by Sergeant-Major Lilley's order
spiestrbWe 22P 22 IVAN"' °°"22-221222' atter j2Hilal minds. The Judge had scarcely summed up e
tions ' proposed by IL de Girardin. M. de Girar- The Federal loss in the late attack upon Franklin's Cromexamined-Was there a screen dividing Mrs. Why's
- the evidence before a verdict was returned in
din has convoked a `congress of the nations, wi
• , .tb forces near Opelousas was 670 men ; one regiment bedroom from the room in which Sergeant-Major Lilley sat!
'
favour of the defendants. Mrs. STYX will no
theld, object of proclaiming Paris the capital of the wee raptured entire. -No; it was all one room. There was a screen or curtain run
irtte erpreoo. doubt be obliged to pay all the costs to which Dr.
world, and the Emperor of the French ' the Em- Franklin's troops will proceed
. by way the tehiek was, keeling front the one mom to the other.
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peror of the peoples.' If this congress does not When I lifted up the tchick, by Sergeant-Major Lilley's
TO OORRESPONDENTL such a case as the present the obligation to pay the
Memessesente intended tar "my Express' Towles Ewan •
Gulf.
FaM mast be at Me ores, 10, Elswerleelsed, her Twe 00101 is a meet inadequate penalty. The
tardy despatch of a corps d'armfe to Poland, but a stating that each time the telegraph is cut between breakfast on the near 'fide of the curtain, between the door
e~ as the day of prthllealtee. is of course subject to an indictment for perjury.
universal war of the peoples against the sovereigns.' St.
Louie and Fort Smith he will hang a guerilla. and the curtain. The table was between the curtain and
- But even should • conviction be obtained, which is
COVENZGARDEN. far from probable, it would furnish no compels- Such is the conclusion of a long essay entitled Since General Du--
tier's arrival at Norfolk a mesa- th. bid•
[Left sitting.]
TEM Enarre, BLANCHE DE NEVEM, Means. W. IL .. _ _ _ „ A__ ,_,
and ,_ •
5... h ' The Peace of the World.' According to the latest chant has been condemned to six months' hard
Weiss H. Cowl, A. Cook, A. Si. Albyn, and W. Harrison ; Mims M 31013 for ail the crop oil expense to Ww.....the
T. Pine. Hiles, and Heywood-And the lad Act of THE DESERT defendants have been subjected. It is indeed despatchee the nations have not yet accepted the labour for smuggling whisky. LETTER PROM GANJBALDI.
PLOWER. -Conductor, Mr. A MaDos.-Commence at 7. invitation of M. de Girardin ;we are surprised The Confederates have refused permission to the _.-__
difficult to conceive a more cruel position than
HAYMARKET. that of Dr. Fermi and Mr. ANDREWS. What is at it"
Federal Government to send stores for the Federal The following is a copy of a letter received from
Tam [mum SILKEN FETUS& Mews Howe, lumen. and prisoners in Richmond. Genera Garibaldi, dated Camera, Nov. 30., 1863
C. Mathews : Mrs. C. Mathews. -THE GOLDIN FLEECE Mr. a medical man in Camden-town to do 1 He is According to the Cologne Gazette the following is•
sad Mrs C. Mathews-COOL AS • CUCUMBER. Mr. C. .. wiled
Metbswa -mid CITIES DAISY. Miss Hanna urgently upon to visit a woman who is not lam happy to say that lam mach better. I now can walk
invitation to the congress : Poni of mismanagement at the battle of Chicks-
only ruining her health, but destroying the comfort, about with only my stick. I am very sorry to hear Mr.
LYCEUM. Monsieur, my brother and friend,-The letter which mauga.
rem Mame, UNCLE BABY. Mr. Wlddloomb and and even threatening the safety of those who liveWestern Wood, M. P., is dead. I thank you
Mum C. hen/m-1M DIMONIO, a Love Story. Mews. with her. She must be controlled if she is to live, your Imperial Majesty has deigned to write to me, dated The Tribune denies that Mr. Lincoln declared
for the paper you were so kind as to send me,
714141re5. Brougham, Fmsry. Charles, and Jordan : Mimes the 4th of this mouth, has been delivered to me by your the emancipation proclamation to be the greatest and I shall be very glad to me it whenever you like to seed
Tem, Ukraine, and aswaetey, sad Mrs Les and the only way in which that can be done is envoy. I deem it right to reply, without delay, to your of his life, but the Herald asserts that Mr. it me. Hoping that you are quite well,
by placing her under • trustworthy atten- invitation to take part in •• congrar which your Majesty folly
111ITAHNIA. Lincoln has on many occasions expressed this " I remain, dear sir, yours very sincerely,
TRW Xvinmse, THE DAYS OF LOUIS XV. Mesdames S. dant. It is the duty of • medical man reposes should meet at Paris, the object of which is to "G. GARIBALDI.
Lane end Z. Yowl& -mr• J. TSlter, Peel Deana. and madame to point out the moment when such mea- secure the bur for the maintenance of the general peace "To John Richardson, Esq. C.C.,
opinion.
,
Pleas -TIER JEWESS OF Ten TEMPLE Miss 5. Mika -
And THE GREAT GHOST AFFECT. -Commerce at 6¢. stiles become necessary, and it is also his duty, of Europe. All that can contribute to the attainment of Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Seward, and the corps diplo-
-39, Bishopspratreet, Loudon."
if called upon, to recommend a fit person to carry se desirable an end cannot but have claims to my approba- matique were present at the dedication of the
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EMI WATER AT LONDON ERIDOS. those measures into effect. This, and nothing tie.' I hBat.. a.' therefore ta inform year Majesty that I
, accept the inntatioo, and certainly shall not ua to be Gettysburg cemetery. Edward Everett made au
AFRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
MO DAY - Vends* Oh. 3‘... .AJlerweis m sea more than this, was done by Dr. FRASER UM oration.(THlS DAY.)
TOSIEMBOW ..... Morning. 6h. 47...... ALMS^ 71 10m. there if the cone ceof the other Europeso powers can be
Mr. ANDREWS, and in what they did they appear, I ninths leas delay to emaciate myself with the The Rev. H. W. Beecher has received a welcome --.--
to have been completely justified. Instead of generous intention' of your Majesty, from the fact that the at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. He declared The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was
held, at 1 o'clock, at the company's °dices, 79, Great Tower-
LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2. having en action brought against them by Mrs. United Kingdoms have Mr. P. D. HADOW, in the chair.
no ambitious views and no reasons that the great intelligent minds and labouring awma.
--e--- SYMM, they ought to have had her sincere thanks, for apprehension, nor would be guided in such a congress by classes in England favoured the North ; all others The folios/tag report was prevented :
private interests, and could consequently devote themselves wished well to the South. He recommended nis"elit,e°,lll7:-.lwiatt": the resolution paved at the
There are some doubtful cases in which it is held on the Nth June, lig:7g
THE Schleswig-Holstein question has entered on with perfect impartiality to the discovery of the fittest
better for a defendant tocomply with America to observe a friendly policy towards directors :ow submit their report of the com-
a new and important phase. Austria and Prussia, ,_,_„,
___,_ mesas for securing the general well-being of the peoplr.
the demand of •October lasts tegether with the Wanes sheet
the leading Powers of the Confederation, have, as pututtw than to 112". t. They are in • situation which allows them & smooth 11-
E eland. He mentioned the Duke of Argyll, Earl Isse's affairs for the six months ending Met
But in the present case Dr. FRASER and dig •th t
our readers are aware, already informed the Fe- away emcee in ou wounding leetimate in. , ,
Granville, Lord Carlisle, and Messrs. Bright and and statement of accounts to that date. The directors
decal Diet of their determination to abide by the Mr. ANDREWS had no alternative. Their charac- sweats. If the object your Majesty proposes is attained, Cobden as influential friends of the North. have discharged all the expensive of navigating and maintain.
"og the ships, the coat of inennoce and repairs. and have
ter was at stake, and they were bound to appear it would be an eternal honour to you to have taken the The negroes in New Orleans have petitioned to 'made the authorbied reserve for depreciation; and by
provisions of the Treaty of London. They have in . • initiative in •• work so ha for ' end
their own defence. It is difficult to see how Po,' princes peoples. Ibe allowed to vote. the other prorbams it is hoped the company's property
thus formally recognised the title of Cams-
they could have avoided their fate. The sympathy of shall be glad if the circumstances will permit me to unite The Richmond Examiner urges a forced loan as •a will "se b! .olaesd le aerveed7 liciabetabliAl Pwdli°•• The
balance remaining at the it the revalue amour,
rue IX. in the German Duchies of Holstein and my efforts to those of the other move • sof Erre to
Lauenburg, as well as in the other parts of the the public is perhaps no great compensation for all m
e:,
salutary
se
iskrinue,
end
reere
eepeeiellyPebe_ remedy for the inflation of the currency. after Toads. all these charge* n 4,8241. 15s. 4d. The
the anxiety and inconvenience of five days' atten- maim I should Sea the opportunity of renewing to yo uis NEW YORK, Nov. 21. MORNING. service has her performed during the last six months with
Danish monarchy. They have, however, at the the usual regularity, and notwithstanding the great
to dance at a court of justice as a defendant, but to person the usuranese of my high esteem aod of the unalter. Private despatches from General Burnside at
game time thought the occasion a fitting risks attaching to navigation on the eat African
that sympathy, such as it is, Dr. FRASER and Mr. ships have been entirely free from casualties.
urge the execution of the Treaty of 1852
and friend, for your Majesty.-Your good brother and secure, but state that communication with Cumber-
genie they have attached to it in some of their A"REWB
are
justly entitled.
This circumstance. cowbird with the . generally more
profitable result of the half.year's operations, has ambled
friend, CHAILL" land Gap is interrupted. the directors, after making every financial provident
recent and previous claims. For this purpose they --
Despatches from Parson Brownlow, to the 19tb, consistent with. the prudent management of the coin-
have agreed that the Duchy of Holstein shall be THE DANISH AND GERMAN DISPUTE. pry, to exhibit a larger balance than usual for divider)
occupied at once by the troops of the Confederation, trig According to the Cologne Gazette, Federal exe- state that there is fighting all around Knoxville. among the prefeime,,,, and they recommend that a dividend
as a measure of Federal execution. No troops are to -a--
cation in Holstein will be accomplished by means It is expected that Generals Meade and Grant of 8.. per share, free of income tax, for the half-year
ending 31st October last, be declared. This payment
enter the Duchy of Schleswig, the occupation being WINDSOR CASTLE, Dm. 1.• immediately assume the offensive.
of 24,000 active troops, the Saxon contingent, will will absorb 4,4031. 45., and leave 421/. Ih. 4d. to be
wholly restricted to Federal territory. The proposed The Queen, the Crown Prince and Princess of and a reserve of 45,000-being the troops Advices from Charleston, to the 17th, state that carried forward to next half-year's amount In June
Prussia, Primer Helena, Princes Louise, Priam Arthur, Preelia, Austria, and Hanover.
four Monitors have passed up the channel, sip- hat Mr- William lairds who has for the last levee
movement is declared to have simply thin object in •years, is conjunction with his partners, conducted the
Pros liii• and the Pri llcompany's agency at Liverpool, intimated his intention to
view, and is not designed for the advancement or Leopold,
: °ea.
tries'
Mlle
The Breslau Gazette affirms that measures are perently to ascertain the depth of water. Twenty-
lobs, Tinted the Prettier of Wales this morals( at Frog-
encouragement in any way of the Duke of Au- store-hoses, it being the anniversary of the Prieoew's being taken at Berlin for calling under arms the The directors, while regretting the loss of his services
five shots were fired into the city, doing no retire from business, and he has mince retired accordingly.
°unmade's pretensions. A protocol to this birthday. oth and 13th military divisions, those two divisions damage'
occupied Brazos Island and General Banks
pation of Holstein Hat Majesty, attended by the Hoe. Mrs. Bram, took a haring been chosen on amount of the fact that and experience, have °°° add a satisfactor
Morn.
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effect-for the immediate occuhas
Fireeogemernitadeith
Parr, Tor,:
thLaiaudtt late pare
uct of the ag y.
by Federal troops-was signed last week by sarrlairs drive, aStaindsd by Lord A. Paget on honshsch• their radius of recruiting andgarrisoning Bienville Point, Isabelle.
is the Al intimated at the last meeting, the directors per.
Austria and Prussia. Lord Alfred Pogo; sod Colossi the Hen. D. de Roe have nearest to Holstein. One of them is but twelve 2,000,000 dollars in gold have been shipped from severed is their efforts to
Sierraand theother
converted Leone. and they succeeded
in obtaining the teak-built ship. Earl Balcarras ;she was
aonby as Equerries.
EVERY wrong should have its remedy, and, ____ could be very rapidly transported by railway into The United Statea marshal has seized all the in due time despatched, and wired at her destination after
cotton in New Orleans. a favourable passage. By this arrangement the directors
therefore, Courts of Justice, with all the apparatus A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the Holstein. look forward to effecting arenderable saving in the work-
of Judges sad Counsel, are necessary institutions. official residence of the First. Lord of the Treasury, A telegram in the Viennese papers having said The Persia and Teutonic have arrived out.
hog of the bushier at Seam Leone. The construction of
But if any one desires to use how the moat useful Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Berl NEW YORK, Nov. 21, Eviarmo. rapidly proceeded with, and the directors hope to have her
institution may be abused, let him read the report Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir Grey, of Denmark in the event of a war, the Robehafter .. . ready for the mail service early in the ensuleg year."
yi ea... The CHAIRMAN, in mowing the adoption of the report
of a case tried at Westminster, which has just 00. Earl Russell, Earl de Grey, Sir Charles Wood,
_,_.' -" We are in no way excited by these pe- The Evening Post publishes the following from
and arousta, alluded in congratulatory terms to the natio-
copied the Lord Chief Justice Cedars; a epeeist, the Chancellor of the Esehequer, the Duke of Wu. England has written • good many virulent New Orleans ' • • factory character of the report, asd to the declaration of an
" General Banks has occupied Brownsville upon
jury, and seven counsel, foe the last five days. Ob- Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, the notes on behalf of Poland, but she has not - iteresed dividend. The company was originally formed
rather from political than commercial mose• - ea, and
atinacy is one of the highest merits in •a oounsel, Riser
ht Hon. Edward Cardwell, Lord Stanley of raised an arm for her, and, notwithstanding all this the traffic was necessarily o slow an fd medial erowth. But
the sth without any opposition.
" After Banks' arrival the Mexican General Cubors
and patience a sterling virtue in judge or jury- Al ley, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. wrath, it is not very probable that she will do an for the postal subsidy there could have been little divi.
crossed from Brownsville to Matamoras and endea- deud, but „,..mat4bia ocaupaay was now making a
man. But it is surely a serious question whether, thing for Denmark. Prince Gortchakoff bold very
TU J°6611 C'x'ulittee et the privy (lemma mea Yeall` cheap the sonorous phrases of Lord Russell ; and
in the present case, these virtues have not been day, Lord Jerre Knight Brace gave }Wined es an voured to raise &revolution in favour of the French,
carried to excess. The jury, it must be admitted, appeal freers Nagel, " Mohun Loll Sookool r. Minch Chun_ perhaps Germany will find some diplomatist equally cressiteadaydeavaace'they wereendfillaled wi hadtheranwetate For titei"lasweet twino'
but was defeated by General Cortians, who now
ores with Juarez' troops. years and • ball the postal contract had been performed
within two or three hours of the time specified-• state of
made a vain attempt to stop the tedious seal of dee Dun and ethers." An appeal from New South Wake, proud and accomplished who will repel, if need be, eecuPiee Mall"
the plaintiff's counsel, and it is perhaps to be re- u This v. rmk." "a 'ward' the threats of England with as much calmness as " Cortians has placed four steamers at tbe dm' - things which contrasted favourably with that which m-
isted previously. In conclusion, he congratulated the pro-
prietors that the next meeting would be held in sew and
gretted that their effort was not seconded by an Des Patches wore soot yesterday front the Ooleedeledgee the Russian Chancellor did. Let Great Britain "al of
Banks'
e. A revolution in favour of the French was feared sauce eligible offices in Leadenhall-street
exhibition of wholesome impatience on the peel to the Governors of the West India Islands, British take caretion was adopted unanimously, and • dividend of
of the presiding Judge. Womble, and Bermuda. lute adversary in France, for public opinion at
2da tamo raa'
and as the American consul was 8s per share declared payable OD and after Saturday, the
fearing personal violence, a portion of Banks' sth inst. ; after which the proceedings terminated in the
The action was brought by a widow lady, Mrs, in France is so exasperated against England that
STYX, against two medical men, Dr. FRAZER and His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was no war could be so popular at this moment as one troops
were
in
readiness to go to his protection if usual manner.
Mr ANDREWS• She --
which WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
• • alleged that in the month of pemeated by slight indiepolitioe from leaving town ea would be directed against the good neigh- necelsary."
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Deoember, 1861, her house in Oakley-square, *raw to visit the Earl and Countese of Derby, at bows on the other side of the Channel. Let us WEDNESDAY, Dame= R. 8 A.M.
Camden•town, bad been broken into, and that she "wale,. Hie Mai hithowl. we her, is suffering from have no useless frights, then, on a unt of a • Money easier-Gold, 54 per cent. premium.
had been assaulted and grievously abused. In en "'ain't' attack d "wale'. blustering despatches." fee
Exchange on London, bankers' bills, 167. Stocks s. IL D. W. F. X. Q. 11. R. a.
the impassioned language of her counsel, Mr. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess buoyant-New York Centrals, 1361 ; Illinois', 124. N 12.33 1 5.&W. 231 S I o 0.10
„....... d'Anzealit arrived at Hatfield House, Herr on Monday, on __ . _
MONTAGU CHAMBI3B, it Wag " a cage Of
"grievous wrong." A widow of the most abate-
."`""• a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury (MYER'S TILE:MAN.) NEW YORK, Nov. 20, Evxsueo. Abe"rlresii ..... *VI* 2 11.6.1. a5lO e .o.n
faith et 17,44 0 R. 1 4 11 r 1 -
I Money easier. Gold, owing to unfavourable 661.155
His Exeslieney the Prussian Ambassador and. the
miring habits, who lived upon veal THE HOLSTEIN QUESTION.
broths and Ousts, Berunceff entertained at dinner, last is •war rumours, advanced 2 per cent. to-day, being retTelr.:: „,:r217',47 il WIL . 22 : isla i
os telt.
4„•31 40 1 W.S.W. 1 6 18 cAm
scarcely ever drank anything stronger than • Ewe& the French Ambassador, the 'even
g'
by
VIENNA, Dm 2- now quoted 54 per cent, preen. Exchange on Lon- enlarge
Duke ad Duchess The agitation occasioned by the Holstein question don, 168 to 1681 ;on Paris, 3.30. Stockssteady. vilest* - - - --I - -
little " ginger ori„raisin wine, or ale," and whose of uti
his Excellency the I' ' Misdates, by RIG del- is incrusting. Popular demonstrations are being New York Centrals,
only companions were another widow and We the &zoo Minister, the Eszt and 136. Illinois Centrals, 1221. ata= •••• 54 47, 1 31-2'2* 2 5 12 r '"w 2
01 46 0 Eine. 4 6 18 r 0•30 5
her brother, who is described as "an imbecile Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston and lady Vietoris."*. Prepared
here'
Erie, 1061. Cotton dull ; middling Uplands, 840. Femtrelso .• sr to; • N.M. 9 9 * r lea •
Yinitount Stratford de Radcliffe. the Right Hoe. " but inoffensive youth of the age of 60," and- "hley, to 85c. Flour and wheat advancing. Corn in Brad
POLAND. - -,
- - : : :. IZ.
denly found her room invaded, first by a Mrs. Chselee
P.
Viiliew'
the
Marquis
" C6dc're'
ic.
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party sestabled after dinner. BRESLAU, DEC..
Theme, then by " a tall dark woman," who Hie. Em ' Advice* received here from Warsaw state . that extensive demand, and 7c. higher. Provisions L',lerh'ett gi•Til i7l! i •Z•„. 7410 a art 5
called herself SLACK an ency the French Ambassador, the quiet. Coffee and sugar steady. Molassea quiet. crease -Tsui 1 s.w. 10 • 18 r ,0.181 6
Weymouth 55 51, 5 W. 2 V 20 e !Ole, s
I Petroleum quiet and unchanged. Portsmouth
, a, laatly* by " a tall Priam de la Tour d'Auvergne. ettraidud at the Foreign the arrests and deportations continue. The re-
" dark m " w an, ho called himself &masa, -Nho is oaks yesterday, and had ea kiwi", with the ped mewed search in the archbishop's palace has led to II London 29.04 411! 1 6. 6 llB o ' ani
,o,ver *AM. all 1 8. 10 ela r , lasi 7
said to have been keeper in a lunatic asylum, and Russell no reault. Yarmouth
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EVIZY wrong should have its remedy, and,
therefore, Courts of Justice, with all the apparatus
of Judges and Counsel, are necessary institutions.
But if any one desires to see how the moat useful
institution may be abused, let him read the report
of a case tried at Westminster, which has just oo-
cupied the Lord Chief Justice COCX/11711; a special
jury, and seven counsel, for the last five days. Ob-
stinacy is one of the highest merits in a counsel,
and patience a sterling virtue in judge or jury-
man. But it is surely a serious question whether,
in the present case, these virtues have net been
carried to excess. The jury, it must be admitted,
made a vain attempt to stop the tedious seal of
the plaintiff's counsel, and it is perhaps to be re-
gretted that their effort was not seconded by sa
exhibition of wholesome impatience on the peat)
of the presiding Judge.
The action was brought by a widow lady, gm'
Svmm, against two medical men, Dr. FBAs= and
Mr. ANDREWS. Sho alleged that in the month of
December, 1861, her house in Oakley-square,
Camden•town, had been broken into, and that she
bad been assaulted and grievously abased. In
the impassioned language of her counsel, Mr.
MONTAGU CHAMBEBB, it was " s MO of most
" grievous wrong." A widow of the most abdo-
minal habits, who lived upon veal broth, and
scarcely ever drank anything stronger than a
little " ginger or:raisin wine, or ale," and whose
only companions were another widow and
her brother, who is described s "an imbecile
" but inoffensive youth of the age of 60," sud-
denly found her room invaded, first by a Mrs.
Bilowit, then by " a tall dark woman," who
called herself Stecx, and, lastly, by " a tall
" dark man," who called himself Sauna, who is
said to have been keeper in a lunatic asylum, and
who treated her with the utmost indignity. In
vain she desired them to leave the house—in vain
she requested Mr. Attnesws to remove the ob-
noxious man and woman. For many days no one
paid any attention to her. But at length she got rid
of her tormentors, and went to the neighbourhood
of Bath, her native town, in an exhausted state.
Having returned to London about February fol-
lowing, she at once paid a visit to Mr. ANDREWS
and Dr. FRA/KR, her persecutors, and demanded
an explanation. But receiving no satisfactory
explanation Mrs. SYMIII brought her action.
It is needless to say that upon the trial alumt
the only witness in support of Mrs. 811001 cian
was Mrs. firms herself. But according to the
evidence of the defendants and her friend, Dr.
BARREN Mrs. Siam, instead of confining hermit
to tea and ginger wine, was an accomplished sot.
The lady who lived with her was terrified into
supplying her with any quantity of brandy and
sherry which she wanted, and the imbecile brother
was the person who brought it from the nearest
public-house. There is neither humour nor
interest in repeating the disgusting details
connected with her intemperance. It is suti.

The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort arrived in
tows es Boaday, from visiting the Emperor sad Empress
of the FNMA at Compi4ras, sad have awe goes to Bad-
Ethnic, their nat ia Glooosatreskin, for the winter.
. _

M. Arcinsovitch bad been appointed Vice-Presi-
dent of the Council of State.

The Duke of Newcastle was rather better yes-
terday, bat hia grate's illness prevented him from attending
the Cabinet Council

The marriage of Major the Hon. Augustus
Henry Archibald Ammon, V.C. (sewed surviving me of
iha lets Kid of Lichfield), with the daughter of the Bev.
Themes Ugh Ciaughtoa, vicar of Kidderminster, hesorery
COMO of Weesseter, and formerly profaner of posy is
the Csivenity of Orford, wee solemnised yesterday at
Kildennineter with universal rejetaisp.

Viaoaant tad ViecounasePalmen ton will leave
Oimihrldge lime gaily ant week, for Broadlseda Heats,
far the Christens holidays.

Lord and Lady Loodeeborough bare left the
°Weeds. Hotel far Paris, ea route ter Egypt.
. . _

Harr Herrman, the celebrated preetidigitatenr,
had the honour to perform, by command, before their Royal
Highnemea the Prince and Primer of Wales and a die-
tingehhed party, at Frogman, last 'wooing. The Prison's
Theatre was closed In consequence.

SPAIN.

The Court of Common Council have unani-
mosoiy. weal to appropriate ground in Farritpiee-road,
and to areet dwellings thereon for the labouring poor, at an
atintateicout of 20,0001.

MADRID, Dec. I. EVZ7II3O.
At the sitting of Congress yesterday, the reply
of the Queen to the Emperor Napoleon's letter was
laid upon the table.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO THE HON. HEMET lizutox.—
A melancholy and fatal &oddest occurred an Saturday
evening last to the Hoe. Henry Nelson, youngest brother
of the Right Hon. Earl Nelson, of Trafalgar-home, Down-
too. Mr. Nelson had been taking a little equedrian exer-
dee and was ill the ad of returning to his house—Landlord-
house, in the parish of Plaitford. He was mounted on a very
young horse, and at the Earldoms turnpike-gate, landlord,
the wife of the gatekeeper, perceiving that the animal was
restive, inquired the mama. Mr. Nelson told her that he
thought it had been frightened by a horse threshing machioe,
which, however, was not by the aide of the road. The
women endeavoured to hold the berme whilst Mr. Nelms
tightened the girth', but the animal broke away from her, and
started off in the direction of Plaitford. Mr. Nelms rw•
tained his seat for about half a mile, but was emetically
thrown off, and it is believed dnegod for some emeiderable
distance. John Farm, butler to the Dowsers Countess
Nelson, who was waiting with the airtlege at the resideres
of (aped' Nelson, was attracted by the galloping of the
horse, and on his going into the road be disfavored the un-
fortunate gentleman lying in a slate of imeasibility.
games was procured, and be was conveyed to Landford-
house, where be became ecescions tar a few minutes. He
was put to bed, and Mr. Career, mime of Dormice, was
prompt in his attendance, but the unfortunate gentleman
rapidly sunk, and died about • quarter past sight o'clock.
An inquest was held on the body at the National School on
Monday evening, before Mr. R. M. Wilms, county
coroner, when it was shown that death bad resulted from
coccuscioa of the brain, and a verdict al aecideetel death
was accordhigly returnee. The dewed was IS of
age, and was greatly respected In the neighbesrmd Then
be :raided.

nouns
mummy. op rex FRIDAY.
K.N.E. to N.N.W., Noma-Num Northerly.gairkstrong,

gait. with tall. some MOW.
I.N.W. to NAVE.,
gales, rainy. snow WNW COASTS. As above, bat rainy so
on hills. coasts at times.
'.W. to N.L. strong BotersiCOatea. N.N.W. to E.N.E ,
to pies, with some Para. strong. some
Pith.
...
rain, intervals clear.
N.N.It. liotret-EAwr... .S.N.W. to E.N.Y. and
...

to -
and to NAL, gales to 8 E., strong
in places, with some squalls.
run.
Drum on Cone on all coasts, Tuesday, and this Wednesday.
Neesh.lest_wCalthnees to Lincoln. Weet=Donegal to cern.
wall. tioatit=linglish Channel and Biscay Doty Coasts. South.
itaat=Btrall et Doer to Lincolnshire and Heligoland.

The Archbishop-Deeignate of Dublin is an-
Bounced to preach one of a course of Advent lectures at
St. Paul's, Welwoeth, ea Sunday evening next.
Ma. W. F. WINDBAIL—Men•re. Miller, Son,
and Bugg solicitors, of Norwich. have announeed that
by an indenture of trust and settlement, dated Nov. 24,
1863. William Frederick Windham, late of Minim in the
county of Norfolk, but now of the city of Norwich. uire,
bath conveyed sad assigned unto trustees therein named,
all his real estate and property whisteoever and wheresoever.
upon certain trust. therein contained for the mantra of
the debt■ owls, by the said William Frederick Windham.
to such creditors as shall execute or meant in writing to
the same indenture within three monthis from the date
thereof, and subject thereto upon the further trusts in the
said indenture of trust sad settlement mentioned."