biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-14

GREENWICH.

William Rogers, a smart active young fellow, giving •
false address, was placed in the dock charged with being
found on the premises of Mr. (Munn, landlord of the Priors
of Orange, Lower Deptford-road, Botherhitbe, and stealing
• velveteen coat his property.
Emma Evans said abs was at present stating at the bones
of the prosecutor. On Monday niglikabout lOo'clock,she went
to go upstairs, and on reaching the top landing she fancied
she heard the noise as of some one moving. She immediately
stretched out her arm, and put her hand on the prisoner's
shoulder. On asking the prisoner his business, he replied
that he had come op the stairs to see the potman. She
at coos encased hum of having been in the prosecutor's
bedroom, and ou laying hold of him to detain him he told
her not to make a noise, as he was not afraid, and he would
go down stairs with her. (Laughter.) The prisoner was
afterwards given into custody, and on being searched the
coat now produced, and which belonged to the promoter,
was found upon him, concealed under his shirt.
Inspector Moore, in answer to • question of the magis-
trate, said the prisoner was not at present known, but that
the address be gave at the station bad been found to be
false. He had, therefore, to ask for a remand, to enable
constables from other divisions toattend and identify him if
possible.
The prisoner, who maintained perfect silence during the
examination, was remanded for • week.

CLERKENWELL POLICE COURT.
London, England, 1864-09-14

PRtSSIA.

BERLIN, Sirr. 13.

The Norddentache Zeitung of to-day says :—" The
Prussian government has already sent a suitable
reply to the last note of Earl Russell upon the pre-
liminaries of peace."
No official notification has yet been received from
Darmstadt and Nassau relative to their entering
the Zollverein on the basis of the Franco-Prussian
treaty of commerce.

THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
VIENNA, Sgrr. 13.

A sitting of the Conference took place to-day.
It is asserted that the subject of discussion was a
proposition made by Auatria and Prussia that the
claims of the Duchies to the treasure and state pro-
perty of Denmark should be settled by payment of
a fixed amount.

THE HERZEGOVINA.
RAGUSA, SeIT. 13.

Some German, French, and Servian journals
have announced the breaking out of an insurrection
in the Herzegovina, and have even published details
of an alleged battle at Kolusein. This news is
entirely unfounded. There is, however, a certain
agitation in the Herzegovina.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company
CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS.
lIRSEILLLS, San. 13.
The Delta, with the above mails, reached Mar-
seilles at 8 a.m. this day.
The mails left for London at 11.30 a.m.
London, England, 1864-05-18

- - -
THE PEACE SOCIETY.

This society held its forty-eighth anniversary
meeting at Finsbury Chapel, Finsbury, lent eves*, esti
was pretty numerously attended. a great proportion of the
heieg isembess the Sesisty of Moods. Joomm
Awl, Seq., presided, and as the *sterns were Mr. Ebbs
Burritt, the Rev. James Los& the Bev. A.Good, the 1t.,.
Pax toe Rood. and the Rev. Dr. Campbell.
The Roc H. RICHARD. the mormary, read the report, in
whirl the committee expressed their sordid gratitude to her
blejesty's governante t for baring hitherto misted all attempts
Is adz Mawr ia the Anton/on, the Polish, or the Nilo-
Gonna' war io whirl policy they had bow upheld by pubhe
°violas. The cosh aerosol stated that the &rosiest is hand
oe 14th May, RAI. was 441/. 11.. W.; sad the receipt'
for the year. 4041. lia., seeking • teed at 11111/, lAs
The expeditors for the year wee 1,8794 12s. 3d., leaving
• balance I. band at 521. 3a. 9s. . .

Mr. & BOWLY. of Gloucester. moved the first resolution :
—•• That this ineetieg, while adhering to the principle ,on
which the Pesos Society is based—that all war to opposed
to the aphit sod pretepte of Christianity—caorot bet re-
joice over say disposition shove by the governments of the
civilised world to adopt them maxims and mamma of
pracitical policy which have a ter:drag to diminish the cus-
tom of appealing to the sword. They ere, therefore. emit-
chilly gratified at the prelimsl of the Emperor of the Free&
in favour of these measures of arbitration. and the simul-
taneous reduction of armaments, for 'IAA the Moods of
peace have oolong and so earnestly reetualed.*
Yr. ELIKU YUKRIIT seconded the remilutioe is a speech.
in the sours@ of which he highly eulogised the Emperor of
the ',remelt fir ptomain' a magnet lane year.
The resolution was carried uesaimously.
The Rev. PAXTON HOOD moved That this mistiest;
vstefully ackeowledges the wisdom and firmness with
which her Majesty's ministers have abstained from inter-
fering by form of arms in the American, Polish, or Dees-
Genoa. wars, which could only, is each case, have entiretied
the area sad aggravated the hereon of the coeffict. It sar-
asstly hopes that the government will sot °sly adhere to this
policy of forbearance as respects Europe end America, but
that it will extend the same to ear Eastern relations, se that
England may wit 'pia have to blue beton the world for
such acts as those moody perpetrated I. her aurae is
Chime, and Japan, acts all the wore ioddsosibleris our
tweet expo sons la India has proved that be the East as
la the West, the most wasthatety sad bums, podgy is
also the most sasossetaL" He eisearibed the Inagell date
it Groat Ma* and said he was sands, ugh to be-
lieve that God mast to do with the wodd at hop what be
had does for Great Britain. _ _

.....ibli ia•: iIIIIIIIILO2I 0 iscesded, sal tin maintioa
limb( bona spool to, the melba apiesteL
London, England, 1864-05-18

HIM MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

The Traria/a ersa produced here last night, for the
id Oboe this mom We have seek* sow to ay es to
illemmies or desserts of this very popular opera, about
oafish we sad all veer omitainpoveries have already said
asagh, sad more than enough. It retains its popularity ;
ie simple mid Rowing music continues to plaice the ear ;
and the beireirm, 'hearer • " proper„ personage or oot,
sem fail to interest and affect the audience. Lest night
Übe part of Violetts was sustained by • streoger, MU*.
Nook who mode so exceedingly favourable Met
Sir ledy is yeasg sad handsome, has • flee soprano voick
gas assemplished singer, and a graceful sod intelligent
seirms. She made • siren impremios from the very out.
set ; bar air le the first ant " Ah, fors'i was loudly
=mowed ; she was repeatedly called on sad applauded ; sad
Iwo whole performanos was a decided and deserved sommes.
lasirdoel, who was to bare appeared for the first time this
atom is the character of Alfredo, was unfortunately so.
obi to sing, and hi place was takes by Signor Malveod,
wbaoluittd himself astadactorily. The house was filled
Sy • isshiouslals sadism*.

A choral festival of five thousand voices will be
lid at she Grystal Palace as Wednesday, Jane 13411, nada'
the direction of Mr. G. W. Mortis. Twelve Misdeed tenable,
awl onadaetora of choral societies amembled on Saturday
Ereterhall, for • rehearsal of the chores's, anthems,
part songs. &c., forming the programme for the festival.
Mims of the part songs are for tour trebles, sad will be sang
**Maenad triable voices to s part.
London, England, 1864-05-18

A PRUSSIAN PROJECT.

The Paris Prose says that the Prussian govern-
ment is urging, as • condition of peace, the
construction of a canal connecting the Baltic with
the Northern Sea. "This canal," says the French
journal, " is the Baltic free ; it is • considerable
step towards the liberty of the seas. But this
canal suppresses the sovereignty of Denmark over
the Sound and over the Belie, and it takes from
that country the keys of the Baltic to put them
into the hands of Europe. Consequently, bow can
Denmark, remaining master of the duchies, consent
to this great work 1 It would be something like
suicide. If, then, we ask the emancipation of the
duchies, it is because this emancipation alone can
give us the canal from the Baltic to the Northern
Sea. What a victory for civilisation !"
London, England, 1864-05-18

ebt Court.

BALMORAL, MAT 15.
Lord Stanley of Alderley had the honour of
diaing wit► her Majesty sad the royal family.

The Prince of Wales Tod* on horseback yesterday fore-
noon, attended by Hajar Teesdale.
The MOW and Princess at Wake took a carriage drive in
the al lemma.
Mr. Harry Hall had the hamar of submitting his picture
of " Stockwell " to the Prime of Wales.

Despatches wore received yesterday at the Colouisbofilos
from the Coverers, al Hang Sort& Ceylon, Lbws, the
Australian Colrain, New Zealand, Gibraltar, and Yalta.
Despatches were seat to the Lard High DoillOteltelleT el
the lonian Islands.
London, England, 1864-05-18

ININNEFORWS PURE FLUID MAGNEBLi
has been, darted twenty-toe years, emphatically saes
closed by the medical profeadoe, sad aniversaily socepted by
the public. as the beet setaselly for &daily of the stomach, beast.
hem headache. geed, and leidipalken sad ea • seed aperient
for dettoabe annealnitart, mare especlaily for ladles and chit
drat It is presred, In • state of period purity arid Of Wheat
strength, by-DiNIMORD mad (o, In. Sew Boadaireet, Len
der : and sold by all suesesebbb ebsealsbo thressbout the redL
London, England, 1864-05-18

MINII&-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'Clocx.
The mining market is firm to-day, with a good
amount of business. The principal feature m
strong demand for Wheal Seton shares., whisk •
have risen to 225, "buyers." East Cazadon ant
also better at 294 to 30, and Kan Grenville at
44 to 4. Ent Lovell are quoted 22 to 4, and
Wheal Grenville, 9) to In the Stock Exchange
Sithney /fetal shares leave been dealt in at 44,
Chiverton at 11f, Fait Lovell at 223, and Gress
Laxey at 9i.
Foreign and colonial mining sissies are quiet.
St. John del Rey are officially marked 46, being
firm.
London, England, 1864-05-18

LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, an
I. Orion Sal Botanical Preparation too Improving and %anti-
tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it impart*
to the cheek, sad the softness and delicacy chick ft indoces of
Use bends and arcs, lie capability of soothing Irritation and
removing ell redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, &scoters.
Nom, and other cutaneous vUthatieus, reader It indispensable to
every toilet it obviates all the efeeta of climate on the akin,
whether with reference to cold and incienwitcy, or intense
solar beat, Prise Is IS sad la It per bottle.—Bold at 10),
liatton.garden mud by chemists and perfumers. Ask for
Rowlands' Kalyder,- sad hews,. of spurious and pernicious
articles seder the nem* of " Catyder."
London, England, 1864-05-18

SHARE LlBl'B.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ozoow.

The railway market is dull to-day, and
prices generally exhibit as unfavourable ten-
dency. Metropolitan and Great Northern
stocks have declined 4 per oent., Midland 4, sad
London and North Western and South Eastern 4.
London and North Western stook is now quoted
11 to 111 ; Great Western, 60 to 4 ;
1211 to 1224 •, Lancashire and York-
' shire, 1114 to f ; South Eastern, 904 to 914 ;
Great Eastern, 474 to 4 ; London and South
Western, 974 to 984 ; Metropolitan, 1144 to
115 ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; and Cale-
donian 119 to 120.
Grail Indian Peninsula stock has improved, and
East Indian is firm. Canadian and foreign lines
are quiet. Sambre and Meuse shares are inquired
for.
London, England, 1864-05-18

ROYAL PPALIAN OPERA.

Am Stemmeehifie was performed on Monday even-
he smith Adams Frei to the abersater et Amiss. This
pwrik it will be zemembwred, is which the fah sad
yeelbfal prima dam aerie a esaqued, at am blow, at the
Blegrels yablim the emend before them an absolute
ellweipc, met haws ems by MEN to • dome people in the
frown, awl wadi misaing She "found hermit famona." If she
inning thee, she is mars charming Dow —a more
ambled artist, and altagether the most captivating Amiss
mseran the stage. Whelher she excels her greenlet pre-
mom% the Nadu& end Jenny Linde of former days,
yew be cruailioned, bat few people will say that she is is-
Nam to any of time. She was rapturously applauded by
moat the fullest bream of the sesecia. She was well Op-
gelid by Naadia, a the character of Memo, and by Faun
hi abet et Chsat Redelfe ; and this plowing sad interesting
egos west of with remarkable Mat.
London, England, 1864-07-15

TEM GERMAN DIET.

FB.ANKFORT-ON-THXILLINE, JULY ti. Bynum.

At the sitting of the Federal Diet to-day, a pro-
position was made by Austria and Prussia, that a
request should be addressed to the Doke of Angus-
tenburg similar to that addressed to the Grand
Duke of Oldenburg, asking him to substantiate his
hereditary claims to the Duchies. The vote upon
this proposal has been postponed until the next
sitting.

JUNIATA.
HANOVER, JULY 14.
klis Majesty is slightly indispose&

FitAl'iOL

PARIS. JOLT 14.

It is ses-rtell upon reliable information that the
English government has congratulated the Emperor
upon the diminution of the disorders in Algeria.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, JULY 14.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes as eons-
pared with the previous account :—Decrease : Cash,
9 2-3 millions ; advances, 2 millions; current
accounts, 17 4-5 millions. Increase : Bills dis-
counted not yet due, 5 millions ; Notes, 20i
millions ; Treasury accounts, I million.
London, England, 1864-07-15

BUYPLY.

The hones thee went into committee of iropplv.
Some discussion ensued on the vote of 8,R76/, to eism-
plot, the sum necessary for the National Gallery, Mr.
Osborne and others protesting spinet any attempt oil the
part of the government to evade the recent vote of the
bonne tagalong the proposal for surrendering the National
Gallery budding to the Royal Acedemy, and removing the
national pictures to a gallery to be erected behind Burling-
ton Boum.

Lord PALMERSTON Assured the committee that the
govererneat was quite prepared to accept the merit vote of
the house as fatal to the Burlington House scheme. It
would, however, be necessity to ecocide" what provision
should be made to bowie lb. royal academicians.
Mr. LIDDELL saw no reason why the public should be
called upon to provide accommodation for tbe Ravel
Academy, which was a wealthy private body, well able to
" provide" itself.
The vote was agreed to, as also a vote of 9.0001. for the
National Portrait Gallery.

FORTIFICATIONS AND WORKS.
The house Una went isto committee oa Fortilicences sad
Works.

After some discussion the resolution authorising the
raising of a sum of 6.10.000 f. eras agreed to.
WAIS AND MEANS.
Ia committee of ways and mem.
Mr. F. PEEL moved a resolution far the ro.iseue of
1,600.000!. to meet the like amount of &chequer Bills tall.
img doe this your.
The motifs, was agreed to.
BLEACHING AND DYEING WORKS ACT
EXTENSION BILL.

Tim house thus wars silo commutes es this bill,
Or clams I,
dir H. CAIRNS moved ea masedesal Jo the aid QM
London, England, 1864-07-15

COAL HARKKT.,7(THIS DAT.I

Walls End Haswell, 18s. 6d. .;
Walla Eod .Bt4
17s. 9d. ; Walls Eed South Hettoo, 18a. 6d. ; Walla End
Braddyla 11 ettoo, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Eod Oaseop, 17s. 9d. ;
Walls Eod ; Taefield Moor Bates, 13e. 6d. ;
Hastinp Hartley, 17s. 3d.—Ships at market, 25 ; at see. 35.

Mr. Hardcastle intends, on the second reading
of Facilities for Divine Service in Collegiate Schools Bill,
to more that it be read a second tiros upon this day three
months.

Mr. Cobden, on Friday next, will call the
attrition of the house to the great extension of oar govern-
ment manufacturing establishments ; and will move a
resolution.

Mr. Hankey, on Monday, will ask the Secretary of
State for the Home Departmet whether he hes abandoned
the idea of brines' is a bill this maim relating to a Deirdre
kip& for the metropolis sod, if so, what course be pro-
wess to follow respecting the better security of the metro-
polis against loss by fire, is acondance with the reommes-
dation of the committee on that subject, 1862.
London, England, 1864-07-15

GAOLS

The order for the otimenittee on this bill wee discharged,
and the bill withdrawn.

The Portsmouth Dockyard (Aequisitioa of Lands) Bill
passed through cosamittsw
Tim /fish's's Act Amendment Bill was mod a third time
sad passed
.. • . . . _

TI;-• Ha-rwich Harbour Act Ansembneut Bill passed
through committee.
The Expiring Laws ConLionanoe Bit wee read a third
time and passed.
The Isle of Nan Harbours Act Ameodineat Bill, and the
Militia Ballots Suspeosion Bill were read a third time Lod
The
The Sheriffs Substitute (Scotland) Bill pulsed through
committee.

The Bank Notre, Ac., Signature Bill, and the Drainage
sad Improvement of Lands (Ireland) Supplemental Bill
were severally reed a sesond time.
In Summary Procedure (Scotland) Bill, the Lords' amend-
ments were agreed to.
The Naval and Victualling Stores Bill was read a third
time sod pared.
THE MORTGAGE DEBENTURES BILL.

Os tii;;;diTriCWtieae;onarWdfiiiaiaial;irl,-
Carmel DUNNE asked for farther explanation before
pmceedieg with suds an important meteors at this period of
the ee•.ioe.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL opposed the bill ; end
after a short drimmisioc, in which several bon. members
took part,
Sir J. SHELLEY moved the adjoarnment of the &tate.
The house divided :
For the motion 49
Against it l3-36
The Registration of Deed. (Ireland) Bill panned through
committee.
The other orders were disposed of, end the home id-
iom:lad.
London, England, 1864-07-15

THE REGENT'S CANAL IRON WORKS
COMPANY (Limited).
Incorporated ander the Companies Act, MISR by whkg the
liability of each shareholder is Waged to the swami of his *area.
Capital L 230,000, la
which4oo Ames of Z2O each.
BIM lane LOOO Shares, of i anahall ar- alteady subsalbed
Dr the Directon and their friends.
Deposit LI per share on application, and L 2 on allotment, and
the remainder to salts not exceeding V per share, at intervals
of rot less than two mouths.
It is not contemplated to call up more than LlO per sham
JAMES GOODSON_ , 32, Reasingesu Gardessomaare, Chairman.
Edward Honor, The Bowe. Halstead, Lem
James Pandope Wheat Tooley-treet.
John Everitt, 11, Tekenbouseyard. Leedom.
Collinson Hai sea, Hammock, Leer.
John Watson lay. L Bavage=as,
Howard Reed, ilmdoe, Mid
Willem Tabor, filshopegateafireet, Leaden.
Beaty Orimall, Regent's Canal Iron Works, Managing Director.
(With power to add to their amber.)
ArDITUNS.
Cornelius Walked 14, Leedenhalletreet.
F. W. Spooner. Public Accountant.
1101.10Moria—kteens. Kingsford sod Dalluaa, Imex-street,
Strand, W.C.
laanwa—Tlia But Landes Mask, Lemberdeftest
PIZAJIVIAL Aourni—The listanalal Corporation klimited),
14, Leadsnhall street.
MICLIZART (pro teal—Thad. Rolland Moon, Reheat's Canal
Doe Works.
Tempernry Geese-14, DredenhalLetreet, KC.
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
This Company le formed foe the purpose of carrying on as a
loWt.-steek saterprbie the welikeeene engineering works of Mr.
Henry Griseell, situate In the Nagle Wiled-road, Regents-canal,
Loudon. which are now in full operation.
Elie work. were established by Mr. Ortreell In the year Mk
and since that time here been must successfully carried on under
hie immediate supervision.
Each applicant well be required to pay tote the Bankers of
the Company LI per share on the number of shares applird for,
and upon allotment to make a further payment of £2 per share
on the shares allotted to him. Further calls will be made at
per share. intervals of not leas than two 'Booths, and no call will exceed A 2
Prospectuses and forms of implication for shams may be had
el the Solicitors, saint the Oboes of the Iflnaneled Corporation
(Limited,, 14 Leadealell-street, City. EC.
London, England, 1864-07-15

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nom owe twit

PARIS. Taut/MAT EVIIITNO.

The Pays gives the following as a Post Scriptum :

Denmark is negoti►ting directly with Prussia and Austria
an armistice. the almost immediate conclusion of which is
certain. Hostilities will therefore soon be suspended de
jure, as they already are de forto. The negotiations for
peace already begun will be continued after the armistice.
The Bourse opened with great animation, but •
reaction set in later, and the closing prices were the
illowest of the day. Rents, after touching 66fr. 55c.,
closed at 66fr. 450., with a rise of only 50. Mobilier
left off without change. The money article of the
Opinion Nationale says :

There is mach talk of M. Fonld's jonrsey to Slay. The
Finesses Minieter is supposed to be eogitding financial pro-
jects of a nature to reduce the hart of pidgin expenses
very considerably. Should these rumens. sot be devoid of
foundation, this market cannot fail shortly to be influenced
by them in a more decisive manner.

The Patrie publishes a correspondence between
its proprietor, M. Delamarre, and M. Fould, the
Finance Minister, in which the former complains
of the privilege enjoyed by the Moniteur dos Soir in
receiving the Bank of France returns to the exclu-
sion of all the other evening papers. M. Fould
replies simply that it is only the publication in the
Moniteur which gives an official character to the
returns, and that the morning Moniteur always
had the first of them. The real object of the
government, which M. D3lamarre protests against
In vain, to to undersell the evening papers by
means of the Moniteur du Soir, which costa only
one sous, and thus ensure the propagation of
sound Napoleonic ideas. Apropos, the Nation, an
ably-conducted young journal, has just expired.
The Journal General de 'lnstruction Publique
has been visited with a costewiniqui censuring
an article, which, by means of "fantastic calcula-
tions," attempted to make ont that the depart-
ment of the Seine (which includes Paris), was
behind all others in public instruction.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

FRIDAY, JOLT 14 II A.III
London, England, 1864-07-15

SHOCKING SUICIDZ Olr A WIPE.

I NQU EST. —(THIS DAY.)
This forenoon Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex
Cer(Ott, resumed as iaquiry at this Hairs Head Tavern,
I,,,..r.street, St. Load, respecting the death of Mrs. Ellen
aged 37 years, who committed suicide under very
painful circumstanees.
M,.4 Sophia Griffin, 5, Russell-place, Euston-road. said'
.tecealed was ber sister-in.law. and we, the wife of •

,-;:crette minufactsrer, residing et 16, Lever street. Her
.151nd cave way to habits of ioteniperance, cod deceased
moth distressed io consequence.
Mr. l.nah Hyatt, 16. Leveratreet, said that Mr. Griffin
'L Siturday week left borne in a state of great excite-
"nt. Deceased went searching for him through the
I:7,"tt, and remained out till 1 o'clock the following morn-
'', twang to Sod him. She returned home in • state of
..",at dejection. Os the Sunday afternoon two boys came
her that her htiebood had been found in a delirious
,te iu a house is ithoraditch, and that be had been carried
Shoreditch Lunatic Ward. When witness went ogt•tn
•
`•t her know this, he found her lying on the floor end the
. quite dead, and her limbs contorted. Two vessels,

.;• (*.nit:Lit:ling White sediment and a Flan were found iu
r.ortt downstairs. Bottles cooteicing ammonia and
!• arid were in the MOW room.
Mr Emus, the superiotendent of the lunatic ward of
• sloreditch Workhouse, stated that eighteen out of
•••••:. twenty indicate that came iota that ward, had been
• . Ted Muss by drinkisg and its emeequeocee.
Latheby, analytical chemist at the I,oadon Hospital,
t.,..t he had found 100 grains of oxalic acid in the
.•h of the deceased. She died from the effects of that
• • 1. There were the remains of some oxalic acid in the
• !,und soar the deceased.
•,roner havingsurnmed up, thelury returned a verdict
• i•cide while of unsound mind. It was stated that
of the deceased was still is arodoement in the
• ,•• . • ward of the Shored itch workhouse.
• .- proceedings then terminated.

• 't.oN CrLTIV AVON IN NORTH-WLSTIOIN
t A number of Californians and other Anserioaes
is planting cotton in Similes sod Bosom The
' f the Kul I.nrenzo Agricultural sod Ifasufseterieg
,or to :in Francisco has distributed seven toes of
amongst the oetives of those states. Isis said
.ern acres bays boos planted with cotton north of
• rts river.—Son Franciaro Alta.
RITION TO C•uratutte.—During the Wit
nth% 6.700 poisons have passed throe & Pansies
ay to Sea Francisco.—Panama Star, June 2L
London, England, 1864-07-15

[Stamped, Id Additional.)

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(iscrris's vaiewie.)
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
BIGILLN, Jots 14.

Official intelligence arrived here yesterday that
couriers had lett Ooposhsgen for Vim= asdßerlin
with proposals foe an armistice and peace.

VIENNA, JOLT 14, Evilmra.

The ministry for foreign alf airs has received
information that) a courier from Copenhagen will
shortly arrive, with proposals for an armistice.
London, England, 1864-07-15

TRAVELLING ON RAILWAYS.

Mr. B. COCHILANI: asked whether the President of the
Board of Trade had reconsidered the question put to him
the other night, sod whether be intended to introduce any
lilt making it compulsory on railway oompanies to provide
• means of commummition betimes passengers ►nd the
grids of ra+iw►y trains. I Hear.j
Mr. f 8,4024 mai it seemed le was understood the other
day to bee° altogether refused to eatertaiu the question.
That wee cot what Leo istroded. What be meant to wa-
ver was that he did uut then sew his way aulheieutly wall to
0.. • decided pyieniao. Nodnoht it was noplessast to be
shut us 01 a railway carriage and to how that you had co
mesas of calling apy 000 to your aid. The case of murder
the other day showed the ueossaity of providing for this
state of things. Although he was quits willing to see some
means of omounoicatioe estabHsbtd, be must drehee
making say promise to ietroduee a bill on the subject next
seesioe.

Mr. B. (X)CHRIN asked whether the right hon. gentle-
man war ~ot aware that all the railway, throughout the coo-
lima* Lad means of communication between the passengers
setthe go.rll

Mr. C I iSAN said he was swan that in some parts of
lit* postmen% there were sash moans of oommunicatiou,
bet he ea, by no means aura that the conatsuctuou of our
seaways sod of one "tfilliple wu sorb as to admit of Ws
asom arraarsaipai Wag nada is this Gauntry.
London, England, 1864-07-15

LATEST PARTICULARS-(THIS DAY.)

The detective police were engaged the whole of last night
in following up the clue, which it is believed has bees
obtained to the murderer. The most minute watch has
bees set over certain parts of the metropolis, bat for
obvious reasons nothiog further can at present be stated.
The remain* of the deceased geutleman, Mr. Briggs, were
interred yesterday, in the graveyard attached to the Unita.
rim Chapel, Hackney. Large crowds were assembled along
the road to witness the funeral cortege, and the greatest
reaped was shown by t►e inh►bitants, the shops along the
line of route being closed during part of the day.

As Marshal Niel was two days ago taking a drive
is hie phaeton at Toulouse, oue of the hones fell, and the
Rhea threw the marshal ou, of the carriage sad broke one
of his ribs. The accident, however. is not expected to be
attended with any serious cousequenoos.
London, England, 1864-07-15

JUL;
LATESt INTELLIGHet
y~~Ossurzies stimaium.) . -
, .
ITALY.
TURIN, Jon' AI

15,

The bill authorising the sale of the state rail-
ways to the house of Messrs. Rothschild will not
come on for discussion this session.

The rumours of expeditions beilg undertaken
by Garibaldi are unfounded.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jur T 14.

The Epoca of to-day say.:—" The precautionary
measures taken by the government on the 6th inst.
against an insurrectionary movement in Madrid
were not union. The conspirators were ready to
take possession of the telegraph lines, and announce
to the provinces that a revolution bad broken out
iu Madrid, after which they would have awaited
the effect of this intelligence."

THY BOMBAY MAIL.
ALEXANDRIA, JOLT 14.

The Ripon and Delta, with the above mail, left
Alexandria at 10 a, m. to•day. The former may be
expected at Marseilles on the 20th, and the latter
at Southampton about the 27th inst.
OUTWARD MALL OF JUNK 27 AND JULY 4.

The Jeddo, with the above mail, left Suez for
Bombay on the 13th iost.

AMEP.ICA
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY lb.

The North German Lloyds' steamer Hansa, from
New York, passed the Needles at 9.10 a.m. to-day.

BRAZIL MAIL.
(DT ?CLUMPS MON U 81101.)
BUENOS AYRES, NAY 27.

Exchange, 501 ; ounces, 28.80 ; wet salted bides,
381; dry American, 371 to 391 ; tallow, 14} ;
lumber, 36 to 40 ; flour, 71 to 8 ; refined sugar,
221. Imports duller, but unchanged in price.
London, England, 1864-05-27

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTIETH
SALE—CUSTOM Hors; LONDON, May, Int —For
SALE by order of the Use, the OcomMemioness of her Making's
Costonnon the Cceninerclal3anlocess, Mtheing-has, on TUD,
DAY, the ylst May, Hide at 10 o'clock at noon precisely the follow-
log 000D0 for home oonsnaption Broady, ittna, ben", and
Wine. The above goods may be viewed at the Queen.' aro-
house. Custom house, Thames-street, and at the Leaden Docks
on Monday, the 80th May, 18114, from 10 o'clock In the morning
until 3 o'clock In the afternoon, and 013 the day of sale, from 10
o'clock In the rooming until 12 o'clock at noon ; Molesting of to
sad Wine being remitted to the day of sales the
Queen's Warehouse. Take notice, that goods sold at We tale
will not be delivered until after two clear days of the day on
which they are mold, and that no lota can be paid for at the altos
et the Reostrar•Oenend after I o'clock is the afternoon, and
that on the day of tan money will not be mooned by the
Incelver-Oeneral after 11 o'clock In the forenoon thitakstiee
may be bad at the Quern's Merehonee, enstomm-boom, Thames.
street. 3d. each.
London, England, 1864-05-27

FRANCE.

PLEUS, MAT 26.
The government has sent orders to Cherbourg
for the departure of the ironclad frigate Invincible
for Tunis.

The Pays of this evening says :—" The French,
English, and Italian consuls in Morocco have
addressed a note to the government of that state,
demanding the withdrawal, within a month, of the
orders prohibiting the Moors from trading with
Rtiropeana."

SWITZERLAND.
BERNS, MAT 26.
The International Conference, formed for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the cure and relief of
soldier, wounded on the field of battle, will shortly
be convoked for its second sitting at Genera.
London, England, 1864-05-27

BILIDOIED PROSPECTUS.

The objects his Cowpony are to urch from Benet° time,
such freehold of
or tleseehog property is Loudonase, and its neighbour-
hood sa may present pedal capabilities for Improvement.
The first step of the Company will be the purebase and dam.
topiarist of some first-class freehold properties at the West ind,
for securing which most advantageous agreements have been en-
tered Into, and the rental to be derived therefrom has bees
estimated by experience.* valuers to produce a endlelent sum to
native interest and dividend amount's( to 16 per cent. and
upwards (arising from properlo, ever increasing in value:, after
making ample deduction for repairs, outgoings, and mamas.
ment . and, when these propeetke are completed and on:spied.
it Is calculated they may be re-sold at a profit of 60 per cent. to
the Company.
leull particulars of the proposed operations of the Company
may be obtained at the oWces, No. 1, New Broad-street-court,
where the articles of association may be seen ; and prospectuses
and forms of application for shares may be obtained from the
Bankers, Brokers, Solicitors, or at the s css of the economy.

FREEHOLD and GENERAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY ;Limited,.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SHARK LIST et this
Company will be CLONED on THCESDAY, the and June, at 4
ciekek. R. N. COLLIES, Secretary.
Temporary Mom 1, New Broadatreet-000rt.
London, England, 1864-05-27

WITHDRAWAL OF THE GUARDS FROM CANADA.

Sir F. SMITH asked the Under-Secretary of State for War
whether there was any truth in the report that it was
intended to diminish the strength of her Majesty's forum
now serving in Canada by withdrawing two battalion' of
Guards now serving than
Tie Marquis of fiARTINCTON said be staled on last
Friday evening that it was intended to bring hum two
battalions of the Guards and one battalion of the Military
Train without relief. The chief resales, as be believed, for
this step were that very heavy expenditure was sow being
incurred in Canada for the hire of buildings for the use and
accommodation of the troops. sod that it was dedrable, as
soon u poesible and practicable, so reduce that expenditure.
It was also thought advisable to give the opportunity, which
would now be afforded to Sir W. Fenwick Williams. of con-
emituting the troops which were now scattared over a long
line of frontier ; and it was further considered that if those
two battalions were retained in Canada there would not be
•sufficient number at home to form a brigade of Guards for
service in nay other quarter. (Cries of "Bear, hear.")
London, England, 1864-05-27

ABpDGED PROesPECTra.

Thla Company hini—bsen—coostituted ler the of ander-
taking the construction, maintenamn, and woe g railways.
the manufacture of railway plant and rolling stock for We or
hire, reclaiming land', the construction or reservoirs, roads,
bridges, docks, harbourpiers. brsakwaters. drainage, water,
and other public works, !Wallah and toreig,.. . .

The COro.Pan have annulled, on veriii;;OOraltas terms, with
the eminent contractor, Mr. Rowland Brotherhood, who be. for
many years carried on a large sad lucrative trade, and agrees to
transfer the whole of his business to the Company, Including his
freehold works, ennead at the Groat Weston Railway Station,
ChiPivenham, with all its compete machinery, stock, and tools,
as well a. the plant and Interest In railway and other contracts
now in band.

in the event of no allotment being made, the deposits will be
returned in full. Should a less number of Mares be allotted
than are applied for, the deposit. wit be made avanable towaros
payment on allotment, and the balance, u any, returned to the
applicant.
Applications to be made to the London Financial Asimetation
(Lkniter”, Smith &whom., Threadneedle-street the Imperial
Financial Company ;Limited:, lane . or to the Brokers.
Full prospectuses and forms of application for shares may
also be obtained at the several banks or their branches.

The memorandum and article. oluoclalwn rizaii;:bupecte4
at the dikes of the Solicitors to the Company.
London, England, 1864-05-27

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Gold fluctuated yesterday between 174 and
174, and closed 177 i. It opened this morning
180, and at one time, owing to a belief in the Pre-
sident's proclamation, rose u high as 184 ; at 11
o'clock it stands 183.

Government Sizes, registered, 1881, 114} ; five-
twenties, Coupons, 1061 ; seven-thirties, 112 i.
New York Central Railway, 1341 ; Eries, 151 ;
Illinois Central, 133.

Cotton closed yesterday, 90i; breadstuff' im-
proved ; provisionsdull ; sugars inactive ; coffee firm.

(sitrrsas TIELIGILMIL )
PRUSSIA AND THE PRINCE OF
AUGUSTENBIJRG.
BSRLDT, HAT 27.
The Speiser:Ole Zeihtng of to-day says :—" Wo
are informed that the Prwwian government will
exert its utmost influence to support the candida-
ture of the Prince of Augustenburg to the throne
of Sleswig.Holstein, and the complete separation of
the Duchies from Denmark."

[ll4

TURIN. MAT 27.
The National Baak has reduced its rate of die•
nit to 8 per

ITALY.

to (vat
OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, MAT 27.

The North German Lloyd's steamer Bremen,
sailing benoe this afternoon for New York with
the English, French, and German mails, takes out
189 saloon passengers, jewellery from Havre value
7,3001., and a large cargo, of which 300 tons were
shipped at this port, including a large quantity of
French silks. Despatches for the United States
will be received on board the Bremen until 2 p.m
to-day.
London, England, 1864-05-27

THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW IN HYDE-PARR,

Sir IL W. RIDLEY inquired whether the First Commie-
Moser of Works had made any arniegemecit for the edam-
Mon of the public to whales the volunteer review osi Satur-
day next ?
Mr. OOWPER said that the government had been anxious
to enable the friends of the volunteers to eletain every faci-
lity for 'amorist' the review, and an enclosure would be
railed off, to which people would be admitted by tickets.
Those tickets would be seat to the commending officers of
the various corps of volunteers. Two tickets would also be
seat to each member of both houses of parliament, and to
official persons. Officers is uniform would also be admitted
to the enclosure, but would not be entitled to take any per-
son with them.
THE CONFEDERATE RAMS.
Mr. T. HANHEY asked the Under of State for
Foreign Affairs whether Inters which a in a leading
paper, ems purporting to be written by l Raman, and the
Other by the President of the Confederate States, upon the
subject of the Confederate rams, were authentic ?
Mr. LAYARD said he believed that the letters were •
hoax, and am • very *maims one. (Laughter.)
London, England, 1864-05-27

CRYSTAL PALACE.-ARRANGEMENTS
for TO-MORROW (Satardayl, the day of the GREAT
FLOWIIII sad FRUIT BROW at the Season :—Doore epee sad
flaw Picture Galley open at 10—Flower Show about Twelve..
Gelid beaker, at 1-11i8tary and Orchestral Bands on Great
Orchestra at Werra& From the wpm ease of the Oreet
Orchestra the mance of the Great Tranaept, Ailed with
company sad lan is unequalled. Tickets or Oldness Season
Tickets be beforehand of say of the nasal agents ;
at the Pelee!: or at lestar-halt.

opm at four to-morrow (3sturday) morning,
for the reception of Gowen sad fruit
A Special Troth for (lordimers from the London bridge Station
at 0.0 ►m. to-morrow.
London, England, 1864-05-27

THE BarrisH ENVOY TO BHOOTAN.

lir. W. EGERTON asked the Secretary of Stab for
ledia whether any information had been received of the
insproooment of the MCA envoy to Rhoden ; and, if so,
what steps had been taken to procure the release of Mr.
Ede..

Sir C. WOOD said he had received no public despatch
upon the subject referred to by the boa. member. The
only information which had reaehed hide was contained
in a private letter from Sir J. Lawrence. Be had, how.
ever, no reason to think that Mr. Eden was imprisoned,
although he was subjected to some species of insult with
the particulate of which he was ootaocurately acquainted. Mr.
Eden arrived safely at Derjheeli as the 12th of last mouth,
sad he found oe arriving them that some of the chiefs were
detained
preparing to take op arms to rescue him in case he but bees

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.
Mr. SMOLLETTasked the Bsor.Lrf of State for the Colo-
simo when the British protectorate of the Isaias Republic
would absolutely ream ; end whether or not the peewit
Lord High Conuaimioaer, Sir Henry Storks, bed published
an act, dated the 22nd April, 1864, introducing into the
Seven Islands a purely democratic °Destitution Med upon
usivereal suffrage, the right of voting being coeferred upon
every inhabitant above the age of tweety-ooe years, persons
wider examination for felony and others previously ma-
Titled being alone excepted ; if so, whether the *Mimi of
Sir H. Storks in this matter had bees sanctioned by the
Colooial-office, and whether the arrangement made wee con-
sidered by her Majesty's government to be calculated to
ressolidato the Greek kingdom, and was likely to promote
the political security of the King of the Halleoes.
Mr. CARDWELL said that oa the 2nd of Jane mat there
would be a transfer of the lonian Islands from the proms.
touts of the Queen to the King of the Hellenes. Sir H.
Storks bad not published any 000etitotioa either democratic
or otherwise, with a view to the future constitution of the
logien Islands. But Sir H. Storks had received a request
from theverarmat of the, ng of the Hallam
certain electoral lists might b Kie
prepared for their use.that
Those lista were accordingly drawn up, and would be found
available by the lonise authorities. He had only to add
that her Majesty's goverment entirely approved of the
come taken by Sir H. Storks
London, England, 1864-05-27

TIM FOLIV.WIING OF BED-BO MB.

HEAL and SON have observed for some time
that it would be advantageous to their Customers to see
• much larger selection of Bed-room Furniture than Is usually
dOplayed, sad that to Judge properly of the style and effect of
the different descriptioos of Teralture, It Is that each
description should be placed in repasts rooms- They have,
therefore, ERECTED large and Additional SHOW-ROOMS, by
which they are enabled not only to eateud their show of Irak
Brass, sad Wood Bedsteads, and Bed-room Furniture, beyond
Eat they believe has ever been attempted, bat also to provide
several small rooms far the purpose of keeping complete suites
of Bed-roone Furniture la the different styles.
J Deal Goods may be seen te mites of Ivo or
six d fferent coloars, some of them light and ornamental, and
others of •plalner description. Suites of Stained Leal Gothic
Furniture, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, art also set apart in
separate rooms, so that customer. are atie to see the effect as it
would appear !it Uttar awn reowas..

The stock of 11slitisliWods ter the better Bedroom; mid
Jspsitned Goads for Plain and Servants' use, Is very greatly In-
creased, the wings terming se complete an assortment of Bed-
room Furniture as they think can possibly be desired.
HEAL and 8014'8 ILLUSTZATED CATALOGUE of Bedsteads,
lieddlag, and Bedroom Furniture seat tree by
104 let its. Totteubeni-eouramed.
London, England, 1864-05-27

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(utrria's Tiszaiums.)
TITS DANISH QUESTION.

,BSILLIN Mar 26.
The ministerial Provincial Corresporidetsz of to-
day concludes an article on the negotiations for
peace as follows :—"The clearer Denmark's con-
duct makes it appear that the political independence
of the Duchies cannot be assured under any con-
nexion with that country, so much the more is the
solution of the question only to be sought in com-
plete separation from Denmark. It appears that
the Prussian and Austrian governments have
already entered into negotiations in order to come
to some resolution in accordance with these views."

The Norddeutedie Al* twine Zeituug of to-day
publishes an article upon the alleged policy of
England, that Sleswig should be divided, and on
thniews of Denmark that the Dannevrirke should
in that case form the national frontier. The
orddeutsche says :—" It is a fact, that until 1848,
the boundary line dividing the districts in which
the German language was used in the churches
from those where it was Danish ran northerly
from Flensburg to Lindero. If a boundary on the
basis of language were possible, it must be drawn in
this direction. But there would be other matters
to be taken into consideration besides the question
of boundary based on the difference of language, in
order to guard against Danish oppression. It is,
of course, understood that the wishes of the popula-
tion should in justice be consulted, especially where
the nationalities are mixed."
London, England, 1864-05-27

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY MAY 26.--Arrotimagine.--Com.
mantis's 0. Pert; to the Aurora, T. A. Bylaws* to be au
lumpeotTog Cootuteuder a/ the Coen Guard, vice Kama
doomed.

Naval Cadet (promoted) A. P. Penney.
Chief Engineers 3. Paterson to the Indus for the Agin.
seam, C. R. Chamberlain to the Cumberland for the
Ariadoe. J. Morris (promoted to be chief engineer) to the
Cumberland for the Scout
Assistant Engineer W. Wlntyrs to the Cumberland, as

CHATHAM. MAT 26.
TALL or m 110N-CLLD ENTAILFALL —The
Enterprise, Captain Bowlay ono of the new &milled
sloops of war, designed by Mr. IL J. Reed, the chief °in-
structor of the navy, underwent her oflaial trial at speed
this morning. The Enterprise is of 990 tone burthea, and
has been coostructed to solve the problem whether it is not
possible to construct a class of vessels smaller than those
of the Defame loss, sad at the same time plated entirely
round with de-inalk useour plating. From the esteem
which &Molded the trial today the Admiralty may be eon-
gratulated on having achieved a great swarm

A L/LIAN DEA-PARK. MUSWILL•BILL..—The direa
tors of thin cowpony, being desirous al lay* oat Moir
building orbits, advertised and offered three Presetosss
viz., 1001., 50/., sod 251., for the best designs, aad have
awarded lb. se follows :—The first prise to ,the joint piss
of Years. Mush Noises, Charles lows, sod Mr. Willis's'
Hervey ; the wooed to the joist pion of Mews. Wiable
sod Taylor sad Mr. J. A. Bose ; end the third te Yr. A.
I)llE4w:is

T 66 Roue' ANNICY Cart/ca.—The northern
tranoopt et the celebrated abbey ebareh at Romer, is
Hear is about to be metered. Lord Palmerston sad the
dies sad chapter of Wiseheeter have promised liberal sub-
mirror, towards the reetoratica. There an mosemests
to some of the Palominos family and to Sir William Petty,
the forder of the Imasdeens family is she abbey aharsh.
TH3 Paul= TRILATY.—The increese of the
Freer trade, owleg to the Orden treaty, is eismathiag
remote. The treaty came into °portico' is the middle of
1860. lo 1161 the number of packages whir pared
through the Custom:Arse warehouse is the Southampton
Docks from Havre re about 15,000. I. 1863 they
sambered nearly 60000. This year they are likely to
amble upwards of 100.000.
[Advertisemegset-HoLLooteT's OINYNINS AND
Trua—Owerring s.—When the health Is tweaking down
from She oorittousnes of some weakening dlsobsere, when sleets
mass to heal sod extending teloshled Is threitesed. them Is the
Nos to try the pomace of flodeay's hselfat Oiataest sad puri-
fying Pill* No %vestment for 'Mod ono sod safely badly to
ewe as be comps. ed to this. The olatimot Wass end eeole
the foulest sad most angry mak dlaslabbso the I
lliazarAl
reduces the rerellog, prevents thegrowth of proud mesh,
ewes both polo sod &bier fleonhode WNW ham thew own
persooal saytertesse be tho womerylodebewest etbehttall UM
of Holloway's modiessoesta Is Mai of ulcerated lop, ealsege d
vows. scatty skis, sad eireded ankles.
London, England, 1864-05-27

THE EUROPEAN BANK (Limited),
a. Itug Willisawebeet. B.C.
NOME IS =REFIT °IVIES that the TRANSFER BOOKS
of this Cowpony will be MOM hum SATURDAY, the kWh
inst. FRIDAY, the kid June (both days included), for the
of determiring the list of Proprietors entitled to share
Fearctirlalon of profile that will be made noon the Amalgama•
tion of the Company with the English and Irish Bank ,Lianited).
By order of the Booed, J. W. MOLLITT, Secretary.
London, England, 1864-05-27

CCRINO LINE. —Just published, a curious,
sallow ILLUSTRATED WOLK as Citpiol.lX; pool
with Skim as follows:

CR11461.1241 in the POULTRY, 1710.
CRINOLINE at VAUXHALL, 1730.
CRINOLINE k la MODE, 1735.
CRINOLINE 1 la MODE, 1745.
CRINOLINE in ST. JAMES'S PARK, 1750.
CRINOLINE at CHISWICK, 1780.
CRINOLINE at CARLTON-GARDENS, 1785.
CRINOLINE in HYDE PARK, 1800.
CRINOLINE in PICCADILLY, 1884.
(IRINOLINE in our PARKS and PRONE-
PI
slLPOTlaublither d the above, and
maker d the esMbrated
Japothe.—s7. liete4lll7
London, England, 1864-05-27

R°wLANDS' MACASSAR OIL.
This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally In
high repots for Ise unprecedented memos dating the lea sixty
yews in prouneting the growth, running and beautifying the
human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or tenting grey,
strengthen, weak hair, cleanses S from scarf and dandriff, and
makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and slow. In the growth of
the whiskers, beard, and muMaththa It Is entailing is its stimu-
lative operation. ler children it is especially recommended, ss
fanning the basis el a beautiful head of k.fr, while its Invade*.
than into the nursery of royalty, sad the high esteems in which it
Is universally held. with numerous testimonial& constantly re-
iiMved of Its elk:my, afford the best and surest proofs of Ha
inertia—Moe Sa Si, Ts., tha ed., equal to bar anal, and !le
per bottle.—&dd at 20, Hattoniparden, and by chemists and
partuanarn—Aak ter Inarbadd liaesrar OIL