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The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-19

LAW INTELLIGENCE•

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocrourn 18.
(Before Ms. Oeuunissioner Goulbutn.)
In In °Arran for
NORTON LONG.
This to an application for release from custody. The
benkrupt, caliber hinieelf to agent for the sale of WWl**
war late a captain in the 77th Bement of Foot. Bs wee
deseribedUs formerly of Cheltenham, then of WebtlHotel.
Piocadilly, sines cf *4l Cabman Hotel, Chelsea, sad sow a
prisoner for debt. Hie debts are 9661. Hs ascribes his failure
to being obliged to resign his captaincy through Blum sod
want of mama
Mr. Edwards npported the application for release.
Mr. ZIP? unposed. on behalf of two creditors, one of
whom had no active of the present application. The
bankrupt 111111 well known in sporting circles in the west of
England, and his creditor; were much surprised ti d
hlm
now coming before the court as • pauper.
The Conunisidoner—Oh, everybody doss that now. They
get rid of all their property as • Preparatory step to coming
fore, and then they petition the court in forma paupers.
Mr. Bagley submitted that, in the absent* of the proper
notion. the court would not entaitain ths application.
Tke Commiarkeer—Have the aullgingo been amen!
Mr. Bagley—They have not.
The Commissionse—Thei the app
licatios bi reflood, with
liberty to the bankrupt to make another application within
• reasonable time after the choice of assignees.
i ix MEL
The bankrupt, James Edward Tyria, was described as late
of the Stook Enduing*, dock Whir, now out_ of Mildness.
This was the sitting for examination and discharge, but
the woman* which are in mune of preparation by Mama.
Dubois and Newstead. baronet yet been glad. The liabi-
lities are stated at about 12,0001. ; assets already realised,
6001.
Mr. Dubois appeared for the assigann, and Kr. Saliva
for the bankrupt. An adjournmentg's three ths_
ordered. It was stated that proceeding were going on
for taking the case out of court under the 186th notice.
RI JOCHIMICIN Alp Kalmar.

The bankrupts were man merchaate, or ussissrlworsuri.
Bwithinrians. This was the sittig far germination and
olindrarge. The bankrupts Game Were the court es their
own petition, ascribing their fellers to " depredation is the
prime of podium aad general dopreedon of trade." Their
debts amount so 3,4171., against whisk there are smote of
shoat 501.
Mr. Unklater, for the assignees, did sot oppose. The
joint debts were 1,6001. only, of whiob 1,2001. had arisen
through the breach of an unfoetanate oontreet ;
_sad it was
$o get rid of this liability that the bankrupts bad omit to
th% murk
It appeared that the amounts were well roughed. His
Rogow granted the orders.
(Before Mr. Registrar Bache.)
is *1 Mum AND MACS.
The bankrupts ware merehante d Houndeditch and of
Melbourne, trading as " limos Bros." The &baked=
being on the petitioss of • coeditor (Messrs. Mame, of Oannss-
stied West,'' whom claim is 1,1401.) the wool preliminary
statement has not been Red, but the liabilities are said to
be heavy. This was the sitting for proofs and choice.
Assignees were now chosen.
London, England, 1865-10-19

TURKEY.

PARIS. OCr. IL

The Patric of this evening says " Turkey has
accepted the proposal of France for a sanitary con.
grew. The Porte has appointed a commission to
institute inquiries at Madinah, Mecca, and Djed•
dah into the causes of the recent epidemic, and to
deliberate upon the measures of precaution to be
taken in future. The commissioners will leave for
those places on the 20th October."

(Via Mimilisa.)
00N8TANTINOPLX Om. 1L
The whole of the Taurus tribes have submitted to
the authority of the Porte. The Turkish troops
have in consequenm been recalled.
I A new Council of State has been created, under
the presidency of Mustapha Fazyl Paella, for the
investigation of contracts, concessions, and other

economic measures.
The minister Lucaf (1) has been removed for
offering opposition to the proposed Vacouf reforms.
He has been succeeded by the Governor of Da-
mascus, who is favourable to the proposed changes.
Before leaving for Syria Daoud Puha was pre-
sented with the Sultan's own sword. This circum-
stance is quite unexampled.
The conversion of the internal debt of the Empire
continues to make progress. The amount of all
classes of stock presented for conversion np to to-
day is 7,500,0001. _
London, England, 1865-10-19

II

WAT Zeman.
Consols, which dad Midday at 891 to * for
the Bth Novembersopeurd thia manila' at 89 to
f},
after declining to BR to 89, dosed at 89 or
881618 to 89 1-18. For money the last price was
881 to 1. The official business report is as
follows—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
851, 1,1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 89, 1, WB9 ;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 87 1, ; hew nres
per Ceuta., 871, 87.1, 881, 871LAnnuitiese
1885,
131 ; India Stock, 217 ; ditto per Cent. Stock,
1041, 105.
Indian government securities remain very quiet.
The March Exchequer Bills wee* quoted Ye. to 3e.
the. ; and the June, 91. to ss. die.
Foreign stocks was depressed. Turkish Bond*
of 1865 fell per cent., those of 1854 and the
solider, 1;
Mexican, Italian, Greek, and Brazilian scrip, to
I;gyirtian d Russian old Tire per Canty., 1 per dent.;
' Bonds of 1854, -however, were excep-
tMnally in demand, and nee Ito per sent., dosing
at 91 to *.
In the market for bank sharer there was a de-
cline in Chartered Bank of India, Australis, and
China, London and Brazilian, Loudon and River
Plate, and Merchant Bank ; but Bask of Queens-
land, Oriental, and Midland Bank stares were
rather better.
The shares of the financial companies were
dull, with some preponderance of sellers. Imperial
Mercantile Credit declined 2s. 6d. The clewing quo-
tations were as follows :—lnternational Financial,
11 to 11 ; General Credit, n to 2 psem. ;
London 71 to 8 prem. • Imperial Mer-
cantile Credit, 2to * rem. ; Credit Fonder and
Mobilise, ig to prem.
National Discount shares were last quoted 101
to prem. • Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 11 dis.
Egyptian Trading," 11 to 1 dia. ; OttomanSoeidei
G4netrale, 21 to 3 poem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to
; Lion Brewery, 1* to 11 prem. • and Atlantic
Telegraph 8 per omit. Preference, 21 to 1. The
shares of °reread, Gurney, and Co. costume in
request, and have experienced a fresh rise of 2s. 03d.
to 54., closing at 71 to / prem. General Steam,
London and Caledonian, Mitrim Insnranoe; Mau-
ritius Land, Millwall Ironworks, and Nowgong Tea
shares, were quoted lower. There were inquiries.
for Quebrsda Land and Mining.
The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows .
---Trans-Atlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. ; Allan's
Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 11 to 24 prem. ; Mer-
obaato Company, * die. to 1 prem. • London and
Australian Agency Company, to prem. ; and
Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 11-to 2* prom.
American securities participated in the drooping
tendency observable in the other departments of
the Stock Exchange. United States 5.20 Bonds
clotted at 831 to 84 ex div., being 1 lower than
yesterday ; Erie Railway shares, at 67 to being
lower ; Illinois Central, at 821 to 83, being t
lower ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Debentures, at 85 to 86.
The scrip of the Erie Railway Loan has declined
to 1* to it prem.
London, England, 1865-10-19

AUSTRIAN FINANCE.

_______
VIENNA. Oor. 18.
The Prase of this evening positively asserts
that the Committee for the Control of the Public
Debt have resolved to abide by their previous reso-
lution to disoontinne their functions, and states
that they maintain the motives for this course of
action in a memorandum addressed to-day by the
President of the Committee to the Minister of
Finance. The Ost Deutsch Post, on the contrary,
asserts that the Committee have resolved to comply
with the request of the Emperor expressed in an
autograph letter of his Majesty to the President,
in which the Committee were requested to continue
their functions, and to make reports on the state
of the finances direct to the Emperor.
London, England, 1865-12-14

MUSIC.

ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA.
An opera in one act, called Christmas Ere, the
Libretto by Maroseduke Browne, and the musks by Chaska
Bedell, was produced at Covent-garden last night. It is
intended, we presume, to serve as a ieee' de rideau during
the ens of the forthcoming pantomime, though its peeler
ass ace last night pleaded that of Le DOllOlO Noir. The
passe being meant to enable the sadism* to pass a pleasant
boar before the beginning of the chief entertainment of the
waning, we expected a thing oak-elated for that purpose;
• slight production on a gay and lively subject, with music
of • similar kind—simple, light, and tuneful. But instead
of this we had a laboured and pretentious affair ;
rementio, fantastic, &Resorted poem after the German
fashion, with music (as far as the composer was able to
make it so) in imitation of the grandiose style of Weber
and Mayerheer. The piece eu poorly pat upon the saga
the scenery was old and dingy, and it was evident that
the management had not put themselves to expense. They
probably thought it was not worth while ; but in this they
were wrong, and forgot the maxim, that U it is worth while
to do a chill at all, it is worth while to de it well
London, England, 1865-12-14

ROME.
ROME, Dso. 13.

The Pontificial troops had two engagements with
brigands on the 9th and 10th inst.
A band of brigands which bad crossed the
frontiers was beaten by the Italian troops.

THE DIET OF SALZBURG.
SALZBURG, Dic. 14.

The Salzburg Diet has unanimously adopted an
address to the Emperor in opposition to the Sep-
tember patent. The address concludes with a re-
quest for the full re-establishment of the constan-
t tion at the earliest possible period.

THE CROATIAN DIET.
AGRAM, Dlc. 13, Evunic.
A full sitting of the Croatian Diet took plaoe to-
day,at which Bishop Strossmayer and the member,'
of the national liberal party again took their places.
Herren Lovrich and Car were elected secretaries.
A royal rescript was read announcing the ap-
pointment of Cardinal von Haulek u Governor of
Croatia.
The sitting then teaininged.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, llac. IC

..,..,....._ .
The North German Lloyds' steamer New York,
from New York on the 2nd instant, has arrived.
She brings 153 passengers for this port, Havre,
' and Bremen, and 100,000 dollars in specie for
France.
She spoke the steamer Kangaroo off Sandy
Hook, and on the sth inst. the Jane, and the Ame-
rican ship Plymouth Rock, both bound east. Her
news has been anticipated.
London, England, 1865-12-14

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIROUIT.—Lzwis, Dzo. 13.
The oommimiou for the county of Bum: was opened
to-day by Mr. Justice Willis. There are about 20
prisooere for trial, five of whom ere charged with
coommed io a poschiug affray. There is one charge of child
murder, but most of the other cams in the calendar are of
the ordinary aharaoter.
London, England, 1865-12-14

URI S.

LSDAT EVILTLNO.

Constitutionnei,
peral Schofield's
hue to describe

,field's sojourn in
ode to present his
soh, end to renew
be Federal govern-

having received
pivernmeut / and
/, has said twice
ie Pays goes on,
se the Minister
Willy he will ;

would infer,
for his pleasure,
nan authorised to
high importance.
if he had been
n almost commi.
ctMn of the Con•
he had none of
waited till now to
re all, would not
,erpetual amity of

In this last sen-
r a false issue, for
itatement that no-
y at all acquainted
ent of the United
desire at Washing-
the contrary, there
tomity. But there
the toast alluded
general and diplo.
gto carry a point

minding paragraph
the only part really
nof a column and
deserve notice. It
gelow's speech the
it inaptly charm-
cific sentiments of
a by the American
ons made by certain
t that "Mr. Bige-
ing with the prin-
e Corps Legisiniifs
teir support during
of very sure that
give himself the
such absurd story
to find a syllable In
otest allusion to the
upon. It was quite
journal to lecture
oreign ministers and
ide their conduct in
re accredited. It is,
opposition members
ill speak against the
lave always done, and
nothing to gain what-
Lance."

al Goldsborough, cons•
quadron of evolution
s gone to Villtafranca„
Less. I also learn that
their way from America

received a warning for
December 9 said in re-
Buenos Ayres of M.
übject, and to a speech
he speaker " honoured
crit that science, lofty
esty which had caused
France." The warning
falsely represented by
jug been " proscribed,"
. accord, and that the
e " calumnious, and an

anent."
prided at the Ministerial

, at which M. Hausa.
cab monopoly shall be
ion being made to the
s (l)
ended that the Emperor's
, as published in the
ngly worded as in the
ted, and that the im-
shed by the fact that it
t by the young King. I
er argument. The Etta-
idolence seem to me subs
rere thought satisfactory
here was the trilling fall
cash and sc. for account,
ng ikkfr. 90c. and 69fr.

-(THIS DAY.)

u. L.

w.N.W.
w.s.W.
London, England, 1865-12-14

DECEMBER 14, 1865.

sal tie poor felleln, imilldag under the Plin
from tbe wound Int Meted * the lash, crawled
away. It was Mils' lot Iss tmeelve his lashes at the
Mae el a bieek.haii assasa a Marines, who is acknow•
bled by every one to lay them on prodigiously. Every
stake km deals is heard to descend with a heavy " whoor
Of the lack of the recipient, and a dorm &nu by
his stalwart arm, ere worth 50 of those from any other of
the ship's crew. Miles seemed actually bent in two
after he realm' his flogging. I heard yesterday afternoon
Iran a gentleman—a resident at Beth—that although
the essentials have been less there than here, the
has far exceeded anything in Banat Bay. He rays there
must have been from 500 to 600 whipped. and that amongst
these a number of them were women, no lON than
about 900!
London, England, 1865-12-14

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(isurzies 21710111.110

THE DEATH OF THE KING OF THE
BELGIANS.
BRUSSELS, Dam 13.

At the funeral of the King of the Belgians Queen
Victoria will be represented by Lord Sydney, and
five generals of the English army will also be
present.
Prince Alfred will accompany the Prince of
Wales.
The Duke of %Nano will represent the Emperor
of the French.
The Duke of Baden will send his brother, and it
is stated that the Russian Duke Constantine will
also be present at the obsequies.
Most of the high personages coming to Brussels
will lodge at the Palace.
Nearly all the sovereigns of Europe have
addressed their condolences to the Duke de Brabant
in sympathising and affectionate terms.
BERLIN, Dec. 13. '
The Crown Prince of Prussia will leave for
Brussels to-morrow evening, to be present at the
funeral of the late King of the Belgians.
Major-General von Lae, aide-de-camp of the
King, and Lieutenant von Diakan, will also pro-
ceed to Brussels upon an extraordinary mission.

THE ITALIAN BUDGET.
FLORENCE, Dee. 13.

Signor Sella made his financial statement to-day
in a crowded house. He announced a total deficit
of 265,000,000 franca for the year 1866, and pro-
posed reductions in the expenditure of 30,000,000
francs in addition to those already made. He asked
the house to vote an Increase of the registration tax,
which would yield 20,000,000 francs, and a new
tat on doors and windows calculated to furnish
25,000,000 francs. He also proposed • new tax
upon grinding oorn, which will give 100,000,000
francs.
Signor Sella, in conc!usion, stated that by the
gradual increase of the revenue derived from the
old taxes, the remainder of the deficit would shortly
disappear.
The house seemed to be impressed with the ne-
cessity of making these new sacrifices in order to
restore Italian credit.
Signor Sella spoke for two hours.

THE BOHEMIAN DIET.
PRAGUE, Dia 13.

In yesterday's sitting of the Bohemian Diet the
debate took place upon the address to the Emperor
in favour of the September patent. The address
was opposed by the German, but strongly defended
'by the Czech members. A portion of the members
of the German opposition left the Chamber, and
the address was then adopted without further dia-
-1 cussion.
London, England, 1865-12-14

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

001TRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Nio Prins Allay at Gnilabel-03.10re .
Terra -Juice Loth and Special Juries.)
N
V. WED onolol Yentils.eLatin.
vie se action for slander. The defendant pleaded
saadia. QR., and Mr. Henry Jamee, were counsel
&s atm ; Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., and Mr. Brandt were
OWw the defendant.
plaintiff is a Chandler carrying as
I In VICACrii4IIOROA, FIDORIAT•PORde
FramilllA hes a residence in that oeiglaboar
ti"..-/Istraiatal supplied the defendant with hay,
1,""a. the deader complained of had reference to
are bad taken place between them in the supply of
for Lad G. Paulett's bosses. Applicatioa was
04•Nsais by the plaintiff's attorney for ea
rlts upy bat the defendant had taken no notice
' war, and the plaintiff bad been cou
_ea le bring this action to dear his °U-
M boa the abodes= imputations that bad been
I,7lqsa also claimed special damage for the in-
led sustained in his business. His talcums afterwards
aasa. sad his credit had so mesh diminiahed, that he
;las obliged to give up his boluses.
ifu ihe evidence, which was of little public interest,
ograce took plain between theeonamel sad their clients.
saws was taken for the plaintiff by oonseat—dama-
, 409., Lord Geo. Pasilett withdrawing the statement on
rige ike action wee founded. and which he was, he said,
ops tbe imprimis& that he bad not made until he hiseM
tentacle of an independent witness.
ORME' COURT, BED LION-SQUARE.
More Hr. Under-Sheriff Basoliell and a Jury.)
vomits OF PROCLAMATION OF 011 LAWRY.
1111 WM the monthly attendance of Mr. Hemp when the
out proclamation of outlawry were oalled, and several
efasse were brought before the court for the first time.
la hawing Games were "proclaimed " with the usual
sway Talbot, at the suit of George Baker ; George
Ashton. at the suit of Henry D. Ilderton ; George
at the nit of James Della Chametti ; Nigel Kennedy,
usseoli oiled Lord Nigel Kennedy sued as the
nel Iresze4, at the suit of William Kennedy ;
tdbot, at the suit of G King ; Mader Boyd.
altsmit of John Pswood Whitmore; Henry John Stanley,
u mit of Edward Rowland Hammond ; Robert Crewe,
ois mit of William Brandey ; Frederick A. Holworthy,
0 the nit of Charles Frederick Field ; and Maitland Camp-
WA=ant of Louis &alum.
all the defendants were called. yet nue atur-
gaga, or they world have bun conveyed to prime.
The next comity court was appointed for the 11th
hula.
London, England, 1865-10-26

'HZ CASE OF OPLY NH, THE HIGHWAYMAN.

TIM Down afienza—rnencanair.
Shortly before 1 o'clock, at Dublin, the grand
jury yesterday same into court sad handed down tree
bode agaient Ilteses O'Flyen for highway robbery end
firing at .4th lutist to murder.
The primmer was soot afterwards pissed lit the bow cad
indicted for having, on the 6th of August last, DIM Pines*,
fired &loaded pistol at Joseph Cummins, with Went to
murder him. A mooed octet °barged the primulr with
firing the pistol shots with latest to do grievous bodily

Wei.
Mr. Smart (deputy elork of the orown)—Those Olelyun,
aro you guilty or not guilty?
Prisoner—Guilty.
Mr. Smart—Have you anything to say why sestesse
should not bo pawed upon yea?
Primmer—l did not impend to molder him ;if I did
would bans a larger pistol than that ; that pistol sot mord
for such a parpose.Have
Mr. Smart— you anything else to say?
Prisoner—Then are other asses Ileilltßt me besides Gam-
mire's ; bat I am not guilty of sans of thew.
Mr. Smort—You are not arraigned on those camps.
Prisooor —Very well.
Mr. Jett Keogh them pmsed motes" whisk was than
the primme ho kopt in postal servitude for the tors of bis
natural lifo.
The primmer appeared to ho totally seprepared for this
matenes. Far a moniwit stood in a Mete of Mime
bonen, gulag vamatly aroma, tbeit suddenly tare-
ing ho hooded a large parcel to Mr. Pries, the (onager
of Kilmainham, and immediately diammated Imam* Ike
as galler7.

NEM REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
London, England, 1865-09-04

THE DUCHIES.

FiLitslWlo. Sm. 3

An official notification has been made to the pre-
sent government of the Duchies that it will be dis-
solved on the 14th inst.

KIEL, sal. 3.

The civil and military government for Holstein
will be established here, and will enter upon its
functions on the 15th inst. Field-Marshal Von
GabLenz will arrive in Holstein on the 14th inst.,
and will replace Herr von Halbhuber, the present
1 Austrian civil commissioner in the Duchies.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, EzrT. 3.

At the King's request Signor Natoli, Minister of
the Interior, will also continue at the head of the
Ministry of Public Instruction.
The Official Gazette of this evening publishes the
convention establishing the frontier between Lom-
bardy and the canton Orison.
The Italic contains a letter from Corfu, stating
that Austria is intriguing in that island for the an-
nexation of the lonian Islands to the Austrian
Empire.
London, England, 1865-09-04

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, SiPT. 2...-41170INTMENTS. —Captain!'
Thome, H. Masse, who was on Mode appointed to the
Reyes's, is transferred ts. the Caaopas, 8, reeteivieg-ship
at Drroeport, vice George Le Geyt Bowyer, to the Re-
venge, 73, mew, fitting at Devonport foe sarvio• at Pem-
broke, vies Blenheim.
Assistant-Surgeons Thome Roche, to Hula Hospital,
vice William Lcokbard, Y.D. ; Martin Magill, M.D., from
the Priem Consort to the lisulbowline Hospital, TIM
Robert Atkinsoe, to the Prises Consort.
Booed-chin Aasiettat Eutaw' William B. Clenerly to
the :Worms 4, iroe.aseed cupola ship, at Portsmouth ;
Edward J. &Lanham (sotdag) to the Fieellent, for service
is the Stork, tender.

CHATHAM, Burr. 3.
An order his been received at this garrison from
the Horse Guards, annonecing that the mooed distribution
of prise mosey for the °pastime coooectad with the cap•
tore of Luoknow, in 1838, will commence at Chelsea Hos-
pital to-morrow monis& this Minsk, the following being
the eorps for which the prise rolls have been received, viz..
Reel Hesse sad Feet Artillery, Royal Engineers, 32nd
Light Infantry Regiment, 80th Regiment, 88th Real.
meet, and the 93rd Highlanders.
Yesterday a fatal aocidect occurred in the dockyard to
George Wood, a shipwright, who was employed on board
the iron-eased frigate, Bellerophon, 16, now prepering for
ware. The dimmed. who wee a hired weektuan, was working
co a stage outside the frigate, whenby man mesas be met-
balanod himself, and, locals' his footing, was precipitated
tithe bottom of the granite dock, a depth of between 2U
sad 30 feet. Os being taboo up it was found that be bad
sustained • aortae, frecture of the skull, besides other
.rtes of of • frightful character. He was immediately con-
veyed to Melville Naval Hospital, but died shortly after
his admission to that establishment. The deceased was a
married man with a family.

THZ MILITIA BALLOT SOSPINSION ACT.—The act
asepend the ballots fee the militia of the United Kin-
dles would expire at the sad al the present mouth, and by
as set pared is the late maim the makiag of the lists mid
bade an further suspeoded to the Ist October next year.
Tin eat is not to prevest tlas holding of meetings foe the
London, England, 1865-09-04

SHARE' LISTB.--tTEIB DAY.)
No.
TWO o'OtoarK.
The railway market is rather buoyant to-
"
nay, and prices have risen. Great Northern 7.,
stock has advanced 1 per cent. ; Metro- 11•11.4-0
politan and Caledonian, ; and London isrol
and North Western, Lancashire and York- •...
shire, South Eastern and Great Eastern, 1. **—
London and North Western stock is now
quoted 1241 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 661
1050
to 671_1 Midland, 123 to 18, ex div.; Lancashire 100:0
and Yorkshire, 119} to 120, ex div. ; South scho
Eastern, 811 to;; Metropolitan,l37l to 1314,ex (lir.; roll
Great Northern, 131 to 133, ex div. • ditto A, Ma
150 to 151, ex div. •, London and South WM
Western, 96} to 94, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47/
to ; and Caledonian, 134 k to 135 i.
Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg, toxic
and Sambre and Meuse railway shares are inquired 'NA
for. Indian lines have been little dealt in. TKO
uItDINAIY MAUS ANDIBTOCILII.
Sh.l Pd. 1 ILLILWAYII. I C"ng Pik" I OM. 6014 a,
Saturday. tot yams..
London, England, 1865-09-04

tINBS,;i MI

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(azunat's =um
FRANCE.

•lEYT

Nowa' • \

PARIS, Wt. 4.

An imperial decree has been issued annulling
the resolutions adopted by the council-general of
the Seine and Marne, as having exceeded the limit
of their powers. The, resolutions in question ex-
pressed the wish that the law should afford
to the council-general the power of deciding
contended departmental elections, and suggested
to the government whether it would not be advi-
able to give the councils-general the right of
nominating their presidents, vice-presidents, and

A despatch reoeived here from Rome announces
the death of Joseph Bonaparte, Priuce of }twig-
RIIIIO.
The express train from Paris to Bordeaux on
Saturday evening ran off the rail near Angouleme.
No serious accident resulted.

THE KING OF PRUSSIA.

BADEN, Bar. 4:

The King of Prussia will leave on the oth for
Darmstadt, where he will have an interview OD the
game day with her Majesty Queen Victoria, who
is expeoted to arrive in that city on the previous
I day.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
London, England, 1865-09-04

OVERLAND MAILS.

- -
The following telegram has been received by
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited), from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany, 3rd September.
BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAIM
MALTA, Bur. 1.

The MasaiHa, with the above mails, left here at
4 p.m. to-day. She may be expected at Marseilles
on the 4th inst.
The Delta, with the heavy portion of the same
mails, left here at 3 p.m. to-day. She may be
expected at Southampton on the 10th inst.
OUTWARD CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
NILS.

The Ceylon, from Southampton August 20,
reached Malta on the 29th, at 6 a.m., and left
at 6 p.m. for Alexandria.
The Syria, from Marseilles August 28, arrived
here at 9 p.m. on the 30th, and left at noon, 31st,
for Alexandria.
OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
GIBRALTAR, Barr, 2.
The Poonah arrived here to-day at 3 p.m., and
will leave at 7 p.m. for Alexandria. All well.

"Tax Roma( Pzoisz."—The various classes of
Ike Rama' people are at prossat—ntalse,loo,o34 ; female%
93,569; priests, speaks, and etudes* 4,583; Pontifical
troops sad raids in Rowe, 4,732 ; Posta& troops sad
guards in provinces, 3,072 ; prisoners of all kinds, 317 ;
berelias of all kinds, 382 ; Jews, 4,495. The mewled peopis
fora foontsalks of tbs popalatioa. Cowl Severn's
Reports, 1864.
CRYSTAL ?LLAMA ••••• BAts-A-Ozown DAY.
SATURDAY. SlTTlSBEll—Adzsisisose on molest, 1,226 ;
&Me b mow *into, 2,645. Total visitoes, 3,871.
London, England, 1865-09-04

SPAIN.

MADRID, SwF. 2.

The Pairia says :—" The words of the Emperor
Napoleon at the reception of the Spanish ambassador
are serious. In reality he censures all the Spanish
governments."
The democratic journals state that they will
cease to support the progreesists who are not
revolutionists.

INDIA.

BOMBAY. Avaarr 8.

Overtures for pesos have been received from the
Rajah of Bhootan, and the war is not likely to be
resumed in that quarter.
Lieutenant Campbell, 90th Foot, has beam
murdered by fanatics in Cashmere.
A body of insurgent Wagpurs have been defeated
near Rajeote by a detachment of native troops
under Captain Pones.
The Bombay government have sent large sup.
plies of grain to Aden to relieve the famine at that
place.
The want of rain is severely felt in the Punjaub
and the north-west. Up to the present date the
fall of rain in Bombay is 39 inches.
An accident has occurred on the Great Indian
Peninsular Railway, 40 miles from Bombay, in
which eight persons were killed and 17 injured, all
being natives.
Duggonath Sunkeraett, the representative Hindoo
and leading man among the Hindooe in Bombay,
died on the 31st July.
Mr. Chisholm Anstey has been appointed an act-
ing judge in the High Court of Bombay.
Money is easier. All business dull.

CHINA.
(By Ovalead Telegraph trim Galls.)
SHANGHAI, Anson 5.
A famine is anticipated in China.
It is proposed to establish a telegraphic comma•
nication to London through Russia.
Affairs are quiet in Japan.
London, England, 1865-09-04

\'.7*

pected to be defrayed tipthVelaiksPillrfirAl
it is levelled as a menace, if not" as all attack. The
Court of Rome still obstinately declines to come
to terms with the Kingdom of Italy, still asserts
the right of claiming back the Romagna and the
Adriatic provinces. There is but one transaction
to which it is hoped that, under the auspices of
the Emperor of the FRANCK, it may sooner or later
be persuaded to consent, and that la the
tion by the Kingdom of Italy of the public debt
which those provinces had oantracted under their
former ruler and theconsequent relief
of the Papal co
al exchequer to an amount
which would enable the HOLY FsTuen to double
his army. Cardinal ANTONELLI, being a man
who looks before and after, hopes to be able to
borrow even upon a budget of expenditure which
is more than double the revenue of the State.
Extravagant as it seen., the process is simple
enough. The Cardinal Secretary shrewdly calcu-
lates that creditors will look, not to the Successor
of ST. PETER, but to the successor of ST. PETER'S
Successor, for ultimate satisfaction. It is by
such devices and expedients that the Court of
Rome is preparing to meet the inevitable day when,
according to the Convention, the last French sol-
dier will have loft Rome, and the Pore will be left
alone with his people.
London, England, 1865-09-04

THEATRICAL RIOT AT LYONS.

trace OINI owe 0011LISPONDINT.)
PARIS, BwmAT EvE4.,40.
Since the conclusion of the Austro-Prussian
treaty, politics have grown very dull. The only
events registered in the last days are the trifling
troubles in Brescia, the report of which influenced
the Bourse yesterday, and the welcome given to
2,200 men of Slesing by the people of Copenhagen.
But we have something stirring nearer home—a
theatrical row at Lyons—which at one time
threatened to assume the dimensions of an &mute.
M. Raphael Felix—brother, it I am not mistaken,
of Rachel—is the director of the Lyons theatre,
and in this capacity has contrived to make himself
very unpopular. The Theatre of the Oelestins
was opened for the wawa on the Ist,
the performance ►nnounced being Robert 14
Diable. Not a scene of it could be played, not a
note of the music beard. Rises, whistling, and
groans filled the entire house, missiles of all kinds
were discharged at the actors and orchestra,
among which two-sons pieces were particularly
effective. Official exhortations to calm were disre-
garded ; the NOM were succeeded by the wooden
stools, which French women require to be com-
fortably seated in places of amusement ; the
orchestra took to flight, their place was invaded,
and the stage would have been taken possession
of but for the lowering of the iron grating which is
provided for such occasions and other accidents.
The crowd having done a good deal of damage in the
theatre, then proceeded to M. Felix's dwelling, tore
up the pavement in front of it, and smashed his
windows. The troops were called out, the Cuirassiers
threatened a charge, but an omnibus upset in the
narrow street rendered this impossible. On the
whole the troops seem to have behaved with great
temper, although it is said that a captain, probably
out of his wits with fear, ordered a charge with
the bayonet without giving warning, and wounded
a boy. The other officers interfered, restrained the
soldiers, and this dangerous mistake was rectified.
It was early morning before the crowds ceased to
parade the streets, but the disturbances seem to be
over. It seems that the bead and front of M.
Felix's offending was the suppression of the abuts,
an odious custom in French provincial thestrea
which entitles the spectators to hiss any actor off
the stage during the first night of his or her ap-
pearance on a new stage, by which the engagement
is oonaidered cancelled. The crowds seem to have
shown no little alacrity in availing themselves of
their old weapons of offence and defence ; this time
the former were not used against the constituted
powers, but there is something in this little episode
of manufacturing life which may give uneasiness to
the authorities.

WRATH= REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MONDAY, 131,17ai1a1l •, S A.IL.
London, England, 1865-01-07

AUSTRIA.

The Outerreiela.c2,2 Zcitubg of to-day states 4an
the postponement of Prince Frederick Charles's
journey to Vienna arose from a wish amptisissd
the Imperial court that the prince's visit should
not take plain) until after the funeral obsequies of
the Grand Duchess of Tuscany.
London, England, 1865-01-07

THE =MIMI, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7,

public susceptibility in proportion twigs enormity,
for only Woes whose occupations leave, them no
ohoioe visit Copenhagen-fields on s nsarket-deg.
It is also true that some firmness and commie
would be requisite in interfering with the maims
who amuse themselves by torturing horses in the

_itervals of beer drinking. But the business is
worth the attention of a Society which professes to
regard cruelty to animals se a public evil.

gbe assn.

_
OSBORNE, JAL 8.
The Queen and Prisoess Helens drove in the
green& -.
Priscese Louie redo se liceesbaek.

lady °humidli and the Hos. Emma Lamellas hare ow
maid the Dowager Hamlin of Yount-Edgoumbe and the
lira. Lucy Karr as lady and Maid of Honour in Waiting.

The Right Hoe. the Chance Sot of the &chequer felt
town yeeteriay for Howard's Castle, Chester.
The Bight Hon. T. =nee Gibson arrived in town yester-
day ate/noon from Thelntim He.., Suffolk, and prone&
to-day to Oshtemo, touted the Queen's Council.

lALTEST, INTELIAUENCE.

(arames tizscati
AMERICA..
•
CAPTURE OF SAVANNAH.

ATTACK UPON WILMINGTON.

A
poses to Mime with regard to the Encyclical
Letter 'of the Bth December.

The Net. Liberal Press of Vienna says :

A despatch from Baron de Bach, giving some very Is.
teresting details relative to the Pepel Encyclical, ie mod
talked of. Amman to the report of the berm, the Yakima
ooldly rejected, with unparalleled obstinacy, all the amnesic
which were Mein to soften down and moderate the policy
set forth in the Encyclical Letter. Erma Baron do Bash,
who, according to his instructions, endeavoured in concert
with the Preach minister to paralyse the policy of that
document, speaks of the blindness and deafness of the
Vatican. The despatch in question of Baron de Bach mew
Mons, it is said, the complete cheek given to the Austrian
i attempt. at conciliation at Boma is these characteristic
words, " Against such colossal obstinacy there is no non•
tending."
London, England, 1865-01-07

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Yr. Paget—People who lave bee* knocked tip by your
wasy mots will not put themselves to the additional in-
convenience of coming hers., .
Tim, mother of the prisoner hers Mal ID appeal to the
insprtrste in favour of her eon, and said he was a young
wan bona in Stepney.
sr. peget—Tbst is no urine he should hammer at
ample s doors in the night-time. You should teach him
fatt
The. mother—He has been brought up very genteelly. We
an eery respedable.
gr. Paget—lt is a great animate for people to have their
ak.r. knocked M. He is flied 10s.
The mosey was paid.
GREENWICH.

Juliann° • MOH WIDOW.
Vahan Jones Murphy, a decently-dressed young man,
d Chruithetroet, Deptford, appeared to a summons calling
epos him to show cause why an order should not be made
epee him to pay a certain sum, alleged to be due on • pro-
missory note given on a loan from • Friend of Labour
So/kW.
Michael Needle, the escrotary, said the society In gum•
yea wee held at the King's Arnie public-house, Church-
Aram, Deptford, but that the loan in respect of which the
Waive due woe now sued for had been made to ow
William AMMO; since doad.
magistrate—And how is it, then, that you summons the
defendant for another males debt, and that man dead,
too' (Loghter.)
Witness—Well. we summon him because he has married
the deed mates widow. (Renewed laughter.)
Magistrate—But before the widow married again, did you
ever apply to her to pay her late husband's debt ?
Witooss—l did, your worship, and she w ezoeedingly
" sheaf —(lond laughter)—telliny roe that as her hue.
band wan deed the debt wee dead too.
Magistrate-80 it undoubtedly is, unless you can show
that her husband died leaving property of snakiest value
to pay his debt., and that she his tam preemaion of gush
Whams—When her husband died he left a wellutooked
gbeLsuiliztures, and the defendant is Dow in possession.
to (to defendant)—What have you toss y ?
Worst—Your worship, I'm no scholar, sod for the
life of me I can't see why bosom a man marries a widow
that therefore he ought to pay debt. owing by the women's
farmer.hoeband.

ter.)
all oases of marrying a rich widow.
Mr.) You are sow is powwows of the shop and
which belonged to your wife's late husband.
Defeedeat (shaking his keeed)—l'm sot so sure of Man.
(Bestewoid leiughtsr.) It is true that I and the widow are
married, bat I'll tell you what she tells me. She mays the
property was sot left for her benefit, but for the beeefit of
theme twohter. dear oltikkeu her husband left her with. (Roars of
)
The magietrate having ascertained that the deceased bad
sot kit a will, and that the defendant was undoubtedly in
pcopencion of whatever property had been left, made an
ardor upon the defendant for the amount due upon the pro-
ream note, the society deducting therefrom the sum the
dimmed had ea " stook " at the tiros of hie death.
London, England, 1865-10-21

MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

All the state documents were conveyed from
Brackett Hall and Cambridge House, Pioaadlily, yesterday,
to the Fiat Lord of the Treasure official reeldenos Ice
Dowsing-street
Yesterday morphs( Earl Russell received an autograph
letter from her Ilaiesty, requesting him to form a cabinet.
We (PM) have mean to believe thet the noble lord will
delay the oonfereems with his issadjutoss till Thursday souk
The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who,
by common aoseptanee, is destined to take the proMinent
part of leader of the Haw of Commons, by the death of
the noble Premier, will arrive in town this evening from
Hawarden Castle.
The Pori of Clarendon sad the Right Hon. Sir Charles
Wood had interviews with Earl Russell yesterday.
The Right Hoc. Thomas Milner Gibson, ILP., come to
town list evening from his country MSS is Suffolk.
• The Hake of Somerset and the Lord Chamonix are ex-
pected to arrive in town on Monday from their respective
country mate.
The Eal de Grey. Secretary of State for the War De-
pa:tritest, arrived at his residence in Cultortgardeos late
list eight from Studley Park, neer Ripon.
London, England, 1865-10-21

GERM-NY.

It has been announced, on the faith of a despatch,
that Prussia and Austria baying requested the
Senate of Frankfort to put an end to the political
agitation which had its seat in that town, it bad
decided upon yielding to that request. The news
of this acquiescence is now officially denied by the
Frankfort Journal• Not only has the senate of
that free town not taken into consider►tion the
Austro-Prussian notes, but it has, it appears,
addressed a complaint to the Germanic Diet of the
menaces contained in the identical despatches of
the two great German powers.
London, England, 1865-10-21

BOHEMIA

'PRAGUE, 0cr.520..

The mass celebrated to-day in honour of the
October diploma was but thinly attended, the
German residents and the representatives of the
military and civil authorities being absent. Mea-
sures of precaution have been taken for this even-
ing, and the sailitaa7 have been ordered to remain
in their barracks.
London, England, 1865-10-21

AMERICA.

NZW YORK. Oer. 12.
The delegation appointed by the late South Caro-
lina State Convention to urge the release and par-
don of Mr. Davis has arrived at Washington.
The Confederate Vice President Stephens, Messrs.
J. A. Campbell, Lesgan, and others have been par-
doned, and their liberty on parole enlarged.
The State elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
ana, and lowa have resulted in favour of the re-
publicans.
The Witt trial will, it is estimated, cost the
government 100,000 dole.
The ship Emma, from New Orleans, is reported
to Lave been abandoned at sea, with a cargo of cot-
ton worth a quarter of a million dollars, partly
insured in foreign offices.
It isestimated that 2,000,000 dole. of 5.20 Bonds
will leave by Saturday's European steamers, in
addition to 20,000 shares of the Erie and Illinois
c Railroad&
Gold, 1414. Exchange on London, 100.
001INEECIAW L INTELLIGENCE.
NE TORE Our. 12, EVXMINO.
Gold, 145. Exchange dull—On London, 157 i.
United States Bonds : Sixes, 1081; Five-Twenties,
1061 ; Illinois, 137 ; Erie, 94. Breacistuffs un-
altered. Petroleum, crude, 38 ; refined, 65.
Middling cotton at New Orleans, 52.
of i --- -- -- -
London, England, 1865-12-13

The shares of Hewett and Co. (1

ito 1 * prem.
The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new tuidertakings were as follow:
Bank of Turkey, 2to 1 dia.; Colonial Company,
1 to 1} prem. ; London Steam Towing, 1 to
prem. ; Charles Witte and Co., 1f to 2k prem.;
Commercial Company of Africa, jto 1* prem. ;
Anglo-Romano Water, 1 to 2 prem.; and Railway
Finance, 1k to 2f prem.
As regards American securities, Zee and Unwise
Central Railway shares have again declined. but
United States 5.20 Bonds were slightly better.
The following were the latest prices, viz. :--5.20
, Bonds, 64 to 63i ; Erie Railway shares, 57
to i ; Illinois Central, BO to i ; Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Debentures, 82 to 84;
ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds scrip, par to t
prem.
London, England, 1865-12-13

SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. 12, Evunia.
The Comspondencia of to-day states that all the
different parties of the opposition repudiate any ,
complicity with any projects for making demon-
strations against the Queen on the occasion of her
Majesty's solemn: entry into Madrid, which has
been officially announced for Thursday next, at
mid-day.
It is stated that Queen Christina will be present
at her Majesty's accouchement.
The budget will be presented to the Chambers
between the 10th and 15th of January, and will
eorlain reductions to the amount of 60 millions of

real&
A royal decree has been issued ordering that the
civil course of legal procedure now obtaining in
the mother country shall also be law in the Wands
of Cuba and Porto Rico.

NEW EGYPTIAN LOAN.
ALF.XL/MIIIA, 1)10. 12.
The private loan of 3,000,000/. required by the
Viceroy has been finally contracted with the Anglo-
Egyptian Bank, Hamm Oppenheim having with-
drawn their offer.

SEIZURE OF THE a KIBLER ZEITCrITG."
BIEL, Dio. 13.

The Rider Zeitung of to-day was seized by the
police authorities before my copies had been die-
London, England, 1865-12-13

Pip

which It reasiels ylay sII sorbs al mistime at the thouslit
of Whig samaoffehed tbewaskes from Gamma rultare.
/or it Y German kaskia which is the branch di Warr%
agoaskur *admit the look NORM Buda, sad the lauds el
the Lower Dumb. ; of all whirl it may be laeontrorertably
asserted that till sow it is sot for theamelres they desired
what culture they poser.
The formal vote for union with Hungary has been
given at Slansenbarg, the Saxons and Humans re.
monstrsting to the last. But as I have said the
phalanx of not-eleoted party men (regalisteu),
placed in the Chamber by government made re.
mistime* impossible. It was the strength of a
similar party in the Diet st Agram, and which
there was against the union of Croatia with Hun-
gary, which called forth so many bitter remarks,
and caused the deputation to start for Vienna.
In the different Diets it was pitiable to see the
part the high eoclesiaatios played. Had they given
a silent vote nothing could be said, but the expla-
nations of their motives and of the motives which
led the government made a lamentable exhibitioe,
And strangely enough Herr von Schmerling did not
vote with the liberal party, did not defend his own
offspring, the constitution of February. Herr von
Planer refrained from voting : be had given his
word, he said, not to throw any difficulty in the way
of the present government. But methinks a man
should defend his principles. if he has any--against
those who oppose them, no matter whothey may be,
What is wanting here in public mem is the moral
courage to beard a minister or to resist resolutely,
should need be, the will of the sovereign. But
there is too much deference for that, and, making
a low bow, which is also essential, people do the
very thing which their conscience tells them not to
do. All this, however, is closely connected with
the state of society and its laws and observances,
which are as rotten and fallacious as may be con.
mired. But on this subject a chapter might be
written, so I will not touch further on the matter.
My belief is that there is no real good to be hoped
for from Austria till another generation has sprung
up. Fast rooted ideas, which have become a
second nature, cannot be got rid of : a new nee
meat arise, and with it other notions of right and
wrong, of honour and meanness and servility, sad
when this has come to pens, then, I say, there is
-‘e for Austria.