biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-20

THE

Coaferemee, have greatly strengtlwased his
His friends admit that their fears were lank
- .

and he receives prelims from those who aillelf
cover any merit in his policy. Mr. Luicoitt havlng
offered,:ior the sake of the restoration of the Union,
to mos* anything save **abolition of slavery—
now final and irrevocable—the North rallies round
him, and the lines of old party Milian' are
effaced. It remains to be aeon how the news will
be received in the South, and perhaps we shall
not know that until the war comes to an end.
For at the present time the South may be consi-
dered to be for all practical
more nor less than Las's army, the sentiments of
which, as the newspapers at Richmond tell us,
control the course of the government and im-
pone alike upon Congress and people. We
know from Mr. Davis's speech at Macon,
from the complaints of the govarocas of Ala-
bama and Georgia, and from the lamentations of
the Southern prom, that the people are no longer
supporting the Southern Government with the old
resolution and spirit. But they are completely
terrorised, and their wishes must, for the present,
be left out of the account.
London, England, 1865-02-20

THE POLICE COURTS.

YABLISOROUGII.IITRIMT.
A weber of " loose women " who are in the habit el
walking up and down Resent.strest, wen charged wits
loitering in Use street to the an of the inhabitants.
A essolety hes been formed among tthhsoresidents of tbe neigh-
boarbood in order to put down, if possible, the annoyance
experithoed by most al the shopkeepers in Itegent.street.
Bridges, was given to show that the different persons
bombs, up walked the assets end addressed gentians* ter

Improper purposes.
Yr. Knox said it was an offence if a perms was in apt&
lie Pam for the purpise of prostitutioo, and Repot-street
was tortainly a public ohm. The DUINII6OO bad come to
snob a pita that respectable females wens ashamed to go
to a shop sr walk through the public streets.
Ths primers, who were all forriigems, were each sm.
kneed to a Hoe of forty shilliap or oos moolles imprimis-
:most.
The footles= who cooduated the promotion for the
amookloon said they wire dote-laved M eostioas their
arertioos natal the Dunmire was entirely suppressed. Ha
hoped the worms would be made swan at what was is eon-
teseplatloo.
WORSHIP-STREET.

Robert Coombs, 26, labourer, wu charged with breaking
late and stealing from the prelates of Mr. Adkins,
jeweller. of 9, Brick-lane, Elpitathelde.
At lsal.past two o'clock in the morning the prosecutor
wee mewed by • Iroise, and upoc going &wraiths be
lowa the jewellery and etrotoote of the shop mattered
about, sad the plate glass window broken. The primmer
wee moored by • wadable, who hoard the noise d the
shutter felling from the shop window, and eaw him reaming
away. Some of the promoutoes property wee found upon
his., laded* three watches and a chain. Other watches
were bawd en the road he had takes. The plate gime,
although et great thieknaro, bad bees shivered to moms,
sad roes bad beet mode to admit the body of • man.
The primer had hewn previownly movicted of burglary,
and eseteseed to four yews' petal servitude, which term
had only just expired.
Committed for trial.
Janet Mason, 11 yawl of age, wee charged with limbs
and reet4=l,ailents. The boy was sweeping a orciesthig it the
Quest's- when he asked and roomed alma
The et who apprelthoded him said an order bad
lately been teemed that morns sweepers should be taw
into embody after being eanticeed.
Mr. Milian naked if thy other means had hare provided
foe hatpin the ereeeina clean, and upon being answered in
the negative, he said be had always considered that woman
s were very mieful to the public. Ile akosid order
tri= to be discharged.
London, England, 1865-06-27

TENANT MONT IN IRELAND.

The following is the report of the select com-
mittee appointed to inquire into the owed= of the Act
and 24 Viet., o. 153, on the tenure end improvement of
land in Inked :
" That the committee having examised several warmers
on the reeornmendetion of the promoters of the inquiry,
ars of opinioe that the principle of the act of 1880 em-
bodied in the 38th and 40th sections, namely, that omega
salon to temente should only be secured upon the improve-
ments made with the =sent of the landlord, should be
maintained. Your committee are of opinion that eseenl
modificatioes of the provisions of the act may be edema-
tageonaly made without infringement of this principle ;
sad, amongst others, that in the clauses providing compen.
mhos for improvements made by tenants, the payment of
a lamp sum of mosey should be substituted far the
annuity provided by the set, sad that the duration et the
compensating period in serials mess should be altered ; sad
they have speed to report he the house the wrideeestahen."
Six of the committee voted against the above report and
airs far it.

On Friday Lord Ebury will presents petition to
the Hausa al Lards from the perms, preeineete, and
diem at the Ihrty Owing Ainnalenkfa, praying than the
aseemetnitike of the oosinsittes 1860 may be miring
hie West b reteresee 86 the opining el the lidtlit Mum=
mei ether Wind sensations three oveldep is the yeah
Unman the hem at 7 and 10 deleek.

Lord Elm, intends to move on the 3rd of next
moth. that "L tin opinion of Ms how the burls!
swiss el the esishilsbed drivel is is input aged of ,
reeldsm*
London, England, 1865-06-27

Mama Emma.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 894 to 90
ex div. for the 6th of July, opened this morning at
89} to 4, and closed at 894 to 4. For money the
last price was likewise fto 4, and for the
Anent
.settlement 90 to }. The official bunions
report is as follows :—Three per Cent Coneols,
fee nioney, 891, 4, ; ditto, for amount, 89481:1,
1,_1„; Throe per Cents. Reduced, 88A,
884 ,
89, Mt • New Three per Cents., 864
884 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 1-16 ; Bank Stock ,247,
249 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, ; ditto
Four per Cent., 99; Five per Cent. enlaced*
rupee poor, lOl4.
The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady.
Exchequer Bills were quoted at 2s. to be. prem. ,
Foreign stocks were heavy. There was a (Wiese
ilfoiLier cent. in Turkish Ooneolid4s,inEopeten
of 1864, and 1 in Danubian, 4 in Mexican
and Spanish Certificates, and 4in Italian. Turkish
Loan scrip, however, was quoted } per cent. better.
In the market for bank shares a reduction was
quoted in Agra and Idasterman's, Chartered d
Lora-
Mer-
auntie Bank of India, London and Ch,
an
l don end South African. Imperial Bank shares
were inquired for. Alliance Bank shares at one
period touched 6 prem., but afterwards relapsed,
and closed at 5} to 5} prom.
National Discount shares were last quoted to-day
104 to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, }tot din.;
Egyptian Trading, f to } dia. • Ottoman flosidt6
Gen4rale, 24 to 3} prem.; findson's Bay, 16} to 4;
and Lion Brewery, 1} to lf prem. Ebbw Vein
and City of Milan Improvements paid-up shares
ware quoted lower.
There were some inquiries for London Financial
shares, but those of the other financial companies
were dull. International Financial and Impanel
Mercantile Credit declined 28.6 d. Theelosing gores-
lions are annexed, viz.:. International Financial,
14 to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 1/ to 2} prem. ;
London FinansiaL 74 to prom. • Imperial Mer-
cantile Credit, 14 to 2} prem. ; Credit Fontim
and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 34 to
prem., ex dlr.
The closing (but in some cams nominal) quote.
tions for shares in new undertakings are rub-
joined :—Peruvian Railways, 24 Lon f prem. e
•
Cheshire Salt Works, Ito 2 prem.; do
Land, par to } prem. ; Russian Iron Works, 8 to
10 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank,
3 to } prem. • Blakely Ordnance, 3} to 4 prem. ;
Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, per to 1 prem. ;
Grange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; East London
Railway scrip, 1} to 2} prem. ; ditto, paid-up,
to / prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent.
preference, 1} to 1} prom. ; London Merchants,
} dis. to } prem. ; Be*rave Mansions, 1 to 2
prem. ; British India and Colonial Tract, 1} to
2} prem. •, Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Ph 011•
phate of Lime, 1} to 2} prem. ; Northern Assam
Tea, par to prem. ; Enamelled Iron 2to 3
prem. ; Parkfield Iron, Ito 2 prem. London
Quays, 2 to 3 prem.; Brned's Bank, 2 to 3
Estates Investment, If to 1/ die. ; Steam Biscuit,
1 to 2 prem.
London, England, 1865-06-27

IMPRESS FROM PARIS.

1/11011 01111 OWN

PARIS, MONDAY Evarnia.

The Court of Cessation held a solemn sitting to-
day, all the three chambers being united and M.
Troplong presiding, to decide in the last resort
whether two very small newsmongera who sent
polygraph sheets containing Paris political gossip
to a few provincial journals are or are not to under-
go the month's imprisonment to which they were
sentenced fifteen months ago by the Paris Cor-
rectional Tribunal, as having illegally exercised
the profession of journalists. The sentence of
the tribunal was confirmed by the Paris Court
of Appeal. But the criminal chamber of the
Court of Caseation quashed the judgment,
and pursuant to th►t Code Napoleon legislation,
which I have never been able to bring myself to
admire, sent the case all the way to Rouen to be
tried over again. The Rouen Court of Appeal did
what the government wanted—it held that a man
who on thin paper writes ball a dozen identical
letters to different editors to be made use of or not,
at his discretion and on his responsibility, is the
publisher of a journal, and as such liable to all
the liabilities and penalties which the empire has
enacted against the public press. The appeal of
this day is fiaaL Procureur-General Dupin, being
probably ashamed of the case, abandoned his
chair to Advocate-General Bayneval, who endea-
voured to maintain the conviction. It is a question
whether the law allows any report of the argu-
ments to be published. The journals will doubt-
less act upon the safe principle—dans Is clouts
abstiens toi.

The derail. National thus compendiously sum-
marises the latest news from Rome :
On Friday Let the Pope received M. Vermi at ea
audience de coupe. The senotiatiocie are stopped.
The question now dammed by most of the jour-
nals i. whether they me broken off or only inter-
rupted? [Thin is a play upon words l the French,
Song elks stemma 1 Soot sites Osisrresearuesl) The
advsnartee of the Italian goventwoot have so Wanly
L keeping up the doubt until after the elections. It is
certain that greet discredit attaches to the Walston who
have eitempted to negotiate with the went seentim of
the Italian cause. If say sash eneigewswat with Rouse se
that proposed is feared by the elesten they will in ell
probability retain a resjarity opposed Is any compromise
whetemr, and • majority hostile to the present ministry if
thiVegerid mission Is believed to be simply "interrupted/
London, England, 1865-06-27

[STAXPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.)

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

turnals maasAN..)
THE CORPS LIEGISLATIE.
PARIS. JIM A

In the Corps Legislatif to-day the extraordinary
budget came on for dismission. M. Rouher, in
answer to • question of M. Gamier-Pages, said
that, the negotiations with Cochin China having
been unproductive of the results expected, the
first treaty entered into with the government of
that country, whereby three provinces were ceded to
France, retained all it. validity.
London, England, 1865-06-27

TO TIM 191701 Of 71111111,1138.

Bin.,—The "Great Eastern" having now left the
Medway for the purpose of adjusting, completing, coaling,
and taking in stores, Ise., preparatory to laying the Atlantic
sable, it hie hsea decided by the directors of this company
that no visitors CID now be admitted on board. With a
view of preventing disappointment to the public who are
still most pressing in their applicatiocs to be allowed to see
the ship and cable, 1 shall feel greatly obliged by your
giving this letter a space in your columns.— lam, ko.
B. A. (masa, Managing Director.
Ofsoes, 64, Old Broad-street, June 26.

[AdTattillaMalla.DOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Iji
ruin..—Daanerong —How many life-lour maladies '
eVfrom neglecting biding eaptoesa The pimple readily ,
& la the nursery Nooses 0111.1i0•1111.81. the Irreme-
diable tonnes' of after lite. Willi a of the curative
amen of Holloway's Ointment sad those who tall to me '
them for entirpatlng the Ord seeds of hereditary aliments will
have to bear the iambi:lntent reaultaig teem their folly. Rollo-
ware nomedies will remove entpUens of the akin, so:whittle
assume, and gerefuLt, and heal evny deecription of ulcer, sore, •
wonad, or abrasion. By the employment of Holloware excel-
lent, speedy, and safe medicaments. much palm sad *mega.
GIPSON wOl be saved, and a great besgat caataarld aa Ye ;
Kai and suaoesdlag sausrationa.
London, England, 1865-06-27

BPILIN.

MADRID, Jou 26.

The Ewes of to-day asserts that either the Duke
de la Torre or Senor Isturits will be appointed
Spanish Ambassador in Paris, in the event of
Senor Mon ceasing to represent Spain at the Court
of the Tuileries.

THE CHOLERA IN ALEXANDRIA.
VIENNA, Jou 26.

Advisee received here from Alexandria state that
184 deaths had occurred in the hospital of that
city yesterday. The deaths from cholera up to the
present time number 1,084. 22,000 inhabitants
are said to have left the city, but this number is
doubtless exaggerated.
152 passengers have arrived at Trieste in good
health by the mail from Alexandria.
London, England, 1865-04-15

WIMASOR CASTLE. Arm 14.

The Queen, Prince Alfred, Princess Helena, and
Prisms Louise, and the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting,
attended divine service this morning in the private chapel.
The Hon. and Very Rev. the Bess of Windsor adminis-
tered the sacrament of the Holy COMMIIOiOO.
The Bev. J. St. John Blunt, Chaplain in Ordinary to the
Queen, preached the sermon.
To-day is the birthday of Prises= Beatrice.
Her Majesty, scocirepanied by Primes' Helens, drove in
the Great Park yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hon.
Mrs. Bruns.
Prince Alfred sad Princess Louise went out riding,
attended by Lady Churchill, Lieutenant-General the Hon.
C. Grey, and Lieutenant Haig.
The Hoe. Lucy Herr and the Hoe. Eleanor Stanley have
succeeded the Hon. Caroline Cavendish and the Hoe.
Flamm Seymour as Maids of Honour in Waiting.

ROYAL BIRTHDAY AT WINDSOR.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning, aa the anniversary of the eighth
birthday of her Wye Highness Princess Beatrice Mary
Victoria Feodora tell upon Good Friday, the celebration of
the suspicious event was reserved till to-day, when the
usual royal honours were paid. At au early hoer this morn-
ing, the bells of the Chapel Royal of Bt. George and the
church of St. John, New Windsor, rang out merry peals,
while a royal salute of 21 gum was fired from the artillery
in the Long Walk, and duly answered from Forts Belvidere
and the Royal Adelaide frigate at Virginia Water. The
Prisons Beatrice is the ninth and youngest child of her
Majesty and the late Prince Consort.

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP WALES.

SLNDRINGHAN, Ann, 14.

On Tuesday the Prince and Princems of Wales, I
Wooded by t►e Countess de Grey and Major Grey, and so-
oompanied by Major-General Lord Piney, Lieutenant-
Colonel the Hoo. and Mrs. Byng, and Viscount Hamilton,
drove out in the neighbourhood of Sandringham.
On Wednesday their royal highnesses, attended by the
Countess do Grey and Major Grey, and accompanied by
Earl de Grey, Viscount Goderich, Major4enesel Lord
Henry Percy, Viscount Hamilton, and Lieutenant-Colonel
the Hon. H. end Mrs. Byag, drove from Sandringham to the
neighbouring waterieg-pleos of Hunstanton. The royal
party alighted at St. Edmunds, where a populous town is
fast springing up, and viewed with considerable interest
the lofty cliffs, which ere nearly 101 ft. high, and are very
interesting to the geologiet. A visit wan also paid to the
famous Ring teed Downs, formed by a long valley of beau-
tiful tuff, which wind, from Hnoenuston Park. The party
returned to Sandringham in the retain.
On Thursday their royal highnesses and party walked
sod drove out.
This tuning the Prince and Primus of Wales, attended
by the Countess de Grey, lieutenant General Kindly;
Major Grey, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. Hohmann, and aocom-
panied by Earl de Grey, Viscount Goderich. Major-General
Lord Henry Percy, Viscount Hamilton, and Lieutenant-
Colonel the Hoe. H. and Mrs. Byog, attended Divine ser-
vice at Sandringham Church. The Rev. G. B. Mum,
E.A., rector, officiated and preached.
London, England, 1865-04-15

CZru:s7aiiirrikilD—lFirie" biiiisii•raiiiirallii:

THRESHER'S KASHMIR FLANNEL
81111ff&-8old roily by sad GLENN Y, Out-
fitters, out door to Soroorsot-bouse, Strand. London.

LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING; APRIL 16, 16436.

THE PONTVICATS OP PIM ix.

The Encyclical of December Stb, 1864, was not
an ordinary or occasional letter, but formed with
its appended Syllabus a general review and con-

damnation of what are deemed at Rome the errors

of our time. The Syllabus, it will be remem-
bered, was a list of eighty propositions embodying
those errors, which were simply stated, reference
being made to former consiatorial allocutions,
encyclicals, and other apostolic letters of the Holy

Ben: in which they had been specifically and elabo-
rately denounoed. The two-fold minded* was
thus to a certain extent a summary of the chief
doctrinal lots of the Pope's reign, by which it was
to be explained and illustrated. Until lately
those acts, published as occasion arose, existed only

ia • separate form ; but now, by the care of more
tb•n one catholic editor, they have been collected
into a single volume. The most complete of thew

several compilations is that published by Adrien
Ls Cleft and Company, of Paris, which has
reached a second edition. It is entitled, " Re-
ousil des Allocutions, Consistoriales, Encycliques, et

mitres Latins AposMliques des Sotiversins Pontifes
Clement XII., Benoit XIV., Pie VI., Pie
VU., Leon XII., Gr4goire XVI., et Pie IX.
cities dans PlCncyclique et le Syllabus du 8
Dicembre, 1864, suivi du Concordat de 1801
et de divers mitres Documents." It contains
the Encyclical with the Syllabus ; the Apostolic

Letter of Pius IX proclaiming the jubilee of
1846 ; the several declarations of former pontiff.

mentioned in the Encyclical; the various utterances
of Pius IX., which are specified in the Syllabus,
arranged in chronological order; the address to Pius
IX. from the Catholic bishop' assembled in Rome
on June 9th, 1862 ; documents connected with
London, England, 1865-04-15

THE DISTURBANCES AT MADRID.

PA M% Aran 14.

A despatch has been received here from Madrid,
dated 13th inst.; announcing that tranquillity has
not again been disturbed.

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S JOURNEY
TO ALGERIA.

PAWS, Ana 14.
Advises from Algiers state that the Emperor's
projected journey to that colony was still considered
a probable event.
London, England, 1865-04-15

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

isrunnes 221/011116.)
THE ITALIAN i'ARLLiI

TURIN, Ann. 14.

To-day, In the Chamber of Deputies, Signor
Regnoli drew attention to the recent collisions at
Paenza, between some hundreds of artisans and the
public force, and censured the conduct of the autho-
rities upon that occasion. The Minister of the
Interior replied, giving explanations, and the
subject dropped.
The Chamber than resumed the debate upon the
financial bills, in favour of which Signori Briganti
and Maasari addressed the house.

Signor Sella defended the financial administra-
tion, and explained the improvements made in
the state of public credit.
The Minister of Justice subsequently communi-
cated to the Chamber the request of the public
prosecutor for authority to take proceedings against
the deputy Signor Bellanti, charged by several
witnesses with the authorship of the article pub-
lished in the Monarchic
The Chamber referred this demand to the com-
mittee.
London, England, 1865-04-15

EFFECT OF THE AMERICAN NEWS AT
LIVERPOOL.

GREAT CONSTERNATION.-(THIS DAY.

(n 'memo
(nom ova ow' a

The defeat of Lee and the capture of Richmond
have caused general consternation in Liverpool. Th..
morning, although there is a holiday in the cotton
market, it is believed that buyers can command
theirown terms. As to the Confederate loan transac-
tions are niL The reported losses of Lee are by
some believed to be exaggerated. Five-twenty
United States Bonds are in great favour.

A Quintal( or GUAIDIA/011111P.—The Hon
Charles Leardaki preferred as applicalke yesterday to
the board of guardians for the parish of Marylebone, at
their ordinary eseettag, soliellivg that Wes illegitimate
prix of the scoria Mary SandelA, who had died
Is
prism. might be delivered ewer to hie ewe in assord-
awe with the mother's wish, made Mows in the follow.
bg doom:set :—" L Mary Sarsimalas do hereby give autlio-
ray to the His. cudr e, of 5, Queseutreet,
Mayfair, to take my three oh , Asa, William, am
Mary liarsileld, out of the Marylebooe workhoses ; and I
do hereby express my wish sad mulct that the said
childree be give* lip to the said Hon. Charles Lands*
to be brought up se he shall appall* in the Raman cads.
• Leith, in which 1 hive lived, sad is whke lam doter-
re wed to die. - (Signed) A. Williamson, A. Fisteher, Mary
fluslield (her nark). Xillbsek Musty Priem, Apeii 1,
' 1886." The boo. gentleman explaiaed that ft was his
rah to place the eldest of the 'Andrea. who wes a girl
16 years of sv, in asivies, and to mead the other two
to school who
they would be educated is the
religious faith of their mother. A dLeaeioa ensued,
is which Mr. Burr, the chairman, Mr. Shaw. and Mr.
Taverner took part It was urged that the gmedises
were truster of the children became they were Kin.
pianists, mid their mother had died is prism. A.
the mother wee dead, it was not thought that any
=at of hers relieved the board from its re-
its. The children were now at • mks! (Pre-
teshint), sod until they were 6t to earn Oak own breed,
they ought eat to be given ap ; after that tine they eashl
follow what religion they _ pleased. Os moral sad Isgal
moeade the request should be denied ; Temally, bream
Yr Shaw, who wail • leader in the argument, was dubious
al the genaimsees of the decease% which be dieeol had
been writhes: by • Rama catholic priest ; besides, Me dr
mearel to it Isabel sElmewlY alike ; sod legally, became
be thought such • guarillambUsitittbesserntairshe estab-
lished by the mother for bar was sell
sad void in law. A moths wes pqatsadarrid nassigeowily
that the request of Mr. lregdaM he refused. The hoe.
pretkinae, on Miss galled before the board, and lahrmed
of its ducitiogi =Premed his surprise at It, bat was told
that the matter was settled, and pea argument.
The Onondaga Indiana want to %spa up their
fetal domain, mid Eyelike white peoples—Neto Tor k paper.
London, England, 1865-04-12

CLERKEN WELL.

Samuel Raywond;od Charles .i;weld, two young fellow',
amid 17 years of age, were charged with breedusg sod en.
twin • stable in Sotton.gardems, Idiegtoa, for the purpose
of sonsinitting a felony.
The endues was very dear, se the prisoners bed a cora-
psalm were seen to ester the yard in which tbe stables
were, break open the door, aid then go into the stables.
where they were raptured. Poliosramistsble Jobs Deems,
170 N was called, sod the prisoners were gives into his
enetody, bat the companion of the primmer, mashie escape
sistatestanding that the poLicenisa called upon • cardiac
to await him.
Kr. baker (to the constable}—You calla upon what to I
mist you ?
Ooestable—A civilise, dr.
Yr. Barker—You mess • private individual'
Omstable—Yes, • civilise.
Yr. Barker—A civilise I Why, what ue you
Ooselabl•—I am • poliesaller.
Mr. Barker—You said oa celled epos a civilian to assist
you. Do you tsa either to the army or the navy, that
you should may so'
Constable—No, sir ; but I did all as • eivilkui to
Mr nt•
Mr. Harker—There, man, do not talk snob rubbish. You
j was mach s reviles ss the person you railed cm to seise
. you, aed you should not ms such • teem Wilde girls{
your evldemos. It is sot the lint time Am 1 have bad
to mention this, and the polies should be told that they do
London, England, 1865-04-12

TRIAL OF PELIZZIONL

At the sitting el the smart this mem* Bens int Pelizzioni
was Obeid it t►e ter to tabs Isis trial to feloniously so-
molting and womodlog Alfred Rabbet*, with Went to mur-

der Mao.

11ae learned judges, Bane Chasm:ell sod Yr. Justice
Smith, foot their oats on the betel at 10 o'clock.
_ .

Tbeptiaoser pleaded not gnilty,asd sleeted to be kid by
a Puy, putly composed el [enliven, sad all us facolia
iea-
tLmes bad boa ruestosed the ear me postponed foe

. .
short period hi order that the eiteriffe might be enabled to
procure the attendance of a foreign jury.
Dating the inters! Sophia Laubder, who had been 000•
doted et %%govt.:illy keeping a bowie for the reception of

lunatics without • loom" upow whom judgment woo

respitod, was placed at tba—bat to ;waive jodimoit, and &a
as ustattead to was moot& imptisoomont, sod to pay a
!as of 501.

Marti yaftsrarszda BsOssat lianaattas veld that oa the
part of the Fists*: he should elect to be tried by IC Eat-

lish jury.
T 66 primer foram. time persided in being tried by •
jury partly emnposed of foreigners. At length, however,
he emseested to be tried by an English Jury, ad the was
prormediott.
Yr. Gifford, Q. 0.. sad Mr. Beesley appeared for the
Grows ; fierjeast Ballasting was specially retained with
Yr. Bibtos and Mr. J. S. Lewis for the deform.
M. Oserini sated as the isterposter for the arena
London, England, 1865-04-12

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, AMIS. APPOIN/7dlNlB.—Chap-
lain—The Bev. T. J. MOD, to the Ezosilont, addition),
for service at the Royal Nasal Collfte.
Chaplain and Naval Instructor—The Rev. J. W. Greene,
to the Illoalleat, vice Maio, complement eltered.
Assistant Paymasten—H. M. Harrison, to •
the Royal
Adelaide ; R. Balloon, supernumerary, to the Royal
Adelaide.

PORTSMOUTH, Amin. 11.
The Shannon, 35, aorew-frigate, Captain 0. J.
Jones, was paid out of 'amalgam, a exoellent order,
today.
The Dasher, 3, paddle-vasseL Commander Philip de Sae.
mare:, sailed last evening for the Channel Wands.
ROYAL NAVAL Cousoz.—The first examination under
the sew Admiralty regalatiora took place at the close of
last week, and the osevolicates to the saocesafal candidates
for cavil oscletshige were awarded today as follow :—B. J.
N. Adamson, G. M. Heodereoe, R. F. Powell, W. P.
Brake, G. F. Ramat, F. W. Fisher, F. C. Garvey. T. F.
Pullen, C. C. Wiodland, G. L. Massou, G. T. Nicholls,
H. K. Boarchier, J. C. Madrona', N. B. Shut*, E G.
RAMO, D. A. Wright. S. H. M. Login, R. S. Norton, and
E. H. Biornefield. The examinations will henceforth be
held, not quarterly, but in the 'mouths of April, August,
and December.
London, England, 1865-06-20

THE AGITATION IN SPAIN.

- -
"The news from Spain," says the liidipendassee
Beige, "confirms what we said of the danger the
liberty of the press runs in that country on account
of the plots last discovered. The closing of the
casinos and other public places is also spoken of.
On the subject of the orders given to General Pant
to proceed to Madrid, questions have been put in
the Chamber of Deputies. The minister replied
that it was necessary to adopt this pleasure because
wherever the government discovered insurrectional
symptoms it was informed that the name of Count
de Neuss was mentioned as that of a leader
to be given to the rebellion." The deenir
National says :—" The Spanish government is till-
ing back upon exceptional laws, which betrays weak-
ness and anxiety. A bill has been presented •to
the Senate for suspending the last guarantees of
the press. The preamble is a proof of weakness
and powerlessness. 'No government is possible,'
it says, in the face of a press which shows itself
aggressive upon every point. A term must there-
fore be put to the violence of the public discussions
of the press upon certain essential questions, ,or
i the government of the country must be abandoned
to the audacious men who, to the terror of peace-
! ful and intelligent people, wish to subject it to
- their dictatorship.' "
London, England, 1865-06-20

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

(azurra's nascaume.)
FRANCS.

La Prance states that an arrangement with the
Paris cabmen for the oessation of the strike is ex-
pected to be made this evening.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Jmnt 19.
The Corresponderwia says the Civil Guard at
Valencia have captured a waggon laden with arms
and ammunition, two cannons, and 92 shells. The
government have refused to grant the request of
the late Captain-General of Valencia for an in-
quiry into his oonduct. The same journal states
that General Prim has gone to Capreca, to visit
General Garibaldi. The Telegrafo of Barcelona
asserts, on the contrary, that he has gone to see his
old friend, Omar Paths.
The Correspondent-in of this evening states that
there is no foundation in the rumour that the
Spanish Ambassadors at Paris and Rome had
tendered their resignation.
London, England, 1865-06-20

Usual signalises
Name in fan
Residence
Prelacies
Dela .

1114.

1011[ OF APPLICATION YON £6O
anketa) PAID•IIP MAIM
(To be retained 14 the It

No.
To the Directors of the London Merchants Compan7 (Limited).
Oentlemen,—Having paid to your banters,
, the sum of A , Delon a depadt of et per
share oa Mares to the above Company, I hereby
request that you will allot me that number of LW paid-up
shares; and I agree to accept such shares or any ler number
you may allot to me on the terms of the prospectus: and I
wee to pay the balsam of the amount—vls., kan per share—on
allotment, aiddun the articles of essociatiou of the Company
when required • and I authorlse you to 'newt my name on the
it
register of members for the number of shares allotted to lac
Usual signature
Name In full
London, England, 1865-06-20

THE CAPE MAIL

The mall steamship Roman arrived at Plymouth
yesterday front the pope with 125 passengers and die usual
mails, 769 bales wool, 106 bales skies, 7 packages skies, 116
wet hides, 2,265 bags sapper cm, 76 packages old copper.
sundry email mass sad paresis of wine, sod 3 eases of old
calm, value 5001. Among the passengers is Mr. Baines, the
Embed traveller.
The Roman left Table Bay on the 15th ; St. Helena,
78th ; Amonsioe, 29th May ; sod Madeira, June 12.
At the Cape all was quiet oe the frontier, but Maumee
clot:Mies existed es to the rebel:ChM of war. The °ape
Tam Advertiser sad Mail says :—" In soy case, it isnot
psobsbls that hostilities can be averted for any lengthened
period, although no immediate apprehension of their Out-
break is entertained." Prom other sources it IDIA doubted if
there was existing ocomion present or prospective to fear ano-
ther satire war. It was stated that there was • likelihood of •
rupture between the free state republic and Les Pam, a petty
chief of the Basuto tribe and a vassal of the perms:oust chief
Hashish. Is the Fri:eget state of affairs it wm sot unlikely
that sush an occurrence might lead to a general war. Trade
was still limited in the colony through the late mobs:ram-
meets at Port Elizabeth and the stagnation at Natal.
'Eke barque Reboot, from Liverpool fer the Cape, went
ashore is beating up to an anchorage in Table Bay as the
night zit the 9th May. She became • wreck, and the vend
and cargo bad bees sold foe 1,8001.
The ship Naturalist, from Calcutta for Loodoe, out 62
days, was spoken with on the sth May in lat. 35 S., long.
20 R., mod reports having es board 4 men, the only sere
vivors of the mew of the ship Van Capellan, Captain
Sewell, of Liverpool, from Calcutta for Hull, which OMNI
capsized on the 16th March, in lat. 6 &Jong. 83 R., in
emsequenee of the cargo having shifted. The 4 men were
picked up is s boat in s most exhausted Mete, having been
driven about for 15 days, daring which time they were ems.
penal to live oe human flash. Captain Sewell is not maw
those who ware saved.—Bester's Telegram.

THE LATE DUNA OF NORTHUNDINILLND. --The
widow of the late Dake of Northumberlaed has intimated
her wish to give to the National Lifeboat lastitatios the
cost of s lifeboat, its equipment and transporting conies%
is mom of her late husbaed, who was for many pus
the of of the Lifeboat lostitetica, mid Who took
tics
so hamlet in its objects. The duchies added that she
would like the lifeboat to be called the Algoma and
lasasice—their waited naines—and suggested that it might
be pieced es the Northumbeilitud easel, the satins county
of the late duke.
Du Berry's delicious health restoring Itevalints
Ambits Toed oozes,
plow medlethe or tooseveeessoßpoisT
=upsuem.oo,2l6B,o"). ik dearth. Cousumptiod,
Nervous, MOIRS. User, and atoms* eomplazds:
sad same far tines um rest la otb remelliss. Wee mum
seutheN7.--Div Duty end Oa. No. 77, lagerierdreek Lauder. M.
fug Ina M tia.; ILL, Is. MI. Alhe...2lsewelkeli possra,.
Atescsemees.l
London, England, 1865-06-20

SHARE LISTS.--(TRI8 DAY.)

Two oPer.oelt.
The railway market is inactive to-day, and,
with the exception of a rise of per oent. in
London and North Western and Lancashire
and Yorkshire 'toast and a decline of * in
Metropolitan, quotations show no variation.
London and North Western stock Is now quoted
124 to 4 ; Great Western, 71} to 3 ; Mid
138 k to 138 ; Lanoashirs and Yorkshire, 6121
to ; Caledonian, 1314 to 134 ; South Eastern,
to f ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; London and South
Western, 99 to 100 ; Metropolitan, 1421 to 1434
Great Northern, 1324 to 1334 ; ditto A, 147 to
148.
Indian, Canadian, and foreign lines are quiet.
Namur and Liege shires, however, have unproved.
London, England, 1865-06-20

whether the fog signal;
ply for any special order
eg the attention of the
t them repairs were going
iat he, knowing that the
tally disregarded without
inch grces neglect as to
r would find a verdict of
After referring to Wiles,
driver, both of whom be
be said the South Eastern
r free from accident. The
rid exceediogly well; sad
Ma instance there would
ant. It appeared to him.
Aiming the driven end
kind were about to be
it the number of district
Led that a more coostaat

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) than an hour sad s half
rand Moore, the foreman,
=laughter against Joseph

ou scree to that!
I Joseph Guthman sod six.
6 him' the number of the
prity of the jury to appeod
y fully recognising the gene-
rules to ensure the public
ad that when possible notice
s station of say works in•

d ▪
gentlemen of the jury, I
nmesdatioe is placed before •
ern Railway Company, sod
give it their most serious
ere to-day I have to express
compacy, that you should
squire into so serious •
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eve publicly to thank you all
or the kind, humane, sad
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London, England, 1865-06-20

EXPRMS FROM PARIS.

(nom 0173 011111 0011173PO301137.)

PARIS, 110110 AT EVINING.
The cab strike continues. There are plenty or
carriages to be had now in the most frequented
quarters of Paris, but it is complained that some
of them exact exorbitant fares, under the pretence
that they are waives de grade remise, not accus-
tomed to go out for less than two hours, and en-
titled to charge more than the ordinary remise
carriages. It is stated by the Temps that
within the last two days several English
drivers have made their appearance, having by
the side of them on their box, ticket porters to
show them the way. This is a very curious fact,
which has not come under my own observation.
There can be no doubt that if the Emperor would
only make it known that Englishmen were at
liberty to supply hackney carriages for Paris, on
terms of perfectly free competition, there would
very soon be no Lick of the accommodation which
the public requires and is entitled to. The Paris
jarvey and the company which employs him would
do well to reflect upon this fact. Nothing is so well
ascertained as this, that ill-advised strikes in
this age of free trade tend to the benefit
of the foreigner. The Temps says that the public
inclines to side with the drivers, who I really
believe are ill-used by the privileged company, and
that many of the extempore carriages are hooted in
the streets.
The rumour ran at the Corps Legialatif to-day
that some of the shareholders in the Imperial Car-
riage Company intended to take legal proceedings
before the Tribunal of Commerce, with a view to
take the management out of the hands of the pre-
sent directors.
The Empress paid an unexpected visit this
morning to the juvenile prisoners in La Roquette.
It is stated that she asked questions of several
children, and that many of them melted into tears
—an assertion which I hold to be perfectly credible.
The French flatter themselves that Gladiateur's
victory is to be imitated until the superiority of
the French over the English shall be demonstrated
in every branch of art, science, and sport. The
news that the officers of the 73rd regiment have
sent an eleven here to play a game with the Paris
Cricket Club is thus complacently noticed by the
Opinion Nationale :—" We shall see all the greatest
cricket players in England come here in turn to
stimulate our emulation." The French journalist
is utterly ignorant that the amateurs in a single
regiment can only comprise "great" cricketers in a
very small proportion, and his patriotism does
not suspect the fact that there are no Frenchmen
in the Paris Cricket Club, and that the friendly
match, to be played to-morrow in the Bois de
Boulogne, will be between Britons inhabiting
Great Britain and Britons sojourning in Paris.
The slight rise at the Bourse of Saturday has not
been maintained. Sales again predominated, and it
was very difficult to find buyers. Bente fell 15c.
both for cash and account, closing at 67fr. 60c.,
and 67fr. 27}c. ; Mobilier fell 15fr. The Carriage
Company shares fell from 75fr. to 72fr., on the
rumour that M. Dneoux, the manager, had
resigned.
London, England, 1865-04-24

THE SURRENDER OF LEE.

OFFICIAL DESPATCHES.

We have received letters and journals from New
York to the 11th. The following are the official
despatches relating to the late important events.
In our front page will be found a telegram supple•
menting these adviosa :

THE PRELIMINARY CORRESPONDENCE.
Clifton Howe, VIVA* Aril S.

Hos. Edwin W. &Asko. &amatory a War.

The following oxertepondenos ham taken place between
General Lee and myself. There bee been no relaxation in
the pursuit during its pendency.
U. 8. Own', Lienteeant•Geuen&.
MILL GIANT TO GENELLL LIZ.

April 7.
Confident* Sillbl/
London, England, 1865-04-24

GINERAL GRANT TO GENERAL LIZ.

April 9, 1865.
General R. E. Lee, Commanding Confederate States

Armies.
Your note of this date is but this moment (fifty minutes
put 11 mm.) received. Io consequence of my having
passed from the Richmond sad Lynchburg road to the
Vermville and Lynchburg road, I am, at this writing,
about four miles west of Walter's Church, and will push
forward to the front for the purpose of meeting you. Notice
sent to me on this road where you wish the interview to
take place will meet me. Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, U. S. Ottarr,Liontonant-Gensral.
London, England, 1865-04-24

THE PRITCHARD CUE.

COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER ON A DOUHLE
CHARGE OF MURDER.
(From the (Amoy Herald.)
Yesterday (Friday) afternoon Dr. Pritchard was
examined in the North Prison, before Sheriff Sir Andiasia
Ali as, as a charge of having pirated the eta Mm.
Taylor, his inother.is-law. From the welt of the thalris
of the organs of the deceased lady this step wee readied
imperative on the pert of the authorities. The exandoolon
was coed acted in the usual secret meaner by Yr. Plaid
Gemmel ; but we are enabled to-day to ottroaisie thermalt
of the examination in the same manner as we have from
to day been ambled to keep the public informed of the
more prominent facto othosated with the era. Yeelleriey
the deposition formerly suited by the prisoner
the death of hie wife wee read over to him, sod he
to its soonnioy. After being daly admoniabed ha wee in-
ontomalag the death of his mother-fielaw,
tar:crier, when he slated that he was neither aoressory
directly nor indirectly to best death that, acting
upon the savior of hie awe In declined to
make any farther elatontost. He wee then emertied
ea the additiosol charge at having ceased the death of his
mother-in-law by the admineration of pesos. The primmer
looked somewhat pole, bat he Mill retains the same amount
of solf.pomonsicot that he hos exhibited since the night of his
wprebeesioe. It may be metioaed that as that conekto,
after having been mover& frees the zoning Adam to lb.
=mModest IrOsirs apartment, the Donor, preolem to
gto not, sod before the room wee mooted* the ell.
ewe, engaged In prayer. Hi oatreqmot behaviour, we have
memo to believe, Yea boom of the mimed potable deeerip
elm The prime memos has sot at all suited his mete,
bathe doss not went to have lost flask sod his pile ay
parsecs may be ascribed to the conflasamok whieb, la
the case of a person oceaniag the position he did, and
taking moth szsreise, 'nun in a very abort time pedant
DON palpable eff sot. I. hot, so far as we isms, Dr.
Freehold has all aloof takes matters mu coolly. Its said
that on the day his wife died the primmer talked is a non of
off-hand way to persons whom lie met regarding that ma.
laic oly sent. We an told that to a lady whom he met
a the street chard after Mm. Pritchard died, he rommied
" that his b wife was goes ; that her death had
resulted from an attack of typhoid fever ; • that he bad
called in three donors to vielf her on the day prior to her
death ; but that it bad bus of no tun" " Toe many moth,"
ha added, " spoil the Moth.* Is point of fact, calf one
doctor, Ms., Dr. Panama, eaw Mrs. Preened on the day
prior to her death.
London, England, 1865-04-24

FRANCE.

The France of this evening says that Count Wa-
lewski will be appointed President of the Corps
Legislatif. He will offer himself se a candidate to
the electors of the Linde; in place of M. Corte,
who sill be made a senator.

The Patric says that the Mexican embassy will
be othcially received by the Pope next week.
The report that Marshal Hazaine was about to
return from Mexico is without foundation.
London, England, 1865-04-24

AVINE&-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLocx.

The mining market is rather firm to-day, espe-
cially as regards shares in tin mines, which are in
request on the expectation that the war in America
will soon terminate, in which ease an important ad-
vance would doubtless occur in the value of no. Sub-
joined are some of the present quotations, viz.:—
Great Vor, 326 to 33 ; East Lovell, 14 to 11 ; Stray
Park, 12 to 13 ; Lady Bertha, 20a. to 22.. 6d. •
North Reales:, 16 to 18 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 31.4
to 31; Wheal Buller, 31 to 32 ; Cook's Kitchen,
7 to I ; South Condurrow, 3# to # ; Smith Darren,
2 to I ; West Caradon, 9 to # ; and East Cain
Brea, 61 to 7.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at
the closing quotations of Saturday.
A special meeting of the Beariz Tin Streaming
Company (Limited) is convened for the 4th of May,
"to receive and consider a special report on the
company's mines, and (if deemed expedient) to pass
resolutions with the view to the dissolution and
wiuding-up of the company."
Wheal Mary Ann sold, on the 17th bort., 60 toes d lad
ore, et 271.105. per ton, and 20 tom at 131. 34. 6d. per ton.
At a mile of copper ore, held at Truro, es the 20th inn.,
4,419 tons were sold for 20,1451. 12a. Average standard,
1271. 16s. ; average produce. 542; Ungar price per tau.
41.11.. ; quantity of fine wpm, 252 toes 15 own. ; average
standard last sale 1221. 12s. The following amounts were
reeked by the different minis :
Mina. Tons. Amount.
Devoe Great Conch 2316 .... C 11,279 7 6
Devon and Coniwall 452 .... 1,880 9 0
Marks Valley
Bast Camden
Brookwood
Bedford United
Wheel Friendship
Wheal Arthur 93 .... 116 4 6
North Wheel llohert BO .... 434 0 0
West Sharp Ter
Sorendp
Fast Guneislake
94 1 0
Barks:boor
Collsoombe

4,419 E 20,145 12 0
London, England, 1865-04-24

GIORRAL ORAN? TO OEIIIINAL LiE.

Appomattox Court House, April 9, 1865.
Cameral R. E. Los, Commanding Confederate States
Army.

In accordance with the inbeianee of my letter to yen of
the Bth ineteet, I propose to receive the surrender of the
Army of Northern Virginia on the following terms, to
wit :

Rolls of all the of and men to be made in duplicate :
one eopy to be given to an officer designated by me, the
other to be retained by such office's as yon may designate.
The officers to give their individual paroles not
to take arras against the government of the United
States until properly exchanged, and each nom•
perry or regimental commander sign • like parole
for the men of his command. The arms, artillery, and public
property to be parked and stacked and turned over to the
officers appointed by me to receive them. This will not
emblem the side arms of the office's, nor their private Loren
or baggage. This don, each officer and man will be allowed
to return to their homes, not to be disturbed by United

Stales authority so bug u they observe their parole and the
laws in faros where they may reside.—Very respectfully,
U. R. GRANT, Lientuant-GettoraL
CILNIMAL LET TO OINIERAL GRANT.

Headquarters, Army of Northern Virginia,
April 9, 1865.
oral U. S. Grant, Commanding United

Staten Amid.

Geeeral,—l have received your letter of this date, eon-
tnining the terms of surreuder of the azney of Northern
Virginia as proposed by you. As they are substantially the
Estee as time expressed in your letter of the Bth Instant,
they ere accepted. I will proceed to designate the proper
cheers to carry the stipulations into elleet.—Very reopect-
fully, your obedient servant, R. Z. Las, General.

THE SURRENDER.
emu:TART STANTON TO OINZIAL DM

Wu Department, Waskiegtoo, April 9,
9 o'olook, p.m.
To klajoir.Goooral Dix, New York.
- '

m's deportsoosi has roosivod the official report of the
moorooder this day of Omura Leo sad hie army to Unto-
aaadAGasaral Grant ou tbo tor= mooned by Gown] Gnat.
EDwIN Y. &Immo; Smeary of War.
London, England, 1865-04-24

TO TRIC EDITOR Or THZ EXPRESS.

Sia,—My attention having been called to the
name of Jams &TIMM' ia yonr list of bankrupts to-day,
allow me to state that I, James Richard William Seymour,
am not the person therein named, and farther that there is
no other penes of the name of rfsymoar in this road.—l
am, itc., JAMES RICHARD W X SEYMOUR.
23, St. Augustine's-road, N.W., Are 22.

THE JUDOM AND °DAMNATION AT ST. PAUL'S.
Yesterday afternoon, it being the first Sunday in Fester
term, her Majesty's judges and the corporation of the City
of London attended in state at St. Paul's Cathedral, for the
rill...se of taking part in the °areaway well known in cies
as " churchiag the judges." Tbe high dignitaries
of w ateembled at 3 o'clock la the hall of Seejeseta'-
ion, Chanowy-lane. The Court of Queen's Beath was rr
presented by Mr. Julio Blsckbern ; the Court of Com-
mon Pleas by Lord Chief Justice Brie sod Mr. Justice
Keating ; and the Court of Exchequer by Mr. Baron Chan-
nolL The other branches of the law were represuated by
one gentleman oaly—Mr. Swjeant Robinson—who has just
amused the coif. Thin via repeded se a somewhat remark.
able eitoumatanas, the number of serjeesta-at.law and
QUOSIeII waned who usually 'Awed on sack occasions being
l The high legal party were tioaducted to fit. Paul'.
is warlike@ by the City Marshal co horseback. As
soon as the whole of the party had been conducted to the
choir, and taken their seats in the stalls, full choral service
WM perforated, the sermon being preached by the Rev.
Caws Camps*" M.A.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 22.
tenant George S. Brown, late of the EmsHest, to the
Cambridge gunnery ship, at Deroopwt.
Master Freak lagHs, to the Ada gusrd alp of resens, at
Portsmouth, fee sorties i■ the Minotaur, 98r boirossed
lai7l;ifti rit
*tam John Sanders, to the Ada, for esawise iu
the MMotanr.
Assidiant-Eeginosas J. Hopwood, to the Ada, for monies
In the Minotaur ; Robert Widdloombs, to the lam, for
'orrice in the Scorpios, 4, arrow iramoased cupola ship, at
Demigod.
Naval Cadet (amninated) Charlie B. Nichohom