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The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-10

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(auras TICLAIGRAML
PRUSSIA. _ _

_
BERLIN, F/2. 9.
To-days deputation waited on Herr Grabow,
President of the Chamber of Deputies, to present
him with a civic crown from the inhabitants of
Cologne.
The reply of Herr Grabow was substantially as
follows :—Hesaid that he was mindful of the words
of the King,—"Let nothing but truth passbetween
us." What he had done was inseparable from what
the liberal majority 3f the house had for years pro-
teased both by word and action, and therefore he
could only accept this, the highest distinction which
could be offered by citizens to a citizen, in the name
of that majority, for it was equally deserved by all
his liberal comrades, who with him had shared the
struggle. Faithfully he would preserve this civic
gem, and it would steel him to persevere in the
arduous struggle for the constitution, should the
understanding with the government, so desired by
all parties, become an impossibility.
As the new military bill makes no concession the
majority of the Chamber of Deputies will not
propose an amendment to the address, but will
simply exprets their regret that such a bill has
been introduced. A reconciliation between the
Chamber and the government is considered to be
impossible.
London, England, 1865-02-10

SPAIN.

MADRID, Fn. 9.

The Epoca of to-day says :—" It is rumoured
that an English firm has offered to advance to the
government 600 millions of reels on the guarantee
of taxes to be collected in advance, and that a
representative of the firm has arrived here to specify
the conditions on which the loan will be granted."

MUSIC.

ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA. COVENTZARDEN.

The pantomime—which continues to run, and
what is better, to pay—was preceded last night by an
operetta in one act, called The River Sprite, the music by
Mr. Frank Mori, the libretto by Mr. George Lialay. It
has merit, and, with Bonze abridgment (for it is too long)
may serve egress* enough as a lever de rideau for the
piece de ruiatance of the evening. It is a mere ex-
travaganza, but neither the libretto-writer nor the
composer has been content! that it should be so.
Mr. Linty has thought it necessary to mix up his badinage
with attempts to produce serious interest ; and Mr. Mori has
overloaded the lightmes of the subject with operas, melo-
dramatic music. The piece a thus like a body whose sepa-
rate limbs are too large and heavy for its entire bulk. The
piece was received with moderate applause. After the
curtain fell, the principal performers walked across the
stage, as did the composer, who was separately Galled for.
London, England, 1865-02-10

TRADE.

Mr. W. E. FORSTER gave notice that cm the 17th
on going into committee of supply, he would inquire wh►t
steps, if any, bare been taken to carry out the recom-
mendations of the committee of Ira•, session with respect to
the arrangements between the Forsign-uMoe and the Board
of Trade.
London, England, 1865-02-10

ITALY.

TURIN, Fla. 19.

It is stated that the commission appointed to
'sleet a locality for the establishment of a military
port for the Southern Italian provinces have fixed
upon the port of Saranto.

ROME.
ROMS, In. O.

The Giornale di lionia of to-day contradicts the
statement that the representatives of the Holy Bee
in foreign countries have given, by order from
Rome, any explanations or commentaries upon the
1 EncyolicaL -

JAPAN.

SHANGHAI, Dic. Z.

The intelligence from Japen is unsatisfactory.
The British forces were Mill iu the Bey of Jeddo.
It is reported that the Mikado repudiates the late
oonvention.
Prince Negate has commenced rebuilding the
batteries in the Straits of Shimonoseki.
Two French sailors have been murdered by
Japanese.
Two Japanese have been executed for the &exami-
nation of Major Baldwin and Lieutenant Bird.

AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE, Dsu. 24.

Advices from New Zealand announce that Sir
George Grey has accepted the resignation of the
Fox ministry. A new cabinet has been formed
under Mr. Wewl (1). It is said to intend removing
the seat of government to Wellington.
The Governor has announced that prompt steps
will soon be taken to put down the native rebellion.

ABM:
London, England, 1865-02-10

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE•

TATTERSALL'S. —TiltrasDaY.
The publication of the acceptances for the Chester Cup
and the other Spring Handicaps failed to " draw " a good
attendance either at the Victoria Club or "The Corner "
today. There was some show of speculation at the former
place. but on arriving at the great West-end mart we
found nothing but dulness iteslf, and it was not until the
majority of a not very large muster bad left that we were
enabled to oompile the subjoiocd list of quotations
LIIIO to 1 VERPOOL STEEPLECHAKIL
100 to 6 sgst Mr. Peace's Light Heart, aged, ltat 121 b, (off
wanted)
20 to 1 Mr. T. Hughes's Real Jam, 6 yrs, lOst eah (off t
26 to I)
25 to 1 Mr. Cludirlek's Jerry, aged. 11st 151) (t)
NORTHASIPTONSHIRE STAKES.
SO to 1 apt Yr. TWOn Blornlngton, 4 yea, Tat 41b (t)
THOUSAND.
7 to 1 apt Mr. Nsylor's cludianooga (t to 100/1
CHESTER CttP.
20 to 1 apt The Duke of Beattfort's Lord Zetland, 4 yrs, Oat
1211) (off)
15 to 1 gr. J. B. Morales Harcourt, 4 yri, Est 81b (t)
DERBY.
25 to 1 apt 11r. Mackenxto's Oppressor (off, 540 to 18 t)
1000 to 20 Sir. Naylor's Congress (t)

CARMAUTHENSIIIRE HUNT STEEPLE-
CHAAEB.—TimiusDA.Y.
Tea Clourrr PLATE (Handicap) of 8 ears.
mob, 4 ft, end 1 if declared, with 50 added; emend to save
his stake. Oyer about four miles of hunting country.
(9 'Oa)
Mr. W. R. H. Powell's Ace of Hearts, by Geeatheart—
Meter to Bryan O'Lynn. aged. 12st 71b (T. Davies) 1
Mr. R. N. Riddell's Princess of Wales (late Annie Laurie).
aged, lOtt Sib (Mr. J. R. Riddell) I
Mr. R. Temple's Hunting Horn sged, lOst 111 b
Xi. Thomson) S
The following also two Florence. The Fawn, and Newton.
Won by a length ; two lengths between esoood end third.
Nothing else pseud the post. Newton fell at the find
teem, and the Fawn refused thres-gnarten of a mile from
beta.
Ten SktArna 9ratzrueettasa of 3 ears. each, with 40
added ; )
weight for age. About three miles of country.
gb
Mar. W. R. H. rowers Ogled. aged (801.) (Pope) I
Mt. Owen's The Lama aged (rat.) (Menem) 2
Mr. O. L. Philippe's Jack. aged (sob.) (Hr. Junes) 3
eV -.4 OM I fin ran.
Won by live lengths ; ten lengths between second and
third. The winner was bought for 81 guineas by Mr.
Williams. of Aberdare.
Tun Bonouon 111.1113288' PLATS of 3 eon. each, with
25 added. About three miles of °pantry. (4 subs.)
Mr. W. H. H. Powell's Ranting (late ilayes's Pony). aged
Pope) 1

Three rem

THE LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL STERPLECINABL
—Out of en entry of 103, 60 have:nceepted, and 43 declared
forfeit.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIMILLIT, rut. 9. —ArrourneBB7l.—Militit
roma : P. a W. Ilayow, to the Niger; and H. G.
to the Deacon.
Mateo& Engineer : E. Gauge, to the Ails, for the
Enettentrees.
London, England, 1865-02-10

WORSHIP-9TSSST:

Mr. W. M. Wellington,—.-- seteretary and manager of the
"Now Temperance Loss-aloe,* in Irpteagirrece,% Rotten,
was sammosed for detaining peteet m the property
cd William Webb, • laboure• r, living at 15, Frances-sires%
Hoxtoo.
According to the statement of complainant sad his wife,
it appeared that on the 11th of July last be borrowed of the
society in question 34, to be repaid, according to the rules,
is instalments of ls. 6d. weekly. Actually be received only
21. 9s. 6d. Having paid for several weeks, he became • de-
faulter. About six weeks since they sent him • note in-
forming him that his goods were liable to be seized for the
amount due, and on the 31st ult. defendant sad others went
to the house, asked if be could pay up, and retuned to yak
until the evening. The mangle was ibis et work : the
thinp were taken out of it, the magas itself taken to
Pause, and floally removed in • cert. The value of it
was 51.
Defendant answered the charge by asserting that he was
empowered by • bill of sale to do se he had done, but Mr.
Venn objected, on the ground that it was not registered,
sad Mr. Ellison, Use magistrate, allowed the objectice to
hold good.
It further appeared that complainant had endorsed a bill
of sale without having, se be alleged, been informed of the
nature of the document. Defendant contended that com-
plainant was well aware of its being • bill ol sale, but had
no witasee present to prove it ; and the rostiretn. harlot'
strongly snimedverted on the manner is w tab the whole
truism:doe had been conducted, then expressed • hops that
this awe might be • caution to others in their dealings with
the society in quietioo.
Defendant wee ultimately ordered to restore the mangle
or Pu
the
the sum of U., under either of these couditioas to
pay solicitor's fee, thee ttendance of witnesses, end all
other poste.
London, England, 1865-02-10

DAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1865.

THE POLICE COURTS.

HOW.OTHEET.
Aka Oollku, • roegb-looking young fellow, who de-
method himself sea hawker, wee changed with stealing •
wake hen John Fleming.
The peessestoe, who thole with • Irish
Mated ibith he was a polies:nth In the f 3 dleldoo, bah
main, baring a alglt's hare, be west to me sometrieads.
sad "pt a dre2 About am o'clock that matting
he hod ItiasW is Hallam when the oonetalde ow duty
spoke to him. The primmer wee there, and from what the
ocestable said tritium went with them to the station, and
pm the primmer in sharp.
policeman 167 G said he was on duty in Holborn about
cos dekak that monism sad saw thesloths, primmer aid proems.
eery
tee , the lather in rite . He wee
drink. tepetherThe primer had ass armva mead his waist, and with
the ease head bed takes ha watch out el hie pocket. Upon
seeing the witness the dropped the watch, mad
hung atMsbed to rerad it tang in haat of the
promostoe. W therm Ward the phsease, Radtke prosecutor
pave hiss la slime.
The primmer said it was all • milks. He Sound the
prosecutor and mother man lylag on their hoes is Gray's
IL He helped them tobectinamp, sad the to
friend went Ei.obtowea the peaseastor aloe' in
mash foe s to pt together. He said
be " had • takes " too.
Hs was rsomodsd foe further marnhatioe.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Herman Meyer, of No. 90, Queen-Meet, Cheagnide.
merchant, and William Noble, of No. 17, Forelemukeek
New Nerth.rced, clerk, wen charged before Mr. Knox with
ompiring together to Ni Are to the house No. 21. Frith-
stmt. Soho.
Mr. Mortegue Williams, instructed by Mr. Clarence Mar-
oon* appeared for the prisoners, and Mr. Albert later.
Feted.
After having heard evidence,
Mr. Knox said at present the cm wee like that of a
number of persons agreeing to ambine together to carry eat
as am" but on a split accosting amoept them. a charge
was made by an soomplios. At the pelmet elate el the
own, however, the evidence remained nmentivelieted ; but
aertaiely M his eyes it stood tainted, and appeared as if
given by as &complies. The offer* however, was one
against society of so heinous a character that full isquiry
mast be made into It, and he should therefore rammed the
primmer&
Mr. Knox refined an application to admit the prisosesto
bail, and told the inspector to oommuniente with the in-
manos-olhoe.
London, England, 1865-08-26

CHARGE OF CONSPIRING TO DEPalLib,

It will be remembered that some days back.
gm* the Coned-General for Italy, attended tier
lianeim.banne for the wpm rt. 4
of exponog a all,
fraud which was practised upon persons of wad*ii
h!
*Mix land and on the continent, wlro
lettere emanating from anal le Londe* calling i*
agents, informal* them that the writers were is ppoZ
Of INDS snide or package addrumed to them, sad
to motets something of great value, 'nal Ihr--"'N
whore) had received from their eorreei,,„
to Amelia or some other distant parts, ud4l6
parsed would be forwarded upon receipt of a elmapi 1,4
ales order fur the expense', which were gaited n
84 Mt. Heath produced some letters which wen
16 Nan* Bud 00.• A few days following the *BBC
na mat an intimation to his lordship thet he hig,"`
some similar letters from Span, hewing adissiti—w._
tire, sad the articles were is that cue stated Is L
forwarded to them from Rio Janeiro. •
Yeetenlay s man and woman, who pm**,
LobikEdoe is Frenchman) :rid Angelis& 0,*4-7
Rwillaitaroman) were pima* at the her at the lfeedo4
chseded with basing conspired with others uslimintlih
Misled s post-otece order for 100 f r., with latest ti
cies valsrb Ossnallai. Evidence was sins thatx*Z
miaow took s bedroom at 30. Grafton.*** p,,,7
square, era dm dth Key, hut ha nose slept fa al;
pee the name of Rhubulet and Co., and mid lettm
some to him in that same. A great ***el 10104
room, some of them registered letters. The ever%
at gist Welted them. but shout a fortnight BIBw
the rooms he Introduced the fornele plessrasilan
Bud afterwards site fetched them. The libitt,
also took $ room it 41, Gray's-ins.r.
la braes plate put tap with the same C. R. Bph"!
Hers also a number of letters wen add Nue;
which went galled fee hy the aisle and some by tta
anamehee, The prisoners were appreheaded Mpakal
fermaide.mreiat. Cllerkenwell, ends cumber el I*BB
devised to Ithobulet sod Co., and one to C. R. Rd.
Clo., were toned upon the male prisoner, togagyiii;
f 0 rair, reAge The prisoners wenregodsg h
a Then **peen no doubt that the primers BM 11,
amemplices bens carried ea a very eneesedel symil
fraud, there being so doubt from the ea** el rag*
Wien that have been takes for them at the chiesevii
et which they bass swigged rooms that thw Ines
aired money to s very ecemaderable amount.
London, England, 1865-08-26

LITIBPOOL.

At the weekly meeting of the Health Oommittee
is lharsday, Dr. Tomah said that so Dolmas with mar.
nis bad bees discovered is LiverpooL He suggested that
application should be reads to governmeut to take seder
their charge the isepsotias of the bush se well as the foreign
cattle, sod stated that to prepare the retina required by
govarnalsat respecting the wattle arriving is Liverpool
would, if done moperly, require six inspectors Mewed
of two.
London, England, 1865-08-26

CALCUTTA AND CHINA. MAILS.

The following telegram bee been received by
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany, August 25 :

AUGUST 25.
" The Nyanza, with the above mail., arrived here
at noon to-day.
" The mails leave for London at 5 p.m.

"Ship and passengers in quarantine for 52 hours.

THE ENOLUIRMAN CAPTURED NY ITALIAN 13RI-
GANDS.—The Floronsa NIBZiOIII .stains the following
letter relative to the fate of Mr. Moms. the Ifoglithman
captured by brigands :—"The mast roast totelliiputos from
Naples IMIOUDOII4 that Mr. Moores, sow three mouths •
prisoner in the hands of the 'tripods in thts pert of tha
country, bra boss carried off by five at
his amitors, and
thus removed from tha larger portion of the band. Nothing
kiss one. boo beard of them. A panel moos the
ruflions was the mass of this separstioa. The firs who
have gore. off from the mat always maiatained that Noses
sot he sat at liberty for the prim agreed to. but that a
mesh larger sum should be asked. Gonsral Pollack:hag es
' Wog talegssphed toss this othisok. replied that this split
was Godurablit 4 Messy, and that his friends might rase
wand of his being soon restated to them. The matter
ekes toot sleep, bat is uppermost in the thoughts of all,
mk~es with Madame La Slnherlio who u as Elle"
ady, doss to the fumigating astploye
London, England, 1865-08-26

TEE EMPEROR AND THE EMPRESS OF

THE FRENCH.

NEUFCHATEL, Atom 23,

In the accident to the carriage of the Princess
Anna the Countess Montebello had her collar bone
fractured, and Mademoiselle Bouvet broke ono of
her ribs ; the injuries of the other persons were
fortunately alight.

PARIS, Ammer 25

Tile Emperor was to leave Neufchatel this morn-
ing, but the Empress will remain with the ladies
injured at the ►ccident to one of the carriages.
The Patric of this evening says that their
majesties are not expected at Fontainblean until
to-morrow, and that they will go to Biarritz oa the
sth September.

BERNE, AUGUST 25

The Emperor and Empress of the French have
left Switzerland, passing en routs through Inter-
laken, Thnn, Berne, Fribourg, Lausanne, Yverdon,
and Neufchatel.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Avauirr 25.

Count Mensdorff has received a special invita-
tion from Queen Victoria to be present at the cere-
mony of unveiling the monument of Prince Albert,
and has consequently left for Coburg.
The claims raised by Austria in connexion with
the suppression of the recent outbreak at Bucharest,
on which occasion Austrian subjects had been
iA-
tr have been satisfied by the government of
Prinoe Couza.

The rumours that it was intended to send a divi-
sion of the Austrian army to the frontiers of the
Danubian Principalities is completely unfouudetL

SPAIN.

MADIUD. Aocusr 25.
The Epoca of to-day says it is decided that the
court will not go to Logrofio.
The Marquis Moulins has been appointed
Spanish ambassador to the court of St. James.

THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Auausr 24.

The cholera has re-appeared at Gibraltar, but has
disappeared from Barcelona, and is decreasing at
Valencia. .

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Auctun 25.

The government candidate has been elected pre-
sident of the Chamber of Deputies by 85 to 74 votes.

THE TREATY OF COMMERCE BETWEEN
FRANCE AND HOLLAND.
PAWS. Accost 25.
The treaty of commerce between France and
Holland will come into operation on the let Sep-
tember next.
London, England, 1865-08-26

WNIPT KEPT.

At t meeting at Tunbridge yesterday (Hr. G.
F. Goldsmid, id.P., in the chair) an association wee for-
mally established ; sad it was agreed that there should he
at awe ss innesinvint of M. fa the pound os the raters,
with two similar uses at some future time, should a as.
mart, for them arise.

Meetings bays been held on the subject of the
visitation at Caleb/stir, Saffron Walden, Romford,
tree. Witham. Duamow, Osier, Halstead, lcc., with a view
to the appointment of disleirt inspectors. In the neigh-
bourhood of Same Welchem, time plague is reported to have
broken out at Dsbdss, Great sad Little Bardfield, Fumbles.
Geld, Wethersfield, and fibalford. In the neighbourhood
of Omar, Mr. Mdlessik. of Bobbiagworth Hall. has bed 14
cows, a bull, and eight calves &necked. Other numerous
insomnia might unfortunately be noted to the /MID effect.

District mactiugT have been bald at Spalding,
Long Suttee &Moo, Hotneastle, &e. At a meeting at
J Bootee, Mr. J. B. 9t*nbope. M.P., mid be had written to
the Privy Council with regard te the powers of the act of
1648 far the preveattoe of small=pox spritsdinjt among
sheep befog applied to tattle. He lud stiggested tbat the
pomace of that act, la Waynee I. turoveg diseased sheep
an waste ground sad the peaalty of 211. for offences,
should be extended to cattle. He expected a reply in a
few days, when be should publish both his letter sad the
agelll4ll obtakeied.
MODJOIX µfD 807Y041.
The disease is still prevailing in Norfolk with
muchmeerfty.• Ottimpalts are reported at Burgh St. Peter,
Godestee, Wrexham. Bergh near Aale, Attlebridge, &a.
Oa Mg estate of earl,. enmity, Bart., H. P., at Soeasrlsytos,
upwerth of 40 boasts have died or been slaughtered. At
' Lyle the disease has brain out among some nook belong.
ing to Hn. 2114.8 ; at StedeolV. the Linn of Hz. lartar
has been the scene of aa outbreak ; sod Horscead, seven
miles from Ifortrch, hu sot escaped cottamiestiou. The
subaealptioa trade is Noifolk for ixiisporataos purposes is
attaining • respectable total.

NOM.
It ii reported that two eases here eoeurred at
Groton, in this *suety. The Mare of &Word (Mr. John
Smith) has issued a notice directing that upon the breakieg
out of the cattle pier* within the limits of hie juriedietioo,
notice meet at oboe be given to him of the fact, nadir a
certain penalty, and a similar one will he immediately issued
from the clerks to the inagtaarstes for their respective dis-
tricts. Within the last few days RI:BOUM have been rife
that the dhows had shown itself at Grove, and also at
fierootry, but after every inquiry of the voterisary atir-
goose (says the Nettingliani Journal) we cannot find out
that impalas of the kind has take° place at either of
thees "fibre. Of eoune settle will motions to die of
some disease cr other, to which they are ordi-
narily accustomed ; het would not be right towards say
district to attribute all such deaths to the plague.
London, England, 1865-08-26

ria CHOLERA.

last evening's °exits containz the following
Botikstkes :

"The Idoldo Asileebias goveroroent has ordered venni§
swirls( at Galas from Oansaustioophs, sad temeogers corn-
leg from thew direst by way if Thsheremusda, to he sub-
jected io the
_ports of times prissipabtise to three days'
Qqssssrnsaaties, Varna with elms belt of health. from other
?arida peels, are oleo bp herrn th qtrowlia• lot
four hours, sad she. Amnia to fres pratigas,ii the
medial inspection be estbieetory. Vessels on beard of
which there has been cholera duds( the voyage are to be
dealt with specially, and passengers by sash vowels are to
be landed at Ismail, whim guaranties buildings are beim
prepsred far their sisoommodation."
The followteg notice has bsea fumed by the Board of
Health at Lisbon :—"The Board of Health of the kingdom
makes blown that the Island of Syra is considered istseted
with cholera walla, and all the ether ports of Grans
eutpsoted of infection with the sense disorder. The same
board makes known likewise, that the port of Gibrelter is
coeskisred Whittled with the cholera slam 3114 July last."

The asthenia's at Vesicle have domed that all vessels
arriving from Merseilles at than port sh.ll he subjected to
the guaranties mulattoes established' against cholera.
All vessels aseiviag at Gott* . from the Preach ports en
the Mediterraneen, and (roes Gibraltar, are subject to sever
days' quarantine from their arrival at that port.
The following qthrantlee »gelatines have been impaired
by the Goversor of Odessa mote vowels coming from Alex-
andria and the &spheres:—• Vessels hems performed
tee days' quarantise is the Dardanelles, and nos having bad
say case of libelers os beard dudsg their voyage, will set
be subject to quarantine at Odessa. Vessels on board of
which oases of cholera have taken Owe during the voyage
will be submitted to &indef.' thestwatios, and if the tho-
le. males its. appearence the Dardanelles or at Cowles-
tienple, all dupe coming through the Bosphorus will be sub-
jected to ten days' °Minutiae."
London, England, 1865-08-26

ITALY.

The latest cholera bulletin from Italy is : Anemia,
21st, 27 new cases, 32 deaths ; San Seven,. 21st,
122 new cases, 54 deaths ; San Nicando, 21st, 9 cases
and 8 deaths ' • Apricena. 20th, 5 cases and 2 deaths.
The Roman Railway Company has contributed a
sum of 1,222 f. for the benefit of the sufferers of
Ancona. M. Salamanca, who subscribed 1,000 f.,
has also granted I,ooof. to the family of one of his
workmen lately carried off by cholera. The Giornale
di Sicilia of the 18th states that tbe sanitary con-
dition of Palermo continues satisfactory.

A RIFLE MATCH WITH AUSTRALIA.
London, England, 1865-08-26

TO THE =ITO* OP THE =P9B&

Sta,—Some time since a challenge was addressed
to the best shooting company of the South Middlesex Rifle
Volunteer Corps by Captain Windeyer, of the vetoed
company of the Sydney (Australia) Battalion Rifle Volun-
teer Corps, to shoot two matches under the following coo.
ditions, viz., ten men on each side ; ranges 200, 300, 500,
and tOU yards ; five shots at each range, long Enfield rifle,
Hythe position, government ammunition. Wimbledon
targets (1963) and scoriae.
The mooed company of the South Middlesex bevies the
honour to hold for the time being the Challenge Cup of
the rumps accepted this friendly chandelle, of their volunteer
brethreo in Australis, and, in accordance with the arrange-
ments made, the first match has just been concluded, the
second company of the Setth Middlesex being the victors,
with a majority of ?T. The Sydney men ahot on their own
range on the 20th May, and the South Middlesex team at
Caterbam, on the 16th August.
The shooting W4ll exceedingly good on both sides, end
the next match will be looked forward to with consider-
able interest. I have forwarded you the fall scores, hoping
that you may consider the friendly contest worthy of
special notice.— I am, he..

. .
JNO. SWANSPON, Hoo. See. to No. 2 Co. 8.11. R.
1, Victoria-road, Reakinglaim-gate, Aignst 2L

RATTIWG OW EIRIPBOAILD.-It itropears, from the
last published 110001111t5 of the National Steampaeket Com-
pany, the directors are is the habit of paying 20e. a week
to a ratcatehor for professional services rendered by him as
board the aomparm's vassals wlise they are in port. A
shareholder (Mr. Kendall) called attention to this at the
meeting of the company oe Tinrsday, and wished for an at-
plinatioe. The chairman said that gbe ezpenditui it was
positively neoeseary, as the steamers often carried cheese
sod other provisions whisk were highly Peptise to rate
that the fare us beard the eompsny's verge was nossoalb
good ; aid that times mamas bail of as er-rat-io
tion—(htughtm)—were apt to impale mtensively from
Mbar reseals in order to quarter themselves upes the
National steams. The Sharshoider said that though rat-
etching was about that last thing ha should love thought
would ham imaged the sitasitio• of the board. he was coo.
visaed (a/ter the chairman's implaisation) that the expendi-
ture was neoensary. At Amt. 'lawsuit, he was inshoed to
inspect that them might possitaXlie • " fatMkber'l
&tights' bathed timbal& la q
London, England, 1865-08-26

May be bad of iiimpida and Manion, poet tree to 7 stamps,
.A.NEW WORK on the TEETH, entitled
PULE DINTISTRY. and WHAT IT DO6B Boa us By
A. Lenexa, Groevresoretreel " from the great WOODY of the
previous work on dental surgery by the mine anther, we antici-
pate the above will he read with avklity by all chinos who are
interested in discrtholinting between pure and meretricious
dentiatry."
John C. Cisme* Little Pulteney street.
London, England, 1865-08-26

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COTTRT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commingle's,. Out'bare.)
IN L JANIS JOSIAH HAMMY.
f Upkeep; who wee a parliamestary agent, a
Vieteeteotrut, Westminster, la partnership with Yr. J.
A. Wahnsisy, applied to be released from cuatody. Debts
aboat ?COL
Mr. Lams and Mr. Doris opposed e applicttion as be-
bat of oreditors ; Mr. Moojen supportethd.
Oa behalf of tlos bankrupt it was stated that he was is a
berm state of health, and two medical certificates
vsveryeepriduced from which it appeared that he wu suffer-
ing framable's of tie brain. It was also alleged that the
kaabliet wr •21•0‘0d in roili••• of • O•rtimWo debt, and
that tits assets would be sufficient to meet the joint liabi-

MI&
Hi/ ITOCOVII lequired what there wee in thin can to bike
itsof the ordinary coarse t•
lfoojen urged that it was in the disc:nation of the
(enure vast the release if it were shown that the henb-
ane was is a daegerous state and that his illness would he
inweseal by confinement,
His Bosom—How long has tbe bankrupt been ill?
yr. )(poise—Sines January lust.
llenoar—And be was only arrested a few days since.
The uplowpt bed so rigtt to wait so long before seeking
she prolsetion of the carat, and the application must be
',fused, bat it may be renewed woo notice of bail being
PT"

IN 13.rmrecows U.

Stye tukrupt was described forr;warly of Anther&ld-
itreet, hdingtoe, type founder, then of Barton-street,
Buswayspeut, attorney and secretary of an Weans°,
omposy, then of Argyleatreek Hines-cross. late clerk to
all'iontraace offfte, author and boobsWer. The debts are re.
tweed at 1,1131., and the failure is attributed to the bank-
rupt bibs sasucceedal in as satins brought by him against
the Metcastile, Pew!
and General Insurance Om-
paw is respect d services rendered by him to the company.
No oppositica worn offered, and the order was granted
Ras suppose&
U C. T. ZUICILLTT.
Ae twmpoeed order for role., was also granted to
Charles Thomas Zmoraft, who carried on the business' of a
commink4 aped at Lawmen Poutneydaue ; prey iously of
Hcanauust, Blieldriers road ; sad niece of Budge.row,
0111110n4trost, under the style of C. Zincrafl and Co. The
date are 'Salida% 3671.
London, England, 1865-08-26

.Is2oarAisnx OF cArrci TO =AID

A supplement to the Gazette publishes the fol-
lowing order in commit of Yesterday' :—" When" by as,
tat passed is the lemon of the Ilth and 12th years of her
present MajesWs retie, intituled 'An sot to pelmet *Mil
the Ist day of September, 111,50, end to the end of the Wee
amt session of parliament, the spreading of contagions or
infection disordms among sheep, cattle, and other aphasia,'
sod which hes mince beep From time to time continued by
divers mbsequeut acts, it is (amongst other things) enacted
that is shah be lawful for the Lords and others of her
Maimlp's Privy Council, or any two or more of them, fres;
time be time, to make such orders and regulations as to
them may seem neomsary for the purpose of pro-
hibiting or regulating the removal to or from
such parts or places as they may designate in
inch order or meets, of sheep, cattle, horses, swine,
or other animals ; and to make any other dem or !eras-
nom for the purpose of eines effect to the provinces of
the said act, and again to revoke, altar or vary any such
orden • or regulations ; and that all provisions for any of the
purposes aforesaid is any such order or orders contained
shall have the like force and effect ea if the same had been
isolated te the said act ; aid that all persons offending
evilest the rid act shall for esob and every offanas forfeit
end pay may sum not exceeding twenty pounthikkor iambi
smaller sum as the mid Lords or others of her piety's
Privy Causal may la any me* by such order direst. Aad
grimes a acengioas or infeeliom disorder has lately op-
sod Pow mynah smogs cattle within that part of
peered,
Kingdom oalind Great Britain, which a gene.
telly designated as the 'cattle plegea And wherein it is
experfleet io take measures for preventing such disorder
from indendlog to that part of the United Kingdom called
Ireland :

"Now, therefore, the Lade of her Majesty's Privy
Council do hereby, by virtue sad fir exercise of the powers
given by the said recited act, sad by the several site eon.
gaming the same me sforescid, ceder so follows :—l. That
is this order the word ' cattle ' shall be interpreted to mean
say cow. heifer, bull, bullock, ox, or ealL 2. That after
the dare of the pabliestion of this ceder is the London
Gazette, it shall not be lawful for any pews to remove
any cattle from any port or 'place within that part of the
Uxited Kingdom Great Britain, to any port or plebs
within that part of the United 'Condom called Ireland.
'Ad the Lords of bac ltajurty's Treasury are to give
meth directions herein or may be nermary to ensure due
obedience to this order. AMMER Higue."
London, England, 1865-02-28

REFRESHMENT HOUSES ACT.

Sir C. DOUGLAS inquired whether the right hon. gentle-
man the Hams Seeretary had remind any oommumc•tion
from the magistrates of the Middleton-Cheney petty eee-
dolts, with respect to the imprisonment for two months of
two seen who were unable to pay the fines for being drunk
and riotous in • public thoroughfare.
Sir O. GREY said it was quite clear the magistrates
were under the impression that the hon. member had im-
puted to them a violation of the law. No doubt the letter
of the law sanctioned the (nurse which the magistrates
adopted. There was • power under whet was called
Jervis's Act, where a penalty was imposed, to commit, in
default of payment, for any term not exceeding three
months. The magistrates said that in the two cases
brought before them, they believed the prisoners bad the
means of paying the fines, and that in fact within four
days one did pay the penalty and was discharged. It sou
within the discretion of the magistrates to impute • penalty,
but he admitted the spirit of the act would be contravened
if a penalty were imposed with the mere view of subject-
ing parties to Imprisonment. It was clear that was not
the cue in this instance.
London, England, 1865-02-28

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imocent In ite action—still preserving Its wonderful properties,
affording immediate relief, and permanently curing all who
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timste. total and partial prostration, and every other exhaustive
derangement of the system. It regenerates all the important
elements of the human frame. "As phosphorus Ins state of
allure Dianne, the darkness, so the exhansted frame revives
step meg einrard sills Its electrical properties.' Prfeeslls,
per bottle or four 1 is. bottles Mose ; and in eases contain-
ing three 311. bottles, Z. 5, which saves £1 1211.. Packed Decuretf,
and sent to all puts of the world. London agents :—Newberry,
41,91. Pante Churchyard • Sanger, 150 Oxford-stmt ; Hooper.
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London, England, 1865-02-28

PATENT LAWS.

Oa the order for ilta;-171c% itd—rindrag of certain private
bills for the renewal of patents,
Lord REDEBDALB rose to call attention to the object of
the bills. He believed that their operation would be more
&valuable to dishonest than to honest inventors, as the
former would make purims atonements to avoid payment,
whilst the other would exert themselves to pay. He left '
the matter in their lordships hands, and unless so assisted
should not move the second reading of the. bill.
Lord CHELMSFORD said that the house wan much in-
debted to his noble friend for having rolled attention to these
bills. Pron.:me to the patent law of 1852 an inventor could
not pateat his invention except at a heavy expense, but by
that sot the payment was reduced to 401. at the end of two
years, and 80/. at the end of seven, which were surely not
onerous oonditions if the invention was of any value. The
act, however, °zeroing provided that if at the end of seven
years the fees were not paid, the investion should become
the property of the publie. The effect of these bills, there-
fore, would be to deprive the public of their rights. Under
these circumstances he thought that the bills should not be
proceeded with.
After an observation from Earl GILANTILL4
Lord B.EDESDALE withdrew the bills.
PETITIONS ON PRIVATE BILLS.
Lord REDESDALE moved that no petitioners against
any private bill in either of the classes mentioned in
staing order 178, and originating in that houseould
be heard before the commuttee on the bill, ,sh
unless their
petition should have been presented to that house by having
been deposited in the Private Bill-office on or before the
seventh Monday after the amend reading of inch bill ; end
with respect to Wm brought from the House of Commons
and bills originating in the House of Lords, and referred to
the judges or approved by the Court of Chancery, no peti-
Bonen should be heard before the committee on any inch
bill, union their petition be deposited in the Private Bill-
office on or before the fifth day on which the house should
sit after the day on which such bill should have been read
• Ern time, except where the petitioners complained of any
matter which might have arisen after the expiration of the
time allowed for depositing such petitions; and every snob
petition should be deposited in the Private Bill-office before
three o'clock in the afternoon.
Agreed to.
London, England, 1865-02-28

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

EQUITY COURTS.—Iras. 27.
(Bikes the Ilsatom of the Belk)
tMt THE MATTEL OF TIN MOUTH UNOIXOTON MOM
mein. _ . .

Some days since lb. wielwie moved that the share
register of the above puy should be rectified by striking
oat the same of George Hrngbaton, of Torrington, Limey
who appeared in such register to be the holder of 100
shares.
Mr. Southgate and Mr. Randall Were (et the tamPlen7-
Hie Honour pee judent today. The question wee
whether a Mr. Jas. Beal Md been authorised to place
Breginton's name on the list, and whether if he had not,
Mr. Bryinton, after being informed that his name wu on
the list, had arquiewied so as to constitute dimwit a share-
holder.
The evidence was very wank-tint, and after commenting
upon it hie Honour held that Mr. Breginton's name must
be struck off the list.
No oosta.
London, England, 1865-02-28

LAW INTELLIGENOL

ITHIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Hagar at Iferi Price.-(Before the Lard CHM ;olio
Cockburn and a Oman= Jury.)
meow o. ceartlatr.
This was an action for slander. The defendant plink
Dot guilty.
Mr. Gaud, C., and Mr. Payne ware smut for ihs
plaintiff ; Mr. Serpent Parry and Mr. Lloyd the days.
bit
It appeared that the plaintiff, Him Julia Nicht*, cusiisi
an the business of a cow-keeper at Lower Sonsopl.
and that the defendant wan • medical mu pesta6.,
at the name place. Os the 13th December Let tbs
defendant was about to move from the house is which iss
worn then Hying, and he wu informed by his rms
that six trusses rif straw had been 'Wien from his
stables. He immediately sent the groom, with a polisessm.
to the plaintiff dew* her to replace the stray, as
elm he would see further into the matter. The pi,a;
OR denied all knowledge of the straw, sad ths
rand the policeman left. Shortly afterwards ihs
eenclant went to the plaintiff, and Ufa* be
servants he amused her of stealing the at , aid mid it
bad been traced to her fields. Ever data Use seam tog
boss the talk of the neighbourhood, and Mr. Gifford tea
tin jury that whenever the plaintiff was met br say of Ca
&My boys of the town they always pealed bar with
"What about the straw' ".

The defence Was a denial that the deferdast me l 4
temded to impute a 'sissy to the plaintiff. He had hat
@Li trams of straw stoles tram Lie stables, sad his gm.
Wormed him that he had traced them to the 08404
and upon that he merely requested her to replace Qua
The evidence Ina very couffletuel• rod the lay istmeal
a verdict too the plaintiff—damage 101.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.)
is HZ J. BOX.
The bankrupt, • pianoforte maker, of Mukha*
=for his discharge from debts of 1301., attrilatig ki
to insufficiency of profits to meet his exams.
Mr. Denny opposed for a creditor named Harvey, Aso
deb/ was snow lobe 261., but the bankrupt denied Adis
owed mom than 101. Raving entered it at that smut
his accounts, an adjournment was ordered for the soma*
to be amended, also for the bankrupt to render an mond
of the application of 1001. which he had recently rewind
from his father.
London, England, 1865-02-28

TO THE IDIIOI OP TA 17.111188.

Sts,-1 on will oblige by allowing us to take
this medium of stating for the satisfaction of our numerous
automats that, although es • matter of course we must
be put to the temporary isootiveuience by the calamitous
fire last night, yet having fortunately the advantage of
oar other manufactories, we are enabled to execute orders.
—We are, Etc. J. DUMAS AND SONS.
147, Noun&:Eta, Feb. 27, 1865.
London, England, 1865-02-28

DUCHIES OF SLESWIG AND HOLEITEINr

Sir H. VERNEY wished to ask whether the following
from • despatch, dated the 27th January, which
=peered in some of the English papers, and had been
commented upon by the foreign papers, was authentic
"If Austria should allow Prue= to dispose of the duchies
as she pleases, serious complications would be brought on in
Europe, the responsibility for which would naturallyfell ea
Austria ; and further, that the destiny of the duchies can
oily be legally settled by the confederation, and that power
which should usurp for itself the disposition of them, with-
out their cement, would commit a most arbitrary act."
Mr. LAYARD said be was obliged to the hoc. baronet
for giving him an opportunity of answering the question.
He would state that the despatch was a pure invention.
No such despatch had been written, or any despatch similar
or at all approaching to IL
London, England, 1865-02-28

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD CIRCTJIT.—Rskpnta, Fss. 27.
(Before Mr. Baron Pigott.)._ .
..

Ebenezer Sicken, a painter, and John Tyler, alias Bea
Tyler, a publican, Bain in Brick•lane, Spitalllelda, Junes-
dared for trial ou the (largo of committing breads el the
pee" by taking part in a priae-flglit at dicat ea the 24th of
January last.
Mr. Herbert Seeker was counsel for the proseantioa.
The prisoners pleaded guilty, and Berea Pigott directed
them to enter into their owe twoopiesseee to keep the
pesos for two years.

- -
THE SORIERT AT mimeos CAE=
William Wilson, aged 38, described in the calendar as an
upholsterer, was indicted for etealaog four (pinta, the pro-
perty of her% Majesty the Queen, hie mistress. at New
Windsor, on the 2nd of Apiary last. There was a esooad
indictment charging him with haring stoles, oe the let of
January, two quilt', 100 yards of quilling, mad 100 Its.
weight, of silk.
The primmer pleaded guilty to both indictments.
George Hammond surromiered to his bail to answer to
the charge of having, with the primmer Wilson, stoles the
above-paused property.
Mr. Powell, Q. 0., and Mr. Harrington, conducted the
case for the prosecution ; Mr. R. Sawyer appeared for the
primmer.
The prisoner Hammond, it transpirekhad been nine years
in the service of her Majesty at Windsor Oestle, and during
that time bad bores as mealiest character, whilst Wilson.
who had pleaded guilty, bad only been then alas months,
and was under notice to quit his situation at the time of the
robbery. The principal evideace spinet Hasansond was
that of the prisoner Wilaos.who, it appeared, directed the
panel of goods to be sent to Nam. °minium, auctioneers,
Onfordetreet, London, and wrote to them authorising them
to dispose of it at the earliest sale in their rooms.
Mr. Sawyer made an able defame for Hammed, sad
einted out the unreliable character of the evidence of
Wilson.
The jury retained • verdict of Not Guilty, and an attempt
was made to applaud, bat it was instantly reprewed by the
*Mows of the mart.
The learned Judge deferred pawing bootee** upon Wilsoo,
the upholsterer.
London, England, 1865-02-28

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two oVzoow.

la the mining market to-day the aitentroiiof
the dealers is almost exclusively directed to the
fortnightly settlement, and prices generally are
unchanged, compared with those last cur-
rent yesterday. East Grenville shares are
quoted 31 to 4 ; East Caradon, 14 to 15 ;
Wheal Beton, 195 to 200 ; and Marks Valley, 41 to
ii. No business is officially recorded in the Stock
Exchange.
Foreign and colonial mining shares exLibit no
alteration.
London, England, 1865-02-28

PORT BILL.

Sir H. STRACEY morel the ;snood reading of this bill.
Mr. WARNER moved that it be read a second time
that day six mouths.
The house divided :
For the *sound reading 129
Against it
The bill was then read a second time.
STRENGTH OF THE ARMY.
- - • -

Coload GlitilS/;.);..AibraU;riet7B;;;Jtirsi of State for i
War whether the number of the army on the rat day of the
present month was pot below the proper establishment by
the camber of 4,000 men.
The Marquis of HARTINGTON maid it was quite true '
that or the first of the present month the numbers of the
army were 4,000 below the somber in the estimates of
last year ; still he must remind the hoe. and gallant mem-
ber that the establialiment was exactly that whirls it was
proposed to maintain daring the present year according to
the estimates on the table.
BOOKS IN PRISON LIBRARIES,.
Mr. HARDCASTLE inquired of the Secretary of State
for the Home Department under what prim regulation
George Victor Townley, sent from Bedlam to Pentonyille as
se ordinary primmer under meioses of penal Benito& for
life, was there allowed Rooms to books of entertaining lite-
rature such as "Silvio Pellico" sad "Gil Bias."
Sir G. GREY said that the vele was that prisoners were
oily allowed to have the use of those books which were
comprised in the prieon libeary and approved by the direr-
London, England, 1865-02-17

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(sacra's emommatts.)
THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS.—REPORT OF
THE COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET.
BERLIN, IP=
The report of the Hoenee committee was laid
before the Chamber of Deputies to-day.
The committee propose that the Chamber should
declare that the budget does not show a correct dis-
tribution of the State expenditure, and that the
military estimates particularly require great modi-
fication and reduction. The committee also recom-
mend that larger sums should be applied for the
enoouragentent of producers, the improvement of
the country, the development of public instruction
and science, and for the increase of the salaries of
teachers and inferior officials.

The oommittee farther propose the reduction
of law costs and postal dues, the abolition of the
State salt monopoly, and the reduction of the
house tax to ita former amount.

PRU&IA AND THZ DUCHIES.
BERLIN, Pu. 16.

The lend:create Corrupondeve of to-day says
"The propositions of the different ministries, re-
quested to report upon the demands to be made by
Prussia respecting the future relations between that
power and the Duchies, are to be first submitted
for discussion to the whole ministry, and afterwards
placed before the King for his sanction."
The same journal further says :—" It is a prin-
ciple with the Prussian government to take the
wishes of the population into consideration, and it
is not impossible that the principal inhabitants of
the Duchies may to consulted in the question."
The Nave Preussiathe Zeitung says :—" A minis-
aerial council was held to-day ai noon, at which,
it is believed, the Slescrig-Holstein question formed
the subject of discussion."
London, England, 1865-02-17

CORPOZATIOX AIID Illi BROILLIJL

The Common Serjessat said that this acme was brought
again* the defesdant, who had bass acting as a broker
without being admitted ; and thin havisg beau brought to
the knowledge el the Omit of Aidermea„ and oomplaiut
law* been made, these nomadism had been taboo for
the motes ion of thou brokers who bad hiss admitted and
paid the not.
Mr. Woollett, for the defendant, said that them was en
atom to the Mims, and therefore he would ociennit to a
oarlike for the *Miff for 10tii. He might sad, that be
was permitted, with the emetics of his friend, to say that
the detendaat had been cowducting the humor of Mr.
for veoteins mere, and he had tprominted mo
= se
to the Court of Alderson, and hoped that it would
be takes into favourable comideration.
The verdict was than entered by coment.

COURT OP EXOREQUZIL—Fss. 16.
&Way at NW Nina at G uildtsall.— (Wore Mr. Baran
Martin sad a Comm Jary.)
DAVISON V. CAIRSILL AND ANOTHZE.

Tide wu an action by Mr. Seaford Darius, a degree,
of Nottimliam, to recover damages for the detutiou by
the defedeata, radiators, formerly oractiaing in the same
piece, of certain letters alleged to have been written to the
plaintiff's grandfather by Lord Nelson, Lord Moira, the
Doke of Bedford, and other emioens members of the wbig
party, at the be vorsiog of the present century. The letter
were suppoad to have got into the possession of Mr.
Campbell, ss executor to Mr. Robert Davis.., a brother of
the plastid.
14. ragman and Mr. Gough were 0011111111 a for the
plain-
flß; and Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Mr. Milwood for the
defendant&

The I;a7oed judge maid he thought there was no evidence
to walistantiate the claim ; but he would leave the question
to the jury.
The jury then found • werdiet for the defendants.