The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-14 00:00:00

THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBER&

BERLIN, Jug" 13.
L the Chamber of Deputies to-day the bill re-
fen* to the exposer of the war with Danmark was
deloused. Herr Wapner proposed as an amandenest
"That the government be requited to samovar
to bring about the annexation of the duchies
to Prussia, even by iodermailyiag, if neomary, any
claimant to their pomeselos." Herr Twist**, the
reporter of the committee on the bill, spoke against
annexation. Herr von Bismarck said :—" The programme
for the aolution of the question of the duchies se
has been completely curled out, excepting the it
of the Priam of Auguelmenberg as Duke of Schleswig-Hof-
Mein. This use take plats any day nom the Prime proving
his hereditary right to the DCIOIIM. which he has up to the
preset time tailed to do. Is a conversation with me last
year his Highness rejected the moderate &muds of Prussia,
and mirrored himself as follow.: " Why did you
come to the Duchies? We did sot sill you.
Batten would bare beat settled without Prow*"
' Annexation to Prowls la the beet thing for Mehleasig-
Holstein, but there is ao prospect of its accomplishotest
on amount of the large debt for which it would be mem
eery for Preemie to reader herself liable. After the refusal
of our moderate demands by the Prince of Augusteoburg,
we dull be justified in subsequently increasing them." The
Chamber resumed its sitting this emit.% when the govern-
ment bill was rejected, and the pro of the committee
were agreed to by a large majority. err Wagoner's amend-
; meat wee also rejected.

PARIS, Juxa 13.—The Epoque of to-day an-
nounces that at the election of a deputy to the Corps
Legislatif for the department of Maros, M. Goers, the
opposition candidate, was returned bi 17,177 votes. 12,719
votes were given for M. Dugust, the government sae-
didate.

FRAN TRADE IN SPAIN. —MADRID, MAY 10.—In
last night's Bitting of the Congress, Senor Giebert made •
mewl in which be reviewed the system followed by Sir
Robert Peel in England, and continued by his sueoessors,
whisk had rimed up to England an era of extraordinary
commercial wealth and prosperity. Senor (Hobert further
referred to the successful results obtained in England and
France by reducing certain import duties, and said that
Spain wu euelniently prepared to adopt similar financial re-
forms. He therefore weaselled the Minister of Finance to
follow the example of Sir Robert Peel, and courageously
eater upon the path of economic reform. Tbe Minister of
Finance, in reply, entered into several considerations to
show that it was not so any in Spain as in England to intro-
duce mach reforms, and that Spain like England required
many years of etedy and preparation in order to take up
liberal ideas upon soonomia question. The minister stated,
however, that the government was di.pood to adopt in
part the policy advocated by Senor Clears.
The heavy portion of the Australian mail, due
on the 18th inset, will not then arrive. The next packet
that can bring it home will be the roe due on the 2nd
proximo. In order for this packet to do so the Australian
mail ought I. reach Point de Galls on the 31st of May-
-4d had not reached there on the 27th of that month). If
it does not reach Point de Gallo on the 31st the homeward
steamer will wait there Ave days for it, so that the steamer
of the 2nd proximo may not reach home before the 7th of
next math. The outward Australian mail of she 20th and
25th of April, due at Melbourne on the 10th ion, cannot
reach there before the 24th lost
BANCROFT r. HAMNR.—FALSE REOUITRATION Or
Blare.—Mr. Samuel Hamer surreadered at the Manchester
polioe.oourt yesterday, before Mr. Fowler, the stipsodiary
magistrate, upon a warrant charging him with felony, under
the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, clause 41, cap.
86, 6th and 7th William IV., is haying cased to be falsely
registered is the enperietendeat's reenter of birth, for the
Manchester distriett the birth of • certain child named
Margaret, the father's name being entered as Samuel
Hamer, and the mother's name as Margaret Hamer
(formerly Lapin), such child not being the daughter of
the said Margaret Hamer. The alleged offence was com-
mitted cm the 19th September, 1880. Mr. Bancroft, it will
be recollected, has had two suite instituted against his wife,
in the Divorce Court, for adultery, which failed. The
short history of this case ire, that Mr. Bancroft, a few years
ago, married the mother of the child referred to above. He
did not learn till after his marriage that his wife had ha a
child some twelve or thirteen yeas before, which
child it appears, was adopted by ate uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hamer, and registered as
their child, the object being as far as possible to
cover and conoeal the disgrace of its mother, then an no.
married woman. Mr. Tarr, banister, prosecuted, and Mr.
Leresebe,tbarrister, defereled. Before the ease was goo*
into Mr. Lerssche took so objection. He mid the Marriage
Regletratiou Act, 6th and sb Wm. IV.' e. 85. acd the
Births, Ice„ Registration Act, 6th and 7th Wm. IV., e. 86,
received the royal assent on the same day. A clause of the
former sat (23rd) incorporated the two sets, and clause 41
provided tint no prosecution noder the act should be corn-
meaced unless brought within three years after the offence
was committed. Mr. Tarr soateada that there being no
clause in the Births, Ac., Registration dot limiting the time
for prosecutions the objection did not apply. Though a
clause of the Marriage Act incorporated the two acts. it
could not have been inteedeil the limitation clause of that
act should apply to the *thin.. Mr. Lemma contended
that every asetiou of the an ant applied to the other, as if
they were the same set. The words of the 44th section
were that this act shall be taken to be part of the same
act as if fully incorporated therewith. No words hardly
could be stronger. Mr. Fowler said he could not put any
other interpretation on this sat but that relied as by Mr.
Loathe, ad the warrant must be dismissed. If the
other side chose to take the matter to • higher court, they
might take a case. Mr. Ton' said he would take time to
consider.
WAGES MOVIDINNT ne TES LONDON BUILDING
TILADMIL—Lest wean • amorously attended meeting of
=tees from the operative caroatere sad jams of
was held at Cambridge-hall, Newmasetreet,
Oxfordareet, to madder the propriety of adopting a me-
morial to the master Wass of the metropolis, requestleg
as *dunes ore the eyeshot site of wages 335. per week, or 7d.
per bony. About 100 delegates were Dreamt. repressaties
the various eierpeaten' moieties mid the pried* shops
mad jobs to the trade, both society and nod-soalsa ea ; is
all asarly 8,000 ma Wei represented. A menimial Mb.
bodying thsreasous fee adds, ihe adman was mehmlilbed„
dimmed, mid adopted, adulthood to be promoted tie Ih
-. maim forthwith.

ASCOT RACES.—TIIMIDAT.
'FD3IT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The peadge of this amnia, was fully sustained today.
The peleasege of royalty and the immerse aristocratic
;cathodes proved that Asoot pormesse an attraction Nahum
polder than any other race meeting. The weather was
beautiful, the sky being cloudless and the air dear, and
what is somewhat unusual, free from dust. Although the
rail did not appear to be patronised so much son former
occasions, and the cows* appeared uncrowded fee "The
Stakes" day, there was evidently a large imam* of Was
who ludesaithed the coarse by road, the carriages, thickly
packed extending a long way down the course. The
toilettes of the ladies, as usual us such occasions,
when favoured by fins weather, prorated an spume/ice
both elegant and pleasing, the dark beth-gronad of the sur-
rounding country throwing op the varied tints with dazzling
brilliancy. The Prince ef Wiles and saint arrived jut be.
fore the Sane appointed for the first nos. His royal high.
nags, who emu from Maribmoush-lions by rail, was re-
calved with every demonstration of loyalty, sad, after
being aooducted to the Royal Stand, he strolled into the
enclosure, nutting familiarly with nobles and turf meg.
Dana. The bettiog.ring was very crowded, and the stands
were well fined, the Steward's Stand being extensively
patoonclasi by reek sad beauty. The ansagersents of
imbibe& weighing, and darting were well corded
out, but the substitution of a hideously sounding
species al gong for the usual saddling bell was
• peat misfortune, as, on the best toll, " Ei-
leen that dreadful bell" was the cry. The Tad
Stakes, the first event on the card, teacake eat 18 of the
22 " °domed." Heir.at-Law was installed the favourite at
4 to 1, cad he won 'sally by half • length from Ambition.
Holf-a-dona contested the Eleventh Ascot Triennial Stakes,
for which Ely was made • great favourite, 7 to 4 being
freely laid on him. Mr. Oartirriglit's horse lay off until
within a quarter of • mile from the winning chair, when he
closed with Bengali, and woe, after • most exciting
finish, by a neck. Elena watt to the post
to start for the Queen's Staid Plate, and some Mined
was exhibited to see in what fens Broomielaw world ran ;
but the " Mad" speedily elected Sacehammester sad Young
Messarque as favourites, the former having the call, whiled
100 to 8 warn easily obtainable about Mr. Chaplin's repro.
smitetive. At the distance Sanharometer had the race in
band, eventually winning audly by two lengths. The Eighth
Amen Biennia Stakes fee 2-yrelds brought oat ben
youngsters. Janitor, from hie victory in the Wocalcele
Stakes, was made favourite at 6to 5, while Mr. Buttes's]
Rustic was the next in demand at 3 to 1. Baron Roth.-
child's colt went to the boat aeon after the Mart, sad
although Radio struggled gamely on, opposite the stand,
Janitor still held the lead, sad was by a keg*. Lord Stem.
ford's Chian was third, e, length ands hall behind Raab,.
This race usually Metals a favourite for the Derby, but
although 29 to 1 was offend spinet JUJU', there wore no
takers. The Gold Vase, • gift al her Majesty, seldom pro-
duces a large field, aid this year it was still more natati-
on* bat buret the wrens. the Gard heed the starter. Of
this camber, Bitharo, from the form he displayed in the
Derby, war supported at even mosey, while 3 to 1 was
offered against Breeze. Oa entering the straight Breen
was in front, but opposite the Royal Stead Adams brought
Of BMus with • rash, soda dead heat was the result. The
deciding beat was leftoff until after the last nos. The Prince
of Wake Stakes brought oat the odebeated Breadalbane and
eight moderate ones. Breadalbau had • 710. allowance for
never having woe, and with this is his favour he was in-
stalled favourite at 6to 4, and be came in • winner by eight
lengths amidst vociferous cheering. Mr. Chaplin, on sp.
peering at the side of his horse, when retuning to
"weigh in," war the subJese 91 greet applies. The
I Maiden Plate predated the largest Add of the day, twenty.
three two-year aide ping to the pod. The race wee was by
(betas. The Stakes; wee fixed at the late hoar el 5.20, and
owing to various delays, it was ass* an hour before the
twelve competitors were started. Moose and Auditor were
egad favourites at 4 to 1. each, while 10
to 1 could be got about Tomato. The ran will
be found fully described below • suffice it to say that
Tomato had all the beet of it aftir entering the straight
and won by half a length. Auditor and Bally Edmond ran
a dead heat for second plum Thu Sweepstakes al 50 eon.
was wan by Lord Ocustry's Is Meta, with odds of 7 to 4
on her. he deciding heat for the Gold Vase was the last HER Majesty's THEATRE.—We learn that on
event of the del, end after •Pm struggle resulted in the the occados of the forthcoming representation of Mozart's
defeat of the colours by threes parts of a length. celebrated open. /1 Plaid° Mario; at this theatre, a sew
Details of the nubs will be found below. singer, His Georgina Schubert, of the Reed Cocaine/Are,
Tin TRIAL Swum of 5 eon. each, with 100 added, for Hanover, will be introduced to the British public in the
two-yr.olde and upwards. The winner to be sold for 6004, einuoner of huhu Him Schubert has already snag
and if for 2001. allowed 51b. The New Mile. (22 subs.) with peat summit et several el the principal German
Captain Gray's Heir-at-Lew, by Nsinoluater—Hoiress, theatres.
(2001.), Sat
Mr 3 . yrs efightnigoll' .Ambition, 2 yrs (110014,(1.istAdam.1214 1 MIINIFIEZET Gina TO THE lIMIYRRainse or
(13plilek) x EDINBUZGE AND ST. ANDRIWB.—Ws anderstand that Mrs.
Cagigas White's Black Primo, 2 yrs (coot p` bet IMb Tyodal Brun, of Falkland, has munificently gifted the awn
(ilantabie) I et 10,0001, for the purpose of establishing fellowships and
The following also ran PaPinm, K*31333. 133343fi1e 2112 eiholanitips to the University Edinburgh, and 5,0001. for
The Proctor, The Opposition, Merry Lass. Allan-a-Dale, =,sa. Andre seat
Signalman, Catch'em Alive, Vigilant, Halifax, Amber, sue like purpose in the u snerasy of
and Gram Darling. man.
Betting :4to i mot Heir-at-Law, sto 1 opt Mr. W. HEALTH or LONDOIII.—It appears from the re-
Day's two (Signalmen and Catch-'em Alive), 7to 1 ages turn issued by authority of the Begistrar-General, that in
Ambition, Bto 1 NO Ones Darling, 10 to 1 each apt the week that ended os Saturday, June 10, the births
Onager and Allams-Dale, sad 100 to 8 apt Black registered in Load= and to. ether large taus of the
Priam Calla Kingdom were 3,876 ; the deaths registered 2,637.
Two Tann YeAa or mea Ermvinern ABOOT TEEM= The annual rate of mortality was 21 per 1,000 porous living.
Slam, of 10 son, each, with 100 added, fere-yr...lde; oats, Is London the births of 1,008 boys and 948 girls, in all 1,956
Bst 10lb ; fillies, Bet 51b. Certain penalties and allowances. children, were registered in the week. In the aorreopood-
One round and in Manilas opposite the Grand Stand. leg weeks of tea years 1855.64 theaneage number, corrected
(36 subs.) for increase of popainion, was 1,920. The deaths registered
Mr. W. S. Cartwright's Ely, by Kingston—The Dimmer, in London during the week were 1,289. The average
Mt IMb (Lleseessee) 1 number for the iweutytbird week, viz., the ins
es
Mr. Boa e Banged, Sit 101 b "h33141) 2 week in tea years 1855-64, is, with a conectio7,7l:rdescre
Mr. H. Barites Privateer, tint 113 h (J. bloater)
Hopper and lady Rylda also nut of population, 1,174. The present return exhibits as
expose of 115 deaths over the estimated number. The '
Boding : 7 to 4on Ely, 100 to 30 apt Baraph, Ana 10
1 •' bar two." deaths show aa increase on those of the two minion weeks,
in which the numbers were successively 1,249 and 1,187. '
11 Tan Qualm's Brun Flare of 200 sus. added to a
Dianbun increases, but by slow degrees ; the cues returned
sweepstakes of 10 son. each, for 2-yr-olds 'and upward' ;
certain penalties and allowances. T.Y.O. (5 fuzing. 136 so fetal in the lent three weeks hawing welt 27, 38. and 44.
yards). (18 subs.) A men, aged 34 years, won fatally wounded on the head by
Mr. W. Morris's Saccharometer, by Sweetmaat—Defams• the spar of a gamecock. A young man died of hydrophobia
thm, ayes. lea lib (Forams) 1 in Westminster Hospital from having been bitten by • dog
Lord stendords Groans, 6 yrs, est 121 b (Inc, 711 extra) about sloe weeks previonly. The following fatal wrap
ills Grlmabaw) 2 natant. win registered is the week l' there were seven :
Mr. York's Lytham, a )70 Ist Sib (a ) 3 Oa Jun. 6, in the Royal Free Hormital. a railway porter,
The following also ran Na
Wild oong
lionarque, Oppressor, Manar Archy, Naroll, Bleier Se Ambe., mil 22 years, died from injury by • van. On Jain 6, is
and Queen of Trumpa the same hospital, the wife of a house painter, aged 35
Betting : 3to 1 apt Sitocharometer, 100 to 30 apt Young Vous. by • cart. Oa the 31st alt., the daughter of a coder-
Mouarque, 7to 1 Wild Agnes, 19 to 1 each apt Sister to ranger, *god S rue, by a dray, in Yerk-etreet, Waterer&
Amber and Queen of Trumps, 100 to 8 eacli apt Broarais• Os use 7. the sos of • butane, aged 5 years, by • van is
law ad Lytham. and 100 to 6 eget Gun& Whitechapel-road. On the 31.1 ult., I. King's College
Tea Four Yaks or rug &WITH Ascot Busman Hospital, the daughter of • labourer, aged 2 years, by a GarrSTAINS, of 10 son. each, with 100 added, for 2-yrolds ; ia Little Wyldetreet. On June 3, is St. Bartholomew's
colts, 8.1 10Ib ; Bst 61b. T.Y.C. (five furlongs and Hospital, • labourer, aged 63 years, by cart at Lambeth.
136 yards). (56 subs.) Oa Jane 5, in the same hospital, a brewer's umiak aged
Baron kothschild'e Janitor, by King Tom—Mrs. Hobson 46 Leers, hy • dray at the Poultry.
(Janus's dam), Ent islb
NI% Z. Cottons Rune, sat ioni
Lord Stamford's Chill" teL leib (H. o=m`wl NKRCIAL-ROAD. —Yesterday Mr. Robert Debealiam, sited 32,
The following also ran :--Claros. Fairy , Mephisto- a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, of kleatb-
pheles, Macdonald, Brimetone, Black Priam, and Mtu Harriette. holies, Commertial-road, Stepney, surrendered OD ball at
Besting 6to 3 apt Janitor, 100 to 30 ape Rube, 7to the Thames Pollee-curt, to answer • charge of manalsenn.
1 apt Mephistopheles, and 8 to 1 apt Chibisa. Mr, is killiag Thomas Solomoe,a ship's pastor, who strayed
THe GOLD Vas; given by her Majesty, added to • into the garden behind antiphons cm the night of Whit.
sweepstake. of 20 son. each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; Monday, the sth of the present mouth. The investigation
ssvUk penalties and alumni. Two Butterfly sbs.) lasted sena hours, and created an extraordicary amount of
Mr. v.r. Robinson's Mani, by Monstro %tenet and exeitement. 'Tbe court was densely crowded
lyre. 7st 7lb is Mauls i 1 all day, and thousands in the street near the watt waited
333" n Rothschild'. 'keen, 4 re, 13" 611 b . • *44' Dale') I simian* to hear the result. The widows of the oaf or-
Mr' Craven's The Tartar' 4 2r3 eel II" •• • (''• Ci°•llr) 3 taunt* transaction wee a repetition of that already •
Stanton also ran. given,
&wad Even en Bus.. and 3to 1 apt Brae... sod after hearing it, Mr. Paget said be felt bound to commit
Breeze was off first, but Flamm took rep the running for • the prisoner for trial for manslaughter. As the case bad
quarter of • mile, when Breeze resumed the lead, SiliL4o4l alaaaaat a alriaal sped he mush require further lutl•
0.
the fine ionstipties woa alleged the usfarbasete roan
lying naiad, two lengths in ths diar of the banes mare, to ,
and • similar distance is advance of Ethan; behind whom, warn shot while attempting •""'"' •••• The
atD another interval of two lengths followed The Tartar. endear. that day negatived that. The deceased bad ao
felonious intent whatever. The bail he should require
the Swialey Hill Stanton beaded Breeze, and
atainiain a el. lead to the tall mile pat, when would ha the primmer s own personal recognisance' in
Breeze std fourr nuratl a in 1,0001. each. Thar required
end Elitism ran to the fore, Snton t._;,""
at oace dropping into the rear, whilst The Tartar liberated.w••• ""'""‘ www ••• l'""'""eg .14
took cheer order. Breese came into the insight in feast,
and at the distance was leading by & leogth, which was mast- FATAL GEN ADDlDlNT.—Yesterday morning,
dually diminished by Eltham who, getting cep la the last- about 10 o'clock, •• lamentable and fatal accident occurred
stride, finished a dead lint. 'The Tartar was a had third. to ajoune snood Nor med 19. belonging
' Deciding Heat.-6 to 4as Ingham, who made play •to tam Royal Redoes at 800. The deceased, with
rile and a bale when Breeze took up the running. Eltlism, a nember of other sups, left the barraciks to go to the
however, closed with her at the distance and, staying the Milton range. for the purpose of skirmishiog drill and Me
IsIV, was as nails( roes by three parts at • length. practice. Whilst •Basriviod , the drill it seems be
PILINCI 01 WALIN'S STAINS Of 20 son. mob, h ft, briefed 10) *MO Dain•D ID", "a the stock of his musket
with 500 stidal, for 3-yr.olds ; colts, Bet 101 b ; Anise, Bst .track against his comrades lag, thereby twisting round
fat Wincing "sawes and away/ sumszoom New towards his beret the movie of his gas, which at the same
About • mile and five furious. (137 sus.) tints exploded ; the band passed through the haunch
("I"..Cluudlna Ereadalbans, by Stockwell—Unit s
Sony wore by the dinesid. sadd entered UM below the shini-
est sib 1 doe blade, pubs Omagh the heart, and coming cal al
Mr. Water's olmar, as 10lb
Baron Rothschild Oninivere, list Mb 3.'"2 . S A pion of bone came oat with the bullet, and struck •
The foll°•1•• a4to ten*—Heir 33 law, Tbe Calgr, Mfrcorpora who was in Vl* k. Blood
Hobble, lacellor, anwenneo, and The Swift. poured set of
Bann" 6to apa Breedanmet sad 100 to 30 each sod the aeronauts tima's moans, and be expired home-
Oben and Denim* Miss Bobbie held the ised kw a dials., adkie•4l__ the "ftww•r• area. Tha &Noma
quarter of a Mk, when she was palled back, aid The CaLoyer, bean cadent dol••••••. old tho ••014••• k°B east •
&Needed by Lazaretto, naiad oft the running, Obearave gloom over the Perim. As inquire was Mr he held teeth-
•n
third. Gabber* fourth. and nest thin we with is the bids.
bane sad Facellor. Three-quarters of • mile from home thrtital. PARaCt...—Oint SMureso DAT.—
The Caliper gave way to ODIDIven, sad TOMettal, JUNE 13 --Adsahricas ro pummel, 4,136; dine
etto, the harem's Ally carrying ea the rinsing le the dem by asoge WU% 1,429; mai. AAA, •

BETTING AT MANOMISTER.—TneDAT.
101rAL HUNT CUP.
6to 1 aid Union Jacky ■to 1 apt Nuneaton (off)
100 to B Baldwin. (off) 66 to 1 Windham tr)
100 to 6 MatleaCtaaff)

NOILTHUMBKILLAND MATZ.
8 to 1 opt Collor Os (off tut 10 to 1)
10 to 1 ogoo am other.

Carciwr.—Nowrs V. Sours.—Play was resumed
yesterday s IL2O in ibis make., and the North bold their
owe till 5.15, soorieg 212, el whish amber Deli coo.
Whited 78. At the time of drawing the stamps for the
day, the South had lost three wickets for 55.