biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-23

ROME.

The Italian journals mention a number of pro.
jects attributed to the court of Rome, with the ob-
ject of warding off the difficulties of the situation in
which it will be placed after the departure of the
French troops. In the first rank among those mea-
sures figures the great meeting of bishops announced
for the end of 1866. This assembly is to be pre-
ceded by a solemn congress of catholics at Malinee.
The Pope is said to have the intention of strengthen-
ing the Sacred College by the addition of six new
members ; re-organising the police as well
as increasing the army ; raising a loan of
70 millions of francs, and putting in circulation
two millions of crowns of paper money, having a
forced circulation. There is also talk of organising
a great catholic association, each member of which
would pay an annual subscription of one franc
by these means it is hoped that a sum of thirty
the
millions of francs would be obtained yearly for
treasury of the Vatican.

THZ RVIIOIIEZD MUTING ssrwass THE EM- 1
PEROR Name= AND rim Quret or Seam—lt is spin
stated that as interview will take place between Queen
Isabella and the Emperor Nepoleoa. The Correspondent's
sad theEpota both anocence that his Imperial kthjesty sad
the Empress Eugenie will visit the Queen of Spain at Ea-
rths en the 25th inst., remaining there a few boors. and
retards, the same maim to Biarritz. The Spanish Court
being wow in moarniag for the death of the King Ceneort's
father, there will be no Me, sod the meshes of the eve-
Toler will be eirletly a private one.
SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 22. —The Hamburg arid
Amine= Company's steamer Bavaria, from New York us
the 9th What, bee arrived. She briop 98 pamangsel far
Otis pert, Havre, and Hamburg, but so Reale. Oa the
11th she spoke the steamer Kangaroo, and on this,llsth the
of the Cured steamers, both bound west. Her news hoe
bees antisipated.
Despatches were received yesterday et the Colo-
nialedlos from the °overman of the Australiaa Odoeiwo,
New Zeeland, Eking King, Nall% and Gibraltar.
CRYSTAL Passes. Owl Birrimmo Da s.*
I 'TUMIDLY, ROOM 22.—Admini pawthes„ 6,018 ;
I *Me by same lisle% 977 ; beial vtotusi, 6.991.
London, England, 1865-08-23

Tklli POLICE COURT&

(THIS DAY.)

IARLBOROUGH-3TREET.
TIN 1101.001 A eIaNAN BANOS AND NIB VICITINS,
BYO Rekasor,NT
a tall German, also Myles himself the
mom gm.* wearies a fashioaable grey iscet, was shamed
WIN NS. LOX with araultiag polme-oosetable E,
slur tits following peculiar circumatasen :
I ember of cabana were in attendance to prefer charges
nenhe & primer.
enstable said—l was called to No. 77, Margaret-
:lsm where a lady who was in the area told me that ohs
monei proteethe from the preens°, who was °Deducting
Med in a most extraortlioary manner. The prisoner was
lesianage, aad would not let anyone Into the house.
Be Wanrodi made his appearance at an upper wisdow,
ad men two or three jags of water over me. I gained
Alen to the home end took the prisoner into custody.
Ifs plioner gave the name of the Baron Rex.
Its pturner—My name is Ernest 'tallowy. Can I
peal
Ir. lam—Certainly.
Prinear—l have no questions to ask the constable, but I
iii set use him when I threw the water.
Oriels—The is sot true He came to Margaret-
and es Monday evening, and eopged spark:teats, stating
MI ki Impge would come the neat day. He gave the
reed Albert. and rid he was known at the Prussian
yea 10)1/1r.
Relson, of No. 77, Margaret-street, said—The pri-
ma, am to my house on Monday evening, and took
getout'. On Tuesday morning sevotsi cabmen came to
is hers sad made a disturbance. The prisoner came
suite sad shot the door, would Dot let anyone in, and said
eyed it hi the masses. In fact f was afraid he would
ED Maid either to myself or little girl. A large crowd
eked inside the house. Re dined on Monday evening
y been, and ordered a bottle of whisky, and retir-
e, he td breakfast.
Ir. Lan—lty doubt is whether he is in his right mind.
Primmo—l don't Nee that I have committed myself.
yr Knox—You have thrown water over the constable,
reel used a distort:mace. There are a number of (lab-
ile oaten.
London, England, 1865-08-23

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE..

(azonies mzowis.)
THE AIISTRO-PRIISSIAN CONVENTION.
VIENNA. AMOS 22. EVIIIII4

It is officially stated that at the Salzburg Oon-
ferenae it was agreed between the Emperor of
Austria and the King of Prussia that the harbour
of Kiel, although situated in Holstein, which is to
be under Austrbm administration, is to be occupied
by Prussia.
Austria and Primaa hare also agreed to propose
to the Federal Diet the oonatruotion of a German
IN

SALZBURG, A uover 22.
The Duke of Oldenburg has left here for Vienna,
and Count Biome for Munich.
The King of Prussia and the Emperor of Austria
are at present in laohL

THE EMPEROG
OF R NAP
PRUSSIAOLEON AND THE
KIN.
FBANIEFORT-ON.TRE-MAINA, Arra. 22.
The News Fraidifurier &Wm/ of to-day asserts
that the Emperor Napoleon, on his return from
Arenenberg, will in the eosins of nest week have
as
ithEtvieMMOOribrigiefrot &dim -

FRANCE.
LAWN, Atronsr 22.
The election of deputy for this town has resulted
in the return of M. Tillanoourt, the oppositon can-
didate, who obtained 16,000 votes, against 13,000
gained by K Manaus, the government candidate.

PORTUGAL

LISBON. AtousT 22.
- -

Prince Amadeus has sailed for Italy. He la
stated to have visited this city in order to act as
proxy for King Victor Emanuel at the baptism of
the infant prince. The Papal Nuncio, however,
refuses to accept the King of Italy as godfather
at the ceremony. The government denies the
current rumours, although not officially. The day
of baptism is not yet fixed. Prince Amadeus is
reported to have left Lisbon greatly dissatis-
fied with the conduct of the Nuncio. The public
are also indignant on this account, as well as at
the want of firmness displayed by the government
in the matter.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 21.
The cholera is decreasing rapidly.
The Exchange has been re-opened, and business
is being resumed.

AMERIQA.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN.
(Vi. Grainamtle.)

NEW YORK. .6.130087 12, Emma.
The caterpillar has appeared on several planta-
tions in Louisiana, foreboding the destruction of
the cotton crop.

001LNERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Money tighter. Gold, 1411. Exchange on
London, 153 f ; on Paris, 3.64. Stocks dull. New
York Central, 82} ; Illinois, 1231 ; Erie, 86i ;
5.20 Bonds, 106. Cotton heavy. Midland Upland,
40. Flour quiet. Wheat dulL Corn steady.
Provisions and ooffee quiet. Sugar dulL Mo-
lasses steady. Petroleum quiet ; crude, 32 ;
rr
fined, 52.
London, England, 1865-11-06

INDIA.

BOMBAY, OCT. 14.
The Viceroy will arrive at Calcutta from Simla
on the lst November.
Cholera has broken out with much severity at
Musseerabad and Neemutch in the 106th and 45th

Regiments.
The Ruasiana, it is rumoured, have beaten the
Bokharians near Jashakunm, and are reported to
be within a few miles of Sahara.
Sir Bartle Frere held a durbar on the 11th, on
the occasion of a visit paid by the Sultan of Zan-
zibar to Bombay.
Two native directors of a financial association
have been found guilty of forgery, and sentenoed to
trausportation for life, and another to four years'
imprisonment.
Dr. Livingstone lectured on Africa in the town-
hall on the 12th inst.
A municipal loan for Bombay is to be raised
immediately, the oonditions of which are not yet
I filed.
Bombay was first lighted with gas on the 7th
instant.
tThe piece goods market is very active. Cotton
; advancing. Money in demand. Discount 2 per
t I cent, higher.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 4.
The Syria Deft hem at 10.30 a.m., and the Pecs
at 4.30 p.m. yesterday.
The former may be expected at Marseilles on
the fhb, and the latter at Southampton about the
10th instant.

We regret to have to announce the death of
NIL Cameros. the mother of (Maul OWNING. Her
Math hes be.. usaenaised. sad sire bas st WI mak maw
the seepeme sad sissy she bee suffered in ranee.
warm of the impriesemeet sad torture of her son.
PLYaotrrif Nov. 4.—The William Dutbie
I from Itraboerei., Jely 20, bra puma up Maass! with arreti
\sad 32,994 es. of sold. She liaisa sae pas.
Plainreraa. re this main by pilot boat.
Osytaia. Pica. HALP-A-Nows DAY. ••••
BATORDAY. Nov. 4. —Lamiiiims on psyinint, 901 ; Mb,
I by lemon Mks* 3,793; toiel, 4597.
London, England, 1865-11-06

TELEURAPIHO INTFLIAGENCL

(azons's Tinsoaugs.)
ITALY.

SPEECH OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE%
FLORENCE, Nov. 5.

The Florence journals of to-day publish a speech I
reoeutly delivered by Signor Sella, Minister of I
Finance, before his constituents, in which he ex-
plained that it would be necessary to impose fresh
taxes. In alluding to the Roman question he
detailed the negotiations which have taken place
between the Italian and Papal governments relative
to the vacant bishoprics. He said that by accepting
the proposals of the Roman court the Italian
government would have acted in'opposition to public
opinion, and would have been guilty of a great
ineonsistency. He further declared that Italy would
honestly carry out the September convention, and
stated that the power of the Italian kingdom must
be increased without violence. The Venetian ques-
tion was represented by Signor Sella as merely one
of finance, and in the financial future of Italy he
expressed great faith. The minister concluded with
these words, " Let Italy remain resolute and we
shall soon enter Venetia."

MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 5.
Count Frye Frysenborg has undertaken the
formation of a new ministry, and will select his
colleagues from among the landed gentry and
the aristocracy.
The list of the new ministers is expected to be
known to-morrow.
London, England, 1865-11-06

BANG OF FRANC'

Bills discounted, iocrease £2,769,000
Circulation, increaae 1,936,000
Bullion, decrease... 870,000
It thus appears that while the Bank of France
was able to increase its discounts by more than
1,100,0001. over the additional sum granted by
the Bank of England, the bullion held was dimi-
nished in proportion by leas than 100,0004. In
the second week the figures were :
BANK Ol INGLLND.

1182,904
460,017
417,491
31,526

Other securities, decrease...—.
Circulation, decrease
Bellies, decrease..
Reserve, decrease

BANK OP Marc&
Bills discounted, increase £1,206,000
Circulation, increase 413.000
Bullion, demote 1,327,000
Taking the third week the totals shown are :
BANE OF I:NOLAND.
Other somities, decrease.
Circulation, increame
Bullion, increase
Reeerro, marrows

£2,639,193
. 22,384
. 53,614
. 47,567
London, England, 1865-11-06

BANE 07 ILBCi

Bills discounted, dooms,
Circulation, diroreass 710,000
Bullion, decrease
The large diminution shown in the other secu-
rities in the first of these accounts is explained by
the heavy repayments of advances on the release
of tho dividends. This alteration is, therefore,
exceptional. In the succeeding week the changes
were spin heavy :

DATIL OT 11111111.111%
Other seenrities. damn X 1,444645
London, England, 1865-11-06

AIJSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 4.

The Freis of this evening denies the rumours
of recruiting for Papal troops having taken place
in Austria. The same paper states that Baron
Hubner, the new Austrian Ambassador at Rome,
will only request a revision of the Concordat when
the Pope has determined to recognise the kingdom
of Italy.
It is stated that Count Idensdorff and Baron
Waillerstorff are the plenipotentiaries of Austria,
and Lord Bloomfield of Great Britain, in the nego-
tiations for the treaty of commerce between the
two countries. The draft of the treaty contains
23 articles.
The imperial authorisation has also been given
for the commencement of negotiations for a treaty
of commerce with France.

THE FEDERAL DIET.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 5.
In yesterday's sitting of the Federal Diet the
representatives of Bavaria, Saxony, and Hesse
Darmstadt proposed that Austria and Prussia
should be requested-
1. To convoke in Holstein, as soon as possible, a
general assembly of representatives elected by the
free votes of the inhabitants, in order that such an
assembly may co-operate in the definitive solution
of the still-pending Slaswig-Holstein question.
2. To take steps calculated to bring about the
incorporation of Sleswig into the German Con-
federation.
The Federal Diet resolved to decide in a fortnight
how this proposal should be dealt with.

FRANCS.
PARIS, Nov. 4.
The Emperor will leave Paris on the 12th inst.
`or Compiegne.

PARIS. Nov. G.

Great Britain, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Austria,
Prussia, Holland, Belgium, the Papal States, and
Denmark have accepted the invitation of France to
a Sanitary Conference at Constantinople.
Count von Bismarck will leave Paris to-morrow
for Berlin.
The Pays of this evening asserts that the evacua-
tion of the Papal States by the French troops oom-
mences on the sth inst. by the embarkation of ar-
tillery and of the sth Regiment of Hussars at
Civita Vecchia.
Baron His de Butenval has been made senator.
An imperial decree has been published to-day,
filing 20 as the number of councillors of state in
ordinary service, who do not belong to any special
departments. This number can in no case be ex-
ceeded. -_

THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
MADRID. Nov. 4.

The cholera Las almoet entirely disappeared. It
is stated that a grand Te Donn will be sung in the
cathedral on the 15th, as a thanksgiving for the
disappearance of the epidemic.
London, England, 1865-08-24

TALK OF WIGHT..

The cattle murraz7lliali.;;;de its appearance
in this place. Mr. Lowe, farmer, purchased a cow a short
time since, which died the early part of last week, mod
ow Satarrby last he was obliged to 'boot tearoom which
were suffering from the disease.
London, England, 1865-08-24

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COTTRT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Yr. Registrar rapes.)
Li ft marruud NJOILIMSON.
no bankrupt was dessribed r of Washers is Finked,
gaiter mariner and shipowner, at present • pruoe.r in the
woody of the Sheriff of Niddlcsex. basis( Iha menumad of
a ship lading from Greenock to Demerers. He wen er-
oded at the snit of the North Western Back (Limited)
um a writ of amiss to hold to bail, and still remiss In
gaudy, his application for release liming been refused.
A first meeting ins cow held, at which Yr. Robert Box-
beih of 27, Leedethall.street, abipbroker, wee elected trade
wipes. The mooed sitting will take place on the sth of
Lisowab".
11 MI G. OtIPADOT..

Its bsolirept, wgo 7asecTarlist and has !taloned sane
min.,s in nil prokeette. resided at 3d, Gloucester-read,
Ronset'operk. He came Wore the coast attribution his
Idea to immanency of itioonia. Dads about 6001.
Wend creditors now attended to prom, sad an assignee
ow Acesa. Mr. Cbidley is the solicitor to the petition.
YConuniwioner Goulburn sat is ebanibern, but the
boom transacted before his Honour was entirely of a
tanol mama.
London, England, 1865-08-24

TEE

able importance, that the conjoinol,o*e fleets of
France and England is understood those who
are in the secret to be ade '
big, and a threat, against some Portr or ea:
unknown. Clumsier mistilief-ntkisiatjakinif
the tale go so fares to hint that in all oceans
and seas, and on all coasts, the flags of France and
England will be found united for better and for
worse. These ingenious but too zealous advocates
of we know not what bad cause too readily forget
that because it is beyond all question good for
mankind that the French and English flags should
fly together in the Channel, it is not therefore
equally indispensable to the peace of the world that
England should join the EMPEROR of the
nitres in regenerating the Mexicans in spite of
themselves, or should aid and abet him in con-
triving the disraption of the American Republic,
and arresting the progress of the Anglo-Saxon race.
Neither on the seas nor on the shores of the Old
World or of the New is it desirable that the
friendly meeting of the flags of Francs and
England should mean more than this :—that it is
well that two such neighbours should be friends.
London, England, 1865-08-24

ITFOONLI.

A apecial mentiniOf—tbe North of England
Chamber of Agriculture wig held at Nevemige oa Tar-
day, when, after a long diacengoo the following resole-
tiooa were agreed to :—" That the differing uatoas attached
to the Chamber premed to elm . sa impactor for their re-
inswittre ask's, sad lopes& to the seenstary ea die sob-
*irk of disease." 'Whit s member of the coaaall at
this Chamber are requested to call epos the principal inha-
bitants of the union they repreeent for subsoriptione to-
wards defraying the expenses incurred by the Chamber,
and that the money cot required be returned to subseribers
in proportion to their gitscriptioas."

At a special meeting of the Manchester and Liver-
poolentgricultural Society held at Oldham on Tuesday, Lord
,of Tattoo, in the chair, it was resolved "That
the secretary be requited to write to the mayors of the
different market towns within the district of the °mottoes
of this society. drawing their etiolation to the cattle plague
now raging, and requesting them to appoint inspectors for
the purpose of preventing say hearts afflicted with the
disease being brought into or mold is the market; sod oleo
to the clerks of petty sessions in the same, requesting the
justices to at mice appoint inspectors in ease of say cattle
being taken ill in their respective divisions.

Dr. Robertson reports to the mayor that a true
cue of murrain has °amend in the town. A oow which had
been at Aehbourne on Wednesday Wt, brought to Derby
ou the same day, end to Nottioghatn on Thursday. It was
perfectly well up to Monday morning at six o'clock, when
it was semi to eat a hearty meal. At eight the owner
noticed it was depremed,, sad it died on Tuaiday night.
London, England, 1865-08-24

IPRESS, THURSDAY FA:STRING, AUGUST 44, 1885.

.'

:PRI

the subject, as the present system is based on the
rules of the Stock Exchange, which have not force
41 law, but are simply the customs of a trade which
has never been legalised. In the present state of
Trench commode,' legislation it is impossible to
oresee what will be the decision of the judges.

THE NAVAL FETES AT BR3IST.

(fort ova erscur.
London, England, 1865-08-24

IRELAND.

On Tuesday a deputation from the city of
Limerick, eonaistiag of Mr. Mensal, M.P. ; the mayor of
Limerick, Mr. Synau, M.P.; Mr. Russell, and Mejor
Gavin, M.P., waited on the Lord Lieutenant, with a
►taw at mile, the security of stronger remoestranees being
made to go►ernment in fa►our of a total prohibition of the
importation of cattle. His excellency promised to gi►e the
subject his beet atteotioe, and, whilst making knows the
wishes of the deputation to go►ernment, procured to take
care that govoremeet should appreciate the strength of
feeling thee expressed, as well as on all other cecsaioas, in
reference to the matter.
London, England, 1865-11-01

MGR. DE ?MODE.
BONE, Orr. 31.
The Giornale di Rome published; au article in
which it deplores the insults and calumnies cj
which Mgr. de BoMode has been the object
_ .

It further declares that the Pope has ;eliesed
of his functions for some particular reasons—five.
cially that of ill-health, and without withdrawing
his affection and esteem of which Mgr. de Mfrode
is so worthy.
London, England, 1865-11-01

[STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.]

-
PURCHASESBAN OF RNNTE 011 SAVINGS
K ACCOUNT.
PAR. Oar. El.
The following notice was posted up at the Bourse

todav .•
The Calms des Consignations will apply daily
during November the sum of 398,000 francs to the
purchase of Rents.

JAPAN.

NSW YORK. OCT. 21.
News from Japan, dated the 15th deptenaber,
announces that a great hurricane had occurred in
the °biases Sea, destroying three large steamers
and several American and English ships.

THE BRAZIL HAIL
LISBON, OCT. 30.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Oampasy's ship
Oneida, from the Brazils, arrived hare to-day.

(By Telegraph freer Lib's.)
RIO DB JANEIRO, Ocr.lo.
Uruguayans has been recaptured by, the allies.
The Paraguayans surrendered unconditionally, and
6,000 wive rode prisoners. Their general has
beim bouglit te Mo.

Inshaage on London, 961 to 251. Oates, good
firsts, 7,300 to 7,400 rein. Shipments s➢nce the
departure of the last mail, 66,163 hags, of which
238 (T) were for the CbanneL Sales, 60,000 bags ;
stock, 110,000 bags. Freights, 35 to 421.

Ocr. 15.
Exthange on London, 251 to 28. Cotton, 18,000
to 18,500 refs finger, brown, 2,000 to 2,900 rein.
PIFILSTAYSITOO, OCT. 18.
The ship Duncan Dunbar was wrecked on Las
Roams on the 7th of October. The paasengere and
crew were taken off by the Ondina.
Exchange on London, 28g. Sugar,wbites, 4,000
to 4,100 reis • ditto, browns, 1,903 to 1,950 ads.
Cotton, 36,000 to 16,800 reM.
The Messageriea Imperial* steamer Navarre
' •
arrived here on the 12th inst.
London, England, 1865-11-01

00111LERCUL INTELLIGENCE.

Money tight. Gold, 14431. Exchange on London,
159 ;on Paris, 356 f. The stock market yester-
day showed signs of panic, but afterwards became
steadier. New York Centrals, 95. Illinois, 132 i.
Erie, 86g. 5-20 Bonds, 104 Cotton declining ;
Flour heavy. Wheat declining. Corn good in-
quiry. Coffee quiet. Sugar declining. Provisions
firmer. Molasses quiet. Petroleum steady : crude,
; relined, 64.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. L
The North German Lloyds' steamer Bremen,
from New York, passed the Needles at 130 a.m.
to-day.

31:11XICO.
NEW YORK., Ocr. 21.

- - -
News received here from Matamoras on the 4th
inst. announces that General Donay, with 1,600
meo, bad arrived at Saltillo. 6,000 Imperialist
troops were expected at Monterey, en route for the
Rio Grande frontier. Negreti had reached Chihua-
hua with only 300 men, having lost 600 from ex-
posure. It was officially announced that vessels
will not be permitted to enter Mexican ports with-
out proper papers from the Imperial Consuls
abroad. The Imperialists at Matatnoras celebrated
' the anniversary of Mexican independence on the
24th ult. A grand ball was given, at which Generals
Steele, Weitzel, and other Federal officers were
present. The Republicans celebrated the anniver-
sary of the Mexican Republic at El Paso on the
15th Sept. by a grand ball, which was also attended
by numerous Federal officers.
London, England, 1865-11-01

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(asurs's TILROZAIIL)
AMERICA.

The Inman steamer City of London arrived at
Queenstown at 7.30 p.m., Oat. 31, with the mails,
260 passengers, and 233,000 dollars in spode. She
larded 76 paarengers and proceeded for Liverpool
1t',7.60 p.m.
• (Per the City of Lease, tiaCboldovas.)
NEW 1(02t 'oor. fl. itoorms•
-We Ifiecietary of the Treasury has announced
that be. will receive gold deposits, issuing therefor
gold oertifiestee payable on demand and receivable
ifor duties.

Business at New Orleans is reported to have in-
creased 33 per cent. since August. The old cotton
crop is steadily coming in, but the new crop is late,
and will be far below the average.

The North Carolina Convention has adjourned
until May next, after resolving to submit to the
people's vote the resolutions prohibiting slavery and
annulling the secession ordinance.
General Humphreys, upon his inauguration as
governor of Mississippi, declared secession to be
unoonstitutional, and stated that he favoured abso-
lute emancipation, but was opposed to social or
political equality for the negro.
Governor Sharkey has been elected senator from
Mia.issippL
Fears of a negro insurrection continue to prevail
throughout the South.
A democratic ratification meeting has been held
in New York, at which General Slocum and Messrs
John Van Buren and Montgomery Blair delivered
addresses endorsing President Johnson's recon-
struction policy, denoluiciug negro suiting*, and
declaring it necessary to enforce the Monroe doctrine
in regard to Mexico.
A republican ratification meeting has also been
held in this city, at which President Johnson's
reconstruction policy was endorsed.
Mr. Stephens had as interview with President
Johnson yesterday, and afterwards left for Georgia.
The North Carolina Convention has passed a re-
solution forbidding any legislation for the assump-
tion or payment of the Confederate debt.
The Fenian Coogrees is said to Lave decided yes-
terday on an important secret measure. The dele-
gates will personally subscribe 500,000 doh.., and a
large amount of funds has been promised. The
number of Federal officers present at the Fenian
Congress has increased. General Sweeny, of the
regular army, has been presented, and Colonel
Murphy has tendered to the Congress the mervices
of twenty colonels and other officers and soldiers of
the late Federal Volunteer Army. . .

There is a severe gale prevailing all around the
American coast. The steam-ship Circassian, from
Bremen for New York, having sprung a leak, the
captain ran her ashore on the 20th at Rocky Bay,
Cape Breton, in order to save her. She lies on the
sand beach, the passengers and cargo having been
rescued. The steamer Atlantic, from New Orleans
for New York, has been wrecked, and nearly all on
board perished. The Golden City left San Fran-
cisco ou the 18th with 1,260,000 dollars for New
York, 300,000 dollars for England, and 70,000
dollars for France. The Scotia and Borussia have
arrived out.
London, England, 1865-11-01

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCT. 31.
The Moniteur du .Moir states that Count Bismarck
is expected in Paris oc Thursday next
It is asserted that negotiations between Rome
and Italy will shortly be resumed, probably within
the next three weeks.
Russia is stated to have accepted the invitation
to the sanitary conference proposed by France, and
to be willing that it should be held at Constan-
tinople.

GERMANY.

FRANKFORT, OCT. 31.

Bavaria, Saxony, and Hesse Darmstadt bays
agreed to propose in the Federal Diet that the Hol-
stein Estates should be convoked, that Sleswig
should be incorporated with Germany, and that
the costs of the Federal execution in the Duchies
and of the Danish war should be borne by the Con-
federation.
London, England, 1865-11-01

r. Oer. 30.

pany's ship
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w bil4t drag.
kip Culloden,
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were saved.
London, England, 1865-11-01

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ctocx.
In the mining exchange to-day a large amount of
business has oocurred in British mining shares, and
prices are very firm. Chiverton Moor and North
Treakerby are in especial demand, and have risen
15s. and 5.. respectively ; the former are now
quoted Bto 4, and the latter 3} to 4; Clifford
Amalgamated are called 20 to 21 ; Great Vor, 35}
to ; Wheal Grylls, 44 to 5 ; Bast Grylls, 3.4 to 4 ;
South Condutrow, II to 4 ; West Chiverton, 73
to 80 ; North Chiverton, $5.. to 40s. ; Great limy,
41 to ; Great North Downs, 2to ; srd South
Darren, 375. 6d. to 40s.

BAILWAYS.--(THIS DAV.)

Two o'Ciors.

The Stock Exchange being clost7dto-dai,
fleas in railway securities is suspended, 12,,r is :Le
official price list issued.
London, England, 1865-11-01

THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS.

FLORENCE, OCT. 81.
Signori Cordova, Lanza, Buonoompa,gui, Lamas*,
Ricciardi, and Liborio Romano bare been re-
sleeted members of the Chamber of Deputies.
Up to the present 347 deputise have been re-
elected, of whom 161 have been returned by their
fernier oonstitueimies, and 43 by new electoral dis-
tricts. The number of new deputies is 143.
Two-thirda of the Chamber will belong to the
moderate liberal party, and are pledged to support
the present government.
London, England, 1865-02-15

POOR_ LAWS.

Yr. B. LONG asiceitb;Prerident of the Poor-law
Board whetter be proposed to es-appoint the select com-
mittee ea the Poor-laws, with the Mir of further inquiry
into the position and gnome:ea of medical odious of poor-
law %Wren_ . . .

Mr. VILLIERS said it was net his intention to renew the
committee. The question bad been fully inveetigated, and
the committee came to the determination to receive no
further evidence.
London, England, 1865-02-15

PROM THE "OWL."

The Owl of to-day oontaini the following purr
ItsOn :
His Royal Highness Primo, Leopold is deputed by her
Majesty to invest hie Serene Highness the Grand Duke of
Hesse with the Order of the Garter.

"Earl Cowper is commissioned by her Majesty in like
manner to bear the Garter to him M►jsty the King of Den
mark. He will be accompanied by the Hon. Evelyn Judi
ley, the Hon. J. F. Stuart Wortley, Lieutenant-Colonel
Tower, Coldstream Guards, and the Hon. E. Scott Gifford,
of the Foreign-office.
" The Earl of Sefton will convey the same illustrious
order to his Majesty the King of Portugal, and will most
likely take with him Colonel Lord Henry Percy, C. 8., V.C.,
Lieutenant-Colonel Dad* Carleton, Coldstream Guards.
and Mr. Abbott, of the Foreign-office.
" Another Garter has lately been placed at the disposal of
her Majesty by the death of the Duke of NorthumberlaneL
" There will shortly be a vacancy at the Board of Admi-
ralty, by the appointment of I:ear-Admiral Frederick to
the command at Cork. The mat at the board bun been
offered to Captain Hewlett, C. 8., bat we regret to under-
stand that it has bean refused by that officer on the ground
of ill health.

"we have mach plosion is stating that there is every
probability that Captain Colin Campbell. R.N., late of the
Bombay, who exhibited so conspicuously the qualities of a
pliant sailor on the occasion of the late destruction of his
ship, will be appointed to the annessad of the Nair:igen;
about to replace the Bombay on the Brazilian station.

" CALPTAIN SHERLILD 036031 Alto THE NORTH POLL
Ta• above named pliant oMeer is going oat to Bombay to
manage the Great Indian Peninsula Hallway.
" The odious of the Guards are to give • performance at
the Bijou Theatre on the 25th and 27th inst. The playa
chosen are respectively • Comfortable Lodgings,' with the
Critic,' and • A Scrap of Paper,' with ' Tom Noddy's
Secret.' The east will include the Hon. Spencer and the
Hon. Frederick Poasonby. Mrs. C. Mathews will be found
in the list of actresses."
London, England, 1865-02-15

POOR LAW BOARD.

Mr. A. SMITH sited the Find Lori of the Treasury
whether it was intended to fill ap the office of the one
ssoretary of the Poor-law Board, rendered capable of sitting
or voting as a member of the Ominous' BMus of Parlia-
ment by the Math clams of the Poor•law Aet, sow under-
stood to have bees vacated by the honourable member for
Northampton.
Lord PALMERSTON could same the hoossand his hos.
irked that ha hail with great regret resaived the realisation
of the lion. member for Northampton, and he the mom
regretted it because the boo. member had resigned ma
tamest of ill-health. But the office append to him to be
ciae which it wee desirable to fill up, sad therefore it was
lair intention to fin it up. He believed that the committee
of but year had reootomend4d ft.
London, England, 1865-02-15

IRISH RAILWAYS.

Kr. SCULLY asicecith;egiacelior of the Exchequer
was it ioteaded, on the part of the governmest, to give aoy
notice, or to introduce aoy bill duneg the presest session,
with a view to the revision of the tolls, fares, sod charges,
or to the purchase of any railways in the United Kingdom,
or was it intended to institute any parliamentary inquiry
into the policy of revision and parcian, upon genus! and
=Mood ground', as contemplated by the Act of 7 and 8
Vie. c. 85 ; and had his ideation been directed to the ex-
pediency of puirchasiog the railways in Ireland, by way of
experiment, or for any reasons specially applicable to that
couM ntry.e
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it was
not the iodation of government to give any notice of a
bill during the present session with a view to the applica-
tion of the Act of 1844, Mt did they think it right to pro-
mote any inquiry with respect to question' of policy in
connection with railways. What they wanted
now to ascertain was the economical conditions
under which railways were carried on. With re-
spect to commencing experimentally with the
I'M railways, he was boned to say that his addition had
been directed to the subject by hie hose. friend himself, but
be did not feel himself authorised to enter into what was
only a branch of a lager question. He thought it would be
premature to do so. At the same time be was quite pre-
• to grant that the railways in Ireland formed a sus
by thetoselves, lying as they did within • comparatively
limited, although still large. sphere, and therefore lying
more within the reach of inquiry thee the gemeral question
of railway purchase. He could not say mote at present.
la sourer to another question which had been asked, he
did not think that the objects of the oommimion should be
historical, except inasmuch as it grew out of the economical
questioo. He urged, however, it would be found predi-
cable to bring to bear any fade which bore either on re-
strictions or their remedy. In reply to the member for
Cambridge University, he had to say that although go-
vernment had been anxious to acquaint the house with
what was about to be done, the appointment of such a
commission as was proposed was within the province of
government without application to parliament.
London, England, 1865-02-15

66 CO

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LAND.-111111; DAY.)
Very little Magna whoa was an Ws bare lovisy, seastv
wise or by !mad 01110111% Has gawks abased bawds at
Moeda?' earressy.
Ia ether kiade rot to nothing was dab( at kW rotas.
We were well supplied with forks wheat, abisfly ez
massy. Ralealad wheats moved off skadily at full sets-
Mom Otherwise the liaising heavy at barely
Flostiag auger of grain were a dalnlia,
quotatio however, vary little change task
Mae sy. was scares, sad la good de at fall rises.
arindiag and distilling 'arts changed Wills siewly au
former know
Malt wan is full average supply, and ma& rote request,
at late 0UT1106611.
out. wen firm. sad the tors dearer. Tbs supply et
both ifaglish and foreign was rather limited.
Beaus oornmaaded rather more money, but the demand
for them was by so MOM adios.
Thera was a fair ode for pas. Ia prises, however, so
chugs took plass.
The doer trade was steady at isat week's quotations
Red atom mad sold at from 54a. to IWo.•' sad white,
50e. to 88a., per cwt. Other Mai were unaltered ta vales.
Oakes were hold at full prima.

la tbe
London, England, 1865-02-15

AMERICA.

The Royal Mail steamship Canada, from Boston
and Halifax, arrived at Queenstown at 5.10 a.m.
to-day (15th inst.), with 117 passengers, and 163,394
dollass in specie. She landed two passengers and
127 sacks of mails, and proceeded for Liverpool
at 5.30 a.m. All well.

The Cattail' experienced severe easterly weather
throughout the passage.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
CAPTURE OF PAYSANDU.
(By Tolograpb from Liaboo,)
RIO DB JANEIRO, JAN. Z.
The city of Paysandu was taken by the Brazilian
army at 8 a.m. on the 2nd of January.
Exchange on London, 26* to 26* ; on Paris,
370 to 375. Coffee, good first, 6,600 to 6,800
rein Shipments since the departure of the last
mail, 63,092 bags, including 23,408 for the
Channel. Sales, 62,131 bags. Stock, 50,000 bags.
Freights, 45 to 50. _ . _

BAHIA. JA9. 29.

Exchange on London, 24 to 261. Sugar :
Whites, 2,500 to 2,900 reis ; browns, 1,850 to
2,300 reia. Cotton, 24,000 rein.

. . .
PER.NAMBUOO, Fes. 1.
Exchange on London, 27k to 27i. Sugar, 3,000
rein. Cotton, 29,500 reia.
The Oneida arrived at Pernambuco on the 29th
January, and sailed on the evening of the same
day.

LISBON. FEL 13.

The /imageries Impsiriales steamer Guieens,
with the Brazil mails, arrived here at 6 o'clock this
evening.

THE MAURITIUS MAIL.
MARSELLES, Frs. 15.

The Menageries Impdriales steamer Said
arrived here this morning with the Mauritius
mails.

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N(
London, England, 1865-02-15

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Fan. 14.

Satins at Nisi Prins at Guildhall—(Baton Mr. Bares
Martin aad a Special Jury.)

EAST O.

This was an action by the ;melonsOf • wine merchant
to remover the veins of a large quaatity of wine for the pia.
pone of distributing the money ammg his auditors.
Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Marshall Grath' were
counsel for the plastid; and Mr. Field, QC., and Sir G.
Rooms' for the defendant.
Mr. Baron Marti., in summing up, mid be had rarely
known • more important case corae before the court when
sitting at Guildhall, and it damned the maims attention of
the jury. The Brat question for their consideration was
this. Did the bankrupt know that in doing what he did
on the 2nd July he was transferriai to a rinee creditor
substantially all his available property, and that the con -
apnoea, of it would be that he would be obliged to stop
payment sod give up trading and that the defendant Orem-
Lad knew that snob would be the cansequeeos ! If they
did know that, in histo opinion the kande, was an act of
bankruptcy, sad the plaintiff wee stabled 1,5911., being
the amount of the w property which had pined into
the heads of the defendant. Assuming that they did not
know that, then • second question arose, vie, whether the
lavabo represented the actual agreement bottom the
parties. If it did, thew, in bin opinion, its:eluded all wine
=that indicated by 1,M11., and the plaintiff wee ea.
to 9001.
The jury, after having been looked up a considenible
time, found that the bankrupt and the defendant did not
know be oatmnitted an act of bankruptcy on the tad el
July, and that all the wine that passed on that occasion was
of the value of 1,2311. They then returned • verdict for the
plaintiff—damages, MO/.

BIRMINGHAM TOWN AND DISTRICT Balm=.—A
divideneld) has d sod b
balm of 12s. per gars for the past kati-yeee
Wiees denim&
VILYSTAL PAIAGI.-0/111 BILTILING DAY. -TURD-
DAT, M. 14. —Adatiseteee on maw% 487: ditto by els-
eve Ike" 786; total shit" 1.288.
OtelTertiee4ment.slattowAT's OINTRZZIT AND
tittet—hesoertamt to .-4roe mars than thirty p.m
two. reseiMe twee bus naked balms an therspentla New
He tae allaaMatiett rams that they Dever eall be wros red
to attar eziaird ar internal disarm Hadowars qpied
aural AS wad nibbled ea Ida midair at Oa threat sad abort As
um en* adopolan=rellis goodis lad wt=
eammos Ihur didurak wall mon
ras mar a tio add* AGM dY • bar Os dila raw
• dads. cam Thr ram = agyradd da re-
amovastal=
deep 1111.11 d, tall prom% as
at
Mos la doom or isoWoo. so oft
' INNIS wino dwass or dirt easplakb 28.M1A
London, England, 1865-11-08

I,ETURNS.

Par ^ Mar- Total. Total,.
sengera. cluumdlas. 1665. UM& •
156 ITT 363 406

15 ao 54,[42 49,981 47.275
tl.
6 9 6,818 16.497 33,111
11.800 13,2919 24.799 SIAM
.t

15.106 4.499 21.305 19,732
10.414 4361 23.215 22.860

OP A FICCII LUGGER.—
'reach loner, the Victorine of
ere on Wednesday, tunes out to
diszandre Vatioel, the French-
Ir. Watson, suuerintended
3stifora' Home, slid who was
ma on the faith of the statements
brought before the local magi,-
ling a coat from the Home, sad
tie about the lugger was s fictions
?much gnu-beet he Curler, now
ealt with at the captain's dimm-
er, dedicate cooditioo when he
lie, anal be was also somewhat
:r bad been very coarse, his We
coat lent him, and which he was •
I not been recovered, in fact the
grateful vagabond.
OPPRESSIVE MONOPOLY
o the Editor of the " Morning Ade •
ape but little known to the public
re and injurious to individual rights
power possessed by railway cow-
, the sanction of parliament, think
rade every kind of landed or house-
of the lost, and in many instances
a. we have cases of suicide cont.
feeling and smart of this power.
or for years to support blown
having a lease, and the premiss'
company, is most unjustlypenny
and '
without conaderstion or a
unable to obtain premises in the .1
imbed himself, suddenly finds bimetal g.
t poverty, and without the prospece
ease, and there are many of them. •
by parliament requiring a clause
ontingencies before arming the com-
Again, It frequently occurs that
mine family to educate and sap
comfortably provided for, her bra-
id out his means for that par! :
reversionary` loolortY. and to Du" •r
in good positions ; but this pro- •
rounds for some new line of own -
g companies. Is demanded and tithesre-
m based upon its present value
h ch in a few years would treble tin
which the whole family had placed
Mg themselves at a proper time Ss ••
I intentions of the testator. TIM r,
, the railway company should of tilde
,mpentation, and not force the owner/ ",
great cost, at the hairdo of twelve
too often unfortunately are led to eve
low figures prepared and sworn to by
company.-1 am, sir, yours, , A
London, England, 1865-11-08

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

011071111 twinownhl
SPAIN AND
JAMAICA
THE INSURRECTION IN
PA Ig, lir. 7.
The Patric d this evening says that, fearing the
insurrection in Jamaica may have ramifications in
the Spanish Antilles, Spain has ordered a strict
watch to be kept upon the seaboard of Cuba and
Porto Rico.

AUSTRALIA.
(By Telegraph from Odle.)
11F.LBOURNll. Sm. 25.
The shipment' of gold during the month smonni
to 85,500 ounces.

CHINA.
(By Over Telegraph from Gslle.)
SHANGHAI, Oc-r. 9.

A great question has arisen with regard to the
suppression of piracy in the China seas, which is
daily becoming more dangerous.
The Tabu forts have been evacuated by the allied
garrison.
A great hurricane has occurred at Manila.
London, England, 1865-11-08

185th motion, on paymeat of a composition

no 87 CAPTAm sons.
t, Robert Boyle. was • captain in the Royal
adwiob.
elation was passed se in the last ass, the
lidos sad of eoaspositka Wag ths MM.
li' and Nowstsad us the socountants resl; -

IDLESEX SESSIONS.
THIS DAY.

t„. (Before the AsnirtuktJudge.)
•AIS•OLT OX ♦ POUOXOOIer♦ILL.
ray and John Oriffillus were indicted for
beating Richard Neal, a constable of the
Face, in the *solution of hie ditty.
said he was a policweseetable,loB Y, and
29th of October, at aAnarter pest 4 in the
was on duty in Wset•street, Somers'.
saw the defendant and some other

end house. Conway went up to him and made i
wit► his mouth in witness's face, end
him. He asked him logo away, but his eon-
ioleat that he took him into custody. Griffiths
told him to let Conway go, but on wit.
to do so he gays him a violent blow on the
t. The blow staggered him, and In coals• ,
got away and joined Griffith,, sad another
y all struck him, both before end babied.
ed down by the blow, and while he was os
• was kicked in the face. When he
• Owners began striking witness again in
be saw Griffiths pick up something in the
slid, `•The —, we will do for him—we will
here is nobody else bore," with that he re.
t blow which caused him to stagger ageing'
he bemuse ina•asible. Beth the primes'' I
t they were subsequently apprehended on a .. I

mud, polloseonetablc 228 Y, said be was
assittauce of the last witness, sod NM Griffiths
in the for" and as be got near to Griffiths he
cc Nal a tresseadous blow on the eye, which
le blood flowed from it. He miaowed against
d be saw Oonwsy urging Griffiths 00, saying,
the old --." They both ran away, sad witness
at. Griffiths was stopped by a gentleman in
week sad be took him into custody. The ot►ee

Finmind the prisoner Guilty.
Wedge sentenced Conway to be imprisoned
hard labour for nine months, and Griffiths for
nth&
London, England, 1865-11-08

LVE/iUIC

~'•r.

SPAIN.
A Madrid letter of the let in the Independence
ter
The "beim !ego at Seville in • terrible manner. sad in
spite el the desertion of two-thbds of the population, the
daily deaths scored 150. Last eight sews emus the/ Ge-
nerals Oradreas sad &grist and the oonstttutional &beide
had falls. victims. At Madrid, as private charity bas
contributed very largely to the public wants the poor
families affected by the epidemic are well 'ap-
plied. Ever since the oemmenesneet of the roaledy
M. Manuel Cetz, a rich proprietor of Porto-RA*O,
having "sleeted 60 poor familia", has mooed abun-
dant and wholesome provisions to be distributed to
them every day :fed op to Wm time aot a angle member
of soy of them familiar km been attacked. This *lea-
Miro& pr.:medic/ deserves to lied numerous imitators
Yesterday, at the gate of the Cooper Pelee', more than
500 paupers ware ptbered together, turd M. Bavaria Lopez,
an inhebitent of the capital, camel an abundant supply of
food to be distributed amongst diem, whilst his young
daughter, a young girl of 11, distributed to melt IMP
vidual three, four, or live fumes, atoordinil to the &ee of
indigenes I know well that in the other quar
facie of
ters of
Madrid, puesegers have often twee witnesses of
the same eaters.

(uum's 7/meow's.)
GERMANY.
HANOVER, Nov. 8.
The Grand Duke of Oldenburg has arrived here
from Cassel, where a conference of the minor
German princes has taken place, in reference, it is
said, to the attitude of Prussia and Austria towards
the free town of Frankfort.

DENMARK.
OOPENHAGIES, Nov. 7.
The modifications of the constitution have been
adopted to-day, by an overwhelming majority, in
both houses of the Rigsraad.
The ministry have given in their
bmit adhesi
thonbill
to
these modifications, and agreed to e
,ea I to the Rigedag.

, Om
dirk
ow

Mud
Own
London, England, 1865-11-08

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 7.
The Correspondencia of this evening states that
it has not yet been decided who is to replace Gene-
ral Dulee as Captain-General of Cuba.
Bight cases of cholera occurred in this city yes-
terday, none of which proved fatal.

ITALY.
FLORENCE, Nov. T, Ermrnto.
A royal decree has been published approving
the amalgamation of the National Bank of Sardinia
and the Bank of Tuscany into one establishment,
to be called the Bank of Italy.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Nov. 6.
The Corten were opened to-day by Dom Fernan-
do in person, who took the oats an regent. No
spec:bee were delivered.

BRIGANDAGE IN ITALY.

A letter in the Independence, dated Salerno,
Oct. 30, says :
What most occupies our attention at this moment, is
not the cholera at Naples, although the bulletin of to-day f
mammas 38 mass and 14 deaths ; it is the carrying off o
a son of M. Wenner, and the men who acoomoented him.
This took place at a short distance from here. No one now
believes himself safe ; we dais no longer leave
oar workshops. The young man has written ; I
have seen his letter lie says he is treated
well enough by the brigands, but be urgently demands
shoes, stockings, and clothes. It appears that rain attempts
are being made to escape from the band. Two parcels of
money have already been forwarded, but that is not su
cient. Menlo, the chief of the band, has Intimated tou
ts. IL.
Wenner, that when he can band for himself mole a hand.
some country house. 100,000 ducats (423,000 tr.) g. not
too much far him to pay for the release of his son.
These are ire venous detained, and among them is a
schoolmaster who bad been seized moo before near Agari ;
be has no ohms& Oar greet muter manufeotnrers outside
the town so longer quit their establishments ; they have
waved paying visits. IL Wenner has nine MOGs, sad he
trembles tee the abase. I Lave little hope of seeing this
date of things mass, even if eiclUee (Frannie the tiened)
quits Rome. Masao is by so means a politiolen, but • puns
brigand.

WELTHIB, REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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