biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-16

PARIS.—Tin GRAND HOTEL,
Untamed dee Cameros, Piece du Nonvel Opera,
Opposite the flue de to Par, and war the Thais Mir,
have been opened since July, net It contains 700 bed.romm,
prices from 4f. to !IL : 70 drawing-rooms, from H. to IN.:
magnificent salon, capable of dining more than IS persons. and
where there Is a table Whole at six o'clock. Dinners and breek-
Ler are served a la carte in the coffee-rooms, as well as In the
apartments. There lea reading-room. with the her Jr gligh and
foreign papers and publications, a music-room, and a drawing-
I room for the use of revolters without any additional charge.
There are also baths, Millard-rooms, smoking dinar Porafike.
cabs, carriages, and omnibuses, going to the railway stations. The
nervier speak all larmages. This superb hotel, portaging all
that modern luxury and comfort can combine, cad situated in
the most fashionable part of Perla is recommended tore atten-
tion of travellera
lad.epradently of their two Hotels, the Compagnielmroobilitre
has established an exterre private ►urntkd House oe the
Boulevard des Capucines, opposite the Rotunda of the Grand
Hotel, where families can reside as in their own private ter-
decent. and wbenthey may requiem 1161.0 g the utmost comfort.
London, England, 1865-05-16

MINE&—(THIS DaIYJ

Two o'Clorw.

The mining market is quiet today, prices in
most instances are quoted the same as yesterday.
The settlement will bs completed this after-
noon. Zest Lovell and last Gunnislake she
are in request—the former at 14 to g,
and the letter at 361. to 45e. Great
For are called 32 to g ; Great Busy, 41 to 5;
North Roskear, 14 to 15 ; West Caradon. 11} to
12; Rost Cam Brea. 7 to 1 • Wheal Grenville.
3g to 1; and Great North * to 3.
Foreign and colonial mining spans are un-
altered.
London, England, 1865-05-16

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Mumsll

ITALY.

TURIN, MAY 15.

Aa official decree, published to-day, regulates
the issue of the loan of 425,000,000 lire. The in-
terest will be reckoned from the Ist of January,
1865. Part of the loan is reserved to certain pri-
vate banking-houses, and the rest is to be taken up
by public subscription in Italy. The amount re-
served for public subscription is 160,000,000, and
this portion of the loan is to be paid for in 10 in-
stalments, the last of which will fall due in October,
1866.
The offices of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs
were transferred to-day to Florence.
London, England, 1865-05-16

LAW INTELLIGENOZ

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Alt. Term Niel Prim Weis. at Westritiaster.—(ll•fore
lard Otis( /maw Coekber• sad a Spatial Jury.)
WAITS AND ANOTWIS V. LZWII.
To. farther hearing of Maims was reamed this morning.
M was sa action brought by the *MONA' warelsouseram
amnia ors badness st Maisebes, to recover dunces
ins, Ile deletidest. measOlig clerk at the Pembrokeshire
Bank, et Haverfordirest, far MHO sad fraudulently raper
...sag the credit of Messrs. Lewis sad Harris, drapes; of
flaverfordwest,whereby the plaintiffs were induced to 'ap-
ply Lewis sad Herds with goods. Lewis and Harris be-
ano tanknipt about five mosths after the goods were sup-
plied. sod there woe a balance of over 1004 still doe to the
*MM.
Mr. M. Chambers. Q.C., sad Mr. Willem were damsel for
um tiffs; Mr. Oolerklge, Q.C.. sad Mr. Hance were
camel for the defendant.
This morning the evidence for the defence was oracluded,
Mr. Coleridge contending that the plaintiff's *Adam did
we prove that the statement made by the defeedant was
fraudulent to his knowledge. What he represented to the
stank& wu the isformreiou be obtained from Lewis and
kirria, sod which be believed bout fide to be true, at the
time be replied to the plaintiff's letter.
The details of the cue (which wee proceeding when our
report left) were very uninteresting.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. I
(Before Sir J. Wilde, the Judge Ortibiary.)
WATSON V. lIIIATOON.
EIL, lordship, in giving judgewst is this ors, odd that,
re odsideration of the ovdisse, be felt justified is giving
!beariiioesr the relief oho osoght. The ovidonceolonehy,
is f as porsooal dolma woo orissorsod, althoanh Ms•
Vastly proved, woo sot of an aggravated oharastor ;
bet is was ostedatiated also that the politioser
bed Wes =Wad to a mires of degradation
id Walt which nobody aright to bear. It was
ford that the husband had bean guilty of rowestd
inavication, of Wing oat at Ids haws, and brieoig hoes
swoon of the tows to his door, sad red into the hoses to
$ wife; of delta, with his female serum* and
with dada is his wifo's premien and he. therefore,
&old preens°, •d•ores aid for the didolutiou of to.
Ilis other der before the oonri to-day wore of so public
Wort.
London, England, 1865-05-16

nit court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, MAT 15.
Earl Russell arrived at the Castle yesterday, and
bad the honour of dialog with her Majesty.
The Queen, sooompasied by Primer Helena and Prisms
Louise, left the Castle today for Buckingham Palma, at-
traded by the Dowager Dschaer of Athole, the Hos. Mrs.
Bruce, Major.Oeseeal F. H. Seymour, and Colossi H.
Posoosby,

The Crows Prince of Denmark visited her Majesty at
Suckinsham Palma
The Queen left Boakingbam Palace at a quarter peat
6 o'clock for Windsor Castle.
Her Majesty drove thronsh Hydelark to the Paddiegtoa
Station of the Gnat Wasters Railway in en open cerriese
and pair, attended by the equerries' oa konsback.
Princes' Helena and Primes' Louise remained in Looks
to bosom the Philhensosie Oman with their memos
this everting.

The Prises of Wales west to the House of Lordi yes,
*today.
Tb. PAWN of Wake, accompanied by the Crown Primo
of Danmark, rode ea Mesabi* attended by Major Teesdale
and Captain Land.
The Prise/an of Wales toot a carriage drive, attended by
the Hoe. Mrs. E. Coke.
The Duke of Suasion& (Lord Lieutenant of Midlothisa),
the Earl of Dalkaith„ M.P.: Hr. Adam Bleak, Y.P. ; Mr.
William Hiller, Y.P. ; Sir Graham Noutiommy, Y.P. ;
the Hos. Arthur Kinard, M.P. ; Hr. James Talshaw (ma
of the magistrates of the eity of Edinburgh), and Mr. Short!
Jameson, had an interview with the Right Hon. Sir Charge
Grey. at the florneoffioe, yesterday, to present a memorial
from the modes Merida substitute of Ediabargb.
London, England, 1865-05-16

THE BOMBAY MAIL

The following telegram has been received by
Beater's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
PaDY

SUEZ, MAT 15.
The Orissa, with the Bombay mail of. April 29,
reached here at two p.m. to-day.
London, England, 1865-05-16

trey connected with the tatter
ot any other ocsatry. I fume so &Moo 41
or to become a govelnentst agent. I rek
tented in the prosecution a =7 emegetiMe My
letter from hie exesileney the governor armee roe at that
protection ; and I ray upon the honour of him government.
I, is return, swum your goviesaiant that I mUI ever strive
to maintain poem and 'order among the natives of this
miosy, sad men my Wesson to make them torsi and in.
telligest French subjects. An oath in such am is

nsasessiary.
It is evident that the Emperor of the French has
some servants in the Loyalty Islands who do not
enter into the spirit of the generous iutentions be
has expressed. But it can only be necessary to
bring the facts under his notice in order to secure
honourable treatment for our countrymen who
live and labour under his protection.
London, England, 1865-07-24

MINOING-LANE.-tTHIS DAY.)

lltioaa.—With the exaeptioa of 3,000 bags of clayed
Manilla at 30s. no sales are reported. Refined : A fair
business is doing at the full curtailer of last week.
Corms—The market is firm for all desirable descriptions
of colonial at full prices.
Tr.a.—The market continues very quiet.
Rim-4,000 begs of Amain sold at 9s. 104 d. to 10s.,
short prompt.
fitourrrraz AND ROY.—No sales repotted.
Corrort.—Tbore ie an improved demand for this article, a
fall amount of butanes having been transacted at firmer
prima
HAMP.—The market is firm for all description,.
The sales advertised foe to-111,nm,, 000eist of 1,500 hbds.
1,100 bile. 4,400 bags raw, 220 casks 500 cases 3,800 begs
coffee, 1,600 packages In Han tea, 10,000 bags of rice, the
quarterly sales of East India indigo, and sundry drysaltery
Nods.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
1. market le steady, at the following quotations :
Tows tallow, 41a 3d., net cash ; Petanborg Y.C., oo the
spot, 41.. 6d.; October to December, 42.. 6d. December, 43e.

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.

I WM 1 MSC
London, England, 1865-07-24

SOUTH SHROPSHIRE.

The formal declaration of the poll for South
Shropshire, by the High Sheriff for the county, took place
on Thursday, at Church Stretton. A large number of pee-
wee were present, including many agriculturists, and the
utmost satisfaction seemed to prevail at the result of the
coated. Colonel Percy Herbert and his hiends were the
lost to arrive, and they wets received with some cheering.
Next mme Mr. Jasper More, is company with Mr. C. S.
Bari, Mr. John Mein, and other goetlemen, sod their
appearance was the signal for lend and continued applause.
Sir Baldwin Leighton seemed to be expected, but he came
sot, and his stamen was pretty freely commented upon,
according to the difereet views of the eammeateters.
The lima Smarr? (Francis Harries, Esq.) declared the
numbers to be—for Mr. More, 1,837 ; for Colonel Herbert,
1,678; for Sir Baldwin Leightos, 1,399. This caused
a great outburst of cheering, waving of hats, handker-
chiefs he.
Mr. Most, having received the greatest number of votes,
addreseed the electors first, and was followed by the Hoe.
Colonel H MUM.
Mr. More was escorted to his hotel by a large crowd,
cheering in the most uproarious manner. A number of people
evinced greet anxiety to take the homes out of his carriage
and draw him through the attests, bat this was declined.
London, England, 1865-07-24

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
William Case, a clerk is Messrs. Prescott and Co.'s bank,
Thresdneedle-rtreet, was charged with • amiss of exteoslvs
embezzlement&
The prisoner bad been in the bank • great many yeira,
and the utmost confidence was reposed In him. Shortly
after the detection of the recent robbery by • porter in the
bank a communication was made to one of the principals by
the wife of the accused ; and eventually, at an interview,
he edmit•ed •ppropriatiog 201. and 401. to himself on two
days in the mouth of June. This wee •Il he mid be bad
stolen, but on his books undergoing • strict scrutiny it
wes discovered that the Amami waa much larger. One re-
port is to the extent of 5.0001. To arable the principals to
complete their in9uiries, Mr. Mullen', who conducted the
prosecution, applied that the prisoner be remanded fee •
week.
The Lord Mayor acceded to the application, and tim
pel-
soner was remanded till next Saturday.
London, England, 1865-07-24

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, JOLT 23.

It is expected that the imperial sanction will
shortly be given to the budget for 1865, voted by
both houses of the Reicharath.

According to advice. received here from Jeru-
salem the cholera bad broken out iu that city, and
a rigorous quarantine had consequently been esta-
blished. The Austrian residents had solicited aid
towards the relief of their poorer compatriota in
view of the existing danger.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, JOLT 21.

Closing prices : Exchange on London, 3 months,
311 ; ditto on Hamburg, 3 months, 28k ; ditto on
Amsterdam, S months, 1.571 ; ditto on Paris, S
mouths, 3.33 k ; New Imperial loan, 105 k ; Imps-
risks, 615, less firm ; P.Y.C. tallow, with hand,
money, 451.

FRANCE.

1/5011 OUZ OWN

PARIS, SATURDAY ESTRUM
The Phan de la ifoodbe, a Cherbourg journal,
contains the following :
The division of iroipelad ships about to be formed at
Cherbourg, to be called the diviaion navels d'experiaims
de rOcean, and of which Rear Admiral de la Ranier* will
take the command, has not bean crated, as might perhaps
be supposed, merely for the purposes of the isteraational
maritime fetes in which it will play a part next month.
This division will be, permanent, and Cherbourg will
be its head-quarters. We see hippy to be able
to Gammon, lbo good mews, that Issooderth Cherbourg
will always have ships of war in her wets's.
It is stated that a coast line of railway is to be
laid down with all speed between Cherbourg and
Brest, and that the plans for this " essentially
maritime and strategical line" will be so rapidly
urged on as to be ready by the time the fleets meet
at Cherbourg.
It was stated in the Corps Idgislatif, June 21,
by GenersillAilard, government commissary, apropos
of military pensions, that "2,300 f. was worth lees
in 1865 than I,Boof. ten years ago." These
figures have made a greater impression upon
the public mind than they were probably
intended to do. Everybody knew in a general way,
though without making any exact calculation, that
incomes not long ago handsome are now narrow,
but the official avowal that the 5-franc piece has
now only the purchasing power of 3.50 in the early
days of the empire, puts the matter in a startling
light, and fully accounts for the strikes.
London, England, 1865-07-24

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(aurraies Tuamums.)
THE LIBERAL BANQUET AT COLOGNE.
OOLOGNB, JOLT 22, Emma.

The banquet in honour of the liberal deputies,
took place this evening in the Zoological Garden.
The proceedings were, however, interrupted by the
authorities, on account of the speeches made and
the toasts proposed. A military detachment occu-
pied the garden, and the company dispersed.

COLOGNE...7Ou 23.

Another banquetgi van yesterday evenings; Dents,
near Cologne, in honour of the Prussian liberal
deputies, was interupted by the Mayor of Deutz at
11 p. an. A detachment of cuirassiers is stationed
to-day before the hotel in which the banquet took
place, and the steamer which conveyed the
company is occupied by the troops. The guests
of the banquet have left by rail for Oberlah
stein, in the Duchy of Nassau. Public order has
not been disturbed.

BREMEN. JCLT 22, EvzNum.

A central committee has been formed here for

inviting the liberal deputies of Prussia to a banquet,
to be given in this atty. ALL the arrangements for
this festival have already been made.

BERLIN. JULY 23.

An assembly of working men was held here to-
day, at which a committee was elected, composed
of followers of the school of Schulze-Delitsch and
Lasalle. This committee is deputed to organise a
monster meeting to take place for the purpose of
asserting the right of public meeting.
London, England, 1865-07-24

NORFOLK (WEST.)

- -- •
The polling took place on Saturday and renulted
in the Muni of the conservative modidates, the Ron. T.
de Grey, sod Mr. W. Bagger. The old liberal member, Mr.
Brampton Gordo" (brother of Mr. Gordon Rebow, the new
member for Colchester), is thus displaced, end the conserva-
tives gain a meat. The ooeservative caodidates were returned
by a majority of between three hundred and four hundred,
hot so much confusion prevailed that up to a late hour es
Saturday evening eh eziait and complete return of the polling
could not be obtained. The deolaratioa of the numbers will
be made by the sheriff to-day. There wu some rioting at
Fskeeham, one of the polling places, and the booth
provided for the conservative electors was
destroyed. It is not expected, however, that this
lawless proceeding will invalidate the elec:tioe, ea the
sheriff's deputy proceeded with the busioess of the day.
Great excitement prevailed at Straffham, which culminated
in the afternoon in rioting and mob law. The rejection of
liberal candidates is attributable to the excitement prevail.
jog among the tenant farmers in favour of a repeal of the
malt tax, and also to the unpopularity of the liberal party
in some quarters, in consequence of the peremptory orders
issued to his tenantry in its favour by the Earl of Leicester,
Lord Lieutenant of the county. The only result of his lord-
ship's dictation has been that the conservatives have obtained
all the four seat. for the county, of which they previously
held but two.
London, England, 1865-07-24

THE SUSPICIOUS DEATH OP A YOUNG
FRENCH LADY.

RESUMPTION OF THE INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
This morning Dr. Lankester resumed, at the
British Stores, New-street, Portland-town. the inquiry re-
specting the death of Marie Ballot, spied 22 jean.
Mr. Mesterei Williams was, present on the part of Mn.
Oliver, the landlady of the house, No. 28, Rutland-
terraos.
Inspector Thompson, of the detect-ire force, elated that
he had made inquiries with reference to the max He had
bees able to procure two witnesses who would depose to
certain facts throwing a light upon the matter, but they
could not be produced before the court to-day. On Wed-
needy he could produce them to give evidence.
The Coroner thereupon stated that he should spin ad-
journ the proceeding.
The eau% was amordiegly adjourned until Wednesday
malt.

Ties STRUMS AND LOOS-017T IN THE BUILDING
TEADI.—(Tms Dar.) —This morning the notice issued by
the Muter Baden, Association, nailing on the carpenters
and joiners of etas from the Messrs. Cabin fcr au ad-
ranee of wages, to return to work on pain of a general lock-
out, expired, without the men returning to their employ-
ment. On Saturday a numerous meeting of workmen was
railed together to effect, if possible, a compromise wish the
masters, bat it was decoded that the men would not
be content with aythieg short of an immediate
advance of wages to yid. an hour. On Saturday upwards
of 8,000 carpenters paid Is. each to the strike fund. and the
men on strike from Messrs. ettbftt's received 20a. each.
The Master Builders' Association meet this day at the Free-
mason' Tavern. Great Qua lootreet, and the lookout will
commence on Saturday seat. It will be culloed to the
carpenters and joiners, but their amnion from work will
speedily being the other branches et the trade to a stand-
_ _ .

FATAL FIGHT !murmur Two BOTH—(Titn DAY).
'fhb morning two boy. of the llama of Jame. Ward, el 7,
Wincheitereottages. Whicheetar•strest, PasteurMe, and
Janie. Williams, both about 15 years of ap, were
fightieg, when Ward struck his rival a violent blow sad
caused him to falL He wee at once plaited ap*
What It waa found that the vital spark bad dad.
Ward war then taken into custody by pollareoastable John
Taylor, 226 0, when be expressed groat mint, and he, as
well as the bystandersonsted that it was afar shod-up light
and that no within advantage was takes of His deesseed.
Both the pisooer sod the deceased an described as hard
worldag sad respetabla boys.
London, England, 1865-07-24

tbt €oun.

OSBORNE, JULY 22.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena,
drove oat yesterday afternoon.
The Countess of Geinaborough was in attendance.
JOLT 23.
The Queen drove out yesterday, accompanied by Princess
Helena and Prince Albert Victor.

Divine service was performed at Osborne this morning
by the Rev. W. L. °aglow, chaplain of her Majesty's ship
Racoon, before her Majesty, Prince Leopold, Princess
Beatrice, and the ladies sad gentlemen in waiting. Primrose
Helena and Princess Louise attended the service at Whip-
pingham Church.

A deputation from the directors of the parish of St.
Paocrui, introduced by Mr. Her►ey Lewis, if .P., cod Mr.
Timms Chambers, M.P., and consisting of Mr. Robson
(churchwarden), Mr. J. EL Collins, Mr. Jonathan Salter,
Mr. Ross, Mr. & R. Stockton, Mr. North, and Mr. W.
Durant Cooper (solicitor to the parish), bad an interview
with the Right Hoe. C. P. Villiers on Saturday, at the
*See of the Pooriew Board.

Despatches were received on Saturday at the Colonial-
office from the Cormier of Gibraltar. Despatches were
pent to the Governors of the Neva Ammicon Provinces.

THE PRINCE ANDPRIirCESS OP WALES.

(REUTEII.B T[LIGIAW.)
PENZANCE, JULY 24.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales, after spending Sunday at St. Michael's
Meant, landed here to-day and received an address
from the corporation. They will proceed to the Botalleck
mine, which the Prinse dishes to inspect, and will then
visit the Lad's End, leaving tc-morr .w for Falmouth.
Their royal highnesses are expected to visit Perrisportb.
London, England, 1865-07-24

PREFERENCE SHARES.

Great Western, original 4 per omit. pref., 95.
Lancashire mid Yorkshire 8 per mint. stock, 132.
FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Antwerp and Rotterdam, 9i.
Bahia and Sen Francisco (Lim.), gum. 7 per cent., 144.
San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per sent., 17i.

REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY (LIMITED).
(THIS DAY.)

The first ordinary general meeting of the share-
holders was held at noon, at the London Tavern ; Mr.
Darr in the chair. . . .

It appeared from the report that the net profits of the six
months amounted to 6,6001., and that after the payment of
• dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, whiah was
recommended by the board, there would remain a balance
of 2,4401. to be carried forward.
The CHASMOAN, in moving the adoption of the molt
said u regarded the amount of the interim dividend the
board thought it desirable to proceed cautiously ; but they
had every num to believe that the dividend would be in-
creased at t►e next meeting. The business was pro-
ceeding satisfactorily, owing in a vary great degree to
the exertions of Mr. Banter. The reservation of so large a
balance as 2,4401. was partly caused by the feat that there
wee 30,0004 still due to Mr. Rester. added to which in a
new company there were always certain contingencies to be
provided for.
After a short discussion the report was adopted, and •
dividend at the rate of 8 per wet. per annum declared.
The meeting was thee made special, and a resolution
pissed for strikiog out the clause in the articles of aissn
cation authorising the investment of funds of she company
is its own shares.

Ie reply to a gantlet',
The CRAIIIMAN stated that there would probably be a
eall is September.
Tbaaka were then voted to the chairman and ids col-
loquia, and the meeting separated.
London, England, 1865-07-24

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOUTH)

The poll was officially declared at the County-
hall, Northampton os Saturday mortice, when the High
Sheriff, Mr. Aubrey Cartwright, stated the results to be us
follows:
Sir Raseld Haightley (0)
Wesel Cartwright (C)
Lord Frederick Fitzroy (L)

.. 21/91

Sir RAINALD EIIGOTLIT 1104 Colonel CARTWRIGHT then
addressai the meeting. The former gentleman avowed him-
self en independent conservative, end said that see peered
rule be voted with the leaders of hi party, but that when
upon any important comeitutinnel question he had differed
from them he had always voted spinet them, sod should do
so again. The proceedings were of • quiet and and formal
nature.
London, England, 1865-07-24

(From the Times' Telegram.)

The War Department on Wednesday promulgated
orders,dividing the United States and Federal terri-
tories into five grand military divisions, viz.—of the
Atlantic, under General Meade, with head-quarters
at Philadelphia ; of the Ohio, under Sher-
man, at St. Louis ; of the Gulf, under Sheridan,
at New Orleans ; of the Tennessee, under Thomas,
at Nashville ; and of the Pacific, under Halleck, at
San Francisco. The divisions are subdivided into
18 military departments, each under a special com-
mander.

(WILMER'S TILZGRAII&)
CANADA.
QUEBEC, JrtT 14.

It is rumoured that Lord Mon& has received
important despatches, and that parliament will be
summoned immediately.

MEXICO.
NEW YORK, JaLy 14.

Advices from Vera Cruz to the let inst. viA
Havannah state that General Castagny with a
small force had defeated a large number of repub-
licans at La Passion Sonora, and had captured
much valuable property. The republicans are,
however, reported to have been successful in Mi-
choscban. General Regulis had taken Uruapan
with the imperial garrison of 300 men.
Marshal Bazaine was married on the 24th nit.
with great ceremony, the Emperor and Empress
being present at the wedding.

Mejia has addressed a letter to General Brown
complaining of Federal sentinels having fired upon
Mexican officers across the Rio Grande. General
Brown replied that he had or iered an investigation,
that he would not tolerate such acts, and would
punish in a summary manner anyone attempting
to violate neutrality. The New Yuri: World pub-
lishes a special despatch asserting that General
Steel, commanding at Brazos, has demanded of the
Imperialists the surrender of the ordnance given to
them by General Slaughter.

PRUSSIA.
THE BANQUET TO THE LIBERAL
DEPUTIES.
COLOGNE, JULY 24.

The guests of the banquet given in honour of the
liberal deputies, after leaving Dents, proceeded
yesterday to Oberlabnstein, in Nassau, to the
Laboeck Hotel. A detachment of soldiers of the
Duchy of Nassau, stationed before this hotel, en-
tered the building and ordered the assembled corn.
pany to quit it. The guests then left the town,
partly by rail and partly by steamer.
London, England, 1865-07-24

TArrERSALL'S. -SATURDAY.

Exempt on the Derby alone, the custom of " comyoring "
bets might well be dispensed with ; in short, as far as all
other races are eoocerned, the thing is a farce. Although
oe the grand Epsom event ooe day is hardly snfficiest for
the proems, the like bosioess on the meetings of mime im-
portance could wall be got through oo the regular days,
thereby avoiding the disagreeable and nonecessaiy tax upon
racing men. fatigued sod jaded es they moat be after a
week's hard work. Very few professionals were present
to-day, sad the gentlemen were fewer still. Speculation
as Goodwood was almost a dead letter, end with the ramp•
tires a/Alabama having been supported with some spirit for
the Stakes at 100 to 6, there was no other feature io cos-
nation with that or any other event worthspecial ootemest.
There was still that ugly uncertainty as to the ultimate
decision of Count Lagrange with respect to Gladiateur for
the Cap, and, judging from the price offered at the clove of
Volume', his early backers at short prices may be excused
for feeling uncomfortable about their motley. Clain
prices :
London, England, 1865-07-24

PORY OP ArrucAnon FOS MAINS.

No
To the Directors of the Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation and
Tr .diag Company ;Limltedl.
Gentlemen,—Raving paid to your bankers the sum of E
bei g a deposit of El per share on alums in the above
Company, I hereby request that yon will allot me that number ;
and I agree to accept such shares, or any less number you may
allot to me ; and I further agree to pay the deposit on allotment,
to sign the articles of association of the °company when re-
quired ; and I authorise you to insert my same in dm register
of members for the number of shares allotted to me.
Usual signature
Name in full
Residence
Date

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FATAL AFFRAY AT PLTYOUTlL—Detective &r-
-attans Ansi*, of the Metropotitas Police, doing duty at
Devonport Dockyard, was fatally stabbed In Stosebosse•
lam, West Plymouth, os Saturday sight, by a !Mined stare
dealer, see Booker, is • quarrel resultuag from Annie
haring discovered some government copper on Banket's
premises.
COIAMIIRTIK " NATI VIL"—A Merest letter
says :—" I think it will be of so e moo your ocardm to se
this summer. The oysters are gone off spawning, sad in
my opinions as far as Essex is MCC MIKA we shall pa ee
spat worth atestiesiag spin thin year,"
London, England, 1865-05-11

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO

ALGERIA.
ALGLERS, MAY 9, NOON.
. .

The Emperor continues hie visits to the public
establishments. Hie Majesty bee given numerous
audiences, sad is now about to receive a deputa-
tion of the principal Moorish personages.
A ball will be given this evening by the Duchess
of Magenta, at which the Emperor will be present.
London, England, 1865-05-11

TEIII POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWELL.
aeaACLTIA6 ♦ CHILD.
Mr. George Firth, who clasaribri himself aa an Ind&
padeat gAntleman. was summoned for unlawfully sassalt-
tag aad beating William Everell, a child only six roan ol

SP.
The evidecee went to show that the defendant was sees
beating the child with a stick, and when the boy was take°
►ome it was foetid that it had several stripes on its beck,
the mother stating that some of them were so deep that
she could put her finger in them. The child was taken to a
sisneee, and his certificate showed that the child was badly
injured, sod was unwell for a day or two.
The defendant said that the boy had on more than one
temegos rang his bell, and he had told him that if he did
so again he should punish him. On the day in (radios be
saw the bey at the bell, and he did hit him with his stick
night or sine times.
The magistrate said there could be no doubt that the de.
fondant bad used more violence than was seoiesary, end he
*mid order him to pay a fine of 20s. and 20s. sesta.
One mosey wet at ones paid.
res UTZ cAlii 01 ...LUG= ILLIGAL

PANCRAS W 031.110131111.
In the cue of the man George Grant, who alkyd that
be had been illwiUr detained in unwholesome ward at
. Pamira•Wwkboune. the particulars of whose applicatioe
were fully reported in thin journal, Yr. Inyoreert laid the
sr*" before the Poor-law Board, and has gam bees in-
formed that the matter wall be iovertigated at case by Mr.
' Parnell at the St. Rearm Workhouse. The day for the
bkialry is not yet fixed.

• MARLBOROIJOH-STRENT.
1BC•P1 07 ♦ PRIM= 71011 721 701101 Muir!.
This morwiwg t ussa named Robot Loris. an upbeisirwor,
.residins in Hiaiwtrest. Sato, and wire won canned with
eissianuing two or three little irirfs, swwwwiltd la elfesSiagiris
lumps from custody.
London, England, 1865-05-11

The directors propose to commence operations by sinking
Sfteen wells, and mourning that ten only out of the fifteen strike
oil, and taking this Company's alterest at the tow average of 16
barrels per day for sack well, the yield will be 150 barrels per
day, which at the selling price, on the spot, of 10 dollars per
barrel, will be 1,600 dollars: or, dedm.t for exchange one-
third-1,000 dollen in sterling say E2OO per day, or £4,000 per
month. it we deduct from this It per cast for labour. weer and
tear of machinery, management, etc., it leaves a margin of
5..64,000 per annum, or about 713 ps sent. per minim on £70,000,
which Is the amount Intended to be called up at present.
That the Directors have not indulged in ermateraled state-
ments, may be seen by the tact that many wells In the United
Stator are now yielding from 600 to 1,600 barrel, of oil per day,
and It will be seen by Hillyer's Petroleum Recorder," that
there are at present In America MI companies for working petro-
leum. with a nominal capital of 251.666,000 dollen, aad that
many of them are paying dividends of from 4 to .33 per cent. per
month upon the capital subscribed.
The Directors have secured the services of Mr. John Horton,
of Birmingham, as managing Director In America . the experience
of Mr. Horton, extending over four years in this and other oil
Markle, renders this appointment very valuable to the

elittra2Y. preliminary expenses tacidestal to forming the Company
are 'guaranteed to be Gtfrsyed for /MOW.
The Company will, from time to time, acquire other land, or
leases= they may be advantageously offered to them.
Prospectuses and forms of application can be obtained at the
bankers, brokers, solicitors, and Offices of the Oompany, where
the articles of amoolation can be sees r hould not allotment be
made, the deposita will be returned in full. Should r lees num-
ber of shares be allotted than applied tor, the deposits will be
made available towards the payment on allotment, and the
balance. if any, returned to the applicant
London, England, 1865-05-11

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

(Before Beroa Bramwell).
Josiah drrownsith, furniture dealer, carrying on badness
b Whitechspel, surrendered to take his trial upon an in-
dictmeat t charging him with wilful and corrupt perjury.
andStTindal Atkinson and Mr. Poland prosecuted,
an
Sleigh and Mr. Begley were mussel for the de-
The elm e, it appeared, atone
of
of oome proceedings
under ptcy Act, one of the datum of which
provides that peewee not able to pay 20e. in the pound
may, by obtaining the consent of three-fourths of the cre-
dikwa, makes deed of arrangement, by which the remaining
portion of the creditors must abide. The charge against
the prisoner was that in making such a deed of arrange-
mint he put down in the account a number of pawns as
creditors, amongst whom was a William Frost. his father-
hi-law, to whom he made it appear be owed 6501., sad he
made an affidavit that those parties were hie creditors, and
be bad obtained the consent of three-fourths of the number
to • oomposition of half-a-crown in the pound. It was, how-
ever, alleged that nearly the whole of the parties he had
pat down as creditors were Isis relations, and that he did
not owe them anything, and by this mean, the defendant
get off by paying only a small portion of his debts and
retained nearly the whole of his property to his own nee.
William Frost, the father-M.llm of the prisoner, who
me down in the prisoner's list as • creditor to the 'Unmet
M 6501. was called, and he stated that the prisoner did
set owe him that rum.
The cam for the defendant was that he had been deceived
by some p•ttifogging lawyer, and that it was at hie sow:o-
-ffice that he made out the bet of pretended debts. believing
-Oat by so doing be should escape from his diffieulties with-
Met injuring anyone.
The jury found the defendant Guilty.
The.. was another indietment against him for unlawfully
emesaliog property, after having been edjuditeted a bank-
rupt, but it was not proceeded with.
The learned judge, in passing sentence, mid it appeared
to him the defendant bad been guilty of a most barefaced
and most outrageous pion of roguery, and he ordered him
to be Imprisoned and kept to bard laver tor two years.
London, England, 1865-11-21

per Cents. Reduced, 874, 4, 4 ; New Three per
Capt.., 874,.4 • New Two-and-a-Half per Centt,
704 ; Bank Snick, 248, 249. •
There was scarcely any business in Indian i/o-
-vernment securities. The March Exchequer Bills
were quoted 61. to 2e. die., and the June 10s. to
fis. die., showing no alteration.
The foreign stock market was rather better.
Spanish Passive Bonds opened firmly, rose to 284,
but afterwards relapsed, and closed only 4 better
than on Saturday, an improvement of like amount
also taking place in the Certificates. There was
likewise an advance of 4 per cent. in Brazilian
Bonds of 1863, and Russian Old !Nye per Cents.,
1 in Peruvian of 1862, and 4 in Turkish Consoliebis
and Bonds of 1862. Mexican Old Bonds closed
at Saturday's prima, a slight tendency to improve-
' went, which was observable at one period of the
day, being checked by a rumour circulated at the
close that the French minister is about to quit
Washington. It is scarcely necessary to observe
that this report is greatly in need of confirmation.
As regards Egyptian Bonds, the first loan was flat,
but there was an improvement in that of 1864.
As regards American securities, the chief feature
was a rise of nearly one dollar in Erie Railway
shares, consequent upon orders to buy from New
York. Illinois Central shares and
Great Western Debentures were also rather better.
The 5-20 Bonds closed at 634 to 4, as div. • Erie
Railway shares, at 544 to eat Illinois oenteal, at
814 to 4; Atlantic and G Western Railway
Debentures, at 81 to 82 ex di,. ; ditto, Small Bonds,
at 824 to 834 ex div. and the Erie Railway Loan
at par to 4 prem.
London, England, 1865-11-21

NEW COURT.

(Before Mr. ensmmissioner Herr.)
THE CABE OT DL 1111111111.
In the course of the morning the grand jury brought in,
uncept others, a true bill against Dr. Hunter, charged
with rape on Mrs. Merrick, who hue been unable to attend,
It ia understood, but not definitively axed, that the trial
will take place on Friday next.
London, England, 1865-11-21

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Choos.
The railway market is quiet to-day, but there is
a demand for Great Eastern and Great Northern
A shares, which have risen J and 1 per cent.,
respectively. The other principal lines are steady,
at the closing quotations of yesterday.
London and North Western stock is now
lnoted 1241 to 125 ; Great Western, 61f to
; Midland, 114 to 1251 ; Lancashire and
ortshice, 1221 to I ; South Eastern, 781 to 79i
Great Eastern, 47 to 4 ; Caledonian, 126 to
127 ; Metropolitan, 135 to ; London and
South Western, 96} to f ; Great Northern, 1261 to
1271 ; ditto A, 1471 to 148}.
Great Luxembourg Railway shares have im-
29
‘
proved, and Antwerp and Rotterdam are firm. 6.4
Lombardo-Venetian, on the other hand, remain 174".,
fiat. Very few transactions have occurred
in sew
Indian and Canadian lines, and prices are un-
altered.

110• A
110.1
Ne.l
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London, England, 1865-11-21

MINIIB.--(THIS DLIJ

Two o'Ciocx.
The mining market is rather quiet to-day,
the impression that peace maw. take place err
long between Spain and Chili, through the
intervention of England and other pores,
having tended to restrict fresh business.
Ohiverton, West Chiverton, and Clifford Amalga-
mated have declined. Some of the present quota-
tions are as follows : North Roskear, 17
to 18 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 23 to 21 ;
Chiverton, 94 to f; West Chiverton, 77t
to 824 • Great Busy, 4 to t • Great
North Downs, 20 to t ; East Own Bred;, Oto
i;
Ohiverton Moor, 6 to t ; North Treskerby, 2ft to i
Grambler and St. Aubyn, sto 6 ; East Lovell, 15
tot ; and East Caradon, 10 to t.
Cape Copper shame have again declined, and
Fortuna and Froutino and Bolivia exhibit a droop-
ing tendency. St. John del Rey are steady.
London, England, 1865-08-04

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(urruels ?imams)
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

VIENNA. Auouer 3.

All the Vienna evening papers concur in attri-
buting the fall in the pnblie funds on the Vienna
Exchange today to a rumour that the Emperor of
Austria and Count Menadorff had left Ischl to-day
for Vienna, and that the King of Prussia had
taken his departure from Gastein.
A banquet took pilaw to-day to celebrate the
500th Jubilee of the establishment of the Vienna
University. Baron Babinerling delivered a speech,
advocating the unity of Germany, concluding with
the words : "Until we meet again in the German
parliament at Frankfort."
The Abendpost, evening edition of the official
Wieser Zeitung announces among the honorary de-
grees conferred upon the occasion of the University
Jubilee, that of Doctor of Philosophy upon Mr.
John Stuart Mill.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Auourr 1

The Bank of France return for the week ending
to-day shows the following changes as com-
pared with the previous account : Increase :
Commercial bills, 18 pillions ; Treasury balance,
million ; current account, 19 4-sths
Decrease : Cash, 1 million ; advances, 1-sth mil-
-1 lion ; notes, l -sth million.

INDIA.
(By direct Overbrad Telegraph.)
BOMBAY, JULY 29.
Cotton quiet. Week's export, 16,000 bales.
Ifachauge on Loudon, 2s. Old. Freights, 2(M.
CALCUTTA, JULY 23.
Exchange on London, 24.01(1. Freights, 4k.
The latest date from London is the 21st July.

Timm or EQuAurr .—General Clinton B. Fisk
in charge of the Bureau of Refuges. sod Ahaadesed Lisa;
for Kentucky sad Tsnoassee, has his head.coartars at isaa-
Till*, sad has visa trouble with the " poor whites,. wko
are beggarly, masa. sad impudent. A Nashville latter
says :—" Not lose sines a aroma& from the refugee swap
which the gorersammet bra hoes sepplying with 'stair.
teens for sense thus, sailed co tould Yak for the
of ',Wag trampssidasa or retina. Elhoi warn
rirrre apes mew of the tobece•aliawise, sasft.tekiag
• white weak' of Traumas& After cossiderade
em-
rersatiow of a geweral rharaatier. the following wearied :
Refugee : • Mr. Pak, be yea an sholitionist Y—Oseeral F. :
• Weed, madam% I be. Rairagas : • Bat you don't believe
is bigger equality, do yes T—Orasral F.: do set thirik, I
madame, that yea boa aeries for the idightsst aserribsse
es the sables• at sign equality, far yen smash seradaly
liars a great demi 'sore, Slid de • greet deal heitsr. Infers
yea ma boasugy he o•wilialitt with • rest Easy of the
begnams.f Oar -finale refugee departed without sack we-
nwary, mad R is maids& test do will threw her Warm
is lavas, wl the wieurraties aawilidata at the awl* won.
penisbel alwAine—srisiti.liarary &wridarii, July Mt.
London, England, 1865-08-04

LOSS OF THS SHIP LOUISA BY FIBS.

The following despatch has been received at the
Board at Trade from the British consul at Philippeville,
dated July 21, 1866:
"Bir,—The object of the present is to acquaint you with
the sorrowful loss of the British vowel Louisa, of the port
at Llamdly, William Michael whereof let* master, coining
from Eogbied, with • cargo of coal, booed for this port of
Store. On Sunday, the 16th Wass; being at • distance of
about Mae miles north-east of the port of Collo, it was
perceived by ths anew that the ship was on lire. All hands
were employed at the pumps to mtiognish the destruc-
tive element, but in spits of the best endeavour of the
crew (seven rooms is ell), ship and cargo were burst and
destroyed. Os that melancholy meat the mew bad hardly
time to put a launch to sea and to saws their begpip, same
mils, sad other articles, as beet they meld, se you may
observe from the analcood report of the 111•11t1C As soma
as the disaster was observed from Cot4ete Maltese boat-
men. Angelo °animo a and Giorgio piously
at the Devil of their own lives departed winireir boat
from Della, accompanied by • web brigadier al the cistour
howls, to give their assistance to the crew. Os striving at
the spot they found the mew la a launch doing their ut-
most to pressed towards Led. The Maltese boatmen
gore the most aid possible to the crew, sad towed
the laussh with, their ass boat towards 00110, when they
'mired ea the 16th lastest, at 10 p.m. The captain and
eve of the mew of the band ship arrived at the port of
Store by the Fisch mail steamer from Algiers and Collor
The two Maltose boatmen have refused a peouclary reward
for their tremble, Mating that humanity impels *very
member of society to sad his neighbour, cad that ia going
to the assistsece of the Louisa's mow they were only drug
their duty. In comiderstion of much praiseworthy eoadect.
I think the mid Maltese boatmen are entitled to as hose.
vary reward. These British subjects will he prowl of roach
a reward received from their owa wintry, sad it will,
moreover, sminteass Wpm Ia similar circusisiances.-1
have, ho. " Joust B. ELssi.."

THI Fin CROWN Morposit.—The Biahop
at Wareortm cotta ammo of • lows innospoodosto with
Yr.
Yr. Seaford, nod, Cl tlas boa elm& mamma%
watt.. follows :—" I mood asterisks to resale over
ouch a diaossaa aloaalatiao as yea describe. booms 1 manta
am my way dearly to any good sod pooticabia mous by
which the proposed olloct ot be accooplistiod. As Ido
sot think it Aglaia, goys say coasteasoco ar sort what.
over to the propoaadDlorak Coupon at Nairi* I *mild
sot mmalatoally gimp tba am at my saw to asy parlienlar
part dlb* pronsallags."
London, England, 1865-08-03

LONDON, THURSDAY BVENING, AUGUSF 8, 1886•

TELFARAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(auria'a

THE DIJCHIRS.

PARIS, Amer 2.
The Moniker of this evening, discussing in its
bulletin the question of the Duchies, says :
" Upon the omission of the events which have
recently taken place in connexion with the Bigwig-
Holstein question, it was asked in what light
France looked upon the policy of the German
governments. The reply is indicated by the line of
conduct pursued by the French government in the
anterior phases of the question. Whenever France
has been induced to express her opinion, she has
appealed to the national sentiment of the people.
Francs continues to hope that the engagement
which will be made will be in conformity with this
principle."

ITALY.

FLOUNCE, Aga= 2.

The Dane of to-day oontradists the statement
that the Sing of Italy had an interview with Count
&dire at Valdieri, and worts that his Majesty
had left that place before the arrival of Count
&taigas.

The same journal says :—" The report of an
early interview between the King of Italy and the
Pope has not been oonfirmed. It is generally
believed that a personal meeting between the King
and his Holiness will in no cam take place before
the evacuation of Rome by the French troops."

THZ SLISWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.

VIENNA, Ammer 2.

The New Preie Presse of this evening says :
"We learn from good authority that in conse-
quence of a resolution adopted by the Prussian
ministers in council at Regensburg and the propo-
sitions sines made by Count Blooms to the Ring of
Prussia at Glutei.), the common government of the
Duchies by the two great German powers will oon-
Rune. The competence and power of each has
already been fixed, and a conference will shortly
take place between the two cabinets for the defini-
tive settlement of the question of the Duchies."

SPAIN.

MADRID, AVOUIR 2, Emma.

The Marquis of Taglia-Caine, the new Italian
Minister to Spain, will arrive in this city to•moo-
row, and be received by the Minister for Foreiga
Affairs._

The Queen arrived to-day at Valladolid, and met
with an enthusiastic reception.
London, England, 1865-08-03

TUB CAMP AT CHALONS.

A letter from the camp of Chalons says :—" Mar-
shal Niel has secceeded is giving to his military lastruoMen
an important direetioe. Dalin to eoroperate with all his
power in the object proposed by the Emperor, in r.
the camp of Chalons permanent, he has applied=
from the camramosment to teach the troops, as he himself
said in his Beard order, to rightly distinguish between the
part of the rifleman Mist as his own muslin and thee
of the foot soldier immoveable in the ranks ; also between
that of the cavalry detached to mall numbers to dissever
and harm the seamy, as opposed to the squadrose is
• the 01000300110 of infantry, and ready to fall upon
the latter if they see it in dirndls. Penetrated with
the truth that the lightsam of the artillery st-
ables it to assist more easily la the mummies*
of the cavalry, be wishes those tare arms to set
frequsatly together ; he desks; also that the
troops should become familiarised with the shandameem
me of the Mime arms, lending each other a muteal support,
to reproduce the simple and easy =manes of war at the
point of view of marches, 0000,1011010, sad battles. The
programmes which the Marshal issuer giving the details of
the great macceuvres are remarkable for their simplicity
and ocrodeeneas, which readers their app
real
easy. As
they touch on all the rules and acts of reel warfare, they
exemplify as far as is possible all the aseshaatem of sambal.
Among toe manoeuvres performed lately was roe whisk bee
been to the troops a great source of satislactios end eves of
pride—nsmely, a reprodootion of the battle of
Every one !member' the fade of that battle,
fought under the cannon of the fortress of Alsessadris,
between the villages of Mmes.(' and Bea Ottalimes,
the banks of the 80-mida. Is cedes; aware an
exact representation of that eagagemeathe Marled
ordered a programme to be distributed, oesteisieg pas&
details, with others cioneereing each am la partieslar.
Marengo, represented tolerably well by a groat of
timber, and by the open country, whisk here meestiLwitahge
vest plains of Lombardy, offered at the consteramemot at
the flaht the spectacle of an army of 12,000 sees mencenv-
riot together, the infantry showing its lines, noseetinass
deployed and sometimes closed up in mirsse, here straight
and immovable, there broke°, sad obliged kr yield; the
artillery displayed its audacity and that prompts's' of en.
tion which enabled it to direct he sid, with the rapidity of
lightning, wherever its preecees wee seesessy. Daring
the retreat:ties of the battle the cavalry et Gemini Oesst
de Clerusbault, having seder Ms seders Generals Montfort
and GerbOill, repeated with admirable opiate the spiendld
chirps of cavalry of Kellerman and Champs's: at the
moment in which Desalt, marching towards the pine
' whence the mumd of the canoes moo :idea, fell so nom-
, pretedly on the Austria. troops."

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

'MUD" Action; S L.

b. IT.