biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-01

SPAIN.

MADRID, MAT 1.

The Official Gazette of to-day publishes a decree
accepting the resignation of Senor Gutierrez, Civil
Governor of Madrid, and appointing Senor Martin
Belga his successor.
The rumours of a new Ministerial crisis are un-
founded.
Tranquility prevails.

INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
MESSINA, Arau.
The Meesageries Imptiriales steamer Moeris, with
the India and China mails, passed here to-day.
She has 240 passengers, 2,453 packages, and
160,0001. in specie on board.

(uvrvies anise.)
CANADA.

QUEBEC, Aral. 17.

An immense flood Las arisen at Three Rivers
(halfway to Montreal) and Barthier. The highways
are inundated. Between Three Rivers and Barthier
the water is eight feet deep. Forty-seven people
are said to have been drowned, and the loan of pro-
perty is groat.
Immense excitement has been created here by the
intelligence of the assassination of President Lin-
coln, and the injuries inflicted on Secretary Seward
and his son.

TERRITORIAL REORGANISATION OF

MEXICO.

PARIS. Aran 30.

Advice. received here from Mexico to the 29th
ult. announce the promulgation of an imperial
decree, dated 3rd March, prescribing a new terri-
torial division of Mexico. The great extension of
the population of the old states, often very
considerable, the hostile feelings by which they
were always actuated towards the capital, their claim
to a kind of autonomy, and the jealousies which
divided them : all these causes often rendered
all idea of government by the agents ap-
' pointed by the central power a sheer impossibility
las their best intentions always 'slashed with the ill-
will and federal sentiments of the provinces.
Henceforth the Mexican empire will be divided
into fifty departments, having each a chief town and
resident prefect, who, in the space of four months,
will propose to the Ministers of Interior and of
Public Works the best mode of politically subdivi-
ding his department into districts and municipalities.
In consequence of this decree, Mexico was
divided, by order of the Emperor Maximilian,
from the 16th of March, into eight military sec-
tions, the chief towns of which are Toluca, Puebla,
San Luis de Potosi, Guadalajara, Monterey,
Durango, Merida, and Culiacan.
The railroads are making progress. At Otumba,
on the line of Vera Cruz, the engineer has already
assembled a body of 790 excavators, and a number
of other points on the line are about to be attended to.
The company of Mexico at Chalco has received
the rails sent from England. The steam-engines
ordered from the United States are expected
shortly ; and it is hoped that, by the month of
August, the journey from the capital to San-Angel
may be performed by railway.
London, England, 1865-05-01

►ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY
1. Bop to samosa Ea REMOVAL to Ito NW PRZMAZ
blown so NATAL INBORANCIL BUILDIROIL LO
srster.
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raeilng Nle ameemost,the Undoes venture to anti-
cipate they shall experience la thMr new offices even In an In-
creased decree fiat beortyport from the mercantile com-
munity, and the public ee , which has long since placed
them in the first rink at Inamaaa Compenbia
They believe that the main cause of the popularity than
attaching to the "Royal ' has boas the confidence of the com-
munity that the Con= herever met, with liberality and
promptitude. all Jug
London, England, 1865-05-01

LAW INTELLIGKNOE.
(THIS DAT.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.)
IN U SIR JOSUE( ARRARAII DOUGLAS, ENT.
This was the sitting for examination and discharge. The
bankrupt is described- as Sir Joseph Abraham Datil" Mot.,
of Apeley Cottages, Peckham, staff commander in her Majes-
ty's navy. The debts are only 1941. The bankrupt state, that
he is 'stalled to as allowances of ss. a day and to ro. per
annum as an out-pensioner of Greenwich Hospital, for
' wounds and public services. He also states that he con-
' eiders himself entitled to a very considerable sum from the
government by way of oompenestioo for services resisted
mid lames suffered by him in the public service in China in
111109 and 1840, during which period he protected at his own
British lives and property there. The accounts not
=filed is time, an adjournment was ordered.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Goulbure.)
IN as SAMUEL NATE&
ritSbillkrUpt, a solicitor's clerk, and formerly an earthen-
ware manufacturer, in Staffordshire. recently applied for
his order of discharge. Debts, 2,500/.
His Hoeour now said the came was a very melee•
choly one. The bankrupt, with enough of talent
and ability to prey upon his neighbours had
alum* spent his life in the courts; of bankruptcy
bed insolvency. He had been thrice bankrupt and
Mirka insolvent before, since 1840. He appeared
to have gone about from pleas to place, coatractieg debts
whenever he amid. He had been in partnership with Fox
and others, es earthenware mandacturan in Staffordshire,
afterwards he was of Abridge, Morand since ot
several places in sad seat London,'s clerk. lie
now came here with debt of 2.5001., and had not a farthing
for his creditors. The law of bankruptcy, which was 011:40t
for the protection of unfortunate debtor'. ought not to
he applied to favour such persons as this bank-
rupt. Amongst other thine he had taken upon
him the Ogee of an arbitrator, on behalf of some
ladies, whose selection oertainly could not be aproved.
I§ did not appear that the bankrupt bad contracted debts
isg absolute fraud, and the court therefore would cot go
US length of imprisonment. The order would be sos-
prided for 12 months, with protection for one month, to
rise the bankrupt an opportunity of appealing, if so
advised.
(Before Mr. Registrar Murray.)
lEs as EDWARD LLOYD.—LA GI FAILURE IN THE DRAPERY
TUGS.
The bankrupt was a draper, in a large way of bugloss§ in
Biceeditch. This was the sitting for proof of debts sad
sham of assignees. From the statement of Mears. Hooey
and Humphreys, wbo are appointed managers to the eetate,
It appears that the debts are upwards of 19,0001. ; the assets
are tomcod at 12,0241.
Mr. Hugh Jones, warehouseman, of Wood-street, Mr.
John Leaf, of Old-hangs, and Mr. James lillertoe, of St.
PanFewhurehyard. were chosen trade assigns".
Mr. A. Jones is the solicitor ender the SAUL
An allowance of 51. a week was made to the bankrupt.
London, England, 1865-05-01

THE POLICE COURT&

BOW.I3TBEET.
Mr. J. A. Nichelay, of Oxfortetreet, chairman of the
committee of the Industriel Exhibition to be opined at the
Floral-hall, accompanied by Mr. E. Y. Morre4 bon. sec.,
waited upon Mr. Vaughan, the magistrate, for his advice.
In order to insure the complete safety of the property_ of
the working men to be exhibited at the Floral•hall •
guarantee fund of nearly 3,00 W. had been secured, and such
names as Sir Roundel) Palmer, Mr. Thomas Lams, and Mr.
Peter Graham, appeared on the list for 1001. each, and
those of Earl Russell, the Bishop of London, sod other
noblemen and gentlemen, as patron. and subscribers.
Notwithstanding this • melicrons circular had bean
printed, headed "A Warning to Intending Exhibit"
intimating that in the event of failure their goods would
be detained and sold for the rent of the building. Of mum
such a document was in risen contemptible, but it had bad
the effect of alarming many working-men who had seat
valuable articles to the exhibition, and who had come to
him in a sort of panic about it. On taking • he
(Mr. Nicholay) bad given Mr. GY• • cheque for 5001., and
the other 5001. would be paid, as per agreement, at the
close of the exhibition, so that not the slightest risk would
be incurred by those for whose benefit the undertaking had
been promoted.
Mr. Nicbolay here handed the magistrate • copy of the
circular, and in answer to the magratrate Mr. Morrell clad
the author was a person whom name bad been inserted,
owing to misrepresentation, in their original list of patrons,
but had been omitted subsequently, and this was the
ginned of offence.
Mr. Vsuribur said the statement of Mr. Nicholoy was a
complete answer to the imputations, and a notice in the
press wquld, no doubt, avert the effect they were intended
to produce.
London, England, 1865-05-01

Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted today
lbf to being 2s. 6d. higher ;
din.
Trading.
mittdis. ,• N' &timid unt, 1 to ttptorez.l
Stock Discount,Disco 2f to 2 is. ;
&dirk; O6n4rsle, 24 to f prem. ; and Milan
Improvements, 44 to pram. Berlin Waterworkti
Credit Fourier of Mauritius, Madras Irrigation ran
up, Otago and Southland Investment, and Smith,
Knight, and Co.'s shares, were weaker. Ottoman
Financial improved 21., owing to the additions just
announced to the board. There has been some
inquiry for the shares of " Hewett and Co.
(Limited)," probably in anticipation of the report.
They are quoted par to prem.
The shares of the financial companies met with
rather more inquiry, and in some cases were a triSe
dearer. The closing quotations are annexed, viz..:
—lnternational Financial, 1 to If prem. ; General
Credit, to 2} prem. ; Loodoalinantil, 7to 7t,
prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 to 11 prem. ;
Credit Fonder and Mobilier (both old and new
shares), 3g to prem., ex div.
The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakings are sub-
joined :—Metropoliten District Railways, 9i to
10} prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, f to If prem. ;
South African Land and Finance, to 2 prem. ;
Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 3to prem. ; Ply-
mouth Shipbuilding, If to 2 prem. ; Lion Brewery,
3to prem. ; and the Ottoman Company, Ito
prem.
The share list of the Lion Brewery Company
(Limited) will be closed on Tuesday, the 2nd of
May, at 4 o'clock.
The steadiness with which the people of the
United States have borne their recent trial is con-
sidered to reflect great credit upon their republican
institutions. The news by today's packet showing
that the machinery of government works on
quietly, notwithstanding the death of Mr. Lincoln
and the removal of Mr. Seward from active duty,
United States 5.20 Bonds have to-day experienced
a fresh rise of 3 to 3} per cent., closing at 64} to 65
ex div. American railway securities were also
buoyant.
London, England, 1865-09-05

THE POLICE 00IIRTIL

MANSION-HOUSE.
Thomas Shea, a clerk, wee placed at the bar before the
Lord Mayor to undergo a preliminary examination apes a
charge of having appropriated to his own nee about 1,9001.
the moneys of his employers, **directors of the Bank of
Loudon.
The prieoner was remanded fee a week.
WESTMINSTER.
Mr. Self' was occupied until long after the nasal hoer of
closing the court in the levestigation of a charge against
Mr. Thomas Johnsoe, hom,a@pathio chemist, 134, Sloane-
rtrest, Chelsea, for violating the personof Ellen Butt.
TM defendant is as 60 years of ego, the complainant a
pretty looking girl of 15.
Mr. Self*, emaciating upon the ease at peat length,
said that it wee melees to adjourn it, an no froth evident*
could be procured. He would not said this am before a
jury, beam* It was impossible, after the contradiction of
the complainant by the cook upon collateral mitten. that
a conviction could be obtainei. But for the cook's evidence
he felt be should have had no alternative but to seed the
case toe trial He could not determine what the real troth
was • be could not go so far se to my that the charge wee
poildlem, but he &aniseed the charge.
London, England, 1865-09-05

TES MURDER AT BERMONDSEY.

Yesterday afternoon, Henry Rickman 31, a
labourer employed at Harvey's Wharf, was chivied beim
Hr. Woolrych, at the Southwark police-court, with the
wilful murder of Sarah Scott, a widow with whom be re-
sided at No. 3, Whites-grounds, Bermondsey. The pii-
soar. who seemed to feel his ()allow position very,
acutely, was allowed to be seated during the 1111/1111illiliiO4.
Y. Philip Raymond, an inepeotorof theNdivisionot podia.
said —oe Saturday night, about six o'clock, I was on duty
lin the Bermondsey station-heave, when the primmer was
brought in by 306 X, charged with ramie( the death ad
I Sarah Scott. After I bad entered the charge on the charge'
sheet, the prisoner commenced making a statement.
I cautioned him sot to my anything miler he liked, sad told
him that whatever he said I should take down in writing,
and it might be used against him at smother plait. The
prisoner said he wished to make a statement, and I wrote
down as follows : " The &erased, Sarah Seat, as lived
with me at 3, White's-grounds, four years. Her husband
died four van ego. On Saturday evening we had no
dispute. When I came in I saw she was the worse for
liquor, and that there wen no fire. I said, ' Why don't
you get my tea? She muttered something which I
could not hear, and I could not tall what she said.
I said to her, • Any way, you will suffer for this ; 'tie
sot the first or mooed time you served me so.' While she
was trying to light the ere. I got out of temper and struck
her, when she fell, and I kicked her with my foot, and I
think the heel of my boot must have made a gash on her
bead and caused her death. I then went into the yard,
sad when I mom spin into the house I foiled the had not
' moved. I lifted her up and found she was immoveable,
sad that life was goo*. I laid her head an a small block of
' wood, and sat for a doctor by my next door reighbour."
The deceased bad two children by her husband.'
Mr. Woolrych (to the prisoner)—Do you wish to ask the
impactor any quotas@ ?
Primmer—No, sir. It is Just what I told biro.
After some evidence confirmatory of the prisoner's state-
ment, and medial testimony as to the mss
e a death bad
ban received. the prisoner was remanded to await the
ninth of the inquest.
London, England, 1865-09-05

SPZCTACLES are ACTUALLY
NICII3II/.IIT
WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
slier reeding:
WHENthe print blends, and the letters appear
to be doable .
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite—
Eserstesle :
Vthe can die is placed between the eyes
eed tin beet:
WHEN objects must be hold further off to be
seen more clearly ,
WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a
beadle.
The above sre premattorydgas of ensibrailkk sod latileste
that ea maid= should be esmulted without may. Treat lona
sad extensive practice Masers. Thomas Hants and Boa see fully
comp. tent to adrift on all matters pertaining to the moseying
detective eight. They skilfully adapt lessee. perfectly true. of
the requisite power, cud likewise they Judiciously select a apes.
tuts tram, of the form meat becoming to the face. THOMAS
HARRIS sad BON, opticians to the Royal Smelly, oppostaite the
British Museum Rates, Loades (their only house;. ettottelted
1780. —No travellers or agents.

ELEGANI PERSONAL REQUISITES.—
Under the patroaar• of Royalty and the Aristocracy of
Rumps, and universal,' held in high repots. ROWLAhDri
MACASSAR 011.., for promoting the irrowth. restoring, ha-
proving and beautifying the busman hear, Ss. dd., 7a. 10s. Id.,
end 21.. per bottle. Rowlands' Kalydor. an oriental veneration
for besutffying the completion and Ale, end mdl
esUng cu-
taneous defecteJle. OM. Lodes Id. Rowlands' Wept*, or pearl
deutilric Weems on the teeth a pearl-like whiteness, and gives
$ idnalleg-fragrance to the breath : 2.. hi per box.—Sold by
ambits end pee —Ask for " lowlands' " Articles.

NOTHING DIPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and
most sem isreetos of the day. MOJA AMAJIZLI.L.—
Messrs. JOILI 008 NELL and Ca. Three Kind-court, I ornberd-
street, London. perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
Kaman
thls truly marvellous fluid. which gradmdly restores the
human hair to It, pristine hae—no matter at what ass. The
Ansa Ainarella Wnone of the properties of dyes : it on the
, Is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once
rptoted one application per month will keep it In perfect rektor.
Price LI Is. per bottle, or In half bottles, las. 6d. John Gosnell
and Co. have been appointed perfumers to H. YH. the Maces* of
Wake—JOlN GOSNILL and Co's CHKREY TOOlll PASTE le
=perlor to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per-
mi
chemists= the manufactory, It, Three Ying.court,
lionlierdetreet.
London, England, 1865-09-05

CRICKET.

gnus v. Kra. These famous (Ticketing
cowl, bug gheedy played two matches this year, ose
of which was woe by seat, the other ti
thex, so to see
which was really the conqueror for armee, soother
mach was esgmeted, sad was command yesterday on the
tomee Central Cricket Ground at Hastings. The
by wig fogpsely hot, but a ounterous company assembled
to gimes the cricket, which, owing b the late
erriwil of some of the Best= eleven, was not
emeressorl sniff tea =iambs to 1. Kiat berm
the letting with Goodbew sad Fryer the former
va might oat. and the latter bowled off his leg, flews the
lint two balls bowled. and two wickets were down before •
roe mu scared Willther made 8, including • good hit
fee 4, when he was caught out by Wells . • sad three
via* wen down for 15 nuts. Bennett and Mx. Kalson
Iles temight the score to 50, and • ohmage is the bowling,
the Bee. F. Pelham giving np the ball to Fdlery,
from whose Bret over 14 runs were scored, 3 by Bennett
sad 11 by Mr. /Wm. After luncheon both wickets
west Mr. Kelso° did sot add to his well-played more
of M, lode by two fs, five Ns, ho. Bennett went for
34, wade by • 6as cat foe 5, two NB, tco. Mr. Treughton
net to the wickets with the more at 66, but found time
to sley e.g with him, until the Let man in —Carroll—
Erma The score was then at 100, but the very One bitting
of Ouvell mil Mr. Troughton made is 128 before they
were parted by Carroll lieieg stumped for IT, made by •
*WM Name tog hit for 4, three Ns, •2, sad two elegies.
• Preeghtas took his bat oat for 30, • cricket display of
▪ bigh order, made by • 6iie bit to leg for 4, ens 3, four
ft, to The innings elated at 5 p.m. ; and at 6 p.m.,
Mem the Menge were drawn for the day, the score Mood
es Leis:
London, England, 1865-09-05

BEDIORD3II=I.

This county, which has been hitherto free from
disease, is at last visited by the Infection. A statement
was made on Bettudey, at the Shim Ball, Bedford, during
the proceedings of the 44i:inroad metier for establishing a
asttli assurance samistioa. which is mkulated to arouse
the femme of the district from their lethargy. Mr. Ben-
nett, the Duke of Bedford's steward. stated that two (M-
-OM mow bad happened in the county. Two calves were
at Leighton market by two hams, one of
=boat and the other of Lidlingten, which were put to
ems ; both calves were seised end died, and the ems took
the isfsetioe, sad were either dead or dying. One caroms
bad been seat away, and, is all probability, said for food.
The skin had been likewise disposed of, very likely et
Bedford. The Lidlington people were so excited that they
went to Leighton to, let it be known from whom the
disease proceeded. Those who bought the calm had
previously declined joiniag the cattle assurance emulation,
sod now the emaciation refused to admit them as members.
The Mayor of Bedford (sr. James Howald) said the it-
wester, Mr. Rogerson. had found me cm of plenropufiu-
mods among the cattle of the borough.

The disease among cattle, which does not abate
to the Edinburgh dais= (=ye the Scotnitun) is extending
into the country, aid has appeared, mot osly at Biggar, =
mestioeed of Saturday, but also at Livingstone, in
West•Lothian. In Edinburgh ten cons have died eines oar
Setarday's report, sad three new cases, one °I awn in •
hitherto untouched byre, ha= bees di/covered.
London, England, 1865-12-12

TKLEGRAPHW INTELLIGENCE.

(iscrrres Tnee&unL)

THE DEATH OF THZ KING OF THE '
BELGIANS.
BRUSSELS, Dec. ii.
The mortal remains of the late King will be
transported to Brussels to-morrow evening by
torch light. The body will lie in state on Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Friday, and the funeral will
take place on Saturday.
It ill stated that the King of Portugal, the Prince
of Wales, the Prince of Prussia, and Prince Louis
of Hesse have already announced their intention of
being present at the funeraL
On Sunday the new King will make his entry
into the capital, and will review the army and the
civic guard ; after which his Majesty will take the
ometitutional oath in the presence of both chain-

bees.
This afternoon, King Leopold 11. received the
following telegram from the Emperor Napoleon :
"The Empress and myself sympathise moat deeply
in the .aalietion whit* las befallen you. Your
sugast father always displayed great affection
towards me, and I always entertained the same
feeling for him. King Leopold was renowned for
his great intelligence and wisdom. Ile was one of
the most justly revered monarchs of Europe. I
hope that on the throne you, will follow the great
example bequeathed by your illustrious prede-
cessor. On every occasion I shall be happy to give
you proof of the affection I feel for you." _
BERLIN, Dec. 11.
The semi-official Neue Preusaisthe (Kreuz) Zeitung
of to-day publishes a biography of the deceased
King of the Belgians, which concludes as follows :
—" Even the political adversaries of the deceased
monarch allow that he was a highly gifted Prince,
and that in him the House of Coburg has lost its
chief, through whose political abilities it derived a
lustre almost unparalleled in modern history."
The semi-official Norddastacisc Zeitneg of to-day,
in an article upon the death of King Leopold, says :
—" The political significance which we ranch to
the death of the King of the Belgians is g
as the grief at this sad occurrence will be great
wherever the personal qualities of the illustrious
i monarch are known."
London, England, 1865-12-12

HUNGARY.

PATH, Dsc. 11.

The opening of the new building of the Hunga-
rian Academy of Science took place here to-day, in
the presence of an immense crowd from all parte of
the country, and also of foreign visitors. A letter
from the president, Herr Desermy, who was pre-
vented by illness from attending the ceremony, was
read, in which stress was laid on the necessity of
national education, and of developing the national
power of Hungary.
Baron von Eotvos delivered a speech in memory
( of Count Szalay, and said he considered an inde-
pendent national government the only guarantee
for the existence of Hungary, for which reason the
laws of 1848 must be restored•
Great enthusiasm prevailed throughout the whole
proceedings.

SPAIN.
MADRID, D5c..11..

The Correspondencia of to-day says it is probable
that the Slug and Queen of Portugal will visit

Madrid.

THE HISPANO-CHILIAN QUESTION.
MADR ID, Dicc. 11.

Prussia having addressed some observations to
the Spanish Government relative to German in-
terests in Chili, Senor Bermudez de Castro, in
reply, stated to the Prussian Ambassador in
Madrid, that
" Spain has from the commencement been most
careful to take every precaution in her power that
\ the interests of neutral powers should suffer as little
as possible."
London, England, 1865-01-06

THE POLICE 0017 BIS.

OLZAKEN WELL.

AAA Biggins, 4.4 L 9, wbo aii.dba labial es •
labourer. leaving Bo hone, was shifted with etealies •
east and boree-aleilt, the property al Yr. mi_s Fhb*
Bt. Lake's.

Mr. Rases defeeded the prisoner.
From the evidence it appeared that the prosecutor ieft
the articles im question be his esti whilst be west tato s
shop la St. Luke's to carry as his sod it was
due* his abeam that the miaow rubbed them. A
polleelonabble, seeing the peaces, with the things in his
posseneme, seepested Ws, fed imbed kW how be became
=of these. The mat th were his owe,
very indigoes* at 'mg stopped, soey d sob be would
make the ocestable safer for what he had doom The
timetable, nothing busted, took the prisow into custody,
and on the way to this mart be was very mime, and it was
with difficulty he was prevented from making hie maws.
The magistrate roqquird if seything was kllO,ll Of tha
sateseasnio of the
kolieseergema lbw, 19 0, a plats doable caw, said
that the primmer bed Wove hess in emtedy an a Weis of
'belies a east, het the we wee settled, sod the primmer
was discharged. He was also suspected of bevies brakes
lota the warehouse of hie fanner ampbyer, as the marks Oa
the shutters whenthey had hew_ broad corresponded
with MOM tools he had in his pomessicia when Wee into
custody.
Thepe•w.r mid he would rather the magistrate sbadd
settle tha ass than that it should be east to the maw
for trial.

--The urgings!, inalepeed the prisoner to lour mouths'
Lard labour is the Housed Corrootios.
London, England, 1865-01-06


THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY r

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a, LAW nrr*Waltregs.
L'
PRIMOMA. •
hiERTSG OF TVOCIO:IAMBinfi.
letups sale :--" At B.AIII much interest is
felt in the approaching meeting* parliament. The
great question is still that of the military reorgani-
%don, obstinately maintained, as is known, by
the King in spite of Ce repeated votes of the
Second Chamber. It legated in correspondenee that
the Prussian government does not intend to submit
this scheme of reorganisation directly for the appro-
bation of the Chamber, which would be obliged to
recur to it in the midst of the budget of 1865,
under the head of ordinary and regular expenses.
If this news is confirmed one cannot fail to
recognise here the spirit, fertile in expedients,
of M. de Bismarck. It is true that there remain
to the Chamber two means of putting a check on
the power of the minister--uamely, on the one
hand, the examination of the expenses occasioned
by the Danish war, and which have been met by
the reserves of the state treasury ; and on the
other, the contemplated creation of a navy in pro-
portion to the continental power of Prussia. It is
these two points, as well as the question how far
the discussion of the budget shall be carried, with
the view of discovering there traces of the re-
organisation, that the different opposing sections
which form the majority of the Prussian parlia-
ment will have to consider. But M. de Bismarck
has doubtless again, to use a vulgar expression,
more than one trick in his bag."
London, England, 1865-01-06

TEIEGRAPMP tifTICLLICIENCE.

(I-caws raimooaor4
PRUSSIA.
URI,IN, JAL 6'
The proposed journey of Prince Frederick
Charles to Vim= has been indefinitely post-
poned, and an intimation to that effect has been
given to Count Von Chotek, the Austrian charge
d'affairea.

WURTEMBERG.
BTOTTGARD, Jas. 5.
To-day In the Chamber of Deputies the Minister
for Foreign Affairs, in reply to a question upon
fileswig-Holstein affairs, said, " We must await the
result of the negotiations between Austria and
Prussia. Union between thane two powers is the
condition of • happy solution of the question.
Union of the minor States is at present neither
advisable nor possible. For my own part, and on
behalf of the Bavarian Minister, Herr von der
Pfordten, I reject the idea of foreign support* i

BAVARIA.
NUMMI, JAL 5.
Herr von der Pfordten has addressed a despatch
to the Prussian government in reply to Herr von
Bismarck's note of the 13th December. Herr von der
Pfordten concludes as follows :
"We value the continuance of the Germanic
Confederation, not because it affords us greater
advantages or greater security than any other
member of the Confederation, but because we hold
it our duty to maintain the political bond of the
whole German nation. We are, however, not dis-
posed to allow the character of the Confederation
u an association of members having equal rights, to
be so prejudiced that a single member may fix the
limits of its powers."
London, England, 1865-01-06

' One of the first importations of cotton from
Geese bas taken place in the screw steamer
Adria, a mewl beloogingto the London, Italian, and
Adriatic Steam Navigation Company, which has
just arrived here with a full cargo of general mer-
chandise. Another steamer, the Venetia, belong-
-1 mg to the same company, is now on bar way from
Oreeee with a full cargo,) including 200 bales of
[cotton.

The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the
ship Coldstream for the conveyance of passengers
to Adelaide, B.A.

The return of the Bank of England for Ivrea
ending Wednesday, Jan. 4, compared will at for
the previous week, shows the following change% :
• •

Ohmlake toms
Once Utica settee--
Palate depends 8,600,269 Deems* 100,855
Other deposits
(innermost seesritise
okherbestiagsat=etameet....„ 11,024,397 Imes* 111/9,855
he banking
ihmerlanat
is
WM sad beaks both

depertamis 13,933,692 Decrease 187.38!
deven day sad Weer Ms 491,875 Increase 154,426
Th. Beat 1.34.1,Cr36 leers.... 7:7„181.

Notes In mom 7,453;420 Decreedel,flo,o7o
Total resereefaelea &este
in bank*, astmeat) . 8,068,252 Decre5501,509,737
This return shows the effects of the heavy dexnand
for money at the turn of the year. The private
securities have increased no less than 1,924,9661.,
and as this heavy draught upon the Bent's re-
sources has been only partially made up by the
addition of 834,3341. to the private deposits, the
decrease in the reserve, further promoted by the in-
crease in the government securities, and by the
decrease in the government deposits, is as mulch as
1,309,737 k The government disbursements A the
end of the quarter seem to have produced less than
the usual effect, wbether as reprda the government
balance or the coin and bullion, the falling off is
which latter item is limited to 167,3821.

BANK Of ItNGLLND. —An
sod Nth VW., 0.12, tor the we
INC

Notes' Waal dreeieo

t 27.901,7401
ittulinie al
=Meters* Capital L 14,668,000
1.36,086
Publie Deposits (ia-
eluding I.xebeq
Bar. Banks, Ocea-
nia ot National
Debt, stud Dtv
Aceounte)
Other Deposits 13.674.977
Eleven day and slim
Dills

L40,504,1:4
J. S, ISOI.
London, England, 1865-01-06

ITALY.

TURIN, JAN. 6.

The military quay in the port of Naples will be
ceded to the mercantile navy. The committee of
which General Valfue is president have set out
for Naples to select a site for anotLer military
arsenal.

M. de ?dalaret, the French Ambassador to the
Italian Court, has arrived here.

SPAIN AND PERU.

MADRID, JAY. 6.

The Correapondencia of to-day says :—" If it is
true that Peru demands that we should give up the
Chinchas Isl►nds before granting us satisfaction, a
conflict is unavoidable. We shall not leave in that
ease without proving that Spain is not to be

re, JANUARY

OttWitikiinpnnity, nur with reimbigabfil
e for be expenses of thew."
4
AMERICA. - •
LIvBB2BOL. Jas. 6.
Thehirman sterner City of Limerick, froalfew
York on the 24th nit., passed Point Lynam at 8
o'clock this morning.
Her news has been anticipated.
London, England, 1865-01-06

TON ALLEM? MAJVIILAUGHTEB AT

ila-r-a-fil-1):

At the Woolwich Police Court, yesterday, John
Godden, described as • labourer, reseliag at 30, Arthur-
West, Planistded, appeared in discharge of bail to answer
the charge ofdvies caused the death of Thames Campbell,
a clerk employ by the War Department, by
mmultiog him, on the 6th of November, sad breaking has
Mr. Mr. Hughes, solicitor, append on behalf of the
The ev4smos against the primmer wee chiefly Ziemmdl.
duped at the inquiry before Mr. Payne, the sereeer, at Bt.
Thomas's Hospital, whet the jiuy retuned an open ver-
dict. It appeared from the detention. of the wed wit-
nesses that oo the night of the 6th November the deceased
man, Campbell, was at the Barrage Arms Tavern, Plum-
steed, and cm leaving be was met by the prisooer, who
said, " You you owe me se. ; 1 emit geti the
mosey, and I will have tout al your boom." The priest
thee knocked dower the &deemed, who offered moment/race,
second times, and at last the dammed said, " I can't get
up again, form leg is brain's." This was found to be the
cue, and the so much injured that be was eon.
Toyed to ot. Thomas's Hospital, where, after lingering for
ssweral weeks, be aspired.
For the defence Mr. 11 ugh.. called as • witness Alexander
Elliott, who said that he beard high words between the
two moo, and the deceased man Campbell said to Haddon,
" i have locked ow of your was up, and I will look you
up." Campbell also lifted up his fist to Haddon in a
menacing =neer, but wiess could not say whether be
or struck a blow eth
at. After Campbell lifted up his list
Dodd= knocked him down.

.lobo Bran' and other witnesses gays evidence confirma-
tory of the statement made by Elliott.
Mr. Maude said it was impossible that he could go on
with the cam unless he had the *sideline of the medal
gentlemen under whose care the deceased was at the
hospital.
Martin, the wariest officer of the court, said that he had
been to the hospital, but Dr. Ray, wbo attended on the
doomed, had removed to Dulwich, and theridere he did
not see him.
Mr. Hughes said he thought before this oem oseolesd
itself into one of maanlaughter there must be some one to
make such a charge, which did not appear to have ben
done at present.
Mr. Meade said that was cot necessary. The prisoner
was spprebeaded by the polies oa information ter &gag
grievous bodily harm. That was a miadmiaseaour, for whisk
he might be sent for trial, and he should admit the pn-
seam so the same bail, to appear on Saturday, when he
hoped the medical gentleman from the hospital would be
present.
Polyysergeant Wilkinson said he would Woo steps to
procure the atteodance of those gentlemen.
London, England, 1865-01-06

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(sT usatzio rstanum.)
BALING MUTING.—(TNIS DAY.)

OILSTLEBAR PLATE. Two miles.
PiWit Wide, Mr Debby, Peer, The Rogue, Polly Hop-
kins, SW* Flying Spur, MieWoe, 'rub Boy, armo-
miter, and the Donkey are here.
HUNTERS' STAKES. Three miles..
Spring Gag Paleface, Leighton, Salve° Peden, Lod
ere
Illartla,Mylag Spur, Soots Grey, and Great Expeetetkise
Isere.
MIDDLESEX OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About three
end • hall miles.
Sly Pon. Debby', The Premier, Overton,
BritinliGt
vo!owk, Piggy Wlggy, and the Rogue are here.

SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two mike.
Betsy Dakar. Deception, Lioneem, and Dubious. All are
here.

ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES. Two mike.
Doeskin. Mao Skokie" Dunk Hill, Lasester, Polly
Hopkins, and Grey Moans. All its hon.

SHARE Llatt.-(TRI8 DAY.)

Two o'CLoow.

The railway market is inactive to-day, and prioes
In most instances are quoted the nine as yesterday.
As regards the principal stocks, the only move-
ments are a decline of 1 per cent. in Metro-
politan and 1 in Lancashire and Yorkshire.
London and North Western stook is now quoted
122 to 1 ; Great Western, 79 to ; Mid-
land, 1401 to 141}; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1161 to p; South Eastern, 851 to 86; Great
Eastern' 471 to 481 ; Great Northern, 1361 to
1371; Caledonian, 133 to ; London and
South Western, 97 to 99; and Metropolitan,
194 to 1.
Foreign and colonial railway securities have been
dealt in to only a very moderate extent, and prices
are unaltered. Paris and Orleans shares are term.
London, England, 1865-09-02

SHOCKING SUICIDE OP TWO WOMEN.

An inquiry was held by Mr. Humphreys, Mid
diem cwoaer, lath might, at the William the Fourth Tavern,
fikephsalew-walk, City-road, reapocting the suicide by
*too of Elisabeth Treyhora, aged Teem
John Trachea), 11, Osborne.pthee, St. Luke's, said that
the &owed was his daughter, and she lived with a young
mss named William Lade. They were very fond of each
other, and each was jealone of the other. Some three weave
Moo the came to witoses with two black eyes, which she
said that he gave her. She tried to poison herself some
maths ago, but Lade drink her on the back and made her
spit it out.
Wm. Lade, 79, Wertmorised-plaos, City-road, said that
hewn en electro-gtlder. Oa Wednesday evening last be
got tome new clothe', and was going out ; the deceased
huntsi upon knowing where he was going to and wanted
him sot to leave the house. When be persisted is his
deternisatioo she left the room sod name back in a
Millets, finite cool, and laughing. She said, " Well,
Willem), have done it." Witness said, " Doors what r
to which she replied, " Taken the pots= !" When
withers said. "04 twosome, you always are talking about
that,' she clasped her bands, ad, felling ow her 'um".
" Yee it is does !" Witness thee saw that her teeth
were et, sod that she was dying. DT. Hopkins WAS sent
for, bat she died before he came. She bad &rook off the
quide of potassium which he used in his business.
The Corooer having summed up,
The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide by pekoe while
is a state of unsound mind."
The erne coroner held en inquest at the Green Man
Tavern, Hottoo Old Towo, as the body of a married
omen named Carr:dies Amelia Owes, aged 40 years, who
committed suicide by drowning herself is the Regent's-caul.
The dece wird was the wife of a shoemaker, and lived at
39. Pollards-row, Bethual-green. She suffered much from
paw in the bead, mid often slid that she would beat her
brains out. Liat Wedoesday night her daughter left her
to go to bed. In half an boar afterwards her bonnet and
shawl were found on the banks of the itegent's-easal, sear
the Cett•o's.roarithridge. Next moroing her body was got
est of the water quite dead.
The jury returned • verdict " That deceased drowned
herself to the Regent's-cared while in an unsouod state of
tied."

FIRE sr CAMBERWELL.—Yeiterday morning
Ire occurred at the workshops and manufactories beloneieg
i° Mr. Smith, wheelwright, George-street, Albany road,
Camberwell. The 11,e was discovered shortly after I ! o'clock
by same streamers passing by, when Anneworth, the lire-
recipe coodactor, arrived with his map*, followel hie
Ogebrated dog " Jerry," who mounted the ladder the
"tape, and trsvolled mood the roams, barking to arouse
the inmates. The assizes were shortly on the spot, bat the
lames spread with great rapidity, an 1 the building, 130(1
(oat by 50ft. wide, was entirely destroyed.
RECLAIILTION OF Latin.—Peewit Island, near
Harwich, his been parchseed by Yr. Walker, of Terrieg-
kAlt who intends to EECIEiza it from the sea. 11 contuse
1,200 sate.
London, England, 1865-09-02

IMAM. CAM
yoang maa, was
rilfally destroylaa
kultiag the ownors

ones worsen, about
rims alteration bee
ifeadaat. They had
lent left his seat,
Is al b•r said,
het clothes. Sbe
which he did not
her cousin left the
it live mantes the
he fetched, sod abs
Is her return she
the kettle in the
nearly all burned
" Yon have been
itendant deoisrl it.
complaimaat here
it was a very snob
ly had it on aim
r bonnets if be had

it makes yon set sack

rithost the black fan
I wee to get married
gone, bat my hopes
have so aloe ■ boaaot

=plain of Um moot.

mid she thought tae

I hod anything to din
end said that all the
i mate fell in with the
eeo them thee had six
1 eomplainaneo hooey

went, but rid bee

4 but nil ituth:sr.
between t 40

TIC SERVA.NT,

;kWs Week with steaVeg
g, and a child's night
, Danby, of itotham-
Mr. Ingham for IF

goner who was in the
~ was taken by Kr,
represented that she
on her duties on the
,rning following, while
ruled with the property,
on the night of the
mg on a door-step is
seated that she had
elf on account of a
afessed to the robbery,
I magistrate that the
seen a report of the
he stated that the psi.
September, 18,64, to
d aia months' imprison.
era' Aid Society satiated
when her term of ten-
ted into the " Elizabeth

per, of Condait-ntrest,
rly part of May hat she
rem the Parker's Horne,
afterwards the prisoner .
ruing, leaving the front
eral articles of linen sad
Do coming dowoataim
all prepared, elm found •

e.
*ke anything from Itim
Denby's mato.
oaer for trial in the ewe
Le gave time to have the
London, England, 1865-09-02

TPTL

ono, of 10, Broad-chat,
mono before Mr. Trod',
argood, and attempting to

rf-lordriog young woman,
bad left her situation in
'dant. the b•noe for which
Lewithem Church. Prior
I it was agreed that the
her mother a for three
o Greenwich on l'usr
• the sunienoos, where
rooms for their joint
ere, containieg her clothes
nformatiou that had been
serious to get her thiovi
do with the defendant, but
ched her, aad, taking ha
riding and tried to throw

kbe magistrate, said it was
the complainant, and that
reed her ; but daring her
man, who was a stranger,bad
)s the complainant coming
bey wets sitting at tea, he
Isis strange gentleman might
for this information com-
et the same time suddenly
off'—(renewed laughter)
:es. The next morniug, on
ant in se adjoining room.
aid, "Sarah, where have lee
`Otter)—wban she replied,
tome her way into the room
vented, and as she resisted
round her waist and lift her
nor attempted to throw her

v)—Tom, how dare you stand
lvageter.)
x worship she is not the
r. (Repeated laughter t)
re were at tea you said I wee
(Continued laughter.)
Bet when you applied fae
discovered the defendant to

the very first Sonday we wry
Uhareh he sods 7°0)4 pri
out" at Deptford Church.
worship he was an unmarried
smiertions were I else.
) to the same coaalusioo, sag

RISC O THE WELlt.—The
friers that the carpenters
Qt
lf.holiday ou Saturdays Ii
for decrcued hours of
tine of the shipwrighlel
night, at the Assemble-hall.
.are from wbat took phoebe
y of delegates of the trade bad
Saturday. when it was nose'.
the Senderland men in their
the hours of labour one hoer
Int of the week. The decision
ing on Monday night. and woe
The men then resolved Doe
r payment by the hour. but to
he master complied with their
uestion studs at preseot, end
og experienced in consequent
stiipbuilcliag. Oo Wedeesdall
ipbuilders was held. 011,,n
awl men was discussed. The
re. Mills was brought before the
that they should be allowed 10
sent by cone/dine the reduced
ay the men. With respect tO
s. hosrever, it wu nosninionsly
ist the reduction demanded."

Tor come mouths tha neigh.
Bridoorth. has suffered at
:op from e,veral tarmacs' float,
by attacks of dogs daring 001,
lows of a vary Ws' and a moot
night last, a further oesdaugbll
store ewes, the property of Or 2
Morville, two dogs bevies set
cof dveruction. Oe Toads,
were found to be dead, five ws
hey were obliged to be kaki
ed that in supposed they mnot
his is a most earioas peensisr/
aetioe of allowing two scab doff
at reprehensible. Kr. Clark keg
• the discovery of the owners 0,1
aped his offer may be eacasisfai.

—ONE Simuito DAT.--
Ldmiusio Qs oa poorness, MO;
I; total caftan, 4,56 a.
London, England, 1865-09-02

THE POLICE COURT&

MA RLBOROUG -STREET.
Alogsmitia Prentene Barrel /*may, and Andrew /G-
AO/4% Awned with *then ad in meted, with Ming caw
versed in the fsbrieetiog forged Russian rouble cote', and
with bevies in their possession • number of Ogee wed ter
the fabrication of forged notes, were brought before Id.r.

iiiaalleidfor final eza-mmation. 1
Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mason. Vennin Naylor. sod
Robles, appeared for the prusention sod Mr. E. D.
Lewis for Nicholas.
The evidence having bean read over by Mr. Noakes, the
ebief clerk, and ieterpreted Sy Mr. Albert,
Polies-sergeant Mulesoy, of the detective polies, said all
the cuss and proms found by the pollee were labelled
Kr. S Aisconay,London." Os the Tuesday after I
Thompson left Stomeleigli Lodge. he foiled a stone e
scullery with a lithograph on it of a 50 volatile Rushee note,
and in the fireplace in the front parlour be found • portion
of an envelope, addrusesd to • Mr. Mammies, in the same
Issulwriting ma that ea the owes and presses.
Mr. Sleigh said as Aseeney stood self-ecoeieted he
should est the magistrate to seed him for trial. The ease
Is=Nicholas was that some lithographie, stones left in
by Anceosy had been found in Es possession,
and be should respectfully leave the &MMus of that case
in the bands of the magistrate.
Mr. R. D. Lewis said Nicholas had been reled on bail
by Mr. Roo: at the last examioatice, sod tW magistrate
had @Wald no farther seldom°, was brought 'forward he
should discharge him. As them war no additioul evidence,
and as is wee clear Nicholas knew nothing about the eon.
heels of the came left with him by Anoeaay, beloved the
magistrate would order him to be climbs:gad. i
Mr. Mansfield said it was sever contemplated thet a per-
eon who merely acted as warehouseman should be oyes to •
charge of being coacerned is a conspiracy, end he mod
therefore order Nicholas to be discharged.
Inspector Tboenpeon wished to state that Amway,
having complained of hie treatment in the House of Dams.
tie., the charge had been investigated, and ascertained to
be without foundation.
London, England, 1865-10-18

USE.

wlThonew Henry Rey.
Merman Stone w 11-07Z4
laloolously attemptang to
'nor.

g drank and disorderly .
stof the ocuiplainantklarylikaill that
St.
. ,
she heard s Ms. •
Koine out she saw
drunk, and • mosaiso
Fero much excited, mid ,
wide use of very badly,
,na ha followed her, bat
he was not able to away .!
that if he had he would
hid. A policemeastible
at the prisoner had done,
for haying attempted
Aram* he ran into a
eatable followed him lid
omplsioant added that
a taken hum the whose
t the prisoner had Wag:
soil shorter io the blade,
ig in the neighbourhood.
ethiptausant with ro..
of the defeadent, asd
use of. He alm OMNI
sporeheoded, be 'Mt
I kill you," sad he ma
g him any injury.
te-ceostabim said that
at Hill, and found the do.
pie about him. Tim our
sr had threatened to Mal)
im in charge, and the mg.;
id into • warehothelo.
it o custody. The p sad
so. Upon overtthing him
fin rifle practice mid • pia
prmona told him that he
;ammo, sod he had moth

he prisoner belonged to the

10 ChM*, ISM that it UN
for liquor, and GS he ear
11 he was insulted by • mob
Ad hie hat off. He thous%
ad does so, and he spoke tio
some boys to best him. Ha
hands at the time, and st
aought was • knits waa the
madly the of cer.
as detoodant'a conduct led
might think himself forte.
to wirer a mom serious
was to fine him 20a, sad
to him in future.
!T WELL.
London, England, 1865-10-18

BANK OP QUEPAYSLARD.-(THIS DAY.)

The fourth ordinary general meeting of the share-
holders M 'bit bank was held this afternoon at the Mame,
Old Broadetrest ; Sir JOSHUA RCM& C.a, in the chat.
The report, ninth rimed that the balance et undivided
profit amounted to 12.3814, as shout 12 Per ol" la lb°
pal up capital for bbio last six months, was unanimously
adopted. A dividend of 151. per share, or 6 per cent. par
annum was declared.
The Csamusic tutted that the beak was daiog as met.
lust busiest, in the °okay.
London, England, 1865-10-18

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

—o---
DRPITTATION OF THE CORPORATION OF LONDON
TO THE. ROYAL COMMIISSIONERS.—(TtLIS DAY.)
The public are aware that at the last meeting of
the sanitarium committee of the co pctra•.n of London, •
deputation was appointed to wait upon the oommiasion that
his just been Issued by her Majesty to inquire into the
cattle plague, and the bast means to put a stop to ite
ravages, for the purpose of expressing their views
as to the imps of establiahieg sanitariums, with
a view to endeavour to cure the milady, The
gentlemem appointed upon the deputation were the Lord
Mayor, Dr. Letheby, medical of of the Oily of Lando,
Dr. Aldine. Dr. Whitmore, Dr. Jude, Dr. Stift, and we or
two other medical gentlemen, who hold the pathos of
officers of health in their respective districts, together
with Mr. (Junior, as extensive cattle salons=: Mr.
Rudkia, and Mr. Webber, members of the Court
of Common Commit Au intimation having been
moseyed to the Swaim y to the Royal Commisioors
of the desire of the deputation to stabs their views upon this
impotent subject, an eppoiotroent wee at first made for
Moodsy last ; but upon a representation being made that
this would not afford sufficient time, Monday was altered to
Wednesday (this day). The greater Doti
accordingly of thedepulation
accordingly went before the Royal Commaieleaios this morn-
ieg, and some of that body were examined and bad an °ppm-
tunity of expressing their views in reference to the particular
object which they are &oho= of carrying out, namely, the
appoistnient of sanitariums, to afford an opportunity for
endearearing to stop the (serial malady. Only two or
three of the gentlemen were examined, but no doubt the
whole of the tootle:on appointed upon the deputation will
have an opportunity of ezpressio g their views upon this
I
important *abject.
London, England, 1865-10-18

DSMBRARA RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.)

This day, the ordinary general meeting of share-
holders Wl' held at the London Tavern ; Mr. TI ors is the

chair.
It appeared from the report that the receipts for the W-
rier ending June 30 were 12.2511. against 9.709/. for thew.
responding period of 1864. Of the balance distribution, after
deducting expenses, namely 5,9291. the preference dirideod
absorbed 4,0251., arid the directors recommended a dividend
at the rate of 24 per out. per annum on the original stock,
which would leave a balance of 2151. to the credit of the
entreat half .year.
The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report,
congratulated the shareholders on the Improved prospects ,
of the line. The bet accounts which bad been received
showed that the improvement wu continuing.
Mr. CHAMBERS seconded the motion, which wan
agreed to.
The dividend recommended by the directors wu speed
to, and the meeting separated.