biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-17

THE POLICE COURT&

XANSION-110III!L

The anal sammiontioua jaw Armstrong and Grave
Camas, the fararre charged with steeling 13&. frsoi
Musa Pressett's bank in Threedoekest, and tbs
letter with reliving Os moms, ill. Wore the Leg
Mayor.
The primmer Armagnac • yousg mu most reepeetahly
eserseeted, was a porter in the bask, where be had ben
Road two or three years. The robbery ine eenimitlet
as
B„„asy, Ng 21, by ewe et the elerk's desks falrg
broken sad the mosey is gemlike, all is elm
she wing to Armstrong having Imes sesa Wet
ing some aisle it the neighbourhood al the Royal Endow
as the lienday evening followisg, and hie
under the infiumsee of eliempegem suspleions Wl=
in the Naiads of the prinelpels of the bask that be et*
*boomed in the robbery, and when ieterregemd by Eat
a City detective, be mode a area breast of it, and mid M
bad boa Induced to rob the beak at the histiggist d
Carman (the other primposei, who brought him the hes
breaking twat...sate to the bask for that purmws. Ames
the witeseess celled to prove the ease against OIMINI
his Wier, mother, and Esters, showing what part its,
took in the cosesehnsot of the money. Altogether thes
were no lass than 20 witnesses, end the evident* am m.
Meanly voluminous"
Both prisoners were fay esesmitted to Newpt• far trill.
London, England, 1865-06-17

CRICKET.

t3IIIEEY v. Ca. mmix:ls ErNivasarrY.—Yeeterday,
at the Barmy groped, Heasington-oval, this match was ra
aimed, the University, with two wickets dowe for 118 rum,
continuing their innings, which they finished for 232-371 n
a minority of their opponents. Murray goon after entered
on their second innings, in which Cesar and Mortlock
showed conspicuously, the former caotributiag 45 and the
latter 47. The total amounted to 202. The chief feature
was the bowling of Mr. Walker, who Obtained three wickets
in one over, a single only beleg scored. The general fielding
was admirable. The University had 240 to get to win. At
the don of the day's play the following was the stale of
the score :—Surrey, first innings, 269 ; second inninp, 202.
°Ambridge, first innings, 232; second innings, 39. Play
was resumed this morning.
MARYLEBONZ CLUB AND GROUND V. CAMBRIDGE
Thrivemirr.—This return match will to axamasesd at
Lanes ataaad on Ikeda".

TUll IRISH RZYRIBINTATIVI PrntaL The
election of as Irish representative peer is the roost of As
bete Earl of Desert bait terminated in the return of Viscount
Geri. We undeistesd the sumbees were—for Viscount
Geri. 71 ; for the Earl of Lintowel. 36.—Dublin inning
Mail.
[htiVertisoment.l—HOl.LOWAY'S PULL —Without
health no amount of wealth, no means of pleasure, are of the
alitldest yells. It is inconceivable how mall • disturbenee of
the animal function, begets wretchedness, and how readily It
may be rectified by • few doses of some rallying end regulating
medicine, sash es these workivenowned PIIY. lfees aa.
proved the beat friend to mankind to every Dade in every land
and airier aimed may dicurnetanon. Holloway's Ms purify
it. Wood, recut, digestion. stimulate the liver and kidneys, and
retakes the btmela When fever, influenza. and other anneals
me epidemic, them Pith 'Wald be taken imemennally by every
one, to imp the blood and mates bee from the seed of the
prevails. pesinsns.
London, England, 1865-06-17

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EVENING, JUN*, l7, 1865.

_______•_____________
AT, ' INT b LUGENCII

1,11471:01 !IIiaRAWL)
THE AUSTRIAN REIOFISRATH.
VIENNA. Joss 17:

In yesterday's sitting of the Lower House of the I
Reichsrath, Herr von Schmorling gave some ream-
suring explanations relative to Article 13 of the
Constitution, which empowers the ministry, ate
time the Reicharath may not be sitting, to take cer-
tain urgent measures, for which they are, however,
bound to render an account to the house on its re-
assembling. "The government," said the minister,
"will pursue the same course as' hitherto, by not
abusing the power conferred by this article for
legislative purposes. The guarantee for this is in
the repeated promises of the Emperor to uphold
the constitution. Neither does the government
contemplate impairin4 on the ground of this article
the legislative powers of Hungary and Tran-

Sylvania."
The Lower House of the Reicherath agreed to- 1
day by a very large majority to the proposals for
the modification of Art. 13 of the' Constitution in
such a manner as to secure parlamentary rights
during the recess.

ITALY.
FLORENOII, Joss 17.
The municipality of Naples has been dissolved
by royal decree.
In consequence of information received by the
ministry that cholera is prevalent in Zgypt, pre-
cautionary measures have been ordered to be taken
'with regard to all vessels arriving from Egyptian
porta.

(azonies muss.)

•
A BOURBON CONSPIRACY AT SALERNO.
NAPLEII. Jau 12.

NNOSI

Forty-five persons have been arrested at Salerno
cm a charge of complicity in a Bourbon conspiracy,
the central committee of which sat in that town.
The first information leading to the discovery of
this committee came from Naples, and but for an
unfortunate incident, many brigands would have
fallen into the hands of the Italian soldiery.
The Brothers of San Giovanni di Dio were among
the principal and most active of the conspirators,
their convent being found stored with arms and

munitions.
To them is to be attributed the revival of bri-
gandage in the province of Salerno, since they have
been its principal supporters.
It is believed that the arrests will not be limited
to the number mentioned above.
London, England, 1865-04-25

MINBS.--(THI8 DA YJ

Two o'Cwcs.

The mining market is firm to-day, sad the
shares in tin wines have further advaooed is
several instanoes. Foreign tin has again atom
2t.' per ton. Great Vor shares are now
quoted 33 to ; East Lovell, 101 to 11jr;
3A3lvadden, Ifis. to 20s. ; East Gunnislake, 1 to 1;
Illogan, 9s. to lla. ; Wheal Buller, 32 to
33 ; Lady Bertha, 1 to ; South Darrel,
21 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 84 to 9iiki
Providence, 30 to 31 ; East Caradon,
to 141 ; East Cain Brra, 61 to 7/ ' • Tincroft,
to 16 ; Kest Russell. 31 to k ; North Basset, to
; West Caradon, 8i to 94 ; and North Roberts
Ils. to 13s.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered.
An extraordinary meeting of the Elbe Colliery
Company (Limited) is called for the Ist of May,
"for the purpose of raising further capital for the.
working of the concern.'
Advioes from East Lovell announce that five toms
of tin had been-raised from the north lode shaft.
With reference to East Guonislake and Soutk
Bedford Consols Mines, a telegram was received at
the office on Saturday afternoon, stating that the
ore had all been cut out at the deep adit eat
through a small crosacourse.
London, England, 1865-04-25

!day afternoon, about 3

it.
le, 138 G, said—On going
found • door open which I
previously going round.
to tibial the door led.
ad asked what he wanted
there to sleep. Seeing
I asked him what he had
o left him by his father in
and the bag to the station.
led the jewellery now pro.
at his father was deed.
I went and found that
broken into. From what
iotographic shop, and told
e to the station-house in
to see some one there. Os
mongst other men io order
sr was brought to see him.
eel the prisoner oat, and said
de was then charged.
them fora week.

IND DISTURBANCE.
Inehatao with loo` beard
Wllll charged with being

. 288 K, stated that Taster-
ea were amsembled at the
sreial•road, listening to an
holding forth to the people.
ted, and abased the preacher
led. The prisoner was very
wigs fool. and his denuncia-
ties terrific. There were 700

his own congregation with
unday night!
sir. .

the other preacher
lit b his friends, but the pri-

ed to make converts. (A

division, said that since the
street preachers assembled
pot-street, close to the Com-
sat public thoroughfare, aced
id brawls bad taken place.
were getting up a memorial
e to st.prreas the nuisance•
all farther trouble by g Pin
olice-cmstablen as might be
set preaching and the mem-

ter course, atop it 'Portlier.
show no favour, I will eine

work all day on a wharf, and
ring. As he was passing the
rd a man preaching sod nom-
Iti were not liked, and he was

er had much better leave his
e, and not cute them in the
be police were about to my-
th* district. The system of
nod disorderly essemblages et
ied. There were plenty a
Irate his opinions and tenets
is not to be endured that the
le for traffic and the purge of
bould be impeded by preachers
ion. The prisoner was a very
iow better.
lone applied to me, and !midi
. (Laughter.)
were applied to yea. If yen
similar of rice I will venial
aged.
London, England, 1865-04-25

the primmer for a week
od.

the nuns would be able
tfl marks oe the forehead,
workhouse h wee at bee
the wish of the chairman

3NL

on-road, Aston-park, Bir.
r Lygoc, aged 42. 13, Ton.
Tibing himself as a photo-
taught up io custody of
I in the dock before Mr.
ileriously betaking and
Bernard Davis, a Jew-
o. 430, Euston-mad, St.
pen glasses, musical boxes,
ts, knife-testa, braoelets,
,wine labels, silk meesnos„
Ant-bottles, weds, Albert
ateh-guards, coins, medals,
a gold chain, silver lace,
and other property.
loess at 430, Eastou.road,
I my shop. A little after
'Wooed up my shop sad
c on Sunday morniog I
woken into by entering
rear. The glom in
he bolts of the door
sockets into which they
o atoms, and everything of
Able of the goods in the
roperty produced and men-
artion of that stolen.
on.. was broken into after
be me, when I was io bed
on Sunday morning.
Do you know the prieoser

1 photographer • few doors

r anything of the other

s talking together. I saw
rday afternoon outside the

hanger to ms. I have not

is you seer them talking
London, England, 1865-04-25

TO THE EDITOR OP THE ■X PRESS.

SIR,—Now that the question of legislation
spinet demoralising amusements has been raised, it may
be interesting to recur to what took place in parliament
on the passing of the statute under which Captain Berke-
ley end his friends have just been convicted. I find in
Hansard that on the second reacting of the bill in the
Lords, Lord Redeedale observed that " under the
plea of putting down cruelty to animals, the
bill proposed among other thiegs to pot down
cockfighting. He did not, however, think there
was any cruelty in that sport fairly and properly con-
ducted."

Earl Grey opposed the bill on the ground that " the vice
of cruelty was not a proper subject for legislation ;" and
espremed the opinion that no greater cruelty than steeple.
chasing was permitted in this country.
The Duke of Argyll supported the bell, minded whether
Earl Grey was ready to rote for the repeal of the law
spinet bull-baiting?
Hansard records little of the discussion in the Commons,
which seems to have been unimportant, but Mr. Joseph
Hume is represented se haring strongly supported the bill.
—I ern, Ira, OBSEEINKR.

AOZD PILGRIMS' Plenum SoctrYY.—The fifty-
eighth simnel meeting of fie triode of this moiety was
PM last peeing at the Leedom Tavern; Ik. G. Offord le
the their. Mr. Murphy (the eseretaryl read the report,
whit* congratulated the friends ONM moiety upon the
'somas, al the annual sobecriplinas, ebb* were sesemarily
the maiestay of the society. The auxiliaries were all is
active sad suceseshil operation. The number at peepers
now cm the feeds was 62 at 10 view pee assnes, 349 at
5 please per pesos. 113 at Se. pm swath, sad 4 atitz
month, making the total number of peploses. 930.
the yew 69 pensiosere bed died. The new asylum coetep
plated by the committee would coat about 2.0001.. of *MP
11101101$ 3801. see still 'paired, whioh, it was hoped,
would speedily M nook up by the mortices of its Meads.
TM Peal incense of Use moiety for Um post year bed ken
3,7801.1 A. 3d., sad Me expeditors 3,3481. 14e. 3d., leas*
a Phase of 4011. 7s. 3d. The asylum report stated that
there wife at premed 100 inmates recaivisg ite bessite, sad
, that the Isom* for the put year had bees 4431. Oa 1114..
sad the expeodi 071. 12a. 110., leseigg a waft; of
2361. Bs. The Meaty ack9t4d-
London, England, 1865-04-25

slob /b. ow, wad Mr.

dieser was her husbaad,
certain that he west
reed In
of his toszinima that
4 that re.
whim, sad a/so that
'ream. Os &hu-
t, between half pet
ehe fruit mime. late the
t frast of the Am the
rwslYi immis ia sad mid
i that elm mai when abe
d sent the boy for, when
ding behind her, said
t iHe
wlook, and saw that
oe pointing it at
t more thee a yard from
earned, sad the prisoner
stoats cenglti her in the
on the forehead, fella.
Is, became innasible far
,imbed by the prisoner,
Id fell into a waste/44
he prisoner, 1111 be was a

he prisoner into custody
found it full of sunlit%
He searobed the pia*
bee had twee recently
sok of the pistol be adult!
prisoner said it yea only
bad dose no harm Ho
I moan shone.

onlibTaiZok of i Anal

1 he wu house surgeon at
iturday, the 15th inst.e
wow brought to the hal.
forehead end eyelids, aad
Ler underneath the shin,
opinioe the appearances,
by guopowder exploglag
t bed been under his care
that* to owns.

mired the eoe;plaineet's
mild hare bet her eight!

Dad se to what he might
tea down and would he
ls trial, said he was sorry
ram ell through the cursed
idiom! to the Central

STREET.

ZI BY ITS MOTHER,

tot yr% formerly is wt.
iotting-laW, weal clamed
Nal murder of is West
clelrrend is Miry Mame

needed to watch the case
ins of Marylebose.
97 A, mid—On Friday
thrum and saw a
E. Suter." I made in.
orkhouse found that a
alined there of a female
had left. I afterward,
Awning toned the primmer
fiowoonstable, and that I
daring her child by drown.
1 her that she need not say
night be need in evidence
id, and said everyone was
de away with it, and that
r keep horn throwing be.
id, in answer to her sister•
r it, that a woman abe took
she made away with it.
ring with her brother at
London, England, 1865-04-25

ratinAllia
InEDNIEDAY. CO KOMI= TIVIIIIIDAY.
N.R. to NAL and &R.. MAIM g.i. to &W. sail N.IV.,
modscato, fbas. moderate So fr
showers in poops.
As above.

&E. to 8 W. and N.W ,
variable, moderate,
'bowers in some
GN.E. to S.E., and in
places to B.W , fresh
to moderate, One.
As next above.

114mMit. Bastesly to S.W., mo-
derate to fresh, due
generally.
Latins. Variable. moderate,
One.

Northern=Sootland. Western,-Ireland, Wales, and AA*
°odes. SoatbernEngtlah Channel mad Bej of Biwa,.
Tasters oliatward Ragland and Korth 244.

Mr. Wilson Overend, of Sheffield, died soddenly
on Saturday morning. He had not been well for some time,
and his friends were ander coosiderable apprehension, bat
immediate danger was not anticipated. Mr. °reread was
the son of the late Mr. Hall °reread, and was deputy-
lieutensot for the West Riding of Yorkshire, justice
of the peace for Yorkshire and Derbyshire, and chair-
man of the Sheffield quarter seesioas. For • short time he
bold the post of major of the Hellamabire Rifle Volunteers.
FATAL ACCID/I:NT AT MILLS FLATTlNO.—Yesterday
morning a wsgroa•greaffer, named Thomas Taylor. wee em-
ployed upon waggons standing on the main line of the
ucashire and Yorkshire Railway, at Miles Platting, whoa
• truck that had been shunted oat of a siding struck
him ea the neck, and killed him on the spot. He was
50 years old, and has left • wife and six children.
REMISSION or Purasnualer.—Sir George Grey,
having considered the repreoentatioos of the borough jus-
tices for a temimioa of part of a sentesme of eighteen
months' imprisonment pawed upon Hugh McMath, at the
Dover Quarter Sessions, is Jane bat, for 'Malin clothes,
fac., has directed that the last six mouths of the term be
remitted, in consideration of marriess masted in the gaoL
The services referred to were McMath's unwearied altera-
tion to the suffering primers when sirloins was in the
gaol, be having acted as nurse by day and night with mach
leas than the time allotted for rest in the prawn.
WEST DRAM MlLlTLA.—Yesterday (Monday) was
the day appointed for the assembling of this rightmost, now
abort 800 shows, ander the command of Brut.-001. Brine,
for their avowal 28 days' helping, the recruits, who, this
year. are only shout 14 in number, having medusas, their
preliminary seven days' handing. The men mastered yes-
terday in strong force, and there seemed likely to be WA
tow abeeetees.
THE RAC2HORAR ICANGAROO.-•-.WO understand
that this horse, which hen remedy achieved so raspy
triumphs on the tad, has been sold fee 7,0001. to the Mar-
quis of Hastings, and left Lewes tide aseretee. Kangaroo,
we bear, was boasts% by its late owner for 1504, and has
netted upwards of 10,0004 this sprieg.• -Barry Standard.
GREAT NORTHERN lioarrrer., OALIDONIAN-ROAD.
—Number at patients for the week ending April V., 998,
of which NS win new gam.
London, England, 1865-06-28

Sittings! at Niel Priv' ia Ididdheart7(Bolore Lord Mid

Justin Eris sod • Spada Jar,. )

SHAW V. SRI OILLAT 'MUM RAILWAY COMPANY.
This was an action to recover damsges for injuries sue-
taieed in • collision on the defendarita lice ; and the de-
fendants admitted their liability, end paid 501. into oonth ie
setidastion of the Plaintiff's claim.
Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., Sir George Hooyman, and Mr. Led-
gard appeared for the plaintiff ; end Mr. Bevil]. Q. 0., Mr.
Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Clarke for the defendant..
The plaintiff, who was now 21 years of age, had hese
brought up in the City of London School, where he bad
taken several prima He learned shorthand, end last sum-
mer received • sort of preliminary appointment as shorthand
aecretery to Mr. Waren:. In August be was on
• visit to his uncle at Hereford, and on the 7.3 rd of that
month he went on an excursion from Shrewsbury to the
Crumlin viaduct. On the return journey be was in a first.
elms saloon earriage with several gentlemen, and all went
on well until they were going down a steep incline on ap-
proaching Pontypool station. Mr. Harris, • gentleman in
I the employ of the Great Western Railway Company, was
one of the party, and when upon the incline be became ex-
cited, and exclaimed "We are going too fast." He leaned
out of the window and waved his handkerchief as •
and then suddenly withdrawing his head into the
be exclaimed "Coal, coal," and threw himself on to
floor. Moat of the others did the same, mid the plaintiff,
who did not at the moment comprehend the danger, was
about following the example, when the engine dashed into
• coal train. The plaintiff, when in the act of getting on
to the floor, was thrown against the seat upon which he
had been sittiog, and received a severe blow upon
the lower part of the back. Be was removed to the sta-
tion, sad thence to Hereford, where for five week. he was
coedited to hie bed. When he got to London he bad also
to spend some weeks in bed. In November be west to
Hastings for five weeks and received some benefit from am
doing, but since then he bad got somewhat worse, and had
again experienced severe pain. He had not been able to do
a day's work since the accident, and when he came into
court it was with difficulty that he got into the witness-
box, and be gave his evidence sitting.
The medical men who were examined on the part of the
plaintiff gave their opinion that there was some injury to
the spinal column, and laceration of the fibres in that re-
gion, and that it was probable that he would recover in
one or two years if he bad perfect reek, though there was
considerable doubt as to the time.
Mr. Bovill called no evidence for the defendant., bat ad-
dressed the jury, contending that the 5001. paid into court
was sufficient to compensate the plaintiff.
The jury, after coosiiering the matter for half an hour,
found • verdict for the plaintiff for 7001. in addition to the
5001. paid into court.
London, England, 1865-06-28

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

HUNGARY.

The exceptional government is to cease in Hun-
pry on the Lt July. The general belief appears
to be that this event will be immediately followed
by the publicatioa of the royal decree convoking
the Diet Atuarding to an Hungarian journal,
the decree fixing the time of the assembling
of the Diet, as well as the mode of the
eleetioarr, is ready for the Emperor's signature. The
convocation is expected to take place at the
I end of July, and the opening of the Diet in
the month of October. The elections would be
made by provinces and on the electoral bases of
1848. The royal propositions to be submitted to
the future National Assembly are said to form at
this moment the subject of deliberations between
the minister and the Hungarian Chancery. The
Vienna journals seem certain that they shall at
last see the arrival of the representatives of Hun-
gary taking their plans in the Reichsrath, but that
texpectation is not shared by the Hungarian press,

(azoTziesi TIL11111•KIL)
FRANCE.

PARIS, Joys 28.

The Moniteur of to-day says :—" The Emperor
visited yesterday Menilmontant to inspect the large
basins intended to receive the waters of the Dhuys
and Marne. His Majesty was enthusiastically
cheered by the workmen."
In the Corps Legislatif yesterday the extraordi-
nary budget was passed by 247 to 10 votes.
The Court of Cessation has quashed the sentence
passed by the Court of Rouen in reference to the
editors of lithographed sheets.
London, England, 1865-06-28

AUSTRIA.

THE

L CRIBIB.
VIENNA, Jun 28.

The most vague and unreliable rumours are cur-
rent respecting the definite nominations of the new
ministry. ♦U reports, however, agree in pointing
to Count Belorecli as the future Minister of State.
The Emperor has left for IschL

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jima TI, Evanrch

To-day in the Congress the Minister for Foreign
Affairs brought forward the bill authorising the
government to ratify the treaty of commerce with
France.

ITALY.
RETURN OF SIGNOR VEGEZZI.

FLORILNOE, Joss 28.
Signor Vegezzi arrived here yesterday evening,
and was present at a Council of Ministers.
A royal decree has been published, appointing
the members of the new Council of State.
London, England, 1865-06-28

Os Itss motto& that the Lords' amoschooati to ibis bill

W Dbe—earidand.
Mr. NEEGATE rid that the ant of the 12th
Masse of the bill would be this, that the oath el isecuisal
obedience would be retained so pert of the envies I
foe the oedinatioa of priests sad the 61111•110114211 at
whilst the oath riving sant to the artistes
of relish of the cher& of England and the oath el saps.-
essay would act be retained in the Nerviest Be sealed at
believe that it was the intention of the hymns of the bill
to place • natter of same discipline is the position of higher
importunes than a question involving °bedtime to the
floveesep.
air G. GREY mid that the oath at esaenissi obedience
did not red apes seatule, edemas Mr oath am to saint to
the artiste el easier and se to the royal capmensy rested
epos the statute law. It was the Malagasy sash oely that
was dealt with by this act, sad there was no intention to
iserfere le any wsw with the eanomital oath of obedience.
The amendeneate wise esnalued sad mead to.
The Neeesemele Ie the Tamils, Ants Gentleman's Bill
were emilieneti sad wend le.
The Goody Courts Equitable jurinfletion BM sad the
Expiring Levi Owatinuesee BM were read a third time and
passed.
The se
te the Oslealal Decks Leese Bill ewe
eataidased sad screed to.
The Minim= (Lnnaborse) Bill pared through caw
mitten
The Loth' otooothosato M the traica Obugeability Bill
London, England, 1865-06-28

THE. IntPRESS, NVEDikitsnAt JijNE

THE NEW 00IINT OF REPEREEB•

.!

me, tried by wart martial, and wheel war breaks out
they take their tarn at foreign service. Yet we
do not hear of any ill effects, from the Feet Guards
not being an exceptional corps in respect to the
power of their commanding odious. If Private
Faun had been tried by either a civil or military
court, and bad been found guilty of robbery, no
one could have found fault with Colowel Manan•xt.
for diamiseing him from the regiment. But to judge
a men against whom there is no evidence, for a
crime which is not even proved to have been com-
mitted ; and to punish a soldier for an offence of
which the man was not even accused, is something
incompatible with our English ideas of justice. The
only praise that can be aeoorded to Colonel Mae.-
SHALL in the whole of this wretched affair is, that
he has by his own act drawn public attention to an
anomaly which should not be allowed to exist any
longer even in the Household Cavalry. Exceptional
regiments we beer with ; exceptional horses,
clothing, and equipments we pay for ; but excep-
tional injustice towards soldiers in the service of
the State is more than we can put up with, even
to please the exceptional officers of the Household
Brigade.

earribl. Them Westin, told of two intallies who bed
Mersa tam farolp parts sad me Map eigies. Owe
of theft ementied m advesime of Sr leas-
able, sad Sean hie masses speedy pentendeg this
Menthdity, appealed to ids friend far arairmatery
teotheesey. To his meweeited his hind sembied ahme-
Mealy dent. Hie hellgembee we gnat, but hie hand's
explemation was sound. " Ity dear Maw," said the Wes.
"I Nair nobody believed you, and I felt that if I supporlad
yea I Meld sot eels feria help yes ost of the salve,
but lima plane myself quite as deeply into the Wm'
Ham 81r Busaitell Palms's reputation alight sada free
tee ekes mare with lir procieedisgs Ada ham gime es
in one ONSi•XI three muses ctl(t.res is which the Leal
High Obanallor figures as the elefeadeet. Our
own °plebe as to the apportioname• et Woo
is the trameotaae has ban freely &geese& and
the public are indebted to Mr. Loegbeld far his insnly dine
charge of a very painful! duty -that of giving point and
dertenniestion to the MoinpleteTfisding of the committee.
Th. statement of tics has. sealer for Yellow will sea- , I
tainly sot beliffected by lithe pabEe sties of the evidesce. •,v
Os the contrary we bare not the slightest d iota that if rur
the 'widows is published verbatim, ad in fell, 51 e opinions
expensed last night will be endoes id throughout the • .4..!
conetry. 8o far as we know, there is so valid n moo why
the report sad the evidence were sot published simultanne esti
cutely. The printed minutes of the proceedings were in the •
heeds of the Lord Camelia withis a limy few hours atter
the termination of each day's 'nominal ion. Wlmt ,
may could there hare been in getting them ready with
the report?
London, England, 1865-06-21

LATEST INTILLIGIKtiCS.

(uvria's Tsugasase.)
SPAIN.

MADRID, Jon 90.

The amount of the subscription to the hypo-
thecated notes, at the rate of 88.33, is officially an-
nounced at 264,994,992 real.

THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWEEN
MARSALA AND LA C ALLE.
PARIS, Jaws 21.
Intelligence has been received here announcing
that the submarine telegraph cable between Mar-
sala and La Calle, on the Algerian coast, has been
successfully laid. Direct telegraphic communi-
cation is now opened between the continent and
Algeria and Tunis.

AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL. Jess 2L
The Inman steamer City of Limerick, which
left New York for Liverpool on the Bth inst., took
250,000 dole. in specie.

ARRIVAL OP JAPANESZ YOUTHS AT
SOUTHAMPTON.

(BY ZLIECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT.)

SOUTHAMPTON, WZDNIMDAY.

-
Among the passengers by the Delhi, which u,
rived ►his morning with the Mediterranean mail, are sire-
tun Japanese youths, who come to this country to be
educated. They are hoe iotelligset•lookiog young fellows.
They are dressed in English costume, and can all speak •
little English. They are stopping at Bacon's Hotel here,
and will proceed to London to-eight.
London, England, 1865-06-21

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Marine, and Opera Glasses, unrivalled for excellence and cheap-
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London, England, 1865-06-21

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O
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all the ewe of narration, the power of graphic description.
the Interest of the plot—all are here. The book Is healthy In
tone, and of engroming interact"—horning Star. Ma73o.
London, England, 1865-06-21

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of Emilia
wheat, both from Item sad Kest. were very moderato.
The condition of the supply, however, was good. Both
red and while wools were is steady request, sod lloadsy's
advance in prices was supported.
Moderate supplies M forMge wheat were ow offer, the
trade for which ruled arm. sad late rates were well ;lain-
taMed. . . . . . .

Flo7eting cargoes of grain changsd hands to a fair exteat,
at quite mon= quotation.
The show of barley was small, Nevertheless the tzado
ruled quiet, but so alteration took pins is the currencies.
Than was a fair sale for malt oo former terms.
The market wee moderately supplied with keno cats,
and the show of English produce was trifling. The demand
for all desoription ruled steady, at fully lets currencies.
In bean., the show of which was very small, sales pre-
greased steadily, at full prices.
The show of pees was toiling. All deacriptions fully
commanded previous quotations.
A fair amount of business was transacted in flour, at last
Monday's currencies.
Th. traneaction is all agricultural nods were so ex-
tremely limited that the quotation ruled almost nominal.
The demand for calve was heavy.
CIIIt6PMT PRIM.
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Wren.. a. e.
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London, England, 1865-06-21

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Jusa 20.
Count d'En and the Princess Isabella of Brazil
are residing at the Belem Palace.
The Spanish Infant, Don Sebastian, is expected
here to-morrow.
The Court is at Mafra.

THE BOMBAY MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Joie I.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Delhi, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
has arrived.

A SIR:CU:IOR TO PRINCZ NAFOLLON.—A Paris
oorrespondeat of the Nord Nays :—" The choice of Prince
Luisa Bonaparte as president of the commission of the
Belvieu' Exhibition, is onsfirmed. Prince Lucien boars
tha "6 of Imperial Manses as son of Lucien Bonaparte
and nephew of Napoleon I. ; be is 52 years of age, a Sons-
tar, and grand recces of the Logics of Honour , be is a man
of education and very modest, who often resides in London,
and enjoys mach consideration there."
London, England, 1865-06-21

PRE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the
I, ACCIDENTAL DEATH nal:maw:it COMPANY Is now
conducted at City Bank Chambers, No. 11, Threadneedle-street,
where the Company is prepared to recess rproposals for Marina
Insurances at the current rates.
ARTHUR JAMES DIMAS, Underwriter.
1. W. ORAL Secretary.
London, England, 1865-06-21

gin Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Joss 20.
The Quoen drove in the grounds yeaterday after-
noon, accessysaied by Prioress Helena.
Her Majesty walked and drove this morning, accompanied
by Princess Beatrice end PAW* Leopold.
Pricer Helens and Princess Louise, attended by Lady
Caroline Barrington and Colossi the Hon. D. de Rom,
left the Castle this =eyeing for Brickingham Palace.
The Hon. Boratia Stopford arrived at the Castle.
The Prince of Wales, accompanied by the Duke of Bra-
bant, drove to Chiswick yesterday, and visited the Dowager
Duchess of Sutherland.
In the eveniog his Royal Highness honoured the Belgian
Minister and Madame Van de Weyer, with his company at
dinner, to meet the Doke and Duchess of Brabant.

The Marquis Townshend's bail, announced for the 214
indent, and postponed to the 29th, will take place on
Friday next, the 23rd.
A deputation had au interview withVieconnt Palmerston,
at C.mbridge-house, yesterday, on the subject of the mail
service to Belfast and the North of Ireland via Portpatrick
and Donaghadee.
London, England, 1865-06-21

DE!'ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
PACKET SHIP. For LAUNCESTON Direct (hoe
meat part of her cargo engaged, and will ha*. quick despatch),
Is beautiful new clipper FUGITIVE A 1 10 years. register
st tons, W. R. BARWOOD, Commander lying In the West
bils rocks. This tine chip, built by Mews. W. Pile, Bay. and
A, of Sunderland, expressly 'for the Tasmanian trade, is noted
bey fart sailing qualities, and has Antral* accommodation
Ira few chief cabin woman. n— For terms of freight or pas.
ka apply to Mr. T. B. W WEEK, lsA, St. Helen's
-place;
eto DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiterstreet.
London, England, 1865-06-21

1865.

All this will come out and be appreciated in
Parliament when there are men there qualified to
exhibit the facts. And with all these bright dis-
closures will come out glimpses of the dark side.
We shall hear how it is that the military element
is dissatisfied, and almost disaffected, and that the
security of our empire in India is thereby becoming
impaired. We may be enabled to understand the
growing impression that there is no certainty of a
continuance of the noble order of civil administra-
tors in India, on whom the trust of the country
mainly rests. Yet, while saying this, we remember
that, by the very supposition, the case will then
have greatly improved, and much of the ground
for apprehension will have disappeared. When we
have in the House a band of members, however
small, qualified to meet the SECRETARY foe 'sou
on the ground which he has almost entirely to him-
self, we may have an easy conscience about our
I pledges to the people of India ; and we shall cer-
tainly have much easier minds about the fortunes
of both countries, our own and theirs, than we
deserve to have now.
London, England, 1865-06-21

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The moet seletithically prepared and moat powerful nubi-
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the eecremons, on the integrity of which perfect health de-
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!!raur, among other infiredients, pepoineand phosphate of soda,
Prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic.
'ire be. per bottle, or four paantttles in ate tee 23. Sole
tests, Beare Baumgarten a _ SID, OnbXesigeet. W.C.
lonslturenAtreet, Loam.
London, England, 1865-06-21

JUNE 21, 181

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Juni 19.
FINAL ZXAMINATION.—LAW AND MODERN HIS.
TORT CLASS LIST.—The examiaers in the law and modern
history (W. fimbhs, S. T. Owen. It. E. Digby) halm to-day
issued their award of claims Si follows :
Class 1.—Egerton Hubbard, Christ Church ; and Edward
Bleir-Demy Michell, Magdalen College.
Chile 2.—Cbarlee Hoary Edward Carmichael, Trinity
College ; Vim:moot Downs, Christ Church ; Eduard Charles
Follett, Baikal College ; and Thomas Taylor, Corpus Christi

College.
Class 3. —Stephen Brown Bathe, Baliiol College; Edmond
Byron, Christ Church; and Constantine Meynisr Smith.
Balliol College.
Class 4. —John Gillam, St. Mary Hall ; Spencer F.
Arthur Smith, University College ; and Robert B. Webb.
Pembroke College,
CILAV6II &HOLM/SHIM —Tim examiners for the Craves
fiehohirships have notified to the Viee•Chaneellor that they
have awarded them as follows:—John B. Leortht
junior student, Christ Church ; and William Hwy %mos,
fellow Queen's College—squid.

OXFORD, JUNI 20.
PUSSY AND ELLINTON, AND KINNICOTT Hinalw Soso.
LASBHIPS.—The examiners for thee* scholarships have to-
day notified to the Vice-Chancellor that they have awarded
them as follows :
Kcioricorr SonoLauinip.—John Purvey, as., and Ex.
hibitiorier, Balliol Collet*.
PURR AND ELLIIITOIS SCHOLLBSW.—A. G. WWI.,
Christ Church.
HOSOWIT Dtmoina.—The following list of distinguished
persons on whom the honorary degree of D.C.L. is pre-
poied to be conferred to-morrow (Wedueada)) has to-day
been issued by the Vine-Chancellor :—Tae Right Hos. Lord
Lyons, /IL A.. Christ Church, G.C.8., her Majesty's late
Minister at Washington ; Lieut-General Sir Hugh H. Rees,
GALS., lE.S.L. late Commander-in-Chial in India; Coast
Melchior' lks Vogfif, member of the Imperial Society of
of
AN-
tiquaries, correspondent of the Archwdogical Institute
Rome, fir- ; the Has. John Alexander Macdonald, Executive
Councillor in Canada, and Attoreeyaimeral of Upper
Canada ; Henry James Sumner Mains, LL. D., Visit? Hall.
Cambridge, So., Legislative member of the Supreme Coated
of fedi*. late Regius Professor of Laws in the Universitate& al
Cambridge ; Robert Christians, M.D., Prof smog of M
Medics, Edioburgh ; William Stokes, M.D., Regius Pro-
fessor of Physic, Trinity College, Dublin.
London, England, 1865-06-21

FRANCK.

PARIS, JONI 20.
The Emperor received Prince Napoleon at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
In the Corps Legialatif to-day the government
brought forward a bill relative to the general and
municipal councils.

THE STRIKES IN PARIS.
PABIS, JuN 20.

In to-day's sitting of the Senate, Baron) Dupin
spoke on the question of strikes, and said that the
working men took advantage of the new law on
coalitions in a manner much to he regretted. The
government should take the matter into considera-
tion, and if unwilling to abolish this law—a step he
would strongly approve of—it would perhaps be
necessary to vote a new penal law on the subject,
which would certainly meet with support both
from the senate and corps legislatif. Baron Dupin
was frequently cheered during the delivery of his
speech.

THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.
VIENNA, Jon 20, BUSING.

The Oesterreithiache Zeitung of to-day says :

"The reply which Count von Menadorff-Pouilly
sent on the 17th inst. to the last note of Herr von
Bismarck energetically rejects the demand of Prus-
sia for the removal of the Duke of Augustenburg
from Holstein. The Austrian Minister regards the
representations of Herr von Bismarck respecting
the proceedings of a secret government, carried on
by the Duke of Augustenburg in Kiel, as unjusti-
fiable, and expresses his astonishment that the
Prussian Minister should continue to speak of two
claimants to the Duchies.

THE AUSTRIAN REIOHSRATH.

VIENNA, JUNK
_2o._

- -
The finance committee of the lower house of the
Reichsrath agreed to-day to the bill for the loan
of 13 millions of florins required to meet the July
engagements of the government The committee
tecommend that the loan should be contracted in
the manner least burthensome to the treasury.

The Minister of Finance, who was present at the
sitting of the committee, stated that the government
would neither issue more paper moneynor raise any
forced loan.
London, England, 1865-06-21

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMPANY.-( THIS DAY.

This afternoon the annual meeting of the above
oonspiay was held at New Brovi-strset ; Mr. B. W.
amnia in the chair. The directors recommended that
the usual dividend of 7 Fx oent., free of income
tan, be declared payable on the 15th July and the 15th
January next They stated that without actually exceed-
ing the income the dividend might have been increased, but
they were of opinion that it would imprudent to appropriate
the surplus es a metre against lasses that might sr;se
front circumstances mentioned in the report.
The revert was adopted.

The Mayor of Plymouth has received a letter
from Major-General %Dolly,, stating that the Owl had no
authority for making the assertion that the Prince of Wales
would visit Plymouth in the middle of July, the time when
the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society will take
place there, the major-general adding that he was not aware
that his Royal Righnem has any intention of visiting Ply-
mouth as pretest.
There will be a field-day at Woolwich (says the
Own on Saturday the Lt of July, at which several of
the London Volunteer Corps—Lord Grosvenor's, Lord
Doha's, Colonel Lindsay's, &a, and the local I
Rent corps—will be present. The troops in garrison
will be on this field, and the whole will be under the corn-
EllAd of Major-General Wards, C. 8., commandant of
Woolwich garrison. The line will be formed at 5 p.m.
The foundation stone of a new church has just
beer laid at Penarth, near Cardiff, which s to be erected at
the sole expense of Baroness Windsor, who owns a con-
I siderable property in the neighbourhood. The estimated
ooat is 7,000 i.
Sir James Duke paired in favour of the ballot
with Lord George G. Lennox aphid.
Mr. Ayrton, on Friday, will call the attention of
the House of Commons to the expediency of appointing a
salmi committee to inquire into the nouns being puma
for the establishment of a line of steam transports between
England and India, and into the postal service between
England and her Majesty's Eastern dominions and China
vid Alexandria.
The Prvase of Vienna says :—" On Monday last
• manufacturer of this city wan going to celebrate his mar-
: rims with a young girl without any fortune. On arriving
!Atha church the intending bridegroom wished to leave his
hat in the cerriage. He raised it from hie had, but nil-
, fortunately brought away his wig as wall. No sooner did
the young lady see the artificial head of hair detached from
the skull of her lover than she refused to become his wife,
sad sank returned home, to the great disappointment of
he Idioms' awl ethers rho were present."
London, England, 1865-06-21

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ELECTION AT LISICEARD.-(THIS DAY.)

RETURN OF SIR A. BULLER.
(Br ZLICTIIIC TILLGIUPLI.)
(nom OUIR OWN COMINSPONDICNT.)
LISEIEARD, WZDNIVIDAT.
At the hustings this morning, Mr. W. B. SAN-
DBBB proposed, and Mr. J. R. Moou seconded, the nomina-
tion of Sir A. Buller, who was unanimously elected.
Sir A. MILLI'S, in addressing the electors, declared him-
self an ardent sepporter of the present government. lie
would, he said, esorifun minor differences to maintain them
in office. He was in favour of the ballot, the abolition of
church-rates, and an extension of the suffrage. He ex-
pressed great admiration for the financial policy and foreign
administration of the government. Their sagacity and pru.
dense had kept us from war.
London, England, 1865-06-21

TREATMENT OF UNCONVICTED

PRISONERS.

TO TEI MOTTOS OP THE XXPLIONL
Sift,—At the time we and our servants were
undergoieg incarceratioe, in the months of January sad
February last, in the common gaol of Newgate, where wo
were meet at the discretion and upon the responsibility of
the Lord Mayor and Alderman Stone, Sir George Grey
stated in the Home of Omunamis, in reply to a question
from the member for Southwark, that be bad received no
complaint from Messrs. Barry upon the subject. Imme-
diately, therefore, upon our rigouts from imprisonment,
we felt it our duty to ley before Sir G. Grey a statement
of the facts, and copy of our complaint we beg now to
band you herewith, to be dealt with in any manner that
you may think proper, and to neither of our clommunion-
tions have we as yet received from the Home-office any
reply, or even acknowledgment.
Did we only consult our personal feeling on this matter,
we should not trouble you with this letter, but we consider
that it is unreasonable to expect any system to be eterod,
if when it. abases are made manifest, those who have
suffered from such &bum hesitate to speak nut. —W ears, kA,
BARRY BROTHERS.
Mariton's Wharf, Loudon. &E., June 20.

We append as mush of Maws. Berry's letter to Sir George
Grey as relates to their persoual treatment and that of their
'emote in Newgate before trial :
rill EIGHT ROTC Bib GIORGI GUY. BAIT., kn., VIZ
London, England, 1865-06-21

COrI!(TRT ELECTION.

POLLING.—(THIS DAY.)
(BT ELECTRIC IRTZOILAPIL )
COVENTRY, WEDNESDAY.
STATE OP THE POLL AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Return of Mr. Eaton's Committee
• •
Eaton .• • •
Jones ..
Return of Mr. Jones' committee—
TWILVE O'CLOCK.

.. 2,265
.. 1,964

Eaton
Jones

.. 1,962
.. 1,901

WOODSTOCK ELECTION.

Mr. Barnett and his supporters called a public
meeting of the electors, announcing his intention to give
an exposition of his political views. The meeting
wee held yesterday, and wry numerously attended.
It was of a somewhat stormy chamfer. The elec-
tors present seemed &Girona to obtain an answer to
the question, whether hf.. Barnett is • nominee of the
Duke of Marlborough or not, and whether the borough should
or should nos be allowed to choose its representative—
• privilege which has not been exercised for 27
years. No independent member his cat for 40 years. Mr.
Barnett's views appear to be Derbyite although professing
liberal principles. No one proposcd Mr. Barnett as a Et
and proper person to represent the borough, but •
resolution was proposed by Mr. Gadder monad
end curled by • show of hands that Mr. Barnett wee not
• fit and proper representative of the borough on mount
of his palled views and of his connexion with the Duke of
Marlborough. A further resolution—that Mr. Mitchell
Henry was • fit end proper person to represent the borough
—was put and carried by acclamation.
London, England, 1865-04-13

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Before Baron ChannalL)
Mn. Sophia Leinster, who was eouviated at a recent
esesios of mieleassaaur, is basing unlawfully kept an
setablisbusest at Hammersmith, called Zion.bouss, for the
receptiom of hard^ without hay* 1110•11011 from the
Hosemismisems of Leroy, atiendsi to ream" the judgment
of the work
Bane Channel!, addressing the defesidaat, said that shis
had been ooevieted of misdemeanour in beeping a boom for
the reception el letasslos without a peens, bat judgmeot
wee respited to afford her an opportunity of gleEthe
establishment. It appeared, however, that the
utmost leniency bad been shown to her she • in
defying the law, sad this was a course that could Dot be
prmitted. The jodsaa be wee about to par was Dot
his, bat that of the Usraed judge who tried her, sad the
impatasse he was lambasted to pass was that ebe te
im-
prisoed for ow mon* without herd labour, and that abs
also pay a fine of 504 to the •Quems.
The clefeedast, who wad quite surprised by the sea-
linos, was Shoo removed to the interior of the gaol.
London, England, 1865-04-13

T°LADIES. —ROWLA.NDEV KALYDOR, an
Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beautl-
bine the Oomplerlos and this. The radiant bloom It impala
to the cheek, and the softwees and delicacy which it Induces of
the hands and arms, Its capability of soaking irritable and
removing all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, &molar&
lions, and other cutaneous vintatloss, render it Indispensable to
every toilet. It obviates ell the effects of climate on the skin,
whether with reference to cold and lncle, or intense solar
bast. Mee es. 6d. and tiu &L per bottle.old at 20, Hatton-
=f; and by demob& sad perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands
loc" and beware of aparioua and permit:lona articlee under
Um wane of Iralydor.'
London, England, 1865-04-13

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 11.* APPOINTRIXTIL
timauto J. Nott, easooood do Bolder, ordered to ben
-
ootoraiodoood ; Zlifot, Wm osmood tto Dottorol. oototot
to be roootamissionot ; F. Huth, to ootootood tho Tilbury,
commOtioitod ; R. B. Niolholotta, to as Katlay.

PORISHODTH, Aran, 12.
The Urgent, iron screw troopship, Captain S. H.
Henderson, arrived at Portsmouth this morning from Port-
land, with three corspesise el the 87th regiment on board.
She wiß velars with a battery of Royal Artillery.
The Heater. 24. iron screw ship, Captain O. W. PEI,
was uadocked to-day and out of harbour to
band.Sheis nadir order* to proceed to Portland to a
the divisioe of the Mamma apothem sow et anchor there.
The If alarm, 17, screw sloop, use brought down the
harbour this morning, end lashed alongside the Bina&
balk.
The Royal Sovereign, 5, screw tarretchip, which-was un-
der orders to proceed on a cruise is the Channel, has main
been tabs up to her moorings off Headway,.
WOOLWICH, Aran. 12.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
the FilHaralsal Commeadiecia-Ohld, sesompezied by
Wesel G. Gambler, CB., Deputy Adjutant-General of
Royal Artillery, and other *facets, arrived at Woolwich at
half-past 10 eolock this morning, and reviewed the troop*,
and impacted various departments of the garrison.
London, England, 1865-04-13

NOTIIING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and
most useful invention of the day, AOIIA AMARELLL
Hearn JOHN OOSNELL and Co., Three King-court, Lombard-
street, London, perfumers to her Hajesty, respectfully offer to the
public this truly marvellous gold, which gradually restores the
human hair to its pristine hue—no natter at what age. The ague
Amanita has none of the properties of Alyea ; It, on the contrary,
beneecial to the system, and when the hair is once restored
one separation per esooth will keep it in perfect colour. Mee
el la per bottle, or la half bottles, 10e. ed. John Omen and
Co. have been appointed perfumers to If R.ll the Princess
of Maim—JOHN 008 NELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PASTE
Y greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be bad of all per
tamers, chemists, and at the massfactory, 12, Three Iflng.oourt,
Loseheitbalrest. London.