biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-09

THS CiP&

The Diamond Company's steamer Kaffre.ria,
Captain Cummings, arrived at Falmouth yesterday eves-
ins from the Cape, with 53 passengers, • gegenl cargo,
and • mail. SS* left Natal on the 27th April ; Altos Bay,
May 3 ; Table Bay, 6th ; and St. Helena, 15th. The war
excitement along the frontier has proved to have been the
eoesequence of a false alarm. The umessithes at Graham's
Town, however, was so greet that the members of parliament
in that city urged the Governor to move to the frontier
at thee, and to postpone the aethinbly of parliament, which
was summoned to meet at Cape Town on the 27th April.
Sir P. E. Wodebouse replied that all the informatioe re-
solved diva went to show that the frontier panic was us-
founded, sad that the excitement canoed by it wu dying
out. The government, be said, did sot believe that the
Finale, if they were not molested, would rise easiest them.
For some weeks increasing efforts had been made to
agitate the public by rumours sad mirrepreseuta-
lions. The proper place for hie explanation wee,
he said, in parliament, and he declined to create
more distrust and cause inconvenience by postpoeiog
the moils'. The Gkeversor's reply created another excite-
meet le Graham's Town, and an indignation meeting was
held, at which resolutions deprecating the MIMI followed
by his Excellency were adopted. The government policy
us native affairs is disapproved sad rendesmed as all sides
fa t►e eoleey, east sad west.
Parliament was opened oa the 27th April. The Goversor
fr•akly stated his resume for having recourse to the pen-
usenet authority of the Imperial Parlitheeet to *Male the
thethation of Careerist to the missy, sad explained his
frostier peaky Is geweraL The Rerun d Arm* had
adjourned for • week.

OSTSTAL PAIACL—ONII fIEILLIIICI DAY.—
Julia IL —Mammas cm myna* SAM
Mob ►► lS taineWl,4lll ; toba. 9,184.
London, England, 1865-04-04

WINDSOR CASTLE. Aram 3.

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice,
and attended by the Hoe. Florence Seymour, drove io the
Grist Park this morale..
Potatoes, Louisa also went out driving, attended by the
Hon. Caroline Cavendish.
Princess Helena rode in the Home Park.
The Prince sod Prime's of Wales and Priam Albert
Victor left the Castle this morning for Marlborough-hones,
attended by the Osuatess De Grey sad Major Grey.
The Duke and Dnobees of Argyll sad the Dean of Christ
Church base also left the Castle.
The Prism of Wales and Prince Alfred attended Divine
Service yesterday afternoon at St. George's Chapel.
Prince Alfred, attended by Major Cowell, Lieutenant
Haig, sod Dv. Bernhardt, went to London this afternoon.
Major•Genseel Seymour and LieatenartColonel Du Plat
have succeeded Lord Alfred Paget and Colons' the How.
A. Hardinge as Equerries in Waiting to her Majesty.

Li.oteneet•Gsneral the Floe. Sir Edward Cast had the
honour of as audience of the Queen to present his new
volume, " The Lives of the Warriors of the Thirty Years
War," which has been dedicated to her Majesty. The Pro-
sentation copy of the work wait illustrated with photogra-
phic portraits from the galleries of Vienna, Munich, and
Dreaded.

The Priors and P6llOllOl of Wales, with Prince Albert
Victor, returned to Marlborough.liorrre yesterday morning 4
from visiting the Queen at Windsor Castle.
Their royal highnesses were attended by Countess De
Grey and Major Grey.
The Prince of Wales presided at a meeting of the
governors of Wellington College, at the New Palace of West-
minster.
The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive, attended by
Countess De Grey.
The Prince of Wales visited the studio of Sir Edwin
Lai:Auer.
in the afternoon his royal hi;;huess went to the House
of Lords.
The Prince and Princess of Walt*, accompanied by Prince
Alfred, and attended by the Countess De Grey and Major
Grey, with Lieut. Haig and Dr. Bernhardt, in waiting on
Prince Alfred, honoured the Philharmonic Society with their
presence at the Hanover-square Rooms in the evening.
A meeting of the governors of Wellington College was
held yesterday at the Palace of Westminster. Present :
The Prince of Wales, President ; the Earl of Derby, Vice
President ; the Duke of Cambridge, the Archbishop of
Canterbury, Earl Stanhope, the Earl of Dalhorude, the
Bishop of Osfoed, Lord Redesdals, the Right lion. & H.
Walpole, Sir James W. Hagg, But, John Walter, Esq.,
H.P. ; Thome Baring, Erq., Y.P. ; Henry R. Con, Esq. ;
the Rev. E. Benson, 8.D., Head] Master, Colonel the
Hon. W. P. Talbot, Hoe. Secretary, and Mr. Chance,

Secretary.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonisl-olfloe
from the Governors of Canada sad the Bahamas. Des-
patches were soot to the Governon of Gibraltar, Malts,
Ceytoo, Hong Hoeg, sad Lhasa.
London, England, 1865-04-04

MINE IS.--(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocc

The mining market continues active, end shares
in most of the following mines are in good demand,
at the prices quoted. viz.:—Wheal Basest, 102}
to 105 ; Wheal Seton, 205 to 207 i ; East
llk to I ; Tresayean, 5 to 6 ; North Tres-
kerby, 21. 13s. Pd. to 21. ltis. 3d. ; Clifford Amal
gamated, 31 Great Vor, 30 to ; and West
Caradon, 6f to t
Foreign and colonial mining alma are unaltered.
London, England, 1865-04-04

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(asarn% mutalems.)
THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.

PAWS Aram 3.

In the Corps Legislatif to-day the discussion on
the address was resumed. On the amendment
relative to the Bank of France, K Armin criticised
the facility with which the Rank could raise the
rate of disoount as injurious to the country.
K Caller Saint Paul considered the capital of
the Bank insufficient to supply the wants of the
fifty-four branch banks in the provinces. Mes-
sieurs Hautjeans, Forcade-Roquette, Magnin, and
some other members took part in the debate. The
amendment was then rejected, and paragraphs 23
sad 24 were agreed to.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

TUELM, loan. 3.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
the Minister of Finance, in reply to a question in
reference to the loan taken up by Messrs. Hambro
and Sons, declared that the former and present
ministers had consulted the financial committee on
the subject, who stated that the government could
sell the State rail ways without breach of faith towards
the bondholders of the loan contracted by Messrs.
Hambro and Sons.
London, England, 1865-04-04

OPERATIVE COACHMAXERN INDUSTRIAL

EXHIBITION.

The distribution of the prises awarded to the
suceodui orinpatitan at the late exhibition took place lent
In the theatre of the Society of Arts, John-nine;
Adolphe, under the preekleacy of Lord Mono.
The prises oonsisted of money—varying in amount from
half-64=w to five gminew—the Coachmtkers' Company's
bronze made/ in twenty-three fastness, and fa thirty others
sertilicatee 41-merit The recipieate of those latter were, as
a &spiral role, more loudly applauded than those who took
the 0101G07 prima. Whether this wen intended as a reflection
on the Judger, so simply as an screed= of sympathetic
socomintgement to future exertion, it was difficult to de-
termine.
London, England, 1865-04-04

RUSSIA.

I3T. PETTJUSSUBD, Arno 3.
The proprietor and printer of the newspaper Viezt
(Dispatch) and Count Orloff Davidoff, who were
sentenced by a tribunal of first instance to two
months' imprisonment for having published the
Moscow address, have, at the instance of the
Minister of the Interior, been put on their trial
before the Criminal Court of St. Petersburg, which
will revise the sentence.

BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
MARSEILLES, Aram 4,
The Euxine, with the above mails, arrived here
at 10.30 p.m. yesterday.
The mails leave for London at 11.30 cm. to-day.
London, England, 1865-04-04

OLYIIPIO.

One of those deliceTtel;7ll3co mediettas which are
peculiar to the Preach stage, and which require the meet
careful sad refined acting to make them effective, wan pro.
dosed at this house last night, under the title of Always
/Rigida'. The object of the piece is to show how two
young people who have be.. brought up from childhood with
the lusewiedge that they are to be married to each other
may sot be 'were of their deep mutual affection until cir-
cumstances threaten to separate them. The dialogue of the
piece is rather tedious, sod the acting wants polish ; but
fares. and vornediettu are now only used as supplemeatal
overtures to the pest dramas of the evening.
London, England, 1865-04-04

►g"

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

THE FRENCH PRESS UPON MR. COBDEN'S
DEATH.
(nom otri owl onzurosom.)
PARTS. NONDAT EVININO.

All the French papersooniain tributes to the
memory of Mr. Cobden,whose death is felt as a cala-
mity in France almost as much as in England. The
"'ruse appears with a black border round its front
page. M. Emile de Girardin, in his necrological
notice, expresses the opinion that but for Richard
Cobden Sir Robert Peel would now be for-
gotten. If Cobden was never a minister of Queen
Victoria, it was because he declined the proffered
honour ; but he was " minister of enlightened
public opinion" in a country where that opinion is
sovereign, and puts down "even the pretended ow_
nipotence of the Times," which, after opposing free
trade, rallied to it at last. He considers Cobden to
have been more powerful in England during the
last 20 years than all the home and foreign secre-
taries of state put together, for no matter what
they may have said in their speeches or despatches,
Cobden changed the whole course of English
foreign policy. Europe could not do better
than appoint a day of general mourning for Cobden,
but at least M. E. de Girardin is determined that
one journal (La Presse) shall go in mourning for
him. Referring to the immense results which
Cobden achieved by public meetings, M. deGirardin
draws the timely moral that the Corps Legialatif is
fearfully blind now in 1865 to vote against the
liberty of public meeting and to give a fresh con-
secration to the antiquated clauses of the penal
code of 1810. He concludes with the exclamation,
"Oh ! Cobden ! forgive us for this ingratitude."
The Constitutionne, by the pen of IL Paulin
Limayrac, its chief editor, writes on Mr. Cobden as
follows :
Is the death of that gentiewea Beaked lass ow of her
mast illitstrions e,tiseos, and wascazie oaken one of it.
loftiest sad purest lights. The lest tier we bed the
homer of eosin Mr. Cobden he snake about Fames sad
her ernweisa la terms which sr* eeirwed co oar atemery,
sod still wore deeply oa oar bout The future will wit
perhaps sdas ell the views of the fauradar of the Arta-
Cors•Law League, bat it will aadeabeedly mete a &dr
giddied pesidea to the lodsfatigsble Wader cd a peel*.
ides.
It is enemata that the Empress is about to
appear before the world as an authoress, and that,
as a companion book to the "History of Cesar,"
London, England, 1865-02-06

GREECE.

ATHENS, Fax 3.

The uncle of the &log of Greece left Athens this
morning. Natalia' positive is yet known concern-
ing the departure of Count Sponse*.

SPAIN.

MADRID, FlOl. 4.

The Ministry baying obtained a large majority
in the election of the members of the committee
appointed by the Congress to examine the bill for
the forced loan, it is believed that no change in the
Cabinet will take place.

THE BRAZILS.
(By Teirigraph (rein Lisbon.)
BUENOS AYRES, Dec. ET:

Exchange on London, 49f. Ounces, 28.90. Wet
salted oxhide., 34. Tallow, 144 ;no stock, Lum-
ber difficult of sale, at 30 to 36. Flour, 61. Refined
sugar, 20.
London, England, 1865-02-06

9'O PARENTS sod GIJARDIANS.—The return
A. of youth to their respective boardingochoola induces •
solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction, and ROW-
LANDS' MACASSAR oil., for accelerating the growth and
Improving and beautifying the hair, Rowlands' Kalydor. for Do-
proviog the side and completion, sad removing cutaneous
defects, and Rowlands' °dont°. or Pearl Dentifrice, for ren-
dering the teeth beautifully white end preserving the gems,
me considered indispensable accomn line —Sold by A.
LAND and SONS, 20, Hatkeegarden,pa r&
and by chemists and per-
ROW.
fumer+ Ask for Rowtande. articles.
London, England, 1865-02-06

TEETH. - Mr. ESKELL'S EXCLUSIVE
PATVIT.—The right to this Patent was ascend to Mr.
Bekell. et It Oreseesor-aked. Deedetrest, by • Boyd Pea
(Italy yr, MO). sad can only be procured at he residence. where
may be sees, and every Informal= can be obtained.
Verlansthis Patent, Artiedel Teeth to last a lifetime. are took.
and fitted in a few boars. without pain or extraction• They
support loose teeth. and protect tender gents their reeernbhuace
to nature le perfect and tandetestable, sod they an guaranteed
for sadlcation and artkelskon. Treatise os the subje, t sent
for seven stamps Cousaltatkes tree. Terms strictly moderate.
—B. drearvenoretreet. Hoed-street.
London, England, 1865-02-06

MARKET&

COTTON.—Liwiarooi. Fr.s. I.—A lsrips barium Iwo
bees doss to-dol. with doom prima Balm, 12,000 Wm.
Juniata, 6,000 for sposslstios sad =port. I,tloo Amid-
on, 204. to 234 d. ; 600 Peraam, 2044. tom ;10
Marmaima, 224. ; 30 Idamio and Bah* na. ; 2,gyp-
tian, 2044. to 26d.: 200 Smyrna, 13d. to 184. ; 7,660
Surat, lid. to 1844. ; Itadraa. 164 d. ; Bangal, Sande, gn,
844. to 1044. ; ChM. 124. to 130. ; Japws,lso. to

COTTON GOODS.—Masciatevn, 4.—The market
few yen end cloth was flat on Tuesday, but there wee some
improvemest as Wednesday. Since then there has been
000341 fluctuation, but not of much moment. Doyen for the
Eastern markets are believed to hold a heavy aostscidation
of orders for cloth, hut they still appear to be somewhat
timid. They have been anise ia making offers, but at such
low prices as sot to lead to much basanses. le some few
netnews, when manufacturers have bees willing, to give
way • little, some fair purchases have bees made in Alit-
Sip. They an genmelly disposed, however, to welt huller
American advice% and as sellers ere Was( ether
prices then oa Tuesday, business ia slow at the cloweTti:
week. The heavy shipments reported from Wining-
ton to Nassau baton Fort Fisher LA bed lin
largely isoreend quantity reported to have bees
found at Havansek, ere not generally believed is;
but such reports disturb confidence, and induce merchants
who would otherwise be disposed to execute orders far
cloth which have ben held is suspense to keep out of the
market. la some kinds of yarns, such as miter iato the
anima Eastern shirtiop, prices have recovered • little
thin wen, aed are cloned in some came id. to ld. per lb.
higher than on Tuesday. India mules are aLo id.
per lb. better to sell. Bolton yarns and long stapled
twist generally are fiat. There has been some Lunen in
long cloths and T cloths during the week at low prices. Is
printing cloths there has been mom inquiry, bat the offers
I made have been low sod have not lad to much business.
London, England, 1865-02-06

The Assistent.Jaidge—l do not underatand that he other
any antradielles to the facile.
Attraboresgh was then swore, and be said ha wee
very sorry that the report of the trial had appestat "
had hem most prejudidel to him, sad be was most aexime
to exploit *myth's.; connected with it.
The Amistashiadge—At the trial it was stated that the
doles articles were taken to your piece of Misses by the
primmer—that he was a total stranger to your Matra%
who bought the bracelet of the prisoner for ten pima,
'BMW' he Mated that he had only recently bought it ler
18 'Moms. Now bow mach of that statement do you whit
to dray!
Mr. Attemborough mid there had been no strata is
destroy the Identity of the bracelet, and as the
vales of lb gaieties. in the opinion of his mama it
' was sot worth more. He thought that it was cheap
at the prim, and as it appeared that the primer was
tired of it be thought that 10 pumas would do for it. It
was worth about ill. As reprdial the stems they wera
worth more than he expected. He waa very *any that this
bad matured, and he would do scything that be could.
He had carried so business in the mighboarhood
for twisty rams. As the PrilOW mid whemrar=
from, if he were selling stolen goods he would have cm.
rioted himself. His foreman had bought the brawl*
cheaper than he ought to have done, but he (Mr. Aues.
borough) could fled no grounds for the censure which had
lases pared apes himself .
The Assistant-Judge said that the primmer might set
know the ordinary places for rewiring stolen 8e ; but
it appsered that the mistiest Might this bracelet of • man
who wee • perfect stranger to him, for any thief could re•
present himself belonging to my piecehe &end.
Mr. Le Breton said that If this breeelet bed bees hellion.
able, wearable, or ealenble, they would sot have thought
of breaking it up ; but being old-fashioned, it wastro
Mr. Alexander. the jeweller, of Ballow.garalse.
The Aesistrat-Judge
had
that Mr. Atteakormagles maa
had stated that they had broken up the bracelet, and that
they always did se.
Mr. Atteoboreagh odd his mistent wee an imexperimed
ynseg man, and It wee sot the practice mime the articles
were old feablomed. Of cisme when the articles were old
fashioned they were broken up as it was not desirable to
keep the mosey looked new dasm.
The Aseistant4mdire—What you have said will go forth
to the publics, who will no doubt feria their *Moe ; bat
for myself I must my I me so reams to cheammy owe.
It wee mid that you gave the information which led to the
recovery of all the property, bat that Is sot the case. Ad.
dressing the primmer he said—Borne al the articles are eel
found which were plaited in the ease cue se those which
have been recovered, and I have groat doubts whether I
ought not to sentence you to a loeg term of meal servitude,
but I will not do so. Still you must have a severe meter%
which is, that you be imprisoned sad kept to hard trams
for 18 calendar mouths.
London, England, 1865-02-06

EXPIf3SB FROM PARIS

(NOON 0131 owl comuraromerr.)
PARIS, SUNDAY EVIIIIIO.

The France, which professes to have special in-
formation u to what took place at the Privy
Council yesterday, says

We are waved that Prime Napoleon sad N. Duray
warmly advocated the priacdple of gratuitous instructioe in
primary schools. But it appearing that the draft of the
bill was sot suffioiretly precise, and that in • financial
point of view on pattiedarly it was open to serious ob-
*time, the Emperor decided that • special committee
should be named to settle the principles of a new law. The
members of this committee are—Prince Napoleon, presi-
dent; the Duke de Persigey, Marshal Valliant, and M.
Daisy.
The result—a more common one than any other
when puffs preliminary announce that some great
social problem is about to be solved by the empire
—is that nothing was done. The nomination of a
committee is an ordinary expedient for postponing
a difficult subject to the Greek calends. A com-
mittee was appointed to settle the conditions of
perpetual copyright, and two years after the
press bad rung with praises of the Emperor
whose genius had done justice to authors,
the Council of State reported that the thing was
impossible. lam not saying the same of gratui-
tous instruction, which is no doubt both possible
and desirable to a great extent ; but the partisans
of the measure must sot flatter themselves that the
nomination of a committee is any sure pledge of
1111001146.

A. Turin correspondence in the ➢fouiteur leads to
the conclusion that Victor Emmanuel's departure
for Florence after the Turin riots was only the
prelude to the transfer of the seat of government to
the former city before the time appointed. The
Moniteur's correspor.dent thinks that the Italian
parliament will not again meet in Turin, and that
there will be a general election before the opening
of the parliament in Florence.
Count Walewski had an evening party on Thurs-
day last, for the purpose of showing to his friends
a Severe vase, ornamented with allegorical paint-
ings representing Painting, Poetry, and Comedy,
which has just been presented to him by the
Emperor as a testimonial of approbation of his
direction of the fine arts when he was Minister of
State.

---
The second ballot between M. Guiaot and bis

competitors for a seat in the Protestant Council of
Paris is fixed for Much 5. The struggle will be
very close one. All the catholic journals support
M. Guizot, in whose doctrines of church govern-
ment they see a resemblance to their own ; but
such friends are likely to do him more harm than
go°l
London, England, 1865-02-06

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

MALTA, Fn. 3.

The Syria leaves at 2 a. m. for Marseilles.
The Ceylon, with the heavy portion of the above
mails, may be expected at Southampton about the
12th instant.
London, England, 1865-02-06

THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

- -
H.M.S. Gladiator, 6, paddle frigate, Captain F.
H. Shorts, arrived at Plymouth on Saturday eight from the
West Comet of Africa and /declaim. She forestalls the
coming homeward coast mail steamer, due at Liverpool
about the 10th instant. The Gladiator's dates are, Lagos,
Jan. 3 ; Accra, 8 ; Cap Coast, 11 ; Sierra Leone, 15 ;
Gambia, 22 ; and Madeira, 29. She brings home the
commission, oeseistrog of Colossi Ord, ILE, Go-
vernor of Bermuda, and his private secretary,
Mr. Plow, that was sent out in October last
by government to examine into the administration of the
government of the various settlements on the coast, and
into the political, financial, and commercial positions and
relations of the settlements. With the object of furnishing
her Majesty's ministers with the information of what is the
actual situation of each settlement, and whether it is ad-
visible to recommend any alteration* in its administration
or to advise Its retention or abandonment, Colonel Ord has
visited Bedsgry, Lego, Mere, Cape Coast, Sierra Leone,
and the Gambia. The appointment of this oommileioo
arose from the notice given by Mr. Adderley of his intim-
Use to move, on the opening of the coming esesiona of par-
liament, for a parliamentary inquiry into the state of those
settlement', and the causes cad conduct of the data:dee
war.

DESPATCH OF THE INDIA AND CHINA NUTLS..

Sotiewinen, To. 4.—The Peewee sad Oriental Co®-
pas?' steamer Pen, Captain datelines, sailed beam today
at 3 p.m., with the mails for Gibraltar, the Meditensean,
Egypt, Ades, Ogles, fade (except Bombay), and China.
together with 56 be mad 32 second ales punnets, sad
os freight 363 boxes spree value 06,2331. 12s. for the fol-
lowing ports, ex —Gale, gold oain, 2151. ; watch.., 661. ;
Madras, gold tea, 1,2191. 10r.; silver ads, 377/. ; gold
thread and watches, kis., 1,190/. fs. ; bar silver, 15,6001. ;
Calcutta, gold coin, 481. 10a. ; jewellery, 1,0641.; Singsporo,
dollar, 24,001. ; liosg-Roos, stollen, 44,62 E. ; )ewellary,
2,3291.: Sheiglsal, dollars, 3,8001 .; bar elver, 5701. ; silver
eta, 601. ; wstabas, he., 3841. The Pen aloe took oat a
full cargo of general teerehaedie, principally Mentereder
I pals.
London, England, 1865-02-06

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

—— _
ADMIRALTY, Fsa. 4.•••APPOINTRIMIS. —Surgeon
Donlon Jackson, recently promoted from the Duke of
Welliegton, to be additroaal to the Asia, for service is the
Eachantras, paddle yacht, at PortiowsUi.
Chaplain the it... James hotelmen, to the Meander,
atorvelep, at Aemesion. vim Sled.
Second Muter Thomas Potter, to the N ipr, 13, screw
corvette. at Woolwich.
Paymaster's Aesintaat John F. Rabe, to be additional of
the Am* for sinks to the Fienhantrees.
EbOrlceuteettnt Charles B. Broome, from the Black
Priam, to the Niger.
Midshipman Edmund W. Burt, to the Black Prince.
Naval Cadet William W. Devotee, to the Niger.

PORTSMOUTH, Fri. 5.
The surviving officers and men of her Majesty's
ship Bombay wrecked off Moat, Video ea tbe Ina Dec..
arrived at 14.irtarsonth from Liverpool at one o'otook yes-
terday morning, and are berthed as board the Dabs of Wel-
liagtim. The mew have been granted have instil Tawdry
mormug. We believe that the preeidsat el the mime.
martial will bs Roar-Admiral Sydney Colpoye Dooms, CB.,
Coommadsvia-Ohisl of ths Manuel Squadron. Is
u-
pload that As Narcisms. So, screw frigate, will be fitted
oat to take she place of the Bombay.
We leers,awhat appears to be good authority, that
provision will be made is the seat navy entimatos tor re-
dame, the airy sod the madam 1,000 men mob.
The Fox, 2, Boa 'grew storwahip, Staff•Oommander Hilary
A. Moriarty, strived at Spithead this morning from the Ms.
diterransan, with invalids sad storm. She discharged the
former in the afternoon, and was ordered to proceed to
Woolwich.

TRAM, Fr

Fn.
The Lords of the Admiralty having decided on mak-
=broke *es of the iron shipballdies yards, ass of the
hem that establiaheimat has bees eceapied at this
gavotte( 1e
&Noising • ksowledge of the Isstem of Goa-
gavotte( imp &iris orris& eat at this establishment.

COURT-MARTIAL AT PLYMOUTH.—A court-martial
wu opined os Friday oa board the Royal Adelaide, guard-
ship at Hamm" for the trial of Charles Frederiok Palmer,
aonirmoder, and Colman Mark Hammond, master, of her
Majesty's ship Virago. The charges brought against the
prismier am—First, negligently mingling elm sloop Virago,
ta sot minim to be takes soffloieot soundings and suMoiont
obeenstioaa in order to umiak the position of the ship,
in sceordases with article, 1 sad 15, chap. 19, of the
gown's regulatioas sod Admiralty's's/solder for the go-
veins's% al lute Majesty's naval sandoe, sod thereby ha-
sardiag the ions mid streadiog of the ship ; second, far not
seteriag la the ship's log the partioalars enjoined by artists
19 of chapter 46 of the Quesia's regulations sod Admiralty
histrootioss. The prosecution was dosed on Saturday, and
the court adjourned till this afternoon.
London, England, 1865-08-08

[STAXPED, ld. ADDITIONAL]

in which the goods of the two nations were displayed.
The greet crowd which had thus atembled prevented more
than the moat enacry impaction of the cadeata, but we
may say generally that they were rather above the average
of workrees'a exhibitions. The Preach contribution are ea
yet few in Dumber, but much is promised, includieg some
articles of a very high character. Altogether, the exhi-
bition in very creditable, the more especially as Mr.
Codapby assured us it was due ealasively to tbe 'Radical
of working mew, and bed received DO •rules►tic or wealthy
patronage whatever.
London, England, 1865-08-08

COI'S OP A L 11172 FROM 0. B. AIRY, Z3Q.

Dear Sir,—Mr. Glaislier's communication of
yesterday (Sunday, August 6) will have put you in
complete possession of the state of the magnetic
currents to 10 a.m. on the morning of Sunday,
August 6. Since that time the changes have been
as follows—From 10 a.m. on Sunday, August 6,
the indications of magnetic disturbance in all direc-
tions gradually diminished, and at 3 a.m. of this
morning (Monday, August 7) they may be consi-
dered as having regained their ordinary and normal
character.
The spontaneous earth currents on the Dartford
line had so far lost their violence and irregularity
that the trace on the self-regulating apparatus was
perfect after 10 am. ou Sunday, August 6. The
spontaneous currents on the Croydon line were
stronger ; their violence and irregularity, however,
abated about noon on Sunday, and from that time
there has been continuous register. Idu not pro-
pose to make further communication to you, unless
some new disturbance should present itself.
In conclusion, 1 would remark that from the
beginning of the magnetic storm on Wednesday,
August 2nd, at noon, to its termination on Sunday,
August 6, about 10 a.m., I do not think it possible
that a telegraphic signal can have passed through
the Atlantic Cable, or that any experiment can have
valid information as to the interruption or failure
in insulation of the wire. Since Sunday morning,
August 6, at 10 a.m., I should think that signals
would pass, and that legitimate inferences may be
drawn from the ordinary test experiments.-1
am, .lc., (Signed) G. B. AIRY.
Royal Observatory, Greenwich, Monday,
Aug. 7, II a.m.
London, England, 1865-08-08

TEE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
James Mae, clerk, wee brought op cm remand, charged
with stealing the sums ci 40i. and 301., the monies of his
employers, Mesas. Prescott and Or.,
bankers.
Mr. Bees, from the offloe of Mr. Mullen; proesented ; and
Mr. Morgan (Humphreys and Morgan) was present to watch
the case for the prisoner.
The partionisre of the cue have appeared is full.
Yeaterdsy the only evicts 's°, adduced was to trees the
bank onus to the possession of the primmer, end he was
' committed for trial.
Alfred Joseph Martin, deersibed as a chemist. residing at
Ingham-cottage. Gurney-road, Stratford, was brought up is
I custody of Detective Sergeant Pitchman, having been ap-
prehended by that officer upon warrant charging him with
having committed perjury.
; Mr. Cbipperfield, of Trinity-aka* Soathwerk, pea
wonted.
The alleged perjury wu contained in an affidavit morn
Ito by the prisoner in respeot of two bill of exchange upon
; which he had been sued. In as Indio, ot the kind a de-
' fondant cannot defend • writ until be has made an afff-
davit showing the defence he bas. The two bills in
' question were for 251. and 101. reapectively,and ware drawn
by Mr. William Martin, the defendant's nod and
by the defendant.. They were disnountede, fee ail=
Martin by Mr. Suffolk, who seed the defendant ton the
amount upon their being dishonoured.
In the affidavit the defendant stated that be had never
received any consideration for the bills, and that an agree-
ment bad Lean made between the plaintiff, Mr. Suffolk, and
William Martin to ens the defendant for the amount of the
bills, 'edit he paid them they were to divide the premeds
between them. and that in the event of the bills not being
paid Mr. Mande was to pay the mete esti of pocket, sad
that he had seen Mr. Martin within a month from the date
et the affidavit, and that he showed him the bilk% and
offered to gin them up to him far
Mr. Sarah proved amountaeg the MI6 for the primmest's
used% William Marti; and produced the Amines which
. he pre him, and whisk had thee sines retnneed to Mot
through
_Ms bankers. He swore positively that no arnspi•
mat had b nid Oat dr bilk Poi Nees bus oat d his
London, England, 1865-08-08

THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

TO THE =Tom OF TILT ILIM3II._

Sin,—With this 1 send a concluding letter from
the Astronomer-Royal on the subject of the recent
magnetic storms. With regard to the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable, 1 am sorry to say there is nothing
at this time to report beyond what has already been
published and discussed is your colmas.—l am, &c.,
GEORGE SAWARD,
Secretary and General Superintendent.
Atlastio Telegraph Coasissoy. 12, St. Halou's-plans,
Bishopsgsto•stiost N Sada, August 7.
London, England, 1865-08-08

MIDDLESEX v. LLNOASHIEE.

This return match eiat the Middlesex
County Ground, Caladoeian•roed, Islington, ceteeday,
and after some short delay occaniNied by rale Mddlwx meat
in their men, having won the tom. The bowlers were Rey-
nolds and Smith, but neither Mr. Wilkinson nor Hearne,
who commenced the battle& were got rid of till a change of
bowling had taken place and the moors reached bL Through-
out the home society displayed some euelleet batting, but
Hamra. It. D. and V. E. Walker were preeminent for the
Tepidity with which tkefr runs were obtained. At the con-
elusion of the play Ltscashire had het Poor wickets for 73
nue. The match will be continued this day at 12 o'clock.
In its first insisgs, Middlesex soared 22&

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.—TiIe report
°tithe directors, to be embeetted to the half-yearly mestbas
of the company at fitokompea-Treat, to-isomer, Mates
that sines the lest half-yearly eseetieg the company have
sustained a great less I. thedestb of Mr. Bradrick, and that
leieetenant-Clolosel Pearson had been chosen to emesed
him as chairman. The &preemies in the Wm trade alluded
to in the hat report was greatly itemised by the strike
of the puddler'. The satire enspeseioa thereby commioned
of ms of the staple Wades at the district, combined with the
recent parliamentary redaction of tolls on the email, has
ceased soak a halm off in the revenue, that Me diameters
are usable to reesesseend a dividend at the rate of MOM
Mae 36 per cent per men= far the half-vear. The strike
havio4 now terminated, it in expected that Wade will re-
some dm former activity. There ls a large ismer, in the
number of pnmengers, but an immense of 8001 male is re-
ceipts. This may be attributed to the running of short
Warns at low farm between the towns in the Potteries,
as the remain al the Healey and Biddelpb
amesselcrepamenger Waffle. On the canal there is a faille(
off is the ball-year es compared with that of
1864 af nearly 100,000 tens, and 10,0001. is tolls. The
bill fee the loop line to easseet the Pottery teem with
the mein limo has bees passed with a few unimportant
altwatiorms. Ted works ea the Oheetertes tame are
o mealy eampleted. The Look line God the Buries brassie
satisfactorily, and it n espeated they will
ha reedy rr iltrefis towards the middle of sat year. The
Market Drayton Use bee bees dated out, and earmyere
are sew lompod co the itedlcy lima. The works will be
amasses& is the opens at the salami. Prooparations are
is programs ter the aosstraction et the Maseissield,
Bol-
lifftes. ad Maple Rainey, Is wide the cempsny ere
nalneribees et he the capital. Of the 356,00004. sew pre-
ference 5 per met. stock created at the last Ulf-yearly
meting, the mitarebeldeno mespied 2144571. • korthee
sam of 79,0001. was deposed of at a premium which is
credited in the balances. and will go in diminution
of the teeming hewed. and the remainder will be issued
as the money is required.
London, England, 1865-08-08

CHINA.

CANTON, JUNI 29.

Grey shirtings and twist lower. Export of tea
to date, 14,000,0301 be. Exchange on Lon-
don, 49. 51d.

SHANGHIE, JUNG 22.
Tea quiet. Silk active. Exchange on Lon•
in, tie. 3d.
London, England, 1865-08-08

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUS r 8, 1865.

THE POLICY OF SPAIN TOWARDS
SAINT DOSINOCis
The Mosta of yesterday says :
" A door should be either open ar shut," says the pro-
verb. The Spanish government is not of this opinion, and
it has found • middle souse, which consists in leaving the
door ajar. It is at Saint Domingo that it has applied this
iogenioua method, if we may credit the news published by
several Spanish pipets, the Spoors and the Correspon-
ds's:SG among others. To entirely renounce the neoplasia'
of the Dominican Unitary is, it appears, beyoad the power
of Spain, which is quite naturally upland when it
la remembered that the present hamlet the cabinet, Marshal
O'Donnell, was the promoter of theSeint Domingo expedition,
which doubtlem appears to biro one of the most meritorious
sate of his political career. People do not readily admit
their errors, sad they would much more willingly condemn
their good qualities than their faults; each is the infirmity
of human n►ture. General Deadar•, wider pretence of
some difficulties which ban arisen between himself and the
leaders of the native government, is mid to have published
a proclamation to the effect—l. That in effecting the
evacuation of the island Spain reserves all her
rights of reiecorporation, and that she will pat in
folio them rights wh he may deem neomary ; 2od,
That the war between Spain and Saint Domingo continues ;
3rd, That the blockade of all the ports and saute of the
Dominions territory is maintained. So says the Sporn.
Ataexcling to the Correopondencia, Spain clef= to keep
Sammie, and to fortify it as • strategical naval station, in
which the Dominicans desirous of remaining subject' of
Spain should find • refuge against the violence of their
ungrateful fellow countrymen." The Dominicans are
thus ungrateful, because they prefer to preserve
their independence rather than endure, by becoming
subjects of Spain, the harsh ngirm she imposes
upon her colonies. This reproach of ingratitude is the
Parthiai arrow shot at them at the last moment. It Y 5
evident that Samara, once fortified, would become a
centre of enaexionist intriguer, thoroughly calculated to
serve them ulterior projects of reincorporation which
General Gaodara does not take the trouble to conceal, and
that the Dominicans can n no way permit Spain to main.
lain thus • footing upon their territory. This is
bow matters stand. The Spanish government bad im-
prudently entered upon au undertaking which meld
only lead to the most &oestrous results; enlightened by Gruel
experience, it had formed the sensible resolution of re.
tracing its steps ; but in this withdrawal, imperiously com-
manded by circumstances, we know not what unfortunate
return of ambition, what false shame detains and stops it
half way. It eremites S.int Domingo without evacuating it,
and it makes poses without renouncing war. The harm it
hes done was well dam ; the good, it hesitates over, and
does badly.
London, England, 1865-08-08

LAUNCH OP A STEAM YACHT POB THE

VICEROY OP EGYPT.

Yesterday the state yacht Mahroussi, which has
been constructed by Mears. &muds Brothers, at their
building yard, Millwall, Poplar, for his highness the Viceroy
of Egypt, under his highsem's special orders, was launched
from the building slip under the most favourable auspices.
This vessel, a paddle steamer, the largest of her class
that has yet been built, is 400 feet long over all, 42 feet
beam, 29 feet deep, and measures 3,200 tons. files has been
built under an order given personally by the Viceroy
in October lest to Mr. J. 1). A. Flamed* (the present M.P.
for Tavistock) cm his visit to Egypt, and the first plate of
her keel was /aid only on the 13th January last. The di-
mensions and form of the vessel, and, indeed, all matters
conducing to its form and construction, were left entirely to
the discretion of Mr. Suituda, the sole desire of the Viceroy
being to obtain a veinal with the best sea-going qualities,
and the fastest speed the experience of the firm could pro-
duce. Looking to the magnificent props, tions, the grace-
ful and symmetrical lines, the buoyancy wiili which she
float. on the water, and the space provided for the gigantic
mines intended to propel her, there seems very little doubt
but that a result folly equal to the highest eapestaticies
formed of her performanoe will be realised. The internal
arrangements are on the most comprehensive scale, and in-
clude under a full p yop a suite of insgoificent state-rooms
9 feet high, the largest stloon being 60 feet by 38 feet.
Below the deck the entire range of cabion are nearly
equally lofty, and the whole length of the vessel aft of the
engines is appropriated to state apartments for the Viceroy
and hi. special attendee* while an entire deck below the
main rabies is devoted to the use of hi. suite end high
officers of state.
London, England, 1865-08-08

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

(131:171WI TILZ011•111.)
FRAICCIC.

PARIS, AOGUIST 7.

The Pays cd this evening says :—" Yesterday
Baron von Wordier transmitted to Count von Meus-1
dorf Pouilly new proposals from Ben von Bis-
marck with regard to the Duchies. The proposals
beer the character of a definitive decision on the
subject."
At the distribution of prizes at the Sorbonne, M.
Duruy made a speech, in which he announced that
the works of the future Laureates for the general
competition of 1867 sent in from Paris and the
departments will be laid before the committee of
' the Universal Exhibition. Be invited foreign
countries to take part in this competition.
Abd-el-Bader was present at the ceremony.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Acrouer 7.

Herr von Bengt had a conference yesterday with
the various representatives of German governments
in this city. He was received by the Emperor of
Austria to-day.
The Neue Preis Prase of to-day asserts that Baron
von Wertber and Count von Mensdorff-Pouilly had
come to an understanding yesterday, in accordance
with which the possession of the Duchies should
continue on a new basis, and the present commis-
sioners, Herr von Habbhuber and Baron von
Zedlitz should be replaced.
London, England, 1865-08-08

MSS,

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CABLta

The following telegram has been received by
Renter's Telegram Company (Limited), from It. A.
Mara, Encl., managing director of the Telegraph
Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited):
" VAbENTIA. AUGUST 7.
" May's teats to-day make the distance of the
fault 1,175 miles, taking the temperature of the
water at 31. 1 think the last distance telegraphed
is right."

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

(Vie Grasnosstk.)
NEW YORE, JULY 28, Armin:as.
The Shenandoah destroyed a large numbey of
whalers in the North Pacific last month. She con-
tinues her depredations.
A doubtful report has been received, rid Cairo,
that orders had been issued at Matamoros to pre-
pare accoutrements for 35,000 imperial troops, the
reason assigned being the concentration of a similar
number of Federal troops at Brownsville and ad-
jacent points.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
A dividend of 4 per cent. has been declared upon
the common stock of the Erie Railroad, and of 3}
per cent, on the preference stock. Gold 1451 ;
Exchange on London, 157 ; on Paris, 3.60. Stocks
steady ; New York Centrals, 95i ; Illinois, 127 ;
Erie, 931; 5-20 Bonds, 1051.
NEW YORK, Jou 29, Emma.
Governor Brownlow has requested General
Thomas to send troops into the counties of Tennes-
see to preserve order during the elections.
The Raleigh Standard asserts that the rebel
element is gaining strength in North Carolina. The
rebel papers openly denounce the government for
promulgating treason.
It is reported that Kirby Smith has escaped to
Mexico, and has surrendered to the Governor of
Satillo, and by him been paroled.
The hostile feeling between the French and the
Federal troops along the Mexican frontier is re-
ported to be increasing.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

KEW YORK, JULY 27, Evesnic.
Money tighter. Gold advanced yesterday to 146 ;
since declining, and closing to-day at 1431. Ex-
change on London, 155,E ; on Peril% 3.62. Stocks
steady. New York Central, 94i ; Illinois, 127 ;
Erie, 94k ; 5-20 Bonds, 106. Cotton slightly
firmer ; middling uplands, 48. Flour steady.
Wheat dull. Corn dull. Provisions advancing.
Coffee dull. Sugar steady. Molasses very firm.
Petroleum quiet ; crude, 33 ; refined, 53.
The 7-30 Loan has been all subscribed. A
dividend of 4 per cont. has been declared upon Erie
common stock.
The City of New York has been intercepted off
Cape Raoe, and her news was received here this
afternoon.

THE FRENCH SQUADRON.
PARIS, Auautir 8.
The French iron-clad squadron left Toulon
resterday evening for Brest.
London, England, 1865-11-15

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(azirrn's TII/ORLYB.)

THE KING OF PORTUGAL IN ITALY.
MILAN, Nov. 13.
After the theatre, the King of Portugal, with
Prince Humbert and suite, passed in open carriage
through the Gallery Victor Emmanuel, which is
now completely opened up by the City of Milan
Improvements Company, between the Piazza de
Duomo and the Piazza della Scala, the population
applauding. To-morrow he will visit end inspect
the company's works.
London, England, 1865-11-15

Till 72314 W PROSECUTIONS.

DUBLIN, TUESDAY.
Stephens, Riclcham, Duffy, and Brophy, who I
were arrested on Saturday, were brought before Mr. Strong*
for examination this day. Evidence was given of their
connexion with the Fenian emaciation, and it wee shown
by documents found in Stephens' house that he
had been in communication with the prisoners
already committed for trial, through the medium
of an attorney named Nolan ; and, in fact, was taking a
part In the management of their &Aimee. A German,
named Scholteld, who had been seat to Dublin by the
British Consul in New York, proved thst certain dom.
meets produced, but not read, wen in the handwriting
of John 011ahony, the head of the movement in Americo.
The inquiry wee adjourned till to-morrow.

M. Jules Fevre is said to be a candidate for the
seat in the French Academy rendered Tweet by the death
of M. Dupin.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.
The following putlomma, having undergone the noosasary
examination for the diploma, were admitted members of the
College at a meeting of the court of examiners on the lith
inst., viz. Messrs. Charles Smith, M. 8., and Robert
Laud, Bssioptoks ; Andrew Christopher Jacksoti, Cape
Town; sad John Shirley Steele Perkins, Easter—students of
Guy's Hospital. James Edward Adams, Finabitry.circus
Hubert Wood. L.S.A., Uttoseter, Staffordshire ; aod Alfred
Walker, Albion-road, Stoke Nowiagtos—of the Loudon
Hospital. Theodore Thomas Taylor, Crinkled's, North
Wilts ; Hamilton De Tatham, DOTiet4qUaril • and William
John Land, Exeter—of St. Msry's hospital.
Frederic
Tickall Prism, Winters, Cembridgeshire ; Reginald Pal.
grave Simpson. Norwich ; and Frauds Henry Lovell,
Atpley, Woburn—of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Charles
Gray Montgomery Lewis, Bodily), ; and William Thomas,
L.S.A., of Birmingham • Frederic Henry Ward, L.S.A.,
Scarborough—of St. Thomas's Hospital. Hoary Martha
Body, Chariton, North Devon—of the Marius-cross lice-
piml. Edward Joseph Barry, N.D. Edinb., ;
Edward Fringe Willoughby, Bristol—of University
Edward Mills Gram., Downand, Bristol ; Charles John
Stokes Diggs's. Dublin :Joke Bedford Kerswill, St. Oa.
man's, Cornwell—el King's College sod Edeord Foster
Brockman, I. R.C.P., Brunswiok•garderas, K•aaiegtoe--of
St. Osorp's Hospital. The cricketers of England will hail
with satisfaction the soccer, in a new field, of their dm.
Remarked player Mr. E. M. Once, of dastrslian celebrity.
Diociss or CurrznaUßY.—The Rry. John
Larking Latham, ILA., hen bare collated to the vicars.
of Lyddsa ; the Rev. Matthew Trigg Seeger", IL A., has
been licensed to Sets perpetual curacy of Gooduestosse-by.
Weigh= ; the Rev. Jobs William Silent, 8.A.. boa been
Rescued to the curacy of All Saints, Belvedere. Meth ; sod
the Bey. Robt..Tas. Todd Dallis'. M.A., has bees helmed
to the care of &Amor, all in the 'purity. of Kent and dier-
eses of Canterbury.
London, England, 1865-11-15

Till AMERICAN CLAIM&

Is the LW correep7odeace with Mr. Adiume,E.rl Ituesell,
in the opisioo of the Ttlnflt, bed the best arguments ow
hie side ell *wash. At the same time car oat-
temporery observes with much plesaure the prospect of an
amicable agreement on sae point at least opened by the
latter part of Lord Russell's letter. It is oo doubt " worth
consideratiou" whether a mote effectual Foreign Relhlarent
Act might out be framed try the two goverarasata ia
London, England, 1865-11-15

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cwou.
The mining market continues very firm, with a
large amount of business, chiefly in shares in cop-
per mines, which have further advanced in many
case.. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :
Clifford Amalgamated, 221 to 231 ; Rant Cara
Brea, 51 to 61 ; East Caradon, 81 to 91 ; Grsmbler
and SL Aubyn, 5 to 6 ; North Treskerby, 31 to 1;
Great Vor, 351 to 36 ; East Lovell, 154 to ; Tin-
croft, 19 to 20 ; at Grylls, sto 6 ; West Caradon,
121 to 13 ; Lady Bertha, 10s. to 12s. 6d. ; Cam-
borne Teen, 121. 6d. to 15s. ; North Roaear, 13
Cam-
to 14, call paid ; Wheal &ton, 1971 to 205; Devon
Great Console, 575 to 600 ; Tresavean, 51 to 61 ;
New Birch Tor, 2to ; East Basset, 19 to 20 ;
Wheal Grylls, sto 6 ; Wheal Grenville, 31 to 4 ;
Cara Brea, 25 to 27 ; and Marko Valley, 31 to 4.
Cape Copper and Cobre Copper shares continue
in demand, and show a strong upward tendency ;
the former have beeu dealt is at 14, 131, and 13/,
and the latter at 251 and 26. Frontino and Bolivia
Gold are also firm, having changed hands at 24

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THZ CATTLIt PLAOI7Z IN WOLVERHANTIHN.--
We regret hawing to record the outbreak of the cattle
plague in this town of a somewhat alarming character, it
hair( resulted in the death of four animals, sll belonging
to Mr. Handier, builder. and likewise the
a milk dealer in
Darlington-street. Oa Monday morning • sixtb ear in
mine lot shoved symptoms of the disease, and both it and
the other one affected are said to be in on almost hopeless
condition, although as a last mono" Mr. Blake, surgeoe.
is being permitted to treat them on the homcerpathie spleen.
Wolverhampton ffkrowiek.
Berm Kam/wares Mum:lr.—During the week
ending November 11, the visitors have been ea follows :
' On Monday, Tuanlay, and fiaturdiv• free dayr, sins from
II 10 SAM to 10 r.m., 8,352 ; on Webs:Mgr Tbuzi!!lle
and Friday etaideete days (mbniselos to the Dello, 614,,
, open hum 10 a.m. tin 4 p:m.. IMO. Tote, 9,732. From
' the opening of the maaenm, 5,641,212.
London, England, 1865-11-15

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 14.
The Abendpost (evening edition of the official
Wiener Zeitung) denies the statement of the Vienna
journals of this morning, that the negotiations for •
treaty of commerce between England and Austria
had been broken off.
The official Wiener Zeitang publishes an Imperial
order abolishing pamports at the Austrian fron-
tiers.