The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-08 00:00:00

FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT

NEAR SHREWSBURY.

THIRTEEN PERSONS KILLED AND
UPWARDS OF THIRTY INJURED.

(From the BiritifighOle Post of this day.)
We have this morning to report the occurrence
of • most terrible accident oe the Great Weston Railway,
• few mike beyond Shrewsbury. The occident is one of
the worst that has happened &apatite* war Birmingham
for • long time, and canoed sa immense excitement
in the town late last erasing from the fact
that ewersl inhabitants of the town were
known to be in the train. On Saturday roaming
• train filled with Whitsuntide holiday•makere left
Paddington for Chester, Birkeehead, and the North, it
befog fixed to return yesterday. Arrived io Birmingham, *
considerable number of persons *lied the train, and all
watt well in the journey down. The return train left
Birkenhead yesterday (Wednesday) morning, laden with
peesengere. It consisted of upwards of forty minim,"
and was drawn by two angles. Being rather late
at starting, and • heavy train the progress
made was slow for some wasikable distance.
Having weed through the lovely , Yale of Lissigelles,
the numerous pewenpre orejoyieg the glaciate Neese
with all the wet of holiday makers returning with
strength renewed to their daily tog, the driven ef
the two elegises iouressed the speed of the sagisse
they were driving, and the heavy train dashed along
its iron pathway at • rate of, se some of the pamenpre
aver, pretty close upon (tidy miles an boor. The more
timid of the passengers wan as is wail under the
circuminanoss, rather tet.ifiad at the speed and the oscine.
lion of the carriages, the train being a narrow pap orb
TEE Neapolitan brigands have at last succeedeci and coaseqoently sot running eo Weedily se do the tone
in procuring for themselves international recogni-
tion, at least to the extent of being a public PROCLAMATION OF THE EMPEROR NA- co
the hrw`d I°4° °I th°°'•`t Western. Still aathimll
POLEON TO THE FRENCH ARMY IN asnierm's °°°f•uvd* those °I the travail." wba haw.' by
'miasmas. Like the corsairs of old they make preyiyn long experience, become accustomed to the ruah and excite.
AFRICA.
of every nation, and in the exercise of this vocation pA 3 & meet of rapid travelling, mail the train baps to sum* a 1
they lately captured two English photographers.
But as their hostility against Britain is limited to LEVEE The Emperor Napoleon has issued •a prcclarna- st."P *di" up" 134"111 Blab` and Within a shad °l'll
taws of the station and village of Redman. The lise is wet
tion to the French army in Africa, thanking them uusd more „„ 15 se 20 feat „us tin teed et seer'.
the British purse, they relened one of the captives - -4.--- for their labours and the fatigues they have under- own.fieldi, and down this denceet the heavy team
in order that he might bear a letter to his country- Among the preeentatione to the Prince of
gone. rushed at an immense speed. Just as the train
men, containing the terms on which they would Wales YSIWIdIr WWII the following :
dr. Evelyn Ashley, on return from mission to Denmark. His Majesty says •
:-" Africa is the great school melted about the middle of the bank, the passengers In
consent to ransom hie companion. This aunt was Rev. Wm. Adderiey Campbell. Chaplain to her Ihdesty's Ws- for the education of the soldier. He acquires there i the "Maw se ll" lrath-rw! el. wile" Mr. In"'
far beyond his personal means, and, of course, stoeLog IsAitrierd•po cii.t..., I I a most Intelligent man, lreag in Birmingham, we met at
it could only be raised by subscription ;but the Lord Conyers, on coming to the tide. thine manly virtues which are the glory of anhal
Snow- last sight-tatse
Earl Cowper, oa return from special rulaslor army, and the strongest supporta of an empire, by they wire riding had suddenly ~;.-mped off the metals, and
liberality of Englishmen wan quickened by the Luc ecumeeea.„. learning to face danger, to endure privations, and foreskin their vocation, had become transformed Into
envoy being carefully informed of the tortures to lion. C115:4 tili ,
lit.s.noceedlng to the title. to prefer honour and duty to all material enjoy- ploughs. This feeling was simply temporary, for before
which, as • matter of business, such victims are the omen Newcastle, me
hoe ding to nu title. manta. Never in your ranks has passion outlived the unknown maseegers could gather their thoughts
subjected in cam the ransom is not speedily ehrlistaerraraluert. trtat, recaeZinhigsterettgatareisenni win,"
made up. Meantime, however, other means wr. Frederick 81. Jahn, Second Secretary to her elardiaty's the hour of battle. You were the first to give tbe enfilanatly to form &airbag like an accurate idea of
what was going on, the full faros of the calamity which
Teri
China. band of friendship to the Arabs, and to desire that
of rescue were not neglected. Even whoa the 14f/rains non. sir Edward Vaughan 'imams on being men had befalleo them flashed upon their minds, for the
they might be treated with generosity and justice, comer. swayed to „d fro
like oio demented, sad
liberated captive was with them the soldiers of her• Lairs Prieuslatir cerclb .
az his
raisin from. la
se belonging thenceforth to the great family of I Bully arms to a itnad.miji so sadden gg to being the
were close on their track. Gradually more troops Wagon to Dsossark.
tt rat Sir William Wyllie, 1E.C.8 ,on appoint. Frenchmen. Honour to those who have shed their I heads and prominent features generally of the passengers
have been assembled on the spot, and it is now said 116°
tiaaCC.R.
that the lair of the band is surrounded by ear. J. W. S. Wyllie, ratter secretary to the Government et ' blood on this soil ! You have deserved well of in the centre carriages, who got off au the whole by
India. far the best, into sodden, violent, and decidedly
15,000 regular soldiers. At the same time oar your country-France thanks you."
implement onnenegion with the had boards of the earrisges.
Consul at Naples has called for a British man-of- STRAND TERATItg. - The Prince of Wales --
The putleelan who kindly gave us most of the information
war, and a frigate is now at anchor off the coast. bemerel this theatre with his presence het evening, at- SPAIN. used in tb's necessarily hurried description and who are
Still the robbers in their fastnesses not only defy Moded by lad Monat-Edgeurabe end Lienterent-C,olonel MADRID, Joie 7. rived in Birmingham soon after Mast night, was seated
all theme efforts, but see in them only evidence of Koppel. Queen Isabella will arrive here to-morrow. with • number of the pawners in the tweety.secesd
the value of their prize. So the ransom is Dow Their Royal . Highnesses the Duchess of Cam- The Epoce of to-day says :--" It is reported that carriage from the front, and was consequently not
raised to 10,0001., and stories of the frightful Midge*" Price" Mary of Cambridge intend to leave a sandetill, and after be had recovered from a sciarilth
atrocities inflicted on the hostages are every day Ounbeidp Cottage, Kew, early next week for the con- a Frenchman, employed at the French Embassy in men hurt, Oo the cartage in which he was wade( to
this city, has been DEassainated by a woman."
bump manna the walls of the ocimparteseat, Mr.
Valet.
more pressingly reiterated. Knibb looked from the window, and • some of the dire
This story of a large native army and a foreign DEMONSTRATIONS IN VENETIA. oonfunce and horror met his gun One of the powerful
HARRIAGS OP MISS ROTHSCHILD.
ship of war operating vainly against a small FLORENCE. Jugs 8. saran which so lately was drawing Giorgi/ or twelve bun-
band of robbers in adverse venation of a poor Yesterday evening Miss Beeline as Rothschild, Advicee from Venice Mate that, on the 4th inst., deed people lack to their homes, was lying on its side, close
artist whose wealth consists only in his being an the second daughter of Baron Lionel, was married to her bombs were exploded in that city. by the carriage in which our informant was sitting, and the
emit Ferdinand, in the Baron's new mansion at Hyde-
Englishman, would have in it something of the At Padua, on the anniversary of the death of other bad ls• Fed from the line down the leabmslumma.
clear over • fusee and into • corn field, where it
parknoreer. The marriage attracted great attention in the Count Cavour, prayers were said by the students
ludicrous, if the possible conseqnencee were not
fashionable world, not • few of the members of which 'in the Church of St. Antonio, and in the evening
too terrible to allow the idea of mirth to remaie• r member the magnificent festivities at Gunnersbury Park, steam and blazing cinders, and putting those of
But there is not the smallest doubt that all eight years ago, on the occasion of the marriage of the bombe were exploded in the theatre. the beholders who were sufficiently collected to
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that is DOW threatened against the unfortn- baron's eldest daughter, Lemon, with her cousin, Baron appreciate the claimer, in imminent dread least an ex.
THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. pima%) should add to the already more than sufficiently
nate prisoner has been actually exemplified in Alphonse, of Pans, On this occasion, also, the bride
the practice of these brigands, and there is no tea- bas married • tomin, Baron Ferdinand de Rothsch"d, The 107th anniversary of a friendly society in BUCHAREST, Jams 7. horrid feather& of the sans The more courageous of the
son to expect that they will fail in this instance to the second son of Baron Anaelm de Rothschild, the Stockbridge, Hants, wan celebrated ID that place on whit The works of the new railway were commenced passengers immediately left the carriages, and hastened to
• thief el tbe peat commercial and financial aristocracy Holiday. ten days ago at Galata, and are actifely progressing. I the usictaace of their leas fortunate and more frightened
keep their promise. The gravity of the situation .
of Vienna. The marriage ansmooy, ae is usual Among the national manuscripts illustrative of On Friday next the Chamber will discuss the bill : nrighborma A moment's observation served to point out
is, however, not to be measured only by the exist- smog the issaisi sows.. umili...the extent and to afford a good supposition se to the came
took glom the domestic bleb of this country now being copied at for the constriction of 363 kilometres of new roads,
lug facts. If, from the inaccessibility of the :-, the evening, and at the house of the bride's **Ord dorverly.officia, Southampton. by the p of and two •
days afterwards the bill to concede the
ground, or the ferocity of the brigands, it really father. It was misbrand in the ball-room soon photo.menismphy, is a return to e nut of inquiry isle the • It is quite clear, that at the foot of the iodine • defect in
privilege of • national bank to a company. of the accident.
ewe of the metals bad caused the first engine Fa Imp from
becomes necessary to pay down the price demanded, after 6 o'clock, and at its conclusion all the wedding guest: tenth of an assertion made by • William de Stanley, that • --- the level ground right off the permanent way, and dome
in order to nee our countryman from= agonizing war* "Mead*" at • tepees% The marine, which, ii esseriagelted been contracted between him and Joao, eldest
tkespleedour and Mohnen' of its internal arrangements has daughter of Philip di B.uovills, chief forester of the Royal CHINA. the bank into the corn field, when it lay ; the mond
death, the very act will set a price on the head of
few equals in England was specially decorated. Great Forest of Wirrall, in the 27th of September, 1282. Also (By Overland Telegraph from Glidle) . mein hod fallen off the Thal es the other side
of both having parted by the violas
every Englishman and Englishwoman in Southern Iwo.
of ~_ ` SHANGHAE, list 7. Ohs lIIPIIIP
I."'" and rare Pleats weft trouped in exqu'eikt an inquisition ia 1954 ea to who was heir to William de
ccordin to the i
Italy. It will show that the best possible specula- mow biome the oimarbleio udsuss 4 the g
d itik
, Cordoned' s, a tenant in chat of the karat that period. Agimperial edict Prince sung is se the ""k), and the carriages had ems °° Maws"
the two fallen leaders for some little datums, and then
lion, the moat thriving of trades, offering at once and all the niches sod balustrades own filled with gums Haymaking has commenced generally in the Isle only reinstated in the Presidency of the Foreign i the first, pitching headlong, had formed • block, over which
the largest profits and the quickest returns, is to tilt the air was heavy with their perfume. The gallery in 4 Bright. Board. several of the following coaches rolled-• horrid mum of
be found in capturing a member of that famous which the teaqust was served presented • splendid sapid. wer
we, broken axles, and mangled human forma
sou. The
On Monday shoals of mackerel appeared off the Advices from Japan state that Prince Nangato *it, was et mit man •d awful The
cad wealthy nation. Not only will the captuire Th. walls asawath the wArrara ware draped with whit. lace, bead of the pier at Workbag, in Snow:. Great numbers is endeavouring to open a port in the Straits of Parents and filen& in that pert of the train which 'bad
sad over thew light-traceried hangiege were wreaths OfTycoon ent 0 a his consent. their
were loud in thew lamentations and cries for
increase in number, but the price will rise, until by al them were caught and sent off to London, Ranches.
roses, =akin the colours of the bridesmaids-- pink and ..... ....,
...„.....i.0.0_ Simouosaki, but the • h Id their friends who had chosen to travel is the ill.
experiment the highest point is reached which the white. G of creep blossom lilies, and other em- ".'" other '!noes. The American ministers at Pekin and in Japan fat. i leading carriage* ; and, es is usual in each eases,
British nation will contribute to redeem a citizen.the occasion, were interspersed,
bin tic Row:: suited to *•
es,
• Ulder_th: personal supervision of the contractor, are returning h
ome. it was only very few peesoas who were sufficiently ad/acted
Nor can we help ourselves by remonstrating with while along the 'with of the saloon were ranged the table& Mr. ^ • T. Henley. • heavy submarine telegraph cable to reedit any weistance of importance. They set to woek,
the Italian Government. For its own sake The maaterpieces of Sayre*, Dresden, sad Worcester were with three °°,,mluatt°ll...wtr°°. has l" t been •••••ut•11 17 I"! THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. and by means of crowbars, which were opportuciely (wad
lying smog the debris of the smashed engines, and atroog
that government ie already occupied I,i stun* a
nd
co with racing oupo, peat whim* between weausborg, MOollen. and the German Island of MARSEILLFri, Juin 8. and willing arms many persona who were jammed Ia po-
striving to abate the scourge of brigandage.B. gen, a digitate* of 55 miles.
We i wipes, and costly centre-Owen both of gold and silver. -• . The Menageries Imperiala, steamer MOSIDS, with sitiona of great decree were extricated and placed upon
Shortly trier 6 (Ado* the goads having mumbled in The Royal Sovereign, turret-ship, 'darted •at an .. • terra firma. The nammgas .in the midda carriages,
cannot ask more exertion than it is already in the India and China mails, arrived here this i end more particularly the fur us. had ossudessue
the ballroom, Dr. Adler, the Chia rabbi, assisted by Dr. emir hour yesterday morning from 3Pliassd 0o the gut
this instance putting forth. Fifteen thousand men Ksfiscb as . Kr.morning at 7 o'clock. I difficulty in getting away safely ; for each bad been the
a Grew, prepered to rams the ceremony day's experimental craw off the Isle of Wight, under the ford of the shock that the boiling water from the anise
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are, even at the foreign rates of pay, a charge of according to the ancient rites of the Jewish religion. A. supervision of Captain Alger C. Key, C.B. She returned THE BOMBAY MAIL. boiler had &lettered about, and lay between the mete& la
nearly a million a year, and no Government could gro
oms anopy, supported at the four corners by the b.kle. to Spitbead in the evening. SUEZ, Jun 8. tiny pools through which they had to par. Fortunatel
the cold water in the Wilder had also escaped, andd
be asked to make a larger sacrifice for the prone- gro's garcons dlonnestr, was carried to the upper sod of Evidence has been afforded of wholesome rivalry The Benne, from Bombay May 24, anchored in mingling with the mum, bad tramforreed hat would
tion of foreign resident+. As little is it possible the ballroom. The bridegroom Suva Ferdinand, wee then on the part of France to on. of the mat impatient have to all probability been • daererow whet
into
Suez Roads at 5 a.m. this day.
to see what we ourselves can do, except to pay led in by his nearest male relatives sad placed under the branches of our mechanical industry, a contract Mario, just --- • simply disagreeable wetting. Mewieepteee were at
canopy. Ths bride, who till then had remained in her own been completed, through the agency of Mmes. W Bird • once drapatclA to ts.trewthe_ry for amehitenea, and in me
down the money. The whole Mediterranean fleet
mit,
now .OUTWARD AUSTRALIAN MAIL OF 20-26 ' short a space of times, possible special trains with surpass
4 aded to the ball•roono0 • for 15powerful W.
m, attended by } •nd CO.,
could do nothi •g in the mountains of the Abruzzi, Lige' has thus APRIL arrived upon the spot, sod rendered valuable sesisawin On
swn libudes ' st • • " and in pink sad white, The ' Railway Company from the works at Cronin. Then id' pomp DE GALLS, rssa 2. removing the rubbish, it was toad that the niertality bad
and the brigands are not very likely to come young ladies wort -Lady Diana Beaucleek, Lady Alice Hill, be the first Enoch locomotives that hive contested foe on- been frightful, and the injuries inflicted terrible In their
within reach of their broadside; or of a dash by Miss Edith Montgomery, Mies Sybil Montgomery, priority on as English Ilea. The Salsette left Gallo for Australia with the character. The aegis' driver or stoker (it was impossible
the Marines on the shore. We cannot send out Miss Ethel Lennox, Mies Constance de Rothschild, " Cravats of the coleurs of Count de Lagrange, above mail; this day (June 2). to tell which) of or of the engines was completely smashed
-hie body can washed and torn to such sa ex.
the Grenadier Guards or our heavy Dragoons to Miss Anon Se Rothschild, Miss Hannah de Roth- red and Moe," says tae Pula Sport, "are now the fashion ...._—,
test that hie bowels protruded extessivelyt whilst the
show the Italian Cacciatori the way to hunt brigands. @child, this Alia de Rothschild, Miss Emma de Roth-, in England. Ile Prince of Wales adopted the mode on the THE, COUNT DE PARIS AND THE LATE *pp*? part of his head was s h.. 1
WIS--- away. and his blood
So, as it is neither the want of men nor of zeal that 'child, and the Mines Margaret, Adelaide, Georgia*, sad I oecasin": of the dinner at which the count was preaset, and PRESIDENT LINCOLN. I and brains bespattered about in every direction. The ioja
Bettie& de Rothschild. At the door of the bell-zoom the pointing to his tie he remarked to his guest is French :- rtes istliated upon Whets of the dead were almost equallY
prevents the Italian military efforts from beinghorrible, whilst broken arms and leg% with coneomioas
bride, who wore a drew of white law, was met ',,, her I • cal est an lien de plus, momieur I, moue. sew is. The following is a translation of a letter, ad- I
successful, it is clear that no interference on our mother } and contusions were very numerous. 'The dead, of whom,
, who, waisted by her bridesmaids. ezenpletely ea- Frame et FArigleterre " dressed by the Count de Paris to Mr. Sumner, I rio to a Lite b ' r last evening, there were 13, were kept •
part, either in the way of advice or assistance, mimed her whole Spre in • rich vat, which reached to The band of the Belgian Guides, with M. Bender, relative to the death of President Lincoln : • convenient bniliogatitednall, shun the woneded.ofiwho:
would be of any use. We can do nothing but the ground. She was then le-1 into the ball-room with the their well known coauthor, are making • tour through the You were at lite deathbed of the good mem se woolly } talars.,welris.,atile,TsresCried mudseLiatoorrewshilthaw a
pay the price, if no other rescue can be effected. "me 61"Tir:4 as the bridegroom, aid placed with him prinemai tonne of Homed, Their performance is the snatched from the affectioa and ronadeen of &great nation `were cot dee for
injured, but who had been severely
Nevertheless we cannot shut our eyes to the under the canopy. All the gentlemen guests of tie Hebrew theme of general eulogy in the Dutch journals. is the fatal night of the 14th of April ; you received the , ahem, persisted in going on to their homes, and
faith having put on their hats, sad the Chief Rabbi having The King of Portugal, on the occasion of the ]eat sigh of him in whom all the friends of America saw several were thus brought at to Birmaihain, whilst
fact that this Italian brigandage is not an ordinaiy pfsuusud a had ethortithet to the who had sneaked a severe shock to the •
betrothed, the ma ~,,,,hi.,• stus• sf the aor.• the worthy repteseutative of its free institutions. You 1 One YIEWE lady,
question of social crime. Notoriously it is a poli- vice wadi oomseeseedia Renew. Like most of the ceremoclals ' - --- - - " " Hada" de Jul" Chisr," "a - -..1 why I add myself to I our
system, insisted upon goieg back to her home in
tical institution, maintained by external aid for of the Hebrew and Greek churches it famed upon the Emperor Napoleon the collar and grand will. then, •-em "" . you i Loogon. The fact of there being no telegraphio 000211101i0E. It appears by a paxlianzentery return issued *
, was very rapidly cordon of the Order of Scientific and Artistic Merit. • die. today, and why, after having read the sad details of this } tics between Redcap and Shrewsbury sums,e fu, lb. fast
day that 27 nowcanuolmiessi slam and soldier' ot hir ,
revolutionary purposes. The captors of Mr. uttered. The first portion haring been ooncioded, the judo,n to which three individuals only hamf • htf al tragedy, I want to speak to you of my profound } that the ammo, was semi little time hisser thee it sthu, I
yet at. rigl Majmty's lead lams ware drowsed at the various atiffiffif ,
MURRAY and his friend declared that they were bride sod bridegroom drank of • cup of wine ad water, suss& emotion, of my deep Pia. I would not pealed to minds } wire would have bees ic arriving. Stretners were rapidly ha- IINA 01
" soldiers of FRANCIS the SECOND." Now if this sad Baron Ferdinand, taking the ring, plated it en the ludicrous
A part in the late grand review at my voice with all the testimonies of sincere sympa }
thy . wired by the splinters a broken ouvages, upon I stetter el the United Kingdom' daring the year .
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bride'. fin rewhich were spread the cushioes of arstedsee ear. the FM of Hardt last • etreelar geeeral order wet Ise=
statement is positive, we may have a good deal to rm. "atlas eleele and distiootlY ie Hebrew. washisou was that performed by shorotoo,. notation. which Europe is unanimous in offering to your citizens if }. , uhita se &anew
"Behold, thou art betrothed unto me with this ring ions which I had with Mr. Lincoln, ' h... pro. "M. " the aroham
._. ea the subject el gymnastic instruction for the army. Ala
DU material for the
Bay to the protectors of the parson who cells him- &wording to the rites of NOON ad Intact" The
' "I"lminta Bria6da." Then
farad'''. black and whirl' tb.ewl Pradhw willre 'about osto„h be one of the wet prenione
i aCasfi- t'S I- ht tuiamsaerehue fu the isjsudmarsaffar' j directs, amour ether things, that swimming is to le
self Faaecis the SECOND. and whose " soldiers," marriage contract was then read end prayers resumed. allssaisd:_,Sas mast...Ataawarawil' wit
...io."ss •••MMly the rseoßeette„ 4my youth, did Dot add in my am. so the 1 nroagr.jned 'Ai Mount Amongst the few ginguosse 1 Wight as a military 'duty at all stations where Psrall.
or servanta, thus league themselves to capture Bri- At the eonclusloa of these the newmarried couple &gala athatri____,riaara7 aPiar,,,.....,-..PiLar........t."" .....'. any an". Attar I of the pablio calamity. My teethe, and I shall } people injured we hood the manse of Mrs. Alexandra .am It .at and a variety of details are given, hot 3 :
ti
subjects travelling in • friendly country. With drank • glass of wise between them, and, the glens s_"""""- "air "-r- -- "-' came two diminutive ' !"
recall „ cuids tAs maim fa which .... , Forrest, Mrs. Gress, of Vyse•etrool, an Mrs. WV, al : ewe that "us regards swimming, areengerneuts Wm
kvs astride of which were two equally diminutive } "ways an Ira n• re. / Vriatoor.bouse•rol".
bill ; none of these we are happy to ...e. Urdu his
" FRANCIS the SECOND" personally we can hold no feria coed c'n the ground empty, the bridegroom '"--8- ' • • , wired ma, four years ago, in the Federal army, the optima ! eel nem si, soMmuily injured na ho precast their (.„...s.. ham red for cerryise the "ova r
_..,._ bet gleeful darkeye ; closely following this was • epileptics ----` " ' odeet." .!
Communications, for " his kingdom is now trans dit with his foot, all his relatives aud hie°4°_„`"ww- et mules sod h alma whiles were landed seee., toeity which be then offered to no of serving • came to to Birmierhani,and being conveyed to the; homes. Amooget } .. „ the . ,_____“..
tarred to the King of ITALY, be is to us a mere itlial°44 aasa diatakamm :mum". sr bridegroom Uroa:arriiala sight e, utensils, kettle', pigs, woken.. gm* which we were attached by oar family traditions. i rousireic3lvidge:
iatliscesesour :rah sr, reported, sacl
wena:litlch, at the late } , A copy has been l:ryintrnd "fe
ortyeadrnmir","rks."7o4 ,1
private person, and we cannot as • nation deal *ma as happy,the of glass -f,,;,-,;;., aundas -na A-' doge racoons, don, prewutiog altopthee one of the most °°r nrfaP•ibh. as lriaarbraaa' and oar Paltield : some of the most hoertrendina"ohaesoter. Is is said tint oPrich. s' rd a W. 1.. dt., the /weeps if
e
At the ' amovietterou Thane who knew Mr. Lissa' in them •married seethe= of gew,,,,wkwy his 1.. t
with an individual. But with his protectors we aceichnim of the ceremony the te adjourned to am "'"'" "d d"t4pq" aPPear"we ever me.. Tim. ' ' ' seemed tO GO& a Taal!' • a "WI. eldnis mason cad *miss' "an la San anta.bbaarb"i, a
Owe a trial in which warythieg fu wife and ewer two Addle. at ewe sweep. and other .. -iret if
can deaL And if WO assume that the fact is true bewnetuii-room. The health a "The Bride and Bride. ."'''''roes aaaP6rtit.7.4im'a.z wblab man, awl „ay" air" ; - '
..A spot spume the odety of the Republic will not forget the ewes of alma& equal endows us reported. Isseeediately 111 "Alm" and swathe" outran@ alb. sue --
that his servants are guilty of such outrages in his emcee was Wormed he Mr. Disraeli ; "The health of the ."'''''..." than the —.' -a aral a mils --a aVaa a'''.. Sim le sod mime ooentensace of the honest man who, ' upon Om an's iii
• " amide" us aloes So ba the ms The (their losPeanosn "
Waiont humour of those males which have been educated P . I pen, gentleman in • seeoniteism sompertment teak a • blemellosa •
name, or with his sanction, it is quite clear that it Penske of the Bride end Bridegroom," by the Dube of •----- . very offensive opeestions ere tarried°. i• the WI
at tho pillory. He bad a fashion of kacias only aam ' without persosal ambitiori, ever sastaieed by the profousa . d..}.,s loop two 0. ionic. mbil.6 Le
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signifies nothing to us whether they were or were essasss" i "The Health c't the ffersiffe Guests,* by the sentiment of his duties, merited the savable tills of peat } .4,7' ewe,* blond by ebe fall -7--'h. hoed at both the beriberi asd withers otalalls ; sad thsi Ws
Right Hoe. The Speaker • nod the& of „The Bridesmaids; shoes
c, do..
'leder his feet, and kis tail wee WA ie a no*. ' sm.
*Rasa Ad Waite the terrible crisis, during which ' belled. Omura of asthma *vixen sewer. minimised ether memo emitted from the wake
not actually perpetrated within the limits of the ter- 'by the Lard Mal Jean; of Foselsed. eplies were arcade -Pan --- -"link''', y.k.ePt gnadniPadinda " allananatY the deafens it America were is his brads, mien } bill Batton to OWSIWEIISM . . .114 sight 1110 to a lat. lama Ws tho olholoPaaro "d "3" M • ___...A 1
ritory in which the instigator is resident. If lin tho tidied„,,„. by Buss Jacaaa den ito, . satisfied negro. He wore • hat bosomed by frequent
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lachild ea lin.it shag hoar, lIIIIWAI9I for Ibar nIIIWI• Vilo WWI slowly &Manes No preasellowe whatever SW Is use to
Pm"-
Faucets, late the Snood of Naples, now a private hen et the tome° rues* by gwee Lisesiou hut fa., tied different tenants, • tail
of castaway sermon* and an f—_— _—___A-1 -- ---- bi).2±,_____y tra"..l, -- , &Myles Is the speeded Wales, which followed oege
*0 anotPo of the noxious 'Mavis, sad ft is a piffsB
' - 'of combined wieder &ad sisepieese. His adaset . have "" •"'"'" by the rapid "'"'""w'''''' "' • ""6" Other npidly inns the gotios. sad Ohrede '
individual residing at Rome, sent out his monazite ' the fearer sod mother of the bride, by Beres Nathaniel; TN. . tad the dregenerated . t will re• shoed feetine ef eleffiseihe is Inaos".l-.86 Istaalalas Ns .I.w" slay sot hi •a "'km' "1".. " '
bona with shouts of laughter, which he Ward with vidrira Ith an a wawa Y. ma y has • •• me dna. .1
to seise, plunder, and imprioon a British reeident for the father of the bridegroom/. ad by Mr. Bernal 01,..e.. _ member the bassets which have 'survived him, of slavery much an pees 41 the odetelle tit ths.Mehleibeir Wirgrail. WOO : win boo. to reliefs la - , 1
esernissro. I
in Rome, we should have • direct claim for redrew' ann. fir San bnassninial. gnaw in Sao "salad the beresses '''',
iheetrooid sad Lbw,' !which proomd. ens do bower • annernmes Mr. Anderneg mad Mx, ..12mit, Morratonomalkilloi.. • • .., 0 ',.. • i
against the Papal Government-a claim that it gave • ball, wid°ll 'n° "°°°Ead *l3° Royal ninfloass AN; DOTAL EIgOCMAPIIICif Seoure.-At the evening to Itc:Lhwolw. Ie the „suet what dovorp his ems , biall-mostor mid Ms so
woo sett@ ~an semi. :. Ano terra Aldo 0110 0001• for poor rates aimili .4,
kied a their ateention bet,
the *seises blade - • '''''sr-. :••••••r7^' ' •
should tither pet Bluffers en his trial or expel Doke es o,mbrifee, the Maoism Ir/ternale. sod by ell Om sooting Z. stelr the isnalakag =aril.; be ra!‘ '--81. marinas ilieetrions by then of the iodiefetinsiel• apsetles ihe c.wwwwwwiww wy eh. Des meg ay"; sew Aliii Morarrypearnmil Hertress Beard Was hem widsirlf'___,E
leading members of the aristocracy sad fashion. • ' toT;a4,uffe pay &us the gum * &lids Alb; who fought Woe Mama abs will. Wm le hie weak. at 1} =te was the gm* that the 11um it ode 11111,a1 1.1111111111iVre: sb• parish itatheddes °las- -,
him from its ief Either The WOO ill in e• tensest 'The principal speeches at the bee
are reported mai; I Y ' ' i will he Isfa a Iske Sala as °°°°llll the araWslars di **
011111• RD far EOM days. Up to the time of ping he Mr riminisa 'of Lards is so Moll Ws'

has been manacled.
A boat, with seven men, ea route for Havannsh,
has been captured off the Florida coast ; they are
supposed to be prominent fugitives from Richmond.
001411.11ROUL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Ner 27, Evortio.
Money abundant. Gold, 1371. Exchange on
London, 151 ;on Paris, 3.73. Stocks dull. New
York Central, 89i ; Illinois, 1181 ; Er;e, 72$ ;
15-20 United States Bonds, 104. Cotton dull ;
middling upland, 50a. Flour heavy ; wheat steady ;
corn alightly firmer. Provisions heavy. Coffee
steady. Sugar quiet. Molasses quiet, Petroleum
very dull; crude, 35a.; refined, 48a.
QUEENSTOWN, Jon 8.
The National Steam Navigation Company's ship
Virginia, from New York on the 27th ult., arrived
,here at 2.30 a.m. to-day. She brings 362,000 dole.
and 178 passengers, of whom she landed 38, and
proceeded at 3 a.m. for Liverpool.

A telegram this maniac to the gourd maim d tbp
Paddiostow tendons Mates that several resew ars Iskg
I. the fihrowsbary Hospital, whose rsosvosy, it is fonsf,
Is hopeless, Many passsagass la she bobs who wore sothd
Waked to praised any farther, and this adds to the ask.
sion st the Paddisgtos stake, where a groat Rumba d
people aro wilting in an anxious state of gaspers to loss
sornothing of their relatives or friends. Up to the enlist
of the last tads front Sbroarsbory, whiqk got to lambs N
a quarter to 3 o'slook this merging, eapsrintoodsat Ada
kept a grist number of omnibuses and cabs at the stain.
whisk saravoyud the azonrsionista to their hones.
Oily two injured ponsoos bays as yak arrived in Load..
Os* is Miss Eliza Lyon, 3, Harkelopstrost, Clertanwsil,
who is severely °sultana in the body ; and Mir Herds, d
lb. Dudley Ars" Paddington, who still raussins insatiable.

THE CABS OF CAPTAIN CAMERON.
The following copy of a petition to the House of
Commons from the mother of the usfortunat• Captain
Cemeroc, is printed in the appendix to the 27th report on
public petitions ironed this morale; :
" The bumble petition ~f Aletta Jacobs Comm" now re-
siding Is Westfield House, Old Wells-road, Bath, 'hews&
—That your petitioner is the mother of Captain Merles
Dames Cameron, her Majesty's Consul in Abyssinia. That
the said Capisie Charles Donate Cameron *erred several
Yeats Is the army with distinction ; he was present in
South Africa doting two Caffir wars, sad enbeeqamitly
on
the staff of Lieutenant-General Sir William Fermi&
Williams, Bark, Y.C.8., of Rare, during the Bos-
om war. That after his return to the Crimes, ye",
petitioner's sea entered the ormair'sr merles. He wit sp.
pointed viecoocesesl at Reelout Kali in 1858. sad at l'etl in
1860, and on the death of Consul Plowdes he was promoted
to the consulship in Abyssinia, to reside at Mamonah,
oa
30th Joe", 1860. That your petitioner's acia, having been
detained is England by order of the government, did not
arrive at his post until esely In 1862. That roar patitiocet's
on was en trusted with s letter sod presents from her Mr
jesty's government to the Emperor of Abyssinia, with which
be proceeded to Gondar, the capital, where be strived In
June, 111162, and he was favourably received by
the sovereign. That your petitioner's sop. hark'
bees entrusted by the Emperor with an auto.
verb letter to her Majesty the Queen, proceeded
with it it to Masa:ash in November or December, 1862.
This letter reached England in February, 1863. That year
petitioner's son, after forwarding his despatches, proceeded
to the wintry of Bove, arid from thenoersternedtotlis Ern-
peror's court, whisks be ',jollied in July. 1863. That your
petitioner's son shortly after this fell under the dispk saute
of the Emperor, supposed to have bees ceased by the B.
tiski government neglecting to reply to the Emperor's
latter, and also by a change of policy on the pr.l of your
petitioner's sou in obedience to orders from home. Than is
September, 1663, whirl missionaries were imprisioned in
Gondar by order of the Emperor, for causes which your
petitiover is unable to explais. That your petitioner's
sou intervened for their release in his consular opa-
city, sad was himself imprisoned ; and from that
time be has continued • prisoner, loaded with
chain., and subjected to other cruelties sad to-
dignities. That your petitioner feels deeply injured
sad aggrieved that her unfortunate son should, whilst
*.trying oat the orders of hie goverment, thus be lea is
was trends of a foreign potentate, and she feels bitterly that
the proper protection of his country has bean withheld
from him, and she totes, after long endurance, t, your
honourable house, firmly trusting that justice will be dime
in her painful case, and that immediate and energetic steps
may be taken to rescue her son from his long and cruel
captivity in an Atria's' prison, lest he should sink under
his prolonged sufferings and die.—And your willow will
ever pray. I • VITA JAOOBA 0•111ZON. Widow Of the
late Colonel Alias Cameros, her
Majesty's 3ed Buffs.

MEXICO.

NEW YORK, NAT 27, Evnave.

News received here from Mittel:sorsa, sit Brazos
to the 16th, states that Mejia had been reinforced
from Vera Cruz, and that Cortina' had retired
into the interior.

NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OP ENGLAND.
• (THIS DAY.)

A special general meeting of proprietors was held
at coon, at the temporary Alois, Threadneedle street ; Mr.
Lams in the cher ; for the purpose of eessideriag reds-
boos having for their object "to empower the directors to
extend the operatiose of the bask to e metropolis:"
The CHAIRMAN said he felt caosiderable disanprantessat
at the nooremoval of the restrictiose whisk were referred
to rit the last meeting. The bill brought in far that per.
pose had been defeated in parliament, for what rasa:eh,
would sot prised to say. Am regarded the questios
4/mulattos, however, be had always thought that its is
pittance was overrated. The best intermits of the bask
required that its operations should be extended to loodea.
They must adopt either a poliey of progress or me of indif.
femme ; aod the latter would, he believed, set
be attended with the best results. lie %Deluded by read.
lag sad moving the adoption of the followini report :
"Is the report adopted st the &mud misting q 1664.
the director' expressed their views in the following pas.
mph :—' The dimwit% have some to the full cowbell'
that the Mimed§ of the bank require that its owed=
should be exteeded to Louden at the earliest pima
period, and they trust that measures may be devised
effect that objest. There are still some wankel datable:
widish the directors would wish to see removed before sal4
lug ors the proprietors to reed% %eh aouree,but they me
have no hesitation in assuring the shereboiders that Vier
will allow no time to be lost in assicemery delay.' AM -
ages, in the report adopted on the 11th elk, reference me
made to the sub's& The %riblike' di filealtiseelluded to ewe
removed by sot of parliament at the lashes% of her Majesty's
government in the swoon of 1864—acting in orceps
with the reptsmontations of the directon. The ocemensi.
maims then bell with the Chancellor of the Emboss
lad to the hope that the reetrictioos row imposed by lsw
epee joint-stock and private banks of loses m=
modified duriog the present endow, and the
resolved to await the decision of parliament upon • nerr
sure introduced for that object. The ' Banks of Imo=
introduced by the Chaticolivr of the Exatequer, w
to • stage when them seemed every premed as
that its per
tido% would have bloom* law • but, prior to the
third reading the united oppositionof the Les
bankers, sae of • section of the country
of issue, proved so draft that the
of the Exchequer withdrew the bill last Thwart week*
Under the provisions of the bell. basks of issue would hoe
been empowered to carry on bulimia in Lambe sr whhle
65 miles, to ineresee their number of Future beyond els,
end to teasels' their right of issues to other banks, Ink is
name, wink! hays bees required to pay to the Trager,
per cent. es their lima, sad would have %ken a Uses be.
'Disable at the nod of 15 years, unless pediment 'MA
otherwise determine. To such terms the directors inner*
most, and hoped, when they last met Ile
prepriston, to have been able to invite them
give powers to come miler the provisions of the hM.
By the withdrawal of the bill, sad the practical defeat of
the attempt to remove restrictions, the directors are , .
bomb le Mee position in which they weell whim they Inter
messed their cootie:Mei that the intense% of the Ina
I require the extension of their operations to Loaders,
the forfeiture of their right of issue would thereby be
curved. The question received the careful considiedige
of our late respected manager, Mr. Daniel Bobodeler
for many yams, and be has lett ou record is 10
ports to the directors his well-matured reasons ill N.
commending thir:Dpining of the bask in Londe. sk
earliest possible period, raid the directors, after fell curd
dristios, admit the caeclusive character of the Nowt
offered. The directors and the %%sot managers-ban lb
carefully and anxiously considered the subject, lied they wee
shortly state the reasons which induce them to reommeed ths
proprietors to give by resoletion the necessary powers Melba
that object, tn yeah meaner and form, and at such NMI,
as, is their diserseiee, the directors may deem expedlesti
Ist. London bevies become, from the tureens,/ Wenn
of intercom*, the great focus of hackie( even
Bone both at home and abroad. it hi essential to the &tap
moot of the bank's varied %torsi:le that the Nailing Pot
i.
viedal Bank of Begiusteleald open in the ntetropbs.
The restriction whielt the present state of the law impose,
of employing other agents for the conduct of the beak's a.
divary bushier, is not ouly attended with iocoriveniarassei
expense, but tends to divert the stream of its business fro
its legitimate cammeL 3rd. The fatalities which the We
should have bibs power to offerto the public in their comma.
dal relations betwixt Loud% sad the provinces are wricady
interfered with by the bank being precluded from Wise et
its owe spat, as well as armlet for other establishanabbelit
at helm mad abroad. 4. The bask is debarred from pull&
patieg shreg with, its oontemporaries is those amino d
general business which London as the monetary emirs dis
world holds eat, and from forming erase nexicio• bf lot 1
or snialismatioe with other establishments that art
solicitous, in the present tr.evitioe state of banking, dillb
Ueda, friendly islations with this bank."
Mr. WAD% • director, eireooded therinotion. •
replying to questions,
The CHAIRMAN said he thought the outside km le
beak would metals through not having the power died
would. supporta, the value of money to be 5 per mesa' 1,0
24,0001. a year. Against that, however, must be in ill
allowance made by the Bank of Failasid;and the anti
expenses le Load*. ; and he was &asinine enough
that the loss weeld icon be made up by the deposits OMB
they would receive is Leedom. (Bear, hear.)
The report having bees adopted,
A moieties was passed authorising the board to Deb
act business is London and within 65 miles of it, sea a
fa.
each purpose to dierionlieue the issuing of bask soles
the company.