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The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-22

FRIGHTFUL DEATH BY DRINKING VITRIOL.

INTQUEST.—(THIB DAY.)
This forenoon an inquiry was bald at the London
hospital by Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, re-
:E:ting the death of Henry Brant. aged two years.
appeared from the evidenos that the deceased eland,
son of a brush maker, living at No. 9, Duke-Week
Whiteohapel, while playing in the yard foiled a bottle
of vitriol which bad been hWda to keep it out of hie way.
He dank the liquid, and beret his face, chest, sod arms is
a shocking manner. His screams brought eakseance, sad de
was wiled to the hospital, where, nodal the care of Dr.
Woodman, he sarvived for some days, bet bin neossq was
hopelese owing to the quantity of the akin that was beret
by the madding fluid. The intriol bad net been swallowed
*vim/ to the burning of the mouth, otherwise death would
have bean iestantassouL The jury returned a verdict of
"Accidental death."
London, England, 1865-03-22

ADOPITON OF THE_ CONFEDERATION

SCHEME.

QUEBEC, Mama U.
The Canadian parliament bas adopted the Confe-
deration scheme by 91 against 33 votes.

MEXICO.

law YORE. Masai 11, Enirawa.

Mr. Scarlett, the British envoy to Mexico, has
arrived at the capital of that country, and delivered
an autograph letter front her Majesty Queen
Victoria recognising the Emperor Maximilian.

SPAIN.
KASSA) 1.
, /Mow 2
The Gainvito of to-day says :—" tumour Ss
been circulated that the army is to be reduoed
10,000 men. This rumour is correct, and the re-
dilation in the budget of expenditure thus effected
will amount to 60 millions reale.

THE WAR IN THE BRAZILS.
PAWN, MARCH 22.

Intelligence remised here dated Montevideo, to
the 7th February, announces that the garrison of
that town had agreed to capitulate to the Brazilian
admiral, who would therefore occupy the place
without bloodshed.
London, England, 1865-03-22

MINE&-fTIIIB DAYJ

Two eCt..3cL

The mining market is inactive to-day, and
prices generally are quoted the s.me as
iesterday. Great Vor shares are calls I 32 to
; East Caradon, 144 to 15 ; New Martha,
to .11; Great Laxity, 18 to 19; anal East
Basset, 124 to 15. Very few transactions have at-
mural in the Stock Exchange.
Foreign and colonial mining shares pre-tent to
c han ge.
At Treloweth Mine meeting yesterday the as
• showed a debit balance of 7001.
The Vigra and Clogau Copper Mining Com-
pany (Limited) has received 59 or: 17 dwta. 12 gra
of gold, being the produce of 1 ion 17 ewt. 1 qr. of
the rich ore from the recent discovery.
London, England, 1865-03-22

SHOCKING SUIOIDB THROUGH ILLNESS.

INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
Thin morning its inquiry wu held by Mr.
Humphreys, corona, at the Swan Trees, Swan-skeet,
Ilisorise, respecting the mikado of George Bishop, aged 45
year
John Bishop, 11, thgarlinforrt, mid that deesued,
who was a carman, became ill some time beck, and nimble
to work. He became desponding. and often said that his
life was a misery to him. On Tarry morning vireo
lord him hanging by his nook so a beam is a shed at the
back of the limos. He was quits dead. Witness bad no
doubt that deceased bad become Means through Blows,
and not being able to do anything for hie living, he oisi•
mired surds while in that condition. The jury roomed
a verdict of " Suicide, while of unsound mind.
London, England, 1865-03-22

Gagsal. a servant at Herombill, who was dining the
um* ef the sees eassidgmbly agitated. stated that on
, sheet S °Weak It the eftenams, she wee walking
W
Delwioh, whoa the priesswrame up sad
stowed her. Ho deusaoded her mossy. la her fright
Ai Wasted to mayor, wheasupse he pulled fres
srio la meek freak a pistol, and pamating it at her
Zkilemlamled her mosey. She that gave ■up her pares,
bowsaw, embalmed cely about two shallop. He
tua gip eS, sod shortly afterwards lasaing a female she
calf Isr what had happened.
She bad been unwell ever
am, baigopuch alarmed.
WUkilia. living at the White HMSO, Deist* said
rib pc told what bad taken plans by the pasecutrix, sod
eM (era* tare remembered meeting a man of the al-
gae% ascription in the lap shortly before.
Pairecoestelge 91 P said
Am
s. the ptisouer at
boom, what be denied the Amp.
itts plasma said he could prove by witnesses that he was
at Iwo at the time stated, and named two witnesses, but
day did IA aaewer to the repeated albs of the °fame of the
psi young emu, however, clerk to Mr. Coestable,
70Tafeer.ef Peckham, mid the prima, bad beam is Mr.
opoccble's employ as • driver and had behaved himself
t• biakate said a claim highway robbery had been
gy aad that in the broad day. the peasant :ix bad
„,,Eilislightest doubt about the identity of the prisoner,
medigarterg the nature of the ease, he must mama
so trial.
s rimer was then tally ccainittoi for trial.
London, England, 1865-12-04

Cot ecnart.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Doc. 2.
The Queen with the Crown Prince and Princess
of Prussia, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, and Prinos
Christian of Sleswi[•Holatein, walked in the grounds this

morning.
Prince Arthur, attended by Major Elphinstone, arrived ,
at the Castle from Greenwich Park.
The Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia, with Prince
William, Princess Charlotte, Prince Henry, and Prince
Sigiamund, left the Castle at 10 minutes before 1 o'clock
and drove to the South-western Railway Station, where a
special train was in readiness to convey their Royal High.
noses to Gravesend on their return to the continent.
The suite consisted of Countess Ilobeathal, Baroness
Dobeneck, Count Ealenberg, and Captain Von Normaun.
The Queen, with Princess Helena, Princess Louie*, Prince
Arthur, and Prince Christian of Slessig-Holetein, attended
by the Countess of Caledoa,Major-General the Hon. A. N.
Hood, Major Elphinstone, and the Count de Reptant,
accompanied the Crown Prince and Princess to the railway
station, and took leave of them.
Lieutenant-Colonel Du Plat attended their royal high-
nesses to Gravesend.
During the pat fortnight Prince William, Princess
Charlotte, Prince Henry, and Prince Sigismund of Prussia,
have honoured Mr. G. Koberwein with sittings for their
portraits.

DEC. 3.

The Queen, accompanied by the Prinewesse Helena and
Louise, drove in the grounds yesterday afternoon.
Prince Arthur and Prince Christian of Sleswig•Holstein
went out riding, attended by Major General the Hon. A. N.

Rood.
The Queen, with the Prince= Helens. Princess Louise,
Priam Arthur, Princess ilobenlohe, and Prises Christian oi
Sleswig•Holstein, and the ladies sod gentlemen in waiting,
attended divine service this morning in the private chapel.
The Rev. Stopfor I A. Brookes, M.A., lets chaplain to the
embassy at Berlin, preached the sermon.

The Queen will hold • Council at Windsor Castle
to.isorrow (Tuesday), at one o'clock.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury in
Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Earl Russell, the Lord Chancellor, Sir George
Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, the Right Hon.
Edward Cardwell, Earl de Grey, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the
Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Lord Stanley of
Alderley, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

The Rev. Dr. Osborn, and the Rev. W. Shaw, had an
interview with the Right Bon. Edward Cardwell, at the
Colonial-office on Saturday.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat on
Saturday, at the Council Chamber, Whitehall. There were
present—Lord Chelmsford, the Lords Justices Knight Bruce
and Turner, Sir E. V. Williams, Sir J. CoWile, and Six
Lawrence Peel.
Despatches were sent on Saturday from the Colonial-
offivr to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, Ceylon, Bong
Kong, Labnan, and Canada.
London, England, 1865-12-04

17NIVERSITY INTELLIGSNCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 2.
Cams (UnivnaarrY) SenoLeasnue.—The above
university scholarship has, after competitive examinatioe,
been this day adjudged to James Snowdon, 8.A., of St.
John's Collsgs, 16th wrangler, 11th second dais classle,
1863. The electors were unanimously of opinion that Do.
Leeks, of Trinity, and De. Cater, of Trinity, acquitted
themselves is a manner worthy of "read eoremeedattee.
Till Cason GRUA TherrmiceT nut TOR UNDISOILA
MATZO. —This prim boa been this day adjudged to H. R.
Owatkle, Jobs's, and T. H. Shaw, Olen College.
OXFORD, Dam 2.
In a convocation to be holden on Thursday next,
December the 7th, at 2 o'clock, the names of the following
gentlemen, who have been nomiested to succeed to the offioe
of Selected Preachers at Kichaehnas, 1866, will be submit-
ted to the house :—The Lord Bishop of Lincoln, D.D.,
Pembroke College; the Rev. W. Church M.A.,
Oriel College • the Rev. William Buil T. Jones, M.A.,
Uaiversi ; the Rev. George H. CurtissL A.,
Rueter College; the Rev. Edward C. Wickham,,
M.A.,
now Colima
------.
London, England, 1865-12-04

ELDAT NIGHT.
with to-day.
a number of
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given, Pierce
st considerable
dance the same
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conspiracy as
ted that at •

which Stephens
miter accused the
they excused
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with reference
John O'Haliony
)unsel for the pri-

Richmond pri-
!mend, charged
ephena. Byrne
ir of the Fenian
committed for
London, England, 1865-09-13

ABRIDGED HIOSYIiCTOB.
The Transatlantic Steamship Company (lambed) Is formed
under the ampler of the haportent lateness connected with
Southampton, for the pupae of establishing a line of Bret-class
peosenger and cargo simmehips between Southampton and New
1, for which there Is now an admitted necemity.
Southampton, from Its central position, Its close proximity to
Loudon and the continentel ports. its sub and easy acmes la all
states of the tide, reessees unrivalled advantages for the A.
✓ican Made.
The Southampton route to America to very haperfeetly served
by the present lines of steamships tinder foreign tap, which
touch at Southampton from hamburg and Bremen on their way
to New York, sad clear out with immense freights of German,
french, and *WA rassufsetures, and ter e numbers of pawn-
gen of all demon and are eminently snceessfut
Pending the construction of the necemary ships, the Directors
will be is a position If needful to epee the Marc at an early data
by means al erldanis steamers, which may be chartered or pur-
chased for the .orrice.
The proposed capital is considered adequate for the immediate
purposes of the New York service, bat ss operations in connec-
tion with the Southern ports are also contemplated. the Dirac-
toes will take advantage promptly of any opening that may
arise, to establish a line to there port, by steamers az•
presely adapted for that service, so soma as CIICIIIIISWICOS may
Justify the step.

10111 OF APTIJOATION 101 lllikW.
(To be retaised by the Bankers 1
To the Directors of the Treat.;loath: Steamship Company '
Limited).
Gentlemen.— Having paid to your Waken the sum of
, being a deposit of gl per share as SWIM
is Mt above Company, I booby ropiest that you will allot
me that Dumber, sad I apes to scomt este shares. or any too
somber you map allot to me to the terms at the prospects', sad
I agree to pay the deposit due on &WOW% sad to Ogg the
articles of arsociation of the Compeer tam required. sod I
authorise you to insert my nem epos the restatee of tosembere
for the number of shares allotted tons.
Usual Idguattwo
Name la tail
users
Protasis&
Date
London, England, 1865-09-13

OUTWARD BOMBAY NAIL

The Poonab, from Southampton August 27,
reached Matto at U p.m. on the 6th instant, and
Taft at noon the next day for iiiromudria.

The Nyanza, from Marseilles oa the 6th instant,
arrived at 7 p.m. on the Bth, and left at 8 a.m.
the next day far ♦lexandria.
London, England, 1865-09-13

BPALN.

MADRID. gam 12..
The Queen of Spain arrived at Vittoria this
evening.
The Fpora asserts that, on the return of the
court to Madrid, Senor Bermudez Castro, Minister
for Foreign Affairs, will tender his resignation.

THE BRAZILS.
(By telegraph from Lisboa.)
RIO DE JANEIRO, Amery P.

Exchange on London has been negotiated at 331
to 221 ; on Paris, at 408 to 416. Coffee, good
first, 7,400 to 7,500 DAL Shipment+, since the
departure of the last mail, 65,000 bags, including
10,700 bags for the Channel. Stock, 82,000 begs-
Freights, GOe. (T 405.)

BAHIA, Avow? 29.
Exchange on Lopdon, !4 to 241. Sugar, 2,100
to 2,900 raiz. Cottons, 16,500 to 17,000 !vim-
PISSN6III3I7OO. Scre. 1.
Exchange on London, 25 1-5 to 254. Cot-
tons, 15,000 to 16,000 reis.
The steamer La Plata arrived here on the 28th
of August.

LISBON, Sire. 12.

The Messageries luiperiales steamer Navarre,
with the Brasil mails, arrived here M 8 o'clock this
evening.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
QIIKENSTOWN. Sun. 13.

The Inman steamship bity of Haitimore, from
New York on the 2nd inst., arrived here at 4.30
a.m. to-day, with 201 passenger', 96,229 dole., and
1181. in specie. She landed 36 passengers and pro-
ceeded for Liverpool at 4.40 a.m. All well.
Her telegraphic advices have been anticipated.
London, England, 1865-09-13

PROVINOIAL SHARE MARKETS.

UTIIIOOOI. RiPT. 11.-1108 /04/g : Great Faster% 474—Lan-
seshire and Yorkshire, 1291 14 1.-Lniades and North Western.
114 4 ed—Metropoiltan. 1581 id. and n.—Reath
Eastern. 814 4 Lancaster and Carlisle, 100 ed—Brie. 564 4 6
Illinois Central. T94—Great Linsmilonrg shares 164—Alliance
Bank rAndoll and Grapnel Ti p.—Rack .t Liverpool,
I:sl—Banked's Banklisic,ompany (Limited'. i la•—ihretaltle esadd
gichan's Bank (Limited), 41 d. —North Western ''ank ;Limited,,
p.—London and Lancashire Tire Insurance, 8.16 p.—Liverpool
and London and Globe Fire and Lilt cil p—MKS Merchants.
=lT:rift* and Irish Magnetic Telegraph A, SOf d—National
(Limited), 541 4 4.—West India and Pacific Steam. par.
BUIVISOHAY. OUT. It —The transactions In this market to-
day included Lloyd's Banking Company's shares, at 94 prom.:
Metropolitan Wagon *area. at 94 ; Patent Asietree shares. at
ti and 6 prom.: Birmingham and Midland Banks closed at
160. sellers : Birrningiuun Basking oompany shares, at 264 to 3)
Town and District Banks. at 16. bayou.

A Ptecius Ars—Leeds and the neighbour-
hood were yesterday visited by • plague of ano but an.
Doyle" kind. The weather was extremely hot, and through.
out the day the streets were tilled with think Monde of I
minute flies. rendering It necessary in many masa to place
• pocket handkerchief over the ram to pass them without
suffering imam/mimeo from the intrusion of the unwslootas
little pests into the mouth, eyes, or nostrils. It was emus.
ing to me the people straggling in vein to fan sway the tiny I
playful creatures. They swarmed too thickly for dispersion,
and coated ase'n apparel in a way resembling a free dredging
of pepper.—Leeds Ilavery.
PROJECTED LANDING PIER AND PROMENADE AT
LLANDUDNO. —The only drawback hitherto experienced by
visitors to the enjoyment of this beautiful watering-oleos
(which lies between the Great and Little OrMOS Beads)
! has been the want of • suitable pier for landing sad sm.
' barking passengers and for promenading. nit want is
now about to be supplied. A spirited public motile was
bald M Llandudno on Monday miming, at which, biter the
partinalars and plans of proposed sobeene had been eix.
pinned by Mr. P. L Eaten (ritar)and Ilr.Feltee
evestmiess opponl sad intended slapped were wise•
measly puma.
London, England, 1865-10-09

BHARR LIA

.-(21.1118 DAY.)

Consolid& were firm, and closed quite as good as
Yee= Loan scrip was last quoted 24 to If
prom., showing a fresh decline of t ; and the Ire
Railway Loan, 24 to 4 prem.
Bank shares were dull, but no general alteration
occurred in prices. Kent London Bank, imperial.
Ottoman, and London Bank of Mexico and Sank.
America were rather fiat, while Anglo-Italian Beak
shares met with inquiry.
The shares of the financial companies kayo•
scarcely moved to-day. International Pinar:is&
were a little more offered. The closing quotations.
were as follows ;—lnternational Financial, 1 1-16
to 3-16 prem. • General Credit, 14 to 14 Frei
London Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; Impe rial-
cantile Credit, It to 2 prem. ; Credit Fourier an&
Mobilise, 44 to 4 prem.
National Discount shares were last quoted 104
to i prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 14 dia.;
Overend, Gurney, and Co., 54 to 6 prem., showing r
reduction of 2a. 6d. ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to
dn., being lower; Ottoman Soadni Glinerale, 24t 34
prem.; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4 ;Lion Brewery, 14 to
14 per .111. ; and Atlantic Tgraph Preference, 14 to li.
International Contract shares were quoted about 21. ,
higher. Otherwise the miscellaneous share triad*,
was rather flat. Australian Agricultural, City
Offices, African Merchants, Credit Fancier of Mau-
ritius, London General Omnibus, Millwall Land
and Docks, Millwall Ironworks, and Ottoman Gaa•
were all quoted lower.
The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota-
tions for shares iu new undertakings are as follows:
—Trans-Atlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. ; London
and Australian Agency, 4 to 14 prem. ; Allan's
Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 14 to 24 prem.; and
Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 24 to 34 prem.
United States 5.20 Bonds were last quoted 684 Se
694, being 4 lower than yesterday • Erie Railway
shares, 594 to 4, being 4 lower ; ind Illinois Cen-
, tral, 82 to 4, showing a fall of 14.
London, England, 1865-10-09

MEXIOO.

Advice' from 'Vera Cruz to September 15th state
that the republicans under Cortinas and Cobea had
fought a three hours' engagement with a column of
Mejia'e forces at Coleros. in Nueva Leon. The
imperialists fell back in good order after firing their
last cartridge.
The republicans under Vega had surprised the
town of Catarces and levied a loan of 80,000 dole.

MR. CARLYLE ON NATURAL HISTORY AD • BRANCH
OF EDUCATION.—We reed in the Adirtberek Courtin, :
"Our townsman, Mr. Adam White, for sway years in the
natural history departnieet of the British Museum, pro.
noses to introduce the teseblig of natural history iota
boarding schools std private famies. Oe his project, sad
on the general introduction of that delightful science into
the curriculum of ordinary adulation, Mr. White Kern beet
favoured by Mr. Thomas Carlyle with a characteristic
letter, from which the following is at extract For
many years it has been ate of my courtims regrete,dthat no
schoolmaster of miss had a knowledge of natural
history, so far at least se to have taught me
the grasses that grow by tire wayside, and the
little wioged and wingless mdghboars that are on-
banally meeting me, with a salutation which I
cannot answer, as thiage sent Why didn't somebody
eth
me the ormatellatime, Pro, rad mate me at home in the
Marry hearses, which are always overhead, and which I
don't half boost to this day' I love to prophecy that there
will toms a time, when not its Edinburgh only, but in all
Scottish and European tows. sad villages, the ac
will be esrietly required to poems these two capabilities
(neither Greek nor Latin more strict!), sad that no iege.
name little diadem of this universe be thenestoreard de.
barred from his right of liberty is those two departmenall te.
and doomed to leek ow them as if weer grated femme
hie life For tie rest 1 sanest doubt bat, mee way err
other, yon will br•eurd.by make year nimble indubitable
gift available in Edinburgh, either to the young or to the
elder, ea each seedlike@ as there are, sad I much mon.
mend a mimic end jedieiess peeektoemo till you do ewe-
red.—Believe roe, yeses sineently, T. Canna."
CRYSTAL PALACE.-- -A-OSOWN
SATURDAY, OCT. 7. Admiekee ea wawa% 1,439
OM by Nam like% 4,001; Mid Tbilisi 0,440.
London, England, 1865-10-09

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

PROPOSED STOPPAGE OF FAIRS AND MARKETS.
Oa Saturday, in the course of. the petty
mama business at the Town-hall. Brestford, Kr.
F. H. N. Gloesop, the realness, stated that the
maghitrates of the divides had myeloid a letter from
the lord-lieuteneat of the ermaty mils( their sttention to
the provisions made in the order el conceit of the 7End
September . for the exploraion of rattle or sheep from
the fairs and markets for • period of six weeks, if they
should think it expediest and asessesiy. TM report they
had received from the inspectors midi it appear that seve-
ral rattle had lately died from the disease. They had •
very important market in their district, that of Southall,
the closing of which would be a wrong ineonveniesos to the
farmers aad graben of the neighbourhood. He thought
they bad better invite those interested to meet for the
purpose of discussing the subject previous to taking decided
elope is the matter. A day was ecriordiagly appointed for
the purpose. At the Uxbridge Petty Sessions the lases-
treks hays determined to exclude all rattle sod sheep from
Uabridgs " Old Miolteelmas Fair," which commences on
Wedaseday neat, the 11th lea, and from the cattle mar.
kids mealy held at Uxbridge on the Thursday of each week
for • period of six weeks, exteadisgf rem tics sth of October.
Any person seedieg any *alma!, mentioned in the outer to
the fair, or any of the markets mentioned, will be liable to
• penalty not exceediag 201. A number of soca have died
from the dismal, at the Howell Asylum.
London, England, 1865-10-09

tooseoted to the epo.

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eight that the assignees
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for Vireo moolla.

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MUD POUNDS.

looking young ineel.e,"
remand, charged with
konot of 500 i., the
omasmit aad Co., nor.

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n the previous cocasiois
or
had been for levant
prosecutor, as shipping
nay were gives to him
i that is consequence et
inquiries were made, and
✓ bad appropriated three
dab he should have paid
s Docks, and other cheques
prisoner was taken isle
trwood, two detectives,
vs his residence at
for the purpose of ab.
s that he was going into
he intended to write to hr
it it. The primmer seemed
t oostideine by the firm,
ore painful was that the
or a great many 'tam in
I and Co., and was so much
e left their employment
cormiiierable premium.
he attention of the Lord
sea proved on the former
proposed to do was to pro-
how that the prisoner bad
=Masted to him and ap.
in use, and he should then
he prisoner for trial
i Bank of Hogiand, were
hat they changed the three
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ed upon some of the notes
re afterwards paid in.
r the charge was fully com-
London, England, 1865-10-09

ITALY.

—.—
The Giornale di Boma has been authorised
declare incorrect the news that the Holy Father
had manifested to Baron d'Ondes lteggio the desire
that the catholice should be numerous in the Italian
Chamber of Deputies. The official journal declares
that the Holy Father has in no way taken part in
the matter. His Holiness has nevertheless said
that it would be good for the Italian Parliament to
haveas many deputies as possible like Baron Reggio,
and does not disapprove of the resolution of catho-
lios to take part itt the neat political elections in
Italy.

A RIFLEMAN SHOT AT BRIDGEWATER.-A very
melancholy accident, which has cast quits • gloun over
the volunteer force of Sndgewater, took place on Saturday.
A number of the volunteer corps had moceeded to the butts
for the purpose ofprivate practice, a young man named
Locker, • private in the corps. eating as marker.
Three
shots had been fired at the 600 yaids range, when
Locker suddenly ran out of his but with his signal flag
trellis' on the pound. sod without weitiog for the
the
responding flag to be displayed by the Snag party. At
momeot,SergeantMeosaleld had his idleat tie shoulder,ana.
not seeing Mr. Locker, he discharged it. The bullet entered
the beck pert of Mr. Locker's neck, and mine out of his
chest, the effect of the shot being to cause instant death.
Mr. Locker um • clerk in the office of Mr. Brit" war .1,
member of the church choir, and was greatly tesondird
Bridpwster. There appears to be no blame whatever to be
seta Ad to Sergeant Matefield, who is • very useful arid
valued officer of the corps.
FATAL ACCIDIFT ore THE RITZ& -011 SetUrdity
morning Jolts Emma, aged 25, fell iota the river Dear Lime•
house from • small wager boat, in ooeseque•ce of mission'
hie "woke," while hurriedly setting out of the way of •
steamer, sad was drowsed.
[Adevidisernest.]—HOLLOWlT'B 0111211124 T AND
Plue.—ludigestio* acidity ma the stomach.—These corrective
sod purifying 1111% undated by the external application of the
olstroeut.wili Webb* them troublesome disorders. though WW2"
lag
an Ingolty of forms• and under *eh disguise mocking the
Mull of theists* physician& Their first action is to clear away
all obstruction% purify the blood. regulate the iscrtnions. and
give tone to the Monnich. and MOW to the elutclu 110"1/'
Tits cars they effect la not temporary or lanperfsm. but tha
work • moat marmiloas and beneficial chimp throughout the
entire body, and enable It. with renovated :Mena to nubs
Ors
approach of future attacks cm stomach or liver. They act. ne-
wts% most whatnots's': on the &Mem spleen, bowels, &mar
ties. and nerves.
London, England, 1865-10-09

gig COM.

BALMORAL, OCT. 6.
The Queen held a Privy Council yesterday morn-
ing. The Conseil was attended try the Prime of Wales.
Sir Charlie Wood, end the Right Hon. R. Cardwell.
Mr. Benison officiated u Clerk of the Council.
The Queen drove in the morning with Princess Helens,
and in the afternoon her Majesty went out with Princess
Beatrice, attended by the Marchioness of Ely.
Prince and Papoose Louis of Here end Princess Louise.
with Barmen Scheer& sad Boma de Rabenau, drove to

Gainsibie
The Prince
ince and Prisms of Wales, Prioress Hilda c
Aldan, and Prince John of Holstein Glucksbnra, dined
with the QOPOD and royal family last eight.
The Right Roe. F. Cardwell has succeeded Sir Marla
Wood in attendance on her Majesty.

OCTOM 7.
TM (San. ececaspented by Muer Louis of Hee,
Priam Louise. sea Prince Arthur. wont oat deiviag

yesterday.
Prises, Leopold, attended by the Rev. W. Jolly end Yr.
Buff, drove to the Lyon of Des.
Mr. Cardwell had the bower of (Using with the Que.')
sad royal fam ly het sight.

EN Royal Higbee= Prima Alfred, attended by °opts's
Haig, left Bookiaghana Palace last evening for flootlaod.
Dispatches were remised on Saturday at the Colonial.
Oboe, front the Governors of Hong Koski, Doyley, Gibraltar,
aid
Yalta. Despatches were soot to the Governors of
Canada and the Falkland Lauds.

His Royal Highness Prince Alfred and suite
visited the Royal Olympic Theatre co Saturday casein to
witness the performance a rhe Sri sad Prime Camara/.
London, England, 1865-10-09

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(azuria's nuclawth.)
FRANCE.

PARTS, Oct 8. 1
The Por of this evening announces that the re-
turn of the Emperor is fixed for Tuesday next.
The Gazette de France has had a second warning
for having commented upon one it had already
received.

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Ocr.
.8.

The Jeanie/ de SC Petersburg reprints the Tunes
article of the 30th ult. upon the Fenian', and
appends the following comments : —"The analogy
is so striking, the circumstances are so identical,
with a few differences of degree in the foreign in-
terference, that we believe it will be necessary to
remind Russian readers of the fact that it is Ireland
in 1865, and not Poland in 1863, that is being
spoken of."
London, England, 1865-10-09

THE AZOISTRATIONS.

CITY OF LONDON.—(THUS DAY.)
Mr. °hulas Palmer Phillips, the revising her
rioter, resumed his &Ake this morals( is the Coed of
Camino* Mess at Gsdidholl. The into appointed for tins
day's reviMp bsisg them of the psriehes 4061,1fidag the
wards of Broad-street, Castle Rayner& Cheap, Oss*
masers, Deep* sad ConshilL
Mr. Carlisle (Notes, Carlisle, sad Franei), reprosseted
the City of London Coneenstive Registrusien
and Mr. ilidinsitartittilis mad Kr. George Ledgra3=l
for Abp non Associstion.
I sh of Allhallownos.the.Wall the nave of
George Davis, of 1, fibard'ellara, was objected to by the
oonearvatives.
Is answer to the swent, Mr. Davis mid that he ocompied
the hems, which mouthed three rooms ; the toed mat wm
21.. a smooth, and he let off two of the room et be. • week.
Mr. Carlisle contesded that the amount was net suflicient
for the part which Mr. Davis occupied.
Mr. Sidney Smith argued that Mr. Davis was the ram.
pier of the whole house, and bad • per** light to lot
poetics to lodgers.
The Revising BOrister said that this was • questios of a
" part of • house " or " home," sad that be mhos* like to
know bow the doet was situated.
Mr. Davis said, *ere was only see eater doer with • lock
and a knocker.
The Revising Bafrister said this case wee very different
to that of Henrietta and Booth. He thought that Mr.
Davis should be considered ss the oreapier of the whole
house, as there wssaisoceseverence whatever between the
TOM he occupied the part that he let.
The objection was dimity disallows&

PATAL ACCIDIAT dr THE THAMES
JOIBANIEMSII7.

lINVEST THIS DAY.
This morning, Mr. W. J. Payne, the coroner for
the Duchy of lAncestle, held ea inquire at the Scotia
Dog Tavern, Strand, MlMlee to the death al John Tupe,
aged 24 years, who lost his life while working ow the
Thames Embankment.
Thomas Cooper, • pile driver said that on Friday
last at half•paat 1 o'clock the deceased and he
were on a Large belpiag to shift • pile mese. Both men
were standing oe the gammas which runs round the barge,
and is roily 12 or lb lathes wide The deceased was
'MMus the mese by mmea of iron bar or lever ; the bar
slipped, mid be fell into the water. The Hite wee mania;
up, and be was carried under the larp, whisk was athwart
the tide. He was Dot seen afterwards her threeletartere of an
hour. His body was found thirty yards highs: up the
river. 'rile bar was covered in the mud mit day whoa the
tide was out. The pile tope barge was impolite Bomerest-
bonee.wharf at the time in miedson. The deceased was •
Data
of the Is
at Wight. He was Rabat at the time of
the accident.
The Coroner having gummed up,
The Jury retuned a verdict of " Accidental Death."
London, England, 1865-10-31

~ ANIL

INTILLIGIiNCIL

ATISTRIL
The export of horned cattle and sheep from
Lower Mil& to Bohemia has been prohibited by
the Stadtholder of the last-mentioned
The export of raw meat, fresh skins, bones, and
nnmelted fat has also ceased. The prohibition has
been caused by the prevalence of the lung disease
in this province of Lower Anstris.

INDIA.
A telegram received this morning from Bombay,
dated the 19th inst., announces the arrival at that
port of the screw steamer Melbourne, belonging to
Messrs. tiellatly, Mackey, and Sewell. This
steamer took out the left wing of the 49th Rogi-
meet from Dublin, under the command of Major

Fitzgerald.
The Melbourne sailed from Kingstown on the
28th July ; St. Vincent, 11th August ; Mauritius,
sth October. She was detained three days at St.
Vincent. --

(amenues rarsonaus-1
RESIGNATION OF THE GRA
3L
= ALINISTRY.
ATKINS, Our.
The ministry has resigned. X. Bulgaria having
been summoned by the King to form a new
ministry, declared that he would only accept the
task on condition that Count Spoons& Sbould quit
Greece. The King has refused this condition,
stating that Count Spoons,* does not occupy any
official position. AL Bulgaria thereupon declined
to form a new ministry.

THE CHOLES.A. IN PAWS.
PARD3, 00T. 3L
The Marquis de Lavalette, Minister of the Interior,
accompanied by M. ESUNIMIAII, Prefect of the De-
partment of the Seine, sad M. Bohai's, Prefect
of Police, visited yesterday the Hotel Dieu and the
Hospital Besujon. The Minister of the Interior
announced that the Emperor , sensibly touched
the
indefatigable zeal of the hones surpons andre-
dente in the cholera hospitals, and desiring to re-
compense their entire body hi the persons of two
who had particularly distinguished themselves, had
named M. Legros, surgeon at the Hotel Dieu, and
M. Lelion, of the Hospital Beaujen, Chevaliers of
the Legion of Honour.
The Minister of the Interior presented the Cross
t of the Legion of Honour to M. Legros and M.
Legion in the chokes wards.

THE CHOLERA IN PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Oor. 31.
Four cum of cholera, two of which were fatal,
have occurred at Oporto.
The sanitary state of Elm is improving.

BOMBAY AND mAußrrrcrs MAILS.
ALIXANDRIS, Ocr.
The Nyaws and Mongolia left here with the
above mails at noon yesterday.
The former may be expected at Marseille. about
the 4th, and the latter at Southampton about Ilth
November.
OUTWARD BOMBAY 1,4.7 i! pr Ocr. 12-1&
TheJeddo left Suer at 10.0 p.m. la the 27th inst.
London, England, 1865-10-31

ITALY.

A Paris correspondent of the Independence Beige,
writing on the 28th, says :
Mention is made of a very curious letter of Prince Nano-
lean, in which he resumes his observations cm Italy. The
Prince says that, having studied the situation of the new
dynasty, he hesitates not to pronounce in favour of o
prompt remedy for the embarrassed stets of the finsnces of
the country. He believes that the reductions necessary
for the safety of the Peninsula can only be secured by means
of the reduction of the army, and consequently he engages
that the Italian government shall for the moment entirely
abandon Rome cod Venice, cad employ itself in meeting
the national deficit, and at the same tune In consolidating
all that has been acquired of unity up to the present
moment.

ITALIAN BRIOANDS.—Mr. H. J. Moons writes
to the VIM! :—" I think it will interest acme of your
readers to hear some particulars of the fresh capture by
Capo Mazzo and his band, dole to the large town of
Salerno. This poor victim to the scourge of Southern
Italy was taken with two of his employ' a few days ago.
His name is Wenner, of the firm of Messrs. Schlieffier,
Wenner, and Co., calico-printers at Salerno. He lea Swiss, I
and the ransom demaaded is 25,000 dusts, equal to about HOSPITAL FOE DISEASIM OF THE HEART.—Yester-
-4,150/. It is quite a new phase in brigandage to take I day evening a dinner in behalf of this institution, which
foreigner". I was the first one taken, and a Swiss is the le 'Austad in blorelzst-rimet• Cavuldn,h-Numet, took
lace at fit. Jasses's-hall ; Mr. T. Chamber.. (1.C., and
next. How many more will suffer in the same way ? If ; P.
for if orylobooe, woo is the
eh.; and
was sup-
the Italian government bad levied the sumo paid to the peered by a ...b., of whom are
brigand" on the districts where the offences occurred, sad specially acquainted with the objects sad the merits of the
exercised summary justice by banging the peasants proved I hospita4 which has been te mainly by the pm.
to have 'applied bested and other artieles to them, en is soul Inertial* of Sprott, the Miwolosl moil& officer,
who Du devoted hie time and labium ssidmooaly to its
the province would eagerly give the Whelped= required promotion mem its jemmies is I€o7.
to root out the small band of 24 mac sow composing the
Cirr or LONDON HOSPITAL TOIL DISEASES or
baba of Macro. system was tried Spain, and Ds' The (.'Hair.PAWL—The SQUAW of patients
succeeded admirably,Wieland* Was band • Wig of the relieved at this inetitutiou during last walk yes 987, of
pest." which 217 E 449 sew cons.

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EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

THE REPRESENTATION OF TIVERTON. —The Tirer.
Inn Ga:dte says:—" Yesterday (Monday) the Hon.
Grorie Denman announced to the electors of this
borough his desire to become • candidate for their
suffnigea to fill rile vacancy occasioned by the lamented
decease of Lord Palmerston. his brief but feeling ad-
dress be promisee that if elected he will give to the govern-
ment of Lord Russell his hearty support, sr, long as their
measures shall be in accordance with those liberal principles
in which he believed. lie would resist to the best of his
power all attempts from within or without to weaken that
government be prematurely disparigicg their strength or
their merits before they have had the opportunity of pro-
posing to parliament those measures by which alone they
were to be judged. It is generally believed that Mr. Walter
Palk Carew, who has been solicited by some of the conser-
vative electors to become a candidate, has declined the
favour. An opinion is gaining ground among the influential
oonservativee that in view of the Hon. lieorge Deoman's
great and deserved popularity with the liberal electors, and
his claim for the lest, it would be an ungraceful act to
oppo-e the boo. gentleman's election, and unwise, under
canting circumstances, to disturb the pesos of the boeougb.
At preneot, therefore, we do not believe that any contest
will take place." Yesterday afternoon Mr. Denman arrived
at Tiverton, and was met by • large number of the inhabi-
tants and a band of music. The hop. gentleman on pre-
seating himself at the window of the Three Tuna was en-
thusiastically cheered. He briefly addressed the crowd,
passed a warm eulogium oo the late Lord Palmerston, suit
said that although be WOO forwesd with diffidence he
meant to offer Weisel! as a candidate to ill the venom'
caused by his death.
• PATE-NT OFFICE MUSEUM, SOUTH KENSINGTON.
—Number of visitors for the week ending October 28,
1,306. Total number since the opening of the Museum free
daily (Kay 12, 1358), 970,590.
London, England, 1865-10-31

MINDB.-{THIB DAY.)

-----------
Two o'CLocx.
In the mining market fadey the attention of
dealers is almoet exclusively directed to the settle-
ment of the fortoightly secount, and prices gene-
rally exhibit no alteratinn oompared with those last
[ current yesterday. Nor* Treekarby sham am
nabs, firmer, at 4 to ff.
foreign and colonial mining shares are inadtive.
London, England, 1865-03-25

!Mt Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE. Yawn 24. I
The King of the Belgians arrived at Windsor
to-day on a visit to the Queen.
Hie Majesty crowd ow from Calais yesterday, and slept
at Dover, where Viscount Torrington and Lord Alfred
Rigel were in waiting to attend his Majesty.
The King left Dover at 10 o'clock this moraine in a specie]
train es the South Easters Railway.
The Prince of Wales, attended by Lientenant.Colonal
Koppel, met the King at the Waterloo station in London,
sad accompanied his Majesty to Wiodscr.
Priem Alfred and Pricers Helens, attended by Lady
Caroline Barrington sad Colons) the Hoe. A. Hardie"
drove down to the station of the South Western Railway in
Wiodsor to receive the King.
His Majesty arrived at one o'clock, and Immediately pro-
eeeded to the Castle, with the Prince of Wales, Prince
Alfred, and Princes. Helena, where he eras received by the
Queen, attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting.
Count de Moierkerke and Dr. Kospl are in waiting on the
King.
Lieut.-General the Hee. Sir Es oust also attended the
King to Wiedsor.
i The Queen, with Prisons Halals, drove out this morning,
attended by &lona the Lim A. Harding%
The Prince of Wales, attended by Lieut.•Colooel Koppel,
l returned to London in the afternoon.

The Prises of Wales went to the House of Lords yester-
day afternoon.
The Prisons of Wales took a carriage drive, attended by
the Hoe. Mrs. Brace.
The Prince sod Primer of Wales die= with his Royal
Highness the Duke of Cambridge at Gloucester House in
the evening.
A deputation, introduced by Sir Edward Daring, Bert.,
M. P., and Sir Brooke Bridges, Bart, M.P., and =twisting of
Peter Marten, Faq., Mayor of Canterbury, Mews. Thomas
Carter, John Fagg Harvey, Thomas Kiegsworth, land
owners sod farmers In Kent, and Mr. Stephen Plummer,
jun., of Canterbury, bad an interview with the Right Hon.
Sir George Grey, ►t the Hoese-offioe, yesterday, upon the
subject of the commission of sewers for East Kent, with
telecoms to =alteration in the law of sewer.
A deputation, introduced by Mr. Neste, M.P., and consist-
ing et Mr. Graham (general clerk of the Thames Navigation),
Mr. Castle (general surveyor), and Mr. Hodges (one of the
committee), had en interview with the Right Boa
T. Milner Gibson, at the office of the Board of Trade, yes-
terday, on the subject of the navigation of the upper
districts of the Thames.
Despatches were roomed yesterday at the colonial-an°,
from the Governors of Canada and New Brunswick.
London, England, 1865-03-25

ROYAL DRAWING-ROOM.-(THIS DAY.)

This afternoon, by command of the Queen, Her
Royal Highoese the PrillolBl of Wales held the first Draw-
ing-room of the season, at St. James's Palace.
From a very early hour the streets lading to the Palace
were Hoed with carriages, and !mg before the time of re-
ception there was a conticuous row from the bottom of St.
Jamee's-street to Hyde-park-corner, so that many of the
ladies bad to sit several hours in their light Court costume
before the time of admission arrived.
The presentations were very numerous, and they are
ordered to be considered equivalent to presentations to her
Majesty in pima.
There was s large attendance of knights of the various
orders. This being collar day the knights won their die-
tinotive demeatious.
The attendance of amtmeadme, foreign ministers, and
cabinet ministers, all of whom were provided with large red
tickets as credentials, was also very sulaarcesa Other
visitors had white tickets. The derrieres of peesoes not
having the entree proceeded by St. Jarese's-ekost and Pall-
mall, and entered by the gate nearest the odors.
The public traffic in St. James's-park was entirely stopped
as the time wired for the reception of the visitors.
The mit drawieg-mont of the preesat swam will be bold
by the Prinoses Alive

His Royal Highness the Prince of Waice, accom-
panied b bis Roysl Mahatma Prises Alfred, sad atteaded
by Liwtaoaat•Coloael Heppe! sad Liestesaat Haig. ho-
noured Messrs. Baker's ars Iftiesesatry, 152. Eisemprod.
Mehra. with a visit, as Welmsday, to view the varieties
of their taoe•hrsd Slataatnts (nrerions to their lairepumed
for the sessaa), and their °Aeolian of orsameotal aster
fowl, foreign birds, ke.. from which his royal hialusam was
itatioady plass& to auks a oslootka.
London, England, 1865-03-25

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the Mauritius. The prevent object is to earned
the company's operations. The espetel is 1,41110,10111.
in foO,OW shares of 201. each, wait a fret hews of
25,000 shares, but 10,000 shame are gloomily re-
served for France.
The prospectus has been issued of the Leedom
and Provincial Starch Company (Limited), with a
capital of 50,000/. in 5,000 shares at 101. era.
The object, as implied by the title, is to sanufae-
ture starch, a business which has base hitherto
almost exclusively in limed by stew firma, who
are stated to have made foe sumo.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 1,373 f. over lastyear.
The following is the report of the directors of the
Bank of British Columbia, to be submitted at the
general meeting on the 4th of April :
The directors, in submitting their resisse. lave to
tulate the shareholders on the seems that bra even=
stteod the transactions of the beak. From the sizomploy-
tog staterosot of sccouots it will tenes that. after es=
correct expeoses sod te of *slowest es
note due
the amount of profit at the ecodurisa el
the ban-
year, ended 31st December last, ins 13,61031.1301.,
which tbe dectors propose to apprete as fellows, vb. :
8,3331. 61. Sd. in payment of a diPd at the rte 111
per cent. per annum (being far mix booths on 125,0001,
and for four months oo 62,5001., paid Ist Seenobbor yet
7,000/. to be added to reserve fond. whisk will be
increased to 13,0006. ; leaving 3,341 f. ss. bd. to be
forward to the current half-year. The antlers vibe mere
by rotatios we Mr. Mechem* Mr. Hay, and Mr. dedemm.
bet, being eligible, they offer themselves for rmiestiee.
We are requested by Mr. J. H. Crawford
(late of the Bengal Civil Service) to notify the feet
of his having rriiined the board of the Oriental
Financial Corporation ; and the directors at the
same time desire as to intimate that the connection
of Mr. W. C. Brown with the corporation has
maned.