biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-14

BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-
the-Haloe.—Semmer Mem. 1860.—The Mineral Meters
of Homburg, as evidenced by the anialysis of the celebrated
Profevor Llebig, are stimulant, tonic, alterative and aperient.
They are of admirable Berrie* In removing disorders of the
stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs
when the abdominal circulation le defective, assist the process
of secretion, and give • healthful regularity to the orgasm of
nnUitlon and assimilation. They are powerful remedial agents
In cases of enlargement of the liver, In affection of the spleen. in
hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obetinate
constipation. In cases of gout, and all other affections produced I
by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the moat happy moults '
have been obtained from them. The Mammy of the Water:an more I
especially recognised by thcee who drink them at their source
tor then, the invigorating ale of the mountains. the gaiety of
the 'surrounding scene, and perfect abstraction from the cares
of the world, tomer in assisting the action of the medicinal
beverage. The magnincent Casino, which. In the beauty of its
!architecture, the judicious distribution of its apartments, sod
the richness of its demeanor. easuaram every Mbar *diem of
the kind on the beaks of the Rh.ate, contains saloons for balls
sad concerts, as Mao for the games of Trento et (Manage and
Roulette: the former Is played with the half itefait, and the
lattermith one Zero ; the daily venture of the hank at the Trent
et Quarsote table is fixed at twelve thousand pounds, and the
minimum stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Amuog the
other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable read-
, ing.room,Ubersityfarnished w ith German, French.kaglish,lteliaa.
Russian, Belgian and Dutch journals; • coff se.room in the 0141,n4
of style of decoration ; a divan, for the ealoyisent• etgar,
on • nee terrace paved with as. halt: a greed diaingeoom.
I where there la a table Whets It la Francalee Wee • day, at one
and nye o'clock, nadir the soperhatendenoe of the col/Mated
H. Clsevet, of Park. who Is the lessee of the refreshment depart-
ment of the linetwiam A eireetnatonee which want fen to
interest especially the English vision Ia the wantanetlon, sp.
preaching to its completion, of a new linglieh ober* on a plea
of ground gives for that purpose by the generosity of his Serene
Watteau the Sovereign lendgrave of Here. An excellent
arebestre, numbering forty dlatingalthed nanticians, performs
three times • day ; in the mon leg at the WellA is the afternoon
In the beautiful gardens of the Casino. and in the ev. Mug in the
grand Bail-roam. The new railway has she at brought the
Homburg Bathe to the outskirts; of Freuldort. There ere
eighteen trains • day, to and fro. the last se late ea 11 o'clock.
As the ]corny «caplet only half an hour the meneements of
Frankfort are within easy emelt Vinton in Homburg may get
to Brumele in twelve boom to &AM in sneak to Parka in ale-
tees. and to Leaden la twenty-lan:, as excellent la the tater.
eetwouniostion by rail.
London, England, 1865-07-14

TO the ELECTORS of MIDDLESEX.
GMlTithMint,—The old Parliament is diasolved--a new one
Is to be constructed—and you are now caned upon to exercise
the bighead important plaited) of selecting the representatives
of the greatest city In the world. We venture to place our
names ma the list of compet•tors for your suffrages, or rather for
a renewal or continuation of them ; for we have this advantage
over many candidates that we do not come before you as
strangers. Our exertions to your interests during a long series of
Pears are not unknown, nor have they been unrewarded. Wears
old and tried reformers. Grieved to behold oar fellow citizens
outrageously overtaxed, we introdattel a new sisitem, and raised
the cry of " ncenemy and excellence in happy combountion."
We have most earnestly opposed and condemned all exorbitant
claims npon the public purse, setting an example to others In
the extreme moderation x 1 eves y Bill presented by ourselves.
Thus not a stogie Ball so presented has ever been objected to, or
rejected, or ameaded. We have never disappointed our omen-
tuents—we have weer violated our pledge. —we have never
neglected our duty. '1 hs Improving state of oar revenue from
the continued and increased prosperity of our commercial relit.
Mos, justifies us In promising to give our bet consideration to
the possibility of still further retreuchmeota of all demands upon
the Incomes of our cantles cats.
We are advocates for an extension of the suffrage, not "late.
rally' only, but In all directions. Our constituency has always
been remarkably extensive—the largest in the kingdom—
but we have no objection whatever toms it multiplied to any
extent, and amongst all classes. We aver identify our own
interests with those of the richest and the poorest of our fellow •
countrymen, and are ready to leek for all alike—for both sexes
and for all alma We have coatbsued to satisfy an parties with-
out addressing ourselves exclusively to any. With the expression
of these priscipleti opinions, and pranks; and with the most
grateful sense of Nat favours,
We have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servants,

tlails'TZBoN.

The committee d t MOSES and 3014 eiirilyfreM Senen
am to Nine p.m. (latudaye excopted) M the Greet Clothing
Marta, at the Corner of Mincers sod Aidgato at the Corner of
Hartatrort sod New Orford-street and at the Corner of Totten-
hamootuaroad and Zuston-road, where all dames, without dn-
Unction, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a
prompt and cheerful attention to their wlzhee.
London, England, 1865-07-14

LIVERPOOL.

The nomination took place yesterday morning.
The candidates were—Mr. T. B. Honda! (conservative) and
Mr. J. 0. Ewart (liberal), who sought re-electioa, and Mr.
B. B. Graves, a second conservative candidate. Mr. Law.
roses, the mayor, officiated as retuning officer.
Mr. F. Shand and Mr. J. Tors proposed the nomination
of Mr. T. B. Horefall, Mr. T. Brooklebrink awl Mr. J.
Alken proposed Mr. Swart, and Mr. J. A. Tobin and Mr.
R. Hutchianon proposed Hr. Graves.
Mr. Boamuu„ in his address to the electors, reviewed
hie 12 years' connection with the representation of the bo-
rough, and maintained that his =duct had been in support
of those measures which tended to increase the commercial
prosperity not only of Liverpool, but of the whole country.
Whits acknowledging the importance of the Farads treaty,
' he complained that it did an isjuatice to British shipang,
which be hoped would be avoided in other treaties which
were being framed. He accused the Palmerston govern-
meat of neglecting the interests sad representation
of the public in connection with railway charges, sod
hoped that much good would result from the sittings of the
royal oommiiiion on railways. With regard to Mr. Ewan,
be expressed his strong personal regard for that gentleman,
bet said that this was a contest of principle, in which he felt
bound to oppose his old colleague.
Mr. EWART next spoke, eulogising the financial 121.111111114
of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, sod enumerating the
beneficial results which he contended had accrued from
having a liberal garnet:peat in power. He was in favour
of • large extension of the franchise, but was opposed to
universal suffrage. He was willing to give a trial to the
ballot.
Mr. Gatrus (who was very loudly cheered) spoke in
favorer of retrenehmest, administrative reform, sad of the
maintenance of the amine between church and state. He
was against the 61. franchise and universal suffrage, but
desirous of extending the franchise to working oleo of intel-
ligence and sobriety. He disclaimed any desire to disturb
the town, or foster personal antipathies, and said that the
sole ground of his apparition to Mr. Ewart was one of poli-
tical principle.
The MAYOR then called fora show of bands, which was in
favour of Meows. Horafall and Graves. A poll was de-
manded on Mr. Ewart's behalf.
London, England, 1865-07-14

REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY
(limited).
NOTICE LS HINZBY OWEN, tilt the FIRST ORDINARY
411INIRAL NESTING of the nharehoickers in thin Company will
be Yid on MONDAY, the Nth inst., at It deceit noon wed's'',
st the Loadaa Tavern, Bi.hopegate.street. London. for the ro-
rof a Repeat from the Directors, the declaration of a
vldeed, sad snob ether busman as rosy be brought before it.
And with' ['thereby further given, that on the aragonites) of
the ordinary business, the meeting will then be made special,
fertbe purpose of deciding upon the following resolution, via :
"That clause 77, In the Articles of Association be altered, by
striking out the following ern de, commencing in the 4th line of
ouch clause, 'and the 'occult? of shams In the Company: "
The Gamier books will be closed from the 19th until the 24th
bclllll/e.—By order of the Directors
FREDERICK J. GRIFFITHS, Secretary.
1, Royal Eschangebnildings, London,
July 8, 1i66.
London, England, 1865-10-07

INDIA.

- .
Sir Bartle Frere held a durbar at Pouna on the
sth inst., when he addressed the chiefs in their own
language (kfahratti).
A fresh scandal has occurred among the Ennis.
killens at Mhow. A lieutenant had been placed
under arrest by a court of inquiry, but the arrest
nag removed by the commander-in-chief.
Mr. Kinloch Forbes, judge of the High Court of
Bombay, died on the Slat ult.
An insurrection has broken out in Chajulpore,
and the Nawab was forced to tske to flight. The
disturbance is confined to the Nawab's territory.
The Taptee viaduct of the Great Indian Penin-
sular Railway has been completed and formally
opened.
Three natives have been committed on a charge
of attempting to poison a whole family and rob
the house. The head of the family is a jeweller.
The ship Eagle Speed has been totally lost at
the mouth of the Mutlith. Upwards of 300 coolies
were on board.
The rainfal in Bombay is abundant, and the
crops are everywhere looking well. Money is easy.
Cotton is active, and Manchester gouda have im-
proved.

THE BANK OF HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM, Oct 6.
The Bank of Holland has raised its rate of dis-
count from 3} to 4 per cent.

BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
MALTA, OCT. 5.

The Tanjore sailed for Marseilles at noon this
day. She may be expected to arrive there.on the
Bth instant. _ .

The Syria sailed at 1 p.m. for Southampton,
where she may be expected on the 14th instant
London, England, 1865-10-07

CHOLERA IN SHIPPIELD.

We regret to have to record that this dreadful
malady has appeared in Sheffield. A person named George
Thompson, aged 68 years, died on Thursday afternoon fro
A siaticcholera. Deemed was a bachelor, engaged in the
silver business at Ocireish Works, sad lived at 3, I ofirmary.
road. About tee-time on Wednesday, he was slightly at.
tacked with diarrhwa, and be declined to take any tea. In
the course of the evening he drank a little brandy sad
water, and for supper ate some cheese, thinking it might
check the diarrhoea. After supper be became worse, and
was either vomiting or being purged incessantly. Ha. how-
ever, hoped he should woo be better, and went to bed, and,
as was his custom, fastened his bedroom door. About
3 o'clock on the (*Bowies morning his landlady was
awoke by a noise in his bedroom, sod thinking he might
be requiring something, else went to his room door, sad
knocked. There was no response, and as she could then hear
lathing she left. Between 6 and 7 o'clock the Noise
was repeated, and while an attempt was being made to I
force the door the deceased was heard to fall from the bed
to the floor. He crawled to the door and opened it. He
appeared to be in a vary exhausted state, and he was at
MOB &sated back to bed, and Mr. Taylor, surgeon. was
peat for. Mr, Taylor arrived at the house &bout?, end found
the unfortunate mac In a state of extreme exhaustioe from
the excessive vomiting and purging which had ooritinurd
through the night. His skin was almost black, end
there was little or no pulse. He was safaris( from cramp
in nearly every part of his body. The medicine
prescribed bad a most beneficial effect, and when Xt.
Taylor called at 11 o'clock, deceased was much better.
The violent symptoms had ceased, bet there was still me
pulse, and the prostration was very peat. At 3
o'clock in she afternoon, dude' the absence of the
awes from the room, deceased exerted himself, and left
his bad. The violent symptoms at once returned, and
he sank and died in leis than a quarter of an hour. Mr.
Taylor wee present a few minutes after death, and took pie-
cautions to prevent the spreading, if poesible, of so dreadful
a malady. The atteoton of the chairmen of the health
- committee was also called to the case. Mr. Taylor has had
scanned this asp virulent a ease as be had seen.—Manchester
B-caminer.
London, England, 1865-10-07

CITY OF LONDON.

The rerun of th;;;;isiiM is se follows :
Liberal claims allowed 44
Liberal claims disallowed 5
Conservative claims allowed
Conservative claims disallowed 29

Liberal objections wetsieed
Liberal objectives failed or withdraws 29
Ooeservative objections sustained lBl
Coorervativeobjettions fsiled or withdrawn 147
Of the above 190 were objeetious taken by both par: es,
and 12 names were expunged by the Barrietsr.
The cowervative retina is as follows :
Objectless and claims sustained
Liberal
the present oormervative pia, according to that made l• 7
the Coosetvative Registration Aseociatioo, beiog 18.
The wart adjourned, shortly before 4, until 11 o'clock
next Itoaday.
London, England, 1865-10-07

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(uusza's ruzaß4ms.)
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. Ocr. 6.

Contradictory rumours are current relative to
certain steps on the part of the Committee of Con-
trol for the Management of the Public Debt. Ac-
cording to reliable information, the committee are
said to take the ground that their authority, in
consequence of the Imperial manifesto of the 20th
of September, is now no longer clearly defined, and
they have therefore resolved to address themselves
to the government or to the Emperor himself, in
order to obtain such instructions as may be neces-
sary to define their sphere of action for the future.

ACQUITTAL OF DR. MAX.
PERLEBERG, Ocr. 0.

The case of Dr. May, editor of the Schlenoig 1101-1
steinische Blotter, who was arrested at Altona by
the Prussian authorities, was heard to-day. Dr.
May was acquitted, it not having been proved that
he had any ',knowledge of the article for the publi-
i cation of which he was prosecuted.

THE TUMULTS AT SARAGOSSA.
MADRID, Ocr. 6.

Four persons were killed and five wounded in
the tumults which took place at Saragossa on the
3rd inst., arising from the refusal of the peasants
to pay the municipal octroi.
Order has been re-established.

THE CHOLERA 1N MALLORCA.
LA GRANJA, Ocr. 5.

At a council of ministers held here to-day, the
municipality of Palm►, in the island of /Ignores,
were authorised to raise a loan for the relief of those
left destitute by the ravages of cholera.
London, England, 1865-10-07

NATIONAL PORTRAIT sziumrioN IN M.

The Lords of the Committee of Council on Edu-
cation have determined to hold a Noting Portrait Exhibi-
tion at Roush Kesiguaton, is the arcades overlooking the
Royal Horticultural Society's Gardens, which will be
opened io April, 1866. This exhibition is beard upon the
suggrations made by the Earl of Derby, in a letter dated
6th May, 1865. Their lordships have coostitutad a Oiern-
mitt«, of Advise, coasisting of the trustees of the National
Portrait Gsllsey arid other noblemen and gentlemen, a list
of whom is published in lest sight's Gazette. Mr. Samuel
Redgrave, to whose labours the successful formation of the
collection of Portrait Miniatutes is chiefly duo, has under-
taken the special charge of directing the exhibition, and
Mr. fikatohley will seen secretary.
London, England, 1865-10-07

THE MEMBERS FOR MIDDLESEX.

The twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Middle-
sex Agricultural Society for the encouragement of good
ploughing, and other awrieeltund improvements, end for
giving rewards to servant. for good °mace and long service,
was hold yesterday at Hounslow. The ploughing and
drilling matches took place oe the farm of Mr. Michael
Robinson, sad refreeliments ware provided in the field fee
the ploughmen, driving lads, sad keepers of the armed: A.
dioner for the cons g male end female servants is in-
dustry was • at the Rose and Crown, Heston.
Lord Farnstri, ILY., presided at the dinner in the Tows-
ball ; and amoept the isem_pasy war Mr. Banbury. N.Y.,
Mr. J. Montgomery, Mr. W. Fusel!, Mr. H. G. Day, Mr.
J. Gotelee, and I large number of the principal agricultu-
rists d the district.
London, England, 1865-03-13

DEN BILOGDENS GOLD OILALti&

JOHN BROOM/CS GOLD GUARD ORAN/

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dose, will supply a AR 1010111 to ta.lllllilf-
tent question. But although we should be con-
tent to see Lord BROUGHAM reinstated in his good
name by such a proems, if that method Is most
agreeable to him, we should prefer, if that were
consistent with personal converience, that he
should anticipate inquiry, mid in his piece in Par-
liament make a clear statement ; one that would
expel from the minds of his countrymen the doubts
and difficulties which against their wish have found
a lodgment there.
London, England, 1865-03-13

JA PAN.

SHANGHAE, Jl3. 26.
The report of the re-building of the Sinionosaki
Fort is incorrect.
Six Japanese steamers have been found in the
Straits, forming part of the expedition to punish the
Prince of Nagato.

THE LATE Dl7lll DIMORNT.—PARIS, MARCH 11.
to-day's gain of the Gene irellislatlf an limner'sl
decree wee read, adman the obsequies of the Duke do ,
Morey to be celebrated at the publio axpeues. M. Schneider,
vice-president, expressed the poignant grief of the meembly
at the sad loss which the country had sustained. Be an-
nounced that all the deputise would be pressed at the fa.
nasal rites, which are to take place in the Chards of the
Madeleine ea Monday seat.
Difesarcir or TIM BOMBAY Mans. not-m-
-*IIMS, Rascal 12.—The Perinea's.? sad Oriental Com-
pany's steamship Duise, Captain Roehill, sailed hence this
mornieg with mail' for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean,
Egypt, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. She took out thirty
dna, sad twenty wood-class pain:gets, and on freight
103 boxes of specie for Bombay, value 34,905/., of which
amount 5,6181. is gold cote, 27,8701. bar diver, and 1,4171.
In gold thread, madam jewellery, ter.
AERIAL LOCOMOTION.—A prize of 5,100 f. bits
bees pieced at the disposal of the Society for. be Rocca-
moment of Assisi Locomotion, by mesas of apparatus
heavier than air. This was announced at • late west-
ing of the society by IL de Leaden*, view-president,
is his report on the °pastime of the year
1864. Several experimental apparatus have already
bees 4:mistreated. among which we nary mention
that of 111. de Groot. whisk however, *sing to the
defective *reclaim of some of its parte, is sot yet is work-
ing order. An interestiog experiment was made at Gm
mike the other day. The members of the 'Mato who Un-
dertook it obtained some goad results front a rudimentary
epeeists' emeisting of wimp mode of feathers. accordiog to
M. Menaimises essishod. By WM' the eh with there
vier, the exPleimiletaunts reisiss themselves
• few lacks* hoes the gloved, a fact which partly confirms
the story shoat the Viennese watchmaker Degliss, sod also
the theory of those who maintain that denemerstive re-
sults say be olenised by the dined waken= of home
strength shoh—Ordigassi.
OPTIMAL APTOINTHRIML—MT. Heavy J. Stoner
bee been appointed • county .net in Surrey by the
Lord Chastener. Mr. James hes bees appointed
chief judge in the West Idle Relates Office,
is the roses et Mr. eftsge. Mr. Reginald Oink mearMary
to the West ladle Estates Oommieeloa, is appointed to sot
▪ seeend judge (without eshev). it the room of Sir Frede-
rick Rogers, reelpied. Mr. Wnliam Pole, F.R.&, be. bees
appoiseed sisesehiry to the Royal Oemasimien of Inquiry
lido the Railways of the United Yiegaws. The Rm.
Miserert Dons, ineumbelat of the ohm& sad parish
fscirenhem. has been appointed 66 the aura mod
relief 111011anallik °kW..
London, England, 1865-03-13

MINE&-'THIS DAYJ

Two ol?Locc.

The dealings in the mining market to-day are
upon a very moderate scale, and prices generally
exhibit no alteration, compared with those last cur-
rent on Saturday. East Lovell shares are inquired
for at 104 to 11, Great Laxey, at 194 to 20, East
Caradon, at 144 to 15; and Wheal Beton, at 1974
to 2024. Great Vor are quoted 334 to 34 ; East
Grenville, 31 to 4 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 30 to
31; East Russell, 44 to ; Great North Law, 3to
' • and North Basset, to 4.
The transactions infeign and colonial mining
shares continue upon a very moderate scale, and
prices are unchanged.
London, England, 1865-03-13

AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE. JAN. 26.

The Confederate cruiser Shenandoah has arrived
here. She has burnt eleven ships since her depar-
ture from the Cape.
A fine comet is visible in the south west. It is
supposed to be that of ISO, predicted by Herschel
as returnable in 2l} years.

NEW ZEALAND.
MELBOURNE, Jen. 26.
Advioes from New Zealand state that affairs
there were less peacable. The defection of the
Tanranja natives is announced, and the Waikato
are said to be preparing to assist the Taranaki
tribes in resisting General Cameron.
London, England, 1865-01-21

BAVARIA AND THZ DUCHIES.

VIENNA, JAR. 21.

The Prove of this morning says :—" Herr von
der Pfordten has declared that Bavaria is willing
to consent to any agreement which may be entered
into between the future sovereign of the Duchies
and Prussia, whereby the latter might obtain spe-
cial concessions, provided such concessions are
kept within the limits of the Federal constitution."
Prince Frederick Charles hu brought an invites
tam to the Emperor of Austria to visit Berlin.
London, England, 1865-01-21

SPAIN.

:

MADRID, :AL XL

The government has introduced a bill in the
Cortes proposing that the land tax should be paid
in advance. Count d'Eu has resigned his com-
mission as captain in the Spanish army.

BOMB.
BOY& 311 20.

The pollee have discovered the authors and their
accomplices of the robberies and assaults which
have recently taken place here during the night,
and 32 arrests have been made. The assault. have
since ceased.
London, England, 1865-01-21

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
eras DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before Vier(ancisllor Wood.)
intreung r. LOSDAII.
rne was a motion to metals the defeedant from plaiting
ion uses certain premien of his adjoining the
row el the plaintiff, sad also from permitting
miugo Nth already placed on the defendant's
on" to tentless O&M. It appeared that the plaindffpre. ▪
ishadaat were the *weer, asd occupiers ot adjoining
sad that the deleadiat had reolatearregageg
:drum' tity of jute, some of wbieh he cm
hi premises to dry, sad the remainder of wha"lside lg.
ii.aa hereafter to place there. The plaintiff alleged that
goo of a highly irdansonatory nature and }table
sashaatias ; that under these circumstances, his
ghistirs)_pohcies of insurance oo the adjoining 're-
join were belie to be avoided by the didendant's acts,
sed that the deposit of the jute, by rendering the risk of
komuniseet, was In fact a nuisance, which the court
sal esstraie.
"lbw Tior.Ohencellor this morning delivered judgmest cm
sky Fist, aid stated that he was of °lnaba that the
010 had made oat a cams for the inrefterferree
ranted. of the
cost, end that the isjunotion would theore be g
AIL r-
sqlp NY Prim aI
MN mod a Cosmos Jury.)

BAIL COIJILT.

Mr. Julies

DOOM C. MAISRAIJ.
Tkis was an action to recover the rent of a furbished
is St. John'.-wood. The defsedaal pleaded that,
.04 to vernila, the boss. was Got habitable.
Er. Edward Jame; Q. 0., and Mr. J. P. Clarke were
weeed for the plaintiff • Mr. Hawkins, q. 0., and Mr. H.
join were weasel for ihe defeadant.
lb. plaintiff is a drawing-master in St. John's-wood,
aid
da6dast lea solicitor of Clielteaham. A Mrs. Wardle,
eye residiag at Cheltenham, instrooted the defeedent to
ANA a famished house for her ia St. Joha's•wood. He
Weikel the plaiatiff's house, and Mrs. Wardle approved of
it, rad it was screed she should pay 24 per week rest
for it klaintirs witnesses deemd is as a clean haw.
Ewe were a few beet Ass, bet no bap or flees
The iefeedent's emee however, was, that the bonne was
re looted with bags that the family were tumble to pet
say eat at sight—that ia fact they were each attacked at
mkt with a whole army of bogs.
las jery_nitimately returned a verdict for the plaintiff—
Dunes 271.
London, England, 1865-01-21

HOLf3TEIN.

MB(, Jam It

At a meeting of Holstein land proprietors, bet
Hohenwestedt on the 18th inst., it wu determined
to present an address to the sovereigns of Audits
and Prussia.

The address oommences by stating that
former one presented by Baron von Scheel PiMOM
had drawn down upon the'persons by whom it won
signed the indignation of an overwhelming majority
of the population.
It then urgently requests the convoattion of the
Estates, and concludes by demanding that the
rights and desires of Sleawig-Holinein to exist
under their owe duke as a part of • Germany be
granted without restriction.
London, England, 1865-01-21

[Stamped, ld. Additioaal.)

THE BRAZILS•

(nose ova owl

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dom 23.
The year 1864 has certainly been • most un-
lucky one. Brazil has had her share of misfortune
in almost every possible shape, and we have just
received news that Paraguay, after treacherously
seizing a Brazilian steamer, has declared war
against the empire. All here is now warlike pre-
wetion, and to-morrow 1,900 men leave in the
Gerente for Montevideo where the Brazilians have
already • force of 20,000 men.
The last mail brought us the news of the capture
of Paysandu, and if the question was merely with
Montevideo there is no doubt that it would be
quickly settled. But the rupture with Paraguay
complicates the affair greatly. There seems to be
little doubt, however, that Buenos Ayres will side
with Brazil.
This steamer also brought us the sad news of the
destruction of the Bombay by Ilre in the port of
Montevideo. The lire eommenoed in the spirit-
room, and soon defied all the efforts of the crew to
extinguish it. Of the 600 souls on board 93 are
said to have perished, including the surgeon
raid one commissioned dam. The Admiral
,(12liot) and his staff were fortunately on
shore. This is all we can at present learn here in
thlslainenimble disaster.
!1.1106011 ot• 15th Xusiltrir, Web

Imanisite tirePolas oa the --lust.
The Princess 4ruperial..and her husband, the
Conde d'lLa, • hive taken their passages in the
Magdalena Packet. Sixteen cabins have been
engaged for the imperial couple and their suite.
bur let-oonsul, Mr. Morgan, has been presented
witlawaiagnifscent gold muff box with an appro-
puste inscription. This gift came from Baku,
*hare Mr. Morgan was deservedly respected and
esteemed by his fellow countrymen.
There has ' been much activity in our coffee
makket sinee the departure of the Parana. The
ssisa react 93;000 bags, of which 46,000 north of
Zurope, 35,005 States, 8,000 Mediterranean, 3,000
°akin* 1 00? Ospa. Prices rule about 300 Ms
higher than Eby isat mail. We quote superior,
6,600 to 6,7 ; good 10, 6,303 to 6,400 ; stock,
70,000 flags. In exthange about 450,000/. were
drawn for this packet at 26d., 261 d., and 260.,
including 60,000 i. lakes by the government at

• . MUSW.
SACB.F.D HARMONIC SOCIETY.

---
The performance at Exeter-hall last evening con-
sisted of fipobr's oratorio, The Last Judgment, and Moo-
delmoho's Lobgesang—works, elicit d which is a 4,1
gallon of the two greatest mend eelepoome of Mee
pemeat century. Both if them are emipmatively
shed ; sad takes tegetbsw tMtr lama is that ef
is of the ordinary Exoterball perfermastem
The amousocamat of two such weeks drew
vest amemblage. The performere is The Lase Judgment
were Madame Lemmas filierriagtoo, Madame Wet=
Dolby, Kr. Commisp, it'd Mr. Paley. La the labwknag,
the prioelpsleeprom Pere masses' by Maims filienisgtee.
The Omega teem was to hires boss Mr. NM RINIWAL bat
hia cafewtoaste and aceideat stimbled him from ap-
pawing.
London, England, 1865-01-21

THE EMPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1865.

THZ FOG.-(THIS DAY.)

The cold which set in last night, and which has
orannued throughout the day, has been aesompasied by •
dare fog. The delay occasioned by this ears fie the
balk NOM to bus beet very genesal. From all
part we hear of the late arrival of trains, sad • traveller
from Dover eau the fog wna most dense there u well as at
Folkestone sad Sittingbourno The Thames has bees de-
warted the whole of the morning, the steamers between the
bridge., as well as those below, not having had a Cagle
journey. The driven of the vehicles in the streets
have had to observe the greatest caution in the
City. The ocesumptio• of pa supplied by the
City Oes-works this morning has been equal to that of
two ordinary eights—the large underground stores and ware-
houses 'burn's' the greater portion. The white frost on the top
of the houses had • singular appearance, whea seen occa-
sionally through the fog. From the slipperiness of the
streets, hones kaubeen Hostelling helplessly in most of the
great thorovitifarec On Loadas•krtdgetke poor animals were
lying is all direetioes, in some bantams bleeding ; sod such
was the state of the roadway that the cart with the Dour
mails was above twenty missies getting from one side to
the other.

SHARE LISTI3.-4THIS DAY.)

Two oVuxs.

In the railway market to-day the principal fea-
ture is • demand for Metropolitan stock, which
has risen 3 per oent. There is little business
otherwise, and the rest of the chief lines I
are quoted the acme as yesterday. Lon-
don and North Western stook is now quoted
121 to ; Great Western, 804 to 81/ ;
1384 to 139 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1181 to ; South Eastern, 874 to 88 ; Great
Eastern, 471 to 1 ; Great Northern, 123} to
1344 ; Caledonian, 130 to 131 ; London and
South Western, 98 to 99; and Metropolitan,
129 to 4.
Lombardo-Venetian and Great Luxembourg
shares are inquired for, other foreign lines being
inactive. Indian and Canadian railway securities
exhibit no change.

t e 1 V...
London, England, 1865-09-22

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

IWITII9O
Yesterday, at a meetingll. of the Marylebone
Vestry, the noblest of the tattle plague was brought under I
coosideration, sad Dr. Whitmore, the medical officer of the
parish, presented s report, in which he stated that the
number of licensed cow-houses in Marylebooe in which
cows were kept wee 62, the somber of cows usually kept
therein being 1,313; that niece June 30, of the preeset
year, the number of cattle dupoeed of on account of the
disease actually breakieg out amongst them amounted to
712; and. since the same date, the number disposed of
for fear of the disease was 214 ; that 30 eowbotwee were
entirely empty, and several others had only two or three
cows left is them ; that be bad toned it impassible
to ascertain how many animals had died of the
dimes" or had been slaughtered after being at-
tacked ; that the number of sheds in which ths
disease was known to have existed was 38, end the number
ie which it had not appeared, up to the date of information
was 19. That with respect to the rernaisieg live sheds, ne
satisfactory information could be obtained ; that the
number of eows at present in the parish might be estimated
at 300, and be was sorry to ley that through the heves of
site disease, the umber was daily becoming lees; that the
sanitary oonditirin of the sheds &Nimrod to have bad so
effect in controlling the disease, foe in many of the sheds
that were the cleanest and best ventilated it has been
most fetal, whilst to others, where the sheds bane been in
a mast dirty imaditice, the dimes* ham not ap es the preirent
time made its appearanoe ; that many eowkeepete in the
parish were rained, haying lost 41 their stock, whilst
others had suffered very heavily, sad that the estimated
loss throughout the parish amemeted to 5,5284
LreImPOOL.
Dr. French, the medical Whoae to the Liverpool
Health Committee, reported to the body yesterday that
three beast' which bed bees purchased by a butcher et the
cattle market on Woodsy, bad died from the disease. He
else stated that five bullocks, which had come via Leith, from
Germany (le violation of the mulattoes) had been fouled
sufferieg from the dimes., hut had bean promptly killed.
The msgiatrates ere to Mesa/gate the matter trey.

[Adverkiaement.J—HotmowAT's OurnusT AMU
Mts.—Sore ths ailment external or internal, chronks
or Mate, inflammatory or other. W, n certain remedy usay be
loand owe or other, or balk of ,Hoiloway's peratiems, TO
the finery sad the MUM Ilheil em *Vaal is no us
M them involves 50 danger, tie employment them will not
moss Ye must timid slay apprehensive' of doing mischief. They
always relieve, and by their esereeetve, paritylmg sod heeling
pones. Invariably prove baseficial In every disorder incident to
the Moro frame. II emends, sprains. &adder 'venom, an-
tela vans, and diseases dthe skin. Holtowsy's medwines say
be used with safety sad certainty, without weakening the mins
• or Srmarterrlag thedieume to Dam parts.
London, England, 1865-09-22

TELEURAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(uvria's nuawaLl
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Sin. 21.

The New Frandenblatt of to-day atm.'s that all
note has been despatched to the Austrian repre-
sentatives abroad defending the policy pursued by
Austria in the question of the Duchies.
The statement of the correspondent of an English
journal respecting negotiations for the cession of
Venetia to Italy is denied in official circles in this
city.
It is reported that the government intend re-
viving parliamentary institutions in all parts of
the monarchy, including Venetia.
London, England, 1865-01-26

THE POLICE COURTS.

OLZREENWELL.

Janes Lord!, 604 of 8, eatz on ..wart. Narylehme, •
bachney-cerviage driver, was c remand with ag
drunk and furiously drivieg bin hone and cab at Eines-
noes, end thereby injurisg Mrs. Sarah White, of 51. Ra-
veloolcuteeet, Oalesiawroad.
Mr. Herrin, solieitor, appeared for the defence.
The evidence of Police-constable King, 423 S, went to
show that he was on duty at Kieg'e-crom, and saw the
defendant, who was the worse for liquor, driving hi hares
at • most furious pear. The rein were loose on the hotwe's
back, and, before the horse could be stopped, Kn. White
was banked down, and she sustained severe conitelows of
both legs, and was for some time unable to leave her roam.
Bile did not appear to press the charge, ea the master of
the defendant bad made her some compensation far the fa-
junta she sustained.
The defence was • denial of the statement of the desali-
nises., and an assertion that the borne could not go at •
furious pace.
Mr. Barker said the ease was dearly proved, and ordered
the defendant to pay • doe of 90a., or in default of payment
Iseven days' imprisonment.
The So* was paid.
' George Buck, • dienamonger's assistant, residing in
neeutreet, Sousers-town, was charged with furious driving
at King's crow
Police-oomeside Cooper, 420 S. said be saw the defeedaat
driving a pa at the nte at about sixteen miles an hone in
I frost of the Great Northers Railway. He was said open
to stop, but be could sot do so, and before some boys could
get out of the way they wen honked down and ran over.
I. The defend sat said the horse could not go at the pace
stated by the eautable.
lir. Barker ordersi the defendant to pay • doe of 40e., or
iedsfault to be imprisoned in the House of Correction for
fourteen days.
The dee was paid. _
London, England, 1865-01-26

CHINA.

There is no political news of importance from
China.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The tot export for this season, from bit June to 14th
December, 1864, is—from Canto°, 8,941,400 ; Amoy,
453,000; Fulrabau, 37,782,000; Shand*" 44123.889—
giving a total for the seism 1864-45, se far as yet maw
word, of 92,30228911 m, against 86,480,770 for last season.
Diereses of 6,968,7191b5.
The silk export to Great Britain has been 22,719 helm,
against 26,913 last seams, the decounes being 4.194 balm
To liszseillos—by the Pesinsulsr and Oriental sad Yes-
sageries Imperiales steamer—it has been—ln Jump, °rises,
38 ; Tigre, 15 ; Chine. 170. July, Yalta, 68 ; }Cumuli's,
384 ; Carnatic, 86. Await, Singapore, 154 ; hapetatrios,
329 ; Eisen, 208. September, Orissa, 42 ; Oaailiodge, 384 ;
Babette, 51. October, Ganges, 152 ; Dosnai, 593. Novem-
ber, Became, 692; Emu, 769; Mgr*, 449. Deessiber,
Oriam, 631 beles—making a total at 5,215 bake.

(agarn's irisagium.)
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

VIENNA, JAN. 26.

The New Freie Freese of to-day says :—" We
learn from reliable souroes that the decree con-
voking the Hungarian Diet will be promulgated on
the 15112 April, and that the Diet will be opened
on the 15th May next."
The same paper states that the military tribu-
nals have been ordered to terminate the pending
trials as soon as possible.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
11110HAILENT. JAN 25.

The Senate has presented the address to Prima
Conn. The reply of the latter was remised with
enthusiasm.

The chamber is now discussing the bill on the
organisation of the superior clergy.
The Constitution has received a warning for an
article defaming the Jewish religion.

SPAIN.

The Epoca
thi Colonies

MADRID, JAL 25.
of to-day states that the Ministate of
estimates the swam of the wee la

• ma -

Ban Domino at 200 ;Ohms of reale, and that the
war has besides calassimed a deficit of 100 million'
in She revenue of Cab►
The Oonocil of State has not yet dimmed the
(position of the Encyclical.

THE BURNING OF THE BOMBAY.
London, England, 1865-01-26

BAIL COURT.--Jaa. 25.

MIN, at K Prins
S st Wratoriawrar.—(Boton Mr. Janie*
im arri• Com ma Jag.)
0111MTHS V. WAIL

This was a peculiar action upos a promisory note for 50t.
Mr. M. Chamber, Q.C.. and Mr. Gordan All.. mew
tonmal for the plaintiff ; Mr. Kidd was sounesl for the &-
fieriest.
The plaintiff was the landlord of a roffes-shop in Wyele
sheik Strand, which be had let to the defeedast, and the
promissory note in question was not to be paid if the do-
fesdast could show that his takings is say am wee did
set *menet to 161. I. conesquatee of the nature d the
&tome, the defendant's case was first entered into. The
house in question was described is • night-house, sad the
&deadest let out beds at le. per night for • single bed, sod
2a. 6d. • night for a double bed. The defendant had egireg
to pay 1001. • yeae rent.
A witness mined Arthur, in the course of hi mandos-
tioo, said be had received • paper, which he produced, from
Mr. &matt, the defendant's attorney, as follows:—" lOU
21. if verdict for Ware ; if not, thh paper to be die
strayed."
Theplaintiff relied oe the defendant's statement to him
that he bad takes wee that 201. • week. and that he fre-
quently took more then 41. • sight, but it was &aid by
the defendant.
Mr. Justice Oboe, In summing up, oomuiseled vesy
strongly on the *pedant of the defendant's attorney, sad
observed that parties' rights could sot be ode U such an offer
was to be made to induce whammies to swear favourably on
• mrtimir side. Be should hand the papa over to the
ottiest of the court and direct him to forward it tothe Some
terry of the Law Association, to order that the society might
take such a course as they might be advised, in order that .
the public might know that mei cosdnet when known would
not be lightly passed over. He was happy, however, toss,
that such conduct was very rare antoept the m 06188610.
The jury retuned a verdict for the defoodiuit.
Mr. Baseett was repeatedly called during the progress of
the case, but be did not maws,.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 25.
(Before Mr. Oasuidirioser Gas Thurs.)

Or II J. C. DIAN& - SUS

PAM COKPA.R.

The bankrupt, John Consolles Dense. was sisesdhed as
manager to s publio compsay, d ♦sliced, sear liturgy.
He had acted as manager to the Alazaarhspark Conpasy.
edjudireniee was made oil the position al Messrs.
Jackson sod Graham, epholitorors. OnUrd-striet, who aro
creditors for 615/.. for goods supplied.
This was tin elstias for arsensatisa end diselisrge. Thal
baskrapt owes to usesenred areditess 3,277&; to Shoos
bolding security, 1471. : libilitias on shares, i 23& ; ditto on
accommodation bill., 1,3631. The liabilities
amount of WI. is respect el Way's Blesarik=a6nd.
1,301. doe to the Olydesdnie Y. Glasgow.
os mai old iseesaleasue giventskithal.°"Zashankrupe re-
turns Use Abinsadirrpark Compasy as "doubtful debtors
Ice am., sod the asseunt of ble balf-year's salary.
Tbil socounts bar* taws only Pies filed. kis Honour
directed au adisurniumat sine die, with protection fee two
inssitbs.
London, England, 1865-01-26

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(istrra's num
FRANCE.

PARIS, JAN. 26.
The French Chambers are convoked for the 15th
of next month.

The Pairis of this evening Mats* that the Spanish
frigate Numancia will not sail for the Pacific, her
departure having been countermanded in conse-
quence of the receipt of more peaceful news from
Peru.

The following is the result of the elections of
new members to the Protestant Consistory in Paris :
M. Laffon, supported by both parties, and MM.
Mallet, Chabaud, Vernes, and Andrd, candidates of
the orthodox party, have been elected.

A fresh vote will have to be taken to decide
whether M. Guisot, of the orthodox, or M. Barbezat,
of the liberal party, is elected.

The difference in the number of votes obtained
by the contending parties is very small.

ITALY.

TURIN, JAL 25.

This evening about one hundred persons, amongst
whom were several students, made a demonstration
in honour of Signor Aslopis, formerly President of
the Senate, and other political personages. No dis-
turbance took place.
The subscriptions to the bonds on the sale of
state property being one-fifth in excess of the
amount to be allotted, will be reduced in pro-
portion.

TURKEY.
(Vi► Marseilles.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 18.

The British Embassy has protested to the Porte
against the new law on the press. The question
has been referred home.

The Indo-European telegraph line was completed
yesterday. Colonel Stewart, .Lhrector-General of
this service, died on the same day.
London, England, 1865-01-26

ARRIVAL OF THE RESCUED OFFICERS

AND HEN AT LISBON.

By a telegram received at the Admiralty
this day from Lisbon, it appears that the
Herschel steamer arrived there on the 25th last
(yesterday), with Captain Campbell and 525 officers
and men lately belonging to her Majesty's ship
Bombay, burnt near Monte Video.
London, England, 1865-03-14

,VENIIIG, MARCH

LATEST INTILLIGENCE.
tasons's 'maws.)

TRANCE.
PARIS, MAzei 14.
The Moniker of this morning publishes tin
speeches delivered by M. Schneider and M. Rouble
at the grave of the Duke de Moray yesterday. M.
Rouher reverted in his speech to the words of the
deceased, that liberty could only be established
peacefully by a sincere harmony between the move-
, reign and a moderate assembly.

THE FRENCH TROOPS AT ROME.
(Via ltsresilles.)
PAYS, lIIAMCII 12.
General Montebello has sent a despatch to the
French government requesting it not to withdraw
at present any division of the French army now
stationed at Rome, as otherwise it would be impor
sible to guarantee the maintenance of public order.
A statement of the revenue and expenditure
during the year 1804 has been published. It shows
a deficit of 4 millions of Roman dollars. The
revenue is stated at 4, and the expenditure at
10 millions. The Peter's Pence yielded during the
year 111 million.

SPAIN.
MADRID, /Weil VA
The Finance Committee of the Congress I've
decided that 25 per cent. of the proceeds of the sale
of the crown domains shall be remitted to tbe
Queen imiaediately after the passing of the bill.
London, England, 1865-03-14

THE POLICE COURTS.

MARYLEBONX
Paid Besidis, aged 25, and Alcxasdre Perdrix, aged
described as clerks, wen charged before Mr. Yardley with
having in their palominos. messed to be stoles, two 30
dollar gold American pieces, 122 five dollar pieces, 35 two
bell dollar pima, Ire dollars, 22 twisty froze pima*, me
ten (rase picas, two five franc pieces, ass eovereign, two
half sovereigns, li. 10d. English mossy, a franc, two bell
hams a gold watch and gold chain, a silver watch, and two
six herrn revolver
M. Albert atteadMedoteM.
to isterpret lie widest*.
Nathaniel Druesonci, a sergeant in She detective depart-
meet, Sootlar.diard. stated—About five. on Saturday after-
'sew. I went to the Enstoireguare *Slimy station, where I
I saw the primmer, about sterns; by train
far Liverpool. I
marl tier names in Freon', sod hey legit raid
Beadle." 1 laid set that. me is Perdris, and they had
in their pomeesiam 5,000 f., and when they gam me • sa
factory account of the money I most lock them up. Beadle
said be did not know to what I wee alluding. They were
taken to the patios Mattes, where, is beim, searched, the
' above mosey was found, NI will 1111 • nueagh pea Amin
Havre to Amorist. I asked how they became pumped of
so muck roomy, oboe Bandit said that he changed a bank
not* for Perin: into Americas mosey at Havre, but he did
sot believe that the motes were stoles. I asked when Per-
drix got the mosey frees, sad be mid at first that it was •
portion of his ravine. I asked bins if he was is
a ponies to nave aunt a large sum of mosey,
whoa he said it was amine to tell any mare lies
about it. Hi had Imam epee a desk lielmulig to iia eel"
ployer, our
Pabst, .8 Hans, sad stoles the vamer.
lgri said Via/ changed the mosey is that pines far Amerisea
cola Thee she paid their through pow to New Yeah.
wad Wight tie revelvera.
Kr. Yardley—ls there thyme ben frees the Pm"
imbue,
lespestar Willitmmee (elder inspector at Seedevrigslen
—24 e, att.
Mr. Yardle—l semen the °igen of tile is be Asa amel
power we lave umelerthe Istnedisass Treaty.
, Imposter Williemess—The teeny says ealy la SIM
" fredaleut beekrogal.' testtler: sad "
yr. Yardley that ha reselleetedigenes •
rarieldrate had power to deal seder
The ere wesptid=. to give his "natio Use to leek
late the sot of
London, England, 1865-03-14

THE QUEEN'S COURT.

The Queen held a mond Court at Buckingham
Pukes yesterday aftermath.
The Court was in mossaing for the death of her kleissty
the goose Dowager of the Netherlands.
The Queen wore a bleak silk drums, with train. trimmed
with crape and Jet; sal a Mary Qum of Scots emp with keg
veil, the cap ornamented with large pearls. Her Majesty
were four rows of large pearls resod the seek sad pearl
brooches, the Riband sad the Stu at the Order of the
Outer, the Vidalia and AlbertOrdar, and °eked Louise
of Presets.
The Prison of Wales wore a train and pettiomt of rich
black silk trimmed with tulle, bows of ribhos satinet.
Headdress of black velvet and dismantle. with white teatime
sod veil. Diamood onsesesta Orders, Tiskoried and
Albert, and Labelle of Portugal.
The Prisons Helena was a drew of black Spred set,
over rich gime milk trimmed with jet cos, looped op with
large jet beads ; testa of rich black moire Liaises. Heed-
dress, wreaths of white wild violets sad pose ivy loam,
white feathers sad veil. Oramosate, diamoada ; 'Victoria
and Albert Order, sad Order of St. Labelle.
The Primer Louise wore a 'imam dress and similar
orsamesta.
A number of distinguished Orem hied the Mom el
receiving indtatioas to attend the Overt.

QIN Court.

wornsoa CASTLE. Mamas 13.

Her Majesty the Queen left Windsor Castile for
Buckingham Palm* to-day at 12 Ads*, esessapaaled by
Princess llama, Prisms' Louise, mid Prisms' Bourisa
In etteadence were the Godless of Re:burgle, Lady
Augusta Manley, Lewd Alfred Paget, and Colossi We. A.
Hardier.
The Royal party proceeded to the static. of the Cheat
Western Railway, whore a opera tali was waiting to
owe, ber *deft, to London.
Prince Leopold, attended by Mr. Buff, went to Loudon
by as early train.
The Rev. C. Kingsley had the honour of dining with bur
Majesty yesterday.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, MoxDLT.
- -

The Queen held a wart at Book Whoa Plea to-day.
Her Majesty, wworepanied by PADOINI Helios sad Prisons
Louie, drove oat in the afternoree. and visited the studio of
Kr. Theed.
The Queen went to Stafford Home, sod visited the Dow
ager Duchess of Sutherland; and altorlowdo visited the
Peters and Princess of Wales, at Marlborough Howie.
In attendance upon her Majesty were the Dmebees of
Rollaurghe, Lerd Alfred Peg* sod Calomel the Ma, A.
Hardin*.

The Priem et Wales rode on beresbaek yesterday morning,
attended by Lieutenant Colonel Koppel.
The Priam§ of Wake took a carriage drive, attended by
the Marehiciamm of Oarmarthee.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied by
Priecem Louise, want in the evening to the Adolph'
, Theatre.