The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-15 00:00:00

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...-----------------------------------------FINIAZI TRIALS AT CORK.
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLI GENCE __.--
DITBLIN, Tanzania NIONe.
TEE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA'S "DRUB the special amninissim opened .
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TOT= RIJNOARIAN DIST. Judge Fitzgerald, in charging the grand jury, COD-
--s..— tradtcted the report that be, as a member of the
(at ammo an DMIRILTIOIAL Malizara.) Privy Council, had taken part in advising the pre-
(nom oos own amsamenesscc.) limitary examination of witnemes. The report was
/WM TflunDAy, 12.15 P.M. utterly derid of foundation. True bills have been
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I t The Emperor has just opened the Hungarian found
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ry two prisoners, named O'Conner and
Diet at the Palace of Ofen. The following is the expLereto.utorro. Thelr. trial of the former will take
. , substance of his speech :
• . A fire, destroying property to the amount of
1 . , His Majesty, alter greeting the assembled depn- thirty thousand pounds, took place in a chandlery
Oat spoke of the hindrances which bad hitherto and tobacconist establishment, North King-street,
prevented an adjustment of the relations between Dublin, this morning.
1 ! the Emperor and Hungary, and of obstacles to be ..----"'----'---_
' I removed. The difficulties which had hitherto arisen
SYNOD OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
were chiefly owing to the different points from which CLERGY OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF WEST.
the two parties set out ;on the one side forfeiture juNguit,
of rights, and on the other unbending maintenance
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of rights, as of an uninterrupted lawful inheritance. The interior of the Roman catholic pro
-cathedral
1 I The Emperor said he took his stand on the cd liscseelds presented as wawewel. anaemia, .. we reetardal
. AA early as lalf-past eight ci MOM the emigre
Pragmatic Sanction, which guarantees the auto. poked this &moll
commesciad
mumbling,
but
the
samba
"Ili° political and judicial administration, wi, of clergy present was more than seven or eight times mate]
Hungary, as wail as the inseparable union 01 all than the laity. The sesta of the whole metre body of th,
1 il the lends of the Hungarian Crown. The reciprocal church had twos removed from their usual position facial
position of thellands of the Hungarian Crown is the altar, mad were placed right and left facing each Mhos
therefore to be regulated before all things by the eon to ftoormihis hese
.entierntsasee , from thealimithete of
buthildie as Mhos
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meaning of the Pragmatic Sanction. For this reason
this nearlyir the clergy not required in the immediate genic
the Diet of Transylvania had been summoned to of to sitar began to assemble,owl nee Bing clothed i
revise the laws of union ; the Hungarian Diet mama, „woe% ea the envious little Bum, cap ad,
Ind cl
would also be called upon to consider thoroughly the II berme 71s priests did not mom in pre
statutes of 1848, relating to the same subject. asselam but moth one es he othed himasif in $1
As to Croatia, the Emperor called attention to
vestal entered sad tech his Nat, until the re we
what bad been said concerning Hungary in his
pat lee*" twohundred present, ail dicedalike,in she
white implies, bin* gown or eassook, sad black leaver
1 ; Bescript at the opening of the Diet at Agog°, nered
cap. Presently
the monotony of the veep d,cla e,
and expressed a wish that both countries might bonne by the sokance of the different religious bodies
. , . some to an agreement on the master. the habits of their respective orders. Tite Jesuit [Min
First and foremost, however, it was important hem Parssotessi, the Oratorisas from Brampton, sad t
. : that spatial attention should be paid to the treat- Minn at ffa- Cheraw frere Be7awater. mad hardly be d
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tiegushed from the rest of the clergy oreses a Sat t.
meat of those interests common to all the lands of
Augustinian fathers from Boston, in their black Bowl
• the monarchy. Much is said of these in the
robes ;„the Dominions from Kentish Tows, In their his
. Pragmatic Sanction, but many changes have taken and „hite amo, with shaves heeds ; the cieweeihee fr
1 , place since the date of that inatrumeat, and modi. LoGengtort, is theitoteres brown merge frocks, white hoe
fications in the treatment of those interests must modeled feet. sad Ms &dile. sanded the spectator hi
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necessarily be made. In particular, constitutional to similar seems in oiler Lode, an to the Was is Enna
le
• ' sights have been granted to the other lands of the The 540.
ilistionPeriiiial treatmentreal of them was most imperatively re- esiiii"lnTohiptiessulmlbaju4te
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bartougahilwasht
togett7:l4Taiyasked.eff priests,
Dr.y thereemanualts,:moilwdasout
The nature of these interests had been set forth custom of holding an amid synod of the dew under
in the October Diploma, and a common constitn- date jaradiaaa; a the webdieeese of weetwiee
fitilsornired:istinfotrearuattracee
esasentkaebsat:rflougbeetheponuniwseertty,
tofoofir:t.hhh
ieailealmelitheetairlFere. benibi:calegiosey winhothebuoadleonsanDittesy. asfitn.cdeallha:lsiesex,juliawan."7!lifesorex°,thesseidhioll6:
conaiderstiona must be subordinate. Regulations Wahl". "sties bsiwillint° what
the religiose aged_ the
._,isswi
, i clergy of the &comes, or to ya th retigioas boat
Drury Patent; but, as that had been much objected Jesuit., Parioniss, Dominions, Carmelites, or oti
to, and the Emperor was only anxious to bring Tu district of Southwark, aad all to the 'oath of
about an agreement founded on a general
thy- Thames, helm in amens diodes, sane of the clergy I
I I lion of its necessity, he had suspended the Fe- that put of London mire present.
1 ! 11 bruary Patent by that of September. There was no sermon. The male ended, the proceed/
all the clergy, monks, friars, to., comenocing will
. 1 Both the October and February diplomas would
anion ot and ending with the archbishop him
i be laid before the Hungarian Diet for examination 'miming hie mites foo will eta gain, lately mufti
in hand, paned doer
acceptance, and he hoped that if modifications him by the Pops), and with ender
were introduced, they would be made in conformity middle of the church sad up the right heed aide t
with the primary and vital requirements of the vestry. Afiertheir robes hadbeeataid aside the clergy an
'. : •.; archbishop assembled ones more in the church, to di
realm.
In close connexion with this matter stands a and decide "el' "'km lag's" °°"ect•a with th"
of the Romeo catholic church in the archdiocese, sin
revision of some of the laws of 1848, to the formal Kooniog was that to deliver his onootli charge to
1 . validity of which no objection is made, but the pricers of to church" under at. ieriedienee. Bus
1 , • execution of which cannot take place nor the oath the conference all laymen and all priests cot immsdi
to maintain them, be taken until they have been concerned in the affairs of the Westminster dimes
divested of their prejudicial bearings. When this entadart without any eterPtiew whatever, and ell tl
• known of its proceedings is that Dr. Manning at
bas been done, the inaugural diploma may be made
clergy •
oat, remained in the church until a late hour in the
ut, and when the coronation here taken plane,
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i ' 1 propositions tending to the welfare of the country
will be laid before the Diet. e--.---------- --
JAMAICA MRSTINGS.-011 Wednesday ever
The Emperor referred to the difficulty of the task, clonlyyseked mesitiag of the inhabitants of Bristol oar
and the heavy responsibility attending its mum- :tar
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memorialel' desadto4•Elesicti that ur the at well i:tlile:tel:
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plishment. He spoke some words expressive of
confidence in the members of the Diet, and gave at which wow three ewe
rem wereurraew
held on the same monis( at the empereoce- I, Lei
1 ' utterance to a hope that with the blessing of the '6...afar a siamtilarz"iiinglobject seeli:ewirih:resamwe:i sar nesid°97ult:L—AtAtbni
1, 0.0 Almighty their task would be brought to a happy meeting Mr. P. A. Taylor, /LP., spoke at some
termination, and then declared the Diet to be "sleet at i'diste•ke with thil 'nth fakes by
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m superseding Governor Eyre, sot as pre main
opened. but as providing that he shall be judged, a whil
The effect of the speech wasgood, andgreat satin- Ossetic&
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the people of England on the speetanenu
:4i faction and enthusiasm prevail. of indignation which no doubt had exerted an bilk
this respect, be insisted upon the necessity of main
PESTH, Dtc. 14, 8 P.M. existing °negligence', by way of estialyiet thenisel,
The effect of the speech has been immense. All should be folly realise
theNtriceadr. trnr.eauvllLlAClUS. Last ever
parties, without any exception, express the greatest mooting of the trades delegates, acting in mujuucti
1 satisfaction with it. Everybody has been taken by the Sunday League, was held at the rooms of the
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surprise. B Strand H. Wright, I
delegate, in theeenfoet.buildings, chair. Them; was a numerous site
i 1 1 Oureves's TlLsottAms.) The Chairman said the meeting had bees called to
against the conduct of the Sabtatariao party in di
THE DEATH OF THE KING OF THE the meeting at St. Marts-ball last week, aod pre
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, • BELGLiNS. by clamour and no all free and fair dismal
should be glad to hear my delegate epee the sobje
PARIS, Dec. 14. if, Morrell, the secretary, detailed the tacti
The Opinion Nationale of this evening publishes seed by their opponents, who, be said, fe
an article signed by M. Gudroult, which says : large
oise taw
what dwanted rtistissuriertat who
B.maLdaen
"That which menaces Belgium is not France, is 'event other they
the delegates having sproire is I
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not any peril from abroad, but is the internal state same, the following resolution was unanimously ad
"That this meeting of delegates of the Load trsdi
of Belgium herself. Any retrograde attempt of the se its strong condemnation of theocnooduc
clerical party while is power would probably bring bri beteries. . party at :ft thee ffitrot..3:harte
various
Halliz
I : : about the fall of the Belgian monarchy. To foresee down pd. maim, and hereby iterate, its opt
that, stimulated by internal difficulties, Belgium the great bodyc
of the middle andl workin lochs
might find it advantageous to join a family, more le:1r t't c• free Sunday,
btain t and pledgee itself
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numerous, speaking the same tongue, and having RAILWAY gime/mare raerrriertorr.,—'
.i. the same customs, is not a chimerical conception, tooth hatred, meeting of the member.' of th
i . i but an impression produced by the real situation of ten ekes of the Great
Railway.. was blierstardart. 111. the °Oakley Is the el
affairs. It suffices to read the newspapers of every report of the board of management stated that " t
co untry in order to see that Europe is conscious of toe continued to progress satisfactorily. The sal
for the year 1865 amounted
the existence of a Belgian question." to 1,1221. ; in 1964
998 ; the invested fund at the corresponding per
li: MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN GREECE.
• ATHENS, Dec. 10. ear amounted to 8 800/. ;it wee now increased
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soy more members bad joined the iestantica
availed themselves of the facilities offered foe life
The sewn founded servants' department wee gm
The Ministry has resigned, and anew cabinet coming known and appreciated by the classes for e
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Roufos
emend had already completed their arrangemeote
President of the Ministry and leg the subscriptions through theaheet, pey-eheet, sod
•., Minister of Justice. 500
sew members bad joined the institntion.
Nicolopulos Minister of Interior. hoped that all the railway companies would with
I , servants sod the innitutiou by allowing the so
Scalar Minister of War.
s i of their members to be collected is the same sin
Solipopulos Minister of Finance. expensive manner.
: ' Buduris
' ' ' Balasopulos gives some further particulars relative to the 4
Minister of Foreign Affairs. vase recently landed at that port. Two years
Dariottis Minister of Public Worship, 1::::, a•mnrchtre' rums ••• "tosf :barisland to thed l'ec,yl
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old Modena city, and the worship
. Thi° telegram has bees Patti, delayed in tflurwirWeh- elt,:cef.disrmiivaiered.ffiptiib...is meatnt wpoi:icceonficii.r,:innsei:
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• it had remained for 2,500_ years. On the
ITALY.
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Signor C'uiaves has acceptedFl
Interior, hitherto temporarily held by Signor Natoli,
tkohlleEpoNcrttlDzioco.fla.
the and Greek. Such a discovery naturally erne
lawmen amongst antiquarians, eager t
many historical points relative to the exisl
who retains the Ministry of Public Instruction. celebrated in the Paphien temple. It 1
Count Arrivabene, the representative of Messrs. to,..:tbeteLoptebvssile
es;tdxy eaLposli the Monett
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Byway, Fell, and Co., signed the convention to- (Amathus), and after thirty three days' bard
day, accepting the concession for the construction mysterious relic was removed and brought
tby means of a moveable and
without
1 1.1 of a railway over Mount Cenis. A royal decree lojary. It was then safely conveyed to Took
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granting the above concession will be published on
Satueday next. . beieg landed great was the astonishment to
famous inscriptions had disappeared. What I
them'' Nobody knows. The meat minute i
I /1 been made without melt. But be that as it
THE NEW TURKISH LOAN. itself is still • Te remarkable work of tunic
I P, ' , PARIS, Dec. 14. 34 yards wide. 21 high, and dating eight or
before Jesus Christ.
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1 1 ' ,I The contract for the new Ottoman loan was ADMIRALTY, Doc. 14. --Arrorwrsta
signed to-day at 2 p.m. Bonds of the value of Ws J. N. Strange to receive the Captain's
500 francs will be issued at 330, and bear 30 francs peeom, vacant by the promotion of Captain
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reek of Rear-Admiral. Naval cadets (nom
interest. The redemption of the loan will be by Booedshandy . Tymke.
II annual payment, and 42 drawings. To. sub- In of Mrs. Yelverton agaim
1 ' ecription will be opened on Monday next. day Reriew, the pannier has lodged notice of
1. 4 ill°Court of Seasios for a rule fora new trial.
It is said to be the intention of the
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