biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-17

THE SUEZ CANAL.

Mr. GRIFFITH. in *eking whether all famed Moor ow
the works of the Sam ousel bad been entirely and thirdly
discoatiansd, said that be WM the more *salons to get an
answer to his question as M. de Lessees bad invited repro-
eentativee from all countries to Alexandria for the put pcoe
of impacting the work on the 6th of April. He van no
reason why this country should not wish this work to be
completed if only two conditions were fulfilled—that no
&great violation of humanity took plain by the employ.
meet of what be should call slave labour, and that the ex-
istence of a company was not made the pretext for the
acquisition of territory.
Lord PALMERSTON said at one time the works of the
canal were carried on by fellabs—peasaste of Egypt who
were compelled to work. Some considerable time era:
Sultan issued a firmer) forbidding that species of
being employed in future. As far as be was informed he
believed that firma° was executed and enforced. They had
no information to the contrary. He knew that the coital
company had been endeavouring to obtain labour from Ns
recto, and be believed from Troia. A certain number of
English navvies bed also been employed in the construct/se
of the canal, but he believed they were dissatisfied with
their condition node, M. de Lateens. He had no resume to
believe that enforced labour was now employed in the oon-
'traction of these works.
London, England, 1865-01-25

algad. Ate strong point of M. Gimlets
(which, , was fully submitted to the jury)
erni that Roux was looked up in the cellar, and the
key was not found inside. The most minute
marches had been made without success, sad the
iron bars of the miler window were too close
together to allow the key, which wash lino one,
being passed through them. In reply to this point,
M. Jules Fevre was driven to con jeeture that Roux
must have had an aseoesplice, who locked him in and
took the keyaway. There was some evidence that two
suspicious people had paid a visit to Roux on the
day of the event. The Judge-Advocate, a K Mas,
who wee taken ill while speaking, and obliged to
rest for a quarter of an hour, delivered his opinion
that K Armand, who was a viojent man, and bad
used his cane to somata before, had really struck
his servant a blow, and that for this blow the
court could and ought without controverting the
verdict of the jury to award damages. Judgment
will be given next week.
It is said that when M. Prendhon was a working
printer he bound up for his own use a handsome bible,
leaving two blank sheets between every page, and
that he has been for yeses tn the habit of writing
his own reflections upon these interleaved sheets.
It is probable that these oommentaries will be pub-
lished among his posthumous works.
Whether M. Guizot or M. Coquerel will triumph
in the elections for the protestant presbytery cannot
be publicly known till to-morrow, as the poll will
be kept open till 11 this evening.
The Bourse was again very heavy. Rents fell lOc.,
closing at &lir. 760. and 136 fr. 800. Mobilier fell
Mr. Railways were from Mr. to Mr. lower.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

Wow=lat JAIRFAIT St. t L.
London, England, 1865-01-25

THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH.

VIENNA. JAI. 24.

In the lower house of the Reicasrath to-day,
the Finance Committee proposed that the deficit in
the budget of 11365 should not be allowed to exceed
25 millions of florins. _ _ _

Five ministers who were prevent declared that
they had no authority to express the views of the
government on such a resolution, and that they
must first refer the matter to the Council of
Ministers.
London, England, 1865-01-25

CHARGE OP LIBEL.

At the Guildhall police-court yesterday, the
Hoe. °apatite Jahn Oolboree, ei the dOth Rides, statireed
at Alderthott (brother of the Earl of Settoa), appeared be.
fan Mr. Alderman Lusk, is answer to a summons charging
him with unlawfully end maliciously publishing a certain
defamatory libel affecting the character and reputation of
Mr. James Phis's@ Davis, solicitor, of No. lb, Clifford.
strut, Bend-street.
Mr. Gifford, instructed by Menem Humphreys and Mor-
es, &needed to prosecute ; and Mr. Sleigh, instructed by
Mr. Lewin, lee. of Eit-plaes, conducted the defence.
The alleged , wee cootained in a pamphlet entitled
" Mosey to any amount advanced at ors hear's police ; or,
the umpires el London," sod the title-page went on to
oats that it was "an exposf of the usurers of the me-
tropolis, and bow they sure their victims," by Apritentea.
In ow passage of the wart, the writer, imeal of the
way in which victims are ought in the nets of the mosey.
lenders, says: "The clubs are fall et their prisoners, sad
we brush against them at eury Westmed ball ; we sit pent
them at every disuse perty. To be caevieced of the fact, I
go
be any oSos of the OM Jew solicitor. whose ' clients'
names an runny displayed in a most conspicuous manner
on large tile bores round the room ; go to the office of the
polonium 'Arch Vampire' (a recut photo of this worthy
represents him with horns. Bitten in a hot region), Piney
Davis, off Boodetreet, fur instates, who has ruined no ler
them 300 gentlemen of property, and 'evolved live scone el
estates in inetrivable rain by kindly boding money to arry
oe lawsuits, which have ended by both sides being well
looted." In soother part the writer rye: "Teach the vulture
to live as pais, the wolf on roots, but despair of =kin the
fretemity -get their living hooastly: thet hellish fraternity
take comnieel together." And a note retards' to the above
mays :—"Thar same is hike; bat here an the sums of a
few—Jour, Finny Devi' owl Brothius." ke. It us urged
that the libel clearly referred to Mr. Phloem. Davie, as be
has offices within thus doors of Bondetreet. The only
knowledge Mr. Davis had of the defendant wet that at ow
time he had transacted some besieges of a private nature
for him, for which he made no charge, and had also lon
him W i
W. without interest, which t was alleged bad not bees
Pod.
Evidesos wan then gone into @bowie( that the defendant
gad unused the ewes of ir.tolsorlooot sod of Mho!, In his
negotiations with the publisher and the printer of the
ipblet
For
the defence it was maintained that
the pamphlet was
directed against a clue, and net against an individual, and
that it us published for the public buefit.
Mr. Alderman Lusk committed the defendant for trial,
but admitted him to bail, himself is 5001. and on surety of
2501.
Mr. Sleigh applied that be Auld not be committed to
the next Old Bailey emus; bat his application wee over.
riled, and he wet told le apply to a Jodie if he vented the
trial adjouroed.
The bail was tendered and the defendant liberated.
London, England, 1865-01-25

COURT OF EXCHEQUER..

Blimp In
Martin,,Bnco.—(Bido Lord ChlaiMarois Pollock and
Barons hnson, and Pigott.)
MOONS= P. 1111AT.—.11JDOMINT.

Hsi ease come before the ocriat apes a demurer le pleas
is se action for trespass In breaking into nod enterieg upon
adm ailed King's Wood, In the eaghbourhoed of Oar.
"do The freemen and &doses of Carlisle claimed the
sight tease the land co Holy Thursday for hone races, and
to pleas est up the custom under the Prescription Act,
bad 3 With= Iv., e. 71.
•2Maweame es for rrgnmwt a few days ago, when
Valli of the Judges esspiemsd an opinion spinet the pleas,
let es Hr. Baca Pigott astatained a different opiates, the
swat leek fires toprepare their judgment.
lir. Baron Kadin, in sow delieeneg the written jadgmeet
of the -owl, said he wee authorised by Mr. Baran Pigott to
Ids that char oresideration he was satisfied that the view
blot by the reel of the court was correct. The learned
Faroe thee read the fudgmeet, which stated that their
kale* were all of opinion that the alleged cra•eota did
set come within the language or meanie( of the Preecrip-
Vas Ace, sod that the pleas were bad.
Jedgsesot for the plaintiff.
mut •• LAMDIRT AND 01111:68.—JDDGMENT.
. . .. _ . .

TIM was also au action for trooper tried at York before
Mr. Jostles Blackburn in which a verdict was returned for
the plaintiff. Leave being given by the learned judge to
area the wart to enter the verdict for the defendant a
mle far that purpose was obtained, tad having been argued
itrt wee postponed.
Baroa CUnnell now delivered the judgment of the
rut. The defendants claimed the right to send their
tattle upon osmium common load in Yorkshire, and their
kedelipo were of opinion that they had established that
fight, sod that the rule to enter the verdict for them should
be made absolute.
Bele atooluto.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Wore Mr. OammiaMoser Goobers.)
AND CIRRI& _

This wee anoicrbankreptcy, daiiag from 1855. Th•
leakmpte were But India merelmata, of Moorgate-street.
This wu an audit p. The liabilities were &Mut
WOOL, sad it now a that there mu shoat 8001. in
Mad appliostde to vidend. A dividend muting will
Ass* bs 'mkt
London, England, 1865-01-25

lids exemion

and refused
friends, on
that there was an moompliee , caught .
Shrewsbury Beach were equally peremptory and
at fault in their sentieseme and their suspicions
promote the mistakes whisk presumptuous and Ivo-
rent mien are sure to commit when they are called
upon in se emergency to discharge responsibilities
for which they are wholly unfitted. The Acting
Magistrates' (Ark, in a letter to a contemporary,
has made a pert apology for the fraud practised
upon the Bench, for which they will not, we
think, be very gratefuL He says that Joint
Xonoarr, the sham poFioaeoodsble. " looked like
" what be represented himself to be," and "no
" doubt knew perfectly well the mode of proem-
" dere in such matters, and that backing the war-
" rant was of no importance ;" that he might have
got the warrant backed "by going before a justice
" end committing perjury, which was, as was eel-
" dm*, a matter of no considerstion to him ;"
and this "Acting Clerk," by way of strengthening
his apology with impudence, takes Mr. Ammon:fir
to task—the innocent gentleman who was robbed,
insulted, and all but imprisoned as a feloe►—
for his "extraordinary demeanour in court," " and
" for making no attempt to utter a syllable after
" he was remanded ;" though the Acting Clerk
aaMsee that Mr. ASHWOSTII was not invited by
the *melt to make any statement. This is what
ear boasted liberty of the subject comes to
before a bench of justices, who, on the glorious
emir*, principle which pervades the public
newton In scene countries, know nothing of law or
juelles themeslves, but at simply to represent the
leer end jostles which a clerk, or an acting clerk,
rosily administers, with a sublime disrespect of
persons, to her Mansrv's lieges. In the public
services, however, it generally happens that the
" acting clerk" who does the work is more or less
able to supply the deficiencies of his respectable
saperiors. It is commonly and correctly supposed
that the judgment.seat is pure in England. But
what if it be the seat of the greenest ignorance I
London, England, 1865-01-25

RUSSIA AND POLAND.

The lifeseow Gazette publishes a political review
of the year, in which the following plunge occurs
with regard to Poland :
Palish astiociality casast have as 'sienna' alisagide
that of Rusk, sad this the oonaltation between as and the
Pens is a matter of impossibility. All ooncossions made to
the Page would simply be a name of saw sad direful mill-
ion/awe for the two soastrien La [thane to Poland we
desks to destroy theme ilissiose for ewer, sad their dramas
of saelooal lodopseiteaco. Polish aaticiaslity amid effect
a hulks with the Russia" saitismality, without which the
isteirior pease of the empire sad eves the solid constitution
of Ramie will lie impossible to her. Tits religious side of
the Polish qosetias is a far &Merest affair. Roman rains.
Wins may subsist sad even Sourish alongside of our &arch.
Good pohor point. out to our gorsessmat that it should
keep political interest. eatirely separated from religious in-
terests is the Polish iitleitioll.
London, England, 1865-09-19

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

(aniria's num
ITALY.

RECEPTION OF THE SPANISH AMBAS-
SADOR.

FLORENCE, Sin. 18.

This morning Senor Ullos was received in solemn
audience by King Victor Emmanuel, in order to I
present his credentials as Spanish Minister to the
Italian court.
Senor Mina said—" The ancient alliances which
have existed at different periods between the royal
families of Spain and Savoy, and the common inte-
rests of the two nations, who have the same origin
and the same political institutions, area sure gua-
Tantee that the good understanding, now happily
re-established, will every day become more firmly

consolidated.'
The King replied as follows :—" The ancient
alliances between my family and the royal family
of Spain are an agreeable historical reminiacenoe
for us, and a pledge of durable affection between
the sister oountries,who have the same institutions,
the same ancient traditions of friendship, and the
same glorious recollections."

OPENLNG OF THE DUTCH CHAMBERS.
THE HAGUE, Seer. 18.
The Dutch Chambers were opened to-day.
The following are the most important points
mentioned in the speech from the throne :
The relations with foreign powers are stated to
be friendly, and the conditions of the colonial
possessions generally favourable. The finances
are prosperous, and the redemption of the public
debt will be continued. The harvest, it is
stated, is better than was expected. It is further
announced that measures have been taken to arrest
the progress of the dangerous epidemic prevail-
ing among cattle, and if necessary the attention
of the Chambers will be again directed to this
subject.

RUSSIA AND THE GASTEIN CONVENTION.
VIENNA. Bwr. 18.

The Nees /fewukftb/att of to-day declares the
rumour of a Russian circular note, concurring in
the views of the Weston, Powers in reference to
the Gastein Convention, to be in oontradiction to
the declarations of Count Stacked:erg, the Russian
ambassador at this court.
The Neut Freintknblatt says that Count Steckel-
berg lately declared officially that Rued.. would
maintain a con-intervention policy in the Slawit
Holstein, question.

Manor:lin.Air Fm Hoarrum, DIVMOMS.
NAM, CM —The t• Number of patients Wilma
awls( the west IS g Bq4 1111 1160
worgiag,49B 3 Ikta. 4588 ; et which 668 wen SSW mom
London, England, 1865-09-19

TIMIDLY.

MillllB.-(THIS DAT.)

Two o'CLoar..

The transactions in the mining market to-day
are to a moderate extent, and few variations hays
occurred in quotations. There is a demand,
however, for East Bassett, Clifford Amal-
gamated, and Great North Downs shares;
which show an upward tendency. Some of the
present quotations are as follows :—East Bassett,
261 to 274 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 18 to I ; Great
Busy, 31 to 41 ; Great North Downs, 1 to 2 ;
Great Vor, 35 to i • Great Laxey, 20} to 21i ;
Lady Borga, lls. 6d. to a.. 6d. ; and Mogan
Consols, se. to 7s. 6d.
Pontiac( and Bolivia and Don Pedro shares are
still inquired for ; the former are officially marked
31 and 4 prem., and the latter i and i prem. 1
The directors of the St. John del Hey Mining
Compan7 (Limited) have received the following
report, naked Morro Velho August 17 :--Prodace
for July, 33,117 <Maras ; ;oat for ditto, 9,9661.
profit for ditto, 2,9031.; produce ten days of latagtutt,
9,494 oitavas ; yield, 54772 °iterate per ton.
London, England, 1865-09-19

May be bed dalumina and btandisil, poet tree for 7 stamps
ANEW WORK on the TEETH, entitled
FURS DINTISTRY. and WHAT IT DOES YOH US By
A. Enigma., thosvesoreereet. Prom the peat moms of the
previous work on dental surgery by the Name &ethos we Nadel
pate the above will be read with avidity by au enure who are
interested to dlearbannatins between pure and menistotten
dentistry."
:ohm C. Clements Little Pulteeertireet•
London, England, 1865-09-19

MEXICO.

Intelligence from Brownsville to the 26th ult.
states that an imperial waggon train bad been
driven back by the Republicans between Monterey
and Matamoros, and that the reinforcements sent
from Matamoros has been repulsed by guerillas
under Cortina*.
A ball bad been given at Matamoros in honour
of the Emperor Maximilian's minister, at which
numerous federal officers were present. General
[Ruiz proposed the health of the Emperor Maxi-
milian.
Advice* trom Vera Cruz are to the 23rd ult.
The Republicans under Figueron had temporarily
captured Tehuscan, and levied a forced loan of
20,000 dole. on the inhabitants. They retired,
however, from the town upon the approach of the
imperial reinforcements.
London, England, 1865-09-19

CANADA.

QUEBEC, Sim. 9.
The Governor-General of Canada sails for Europe
on the 6th (716th).

AUSTRIA.

CONVOCATION OF THE PROVINCIAL
Dins.

VIENNA. Sin. 19.

An imperial decree has been publiSbed to-day
convoking the Provincial Dieta of the empire for
the 2nd November next.
The Hungarian Diet is excepted, but the Debaits
learns that the Emperor has decided th►t this Diet
aball assemble on the 10th December next.

THE CEIOLIIRA IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Swr. 18.

Great consternation prevails at Seville in con-
sequence of some cases of cholera having occurred
in the environs.
The public health in Northern and Central Sp►ia
is satisfactory.
London, England, 1865-09-19

SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY
NICESSARY
WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
after reeds;
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to be doable:
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite—
ffiresample :
the candle is placed between the eyes
NVi and the beet:
WHEN objects must be held further off to be
elm more clearly ;
WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a
smile
The above are premonitorysigns otdocayinglei, and indicate
that an optician should be consulted without . From long
and extensive practice Illeawn Thomas Harris an Son are tally
sonsmtent to advise on all masters pertaining to the temalying
detective aght. They altabally adapt beams. pettedly One. e:
the requisite power, sad likewise they Judiciously select a spec-
tacle trams of the form most becoming to tae taco THO %US
HARRIS and DON. opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the
British Meagan pee. Lowdea (their may home), established
17131. Oultsa—No trimethwe er wets.

ELZGANI PISSONAL REQTJISITIM-
Iiador the pebeato et litoyalty sad the Aristocracy et
aurora, sad uelvenelly held In high repute. ROWLANDS
MAC/Alia, 014 for progeotiag the grob. restoriod, im-
proving sad basalt/yin the liumws hair, le dd.. Ts. I. dd.,
sad ILL per bottle. lowlands' Kalyder, en oriental wepawattaa
ter besattertag the compiestret sad skis, sad ersing
lassoas debits, ea N. sad Is. dd. llowleedi °dad*, or pearl
deatitrio , bestows es the teeth s peerl-like whiteness, sod giros
• plearippinigreate to the breath : A. Pd. per boz.—boid by
chanters wed pwitassera—Ask tor " lowlands' " Articles.
London, England, 1865-09-19

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Szrr.l&

It is reported that the King has postponed his
visit to foreign oouutries, in consequence of public
opinion being opposed to his taking the Infanta
with hies.
The Oporto exhibition, which was inaugurated
by the Sing, is considered a gnome.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.
ALVELNDRIA. BEM 18.

The Poonah and Nyanza, with the iombuy mail,
left here at 1 p.m. to-day. The former may be
expected at Idarseillea on the 24th hut., and the
latter at Southampton about she let October.
London, England, 1865-09-19

TATTERSALL'S. -MONDAY.

Seldom has there bees a fit. Leger with so little money
bowleg ectudly to ethane bands as that of 1855. From the I
amen% the cumbers were put op for the Derby betting Gs I
the St. Leger was almost at a dead lock until witkio a week
or two of the rime. IJeder these circumstances there could
not possibly be any very large wioeers, for though most of
the gentlemee bottom "stood" Giailateur, still the short
price was an temperable oblectioe to expecting my outlays
with a view to a grand mop. Although the Citsdiatear '
sad Regalia 000troverty 11.1, hese well nigh discussed to
lugs, there is still • lingering soreness in the minds of malty
seettinsi meatus for in their hearts they could have wished
Mat Count Laving* had yielded to public clamour (eves if
sot to the owner of Replia), for thin all grounds of &eons
teat or even suspicion had been for ever removed. The pro-
es:leek they say, Is bad, sad th. last display of authoritative
power feuds to streogtlont a belief long gaining ground, that
racing is now she sport of two aotagoeistic elemental or inte-
rests, in short that it b elms &gaunt elms. How the "cos.
Hinted prosperity" of the turf can be guaranteed while inch
• state of feeling exists it is &Haat to comeive, but it is
suggested that in order to conciliate those who believe they
ame a right to feel aggrieved, the legitletors of the turf
should step down a bit end meet them half-way. Settling
410 the pest Doneeeter meeting wee carried oa amid the
iiiiereprrotens of a crush, the moot stilliog beat. end la-
isserat growls about an unhappy few who was either
&west or troubled with the "shorts." This la a term is
tort 606000 which will be eo readily uedirstood by sporting
men of the meatiest .mody, Met soy °solemner of it.
true messing would be as Moult. There was very little
disposition to speculate on future events, the dissuades
if the sessationel *Verdes of the Doosider meetior
seeming to delight the majority more Mau say attempts at
solving the Cesare witoh or Cambridgeshire density. The
former, however, produoed some betting, at lewd as regards
OOMo two or three cannel., Priveteer having hem supported
fro warmly that he came from 100 to 6 to 19 to 1 takes
freely, while Marna Dubow and Hostages had each his
=" The Dier" wee especiallyforce, cm
.er se
having laid as mueb as 7004 easiest bins, coo-
mewing at 23 to 1, and leasing off at 100 to 6. There
sera a rumor of a eeniesissioa Wog out la favour of The
Clore but the pries set Wag palatable the geotlentaa
entrasted with it retired early, after aciospliag 500 to 15.
Ws heard the tame of Lord L7OO mentioned several tire"
for the Derby, but not a bet was laid, nor wee even splice
mentioned. t.losieg prices :
CI2II•I3WITCY.
11 to 1 spa Mr. Smille's Privates,. 4 yes, Fit alb (off. t 12 to 1)
floe to co Lord Wiltoo.4 NtLI/00,00. 4ym 121 b (t)
200 to el Mr. W. Trees'. Norris Dower, a pt. bet 121 b (t)
10 to 1 Mr. Barber's The Mown, a yrs, Tot 1101, (t)
MO to 1 M. W. Z. lass's Squire Meaty, s yrs. OA llb (t)

BETTING AT MAN(
CLSAII,

CRESTER.—MoirDAT.
:WITCH, .
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London, England, 1865-10-03

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, SEPT. 29.
Closing Prices.—Exotange on London, 3
mouths, 311; on Hamburg, 3 months, 281-16 ;
on Amsterdam, 3 months, 1551 ; on Paris, 3
months, 3.261; New Imperial Loom, 121 ; tallow
on the spot, 611•
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-- -
FRANKFORT, Ocr. 2.
The Bank of Frankfort has raised karate of dia.
want from 3 to 4 per cant.
London, England, 1865-10-03

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, OCT. 3.

The official Wiener Zeitung of to -day publishes
the statement already announced of the revenue
and expenditure for the first nine months of the
current year, and adds, "It is to be expected that
the final accounts for the financial year 1865-66
will at least be in conformity with the estimates,
if they do not show an actual surplus."
Baron von Wallerstorff has been appointed Mi-
nister of Commerce.

SPAIN.
MADRID. Ocr. 2, Emma.

The government have decided upon the suppres-
sion of the Spanish mission relative to the Holy
Places, held as resident minister at Rome by Don
Fernando Souza of Portugal.
London, England, 1865-10-03

4

FBNIAN PROSECUTIONS IN
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MOSDAT NIGHT.
Evidence was given to-day that the manufacture
of pikes had been carried on extensively in Dublin
for the last four months ; and until a few days
before the seizure of the Irish People nightly
meetings of the Brotherhood had been held for the
purpose of drill in several parts of the city. It was
also shown that the prisoners were connected with
these proceedings.
O'Donovan, Luby, O'Keeffe, and O'Leary were
committed for trial on the charge of high tressot.
The prisoner Hopper was remanded until Monday,
the case against him not being complete.
Mr. Barry, for the prosecution, in the course of
the hearing on Saturday, referred to some docu-
ments written by the prisoner O'Keeffe, which be
said were of a very startling nature. Here is one:
Private. Dublin Library Society.
My dear Mr. Luby,—You will perceive, if you read the
manuscript I left you, that the principle it involves applies
not merely to kith property isvested is the Galway lino,
but to Irish property invested in the newspapers. It is, as
fl wen, saying to the linen lords of Ulster (whose Winona
L unbounded because their wealth is prodigious), " If you
protect our property in Dublin we (the Peonies) shall pro-
tut your property s New York." Bat, of course, this
pram's*, like all promises, implies a " threat" If you
don't protect our property—let us say the Insh People—if
we are prosecuted you shall be beggared. We, the rebels,
shall not suffer alone. You, the loyalists, shall share
our " sufferings." This hint, my dear Luby, is pregnant
with infinite meaning. It implies a great deal more than
IWs yet mid, and you will, of course, perceive the vast
lutist of its implioatioos should the Foetus ho subjected to
• prosecution in Ireland, such as crushed and tortured the
Pbo,ixitee a few years ago, Should a hair of their head
be hurt we shall hold the manufactures of, Ulster (imported
tato America, sod worth millions) responble for the lives
and liberty of the Perdue. My article implies that—if the
governmeet bangs us we shall mulct them. But why should
I mduince the matter ? It Implies that the masufseturieg
Industry of Ulster will never be sure of a safe mark et in
America until Ireland is an independent state. Let them
eseiat us in attaining liberty, end our brethren in America
shall :oda them is attaining wealth. This is what I mean
to cum is my article, and the Ulstermen, whose perspi-
cacity is vulpine when money is concerned, will thoroughly
anderstsed my meaning. Before they roomed as traffickers
in America we must soused as politicians in Ireland. Let
Lord Enniskillen and the Orange lines weavers shoulder
the pike and turn rebels, and U 1,011612 imports shall be
safe m Philadelphia--not till then. —Yams truly.
C. M. OlCizrinc.
A more murderous production than this, said
Mr. Barry, could not well be conceived. The next
letter was one of O'Keeffe's to Luby, marked pri-
vate :
London, England, 1865-10-03

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Ocn. 2.
THE COUNCIL OF THE SENATE.—The Vice-Chan•
cellar has hereby given flattop, that the place of a member
of the Senate in the Council of the Senate, lately held by
the Rev. A. V. Hadloy, of St. John's College, is now
vacant. In accordance with the provisioes of the 1 lth seatios of the Csathr4e University Act, the election of a
member of the Senate to be chosen from the electoral roll
to fill the vacancy will take place in the Sonate-house on
Wedoe•day, October 18. The member of the Senate elected
will bold Mhos as a member of the council „n November
7, 181i8. The Vios-Chasoellor sod proctors will receive Sr
voles of those members of the Senate. whose names are on
the electoral roll, from half-past eleven o'clock in the
morning till one o'clock, when the Vice-Chancellor will
declare the election.
ELECTION OF PROCTOIIB.—Io congregation this day
the proctors for the pest scademial year, the Rev.
Stephen Parkinsee, 8.D., Fellow of St. John's College. and
Mr. Arthur Westencriewl. M.A., Fellow of Jesse
resigned office, awl the Rev. Wm. Megan Calopion,l.T.,
fellow and tutor of Qatene College, sod the Rev. Frank
Lawrence Hopkins, M.A., of Trinity•ball, were appoisted
for the vier coning.
VoLUNTANT TEROLOOICAL EXLIONATIOIL—This exami-
nation commences ecemonew. There are 87 caodidstes.
The 0111111ilitla are Drs. Swaissoa (Norrisien) and Lightfoot
(Etalsean), profeeeots of Divinity ; end the Revs. Gee.
Williams, ED., King's •, H. J. Hollow, LA., Trinity ;
T. G. Ramey, St. John's ; And H. IL Lanka*,
, M.A.. Jesus.
DLCIEL9.—At the congregation this morning the under•
. menticaed gentlemen proeseded to the degree of M.A.—
: Charles Robert RiptAigt.
St, College ; Myers Dallas
en Mald, Emmanuel
London, England, 1865-09-26

MONEY MARKRZ-(THIS DAY).

Two delool.
The stock markets continue to exhibit a droop-
ing tendency, the amount of business being ex-
tremely limited. Consols have receded i per cent.,
and some of the English railway stock:
ito i. Foreign securities and financial shares have
not varied to any important extent. The govern-
, went broker has bought 10,0001 New Three per

Cents. for the Sinking Fund.
There is a good demand for discounts to-day,
and no transactions are reported below 4 per cent.,
the Bank minimum. The supply of money ;9 still
limited. In the Stock Exchange loans from day to
London, England, 1865-09-26

THE POLICE COURT&

GUILDHALL
• A silx)lmunad J 4: ea 'ford, seed 14, described, Si i
Wised y, wee be tup remand before Mr. Vika.
sass Lusk, charged w steelier 1.. from a drawer,n the
warehouse of his assater. Mr. Alfred Hermit, bonnet 'baps
manufacturer, of No. 3, Jewin-arreet.
The prosecutor Meted that the poisoner had Um in his
employment about twelve mouths. Oa Thursday Imt be
marked 14.. and put them is a drawer. On Saturday be
missed ose, and directed his foreman to search the primmer.
who bad denied having taken any of the money, but on
being 'marched the missing shilling was found in his boot.
The drawer was locked, and the lack moat either have been
pieed or the bolt forced back.
The foreman swore positively that he looked the drawer
on Friday evening is the pressor» of another witness, at
whieh time the 14s. were sate. The prisoner was suspected,
as money wee mimed from the same drawer before, sad as
the Wednesday previous Is. 4d. had boss taken from it.
Mr. Hewitt now said be did sot wish to press the charge,
as the boy had, he thought, received sufficient punishment,
and up to that time bad been a good, hard.worluag boy.
Mr. Alderman Lusk Win lectured the primmer, dis-
charged him.
nr Ins re-Srerril VT T

John Henry Berry, eyed ZA, of 12, 13alli•grove, Bath-
street, Hackney. • gas-litter, sod WsUiaat Oakley 771011141.
aged 31, of No. lh Upper Ashby-Wrest. Clerkenwell,
were charged, the former with seethe( • quantity of
pieces of hews pipe, the property of hie employees, the
Gee Light sad Coke Othipsay, Bt. Luke., and
tie latter with receiving the meth well knowing it to be
stelae.
The prisoner Berry bas bees in the employ of tbe com-
pany for over nine years, "ad although large guantitiem of
beasa had bees stolen be bad never been suspected es the
thief. From what ewes W the knowledge of Polio,-
wettable Banger, 199 G, • .pleis elothes °those, be
watched the shop of the priewer Thomas on sway oath
slow, am be suspected that be was in the habit of pur-
chasing stolen property. Whilst so engaged he saw Berry
go in and pat some bream pip on the waster, sod leaving
spoken to Thomas left, arid went to • seighbouring public
house. Rawer procured the assistance del polies-ametable
Miller, 148 0, sod biding both prisown together took
them into custody. At the police station Thomas denied
that he had purchased any brass from Berry, sod Berry
said he wee tediums' to commit the robbery at the iamtasee
of Thomas.
The magistrate discharged the primmer Theinse, remark-
log that on the evidence adduced he did sat think a jury
would conviet, but be had no doubt morally that he wee
aware the braes was stolen.
The ethane' pleaded guilty, snd said be should sever
have committed the robbery bad not Thomas Milan& him
to do so.
' One of the employer' of Berry gave him • good theneeter,
and recommended him to mercy.
The mseietnite watonced Berry I. three mouths' bard
labour is the House of Correction, and said had it net been
for his previous good character the mantises would have
been heavier.
London, England, 1865-09-26

AMERICA.

QUEENSTOWN,..Bgrr. 26.

The extra Inman steamer City of Manchester,
from New York on the 13th inst. , arrived here at
1 am. to-day, with 210 paasengers, and 160,158
dola. io specie. She landed 51 passengers, and pro-
ceeded at 1.15 am. All well. . . .

Her telegraphic advice' have been anticipated.

the way of the cholera. Rents cloned a mere frac-
tion lower than on Saturday. Mexican roes 1 ;
Mobilier roes Mr. 760. Comptoir d'Escompte was
a trifle lower.
London, England, 1865-09-26

ITALY.

FLORENCE. SZYT. 26.
The King left this capital yesterday for Somme,.

GREECE.

AMENS, Barr 2S.

The King has announced his intention of dis-
pensing with a third of the civil list in order to
relieve the embarrassments of the Treasury.

THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Scrr. 2R, Evrvixo.

The cholera has disappeared from Valencia.
At Barcelona yesterday there were only four-
teen cases. The epidemic is also decreasing in the
neighbourhood of Seville and at Cartbagena.
London, England, 1865-09-26

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

(REUTER'S TIU.I.GRAMS.)
CONSISTORY AT ROME.

ROME, Sur. 25.

A secret Consistory was held this morning, in
which the Pope delivered au allocution. His Holi-
ness nJminated one English, one Irish, one Belgian,
and four Spanish bishops, 10 for other countries,
and eight in, Rartibue

THE DUCHY OF LAUENBURG.
BERLIN, Sart 25.
The following is the programme to be observed
during the King of Prussia's visit to Laueuberg :
His Majesty will arrive on the frontier of the
duchy at 5 p.m. to-day, and will be received with
state honours at Bachen, MOlln and Ratzeburg.
At the latter place a dinner will be given by the
ruuncipslity to the King, followed by a torch-light
procession iu the evening, during which his Majesty
will drive through the town.
At noon to-morrow the King will proceed to the
church of Ratzeburg, where his Majesty will re-
ceive the oath of allegiance from the nobility and
gentry of the province. A dinner and ball will
afterwards be given. _

On the 27th his Majesty will leave Ratzeburg
for Laueuburg and MUllu, and will afterwards re-
turn to Berlin.

•
RUSSIA..
ST. PETERSBURG, Szer. 22.

Exetange on London, 3 months, 31 3-16 ; ou
Hamburg, 3 months, 28k ; on Amsterdam, 3
mouths, 155 ; on Paris, 3 mouths, 3.21 ; New
Imperial Loan, 1088 ; tallow ou the spot, 51.
London, England, 1865-09-26

LAYBKTITt

Jane Bunyerd, a niXrdii:ageci woman, with three
wretched, squalid-looking children, was charged before
Mr. Elliott with begging.
Police.constable 37 L Laid that at half-put eight &clot*
in the morning before he was ow duty in the St. George's-
road, and saw the prisoner sitting on the step of the Dis-
pensary, while her childres wore begging from the iam-
bus of the coogrrgation going into and coming out of tits
Bt. George's Cathedral. Raving seen her then before he
took bar into custody, sad Dinoe then be lied suertained
that ber husband was in fall work at fdiUwe% Poplar, and
both willing and in circumstances to provide for the pri-
soner and his obildree, but she would not live with him,
sad preferred begging about the streets is the wretched
state she was in to living comfortably with her husband.
Mr. Elliott 'smirked that it was quite shocking to see •
mother, who could do much better, bringing her children
up to begging, as she evidently did, and for this offence he
would commit bee for 21 days bard labour, and her chil-
dren
should for the present be taken to the workhouse. '
Nathaniel Holeltater, Jules Bayer, Samuel Berms,
Abraham. Doris, Goshen Sibberman, and Philip Baum. who
have been in custody fee some time on • charge of being eon-
agreed in the circulation of a vast quantity of forged Bunion
noted, and also having le their possestioa 500 forged notes
of the Imperial Book of Rama, purporting to be of the
value of five roubles each, were placed at the bar before Mr.
Elliott, for final examination.
Mr. Sleigh, as before. instructed by Mr. G. W. Robles.
of the firm of Vanning, Naylor, and Robins, of Tokenhouse-
yard, solicitors to Cue Russian embassy io this country, ap-
peared for the prosesution ; and Mr. George Lewis, of Ely-
place. for the prisoners.
The prisoners were fully committed, but the magistrate
consented to allow hail in 3001. each for Bum and Sibbersose,
and Davis in 2001., bat refund to accept hail for the other
three prisoners.
London, England, 1865-09-26

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AUSTRIA. istembling down, or what la destined to remain, it 1 THE FENIAN MOVEMLINTI
is also desirable that a man should have the __.__ .a
own owtaniroirmar.) courage to • break through the trammels that Oxon am OWN coasseronnewr.l
VIENNA, lisrs.2o. hold him, to his own and to others' undoing. DUBLIN, MONDAY /Star.
the proclaim, Now, Ido not mean to say that Austria is in • Five young men were arrested in Killarney to-
'-c a lose state of revolution, as the word is generally under- day on the charge of Fenianism. Two of them
'1 stood. There is neither revolt, nor bloodshed, nor were attorneys' clerks, one being clerk • 4 the
"sense, nor disregard of authority. But there crown prosecutor for Kerry ; another was a !desk
'-hility, the uncertainty, the fluctue- in the post-office. -
`her characteristics of such a Several other arrests are expected.
•4e men at the helm
threaten to The !Freeman's Journal of yesterday says tha
and arrests
_cooties. to be made ta Dublin as well se in vision
parte of tie proVIMIC4I4 which hays up I. the peissect ems
bees exempt from mush occoneems. S. Parsoostowa, Mr.
--,1 Morrissy, described ss a medical Sadist, and for-
'oast is the establishment of Mr. Baxter, is
-• arrested oa Saturday by Inspeetam
' ".. 0 divisios. The prissier reached
-1• of tides afters, name
'-*eit statism with
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London, England, 1865-09-26

HIGHGATE.

A young man, nameriEcTiert—os, eon of • builder in
the York-road, Lambeth, was charged before Colonel
Jeskes and Mr. Miles, the sittiog istrates, with an as-
sault on a married wombs, named Day, • dress-
maker, liviug at Wood-green.
Mr. Jams, an attorney, appeared for the defeedast,
and objected to the case being beard, on the ground that a
sum of money had been paid to the eoroplainant to settle
the matter,
Colorist Jeakes said the beach could not allow the matter
to be compromised. It wadi • public offence, and Mrs. Day
had been summoned to attend.
J• 111•11 submitted that the befell bad no jurisdiction.
Mrs. Day was examined and several witoeseea. She was
walking at nearly twelve o'clock on Saturday eight, the
9th instant, from Tons-sham statical to Wood-greem, where
she resides. The defendant, who had bens desiring,
accosted her. and aticmited to kin her. She raided, sad
be then iadeeently assaulted her. Her MUMS brought
assistance, and he was given into custody. He told the
polimman he would give him anything to let him go.
Mrs. Day said she told the defendant that She was a
married women, and be still assaulted bar. She did not
wish to prom the matter, as she bad been compensated.
She had received a sovereign.
Mr. James said a further sum we. paid yesterday to her
husband.
Several witnesses gave the ddeodent a good character.
He had been dining at the Alexandra-park Tavola, having
been at work et the Freemasons' Inelitutioe, at Wood•green.
Tee magistrate mid it was a serious (denies and could
not be settled. They sentenced the defendant to two
months' imprisonment with hard labour.
London, England, 1865-10-04

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

Of Egan= maluars.)
BEDFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

SCURRY HANDICAP. Half a mils.
Promriptioa, Altos Lae, Porpoio, sad Rustic Beauty are
ham
Mr. Braylay's aad avail Warm expected.
TWO YEAH OLD SELLING BADE. Quarter of a mile.
Actor, Marry Knight, Mostar Strati, Sion Beauty,
Amaraataat, Strayaway el, Hopaino f, Tomoimolai f, and
Cairngorm aro bars.
QUEEN'S PLATE. Throe law
Sampiaioe, Orloff, Nemo, Target, Lizard, Saves sad
Half ara hers.

ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT MEETING.

(THIS DAY).

TRIAL STAKE& Ona mile.
Welidos. Wm Williams, Zee Lyon, Lozenge, Baselamb,
sad Paymaster am ben.

WELTER HANDICAP.
Iconoclast, J. Math A otiquery, Deerfoot, and Johnnie ie.
are here. SeveW others trained in the nedighbourhood.

CALEDONIAN HANDICAP. Two miler. 5
loomlast, Helen, Wbardoger, mid Japitor are hers. M
M
HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Two miles. s
Rigalia, Brown Bread, Clown, Windham, Loma's, and MO
Durham are bora.
BITOCLEUCH HANDICAP. One mile and a half. (IL
Newokorok, Wand, Cutaway. Icoaoolaat, Avenger. New as
York, Drerfoot, Our Jim, and Fizatrater. All are bare. 111
ARRIVALS.—LittIe Cob, Madams Taglialloo, and El land. LI

AN OFFICER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY A
LADY.

Last evening Lance ter was thrown into a state lt
of cossiderable excitement on its becoming known that as
Captain Marton, of the lit Royal Lancashire Militia, had
es.
been shot by a lady. It appears that yesterday afternoon 01,
Captain Marton visited the shop of Mr. Atkinson, gun- ill
smith, and, after examining a revolver pistol, proceeded to
• yard adjoining to teat it with " slug." The pistol con- ga.
twined seven chambers, the charges in the whole of which be
fired off,with the exception of one. Oe returning to the shop, t,
Captain Marton found there Clumberlayne Stark* &q., I.o'
of Ashton Ball, whose conveyance was standing at the Lou
door, with Mrs. !Maki* in it. Captain Marton took the N.
pistol to Mn. !Mulcts, and requested her to examine it. It
Being under the impression that it was not loaded. she
palled the trigger, and the whole of the contents of the 14
loaded chamber were lodged is Captain Marton's fate. le,
The charge entered just at the corner of hie left eye, pawed t
through the nose, and penetrated the temple.
_Medical aid at
was promptly obtained ; bat at tho time this account was St
despatched he was suffering greatly, and it is difficult to
say bow the sad accident will terminate. We understand es
that not the least blame is attached to Mn. Markle. Cap. ft
Min Marton, who is a ion of George Marton, Esq., of eg.
Capermoray Hall, was engaged to be married in a week it
cc two. et
London, England, 1865-10-04

POE ISMOKR EumANcL

WELL.

gisoor. am, of 65, lisp.
store Mr. Barker for hang
oast:octal u to comas it

et engineer, sad the pas%
ery great, and that frequent
A defendant had been spoken
ad taken no notice, and the
hen before the nom M,
e was very black, and one at
before coming into court he
defendant's promisee, sad
; from the chimney for more

irge, sod asked Mr. Sandisot
rusted as to consume its ova

whole of the apparatue wee
properly
eel the ease fully proved, sad
hoe of 51, sad oasts.

Id not pay the money, foe he
Diog to prison as be ruined
4 think he had had jesthe

RCISANCE.
1 4. kkaodoo-road, Belle lelea
haring him premises in eadi a
ojnrious to boalth. He wee
00 his promises an ammo.
114104 and other °Bemire end
Balance and injarions

k, and solicitor to the rey,
; and hir. Laytoa, jun.. la.
[once of Buttery Inspecting
• sores time past great cost-
the stench arising treat the
ru oleo stated that the steash
mile away. Oa piag our
•uses Inspector Dutra said
waggon lead of maggots, and
maggots stood in pyramids.
Argo quantity of stinking sad
was horrtbls• The inspotou
d to p out into the °pea air

4 visited the place, and mul-
-1 from the premises wee he,

K, mid that be resided seer
yen the premises, cm shish eel
eat. The smell coming ilfoo
111 en dreadful that it see*
went near the place.
a, eostemled that the case bd
sod &abed for the dismissal d

erect the ease fully proved, au
val of all meat and refuse, le
ism, pave properly the sheds ia
lo prohibit the accumulation el
ether made au order fox tha

a botcher, of Newgete-market,
d, Winston, pleaded goilty.tp
dung and putrid meat. wbsil
to health, at the rem of AO
lloway.
a. for the discontinuance of Go
London, England, 1865-10-04

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Oor. S.

The Sing and the Queen, who have sailed in the
steamer Mindello, will proceed to Southampton,
accompanied by two Portuguese war steamers.

TUB BANK OF PRUSSIA.
BF.BUN, Our. 3.
The Bank of Prussia has raised ►tr rate of die.
count to 6 per oent.

. 4.
London, England, 1865-10-04

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(IIitrITIVII TILZOIAJIL)
AUSTRIA AND FRANCIS.
VIRNNA, Ocr. 3.

The Debatte and the Fronded,kat of today both
agree in asserting that the French ambassador, the
Duke de Grammont, stated to the Austrian
Minister of Foreign Affairs that the French govern-
ment entertained a favourable opinion of the Aus-
trian patent of Sept. 20.
Lord Blomtield, the Engliah ambaseador, is said
to be very unwell.
London, England, 1865-10-04

IP-STREET.

.111 AN LADY THIEF.
and giving the mimed Silas
i, and liver( at Butler-streets
charged with stealing from tie

faker. brought the prieoesr te
stealing • purse cootaining silver
Mn. Hannah ?diMinty, residing
icket-office of the Greet Etagere
was shown to be by •
rtly was it effected, and des
aperor appearance and fife.
and seven farthings only were
ad followed her from halfpol
dil belf•past 4, sad prisvemlal
I September last to and from
onvinced wan he that she WU •
h be could not, so delicate mid
ate, feel justified in apprehending
weir where she raided he on one
e day to her, and et length did
lodged at 17. GeorP4-iertsis°
fr husband and several children.'
fan "lady" who could DOlar•
e, on the occasion el the U t la
ought borne to her by the WOO
as the officer suddenly flung hat
hiss as in Butleratroet, be die.
to George's•terrace, and in the
arch, diecevered clasps sod other
some of which were embedded if
two that were entire, s very bea-
d • paltry one, but coatainini•
note. No. 0,629, as also
which he took pommies of, and
medium of au intapreter, claimed
party. A remand was ordered.
busily emplord himeelfnmuto de'
flie rightful owners. dill.
lend, be with much—
te to have been in the Pc••
Dunsford-place, Bath-
tbe officer that it sad the Pod
he dress prcket of his wife wlebe
tween the Crystal Pekes and Nor
last month, but it was not 11110101
fore could not identify any permit

oner had been in this couetry °'
ow sentenced to en iinprieminied
ing further being knows refloat*
e existing charge, the jewellery wee •
London, England, 1865-03-10

ROME.

The Italian newspapers publish the Manifesto of
the Cardinal Vicar of Rome, already mentioned ty
telegraph. After stating that the object of the
late Encyclical was to arouse the faithful to a sense
of the terrible evils threatening them from mares
on all sides, his Eminence says :
Bosh ma the oldest of the Escyolloal which tic Bothers
meetly addressed to the bishops, end la 'bleb, recall*
the principal more coademued by hiss is emend seta of
his poodles* be paints out others, end vey dangerous
ewe, peopageted by the promotion et 'nativity, mete of
which we deem it fitting to isdiage ; sad of these, some
wad tor remove all salutary Worm hose religion la lumen
society ; ethwe prxdaist the deadly dingy el roomiest:*
sad of worship as the right of every ma, to be eseetiosed
by law, sad wen its pretended Whereat tight of may
one to dimming*, either by the press err any other
means, the streamed and mat inemens idnis ; hem
the which tales primifiell t b sent* I. denge almost to
a oupreme Lew the will of the people, sad wailled Indio
who* by Mick miry fest theegb laiquilose sal salad
would ha m% precisely haws accomplished sad emus.
aided, a tight whisk 'mkt net is he gradempd.
All who proles theme parniaosa prineiplOS, the
lifsaifeeto sada, will be deprived at the bleseinp
of eternal life.

The Andover and R.dbridg Railway k now
epee Is hip.