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The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-14

PARLIAMINVARY DIVISIONS.

HOUSE OF 00bIlION&—Joan 12.
ROMAN CATHOLIC OATH BlLL.—(Coriidand is
Committee.)
PUPA.

Fon KR H. cAniss' gOrtOli.-- LOADS!? Mg manors.
Mr B. Bridges Mr. Alec. Baring
Mr. Welpote Mr. Thomson Monkey
Mr. Ikeda Mr. Banbury
Mr B. !limey Mr. Laird
Mr. Vansittart Colonel Sykes
Bari of Delkeith Mr. Vernon
Sty L Filmer Hon. C. Titswilliarn
Bir J. Walsh Baron M. de Rothschild
Captain Lowther Sir De Lacy loans
Sir W. Wynn Sir F. Oo &mid
Mr 0. Montgomery Mr. Adeane
Viscount Carom Mr. Neste
Mr. Nicol Sir H. Williamson
Colonel Olipin Colonel Tynte
Wood Cartwright SKI. Treiawny
Colonel Vyse Mr. Lanigan
Sir C. Mordaunt Mr. Ponder
Mr. R. B Harvey Maude of Hartington
Cblonel Somerset Colonel Paltrier
Mr. Beresford Mr. Locke Ring
Mr. Roll Mr. Schneider
Mr. Franklyn Mr. P. &rope
Mr. Drat Mr. Shaft.)
Mr. LYN= Mr. Ald. Lawrence
Lord Henniker Mr. White
Mr R. O. Booth Mr. Ricardo.
Mr. Bentlnck Mon. Agar Ellis.
Mr. Mundy Lord A. Churchill.
Mr. Hackle Mr. Wickham.
Mr.lllte Mr. IL D. Madam.
Colonel Rowley Mr. M. WyKIL
, Captain Jenks Mr. Foley.
Lord W. anthem Mr. Walter.
Mr. Malcolm Mr. J. A. Smith.
Lord H. Thynne Sir Patrick O'Brien.
Sir P. Grey Fgerton Mr. Gordon.
Mr. liamaton Sir John Johnstone.
Captain Pryor Mr. Harvey Lewis.
Mr. C. W. W. Wynne Mr. Orenfell.
' Lord Ordway Mr. P. McMahon.
Colonel Bathurst Mr. Murphy.
. M. Mr. Baines.
Flr
ColoneliCtelot Mr. St. Alarm
Colonel Fords Mr. Arland.
Lord Burghley Mr. Seely.
Clonel well Sir B. Loving,.
Mr. 8r1M1307-MOON Mr. Hardt:mile.
London, England, 1865-04-19

TUE

at the very low figure of WOO_ men. Zs
always assumed that it „is tfitikiFat for
time of pesos to put into 'them less* as
hundreds, and to fill them up in war with volunteers
or pensioners. But they are professedly realer
mended as a security against surprise, and what
would 5,000 men in them do in the event of a
landing by surprise of 20,000 in their neighbour-
hood ! Nay, though even a mon adequateforoe were
Iwithin them, what would it avail against a force
of 50,000 or 80,000, which we are told may any
day be landed on our shores! Gas= did not waste
lime in pushing forward sap and parallel, when
he found himself twice as strong as his adversary
opposite Petersburg. He thrust his men forward
in the fan of the guns, and they seized the guns
and captured the garrisons. Would a French, or
any other invader whom we are pleased to
imagine, have lose hardihood, or should we fight
I better than the Confederates! But if the well
ascertained laws which give ultimate victory to
the strongest, cannot be reversed by any engineer
ing inventions, what terrible risk we run when we
are careless of our country's true strength, deluded
by Lord PALMERSTONN confident assurances that
in skis judgment the forte will make us safe.
For our country's true strength, when we turn
to history, or to reason, will be found never to
have lain, and not now to lie, in mechanical de-
fences. It lies in our right arms, and in the
organization which would make foreign nations
know that half a million of men are disciplined
and ready at need, and that our navy, now as ever,
is able to sweep the seas of all hostile squadrons.
But, with HorerGuard routine paging our mili-
tary defensive power, and Admiralty jealousies
forbidding us to possess the moat powerful species
of vessels yet invented, we live, davite forts and
Lord PAIIKKILBTON'S confidence, in a state of only
sufferance after all.

Et Court.
London, England, 1865-04-19

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL I
This elepat, fragrant, and pellucid cilia universally la
high repute for Ite unprecedented 'Pow dudes the WS misty
yaws In promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the
human hair. It prevent' hair from falling off or turning grey,
strength's' weak hair, chenees it from scarf and Mudd!, sad
makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glory. For children it is
:=recommended, u forming the basis of a beautiful heed
I,nYwhile its introdactios Into the nareery of royalty, sad the
high asSera in which It Is universally held, with numerous tes-
timonials casetantly received of Its efficacy, afford the best and
surest proofs of tie merits.—Price 35.6 d.,, 7s. lea ed., equal to
fuss mad Ils. per bottle.-3old at 20, liattasKardenenand
by chemists and perfumers.—Aak fer lowlsadt Macular

SPRING MEDICINE.—The beat purifier of the
blood at this mason of the year is admitted by all to be
KAYE'S WOBSDF.I.L'S PILLS, which, by their mild yet effectual
operation, remove all oppressive accumulations, regulate the
pecretlonl of the liver and bowels, strengthen the stomach, and
purity the blood. Unlike many remedies, they do not induce
liability to take cold or establish a necessity for the habitual use
or purgath ea, and are thus strongly recommended as the best
family medicine. Sold by all chemiste and other dealers in
retpeat. medicines, at la lid., re ed., and 4s. Cd. Wholesale
St, Breed street, London.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW,
No. CC.X.X.LIV., la published this day.
COMMITS:
1. Galleries of the Louvre.
2. The Great Printers, Stephen&
& By E. Belem Lytton: Novelist and Pest.
4. Education in France.
li. Our Guns sad
st Christianising of Louden.
T. Libel and Freedom of the Press.
& Clerteal Subscription.
5. Vansbery's Travels in Turklstsn.
10. Lord Russell and the British Constitution.
John Murray, Albemarle street.

CHEAP EDITION OF HEM DUNBAR.
rids day, t 1 To/. with Frontispiece and Vhpmtte Ms-page,
In . price 6a, uniform with the Author's previous Works,
cloth.
HENRY DUNBAR.
By the Author of "Indley's Secret," etc.
John Maxwell and CoCo., IN, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1865-04-19

MIDDLESEX SESSION&

(Before the AssintentJudge.)
Jacob Rogers, 33, potman, wee billeted for beau two
woollen shirts sad other articles, the property of Daniel
Farbes, a draper, carrying on business at No. 36, Honoree.
abet. Isliton.
The charnge was fully proved, and
The jury fund the primmer Guilty,
sownaceCd-;:g.r XL" cri h:adtVghtltermth.wPern
allowed, be should be able to say wheuer he war or was not
the man, by certain marks as hb
The primmer maid he had never CXotswieted before, sad
expressed at eau hie whim nem to submit to any *lamina.
Mon that might be required.
The Assistant-Judp directed the exandestion to be made,
and deferred passing sentence until that was done.
Auguste Winterhalkr, • German watchmaker, wss be.
dieted for stealing • Hoek, ulna 64., the property of John
Railiir ;thaw pleaded guilty.
The Assietent-Judge sesteneed him to be imprisoned and
kept to hard labour for six webs.
John Smith, 21, John Handley 18, and Joseph Davie,
21, were isthbed for stealing a out, the property of Thema
North.
Mr. Pater promouted Mr. Ribton deluded Dub ; the
other prisoners were nadefended.
The jury found all the primers
The Assident-Judu sentenced Smith and Dana to be
imprisoned end kept to herd labour for four months, sad
Handley for six mouths.

SZOOND COURT.
(adore Mr. l'ayoe.)

Rowland Storey, 28, ad John Henry Underhill, 30, were
indicted for staling 13a. fid., the moseys of John Thomas
Peacock, a licemeed victualler.
Mr. Cook prosecuted ; Mr. Collins defeadei Underhill ;
the'otar wee undefended.
The prosecutor said that the prisoners, who were in his
bar drinking, had taken advantage of his temporary abases
from the bar to take the money from the till.
The jury afar beteg locked up for some time, returned
a verdict of Not Guilty against Storey, sad as regarded the
prisoner Underhill they said they were not likely to agree.
He will, therefore. be aisd again next esesion.
Timothy leans, 25, and John Pitmerald, 20, two simple
laoldtg Irishmen just returned from Australia, were
charged with robbing a fellowlaseseger, named George
Mears, of some wearing apperaL
The jury found them Guilty, and another charge having
beet goes limo, Mr. Payne sentenced Evans to six months'
and Favraid to nine maths' hard labour.
London, England, 1865-04-19

lie lii
Hi 114

iIINIIB.--(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocK.

The mining market is rather quiet to-day, but
prices generally are well maintained. East
Lovell shares are in request at 111 to
being ss. better than yesterday. Great Vor
are quoted 234- to 34. Cliffurd Amal-
gamated, 30 to 31 ; East Grenville, al to I;
Mogan Console, to • Lady Bertha, to E ; and
Wheal Beton' 200 to 206. In the Stock Rubino
Great Laxey have been dealt in at 17, ex new.
Very few transactions have occurred in foreign
and colonial mining shares, and prices are un-
changed.
London, England, 1865-04-19

[Stamped, Id. Additional.]

=PRESS FROM PAS•

(nou ova owl
View Innints.
An erratum in the Moniteur shows that the
muster of clericals who followed M. Thins in
voting for the catholic amendment was 86, and not
83, as at first stated. The Gauls de Prance
triumphantly takes note of this in a paragraph
headed "The 83 are 86."
A catholic pamphlet on the Encyclical, by a M.
Ronaaeon, has been published, and, as it is not
seized, the presumption is that the government can
find in it nothing that would sustain a prosecution.
Nevertheless, orders have been given that no pla-
cards announcing the publication are to be stuck on
the walla. This is quite a new version of "Bill
stickers beware." The prohibition is altogether
arbitrary and I believe quite noveL There is no
law or decree to sanction the principle that a book
which may be lawfully sold can be lawfully pre-
vented from being advertised.
The inauguration at Ajaooio of the monument to
Napoleon I. and his brothers is fixed for May lb.
Prince Napoleon, as already announced, will be
present at the esremony. There are to be great
fee.* in Corsica on this occasion, the programme of
which comprises an agricultural and fine arts' exhi-
bition, horse races, and a banquet Invitations
have been sent to the whole of the Paris prem.
It continues to be announced in the journals that
the Emperor is going to Algeria next week, and at
the same time the people of Brest are anxiously ex-
pecting to see him at the inauguration of their rail-
way. Ido not believe he will go to Brost. He
certainly did intend to go to Algeria, and every pre-
paration was made for the voyage, but one of the
many rumours at the Bourse to-day was that the
ministers strenuously advise him to give up the
project.
The Bourse, after opening at an improvement,
gave way to a panic, in consequence of a variety of
rumours which prevailed in the latter part of the
day. It was rumoured that the Italian Loan would
not be quoted on the London Stock Exchange,
in consequence of the Hamburg protest A report
that Lee had capitulated, and that peace in America
was imminent, frightened a great many speculators.
It was said that M. E. Periere was dangerously ill.
Bente fell 300. both for cash and account, closing at
67fr. 40c. and 67fr. 46u. Mobilier fell nearly 30fr.
London, England, 1865-04-19

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO SECRETARY
SEWARD.

A serious mmident has happened to Hr. Seward. It
appears that on the &Stereo°s of the sth, Hr. Seward left
the State Department at Washington is his carriage for his
residence, when hie sou, F. W. Seward, and wife, sad
another lady got in. While the driver was in the an of
closing the door with his right bead, holding the reins with
hie left, the hones started. The driver held cm, followed
them, tad endeavoured to ones the duo. Yr. F. W. Seward,
mein the danger, jumped from the mintage with the hops of
heeding off the home sad stepping them. They, how-
ever, got away from him and from the driver, and when
they reached the career of V1111111011t"SVIIIM sad Iletreet,
Sesenary Seward jumped from the carriage. falling epos
hie right arm, breaking k just below the shoulder, sad
beclabg his nee. He &Ma token up is ea bmeesihL
esaditioa by several gentlemen sad carried I. his
!letdown Sargon, Abbott, of the Halted Mates
Army, and Verdiann called in end est the
bream limb, after which the Secretary hit such mgr,
laving by that time fully recovered his resew The hams
remained he the carriage until its arrival at the dab* wham
a party of soldiers °mkt the brine. The delver wee some-
win indeed. The sympathy szpremed der the seen-
limey is genial la the mares al the nada( the heeds
ef departatesis and other °Eons of the gensamest
eel msadens ei the diplomat's sank besides sway
Ahem, celled in perms to sake inquiry se to hie maditieu.
His Jejunes are snare mien Una was at bee supposed. It
I he bum discovered that his jaw was gestured, in seldt.
ties to the disiseetne of hie are. The Wined epees.
I Seas ef minim and bembelag reeked kim very lew ;
but he bee allied, sad at the told den his ems appeared
more faverembn.

(astrra's nisauts.)

NEW YORK, Arsit 6,1230 p.N.
The Oity of Manchester, sailing to-day, takes Cl%
100,000 dollars in specie.

The demur °eta en she has sailed from 61,
Frsncisoo with 654,000 dollars, of which 70,0%
doh. are for New York.

The stamen Etna, Chins., and Intent*
arrived oat.

oolateacuL INTELLIGENOL

NEW YORK. Arm. 8, Romano !
Mosey abundant. Gold advanced on W
day to 154, and declined yesterday to 147, sad*
false rumour of the surrender of Lee. The
quotation yesterday was 149 i. Exchange on
don, 161; on Paris, 3.60. Stocks very firm.
nois, 1001 ; Sri% 671 ; 5-20 Bonds, 1074,
quies : middling Upland, 33 to 36. Flour • •
Wheat dull. Corn quiet and unchanged, pb,
visions dull. Coffee slightly firmer. fingsz goo
inquiry. Molasses steady. Petroleum : crude, 34,
refined, 52.
NEW YORK, Arra 8,12.30 PA
Gold, 150 j. At the first board to-day Few
Centrals werequoted 97 ; Min* 1004 ; FaiB,Bll
5-20 Bonds, 1014.

CANADA.

NONTREALL, AML L

The proceedings against the St. Alhan'e ode
on the charge of breach of neutrality ham b
quashed, in order to send the raiders to trpt
Canada. A strong cavalry and artillery we
guarded the raiders to the train, the Confidante
sympathisers being prepared to attempt a rem
The prisoners have arrived at Toronto, and tiek
trial will take place on Monday.
London, England, 1865-04-19

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

ILLNESS OF THE CZAREWITCH.
NICE, Arm 18.

The Czarewitoh, who has been sultan) g for the
last ten days from pains in the head, was seized
with a severe attack of congestion of the brain
early yesterday morning. Although favourable
symptoms set in during the afternoon, the Prince
received the last sacraments in accordance with the
wishes transmitted by the Emperor.

His Imperial Highness is better to-day.
The Czar left St. Petersburg yesterday evening
for Nice.

COPENHAGEN, Arzn. 18.

In consequence of a wish expressed by the Czars-
witch, the Princess Dagmar, accompanied by the
Queen and the Crown Prince of Denmark, left at
7 p.m. to-day for Nice.
London, England, 1865-04-19

THE POLICE COURT&

YANSION-HOUSE.

- -
Alexandra Kay and Edwin Sutherland, who It will be
remembered are charged with endeavouring to obtain
money from Mr. &obeli, of Billiterstreet, by means of false
pr
e were yesterday placed at the bar bdore Sir
to undergo a fiaal szanusation upon that
aerie.
Mr. Beefy (barrister) amiss:sil:4;r.
Sutherland.
and Mr.
Abbott appeared for the prisoner Sut
The particulars of the awe have already appeared upon
sound occsaiens, and it will be remembered that the mode
adopted was by advertising for a lose, offering good security,
and upon receiving a reply to the advertisement they
offered se security deeds purporting to be assignments of
leases for pedalo property which was described as Faulkland
villu, Feanklands, in the parish of Wink/lad, Sumer. The
aasignments were nude to the female prisoner and the
male prisoner was proved to have been acting with her. It
was is consequence of such as advertisement that Mr.
&obeli became acquainted with the pritocere, but for
tunately, however, he made inquiries before advancing the
money required, which was 1501., and ascertained that there
was no such property Si described in the deeds which were
offered to him, sod he accordingly obtained a warrant for
their apprehension. It appeared then that Mr. Soobell's
was not the only case against them, as they bed'
succeeded in obtaining 1001. from a gentleman aimed
Allen, a solicitor, and had given as security a
deed similar to that offered to Mr. flooball, but the
party is whose favour the conveyance was made was Mary
Anne Scott. The female prisoner was proved to have goes
by the name of Scott, and it was proved that there wee no
such property aa diet described tn the deeds in the parish
of Wivelifield. There was, however, a place called Frank-
lands, which was the residues of a geetleman named
Tyler. It was also proved that no such persona as Kay, or
Scott, or Cornfield, the latter being described as the budder
of the houses, resided in the pariah of Wivelaneld.
The cirri were committed for trial, the female pri-
soner • admitted to bail, herself in 200,1. and two
sureties is 001. each.
London, England, 1865-04-19

ATTACK ON MOBILE.

The naval attack on the defences of Mobile was
commenced on the 28th ult., when seven of the
Federal gunboats moved in towards the shore of
the bay and opened on the rebel forts. After
sending 180 shells into Spanish Fort and other
works, without eliciting a return from the enemy,
they withdrew. Confederate accounts state that
there was also heavy skirmishing at Spanish Fort
on that and the succeeding day with the
national troop., and that a regular siege by the
latter appeared probable, as no general assault had
been made. A Confederate despatch of the 29th
ult. from Mobile says there were then forty-seven
national vessels of all classes in sight. The
iron-clad Milwaukee was blown up in the bay on
the 29th by a rebel torpedo. There was no
firing on the forts by the fleet on the 29th ;
but on the 30th it again resumed the attack. New
Orleans papers of the Bth inst. stated that informa-
tion had been received at army headquarters in
that city that General Canby's army was within
five miles of Mobile ; that he had siege guns in
position, from which shells could be thrown into
the suburbs, and that the attack on Fort Blakely,
the main defence, had already begun. General
Dick Taylor is said to be in command at Spanish
Fort, while General Maury commands in the city.
London, England, 1865-06-13

WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED
ibis query Is worthy conalderatioo by everyone anxious
to retain the inosthneble blaming —sight : for on correct know-
ledge as to the proper Urns for using Spectacles will depend the
eertsdnty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When its
determined a nicety of discrimination must be used
fir:ll7 la
ns lenses of the exact power that will supply the toes, oe
trreparelge injury will result. Op ti cal quacks,Uke medical quacks.
do InsalenliWit mischief by their immeent pretension, as Is
proved by the Menne of country hawkers and unskilled
vendors. Surely. It were wiser to ask advice from soma
optician of repute, and avoid rink to one's sight. no aid Sees
of Thomas Barris and Son (established 1700), opposite the British
linsesusigate, London, having specially attended to the mans •
facture of spostacies, are competent to advise on all that per-
tains to the remedying defeetive vision by the accurate *depth-
lon of the lenses, mathematically' true, of the requisite Sewer,
and alsoey the judicious selection of a spectacle tram* (which
Is likewise Important) et the form MOSS Wow lag the face.
London, England, 1865-06-13

WHITE and SOUNDTBETH are indispensable
to Personal Attraction. and to health and lo.wevity by
the proper mastication of food ROWLAND'S' ODONTO, or
PEARL DINTIFILICE, compounded of Oriental higrodlesta,
of inestimable value In preserving and beautifying the teeth.
strengthening the gams, and in struts a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes ooft
of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which it Imparts a pearl-like whitener. Its lavidisable pro-
perties bare obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo-
cracy of letups, and It Is universally in high repute. Pries
to. 91 per box. Bold At YO, Rationirarden. and by Chendels
and Perfuimes. Ask foe "Rowlanda Odoato.*
London, England, 1865-06-13

CEYLON COMPANY (LIMIT

This afternoon the third an
above company wee hold at Eeat
street ; Mr. L. ACLAND in the shah
The scooseta, which imam& the
Lros~ht forward from last year,
lye. Bd.; sad tie directors
at the tithe of 10 per seat. per ei
5 per oast. as the paid-e
together to 14e. per share, h
payable, free from lemon* tam, ea
with the interim dividend paid
27,3701., sad they proposed to tras
lead, wine► will then amount to 2
weed the Wm* of 3,9051. 11e. Bd.
The report having been adopted
egimiaL
The Ommmitam aid the whole
Wag fully employed is the busies
awry either to iscresee their a
ratios& The directors proposed i
should be Mansard from 500,0001.
of a parches@ sailer amp
12,5001. of the saw shares would
the shareholders oa the 301/1 of
prepernom of come new abate M
h was proposed that these she
par, and that a payment should
21. is two instalments ci li
'hares were based the resnaising ;
weak be celled as originally *seta
that 51. theta be called up upo,
the present abyss should stand at
SitegutiMie empowering the di
view* axpieleed by *hectogram e
mad the imeetiagtimmlaated in the
London, England, 1865-06-13

DIUtitt4TUYE9
TIMITID BY
THE CREDIT FONOIER and MOBILIZE
of INGLAND (Untied).
uncle moo ,eOO DEBISTIT/168 WITH maxim
PAYABLN QUAKTZBLY.
The Directors love deckled to Lune Debates,* Boots et the
Cumuli for the aseiware sod Interest as under, iiz :
Is soma £f4 MO. MOO. LAG, sod £l,OOO, with
emote Moats&

INTRUST.
lee Three mere 8 per real per annum.
Far live rem el „
tar seven ream
later* payable aaertmb, AL, as the SOI Nerd. 10th Jane,
lOW September imd 10th Deember, le each year, M the Com-
sways bankers The Mt payment of Interest will be made on
the 10th Jame eert.

The db-dio;e-tr;;Featere in the debentures issued by this Cow
their perfect mounty : the amount of the capital scribed,sub-
pshi-up, and walled. sad the general Invessed assets
of the Company, as wells the Ism reserve load, affording the
most ample secant, to the investor.
These aebeeturse are issued payable to bearer, end can there-
from peas by simple delivery from band to band, without condoms
meat, sad are free from say farther stamp duty. They are also
iseuet —to meet the requirements of Trustees and others - trans-
ferabio by deed only, to be doily registered in the Company's
books in the names or the Investors or their magus.
Toren of application can be obtained of the Secretary, to
whom all communications mast be addre-red.--By order of the
murk ILLIMSD LOW; Bectslooy.
landia. 17 sad IL Coruhill, May 4, IM&
London, England, 1865-06-13

THE LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL.

In answer to Hr. SCULL;
Sir F. KELLY saidit was his intention to proceed with
this bill, which contained at any rata a coosiderable
'umber of clauses that he supposed would aciarnaly excite
opposition. He hoped therefore that the right hon.
baronet would inform him when the government would
give him • day inconformity with their promise.
Sir G. GREY said the Chancellor of she Exchequer bad
sane bills fixed for Thursday ; but the boo. sod learned
Vati.4ll9lleB should stand next to them on that
evoking.
I _ EXECUTIONS WITHIN PRISONS.

To answer so Mr. 00SCHIN,
Mr. HIBBKRT said that u the report of the soramittee
em yobbo ezrantioes had not yet been published, he would
=Otill Wedeosday. the 21st instant, the nut stage of
r authorising the infliction of capital paaishment
within prisms.
London, England, 1865-06-13

DT:/WORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The
Moat preludes for thirty yeses have approved of this
pare *baton of warned, u the beet remedy for goat ard ate-
useable deaden of every kind ; and ra yard aperient It hi eye
&ally istapted for ladies and °hitcher. Prepared solely by
DINICHFORD and Co.. Chemists, tab.. 171, hew Bordetrest.
London, and sold throughout the world by all respectable
eberatata. Cantloa—ree that " Dlnueford and Co. Is or each
bottle and red label over the cork.
London, England, 1865-06-13

OFFICES.

Mr. AYRTON asked the FitA Lord of the Treasury
whether boo kb}asty's govsrameat would be pleased to
extend to the ors and °lurks of the civil service. who
bad presented a memorial, the Saturday half•holiday allowed
is other establishments!
Yin:oust PALIIESSTON said that a commission of pee.
sops counected with the public daces had beau appinted to
ascertain how far the prayer of the memorial could be
granted without materiel IDOKIVOIiiOOOO to the public ser-
vice. He thousht it would be very desirable, if possible,
that the request of the samaorialista should be complied
with, but till the laquury bed been mad* he could not say
to what extent that would be practicable.

CIIBII3/1-BOUSE DUES.
Kr. LYALL asked the liametary to the Treasury why
the crostors-boas, authorities charged the masehaute for the
&Weather, of their °dem co goods le trawl% after their
arrival within the docks ; as, in that owe, the °Beef was
Immediately removed from the ship or lighter, though the
charge eoetinsitl to be made though no officer was. im-
plored?
Bt. PEEL said that the privilege of removing rob
in transit without examination was given on condition that
the merchant should pay all the attendant expenses. The
goods, though withiethe docks, still required watching, and
the only difference was that the oiliest who watched them
was on land instead of being on board.
Mr. LYALL—But I understand that on. officer is au&
°int fora great number of ships?
Mr. PEEL— Ia that one the ships would only have to
pay tar ace oiliest.
WEST INDIAN POSTAGE.
• .•

Kr. CAVE asked ih-eie-oret;ricetii;ir7sasury whether
the postage of letters from France to the West ladies via
Southampton by the royal Mali Steamers amounted to 841.,
while that from England amounted to la. ; aad, U so, an
what principle
Mr. PEEL said that our charge was la. per holteunee,
and the principle upon which it bad bean Axed at that rate
was in order to make the service as nearly as possible self.
supporting. The French government charged Bd. for •
quarter of en ounce, end 16d. for half an ounce. He did
not know on what principle their rates were regulated, but
they eel, paid us ls. per ounce for the letters which we
conveyed for them is oar packets.
London, England, 1865-06-13

snrous AND FATAL 4001 DINT AT THE I
_ ---- ---- - -.--
IMPERIAL PARLIA
GROSVENOR MOTEL. --___
_

-
\We have this morning received the following
from Se taaramy of the Grosvenor Hotel, Pimlico :
"ml Groner: Hotel. Victods BUM." Pimlico.

" saforlszastely &geode& with ssaioosl
ormesquesses, wwwriod at the hotel yesterday evesiag.
TM beam wbi ItoPeded the maelataiey of the lift pm
way—the woman ram, with the meow is it, wse pro.
aipitated to the bottom. One of oar peters wag Idasal
the oonoterweight faille( is him. sad s seetlemsa's mr•
vent bad his lei feasters& The other aocropeate of the lift
moped with slight lafarles.-Isor. dr. Yaw. °WWI*.
1.1 Goss, fieeretary."

SUICIDE OP A CLEBOPMAN AP DUBLIN.

We read in the Dublin Berry Mail of
yerterday
"It is our very (*infra daty to imamate the death of
the Bev. B. S. Abbott, rotor of Bt. Mary's. The rev. gee-
deems, doubtless in a lit of laraity, put an end to hie
miriade to-day about 1 o'clock by shooting himself through
the head with a pistol.
" The pistol shot took effect in the left temple, and death
was instantaneous. The rev. gentleman on:Wed et Hilda*
weir yesterday (Sunda) sad re in his asuslipod health
when leering home this morning. It would appear that
he went on badness to the Bank of Ireland, mad on hie Te-
rra seemed to be depressed in spirits. He was gardened
es
to the rare of the dereedos, bat answered to reported
interrogrorin, ' Norte': A few minutes afterwards he
went to his bedroom, and the report of r pistol-shot was
heard through the hoar. Bre the dreedag-teble was
found a eseond pistol Todd with ball, so that it would ap-
pear that the unfortunate rather had determinedly
made up hie mind S. pat an end to Ids madmen An Ja-
ger; will he bold upset the need= tomorrow."

HOIIBII OF 0011110N8.-1
London, England, 1865-06-13

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

BODIIIIC—Lord BAstelagh is a candidate for the
repreematatiou of Bodmis is the oosiservative interest.
OARNAnvortaman Bosonowa.—Mr. H. Seaver
Roberts..( Pies Llenthaeget, offers himself as la candi-
d/Me. in the ooneervatave Utmost, for the Oarnantleshire
boroughs.
DiTeMPORT.—Sir Arthur W. Butler here re-
signed his candidatethip for the borough of Devoe port at
the moist elmatios. no liberal party are enpged le pro-
viding mother omaidato. air Arthur is I °nosiest Lama
le the room of Mr. Bernal Osborne, who will be a candi-
data for Lingarmin.
FINBIIIItIf.—Mr. William Phillips will midreme
&salaams of the Bloothebary district at the Fnargaeoas'•
Tams 1041NROW evening. The chair will be tad by
Mr. Geroge Restledge, at balf-past same o'eloek.
Lamitern.—Last evening, Mr. Thomas Hughes,
roe of the candidates for the representation of the borough
of Lambeth, addressed a crowded meeting of the electors at
the Ressmary Branch Amenably Remo, Peckham; Mr.
Shields, roaster of the Birkbeek BoWel, is the chair. Mr.
Hughes having eddreseed the meeting, Mr. Strong moved,
and Mr. Ranee sesowded, a meoletima declaring Mr. Hughes
• &Wog representative for the borough. Mr. Brormehall
moved, and Mr. Bogdan sermaded, se amendment, that it
wee sot smoothest to change the prating representation of
tpe haemegh. Oa beieg pot to the meeting. the resolution
wee carried abuse aassisionaly, not morn than half...dome
hands beteg held no for the ameadmeet.
BlitirMslittnT. —Mr. Remy Robertson, who has
repreesesed Sherrabary tee three years, has ;gaited his
initiation of Mirlag, and Mr. W. J. Clement hem ismed
ema soltoitlai the suffrages of the electors io the }ibens
dense l
interest. Nt. .moment is a very popular man in the town,
and the chewer of his ream are leaked opus es 11most
certain.
ATs 81710116.—Mr. Oswald, of Aucbincrnive,
has issued en edam, to the electors of the Ayr burghs
aerieg himself as a randidate.
GIABOOW.—Mr. Ramsey, of Kildalton, a liberal,
bee formally offered himself as a eandidet• for tharepre-
essietios of Glasgow.
London, England, 1865-06-13

FRANCK

PA.IIIII. Jup2 12.
The prorogation of the French Chambers has
been adjourned to the 30th inst.
A letter in the France of this evening states that
a government despatch had been received at Brest,
ordering the equipment of five vessels of war, one
frigate, and five transports. They are intended to
proceed to Algeria and return with 30,000 soldiers
who have been ordered home. . .

The Vigie, of Cherbourg, states that the govern-
ment have ordered the transport vessel Gironde to
be immediately got ready forges. kler destination
is not known. Orders had also been received to
push forward the works which are being carried on
at Cherbourg, in order that three other transports
may shortly be ready for service.
London, England, 1865-06-13

RONAN CATHOLIC OATH BILL

The 00•11;;Tii

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Mr. BASSABD stated that in coweeqnerve of the "count
eat •ow Friday Lot he bad been unable to move his is-
Maystkit to the committee to draw up oar uniform oath.
It woad, therefore, be eat of hie power to mare the mead-
meets of which be had given maim

Pr IL CAIRNS mooed the restoration, in the icon of
oath egalminsd in the bill, of the followieg wade:—" I do
swear that I will defend to the utmost of my power the set- I
themes of property within this realm se established by the I
Loa ; ad I do hereby disclaims, disavow, sod solemnly ab-
"Me sem ingsetlea to sabeert the reseal &arab astatdieh-
gmat, as esMod by law within this realm ; sod I do solemnly
swear that I sever will swage say privilege to which I am
or may Imeome eatitied to„disharb er week.n the protestant
Mimics sr promegamt governmeat la the limited Klmidele." ,
The hoe. and horned pmtlessam said he was gait*
willing to strike out of ther oath all that wee .—ease-
'or offeesive ; sad therefore be had as .buffos to
omit Al those word/ which related to tits &polities or
I murder of sod to the dootriae of medal reemeatiom.
Pat he scold nog sires that the chums which die=
Mt resters woo either °Madre or whom, ark
without moat*, the arramodo odib whirl bo boil allay
troubled the boats be would perm the, pagodospighas
stood he his amen
Pr BUNT felt post mesatimpiog obrboolb.log
free Ms boa. sad Umbel Amok be irvisig7

..!
London, England, 1865-06-13

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jura 12

In the Senate to-day Senor Gonzales Bravo
brought forward a bill authorising the su►pension
of cap. 23 of the Prom Law.
In the Chamber of Deputies, Senor Gonzales
Bra►o declared that the rumour of disturbances in
several provinces of Spain was unfounded.

ROME.
ROME, JINX 12, Enuourch
The Pope gave a private audience this morning
to Omer Puha, commander-in-chief of the Turkish
army ,

SIGNOR TEGEZZPS MISSION.
FLORENCE, Ana 13.
The Nodose of to-clay publishes a correspondence
from Rome announcing that the difficulties in re-
ference to the oath of allegiance to be taken by the
bishops to the wing of Italy have not yet been re-
moved. This circumstance has created some oppo-
sition to the proposals of Signor Vegezzi on the
part of certain personages at the Roman court. It
is, however,believed that the Pope himself is favour-
' able to the negotiations which have besa entrusted
to Signor Vegezzi.

(arovaiee mrsasas)
ITALIAN BRIGANDAGE.
NAPpEB, Jllll2 8.
A telegram from the military authorities of Can-
tanners positively contradicts the news publiahed
by the isdiviendsnis that Deputy Galloons had
been tortured and put to death by the brigands of
the Bile under Correa. It is stated that Signor
Gallucca though still a prisoner has not up to the
present suffered ill-treatment from the hands of the
brigands.
London, England, 1865-06-13

ZINO'S OOLLEGI 1108'1744

The anniversary feetival dinner of this institution
took place last evening, la Willies Booms; Mr. ROlllirr
Cam= in the °hair. Amain the pests, who numbered
about 200, were the following :—Admiral Grey, 0.0.8.,
Sir Satherford Ann* 15.0.11., Sir Thos. Phillips, Q.C.,
Dr. Ferguson, F.H.8., S. F. Smith, Q. 0., Professor Miller,
Bev. Dr. Jeff. After the anal loyal and patriotic touts
from the company, the tante of "The Army, Navy, cad
Volunteers," were proposed by the chairman end responded
to by Captain Walter. The chairman, in proposing the
tout of the evening, " Prosperity to King's College Hos.
Pftd,* said the fast that the sueessand introduction of the
tout would laden them to sustain the working of the it.
ditatios for another year male him folly aware of the
canons nature of his panne. They did not ask them to
liquidate any debt coatraeted for buddies or other purposes;
ell they wanted wee to enable the committee of management
to keep the hospital in operatics for the current year. He
did mot think it would be nesseary to explain to
the majority of these preeent the great an and value of
the hospital to the poor people of the neighbourhood in
which it is situated. TM_ large parish of St. Clement
DUNS and the parishes immedandy adjoining, with their
400,000 inhabitants, have no other emend hospital within
their limits, sad it appeared by the records that the
substrbiur distriele and the nanny ell round the netropolis
avail themselves of the charity in large cambers. The entire
cost of conductieg the hospital could not be put down
at leas than 8,0001. a year, cad to meet this regular
expenditure the committee had nay annual enheaription
to the amount of about 2,2001. ; so that they had to beg
from year to year for the deficieen. He did sot know any
locality more poverty stricken then the one of which be had
to speak, end, unless from the munillowne of thelpeoprietors
of Lincoleii-ins-hall, they had &wooly saything to expect.
They therefore had to make a general appeal to their cha-
ntsidy.disposed friends, and be had no doubt the claims of
the hospital would meet with suitable recognition at their
hands. "The Council of King's College Hospital." which
wee next proposed, was responded to by BIZ Thos. Phillips,
QO. The toasts of the " Medical Officers," the " Com.
mittee of Management." end the "Stewards," were also
proposed and duly honoured. The secretary of the intact.
Mee IS bOllOOOl that the amount of subscriptions received,
including the sum collected at the diaper, reached 4,0001.
The attraction of the avenue unaltered by the presence
of a vocal sail instrumental bud.
London, England, 1865-06-13

MINE&-(77118 DAL)

Two o'CLoci.

The dealings in the mining market continue upon
a very restricted scale, and prices is most
instances are quoted the mama as yester-
-1 day. Great Vol. shires are called 30} to 31 :
list Lovell, 11. to 12 ; Great B to ;
Gait Leavy. 2D to I ; Great North, 2to ;
Nest Corn Brea, 64 to I ; Nast Condom, 13 to ;
and East Rosewarne, Ilf to i.
Vorlanzaitca Gold shores have advanced, while
ITniW Mexican show a drooping tendency.
It is intimated that tie share list of the Devon
Great Maria Consolidated Copper Mining Company
(limited) will be closed 'on Saturday neXt for
Lon-
don and on the following Monday for the country.
The directors of the Penult:ill° Copper. Company
(limited) have declared an ad interim dividend of
ils. per share out of the profits made in the six
months ending the.3lst December last. It will be
payable on the 15th inst. The director* are also
circulating • half-*early report from the manager
at Pendell°, which gives a full atonement of the
operations of the mine between lst July and 31st
December lain
London, England, 1865-06-13

aBLP•LCOUSATION OP MURDER AT DUBLIN:

At the Capel-street Polioa-offioe, Dublin, on
Saturday, • man Domed Patrick Mikes:LE 'bawd, on
his own untessios, with Mae murder of Farqse,
at Piihnerstown, the previous day. He stn that he had
been le the girl's company during the day, and murdered
her in the evening, mad that before leaving be covered the
body up with pees In a ditch. He wee remaaded, la oaks
to glow the police an opportunity of seesnainiag the truth
of the statement. The body was found in the emmiag, in the
plans ladiestad by the primmer.
The Dubin Evening Nail of yesterday nays :—" The
selfeameed murderer, Patrick)ilkasny, was brought be-
fore Mr. Strange, at Oapeletreet police-overt, this morning,
whoa, the laformations of inspector Dien sad Constable
Riobard Maguire have( berm read over, the magistrate
made an order foe the trammed= of the piamer to Pal-
merstowe, • village situated about Dena mike west of
Swords, in the musty of Dublin. At this place the in-
quest was held this afternoon by Dr. Davies, one of the
county tensors, but at too knee hear to amide sitoreport
the promecreigs. From what we have learned, hewevos, we
believe the motive of the murder is lealeusy. The prisoner
had been paying his Odatielin to the deoeesed for nearly
eight Teen, and she My favoured his suit bat, as
settees toned out, with insincerity. From what has come
to light it would appear that she lied bees imbed by •
person who is tow is America, and who wrote to her ale/Aar,
delivered ore Tuesday last, in which he asked her to come out
to him, with a view to marriage. The primmer hoarded this,
and accused the woman of infidelity so him. This she stouWy
hued, hut etill motioned to keep company with Hilkessy.
Oa Friday enemies lest it would appear that they met upon
the road, convened • while, and Kilkenny having stated
that see should sever marry may other than him, he
induced the woman to accompany him to the miles
of • ditch, strut* he • blow which predated insensibility,.
sad then drowsed her in the ditch. The body of the un-
fortunate woman was then concealed by him ie the mad,
and covered over with mods of grass. The murdered woman
was fine looking and almost elegant in appanage, but little
of the peewit being remarkable about her. The prisoner
is a decent-looking man, weans( good clothes.*
London, England, 1865-04-21

WINDSOR CASTLE., Ann, 20.

The Queen drove in the Great Park yesterday
of ternoos, accompanied by the Princess Helene sad attended
by theA Hon. Mrs. Bruce,' and drove in the grounds this
morning.
Princess Beatrice took a carriage drive.
Her Majesty the Queen, with Princess Helena. Princess
Louise, Princess Beatrice, and Prince Leopold, lett the Castle
to-day at 20 minutes past 3 o'clock for Osborne.
The suit* in attendance consisted of Lady Churchill, Lady
Caroline Barrington. the Ron. Mrs. Brune, the lion. Lucy
Kerr, Colonel the Hon. Sir C. B. Phipps, Sir T. M. Bid.
dulph, Major-General F. Seymour, Lieutenant-Colonel Du
Plat, Mr. Sald, sad Mr. Buff.
Prince Alfred arrived at Buckingham Place from Sand-
ringham yesterday afternoon, attended by Lieutenant Haig
sad Dr. Bernhardt.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the governors of the settlements on the West Coast of
Africa. Despatches were sent to the Governor of Canada.
The Right Boa. the Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived
in town yesterday from Brighton.

The present visit of the Prism and Princess of
Wales to their Norfolk seat Is expected to terminate in a
few days.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred arrived at
Buckingham Palm* from Rsadringliam yesterday afternoon.
attended by Lieutenant Haig and Dr. Bernhardt.
According to a letter from Beyrout of the 3rd
inst., his Boyal Highness Priam Arthur had arrived at
Jaffa, on a journey into the interior of the country. The
steam-comette Enchantrem bad been placed at his royal
highness's disposal, and was to await his return.
The Earl Granville, who came to town on Wed-
nesday from visiting the Marquis and Marchioness of ALM&
bury at Bevernake Park, Wilts, bas left London for Roth.
more Lodge, on a visit to Lord and Lady Riven.
Viscount Sydney returns to town next week front
visiting the Earl and Countess Cowley at Park.
1 The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer
arrived in town yesterday from Brighton.
1 The celebration of the marriage of Mies Seymour

(eldest daughter of Admiral Sir !diciest Seymour, K.C.8.,
oommauder-ia-chisf at Portsmouth) with Captain Donald
llocLood IV/Lassie, R.N., took plus yesterday morals( is
St. Thomas's Church, Portsmouth. The ooremooy was per-
formed by the Bishop of Winchester, assisted by the
Rey. Richard Seymour, moo of Worcester, uncle of the
~
' '

Lord Belper hag consented to preside at the
usual festival of the North Louden or University College
Hospital at Willis's-rooms en Wedneslay. June 21st.
Last week Mr. Edwin Chadwick paid a visit to
the asighbonrhood of Salisbury, and, by 'Goliath:o, anarised
tie sew drainage works is that city. On Wedseeday then
wee a city meeting, to bear es address from him ma those
works, end on the means of meeting epidemic viaitatiose.
The mayor was in the their, and the meeting was attended
by the members for the city, the clergy, sod local medical
anthoritise, together with the chief inhabitants of the eity.
London, England, 1865-04-21

CANADA.

THE DEPUTATION TO ENGLAND.
(Reuna'a =puss.)

QUEBEC, Aram 7.

- .
The ministerial delegation proceed to England
via Boston on Wednesday, in order to consult with
the imperial government ou the question of confe-
deration and the colonial defences.

By desire of the government the finance depart-
ment has refunded to the St. Alban's banks the
money voted for that purpoee.
The three battalions, consisting of 2,000 men,
now on frontier service, are shortly to be relieved
by a new levy of volunteers. Although but twelve
companies are demanded for Upper Canada, fully
60 companies have offered their services.
.We have had a very exciting week in Montreal,
consequent upon the discharge of the St. Alban's
raiders by Judge Smith.
Grant's steam saw-mill at Prescott, Canada
West, was consumed by lire on the 3rd inst. The
loss is estimated at 5,000 dots. The building was
uninsured. _

Mr. Daoust, member of the provincial parlia-
ment, has been found guilty of forgery, but re-
commended to mercy. _ _ .

A great flood oocerred in Montreal on Monday,
which rose within a few inches of that which in-
undated the city on the 15th April, 1861. Griffing-
town suffered moat severely, a district entirely in-
habited by the labouring classes. During the
night the city was in total darkness, owing to the
gas pipes being filled with water, and thus pre-
venting the supply pipes from being replenished.
Great suffering has ensued. The corporation has
subscribed GOO dole. for the relief of the poor in the
locality.
The government of Nova Scotia lately introduced
into both houses of the Legislature the annexed
resolution :
Wherein nadir existing

ea immediate

: -
union of the British American provinces has become im-
practicable, and wherem a legislative union of the Maritime
provinces is desirable whether the larger union be accom-
plished or not : Resolved, that in the opinion of this house
the negotiations for the union of Nova Scotia, New BOUM-
wick, sod Prince Edward Island, should be resumed in ac-
cordance with the resolutions pared as the last session.

Unarms 143 Z CLacE.v.arrifarismar.—Yetterday
the spoisiashios took place of the members of parliament for
the neited counties of Clackmannan and Kieran. The re-
election of Mr. Adam was moved by Captain Christie, se-
conded by Mr. Simpson, and carried without oppoeitioa.
Mr. Adam expressed his oontideeoe in the policy of the
government of Lord Palmerston, wider which he bed ac-
cepted office. Be attsibuted the failure of their reform
measurer to want of support from the country. With
to America, he admired the bravery of the Con-
federates, bat he did not sympathise with their canon
He believed that the moans of Mr. Gladatene's financial
! measures would help to exceed free trade, and in cosolusion
he paid a tribute to the ambient services of Mx oobdes..
London, England, 1865-04-21

TEE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the
ACCIDENTAL DEATH nrsusAilme COMPANY in now
nalettod et City Bank Chambers, No. 21, Threadneedle street,
are the Company la prepared to receive proposals for Marine
leences at tke current ratea.
ARTHUR JAMES DUMAB, Underwriter.
J. W. ORAL Secretary.
London, England, 1865-04-21

RS. STAGG and MANTLE beg to inform
MESSRS.
numerous customers and the public that the whole
glair PRESUMES is NOW OPEN. They respectfully invite an
*scam and comparison of the New Stock, which consists of
lb choicest NOVELTIES that could be obtained both in the
bussed foreign markets for the present mason. Their pur-
ism being unusually large In every department, they par-
Nadszty solicit attention to several new productions to Plain
rY
.Elary &Iks. Fancy Dress Materials, Mantles, gibbose.
!OMR UM, Trimmings, &c. S. and M. nine beg to inti-
m& that the remaining portion of the Salvage Stock will be sold
reduction.—l, 2,3, and 4, Leicester-square, and
Istree3.

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London, England, 1865-04-21

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 20.—APPOISTMENT4. —Pay-
master H. B. Kitchen, to the Serpent.
Surgeons C. Keenan, to the Assurance; and T. H.
Taylor. to the Serpent.
Chief Esgiueer F. W. Lotto!) (B), to the Serpent.
Assistant Engineers N. I). Chambers, sod D. Baird, to
the Serpent ; J. Finlay, to the Dauntless, for tenders; and
Fa Tricker, to the Cumberland, and lest to Fiaprd.