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The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-09

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LIAPILLNDItIat, Loom 7.
Nubar Paella started from here this morning at
6 o'clock for Paris.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

QUEENSTOWN, Auover 9.

The Inman steamer City of Washington, from
New York on the 119th ult., arrived here at 4.50a.m.
to-day. She brings 70,000 dole, and 313 passen-
gers. She landed 52 pameagem, and pomaded at
610 a.m.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS.

ALEXANDRIA, Ammer 8.
The Masailia and Itipos, with the above mails,
left here at b p.m. yesterday for Marseilles and
Southampton respectively.
London, England, 1865-02-07

Consols, which closed on Saturday at 894 to 4,
both for money and next Thursday's settlement,
opened this morning at the same quotation, and
closed at 894 to 4. For the March settle-
ment the last price was 894 to 4. The
official business report is as follows : Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 4, ti,ents:
dittos for aocount, 894, • Three per
Redced, 884, 4, I ; New Tires per Cents., N 4,
; Bank Stook, 246 ; India Five per Cant.
gook, 1034, 4.
The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Ex-
chequer Bills remain at par to 4e. prem.
In the foreign stock market the priu tipal demand
was for Turkish Consolidia, which touched 524, and
alined 4 per Dent. higher than ou Saturday. There
was also an improvement of 4 per cent. in Dalian
stock, and 1 pm. cent. in Brazilian Old Five per
Cents. and Mexican scrip, but Confederate Bonds
declined 1 per cent., and Venezuela of 1802, 4.
Egyptian Loan scrip was last quoted to-day
14 to 14 prem. ; Montevidean scrip, 44 to 54 prem. ;
Danubian Principalities scrip, par to 4 prem. ;
and Italian Loan scrip, par to 4 prem.
In the market for bank shares there was an im-
provement in City, Bank of Australasia (New),
Bank of New South Wales, and Union Bank of
• Australia ; but a decline in Loudon and South
Western, London and Venezuela, and Standard
Bank of Africa Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were

quoted f to f prem. -
Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15 to
16, being fiat ; Egyptian Trading, to I press.,
showings fall of 55. to 7s. 6d.; National Discount,
10 to 10} prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, I to f
dia. ; and Ottoman Societsl Generale, 2} to 2f
prem. Bombay Gas shares were inquired for, but
Oriental Inland Steam, International Land Credit,
and Univeral Marine Insurance were rather fiat.
The shares of the financial companies were rather
flat at one period of the day, General Credit shares,
for example, declining to 2} to 3 prem.; but
the closing quotations in all cases were equal to
those of Saturday. The closing quotations are an-
nexed, viz.:—lnternational Financial, 24 to f prem.,
ex div. ; General Credit, 3 to f prem. ; -Lmdon
Financial, if to 8 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mer-
cantile Credit, 24 to 24 prem., ex div. ; and Credit
Fonder and Mobilier (old shares), 34 to f prem.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings are subjoined :—Manchester Warehouses
and Office, Ito prem. ; Brill's Brighton Baths, 14
to 2 prem. ; London and Provincial Mortgage
Bank, f to If prem. ; Registered Land, 2 to 1
prem. ; and " Simpson's," to to 1 prem.
United States 5-20 Bonds recovered per cent.,
closing at 52} to 53.

MINEB.--(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLoc!L

There is no new feature in the mining market,
which continues quiet, and prices, with one
or two exceptions, are without variation.
Great South Tolgns shares are quoted 21 to
3 ; West Chiverton, 621 to 871 ; Mineral Bottom,
41 to sk, being better ; Wentworth Consols, 71 to
81 ; East Caradon, 131 to ; and New Martha,
1 to 1.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive.
London, England, 1865-02-07

'INSTRUCTIVE otrr-HOOK FOR THII NEW TRAIL
Hannon,ly bound is royal scarlet for presentation, price Cc,
ROYAL CHILDREN ; the Childhood and
School-room Hours of Royal Children. Hy JULIA LOAN).
A. admirable 11th. book. The volume is most intarestlug
Indeed we do not know oft of its clam superior to IL'—
Standard. "We can reeanunise the volume as • moat attractive
one foe children me parsons."—Clarloal Journal. "A
doe book for the nursery HCtelT." —Reader. "We look upon
this volume as me of Me very best specimens prepared for the
present swoon."—Bars Ifeememer.
Oroombrides and lionAS, Eateinseater-row
London, England, 1865-02-07

MARKETS.

TALLOW.- MONDAY Evian:la.-Thom has been no new
future in the tallow market to-day. Them is hardly any-
thing dojo( speculatively, bat co the spot the demand is a
full average of this time of year. We gaol* :-Spot, new,
41s. Gd. to 41s. 9d. ; old. 41a. 3d. to 41s. 6d. ; March.
41e. ; June, 425. to 42a. 3d. ; October to December,
43a. to 435. 3d. Tows tallow is scams at 41e. Pd. net oath.
Some sales of good Odessa sharp just landed have beim
made at 42a. ; them is no beef hat. North Amalgam
465. Gd. to 41a. ; South •merican, 41a. 6d. to 42e. ; Ana-
Ma'am sheep, 425. to 425. 6d. ; beef, 40s. to 411. 3d.
Cocoanut oil steady ; Cochin, Ala. 6d. ; Ceylon, 38a. ed.
tin* mouths prompt, 6d. per owl. lees for cash. Sydsey
Doane, prices rather, somical at 35m. to 37e. 6d. Palm oil
firm; Lagos, 36e. to 36a. 61. ; Accra, 34a. to 345. 6d.
Palm-nut oil, 29e. to 30a.-Wroro the circular of lbws.
, Smith and Charles.)
London, England, 1865-02-07

IST ENCYCLICAL LETTER.

The Correspoiukuciut of Madrid enters into some
data& respecting the decision come to relative to
tlts Encylical letter. It says :
Ms Oren& of State has held an extraordinary sitting to
her the reeding of the report prevented by the amities of
pdhs warship on the papal Secyclieel. Several wan-
fps tare Wormed ns that this report is exceedingly
Wail dawn V. and so complete that more than three
WO IMO occupied in reading it. The report
ill reheat the history of the country with w-
eird to the papal bulls, and demonstrates that
mar shwa Ferdinand V., the sovereigns et Spain
has alloys sideusly maintained the rights ef the arm.
bbd Use user given their eseqestur say detunannt
ensaltal beet the court of Some which they regarded
as segued to those rights. It completely disproves the
dowries ishedueed in 1832, according to which she publi-
Mita of the Creeardst established a new mode of deciding
with Terri to the royal execinattir. It next shows that
the Inewiiml, as well as the syllabus, eepealslly
ellaths ellissr We rights of the crows, or the poll.
lied sights of the nation, sod concludes with preying
ihs pretemest to restrict the Ent, elicit, when published,
by mid diem, sod to suppress the paragraphs which the
apart dmipake as contrary to what has been granted to
Rams with regard to religions communities, to education,
gel to &slew which the nation has emoted is the exercise
of iY wwwispity. As to the conduce of the bishops, the
spurt sessonssods that all shall he biassed who have pub.
Mid ths &cyclical without the authorisation of Lim P-
m*. At the demand of several councillors the report
or placed os the bores°, is order to be completely dies
weed at *bother eittiog.
London, England, 1865-02-07

AGmls REQUIRED.

THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY is
prepared to entertain application. for Agenc7 Appoint-
menta from dentleineu having command of lire and Lite Susi-
Mesa either In Loudon or the suburbs, or wherever the Com-
pany to not tally represented.
The Royal btu alw=a been conspicuous for its liberality and
promptitude to tLe settlement of Claims.
its Annual Income It now over iCOO,AM
And aLI Funds In handmaid ..... £l.oootooo,

The parliamentary return of Insuranevduty paid to Govern-
ment win exhibits the Royal at the head of dl the artCIO to
increase of
The Royal now taunts Insurances on Stock and Implements In
Trade. etc.. at halt the former charge for duty.
Transfers of Policies from other Companies received without
charge ter Polk", whatever the amount.
Address, JOHN M. JoIINSTON, Secretary,
Royal Insurance Company. Re, kenbard•street.

THE LIVERPOOL aad LONDON and GLOBE
11481, RANCE COMPANY. Established laid
Mess —I, Dale-street, Liverpool 20 sad Pl. Poultry: 7. Comblll
and 11, Clorlegposess, Wades.
ZEN-JOWL IN 1e W.

The premiums
Ws madam.
Interest as Investasests

zsen,one

210,000
100.020

Agencies are established for effecting bath Fire and Life
lasaranoes, and facilitating the payment of premiums la all
parts et the world.
/WINTON BOULT. Secretary to the Company.
JOHN ATEINIi, Resident Secretary.
November. 1864.
London, England, 1865-02-07

Har majesty hope@ that this work may be a 14
towards the formation of a digest of the law.
" Bills will also be submitted for your considers,,
tion for the amendment of the l►ws relating ta
patents for invention, and for conferring on ta
°minty eourts an equitable jurisdiction in causes at
small amount.

" Your assistance will also be invited to give egg*
to oertaia recommendations made to the Hams el
Commons, after inquiry directed by that bogie, hie
the operation of the laws regulating the relies qg
the poor..
___ _ _
.. _ _

"A bill will be laid before you founded on ills
report of the Commission for inquiring into Public
Schools; and her Majesty has directed that a cern.
mission shall be issued to inquire into endowed eat
other schools in Zugland, which have not bees 4.
eluded in the recent inquires relating to popes
education.

"Her Majesty commits with confidence the gnat
interests of the country to your wisdom and con.
and she fer►ently prays that the blessing ci
Almighty God may attend your councils, 04
may guide your deliberations to the attaicraft
of the object of her constant solicitude, the weltes
and happiness of her people."
London, England, 1865-02-07

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Fu. 6.

Count liaroly has arrived here with the reply of
Austria to the last note of Prussia on the question
of the Duchies. It is asserted that, at a conference
with the Minister of War on the question of the
reorganisation of the army, some influential mem-
bers of the Fortchzitt's party declared themselves
willing to accept as a definite solution of the dis-
pute that the number of troops composing the
Prussian army should be fixed at 200,000 men.
London, England, 1865-02-07

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TELEORAPMC INTELLICIENCK

tasinvies sazsssua►)
FRANCE. _

_
PARIS, Fn. &
Tbe Prance of this evening says :—" The draft
a important law has been submitted to the
gyp! of State. Its object is to fix the term of
,as of the Municipal Councillors at nine years,
pd a third of that body are to be elected every
One -,

ITALY.

TURIN, F. 6.
In order to secure to the city of Turin direct
„goy communication with the Mediterranean,
0,8 government has granted a guarantee of 8 per
opt on the capital of the lines between Turin,
&yoga, and Aoqui.

11.1:SSIA.
BERLIN, Fn. 6.

Letters received here from St. Petersburg an-
ionics that the elections to the Assemby of the
Nobles of Moscow have been annulled on account
of some informalities.--

INDIA.
CALCUTTA, JAL 12.
musings and twist firm. Copper inactive.
produce firm. Exchange on Loudest nominal.
The bank rate of diecount has been raised two per
ant. Government securities : Four per Cents.,
; ditto Five per Ceuta., 1021 ; ditto Five-and-
wasif, 1091. Freight to London for seeds, 625. Od.
TOMMY, .7 AL 14.
shirtinp and mule twist advancing. Cotton :
Brooch, 415 ; Dhollerah, 445. Exchange on
Undo, ail months, first clams credits, 2e. lid.
Government securities : Four per Ceuta., 92 ; ditto
Tire per Cents., 1031 ; ditto Fire-and-a-Half, 110.
heights to Liverpool for cotton, 655.
TEE ANGLO-INDIAN TELEGRAPH LINE.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Pan. &

The Anglo-Indian telegraph service is not yet
open, on account of interruptions on the Turkish
bet

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Beater's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, Feb. G :
BOMBAY IND MAURITIUS MAILS.
MARSEILLES, 'Pm 6.
The Syria, with the above mails, arrived at
9 an. to-day.
Tim mails leave for Lontlon at 11.30 a.m.

SPAIN.
London, England, 1865-02-07

TEE ,EXilittSS; TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUAW-17, 186.

=PEEN FROM PAIIIS

(nom WS Owl

)ENT.)

PARIS, MONDAY Emma.
A bill boa been presented ,to the Council of
State for altering the law relative to municipal
elections. At present the municipal councils are
renewed in their entirety every live years. The
quinquennial election takes plane this year. It is

. .
intended hereafter to make nine years the term of
a municipal councillor's mandate, and to change one

third of the whole body every three years. This is
the system which at present prevails in thecaee of the
councils-general. The idea has been started, and
is maid to be powerfully supported, of extending
the same system to the Corps Legislatif. On the
first impression I feel inclined to think this would
be a good measure, though no doubt it requires to be
maturely considered in all its bearings. It would

be at once liberal and conservative. Liberal because,

an appeal to public opinion would be made more
frequently, conservative because two-thirds of au
old and experienced parliament remaining always
atter every new election, would be a great security
against sudden changes. The influx of new blood
every three years would be sufficient to leaven the
whole mass with the spirit of the times, though in-
sufficient to change the course of policy precipitately.
The scheme, if seriously contemplated, is doubtles„,
based upon dynastic considerations. In case
of the demise of the crown two-thirds

of a long parliament might be thought a
considerable guarantee. I incline to think, however,
that the biennial election would be worth having,
even under the condition suggested. Of course the

prerogative of dissolving parliament and appealing
to a general election would always remain with the
executive power, whether lodging in the hands of
London, England, 1865-02-07

Butler has arrived at New York, on his
viy to Lowell.
fotrYork city is required to furnish 20,000
odor President Lincoln's last call for troops.
PO
irvisor! have sent a committee to Wash-
sup
We, to Ontitle into the cause for 6o large a de-
pot', and to declare that it exceeds the quota.
NEW YORK. JAL 2t, Now.
?Rodent Davis has [defiled the Congressional
foliation cresting the office of General-in-Chief.
soW &loomd a letter to the Confederate Con-
do, staring that when General Lee took the 0001-
-
1701 of the army of Virginia, Lee wax nom
solos all the armies of the Confederate States.
vis obeyed of the latter command at his own
moo, Whenever General Lee finds it praoth
obis to assume the chief command without with-
&agog from the direct command of the army of
viol, Mr. Davis will deem it conducive to the
Oak interest to place him in that poeition.
rat provost-marshal has informed the Committee
d supervisors that the quota of troops demanded
fors /few York city could not be reduced.
Gold, 214.

NEW YORK, JAL 28, 8 P.M.
The following are the heads of the intelligence
brought by the Moravian :—Mr. Blair has re-
typed to Washington. His mission is understood
to be an utter failure, President Davis demanding
gar negotiations should be oonductad as between
independent nationalities with an emulative pending
negotiations.
The New York journals publish extracts from the
Boa francisco Democratic Press, confirmatory of
go reported cession of Mexican provinces to France,
president Davis has signed a Congressional reso-
lution creating the office of General-in-Chief.
It is rumoured that General Lee has been ap-
plaud to this office, and General Johnston to the
propond of the army in Virginia.
Richmond papers of the 24th report no move.
mist of the Federals on either side of the Saran-

sob river.
hem accounts of the 25th inst. report a large
of Shermait's troops to be moving on Augusta.
D. B. Dill, the commander of the district of
Georgia, has ordered all cotton and machinery to
be burned at Augusta if exigency required.
A Federal force of cavalry and infantry are
moving op the Chowan river, in the direction of
Wilmington.
large Federal reinforcements for Wilmington
are reported to have arrived at Baltimore.
It is rumoured that the Tallahassee alias Oluatee
bar been captured at Wilmington.
Gold, 1124 per cent. premium.
London, England, 1865-02-07

MA MAW OF C.ESAIR.

The Press of Vienna gives some accouut of the
first volume cl the " Life of Cr."re now in preparation for
publication in Paris. That portion of the work will be
exclusively devoted to the history of the meditation of
Bose, from the feuadation et the city to the accession of
Julies Cesar. There are • great number of notes
extracted from German works, which the author
bee thoroughly examined, es is easy to discover
in each page. Julies Caesar, Charlemagne, and Nar
poison I. are mentioned in the VOA am being the most
extraordinary MOD in history. The author explains the
rapidity wish wig* the Romans conquered Italy, at the
MIN time 'bowies that they established there • state of
things preferable to what had privies* existed ; he ter-
minate; his observations with this exioni " Only those
things are irrevocably &alloyed which eon be replaced with
advantage."
The publisher Barbers, of Florence, gives in a letter
dated from that city some additional details rewind-
ing the translations of the " Ilistoin de Jules Olean" The
work will consist of three or wham four volumes, which
will appear successively at short Interval. The first
volume is in quarto, magnificently got up, with broad
margin, and • great number of notes such se
M. Thieve has pm to his " Hidalgo do Consulat
et de l'Empire," maps, and • portrait of Julius Cesar
by M. Ingres. The volume, printed, as has beau stated, at
the Imperial Printing-office, is ready to appear, and will
cost tot,. With the authorisation of the august author,
W. Ploa will publish an edition at left., and • fortnight
later will issue the same on commoner paper st bfr., sad
subsequently at 36. 50e. The English sad theme trans-
lations are already advanced, but that in Italian is hardly
commenced. M. Ifinervini, • well-kuown archeologist of
Naples, is charged with the task.

The Diritto says :—" The Democratic Unity
Society, moistly stabilised at 13agnesavallo, regoseted
Omani Geribaldi to beams its lermorary Faddist. The
general replied by the following letter:—' Oapss►
1885. Dear Friends,-1 willingly accept the honorary pre-
sidency of your Democratic Unity Society. Remember,
however, that Italy just now has more need of generous
resolutions and inainasimoas works than of discassiour.
Direct your society towards this obidot and you will dr
serve well of the eanstry.—Believe se ever yours, G.
atanati.m.."
The New York oil " diggings " promise in time
to bears as remunerative as those of Pennsylvania sr
West Virginia. and Gaming= County is fast becoming
the *MI of those who haggis to be AS. Several se-
psis have bees fasted W develop the resocram of that
mem, aid they an vtgorotuily bating for the coveted
ISoda* with geed peeeneste of ewes The land in the
vicinity of the ail territory has all beat bought up, and is
no* held at high ilgures.—Weir York paper.
London, England, 1865-02-07

CANADA.

QUEBEC, JAN. 27.
The Attorney-General has introduced a civil bill
bito the Canadian Parliament to prevent frontier
outrages, and the unlawful manufacture and ship-
ment of arta, providing for the seizure and exami-
nation of suspected vessels, and giving notice to
moue proving unworthy of Canadian hospitality
to quit the country.
The Governor-General has sent a message to
parliament recommending an appropriation to re-
place the money returned to the St. Alban's
raiders The message was received with cheers.

TORONTO. J. 28.

The Chief Justice of the Toronto Court and his
amociate judges have decided that Burleigh must
be de:ivered up to the united States.
London, England, 1865-02-07

2.OIIIIIIICTSHIR4 on the borders of DEVOSSIII&I.—• very
desirable FILSZHOLD RISIDISTISL lOTA= with a cast-
tal modern maim In the meanest style at erddtecture, and
about the acres of valuable land, la the pautelses of AdIiBBIT.
TLS and STAWLSY. about 4 mike from the Wellington
Madan, on the &idol and Eider Ballway, and 12 talks tram
Tanntau—Pllll2,lllllNaLY NOTICE
MEI3I3RB.DA/CIELEIMITH,BON,andOAKLIT
have received thetractions to PiSPAM tor SA= by
VitflON, early ha the spring (anises prarviondy sold by private
costreth ter which they are prepared to treat), the above choice
and valuable •
PE ILKOLD EMIEDILIITIAL FROZWILTY, known as the
Mal for
=TAT&
It is In a for resideace, and within may
smear of =on by the Great Western hallway, and In a pic-
turesque, country. The bathe, which a built of stone, contains
ample theommedalkm tor a good establithment, It is situate on
an emthenoe commending extensive views over a beautiful. undu-
lating the Quantock-hille, the Beach-dewa.
hills, anttzWitingtoinctrAonument. The land is principally et
superior quality, and is let to respectable tenants, in one large
and one small harm, with suitable houses and homesteads, and
several small holdings, cottages,. dz. The reni al, =elusive of
the mansion and 26 acres of land in hand, le upwards of LS*
per annum. The property Is bounded for about three miles by
the river roae, which affords flret.rate trout fishing.
Further particulars may be obtained of Mews. DANIEL Stales,
Boa, and °sitar, land agents and eurveyors.l6, Waterloo-place,
Pall-mall. &W., where plans and views my be MOIL
London, England, 1865-02-07

in emperor or a regent.

What I said yesterday about the sire die character
of the adjournineut, under cover of a reference to a
committee, of the project of gratuitous primary
instruction, is confirmed by a paragraph iu the
France stating that the majority of the Privy
Council voted against gratuitous instruction " iu
the absolute sense," which was that iu which it
was uuderstood by the promoters. The fluent:lel
objection is the most important one. The budget
o innot afford, in the present state of the finances,
30 millions a year, which is said to be the figure
required. _

The ides of appointing a secretary to the Privy
Council is given up, it being ultimately considered
that since the Council of Ministers meets twice a
week and does without a secretary, it would be
giving undue and disproportionate importance to
the deliberations of the former body to create
such an office.

The France admits with sorrow that the publics-
tion of the Pope's nuncio's letter of congratulation
to Mgr. Pie, Bishop of Poitiers, to which I alluded
yesterday, is • triumph for the Mundt, became
it destroys the value of the compliments
showered from the same quarter upon the
Bishop of Orleans. Mouseigueur Pie agrees
with the Bishop of Moutauban iu iuterpreting the
Encyclical as a condemnation of " modern
`civilisation " in the literal and commonly received
sense of the words. Mgr. Pie, rays the Prance,
1" thinks, writes, and we may even say, acts, in a
manner diametrically different from Mgr. Divan-
loup ; it is impossible, therefore, that the Pope
can think them both in the right."
A Lausanne journal MlllOllOOO5 that the Prince
de Coudu, son of the Duke d'Auin•le, having
passed an examination in a military school, has
obtained a sub-lieutenant's commission ou the
cantonal staff of Fribourg.
One of the eights of Paris is now a splendid
service of plate, prepared by the house of
Chriatophe for the Emperor Maximilian. It will
be on rise, for some days at their manufac-
tory. A more complete and sumptuous
set of plates and dishes was scarcely ever
seen, and the spectacle is calculated to give • grand
ides not only of the hospitable thoughts upon
which the new Emperor of Mexico is intent, but
I also of the extent of his pecuniary resources.
M. Peal Royer Collard, Professor of the Laws of
Nations in the University of Paris, is just dead.
lie filled this chair ever since its creation in DMA
lie was a nephew of the celebrated President of the
Chamber of Deputies bearing the same name.
The famous inquiry into the working of the Bank
of France and the various new credit establish-
ments in France is said to be bucked for the very
unsatisfactory reason that MM. Fould and Pereire
(ought we not tonal Peachum and Lockit 1) have
come to an understanding.
There is little change in quotations at the Bourse.
Mexican is rather heavy.
London, England, 1865-06-07

SURREY SESSIONS.

John Day, a doosta.lookiog ono, surrendered In dbaharp
of his bail to imam an indictment charging him with
having Islosioasly Bala, oa the 4th of May, • quaatity of
Wont pease, tbs property of Um Looks and South
Western Railway Company.
Mr. Oppionhatro prosecuted ; sod Mr. dafesded.
The fats disclosed by Om anima wore thee.:—Thu
prisooa owned a cat sad hawse, and was employed by the
earapasy Is remilviog materials from a shad at
Is this shad w 66 deponad a quantity of pow, iar :Zs
casks of which was mimed, sod (mod is a stable of tha
pioners
Mfr. Ulla called several wit:mass to character, and the
jury. after a loos oonsultatioa, roamed a verdict of Not
London, England, 1865-06-07

(oTAjerjp); Id: AbolT101!4.1.1

TELEGRAPiIkO iirrimufarlogi

(11101101.8 Tiumniuma)
TEM CORPS LEGISLATIF:

_
Pit-Slik :MS 6.
The debate npus the budget war resensed in the
Corps Legialatif to-day. M. Thiess replied to the
arguments used by AL O'Quin, the spotter upon
the budget, in refutation of M. Thies' speech of the
inst.

Taking up the same line of argument as on
Friday last, M. Thiers maintained in his speech
that the budget of expenditure had reached 2,900
millions francs, while the receipts were only 1,900
millions. He considered it was necessary to meet
the deficit by a loan. M. Thiers finally ohs-
saoterised the financial condition of the country as
deplorable.
Vuitry replied successively to each of the
arguments brought forward by M. Thiers, and
showed the Unsocial state of France to be satis-
factory.
London, England, 1865-06-07

the Committee at the

eentrary, they have
the trust deed of which .
sated, can be in union with their eseisty.
imisl7,-howessr, for the poor, the semengem of
Kew& and the clergy, upon whom, prao-
ffiselly, falls the burden of supporting
- r not so perverse ; for we ob-
serve that out et the 71 cases in which the
Privy Council have refused to grant public money
unless • oonsoienoe clause were inserted, only 17
have held out, and of these about a half are in
Wales, where sectarian spirit proverbially runs
high. Al might be expected, the places of large
population--riuch as in Hortoo, with its 10,000 ;
Devonport St. Mary, with ha population of 43,000 ;
and others.--admit the conscience clause without
much difficulty. Nevertheless, we observe that at
a plaoeoalled Pontlothyn„ where the population of
the parish is 2,264, and the majorityare dissenters,
the promoters who desire to establish • Church
of England school refuse to admit • conscience
clause.
It is difficult indeed to understand the benefit
which the clergy of the Church of England antici-
pate from refusing the reasonable demands made
by the Committee of Council. It is indeed an
article in the creed of some that the children of
the poor belong to the clergyman of the parish, and
that he is 'entitled to have inch children
educated in the doctrines of the Church.
The clergy persuade themselves that they are
responsible for the religious opinions of those who
are within the territorial limits of the parish. At
the same time, with singular inconsistency, they
do not attempt to enforce their doctrines in popu-
lous places, where their schools would line scholars.
On the contrary, in the large towns they boost of
their liberality. It is essential that in the more
thinly peopled districts their good desires should
be compelled to bear fruit. The necessity of this
ought to be apparent from what took place only
• few dsys ago in the House of Peers. Lord Gairr-
viu.ts, although supported by the Bishop of
Losoosr and Lord Garr, vainly sodeavotued
to Went • conscience clause into an
Act enabling joint-stock companies to estab-
lish schools for the children of their workpeople.
It was urged that the right of minorities ought to
be protected, and that as the minority might be
Dissenters, they ought not to be compelled to
establish • Church of England school from which
the children of Dissenters might be excluded. But
the Archbishop of You declared that, as the
schools established under the Act would certainly
be conducted with perfect liberality, it was un-
necessary to insert • conscience clause. To this
the Bishop of LONDON replied that if such was the
cue the clause could do no sort of harm. But this
Christian and sensible remonstrance was unavail-
ing, and the clause wee rejected. It may be hoped
that it will be imported by the House of Commons.
London, England, 1865-06-07

AUSTRIA AND BITNGARY.

PESTS, Jam 6.
The Emperor of Austria arrived here to-day and
met with an enthusiastic reeeption.
The Oardinal Primate. at the bead at the Hunan.
elan nobility. delivered an address to kis Majesty.
who impressed his thanks for the oonfislenoe therein
manifested towards him. Of this the Emperor said
he should be able to judge from the composition of
the Diet.

His Majesty stated, in oonolusion, that in order
to realise a mutual wish on his part sad that of
the oountry. he would submit to the eteensway of
coronation as King of Hungary.
London, England, 1865-04-03

anybody knew the eirconni

prisoner.
said that on Thursday nigl it tbs
side of Loodon.brOge, when 111
1p the steps from thiriver stoking
g from a wound in her head. Skis
inveyed to Guy's Rapala. who°

un what charge he took her into .
cat she was charged with iittomPt-
splash was heard by • watertmet.
al on proceeding there he law the
water.
)pear to have been drinkiog ?
sir, as she did not smell of liqaor•
san a mistake. She never cosiest.
crime is suicide. She was prcarsd•
visit to some friends Wal
London-bridge she was takes
comer aid fell down some *VT
er MONS.
tor whin abs lived I'
London, England, 1865-04-03

'G. APRIL 3, tagatl/31'''

!MT. INTELLIU.

(111012101 TZLIGILLYS.)
PSIS EXHIBITION Hi dt•
PARIS. Aram 3.

The Mnniteur of this morning announces the,
several governments, particularly those of Eng-
la.nd, Switzerland, Prussia, Bavaria, Wurtemburg,
and the Pontifical States, have already hastened to
assure the French government of their participation
in the Paris International Exhibition in 1867.
The Cunstittaionnel states that the rumours of
the resignation of the Minister of War are un-
founded.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
LISBON, Aram 1.

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Parana, from Brazil, left for Southampton at 9
p.m. to-day, with 109 passengers, 16,000/. specie,
650 rolls of tobacco, 100 bags of ooffee, 50 barrels
of tapioca, 320 packages of sundries. She landed
243 passage's at Lisbon. She passed the Oneida,
with 9th of March outward mails on the morning
of the 22nd of March u. Lat. (1) 99.44 N., Long.
27.44 W.
The Parana brought 103 passengers ex French
mail steamer Bearn, lost February 27 on Point de
Castellanos, passengers, crew, mails, and baggage
saved. The ship and cargo have been sold.
London, England, 1865-04-03

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.
Edward Barnes was charged before Sir F. G. Naos with
exert the sum of M. 'h. SA, the property at Iris ens-
ployS Beare.Bright sad Then, Mitcham, of Litele
lasergat•-street, sod with ferrgimr the receipt for the
same. Evidence was gives proving the payment of the
mows lied its Dot being sozonated for by the primmer.
The proseoutors have several cases against the primer, and
it is believed that his defalcatioes wUI amonet to
over 601. He Is the nephew of Mr. Thom, and
was therefor* much trusted. Oo Tuesday leek
between 11 and hell-past sieves is the =craft, the pri-
mmer was sent with a shoulder of mutton to a easterner,
sod instead of delivering It he left it at his lodgings. sad ins-
msdiataly embarked for New York on bawd dtbe Rhisq
which sailed at midday. The ship left °mussed at dye
Color* ou Wednesday meriting, and passed Deal at six detach
the Nam evening. The tors had by this time feud
out that the primmer d sot Witold to return, end lunar
diately plaited tie affair is the howls of Break the
detective Alcor, who at once asosrtained the
name of the vessel in which the prisoner had Mken his
and also her "then' positron is the
=ts Chasse!. Al tan minutes past one on Thurs-
day. scoompauled by Mr. Bright, he left the Waterloo-
statioo for Southampton, and from theses west to Cowes
bat, being unable to &maw a sailing vessel there, they pro-
ceeded to Hyde, where they weresuoceadul eispOng=
cutter, named the Fox, well known for Its het
qualities, and the experience of its Deism and captaia, Mr.
Austin, a pilot. The Fox started is chaos of **Rhine with
a good breeze, at o'clock on Friday morning, mod, after a
long • nor, sighted ths Mips at 7 Colonic ; all sail was Dow
made to overtake her, the wind being fair for both, sad the
Khios, being a square-rigged skip, everythisg was is her
favour ; but as Austin's agreement was that the remusers-
Roe should be doubled is the event of his overtaking the
Rhine, all saC was slapped on the little Fox, and she cams
up wish the clime at • quarter to 12. The captain of the
Rhine received Brett very courteoualy and hospitably, and
handed over to him the primmer, who was brought to this
court on ling above charge. Hs was remanded, as there are
other charges to he brought spied him.
London, England, 1865-04-03

ITALY.

TURIN. Amur. 2.

The Stampa of to-day asserts that, according to
a conventiosi between the French and Italian mili-
tary authorities, their respective troops will have the
right of creasing the frontier iu pursuit of brigands.

THE DUCHIES.

VIENNA, Aram 2.

The Oesterreithiethe Zeitung of to-day says :
Austria has proposed to the Prussian government
that both powers should abstain from voting ►t
Frankfort upon the Bavarian proposition relative
to the Duchies. Should Prussia, however, vote
upon this question, Austri► would also vote, de-
ciding in favour of the Bavarian proposal.

CONSISTORY AT ROME.
ROME, MAzca 29.

The Pope hsa held a secret Consiatory in which
he delivered a short allocution. After announcing
the election of a new Patriarch of Antioch, his
liolitsees spoke upon the religious question in
Mexico. . .

Twentyseven new bishops wero nominated. No
nomination was made of a successor to Cardinal

NEW GREEK MINISTRY.
ATEIENS, IdAmex 29.•

A modification has taken place in the ministry
which is now constituted as follows :—M. Oon-

moiusdonros, President of the Council and Minister
of Finance ; M. Krestinitis, Minister of Justice ;
M. Lombarlos, Minister of Public Worship ; M.
Braila'', Minister of Foreign Affairs ; M. Anargyrce,
Minister of Interior ; M. Bondouria, Minister of
Marine ; M. Canaria, Minister of War.
The King proposes to visit the provinces. The
elections are appointed to take place on the 26th
of May.
• This telegram only arrived is Loudon cm the 'ming of
the Sod April.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Arm 1.

The contracts and the official Iradi relative to
the conversion scheme were signed to-day between
the Porte and Mr. Laing's agents.

A special commission; proceeds to London to-
day to arrange with the Ottoman Batik for partici-
pating in the operation.
London, England, 1865-04-03

FRANCE.

(nom cam owl

PARIS. EATIELDAT EVENING.
I have reason to believe that the Marquis de
Chasseloup Laubat will not much longer remain
Minister of Marine. Admiral Rigault de Ge-
nouilly may perhaps be his successor.
At the Bourse after a good deal of fluctuation,
the Reute realised an advance of 20c. for cash and
25c. for account, closing at 67.65 and 67.70. W-
hiner, on account of the heavy liabilities and
doubtful assets shown by the tardily published ac-
counts, which were reluctantly brought forward at
last under the pressure of newspaper articles, prov-
ing beyond contradiction that the keeping them
back was illegal, fell 10f. A rise of 10f. in the
Lyons railway was the only other prominent fea-
ture of the day.
The Rive Gauche was brought to book yesterday
for that irresistible parody on the Preface of "Julius
Caner," "La Dynastie de la ?aline." The Cor-
rectional Police Tribunal ruled that the article in
question, "by allusions impossible to be mistaken
by any reader, and under the mask of a literary
criticism, committed an offence against the person of
the sovereign." For this offence DL Loogust, the
writer of the article, is sentenced to eight months'
imprisonment, K Goillot. the manager of the
journal, to two months, and K Riqueur-Laine, the
London, England, 1865-04-03

THE GLASGOW POISONING CASE.

(From the Glasgow, Herald of Saturday.)
The precognition of witnesses in this case is still
Ott as. Yesterday the Procurator-Fiscal examined Mrs.
bubo: Mood of the late Mrs. Taylor's, and who is
aderstostl to speak favourably as to the relations which &p-
-rima to inlaid between Dr. Pritchard and hie late wife.
Dr. brier, who was called is to see Mrs. Pritchard in the
mans of her Deems, was also uncoil:aced at some length,
bit atniods• being soodnetsd is memos of Sheriff Sir
A. Alas. So far aa ws have hard, no information has
Omaha as authorities here with references to the sx-
.lmitatios of Mrs. Taylor's amass.
The Nora British Mail says :—" During his detention
Hare committal, Dr. Pritchard impressed his reliance os
ihs malt of the analysis proving favourable to bins, sod
mad to =pea tosittantly that he would speedily be
linnet& On the protestation of the petition, or warrant
is it is coiled, for oonunithd, he appeared tikes by sur-
prise, ad was for a time overwhelmed by grist"
London, England, 1865-04-03

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

(artrria's TILIGILLM.)
THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS.
BERLIN, An 1.

The Chamber of Deputies to-day rejected the
first article of the Government Bank Bill, request-
ing authority from the Chambers for the establish-
ment of branches of the Bank of Prussia beyond
Prussian territory. The amendment of the com-
mittee, that their branch establishments should be
limited to Hamburg and the Elbe Duchies, was also
rejected. . .

The Chamber approved the amendment of Herr
Michaelis limiting the issue of bank notes to sixty
million tinders.

FRANCE AND MEXICO.

PARIS, Aram 2.

•
An Imperial decree has been issued ordering the
restitution of the Mexican vessels captured, relative
to which no decision has yet been taken by the
Prize Tribunals, except those having endeavours'
to break the blockade, or carrying contraband of
war.
London, England, 1865-04-03

wools ceplled that she lived with her Irwsbead end
tonily at Planniteee=sad was goisci home to the.
Oss tics snidest
I hided of the Orem who wee in oourt infoneed his
ien t hat she woe • respectable sober wanes aed would
ar, t./opiate suicide.
Oa imitable said be believed abe was takes swddeoly
oval sad turned down the steps of the beide% when abe
„ais tall] fell into the river.
94delagiatrete was of the Male opinion and ordered
her
the
=to be liberated, and abs left the oourt th

THANES.
eft-tosnmisr LID SUSPICIOUS MATH.
joks Osi adorf, a German olds-doemer, 35 mare d age.
06 los dwelling lo &court to Cable-street, Whileahapsl, I
is watt before Mr. Emet, charged with up,
wilful
- d a woman aimed Emma Jones. alias Scotty,
flower sod Lieutenant, dpitalfieldi
lionised left ber home at 8 o'clock on Saturday
I- , goad health. An hour afterwards she was drink.
vltb
sibs Flamm in a beerehop. He continued
kor company *Mil &clock on Sunday morning
vss was mem pulling her along from the Fir-
si,Briomee, is Cburch-lano. Whitschapel, which
boa for emu time closed to Beak Charoh.laue,
a MUM, ef lm than a quarter of a mile. Be used her
sishly, sad she seemed desirous to get away from him, I
hathe tows her sloes the foot-path until she met with
fart, into whole arms she fell, and never moved or
tzgattawards. Dr. Budget, a medical gentlemen
a few paces from the spot was immediately
mad, and he prooomeed her to be deed. The wrideme
semi AM there were mart at *demos CO the body, sod
vs& primer sued with great roughness and brutality
mio demised. Wiese the eharp was read to him by
Relloway, of the H division, be made no answer,
rfeteeded SS ignorant of the English language,
shook be bag bees s long time in this country, and wee
bomb have convened is English.
Absalom iovestagenim, Ir. Paget remanded the pri-
me& 'week.
GREENWICH.

WING ON 111 sorry or A RAILWAY CAINIACIL
Exi ford, se excavator, residing at Woolwich, wsci
010 with beiog drank and riding on the buffer of a ear-
gwasia the North Kent Railway.
• Bugles, porter at the Lewisham Inertias, mid
gat ea the departure of the 5 p.m. train on datarday
hs
Med IMO one call out "stand beak." end ou looking out
biyie the prisoner jump oss to the buffer of the last car-
ies, Witness gave a signal, and the train, sitar proceed.
leg 'WO 200 yarda, tau stopped, when Wprimer who
Oder the Wauseon of liquor, was taken into custody.
.prisoner, ia his defamer, denied being drank, and said
yet he had got cat of the train, in order to complain of a
yle eke had bon blackenarding him all the way from
1001044idr station. •
Nr, tali said the prisoner must either have bees drank
et a TOletiC to endeavour to ride on the buffer of a railway
unit'. sod had not the train been stopped he must have
list hie lil
fflis priea r, r w.s thee ciders(' to pays fine of 10s., or 14
bye imprwooment.
London, England, 1865-04-03

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Exchange on London, 25/ to 261. Coffee, good
first, 6 500 to 6 600. Shipments since the depar-
ture of the last mail 100,400 bags, of which 35,900
were for the Channel. Sales, 103,400 bags ; stock,
100,000 bags. Freight, 50 to 52i.
BAHIA.
Exchange on London, 26. t. Cotton and sugar
nominal.

PERNAMBUCO.
Exchange on London, 241} to 27. Sug►r, 3 600
to 3 700 Prowns, 1 750. Cotton, 17 600 rcis.
London, England, 1865-04-03

(Per telegraph from Lisboa.)

MONTE VIDEO, Frs. 29.
Villalb& has surrendered this town to Flores, and
it is now occupied by the Brazilian forces.
This event has resulted in the re-establishment of
peace. Flores has temporarily assumed the Pre-
sidency of the republic.
'

The proepeota of haziness are very good.
BUENOS AYRES., FAL 27.

Exchange on London, 491 ; ounces, 26.10 ; wet
salted ox hides, 33 ; dry American ditto, 311 ;
flour, 14} ; refined auger, 20. Flour very dull.

(By tolograph from Lisboa.)

RIO DE JANEIRO, Mims 11,

The Metusageries Imperiales steam-ship Bdarn,
coming from Rio, was lost on the 27th ult. off
Poiut Castillanoe, 50 miles south of Bahia.
The crew, passengers, mails, and specie were
saved.
London, England, 1865-04-03

COAL IMPORTS •ND EXPORTS, LONDON.

Mr. J. R. Scott, the Registrar of the Loudon
Ooal Market, Las published the following statistics of fm.
ports of owls into the port swiruitricl id Load's, by sea,
railway, and canal, during March, 1806 :
London, England, 1865-06-09

THE

turtsims,
an inspection so rigorous, sad a system
precisely enforced, by the sups sa q
secure the maintenance in _o
fore of fall,
necessary for safety. We 4 NT, tor wri
not in this instance data to say as yet, that 1
vigilance has been relaxed. But it will require
every day clearer proof to satisfy the public that
accidents are unavoidable. As • rule, it may be
affirmed that accidents are symptoms of inefficient
management. The public is becoming less and less
disposed to attribute them to personal fault, and
more disposed to find the true cause in some
error of system. As to excursion trains,
they are notoriously causes and victims of dis-
ester. But that cdrcumstanoe only establishes
that there is some fundamental defect in their
management, and whether that defect lies in their
magnitude, their undue speed, or their uncertain
times, it is the business of the railway companies
to find it out and to remedy it. As to collisions,
they are always the result of blundering. But
when a series of slight collisions of goods trains
are at last followed by an alarming collision of a
passenger train, we are entitled to blame the ma-
nagement for systematic neglect of some precau-
tion essential to safety. We are now at the be-
ginning of the excursion season. During the next
six months our pleasure travellers of all classes
will be reckoned by hundreds of thousands. With
good management these journeys may become
sources of health, happiness, and pleasant memo-
ries to the passengers, and profit to the share-
holders of the lines. Without it, we may have a
- renewal of these terrible calamities miscalled aooi-
• dente, which alarm and discourage the travelling
population, and destroy railway property.

i . 1113
London, England, 1865-06-09

THE BANK OF FRANCE.

PARIS, Joss 8,
The return of tbs Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes as
compared with the previous account :-Increase
Cash in hand, 3 1-20th millions ; commercial hills,
5 4-sth millions ; advances, 4-sth million ; Trea-
sury balance, Si millions ; current accounts, 7}
millions. Decrease : Notes, 14/ millions.
London, England, 1865-06-09

June 8. 180.1.

TIRINIDAT Evokes.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to
1, ex div., for the 6th of July, opened this atersiag
at 901 to 1, and Mooed at 901 toll. For money
the last pace was 901 to 1. The official business
report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consolb, for
money, 90, 1,1, 1 ; ditto fox. account, 901 ;
Three par Cents. Reduced, 894, * ; New Three per
Ceuta 894, 1, ; New Two.and-a-Ralf per Osata,
731 ; India Vire per Cent. Stook, 104: ditlesdeif
pa. Cant. Debentures, 1886, 991 ; ditto
18s., 21s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " emfaoed " topes
paper, 10L
lowan government necatities were quiet. Taal'
Bonds were dealt in at 18e. to 21s. prem. Awl's-
quer Bills were quoted par to 3e. prem.
Foreign stocks, on the ,whole, showed a favOnrahle
tendency. There was • rise of * per oast. in
Turkish Consoliddis, in the scrip of the New
Turkish Loan on the appointment of a settling day,
in Italian scrip and Egyptian Bonds of 1864,
and lin Spanish Passive. Sardinian Bond*, on
the other hand, declined 1 per cent., and Italian
about 1.
The shares of the fioancial companies were'firm,
except Imperial Mercantile, which declined 9t. 6d.
Credit Folmar and Mobiler rose 2s. 6d. to Si., and
General Credit were again inquired for. The closing
quotations are annexed, vie. :—lnternational Maas-
mal, 11 to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to! "kn.;
London Financial, Bto 84 prem.; Imperial Mer-
cantile Credit, 2/ to prom. ; Credit Fowled and
Kobuk'. (both old and new shares), 41 to
ex div.
The closing (but in some eases nominal) tots-
dons for ehares in new undertakings are sub-
joined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par 'to 1 pdom. ;
Aeglo-Egyptian Navigation, 4 to 4* prem. ; Liao
Brewery, to 21 preen.; Peruvian Railways, 2to
24 poem. ' • Dublin Connecting Railways, Ito 11
prem. ; London Steam Collier, 1 to 11 prem,; Ro-
tates Investment, 11 to Ildis. ;Cheshire Salt Wadi;
to 11 prem. ; Ottoman Company, II to 21 firm ;
Northern Amain Tea, 4 to 1 prom. Railway
Credit, Ito 2 prem. • Hamlin Works, 7he
8 prem. ; London-bridge Land, par to 1 prem.;
London and Mediterranean Bank, 2 to 3 prem.;
Evans', 11 to 2/ prem.; and the A stook of the
Metropolitan Extension Railways of the London,
Chatham, and Dover Company, 44 to 15 prem.
United States 5.90 Bonds show a relapse of
per cent, closing at 661 to 671.
Victoria and Mauritius government debentures
were inquired for.
London, England, 1865-06-09

THE EMPEROR'S JOURNEY IN ALGERIA.

TOULON. JonF 8.

Telegraphic despatches received here from Algeria
announce that the Emperor left Bougie yesterday,
and is expected to arrive here to-morrow morning
with the squadron, which also brings back 3,500 of
the men who formed part of the expedition
despatched into Babylia.
London, England, 1865-06-09

EXPREt3S FROM PARIS.

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.

MALTA. Awn 8.

The Delhi, from Southampton May 27, ar-
rived here on the sth inst., at 5 a.m., and left at
1 p.m. for Alexandria.
The Nyanza, from Marseilles on the sth inst.,
arrived on the 7th, at 8 p.m., and left at mid-
-1 night for Alexandria.

The Diritto, which hu hitherto been a Turin
katireal, announces that on and after the 10th instant it
will be published in Florence. Meanwhile it is oconpelled to
issue only halt a sheet, owing to the disorganisation into
which its staff is thrown by the impending change.
. .

A Paris correspondent of the Journal de Geneve
geed 70a a revy carious fact. IL Moe, the
pablisher of the • Life of Omer: whited 140,000 copies of
the first edition. He hi raid to have not yet got rid of more
!boa 22,000, sad be complain Witoolf. They are Initial:
for the Emperor in oiler to has. at five fiance the edition
which still carte ten freers "
The mayor of Cherhoor—irminvited the mayor,
six Odense., sad six tows cioneeillors, of Poole, I. a grand
bewail of alierbearg to eslabrate the opening of a steam.
pease tiemareeissiam between the Mee plassa
An army of !reach 000ka has just kit Paris for
Nov Yak—Agoviceis paper.