biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-18

ORFORD UNIVERSITY.

The fourth day's polling commenced yesterday
morning at 9 p.m., the Vice-Chancellor presiding in the
Theatre, the Master of University. in the Convocation-
home, and the Principal of Jews in the Writing-wheal,
taking the votes in person and by proxies as before. Con-
siderable anxiety was felt throughout the university and
city as to the result of the maculae. voting ; and when,
upon the first declaration of the numbers by Mr. Glad-
stone. committee, at half-peat 10 o'clock, the majority of
Mr. Hardy was found to have been reduced from 74 to 47,
confidence in the chance of the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer
period
restored. Sir William Fleatbcote at
this had obtained the large number of 2,530
votes, Hardy and Gladstone 1,443 and 1,396 respectively.
Mr. Hardy's committee withheld their returns 'NCI 10.45,
when they took credit for a majority of 58. The two com-
mittees Made a simultaneous report at 12, but there wee a
great dicrepancy between the krone, which were issued as
follows :—Gledstone's return. : flestheots, 2,626 ; Hardy,
1,498 ; Gladstone, 1.461; majority, 47. Hardy's returns :
Heating*" 2,671; Hardy, 1,530;
Gladstone, 1,453; majo-
rity, 77. The success of Mr. Hardy's supporters induced
them to lime a bulletin at half-past 12 and half-past 1 re-
spectively, when there was a cautioned and large biome,
on the previous majority, as will be sees by the following
&gyres :-12.30. lleatboote, 2,747 ; Hardy, 1,677 ; Glad-
, stone, 1,489 ; majority, 88. 1.30. Heathen's, 2,828 ;
Herdy, 1,634 ; Gladstoee, 1,520 ; majority, 114. The
Gladstonitee at 1.30 gave their opponents audit foe a majo-
rity of 87 only. Nothing transpired from Mr. Gladstoge.
committee-room for several boors, but the op-
, posit* side again published the numbers at 3
o'clock, when they claimed as advantage of 117.
The polling from two to four was in favour of Mr. Hardy,
although the returns of the two committees very much
disagreed. Mr. Gladstooe's committee issued no farther
rata. until the close of the poll, but the other side at
14.30 claimed a majority of 176, and at 530, of 203. The re-
presentative* of tbs " green" proxies ware again the first to
announce Um number, which at six o'clock, according to
I their returns, stood as follows:—Heatlicote, 3,096; Hardy,
. 1,835; Gladstone, 1,611; majority, 224. Mr. Gladstone's
party gave Mr. Hardy an excess of 230 at the does of the
day's polling. vis. :—Heathcote, 3,692; Hardy, 1,831-
Gladstone, 1,601. At the present time nearly • thousand
votes remain =polled.

r.—The following handbill wan

culated all over Southampton yeeterd4 :—" To the electors
ci the Southern Division of the county of Southamptoe.
Geotlemen,—You are particularly requested to attend at
the Guildhall, in the town of Southampton, ou Tuesday
sett, the 18th day of July insteet, at 10 o'clock in the fore-
noon, and support the election of the Right Hoc. W. E. Glad-
stone, Ch or of the Ezelsequer, sad Sir J. C. Jemmies,
ea knights for the Soathero Dietitian of tie county of
Solithameem—l am, patlews, yogis faithfully, A Pm..
HOLD=
London, England, 1865-07-18

A HURRICANE IN RUSSIA.

The following is an extract from a private letter
" St. Petersburg, Wednesday, July 12.

" Last night the most fearful storm of wind ever re•
oollected here commenced at midnight, and lasted for
a few hours. Between I and 3 o'clock the vie-
lento of the wind was fearful—the iron roofing of
the houses was flying about the streets like leaves.
The damage done must be tremendous, particularly to
beats and craft in the river and canals. The river is a
mass of floating wood this morning. The wired was N.W.,
sad the river roes with extraordinary rapidity ; luckily, it
was off shore from Nefeki, so that the grain barques were
partially protested, and we understand no great damage
bad been done to them. Many barques with
hemp, grain, and linseed that had arrived opposite
the Hemp Wharf, were driven against the current
up to the Imperial Winter Palace, and now lie Boatieg
bottom upwards, against the bridge—the insurances ter-
minated by their arrival at the wharf. We also understand
several tallow berques to be sunk. There is no post from
Oronstadt in, and the telegraph lines are broken I. all
directioissoo we do Dot know what damage has been dose
at Cronstadt. The inhabitants of the isisnds in the river
were much alarmed. In many places the islands were
covered with water, and the damage done to the trees and
to the buildinp and country houses upon them is fearful."

18815;
London, England, 1865-07-18

THE ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE

IMPERIAL

PARIS. Jou 17.

The Moniker of this evening announces that the
Prince Imperial, who has been indisposed during
the Jut few days, is now almost entirely recovered.
La France states that the Emperor's departure sill
take place very shortly. L'Epoque says—" Al-
though the health of the Prince Imperial is fully
restored, the departure of their Imperial Majesties
is nevertheless deferred, as a measure of prudence,
until the end of the week."

AUSTRIAN FINANCE.
VIENNA, JOLT 17.

The Abendpost (evening edition of the official
W iener Zciturig) corrects the statement of some
German papers that an offer was made by Eng-
lish capitalists some time ago to the Austrian
Minister of Finance for the settlement of the Aus-
trian government debt to the National Bank of
Vienna.

The A bendpost says :—" No formal proposal of
this kind has been made, but the farming of a state
monopoly as' security for a loan to cover the
above debt was the object of negotiation, with a
view to effecting an arrangement. The conditions,
however, were such that the government could not
accept them."

THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
ALEXLNDRIA, TOLT 16.

The cholera continues to decrease considerably.
It is expected that the epidemic will soon entirely
disappear.
London, England, 1865-07-18

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Onocx.
There is rather more activity in the mining
market to-day. Great Wheal Vor, East Lovell,
Ballenbeagle Chiverton, and Lady Bertha shares
are in good demand. There is likewise an
inquiry for But Bosewsrne. Annexed are
some of the present prices :—Great Vor, 32 to
321 ; Ent Lovell, 91 to 101 ; Lady Bortha, be.
to 7s. ed. ; Chiverton, 7} to 8 ; Ballenbeagle
3
to ; East Bosewarne, 3t031 ; Wheal Rose, 25
to V.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
St. John del Rey are rather flat, and have been
sold at 44.
The directors of the Vigra and Clogau Copper
Mining Company (Limited) have allotted the new
shares applied for, and 503 only remain for the
public. These, it is officially intimated, "the direc-
tors, seeing the great improvement in the mines,
determine not to issue at lees than 101. prem."
London, England, 1865-07-18

SUICIDE THROUGH PEAR OP ARUM

DTQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
This morning an inquiry was held by Mr. Jai
Humphreys, the Middlesex cleaner, at the Tows of Bee
Rate Tavern. Wapping OH Stairs, respecting tbs deed
Gilbert Wright, egad 40 years.
Deceased was • carman, residing at No. 9,11111 A
Introit. He embezzled 'monies Mimeos to his emer.6,
• soda water manufacturer, of Osborne-plea, W.
chapel, to the amount of 2004 He WWI WO.
his employer, and was taken back iuto his entente, Pal_A,
employer aseertsiud last week that he had approerow
sum of about bO/., which be had collected froze date
Somers.
Sergeant Thomas Harris, 7 11, said that be bad isskr
time to arrest the deceased. Oe Monday week 10b/
found that the man had left his van find horse is Irlik
Alio-street, end be was not afterwards seen slim It
was afraid that be would be arrested when be meted
his employer. He was never men alive after, se4
el
Friday his body was found dead in the Mamma Wit
Pilte jury returned • verdict "that the dessaisfA
found drowned in the Theme. after having abeeetled
his employer." It was stated that deceased was en
osipt of Ws. • week at his situation, sad 014_
employer mad to make him • present away Ow=
sight of 5• en sceoust of hie (the deceased) Wig a"!
family of eight children.

Acmes SHOW zw Sorrow. —An etbibitios
plants, rontribated by the workbag claws of the WO
1616 Saviour's, !foetal, took place yesterday invoiee IS
teuyerary obarcit-room, Nortbport-street, Note&
eallesene feekeies, geraniums, and Si 10401
seed umber of prier sad rseasal laws' 0016'141Z
voludisr bead played dories the forosiatt old
bated nook to the attraction of the show.
London, England, 1865-07-18

as U. hamaread. Loadoo. N.W .

ALL IRON WORK.
RT...PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY.

WARWICK std SON, engravers to the Royal
Family. Jewellers end Silversmiths, 114, R. gent-street,
beg respectfully to sequilet the nobility, gentry. and their
friends, that they intend making • REDUCrION of 16 per cent.
on all JEWELLERY and PLATED GOODS purchased for cash
during this and the following month, In order to make room for
a new Mock for the autumn.—July, 1865.
London, England, 1865-07-18

DZIIIINTII/LES
IBSU ID IS T

TRE CREDIT and MOBILIER
of ENGLAND (Limitedi.
ISSUE of V.00,,00 DEBENTUREN N ITH INTEREST
PAYA SLR QUARTERLY.
TheDireetors have decided to bane Debenture Bonds of the
Cowpony for the amounts and bearing interest at under, viz.:
Ia ammo/ £lO, A9l), £6O. 8100. £260. itsoo. and £l,OOO, with
vapor attached
INTEREST.

lx three pen
......____.
per cent. per annum.
For ere years
.14 " ~

/Of rest years
lemma payable quarterly, viz., on the Stria March. gels lane,
September. tad December. in each year, at the Com-
mie, a banters.
The distinctive feature in the debentures brined by this Com-
pany Is their perfect security: the amount of the capital sub-
scribed. pald.up, sad uncalled. and the general invested assets
of the Company, se well so the large reserve fund, stfording the
meet ample security to the investor.
These debentures are issued payable to bearer, and can Chero-
kee pass by simple delivery from hand to hand, without slider**.
mmt, and are tree from any further stamp duty. They are also
imised—to meet the requirements of Trustee, and ethers—trans-
latable by deed only, to be duly registered in the Company a
hoots In the names of the Investors or their smarm.
Forms of application can be obtained of the Secretary, to
whim all communications must be addreseed.—By order of the
Cart, ALFRED LOWY, Secretary.
laadsB 17 and IS, Corsa/, lone 15, 1866.

IFOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the
Panicle. and others exposed to the scorchins r ys of the
sun awl bested particles of dust. will had ROWLANDS'
LALYDOR a most refreshing pmaration for the comp.exion,
dispallieg the cloud of hollow aauwdi relaxation, ails) log all heat
and irritability, sod loathedlately anortileg the plea/lox muss-
this atteodlog restore.l elasticity sod healthful elate of the sit o.
necklet, tan spots, poppet flushes, 1113.1 Macoloistiens are erg-
chested by its sppl catho, and give team to a healthy purity
and delicacy of c inpleziou. Price Ia ed. and Xs 6d. per bat e.
Sold by cbeenhts mu perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' Kslydoc."
and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name
of ..Kalydor."
London, England, 1865-07-18

7114
-4pt • "
•,

South Lancashire have tips&
candidature of the Ctuircrazap ExCana=
as a reality. This disadvmdip POW
suddenly to disappear. Aldojoetly, *Mk 4-the
shortness of the canvass, alia ilin-absoluteimpol-
ability of including the whole constituency in it.
We mention thus drawbacks attending the Liberal
position in South Lancashire, to show the necessity
of iedoubled exertions ; but they are all external;
not one of them discredits either the candidate or
the cause ; they are reasons for action, not ode-
siderations that can diminish zeal. We do not
ask the electors of South Lancashire to
waste time in vain reflections upon the folly of
the bigots who at Oxford are severing the bond
which, not for their merits, has so long connected
the University with a great statesman. But]
we invite them to consider how great is the honour
which is now placed within their reach. Mr.
01'AI:wrong's position in Parliament and in the
State does not depend on the humour of this or
that constituency ; he belongs to the country, and
it is now in the power of South Lancashire to Ramo-
*bite itself with the statesman to whom all men of
forethought arelooking as the leaderof hiscountry's
progress in liberal government and legislation.
Let every Liberal ,intthe constituency, then, exert
himself to accomplish this result. Is South Lan-
(=hire less liberal than North Staffordshire or
East Sussex, which three weeks ago sent Tories
to Parliament, but which yesterday placed Liberals
at the head of the poll f We do not believe it.
If every Liberal in South Lancashire will only
exert himself in earnest between this time and
Thursday, it is certain that Mr. GLADSTONI4 Mr.
IiZYWOOU, and Mr. YATES THOUPSON will be tri-
umphantly returned.
London, England, 1865-07-18

THE POLICE WHET&

MANSION-11013SL
Three low lool=r,. dressed in oosteesessralk
named nouns Thomas Black, sad Jalaniik
Newton, were brought before the Lord Mayor, as woui.
charged with aresulting Robert Joseph 111adsee,
surgeon residing in Limebowse, and &dandies to shim!
On Sandy night. the 9th indeed, the premed w
passing the Railway Tavern, Feechurchutreet, en ks,,.
from the railway station, wham be was set twos Is rsi
men end thrown to the ground. Ow' of the mattock Is
by the throat, while one turned his trouser, ww.
'aside out, and the other taught hold of his 'AWLS;
sad attempted to take his watch from his packet, h.
however, caught bold of his waistcoat pocket and by
the watch, and the chain was broken. The Railway Tirs,
was closed at the time ; but the ewe•
eittants, who were still in the bar,
to hear a noise outside., which they thought eomd
man being choked, west out to see what was the saiS
and saw two men on the prosecutor, who was cc therms
and at the urns time saw another min run off. I% tsj
men they idestilied as the prided.' Stockwell and Mrs
They caned for aesistedes. and Blackwell aced Black es
secured. The prided Newton was stopped by a coral
who heard the cries of stop thief, and saw him runaing hs
the spot. The prosecutor mimed lftp from his kiwi
pocket, and his spectacles had been lad in the stmsk
The spectacles and fle. Bd. in silver ware afterwards csi
apes the spot where the struggle took place. The piss
Newton denied haver; beeo there, and the 011ie fehee
said the prosseutor had not lost anything.
They were all three commit ted for trial.
Cornelius Carter, • lad about 15 yews of age, was ay
with studies 501., the moseys of his employer, TWA'
Richard fichwietzer, Throrpostowstreet, odanasicsrps
The prided was is the service of the prosecute a a
errand boy, and on Saturday, about two o'clock, he sit
seat to the Metropolitan and Provincial Back,with a
for 501., for which he waa told to get a 50/. /leek al
land nate. The prisoner, however, did not rebus is
coures:of hales hour, and Mr. Schirietter wad to Odd
and there learnt that the cheque had been cubed, Wit
three 101. nods, and 201. 01 gold had bedigures lamas
He thee" obtained the assistance of Sergeant hawk
at once proceeded to the bond of the prisoner's masa
Bermondsey, but be wee not there. They, however, ka
what she acid, proceeded to 1, Love-lane, Eastcheap, she
the primer's sister resided, and there found him.
he was told the charge he said be had hem s
upon by three men las be left the hei,
sad Due caught bias by the neck, while de other took d
the mosey from him. He said, however. in reply to la
sell, that be did not call for police or raise say alarm, W
the prisoner's sinter and cousin said be had be..
boast about half an hour, bat he said nothing blies
*boat it.
.....

—Alil;c7agh only about an hou4nd a half had elipseltie
the time the cheque was cashed to the time the gam
was apprehended, none of the money was found.
Ia answer to the Lord Mayor, Sergeant Fennell mil h
had not heard that either of the notes bad been aid
The numbers were 94,715,16, and 17, and dated h.,
1865.
The prisoner woe remanded.
London, England, 1865-07-18

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

sours •
The nominaVou of the candidate* for the retire-
entatise of the loathers division of Trek is kurzlimassA
took piece yesterday at Chelmsford. Mr. Selene, come of
the emeervative etedidates, was unable to be meat oa
await of a domestto agitates.
The ass of heads was declared to be ba favour al Mr.
• Baker aid Mr. Weis.
A poll was demaiwial, which will take place oa Than.
day, sad after an suudmous vote of thanks to the high
sheriff for his impartial conduct, the moodier ter-
sleeted.
The contest is expected to be a avers one, sad both
parties are seaguiss of suoceas.
London, England, 1865-07-27

THE EadD MURDER.

FURTHER PARTICULARS.
SALISBURY, Tama
The sentence of death passed upon emir

Kent for the murder of her half brother having helm
muted to penal servitude for life, cram hue, it II
been received by the governor of the eouty p
at Foikerton for her imminaliate rural I
the female convict prison at Brixton, au
previous to her being sent out to Freansatk, W
Australis. Since her oondemnation and submit
the gaol at Faskertan she has been treated by the pi
authorities se • criminal ►bout to suffer death. Tlis ish
motion that her life had been spared produced mil
emotion.
London, England, 1865-07-27

SPAIN.

MADRID, JULY 26.
The Sing, who has been suTering from a slight
indisposition, is much better.
Senor Alloa will leave, it is said, on Saturday
next for Florence, as Spanish Ambassador to the
Italian court.

The following telegram has been received by
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany, July 27th :
London, England, 1865-07-27

PELL r. PELL AND BOYER.

Dr. Sank", for the petitioner, Timothy Pell. a garcleser,
in the employ of Mr. Geschey, at Shandley, war Bonet..
The cohabitatioe lasted from 1345 till 13e4 ; nod the re-
spondent them committed adultery with Borer. a woodman,
who had lodged at the petitioner'".. .

Decree aiti with oats.
RDWAIMS C. IDWAAOII.

Dr. flpialre foe the petitioner, a quadroon, who wee
married, in to Mr. Grant Edwards, a merchant at
Gambier, oa the Gold Coast. He cohabited with her iu
America, et Cape Coast Castle, in Luilloo. and is other
plus& He treated his wife with greet harshness aed
violeeoe; celled her „a nigger," and charged
her with giving him a cutspernts disorder, which
be said was peculiar to the people of Africa. He told one
of his witoesees that he would never live with her again,
noel intimated that he should be g;ad if the witness would-
commit adultery with her. His own conduct was very
profligate, and the court made a decree nisi with costs.
Amongst the witnesses who were called was ......'evernar
Prue, of the Gold Coast.
London, England, 1865-07-27

THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

The following telegrams have been received by
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from Mr.
A. K. Glees, managing director of the Telegraph
Construction and Maintenance Company :

" VALLITLt, ..TUT 26, 6.35 r. r.
"Two hundred miles of cable were paid out from
the Great Eastern at 3 p.m. to-day. All well.

"The Hawk has returned here. The Great
Eastern picked up eleven miles to ascertain the
fault in the cable, which was caused by a piece of
wire being driven quite accidentally into the core
by the paying-out machinery. Captain Gilpin re-
porta that the picking up gave great satisfaction to
all on board the Great Eastern. The fault was
localised meet accurately by Mr. Saunders (elec-
trician). Captain Gilpin also reports that the pay-
ing out was all perfection.

" Tatraarar KOMMIO.

" The Great Eastern telegraphs that 300 miles
were paid out at 5.50 a.m. to-day, and that 300
miles were run at 9.50 a.m. All is going welL The
signals are perfect."
London, England, 1865-07-27

THE *''iXiiiiS,`7,iliiTßSD"AY 'IET-E"NIN6,\.-.TITLY 27, 1865.

MIXT V. DZ/ST.

Dr. kinks for the petitioner.
The marline WWI in 1851, and the parties lived togas her
first to Norfolk and afterwards at Shoedley, in Hertford-
shire. The cohabitation lasted for about three 'cora, and
than were two sons, of whom one was still living. In 1ri.14
the respoodeot deserted his wife end sailed for Australis.
Some time afterwards the petitioner's brother also went to
Melbourne, with a view to practise there as an attorney.
Without making himself known to the respondent he kept
a watch upon his movemeeta, and at last he succeeded in
4seeding him in an act of adultery.
Decree nisi with omits and custody of the child.
8111111:11D r. 8111:P14111D AND MILLI.

Dr. Wambey for the petitioner.
The marriage was in September. 1819, the petitioner
being a carpenter at Liverpool. Hie wifs'a conduct pre
him groat diseatisfaction, and at last drove him from the
country. He acoepted the situation of a ship's carpen'er,
and sailed for Constantinople. While there he was taken
111 and discharged, and he did not return home for several
yearn. Having then obtained proof that she had been
guilty of adultery he bad tiled his petition.
Decree ntai.
London, England, 1865-07-27

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(azuraa•a TELLGRAIIS.)
THE CHOLERA IN TURKEY.
MARSEILLES, JOLT 26.

Letters received here from Constantinople dated
the 19th inst. announce that sanitary measures
were being taken to prevent the spread of the
cholera. The overcrowded barracks had been
evacuated. 279 cases of cholera had been reported
since the appearance of the epidemic, and 158 cases
had proved fatal.

THE CHOLERA IN ITALY.
FLORENCE, Jim! 26.

In consequence of the statements of Signor Ohi-
nozzi, who was sent to Ancona to report upon the
sanitary condition of that town, the Board of Public
Health has declared the epidemic now prevailing at
Ancona to be cholera.

The sanitary authorities have been ordered to
notify the existence of this epidemic iu the ships'
papers granted to the captains of vessels about to
leave that port.
Ships arriving at other porta of the kingdom
from Ancona will be subjected to a quarantine of
seven Cap.

Signor Ghinozzi's report stated that the cholera
was not of a violent character, but the most recent
bulletin announces that sixteen cases of cholera had
occurred between the 24th and 25th inst., five of
which were fatal.
The King has left for Turin.

THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
TRIESTE, JULY N.
News received here from Alexandria states that
the C:lolUra has entirely disappeared.

PRUSSIA AND THE DUKE OF AUGUSTEN-

BURG.

BERLIN, JULY 2G.

The 3,mi-official Prorinziat Correspondenz of to-
day publishes au article on the ministerial council
held last week at Ratisbon under the presidency of
the King of Prussia, in which it says :—" The
recent negotiations with Austria have afforded no
basis for an ultimate understanding being arrived
at on the question of the Duchies. In the mean-
time affsirs there have developed in a way
incompatible with the undoubted sovereign
rights of Prussia and Austria, and with
the existing laws of the Duchies. This
state of things has been caused by the passive atti-
tude assumed by the government of the Duchies,
in view of the conduct of the Dukeof Augustan-
burg and his party. Prussia thinks it necessary
that the normal and legal position of affairs should
be re-established before any further discussion of
the future solution of the question be entered
upon. We have reason to believe that the means
to obtain this object have been agreed upon at
ltatisbon."

THE AESTRIAN REICHSRATH.
VIENNA, JULY 26.

In to-day's sitting of the Upper House of the
Reichsrath the President, Prince Auersperg, in
closing the session, said that the house could look
back with satisfaction upon the fulfilment of its
work. By the debates on the budget they bad
etf..cted considerable reductions. Laws had been
passed calculated to raise the public credit, which
was greatly depressed. _ _ .

Railway concessions had been granted, and the
completion of the Transylvanian line afforded sub-
ct for special gratification.
In conclusion, the President expressed a confi-
dent hope that the constitutional rights of the
house, and also its devotion to the Emperor, would
remain unchanged.

THE AUSTRIAN BUDGET.
VIENNA, JULY 26.
The budget for 1865 Lots received the Imperial
sanction.
London, England, 1865-05-15

THE OVERiAIii) MAIL.

By the arrival of the above mail we have
advice' from Calcutta to April 10 ; Madras,
April 14 ; Colombo, April 17 ; Singapore, April 6 ;
bong-Kong, April 1 ; Melbourne, March 25 ;
Sydney, March 21, &c.
- -

INDIA.
There is no fresh news from Bhootan. The
ifterkaru takes a very gloomy view of the war how-
ever, says it threatens to be protracted indefinitely,
and the attempted negotiations for peace by the
Bbooteans are merely expedients to gain time. It
adds :
It is the prevalent opinion that this war might with a
little more forethought and sagacity have long since bees
brought to a successful lame. A force was wet to ex-
plore the Divine pew (or about fire ogles ; they succeeded
ID taking a strongly fortified stockade with a loss to them
of t
sangounded. Fears are eutertaited of great s
Dee mong the troops during the rase, sad those fears are,
it appears, but too well fonaded. Tee government has
bees strongly wired bo reconsider the esmpaiga.which, pushed
on into the most iGOl6lllOOi mama of the year, is certain
to decimate our soldiers without bringing us any advantage.
Lemingiri has been retaken. The acquisition of this post
does not in any way better our position. It is to be faired
that until the chief, Tenneco Peaky, forfeits hie lightener,
no hopes of a esmatioa of hostilities seed be looked for; be
has a powerful rival is Pars Peolow, sad this internal divi-
sion may, perhaps, assist in bringing matters to a peaceful
Issue.
The sanitary condition of Calcutta is a little bet-
ter • epidemics are subsiding in the town and its
suburbs. They have been long and severe in their
effects this season.
There are some rumours of disturbances among
the tribes near Peshawar; the country internally is
quiet.
London, England, 1865-05-15

PROVINCIAL SMARR MARIA M.

LITIMPOOS, MAT lg.-Isla today :-Ictscashire sad Yob-
shire, 110-Leas sad North Weans, Mg 1 110 f 1.--6 rest
eathourg,ll4-Mereantile sad Yichaago Haply 7 i L-BeHlit
end Foreign Nadas, lal6 p.-London aad Lamellate Mt
Inwir4oo4, P.-Queen Inaarsooe, 11-16 g-Istionallbaina
Company. e d•
Itssolinstna, WA! 11.-A good barite's was done bat pdose
were lower. Allianos Bank (Limited). next acecuak 111 p.—
Coomolidated Bask (Welted), 4p.: ditto, nest socasiikiltlll
-Bead& Credit (Linitadl, 11 p
ire Cennal, mad aocaugh
6 - Lancashire and Yorksh, mat woe" Ni
=elf oda Western, 121 ditto, next account. In,-
l=
blzeigeld, and Ihsednehirs, 6 ditto, next meow* ilat-Mis-
tropohtsio,lS4f ditto, nex tat.coun las I-sei4 New
11.9 shares, p.-New York sad Kite, next account, NI 4IU
North inatlonishirs, 74- 1h Modern, 84; -Called Made
Yorkshire,
Bomb, next asecanat, 64 -was Hartlepool, 711k-lhunk
Yorkshire, 1•2.
SIIIIDNIAIt, MAT 11-The business In cloy market Ines/
I neladed South Haffortiehir• Railway shoes at 101 Mratepoillan
Wager, shame, at 10-Ditto thirds, at pr-loath Stafforegise
Waterworks, at 7*: and Patent Nat saißail spates, at 11 pa.
Lloyd's Bank shares were toll on leggy at 10i pad, motees
101 pm., the toned quotation havingbeen asetiantaliy d-
Birmingham Banking Company slues dosed et tti to
Birmingham Joint Block Beak, Id to We, an new-Inalt
Joint Stock Banks, at 16, beisee-so isw.
London, England, 1865-05-15

obspoL
1 Tho Rev. lard Wciothooly Rano% chaplain do ordinary,

officiated.
Prince Leopold and Prinoase Beatrice attended the sorrier
in the morning.

The Queen mid hold s Onsoll at Wisdoms Castle as
Thursday sext.
The Priam of Wales, attended by Earl eyespot, Liss-
Issaat-Geporal Moony', LientoseaSColosel Kappel„ lialor

Teesdale, and Yr. Fisher, arrived at Kari wrongs-acne%
shortly before 8 o'oloct os Saturday morals& ilOll2 DIAS&
The Prince of Wales, micorapanied by the Crows Prince
of Denmark, rod* est oe horseback, attended by kfaior
Teesdale and Captain Lund.
The Prince and Panora of Wales, accompanied by the
Crown Priam of Danmark, took a carriage drive is tke after-

WOO.
The Prises sad Prieosin of Wales and the Crows Prism
of Damask, with the Hoe. Mn. S. Coke, Major Teesdale,
sad Captain Lead, is waiting, attended divine service at the
Chapel Royal, St. James's, yestesday rooreiag.
The Cocumanion•serrioe wee read by tbe Lord Bishop of
Loodres, Deas of her Majesty's Chapels Royal, the Rev. the
Subdean, sod the Rev. Themes Randolph.
The seriaos win prewshed by the Lord Bishop of Loather
from tad Timothy, chap. 3, Ter. b.
The Dubs of St. Albans, Marquis of Bath, Earl St. Ger
mains, Earl of Maccleatleld, 'Amount Sydney, the Bishop
of Olosoester and Bristol, Lord Kibnain, Lord Massy, and
Lord Lim:over were present at the service.

Lord Henry Scott, Sir W. Scott, M.P., and Mr. Waller
Aruistroog, bad an interview with ►he Right Hoo. Edward
Cardwell on Saturday at the Colonial-allies, to present a
memorial from the South el Scotland Chamber of Com-

IMO%
The Dean of Melbourne had an Wavle, on Sets:day
with the Right Hoe. Edward Oardwell at the Oolonid•

°Moo
Mr. William Walker, Colonial Secritary of Britada.
Gillum. had an interview with the Right Hom Edward
Cardwell at the ColonieloMoe on Saturday.
The Hoe. George Edwardee had as interview with the
Right Hoc. Edward Cardwell oa Saturday at the Cloteabil-

office.
Mr. Jamas Walker, C. 8., Governor-In-Chief of the
Windward Wands hod an interview oe Saturday with
the Right Roe. Edward Cardwell at the Colonial-410e.
Despatches were resaved on Satutday at the Colonial-
aloe from the Goveracin of the Mauritius, Natal, and
Gibraltar. Deogatelme were sent to the Governors of the
North Americas Provineel sad Bermuda.

YINIT OP SIR MAJESTY TO THE NITRO-
POLIB.--(THI8 DAY.)

This morning shortly before 110011 ber Majesty
the Qua's, sooompented by their Royal Highnesses the
Princesses Helena and Louise, sad attended by Major.
General Seymour and Colossi Pousitibs, left Wisdom
Ceatle for the metropolis. The team arrived at Paddington
at 12.37 p.m.
The Princesses wore light blue bonnets with long white
tulle strings at the back, and bleak silk jackets over their
dresses.
The royal party drove quickly to Buckingham Palaoe,where
the Quasi holds a reception about 3 o'clock this sf
Fier Majesty is expected to leave the palace this menial,
about 6 o'clock, and return by special train from Pad.
&won, ria the Great Western Railway, at ball-peat 6
o'clock.
London, England, 1865-05-15

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, MAY 13.—Arrocrrmsiffe.—Cap
tains C. H. May, from the Canopus, 8, reoortisi ship at De-
vooport, to the eosareasd of the Scout, 21, screw corvette,
at Sheerness ; G. Le Cleyt Bowyear, late of the baton, 39,
screw frigate, oaths North America and West lodes station,
to the command of the Canopus. vice May.
Lieutenants J. N. Croke, from the Royal George, to the
Frederick William, 74, coast guard ship, at Queenstown ;
A. S. Montego, late of the Virsgo, 6, ro tie West lodise,
to the }{o74 George, 78, coast guard ship at Kingstown.
Chaplains and Naval Instructors Rev. J. B. Harbord,
11. A., from the Liverpool, to the Implacable, 24, freebie;
ship, at Devosport ; Rev. F. W. Smith, 8.A., from the
Implacable, to the Liverpool. 39, easy frigate, attached to
the Chancel Squadron, vice Harbord.
Clerks' Moistest. W. S. Richardsoe and EE. Radford, to
be additional to the Piegard, 42, at Woolwich.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 14.
The Edgar, 73, ecrew•line of battleship, Captain G. T. P.
lioreby, bearing the Sag of Rear• Admiral Sydney CoMays
Decree, 0.8., arrived at Bpithead yesterday morning from
Lisbon, having oo board Lord Sefton and nits, who pro-
ceeded to Portugal to invest the King with the order of
the Garter. ass lordship embarked on board the Firs Quote
its= veinal, at Spithead, sad landed at the dockyard.
London, England, 1865-05-15

WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS•

The Royal Mail Company's steamer Tasmanian,
Captain Sawyer, with the West India and Pacific
mails, arrived at Southampton ou Saturday. She
brings 300 passenger'', specie vales 879,265 dollars,
also 235 serous coohines4 41 limns indigo, 446 bags
coffee, 31 bales sarsaparilla, 9t casks ginger,
7 chests /agars, 114 bees woos, 537 bales bark, 138
bales indiarubber, 332 bags cotton, and 161 packages

sundries.
At Oremaa sugar-making proceeded favourably,
and the ships in harbour were fast loading. The
whaliug season appeared to have closed, no captures
being reported.
At Demerara the import market assumed & firmer
tone, owing to small arrivals. Exports of produce
I continued steadily, but quotations remained ur.
chaugwl. The weather WWI wet. Exchange on
London, 90 days, ruled at 476 doles
Trinidad has been flooded with rains, and sugar-
making stopped almost entirely. The c pp was not
I half hi, and the prospect to the planters i iaoonrag-
i
ing. Exports proceeded steadily.
I Business at Jamaica was dull.

According to Athens Aigiere, the budget of the
kiddoe of Goer, shortly be be reiwated to the Chambers,
will not oily avow a balsam Dot sue predate a morphia,
woad to met 44 tlelleft mad blithe revelation et
'lBll. '
London, England, 1865-05-15

NEW ZEALAND.

The seat of war in New Zealand is now removed
from the province of Auckland to Wanganui. Two
conflicts have takes place irtwees the friendly and
hostile natives, in which the former were victorious.
Writing from " The Front," on the banks of
the Waitotars, February 12, the correspondent of
the Southern Cross gives the following account of
the murder of Captain Hewett :
I have to communicate the sad tidbits of the barbarous
murder, by the enemy. of Oaptais Hewett, Waage's(
Militia, as also that of another man. supposed to be aloof
the militia, which took place at Woorialrs Redoubt, OW
Alesseder'a farm, on the night of the 9th blatant. It ap-
pears that Captain Hewett was with his servant may lu the
house, some distance from the redutot, and situated,
sear the bush, on the bight of the murder, when,
►earingg • noise, be west oat to see what was
the matter, whoa he was Ind upon and fell.
The servant fled, and bid himself in the bush,
and oommusieated the melancholy new, next morning at
Stewart's redoubt. A party was Immediately despatched
to Captain Hewett's place, and there found Lis body, his
head being cut a and taken away by the mirages. The
Louse was plundered sad ransacked by them, everything
valuable being taken away. I understand no wounds were
visible on the body, with the exception of a few gullies on
ens of the arm,. With regard to the murder of the militia-
man, it appears that he, with a tow more, went in search of
peaches is a busk convenient to the above-named redoubt,
when they were attacked by Naories, and two of them only
retereed to tell the tale, the third being found deed next
niornieg ie • gully, frightfully mangled by tomahawks.
London, England, 1865-03-17

48,000 11 1
4,293 10 0

to uce
prod
abates In pub& compaalei
Peelleld audlaseehold properties,
valued at
Deduct ANS, KM e 0
200.248 0 0

las,tit 9 it
The deaciesoy tins shown was 342,0001. ; the estimates aad
tiger's had, he said, beep put down as near the mark am
possible, and the rough figures, nuking allowances on both
brds,'bowed 13. in the pound.
••• • • •

Mr. WIIATILIT said the next thing would be to consider
io what way the affairs should be dealt with ; and in doing
that he should take the liberty of &skies the mayor, as a
frieod—for he was a friend to all—to move the first resoln-
Nea
Toe Man* thee propossid—" That in the opinion of
this meeting the straits of the beak ought to be taken out
of the control of the Court of Bankruptcy and be wound
up under private arrangement, and that, accordingly, a com-
mittee, consisting of the Mayor and Masers. J. Matthews,
W. H. Duos, Geo. Turner, Jobs Gough, P. W. Hewett,
John limbo, be now appointed, to seesetaiii and coesider
the position of the bans, with the view of mew* the
earliest possible dietributson of the swore award the ma.
dhoti. That such committee base power to esgotiabe with
#ny parties who ma; be willies to proud* funds for an im-
mediate dividend, either as perdu:on of the mesh. of the
bank or otherwise. Also to select sad rosommand suitable
assignees, epee whom ultimately will devolve the whales
tap of the Pat* is say mods that may be determined upon,
I and to report to an scijourned meeting of the creditors to
be held this day week.
The Bev. Dr. Matti seconded the motion. He thought
the way is which the waiting closes (who were the
vadat sufferers is the calamity) had born* it was truly
noble, and showed they were prepared to allow gentiansin whom they bad every cosfideace to take ap the matter
calmly sad patiently. and would not at each other's throats,
it wens. by piss er clamour.
Mr. 80Citalla supported the noolatima. toedstliesitd the
addition to the orwassittes of the names of Mr. J. H. Allen,
• large creditor, sad Mr. John Phackel. Tbis was as-
sented be, sad the pan of Dr. Millar was also added. The
resolution wee then carried asmasnously.
The Yams thou mewed :—" That to secure the appoint-
ment of fit punima as inorkies, this meeting reoommaeda
creditors So prove their debts sad to give powers of attorney
to veto epos the trastmehip under sash arnngamnsm ea
the esultthe spy mediae sad ammanoa by public aver.
tiesimwat."
Alderman Tuaithasoccedad the notice, whisk wee carried
psalmody.
A veto et thanks to the Mayor terminated the pre-
esediam

Non= Wilms Zazonott.—Tlin nomination of
oraiidl• aa fll ma snort Nat is Heath Wiltshire has
bass appeleSsi W the abseil et the caw* Is take place at
Devises, is Nasky sezt. et hall-peet tea o'clock.

(TWOPENCE
London, England, 1865-03-17

THE MEETING AT THE GUILDHALL,

After our report left yesterday,
Mr. Gmo. Bun= reeeramsaded that they should go far
the total repeal of the fax, and take what they could get.
He moved, as am sinsedasst, that the duty uu all fire it
swume should be charged at a uniform rate of la. per cask,
but that dl ineuranerm for sums ander 501. shed/ be
exempt from day aliageMeer. His object Ina to benefit
the poorest clams, who at preset warmly ever homed,
and who yet were the peatest 'offerers froze fire.
The ameadmset was mot semeded, and the original motion
was put and carried momantously.
Mr. Within moved, sad Alderman J. LAWIZIICII, rr
waded the following :—" That in the opinion of ibis meat-
iag, the rtechatteet sligrady passed in the House of Cost-
looms point to sad require a larger and more gems&
reduction et this duty then has yet been made. And
that a petition be Biped by the chairman, urging epos the
legislature the desirability of ext.sodirtg to all descriptions
of insurable property the redmotiou of the duty to is. 6d.
per rook. ma mad* spa stock in Muds in the bet amulet
of parliament." which was also adopted.
A vote se Haab to the Lord Mayor, proposed by Mr. H.
Lgwm, who advocated the reductioo sa a boon to the
poor, which am the p eeeat state of the reveille* the govern-
ment could well afford; aid =seeded by Mr. FaLootrzs,
wee then earrisd, and a kid solatowledgateot from his
lordship brought the preessdimp to wed.
London, England, 1865-03-17

ROME.

ROME, Mum M.

The Giornale de Roma contradicts the assertions
of the Me/goad Diplomatigue relative to the pre-
tended bases of an arrangement resulting from the
mission to the Pope confided to s Belgian diplc-
=fist by the Emperor Maximilian, before his
accession to the Mexican throne.

REPORTED REVOLUTION IN PERU:

MADRID, IdAßce N.

The Correspondencia of this evening publishes a
despatch from Peru announcing that a revolution
had broken out in that country. President Pezet
bad been arrested. The treaty between Spain and
Peru is alleged as the cause of the outbreak.
London, England, 1865-03-17

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mee Pas- Mir- Total. Ter),46O.WATO. even. *sneers. °bands& 1864. WM
Week se4lng Dec. M. 4 a A 4
Great Reuther% el India.. WI 274 249 626 102
Week ezding lam. 16. 12.66. 1866.
PunJ4ab. 22 206 10 216 332
Week ending March 4.
Great Central of Belgium 1,237 4,666 6,931

MINES.-alilB D&YJ

Two oThocc.

The mining market is quiet to-day, and quo-
tations generally exhibit no alteration compared
with those last current yesterday. No trams°.
tions ace otlicially reported in the Stock Exchange.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive.

The 'Lip Norman Morrison has been engaged for
the oonveyanee of government emigrants from Ply-
month to Adelaide.
Sr. PATRICK'S DAT.—To-day being the anniver- I
eery of the festival of Rt. Patrick, Irishmen of all chess
might be ems wearier is their hats sad buttes-bolas the
shamrock, which is the notices! emblem. At ;CIL Patria's
Cathedral, Soho, aa elaborate coremocy was performed, •
large number of ecolesiartics and distinguished lames
of the Roman catholic community attending to
do bosom to the memory of the saint. At
Willis's Rooms this trailer, the tilted annivereery
of the Resevolent Society of St. Patrick will ha cele-
brated, *vier the presidency of Viscount Powsraceart,
who will be inspected by the Marquis of Leastlowse, Ike
Margate of Headfort, Rut Robert Peel, Mr. Chichester
pertescata. ILP., Mr. Leader, M.P.. Mr. Homilies,
flir Bastard Barka, Mr. W. W. Disk, /LP., and am
ignitions.
Onssof Rim 7EII/MT.—Patterson, Now Jersey,
is going to be favoured with as opera, acid the }onrush of
that city do sot ISM to Imes hew to talk about it. Ohs
speak' is &whir terms of the " wash wog,' sad iespihse,
"Wholes sot heard of and how few bare sees this mast
popular of opener The other remarks, apparently with
that the singer, " are well pasted to ail their
and that the " perfarareare are chaste sad of the
nit order, so vulgarities or low talk being tolerated os the
slille
London, England, 1865-03-17

TEI oxyaraz PALACS.

Mat at our readers mug have noticed melaim
very pammialat Chimes elmegetere ea placerde sompolag
the dead walls sad beardiap of the streets reently, end
mad have berm greatly passied to know what they meat.
The secret is sow out, they timely mega " the Easerser
Palma," sad they are plaited at the heal cr a ocalaritioa of
&Miami of peat value god berry, mined by the said tme•
at the eassmer Palma of Mir Emperor of Mai wear
Rada, Yase.athoyams, is Sept., 1850, as the ceamisa a the
mar of thateasbraged imperial mada me. sad ia whisk Cp.
de Nepali, a Ognicea, sad ea Aker la the Freed swim,
teak pert. This potholes, who he leas been dialageblied
by his lays of the is. arts sad his peasioe for the collecaldh
of maim if meta, marsommatly bought from the soldiers
engaged is the locabg a large portion of their spell, sad
with Mai sad what he idomif obtained oe that assail's he
has formed the mad gage@ collection of Chime* valuables
la the shape of pergolas, feriae, dim. tem 069•114.
imperial Mime, he., which has ewer beim brat*
from the Glieldia Zomba to the shores of Europe.
The Orysial Pelage Coepsay, ever mama to is•
trodstie sew sad ettreetive frame to the public,
have smile ea pea p teat with Captain do Negreak who
baying ressised lie deiregatioa if Chevalier of the Legion
of Hemet; and retired from the French service, bee bees
prevelled apea hi rabbit big caleceige publiay for the Let
tree * the Orvelal Pam% .de which it is IS be add.
laded to Parte. Yesterday them wee a private view of this
Airplay of eeriesilise. A portiga of the Preach man
has brim fitted s 9 for that purpose, and the mime articles
am plated armed ii is glese eases or spinet the walls.
As gem as the beriatitel ehararipar of the milertiel
beramme Mows it will be visited by every use who
feels ea imam* ia the 11111MieSii0II Oi artielepof meta,espe•
sally wham es in this we, they are alike so rem gad err
beautiful. The preelom acmes alma, sad the jewellery
presented by the mowed heeds of Europe to the Emperors
of Chios from time be thaw am exhibited, sad well repay a
visit. With rapid to the porcelain, some of the Meow
WWI said to be mom thea 2,000 years old. One gem alone
will Minot great atteetioa, it being the largest sapphire
I. the world, weighing 742 rand; sad its value being esti-
mated M 1130,0001. The =tribal's will be op., M the pab-
lie

THE PIM INSUXINCII DUTY.
London, England, 1865-03-17

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETR.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The quantity of Eaglisk wheat on offer here today.
coastwise and by lead carriage, woe very limited, end en
bat middling condition. Good (try samples changed hands
freely, at full quotations. Other kinds were dull, at about
Monday's
cur
rency
We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, applied
with foreign wheat. Millers geoerally purchased slowly ;
nevertheless, previous ratan were supported.
Is toad*/ cargos of grain about an average business
was transacted at last weak's prices.
The show of both English and foreign barley wu season-
ably large, sad sales progressed slowly on former terms.
Malt, the show of which was moderately good, was a dull
inquiry at late rates.
oat trade was inactive. Prices, however, were
steady. The supply of English and Scotch oats was good ;
of foreign rather limited.
Beane commanded very little attention. The quotations,
however, were supported.
Peas were arm la pries ; bat the inquiry for them was
by no mesas active. The supply was very moderate.
The dour trade was arm, at late rates.
Agricultaral seeds were steady in price. aim demand
for them, however, was far from active. Linseed and cakes
were unaltered in value.

rstca

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Lae; List, red,lBlll
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46 to 41
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40 to 44

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Sick IS to 117
Borrow
Niece Kr to 42
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London, England, 1865-03-17

ARMY ESTIMATES.

The boom hawinggoWinto cOinaTaitiwi of reapply.
The Marquis of HARTLNOTON role to move the Army
Eatimatee. He observed that many of the sublecta
meted with these eatimakee heviog bees already dimmed
in the Loom, be thought it uneeesseary to make any pm-1
lieniaary okeervationa, except to notice that some slight
shows bad beet 011410 in the form of the satin:sees, sad
that there had been a few blondes, of charges from eon
vole to another. The total amount of the
for the year 1865-66 was 14,348,44 H., Wei • demise%
mewed with the estimates of last year, of 66,6411. Bat
comparing the amount of the services, taking iota asseant
the extra reeeipta payable into the Exchequer. the esti-
mated sharp this year was 12,145,0071., whisk showed •
total estimated moles for the army nervier of 874.6381.
He then eoenpared the estimates of the primmt year with
Uwe of the Fast year, showing the Madigan awerle. lad
thee the gerereateet had bees work* elsedity meit
London, England, 1865-03-17

SPAIN.

MADRID, MAAca 16.

A meeting of the deputies belonging to the mo-
dorate fraction of the chamber WA been held at the
residence of the Minister of Finance ; 140 members
were present, including all the ministers. The
majority decided to introduce a modification of the
rule of the house according to which questions can
only be put to the government one day in every
week.
London, England, 1865-03-17

Xlll.lOO.

Private letters from Mexico, published in the
New York papers, assert that the war in the United
States is attracting special attention there. The
imperial government bad directed the police to
arrest all persons professing sympathy with the
Federal cause. One man is stated to have been
sentenced to one year's imprisonment for speaking
favourably about the United States, and predict-
ing the speedy end of the rebellion. The imperial
treasury is getting lower. The opposition of the
church party is increasing. The friends of Juarez
in New York discredit the reported French victory
at Nag&