The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-18 00:00:00

THE WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND CHILI.

INDIGNATION 111:11TING urinceoos.
At noon yesterday a numerously attended and
influential meeting of the merchants of Liverpool was held
in the Commosi.hall, Ilackin's Bey, under the presidency
of Mr. Charles Turner, M.P., for the purpose of mosiderieg
the present position &seamed by Spent in the Pacific, in
reference to the South American republics, and &tannic:is,
as to the steps to be adopted for the protection of British
'ducats. The Chairman said they were all aware that •
blockade of the Milian ports had been euddenly declared
by Spain, end he was sorry to see a power holding the high
position that Soils did, entering upon such fresbooting
expeditions against weaker States. No doubt the swoon
which had attended the attack on Peru had led to tho pro-
oeedinp in Chili, where British interests were most seriously
involved. It was, there! ore,both their interest and their duty
to promptly ask their own goveromest what steps would be
taken for the protection of their interests. Mr. Nicholson
said that there were not the slightest grounds for the
blockading of Chalon port, and the measure was calculated
to be most injurious to British shipowners. The Chilian
trade had rapidly and steadily increased of late years. In
1849. the imports and export amounted to but eight mil-
Roes of dollars, while in the last 15 years they had nieressed
to 24 millions of dollars, or nearly seven millions
Mr. Williamson, who only arrived from Chili oa Thurs.
day, by the West Indian mall then explained as length the
demands of Spain on Chili, which were of the moat frivo.
lons nature. All mums of dispute had been settled by the
Marquis Taroks. who had been sent out by the Nurse:
cabloet when Admiral Persia, e ;wheels of the O'Donnell
goverument, suddenly appeared to prefer fresh demands,
which bad caused so much difficulty sad trouble. The whole
diplomatic corps considered the conduct of Admiral Pareja
harsh, uncalled for, and illegal, as did also the various men-
Inconel bodies, more particularly the foreign, who called
upon the diplomatic corps to forbid Admiral Pareja from
carrying his threats mit° execution, especially with reference
to neutral vessels. The Chairman then moved the following
resolution: "That this meeting, after having deliberated
on the detailed information just received from the West
Oast regarding the questions in dispute between/the govern-
ment of Spain and Chili, view with surprise indignation
the course pursued by the Spanish admiral in the blockade
of the republic, by which the Mt/rests of neutrals there
greatly suffer, and are of opinion that • memorial, embody-
ing the sense of the meeting, be powered and forwarded to
the British government. mad that a deputation, cessistieg
of the Clmirmas, and ugh, be and Mr. Gravee, the
members for the borough, be appointed to present the
lama, lis."
Mr. Clients HOLLAND, In seconding the resolution,
differed from the chairman es to the high position of
Spain, sow known se • defaulter throughout the civilised
world. The piratical demands of Admiral Penis on the
South Americas governments were becomiog inl slash* and
it could sot be borne that Spain should suddenly set up as
a national arbiter of right and wrong. Mr. Stokes
then moved that • memorial be presented to Lord
Clsrendoo, praying the government to take prompt action
to protect British interests, explaining that a meeting had
been arranged, by telegraph, with Lord Clarendon for this
day (Setordayhasid that • deputation would proceed to Lee-
dom that night. Before the meeting broke up Mr. William-
son said he did not think that Valparaiso
would be bom-
barded, though Admiral Pareja bad threatened "to leave
his mark' on it.

CINTeeL CRIMINAL COURT. - The November
session of the Central Chiminal Court will commence on
Monday morning, end it appears by the gaol books that
there are at present 82 prisoners for trW. This is rather a
small number considering the interval that km elapsed since
the last minim, but there are several very important and
interesting cases to be disposed of. Among them is the
charge spinet Mr. lt. S. Waters, the late steward to the
Earl of Shaftesbury, who steeds charged upon a number of
indictments with baring embezzled money to the extent of
many thousands of pounds belongiog to the noble earl, and
which some, it is alleged, be recetved in the course of his
duty es the steward of Lord Shaftesbury, and did not
account for. In ordinary course this Important imaiteould
have been disposed of at the wires at Salisbury, but upon
the appl;cation of the defendant to the Court of Queen's
Bench, and his allegation that owing to the inflames of the
noble prosecutes be could not have a fair trial a
te t t
he
ebe
ires, the judgespermitted the indictments
w pe
removed to this court to be tried by a totally tedepeedent
jury.
FATAL ACCIDMIT ON HOLBORN-HILL-AD in-
quest was held by Mr. Payne, at St. Bartholomew's
the death
Hospital, of Tuesday evening, respecting of
Harriet Gornto', aged 38. It was shown that she sod her
husband were crossing Holborn•bill, near Shoe-lane, wbeo,
owing to the slipperiness of the road, they fell in front of ..
a Greet Western Railway van drawn by three hones op DICLARATIONB OF DIVIDENDS.
the hill. The detested was unable to regain her feet, and ARISTIDES CICCO, Haul/ treed, Camden Town, shipbroker-Ist
she was run over by the wheels of the van, dividend of as. flid ,i. boy. 22, and subrequest Wednesday. at
after being trampled under the horses feet. She died oe Ro
Pf="l:O•WeLL Stit. Salistory,
tiphatter-st dividn e d of
Wednesday in the hospital, and a verdict of " Accidental Nov. if, and
subsequent Wednesday,, nB
death" was returned. street
THR SUNDAY TRAIN QUBSTION IN SCOTLAND.- W /LLIAIt Gismos, Ayiesbury.street, Clerkenwell, card manu-
facturer-Ist dividend of rid... Nov. 22, and subsequent Wed-
The Sunday question was discussed on Thursday, both in
....nesday,at Perky's', Barngball.street
Edinburgh and Glasgow. In the former city a meeting was
saoßaler THORP iesparate estate), Liverpool, seed crusher-Ist
held in Queen-street Hall, "for the Puree" of prof
dividend of 205., any Wednesday. at Tamer's, LiverpooL
against the system of trading on the Sabbath D.,' now Roster THORP and Co., Liverpool, seed crusbers-ftd dividend
carried on by the North British Railway Company." The ot al, any Wednesday, at Turner's. Liverpool.
Master of Polwarth occupied the chair. The speeches wens JOSHUA BuDrusix, Liverpool, glass bottle manufacturer -Ist
for the most pert a repetition of the old arguments against dividend of 45.. any Wednesday, at Tamer's, Liverpool.
Sunday trains, particular reference being made to certain jOdieNorr Olts.ua9lii.l7OoP"ne"ew ;roof , Brook.and tad divide ("-
goods trains which are now ran daring some part NAL 28. and any subsequent Tute' say,. at yarg...e.namannf AL tAfttr..
of Sands), on the North British system, sod Witurai SWIM) Angina, Belford, agent-Ist dividend of
that company was strongly denonoced by one oe trs. Ild.. Nov. 28, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Mor-
two of the speakers. Resolutions in accordsec with gee's, Manchester.
the object of the meeting were adopted. In Glasgow, Eligunn W uneaten. Oldham, cotton spinner-1K dividend or
a special meeting of the presbytery was be
to take into le 21d., Nov. 14, and any subsequest Tuesday, at Morgan's,
Manchester.
consideratioo the partorel address on the question of CHARM Wgint, Marp's Cheshire, cotton manufacturer-Ist
sabbath obserrance, which was laid on tbe table at the dividend of 45. 41.1., Nov. 28, end any subsequent Tuesday. at
previous meeting. The approval of the address was moved Morgan's, Hanobester.
by Dr. Jamieson,. and seconded by Dr. Maedal. Dr. Nor- Phials* I intereleng, Manchester, baker-ld dividend of la. 3d.,
man Macleod, in an address which oocupied three N0v.28, and any subsequent Tuesday. at Morgan's, Manchester.
hours in delivery, objected to the duties of Chris- DIVIDIIND6.
liana is regard to the sabbatb being based on tha Nov. M. C. N. Wright, jun , Nottingham, printer-Dec 12.
Fourth Commaodment, which, he held, wee abrogated 1 J. King, Orantharz,
.Lizoinsnitierseetion:._ anso.Niiv. EAT
under the New Testament dispensation. He urged thatIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
the best coons to be adopted for securing a proper caner. I Cfrarte..--nieß notshirece, draper-Nov. 30. T.°Phillipt Fifynongock
, Cardiganshire, grocer-Pec. 4. W. B ook, Lewis.d 'late hatter-
mime of the day was the embuiog of the masses with the i Dec. 4. J. Phillip, Skipton, Yorkshire, tailor-Dec. 4. 3. L --e---
true spirit of Christianity ; and mowed that the address be Hoops. York, genend warehouseman-Dec 4. T. Stubbs. Leeds, , BMUS.
rent back to the committee. and that they be requested , cabinet maker-Nor. SO. B. Edwards, Liverpool, itionfander- EARLIL-,November 10. at
of aeon.
RenslogtorPb
"to confirm it to the duties to be performed mid the pried. , Nov. 80. It. Bryniag, Liverpool, Packing ease MRCS-Nov. sa. dens, the wife of H. R. Earl.. Eloi, awn.
Burns. At this Map of loges enjoyed by our people on the Lord's Thy." T. Clegg, Rochdale. cotton waste dealer-Dec. 12 3. Welch. ORItNT.-November 14, the wife ot G. Omni, Lrq., Tenn
The 1 Whaley Bridge, Cheshire, and Manchester, calico printer-Dee. Harieyetreet, Maryiebone, of a coo and &Maar . elle
amendment was seconded by Mr. It 0. Harrison, Meveley. Derbyshire, mason-Dee. It V. Hal- GAML-November 15, st York-terrace, Regents PIA. tee
the proceedings the debate, which bad occupied about five B. Brampton, med grocer-Nov. 29. T. Lathsnt sad of C. Hark, Seq., a • daughter.
Sacra, was adjourned till Tuesday next. O. Bunt. Botton, pairs-Dec. BW. Page, Great Yarmouth. ; MARRIAGES. ~ Hiram
A DESERTED CHURCH.-For throe successive grocer-Nov. 29. F.. Evansbeen., and C. Evans, Jou, Lillohllw coorsu-BkrfOn.-November 16, at St. Marts. ... _., sof.
Sundays there has been no 'anion performed is the mairaa' lia.mat"cneekeeste"rsmill•trere,' untellge--DerseeDKLl. W. . DeozSurn. 1.4 th,.:
church of St. Mildred, Poultry, there being no one in oedershire, victualler Nov. IA J. Climbers. Gateshead, Dur. araTiaaelea,
attendance save the pew-openers and a few childrea ; and ham, stationer-Dec. Di. 0. Mils. Llenrwst. Denbighshire. tailor MOON-STANFORD.-November le, at All Souls' ClUt.
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failstoik bytothaae RenivitLADGl.,,,Dounghugytt,eCir. Cooof
Mr. C•
etc. Proga64.
on one Sunday CO clergymen entered en sippeeranos.- City -Nov. 27. T. Drake, Birmingham, Joiner-Nov. PT. N-jdsrun. liengtiam-pie. Mull/otiose, Mr. J. Moon. et Benin'''.
Press. dale, Birmingham, commission agent-Nov. 27. S. 1/.,. Bind. sex, to Jane, daughter of the late Mr. J. Stanford, Norx
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A painful accident occurred on Thursday by the 11.inoslitnclit:ol,„„wm"sinor„,7hire',„„ymk.„-late warehms,c•le, clerk-Noy
Tigga"lrg: Kensineton, hy the Rev. F. l Mac e, . glira•
explains of P• 0 • lahet's shop to the htillh-drest. Birmingham, plumber Nov. TT. C. Oldbury, Blnelogiziti.nsLour. M. It
•-. ••enChe. FAQ' of Rallies, Nova aeons. to Fllllloel
Edinbargb. A portion of the wooden front of the build woman gun Morel elm-Nov. 27. J. Bradley, hi .. Mica
UN tweet -CAMPBELL-Nornlr 16c., ajt 1,0..11'111.kt!
.0.4 Cha A.
'W. . both, daughter of Malor J. Campbell, late coin loyal
log, one-half of the door, and the window, wen blown auto eleciro plater-Nov, gi. W. Judd, Birmingham, porter to • DEATHS.
and four persons-two women) a boy, and a girl,, who gro..er-Nov. 27. W. R. Rana, Birmburnion, accountant clerk-
N...... AuTa.i.
happened to be pardog-were knocked down end severely Nov 27. 0.. Wilomi Pirmisifhm, Irmr••”••".
27. J. Lagirefleld. Birmingham. butcher-boy 27. Carotins
injured.
Vadvertiseroetiti-HoLhows FILM-General Birmingham, mum) man coach body maker-Nor. 27. 8. =et-
. Haddock. Birmingham, late fruit idealer-Nov. 27. J. Newbold,
DIZNALL -November IS. at Wickhamterrace,VpperLer
lirqr. I!)e. Instil.' s.allE_LeCtskt., agedr
till"' 1472keit:r.i.
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mat Alberts
de idty, low spirits and nervous irritation, are the eon.. ion, Birniingham, provision •dealer-Nor. W. it Ward. eaten read, 8.1. Anne. the wife of S & mpnell, 101- •8•4 • Eg-
guences of dyspeprea or indigeation. The Pills soon give tone to Jams, Warwicluhire, butcher.
toe stomach, renovate the digestive posers. parity the woad. , PARTICI:IBBM DDISOLYBD.
and give strength to the whole system. 131.1iness of the J. Bladwell and A. Ambrose. With, b.ullders-J. . GB/INT.-November lit tills wits of S. Grant. ni UPtgz
mum end ley-street, Maryleboor
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body and depression of the mind are sumeeded by a cheerful Mary Sutcliffe, Briekbank. Deer dorgt
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univerral complaint, that it I. a great bra, that Mat a insoi4•l4llwh" meld:ap./ ........nems° far .1 rePrdiA • P..iaZL H. Mak" 11W°. th.
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MUZIATIO ACID • UMW TOD m CATTLI
Drat•th.—The Bari of Clarendon, bet Majesty's Seastin
of State for Foreign Affairs, has received frees Levi
Augustus Lonna, her Maj,sty's minister at Munich, a din
patch enclosing copy thd translation of an article takes
from the journal The Aug larger Abend Tatung, is which
it is stated that muriatie arid has been ascertained
com
in that
country to act with theme both as • preventive
is ascertained
the ar.
of the rinderpest or cattle disease. The following
tract in question :—" Munich. Nov. 12.
1865.—The Veto
ries:, Wilke deecribes, cm the ground of many yews' eat*
rime', morbid@ acid (sal: snore) to be en asoertaieed cam for
the rinderprat or rourraio. Make a decoction 00. to ad" TO of limed, sal
give daily, morning and evening, to oxen
drop, of pare inartistic weal, in balf a " quart
of the
(Demise
dime *
e)
of the It decoction. As a prrentiv s&
e
give to the sound animals, ramming and ovoid water le
drink mired with pure moriatio acid ; for full grows
animals, half an mars per eimer— for calves, half an come
to 4 timers of water. Care must be taken that the mak*
acid (salzsahre) be pore, for it sometimes contains anomie.
NoteA Bavarian quart is about half a pint English; a
Bavarian (Amer is about 14 gallons English.'
Banasr.ass BEvszaos.—Rooiceopathic Pesti-
Loons. and the II edical Profession generally. recommend costs
as being the most health' ul of all beverages. When the dos
trine of bounsoyathy was first introduced Into this cousin,
there were to be obtaiienzigrieparations of cocoa either &Mao
tive to the taste or eto the stomach • the not was
either supplied in the e state, or so unskiliully msosAc•
turgid as to obain litUe notice. J. Epps, of London, boom,.
pathic &emir*, Iva Induced in the year 1839 to taro his UAW
tion to this subject, and at length succeeded, with the aenetance
of elaborate machinery, in being the first to produce an article
pars In tie composition, and so refined by the perfect trite:oboe
it receives in the proems it passes through, u to be mod soWt
able to the delicate stomach. For genersl me, gores cocoa •
ditongulahed as an ivigorating. gret,f 01 brooktm!hoolg"_.,A
with a delicious aroma. Dr. li small, In his wort, ' PooB ...-
ha Adulterations," says :—.• Coc. ie contains a great variety el tar
portant nutritive principles .. every ingredient necessary to the
growth sad IllitellinCo of the body." Agate, .. As a oetritive,
moos stands very much higher than either coffee or tes." Ober
Doom : —Two teaspoonfuls ef the powder in a breslifset cao
filled no with boding water or mac Stewed is tat-lioed la.
e-ib., and 1 lb. labelled packets, and sold st is. ed
peril.. le
grocers, coofectionses, and chews Advetisemn)