The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-17 00:00:00

LADY ELIZABETH AND THB .BABL.

The following letters from the Marquis. ef
Heating. sad Mr. H. Padwick appear in this morning's
Times

" have read with the greatest astonishment a
letter which appears in the Rota of to-day, bearing thla
signature of Admiral Rona. I can only characterise that
letter as a tissue of mierepresentatioas from_izet to last.

There is no one single circumstance mentioned
41z/—
two horma—lndyilicabeth and The Earl
I wish she to odd that, so far from baying been " shame-
fully deceived," as stated in Admiral Eous's letter, The
Earl was watched by
to my impress desire and author:
and that I myself wrote Yews. Weatherby to
him, and that no one either prompted me or suggested le
me to adopt that course. I trust-that this distinct contra-
diction will induce Admiral Eons to abstain in future
from publishing statements which he could Ind to be eon
founded if he had previously taken the trouble, or sought
an opportunity of verifying them.—Your obedient ser-
vant, •,Hassuros:
" 34, Grosvenor-square, June 16."

" Eir,—Admiral ROus having thought himself
in ming my name in a letter which he has addreseedjleolfig
Thmestl beg you will be good enough to permit me te
make in reply the following statement. I wrier desired by
the Marquis of Hastings (who did not intend to be at
Epsom on Tuesday before the Derby) to scratch The rad
for his Derby engagement. Lord HarUngs informed nee
that he had determined upon that course, as Lady
Elizabeth had arrived safely at Epsom, and was to rod
in the Derby. In consequence, however of a eon-
versetion which I yd wi Male of
did not comply with Lord Mangs' deepest, t
to town for the purpoee of representing to him the conver-
sation which I had had with the Duke of Beaufort. That
conversation was to the effect that his pace wished Lord
Hastings to reconsider his ihtention of scratching The
Earl, se his doing so would be unsatisfactory to the public.
I faithfully represented this to Lord Hastings, who, not-
withstanding, decided upon scratching the horse. This
he himself did, by writing a letter to Mears. Wes
which was conveyed to them by Mr. Hill. =
after the letter had been sent, Lord Wedmore.
land came into Lord Hastings' room, where thee
were already Mr. Coventry, Captain Barlow, sad
some other gentleman, whose name I do not rev
member. Before leaving the room I mentioned
.to Lord
Westmoreland that I had reported to Lord Hastings
representation made by the Du of Beaufort, but
effect, and I added that Lord Hastings had sent a letter
to Messrs. Weatherby desiring them to scratch The Hut
I bad no control over or interest in the horse, and I was
no party to his being scratched; and Lord Hse,ga, in
the presence of the gentlemen whose names I have men-
tioned, accepted the exclusive responsibility of the aid.
In conclusion, I beg most unhesitatingly to state that I
had not betted one single shilling either on or against
The Earl for his Derby engagement--I am, he.,
"H.meaT PADWICE.
"4, Hill-street, Berkeley-square, Jame 16."

The Hon. Elijah Ward, for many yeas a repre-
sentative in Congress of the city of New York, has
arrived in England after a long tour through Europe sad
the East, and returns to the United States In August.
Mr. Ward's week's in Congress on commercial and
financial questions, and especially on the reciprocity treaty
with Canada, are well known to all attentive observers of
American politics. Re ban always been • friend to
England, and the more distinguished of Sneak bennelliss
in the States bear witness to his ample and generous
hospitality.
ARCUDISITOP TENDIOPeB EknooL.—Leafy J une
never fails to be as welcome to the schoolboy as its sun-
shine is to the haymaker. It brings to him the excite-
ment of prize distributions, with which the pleasures of his
long vacation begin. This happy time for the school 12
Castle-street, Leicester-square, dates froze yesterday,
when they were dismissed for their Ifidiummer holidays
by the Bev. C. F. Milner, the head moan, '
after Yr. Shaw Lame, M.P., had gone through the ewe.
moony of distributing several certificates of the Conseil of
Science and Art, five free scholarships, entitling the
holders to twelve months' gratuitous education' and book
prizes to eighteen other deserving pupils. The boa.
member spoke • few words to the boys of FWD for the
past and encouragement for the future.
UNTFERBITT Couzatt BoEooL.—The mound
annual meeting of the Athletic Club of this popular edam)
took place yesterday, in the grounds of Beaufort Thorp
Wellman-gram. Serb weather, aided by an ontractive
programme, induced a large attendance of keep and
gentlemen. Sixteen events were disposed of, the primal
?paneling of cricket beta boxing-gloves, Wessman, limed
jugs, photograph albums,. writing desks, dreams-case,
and five cups. The principal prise for Q. champion Pone
race was carried off by Mr. A. B. Idly, son of Mr. A. 19
Kelly, M.A., of Brecknock-terrace, Camden-road. It is a
silver vase of handsome design, and oarteinly wearron in
zollazt style. There were 17 entries, but Mire
, who took the lead, and was never heeded, made
the pace so terrific that many of his competitces gam ia
long before the goal was reached. Yr. J. C. Lawrence,
the favourite, was second, and the mile was got over in
6 min. 16 eec. Mr. Kelly, who had previously won in a
hurdle race and got on a par with Mr. C. A. Wood, the
best jumper of the day, was overcome by the heat and
exertion, but he soon recovered, and received an ovation
from his schoolfellows and friends. Re was qualified 134
did not enter for the mile race for youths under 15 years
of age, which was won by Mr. L. Basle, in 6 min. tO secs.,
Mr. E. L. Fleming being second. The prime were ex-
hibited in the stand, and distributed at the close of the
sports, which were enlivened by the performances of a
military band.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL floarrrY. —A special
price and pelargonium show, which will be continued
to-day wee opened yesterday at the socistylltritiat
South Kensington. The attractiveness of a
Roe day, the anticipated onellenee of the exhirrtie;;34
the presence of the band of the Bo al Horse Guards
(Blue) brought together a largeand fashionable attendanbe.
The collections included me rare and beautiful pleats,
amongst which may be mentioned "clpirmirmate," ex-
hibited by Mr. Charles Noble, Bunn e Nursery,
Bagshot ;by
viteliam!'
,hop .J. Day, Tot-
tenham; and "Dipladenui amabihs, by Mr. B. 8. Wil-
liam.; Paratliee Hatoiial§lo34 11:k
Win. Tours group of roses,. which was the only one ex-
hibited at. the show, was the subject of much Admiration,
and Mr. Henderson's bedding plants in bores also at-
tracted a good deal of attentiOn. The coltivato of real
and other pelargonium' were numerously
Amongst these chorusing plants was pee al a vereeakablat
nature named " Lord Derby." Its foliage is dark green
with a well defined dark none, and the .Ik/Well intone
Markt of a very bright shade, large, and of very tine tenet
end substance. At 3 o'clock as election of fellows**
place, wheat the chairman (Mr. Geo. F. Wilson, F*B.)
declared the following candidates to be duly elected, via
Daggelkay, Rowland Zniott, Ralph Bad, k
lonidei. B. D. Seism Earl of Stair, Ike.
VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR SICK CRILDRIOLcizat
objecb of this inatitution, which is dictated in the
read Wed, Caim, are the taestment ia-patiente of
thildren between the egee of three and twelve year,,444
the treatment, as out-patients, of cluTdren
years of sr. The hospital was established is the
11166, and Enos that period considerable Ira* hear
derived from it, as shown by the proceedings at the
annual dinner, 'Which took plans peter& at Willis'
rooms. Einvetrest, tit. Jeirn's, smiler the nil
Lord William Lennox, in the unavoidable
Duke ad Richmond, 'who had been tp
Mat pellicle's. • n.
Cover' of • i
ssued
Govt joideircom yesterday, Mr.
X.P., moved the thanks of the court trixerl=f
Mist onasaimiener of the City palms, fee • tho eilbsintir
spa▪ r in which tho hod seder his
the special duty of the gaoltgrr. 14,V14,11
ffeerions:hoose the confineenitist ad& OW
the Minima Omani. Mn lidamma Moses siseasied /hi
motion, which was earrinolue..arsidlusilielerrn Stlerk.zet
a letter from the Rome to Chi
of Leaden, request:Mg. -thi7n"tril;eroier 1/116 411141111 e
gestures which they IDIOt have to offer for carrymod
the act of parliament provides for alLearecu
the future taking place within tinnier= walla TLelsAer
was referred to the Gaol (loss tee.
ROYAL NATI4. Samos, lizer.cmoss.
annual "ward of cedetcldps and distrilintlior of
end prizes took place at this establishment yesterday.
large Ilehord-roces which the wiresnony took .plecelmai
crowded With Title, the ladies Predowe'Reliaturiligt
tastefully deems with dad's, eveldtreil, -
devices. IlLr. Alfred Roses, the semekiit
rape* el, affa atemelme, teed Ai, were Wt#l7 414elet
Isafr' vectored to- Tie. ortQwi Otsloitr
eceaboAls.,Te.ll,ol6V r=rd daft%
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2 • TILE ' E2iPIIESS, . VirEDNESDAY EVENING, JUDIE I .;.,- - 1134.
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et Ai of BRONZES d'ART, GARNI- on a similar work, by imeneldae that one goes. But both Leed Heseetea and .X. the public. bon. our Gone to Mr. Longfello'W. 'Families as
he
IFOREIGN NEWS.
%-51 TURES de CH/MINIM CLOCKS, VASE& CANDI'.
LLBRA, to. -solo Depot for the otelwated produnione of P. Englishman was equal to. forty IPrenehmen. ' PADWIeIr plan by without imminent the nal his name is in the sleuths of the people, now us
remises:its his *sentry. Such men cone among us On
att7TitundieedputbassQDimen'ene service is ine thaniTiparroii3"ioslani :el! uil:reorbina,llC:.l.,yil;:',..ll:li:
Darbe.'""a" a" ID' Prwe• the 'l' •• 'n Mul w't'a 3 Par 'mat' The ferty-power prejudice of JoussoN. iii avilliug of Admiral &Wee cherie. The ewer-(THIS DAY.)
added for sepensea (Welwyn. with =mina! i lustre:lms. mot
free by poet-JACID3ON and ORAMAIL se, 33. al. AS. ST, sad NS, happily on the decline, but we are borne lion that ho had been " shamefully deceived," unofficial endemics of peace, and friendship, and geed--
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Onereatreet will. Their visits multiply the ties which, as kindled
- - out by facts when we aver that no assembly ,at which the Marquis-perhape feeling that his peopies, bind us together. Our tendency is more and THE ASSASSINATION OF PRINCE
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I) H 1 L L IPlesnd PEARCE, in the world can oompare with our own for its ' reputation for knowingness and judgment is lire- more to melee* our relationship to the progressive sad MICHAEL.
The deepatches from Belgrade render it all but attend" The Z.. M. C. Taylor, minister of Crathie, ~ffi,4t,l
Ws in Glass and China to theryLen.
Ilueolleil era ineperelon of theft NO and BEAU- capacity to. sit and listen ad sometimes to doze. reigned-takes such umbrage, applied far more to expanding west. Our language, our literature, and our
rate have a great future here and • great future there. certain that the assassination of Prince Michael The Rev. M. C. Taylor had the It ...... ir .4 1
TratZtraiDmiwNS. They Yr. OrtXlolll. tt.ollo I. pnoe. perfett
mammal:at material, end manuf.cture. h. im It is no disparagement of the hon. member for the condition of Lady Elizabeth than to the
atassMr. Longfellow represents the profound unity of sym- . ming os,
••Peirc"'w 1=
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84' jallies . Birmingham that when he rose at 9 o'clock scratching of The Earl. What every one wishes to political.
senators,Thirtyper have boon
ambeenongstarrewshkdom are
for
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Ps. thy, of home feeling, and of moral aspiration which wali
two former
there is between us. That we cam each be represented by
of Denmark
then:aerykentsgvethoeutpyrineeenterdanady.prin.....,
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illiUms.'l4:ms.prem4treekmadirilis and tti and Mk °Mmd4trfv- t' Letvlee'•-- - last night to state the case of Nova Scotia there know is why an animal upon which so many
WILLIAM CHURTON and SON, was a thin and rather somnolent house. The won- bright hopes were fixed broke down eo miserably ;
HOBIZILIS mid agenTMAKESS. the same poet, and feel that the same lyrics uprise our supposed complicity in the plot. Radovanovitch,
der is that he kept his audience so attentive as be and whether she and her noble owner had fair feelings and move our hearts, is a strong tie of interns• who was reportedtohaveactedthe parted Virginius,
LAMM UN DEXCLOTHINO.
and to have committed the crime from a smite Crown Prince of Denmark went to the li.1,1;:: '1".11,5.
4 sad ft OKTOIDATERMT.
did. An inferior artist, under the disadvantage of play. The withdrawal of The Earl is an incident tenet sympathy.
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FIRST-CLASS CARPETS. DAMASKS, atc., a previous five hours' sitting, would have altogether purely subordinate to the main issue, and save ment of outraged honour, is now said not to have Opera, Covent-garden. it
LOWEST PRICE& failed to draw or would have got the house counted as collateral evidence is of little importance now. TEN NOM UP LOMA. been married at all. There is so much difficulty in A committee of the Ler& of her kLaje,ff c M... 1 II ~,. ~
Patterns era be forwarded to the Country Wee. The Noising /bat argues that practically the power of
T. VENABLE'S and SONS. LONDON. E. out, instead of causing it to be gradually filled. What does Lord Haerruros know of the condition the Mesas
of Lords
will he km next than getting at the truth of factain Belgrade or Bucher- ale_ Priv/ , Council sat Yeaterthe. et the Privy i , „:.
yearit wu mum, Whitehall, on matters relating to s•tril„ ,
- -CLAIM SILKS and FANCY DRESSES. A dearer, a calmer, and a more exhaustive speech of the favourite on tbe morning of the race- 36 yeses ago. west the peers may comps. in the imme rest, that the wells in that quarter of Europe must The jot& t were_The Lord i,rw.d.. cll.! o
LOWYNT PRICE&
was never made. The case of Nova Scotia versus the what does he know of her galloping and " form" ; et- •
eete mture must consist in the prevention of hest y, we be exceedingly deep. I la. tie b,:•.
Buckingham and Chandos, Lent Robert Mei t .. .
Pattern• mut to the Country Pree.
T. %ENABLES and HON& LONDON. E. • -- - - - the Hight Hon. Gathome Ilardy. . t, , ed
Canadian Dominion found an advocate whose during the weeks preceding it-what theory has instructed legislation. They must bend their will to the
FIEBT-CLASS DRAPERY, MANTLES, tte. lucid statement visibly delighted both the Nova he evolved respecting his trainer and his mare- will of the people, but they may insist in point (reuses Morm'a sower.) Despatches were received yesierd.iy .it th.. e .
Lawson miens.
Scotian delegates who were present in the gallery, and how far has he satisfied himself that tho ru- of duty that the omintry be fairly consulted. THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. office, from the Governor of British Col mull;.,
Centime Aran
Establiehed nearly Half a Oratory. The Lords might wisely improve an opportunity that will MEAD-QUARTERS, ZOULLA, Joon 5. Despatches were rent to the GovertioN •if 11, • 1,..
- - - Mr. Howe and Mr. ANNAND. The question lies moor as to Lady Elizabeth having been "got at,"
not recur to them. They could saMply accept the The whole Abyssinian expeditionary force had Islands and Bermuda.
F 1 It ST-CLASS MOURNING. in a small compass. The Nova &teems say that ie the miserable calumny we assume it to be ?
pe ry Bill on the royal endonement that was essential A deputation from the Scottish W. I 111. ln,, N;,• •• Ne,
LOWEST MONK embarked and left here on the 2nd inst., with the
Patients Not to the CoannyTreet_ they never gave their sanction to the British North These are the questions the public are really inte- to its introduction. More cannot be desired. They are chants' Benevolent Institution bad an interso•r w
T. VENMILMI and SONS. LONDON. Z.
' of the Hosed .4 1,
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Ti -CLASS FURNITURE, BEDDING, itc. never put to the inhabitants, and that they are not of the turf ie involved. by an institution that is tottering to its fall, nor to pledge still remains. terday, in support of an application fora F.-) .1 . .0.,
LOWEST PRICE& to be bound by an act of the Imperial Legislature, - __._ - their credit to sloth° a naked government or to maintain a Sir Robert Naiiier leaves on the 12th inst. A meeting of the Judicature Cominis,riu ss ..: -
As Illustrated Price UM Post Tree.
THE POWER OF FIRE. pauperised {arty. terday at the Westminster Palace list d.
T. TREADLES end soN& tot Ins, and 106, Whiteehapel, and obtained, if not by fraud, teL lead by incorrect ref:tre-
e 4, a arid a. Onamereislotreet. London. HUNGARY. --
mutations. The counter case made both by Mr. AD- MUCH of the comfort of every-day life is de-
'ENRY BRETT and Co's "O. D. V." NOVA SCOTIA. PESTII, Ruts 16, EVENING. We understand that a Queen's Ines ~.ii7•l h e
URE BRANDY, re. m• listen and des. pet don, team. DEBUT, the present Under-flecretary, and by Mr. pendent on our ability to produce high tempera- been diapatched either to Suez or Runty ... ~,..,.. ~,, I,
am" br 3b• "aka/ prma. la a aaaa far la° -unty,;:lt: CeaDersee, the late Secretary for the Colonies, is that tures. Iron, and metals generally, earthenware, -.-- The Lower House to-day passed unanimously a
ineladve of railway earrings.-1101bornhare. and 30. THE PROPOSAL OF A ROYAL COMMISSION. vote of condolence with the Berrien nation. Napier, and to intimate her Majesty's dee.. e ~.
e.
sweet
_HOUSE OF CONIKONS.-Tommsr, Aiwa 16. The committee appointed by the house to report
lID.-CAUTION.--Order BRYANT and promoted by the province of Nova Scotia, and these and other materials, can only be produced Sir R. Napier, should be brought to Enelit. I : '
Flitsare PATENT SA Fen" M ATCHIGO, trade mark &kart, Motion eamadnd question put, "That this house is in- upon the demand of the government to authorise
that the British Parliament cannot now go back by help of the fierce fire of large furnace,. Of forma, h
per reweatad on the 15th da of ma The Austrian Ambassador awl I •
Apponyi were honoured yesterday evening by ii.. ~...
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and Maim upon harVitibrins.ol.4 imitation. owerm7 a prosecution for press offences against M. Roman,
that do not afford from what it sanctioned last year. All philosophy, late years these temples of flame have been last signet be 36 out of 38 members of the ileum of
The Price of at least of the practical kind, may be said to eon- made fiercer and hotter than ever. Thus elected
I of Nova Scotia, and by 16 out of 19 members and prosecution • an of the Archduchess Maria Thet...... e....ei
also a fresh against id Boeszoer-
y that colonj to the House of Common" at menyi, who has lately been convicted for the pub- of Wurtemberg, the Duke Philip of Werteei'. -
TH E DAILY NEWS east of facts and the proper explanation of them. air, without which no fire will burn, has been Ottawa, that groat dissatisfaction prevails in Nova
In the present case the fact of assent or dissent is made red hot before passing to the fuel in a fur- a letter of M. Kosauth, has Scotia, with the act pawed to the last me. lication his paper of . . k and the Prib... It.
Y now ninn of Parliament, intituled 'An Act for . the proposed to authorise the prosecutions. at dinner, at the Embassy in Belgrave-eiusr,
in dispute, and the question is how are the British n and a corresponding increase of temperature The Earl of Leicester and Lady Anne ee • lee
ONE PENNY. public, to whom appeal is made, to decide. Clearly obtained. Then, instead of solid coal and air, a mix- Andunonthatof Canadan .11, Nova &NAM, and New Brunswick ; ' A rumour is current that some of th Se •
humble Address be presented to her ° rvia'n gone on a tour in Norway.
by referring beck the matter to the inhabitants taro of ooal-gaa and air has been employed with ad- Majesty, pm_ying that she will be graciously pleased to deputies are implicated in the Belgrade conspi-
The Bishop of London and M •
The proyriotore of the " DAILY NEWS " have greet satishietion appoint a Comnueston or Commissioners to proceed to racy. 13. Ti: 1.1,
of the province, and asking them fairly what they
to mseconciag a step which they believe win be accepted by the vantage. Such a mixture haspowerful heating pro- I'. ova Scotia for the purpose of examining into the stopping with the Bishop of Salisbury still.. Piss
paths ea its own Justificetion. for the journal only .deauees In the really wish in the matter. Mr. Beicner last night parties, as every one knows who has held a needle causes of the alleged discontent, with a view to their Prince Napoleon arrived hero to-day. The Salisbury. The bishop preached to a largo coli;regeoi
Mae el its natural development when tt antes& its publishing simply asked for the ap • tment of aro al • • - . . consideration and removal : "-(Mr. Bright).
y or pin in a gas name ;it givea a temperature The French national flag was hoisted in his honour on in the nave of the Cathedral on Sunday aftern...,,
as to a slats of thing, which for two-and-twenty years of, house divided : Ayes, 87; Noes, 183.
tt laa laboured not uneueseedully to promote. commission to inquire into the causes of the ex- say, 1,000 degrees. But if instead of starting with AYES, the landing-place. His imperial highness wall re- The Hon. Alfred Charteris, second sou e lee
b, preparing for phi. "nninewnti'm one thought hem "'dm". iating discontent in Nova Scotia with a view to its d ld • hbe • ual passed Amberley, Viset. Gregory, ie. It Pelham, Lord mired by Count Andrarey, and the people cheered Elcho, M.P., is about to cuter the army as cilium ii tt,
noted in the solicitude of the proprietors. Their elm has Iran tocold gas an co air, eac previo y It. Oreville-Noreat,Co/ Pleat, J. him with " Eljena " all the way to the Hotel 71st Regiment.
make "THE DAILY NEWS" univenally emesible. not to alter removal. When the people of England are aware through pipes heated to 1,000 degrees, a tempers- ryt4.7it. 8. eraf, air J. Poll/rd-17rieurt W
he character; mad they wooed °maid'r their labour wean th`O of the fact, which had not been disputed, that of t of 2,000 is obtained ;in short, the hotter the Mlpj' Gurney. 8. Poet e, R. de l'Euro per, where he alighted. The annual grand Caledonian fancy dress be
loet were they to comet to Magee which would lower its tone or Barnes, O. Potter, T. B. which is to rah. /dam to-morrow, postilions to to. •••ty ..,:
in say way impair as title to hold its accustomed plane In ram the 19 members sent by Nova Scotia to the Do- combustibles the higher, apparently, the tempera- Ilawf, C. IL =I, J. D. Power, Sir J. -- --- --.- -
Bra ter, W. E. Holden. L Ramsay, J. attended, if the numerous applications for the .teasse
tamer. minion Parliament, 17 are opposed to the union- tutu producible by their combustion. This mete Jacob Hughes, e. Resedos, D. J. OUR PARIS LETTER. of vouchers may be taken as a criterion. •1•1,., .1.1.°
THE POLITICAL AND LITERARY that of 38 members of the Nova Scotian previa- • eiple has lately been carried out on =' Sir IL Hari.' W. B' Rem"' A' ---4.- .- patrouesees held their last meeting yesterday t VI:;:i.,•.
• J. Kennedy, T. Rasa" H.'
&notion of the Journal will remain llnehanged, vincial assembly, 36 are opposed to it-that a an enormous scale in the manufacturing cuter, 8. Inatelibull -Hems- Sharidan, H. B. (ran on OWN ormasrosnmr.) Rooms. The Countese of Dunmore is te arrauee tie igal
AND BE SUPPORTED BY AN ACCESSION petition signed by 31,000 male inhabitants out of districta of England and France ; and the re- An
eieyea.,.' •.w. B. sen, N. Sherif, A. C.
Laboneberalf. shapes, El* J.PARIS, TURIDAY EradiNG. quadrille this year.
OP Elmmyr warrEßs, a small and sparse population was presented sources of furnace-builders have been taxed to find .',llTrereli• a Lcatkla• w- IL litiagmt We The Petrie contradicts its own news of yeeterday Miss Burdett Courts has had a pietue, 1. ewe
Cra ,E. H. Leeman O. Bytes, that Prince Napoleon was coming back from at a cost of 800 guineas of the Bishop of Exot.l. a 1...
FOREIGN INTE-
LLIGENCE against the Union, and that the people were bricks, etc., which should bear resulting tempera- ciewford. R. W. Locke, J.
.R. 1 .n5a,,13...7.
,C. O. veneerer, P. Vicuna immediately, and had postponed his visit 90th year, surrounded by his six sons.
will not on an manisatioe of Special and Examine Contemn• never directly aPPealed to on this specific and to tures without melting. A sort of fight haa been titapew, B. 1=;, le
virf"‘ 'IL to Constantinople. The hard fact that the A letter from Metz, in the (Ammer du Roc-R,,
deuce, embracing the entire World them vital question-we apprehend they can have going on between flames and furnaces similar to Demean* 0. M'Laren, D. Waleismrave-Ltalie,
-t, J. D. Maguire, J. F. Cf Prince's yacht Jerome Napoleon sailed yesterday says :-" There is some idea of placing the famous pee.:
THE CITY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS but one opinion of the reasonableness of Mr. that between modern projectiles and armour- R. J. artin. P. W. Werner, R. artillery known as the 'Griffon' on the new rampsei •
BRICHIT'S proposal. It would scarcely be pOB- plates, and until lately it was thought that Diu Mill, J. 8. Weenebn. T. IL for Varna, there to await the Prince, reduces the
the town. This enormous gun, the chamber of whici, ~
eel be, an heretofore, Poll. Early. and impartiaL In award, Mitobell, T. A. ate, •i. i'citrie to the necessity of making the most inge-
wells all the present features of the paper will be mained. sible to exhibit a stronger manifestation of flame would gain the day. But a limit to Erskine, Yee-Adm. Moore, C. Whitwortk B contain 601bs. of gunpowder, and which weighs 27,01,' .
its amnesnisats will undergo no other =Maranon than mob and feelin than has been shown Fawcett, H. Morrison, W. Wintatotham, H.B. nious excuse it can for the false announcement. or with its carriage 38,0001 be., was taken at Mu,' ••
.. 1.....7 to a
more thataast and amajaa„asaasea,aaaa popular opinion g the power of fire seems to be in view ;it is found Fild J. Mury N. D. Writ', J.
and dismission of the oorwrenora, Interco& and opinions of the by the inhabitants of the province, and it was in that beyond a certain point the tendency woumobo•
*• p,•
Note,4- u. 3. 1, Young, B. It says, that his imperial highness did, in eon- stein with 190 others, in Pluviese, An VIII. e ...
dm• the face of such a case that the House of Corn- of combustibles to unite with air decreases, and 511 rmdrm, *• p• Ce ;It' The mum. sequence of the events in Belgrade, think, for mended the mouth of the Moselle from the I. ,:-. -,
- which it was placed and discharged its ball, 1...„;
0' Sir C. M. Mel: John a moment, of giving up his journey ; but '
PUBLISITING AND ADVERTISEMENT OFFICE, mons decided, by a majority of 96, that there wasrenter C.
it is this union which produces temperature, there Gent, .1. E. Yee. 1401 be., as far as Andernaek, a distance of two leet,i...
N. soromutornatsr, PLINY-STREET.that the preening instances of the Sultan have
no necessity for inquiry. We sincerely trust that seems to be a degree beyond which increase of teem- NOEL The Duke of Brunswick h lately paid as ame •.•
e ,
the moral suasion to which Mr. ADDERLEY alluded Adam, W. P. Myer. J. Monereilf, J. overcome his hesitation, and that he now going is
Elte eritre%o* may remove the objections of the discontented perature, that is, intensity of fire, is impossible. A eseeee, C. B. Form,. cm
scientific discovery of this kind is of immense ire- Allen irl. B. Fortesous, C. P. Montgomery, Mr 0.
hiastallu. Lord B. 20 Constantinople. The farce of an inregnito pro- George of Hanover, and the Duke of Nassau.
• province, for we are no adversaries of the cape C. fr.. Morgan, 0. grew is to be dropped as soon as the Prince ar- A Californian paper states that four (le e
---.----- portance affecting many existing branches of in- ilt., R. osslt=dt. Noreen, Maier
HAYMARKET. Dominion if the members of it are only Oa ' Major Morrie, G. rive. in the Bosphorus, the Sultan having ordered the Nez Perm tribe of Indians were at San Fru. . , ,
dustry and affording a new unit of cal ul t• to 'C. c a ion
Ten N'aa'aa' THE "MEW CIWIBMIT'-A HERO OP willing to unite and remain united. But Barclay, A. C. Glandat%ne. W. B. Works,. J. It a splendid official reception. It is, however, I be- their way to Washington. They live et 1.15 i,•. 1,
ROMANCE. Mcrae. Helborn, Bueloitene, Compton. Chippendale, inventors. Baring, T. Olyn, O. O. Nemec; Visct.
Reno% • clar• 1 lieddins,d ilnhortonn• lon* Bdritejcl=? should it prove otherwise-should the inha- ___.__- Vise. Gaddsrd, A. North, Col. bevy, settled, as I surmised on Saturday, that the tribe numbers about 3,000. They cultivate the • ..! ill
I. inwillians, Laws, ta-And A CO-OPERATIVE MO • J. Gobionsti
a. Nadheataire it Emperor's cousin will not pass through either Bel- mile "We*
• bitants of Nova Scotia persist in their present GREAT efforts have been made to render the Ba'a• A. O'Reilly, W. -__ _ - .
PRINCEESS. Batmen, Sir T. =R. eor Buchareet.
esattitffetr J. grad FATAL ACCIDENT AT STEEVL 1 Jt'S,.•l:i.v.
Ten Enron. is THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.-After state of dissatisfaction and discontent, what can
which HAMLET. Mr. Allerton, Menem D. Murray, , Lee- be
sen, Potter, EEO, Henrys, Maclean, and Cathcart Mee
Elewarthy, Kamp, and Emily Cross.
ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.
Positivel claws Bator y_, the Wth.
EXTRA MORNING PERJ'ORMANCES. - IMPERIAL .
more per to the existence of the Dominion?
Mr. BRIGHT once told the House of Commons that
the case of Ireland would have been very different,
if it was removed a thousand miles west in the
JAPANESE TROUPE.-In consequemie of the constant over- Atlantic. Nova Scotia is not Ireland but it is leall-
low at ere morning performances., and through the
lear. a several haw.. of diaawaam. prof. ateterCrae. in gon the United States, and this makes all the
*trained to rive four morning performances dun the re- difference. mr. ADDERLEY
minder of his Malan in London-VW, Mondays, Wneedays, characterised the pro- dinner given by the Merchant Taylors to-night to Bethune, A. A.
herMarnee'shfinisters,animpottingdemonstration &I"' fur M.
VI W.
1.1.
12.
O. J.
= H B.
of To • . We understand that ere many as 300 ord, Capt. °ravinNgent, A.
Bernard Col
guests will assemble to offer the music of their maniple cot.
hands and voices to Mr. DISHAELL The health of Grey, Sir 0. Parry, T.
Pattenk.Col.
=s"br. 8.
Grosvenor, Capt. Price, J. P.
Bingham, Lord Guinnessitfar A. =FL L.
Blake, J. A. J. G.
ex-Governor EYRE willprobably, the Buenos'- sett. =as, TA Claud 'O. W.
as on occa-
Brett, Sir W. Hardy, G.
14011 of the banquet laat week, be one of the toasts. Browne,
_Lord J. Renee Di. A.
Bruce, Lord C. Hay, Oa J. D.
Balm, Sir H. Sayler, A. D. Ro D.
Robertson_ _,P. P. The Petrie-not, as we have just now seen, a
thoroughly reliable authority-says its private let- ._.
INQUEST.-{THIS DAY.)
This morning Mr. Richards, the deptaveeece
tern from Italy speak of dark revolutionary designs- held en inquiry at the feeder, Heepitel, ,
Various symptoms which at first attracted little death of George Murpine, aged 16 years.
attention have led the authorities of several pro-
vincee to conclude that attempts are making to re- Wm. Fenellion, of 9, Easex-road Ldington. an I. the
on Friday he was standing on the down Sow liaises.
The deceased walked up the stairs, eel soh-e LI
Rotheeield, N. M. de constitute a Garibaldi= legion. In consequence a got on the platform Le walked to the elv 11
&madmen, B. strict surveillanee is ordered upon all old members it. He then deliberately turned round. It. p.!
Yinendaym and Saturday., at half-pest P.,, o'clock ; and over, peal of Mr. BRIGHT SS " insane." In our Headlam, T. K. &underact E. the line ;but made u.) rffott 1.,,
backwards on li
iuglit. at ight Places. soured at the Ber-oHoo from Ten till Sir P.
=O.L.
ilmaage, IL of the Montana
bands, now very much dispersed. It rise. Witness was about to rush forward I. ..i..
Five • ate Mr Minimal s. Old liond-etnet; and the principal
• opinion it opened out a way for reconciling OUR CONTEMPORARIES. Butlee-Johnidene,E. Herfnet, teen. Elciater-Bes G.
blir:rius. Children hall.pnoe. conflicting sentiments and interests. But, Buxton, C. curbs!
Emirate gir F. - -,1„ is said, moreover, that Garibaldi is about to leave him, when the e!ght of an engin? whorl 7 - .
STRAND. as Mr. BRIGHT said, it is the way of govern- (THIS DAY.) Buxton, Sir T. T. B. Selina- M. the deceaaed s leg round so nomhei him Co
, Caprera under the pretext that his health requires Ire became paralysed and could out mee We.
Tam Remise, SISTERLY SERVICE.-THE FIELD OP THE attra_ftj J. H. Bollard, 8. Severn., J. R.
CLOTH OF GOLD.-And MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICK manta to do nothing, and to continue doing ---._-_ B. Hood, Sir A. Seymour, O. B. mineral waters, but, in reality, to put himself in rendered the whole affair frightful was that while :1-
i-----ht, Col. Hanby, W. H. smith, A. train was within a foot
.of the derni..l li. Ivy
nothing till nothing can be done. communication with the leaders of the movement,
BRITANNIA. NOVA BCOTIA AND TBZ CONYRDREATION. Castierease, Vied, Huddleetois, J. W. Smith. J.with his eyes wide open staring at it. •there me I
Tars Eyries°, FRED FROLIC, 818 LIFE AND ADVEN. _____,..____ Cave, 8.
The Times believes it will be best to avoid any cave T. Bunt,Hu G. W. Bonaoset, Col. The Petrie repeats what has been frequently vacant look about his countenance, and witnea belwv-i
TUBES. Mess.. Pitt, Charlton, Leslie. and Bigwood ; Mesdames rst, R. H. Senweset, IL A.
fleedeiron, Booth, and He yner -The Langseerand J. Yillierati THE ABYSSINIAN DESPATCHES. hasty refrerod of recent legislation with regard to Nova Cavendish, Lord H. Johnstone. Sir J. A. A. said, that Mazzini is in Italy, and adds that that he must have been in a St.
Kiri Latimez-And THE FOOL'S VII24OEANCE. Scotia. If Mr. Adderley be right in thinking that within ellatettfda'd re Naralalfas ltr J. J. B. Evidence was given to prove that the &Teasel. inn
--.--Stanley, Menotti Garibaldi was lately in Rome, where he died soon after his removal to the Lontleu Ilespttal. mu
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Ter, instalment of official information from the last few months, and since the addnise to the Queen Cobbold, J. C. LarliA, A. etaziarazvell' was harboured by an English family and that the subject to tits, and the jury returned A vendee s;
Bu
~ me agreed to, there has been a decrease of discontent, "thewti,lne 0' " Accidental death."
To-Der-Morning, 116. lam. -Afternoon, Ilh. 44m. Abyzainia published in lest night's Gazette does not Comte, . HiKevrein. lc: ateeteett. it 0• police did not know of his visit to Rome
To-Marrow-Morning, oh. Om Afternoon, oh. itm. .. there is all the more reason to wait and watch the progress Corry 11. L. Was_ ,J. O. Btuart, 12.4ki1. W.
include the COMMANDER-IN-Cllllteel " honourable of events. The nineteen members from Nova seem Cos, W. T. lisilake, A. W. 13e, C. till the day after he had left. There would WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.)
" mention "of the services of the officers and men joined to the New Brunswick members and supported Cremorne, Lord Mansard, A. F. Thompson, It W. be nothing wonderful if all this news should
NOTICE. Dalkeith, Tart of Enos, Col. 8. Trevor, Lord A. WZDNX6DAT, Je es 17. SSW
Idvertiam are to mom yam pom_oetro ord.,. mama engaged. The despatch concludes with an ex- by all the influence of the Queen's representative DaYseDi 110rt,..W. B. lAarcal. NW C. Turner, C. have some foundation, for Garibaldi has never
to MU J 0,11.411 •IIINOTON, Pot-office, Resit-attest, E.C. pression of regret that it has not been completed will be able to avert any such injustice as the Mari- reenahlt.'"' Lamiles, IL W. Tarnow, B. at P.l Ertrems , , 'ass
Leclareare, es B. Varna, J. given any promise to remain quiet. On the con- •
NOTICTA of BIRTHS MAIIIIIAOM, sod Diann, are received & T. V W. 1401,---•'"--. W. ; 11. .1 le
until it o'clock for 'insertion name evening. Pilot Si. 6d. earlier, and attributing the delay to the difficul- time Provinces affect to dread from their inland Dodson, J. O. Loney, A. arandeleur, at teary, he has constantly said openly that he would e 12 Y.l D. iI i
ties of marching and the many demands upon Sir Du C.
neighbours. Possibly, a year or two will dissipate the pre- Daaaacnen. Lennon. Lord H. Verner, R. W.
Liddell, H. O. Warren, R. R. try another Montana whenever he could find an N-,-..4-....-
19841 seal W.S.W. 1 S. are OSC
sent distrust, and it will be sufficiently proved that the Drat, Col. Lindsay, Col. C. Waterhouse,
_B.
& SECOND EDITION of tits EXPRESS ROBERT NAPIER'S time. Considering that the them" •flourish -
and commerce of Nova Scotia can in union ...Eatoll._..._ll-W- Lowe, B. Whitmore. H. opportunity. As to what is a good opportunity Aberdeen .. 26.92 f 66 B.W. 4 S.S.E. Iwo -- ;1.
Leith
t assault on Magdala took place on the 10th of as well as in isolation. Should the grievances '''''''' ." lAulk. A Willimnans. Sir Er• he is not at all likely to agree with cold-blooded shields
CONTAININO prove real yaerion, air P. llNenna, fir J. Wise, H. C. f. .: 3
April, and that the COMMANDER-Ift-CHIRP'B de- and abiding, should the antipathy prove unconquerable, E. C. lifa=le'. Wynn, C. W. bystanders. 9caztarcl
i .W S S. ml t
rho Latest Foreign Telegrams ; the Latest City ; Tata is dated the 12th of May, it may be then it may be necessary to undo the work of last year ; ErEeene'kt... /LW' ,T. Wynne, W. R.
The Emperor is coming from Fontainebleau to lir:et" - 11°171 - I-2 w-
- -
Mayo, Earl of
Railway, Mining, and other Shares I Seortinle thought that some portion of the thirty-two in- but such a course would be in opposition to the general Fine, ileut-CoL Keller, Col. num,. -- - - I - - -- -
the Tuileries to-morrow to reside at a minis- Ithetaeenvel - - - V - -- ' -
and General Intelligence, tendency of communities in the present day, which is to felluwe°, B. J. 1111: O. Taylor OoL 7N W 5 W. : col 0 ii: !
tervening days might have been worse employed Noel, e. J. aerial council, and it is said that he in- "lee" •••• 31)*22r 5" W-' I I ' f f
IS PUBLISHED than in cony • to the Government the fullest sacrifice a narrow provincial independence for the chance Pitsgerald, lore o. masa, 0. Caps Mar -
W•c - f
EVERY EVENING. of attaining higher and larger destinies. tends to come to Paris once a week in order to Roebs's Pt 30.10 61 9. w. I 4• & •
s. w. , SAW.' r - -
information reepecting the condition of the The Daly me,. goes heck to the beginning of the mere. - spare ministers the inconvenience of leaving their rerlia oci.sul :.bri di isit.w. 1 t 8. :co. - .1
soldiers Mid the success of our arms. After ment in Nova Scotia, and traces it up to the present time, In the House of Lords, to-morrow, Lord Strath- office* to attend him at Fontainebleau twice a week araroman . • 30.088 I" W.N.W I 7 fIW. i ''' '' '
LONDON,WEDNEEDAY,JUNEI7. waiting so long it is with a feeling of disappoint- coming to the conclusion that much resentment is certain eden will present a petition from Nova &o de alleging as was at first arranged.• 5 WS W -nu 'I! -
Greencastle . Milt 1 W.N.W • . ,
Pentanes NMI ES N. 1 M.N.*. ce - •
ment and almost of irritation that people find the to follow the rejection of Mr. Bright's temperate policy. the existence of much discontent in the province in regardyinouth Etat a 66 N. 2 8.N.W., et ' -
- --e--- - The news that the Milanlyoung Prince Milanoo Obreno-
PARLIAMENT IN THE DOG DAYS. despatches to be incomplete. The number of officers The local government of No" Scotia 15
carried to an act pared last season, under the title of the Brinell witch had left P • for Bel grad is weemeeth
s &&W.; r:- 1
e untrue. He nth Steel 04, it
on by 'the Provincial Pszliamenk in which the anti- N.S.E. I cb- •
--m-- and men wounded at the capture of Idagdeda were eneee. are in a majority thirty-six against ~____.orth`'"=__,'"'; '''''" to noes that " aaaabla ad" advised to •in Pane until the Sch Loudon 30.20f lef6Sl W. 1 3 .
Ms. Baione's effort to interest the House of but ten, and of these six • -----
of - dress be presented to the Queen, praying her Majesty to is
oup- e ere Nes 30.21 f 6115151 6.&W. I SAW. , 1
come under the h 4 RN .. ' -
eading two adherents of Confederation. Of course if the • • • • china shall have pronounoed its opinion on the Brv°4 - a • 1
Commons in the question of Nova Scotia woes appoint a commission to proceed to Nava Scotia for the Lorient -
" slightly," and but four under thatof " 4 N ! b - 1
remarkable instance of the pursuit of justice under 9- csuAßiza gee , severely." imperial legislature should continue deaf to the appeals purpose of examining the causes of the skied itisseta. question of rho sacceeeion. Rochefort 30.151 73166 E.
.it PEERY 8 report to the Daptrry- of the Nova Scotian, the provincial ministry will resign, faction, with a view to their removal. Mardis3o.lof TO M W. I W. :b - 1
difficulties. The fag end of an expiring session A Nice journal says that the ex-King of eieee - _ _ - - - - i-: - •
repo
ie dated the 14th of April, the majority will refuse to support the executive, the A letter from Fontainebleau says :-" The life Hanover is about to reside there with the appro- Brun": ••• • - - -•- - '.- !.: • : and a moribund Parliament ie not a period when and • the 'applies will not be voted, and the Governor will be Paris - - '-' ' ' -•' . _ .
gives e names of the officers engaged in the led by their Majesties at Fontainebleau isof social bee f the Em N
u one on o e Emperor apoleon.
members of Parliament can be expected to devote • of m compelled to fall back for the administration of the intimacy
storming agdala bringine "es roll to and therefore devoid of important incident.
Inueli time or attention to the complaints of a „noticel' ' 0. e - c province on the forlorn brace of senators that represent '- " ' The M. Bourke, the French Ambassador at Con- Lyons
Toulon ~- 10.12.77 L 3, 3 , L
the drummer and private 'who first forced the young Duke of Alb* and his Mitten are lodged with their
policy of union. The government, it is to be etantino le has p , concluded a convention with Hewn Co 30.005411 87 RICE. 1I 1 ' &I.E. in 41.
distant province with a population of lees than
the
gate, and the various be will begovinamp in the Pavilion Louis IT. The Prinee-Impesial tea. re
100,000. In the case of the Indian Budget, which officers who givingpraise
hoped, urged by the BOOM of Occusono to re- rims every mom* at half-past 6. A professor; Aali Pasha enabling French subjects to hold real Haressatar comestad and reclined to M der et sea
of ~,,
distinguished themselves, together consider their policy on this question. letterer (rising), I galling, s (steady), indicate &whoa u. _
is a matter •of importance to millions, every one with the cu fareof their hito one of the Paris colleges, reaches Fontainebleau by the property in Turkey. The other ambassadors to of the mem." within but 14 hours. Thermometer emOft.:
ac evemen .. •
te The Everything, in the judgment of the &sr tends to show
knows-none better than Mr. Banner-how difil- 8 o'clock train, and reads with the Prince until breakfast the Sublime Porte are about to negotiate similar Made. Extreme form with its direction during eteee.„
Medical Inspector General's-Dr. MAHLFYY'S-- at least the necessity for inquiry, and the Duke of Buck. L.-dm. Weather : b.-blue eta; c.- ml
.
• - coma
CUR it i 8 to get a decent House to hear thetime. In the afternoon there is another professor and treaties r.- fog h.-hall ; 1-lightning ; in.-iniety ;hazy .°• o.;
state- nominal roll of the killed and wounded was Made Ingham' 8 PplicY-ateautely dangerous" unless
aCe*MP*nieCi outer dudie& Ile rivlng Language., . under Itain-fell, moll ."--
spent of the Indian Minister. The feet is, that, by a withdrawal of the troops-would not under any Sir- le Latin, rind even a The Liberg4 says that the representatives in Paris (dull); *.-arm; a'-alar. ; L-41;
• •
lashed), dense last Pt hoar*. flea diettutmon
, up on April 15, and though Brigadier-General ttle algebra constitute the present object. of study. The
despite the ingenuity of the ventilator, and the pee enuntances, be so wise as the royal commission which prince is fond of riding • of England, Italy, and Prussia are about to meet Re3LiliKB. gieeteh...,,,l re
itta's return of the ordnance captured is ern- tee Bright demanda.in a velocipede, and makes boating • • During may • frelitral dunimdinn in the
desperate efforts of the officers whose duty ft is to dated dearlyat the Ministry of Foreien Affairs to 10111 with
parties with his omens. A pistol gallery has just been - - ems toot Plate at an atafians :th chane
_eweede6 tbro•44
,it was made soon after the 13th April. - re di the Marquis de Moustier in appointing a financial et ea toch in Ur° meth. hut wss alght d.."... use a
watch the thermometers, and to provide The wholeof this info • •orgaind for les amumenent" of readings between Nairn mad ymouth is four-fn _
....,„.
taxation would have been THE 1.1111071(7AN DESPATOBES.
ft 0001 and steady atmosphere, even the Lord Overdone has accepted the mike of prem. commission to superintend and manage the lack. Temperature km Amen in the north :. it i11:81:,;;;/
intensely interesting to England. Observing that Sir R. Napier's despatches, which
hardy constitution of British 1ee1.1.4.-.... t. _
_. _ _ dent of the Charine-erces Hospital. which became vacant revennee of Tunis puranent to a plan nronosed be regY .41.'_", a„.33e.r__...attlraass.Thasfee.°4l....ailtrot nrieble- ia phi
•

Ma. BRIGHT'S effort to interest the House of
Cimmons in the question of Nova Scotia was a
remarkable instance of the pursuit of justice under
difficulties. The fag end of an expiring session
and a moribund Parliament is not a period when
members of Parliament can be expected to devote
south time or attention to the complaints of a
distant province with a population of less than
100,000. In the case of the Indian Budget, which
Is a matter of importance to millions, every one
knows—none better than Mr. Bamirr—how diffi-
cult it is to get a decent House to hear the state-
ment of the Indian Minister. The fact is, that,
despite the ingenuity of the ventilator, and the
desperate efforts of the officers whose duty it is to
watch the thermometers, and to provide
a cool and steady atmosphere, even the
Lardy constitution of British legislators is
Unable to bear the wear and tear of a colonial dis-
cussion in the dog days. The collective wisdom of
the nation has, like ordinary individual*, its
pathology. Members of Parliament are after all
but mortals, and many of the benches of the house
in the period from June to August represent a
Castle of Indolence quite as much as a factory for
laws.

LADY ELIZABETH AND ADMIRAL EOM

Tim letter from Admiral Rom has drawn angry
rejoinders from the Marquis of Harrirties and Mr.
Hmniv PADWICK, both of whom preserve silence,
however, upon the point on which the public
is principally anxious to be informed. The Mar..
quis of Hurrnuas is very angry, in this morning's
Times, at what he terms the " tissue of *Libre-
" presentations" put forward by the ADMIRAL, and
insists that, so far from being " shamefully de-
" ceivod," The Earl was scratched by his noble
owner's express desire and authority, and without
prompting or suggestion from any one whatever.
Mr. MESHY Parowscir makes a circumstantial
historical statement of a conversation held
with the Duke of BRAUFORT, of his faithful
representations of this conversation to the Mar-
quis of Marmots, of the " saratchiag" letter
written to Messrs. WIATHIRST, and ootrreyed by
Mr. Rim, and of the gentlemen mold fit fiord
HASTINGS'S room when a certain couvenistiei folok
place. Mr. Panicle' adds that he had neither
" control over nor interest in" The Earl; that he
wee no party to his being =retake& and that Ike
" had not betted a single eittteikor. Kr
against him, for his Derby engagement." This
is all very well, and is interesting as far as it

Observing that Sir R. Napier's despatches, which
have at lad been published, confirm, in the
minutest particulars, the letters of the corn-

epee:ldeate, the AMA, proceeds to describe the cap-
ture of Magda* as the victory of science and discipline
over untrained and uninstructed valour. It was the
old conflict, so often renewed, and always with
the same result, between civilisation and barbarism,
the nice adaptation of means to ends, and the aim-
less and profuse expenditure of untutored strength. We
*mama boast of the result. It could not have been other-
wise. Pat civilisation hoe to face with barbarism, train-
ing * front of lawlessness, order against capricious
tyranny, and there can be but one magnet 13ut the issue
stay micros anew the lawn that, since the crushing of •
barbaric Power is thus inevitable, we ought to be careful
above ill t►ings lest our dealings with any such should
compel us again to engage in a contest in which our an-
tagoniet meet so certainly be crushed that we have not
even an unmixed satisfaction in victory.
'Ma Star does not we how Sir R. Napier could have
permitte the motion to 'have ended otherwise than
with the deidnietion of Magda*. His calm and modern
narrative seems to remove the only doubt that could
have existed as to the judgment and moderation with
which the military business of the expedition was carried
out.

Lord Overstone has accepted the office of Presi-
dent of the Charing-cross Hospital, which became vacant
by the death of the to Marquis of Babsbury.

On— ATIMINTII ST rffi " 011L."—Tie Owl says:
Colonel Mihrard will proceed to-morrow to Windsor to
lay the presents from the army of Abyssinia before bar
ridja,V.—Minnitere have conceded to the Irish railway
an =Union of time for repayment of the
160,00 W. advanced last year, and a bill is to be immedi-
stay introduced to give effect to the engqnest made to the
finance minister by an influential deputation last week.—
The government have consented to entertain a proposis
don for stimulating the aea fisheries of Ireland, by Ifie
temporary sdvance for that repose of fortieth funds
their possession, which may be dealt with without the no-
reality of to parliament for legislative
power.—Earlaffl ope presented last night in
the Howe of Lords the report of the &sleet
committee appointed to consider the operation of
the Ecclesiastical Titles Act throughout Oreat Britain
and Ireland. In the opinion of the majority of the
committee by whom this report baa been adopted the act
of 1861 was just and n as asserting the so
macy of thegenera crown, "and it had the effect pre-
et
in l and ostesdatioss assamloor
preventing
by the Boman catholic prelates.r ' Any
advantage to be pined by. the modification of this
enactment would," in the opinion of the committee, "be
more than noun balanced by the evil of reopening. with-
out sufficient cause, the discussion ot a question
always tabulated to cause mach irritation."
The Lord Chancellor had a bill on the sub-
ject prepared, but, lading the majority of the
committee = to any legislaticm, he withdrew it. The
committee report that the Ecclesiastical Titles Act
rat,
amaried Mgr* in the light of an affirmation of
acts of the loglibilnre in the nature of pre-
inunirs.—The Lord Met Baron will, as vacation
at Chamber., have the nomination of the e
revising barrietera omtempleted by the new registration
the Dill has not yet become law, there
are ewes II 00 appHoants in the hid.

The Libert4 says that the representatives in Paris
of England, Italy, and Prussia are about to meet
at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to join with
the Marquis de Moustier in appointing a financial
on to superintend and numage the
revenues of Tunis pursuant to a plan proposed by
the French government and accepted by the Bey.
The Eente to-day was quoted ex div., and the
closing prices, 70fr. 15c. for cash, and 70fr. 22jc.
for account, are precisely equivalent to those of
yesterday. Italian fell 60c., Credit Fonder sfr.,
and Mobilier lfr. 25c.

_
REMARK&
yesterday a gamest diminution in atmeoPh," P".
Inje)uttf place at all stations : the change eve,l,l thm-w•
of an Mob in the north. but was slight elsewhere. The aerate
of reeding, between Nam and Plymouth is four-teeth. et a
hada Temperature has risen in the math : it matinees tew•
at Wan nation,. The prevailing ln*Ve4All
were Liget and westerly at southern duttrieta, buns
north and east. This morning light northerly n trP__.„„
from stations on the Channel coast. The weather la rm.=
cloudy, sad fog is reported teesthe weal of Ireland, vnem
• taiga

Most brilliant anticipations of the harvest and
the vintage are indulged in all almost universally.
The vines arc wonderfully forward. There is but one
record of their ever having blossomed in the cen-
tral districts of France earlier than the beginning
of June, and that most exceptional event occurred
as far back as 1822. This year they were in flower
on May 29, and now the young grapes are quite
large.

DEATH or Ma. H. Dtrrvole.—Nows was Mori"'
in Leeds yeebwday that Mr. Henry Dutton..of the Wet
Sena* Delman— set of the Abyrsman Expediton. "no
et
dead
_by Moho brignads at Undall sear Zoulleis
ae
the MA of May. Mr. Dutton was the MI of Mr. Wei_
Dalton, cloth merchant, and one of the town councws:
Leeds. The unfortunate deceased was a fewpse,
the service of King Theodore in Abyssinia, s"
English secretary, and he was the author of anin
tetsri
book about that cruel monarch and the country one to''
he held a questionable rule. Mr. Dutton, we un
was about 28 or 30 years of age, and has kft wife
one cluld.—Thies.
DiriaLutoe OF TIM InDuirrators CL.torx--
The director, of the /A Armistice fa ey
proving the dwellings of Industrious Classes II"!
issued a saisfactory report in anticipation of the
meeting to be held on the 19th inst. It i=
that since the last report ten pairs of t°7B
have been built at Penge and are now occupied, nu
more are on the point of completion. The profit duct
the year has been sufficient to
.pay a dividend of
roe,
6 per oent. on the paid-up capital ; but as certain
tingencies have to be provided for, the directors tell
mend the payment of a dividend of only 4 per
which will leave • balance of 82W. IL Bd. to be or;
over to the guarantee fund. One of the rod
factory features in the report, however, is
count given of the sanitary condition of these dwroeS
The average Tate of mortality M the buildings of,tatto"-
socialien has rot bear 14 per 1,000, while the" of Mho
tropolis generally has been 23 per LOW pet I
has dreeemed during the present year 3 per Linura.
the very low rate of 17, which was the avant'
wren previous years.

Last night hon. members seemed to be more
than usually somnolent—" a pleasing land of
" drowsy head it was." There was a special reason
for this. The house had been flitting from 2 o'clock
in the afternoon tall 7 in the evening—just five
hours—and at 9, after a repose of only two hours,
it rammed its labours. Mr. DIAILA.zu has in fact
given notice of a motion, for this evening, to make
permanent this arrangement and distribution of
time whenever the House meets at 2. Our neigh-
bours across the Channel are content with a day
sitting of five hours, and several members of the
Corps Legialatif have been recently obliged to re-
tire to the country wearied and exhausted. Of
course the French Assembly—a thing of yesterday
—cannot be compared with a growth of /inch tough
ken as the English Parliament. Dr. JOHNSON could
facetiously amount for the rapidity with whieh he
composed his dictionary, compared with the
slowness of the French Academicians engaged

The Deily News sbA to see tbett the University of
Cambridge has vow forward *. the name of English
Iseraing ad hteralare le do honour to Yr. Longfellow.
In doing so the 'indeed ntdveniti Itts'repratinted, for
mos, the whole English people. It is, however, says the
Doily Xmas, in its international aspect that ft releloof at

Tits AuSTRALLar MAlLs.—Some inconvenience
has been felt from the fact that the Australian mails
are made up and due in London on particular days of the
month. A ample calculation will enable readers to
ascertain the precise days. The next Australian mail
yid Southampton, will be made up on the 11th of
July, and every 28 days afterwards ; and the same
mail rid Marseilles, will be made up six days
after the Southampton one. The Australian mail
rid Narsraldes, was due in London on the 14th but, and
will be due every 28 days afterwards, and the same mad,
isS Southampton, will be due id: days after the Marseilles
am. A China and Japan mail is made up, and due on
the same days as the Austrahan one; and also 14 days
after the Australian ens.