, 1865-07-03
The Startling Conspiracy in Spaln-.-
The Russian Scheme in Eastern
Asia---The German Emil
grant Movement.
ENGLAND.

u MI VpFuelIoA AoA 4eaFt tAeLu just huclc
they are. The Independents are for reform
meaning vote for manhood everywhere.
The sGalg ght ont Tories arc looking backHa
to SEE where they. can establish sccu.e re-
o,st THs Independent Tories are anxious
selves In Office, Of course, and fight down all
| reform. Tho, appeals to the electors are
thick as Vallambsoea leaves.i It Is noticeable
thata familiar war strategy ie much In vogue
OF stealing ono anothcr's uniform, and the
Liberal talks to the Britcns in localities
| where It l., in his ricw, e1pcdIcnt. as If be
was the yeliest conservative in England,
| while the Tory, on like occasions, gives tho
| warmest culogy Of the. reform movement.
All accounts agree on this point, that the
Liberals would sweep the field without any
doubt, but they have too many candidates In
the fields The Tory force Is best drilled.
We hare seen. something like this on our
own side Of the water It costs q large sum
| to be elected. at least ST. 900, and the mem-
her receives no pay. This fhct makes it
1eef:sa15 H. tlat ths ths asplfa4t should be rich.
| filed with reports ofmeetings to adyancc the
chuse of rival claimants.
The next topic OF interest before the Eng
| lish mind Is the American question: tbs
claims growing out Of the Alabama, aud the
I tate OF she rebel leaders. Concerning the sue
! cess OF the Union cause the latest blind cav.
t iller has ceased. .Thc sprreuder OF the last
rxbl amy IN The extreme Southwest; and
| the impressive character Of the great closing
| rev1ewsat Washington, has had a marvellous
effect upon the British mind. But 1t Ia no
ticcab:c and worthy Of q respectful hearing at
uniyersal anonf our staunchcst friends abroad
| against drawing the blood ct the rebel lead
T.: 5 now that they are In our hands. Tbs
| new Pail Mall Ga.ette, liberal, htgh~toned
| paper, warmly our friend, says such a course
is hangiDg JEFF. Davis would only find SYM
Ata banquet given at the Fisbm ,nger's
Company, on the evening Of Juue II. to the
| Prince OF Wales, Lord Bfouzh ham, now aoed
| eiehty-tlre, ~as among tue guests, and de-
! lire1ed an animated speech. In this he took
] occasion to allude incidentally to the tcrn,:.
nation of. Tia war in Amlrh.a apparently
with tbe FieT Of * n7essrr iis ferrant hnne
that no rcyenre void he t,I.en m m. Tn nost
prominent leaders % Of tte M rebeilion. chilli NJ 's 1':S'
AZ to lie nayment of onr c1airna. orou,nc
mt ~ n,rac|ct hy Rritiah hnfIt % .e5ai @bM hnrn1
neerInE craft, it ali depends on the result Of
| the coming election whether the billis paid
promptly OR 10 be "lett 1or COLLECTION" By
0s Eno1an5 ~ peirs iszst 1,ca,, s,sv,1oa .u
siblc railroad disasters. Al stanlchprst nne
hundred passengers In (, dying train: were
dashed oyer o bridge paIapet into .tha river
maG;%, ~ ~th ~ Efeas a9ss o. NE. In ons 9! The
GhaI1es nicIeps. @ e'u's ~ LIE oflaA "as
Liverpool Is freshly excited over tbs Fc.
rian bugbeAr.. A attas Guy FaWkes Of tel-
low Was caught With tefflole oa,a 'o.':n IN
=! ~ poossesiiou. EsnsG ists ,,sn,s ~ ,a...
town rcasfI lie most seosafion.1 T. the r.:s ~
Of q. ion Of the late Duke OF Newcastic. Lord
Thomas Clinton, In the Divorce Court, where
Lady Clinton has instltutad proceedings
nGhia t,na m'n ivr ~ .nh1 ae scl1n o.
horin1 hts Ionaatic affaies 1,nhi,c u
In tfe Dlyorca Conrt: at Tie ean1s fine that
IN attempt Was being made to sstt1e hfs rc.
cunIary afJa5rs In the f,onrt nf R1nkTnntrv
Lord Clinton does not appear 10 be- satisfied
with the proceedings Of either tribunal, both
of them having meted ont hut little mercy to
the aristocratlc suitor, and be has appealed
to tho press, by attacking tha reputation Of
bis late spouse, In which be failed lamenta-
bly, for himself. :; -.
:. ~, :: FRANCE ~.
The Emperor has got home from Algeria In
d state of health thai; ptta 4 nufctns IN all
stor,ca ~ IT, hs,n,- ,,.e- Sos+h H.. ~, -
osu.tr ~ s y W. 't o.
mysterious malaates; He "a1e MS su'!e 70
the verge. Of exhaustion In their attempt to
follow him In the adventures Of his forty days
aossnce ii AlgelIa. and the letter writer's
nonnlace iorso,s5 6,,s LAY ...,. ~ ~
1oiiWav sIs,so,, 80, " apfaa a..."4 ..1a o
The Fmn,ass a~.sp..as 49, :n1 H., s1. 10y : ae'
Enn,.:,:h1san ~ ta5o ti.apah 80 80 ss.., ann y.
1870 ~ - ~. lA 80 n.
- - -? 49, s@..4oc ~. ~. aAons
Wv Aouto teneH ~ tue auuon' o. aAtolne,