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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23

niy.ioy 30 Nxy i oHK Ncv.l OH March 20 1875.
rU'HE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR Is published
i for the information 81 those concerned
RICHARD J. DODGE, MAJOR l?th ,nftn'ry,
w,rDsplRrxxsr PHovo.r Marshal { ysEH,Ls}
OyUcg Wl.HISGros u. &. March H. 1875
CIRCULAR No tin conformity with tie Proclamation OF
e rre.de h'lesiih Psb'hst al oesi, ..d ea P9y g o.
oevg md orw ding Of ueh desrefs r'eni themselves
IN accoidsncc with II. provision -.
~ TIE PsIsIpEsr OF rns UNITED STATES oF AMERICA
Where's, twenty hrst section OF the actof consre 40
proved the third in'sHi emitted M a., 70 snil '
svfa heretofore passed 20 provide ot tie efroAAe a
calm, on, tho national foce' aft or other p,ro - re-
euire ,ha, in addition the o-r lawful psnsl's u the
q d,.eron rom " mi.iy % naval s'tifc ~ p,
United state. who shall no, rgfe 20 said .ersr Of siyr'
themselves Provost Marshal within sr'y days -nr NE
proclamation hereinafter m-n'9ned ,hi be a'oS's .nS
their rsh's q ciuEsnshp and hen us"' ." become
ns sny orc. ofras or poh, under Unel States. Of
rishis o. cxrns thereof AID al persons rho
.on, beng duly enrolled shr depart The Jun'dcion Of
the district n which b. T. ENROLLED - % b",oud tho nh %
sry OF nsyl rrve duly ordered lal be liable TO the peu.
se. OF his section An 'lr President hereby authorized
rreston setting forth 'h~ provision. Of tha ion in
which proc anstou the President ia requested TO y all
shall be parioled couaoa Of returning 70 sher rmens
conpane. Or 10 u, other osanatousa hey may be
equa o. their of On ltsrm Of enli. iment'
Now ther,i.fe 10 Known that ], ABHAHAs LINCOLN
required ~ d act ordering and requiring al de'"ers To-
cter proper posts and do hereby notify them ,l"I a
t,ertrf. who shelf within sriy days ON tie date ~ thv
Proc ANA ION before tie lTh Gay Of May 49,. re-
. o. srlyoe, report hsmscS.. 70 Provost MARTIAL
a b. p.rd ned condition h-t they frturn 10 Their
regiments and ocmpanes or TO such other orlqu ~
hey may be s.sn.d TO- and The remainder OF their
on o. enlistment and in addition thereto period
CO.. Al to the time lost by deseftou.
% In testimony ~len,af have Aerern'o set my hand and
caused III. zeal 81 the United States ~ ~ .rAcs
Done II tho City Of Washington tbs eleventh day OF
March la thc car OF our Lord one thousand sh
H. 81 hundred and sial i've aud Of tie Independents Of the
uuiei states, .hr eighty ninth 81 . .
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by tie President: WILLIAM Il. s,vAKD, secretary Of
State 800
The record, and Of these desoes VIII be made
10 the j. provided fr m other -ases By et
i-ug regulations. except that Will lie noted o. hr book o
desetcf arrested opposite the name OF de1rrts TIE c OF
his having voluntarily surrendered hins' ~ eonpruniF VA
the President Procana on. and the number u surndrr
ing Themselves be- srs.y stated Tia report TO ti.
Office.
The Secretary Of Wa directs that reward be paid for
the Of deerers who lie arrested uIseqnent to tie
receipt Of this order BY the D.irif Provost Narstals
JAMES Is. FRY, Provo marshal Gen. ral
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Assr O. 81 OFFICE, FoRAGs DRIFT. No. ~ CEDARsr.,l
NEw DIRK err. an. ~ 1898.
'GEALED PROPOSALS will be received daily
- al THIS OFFICE for the furnishing OF this Department!
with:
Corn
Oats,
Hay and Straw
Paies viii specify in their propositions how the Hay aud
sa IL ed And whether the Grain Is sacked In bulk.
T.. ID. CHAPMAN, Capt, A. Y. NJ.
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TEN YEARS LOAN.
SSOO,O00.
KINGS COUNTY (GRooKLYN) SEVEN FER CENT
COUPON BONDS.
KINGS COUNTY TREASURER OFFICE, }
No. d (ouRr-sI. bRnOKLYN. Fah. vi. 49,.

KiSGs COUNTY 1REAsuBgRs OYTrcB,
No 10 CoURr-sr.. bRooKIYS. Fcs. III. 49,. }
The County Treasurer hereby invites sub pron Ia "a nv
cf one thousand dosrs and upward to loan Of S'Wc'
authorized by Chap Of the laws Of ll4 az ~ resolution q
the Board Supervisors adopted Dec 40 1864 for the Ps
pose of nng quota Of the County under the Pes1ent
last call for troops.
Subscribers will receive "Cerheses Of Indebtedness
bearing interest from ID, de Of ubscrpon Until TIE bo1d
ready for delivery. ,, ,,.,,
The Bonds will bee in,ersst the rse of SEVEN FIX
CENT PER ANNUM, rsyabie semi annually, 20 W.T.; On
the Isl dsy OF Mey and November the principal viii be due
end payable n the LIST day Of May, 1875.
The subscription book open the 1TeGsurers oce
THOMAS A GARDINER. County Treasurer.
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TIE NATIONAL PARK BANK

TIlE NAIIONNL I'NIEIN BANK
OF y E.W-NORN,
in H., CITY Of NewY IN tie County New Yors snd state
NcwYor has been duly organized undeT aud according to
the requirements the Congress entitled An Act TO
provide National Currency, secured by pledge ofunitcd
States bonds poSae for the circulation and redemption
thereof approved June .. 1854 and has COMPLIED vita al tie
provisions of required be complied with before com
rneuoius the busn.ss Of BANKING under aid Act.
The office OF he Comproe. cfthe Currency being vacant.
Now therefore l. Samuel r Howard. Deputy Comptroller OF
the Currency do hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NETWORK,
in the City New ok the County Of New lork sud State
Of New YORK Su,horzea TO the business Of Banl
Ing under the act sforcssid
In testimony whereof. vnes' my AaDd and seal O. 'scs
this ouTieeutL day Of March 1861.
IsEsL1 SAMUEL Z. HOWARD.
No Pi Deputy Comptroller CT the Currency
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION,
No / BoSDsr., NEW YORK. March ~, 1865. ,
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF Scale

Proposal. will be received by the Commissioner. OF PUP
dc Charities aud Correction AZ their oifce. No. BOND ST,
until O'clock D. IN the l31 instant for supplying sucl
ouati.s OF Fresh Beef may be required nom the 4 o.
Msrch until The Goth day of June next Tor the feii
Tertiary and Wora
spec6crtiou. a. 20 the quality description and quantity re
ouired will be- Furnished application At their oic"
:. DRAPER, ISAAC BELL: ,...,..
LAMPS NIC UOLSON MOSES II. GRlNNsLL,
Comut. iOners.
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OFFICE oP THK PHrSIx FIRE INSURANCE CoMrAsf'{
BnooGLYS. Ma.ch u, 1855.
Directors OF this Com
~ psny after having reserved The necessary snrp9s ie
fFN 16 PER INT nom the profits Of the Company the
past months payable demand at their Ae"lo IA "
hce No. l39 Broadway. -. .., -,.,,. c,.
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Go tlJbom il man Concern.

NOTICF.-The "PACIFIC MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANlS" steamer - CuLOkADO'
will open the inspection OF the public On "wednesday
Thursday Friday aud Saturday Of this week. ON 10 a. M
10 D. "a each day the wharf, foot Of Canal ~, formerly
occupied by the Collins Line
1ho,e engaged the development Of he conmore Of Cali
FORMS and the Pacific and IN the general proes Of the A'er
can Merchant Steam Marine viii be interested IA thee ANNA
ton a. tbs vessel.
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A LINE OFFICERS UNIFORM for SALE
chesp-consi.tiug Of fTocs Coat Pants OyeTeoet word
BELT end Saswhich scrvsd the prsssnt the
peon Sherman lie 4 about leaving lur tropr,
and VII .po-c Of the whole al e than cost, The suit ao
includes Gold eule'irs; rank, fir LeutenaDi Oyecoat
j. new address j. Z. b.. Tribune Office.
a NEW IAW.-Soldicrs wounded in the
~ Inc OF duty or their heirs untitled 20 Bounty.
SHELDON LEfFERTS, ~ raIk.row Time Building.
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Drp GOODS.

r ORD & TAYLOR,
No. 255, 257, $50 and 2s1 GRAND corner OF
CHRYsTIE-ST ST,
WILL OPEN TnRrR NEW STYLES o.
SPRING AND SUMMER MOURNING BON
NETS
THURSDAY, MARCH 30. n
PATTERN BONNETS FOR THE COUNTY,
TRADE.
I ORD d. TAYLOR,
Nos 25j 257, $50 and 26l GTspds.., eor Chryste,
WIN open New Styles Of
SPRING AND SUMMER MOURNING BoNNETS.
THURSDAY, March ~
PATTERN BONNETS FOR THE COUNTRY TRADE.
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finanrial.
COAL.


CAPITAL STOCK. 600
WORKING CAPITAL, Oct Of The abOye......~ 100000
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CHIEy QUALTFRaAsTEKs OYFicE, No 1873 Girard st.,
PHn.DRLPHn DEPOT, March Is, 1859
CEIED PROPOSALS will be received AZ
This Office t.l TUESDAY. March 70, 1865 IL O'Clock
Tor Delivering 81 the SchG ylkn Arsenal.
iorG4Hius WOOL FLANNEL Indigo dyc, 10 weigh )!
10 the yard 4 width for s4ek Army STANDARD
Grey Twi!cd Elan el for Shirts Army standard
Red, n bite and Blue Bunting Army standard
! inch elbow Silk Lace. Amy Standard
inch sky blue SILK Lace. Army STANDARD.
/ iuca scarlet Lace. Army Standard.
" Brown Thread No. IS. Bidders to furnish iuple.
Red Spool Cotton No. 40. Bidders To furnish sample.
81 Blsck Si.esii. Bidders 10 furnish sample.
straw Weeping PAPER 6As0 to weigh about % los per
tesm.
Parr, Offering goods should make separate proposals for
each sce oasel aud distinctly state Ia their bds
yrspe.e " Grish each wres the price ehh 'houd be r'ri
'- bon, is ord. and hgaSe'l and conform to tho terms OF
bio advertisement, cory " Ehieh 1ohd accompany ed0'
yJe tJsdL
STANDARD sampes of The src, required be seen at
this Office Samples. when Submitted, must be marked ana
numbered correspond with the proposals and the parties
thereto must guarantee that the goods sh, be- in every
spsct equal o. army stiahd otLeI"e INC ItoPosus W." NV
be consid rrd -. ,,.-
Bids will opened TUESDAY March Ok. 1865 at l.
o'clock d.. aud bidders requested to BE- Present
sch bid must b. guaranteed by two responsible persons
signatures be appended To tho guaranty, aud Ell
the. 10 Is being good and sufficient security for the amount
ylyc BY souie public functOnsry OF the United states
Al pr1Ioss should be- made ont the REGULAR forms,
which vi. be- farnished on application a. tits Office ,
The sht Is reserved ect any bid deemed unreasonable
and no bid from icfoul,ins vii be received
ludor,- envelope Proposals FOX there insert the Of
'' Colonel WILLIAM W. McXIM,
Chief Quartermaster. PhLdeip his Depot.
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OtYrcE A. A. PRoyo.r MAssBAL GEsERAL, }
AND sUP NoLrHTEKH RECRUIT iSG SsKvicE. SOUTHERN
DIVISION 80 NV DIRK hrYy-l ofs, harcn 20, w. ,
FINHE FOLLOWING CIRCt LAR Is published
i Tor tie information Of those concerned
RICHARD T. DODGE. MAJOR l?th lnfan'ry',
4. A. 7. Il. General.
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F.cili.ie, for mining end transportation swpie.

Goal ~ be delivered
Shareholders in the tomIsny viii be cutited 20 one n 81
coal snnualy actual foT each share 81 stock led ny
them.
The surplus coal produced from tire nes tfcr supplying
the stockholders will BE- sold AZ nket stes aud profits 81
yded among the STOCKHOLDERS in Semi Annual Cash
Dividends
The subscription books open 81 the following
places viz; At tte Comptnys Ofcc new Marhie building
No l57 BrosdSsy hr-t floor; NEiLlSGTON con. Nc.
"a Broad st. J. d ". BROWN. No ~ Wd'crst { ARR
BLANCHARD, No. lA FTonts-; hchlLLOf sPRAGtE.
Ne 81 Psrkrow and No rs Nasfau-st. NessIa ~ III a
BRO Button and PierTepon SIS also corner Car OIL
end H,kssts, Brooklyn; ". I SAChEII No. q state
St and PECK 4 HILlMAN, Albany; JOS. F. SIMMONS,
ISAAC n HAIGuT, ard PECh HlLLNAN Troy, y. y.
ror foil particulars. panphie Including Prs HITCHCOCK
Report the property k CO.. send your sddgess to the
Ofioe Of the Company.
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DRUSSIAN GENERAL EXHIBITION

OF THE INDUSTRIES or ALL NATIONS.
All ARTICLES for this Exhibition should be dcivcrt
for shipment via Hamburg before the lSh Of Adi nett
TO AUSTIN BALDWIN Co. Agents OF tho Fruss'an
Executive COMMITTEES, No. u broadway, NJ Y.
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DERsONs are CAUTIONED against negotia

L ting BH the London hnd Brazilian Bank Limited
No Old Broad London for f2Co - to the ORDER OF
L Galon dad Bahia 24h January. 1895. without inst con
ltiug with AGMAR CO.. Nos - and 80 Soust agents
"a New.i oTk OF the London and Brudian bank Limited
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Court Of General Sessions.

HtfoEh JUDGE
jar. 6--Detrict Attorney Hall appeared In oour,
and after the calendar arranged the following
were disposed Of by the jaIy:-
Bridget SMITH indcIod for forgery In The second
degree in attempting 10 pass counterfeit bill the
Corn Exchange Bank pleaded guilty 20 the fourth grade
Of that offence AMI fenanded for sentence. Kais
Lang jointly indicted with Ann McGee for receiving
quantity Of brass knowing II 10 have been stoen
acquitted The only wi,ncsa Joseph Doyle, the boy
who stole the property from the premises Of Mr. Claude
Dureaux. The srl servant in the employ Of Mfs
McGee who wiil Nc tried for the 0me offence
Fanny wood respectable looking old woman,
receiving small quantity of cotton wadding which
stolen From the premises II Aaron Stein nv expert
young thief, named Henry Hsblet2
Henry keiber also promptly acquitted on mn In
dictnent aiiedgng that he received harness which
stolen from Roger " Martin by some person unknown
Tbe testimony 10 sustain the prosecution ia the above
cases was very slight but the indictments found
MT hutcnugE, the prosecuting officer piesented them for
the disposition Of the Jury
We are pesed to notice among our list OF new appoint
ments Tor the ensuing year the OF Cunning Bed
ford ", ior Assistant District Attorney. Mr. Bedford Is
che son oi very etainent physician Of this city and like
hts father, ne destined 20 distinguish himself in his
profession Although u s scarcely fonr wears sipco e
was admitted 10 practice the bsr he has nv cons,ent
care unremug study, together with An aidout love
for his vocation raised himeolf 10 position thai ma, vel.
no onvied by the young gentlemen the ern
There s probably person better able 10 indye of Mr.
Bedfords requirements than Mr. A. o. Hall onr ,rov,hv
Disrict Attorney by whom Mr. Bedford was .n,o,otaJ
IN The place OF Mr. Orlando l. Stewart the ,a,e nnsnr
<essful candidate for City Judge.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Explorations In Australia.


Tho following important despatch from Colonel Finniss
Government Resident OF the Northern Territory has
received II the arrival of the expedition
sent out by the Of South Australia Adams
Bay in June last the establishment OF depot and gives
very satisfactory report Of the prospects Of the
Depot ESCAPE CIIEPs, Aug 49, 1854.
SR-l have the honor 10 acquant you, for the infor
nation OF purchasers Of land in the North Territory South
Australia that the of the Beatrice
Commander Hutchinson, r. N. the Henry Ellis, Capt
Phillips, and the Yaiaa, Captain Humbert government
voSsei) arrived safely at the rendezvous Adams
Bay, during the month OF June last l have estab-
hshed depot at Escape Cliffs q few miles south
Of Cape Hotham, and hope to proceed with the sur
veys in about a month. / am unable to say where
the site OF the town will be- but probably this place
The Adelaide river s navgable for sixty miles for ships
or any burden with the aid of steamtug and there
abundance OF fine land and timber its vicinity From
the appearance Of the country inland there every
reason TO believe that wool can be produced in paying
abundance and that all descriptions Of cattle will thriye
The soil " suited to tropical vegetation generally and il
the climate permit is rich enough and varied enough
many extra tropical productions especially such
ceed In South Australia The early departure Of the
mail fOrbids my giving longer accounts The sailing
directions will be Obtainable at the Admiralty, Com.
mander Hutchinson having sent charts and explanations
home by this opportunity direct to the photographers
e1ice In london We arrived without casualty, landing
foureen horses and ten builocks, with which
baYked In safety.
have the honor 70 be, SIR your most obedieD humble
servant, B. 7. FINNlSS,
Government Resident, North Territory,
The Agent General for South Australia
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

L,RANk DUFFY. CORNER or CROSBY AND HowARf,
streets wants y know, for the information hnsef
and Other rich tsyes how or why II b that Supervisors
Tweed, bunt ~ 'yu pToileT Brennan want Iay le
pc's Vi advertise tho ~ opdyks az an sus
iary When Az the papers advertise Tie every aay
for nothing " hsy pay for one they should pay for all
RoAst PHFasASrs AND GREEN TURTLE 30.
~ dnhrr " morrow. English mutton Tuesdsy. Fcf
sale splendid saddle Welsh Mutoa Hare Yar,pout5 Bes,
go .rs ~ RIcHARDsoS, Agent o. Maiden hne corner 81
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

people, 10, we armed but on Andtng ont what honi
Sle condition they were in, they ,mmed,assly helped %
farhs have taken some as servants and the rest
bsng sent into the interior daily work the farms
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

TUE GOULD a CURRY SILVER MINING COMPANY
bas deelared dividend December OF seventy hvs
o0as yer foot iu gold payable through the Bsch of Cslfcr
ma on stof registered for dividends In New York. and
No 70 Pine street II
ksw Y0RK. Jan
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

A lSToHIt,AI FRENCH NV

rf# A HISTORICAL FRENCH DWARf.
i remarkable character recently died at Paris the
dwarf Of Rchebourg who though perhaps not quite SO
celebrated General Tom Thumb" was historical
parsonage Richebourg VINO only sixty ccntnieres
HIGH in his sixteenth year placed in the household
sf the Duchess OF Orleans he mother OF King Louis
Phiippel He often made useful for the trapsmis
sion Of despstches. He was dressed up as baby and
Important State papers placed in his clothes and thus
he able 10 effect between the Paris
and the eigres which could hardly have taken place
~ any other means The most suspicious or SONS
sottes never took it HIS head 10 stop nurse with
haby in her arms For the last thirty years he lived in
RArs in the houses in the remOtest part Of the
fsubourg 81. Germain He had a morbid dread Of ap
pearng public and is recorded that during this long
period he put his foot outside the house He
seived from the Orleans family pension Of 81 600
annum. He had STAINED the ripe age Of nnety-two
louis Ander, who for many years the favorite
senor OF the Austrans, died in Veneta December II.
The poor fellow out of his Senses and he is said
Avssuered terribly during the last day OF his life
Narbutt, the famous Lithuanian historian has died at
wilma % the advanced age of eghtytwo He lost both
~ cops In the nsurrectonone the battle field the
ether the scsnod The latter one OF the ablest
and most daring OF the insurgent Chiefs and for
months Kept the Russian troops at bay with a nero
handful Of men. Not single member Of this ancient
asd honorable family is now living
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

nfricE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER n
~ BrnadwAy.

nfIfCE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER M
10 CONTRACTORS Proposals inclo-cd In sealed en-.
veop. iudutsed with the tide of he work. and with
~ the bidder written thereon win b. received thr
office untl wednesGay january ~. 1850 n O'Clock A. NJ
For furnishing Gas u and lighting al the public lamps
tha city pf New York. lying south ~ line ucins
Isst R he foot Of Grand street and
through 1gand street 70 Sullivan street through suiyar
street r. Canal street snd through Cai
river Tor The term Ui year
to and lighting all In
the city ~ New york, lying north Of line
The Pest river ~ he foot of Grand street aud running
through ihe middle ~ 1faud 20 sullivan street.
through sullivan street N Canal street through Canal
" the Hudson river souh of line
the East river AZ he Thirty and
through the middle % Thirty fourth
Hudson river, Tor the term OF wear.
Mso, for Furnishing Gas 70 and lighting all a.. public
lamps ~ ~. city o. New York lying north the middle Of
thirty fourth street and south of The Seventy
ninth srs"t from the East river 70 the Hudson river the
term of year
Also for turm-hng Gas ~ and lighting All tho public
lamp Ia he city Of New york us norih % the nidc OF
seventy ninth street from the East river Go the Hudson
riser, for The term - Que year 84H
BLANK proposals. together with the ton.
and agreements, can b. obtained ~ this once
Dstrd stree, Department New YORK, January T. lRfB
CHAnLEs q. cokNEI.i. ssr.ei ccsnni.slon.t
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
po--uaston or China.

The following statistics relating 10 the Internal condi
ton OF China nroper tax from the statistical chart
sf q new work by Mr. r. Montgomery Martin, late her
Msstys treasurer the colonial consular and dipo-
matte services In China, and member Of the Legislative
Council at Hong Kong entitled 'China, Political, Com
ercia and Social In China proper il appears there
ss7 s07 inhabitants and in the dependencies OF
4, 600 900, making total OF 400, ,50e 900 OF
people under government The population ON
each square mile is 2S3, and the area in
square miles is l,297e99. The quantity of land
estimated at 800 s29, 100 English acres Of which
M l!9 743 Ii under cultivation. The land realizes
a. 023 taes OF silver the salt revenues s34
taels and other duties 99I 092 taels The total ised
revenue of the province 50 taes of which
~ 57S taes and 423 955 sbih OF rice "a shih being
about l6O pounds avoirdupois transmitted 70 the i'm
penal treasury, while 5569 29 taels remain in the pro-
vncea The standing army and militia number 232 900
men. The table from which the above statistics
taken s prepared from various authorities the greater
portion having been furnished in China and translated
from the reco
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
PersonaI InteIIiwence,

The eldeet OF Earl Russell (Visc0unt Ambercyl
- make his debut in the English Parliament after The
nert general election The noble lord has literary turn
and occupied his leisure during the last year two
contributing 70 the London Spectator.
Admiral Codrington Mrs Codrington and Anderson
m the Divorce Court London have held q consultation
and tho result is that Colonel Anderson correspondent
WILL within the first four days Of next term the
whole court for trial, the ground OF msdirec
on ~ the learned Judge Ordinary The general opinion
IN Westminster Hall ID that the rule will be made abso
lutte, Sir J. Wilde clearly misdreced the jury or
rather s'ed" them, by the direction which he gave.
Mn CodriDgtons friends assert that however bsmeabe
she may be the ground of careless and incoDsioefae
6rtation her conduct was not criminal
The Count and Countess Zichy who arrived in France
Vienna having resigned their position in the household
Of the Emperor and Express Of Mexico The Countess s
siser 70 the Prince de Metiernc Austrian Ambassador
n France.
II 10 rumored in political circles Ia London that minis
tsrs will make application 10 Parliament ia the course
Of next session for increase Of the grant 10 tho Prince
Of Wales very considerable sum has been named
the smount by which IL is found necessary that hts Royal
Hlghness iucome should be ncressod but IL seems
be generally understood that the demand will
ceed the sum of G30, 600 year
The Queen Spain has conferred the "roya aud dis
singuished order Of the Grand Cross OF Charles ILL.,
Cardinal wisemsn Archbishop of Westminster. This is
the most distinguished of all the Spanish orders, aud
ranks next 70 that of the Golden Fleece II fonrdcd
In lT7l by Charles ILL., the birth OF his grandson
Charles Clement and confirmed by bull of Pope B.nc
dict Xix In l772, who granted IL various spiritual prsi-
leges belong te old religious orders of chy
airy. H. NJ devoted ~ the pure conception OF the Viz
gin.n
The Count Arscott son heir OF Of the nobcst
Belgian houses, has joined tho ron,i6ca Zouaves
ample soldier
NJ Mocguard being deid public report already assigns
him successor private Secretary 10 Napoleon.
n Peletier Chief dc Cabinet Of NJ. Fould, and
President OF the Court OF Accounts n spoken or
aso NJ Duruy Minister Of Public Instruction: viscouui
Dc la Gueronnere Senator aud NJ ssnte Beuve ol the
French Academy.
The Of the betrohal Of the Princess Maria
daughter OF the Prince d. Hohenzolern with the young
King OF Bavaria is contradeted by communicated
note signed by Count de Bismatk.