The Bee-Hive. — 1873-01-18 (London, England)

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.  FRIDAY. The Queen held a Council yesterday at Osborne.  About 100 farm labourcrs have just left Liverpool for Brazil.  Eighty journeymen carpenters having struck at Copenhagen, the master carpenters, in accordance with a resolution previously taken, closed their shops. Fresh arrests have been made at Marseilles, Avignon, and Perpignan, of persons itharged with being implicated with the Internationale. The prisoners have been sent to Narbonne.  Scotolimen in London will celebrate the anniversary of the With of Burns, loy a dinner under the auspices of the Caledonian Society of London, at Freemasons' Tavern, on Friday, the 24th inst., Saturday being the birthday of the Scottish poet.  A public meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the Egyptian Hall at the Mansion House for the purpose of taking further proceedings to carry out the project of an Hospitel Sunday in London. The Lord Mayor presided, and there were also prett the Rev. Canon Miller, Archbishop Manning, Sir Anthony de Rothschild, and a number of other influential gentlemen. A resolution was agreed to declaring it to be advisable to have a collection annually in the different churches of the metropolis for the benefit of all the metropolitan hospitals. At Bow-street Police-court yesterday afternoon, Frederick George ms, 29, was placed at the bar charged, upon his own confession, with having murdered Harriet Buswell, at Great Coram-streot, on the 25th December last. It was provtd the prisoner was drunk at the time of making the statement, and there being nothing to connect him with the crime, he was discharged. Arthur Barnard, a gamekeeper on the estate of Sir Harry Mainwaring, Peover, Knutsford, died on Monday from a gunshot wound which he received at a distance of two yards from a poacher whom he was pursuing on the previous morning. On his deathbed he declared that the shot nad been fired by a man named Christopher Gibbons, agAinst whom a verdict of wilful murder was returned on Wednesday by a coroner's jury. At the Liverpool Police-court yesterday, a commercial traveller and salesman, named Roberts, in the employ of Mr. Grecveleores, wood merchant, was charged with embezzling between £4OO and £5OO, and also with forging invoices. He was remanded until Tuesday next.  At the Central Criminal Court, a shoemaker named Ash, who stabbed a man called George Taylor, for having watched and accused him as a pickpocket, was sentenced to five years' penal servitude—Taylor having narrowly escaped with life. The person named Henry Kirwin, lately committed for fraud on a military tailor for falsely representing himself as an officer in the Royal Engineers, and thus obtaining goods on credit, was sentened to four months' imprisonment.  Count Sohouvaloff, who lately arrived in this country on a special mission from the Czar has been presented to her Majesty by Ear Granville.  A correspondent at St. Petersburg, writing on the 9th inst., says :—" It is confidently stated here ,that the lion. F. Wellesley, the Military Attaché, is to accompany Kauffmanil in his expedition against Khiva." According to a Times telegram, the Russian Press observes absolute silence on M. Sohouvaloirs mission and its discussion in the English Puss.  A sailor named lloylo was sentenced by the Dublin magistrates, on Monday, to four months' imprisonment with hard labour for forming part of a mob of 300 persons who on Sunday attacked and desperately assaulted threo constables of the metropolitan police.  Another .advance in the price of coal has been wade in the Dudley, Drierley-hill, Bolek, and Bilton districts, and the rates are now the highest which have been realised in South Staffordshire.  LAMPLOUGIf 8 PYRETIC SALINE has peculiar and retuarkate properties in Headache, Sea or Bilious Sickness, preventing and curing Hay, Scarlet, and other fevers. It is admitted by al: users to form the most agreeable, portable, vitalizing beverage, proving exceedingly beneficial in the prevention of Small Pox and Eruptive Coraplaints. Sold by most Chemists, and the maker, IL LAMPLOUtiII, 113, Holborn Hill, London.  "ItEsfatticAuLE, VERY REMAILK MILE," are the effects of Limplough's Pyretic, Sahue in Preventing and Curing Small-pox, Fevers, and Skiu Diseases, and Bowel complaints, specially refreshing and invigorating during hot weather. Sold by all chemists, and the Maker, ILI, lielhornhill, London.