The Bee-Hive. — 1871-07-15 (London, England)

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.  FRIDAY.  The Orange procession at Now York, under the protection of the police and military, paraded at two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, but was several times assailed by the Catholics. The military fired upon the rioters, and it is reported that fifteen or twenty were killed and many wounded. It is said that several soldiers and policemen were killed. The i rioting continued n several parts. Twenty militia armouries of the Orange lodge were threatened by the mob.  Baron Hausmann intends to oiler himself as a candidate for Passey, as Municipal Councillor.  The Duo de Broglie is again spoken of as • likely to. succeed Jules Favre, who is expected to resign.  The trial of Edmund Walter Peek, 30, for the wilful murder of Jane Maria Monsen, was resumed yesterday morning at the Central Criminal Court, before Lord Chief Justicc Bovill. The case for the prosecution was proceeded with, and after some evidence, was again adjourned.  The trial of Flora Newington, alias Davy, ;17, On the charge of the manslaughter of Mr. .Frederick Graves Moon, on the 9.4t11. May last, commenced yesterday at the Old Bailey, before Baron Channell.  According to the Spener Gazette no regular diplomatic representative of Germany will be sent, to France until after the entire evacuation of the country of the country by the German Army of Occupation.  The ceremony of admitting Prince Arthur to the freedom of the City of London, took place yesterday in the Council Chamber, Guildhall. His Royal Highness arrived shortly before two o'clock amid the cheers of the large crowds of people.  The Afriean mail steamer Liberia, which arrived. at Liverpool yesterday afternoott, brings news of importance from the coast. The -health Was good, and trade steady. The King of Old Calabar was dying, and it was feared. that his death would be the signal for a fierce war for the crown.  In celebration of the 25th anniversary of, the iN;edding of the King and Queen of Wurtemburg, the Queen has founded 'a home for the daughters of deceased officers and officials, and the King has granted an amnesty for various .breaches of the law.  Yesterday afternoon the Devastation, turret ship was floated out of dock at Portsmouth, in the presence Of an immense 'number of spectators.  Intl° Court of Bankruptcy ye.iterday there was a first sitting. for the proof of debts and choice of a trustee Under the bankruptcy s.ef Sir Claude ChainpiOn De Crespigny, Bart., of Queen's-gate, Hyde Park.  The State apartments at Windsor Castle will be opened to the public) on and after Monday next.  At the Hampshire Ass/zO, 'Winchester, yesterday, Edward Wake, a cattle dealer large way of business in the Isle of 'Wight, was convicted of having, within four mouths before the presentation of a bankruptcy petition against him, unlawfully disposed of to his brother ninety sheep which he had obtained on credit. Prisoner was sentenced to six months' hard labour.  An adjourned sitting took placo yesterday under the bankruptcy of the Earl of 'Mulletsea. Mr. Ernest Reed asked for an adjournment to investigate the mortgages of t 6 late earl to the assurance offices. no Court de °idea that the trustee had had ample opportunities of examining the acoounts, taut passed the bankrupt's examination.  At the Newcastle assizes yesterday, before Mr. Bar= Martin, an action was brought by a Mrs. geed, widow of a butcher who diet from injuries reneived in a railway accident, against the North-]stern Railway Company. After some oonsultation, Mr. Holier said the defendants would pay .E 1,050 damages.  The difference between the French Cenl,ul- end the Egptien Government in refer'ono to the 'arrest of a French subject has been referred to the French Cabinet.  The Crown. Prince of Germany on Wodnesday visitod the camp at Wimbledon. The Princess made several calls, and amongst others paid a visit to Miss Nightingale.  Prince krthur was present on Wednesday at the half-yearly examination of cadets and. _award of comanssions for tin) Artillery and Engineers, which took place at Woolwich. '