The Bee-Hive. — 1872-09-07 (London, England)

REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA. The Hen. Mrs. Roye and Miss Rey°, wife and daughter of his late Excellency E. J. Roye, President of Liberia, have arrived in England, and are on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chinery, at Bosworth Lodge, Willesden. Mrs. Roye is accompanied by her son, the Hon. E. F. Rope, into, secretary of the Treasury. It is stated that the report of the late President Roy° having been drowned is without foundation. President Roye was put under confinement, and subjected to an unconstitutional trial; and, althoughlound guilty, was never sentenoed,-but sent to prison, from which facilities whore afforded for his escape; and upon. escaping with Ws son, the lion. Edward F. Roye (new, in this country) into the bush they were pursued, and it is believed the President was assassinated in a similarrnaener as the Postmaster-General, the Hon. Mr. Finlay.; No pursuit was made of the murderer or murderers, although the whole population of Monrovid was horrified at the event' it is a matt, r of deep regret to many persons in Liberia, England, and America, that the late President did not live to see the success of the political and Commercial system he so nobly and successfully inaugurated, and Nehich even his political enerniee are' bound to pursue; and whieb, in fact, they are now carrying out. The eyes.rif the world are upon those who profess so much for their country, and we would remind them of the old proverb, "Practice what you preach." • Amongst those who have paid. their respecto the Hon. Mrs. Roy' and Miss Roye, wife awl daughhter of the lata,preaident, uew on ViSit to• Mr. and Mrs. Chinery at Bosworth Lodge, are the following :—His Highness Prince Suliman Kahl* Balladeer of Bengal,Vr. Digby Seymour, Q.Ce L.L.D., Recorder of Newcastle, and Mrs. Seimour, M. and Mrs. Munro Platt, Sir Randall Roberts, Bart. and Lady Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. William Lbw], Mr. and MrS. P. Machin, Mr. end Mrs. Oswin, 'Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead, 'Dr. A. C. and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. Ciimingt, Cart' and Mrs. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. parry, Dr. Tat° and Mrs. Tate, Mr. Charles Digby Seymour, til6 Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Williams, the Misses Machilif Mr. Crawsbay Crawehay, Mx i Haythorne.  SOCIAL SCIENCE po4GREss. Atthe approaching Congra f the S c*, ' Scion" ss° e o la, Association at Plymouth, Lord Napier and Ettrick, will preaide over the whole Associ.ttion, and will deliver an opening address on tho ovning of Wetineelley, the 11th inst. Sir J. D. Coleridge, 11. P., the Attorney -General, preaident of the Jurisprudence Department', will follow with hiß address next morning, and:the president of the  Education Department-, Mr. G. W. Hastings, will open the business of his section the same day. Dr. Acland, F.R.S., Regius Professor of Medicine at Oxford, will deliver his address on Monday; and on Tuesday the Earl of Lichfield, president of the Department of ;Economy and Art, will open the business of his department. The vicepresidents of tha Congress are as follows: prudence.-,-Joseph Brown, Q.C., Mr. Serjoant Cox, M. Dunant,'Gcorge Pridham, Alfred Rooker, and Edward St: Aubyn. Repression of Crime.— Mr. J.ll. Kennaway, 11. P, will be chairman of the Repression of Crime section, of which the following are vice-presidents : Right Hon. Sir Walter Crofton, C. 8., J. W. W. Ryder, G. W. Soltau-Symons, and E. C. Wines, LL.D. Education.—Rev. Professor Charlton; M.A., T. ,Chiltfeild Clarke, L. P. Mothers, Joseph Payne, and Rev. C. T. Wilkinson, Health.—C. Albert Hingston, M.D., W. H. Michael, Charles R. Prance, 11. D., M.R.C.P.L., F.'S. Powell, M.P., R. Rawlinson, C.E., C. 8., Fr ederick Row, M.D.„ and 11. W.. Rumsey, M.D., Economy and Trade.— Sir John Bowring, D.C.L., W. F. Collier, George Godwin, F.R.S., A. Hubbard, Walter Morris, M.P., General Meredith Read, Sir R. R. Torrens, M.P., and Thos.' Woollcombe.