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into the north end of Taganylka seems to point to a A BIGAMIST CONVICTED. THE SUMMER CIRCUITS OF TUU TOWN TALK. Summary of Passing Events. yet further system of central lakes, Taganyika, on At the Central Criminal Court, before the JUDGES. BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. our present maps, being represented as lapping at , Henry Seymour, 75, was charged with The remainder of the Summer Circuits have bee:: IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. THERE is no immediate prospect of a satisfactory its north end the south shores of the Mountains of feloniously marrying Annio Elizabeth Pugh, his fixed as follows, viz.:— Our rwders iriU understand that we dj not no ourselves wife being then alive. arrangement being come to between the master the Moon. But that Livingstone is at Unyanyembe OXFORD (Mr. Justioe Grove and Mr. Justice HOUSE OF LORDS.—-In the LOT* on Moud.iv night L responsible for w alls Correspondent's opinion*. Mrs. Sadie, of Southampton, deposed that she Quain).—Reading, Tuesday, July 9 ; Oxford, Satur che second reading of the Ballot Bill WM moved by (Ml builders and their workmen in London. What the seems hardly probable, Unyanyembe being a district witnessed the marriage of the prisoner, in the name day, July 13; Worcester, Thursday, July 18• A. WIT Ascot week is in London a public misfor­ Thv' reiec*im of the measure was pr..posed by Karl Bml men demand is that 51 shall be substituted for 56£ on the western coast, in lat. 20 deg.—25 cleg., and of Cavendish, at the register-office, on the 10th of Stafford, Wednesday, Jnly 24; Shrewsbury, Saturday who w * f-'V.-.w.-d brthe 1' ike of hvl «•! The m'lel tune for the large alas a who are the best customers hours per week, and that their wages shall be raised considerably to the south-west of Taganyika." August, 1861, to Alcthea Thomas, and that Bhe had August 3 ; Hereford, Wednesday, August 7 ; Mon­ duke slated thai, although be should -v.*. ! I ho did not intend to oppose it at it* pre^nt stage. of milliners and dressmakers. The statistics of from dEl 17s. 8d. to £1 18s. 3d. For these terms seen her during last May in . Another witness mouth, Friday, Angust 9; Gloucester, Wednetdav August 14. The Earl of Shaftealiurr assented to the second readingl dresses destroyed on - those who wonld go in spite of the workmen in the employment of Mr. Brass and saw Alethea Thomas at Paris on the 16th of May in deference to the wishes of the House of C"iussoaa,| the rain, and of the tempers made cross and un­ A POLICEMAN'S LOVE-MAKING. last, and also five years ago at Southampton, and > HOME (Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Baron Bram- although Us objections to the balk-: w*n as strong ul Messrs. Jackson and Shaw went out on Btrike last At the eourt for the trial of divorce and matri­ she further produced a copy of the register of the C¥ bearable in the families who had made all the wcll).—Hertford, Monday, July 8; Chelmsford. l£irl CowTvr and the Ear! of stoat Wry d §!•••• 'bo bill, I week, by way of testing, it appeared, the feeling of monial causes, Lord Penzance had before him the marriage. Annie Elizabeth Pugh, a young woman, Thursdao, July 11 j Lewes, Tuesday, July l,; and Lord R*ven«worth7 the Duke f b I preparations, would be a more curious reading than the masters at large. It was feared that the latter cause of Lloyd u. Lloyd, Graham, and Haines, which stated that she made the acquaintance of the pri­ Maidstone, Saturday, July 20 ; Guildford, Monday Lyveden, and the Earl of Carnarvon spoke against it • a good many papers produced at the society which would resolve upon an immediate general lock-out, was a husband's petition for a dissolution of his soner, and was married to him on the 9th of August, July 29. The Earl of Br linore sneouueed hi* indention t. \ • f -r marriage on the ground of his wife's adultery with the second readinir, *nd the Earl of himt*'*.ov bavin*| meets in St. James's-square. But Bpoilcd dresses butjata meeting held in the Freemasons' Tavern, where 1869, at St. James's, Piccadilly, in the name of NORFOLK (Mr. Justice Byles and Mr. Justice annied *enerallv in favour of this conmn, the M, f| were not the worst part of the week, for on the gentle­ the co-respondents. Richard Henry Conway Seymour. She had known Keating).—Leicester, Saturday, July 6 ; Northamp­ Halisburv deliv.-red an aniniat^l speech -n the oth. they assembled to the number of about 250, they The Lord Chancellor reviewed the whole subject ..f .],-• men's side of the grand stand the roaring crowd Mr. R. Searle, the counsel for the petitioner, said him a month only before the marriage, and since ton, Thursday, July 11; Aylesbury, Monday, July agreed to offer, in the first instance, the alternative of that the parties were married on the 21st of July, then she had cohabited with him until January in bate and Lord Cairns and LordDeawaa havuur mm I *tof ruffians—for whose benafit races are carried on, 15 ; Bedford, Friday, July 19 ; Huntingdon, Tuesday. remarks, the second reading was carri.-d by a nwj | a reference, though olaiming and exercising the right 1862. They lived at Liverpool, where the petitioner the present year, when certain things having come to July 23 ; Cambridge, Thursday, July 25 ; Bury &t. and who bet against everything, and so accommodate 30 • the number- being 86 to 56. of naming both the referees. Ultimately, the master was an assistant to his father, a coach and cab pro­ her knowledge she was induced to leave him. When Edmunds, Tuesday, July 30 ; Norwich, Saturday Their lonbdiiiMi soou afterwards adjourned. the public who back favourite horses—had quite the builders expressed their willingness to submit the prietor. They lived together till the month of Sep­ Inspector Ham took the prisoner into custody he August 3. HOrSE OF COMMONS — In tl. | tember, 1879. About that time the respondent had denied that his name was either Cavendish or questions were risked, and replied to by Mr Cardwell. r*v best of it. It was bad enough when the speedy decision as to the hours of labour and rate of MIDLAND (Mr. Justice Blackburn and Mr. Baroi- VatfTe to the visit of *the band of the Orouadn-r Guards to Sterling was beaten by an outsider, whom his owner a quarrrel with a servant, and on the disagreement Seymour, asserting that the inspector had made a Cleasby). — Warwick, Saturday, July 6; Derby. wages to the Marquis of Salisbury and Earl Derby, taking place this girl informed her master of mistake. When, however, the prisoner was reminded *OTOTa»inemu)y the House wont into committee tt supply] had not backed for a shilling; butjthere was wailing, Friday, July 12 ; Nottingham, Wednesday, July 17 on condition that the workmen on strike should what had happened. He searched and found two that they had met before at Brussels, he admitted Lincoln, Saturday, Jnly 30 ; York, Friday, July M on the civil servir-e eMirnat.es. I if not gnashing of teeth, in the most select part of Mr Dillwvn moved to reieet the vote f. -r the salarvcs sad I return to their employment at the present rate letters from the co-respondent Graham, which left that he recognised tho inspector, and adding, when Leeds, Thursday, August 1. expenses of' the office of Lord iYny S, I »-enl the stand and enclosure when Baron Rothschild's of wages, until the arbitrators made their but little doubt of the intimacy which existed the charge was stated to him, " Very well; you have SOUTH WALES iMr. Baron Channell).—Cardigan. declared by a resolution of the House a useless office that I on?ht to 1-c abolished. ... „ I splendid horse, Favonius, which the lucky baron award; they also agreed to give notice that, unless between him and the respondent. The co-respondent had me before. I should think you are doing well." Saturday, July 6 ; Carmarthen, Wednesday, July M Graham was a policeman at Liverpool, and from the In July, 1867, tho prisoner was indicted on a similar Mr Gladstone defended the vote, and «aid that 1 1 backed himself at three to one against the field, Presteign, Monday, July 13; Brecon, Thursday. did not know how the busn I the above proposition was accepted, their works and charge in the name of Cavendish. was outpaced by the French horse Henri. In the time letters and the evidence of the .servant there was July 18; Cardiff, Monday, July22; Chester, Saturday^ have been conducted since !£fiA without the aid of then^del shops in the metropolitan district would be closed little room to doubt that adultery had been com­ Tiscount (Halifax) who filled the office of Lord Privy SeaLT of the Second Empire, Monsr. Lefevre would certainly The prisoner, who received a bad character from August 3. on the 17th of June.: -On the following day a mitted. The co-respondent Haines was found living the police, was i-onvicted, and sentenced to seven After a short debate the committee divided, and the v.*t«| have received the Grand Cross of the Legion of with the respondent at Toronto. was adopted by 193 rotes to 57. The c luaiUee thou pro-] crowded meeting of the Carpenters and Joiners' Nin« years' penal servitude. CONTINENTAL ON DITS. oeeded with the other votes. Honour for this " revenge on .'' Unfortu­ Hours Delegation was held, for the purpose of taking One of the letters was read, and was as follows :— t\ ,— The House then adjourned.

nately, there were not enough Frenchmen on the T into consideration the resolutions of the master " TO Ml*. H. LLOYD. A REPORT was current the other night that t'. HOI SE OF LORDS.— In the Lords on Tuewlay THE COVENTRY SCHOOL BOARD has resolved course to get up a hearty cheer.. Indeed, it must be builders, and these were by no means favourably " 12, Liffey-street, Liverpool, Dec. 8, 1870. Emperor Napoleon was in Paris! Many persoL^ Granville mad« a statement with regard V> the iwe*entl admitted that horses of English blood bred in France, "My dear Mrs. Lloyd,—Every since the fatal or not to pay the fees of children attending denomina­ believed it. condition of the neyotiatit»i>. on the W-*hunrt »u Tr.-atyJ received. Strong objections were made to the arbi­ aupioious evening that I first saw you in Little tional schools. On Saturdav last, he ssid.it I-*catne dsn* to the (b^ •rn-I trained by English trainers, and ridden by English THE ex-Imperial pleasure boats have been soli 1 y ment that 'tber had failed to arrive at an nsrrr-mioU trators proposed by the masters, and also to the position Huskisson-street my mind has been so filled with the auction at Louvre. A gondola, handsomely can on the Supplementary Article. Tl related! jockeys, have had an extraordinary share of winnings MARSHAL VAILLANT was buried on Saturday they had taken np in arrogating to themselves the one idea of yourself, and my whole soul so absorbed with all the honours due to his rank. Marshal Mac- and lined with red Bilk, obtained £100, a very to the terms of the prospective" eneageaseuts nnderl this season on English race-courses. whi<*h both co'.mtries wouW be Wml m fntare. Thai! exceptional right of nominating both. No fewer by the imperious passion of love, that my thoughts Mahon was among the chief mourners, and M. Rouher elegant steamboat £208, and the whole amount beiuir so. thov had eQ—f tfj tctiag *r I OTp? I than six resolutions were put to the meeting and have been completely distracted from every duly and the Russian ambassador attended. received was 12,500f. OTOTfeosly nude by the Government of the I uited! pursuit, whether of business or recreation. Doubt, State*, to propose an adjournment in order to give time! AMONGST other institutions that Buffered by the carried, but they were all ultimately withdrawn, in A GREAT GRANDSON OF TlPPOO SAHIB has THE Prince and Princessof Metternieharcexpe-''.< 1 for »he removal of the difl be wrote al fear, delight, and a thousand other emotions have in Paris. After a visit to Chiselhurst, they prop e downpour of rain was her Majesty's sale of blood been admitted a member of the English bar during UJ despatch proposing an adjournment ••' • The! favour of a compact one, expressing approval of the successively agitated me, and all my efforts to re­ yearlings, at Hitnpton Court Paddocks. It is a Trinity Term, his intention being to practise in the to fetch some of their children, and go to Bohemia publication or that Asanatcn was p matt I principle of arbitration in the settlement of the pressor stifle these feelings havebcen vain. Being no Majesty's Government had no control. Since it was written,! Indian courts. for the summer season. pleasant drivo in fine weather, and there is an excel­ dispute, bnt absolutely refusing to accept the condi­ longer able to resist these impulses, I crave your" A GREAT sensation was caused the other day at V..c further comnmni'sattous had t»eeu re. • th* Go-| EPSOM ECHOES (a long while after).—What vernmentof the UnSVd States ; and the ajrent* and repre-l lent luncheon ; but why her Majesty's Master of the tions on which it had been submitted by the masters. pardon for the liberty I take in addressing you. races in tho Bois de Boulogne by the defeat ot aentatives of the British Govern meat wonld start fori You, My dear Harriet, are alone the cause of my un- won the Derby ? Cremorne. What wound up the Geneva this day, as it was considered that, whatever wcrwl Horse establishment should lose money every year by The delegate who framed this resolution made some Revigny, who was beaten in the Prix Seymour by- happiness ; and you must become the arbiter of my day p ; Cremorne. What won the Oaks P Reine. flie circumstance*, it was more dignified and I breeding a lot of very indifferent race-horses "no Little Agnes, who, came in the winner by Mime ir sensible remarks, in the course of his speech, on fate, for I shall be the happiest or most miserable of And what wound up the day'( Rain. Moral: appe before the arhitrat.ir« A *h. •* debate, turning! fellah can understand." As there isaplentiful supplyof quarters of a length. Six to one was laid on Rcvijjiiy chl fly on the despatch published by a L.«idou paper. 'ol-F the impolicy of criticising the characters of the beings according as you reciprocate or despise my And the Derby and the Oaks together wound up a before the race. The Duke of Hamilton's uttuy lewed, in which Lord Cairns the Lord t'ha o*41or, thai hi race-horses all over the kingdom, the only substantial Mariiuis of Salisbury. Lerl Kiraherley, I. rl Derby, Lord! noblemen who had been submitted as arbitrators, sentiments. But I will not, cannot, entertain the great many people.—Judy. was loudly cheered. ' reason would bo if her Majesty's establishment pro­ b Granville, and Lord Grey took part. when all they had to do with it was the conditions sad forboding that a heart of so much tenderness THE GODRICH DIVORCE CASE.—Harmer, MR. GRANT, son ef the President of the Catted The House aljoumed at a quarter before seven. and purity as my charmer's could ever consign a duced something very superior, like Sevres or Dresden upon which the arbitration was proposed. He re­ the waiter at the Star and Garter Hotel, Putney, States, was presented recently to the Emperor of HOUSE OF COMMONS—In the Commons Mr Evkvml fellow creature's prospects of future felicity to utter who deposed to witnessing acts of misconduct be­ china. But it is not so : with one or two exceptions' minded them that, from the working man's point of Russia. Mr. Grant is travelling with General Sher­ Opposed the European Assuraixv Society Bill, especially ul annihilation. Oh ! how ardently I long for one word tween Mr. Godrich and his sister-in-law, has been man, and has been in Tiflis and the Crimea. He is raferencc to the proposal that Lord We»tbuiy sh I the Hampton yearlings are wretched. 1 view, there was n othing specially objectionable in to calm my troubled mind ; and it is in your power, eeive fS.'O" a* arbitrator. Hi* amendment f.w recommit:tir* sentenced to eighteen months* hard labour for per­ expected to arrive shortly in St. Petersburg. the bill was, however, withdrawn, and it was rxad a thin THE boat race between the Americans and the Lord Derby at least, since his lordship, in a recent my dear,, to give the magic utterance. Bestow but jury. Strong evidence rebutting his statements was THE Levant Herald of the 23rd ult. says :—The time. Londoners was a dreadful failure, and cannot be re­ speech at Liverpool, had manfully pronounced in a slender thread of hope, and it will relieve me given by the landlord of the hotel, and by the medical Khedive's yacht Mabroussa arrived at Constanti­ Mr. OladatOM then made Jii* expected statemeaa aa tofl the adjournment of the Geneva Arttitration. going, of neocaT peated, I think. I do not mean in the hollow character favour of the nine hours' movement, and Mr. Bright from a state of inexpressible anxiety. If you man who examined the lady in question. nople from Alexandria with the harem of hie high­ do not love me, say at least that you do airy, over the the same ground as I/Ord Gr.mviUe in the rrtpwT had declared him to be the most impartial man in the NOMINAL NONSENSE.—A committee of the ness, who, as usuul, have come to pass the summer House, but adding that the disagreement had been strictly of the contest, or the muddle made by reversing the not hate me, for never, never could I Council of the Institution of Naval Architects has re­ on the BosphoruB, at Emirghian. The Khedive him­ on the prospective engageincht as to indirect claim* starting point at the last moment, and keeping us House of Lords. An announcement was made that survive the dreadful alternative of being hated by in the future, and that there was n .1 any difeieno ported to the Board of Trade that, in their opinion, self is expected about the 29th inst. umxa of view Wtween the two Governments on the] waiting two hours to see a promenade, or a hopeless unless they obtained ithe nine hours, the masons the adorable being whose love I prize more than ex­ 1 " the term nominal horse-power,' as at present THE thirteenth anniversary of the battle of course to be taken at Geneva with respect to the Indirect istence itself. Anxiously and impatiently shall I look stern chase; but that, although the riverside was would strike on the 1st of July ; but a pretty hope­ ordinarily used for commercial purposes, conveys no Magenta was celebrated last week. His Excellency claims under the Treaty of Washington, lie conclmled by for your reply, and do pardon this rhapsodical letter, aayinc that when a deeisioa had I •eon arriv.d at as to thd crowded by roughs, for it was a fine afternoon, there ful feeling seemed to prevail in the meeting that the definite meaning." Worse than that, in one case it Marshal M'Mahon, who won his dukedom there by for I am in such a state I can scarcely from (sic) one T»osti»onement. it would be the desire of the Oovornmoiit tef masters would yield in the end without resorting to a involvos a contradiction in terms. Who but a moke bringing up a division of voltigeurs to break the lay upon the table the papers containing the wh-Je of the were scarcely any of the gaily freighted carriages on sai,e reflection, but that I am your devoted servant would mention the nominal horse-power of a donkey- Austrian centre at a time when the French fancied piroeedinfrs. In reply to s further question, Mr. GhvlsVond the road that make the Oxford and Cambridge race till death, "JAMES GRAHAM." said that the special terra of eight months' adjourptneut bad engine ?—Punch. they had lost the day, gave a dinner in honour of the in decent weather so gay a scene. The expensive been named, a> by the time it had elai*sed the Senate of tba Mary Ann Wade said her name was formerly United States and the Parliament of this country would b« lock-out. .— event to the officers of the army of Paris. 2*7ioan, stands in the best situations were empty. The train FIAT AGAINST THE JESUITS At length again in session. Norton, and that she lived with them in Little Hus­ the definitive fiat has gene forth against the Jesuits THE junior members of the French aristocracy by which I arrived had very few first class FROM the latest accounts, the eccentric movement kisson-street, to November, 1870. She knew a are freely enlisting in the army and navy. The son Mr. Disraeli, after hintinc that the period ef i gh^ of the maid-servants of Dundee, which attracted in Germany. A draft of a bill has been adopted, -months had been fixed on with a view totiding overthe Pre passengers, and there was very little en­ policeman, a»d knew that he came when the peti­ authorising the police authorities to forbid members of M. de Biron, French Ambassador at Berlin, has aidential , declared that he joined issue with i policy which he Iterieved would end in disaster and diai thusiasm. The Americans crowded one gay so much attention and called forth the innocent tioner was away from home. When he came he used of the Society of Jesus, or a kindred society, re­ entered the 2nd Hussars; and the two sons of M. to stay from half to three-quarters of an hour at a Durand de Lanron, of the old Lorraine Par­ to England. barge with their own flag and their own band, jocularities of the comic j papers, is not likely to siding in any part of the empire, even if they A somewhat angry discussion followed, after whie! be attended with very great success. One night time. possess native rights. Necessary instructions for liamentary family, who fell at Viilers Texel, have the House went iute committee on the Scotch Edna but must have had a sad, or as they say, a bad time John Holderness said that he kept an inn at entered the navy. tion Dill ; and, on returning at nine o'clock, 1 lately another meeting was advertised to be held carrying out this most unmistakable regulation will of it. Thd people best off were the large garden Toronto. In July, 1871, a man and a woman who PRINCE HUMBERT and the Princess Margherita out. bo forthwith issued by the Federal Council. The House then adjourned. party at the Hospitable Brewers, at the Cedars, in the Waverley Temperance Hall, but at the passed as Mr. and Mrs. Haines came to his house will, it is affirmed, remain in Germany during part hour set apart for the commencement of the and stayed for a week. They were not able to pay BETTING BILL—Mr. Hughes's Bill to Amend of the summer. The Princess will go to the sea­ HOUSE OF COMMONS—In the Commons on "W'edn Mortlake, where, disappointed of seeing the finish, day notice was given by Mr W. Torrens that m-xt day ] proceedings all the persons present were two leading their bill. After that petiti«ner came over and saw the Law relating to Betting proposes to repeal that side for bathing, and the Prince return to Baden they had, in compensation, dancing and unlimited portion of the Betting Act which forbids the keeping wonld move a resolution to the effect that in the pre** members of the United Trades Counoil and the re­ witness. He was present when the petitioner saw in time to attend the great military manoeuvres in state of affairs it ia the duty of Parliament to examine i pleasing combinations of American drinks. his wife. She was the same woman who stayed at of betting houses, and to make the prohibition apply Northern Italy. declare the conditions on* which relations of amity porters. After the lapse of Bome time, the secretary alliance may be further secured let ween this country | witness's house and passed as Mrs. Haines. to " any person receiving money or valuable thing THERE was lately Bold at an auction in Paris a I.i KE)the boat race, the Alabama question has excited as a deposit on any bet, whether the act is com­ the United Sturea of America, and to that end that 1 of the Domestic Servants' Association and a few others Lord Penzance said that there was plenty of evi­ worn yellow piece of coarse paper representing a House wih immediately resolve itself into a committee < no interest out of ministerial and anti-ministerial mitted in a houBe, office, room, or place, or else­ made their appearance, but they did not remain many dence of adultery with Haines, but as to Graham paid bill, signed "Moliere." The poet-oomedian the whole House to take into consideration the treati where." It also proposes to make the existing now subsisting, ud how far the same may be mod if circles. The stocks have scarcely meved, and there was not. There would be a deoree nisi for a had been with his company to Saint Germain for minutes, and retired in a body, as if they were indig­ and the amended acts applicable to the whole of the consistently with the interest and honour of both natkn cotton has not risen a perceptible fraction. Every­ the purpose of giving a few select representations in and 1 y Sir C O Loghlen that when Mr. Justice Keogh1] nant at some real or imagined affront. And what dissolution of the marriage, with costs against United Kingdom. body believes that, somehow or other, the question Haines. honour of the Saint Hubert or great huntsman day. oeruhcale relative to the late Galway elect ion has been la/ was it all about ? One of the members of the Trades upon the table, and the motion is made that the Clerk • will be peaceably settled. The events of the last few CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.—Mrs. Britland, The bill states that the cost of living for him and the Crown he directed to amend the return, he wi Council present was constituted a delegate, and re­ the wife of a farmer, living at Crowten, in Cheshire, call attention to the circumstanoea under whici years have entirely destroyed the popularity which FIRE AND LIFE. his actors during five days amounted to the sum of turned with the terrible tidings that " the ladies " de­ having observed that something was the matter 440 francs. Captain Trench has been declared duly elected meml-.-r tor Galway, and propose as an amend American institutions once enjoyed with rich Radicals clined to enter the hall untilj the reporters retired. It is not surprising that Insurance Companies have with one of her hens, was induced to watch it AT Havre, a few nights back, a strange accident of late sought to make progress in the Life rather that the House proceed to the next order of the day. of Puritan or Nonconformist leanings in this country. narrowly from day to day, when she found its illness took place during the performance at the theatre of It appears that the maid-servants were greatly than in the Fire department. To many offices the latter The second reading of the Criminal Trials (IT* If the eloquent voice of Mr.Brightwere restored to him, increased, and that her eggs gradually " became fine the opera La Juive. The horse ridden by the actor Bill was moved by Sir C. O'Loghlen, who explained L offended because theirjjrevious meeting was made to has proved a great drawback, owing to the enormous object to be that juries in criminal as well as in eivt he would not venture to praise the American constitu­ by degrees, and beautifully less." Upon killing it representing the Emperor Sigismund, frightened by read like a burlesque, ©nj&ccouiit of its being reported losses occasioned by destructive conflagrations. The she found a needle, with a fine cotton thread attached canes should b* taken by ballot, and that with the view tion. It was once economical: it is now as extravagant fire of Chioago was a warning which has been taken the music, shied and threw its rider, without, how­ preventing the packing of juries prisoners she aid he verbatim in the local newspapers, and hence they to it, a yard long, deeply embedded in its gizzard, after he allowed the same number of challenges as t to heart by Insurance Companies in America, in ever, causing him any serious injury. The utmost as the Second Empire in France. Its officials were formed the resolve to exclude reporters in whioh fully accounted for the hen's illness. Crown. Britain, and on the European Continent. confusion reigned upon the stage, the "supers" The Mil was opposed by the Attorney-General for pure and ill-paid; they are now jobbers, such as rushing away in all directions, and (even seeking future, and discuss their grievances in private, with­ Among other companies in this country the THE GALWAY ELECTION CASE.—The Court land, and after some debate It was rejected by 165 to 1 our worst borough-mongering times could not shelter in the boxes, while the musicians of tbc vote*. out the danger of raising a laugh at their own ex­ General Life and Fire Assurance has shown its of Common Pleas in Ireland have decided the point orchestra sought safety in precipitate flight. Happily, The Wildfowl Protection Bill was, after a short exceed. They were once supposed to be model pense. On hearing how the land lay, the reporters customary prudence and foresight in devoting its reserved by Judge Keogh at Galway, respecting the hate, read s second time, as .was also the Agricults peace-makers — what country is more greedy or chief attention to the Life department, progress in right of Captain Trench to sit for the county. no harm was done, the unruly animal was soon Children BUI. Very wisely withdrew, otherwise there is no saying calmed, and the performance continued without The _ Municipal Corporations (Ireland Law A ma aggressive ? Their Senate was supposed to contain which is attended with the most satisfactory results. Justices Keogh, Morris, and Lawson held that what summary measures might have been taken for further incident. , meet BUI was withdrawn, the Mines Does BUI the foremost oitizens of the State. In no country In the Report recently presented to the thirty-third Captain Trench was entitled to the seat rendered talked out, and 9, their ejectment, but they have revenged themselves annual general meeting of the proprietors it is vacant by the unseating of Captain Nolan. Chief The House adjourned. can more sadly factious parties be found. In in those " we are informed " and " we understand " acknowledged that the amount of the fire premiums- Justice Monahan dissented from this decision. Cap­ EDWIN CARPENTER, the youth who was ap­ HOUSE OF LORDS—In the Lords on Thursday a word, America—rich and prosperous, with kind of paragraphs, with which all the readers of is less than it was some few years ago, and this tain Trench will therefore, by a majority of the prehended when trying to change a £50 note at the Foreurn Secretary laid upon the table the Ertradih court, be declared duly elected. Treaty between England and Germany, confirmed in I boundless resources and an energetic population— newspapers are familiar. The reporters now " under­ acknowledgment is accompanied by the explanation Charing-cross Hotel, on suspicion awakened by his don on the 14th of May : also the correspondence bets thrives as a strong man thrives, and preserves his that many hazardous risks have been discontinued, wearing a false moustache, has been committed the English and French Governments with regard to t stand" that, although an association was formed by SMOKING IN THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT. landing of Communists in this country. The noble | health in spite ef every kind of dissipation and de­ while proposals which might prove injurious are for trial. The magistrate at Bow - street compli­ the servants some time ago, it has not yet been systematically declined. By this prudent course of —After the manner of North American savages, to observed that he had every confidence in the' Fre bauch. A crotchety creature like Horace Greeley mented the police on their skill in tracing tho Government adhering to the course they had reeolv properly organised into a regular combination. management the stability of the office is ensured, and say nothing of the early Dutch settlers, the members upon. of the Dominion Parliament, as we learn from the note. as a serious candidate for President, is something " On inquiry," the deputies learned that not more the confidence of policy-holders is maintained. A The Baptismal Fees Bill and the Charitable proof of tho success of the plan carried out is Toronto papers, have great faith in the " pipe of THE BEST INVESTMENT OF THE DAT FOR A Incorporation BiU were road a second time. like setting up Mr. Whalley for Speaker of the House than ten or* dozen maid-servants attended the last afforded by the figures, which show the favourable peace." It appears that the worthy legislators re­ SMALL OUTLAY, and where there is no previous The Intoxicating Liquors (Licensing Bill), with . of Commons. meeting after they had taken their departure, and lieve the monotony of debate by smoking, which is a knowledge of the business required, is a Lemonade, Kimierley'i; amendments ; the Statute Law Itovision result of only 56 per cent, loss upon the previous the Public Health < Scotland i Supplemental Bill, the O THE carpenters seem likely to get ninepence ait thus it seems the movoment has already lost a good income. great improvement on the chewing and expectorating Ginger Beer, and Soda Water Machine, as the public Diseases (Ireland) Acta Amendment BiU, and the Charih hour. At this rate, all persons of moderate incomes practices of the United States legislators. At a taste is so much on the increase for Aerated drinks. Loan Societies 'Ireland; BiU, were read a third time i deal of the enthusiasm which characterised its In the Life department the result is highly en­ paased. must live in lodgings or in flats j no one will be able recent meeting of Parliament, Sir G. E. Cartier The book of 50 pages of illustrations and information commencement. couraging, since the amount of new business has called the attention of the House to the snbject of forwarded for three stamps.—S. Barnett, Engineer, HOUSE OF COMMONS—In the Commons Mr. W. to afford a house all to himself. An artist friend of exceeded that of any previous year. The proposals 23, Forston-street, Hoxton, London, N. Forster announced his intention to introduce during 1 smoking, and whilst deprecating all personal objec­ present session a bill to regulate the elections for i mine talks of purohasing a van and a cart horse, submitted for 1,086 assurances amounted to tion to smoking, he urged "that to some per­ Two somewhat obscure telegrams have been re­ BURNING THE EFFIGY OF A JUDGE.—An ooardf and living the life of a dealer in brooms and rugs, £374,055, while the policies issued, amounting in sons it was unpleasant to the olfactory nerves, and The Speaker informed the House that he had recei* ceived in this oountry containing tidings of the assurances to £333,579, produced in new premiums effigy of Mr. Justice Keogh, dressed in wig and from Mr. Justice Keogh his certificate, and other ] escaping rent and taxes. Winter weather is his besides, it was a reproach to the dignity of tho safety of Dr. Livingstone. One of these was trans­ £10,123 13s. 8d. Here we have a most satisfactory House." Mr. Thompson suggested that " the matter gown, and filled with combustibles, wa« burnt at in the Galway Election Inquiry. difficulty. P- P. Mr. Gladstone thereupon moved that the Clark of mitted from Africa to Sir H. Kawlinson, Presi­ proof of the steady progress of the General Life and should be referred to the Smoking Committee," which the college railings in front of the Kildare-street Crown do attend the House that day, in order that he i dent of the Royal Geographical Sooiety, by Lieut. Fire Assurance Company, since ten years ago the proposal was followed by " laughter." Club, Dublin, where Captain Tfeuch is staying. It be directed to amend the return bv erasing the ui_ of Captain Nolan, and insertinv that of Captain Trench. A DUBLIN SOLICITOR EIGHT YEARS IN DawEOn, who has charge of the expedition. From amount of the new premiums diA not reach a higher afforded great amusement to a numerous crowd, who GAOL.—That " stone walls do not a prison make, or figure than £2,730. At the same period the total MURDERS IN NEW YORK.—During the week cheered as each explosive went off, and finally the Sir Colman O'Loghlen appealed to the right hon. genti the way in which this brief despatch is worded, we may man to postpone hi* motion until Monday, in order that t iron bars a cage," is illustrated in the case of a assets of the company were little more than which ended yesterday, Bays the New York Times of figure lost ite head. It was proposed to hold an in­ papers might be in the hands of members, and a lim nasi Dublin solicitor named Bentley, who recently ap­ infer that it had been preceded by another tele­ £200,000; they have now, as shown by the May 27th, eight dead bodies were found floating near quest on the remains, and other rude jokes were raised on the decision of the Court of Common Pleas 1 peared in the Court of Insolvency in that city, after gram plainly announcing the fact of the distinguished auditor's report, reached the gratifying amount of Ireland. our city docks, an unknown woman was found dead perpetrated. Advantage was taken of the absence Mr. Gladstone declined, on the ground that by having been for eight years confined in Kilmainham traveller's safety, bat which has somehow failed in £428,999 3s. 4d. The directors are thus onoe more in the street, and a prominent German citizen mys­ of the police, who were keeping the streets leading to statute, the decision of the judge was final, and that • Gaol. The insolvent had been arrested so far back reaching its destination. Sir H. Rawlinson enabled, by the prosperous condition of the com­ teriously disappeared. In nearly every instance the Exhibition during the concert. proceeding to he taken ly the House was only l as November, 1864, and only filed his schedule on pany, to declare a dividend of six per cent.—the supposes that certain news had reached Lieutenant these persons were foully murdered, else their bodies BEAUTIFUL HAIR.—Mrs. S. A.. Allen's World's Hair The Washington Treaty was again made the subject < the 23rd May last, and remained all that time in gaol same rate which has been paid for the lengthened would not have borne the marks of the bludgeon, the Restorer is the only Preparation that will positiTely Dawson at Zanzibar from Livingstone, probably aeries of questions, which were addressed to Mr. Gtadst without taking any steps for his discharge. term of twenty-five years. Intending insurers, In knife, or the pistol. If we add to this list two cases renew and restore the original and natural colour of by Mr. Corrance, Sir H. Selwin-Ibbetaon, Mr. Otway, i from Ujiji, and that the leader of the "xpedition, X°rd Bury. EXPULSION OF A COUNCILLOR. — The making choice of a company, cannot fail to appre­ of murder in which the ante-mortem testimony of the grey, or faded hair, stop its tailing off, and induce • ciate the importance of a quarter of a century of I Mr. Gladstone, in reply, said he presumed that the q* Corporation of Penzance, the westernmost town in acting under the explorer's instructions, will pro victims has already proved the guilt of their mur­ luxuriant growth. It never fails. Sold by all Chemist • turn pat to him by Sir H tSelwin-Ibbetson referred to 1 Cornwall, lately expelled one of its members for oeed to the interior to join him, and complete his steady progress and unbroken prosperity. derers, and the numerous murderous assaults which and Perfumers, in large bottles. Six Shillings. account which had appeared in the papers, that Mr Pk have occurred during the week, some of which may yet on the part of the American Government, had declined] " violent and outrageous manner and conduct." researches. The other telegram, which was from SALE OF SHORTHORN CATTLE.—Avery large f end fatally, we have arecordpf crime and violence which concur in the i*jtdi*fitT m for sn adjournment of the r The aggrieved councillor applied for a mandamus to the Falmouth, Gibraltar, and Malta Telegraph Com­ company attended the sale of Lord Braybrooke's coed iogs at Geneva. That statement was ahtia compel the municipal authorities to restore him to THE STEAMER TRIPOLI. — The steamer hardly any other city of Christendom can parallel. It shorthorn. cattle, at the Audley End Farm. The from the last communication which passed pany, reporting Livingstone safe at Unyanyembe, is only necessary to walk along the river front of this Lord Granville to General Schenck. It was his office, and the Court of Queen's Bench has Tripoli, which was wrecked on the South Rock, at stock was in excellent condition. A splendid heifir, mentioned that he had visited the north end of city after dark to understand why it is that so many that t he American Government had dec! ined granted it on the ground that he had not had an Tuskar, has broken in two, and the larger portion Emerald, realised 205 guineas; Memory, 160 guinea*; be a party to a joint application for an adjour corpses are constantly taken from the waters. The opportunity of defending himself in every particular Taganyika, into which river3 were said to flow, of her has Bunk in deep water. The fore part of the Guinevere and Erin, 150 guineas each; Farew. 11 but it was an error to suppose that nc application * neighbourhood of the rivers is shunned by the - joint application would be made. He added that thai from the charge of obstructing the public business and announced Stanley, the emissary of the New Bhip had struck on the rock, and the weight of fetched 125 guineas. Other animals of the cow a, d police at night, while the gangs of ruffians who congre­ Journment would have no effect In suspending th»_p which had been brought against him. York Herald, as near the coast with letters. the after portion, which had been floating, caused eeedings under the treaty relative to the San Ju gate around the low grog-shops, or prowl along the heifer class sold from 80 down to 20 guineas ea< h. her to break. Fortunately no lives were lost, as a The highest price given for a bull was by Mr. E t- taou. In the earlier portion of the s thing Mr. I MORTALITY RATES.—Tho health of Loadpn On the last telegram the Observer offers the following wharves in search of plunder, can perpetrate robbery gave notice of an intention to aak s question on the i continues good, the number of deaths, according to tugboat took away all the men engaged on the wreck cliffe of Walton-hall, who bought Christmas Duke on the following day. by way ef comment:—" Taganyika is a huge lake 1 and murder with little fear of detection. Their previous to the occurence. ^ the Registrar-General's return, being 1,289, as running due north and south. On the north it is— victims are mostly seafaring men, and the motive of for 125 guineas ; Fifth Duke of Oxford sold for The remainder of the sitting was occupied chiefly \ against 1,386 in the previous week. The annual THE NEW NAVAL COLLEGE.—The east wing 100 guineas; others realised from 70 down to the discussion in committee on the Scotch Education ' these crimes is nearly always a mercenary one. The 0 or was supposed to be—bounded ;by the Mountains of King Charles's quarter in Greenwich Hospital is ^J" " advanced as far as clause 64. rates of mortality in tho following places per 1,000 disappearance of the friendless , or the captain 13 guineas each. The stock fetched 3,135 guineas, The House then adjourned. ef th<* Moon ; on the south it gives birth to several being rapidly dismantled of the fittings suitable for of tho population were i—Hull, Birmingham, and of a small coaster, who may be absent from home for which is exclusive of 300 guineas, a reserve bid for its late purpose as an asylum for aged seamen of the Nottingham, 18 ; Wolverhampton, 19 ; London, 20 ; tributaries, of which some lose themselves in weeks without exciting uneasiness on the part of his Heydon Duke, a bull disqualified for the sale. Sir HOUSE OF LORDS.—In the Lords on Friday royal navy, and the building will be converted with <*raiiviUe laid upon the table the papers rah ring " Bristol and Norwich, 21 ; Salford and Edinburgh, sand and swamp; others, after a detour to family, attracts little or no notice. Days after the H. J. Selwin-Ibbetson, M.P., presided at the luncheon, all despatch into a royal college for naval cadets. wnera Arbitration on the indirect chums, and in l 22 j Leeds, Newcastle-on-Tyne, and Sunderland, 2C ; the west, return in a huge horse-shoe, and crime has been committed the river gives up its at which 250 gentlemen were present. a question of Lord Malmeahury stated that the docun_ Portsmouth, 21; Oldham, 25; Liverpool, Manchester, The School of Naval Architecture will be also trans­ mclude-i the Supplementary Article (as amended by] dead, but the corpse is seldom identified, and no SILVEK, ELXCTSO PLATE, AC., TO CIIII ASD form the Zambesi. Taganyika itself is south-west ferred to Greenwich Hospital, and occupy part of Fnann.- CniTed £iateaj in iteoorroct farm. and Sheffield, 27; Glasgow and Bradford, 29; OoWa Non-Mercurial SilwramitVi Soap is guaranteed to t* clue to the crime is given. No one can doubt that At; i short discussion on a motion of Lord < of the great Victoria Nyanza, and lies between another wing adjoining and communicating with the free from mercury or any other injurious ingredients too Leicester, 35 ; and Dublin 40. were the river districts efficiently patrolled at night relatu*? to the release of persons convicted of i often used in the manufacture of plate powder. Tablet. the Equator and lat. 10 deg. towards the Zanzibar Painted Hall, which contains, in addition to many the boeMr. W. Murphy at Whitehaven, Lord Uniform good quality and wholesomeness, combined 6d. each. Sold everywhere by grooera, ironmongers, bru- - historical pictures, some valuable relics of the Royal *nqi, red whether, in the event of prr ceedings bei-, , coast. That rivers of any magnitude should flow this possibility of secret and successful murder would makers, chemists, oilmen, Ac Wholesale, Oakey ond Son', with cheapness, is Becured to purchasers of Horniman' 3 at Geneva, the decision of the arbitrators would be] nary, and the naval heroes of Great Britain. be greatly diminished. Wellington Emery & Black Lead Mills, Wacktnars. Loudon. Pure Tea—supplied in Packets by 2,538 Agents. jaken on the general principle, which appeared to 1 cue American claims inadmissible, particularly tho