ADDITIONAL MAIL NEWS.

Press, Volume XLII, Issue 6244, 23 September 1885, Page 3

ADDITIONAL MAIL NEWS.

C*BS9B A-BOCTATKW TSiaHB-XJ , \g* SUCCESSION. - *SJ_l_r™ tnre °f Prince Henry of 7 Duc * l Throne of Brunswkk - mSS* to naught for the reason that W^r* o **!" B*l8 * 1 <* » fortu_e sufficiently dfifef *-KP & **■» *° Boppert the new . _S_r_7a_**? BMie •* tiie hereditary of Nassau now oomes to Pekas gone to Berlin, and his - w_»»: ; 2 T 8 regiment say he has gone Sw.JSf I**1 ** *s to his fitness for the £ni__i&w 2 i: « e ß6or__ip. There is some „; sucoess. There wffl be *V <S_lr_S_ a * s*!l rt nmde.to secure the \ faffiS!* £ Hanover for jfce Duke of • Joth tbe Prince of Wales SEatiS* °? a ßowia intendtovaitthe during the autumn, he made to in-I ' «* Writable as SSS^fffi Hanover, and thus -* « wocihfttkni to the Puke of Cnm-

berland, and even offered to go to Yanden. The Duke desires an interview, but without prejudice to his to iteDuehy of Bnaaviok. | Slfi : The contents of the will of Sir Hoses Montefiore were communicated to the Exchequer by Mr Daws, solicitor. Joseph gebsg ie designated residuary legatee* Sasteliff Lodge and the estate on which it stands are strictly entailed on his heir mue.' Instructions are left to Dr. Lowe to edit and publish the late baronefs memoirs. A substantial legacy is bequeathed to his niece, Mrs H. Gudgalla, and a rerj large number of other bt quests vare specified, including several endowments. The turns bequeathed to London charities amount to JE13.000, and those to theTHolr Land to JEatI.OOO. Altogether, between £50,000 and JESO,COO is left in charity. The personalty of the will does not exceed j&OO.OOO. ITALY. i On August 17th ten arrests were made in Kome of members of a criminal society, whi Ji has been operating in that city, in Naples, and Spoleto. The search of the house of a member of the society, a former Government official, revealed the fact that correspondeßca had been carried on with agents in New York for the sale to AmeriI cans of Italian girls, who had been bought for small sums in the Southern Provinces. The prices asked ranged from JE4O to jCBO. Signor Vicci and his wife, who were arrested with Signor Dovideo, editor of the " Moniteur de Borne," for selling a Foreign Power a plan cf the Italian maritime defences, attempted to commit suicide on August 18th. Dovideo intended the plans for France. A valuable collection was stolen from the Boyal Armoury in Turin on August 20th, including four collars of the Order of Annusziata, studded with diamonds. The custodian committed suicide. Signor Clearco, Italian Consul at Monaco, was wasted, charged with having embessled 70,000 dole. •