The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-07 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMON&WIDNUDAY, Fla. 6. The How mot et too riehtelt, betas Asit Wadaesday. The mend ?fathom' of tho Low of Partnership' Amon& mist BM sad of the Joist Stack Computes Bin, mhie m o w o ms paper of Insinsu nor* severally postponed 10) (1...5rp00). The Loral Doss is nipping Bill was a‘s erdsrod to snail fee amend tunas on the 25th imam. Toe MeOregielitaa Polies BM was rani m mud time on do =Wee et 84 O. Gnu, met sodand So be committed this day. The Mete ad' earned et s quartile to ►Mee °Week. CO, Oxpreoo. 11avertlemsob himdater "The liina4"Liaisa agatailieft merit st elmo Oft% le. lisnerie4ll•l4.lq Tye VU.* ealhi dig a pellluelse. HIGH WATII AT LONDON BAIDON. lb DaT—aleneime. IL. 40m.--.Aloonses. 311,. Ss. Itumarw—liendes. A. na...—...Alliessas A 4721. LONDON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. Iv= amid the din of war, and the happier masers of pesos, we need not apologise for ailing attendee to our old Universities. Whatever men may say, Oxford and Cambridge are the places from which, is feet, we derive" that doe supply of wise, well quali fied to MVO GOD La Church sod State;" and, their• tae, anythiag which affects their progress is of cardinal importaace to the nation. Indeed, we have only to look to the Hommel Parliament, to the Bob,en to the Bar, and to the scientific world, in order to ascertain the induces of our Usiversities as the well-being of the empire. It is a curio= fact, that at the present moment there are so lase than three distinguished public men who may a few years ego were actually engaged in the pried/al Wins. of University tutors—Sir EDMUND Elms the Goveroae- General of Canada; Mr. Lows, the Vies-Precideat of the Board of Trade ; and Sir Riau= harms., the Solicitor-OeseraL Facts such am them are seldom knows by the public, but it is notorious that at the University of Oxford at Wet there has of late been developed a spirit of bold and liberal philosophy, which promises the most splendid fruits. Th. Oxford University Reform Act has not yet, we hops, been quite forgotten. That Act, besides pro Tiding a new constitution for the University, sad debug away with tests, appointed Gerais Commissioners for the purpose of superiatsediag the minims of the statutes which regulate the various Colleges in the University. These Comm imamate, consisting, &maga ethers, of Lord Bu.matins, Mr. Judo, CoLnimes, Bir loam AWDIT, the Mum of WILIA, and the prevent Casnott.Lea of the Exotica/ma, who has Maly bees replaced by Mr. Twmazrom, applied themselves to the task of swigs, the statutes of the Colleges with commeadable diligemos. Ice this task they have: been seated by two seem tans see of whom, Mr. GoLDWIN Blum, acquired coasiderable reputation by hie active genes under the Co——,esissi the snort of which was the foandation of an Act of Pulisassit. At the time when the Oxford University Before' Ant wan passed the great majority of the Col leges—excepting Bawd and Oriel—were eased with sloes fosadaticas and the nasal re mit, a body of incompetent scholars and follows. To remedy this groat evil was cee of the peed objeste of the friends of reform. Bat knowing the views of some of the Commissioners and the weak projudise in favour of founders' with, it was a pave quotas amongst thinking men whether the farrow askidasees of the Commissioners would net Ms. bathe the statism:Galas* purposes of the Act of The sapplessat to the &matte published sat sight pub is in pthesosisa of the Let fruits el the Mean d the COSlldilliell ; sad we *Dies to dad Set, although there may se desk be some leaf ier Mill discernible alter the bald's' of the pet. there are very may *lags worthy if the warmest sesusesdatire. The Colleges whose revised statutes are sow eomplete are Breter College, Lin. cola Oellege, ead Canes Christi College. These, we believe, were amongst the Colleges whose fonadadeas were the elosset—ia other wads, the emehimeate of which ware by noomity applied he the moppet of ass, sot because they were the ablest el their mos isseparerise, bet herow they happened le be ban In sees partiseler diet:lot, or hew they were sow meted with erne pertisalar family. or Means they were ideated at inn pertinent school. Award. tag te the three genial odes of law manned in the Oeseffs, it is tree that the seembers of the throe mensal Colleges mast Stead chapel ; end snit, therein, is assay, if set in most, ones. be ing to the Church of Bugled. But is all el the three it I. expressly presided that the esholare--er at hied meet ef them—aad that all the fellows shall be elided by epee sorepetitios The fellows are thew. meant members—the raven */ body el the College; and it is, therefore, dear that the prise ri a fellow ship being laid opee to esspetities, everything ales `the way of referee most assisemmily follow. By this llamas the shiest University men will obtain the ran power in the College, and hung obtaned that power, we may fairly ocelots that they will env eke u assonting to the meet ealightesed pia. Spies. Indeed, eo strongly do we feel this that the elaborate bill prima by Mr. Ousevoirx fro the Baena of the University of Oxford always emend. as It sill seems te mistake. Mr. GLAD. wow; with that lens for chisanery, amid for elaborate isle% which men all his projects, tottered the Einem of Cassese for meads with a thonend sabisties, is order to teeth a esselosin which sight have hems seethed by a bill of mediums. If the tortuously sea. privation member for the University hadiatrodesed a bill, by the Snit eines et whisk oaths sad note were *WSW, and by the second elms of which Fellow ships sad Scholarships were opened to competition, be weld have achieved every perms. Te this might perhaps have hen added • elms sesperrertag alOsilege to alter its owe statutes. The sus thing, however, has now bees assomplished through the iastrerseatatity of the Cassimitesre, sad to these distinguished sea we toads es thesis. liar, is giving them credit for their week, least we forget the pert which the Colleges themselves have skew. The same embodied la the sew rodeo wee sot the mere ianstles of the Cammiesiesers. It was seggreted by the College Wolf, mind was then approved by those eathorities. From those salightensd men, therefore. who, ahboegh themselves elected wader a narrow system. have rises superior to the prejediess of their erneatiost ad to the thiernad essesiations sad prejediess which are nee more eateneliag, we assist withhold oar medial adadmaties The sit. esaistesse is as wittiest its wake. Far if, era ist the dimes. of local prejediee sad preosal feeliass, see of sea solightemeest have hese trained. we may andidently anticipate tbat leader the sew eyries the dews el this liberality will seas nosh the priest day. At Otthod, It to au diem to say to those who law It that osytitiog Oa hotoottdook or amortise alioogot ocoolaws is a Wog aboard et Illosoo. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, UK world which might be made available for the use of prison who submit to be duped by the of Mamma. The mask of the Meediciqty would ,Awnish velum of useful reeding anti* sat ; loot. !frith these, and a chola colleetion of biogragdoise of swindlers, old and sew, a LliworY of UmfalUow- I ledge might be collected which would be of the utmost atility.to simple ponces who toil and spin for the benefit of the idle and the vicious. Why not have a I" Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge among Duple P Treatises on begging-letter writing end all forms of imposture might be issued by such a society. The antiquity mad duration of the art of swindling might be illustrated by proofs *Snag with the god MZICIJAY and ending with the.isseori I boy )(Anion. On. Bus would be a abode in ant a Society, and LAZAIILLLO Ds Toim Om of Abe heroes of its romance. Spain weal' minty a seam of amusing and instructive rialingp. 11te history of Ovziwr D'ALFAXACILD wmigips OD oyes of many a seft-hearted spinster, wholes added epos giving cep the purchase of a new asp, that she may employ the mosey in °attributing to the happiness of a father who ham just half-murdered the mother of his chil dren, and who is meditating a brutal punishment 110 his daughter for her delay in bringing back the money he expecte to "get out • of the spinster in question, by a begging letter. Quirvsno's "History of Paul, the Spanish Sharper, the Pattern of Ropes and Mirror of Vagabonds," would be valuable. We should net much care about the dashing robbers or about expert thieves. ROBIN HOOD and CLAUDE DU VAL would not Apra in oar biographies. There is no need to warn people against open-handed demeastratioas spinet their purses. It is the trickster spinet whom the dupe is to be protected. If a class of dopes should be formed, we do not know any book Attar for a text book than the" History of Basepfylde Moon Carew." There the daps may see, in a compendious form, the different nudes in which he is made to contribute to the neentildse of those who live upon him. If mis- Mendes se to be sent into the world of dupes, let Shun le pupated for their work by a study of the guessedisp of the Mendieiti Society. If snob meseares NI we have alluded to were vigorously fol lowed, the dupes might become educated, and we might indulge • hope that the memo= fends applied to support a few thousand rogues, might henceforth be employed in the maintenance of ten times that number of honest men. IXPRESS FROM PARIS. (rI%OIII. 011/ OW. 0011111110MMIR.) PARIS, WIDNISDAT The Rusin plenipotentiaries are 'repeated in Paris oa lioaday. They will peas two or three days at Balla 111$ route. The Bowes opened quietly, but with more firm ness than yesterday, and in the mares of the day it improved mesiderably. The Rents rose 20c., closing at 72fr. 400. There was an unusual de mand for Bank of France shares, which rose bbfr. Credit Mobillsr rose 7fr. 5041. Austrian railways, after retrograding some francs, experienced a rapid reaction, and closed with a rise of Ur. 250. French railways were all in very fair demand, at an 'dream of from 2fr. to bfr. St. Rembert and Grenoble roe* lbfr. upon the strength of a report that the line was about to be amalgamated with the Mediterranean, on the terms of two shores for one. The railway obligations are now very favourite investments for those who, having made large moats by speculation, wish to place their capi- 1 tel without risk. The obligations, at present prices,' pay upwards of 61 per ant., besides the chance of being paid off with a premium, while the Rent., at 731 k., produces 41 per cent. pith. therefore, the gnat prism of industry and Intel will be awarded to the ma in the University 1e west distingelebed. These men will isetastly home members of the gonads; ladle's( the mine Whew sad will thus be is a polities to introduce web Amiga as their experiesep may suggest, But ' set only so. The opening of , Suess three Whim seummitates the opening of all the Colleges. The Cemmiselesere mast see that nothing can be mess INiliat than to compel one College to open its hentatisa whilst they allow another College to bap its lesadation clan The members of a close Calve derive a benefit from any College which epees its doors, and therefore the close College is bound by Ile mere spirit of fairness to do likewise. The andisratios is mutual. Indeed the bargain is 11/Nrowbat analogous to the contract by which Ike milkers of a bankrupt or of an insolvent Melo ligetber to take each part of their debt, in aidiusdat of the -several creditors agrmiag to elesties their remedies to adores their debts in talk We trout, therefore, that the Commissioners will mina the principle to its logical oessequsnoss end epee all the foundations. Nor, seeing how they bin already dose their work, do we fe►l meek muse for anxiety. There is use point, however, whisk we must sot omit to menties, and that is, that is the three codes now be us the rearictioes as to the Fellow being necessarily a clergyman are greatly diminished. laseme,the not taking Orders after • certain time vacates the Fellowship. To this we do not object. For, as it mem to us, the grand object of FeUewship ought to be to enable sea of small means, who have proved their capacity at College, to prepare themselves for following some deflate preheats'. Fel lowships should give a man a footing is the world, without encouraging apathetic sloth. For this purpose the term of ten years is ample, end this is the shortest period limited. Upon the whole, we hail with matte fusion this first instalment of a reform of the Usi. vanity of Oxford, whisk promisee reader es great me those of any felons whisk bee ever bees inagined. ONE of the best arguments against Sir B. Crams's suggestion for making indiscriminate almsgiving a misdemeanor is, that having already a plethora of offenders against the ordinary laws, it would never do to add to them a mom of well-intentioned per use taken from what are celled the respectable dines of society. Our gaols are already crammed, el amts provision for being kept always fell, by term ing Inn upon the world eousteady prolific sources of lAN is the shape of unreformed amide. We *mot afford to ream into the category of crime any mere ninon than it at present includes. But if we refute to punish theme respectable sinners, we manly night sedeavour to referee this. If a mss will, in nits of all waning, insist upon giving a plausible scoundrel a flotireand nets to wad in riot sad de. butchery ; if he cannot resist plunging his head tato his pocket to relieve a widow whe was is,., mar. tied, sad who harrows his feelings with the details of the miseries ,of dr small children who Dever existed I if he will matter silver lavishly swept embryo felons who pass their faraday la lying sod misery for the nke of providing brooms punts with the means of procuring drink, ander the Memos el which they aro are to mid to the mown of erns in the sentry; he le, we must admit, a social nuiesan, bat he is an, let us bops, beyond the reach of reformatioo. We war ben hie vagaries, as we do hem those of naughty ABMs ; bet we know that the shildren are senesced mash more elleiently by education than by pudeinest. Let um see whetter any mesas can be adapted of bsatowiag epos this elms apse* the sort of shades which they require. Berm son eidering this gentian. however, Ist as tars to the cave whisk he. suggested this inquiry. Oa Tuesday last, Jong MANION'. sit Italian hasgs collsr, charged with obtaining money seder false peolsoces, yam brought up Wens M. /Annum for feel szoniaisa. Signor MARION' is it/ideally sae d the mod assemplished of those young soldisn of hefts* wimp look epos the world of weakens sad 1111dRiaidllr as the miter which they an to epee VIM Mid of lying representatiou He has the htatatri law that the easiest way for a emu la Nee edMt seniag his living is to work upon, ar ' se thi Freon say, exploiter, certain beings in the snide of his dupes. The serest esrd in the pack ef a *wieder is what he himself tones the "religions dodge.' &nor Heaton play. this card with remerhable east. H. " wishes cajole the Bea day-stink" sad gets 10Mo-crows maths reward kr the =pre miss el se praiseworthy a desire. Bat his soul is above half Grown He cells upon the moo press from whim he °beamed the sum nentioaed, and presume a leas of lOs. lids religious aspirating increase swerdiaately with the messy he desires sad receives. At the iaterviror whin he pts the 10s. he talks in a higher strafe. He dmires earnestly to "get poi "—" pods' whop is the better read ing. He leopm that who he gets kis .{.thee' he shall be admitted to the Boaday-eshool. lastly, he inks sad resolves a Billie hen the same besefester—a Mr. Pizazz, wlro, we nay imagism, supposed that his impartments yang Most mos antis' col 4 at railroad speed, ea the path tOlifilhoora The aszt person who inners en W Mae is a Bev. Mr. dootonasar. That rodent.-- mimeo num doubtless estrapooded with his nano, hot who would have been wed a would of trouble W his heed bees se large se his hart—calla ea Mr. Pea= to mike inquiries shoat the " melees simple key •in when be hes takes a deep late rest. Hs bed tried to get the " artless • neediesat a situation in the swiss ci the Tang 11fise's Obristies Amnia. tica—thiakiag doubtless that seek bads el heli um ought to burst sad Sower fa esagesial spares. The stithooded Goonassar, however, fn up his design apes bolsi Mid by the prisoner that Mr. PULS had prondowl bin a sitastiso if Inesuld got some 'intim The "maw boy ' knew Wm what to do with his religion than to leek it up in Tering Beale Christie, Asseciatioas. (hill the Say. Mr. Goorantarm is &sew et ha/Ailing the /perk he bed meameseed, and deteradose—haviag in* gives KAZIONI soot essistsaco—se supply Ike dada. The goddess of wisdom, however, Was to haw appeared jest la time to elop this Acauxze et eharity at the threshold of his sash dead. The Bev. Mr. GOOD/LW berries *to Mr. Phut to ask a question or two, and hens Mt the "artless bey's' awry is a simple lie. Oa main farther inquiry it appeared that twelve else. omen had been spoken to, all of wham had ben doped by the primmer. A Ns. NILSON gips .vi. Sass to the abet that he had eared the primes, Idennlitnie to pthisa into aa ladvetrial institatise, Y Smilbfisid. The ear was refund by the primmer lea an Om that only boys esevisted el MSS ISO= were eligibie, sad that he trowel is eon" that would new ho his mae, 'Be pre Mr. MIAMI ea iatetsatieg wenn ef his father's epenelea Is the Protestant faith by mass of a , 111 Me whisk bad less gives to him by Miss Hoot, Om daughter.[ Dr. Boon, of Leeds. Be resolved esedry halficrowas hem Mr. Baum on various ems sloes, as rewards for hie esestity, sad M alleviations , el his poverty. del • ilawrilie s artless boy" to his hoe, with the remark that Ulm hese long known to the pais, awl tin tll l.-- eninige he won Aviag with a pradinde in the in.. • v 1 : • • Nefirs — !iii4iiiip — biiinTif kw*** IN the flit Court. --•— WINDSOR, Fn. 6. The Clem and Prince drove oat is an open ear flap yesterday attaractea. thi; Dashes; of Welliegaraohe Hen. Beattie, keg, sad the Mo. Miry BalNd, followed la a mood earriage. The Equerries is Weibel( attended ea hersetrash. There we ao addition Se the Itrial &eau perry. Mr. Stewart, Judge of the Adueralty Court, Is Non &oda, bad us ioturviow with Mr. Boorttor, labouchoro potarday, et Os Cokaki-4W. ♦ depsterke, with respect to the name Marsh draw's, had ea hierrekw yertailay with the Right Has. W. Co wper et the ogee of the General Beard of Health, Whitehall. The deputation sesaleted of Mr. Janes MacGregor, 11. P" Mr. George Bower, Mr. Reads+, Mr. Beath, the Bev. Mr. Anent, sad Mr. Frederick Honfray. The Jar finial Cassius' of the Piiry Ceased rat puha day la the Cassell Chanter. An appeal from Metres part Herd) was rimmed " Nageletebati Liausel v. Nada- TdJaChrth." Desist*les for the Clemson of the Agatesllsa Ction'es Were seat lest aveaias from tlie Coles al-dace. Dopatebes were received yesterday ben the °oversee of Malta. The Earl of EgLinton received a distinguished circle et dLeser lest ern*, at his .mica Is at. Jeasee's-sqsan. The roma 'winded the SWIM of Salsbury, the Yes gals of Bath, the Earl aid Neaten of Derby sod Lody Breams areal.,, the Zen Goo er Desert, the Uri of Ilea, the Earl of lisrdwleke. the Earl of Deaosgh mere. Lard =sad Lady Nees. Lod and Lady Mammy, Mr. Costae% &e. The Doilies of fisthoriand boa loft Stafford Homo, to jois the Dab sad family, at 'heath," Ihdlord- Wm. The Marquis ud Marchioness of Blaadked hart, CNN SO lowa Mai visit's(' the Date of Illtaelbseatil, at Bleatsla Palma. The Marquis sod Marchioness et Westminster sisi family Si. aegis( at Ilictewebe Hew, Downside% The mei& seseikele lad asetlibewee will net ream le theewsee Betel until Zest... The Marquis and Marehkeeen el lielisbery lave arrival is Itriloiterstroot has Bsdolil House. TM whin mortals sod wissolgooses will shortly give a swims se Masse portios. 'Ph. Mishima@ of Ormasde is soon the hake able neldsais at tie. Loseard'r•a as. The Earl of Valkha has left tows for Otiritsw buy. Me lavialtip ton out *me to lowa fie the moos moil Z. Tin Hui aad Meatus of Elea lave anived sews Item their neat la embed. The Earl sad C.eaateee Amherst are pude( the wises, at trawls Perk. seer Ilethaeshe. The setae earl sad essatese bath Uherelli relieved the egad awl helm pose is the sureealiag Wiese' darieg the late thelessat weather. Loot sad Ludy Willoughby de Erfutby loft tows yootoriloy for Tontwty. Down, with the latostios of *mu hie lam foe a hw rooks, owl this nrak to Orlorthorpo, the belly mot is Liatelaohiro. Lady Adelina Masson ban quits raaavared haat bar attack .1 the nasals& Her ladyship is still staples Nth es Das at Mahal, sat the family sitek. at Bohol., Carla. The Earl sad Coaatees et 5c..,. have bees eater tehiag the Marquises lAaatowas ea 4 a mho ink du* Om past week at Bastaer Cads. Dr. Trevino Twiss, Viteraseerel el the preview et Castottaty. t,. bow oppoiatod y goo May of hod to lb* demo ilieribtp et SW emir. veins by the dee* Claw Der Corbel. We (doegapere) ham mum to beliere that it le In oistr,plotko—tboosk apposornly. sot Waled la Mr. Low's toolooro—to otoll4 Um Lambs Wait/ dmm Lieutenant Si, David Baird, Bert., 74th High ' magien, me bees oppoktot so .Y.-droomp to Orsini Sir Compboll, 0.0.13. Upwards of 800... a.. yore entered et Minot& &Wei loot you so mewl voluatoon. W. (di.►r..w Prue) ebieeetabd that the valuable Mete of Criswell. la tb Bedew 4 wrist et Abordeseeldie, bee Not bees rankest by Oh Aloseador Baenonasa, Bat., of Crimeeteoptw be the oma ef AM& It is stated thatiOnd NON 4 M. Girt. —. nos "Boligios is Osinisi Lea" hem bees sold ; Os, Yr. Card hs tosilved km the pstplioloor : sal thoil It is Ids lateatissi M swig the ramie am to Ike osiowsiosi of the Erni YsesW Ismlohist itehrL MS. MACASIL&T AND 21t2 CITIZENS 01P IDIN• Rose=—TM Lewd Proem Me oohed the Mew/ft um. hem Ka Itstssise. M worm t• tW tressohlig Ms Addams his Yo Liston et Itilabesab :—" Libman Iroltroory 2, 111116.-114 load,— I mist listot w e of a ma lesseable moo K I bed ass bees doptg shoed by tbs law whip I this sherakii tossivei boa pm Wei* sal by the Odom welsh thet Otto ess estael. It is sass:asks* intUyleg es to MOE Ussl sorry with as isle rearmost the sesdephasa edge Bo esy widow: of pat esmassity Mash I Iwo soma hi Osimete pethiselrelestsa &Ow Steiner palsied Medea dewing wsey pees el possiTe. See & While I tier. I den Devoe hops 800 dolle 'kr Boathook yid* I owe So tem West el lid I I* I fed wowed AM, lees Oar esy due, ty elOwieWoll Wee year s! $••• wiß be moll; .__diet by woe orb. en dew le 100. owl fe wise= w 1 1 , be deer. With wawa grebe fee gefftlipelPre ems losahm. I love leo Maser So beallififfe. fir Isarkle• ties olie dies eel www Illefrab mite% POP* I• 1 •NmallAT. (Addismee'lliarwill'lMltitababeigb, ft." OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. OF THE PEACE NEWS. (FROM • CARP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, J. 26. Two to one is being freely given in tamp that peace is declared. On Mond►y the first rumours of it got about; the following day it was stated that Marshal Pelissier had driven over to oar hmd.quartem, and showed General Oodriag ton copies of the telegraphic despatches from Vienna, Berlin, and Paris i stating that Russia had accepted Austria's last proposals. Oa Wednes day it transpired that Sir Hugh Rases nephew, in the Coldstream Guards, had actually read the tele graphic message that Pelissier had received, and which he had forwarded to our Commander-in-chief. By the latest letters from Constantinople it was affirmed that our Embassy there had posi tively remind a telegraphic despatch, to the effect that Russia had accepted all the otteditions laid down by the Allies, which would cause pesos to follow immediately, still at oar bead quarter, of this army nothing qfficial is yet known ; nor do the Russians on the north side appear to think much of the rtanioure, for they continue to ere as uses/. TURKEY. The Constantinople col writs. on the 24th alt.— cleat of La Press* TOO allied poem have desired in these coefmuees to plass before the Ottoman goveraseat the reforms whirl Freese, England, sad Austria wiesider to be neressary, to disease their eigaileaties, bossing, opportunity, sad gy ra tio. end to draw oat a manse programme, all referege ehr:. This programme is sow prepared. It is oosapeeed of 23 ankles. The Wasters of the Porte, lull Pasha, Pala Probs. sad Primo Callinahl, are, with respect to its bodies points, in egrearaeat with M. Theuvosel. Lord &d -istill°, sad M. de Prokeesb. The sewer of the Sultan to the Friar& antbesseder, oa the oesseion of his delivery of the grand cordon of the Leek& of Hamar. Ur firm • petal of support to the plesdpetsatieries. may draw • good sagory beta the solemn eagegemeat made by the Baltan I. the face of Earope—a sincere same:neat which be will faithfully falai. The day before yesterday the Ottoman minister essforred with Lail Pasha sad Feat Pseba, la order to beer from tho two plenipotentiaries a reamed of the areforeaess, sad to giveezpliastioaa Illative to the twenty-time ',Wiwi re ferred to. To-day the gaieties Is submitted to the (baud Cocoon, which as the pram% hew is to leesios. What win be the fate et the propeoltkos debated httwees the Turkish pleelpetestlerlee sad these of the Alike it le bud to detewoloo. Bet objesdeoe ass eatieloated ea the part of the Great Column. AsIL Pada mod heed Pasha srs baud Is beam Is nip pers Won Os Onad Mesa slid lostste the aaltsa, ohs Arid pregiosuse. They he* wit► this the surgedh sad esesasetleas swops* et Moiwored Reshill Pomba. the as reshisr. They will ohs resolve lb. seareneass et Mehersed All Pasha, "be oral ds Ids masa* pen *et he his ole sorely abjured these mingle& Misr al** have minded hi. free Whs. Neale' Peeks. the news, Minister, is en hoist red ietelligeat aeh. Ilvelythin hob te the belief that he ertitesppert kleetiltsfeee. nue restehte YetterSelretl- Nobs; it* MaisOss N C00M1411.1, wbo Is assabtfid. AB- Glssalb Posits, Waiter of ths Primo Trim" will of writ) support the Worms *Sisk it. the somplito n poossiss of the hoeSi-soksour of —do week of Res skid Peas, Ms Arbor. Sash are the demists of stns.* with whisk &all Puha sad Pied Peeks presest themselves Woe the Grand Onsall sad the liheik•el-Isleas. Beth, I re-dire, will mums to depart a nip hem the hi amide@ agreed upon at the seufereame. Bat they do sot eased has themselves that tbe pert they undertake is highly dilloolt and dealetfal. Their met sonietiems, the awed sown Mike aWd pissi peteatisries, and nags egbies, metal* them in this new& @outset Yesterday Lord &doll& gala repaired to the Pubs, end hod a throe-hosn' latervist with the &sad View. As expression attributed to Ashi-Pasts may give Ms moan of the finneseo whisk the mitietwe iaisad re Wag to the dissensien. It was at the lost antis( of the am Immo, (a ltd ig sin hems' hap), Is whisk the tests of alumnus, kid bees hushed sad retenshed, added to end transposed, neeybody pea la heed. Asli Pasha spoke : treat that you have sealklenes Is the mialstere of the Porte, with whom yes I ham negotiated. The sogsgemosts whisk w• mode below pow la ell sineseity will be ialiklally onseated. Lest year, whoa I wee st Vitra, K. Denys de Lime, veranda, to Pub, eltreemod 111 as fellows I deport, she with sae I wavy the Amities perspetitiews rid* I lam odepted. I shall either massed is melee Oki to be seespeed, or I skull WV Well, geatimass, 1 eddrou to you the some magelage as M. Drums de Lboys. Zither this peogramme shill be seeepted, sr we shill fall." The sesat, al Priseston Odin% New honey, b•w esithirsed dm beaseary decree of D.D. arm Oa PAT. Ales. Perrestev, brawl, of Free MAW Cheri, Paden, sad new supsviatisilast a alaaidea la the /ewes prerdame at leash Amiss. Dr. B•odwith to to be •otatdwd •t • pet& breakfast at HaU braisnew by Ws faUtrw-towasaisia BOoterY or Mers.—Tb; cosnoil of the floolety of Ara pesos to held, et *air beau in the Adel*, ea an alma* of randidure toe skit et seetiertr' beelke tees duties the week sesmeasiai the 9th lee my. The wiser of esembettea wSI be matheeastlem, neehanino. shemeelm 9 9 7dt 96 97. b 991 97. Pellralhr. Emilia Wafer. Smile meeiosteles. the Letts, reek sad theme leseease. Tib• tallewleit ere the gems of the euesisete .-The AittOWnift Bay& ; Dr. Hemp ; Hes. sod iew. Bat; Roy. Dr. Dank Pit S. ; Bee. Pretense J. 5. Brewer; 0. Brooke. Iraq.. R.ll. ; Preform W. Brea* ; Dr. Carpenter, T B.S. ; Harry Chaos% BAH Nov. S. Clerk the Dew of Oltett Clew* WWI; TY else ihsbeyee 11. T.; Zoe. Ha Beery J. Olideber, P.q , the Dole et 1. seat. No% TH.B. ; Dr. Doi daellh 73 - 11 4 'realise Mewl*. PHA ; lharr i aith Honey ; Ihollimal, Hal.; J. Omen. Steyr . .11. H. • Iltaahwast Hewer. dilly, P. B.S. ; Ira 11.01111.111 1 ( SOK rat. O.J: Vagina ;; Dr. Wee* ; IfinhatfrAlliNflien,7ll.llll. /to BO alum *ldes; "Wee milled Iron Ply. soosh ea leteeder het .he Ate Wan Oars ef Adria% whh lir Ileseneseet eldles PO *eh * *upon ea l'eseeny, *sky, sod will law leatisiherie herime* A sepelsee d ray love emillaf ee tt ress -oolloi Arthur ski Groot. teeve , se the Ile% with amilreeeloresee • ter ' Oesleog. She* IMO leer hew eitly beaker* Vaal* ehloolliet Mg/01ft ant ealsonle. +a • . RONAN STATES. (MOM OVZ OWN 00111SPONDINT.) ROME, Z. 31. The prospect of peace, so recently flashed over the •Continent with simultaneous rapidity by the tele , graphic wires of the various states interested in the question, has not failed to produce the greatest satire faction throughout the clams desirous of seeing the present order of things maintained in the ecclesiaatioal ' dominions and the other Italian states subject to despotic rule. Every one engaged in commercial un dertakings is likewise delighted at the probability of Pews bringing back more flourishing times than the present ; and in Romeespecially, where the very existence of great numbers of speculators. to say nothing of the fine arts, depends upon the coa -1 course of peaceful travellers, the issue of the proposed negotiations is looked for with the I greatest anxiety. Amongst those, however, who aspire to the political regeneration of Italy as an object of higher importance than th e ' material and temporary prosperity or the industrious clams, or the consolidation of ecclesiastical authority in the centre, and the maintenance of Hoofbeat° sway in the south of the Italian peninsula, the sue- I pension of hostilities is looked upon as a seal placed for the present upon the hopes of ,the liberals, and a final hindrance to the desired political modifications j which a continuation of the war might have produced throughout the continent, but more especially I on the volcanic soil of Italy. The status floe forms the senimuns &Nem of the rulers of this country, as it constitutes the incubus of those intelligent , minds which sigh after political development and rational liberty more in harmony with the spirit of the age than the institutions hitherto rented by the Papal government, and therefore change would be as hatetul to the one party as delightful to the other. Ileum arise the different feeliogs with which the probabilities of peace are regarded in Italy. Meanwhile the Carnival war is proceeding most vigorously in the Corso, and the beauty of the wea ther encourages the fair sex to add to the gaiety of the some in every possible variety of costume. The prohibition of masks is beginning to be evaded by the adoption of head-dramas of sash singular construction, by some of the revellers, that the gendarmes stationed at the Pines del Popolo, where the carriages enter, occasionally insist upon the wearies uncovering, to show whether their features are in any way obnoxious to the police authorities. This evening the first public ball at which people will be allowed to come with mules actually on their face is to take place at the Argentina Theatre, and the result will prove bow far the Director of Police has been judicious in relaxing the severity of the late mulations. The French military authorities are taking no part in the Carnival this year, the Swiss and Roman regiments being exclusively on duty in the Como. The Pope is amusing himself, as usual during Car nival, by visiting various religions establishments, monasteries and nunneries. On the Nth inst. his Holiness honoured the English College and the Pio College with his presence, Dr. Morris receiving him at the first establishment and Dr. English at the second. The Pope read the inscription in honour of forty Catholic missionaries noceseively sent from the Eoglisheollege to preach and convert their protestant brethren at home, and received with affable compla cency a chosen deputation of British neophytes, re cently arrived ..into the bosom of Holy Mother Church," some of them university men, representing in their persons the reviving Romanis= of Ozford. COLLISION OFF TO TIT 'DMZ 01 TEI 11111L1IS. liii,--We beg to baud you herewith name of the peseessers per Josephine Wines. We wry noels tsar nate( the weleatholy list of a►lwlag, acme an sow likely to be swirled. We fled the report ifs beet baring arrived at Dever with @lowa perwas is lsoornct.—We are, Re., HENRY H. WILLIB sad Co. 3, Crosby-swum, Feb. 6. LIST OF THE PASIIIINGERS. __ _ Cali! CAII.. Saved.—Mr. Osorg;isdr;;;, Mr. Hairy Ray, Km ita histlag.—Mr. Fredorick °oldie', Mr. Mashope Mr. Herbed 0. Ray, Mks Ezra J. Lops, Mader Andrew H. Loges. SECOND CABIN.. Bacsd — Mr. Chaslm C. iitsa7;,Mr. WiOim Riplty. Missdag.—Mr. John Ituailtss. sierehast Mr.. lase Hamilton. wife; Masts, Robert Hamilton , child; Mkstoir Alszaadsr Basivoa, child ; Mr. Samoa Hassilsos, school. master ; Mrs. Sarah fisailhon. wits; Master William Hamlitor, child ; Mart., James Hamilton, child ; Master &mast itatailtee. child ; Mls Ague M. Basilica, balsas; Miss Swan Nichols, governess; Mist Maria Parkin:raw, sosersees; Mr. Cnarler Stuart, msrchaat ; Mrs. Harriet Stuart, w.fs ; Mr. Sydney Williams Back. - Saved,—Hr. Walter Wright, Kr. Geary Horner, Mr. William Ford, Mr. Williams W. Wall Mr. Jams 8. Beer, Mr. David Garaidr, Mr. George Batton, Miss Cathe rine Kay. Kbaing.—Mr. Henry Davis, Mr. Hannah Davis (wits), Kamer Ardor Davis (child), Mies Agars Davis (ditto), Was Rebecca Davis (ditto), Cromil A. Davis (want), Sarah Limb, Blizabotth Lamb, Willa.. Lloyd, Margins Hess, Arthur Lawler, John O'Neil, Jose O'Neil (wife), Lae O'NeU Oster), Joon O'Neil, Jane O'Neil, James Batted, Harriet flatten (wits), Harriet Batton (daughter), William Batten (son), Frowns Button (ditto), Shoaled' Assns, John Gee. Audis (son), Henry tiettersea, Margaret Gut tman (claonkter), Mary De Kreger (daughter et Gattersee), Henry Do Kruger (toe of Mary), Edward De Brew (ditto), Robe. Do Kreger (ditto), Frederick Ds Kreger (ditto), Joao De Brow, (aaughttr ditto), Catberiso Gibbons, Catherine Berke Blisaheth May, Borah Walton, Margaret Sharp, sad Grains Go-s. The Indies tined of Mrs. Harriet &Gm, Kiss K. Park home, Kir Agnes Davis, Keeler Laker Davis (leg amps total). Tam FATAL COLLISION IN THR CH•ltiaL.—The wreak of Om Joembias Willis, whit\ Uss is 16* fathoms of I water, is tautly w brut up by th• preens 'tetanus weedier, a gale Item the S.W. baying prevailed tie last 24 boars. Her topmssts, whiab were jut above water, ban dissppiand, sad the dams vie seat dews yesterday mutt that vary little el the tame mill b• saved. She lies right is tie balmy of the ebassel, sad the Trial ty Cerr uti= have directed a sleek" buy to be pissed over M. The llasgettea simmer, ablisi had bees mixed at Rms. pit, seder • warrant from RN Court of idaarsity, for the loos it the Jeseplibm Willis, las bus reamed, bail hay* boa pat HZDTTOID MID Tilt PAan EXHISITION.—We (Milford Illetaarl) esessily &groomed 'bet flre:-eleme silver medal kM hose awarded to lltfr. Stophoe Anti% sit Hartford, for spesinom of eriniisig mid bookbadiag, so hibitod lb. Expositing Mumma, at Patio. Anteing those WM thil viably remould sdi , io• of NO &OW MEW mettleal basshtioa of ths lodise dna. " Sakeesttli." • work white minted to grist so learnt le Pun, no less ea mama% of itt artistic tbs. its literary sari% thet Mr. Ana's awash' la might am inspyre mistoiy. before Isevias Peri., request the meeptsem of • mop by CM lfeepois. Revise obtains* on intemisc ties to Coma Tanks, do la Perris. thee nobleman undertook I. prowat dm book tit her Imperial Ma jesty, who ermionny ineepied it. Thu scaatiase of the book w.s formally soassurasted be bee Imperial Illialeity's libraries, sad sosesepaying the sommaim tan was • wily bosatitsi roil model, bowieg ea the Mimeo tat:quints peon' ilium.. of the maple" with the words" Ear.sM tapes es" ever; sad, intim nun., within • robed wreath, tie iseetiptioo—A. M. SPAM Anita, 1125." Mr. Aosta hat eine Ma thit distiognielod hewer of pressatile. throve' tko mammy of Colonel the Um C. B. Phlegm, Lapse of the Privy Passe, a nay et IM 'b Boksonts'i" to be. Warty Oa Queen, who wee WAS reselenely *end to sew pt it. mid ti diosce thee • pad medal sb. fogweedod to Mr. Assn*, in token et the somase teadend by him t ) Ike ingrommetrt of eft. The medal limes die ohmmo • losatieelly eneentodi MOO of kr Mtjesty mad, en the omen% them dimp L lZz . reyteseata. isoleol t Issinni, end Sessiess& moms to tinegneet. soot Al ow a themes mitt w Baum Obi mobile wegona,"sod, usewassie. es date el be. Majosty's toramitim.—Mr. Amin be els meeirod • gastifyins letter Erin the Frankest id Ik• Cominieskia of IM Amosietien of Psalms of Peen, recionlei pianissimi Isi inambie him among that inesslime. AltshICAN Wu. rot FBANOIL—TIoo Now York Jared of Chatatoroo. of Jut. 18. quotes tile follosoteg from tbe Mosso Do* Press, witlteet girls' dote. &sae triet er su s i re oo:ol si= of M ..I AW bwohole as el OWN he imam. t ilion CM broils Pram we obsono that *kale ohlpowato ire b. wade fres ether *Ms for Sloe saw deellostise. Oa Iletattlay last 8.000 Halals wets re adied at that plasm tram lowa ever tles wk Weed read. *OW *lee tastwimetol se the Miaow Casual top to the OMIT eel Oda is rowan. The Prue elm • mill bogey qtmelty le arrive tram the same bat. Ws week Oar the saws aloOmMow. TWo, wo betane, lo the drat k rises!. r eb_leh pale Iwo boot shipped ben lowa Is Now kol Otioell Lasalle oAi , sal lo whop MU forwasato of as to/fpossla" NAVAL AND MILITARY. The following Admiralty circular letter has been recently issued Numerous applications for twenty-eight days' leave of &bassos having been received from officers in command of her Majesty's ships which have not been ab sent from England many months, I am oommended by my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to signify their di rections to you net to forward applications for leave, except on urgent occasions, until after the time has hes ascer tained when the ship the officers respectively command will be out of the hands of the dockyard and engineer depart meet. Their hardships consider that fifteen Gays is suf. Orient (or the officer in oommand to be absent from a ship reflainis kr service, and, unless under special circum stances, should thtt officer require a longer period, my lords will not object to relieve him from his command —I am, air, Me., (Signed) B. 01111011.1(1.—To Sir William Parker, K.C.8." ADMIRALTY, FIB. G. XIII SCALE OF 11•L7-PAY FOR NATAL INOTACCTOIO. Per annum. Per diem. After first entry After 3 year,' service °shelf- _ _ _ pl Alter y 10 years' service on fall 16 0 03 0 pay After 15 years' emir:eft lull pay After 20 yam' service oa fall 91 b 0 05 0 pay, with leave to retire 127 15 0 07 0 Paossovonii.—Bea ad Masters O. E. Green (1846), W. Jurrie, G. Turpin (1847), :A. J. Ysitch (1849), W. J. Riddell (1849), F. W. Rea (1849), D. H. Speer (18-50), O. F. Coops: (1850), sad 8. Wept% (1847), promoted to the ' rank of Masten. APPotarwaars —Master O. E. Green ti the C•quette, 4, screw steam gun vessel, 01 200 horse power, at Woolwich. Satoond Masters W. H. Fswekner (1860), to the Porcu pine, 3, paddle-wheel steam veuel, of 132 horse lower, st 6hesniess; J. Wo' sly (1851), to the Otter, 3, paddle wheel steam vessel. of 120 horse power, of 81 errors ; sod J. Palmer (1853), to the Avon, 3, paddle whirl steam vessel, of 160 horse power, st Devonport. Assistant Clerks N. B. Denny, to the Trusty, IG, Beating battery, at &serum ; sod E. Rees, to the Lightning, 3, paddle wheel stems vessel, of 100 horse power, at Sheerest's. Acting Second Mister W. Smith, to the Valise, 6, iroa WNW /Heim troop ship, of 350 horse power, at Portsmouth, Daring the last few days a considerable increase has been made in the number of labourers employed in the various departments of the Arsenal at Woolwich. Soma idea of the net amount of labour performed in that establishment, where upwards of 9,000 hands are constantly employed, may be formed by stating that the consumption of tewder yesterday in preparing ammunition for cannon, independent of soar-arms cartridges, exceeded 46,000 pounds. Besides the large number of shells cut in thin lishment, coostrecta with the Scotch, Yorkshire, Live:ool, and other Landrieu are on a very extensive reek. Two tSOillabd of these shells are boated and pr. pared daily, Lad 20,000 musket cartridges. The buildngs for the standard foundry and shell factory are progressing rapidly; the speciosa area in front of the carriage department haring been cleared, the foundation walls were commenced yester. day. Twisty more guns and mortars han been added to the trophies at the entrance of the animal grounds; some of therm see heavy iron guns of large calibre, sad of a most singular appearance. The Dial-square now prefect' %novel spectacle, having two spaces enclosed, which contain large minntEcre of Russian implements of war. Orders have been issued froni the Horse Gouda for 260 of the Coldstream Gourds, and 224 of the Scott Fusilier Guards, with the customary complement of calms, tot old themselves in rsadineu to embark early in the en suing week on board the lodes, at Portamoath, for active service in the Crimea. DUBLIN, Fr.. 6. The following version of the singular volunteering affair in the West York Rifles, mentioned 4 couple of days sines, appears in a Dublin payer:—" Major Fitz Gerald, commending the Welt York Rifles, baying intimated to the major-general commanding the Limerick district that he wee prepared to allow any men of that portion of the regi ment at Delay to volunteer into the line, Captain tent, of the 9th Regiment; Mr. Wilson, R)yel Artillery; and Staff Surgeon Gore, Wended at Carlow, on the 28th ult., to receive over any oleo who wished to volunteer. The men having been addressed by Major FitaGerald, 95 at once stepped °staid'. rank,, of whom .52 were finally pained by the medical officer; the remainder were rejected for very teisilaldefects. Captain Scott then informed Major FiteGereld that his orders were to keep the voles- I testing open for a week. Major FitaGerald informed Captain Scott that he denied the power of the govern ment to issue much an order, and declined having the vs hinteeriee kept Open beyond the evening of she 28th, on the ground that a wash's volunteering was in fact turning the regiment ander his command into 'drunken rabble for that pried; and that his desire to preserve the discipline of the regiment, and the peace of the town in which he was quar tered, alike forbade his giving his sanction to such proceed. tags. Major Fitz Gerald further informed Capt. Stott that in the event of his persisting In trying to keep the volunteer ing open for a week, he would refuse to sign the discharge of say man who volunteered, and would confine his men to barracks until after Captain Scott's departure. Captain Scott then wrote to Limerick for fresh instructions, and re ceived orders to complete the attesting of the men who had already volunteered, end return to Limerick." There are now five men-of-war on ihe Irish station, under Admiral Sir G. Sartori's; vie., the Rowell and Railings, 80-gun ships, at Queenstown; the Edinburgh, 84, at Kingstown ; the Meander, 50, in the Shannon ; and the Heels, frigate, at Waterford. The five formed part of the Baltic fleet. THE MILITIA. (Prom Tamairs Gamete.) Coonairoisoo aped by Übe Lord Lloatiroaato of the roupsetive Clomelos Sodbenie Troop of Tommy Cavalry—Ernest Se!mono Illt=1: be menet. 111011 W—Hemp Moen Denton, gent., to be em alga ; Thies Feuer , geed, le be enema. hoot Nada Herm et or Artilkor—Charles Seaselert, pet, to be MOMS rleleaeq rico helms. Rost Zoe Segimeot of Hoary Thomas Howell, to be tbregmoot, Moo Grey, alma Wm. ligeopeldre loglmeot of latlitio—Ceotais &Mom Heathoste, 401 oemeoM to the Nth leglmeet, to be major, Mee bnrmd, to. Shorwood Ifeemileee, or Nottlaehmmhire Itegiment of 11110-111111 m aloha legoithv pot., to be heutenant. ] geed; John Matthew loses, to be orgeV Mee molgeed ; grip Itlehard Tialteld VarbeLl, to be Iloftemt, eke p rom oted: John %Sham Lloyd, gent., to Mme}, Ale Welton, promoted. Ideohyomeortalre Yeomanry Henry Admiy meet, to lobs eenset, Moe Beet, never putted. Combetdmebtre kludgn Arthur Harris boa, to be lies. treat. The /Etta fleeting battery (neeopyitor one of the laird gip Y lad a amraeted entirely of met iron) is progressing sell MO .inea Dookyardow many Alpe rigbts as em wort Ime Il ima. 9 .oorel. In order U pomible to cemp'ete . ....z W del be na's sides and decks ars to be eillh gnaw plasm 4 leek. thick. like will be armed with 16 swat of 111441 i WIN% end propelled by an anml lay acre.; her demise Velleit boa tbe Mho Welty mid la ouppmed to be that of the Surveyor of UM Amy. The Mana's dimensions are is follow : Feet. in. Lengtlt betimes perpendieniars Imoth of keel for toemite Brestlit extreme &malt tor tonnage. Bromine moulded 4l 6 Depth le bold Betters la tom MUSIC. CONCERT AT COVENT-GARDEN. Aecording to the present rational usage of pro \Milting dramatic performers/vs on Ash Wednesday, whilst ovary otter ansumnieur, public and private, is allowed without restriction, all de theatres were druid last even ing, accept Covent-Garden, where than was what was pompously . called " A Grand Comet sad Lyric Compere, • Sr what the French more briefly sail, • " Concert Ilenstre," consisting of an com move furors of comoun•plaue, gtt up to attuall maple who aro sot in the habit of attending mules] per (amuses, by setting before them, at a cheap rate, • bill of fate ample cough to satisfy the keenest appall . From the bills we would later that this concert was not the concern of the lease, but was got up by somebody else who had °bribed the theatre fee that parses-. As to the performers, their moo wee legless. TM nroireaut e-Atwensed a beefier Unfree am& imservimsatallata, armies whom thaw mu • flureminsut pardsularly Mediums C NM Lag hears. PIM Mash, ileum Aurm agall = Imam Deakelsielad IN or two more among the mselskiste; wad K. d let, the assellent pianist, among the Ineirmaistel perlbruers. There was music enough for MU-rims smarm, the esautalag hotness fatty and fifty pima, al d thus helm to everyUdy aegulated wM fesurie, mil a large patio' of them hack neyed vagrdd 1101110111116 Tb smart was by to mesas regularly moigered. It brim so hour after the time saneersed4 gado yerforumes was sonfread, little attar ties Wog sidle the order of the program. There was se dusk a applause ; but, whether Maass the weather was eery bad, or beguile eves our popular &Unarm ate sealing to be attuned by saliblti• as of this the theatre was by so moors crowded. Masan Jenuy Lind Ooldachmidt has forwarded a desettes et M. In aid of the feeds of the Royal British Paso& Orphan Asylum, at Davoeport. assay Led is eoggiid to sing at Southampton OD tie 14ik Mamas. CUM'. PALACIL-8111LLING DAT, FEL 6. dAdabdia• es moots, 523; ditto by seem Won, 133; 104 676. R