The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-03 00:00:00

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ND 4 0 AN nom-rzarn It IN•y0.„. -ATALANTA.-AM CO ranaciamrx SWINIII4)11 11114LISMISAII11100111 IS au OAIMI ../a4 Gess st 14battisa4. I,IIILILD YOOlO. W. rat Um U. Ur .-Doun 110Z2ST. Tog Svistgatlllal A. law. 8. MA. C. Durwl. A. %%Tit Limn. 1 5. 7 a. x. nos ; ilk.rlima. woo at basin+ G. ILION WAThR AT LONDON BRIDOL r ut= &ftemosa, Ilk. Pa LONDON. TVEDNISDAy. JUNE S. ♦ DOUBLE NUMBER o 1 EXPRESS will M Pslabelled ii anal ON SATURDAYS. Tie Ulthunontane party of the Roman Catholic Chas* lashed with the secomes maimed in Ambit end Naples, has be a less time acted ea tugs it believed that at last the reign of its Saints was at hand, and that the time was near when it amid eseembilly maks *grand effort to driest...* the advancing rtie of I istelligenee and Freedom. Galling as were its repeated discometures in Salvia' is, they wove in mese degree compensated by the spectacle of Spar Gam mom bras& beneath the yoke, and by the "peeper of inereased power in Portugal. In Belgium the straggle, though more protracted, was not sessidered doubtful, with a majority in the Chambers sad in the Ministry. That kingdom in fact has latterly been looked upon as one of the strongholds of Ultramontanism, and as des tined to be the theatre of one of its greeted triumphs. Checked in 1830, the new Constitatiou of the kingdom bate into the hands of the peer pare a weapon, in the shape of the Jastalled mane, of which it has *railed it self ebb simpler dexemity. It had to act on the =.ls:pdm by looping them in a state of rstlibr a and in a sort of ecclesi astical thealiwa, it pemesd ths means of sill sr/derby is the Chambers ea =al 4l =7l, Iff Effilesey hems of a constita ld 1111,.. ID aril. the meet serious blows at tintla ant at the civil liberties of the The mete et ANS, by the ellsrveseence in the papier mid, maimed the task tee poise to be thew egad, mewed but the pre =when reaction gip** taws mid with sask bpi* ewe to= moll/ Mesa to bow boo lbsegbilemilbwr for a weep men all" aell ire drellke - oese arwe the Ade el prier* Iniealls Neel Ibeweelts of the pit& Hamm fie hipidentfeidedeas el the 1 Belgian prelates against the State Usisandlies, sad the ',minket touting, enforced by themes of eccle siastical moire, for the Jesuit College at Louvain, which provoked so masterly a retort in the earlier sittings of the present Chambers. The crowning assault, however, is that which has recently been maw in the Charitable Societies Bill, and which boss promked a manifestation on the part of the people se serious and so unmistakeable that we trust the tools of the Ultramontaniets have received a lesion which will keep them for a while in check. By the new Coustitntion, all charitable and ecele iiestbal bodies in Belgium were declared M e:aped& of holding property. All donations for Charitable purposes are obliged to be made to the, civil administrator , and their distribution was , Expressly walked to those functionaries who were "namable to the civil tribunals in the we of malsersation. But in the Bill the digression of which has provoked this recent stoma and the ed. joarbsunt el the Chambers this regulation was ewhibtailik be set aside, and ecclesiastics] and ebollabb • were to be allowed not only le sigdie lleilisee of every kind, but dews were tebereille pea of ruminating special treetop be Ile Illadelliollew of Air bequests and gins. The old *Way theeellower was again to he Iraq& late nuts , and r tows of the death-hod, ewer by the Seat d withholan the easeellisee of bin Ile wealthy msimi, twee to be used we more as the flowletio ea whisk to bill the Ashes of the Choi wed et its deposing lo• seitatices. The literal pores of Belgium, and ths libmal minority et the Chambers, have fought the battle gallantly bat insffeetaally, so far as remits the mersersealt in votes ; but an incident in the debage. trials( mmarently, but inomentom in its moo couvres, his eablemd what so strength et segnmend had lean enabled to effect. The epithet of " es• worthy seined y." ("plied to the preteadrowsleas stalest ma abase of this Is rant istrestion et Ibis principles of the sonstitaties, brew& dews ea M. Few Oxus the wrath of the Ohara party, the strong demonstratioas of sympathy ea the Pert at the wedismie in the galleries, end the gonad, ozmilelea of the latter. The deliberations were ordered by the President to be private, which added feel to the lame, and the makes Welted the Papal Nine* hooted the ministers and the .b. noxious &path% and for seas days the priseipsl cities et Belgium have been in a state of enedtement in whisk the sympathy at the MONO with the °pi nks, of the eppenents of the Bill, sad their deter miaaties to newt if oroonory to violists rather thee mar It to pane, have been clearly demon- Basted. The enthaelastie reeeptiem et the Doke sad Dithers of Itaisier at the theatre, and the 'minimal cries of " Vise le Bah" sod Down with the Prisms," Ike., gore asepisetionobte 'widens. ea to the tom awl dim-ties af papaw feeling. Th. Mao has vary whet,' ofjaareel the awabere, whisk re a wade of &dais; the eiewaiow /seems I .d we Wow that qaiet will be notated sad the piesety b sties will take the lama to heart. A aowswetat remarkable movemeat b Dow biking plass with mderaseo• to whet may be teemed Middle. dais lidopetioa. The present position of the Universities with re tennis to the saner is se follows. The Rev. Fes- 'G, JUNE 3,, Dapatebse for the GOVOMOTO of the West Is& colonial Nye notived rotaday Who Colonial-office. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of 'Kent, Mauled by lady Breen end be O. Cooper,bis Royal High• meet the Duke of Cambridge, the Bail of Clariesdea, the Count Croptowitok (the Rules MialMr) sad the Courses Creptowkoll, leaded at the Ilestbansplos docks yeastday from the royal mat Vain, Mader CODWIRaII It D. W. Wacker= &visit to bar Majesty it Ookrins. The disids &eked meson won monad by Messrs. Hedger sad Lop or the pert of he dostbastMon Does Company, end by llsinn. Godson sad Watkins es the part of the Booth Warms Railway Comply, sad coelinsed thdr Parry to Wads. its Mantels of Dalhousie and the Ladies Buses aid IMllatemsg have wive& at Clarldge's IMO, from 1 itiamnek. Ike Movie and Marchioness Bancrni have imbed et Chrldge's Hotel, host Bores. The Berl and Countess of leneaborongh enter- Mined et Ohm; yorlazldy, it thdr lame is Great &as lenadeint,his Ilssikasp the Minster of the listlisrleade, Tana? sail VieweMess Cashmere, Iced and Lady MOM 267. 1 add MI lady llesates, Lord Radasisle sad *OWL Mill Waldo the Dowager Lady Ahem Coast A. di Li its Chliiii, Mr Wm. led the Rom Lady 1111110Mii" Mr hems eel Ley Mathews, Mr. sad MIS. I TWA end rksißlipsidt. .1118 FAA el bee left town foe Middleton Peek, am Wm*, The Son. Mn. Bettis P has ercyarrived at Cis, ridge's Betel, hire tie's CRC Warwickshire. The dos. Ms& William Roes's sok& de nab is Demotes' hem tymelsor to Friday, the 19th het. Biz Humbles, sad Lady Annette de Trafford have taKvoi at itiferts Hotel, Ortearatroot, from Third Peat, hr he Mesta. The Den ' Lady Cooke and Mies Cooke have wind et Iletewas's Hotel has Glion liwarriton, Took- Abu Mr. sad Mrs. Reny llswinbave arrived at thulium sistehlkhoesia. The Han. Mrs. Richard Cavendish gave a brilliant bell lot erester, In Cbsehomphos: The Counter de Pasigny gave • bell last sight, at Aberph Ones at ink& • bridled drole st the Ogle math sups red harming ddistaseey wee potent The fly roam Wave it Ohms Metederne Union' to. semi= with his esngssr. Prtars Lines Benspete an omen Or early rim; end the Prase al Prisms Etheavil of Bess Weisser wen oleo meat. Mrs. Fletelear Norton gave a ball is Miesilvid shoot, es Meshy last. Tbe epiesilid nib damming mama were thrown spa be densing, wall oommened eherly de 11 dark to he mask of Coots sad Timar's foil I mthWas. Amami the canny were—lllr 1421 '1 siielloins al Setwboteregb, the mad Chellerilad ad' Irk Roslyn Moshe" the But and Coarse" ofiflidertas ma Ihs LBW TIMM. lady Oen* and ho Sas. Mr. sal Ilks Cimisg, Lord Oman, Lad Tosser, Wks. Weediglam ROMA dad Lady Omeedells Toast, Lady Plot Mil Mks lames, Cal. Veins haymow; C.11.0111r diegsrm Wobrer, be., sir seen Oda IN gnats. Men the visitors now at Brightman t—Tha et Dissseets lady Illms hem, lik IMMO Si Ckirles Skesalow, Sk 1111kolkyk. es road Caine.. of Zeeland sad ima m lke ail red et Ewen. eri Danger lady lidMdlks......t Onellas Tones; ell Jess end Lady Aso Lai sisr4 Bassciat, the Eed al ligileirTh ." 7 " a Arlidall Swer, the llos. Cairns Mena& *Jr Jobe SAW" M.P., Mr. .Dlaby Seymour ? . 3 . 1. P., Mr. David Mars M.P. p• Grand Doke Constantine arrived at Calais at .e. 6 &dock ea Mirky `sale?. He died es bead the Oran, be slept mithost. Terri* means his noel Wines MUM, fir Ashram whin bis woo to mat the Wag et dr Belsiere. Rom Ogee it was Ms Istestios to .tit tbe lieges ad shinwsne MINOWII. , . The Ring of Piedmont left Taria ea the 2911‘ for thien, ins news visit to the Xing of Maw. The Sapless Dowager it Ramis arrived at. times es the into. Owls( to he with to prawn ha isaysidd, Vs Minna astbisities abstained has &l(. bre Majesty es sled realties. N. Chino, s Neapolitan other, who distinguished bireelf to the deimee d Vera is Iso, has Jen Pdblitiwd at Tars a lib of Orsonl Wm, who died ta mils h Almost, OK The Teresa Gazetti announces that, up to the webs od the 29th !Alt, Marshal Radetsky we pagassibig hicambly. The British government have apPointed tfteilliK R. L Swale, IL A., Queen'. Crites, Ozind, le the ate} Chaplain to the British Embrey, NM, vacant by the deals of the Rev. T. Hale, D.D. Lord Brougher& was present on Monday at the meeting of the sciartide moron of the Pasch LAMM" end rad spacer of men mese* "Oa reredoses impollotio the Warr Crane "Primes Napoleon," says a Paris letter in the Nerd of Bremele, "101 visit Yankee Mon the sad of Jess" At &this, in former times, it was the castes% whom • mantel oomph spired he agnomen sweat s ki: erapetibeitr it lestmr, be the isegierstes to ese up Ike pd. be a indsklit to da ladled tower es the like. Net airy worship andemned to a amens room but they tam sapplled with nay on bed, one ark, GM kWh sad ail fork, se het Obi nit iipimbil eslissly es mar cam plaimmes. If, afar the minder of the &Mgr, tbey m olehill Is *eh essohilim. the ribald adored • urine ow odor res ef O. OM, owl, if pounds, the damn bat is gavel as ontrelecese pair did mot malt he the God of the trate whisk hay sus subjected to bears noosolled sad. IS import to be relomed. The Gemini Asestably terminated its amnion at Bitsbergti, en Manisp, heft sone mew= el minor ingoOnshlle woke bp Os sembeikm. TM last thne INS peussimp if the oust Ins tossletid in menhir Ilia i Omits upset or the Ishii lesdon, to whisk M. porn' elloorlene use essimesed en the witeme—in cam Mohr Or menbnesed wades of the grasmia-sid, IS mon ti • Alit fro Amoral* MINNA is Re het mar's twiehlkos—htesibingibmismineepeopectier the ipieeopel ' Choi Is Ossilleni—end Way, Dr. Robinson's nport a the endramest sham nil SIBIXISO et the Una woad is romehile. Upwards of 700,0001. ban already boss rib. wl;s7awor th ishile s isms of The wise weer at Ores lir per roe ; the spirit rearst, iL spirit fa ib talli. MSLThisres, the ere serer was INI; aratieli, au. Toir 1,1601.. or Mar la re year la the benteck beepliele elose—Nwheol Irma Wee Sneltnes.—Riek brown leeks, pewireate lerr oaf rap early screw, randy allhesst r they ems hew the steily wire lie, the error coarat. sr the mcie rrieessaes of ald ega re bet part of the same • r the bright limbs /We, wish the sweet 7rdr;rhil; baskaakig roldses. are pert of doe emir 110.111 thst bray as to the solar die of tie saseater trees re eebee way Mae MA ihe retard rites of lb. 'Verb n . To Orr wile roe bri tr only with dr rerirised roar. MlsZoly i raw se Ids old ehrt int ask it war bate been lard to leder that he bid err sea the Ciiir whir with a Wert did of pries wed endernew bed lewd hie Meek Kitty to Mr Mart par es dr wry to Cal ha. or rot We aid of saes* arm We Wore tear owl UMW bed kern ell the deep serer of hoe badresediell threesit= eirialphee of said* and beweled whir Ile s.trAug, irked, dr Mr. OM et thwe hie ol wee el the Mew newiried IT= flea thin by say aNtlistena therm -eyed Wag I . Bet it le ma is eilb Now It yr V k i tr traseirs, wird Ow were yews Wiser , the wooer will ha Wed o r ewe we* bow wow eddl eeeeewwee ; whet Well Ire bra a reed tar rapserse rand door is bat elderisal riseepea err. Keay se blaring her, wry edsai7e 1 . has seas of a hard Know, err hae rear swirl re la aro jer whoa It wee he. plereser Iwip. sad the rigid were Yin = i t ir e visit rib ear herr bier, ray he bat es tie tworsair weir of a Ira We. We doh to wlllwei—Jlembeettle Myra w. IYE 1)FICB OF CAMBRIDGE 217 IaII.MLYOHAM. BIRMINGHAM, Toustmv. Last evening • grand banquet in honour of the visit of bb Royal airbags the Duke of Cambridge was gives by the mayor at the Royal Hotel. About one hemdrod and eighty noblemen and gentlemen were invited to meet the illustrious post. The duke arrived from Wyddringte% Ithe 011ytel madam, • few moats before seven tie.ocir, and dimes %ma shortly afterwards sealed. The gneets at the raised doh were Lord Leigh, the lord-lientooant of the , county, the ESTI of Havdwicke, the Earl o: Lichfield, the , Rai of Shaftsdary, Earl Talbot, Lord TAathertoe, Lord Wham and the Bishop of Worcerster. Amongst the general °astray were Lientaant-Geareal Sir - Harry Smith, Lord lagestre, M.P., Mr. Scholefien, M.P., Mr. Spooner, M.P., Mr. Newderate, M.P., Wijor the Hon. &menet Conine, Mr. Adderiey, M.P., Mr. seals, M.P., Mr. C. 11, Baseleage, the Hoe. sad RIM (ensue Teas, the Rev. Isms {peer (the mayoes 11111apids), dm. Mess Godg- KO, Daiwa sal Barka ale Se efee • sly mrepilleat hags* le meal les Ur. Dee, anti the ~easel Mb labs fhasefter been Spied of, The 'Stalk di-I es ewe fiat pee we perdou me whoa I equal I Ilid Ma ailiallay Ihdfileasall the teat I maw Maid to peeper is • matatiltiSeh to the Orilithia. Mesa me at my eight eve Dahl= past who bee bemumell a ille &es with his meeiee..wilm me think of the rah la milk Se ieleallela at fife lam lave , received bliamima me ha -es Ss Wag width Me been SOO IMO, the Whew. the Vallimest al St wig dre live•-1 mat min lal mile Se say ea I evil waits offy ea dide esearkm. (Applam) The &O pfer of eh deg are have awn to his royal highnem how gime we Weals Ms mem we this ousalsa. The *Mel bis abbe homes tithe greatest impamese the wing to the bleilishi if • perk MSS I leml.wii ever ihmertra be ogee Im lie OSA (lalielimelegg Ins a Silk of the tharille dm we saw al* paths he fah ak, mud gbh be pt sed late Se free emillim I e a taw beme. I ara sum I oaly sopa the spleilm dSe Isms at by what I way that the gamselly ef Ibil fhb. may sod the coedammhs el Ids lege Wass Swift asempt me, will keg Ilie h thsor As *aft allimhe Mr goo it agog the bails remellat hem that permalle mil esileisaltes. (Cam) I ers she that I, quitllemalmeete Mae whole peridacm of this tows-I rairgnieme-.Glas I say that his seal highness lives la theireb mil ellases of emey men` (Cheen.) We op pa ha the sahettmelis d his near Wow. sa seams 1 WI whi be ling mmalmeed ad rheikbel. la 'sly by need OW Cbekla • id bifhm MS Mbar% rhiekea, to Ss WWI day. IMI pet Oeale cia ll i aposhg the health el wealth gent, the Debi ei lag loot wee modal with adieus; cheering, and wee dmeit with . three times three, eel me chew more" lb Royal Memos du Deka et Clateaura, ea Markt greeted with atoltasedo Seim Se edit M.:4 as 11layer, my Lords, and Ocallesma,-I UI mei hip at the &spa emotion to rest you: VI dm* Sir% he the loam you have dome me is ditekleg me beg& Ontheum, the mayor bee base good snag% es mg Ana he Mast exactly know how to bring this test helm yea: bat I maim that he bee arme so in terms races flaw tag Sea hi ny opidos I dares. lf bead ad aids week I it waded ware than what I has ease this lasi* (Loud Asa) The mayor ;will permit use to say, Bluaggir ban bee spokes. (Proemial *prisms) Sir, en se WV 9 :deal, I week* that emeplaset, se every mem ail ai , ate was hmy paha To led seals Ralf remeeted ed honoured a the moats that I lave bees, by a /mat mak alightseal borough, is each ea homer se en as would be proud of. Bat, gentlemen, I gni ad vain ,Mttsab te apices list sea en bare is only des to myeeW You, path/me, sad of the era of Binniagiseia. -e wished to saw be my perms a respect far the grist WWl:does of oar , bad, ra it is as that acosuat that I doubly appreciate the cesplimed I base bed the lOWANS to reap. (Chins.) Onassis, it my in some raped" appear amp that I, • ooldior, should ma wag au au surb us °autos ea that me hoe this day wthemoL I vesture to think then is mo th* slay asesefarry is that at. Whoa my worthy Mad, Wank* the near, ed a AMOS& of yaw. mho welted spot me, sod is me Is sand at se istenetlag a oerasony, I did not for one alma hesitate. Why did lad hesitate? Bedew I comesteed that yea, gestismem sod my noble tried ca my Agit (Lead Cal thaps)-to aces Mashy I taow yen saps& ladabled (load dame)-were spied in a good yea, ad I mad. inlay humble especity, or to say cepacity I auld,, to boa my alimony, sod the hamar of the sissy meth Mesh I am happy to me used as this day, to se =WS Maar gems, sad ezedkat gahriskieg. flail diem.) We I live, amok God, is the greatest ementicht seasity af the i tread. To yea Eta cam that this waxy is the alielleik 1 ea galena, end grat ashy whit% loglead• to it di aromas Bat to Mica gatharre, is lea loch a sala ease ha carrying out the meat rasa pm haw essasefg, hourly, sod daily la lad f Why, le Sir gglogra, blase die we taw to the shah to-day by therade-(qipimme) -.without wane sea shem yen woad be math to cement any of those uadertanata which have made Zeeland lamas In the world, but who at the not the Gould not Bp In the coaket mid esjonntst we would wish to as that without the reelproad, amiehad end matnel support they receive ban yea. (Chasse.) A great Wks, that is hat en such guise** hada en the snail respect ot all chase of the ocamesaity la their peps sphere, • campy sq eberametenoed came* bat Ikehe. (Coat It Wheedle' • hang a peat ra diation sad plimeare is myna, se It 4410 my noble Mends scald the, dust AA caretaking' as that to-day Image rated are boroodag more eel more peril. I haat that in every part of thiecosahr we shell ate eased diode made in Mad to dead eademahlia. I think It iamb the greatest credit sad bower upon all of you Mbar* eacear aged sad foamed such a Laded. movement. Grath:as, I have hither masa greet glamors from scam asermert you, en I hap act habeas lad the Montage cd sang your I:opera:lt sad latematiag town To-day I ben sees year sash crowded with idlers, happy idlersoosteatedeal happy, because you have given them the meow of beings. To-mor row, think. to the care sad Mare of my worthytriemd the mayor, I shell be very happy to eoloy the Madam of erring those men employed in their Prime avocations, so for es time will permit. (Cheers.) But whether It he hoes the • public or happy festival which I have wilaseal ordey, or whether ithe trod the interesting visite which I idea be able to pay to-monver, I gen ever look book with piamore mad eatioisctica to the two days which, Omagh per Mad ams, I hare bean permitted dab speed eta you. (Load (Chem) Grotailm, before I sit dews I serape may digress for ome ammo hem a pissed to whet um appear a wen waled, though lem leaned to that tint en be from boas warlike It of all abject, or which soy more Day mdse to peace than sayable SIIII. It is a nineties Man le algae diet lass who, Woe avail, moldier§ M ha me the pope of ell ahem who em dis posed te was. Ids net mass het la this TOMS ban lit soy ma wore happy to me most re-eotablished la thwerld, es et bat in Europe, thaa thermos who now dikesaiyou. I (Alletalm) Lot me assure yea, en fa se my bumble Judg meat pea, that to be at pace, sad ia ader to cagisio et pros, you meat sot Sept that sea a Wog en we is pos sible. (Deer, harm) This le Se mere a eoeomrrvlel garbs thee • milituy coo (Mar, bear.) We military MU UV, neater neon is do than to ram oat to the bootee our ADELTIII Tuedrer.-11Sdarus Wags tak es b er . .... _ .... abillries the:diakonal," the in try lenall . but ft aint•nat is 6.7.l., ta rathiNL ln /7 0 : bait this evening, when a mew play, by the seg. a = .c.. . h... ... ' greet ........id Jona Pride, will be produced. All play-goon in aim ag. Imis. .-- 7. --- .. „mid .. - - as ta bo c.y • 70.......106 c0ttrY eury of the grist merits of the latetkigiro, sad it Is seidiess to say vbsi Iron aim 5 en rologgig mg amig ibb i a an pet el thewerld; "abider ato hada that mamma le edam paemees apse the boar ef the pane. tome. (Cheese.) The gramme el eimarce at is au ra ad that tem* sesis rase the Sacs oof Saw up Mr. and Mae Barney William appeared at th e your " c .,,,,,,,,w m imi l a w h i ,,,... ~,,g w i,somr bourn.l lll"ft it°ll4 Ilmigillilk I" "MIN ' Wm° a Ts " full stances sequin. vas that purpose pa am en say and mere. navy, eat ano oder. (Cheers) We sea OD Agrandile litillijil..lll.B.o..bilP.riaLo P la t _____. ti" ninmer at ' NM I' mat. We imply moot our comareld Ideraele coaled ^ '"' Ile'—'" - ht ..7.'S la Ph his lest Ea graded all row the world. Cleathas, Ism pomaded fah hr the 1•11 M. M which Moo. Viddot-Oessia sad s is t sun is ae hapaset, sad ff Imy so ay, a pew view several Warr mans meg tesrants Dais end Sprit t w of this c ,..., " a rt,. (Hesse, beer.) Go estaegescs, us lola absurdities; but let as keep the great ha utione of the Lath GRACEIL-nll leg saseeirideit im country upon made a foods( as shall arable Barba always bell„ et Onnridgs are MI OS Os Sat hy s ad= „, rather the Mod po go. w hich Ima I na 9., aka .h e teem ad try a whaler air meat am dile • orbolor i by hie the wa " reed "by a higor) us a sae d a at moment occupies. (Protracted wham hop )I ho ban y,* IM "11.1shed106er which "WM". add h s ..... yes will forgive me for having made this digressicra. hatemred la the blink Sr in the Mseasess." Int the (Hear, Mir) I dish thank you fat diatom*, you ban the i. revlvad e g . th =n e t e la th....., 4 6r I t m d m i . haur I y tea goo, or hi rh I wow as forget, and lOW to return you %PAL my most beafeit thanks. His royal Wren= reamed hie sad the wastleg - ef Mae ores h the mowepapem wime - fps am as phew las de to e s d min g. o dy seat amid immerses cheering, the whole carmany Aim reds haw the Solid ea mallet Mem *- him new. . Masa st nem= ems ! aids memeued The tam "the Army sad Navy," we proposed by Led azaalwast la a= I.l6lllMailled ILVTIIIIITOTI, end responded to by gielisaus Snag tali = i k-bsigg pieta by ear miss= the Earl of HAILDWICILII. Ist She Dural gab how that the ends 01 7 Lard CALTRORTI moat pin "the Nabors and one , .4.4 tin. a ran. lb ogle whoa la that lailkt-Dwre scaowiedged try the Distop of Wougeas. • Ant, Yr. SPOONS, me mast "the Now of Lords." BS'ELI47I°III. or TUB BoLICITOBABBEIRAL.- The Earl of Suarrassrar terpoeied. Yasteohy H low Nail. Ss" _lei Sesiensi for Among the remeiniag masts was Us health a Lad Cal the havogicd Haan lathed egrammer • . thole, Imposed by Xr. OctroldisMlLP. • . nvr.ICI Tr.o PLC and the Rev. H. Vf: BEL,— two of her NIAJE.,TV'S Inspectors of Be they with Mr. T. ACLAND, have had a :with the Hebdomadal Council of the U ' Ox : i ford upon this subject, and the jjepoit of a Con* mittee appointed by that Council a#peared the' other day in our columns. This Report recomateuds the University to answer the call made upon it, and endeavour to extend its liesellidsl influence to the edneation of classes now for the most part beyond its reach. For the instrue- ' fiat of the children of the poor, Parliament makes large provision. The Universities exercise a great influence, directly or indirectly, on the training of a considerable portion of the young in the upper classes. As to those who occupy its interme diate position, nothing is done, r.,erhaps no thing could be done, by the State 1 and there is little connexion between them and the Uni versities. Nevertheless, it is important that this Marts of good teachers 'should be guided and rewarded i that the ineapeeity ci bad, taming should be exposed ; sad that the be- i duds" sad talent of boys should be signalised and rewarded. The Oxford Committee, accordingly, COMM" that a well-diger ted and well-administered system of voluntary perlmlical examinations and die.. ' tiastitessie calculated to sleet these objeets. Aflek alders& by the Universities, whose motives deism are above saspicion, and whose eminemd of men of ability is very great, such a system would probe* obtain the confidence of the country, sad wierhlpme• ease all the fruits which may be fairly enipeelell from it. Side by side with the Society d Ai% k would Am to the middle deems of this esseney • reeerised and generally appreciated test of Aar third pmficieecy. It would be premature at present to enter into the details of the proposed scheme, but it may be Mated geswally that the idea is to have two examinations annually—one for pupils under fifteen, in order to seem seandases in the elementary train ing, wllbeet whisk advanced education cannot be sethilmierily carried on—the other for pupils mew 111, li order to prove that the candidates are web Sped It the situations in life into which young ass oar 'best that age, or far continuing their does with advantage. The examinations an to he ealisisi by micas appointed by the Unison sky, spa set only at Oxford, bat at mime phew =at the errantry. The expense is to be di. rby the permit of a tread fee by each ma& elm haw tie *OMB of exeminetien. it might seeMikefi mem effienhr meal sem In the maim et sellatia Dot the Chminoth aka a who spbk of teiseeilba, whisk Asia OM R White credit. have get rid of the dieraile. allay mart " that 1 there should be en exemindlien Is Ili rudierats of religion, suited to the shostakat el Oa lhdversity eat le the ego el the tesillielst. shat 110 us ea.a where edjedisee ors alfrOsil ig pro* sad Fior dland° k asba•to attract eaaiislm mail to lOW Ogee the 141111114 it is proposed *NC at Selma Mr almilka sautes shell, if Vaistrtil. obtain a essillealle et ; but at the soma ening nation km shall be kellibidod lase demo omoft l• auk, sad a emirate, attested by the mmily. id be gives to all who peee, ikawbe dab prides la the award of the exemilelas irsil combining some title, such se A. A. (Amalie is Arts of the lleisonity), mezlelair the commodes of the possessor with the University of Oxford. This titular distinction we regard as an essential part of the scheme, and it is that which probably would coostitete its 'bid prae tical attraction with the bulk of the middle dames. A statute embodying the plan in question will, we understand, be brought before the Congregation next Friday, and upon the result of that debate will depend in a great memure the part which the Uni versity of Cambridge Is prepared to take in the minessent. Indeed, we believe that a deputation bas already laid the matter before that learned body. and its representations were most favourably re ceived. We record these fasts as worthy of at ties. It It is difficult to exaggerate their edueetional hiwortance. U the ashen seemed., it will net *sly extend the Maeda, if the Vitivendties to is imperadented degree, bat we , believe that. ht seed anction with the collateral son of the Iliedsly of Arts, it will be the means of s Weber sad mere seawalls staaderd into the petrel win s setae ci the middle theses of this commery. CIVIL ISIRVICE ESTIA.ITIC. This amnia' wets published the details of the arras for pair wars rd Wrap far t. pir rain ala Ma* 1866. Tor paha bailliap rad aid pram la Orr Ei4 a, ths rasa isemiral In 11164 was 196,6761., sa d Ia 1867, 194,1441. • arra. am Neer at 1,1711 ; for road parr. pram pram, Ix., la 1616, 91,1614 rad it 1867119,1651., sharag r raw@ of MAU; for tla saw rasa of parrasat, Ia 1864, mug sad Ia 1857, 111,8614 roar or harems at 83,4781.; for Holyhead Tiartissr, Ia 1866, 207,3051., rd M 1867, 120,0001., rewind a kerma of 87,3061.; for Harare of Ream In 1166, 233,0001, sad In 1167, 124,0304 .bend a brew of 9,0001 ; ft Port Parr Harbour la 11611, 7641., aad is 1867, 4431, rowing or ismer at 664 ; for public bauldiaga (Ireland), is 1866, 41,0211., mad In 1167, 77,8 6 74 rowhs4l m firer of 36,6361.; far Iladatows Harboar, r 1666, 19,3401, sal m 1867, 22,100/., rowtagra Nair of 2,7601. ; for Barr rub= Pals., Ia 1866, 7,8481., sad in 1857, sdl;—arar.. ad a total rarer 6:e 1667, as compared with 1836, al %NM The aura raid for lb. perissa year for argils sad ammo of addle daparresaa, ache:Pod printing, sad earsary sad parr, Is 1,640,1161, showing a drams us compared with 1166, of 6,0871. EZCIONIOIMPTIB AT BIIOIIIOIi.--0a Deaday 1,400 surmionois Oa r. vial tram ttr aisloopollb sal Yr la. temsela sailma; ea Karam win* araili, maisis WU% SS Nifty aa magflaa ha= Osaa /kw Oran arl dada. vaadarant. Oa Ilima &leaks ANSA mad mar avidai Rolm at Ohs amisa train la Loa iia ail Aleut MIO AIWA Ow mat fean t. MOW Chleriiillik Inns ui 7ta HoonTALL—The econmseet THE IEXPRFB3, WEDNESDAY gbt emit. iavl i 1 44 4' Nadi" unto I: '4ll C1‘1614 ilinllCY theLrini" 11°Y4' /Mike* Helena, eud idelluir, drove opt yesterda aftplaaa. - ' The Maco y mb ea horestait wfth third:tow Alko. The Prime et War sad Prince Alfred weatpa board tLe Harrah trigeta. sad got wader weigh. Their Royal High. sow as sidled up to Ilpitheed, sad Monad laths Zlda. -Mekier-Olowel Basalts has reecesded liejer-Oesseral Buckley, as wparry be ratan. The Dachas of Kat IA Osborne to-day kr Pragmers• house, sanded by lady A. Beam sad Ole George Cooper. - "ft” Lori CaLTUOUVII, In acknowledging the Mid he aomewlist embarrassed, after M al = manner In which his health bed been drank, as well se the manner in which he had been refined to, indicated the belief that he was mom liberal than las c r , Swes. Th e land they had that day met to oftelwate the of, it was not in his power actually to give them, he could not therefor., accept all the praises they had thought it to bestow on him. He we told two years ago in the Town hall by a mechanic that property had its duties as well se its rights. (Hear, heir.) His own property In the mi hood of Birroingham bad been very much enhanorde b erTl r ue by the extension of manufactures, and the consequent rapid spread of the town, and he therefore etas thought he could not mks a better return to the working Mamas of Birmingham than by affording than the meana of healthful nereatka in the Open air. He did hope, however, that in thus setting ape his land for a time he should be backed by the corpora tion end authorities, in withdrawing from the the temptations of beer-shops, gin-palaces, and (Hear, bear.) Those temptationa, he feared, wi too many of the artisans of the town from their familia% end therefore so lee; as they remained it was impossible that the land he affor and that &needed by his friend, Mr. Adder ley, could be productive of so muc.h good as it otherwise would be. (Clisen.) He hoped they would be seconded by • the corporation In remedying the eviL At noon to-day his Royal Highnees left the Maples resi dame, and proceeded to inspect some of the principal menu , factories, ho es which he had not returned at haZ-past sin o'clock. The Mayor bee Invited a large party to lunch with his Royal Highness at the Royal Rota BIRMINGHAM, TiIESDAT, 8.30 r.x. The Duke of Cambridge has left by the Groat Wastes Railway for Landoll. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. The Belgian Meniteur of yesterday publishes the following note :—" The disorders which have taken place in many parts of the country imposed upon the government the duty ofealling out two classesofroilitia on the 29th ult. These will return to their homes when order is restored. The gevernment proposes to send immediately to their respective garrisons the troops which were momentarily summoned to the capital." The news from the Belgian provinces continues to be of a pacific character; but we: observe that the members of the liberal party who opposed the bill have met with enthusiastic receptions fvom their constituents. The Independence Beige denim that the distorb ',noes ever reached the gravity of an emote, and eaters into a variety of details with the view of jus tifying or palliating the demonstrations that• took place. The eagerness of the Belgian journals to reproduce every favourable comment upon the recent events that occurs in a foreign journal, and the tone of their own remarks, evince much anxiety as to the sympathies of Europe. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (MX OVA OWN COSASITOWDZAT.) PARIS. TIIISOLT EMMEN lie puttee' effect of the decision which the go vernment need each extraordinary efforts to wring from the Court of Caseation, limiting the free ciren- laden of electoral bulletins twenty days before the election to thane, a copy of which, signed by the eandidates themselvte, should have been deposited at the parquet, is now beginning to be understood. It was represented with much plausibility that the enemies of universal autTnge could not be fettered to any grievous extent by the reserve to the govern ment of the power (a power promised moreover to he very rarely used) of prohibiting Dick, Tom, and Harry from hawking about the names of persons who did not wish to stand. It wee admitted that instance, are upon record of persons having been spontaneously returned by. a oonstituency; hot it was said that such cases are so exceptional that the restriction in question could not possibly bays any assignable degree of influence upon the result of a general election. But three arguments designedly ignored tie fact that , in the present state of things the only object'that members of liberal and consti tutional parties could have •in voting against the government candidates would be to make a mani festation in favour of those liberties which the im- perial constitution was expressly framed to keep down. Even the moderate and tolerated &eels has proclaimed all along that the great aim of its crusade against abstention was to obtain "more liberty." Now, it happens that the only men of mark whose names would rally round them—those who want liberty of the press, liberty of the tri bune, li b erty of eketoral meetings, liberty of initiative in the Chamber, and free reports of the debates, are men who would not, if elected, take the requisite eathi of fidelity to the existing eonstitution, which @appraise every article of their political religion. Now there is no law against a man avowing him self a candidate, although he may have made up his mind not to take the oath, and although, cones . queptly, he must be well aware that he cannot take his seat in the house. Bat I find it to be the general opinion that the government would treat as an avowed enemy, and one to be dealt with sum marily and extrajudicially in the name of the public safety, any man who should avow himself to be a can didate,while it is notorious that he will not take the oath. The consequence is, if lam rightly informed, that none of the republicans whose names have been put forward, MM. Cavaignae, Goodchaux, Carrot, Gar nier-Pages, Jules Pure, &c., are, properly speaking, candidates. They will not sign a bulletin bearing their names, and consequently, although each indi vidual elector who can writs may inscribe their names upon his voting paper, anybody printing, dis tributing, or even writing for the use of their friends and neighbours bulletins with those names will be guilty of a misdemeanoar. It follows u clear as day that, except perhaps in Paris, Lyons, Bordeaux, and some other large towns, where the majority of the constituency can read and write and can communicate with each other, in spite of the police, it will .be impossible to organise any serious demonstration in favour of non avowed candidates. Of all the republicans who have been mentioned for Paris, M. Navin, of the Suede, is the only one who is thought likely to take I the oath, and it is by no means certain that he is prepared to do so. There is very little electoral news es yet. None of the ;amen of candidates are out, bat some will probably appear to-morrow. It is sewiluaed that in the department of the Doubs M. do Gantalembert will be opposed by the Marquis de Cenegliano, the Emperor's chamberlain. The Gazette de France, commenting on M. Bit lault's circular, says : It la therefore welt esferstesi dist atedirhiee met emb oli their ereihsies et ME be the •seuset" t o persteer itimeelves to the elegises. Whet les ill to esorgeeheisl is that the whibeer etiesuresp*. *tile es a =llist a pretest " esoirt ear leete me he t vowel semi thee is peocesifeee r mid& awn. bits sod daises see salseMsd take nay sfl pewillik of methstudea by_ MOM 11111010. The whaler esesesces SA the pasts vui meths ever isetivelless away. Thee Is ism& Se bT that elite Aster dreenest will explain UMW oar a " sulkier peeled asplest oar inelitutioes the maw the assess The ]lnge boo bus issy !Art,. Go speculators fee the fall being very asamerm. The Brute fell 16c. for cash and 30e. kit asseemt, closing at 69fr. 10e. and 89fr. 35e. Yebillee 1161 l 25fr. The railways declined to a greater extent then they have done for some time. Orleans fell 12fr. 60e. Northern, 10Ir. •, Lyons, 15fr. ; Mediterranean, 30fr.; South ern, 61k. 25c. ; Western, lfr. 50e. ; and St. ltambert, 201 r.; Grand Central and Eastern fell lfr. 25c. each. The Daily News, Morning Arkertiser, Morning Harald, and all the evening papers , with out exoep. don, were mired to-day. The Times was " under arrest" for some time, but wee ultimately released. THE TREATY WITH PERSIA. BAGDAD, The government of his Majesty the Shah-in-Shah of Ina has apparently shown no diainelination to confirm the treaty of peace entered into at Pa-is on the:4th of March of this year between Lord Cowley, on the part of England, and Ferukh Khan on that of Persia; for although by the articles of tho treaty three month, were allowed before it was necessary that the reap wtive copies, after having been ratified at London and Teheran, should he exchanged at Bagdad, yet so great has boon the speed at which the Per sian messengers have travelled that the fui thee ratification Of the peace has taken piece one month and tied days before the stipulated time. It is rather remarkable as showing the great desire of the Persians for ponce, that the bearer of the Teheran copy of the treaty actually arrived here before the English ropy of the treaty had been received. It is to be hoped the Persians will show the same alacrity in withdrawing their troops from Herat. Hewn-AlisKhan, the chief of the Ghabour tribe, is ma Ids way here to tender the requisite explanations to Mr. Mum, and to invite him in the name of the Shah of Perna to return to Teheran. It is Alsip that the British Embassy will leave Bagdad in thou days from this time. As the markets have been drained le supply the wants of the army at Bushire there will be sums difficulty in procuring the necessary number ri males ad sear bras of burden, and the cortege of •iee whissitha ea be coal — (probably 600), includiarg the litedrus take task mew maw his protection. Tkalllsisn Ims war bum resident at Bagdad '.or zeta than twelve moan, old sever at sny time have f.ita, kern so many Path *weber within the wells of the mama city of the Celighe se alba present. Includinrs some au. of General Odssm's staff, there may be owl, taste Beef& Yee is ell, yet the natives of P o ai r goo by ge means es yet itoeustomed to the novelty od_ dm, imam a t e. and they are followed by crowds echoer n . th e y go. Major Barr, of the Bombay army, as been for some days employed in taking photograp hi cvi' awe of the mosques and minarets and ancient buildings of r oe c ity. Mr. BiePhenvi her Bntunic V..sjesty'a Cenral at Taws.. leaves to-day for Imam with Vie m etal s py d t h e A ag y., Persists tarty. It will be impartible Vs remove the army from , Bast*, until the month el Ser i tensber, ea account of the south western monacron, Writ sate ha about the middle of Jens. There might be time to withdraw a portion of the Euro. peen troops Wore then, hat we must remain until the cote &ions of the treaty have been Mailed ; though, in truth. the Portraits do not seem disposed to avoid them. Art officer of high rank is to meet the English =lake at the frostier, and each tribe is to furnish an escort through its ter. ritceien It is expected the march will occupy six want TEE MURDERER BATA The execution of tilde unfortunate man whO wu caprtietad eX the last smith of ths Central Criatinsl Cote. Wasik. Judos C. d. ditto murder ea OVorik I% IS MA the OW gumboot, real lipared Lar s US bee Mali le Wm pilot *owner, at eke& It epee. diet Om hie aisMdlon the pis sew Im a athdisliell Minna . mow let4saing maniet, ad has noes on' e4 soemisa nileS tomed justice of kts sentonee. A nasmasehli w to Um Sacretrap of State, am mem Inheldleate at the tams Of Maidstone. eseobeg ler a r= of ths capital amino% bar sismwar ems that these were se ebeewillec= wee Art weld *Ally the gemonnest b Z i a le the mercy el the esetee. mail lew ema bate Wks he WNW 11 VOL le Set mar wee se abbe MIMS in bend imp owl lop peeved et the WWI awe the ainimi. warted him fee NW 11thelail0a b W Mohr lame in e nrerise.ecwsidmitio bo semsost peemetsd le the ••••••=wwelgt, IN& be expreelanateer lNN b We The illreedseeeet willege Loft Min al =Witte Wok erratthaet ledweeneweebe Ile beawma theseeetteeste diewesee. me wee weft the ea at dr Itasothelk ea bed did awl wen both wswiawa, be time the bepand Me his bob ern NA Ow% es is we liemeeratb thwega es *blew" sal to bob Or e abbe Awed leeteeetelem On& VW Owes' very le • yea am Tema met wee reeeediee is peterri iseietewe" Weise NNW, AD wee aeseili tee ek Perilimaiebeet mie i der ealaw that pietwee, was elle, It effewsi m the Law et the Cepe of Good Hope. sithe enhappy man Matted him on Week, M ist been ( e% and the townies', as may be expected, Ins dam wdY lost deMel character. Bove, it =ars, wee maw paseeent et alwriage to a teepee tWee etas heeded le via occurrence, and L"goevei ff him bra weewsed before the departure of the eimer fee Chios. LATE COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT IN CZ. On Monday Mr. Drifffeld held an inquest upadt the bodies of seven of the men killed by this accident, at the Ws briny Arms, lace. ilosfiz a ler, who was fireman at the pit when-the so d . dent , gave it es his opinion that the pa had par tended • hidden fell in the root of the " goaf," or oil JOworkings. Join' remmgh, father of • boy who had died from lAA. , Ike received be the explosion, said that his son told him that a drawer had " eat the pe oar by holding a mid candle isp to the reef. John Mitten. a collier, said that they were acemdemed Is work with asked candles, and he considered them per. hotly safe. The mine was so well ventilated that the rent were secastomed to work with their shies on. The pit wen very fres from goo, and be could not tall how the exploMoll ha lr. be teneseter, the weigh, Fernier of Hirkleerdiall Coat Company, stated thm there did not imper to any damage done t• the workings. The Menke cloth at • plea sans where it was supposed then the sahebs came& was net singed, and some candles were roma in their general tM This witness and an underbolier both attributed accident to a fall of roof in the " oaf." The jury, after deliberating for about half on het% entre& at the unanimous verdict "That the deceased insi their deaths accidentally in a coal mine by an explosion of gas, but how that explosion originated them ensue( evidence to show," and recommended the use of aefety lamps in plank of candle. in the Ilindley mine in future. THE KING OF BAVARIA IN PARlll.—Yelltdalla Mariam. my' that the King of Bavaria pn Sunday, hearing mass at the Toilets', visited the PM°. . 1 MIIM. TM hours and It half were devoted to the Metal° on the ground door. The King was accompanied At ttfacetbethareg tad g tO NAIL On Manley morning. The " King of Bavatia, so. companted by Count Teacher de la Pagerie, went over the of mo dern pictures, the palace , and the garde og glellembourg. In the a ft ernoon hie Majesty went 4 the Malmaison, where he visited her Majesty Queen Chris* the. Is the evening his Majesty dined with the Minietw seg Foreign Arkin. A Paris letter, in the Nord of Brussels, says :... " I am informed that the matter of the governorship of the Bank at France has been added. If. Gererdp7, Sow= of the Credit Fourier. will be appointed to the will be replaced in the Credit Fourier by M. Boisaers 4 eice-preent of the committee of finance* at the Council State, who will in his tarn be replaced by M. Vuitry, COats cillor of State. I have reason to believe that these arm.• mono will certainly take place." Yesterda's on states atPalace of St. Cloud, o n Sunda ifeur v, the Empiroethat t his received Ex the Berl Cowley, ambassador eztraordinary of bar Majesty, who goes to London on leave of absence. Dr. Kern, minister plenipotentiary from the Swiss Confiders. don, charged with a special mission to Paris, who hi re. turning to Switzerland, has oho been received by his M' it Y ineident related I,v the OAS of Cracow, which represented that a Russian emend had received= punishment in the Kiew theatre at the bands of the of that town, turns out, as we had inspected, to be a hoax. The Austrian government hes given au oltlraal warning sad a were reprimand to the above-named journal, for having published what may be considered as an improper reflection on a friendly power. A letter from Marburg, in the Augsburg Gazette, states that Luther's mardsge-ring has just been found, being of plain gold, with • mom in rubor* and bearing inside the Inscription of "D. Martino Luthero Catharine Note." Tbir authenticity of the ring may be questioned, as a description of the real one was given in a work published in 1741, and in ' a eslalogee in 1817. The French Academy of Moral and Political r Relented bee proposed the following %object for the prise of 1868 :—"To sleeeribe in a phileephieal and moral point 01 view the various influences of punishmenta on the ideas, ens timents, and habits of those en whom they are inflicted." The French Minister of War has addressed a de. culee to the generals commanding diviaione, prefects, sobs prefects, ke., ordering that the number of young men of the clue of 1866 to be left at home by way of eupport to their families le to be increased from one to two out of every hems dred, meklag 2,000 on the euatingent of the clue. Resesel, condemned by the Court of Assizes of the Scam for murder and robbery, was executed on Warden at Mamas Foists/4 orrict, Jules 2.—The Queen bee been approve of Mr. Goorpe B. Kerferd as causal at v ~pod for the Republic of Salvador. —Gazette. WHITEHALL, JUNE I.—The Queen has been pleased to present the RM. George Hunter to the church and perish et Klrkton, in the presbytery of Jedburgh, and ebbs of Roxburgh, vacant by the death of the Rev. William' Sewer' Martin, late minister thereof.—Gareffe. 0' It &V acrid abov Sir port the I COW: