The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-01 00:00:00

/Wolin. The w r department Sheilah, that mot.l a i or g, who had hoes all his hf• Aimee' la diplonsey, outlet to be entirely acquaint .d with mtii _taq Matters ; bat ha said that L - od fitr.tford de • did not miser the ones of Minister of War, sad that all these ma - ten sad ti o e of the operation is whisk we mole gme rakes sey I ort ought to ham beea watebrally sad dill ready /tat bp the war department of this sentry lad iet Leis add, that loth radeat of the Moons we had ommelns, the Turks *mild hawses wil.ingly ant led say ✓eleases U'.' view army could have given; in the mean time, we were ramp' tlp masters of the Mash Be*, with regard to the trsesportatin of troops. He knew fist this was a disi lived seamier of alluding to them topics, bat whoa the hon. meatber talked se jauntily about military matters, he fel , . soloed upon to give his opinion. Be fors he emeladed he wield *gala 'Bede to the mower of Lord Pinson to the Earl of Derby le another ;me . He said that • most material inat raiment had takes ;lan is the doe of the army as compared with what It we. last year. It was os if be Aid, "Leek what a wise man I am—s., into what aa ezeslieet rate I have brolght you " He (Gravel Emu), however. said db tiaetly that th'e eking. bad been mainly terregbt about the report of time ocimais Somers whom the hen. 'amber bed be/ a :11 , trotted to /Apr. Mats sad disparage as tblensisisa. Who was the emus of r retd being baked Ise ib rai r . Col. Tul'eeh sod BA .bs M`Neill. (eau, bwoo. seals, was the same of Mr. Folder's removal? H. (Mr D L. Evaar) was not oee f ruse whet►h ought Oat Ile. Fild, r eight to be made a soaps-goat. Mr. Fader was • sea of greet snowily and industry. .rd it these at the Mal of the War Depilation hoe. so little sf Moir busfarm, be did set sousider they ought to expect more of • essamissery. general. (Beer.) But soi.l he mild lot help *biking that the cmaninginers bad timbered a greet herdic epos Si. array aid spin the eon-try by dim/Atria( that them wee an shier was is the Contaisearist Hoparomeet thso Mr. Filter. (Cheers) Who was it, enta mon, that sad sensed fresh providers to be mat for from the tO.llB DI the Binh Bee man this Bosphorus? Everybody bed been long asking why f,e•h Meat sold not be procored for ow pow @Adhere, wee. it was so well known that the 1,110 maw of coast a/ eisiagthe Black his sad the 1,000 miles ad joisieg the B snores abended with e atilt. It hod, Weed, been a eplied that we kaml Semossa of leading for the can bet tbat was aft the ho s Ar arm bad there bees aa army in tie world parseed rf sash vest mesas annoyers. (Chafes.) It was no mimmi elmma. it ea, who had in* sauvland the authorities that !ash moat was proanraile— Lbw ftwastooiozwro wt ors lbws boll booed so stub di ward to.t mite t. (Cboow) For his own put be (the, palest Immo) w .olif nmaraime Welsh of time hem Is. me with seethede fells bonito Obey bad rMllaard ups the British way Bor awl Wise. Nash mewl sin!rwi a tsr.besorit . ostiof. The, had Inateeetlbe inspleason elf the sithseities ; bat they win an el comb cabin sad den* laapenten of spirit that they word prebsitiy disregard that. (Ina, bar) It was sat enonh, how ever. th at the noble lad the Minna for War shoski lbe other sight ban trimly pined aver their armlets, but ths bos. gootbass tbm Ur great Mr fleastary nut Low actually Japan their taw city. (Gar, Mar.) Be (the plait General) elbil nes regret tlie sbatality of the goversamat In publishing the reports of the tonialainamn. By a doing trey bed shown se the world ih.t thetapproved of ft, trough new they are down sad said, .. We as at sure Malt I. ex math and thimlfo“ we will have another otanithisa" (Rim, hen) 1 say--entined the plant goner watt nest eaphrle—l am rrjoised that the greramient sheath have seasitted ott gross a blander, because, rapines* of same tinseled, a Has whirs the labours of the enth abdomen an shows ho base owed airing the at. is a obit months, their apart, as well me the aslant, with alai ft is ossaspared, will !Mall on reload es • men: k b tracm ,7 44.. l " d rtfa":ll B .7l:llref il a it ag 4 reepaisildlay and tart ; sad it ad! lapreee Z smatherist and inibtary—.f ether =of aka ego, the neasslts edoilegfall I Tsflll= s ift power is puma ths Buse Mai the bed 1 of line ass who haw Men essonalisi 11l ink shags (The hes. snot What genera brag sward bis seas artist teed than, naiad the spec] elegralthithein of gar R. D. Lytton sad Mr. tharrasgb, e. Isthar of whims wr s mann to t at btu es the ben a • penthisig maser ) Mr. GORDON veldt as have Weasel No belie: se that essise, bat the murk. a the lea sad plash general this a pliant Relation of his realty loft him aisles Rs bed limed te thew reinarlis with eons ewe. prime, a veil a with anal pain ; name he knew that hi same solids' bad sissy. hit gnat pride lit gaged spinier which be believed the plans seam' esielleisii at its. (Gear, bear.) Be bed hoard Colossi Gorda say that It woe a proud moans fir haa what • yearn 41ow like the gallant germs' alerted Ida alma Ike bath of doe Aiwa, whoa the Q•artesussese-Ossand et his 'Mains WS bees tamperuilp thaltial bps west—adored blithest nether divines - sad oat that sank, (he M iris *es la the Adjutrt.Gorrartro dthertasal), in fulfil the duties a quartensuster-guand of his asidste (HMV, not bie:Z a tt was tree that that Jthipmagnant aill take bl esses Calsoal Grades hat bola moisten the Ow beim le a denslis as the staf of the tisesese• swasaweememal et the Ohms soy. Be (11r. GaAs) Salt esetaii i , kers r, ha wsell her Wall soh per that the sanest sesesal lad an reuse le *ago the ninth width bs bellend is had ens bell ei hits. (Rest, haesa n :7 l err!l's afters et Gaud likolas had Go reset a*:agpse Be adi is Os lest Wince I Osissai Gerdes had elm a dispedits is Ids evilest, ea shift the Mane ken his owa aluebleasii the shedders et ether pathes—tte get rid of all nipogithelly k ezd ry to it row It spit ethers. Re (Mr. Garbs) •as I. be aide Is kale that that woe sot the opiates if the senunisioar thonastlies; sad ta red el . . . that, I. wald reed as sagest has - a totter winch Its sanest relines had remind hum Lr Jolts M'N.ill oats a few dare before Greater ordear." mid to, Jobs, "sweater an to swig aseasties eqVisisi to mush, eat groat r miasma be Mash may Weems*. is year power ' it ens Soprani% I MIMI. koalas ems to face shows. VW to so esseepts cm impulsion thatl home M n cquee, et otos of it, so war as el the elediest eremero saws of purr Mike. obi& amobted pee et ices to edge to say peat cm which let ameba as reesirgals" (Rout. beer.) That wee fits Joie Wig dire optima as Geisha *high world se ambit be eseablieed se estitied se et heat smash waight that ti the Idiom pa t. (Clue..) w The not ark= dregs d fibs pine usehar, , am of very dlssassr isehred. Re he& lehtmod the Meer, vMi eserilerabie dog sad at rats leeali, it a eterareatits telia be bed bed obit Cabral Gwdee when the gaged wheel was Pee born to him it a amain order to.. Lead Ileglaa. The piing soma bed repeated that teemateeliet le oohs to posed um lea weep seeker dome ef mire moieties choirs aid gemisseadeet.-for M (Ms. Weds) t he y til dreigged e• het • seam (Hoar, hies.) He (the but. meaber) its millbiteselta maditary taw, sad his gaLleet relative was No helseatele sot • member of that been. (Chien) geoid tot retool at that moment Se Wet Yew* die d the Ineassetioe, bet he thought thassesstemetill •as 1 11 01 leer virt meld agree wt's him tot Madssossa gime it that Wad sestet not to Isle bete beeeite hewed ethbeet seen cis of Wee ewe te Colette! (it rim% eltegea) If Oiled CierdoW hed istiatal bets go (Lged b to the satinet g pests led thee eesedeet hed. wee WA. er De Lame* dote • Mar Whew him maim et tt at ll* 111111. If he WI UN he peace sheet la altenread% ) Culibrig the pollee. penal Goghs sit he elms (C 1....) the his. ollit a story whisk there won is nem le refute ea tbe ferilest. although be teppesed hie gamut Wades weld be at the peeper tiotte Molt • satitheasy aq eo The bee. aed gating gourd Wed Plikail that be had Ms germebsd by the .peel it the heesanble geetlemee ute thaose-111.. mew, fee War bee hi yes shalt from whet bed gas he the galleat golden.", Alm le hid amide pled elm Meteor le Cetera erodes. The dsea tenlSsabbit shed use • lobe don the late Lard Tb. Mallet dams may Ow that passel .b. Maud esel l•restentat with It Impel ;c w tthe poise gestlese• wield led tbeethere wee evides re, is thimbles of • leel•••••lboli male 10 the wiles et the germ& et divideee ea the e E Titres as ealy see ether put it lie his. mad gottlessali mesa to he yield sew ream TM ghost pistil as. this ease veld that Colossi Oaks was • favourite of to elan sad sided to his sommiere Ma *frit. Now be (Kr. Oink.) nee hey thee *vi lest rebuke had at all seed hie geoessfes to overt hew. Wesel GOON was int • selthe lobe bee nerdy attended at foam. Re belt hem eingligyed es ado mantes for meg pers. Be oat Ompsda dot e = mbellies Uhl, sad he had bees mega la dotter, sad set is ditties et' • geerid, egg=lehar esi ti a e si r i Bees tbet time. Se bad reeetted the imetidagtai et seiret is aitW, sad he Instef ibegeltue. glee he been week eft benne that hie reindee bed owed his promethium Mere esert fames% Is egeilotsa. be (Mr. Ikeda) tessid Metro to malts ma owes* appeal ea loth X, set nay erisahr, tut et the elbagentee that were about le he agemiesed hefted Sur emit ef . Ss wadi eggreAteiblith i ll Ingeese the Woo lieWO Mille 411=elli m a pee sad MB et Cl=eel timma hue*. phew.) 1 hoe gd bed sin sty thilleeldee asigh eeeteed ?led toeseh to oestaud with le ibeeetegel dribs die is Sol OM sews promo who obeeld he esepouilde • eke hed esserree, tad fa the ohms gelds§ of that greet lope if paha' epteroe the comes of ehhh the beamed oh-a wield he eswillteg to ha. ( ' oa," awl absen.) Be stead med. theodolite, lho Nom el and hewer, aft say et Ms bows alstbit died inembark Itirtlier es preirdhe geeleh - diem s Soy in do if they attempted to p. teams Ibt• • dee for hob that we saltine she papinime err the peeper elate. dir L. of es polo elateseate sad the sootrtioo of fasts which 'Dula not at the softest be esp.eised or refuted. With esprit .. :y. I. the tootles of the govt resent, his • epos test IreeMeat of th e Cruses toss .a eon, kWh that by tea terse of the wane.; oppointlas am &awl% mit di segment wee cost apes. • report mime wirthesity Ire sot &hotted with eapupirit by the ' P lads &sour y tor War in his speech, . , • Mr. WILKINSON thought that the speed of lie. p.. 1 bad ele.red op sub of the doubt that salted I. the paWie mind as to them 1, rosewihge. He had no idea that the sew oessaisiutere ems shout t. retry the melee lilleilliall. teed PALM BILSTON observed that the oseurtor whist► the debate had sussed proved bow laspprotr.st• h.d been glottis, enema foris iatroduettett. String sneers had yr - yoked t r j ustille,t vehement replies, and the dissuasion had Oleo deg... rated into as istorelisage of mrscsalitlee. Ad a ring t. t e repot tot the itousisioase, be denied that the gvvernsmot istmded to disposer their authority i r CM aae r. S stirs va their vermity by the app daunt of a burg of oases to manias *lir statements. Hew else, be asked„ would it be posible for the divers .h as enedact woo mamma to eater agog their defense, and what better trammel Gould be found to dee.de upon the outwits of pereasal saleability P—TM guverautent as blamed bleeillie &r Richard Ahoy boo bees, at p 'hated at tome. Sir ILobard Ahoy was, General at the period which I have sad, !applies of the snap indeed, Qua se anon , woes the arreagneate one cot asti.feetory ; hot he we. silk Osten et • autinesett period, noun the mrsagentesb ' were Imo mead, as who all gm att= m were regulated la te a tialietovy meaner; and Sir Airy bevies started tone is ill health, an *saw et Quirternmeter- General hawse boon nen. I thing like to know whip was the person whoa the govennest sod the Commonly- in-Chief would st. ri natatolly have sleeted for that eine. ties than the Ayer who bad the largest ezt edam of the taws of the Ale. sod by nom thole Odes had at a later period ben perberMed is the facet condom and rodent oy weer. (Haar, hear ) Ass, therefore, sir, the ensue which the lion. aid lensed gagman wishes to ein noon the goveramest through his mottos—sad I an addresieg agent to that notios—the season, I e.y, ohult he wines to east epos as for haunt epplined Sir Itiebard Airy to the sitaaties of Quartenonte Oeseral. is a mature whin it undeserved. lam midis is take my Mil share of the reapomie Oily rating nos bra Illejesty's governing is eesseei.a with the amentsent 1 Mak it was • good appointment. I think it was one whin woe for the good ef the INITTICIN sad whip war fully jugged. (Hear, beer.) Well, thee, with regard to Loa Cardigan. Lord Car. Mean'. eippfistmeat to k piece, as my lea. f,ksd the U, de, -Se re my for War has mostiosaa, even befese the sisemiegoo unit oat; sod every mawho news any thin about the swim of the Moen of the may wUI do Lori Cardigan the jeans to asksowledge that he I. a most dotiagelshad sawiry direr air,' reanenher tongs, two or three years ago to a german cress of great dMise.in who Ind served is Lad* reepsiting the merits et different *Bean who bad .ernd with him. H e said to at, " Tha:two beet cavalry aeon I ever met with Wan Oscan Creator;' who, unfortunately, fell is win." SOCI !Ate Cardigan." The govereasat is sot, thweirou, I aisle, a be blamed he hamlet obsess Le: d Cerdipo se lupe wet. Ges wai . f Cowley. Well, thee, sir, it seen to me that Os tootles of the tan led leaed teatimes is amities well-timed soejnt I disk that if, as ties hos. sad learned menbas alined, hie active Is ismodsain the solos vrae to afford this home as opportesity of easeuelat tbe coadeet of °Moen whole prosodists as,. lbalt to as.. seeder the mein of the nut of general ells ra whin has jug bona opinion —if, I my, that be hie motive, it Its, in my opines, a Mistake es the part of the lee. sod boron intieran—a meta* whisk I hope do hoses will sot 611114 tics by following his exempla. I dank it la a mistake to mill apes this boom to abeam by ancop=d with • out as °veeringly of soplthatisa hobs te the alien a /ceased, swum wit cli • herd eloped dawn roe sheet to instigate. Oa the ether hand. V the how. sad loused gensithwa mease—ee the' wards of vest oo appear to ladieste—te MINIM her iffejenre getrersemat on imam of the teats of the titian to whew this notion refers, I - thin that swan is sot distrait, tad I trust the hew will sot he disposed to wawa with the has patients la ptheseeestag It. (liter) Sr. 1 espies thee It a wed orbit both si b ar llateety'e goesemeat. and te ea Jobs R . Relli sal OIL Tolitele, to ognseent that fa write. las a beard d disawal Meer. to seasiber Mb sables, we are esiabilibles a ethswievon to evert apes this omen at asseelow thesabelsa. We ar s fang semi Rig. Wei we ewe:aft a beard of general oilmen ft seethe sapirwilees Ina Wien who feel thou oda a saorketti by sows thew ebb& we esalethed Is Os meet width has loves bid before the lease; sad se 1., See use Itheashig by muting we hoes doe tin slightest damp, 0 sa - sw jai. ll•Neui sad Od. Tore* I tar is thawed owpelllthi mow r that woe elle& thelishset value 110 di Mews taboos genienen. Tbey owe sibq sesta. leleisaest liwasse tee new then to be ass el theoes areal of grestabliitytad disersaeot; notion ffiltbsat min le the nen of their labours. sod I am sere die pablie envies hes derived As greatest testis heat as implebes whin they naiad ea, pear the suattedine wain Vey mode, sod free the im whisk they _ NM Sear instal Is tangs, is tr.r.l.-",........ to *Ma their howl des an .forte wan directed. (Chem) Sir, I bed realty heaped that the hoses maild set truth the ail of Wild dad addition as the airiest of oases, hot would be Metes, ilp bate she same to that board il renal neon to when the wiry kr how 'alerted; sad I de how that the Nana 1111 ONO MOM. their %I _ shanocer, sad their stsaidas la the anise he soli dent to tat* scary eat that the agyea ag Spiry ell ho osallastal with a slow to the ft - at et troth—Hut Medi sr rd to the acts la psnmail a MI el p *meaty of detbeating their stompers, tad taw too malt will tee eetiefeeton at eta to thus, to the braes, sad to toe patine. (Cheers ) Lead LOVAINI seitead that in the intsolry width Ins sb set to take plass as moduli, would he Shined to the Weaves tad new seetstivet of that gallant man who es has thwasedol the army le the Crimea (Lord Ragas) he Sisal hie merry ben say Japing en. Es wee the sop paler ea side plat bats..., at a tr, u trying wen, sable lie d lie Ewan for the City of Landes yrs the r eLems.. 4iNsigNl win the ninny wee wow Seward the dopopdpaeraL Paiiifie the heart will ha epos. Owe with eas heleowled la the elieneter of tee nee sallweal la lOU alitirolly b tepnelostall ah :=ll Irbil elfin peotailiop ; sad I an sera oaths eats, dia Beard of Genteel Cason will give the relatives of the late Lod Reskies, should day shish that &whin fiat has yawed ea ell ssilsets spa hie wow, (this" I WIEN earbisig f that kin), au sopa eopthla.. ail Led =lf ia ltr 4l6. 4 es.4lalaed that • mew odedgeof his (Colossi Owdse) bad bow &tasked is a mot amoslied. fee, be had abort told inwardly, masser, by the hew. and pilent mamba tar W. suainette. (Celts of "Oast.") Whitton' he Oho olj. et of feted., sash an as. eine after se loss a dared The thug was deafly proosediteeed. The boa. sad pima ache said be theta/ ant haw an timed the ostler bat fir the epee* of the Radar Rem. they he the War Departing. By what stogie tend that spew& bare pet the lower la his pocket i The feels al the an were these. *pliant anon of era key hdeitssimed a .savoy la the Meese* sod at a Oat feigns wields lIMI diaries ef th gains; Meese*, (Sir Ila L. BesseNd finesded is e feenstime of 1.51 feet to Lord Beaks. BM lsed.hip Sweetly eat as Woad Ot rilos. sad =d bin at ease to asset his bars-, gallop to to. sesest's divides, sad wooed bin so eat of the envoy If peraiblo, es the seethe wawa* it would be of the unenemnies to the way Is is Shea podthea. Oeltsiel. Geodes had sever seta the .envy—se hew nalking ef it, ear pt what le was ale by Lewd Seiko. Si. Ineleasey sessaled hie hews, sad balloool as the salient seasonre outflow. The plass soonest iessereade rase army, mad bed as.. ono, sad se. frothe se ramble hawed la tie ante,.ante,.=d aulilat ~ el thredea witorsed to Leal Refileo, sad put last to penetwien of the Isar. Thew It was tint lead oat Odenel Oadoe, es the plat sewed said, lid laird a %sib u» 11010.41111/poled Wag , pedwpedwasseuy Mehl he Weiss. la • •lasi*. read. I tail splapit Oelenel Gorses se Oa pilastionsevel to the eatjwa Marotta befog the Sets. be poet II to the hews ems. eg e l s whis sad esrelobtferteseil ta the canard =_ (MD, Llignir) to webs the therm width he hied the bast of OIL em/out The gallant empletheil altar theapniase of Col. Osedeli. Did ri s wio d pew Osi. Osedas allabilwadf / If se, he (Lid it sei te:l dies* that rale inempolease et ailed ehepofll.r prollesobie to the tspodenat of It weseA pinnsile.wehlth pronepted YE after the bodge abolotsw taw better sqpiii• lbws that our sly *soli oath to elk alp. (Crime of " Divida. NO (Gal O. lilltheed ) Waved that he bad only demo 11 Da. la enadeariet di alwat friend. sad he WIN spa tin pail WIN Sr sews ezpleasthea. 7 '16 DI L. WADS eipialaed. TM bra. "Mimes atenalto i gt: &et be (St De L RINI. tad hale • etatoweat. Ao he bed iiWhen shied. t e le el tdoe eimotay he War (Me. Pod) bed ow lab mob molds% is Is the gesereh of at Ma. bus hod owed wet theasliisdarea as De lai onglieed 11, and he bel= li t is e be het Ibst Ilk amille si r i al *el OS list het ;16•611 spat Sok illreielee. WOW lie Isla. pat wow log dre.sadeoeheametiales Uke lbw, M aid so mot to lAN Ye owe ettereder. se dat. 1 be el It sees Se wbbeat IWeeestleet p Alit shateliattee ? 'Me Do L. Ivan) ankteataithet be woalwediat woes wee mode ayes b;: d at e a . dohs es be bad et two. it did_.___./A oll ,ama lOW is am, Nods= 1 —list Using' teems. Wilt an o afoul Mal; eweel tholes., he ad se low tbiek thrt shot 'that oiler 111 apt pewees Ow seeeettasy akteesitea der a respardlit 86sellea. (beer.) It wee Ma duty, thildis is, Is toy et Meer Das be dwell apt km pee rte the gumbo i. set Se emelt et the Vatter leant iey raked • tielaia, videb giber who _ would Is amen keys doeprd alms home _ ter ) WI It repel 18 Os 'wee owe _ Raglan, ales Mee bode if irammete. mamba lebeueed ender at tattoo slink, lad mak • sammtie• le tante honor he wily bad bah mode. lobs 4 Mina la bedy sad la alai,, epl as s lebielt bad beta anted by that sew ee adder* tke great tow able! hod 6 tbat aneasemeata °sett to be "Me pesstiee ft!. oat may. I. some taker gear- Thit ems ell that pried. a. rei,ly, bairn. Boehm Ns deebe be ayes sot to siotititlee to hi tnetemesdleg aka; ' Lard Raglan was nth, this h• UM -..—. wail WWI Di thee. I i bo l t i je D ,`,11 :LT II i :',4%*:::°: ) .:fla. * 4 .Z . 1. 1 1 6 , =6,111114 st M 7 goods *Mee to meal" um mignasy Vbitib is ise- &elle, outbid member darted tbooistb yew geammgeoster betelirgablod : Mesa ir e (se De Lag? Mesa I .areay Abets?" it• (Itle De L. Merv) replied Ma egekturd,towit(lb bove . . De bed net. bet time bad sertalmly been as Nies ea his mel dway weekend 0 1 Dori to Colossi Gado.. ("Order.") Wbat be whited to tigime its noises 1 ergg km. r erge sesethims t• the emelt of Wesel Gorki ' ~v,. Mgt. be did gay that I He *Aid to impress lis tfteielkill 111 COMOSI 00•44111 • ~,,a, be theeibt tit 1 serial and bis aitauineatis, bet be did sot wish to *geld= for seldo m op. pusiticit be a reepossible gummier. . Mr." (Cbeen ) Tbst ; k Mr. GLADSTONE Newt d tbst so a nth latitude bed Wes made by L. rd Bo bees Rives to a debate -hitt. se s I pemiei wigged ts at. hags made gym a sun h oes ledge, w., tuitpteteil end i remerger. Mush isjemige but the kisentss of La aloe, bad bout dote I. individual gents by the tummies yes tired to do so. • • .••••••••—.:; THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH I. 1C56. Mr. PIEL indeted. The les. sad galling glossal wet mashes is *appals/ that be lad orieda t ia m e: t elmi s post the jiHatrol_.s irvieioa.' 'NAND. w isera• fed bbl moray whored to Oho of Colossi Shallot wallah destalsillibe had eider le dhow - the difileolt4. wader width the sofersoost Woofed he its soolievouve to torn aa *tics ape, this ealdret. Cosa the =elks boles oat frost the shalr, Yr. ROEBUCK said—As I dad 'myself to a isiserity— so revau4 thing wilt' as— (sioolitsr)-1 withdraw may moths. gbe court. . no Qom sod Prince Albert paid a visit to the temp et Allbritton yesterday. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness left Bmaidagliaa Palace et ball-pad 9 Velma 4411., at.eaded ry Lady Chareb.ll, the Hos. Oareliae Caveadieb, Mei +r-Gsaeral B. aver le, Col. bold 111:1, and Capt. Do Plat. The Royal party went to the private station it Vesaball of the 8 'nth Western Railway, and t►aval!N by a special train to Fsratomegh, from where the Queen, with Lady Churchill sad Miss Cavendish, "meads& fa ea open ss MAP and foci to the camp, Proms Albert and the petlemen of the party ridiog on honehaek. General Healy' and Sir Frederic Smith in Mood the Queen sad the Pesci, and remained Is e Menders., during the inspect rya of the troops by her Mejvity. Her M•jsety and his Royal Highnera 1 returned to Back impala Pasco at dee snout .e pat two o'cleek p.a. Vire renter Chewtoo, West. of the Bedchamber te the Gaeta, we. pc-mated to her Majesty by the Dashes' of ' Set biased : Mistress of the Rohm. Prince Alta rt presided in the aturaron at a eseetirg of t e COMMIIIIJII for Promoting and &mem mg the Fine Arm in the Rebuilding the Palace of Westminster. The Priam arrived et the Palace of Westatineter at 3 it'd HA, atteeded by his Equerry is Waiting. The Commissioners prawn were the Helmets of Lansdowne, Ru. Stanhope, the Right Hon. the Speaker Lord Jan Ell eel) end the Right Ron. Sir Benjamin HILL The memory, 8 r Ch.rles &Wilke. attended. The neeetiag Woke up at 6 o'cloea. Rer 1110 sty and the Priam, mtended by Lady Churchill, Motor-General Bonverie, sad Ueptsio Do Pitt, dined w tb the Duke of Cambridge le the evening, at his residence in St. Jaw..'. Palace. The company bosomed with invite. tions to meet the Goma comprised Om Duckett of Cam bridge; Count de Pansy. the French Aunbaaador ; Y. Van de Weyer, the Belgian Minister; Rut Grenville Lord Peroallfec Admiral Sir Edmund Lyme, and Cleaer:l the Hoe. Sir James Barlett. A deputation of s, consietiag of Meeere. Thomas W.kley sad Bski r, coroners for Middles.. ; Mr. b. Fry, coroner for Bomenstabire; Mr. Thomas M. Phillit s, etruner for Btefford.hire; and Mr. 8. F. Larpham, deputy of roast for Westminster. sad , et rotary ta the Con ners' Boctry, had an Ist. mew with Sir Goons Grey yet terday at the Homs-eflae. A deputation of the lemma Tea Reform Aseociatioa, from Birmiaghens, had en iaterview with the Chaco llcr of the Bachrquer yesterday, at his dicta residence In Downier west. The &masks postdated of the Mayor (Yr. Id. T. Hoepsoo), Mr. it. WWI, Mr. T. A. Attwood, and Mr. Jell.. Partridge. The deputation was mom. sal by Mr. G. F. Meals, M.P., tad Mr. W. Boholefield, Despa'elies were sent yeeterday floss the Colonial.ofileo (*the Govan ors of *GPI. rib Alailitall Provinces and the Govsruor of Weetars Morelia: Dompatoboo wore roomed Ws the Gcroorsor of Bermuda. Hee Majesty honours with her presence this oyes's( the p•rfoatssase at the Lyeee Theatre, for the benefit of the Pavilios estapasy of wore, who have guff. tea S. heavily by the low of t►etr poi petty to the meet firs .t their theatre. The Speaker will held his Sat levee, at his house. 09, Selosageare, at half-put 10 is'e.o.k, this (Bstazday) let Maseb. Lady Morgan hes e letter in the Atheneum, oon tractletiai sa *martin la " Rogers' Table Talk," to the 41' 7 feet that after bar mend marriage Madame Pine (Km Thrair) Remained estranged Eros her daughters. Lady Mwgaa writes wit► mat'ority, fee she writes of what she herself Amassed and baud. Tose amnia, meow of her latradeenee to Madame Pieta, her ladyship *panda ea wagon ef Rogers ant without its basing spa the mat. ter I.dispute. "Oa the ratan (writes her ladyship) at Mr. sad Mn. Piessi Irma a e.gl visit to Italy, their young est daughter, this in blur an* year, noomputied tuna to Streatham, sad shortly after a geseral family !nacelle tioa tcok Van, sad Streatham once more berme the Tem pe cf the Meese, ding% another roes of votaties ►ad spring up, and another altbsega loss redoubtable this the Bret, became an Baidttsl ot tie groves of Clapham, when le whored his early lauds and wend at oats The • arm et pashas, 6•• sad 6so; for ore the pang resident o:-bliss bad attained ler if Meath par Mr. &gem Li made • formal proposition ter her bald aork—frattute. She Lowed the pripealtioe by a tortralt worthy et—H. 8., aad was torpid on JO cheek for her eeplyterso by the old drama's Ardis/ Heresy, with the elesrption, that ale was' a Lacy girl.' Ms heart that le s holy lend seen earaften Bat as truly haw es at ths elms. Bons filly es sixty yens afterwards the miserable pest pleaded the sane cane to a pones Nymph w►o was not ea heiress, end was answered tbroesh the suss pneillad median from wtose photographis troth then was no ap peal. C^naldsrlag the Wrenn, of Reim at the Ennio. of Mr. sad Mn. Piaui, It is ntrseedissey that so elluelea is wade te it is the 'Table Talk perhaps it was set sal culatel to fill as &prevents pleas is the a Plenum of Memory.' " Mt: Pgoizzi will, it Is believed, goateed Sir Hoary SIW m Principal Librarian to to. Bridal' liasitam. . Mr. Glamb;et. we (Atheneum) heir, hascounaia• easel if. Debefe, a peril of De!awo►e, to fewest' a large piston' of the Pawn Costereaceh The ardat la to have 1.2001. fa Ida week, which, we awlentaad, will be brought to Bapland Is eeerc► of as eagram. We observe that "TM First Pfister." a three ea play by Mows. Ta■ Taylor mad Bowie, will b. produced at flw Prise ais Mastro ea Maoley evanisig asst. - - - - The British Menses bersiit met of the Sierosidee evens. Sir Thecae Philippe wee abe a perehrer. Sime sidr printed loinelf at the Bodine. with sere rater hie plea berg to redoes pane wiles tint, gad altereards, r he fond opportesity, to brig me hi mbar wares. Laying den ram nal Onek 1183. be asked the librerisa it shot era thsy bless ed. nth er eleventh cestarir" tallied the anew. riosides Wok heart, sad endear what he said wee a very asent 118. what esatery," he asked, "de re thin it tine to t " Or libraries looked quietly la the forgoes has, eat earerered. "M. Btresides. I shield thin h brings to the into r half of the alsetesath rater." eloosides gathered sp kis molls sad quitted Oxford by as early iala Mr. Anderson, the lessee of Coyest-Gerdes, is re s Ived to ditiaguilt his rigs is the goer theatre by novel tk e. Os Meade, nit, he earnest a Carnival; Oa *metre to be Ores ors la the day-tire, ail she per former to radar with night; the spociters seeming la sad eat. trim sad rehash& as suits their sere& barear, or The following era the seating* at the literary sad Siestas Rests fm tea aerates weak :—Xesday—Royel Asedesy, 8 ; Oa Soriptaro, by Sir R. Wise • ; Ratoseolesieal. 8; Rost laetitsms, 2; gees& soatbly. Tssaisy—lostasttes it Civil Raisisesse, 8; "Oa Ire Omer et the Rrylesics of Saes Dollen," by Mr. Hail; 1A...... ; Royal laatitatka, 3; „ Oa Phreig losy sad Ossapetative Massy, by Protases Hasty. Wedasestay— flesisty of Arts, 8 ; " The Progreso et Iteglisli Airisalturst asphalts lest Plass Tears," by Mr. Raskyas • Oeolosieal. 8; " Nets ea the tholes, ef are Pars of South Aftice," by Kr. Rebid p ; "Os Nail Reseals Is the Cambrian Woks of the Lossisraf," by Mr. &we; " Oa the Lowest likilmeatary Etas of the loath of feethaf ." by Professor Rohr so. Tbenday—Zeoloyiral, ; sears'; tt^ysl Ass dewy, 8; " Oa Pasties," by Professor Bast; Society of Astlisaries 8; Royal, 81; Photograph* 8; Royal Ist& safes, 3; "Oa Light." by Preforms Tysdall. Friday Arebsologieal Isititsts, 4; Butaaissl. 8; Royal betitattes, 81; " Oa the SINIONSin Chasse of w Tesple of Sirepis." by Sir C. Lyell.—lloyel Issaketies, 3; " Oa Orrick Che mistry," by Protestor Oda*. Mims Fredesiss Bram, he the Swedish news men, theta/ally aeksowledsos the liberal sift of 12,000 teaks, fattest foe the setablisbasmt of as esyhtat ler old eservies gosressese, pd meet to has by ► lady who ebbs te roads sauces. We reed, io a letter heal Vass& el the 26th : Oer elty wee au* ensiled yeeterdey by • terrible mat. ♦ roeteerieeer Haag ti fplasiberg findreartr, twke a•r tied, killed Ibis three adepts, tie ireee a hie dat ear rage, end thee easaitted aid& lie bete the aerator cf • peseeelele cad Mani ima. Is a letter whisk he left bellied, he acre that the eseteeks of hie Wars had throws Ids lets deepeir, end, ert mates re ebeadea his ehildren te a No cf vinery, he paler red M wry then with Ida late ▪ bete r world is seerideing that to the help Virgin." _ Th• nodeie for six nen antlers. antnattog pea. sages Is no blstssy sod literature of Oreat Winds. ban bees when& by the City sant Mies, sad the sis omanbr eio.s one fully sine. Mr. Bay safertakes samba, Miltoaic Oyan, "Tbo Spirit of the Words;" Kr. Wyse. • mato' of " lititessart." free f pnastb "Fairy (nen ;" Sr. Mod. a Altera of " Ones Bard ;" Mr. Harbin. a statue of "Hornless.' la the "Winter's Tale;" Mr. Wean, a Agars of " Sndesspalus" from Byrea's Tra gedy; sad Yr. Foley, a stelae, tbe sitj , tt of whisk la sot yet dstenaland. Tine works ere to be saccuted is sable at a eon of 700 f. tub. SUPPLY. A ghee. vote al whose, on oatosat of the mots., of the army, wee taken. sad the hove mowed. The Cosoolidetid Feed K1,831,0M. le. 60.) Bill try Niel a third time sod p.a4d. Tb. Matt., 8 ll sad the Marine Madly Bill were read • teem' Oat. at or • brief conversatios, obie.b oomplalata respecting t he itja.tice of the billettlas spite. wart urges by ..real Me. apothem. Mr W. PATTEN obtained Imes tr brio is a bill to .mead the law relataag to the feuds; of sssahlaory la facto rise. The hones adjointed at tea ululates past 12. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS FOE THE ENSUING MONDAY, Munoz 3. OILDIas or SKI DAT.-Bappy—rtpnt ; Simply —cots ratites Ways sod ileano—eonwhise ; Courts of Common Law ((reload) B3.l—rwroad nradias ; Jar se (lrelaad) Bill --aerosol rondo, ; Joiot Stook Corapaulesßill—solonii•tae; Partrisnhip Awasdineut Bill—eonsoitt , s ; Trial of Offenses Bill aord.)--soestad r.sd ( ng ; Yolroplis Lod Wong'. seat Alt Mouldiness Bil—..toad readisg ; Amusing readiog ; Esebequi r Bills Pundiag roadin ; Manus Idwriny Bin—corona tsr ; Mot* Bill— cooilaittao; B.crstary to the Poor Law Conniksatonon (Ire lase) Bull—thud roiling; ()avows oasts kerwnivieh and CI ono.) B3ll—.erred uadiog. Norms or MOTION —Mr. 1111111211 Chnow—To Yr. &teat a south, ill te.lth. Viseeant Dowciax-o,dasaos Survey of &otlaad-Balect committee to Maunder the Ordinates Saivey co &Mead. Mr. Wma—PoliA tengtes—lteintas of thessmbert f puma reoeiviag peewees, or soy asaistarce, from the vast voted by piclunarat for the relies of Polish serape's, since ills year I837:—01 the somber of them who hare died, realised, rr commuted rte r &Hemmer, with the dives thereof :—Of the amount of money "tied cads year by pollen:mat, and the amount crest each year. for the toilet of the referees:—And, of the sash of the paymaster ad amount of his Willi. Yr. Qoas WI OTON—LIVinip sad Iseambeaeins—Re tarn of the Beaus and somber of livings sad inatimbeaoloa that have sat two smokes to the Marts or shaped beloaag to dui setabllsbneat every thiaday; Magog whetbor were Is • house Wooers to I* ?ivory or sloirop : she, If say pleb*, sal, if so, 1,114 number of UM. sad the amount at tithes, oammatml or sot, as the lON may Is. Mr. Monstm•—•rmy sod Orttaaamt Mitimatts (ia Com salves el lloppll). Mr Do fray limaxs—On War &titmouse—To propos a mediation dfoloprovono As coeditor of Government is re iterstedly retorts' (Ars Irooo the most resont.ble pinto's is Comte to rams 'dope true moos oar eoloeiat lol:ow• ailitob, ear sermon is the Cries% walls abortive attemota wen bolas made at tl a very sum time to ealht recruits for the ease vendee ha territories of • neutral mats, contrary to imaraathaal I .w - 11 r. LAvihodit gals( into Committal, of Sipply, to take lato ioaatdl,ratloa the state of oar renal rtlataaaa with Portia. 1301106111 BOLDS/10—h Committee of Supply, to bring wider the amiss of the mid committee the ositedimeey of /what spasm Wasimitttioy to oar ceasidere =re minty, sapassites• of the peer to ate estimate. Mr. tandop.—teat a meet of 28,000,00 M be made to list ob tkotf en the Ceetolitiated Fated of Great Bemis and Is Oa osaanittes of wale sad woos). Mr. Wma—the um tea kr emend mooing of Trial of Maass BW. to leovie—Thst It be road a woad tine spas this day Az Breaths. TERSEST, MAACK 4. NOTICES op MOTIONS.—Mr.FACIAN—SaIta4 Provisions (Z 4 sty ) —West aossoittae to lagaiso tato tbe adman, sad sinastiess ennobled in a petition presemsd to tbis bane on Thursday. tbs 14th day of labeussy, signed by origin contractors fa the supply of asked provisions for bar Majesty's amiss, romplaistai of Um denude wads co than by tbs Lords Coulsafosate of tbs Lauf:alp, sod Mew rtayiss fa lardzy .to the who Nos ; and repast to tits - Bis Ds L. Evomo—Prometios by Pueblos (Asseq)— Aboatios of do mks of plosatiso in tbo army by par ttime*. _ _ _ KL Pum—lraq (Criam)—That tbo forint of the Comes Woe of biter, imo ttie sepiolite of the Britieh Arisy la rho Crimes be referred toe select committee M mania* 'better tee allegadeee "plait the ebarester of mem, diem am berm om by the evidence then& C3ll. Imbed. Ma. Rousso rzn.umoza—Tithe Commutatias Best- Owe—BO to remedy tee uJ OWN of. the pant mode of , oreseisg the tithe eemiestaues tsa•-Merge to the pan eldel ram. Mr: Isseo Bare—Bleocklas. La, Wertu—Bill to ma lets Jim ompioyesoat of Wenn sad young persons I. Wesel lag, La. works, Mectsaysits.-Tas Dslise—fietet essualttes to IC q.4.late du eismarliesse elassass the parasol of the vuy huge Noses* ef dudes phi spa tees, sa tho jOtk by of Apoll, 1816, by settals poetise Wass la the Arta of Leedom sad Livetptel, sad thereby etwlisp the iseressed duties grosses* by the Choeseller et tb Uslteoser Ii the Buie* the saw asoalay. is sees Si eveertsie whether sash weir INN 1111111111114 to do to is ceessiseses of pse vises hiseasSies.tearseisolid by sense peso's soaaostod with ths meas. depoluset Nth. Tammy, sod this oh nests, as soles eaesstese eves others espied is th• toss teed., .ad &purloin the rousse el laeseesed da st. sew sees to she semis Ow Whim mil limbs& -To •11 tb otteatiott of the ee .tos!loo o• *prod In the lost Ilotion — he L *awl Beeflog ef _ D bin Latissulag Olasisa (Inlaid) Bill, to am, Dist it Ned • sewed time epee ibis ilex six mamba Chum ) s or Tau BAL—Dwillisgs fee Lsbearlag Moss (Ireland 111114403.4 $ Wonsa's Row dewy Wend Bill—sessed reading. WIMXIIIDAT. WARM 5. • Ozanne Os Tan Dmr.—Cinirelt Rata Abo Woo Bill— SOMA reading; Biomass.' Bairiases B4U—stoind reading NOTICLS OP 1101101111.—Level JONI, Illnirineze—On voodoo for oreend loading of Cheri& Bow Abolition Bill. to more, That It be rest a vetoed Caw open Ibis day six month& TIIINADAT. Maim 6. Norton or Mottoes —Mr. Cotree—To elk the &en tail of ill* Motet,. Whittier It is the latestfoe of the Chtverameed. lerlogy the prtheat PINVOS. iattodsee thy semi' earettity lasetesee Compute*, le enfant's) , etth the et ceseteteledes a e &het Cethaittee *kith mortal epee ..less b MM. Lewd Jetts sessass —ll•esiatke ea Zdesstlee. Mr. pleder— to bit Iblasty, hey* het dr will ßo be grodoody eldhele boo Morote's 'Nisbet es her Os N. =end ifehearre rotatlisseedcase by tbe Oshbd` eel bdd beton Peelireeet, fee Oh a= beet of dee Ihres e• et lesto., Limo* sad Ooltspo, Is ,b. Usiverity tf Oahe& east fad ordtaseess bobs it rosy oda% locessidest ate tM 'the °shod Ilerseelti Ast of IS% +bleb IPSO le lapro dlnfillor tad stedles sod tee pod prow heat of Se sea Abet Odle.* et Oehed, to serge Oh ihesld be oal" dolloosblp, allep esistelsoo herd essoMlss s itsl w rt rits mad Meer, era to hha - ulas orephery N Was Isla Ilia ellehreshesat sad torakstes et tbe vadaessiihosle reset M Word. elr Jas Ileerf-hoot lalle Otats thelre—To ad! seratke Who deb= of the I.s Om= bow Ihdoetes phrossie num. beteg he of dr szpood by Os permeates ot Isar, . te a arose* of he espoittra N ebbs, sae so Ho ocretspsedeese ea loan ho towels Ng, INA. Ms. red Opel Ttelle-11111 to rose pedeleas et Me clad hired That Ass, Int Locos XIX MOWSID—.IS to repeal cottals 'woks whist on sod sot Is on. 0/IDIIOI OP TEI iag N Doy.—J Zatootiott, ito., B il l —olosod rood. Tangy*, Mown, 7. 011113 07 721 Der.—lnee Prtsidist of Convene' of Cassell ea Mosaics Bill (Locti.)—asoaud feedbag ; Nei awn 841MVPII, to (Soatioaa) DlU—sootod redly ; Boakraptey (Ssollsot) Ildl—ostood roadfai ; Palos aad Botoashs) 80l —Hamill minas. Parma op Motions.—Kr. Cowsm—Voulaideo 111W11 to eassollaste sod mood No laws ulettag to mod. ks. lir. Maths Postras—Oa .. he wool mils( a Pollee (Owasties tad Belesebs) Bin. te men, TIM it be and a soma dais epee gbh day di mambo. Naw Paints—lt is rammed that Rithatil Pomba/ hWass. Boa., of Foglia 8011, will Away be sr* a pew. It is gagmen,' Nat a pomp woo Wised to his mew Mao ice by Lord Patomilea. bet *tat k wr tboa dooliesd, swifts to Mr. Milan marl Oates *aim oa peals gentioos at Tatham with tie (iontansat. Thin Malty, bowies, ft lo sow owed, Ms boos rm. emo.— Yorks/fin Gaon& W. & Lisdoay, Esq., M.P., boo hooded our to 1 , tire &eaters et 0110 Olaresow Night Anion he the How low 1414 whisk bee bees paid to Islas by peruse to sty mealier to ea anise relied by Elm ter asstalllseat of .name'.—Citesew Dar that. The outshoots of Liverpool on making efforts to whin with Intelsat ecalpterse tire noble Bt. Gimp% Hill. Street et Peel sad &triangle we &hardy placed ; sad thy have sow Invited twelve of Oil mast essieset sselptoie re seed is models for • 'totes et Archaisms Brooks. TM sew used ler the work is 1,7601. 'OA eximeoo. -------- ------- —. btlitatumalatstariadtat ..71# iirprir," Lades Zymlogyagar. mot be at taw ae. 10. latrialralzast, by Tv* Velm a cat tie day at pabiliella HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TES TUT—lllarsiag. Th. nu Mumma. EL am. Toasoasow—lterslag. I. 21 11--- Attuneice. IL TYta. LONDON, SATURDAY, MARCE 1. MIL ROEBUCK has again failed to precipitate a general engagement between the two great parties in Parliament. The debate last night was in every muse of the term inconclusive. Nobody seems to have been for a moment under the delusion that any thing decisive could come of it, there or then : SO each of the wordy warriors pursued his own line, and aimed for the most part at the objects of his own particular aversion. The learned member for Shef field hardly took the trouble to make out a case for the course he pronounced to be the only right one. He stated no new facts, adduced no novel arguments, and io short went through a part which,baviog Madly undertaken, he would not formally renounce, with the air of a man who feels that he has mistaken his time, and that all effort to bring about any serious collision most be wholly vain. Sir JOUN PAYINGTON was still more apologetic for having been so ill-advised as to give notice of a rival proposition of censure on Ministers for appointing a military board of inquiry. He bad two or three paramount mama for not going on with his motion, any one of which would probably have been regarded by his friends as amply sufficient, but none of which by itself was evidently deemed by him safe to be trusted with the freight of his political reputation. In the first place he had discovered that by the terms of the House he could not move an amendment upon a motion (itself an amendment) made on going into committee of supply. To most people this might have seemed a tolerably adequate excuse. But not so thought Sir Joint. He bad pro found misgivings about the justice of debating the subject of the Crimean Commissioners' report while the matters involved therein were sub judice before the newly appointed Board. Neither does he appear to have been content with this obvious reason, which might, one would think, have occurred to so circumspect a gentleman a week ago; be therefore gave his audience a third alternative as to hie motives, by the avowal, dimly intimated, that things were not ripe as yet, but that a day would COMO when he, the right honourable member for Droitwich, would say something awfvL We ►ave neither time nor temper to review the desultory inanities and dull personalities of the subordinate speakers in the debate that followed. One sad and tedious exception demands • passing notice : we allude to the long and ill-judged oration of the UND6R-SECRZTAR7 for WAS. We warned Lord PALMERSTON at the time splint the folly of putting this ice promising young man into so difficult and important a poet. There may be situa tions where he could do no harm, and possibly do some good. BM in days of war without and war within, to set the least dexterous, least eloquent, and least discerning of speakers in the front of the battle, is inhuman. Really Lord Peuoraerox ought to think of it. By the limes of Cummone, Mr. FREDERICK PEEL'S speech last night was evidently regarded es a pendant to Mr. ROBERT Lowe's of the previous Monday. The net amount of mischief realised by the latter was more promptly made apparent ; we doubt if the damage it was in the long run tabulated to do will be found as great as that to be set down to the account of his competitor in parliamentary blundering. After the retreat of Sir J. PARINOTON, the part of good sense and goad taste would have been to swept the respite, and adjourn whatever was to be said in defence of the worse adopted by oo vernment until a mom convenient and appropriate season. But the infatuation of the Utrozn-Szcza. TART led him into a peering forth of the whole ae tents of his red box, a considerable portion whereof consisted, strange to say, of disparagement and de preciation of Colonel Touocx and Sir Joint M'Nett t. His bearers listened in wonder, as well they might, while statement alter statement in the invaluable report of these upright and metal officers we. criticised and impugned by the official month lino of the Government that had specially appointed them. The opportunity wu a tempt ing one, and it NY taken advantage of to the fall by Sir Di LACY EVANS. Many of the futs and incidents stated by him will be read with painful interest, and some of them will of nesse oily open new and animated controversies. Is the spirited vindication of the Commiseioners, and the generous tribute to the actual good effected in the Crimea by them, we cordially concur ; but we cannot help regretting other portions of the gallant member's speech, and the tone of pique andresent sent which pervaded it. We deeply regret that mo experienced • soldier and senator as Sir DE LAC! should have set an ex ample so pernicious, if not perilous, to all order, justice, end authority, as the sudden and capricious disclosure of matters only known to him in his confi dential character as the commander of &division in the field. The seine between himself and Col. GORDON, when the latter brought bite, as he states, an, incoherent, and it might have proved fatal, order to advance into the valley of the Tcheroeya, was most vividly described, and produced, as it was intended, a Kraig impression on the House. But without entering for • moment into the disputed accuracy of Use narrative, or affecting any peculiar sympathy for the person whose conduct is thus quesdoned, we may be permitted to ask what public functionary, civil or military, can hope—wo do not say for sue tainment in the discharge of his dutiss—but fee com mon fair play, if transactions many months goes by are to be, without notice, made the ground of the gravest accusation against him in an amenably of which he is not • member, and when his rain ce hie rescue may begone the symbols of fierce party muffin IP Whatever be the reel merits of the ease of incapacity alleged by the member foe Westminster spinet the Deputy-Quarterneaster•Oensral, it is clear that they demand a calmer investigation aid a ceder atmosphere than that of Parliament. The utility of the Board of General Officers was never made so palpable as it has been by the vehemence of many of its lest night's assailants. JOINT STOCY COMPATIITS.--Thia racPnios ISM hefted Maras of the suable of joist stock companies formed, sr width have obtaised sertifiestes it eemplete replan oe, seder the Limited liability Act of 1866, sad of the member of applications not completed under the est. The Marne give the business of the rompanier, the camber of therm the usesat of each there, the data of wmplete registraties, rod the cams of dm directors or premetate. Twelve sow agile have obta.sed (enlistees of complete legitte.t'on, with Halted I ability, for of these were formed eel beau tett re the posing of tte set. Otte kindred sad if.y-ereen compaaies have mate applkatmse, bat are cot yet tromp'eted under tb. set. Of these four teen were formed before and the remainder since the pawing of the att. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE CONFERENCES. Le Nord of yesterday contains the following letter from a!‘ Special Correspondent" at Paris : The Moniteur in'orensd us yesterday that an armistice had been determined upon by tie Plimip ,tentiarier, but did not add dist file conditims of this armistice were fined. Lords Clereedon and Cowley understood the armistice is this sinse—that, ease in cannonading and =whitey, the A lie would he free to undertake such strategic operations as they pleased, and ti tranep at any number of troops to the thootre of war they might jade venient. The Ruse= Plenipotentiaries strongly mu. batted this interpretation, sad were auisted by Coast Baol. Toe French Plenipotentiaries, not hay. lug the won d'ordre of the Emperor upon this die.- tally, avoided delivering en opinion. It became necessary to adjourn any decision upon ttis ar iele, as well is upee that concerning the rectification of the Russian frontier' cm the coast of Bessarabia. A oomnalasioo, composed of Count Walewski, Count Orloff, Count Boot, and Lord Clarendon, were charged yesterday to arrange the difficulties upon this point, and to fin the reduction of the prow verbal of the first s;tting, to be tie ned by ail the plenipotentiaries. It appean that an agreement has not been completely arrived at, lines the second reunion of the Cr nineties, which well to have been held tc-day he. been poet pooed till to.mc now. Antther cause of this adjournmeat is said to be the 'weas el', of waiting for important despatches from St. Petersburg. Another qntstion is yet in cue ot divi- Bienii: against al:, the voice ot Count Welewski will decide. England, it is said, is unwilling th►t Frince should have this second vote. The Journal des Debate is altogetlur wrong to to the order in which the plenipotentiaries take their Butt The fo lowing is th 3 exact order: To the right of Count Walewski, Lord Clorrnion, Lard Covhey, Count Orloff, Baron do Brenow, Marqu's de V liainarino, Count Omar; to the felt, Baron de Bourciatney, Baron di Hubner, Count do Buo', Arai Paths, Mehemet Bel. The Austrian piruipotend.rits appear litt:e iatisfierl. They have against them the Begh.b. tn. Piriesoutese, sad °item the Russians. Austria Hum henelt somewhat eclipsed I. the Conferences at Patio. Loki Clarendon, it is said, mid leave Paris temporuily oa &tor Jay for London, in order to concert with his col. leagues is this ministry, returning to Peri' on Tuesday. Bat the progress of the negotiations may produce arms in cident which may et aoge this intention. _ _ We find some gossip also from the same city, in yesterday's Independence Belge : It is impcssiblie to enumerate the invitations which the plenipotentiaries, the Russians especially, have received. They have aorrepted invitations to dinner extending over a month. On Saturday they dine with Lad Cowley, on Tuesday with N. de Hubner; the day Wore yesterday (Tuesday) they met at the table of Princess Mathalde, Generals Canrobeit, Banquet, sad Prince Napoleon, sad after that there was a brilliant reunion. One of the two &wean plenipotentiaries eccountering the brave General MeWait, whcaa face it ,eeply mutilated by a IW , , ad• droved him ht the most oedemas terms.. Prince Jerome Napoleon resumed his reoeptlons yester- day, and will continue theca every Wednesday in March. Yesterday there was an eztraordiaary gathering, loom- Waned chiefly by the desire to see the plenipotentiaries. One only of the number disappoieted pubic cer:osity—the Grand Vizier, who was detained at home by indisposition. It waa nurated yesterday erasing that Count Orloff offered to his Majesty four magnificent horses from Ukraine. accompanying the preterit with the moat flattering message from hie sovereign. It was said also that some ladies at M. de Welter/Ws soiree, opened the door of the sails la which the Conferences are held, approached the redoubta ble table at which the destinies of Europe are being de. eddied, and seizing of the pens within reach, and of the paper reserved for dip!ovaatie correipondenor, wrote in pension, "Le Psis La Pas!" THE EAST. MARSEILLES, FAIDAIY, FED. 29. The Bimois has arrived with Constantinople letters of Feb. 18. The resignation offered by Omer Pasha has been refuted. The destruction of Fort Alexander was completed on Feb. 13. The aqueducts and all the basins are likewise to be destroyed. Letters from Kertch state that the Russian have retired further off from our positions. The Prim d'Orient announces that the sanitary state of the army leaves nothing to be desired. At Marseilles the fall in grain continues. The bl.monthly tax on meat, published to-day. establishes a rise of 6c. the kilogramme on beef, and a fall on veal and mutton of be. and 9c. MARSEILLES, SATURDAY. The Sinai has arrived ; she left the Crimea on the 19th, and Constantinople on the 21st. Her despatches were forwarded at 9 o'clock. A correspondent at Constantinople writes that letters have been received from 'rtflis, ansonncing that General Williams is so dangerously ill that his medical attendants despair of saving his life. Exchange, 132. FRANCE. PARIS, SATURDAY. TheMoniteur announces that on Monday, the 3rd March, the Emperor will open the Legislative Ses sion of 1858 at the Tuileries. THE INDIA MAIL (mow ova owx MARSEILLES, FIIDAL The India and China mails arrived hers this di/ at noon, and will be despatched at eight o'clock WS aveniog for London. . AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF OF THE JAMES BAINES. (NT WAOIITIC TILZORATE ) (11011 OUR OWN COILEUNPONDENT LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. The Royal Mail packet ship James Baines, from Melbourne, belonging to the Black Ball Line, and which has been sl anziowily looked for, arrived off Ballyoottoe, south coast of Ireland, at 12 o'clock yesterday. Tho Journal de St. Petersbourg annoanceo that the Super': lam easesd 7.000 eilrer rouble' to be &Mi. bawd smospt the iodigest isbabitosts of St. Potenborg. Imam of the late marriage of the Grand Dab Weholaa. Prince Canino, who is travelliog for his health. has visited all the " sight." at Bizetloaa, aad has beau ea tattained at banquets by the French. C.inaal sod the Cap tata-Geasral. He is about to 'meted to Valenti., Cadiz, sad Lisboa. -- - Count Maroini has been elected at Genoa a member of the Piedmonts** Clamber of Deputies, in oppo silks t the elszfeal candid it., the Adhuca•e Bizio A FATAL DUEL.—The llessager du Midi relate* the following :—" A short time sinie X Cohen, a yonn Prussian engineer whom the English company (listed with the coaskuction of a Hinton of a railway hal placed at the bird of their works, was at a night It:s given at Berlin. Among the guests lava d was a net hew of General Toils. Mis s the celebrated R 1191 1 ,101 engineer. Towards the close' of the evening, politics came on tne topis, when M. Cohen supported the cense of the ALUM and particularly that of Erma. and H. Tolleben natural that of Itersia. TM dimension at last b came so v o.tut th.t young Toile hon. completely losing his temper ezp!oined, • Yea are motkieg bet a vile Frenchmaa P `And you a vile Commit!' . Imo the reply. • I defy you to support poor opinions mood jha hand: B.ld the nephew of the general. .1 tempt for tlfe ead death I' replied N. Conen. &muds were chosen and a meePsig snagged for the iollowiog rimming, and it took I pleme emordiogly. Piatcls were the we're's. chosen, and at the see od shot N. Todletion was rroe's in the heart and "spired ins:aotly. M. Cohen lid his 'let um broken. Ife was carried to the home of his brother, where ha re. mains a Mritooer 03 parole merit his Uhl." Fr - i~ 1' I