The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-30 00:00:00

/Li '• as I I • r c " / ••% f r / t 4 rd ricRPAPEII • Ar• ,t. i, " ; • ;,. • tiS9l/riX:O Telb -43 rt. ;, Qi LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER °O, 1856. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 14167.] Af ESBRB. MOIST WIORAM sad SONS' ' 1 PACKET 111128 for A.UNTRALIA.—rm IT PHILLIP tli itn nil hoes Ontansall so nallik nimbi Miro ANTHONY Lto St r ir.1.46. t ut ,. IeiNIAN.C . sad Croat ocieninniliniun II gardenia tee .. an I conies go in sargeir—rarleareafr te >ULM* ALLY° T. god MORGAN. milk Mem Mari w 10Iti X agd 110215.1.8, Leadealießatien FUR BOMBAY Dims (to sail nom Dundee as tee 12th October. oothae M Portsmouth se W 10111 Odobir lo 11 1 71:1r4Tr.7. ' iR( 11, • II 1 11 Imre, 1,1119 tan r Pe *Awl. 'hotter% et IthidtoatED_ 11111111 Y MOS Ilk of the leleurth.. C o This toseithg laww dip buboes enteuucte I elth all the reNet Improvements etthenty for the 'tomboy sunrholled accommodation fuethesseetes. sod ear/be ln et orrivortwl otree.o —For frelght themes limy to Copts% 11 EN It $1011.1116. at to It'LLOth ALLFOST, sad 110110•14, 118. attlentagettoet. Vint HONO-KONG and CANTON (coder etscagetnest to her Nhiertre Novernmest, with hnrowitble &smith , the heautifol etkuer ?hip ROBERT PASSENGER, A 1, ter ...qui roya4e Diet Embus& 4111 tow resis EDWARD PAVER, CommasJeclThse to the Lowlot Dods (South ter, Qwwo ; W rueciotw serriniawriutice for primmer", —Tor trcieitt or pwrwce ?Ay to A. J. LING.I6, Orest et. Miles • ; es to HAI.J• BILO'TLIIRS heslesbalVstred. In crown 800, prim I. do*. TEE NOR rtiMEN an CCJMBRRLAND and WLiTMORLAND. By &mar Timms. Landon : Longman and Ca Owlisle: IL owl J. nest& C r REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-ALTERA TION of TRAINB fur OCTOBER. 1896 The 8.16 L. Down Train from Padlingtoo • 111 dart at 136. The eaff Me. Myers will riot rim over the earth Nato Lae berme Cardiff. The 1116 p.m Down Train will be model:K.4os to Erdal:lva The Up 11 o'clock Truitt (emu 18 iod.or mil leave at 11.60 a.m., and wlll be tea minute. earlier at laterandiate Stations to Leedom. Paddlogton, time hr. ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. 0 lt MELBOURNE (tut shipping thy 30th 1 . 4820 * 0 .4 ..PleAll 1 A 1 dipper APPLETON. Captain J. A. 'DONALD. in!? too.. I) tag u tho Jetty. LaudonDoeio.—dallr kilt Ir sad Ca. V, Yeartrareb &met. OR CALCUTTA Dorset to mil from Oravoised w. kviirria nwt.t Thlp Alp Imo mama asoommodiations for if if cft.r =3W: Wirt& Z. sa l l ORGAN. LodeardelkineL TEAM to IDIDEN.—Tho hot and powerful I we. nanmar DANIEL. A I at Lloyds, Cana JOHN BALI& Ind lova Loaded on /1•1•111 r, Ow S. every a:Montag nom rreton.% apply to V. 0. CLAIM and 34. Mark lame : Y I N KW rd W QVEILLAND ROUTE.—STEAM to INDIA and CHINA,Capl—Tba PENINSCLA/IandORISNTAL AII NATIMATION COMPLM 10001 PANYINNOIRB sod re. an, good. air! V i ta ibe MIDITERRANILAN, Aden, Msiabay. Orykna and 04104116 by %Wilma Padmb. fainsmodes al OA rod 15th of miry month; sad for Mea l's = imandla W *Sae tha W al Me imetb.—Voi tainar parlindira Sel l t am Ma WmPaWl teak 121. inedranall-nrerk Loadora aatt !TRAM to AMBRIC. I I.—Tbo LIVRKPOOL sod 11... w PHILADELPHIA IMAM GRIP COMPANY Weed do 7:PlerfAll#l7llV4lolni I ron Illetwakke ken LI vaspooL CITY Ow NALTIMO . RM Women. lta On. MU ZANGAZOO. . ...... Wedeeneg, UM Mn. CITY OP MUNI YA R OI .... .... Wedneen. W I fa... CITY or MANCE Wedowdef.l9M s m. Cable no IA olairn II 01111111, lad II gnaw era Dunk en weft to no emennoleine le Nis Ilelageonn A bookie tho sane rala tM anon • sae • SOW smnbsw el Pememen both fee lande e kent . mai New took ell Milan at S plant ma. Vet fattier irlipalow on " lisobbs vs s Gene: se apply to WILLIAM INMAN. I IN U. ToewleallankPeteLen. el to We merle. sod Sonoma Imam uenomo. M. am eillannoeet. STEAM from LONDON to 1411LBOURNE rAi levet. y i i i ttIT , D — A T L . I . Z . AI; usi. IttIAIg s.... ITILLY iii,:,..:= CLIPPIta al rip MTV, Orll74;tpme. redeW. .11e4mmee pram lei le JONI, DOW Dela le 1 " eine Or I .6... V .m. L eie er eemEgr e in. INA ber bellp leen . ""M Var .a tr ".l'N , '' et li iallles. "6""s"' m:er aa"eia"lr= lea be made In the et Ye amply, II ser2 l l l ll. 'l lan. 77. Cepeettl. I _COUPON .n 4 NANTIII6 AA ..4 CLIPPIIRP.-06.8. ISt feet am F . : C rrY or NAIMIL Oapolli ?BO lieg. ,e 1 tie the Phole sad Oveme. eews =atm. we 011114 Celan' et Penes ..... wilrg teem Leaden emery Rh end tid of ibe seise ma he 1.4 lOW tide esd wailer pensillim..7:P ol a weds wwFM se aimed et Meths et Obi sheens 1 i i lt use% Ai& bobbin. wrreer dboria; she es.ele Jr= st remee_segtie_er MY st_t_iirseelh p i —lee te/L 0 PPIIIIIIIIIK, 1114. LeiTlttria. """ll 1.4 Wilii°s 4 LlAill et OTMA, IDA ItIS ?WWI DAILY. the MAILIPACIRTB, mac = .i. al taw al inA 1' Tbs i r2 Ct s str d il the 1118 4 ilas traTrirask t r ot I= Ina he O "117 140 sa.. way slat mesa a anra amo mai as Ona i re Masa* a pa. ma it t h il: l V a am. a i r ea Pannons an maw Ar Maw Ana sr II". PRUINIKLB, OOLOONI. TEM RHINE. by Am Ile* flail Itg a ltiarZAll3l Iwo ir kit kr WM ).N D awry Malt at ILLS sod ()WM D fee LOVA.' won lizar .2„.„ .iirdit) WO Nem Dem ; dam. 10.. 16 WINO be at Ile dist 14 Lisviartosto lad rN W ANON. Sy. °awhile& V lOTONIA (LONDON) DOUICS. hto 1111111111/111. former Week Ws- Teas. SPITFIRE. 430 RIO JANIIIO.. J. =et sal Co. pAnNIA ft eteasnerl. 113 BTXTTIN. C. IL Watseka. SIOSERT LOWE. 133 C. O. 110P1I mei CALCUTTA W. IL Lambast CA tOtte nt the Inaba Lae at A uelnatry Scrareasa Porteat. MAULER NICK l3ll BRE PORI. ..... Weald Ce. • COPERNICUS Z3 BARRIO_ . Sack sal Os. MAN SO wee INTREPID.. . . 791 130111 RAT Have& sod Co. Wooed the Aestraileo Malan Seri are oos arose cocoa & le the Valor= TRANSIT ARRANORMINTS. 00009 art wow monad booms the VICTORIA DOCKS WI tbe Voce oon solos, OrbM. bola blbellareet. elnorere. sTeu M• LIGHTERS oleo roe dale between the Dodo mod the ttol tnr4 Wharf, Ceps Tbowoortreet. 90.5., the *livery order. ko rake M tlepodeol a the Doeb.heome, It mem se be reeds for eager, hoe the DeroS. Wont 111 1brart.... I st P.m the Mae es. sod thole wend so Pa. r.t , diehmid to the Parrish" albs Deetaril be as to the eetablbeed isra of the Thera ebbe bet I n c ks ery cecriderabe below U.S d the MW dab the Pere et tor artt molest to ere eared Cesallobted sr Mreposat Rash the Rama cheszAti . lllautee ate be beaded Mae law Ica Ilea the ade m. l 6. •thar Dot Ossopialm wow bear et... ea a The 1/11134t ctete.st testa the Data I. the Kiwis will be Dior All) SLOE 554 to Stectiard be. par Is.. testa Goode ortasaW I. the Dees tee Mleurbe it OA canoe recolaste ram theT;snloay madortahe W celladka aml damp d Cootie M Jade ova camas at rep low charms. Pho two.rts book. en cooseeted ayWhet, elli all parts dim theme. G. lotoneel I.r mama to the Pmts.', cam he ma toyed dhoti te m U.ll leek Waniammea. the aammee et maide doe through London. aa also thaws et mile* &lag. mil Mt of 1:7,t b "" n. rarkP iet it =`,66. ° " 4 " . " 1 ' 14 " 'getter Isfonostoia may to oteaboll at the Deelebeema.l3, Zee& Is. or at tte teolot 6 CAPFUL Marave. C... 4 KEAY WESTERN RAILWAY.— CHEAP NA mt• ultalON la LI V UWOO4 CllOllllll. te.. tram Tad Mery 1.. of. 31..NLAY. , LkL f. at n n a.m. retaratag from lammed Mani., mato na dr blaataa Marra/. Oct. fr. at &Qua. asel bliettobsta datagram head-billt. nava Una ifs Liu. Lt as Camel Malys Blrimiatlans. . lb. Ts. Ilatni.tta b .l .4. 4alliaiiiisit. *Nit: Wol t at arirmaraare s tetitiii ............ lb ....... ..... lliaatmat. lisiA, Swum am) Choler . a ... lb bratabeel art Ll ua ;t. ........,. lb Id WWI' s.* s.. ./I ............... 1 RKAT WESTERN ZAILWAY.—EXCUIt ‘A mum wozroaD. W Vamilaisy, Pansin,Ull.3, Ilaadmburth, Wo4 ael Woherti.mv..l. lh Ar wl NDAT 111 30 •fn manly o implotko al UM led MOM SIM _ , I& 011.xd M ihmitawf . ta. ::: to itriz,:..x„,,:: ta :::: ta liaanannh. n, oalram and illess. e. el .... lb. a Wol. ablf.tr‘ a = . ll B iiiiii * Wei: one unarawds - ii hems Mk &Wren a RUT WESTERN RAILWAY .- VERA P X RXeD11 1 10:1 in RATH sad RRINTOL.-0a BATY/RDA Y. Ocirbor 4. TRAIN will Imes laMbessie at IA pm., Op foil eft Needy swift from SAM T edge._ Nl= et T 7stio—llatb, to. mad ; amok SA sod Wes rods is Mit Om U.S moil SU* st how (sty absid, NRW OOVERNMRNT OFFICIIB.—The Cam mivelesere of lier Melody's work. miel GIVE ICK, Oat they me mowed to RIGNIVN DESIGNS from Architecu of all countries for • whose for the cesmiatratioa of the mind* &ornament OSeas ea a Me lyist henries Witham/I asd the New Palace at Westminster; mad aim beam for Tee Mldlsle which her MaMityh Government have detormined to erect forthwith. la porta of earn= =rose kw the elagsrlimmt of the Nacreforn of Mate for the calms for the Dierrfars of Nate for w ri6e of the freamdi. ernithar with saternsat a the Prnal..e ewa other mstioalmu will be forwroded to archlemeta IS MoilleattiM ter letter. Marmon hi me at UN earn after the ISM Mrn • LYN= AM/I'lN, floaratary. OM of Work; Ihnlehall. &Roc 20. 145. BANK et LONDON. Hod %alftelice., Threadoeldleatzeit. Oka:ft-am ixt. No. 4tA, Wed &rind. - - - Csman.as.-11r JOHN w lltLi P urnktur. Bark. M.P., M. . - -JOY:( lark d Marocfield pult. Vtca.CnAlinAm.-301111 O an RIPFITII FRITIL Ark (MA. Banda. and Owl. Aartltrras j etnal " M a ry 1 " . twbra-b Mank at laddisAltria. and arr. Mot Om lop* and Co., MaorpAealarl), Mora Le^ ntrest, It hors. and Maimibkay. We* Mary Marla. La,. ikAs of He Mada n Chi &rim M. Mark ardisbN%Arkir ce&lgt. A.b m. cralioll'ef64•.• se um 1111 of Jar and tha :D l) =l;looolll6afrbr ui r e = 18" If al"al Vai di r= fro we rViand ll nkra m= miasma r m olar the Ma Ansa ar ern ant am riotalan Lab, and all caw anklio Palsain. andarakan. MATTHEW MARSHALL. Jan.. Miskeer. SWAMIS SCOTT, Saantary. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. TM baize= of the Opeor7 isimil i real i e me rg ZS lamas/ 1,104.11111: I. "" le l " uls "I"4 ll44siss of t f i ?-- Ss ism illi glig i ataliellim lowilm wlio=Wltan Om Mims ions siesmiNg Is 111 41• 11 =4 1. 14:52•222b air bkair = =tried b 7 Or saw oftiliel ne Pregmelms. ft* ts;F iem %ll 9l". allll. SONTIII4InII. lar• wick 'NC Cresist. Nes Illasktitils. Loam TV/MINI 11111001tp. EBBllB. PULLIER sod 11011813 Y an in glas'isireeted by MUM. . Vo,l 2 l t Ejt li El o V ir sod MI to Kett So A r riworimor i disiculwas r. or b; me Is Ind oit rod or et Fr uno MI MOM. galitipAll XA5Q .......... 1 113 41 6 041. di e1a 11 4 - alli read a t gal ems Bra s t : et a " t h : rib "= P ilia'".' ps i • m• e l 1 a i 1 1 * a sig e . . . . a . .g a adi A f. iises.. t.sit c v i rtt l vii —,—. Ae l tiZi. ansralTrili. Sting L esel. " l. C . lifit=.ll 'WILMETTE MODEL WATCH. 66, • 1.10 —at bin amodselety. • meg rest sipef the opeot Chea = l. ettli sh the hien logeseessmle; Is diets S stimess Y sold. hese 12 a/am The bolliensi washes pee oat to ' INCOML- 014 Doria the a Ise thirty years hundreds of mono bon Do the (PALI of ilko DIA TSA TAB tr wal wirimelooloi la DM kom SMISISIS le ass own; et Won for r il moiouro mmild tfo lolonolloo Is balm r igcr u lly .b. or by Wm, loan Osoopoorolroodriam. o. A ALl3.—By Bony sad Railway.—LF.A and Co.'s Queues. faa par a. Orgra tba al teas bare= •or is llanebraara of °el aa r aerriz Biairart'. Wall . " 1 rai l N I rs "ri tirr e = a ra Qa..ead loath =II Mama OW Dipole, ItaiNama. Maalra, sr samaes. INDIA, AUSTRALIA, CANADA, Re.—Detailed turn otau=la c t r /UTFIT for Mavlj t a i Vii`Vlo ar dwevle Pr a m blimisried ea mad OLSIIIXT, 1.21.1101 i 011M10 0t bows 1811119.11813 am So AL no call la Load= fee Tbriises eml at i rOssie Womb. UARIUS% SPECTACLES, tie distrust awl beet. et pmltbrou szeillees he 16:41 .1 1.0 ass . tres is. Mal PROOPILUT 0 Ilir "' WI dellittios mila aii rs= r u s c 6....„ or ... IC. -- TraoaleVlandsa. Ottrce— S R at* ...idw eP it tit sall umbel. dna THR emeeetal Results of the last half century bow pooosi ipeollas SW IOWLANDB lIMIUMILIZ ommie pow' la lbo pow* soliosoiloa. sod Inwoomal of Or limo s , Pu t=l ..d it 0001 l sage too " %y e rit........nv:=......vi. stfirir&Z.Mr.4". ear!ar= wow ow.' to kw mop, ma ; owl &Wig 021 , 114. Orlion-Ou the mown el orb an Ino wane Illamossr 011. In wine MN" i a Ow Vas& Mid by A. 11101112 T -1 D =XS. 20 . Unineinn Louisa ; sad by olioulao owl pit- °MRCVS WATERPROOFS are the beet oaks kr us; c the am ye all imam. and ask is ilm••• Muir rod Wed draw red mime al :Ili a =g di w riorhigt:WlNNAN aorL ii rmatit mis t le= sod /seem eim Ns • Noma beak lipmoing =oft 4.l %•& . WW •g l a=a la Mak INlT•irglir W gsg = Ciltal a k C W =7. lie ma aF.,IIWRPPE'B MALVRRN ISILLTZRR WATS& Swift Wad th• Holy Weil WAN al Witham meowed f s rlaa.4 l , ••1 4 0oza woo palms s TX:LW •T CR .1 . 11 Noma llorl•• so oolobnad. They coolOws Nam* Mad lofts Wows. sod Lowoosi• arrl leur don. t= IlwAvi. sad Defy. Boon bottle Is wasolod W • rod Mei bowing slartar• HAMILTON'S MODERN INSTRUCTIONS for UN PI4IIO7OIITL boo soloyot it more oziosolvo woo ** mod cooosoodoi t thr all tbms oar fall to Qs log of .all dolor wok. owl tooolgoa=ollo bus Wray put ate " - MB likag a l" e l illnyass i g es lob soak, ea soleop i t outof t... moor= t trzoo=. vothod ear No moloro ." 7•Ostmot aims** 4100.4 XI ..,2 isy ., oo de NW, yro i xrairlootit=sol4 i mi l iy aroo=o7roy a b: It. Medi lic t.. ini uie r IS boo Iroloy si =o=eo w o es go ofbos Ma boos or ila ri a lloystollso by immeing=towe v er re elbow& roil Woe Alm b I odorl . lootro=&" . " hill. 1P 10 g... . PI 1781 i jr loosi, a IMI P INILIIOIIOIITI I MUSIC. oopelylog tho ma oilman ha onor yobibiod of CLOP of lootroolloo for So ylooo. oloollot. eseveln-s. Ill a ielhar lath • to looted lid NW am loot =lro piano for Isogeloo. No toolor of rids dawn to *Ws S. bolsi pia W ro. Ma Adana Nebel dab owl Co.. New Not ostofrolood. Lomas :tot of ill mookollon owl bookoolboo lIMIKSKMAR.—Proteeted by hoyal Letters .1. Paget et neeteet4eed aninewl lig Ilie orb et lig Zags do Plow mole 4. Pr* sad the Imperial Claw a slllllr. Vio& Tri•••• ma Its. L IN a remedy fee relazolisommolialm% wed ealsugke aOs plops. Tvissiarr 10 I. ~aft la, Obi ilisyl= of lbw : 10:31.6., impieSi7 aid ear* esesolis ill loose el on si is wesel ne rin e theits=t r te x t . so =7. kr Iliallienin awls Aillb T riemey. to Ike fortlialun. loll& ail as as im rsz d a, , 22= 6 41 4 =1 eVii. 3 l l l :o) . 7.,llmilr me War aropeasd.—*4l l i t Tim Wm .6. 4 n s . • aser s it i. . ; var . lls. . I 1.4 81 as 1.1 tr=.. D.r.,.M.4 4. .." . 1.4.,... 0114 ; Pro*, M. Iliared; Wow isil Os. IIL • art llnger.lo. 0a1ar441.4.• IL /11. liktadragt : sad Aiwa. losirewiMil=lebook Jeri prilbbsil. Yrs sad Improved 111111111 a, price Dr rfl RE CURABILITY of CONAUMPTION Wire 1 a Marla of Fos% pramillm the ton pastime{ and Harr Prates! Pats la WI Th atwas at to Pitt By I'. H. Nara am, WValley se to Oellimat Pleddine al te r Senior lo loyal lam art kr II or ad the M Ss ens Asdiar,isalda IL. TREAT= ea ASTHMA sad DI rAM of the SWIM Lomas; bosoms, DeoWa• On" nil Lamm RUSSIAN DECLARATION OF POLICY• We subjoin a translation from the Cologne Gazette of the circular despatch which Prints (brimlmhoff— now Minister of Foreign Affairs for Ressia—has ad dressed to the representatives of his sovereign at foreign courts. A glance will be sufficient to show the high interest of this document, containing, ss it does, a general profession of Russian foreign policy, and a declaration respecting the occupation of Greece and the common action of France and England on Naples: " 2105C0W, Elzrr. 2. 'I The treaty signed at Paris on the 30th Marsh, is patting an end to a straggle the proportions of which threatened to extend still farther, and the Intl lase of which was beyond human esiendetiato had for national Maims in Earwig. The Powers whleh had coalesced spinet a had taken as their matte re spect for the right and indepenelenoe of governments. We do sot intend here to return anew to the histo ' rical examination of the question, nor to investigate bow far the oreadoet of Russia would have endan gered either the one or the other of them two principles. It is not our intention to raise a sterile ~disosiesion. Far otherwise, it is oar wish to apply the principles which the great European Powers proclaimed 0 that time, when they took up a position direct Of indirect as oar adversaries, and we feel the greater pleasure in in. adverting to dusts principles, seeing that they have never owed to be oar own. We have no wish to do any one of the European Powers the injustioe of sup prelim that they made use at that time of mere words to suit the occasion, and that each of them may think itself authorised, now that the contest is over, in adopting a line of conduct in conformity with ib own peculiar interests and calculations. We souse no one of having used thole words solely es a weapon momentseily taken up with a view to extend the seat of war, and which is then laid aside in the dust of the arsenal. " On the contrary, we prefer to believe that all the Powers which recognised these fundamental principles did so with perfect loyalty and =tinge= faith, and with the genuine lateen= al osakaisiag to these principle. ander all oirosaitimsess. " Taking this for our starting point, we ire bound to presuppose that all the Powers which took part in the last war had, like oar august master, the Mtn tioa of making the general peace eerie as a fixed radian point for re establishing relations based as a respect far the right and independence of Rovers meats. Has this hope been realised? Do we see the normal state of the international relations re established ? Without wishing to ester into sisals details questions of ocooodory interest, we to Mats, with regret, that thus an roessimgart of the Bartipean tastily, one a regular state of things does not yet , and is the *ibex it is threatened to be °Dupre. mimed. We wish to speak of Orem and the kingdom of Naples. "As for the occupation of the Hellenic soil, me. summated against the will of the sovereign and the feelings of the people, by foreign troops, there is now no longer the slightest reason for prolonging it. Po• literal motives might to a certain extent explain the violence inflicted on the sovereign. The neemeitise of war, more or less real, might be alleged for giving a colour to this infringement on the authority of right. Bat at this moment, when none of these motives can any longer be invoked, it appears to as impossible to justify before the tribunal of equity the further presence of foreign troops on the soil of Greets. Thus, the first words preempted by our august master when the re .establishment of pesos had enabled t►e Emperor to raise his voice were else: and precise. We have never dissembled our opinion in the Councils of the Cabinets, and we shall continue that course. " We consider it our duty, however, to add that, although the results have not fully answered our expectations, we retain a hope that we shall not remain isolated on a ground when right and jus tice are evidently in favour of the cause which we defend. " As to the kingdom of Naples, if the question is mot to find a remedy, it appears to as that it is time to seek a mean, of prevention. The King of Naples is the object of a pressers, not because his Majesty may have transgressed some of the engagements im posed on him by treaties with foreign courts, bat because, in the exercise of his incontestable rights ,of sovereignty, he governs his subjects se he thinks proper. . . "We can understand that in onsequenoe of a friendly foresight one government might offer to another advice inspired by kind interest, and that this advice might even assume the character of exhorts don, but we think that that is the extreme limit at which it ought to atop. Lees than ever is it now permitted in Europe to forget that sovereigns are equals among themselves; and that it is not extent of territory, but the sanctity of the rights of isech, l which regulates the relations existing between them. To wish to obtain from the King of Naples concessions u to the internal administra tion of his States by threatening demonstrations is to substitute one's self by violence in lieu of his authority, is to wish to govern in his place, is to proclaim without disguise the right of the strong over the week. " It is needless for us to point oat to you the opinion that would be entertained by oar august master respecting such pretensions. His Majesty desires to retain the hope that they will not be put in practice; and he is the more strongly imbued with this hope, as it is also the doctrine which the States where the principles of political liberty are the more folly developed have always advanced as their men tial profession of faith, and indeed to such an extent that they have endeavoured to apply this doctrine even where eircumstanees did not admit of ill being done, save by a locoed interpretation. " You will have the goodness to take ears, when ever the two questions in point shall be raised at your place of residence, not to allow any doubt to hang over the view taken of them by oar august master. This unreservednees is a natural consequent* of the system which the Emperor adopted on the day he took possession of the throne of his ancestors• "This system le not unknown to you. The Em peror wishes to live in pod harmony with all govern ce and his Majesty thinks that the beet means of attaining that *blest is not to omelet his ideas ou any viestiosa sosareted with public European right The idioms of those sovereigns who for long years have supported with us the principles to which Europe owes more than a queer of a century of peace no longer exists In its ancient integrity. The will of oar august master is foreign to this result. Circumstances hove mewed to at oar full liberty of action. The Emperor handselled to devote by pre ference all his solicitude to the welfare of his subjects, and to concentrate on the development of the interval remoras of the country an steely which 1/10/1 not be diverted by things abroad, unless the paddle intermits of Rossi& should imperiously demand it. "Russia is reproached wish isolating herself, and keeping silent in presence of facts which do not mead with either law or equity, and it is said that Busk sulks. Russia does not sulk--she meditates. (La Amid bowie, dig -oft. La Bootie as bow& pas is Blasi. as reeimille.) Al to the 'ileum of which tae ire accused, we may call to mind that a short time ego an artificial agitation was organised against as, bemuse oar valise was heard whesevert we thought it -Nbio soden. kalsiany fps many governments, and from which Roods knelt istived no benefit, has been laid hold of to amass as st Wan to I know not what unlearnt domination. We might shelter our silence under the impression of thismiera*. We do not. however, think that such an teldrede befits a power to which Proeidenee has the papillae Mat Raids occupies. • despatch will prove M you that oar august master does not confine himself to this character whoa he &lake it kiedaly to maks kaewp his opinion. It will bs t►e eine whomever the voice of Roads may be weal to the mass of right, or whim it will not to for the digaity of the Belpre, to let the world remain is igeorease of his views and spinicias. As to the employment of our material brew, the Em peror reserves to himself the power of having remorse to then amording to his unblessed judgment. "The polio, of oar august muter is a national one; it is not egotistical; and if his Majesty makes the interest of hie people paramount, he does not admit that the advisement of Muse intmeste can emus the violation of the rights of others.—You are authorised, Ste., " 0011114MAI077." ART GOSSIP. TUB ART TIZAKTILES -To ths list of a eitribatere we have ilveadi gives we have the pima*, to add the noble some et Ilaileanry. The marquis gives the Mmakeeter Inemeittee *War iieweeh• to selecting frees Ida collection of pictures at Hatfield. The lost Is lam,. we have hard of refusal to the appliesties of the aceemittes le from Gomel Wyndham. This is to be re gretted, for few collection equal Petworth is peals, Hof beim ; It le also rich is imedrome of the Ilegibb school, and mates. several of the eltifo.d'esaro of Vandyke. Wo Wart the Miloat gaud will resomider a de- MIMS which would be thought mesethimi like eharibh, as wash( from the reprematetive tlav late ilherateibided patron of art, Lord iliveniont. The general Klima of the Imbibition $s beeomissr gradually oat &delta, while its mom la estawithig. mike** of the moot cagraviage, Illwaratieg the Moan of the art frcm its emennoseemsat, le Inehided la the plea, sad will. we have so desks, peon the preellealillti arid the 'cadent able nos end a nonage of what we have &lidded WIN N' than ewe I. this purled, i.e.:—the formation of a National Gallery of Engravings. We are promised also a series of original drawings by the old misters, sod especially those illeetratne of the !Wished paintings to the same gallery. Illaminsted hooks, 'opined gems. cameos sad intaglios; numismatic curiosities, jewellery, &a., will resolve the protection of glass man. The building, destined to IfIPCSITO this agirentsletion of treasures Ia hat advancing. The central arch of the east and principal sod is already turned, sad highs to show Its freest at the end of the ling his, of Strat ford nod, the building being abut two mile. from the ideschester Beelmage. The facade of the bedding at each cad Is emaposed of variegated brine, sad will have en agreeable .Bast of colour, although, as we have already re nuked, the general design Is meagre. The shell, however, is of little imaniquesee elm the pearl la so pried's& The space of tbe balding, although far esserdiag la extent that of the Dahlia Exhibiting building, promisee already to he fitly occupied. EXUIBITION OP LOCAL AZT AT MANCHU-U.l. U is intended to hays an exhibition of tha works of local and aative artists in the saw picture gallery, which is being meted in Peel-park, adj rialog the present museum. A meeting of artists has been held is the mayor's parlour. town•hall, Salford, to appoint a comedic.. (of whisk Mr. Mamatereley, the head mete; of the Moaebester Sekool of Art, was elected shairmaa), and to pus resolations in pro 'sodas of the ()bite& It was deemed desirable that the ex hibition should be opened belt re the Art Trunres Exhibi tion, and nasals open some time, and It was accordingly resolved to open it cm the ant Monday in Mush ; artiste to be at the .:pew of forwarding pictures thee intend to sahib's to the museum buildup, the exeptive aemmittes undertaking to issue the pictures and Masa this earriage free. With respect .to the works of deceased artists, the eommlttos to boar the whole expense of attesting sad rs tensing them. A status of Froimart bag been inaugurated with mach ceremony at Veleseliouses, the native plies of the shronicler. It le by M. Liman*, of the lestitate, the sealptor of the p•dimut of the Maieloine at Perla, and other rest works. The likelese of the histories is takes from a 'idolaters painted is oar, of hie " Chroaique." A mutat& was unwed end sus, sad epeashes Is honour of Frolmart were delivered on the osessioa. Maxstott•liollaa.—Yroterday the Lord Mayor en ' tortaMed at dieser the Lord Mayor elm?, the members of the Court of Aldo:men, the sheriffs, M. Sian (stember of the municipal belly of Paris), M. Goodin, several amber, of the Court of Common Conseil, and • number of patio nes of hie own ward _ _ ROYAL BRITISH Bum—Yesterday the eeeeteary firma were goes through and the various doeements signed by Viet-Chaacellor Hinderstey, sad forwarded by special messenger to Bury Bt. Edmund's, emfinniag the appoint ment by Mr. Edwards, his chief clerk, of Kt. Senile' ea interim manager of the 'Heirs of 'his bask. The interim manner will have to eater Into sash an moist of recog nisant's* as the mart say direct, sad he will also have to find two or more cantles. Now that the order absolute for windieg up the slabs of the beak hes bees make, mese of the AMU ma be disposed of mops by 'Heed eliteeint, end the manager will at cam, mew the enest et the ow% all upon ill poem to deliver up all books ed eimmat, deeds, initiates's'', cash, bills, notes, sad men, billeting " the little book with the little key," kept by lb. Ceiseroa, the manager. The court will peened to detemaine what parties will be entitled to eimead yeeseeihtga, and will ap point representatives of miatelbeeediese shareholders, who are gargled to 'Rapist the Webs :d u cts hoc. Criminal remedies' may be takes be , enbtealoneet, or 'misappropriation, on behalf Si th e ereholdess, by the smarm sad a penalty of 100 L may be *agoreed on say contribstory coasealing the estate of the company. Heidi ton will mow hive to be celled is, sad the list of soatfiba• toes. will the* be settled. SUICIDE OF • MONRY-TAKIR OF THE IRON STRAlN so•n.—Yesterday teoraies Mr. W. Carter held as imams at the Boilese Stew Barnes, as Isaias Hardwiek, a middle aged use. who as Thanday was found deed is the river, about 200 yards from Hasstereisith-brides. The weskits of the diseased were eeareksd, and la ass of then wee a Pieta of r, le which wee wrapped a rill, sod co It wes writtes l b . followieg Jason Hardwick. 171, loath wark•bridarroad. that will lied se Meads sal hosty.- 2 6 (11 llapt.—God bless you all mail I leo rot In bows's." The detested hid bees nosey-tabu at Disoldblowinieso, bet seat instead to Straltd-oa.th•-Oraes._oo4yeSiti ISF ssq --- esseS ;;r7das;ws - Ow, Waking It* amid Wass* bs distalsria, altkesili Mr. Mug, s giduiril as. assted wia the cosipsay, stated that sa wsiseesaata alas was 111, IV wet resorrod, fat the bloat of kb heaah only, to the latter ply" Vetdist of " Temporary laisaity." After the annonnoement at the Common Hall, yesterday, by the Reitorder (as stated in hat night's Ex press), that the denims of Lord Mayor had fallen upon Thomas Quested Finals, Alderman and Bowyer, The LORD liakoa ELIOT DURO forward and was greeted with vehement applause. He mid, bro , ber litery- Ewa, yoit have this day conferred upon me one of the highest honours, to which, by any prewibility, a citizen of London , can aspire, and I should feel ungrateful indeed it I did oat Nader so you my beet thanks for the distinguished positian in which you have plated me. (Cheers.) Gentleman, I have been taught from my earliest putts to respect the coy poraja limitations of this °wintry, as I am iatlintd to ha. Hew that they are the strongest and the Surat bul a arcs of the liberty of the British people. (Loud cheers.) Gentle men I recollect full well a - me two sad forty years ago, whet my respeeted father brought ate te this City, sad placed me as an apprentice in the very premises which I now oscupy—(sheen)—that he impreased upon my mind that by as honest and faithful discharge of my duties to my em ployers and obodlesee to my superiors, that I might at DORIS em ployer, driest rise, by the privileges w..ich the cilium of London poisoned, to its highem dam (Renewed dearlag.) Gentlemen, how far this warmth, has been 'realised, your set today °m aimed ow, sad it is my lateatime, I eta aware you,* as it le epip theis 4 lo devote mg eh* time an d 'Medias to the duties er wins —(there)'—to uphold and maintain the rights, darters, and privileges of this city ; to support by every dada in my power, the various charitable institutions of the Oily ; and Wt e though not least. to endeavour by every moans in my power to ameliorate the condition of the pdorer liaises of the esommdlty. (Renewed cheering) Geatleaten, in entering epos my duty, J can assure you that I do it with sincerity, and I think I may vulture to tall you that I sat so 'Meow to the duties of this corporation. I hate aow, path man, served nearly three apprenticeships fa this City first Ili a member of the Common Council ; se drat, of the ward it which I have the 'honour to reside - gad, thirdly, at the death of my late friend Alder man Limas, I was reqdeted by one of the most numerously sigad requieltiame ever presented to ad of the chinas to cane forward sad eland nes the alderman of that ward. Gentlemen, I wig adoiloonsly elected to fill that adios, sad it is only now for me to say that the masher is which I have soodectai myself is the various positions is whish.l haw bean placed Is "true/antes that I ,shall matide such eaten for the fatale. (Cheers.) low only ware you that' it shall he my endeavoir and my wish to do every thing I smarty can for the benefit of the citi• netts at large, cad I am perasetly satisfied that at the end of my year of dies I shall receive that peed of approbation wield you Bin epos so many dodoes tendered to my predemenor. (Cheer,) I bare only one more word to ado, and that is that the wimple that I have had below me denim, the past year is one that I shall shdeavour to my utmost to follow, for I believe that no man has ever more faithfully, consliedtionsly, and liberally carried out the odes of Lord Mayor of Loudon than the gentleman who has sew the hamar of presiding here. (Cheery.) Allow ma agala to thank you far the high honour you have conferred epos me, and I hope and trust when I meet you this time twelvemonth that I shall be as well received as I am to day, (Mud cheering) Mr. Dthrome thee moved " That the edemas pneent at this Condos Hall take the opportunity of acknowledging the va liable ionises of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, David Sa lmons, as their chief magistrate sad Lord Mayor ; and that they pass this vote, not in the usual langitege of mere oomplisseat, but from a reel seam of hie liberal and well-direeted hospitality, his becoming and gentle man/7 bearing' is receiving and enhattalaing a foreign Mdarch waited with as sad the French monarch and people in mainteialog the cams d liberty, sad his pre testing the future union of the two countries by contribut ing to the weals of the Bread people in wasequeocs of the iaddatimm, se also Ilis intelligent etteatWa to the met. matith and petals/ ideresta , se a public magistrate; and they hail his eleetion, and the wider is which he has ful filled the duties of his oflPs, as a triumph to liberal prie r cies*, sad as UMW, 'forth a prospeet of the ultimate wawa of the muse of teleretioa, by the *dairies of members of 1 ' the Jewish persdatea to the legislators sad the highest dime of de state.' Chews.) Deputy Lorrathooded the reeehtios. The reaolatiok was pat and carried daahnoWly amid TIM Lean Maros, who the* Mildeeed . to the Moot of 111111411dOge, and was greeted with enthusiastic cheericg. Nil—Gestlemea, and fellow-citisens, I stand here to day Oder eimumatwees and feelings very different from three tibia I saperienced on this day last year. I then, by your Ithaddes, was eateriag ups. an important office, to which pea illindly and unanimously elected me, with a Radial; that lead endeavour to do ray duty, and to realise the that you had been pleased to form of me. .) I stand here to-day so tar under diffsreqt desmastes PC because, having fulfilled now a very large peeks of those duties which are inseparably connected with tbe important office el Lord Mayor, you have bus amelded to judge bow I have performed lbw daella. (Hsu, bear.) They have not been vary easy dllidebneess you know that thew are some limes deelleily perhaps, which offset me only pereenell, apes which I may hags been la some measure prejudged, Ima yea which latterly I meet have fait some unholy intiadar I could myself fulfil that, which in my sea Slid I bad determined I would endw ays, to do. I, however, entered upon that office di Lord Mayor with a feeling of the deepest reepowl- Wily. I knew very well that the dative ware malt-form, Set they were many, requiring a large sacrifice of time; bat requiring also be • man who would wish to fulfil the i=tnt duties which daily came before him, deep s t ioo and deep responsibility and consideration, en that fen, breast of that duty should be fairly performed. The IMO lrspor a bodes being the head of the City as regards Ns rasslamay,ll looked up to by his fellow citizens for the diegberge gr assy important friction,. All pereens in tremble address letters to him. There is a grave consid...eratio —.— as —..... . u to what requests should be cos. plied with sad what should be rejected. (Hear, hear.) By ealdeet map the Lord Mayor le, es it were, emaidered to be the bead of the religion of the City—he is, se It were, the impersonation of the state whirls the City, end it is statuary, therefore, that the Lord Mayer should, according to usage, be able conscientiously to partake le those religious ceremonies which have belonged from amient tradition and ancient custom to the office, and that ke should also be able to setae example to his fellow• ciliates se to the raped that is due to the religion of the majority of the people of this country. (Cheers) My conduct oa all those points is before you. I felt that I had great reepcssibility attaching to me, aid now that by your volem—by your unanimous vote to-day —you bate said to NM that I have honourably and conscientiously dieehsrged my duty to you, I feel relieved from great rerponeibiliiy, and oily fur that I es wanting fa the man ner in which I have to limns. my gratitude to you. (Cheers.) I hope lat least may be omeidered ' now me one of thou persons is this mustry who bays done something for the nonconformists. Ido not mean say par ticular glee of nonconformists, bet I mean that largo class of greammilarmlets who are seprated, some from the commu aim. mg MUM from the established religion of the country. I lemeedeMemed to show that a man may himself be a artmmferielet without showing the least slight to the reli giose Wisp °tethers. (Hear, hear.) I have thought it my duty ea all public tomioes to pay that respect which is dee Mae a man in authority to the established religion of the ematry, for miler a man grounds his conduct upon the wklie beefs of a religious principle, he is utterly unfit to be a leader of others, or to hold high °Mho in this country. (Chien.) I may at the same time here venters to say in' tbe tutees of my heart, that it has afforded me the greatest plaints and delight to find myself so well supported as I have been by the clergy of every religious denomination is this country. I have sadeavoured to show that I respected their relight., and all the religion teachers of this touchy have shown Uat they Fonled me bemuse they believed that I anted upon prin. (Ilesr, hear.) I have only one word more to say. haew that I am Lord Mayor yet for sin weeks to come. The presest prosseolost is merely a noting to quit— (laughtedeeemil I trust that is the bent ebt weeks before I finally thwart ease to my imeessor—to whom I feel under the deepssestillptiona for the kind and friendly my fa which he hen boss piessed le speak of me—l hope that in these next six weeks I shall matinee the sum merle that has hitherto met with year approbation, and that I shall not forget the good °Mein that you have expressed. (Cheers.) Oa. word mare ea to one great ant le whleh I have been a leader. No ant of my ofilcial life has given me, and will to the latest day give me greater pleasure and delight than the opportunity I had of leading the ;ample of this city to do that which I knew they felt inclined to do, namely, to sympathise with the misfortunes which fell upon a pot. hoe of the Freer\ people. (Hear, hear.) I feel quite ears that the intimate enenezioe that exists between the &shah and the Punch governmeute is not merely a union of 'r emunerate, bat that it lea salon of people—that the people sympathise with each other—the French people knowing the vale, of Beglish support, the Foolish people knowing the value of Preach sympathy and (headship. I trust that that salon may ever matinee for the benefit of both cos.- tries, tidier Me interests of mankind. (Cheers.) As far as I have had the opportunity of being the tenths,m of the k•Lills asp fallow Maims, and that of ny at buille I fret :road, and happy, and grateful for it. (Peslssesd . Upus litsilmallea of Deputy Daus, seconded by Deputy Samaimanh a este of husks was usaehnomly passed to the late Muffs, Mears. Kennedy and Rose, for the hospitable, eberitehle, and blesintieallke 111111104 t In which they had medneted their shrievalty. TM late sheriffs having severally returned thanks, the kill broke sp. QTRAM sod RAIL to ST. PETERSBURG sod ho BALTIC lITIk Illanm. PANTRTH al scoots ROAM NAVIGATION COM ilinlistltiniaint *dr anar eil l:LUS SUITS as maw : Toff. PlTlLLirertis las i rTan in t asS I tticg i nirdrit. i. PR I V, an ir reov id". lisi& iill To TLIUISIIVIIS Ma 1 . 1:1411 I. N i tta ti NM le oortursust a rtoo thi d a•t= o ron pr a . o n t a f„: =.. i ziot inillain SI ; lAN/ iND mad CHRISTIANIA. arrylni t tla w. lnial LiTil . agl i g r s. tretasiber,sr u nin sharms nsiii. 4aell saint e l=gia be Oessabrais be tooted IneM by the ma I& r g o r i gLJß..: l = iti olsr is li o ir d il= by lis - isl ea l Webb beilob,B•o mint al Phil r idzimz, I:grAgal the azi& o ta4- illsr. 11. "I . 11 a tip&arA Tian. tlk ie. S sarn innisiMin rW i s alrri ;at= un in iishal V i C i pMe d.....a oMalitrail. . Tama sea. CAPE 01300 D ROPE,3leasitlis, 111:1 " 4 " — " --- " 1-711 ` 11 ."rt'' — 74 ig — i t h os . t •h . L Pali de Osilealadres. et Olistii,.—All asili_l g_ lOW i i le= s litalt2 " intr .s aferrz to me 10011% . Wle 111 ff to OE niii. 11JE/411 AMATO3(IOII,L MUSZUII, clamant" with 4 0046 " 0 =lx ; md . 4: . ftralltitt are corapell . ed to eats, witl mita a as term a two easetries terssies gait at 1117 al ben ear et the ith. OM ages. 10 Be. Load aNM ewe VIM_ - where is one a regular etal a laaaan a ' aa ama a dale" et la * Laaa • *64 " 6 i i " exist, sad is the other it is ciTRAII from LONDON to M RI.ROIIRN R 11 • 17 . — Ad° 186 .• ftellillme• COURT OF ALDERMEN. Yesterday, after the termination of the proceedings at the Common Hell, a cocci wee belt fir the des; etch of ordioary busied a Upon the motion of the LORD MATOR elect (Aldermen Vinci.), the thanks of the court were unanimoaely weed to the L.rd Mayor's Chaplets, for the excellent sermon preached before the City euthorities that morning by the reverend gentleman. A litter irt.m the widow of Mr. T. Milner Wadi], the highly respected surgeon of Whitecrossstreec prison, announcing the death of her husband, was read, and, upon the motion ut Alderman COPELAND, referred L 3 • CONIZEOGIII, to whom instruction was amen to report upon the duties sad emoluments of the offios. Alderman Hose mend "That the meetlege of the committees of the Court of Aldermen be held on Fridays, instead of Saturdays, se heretofore." He wished the court to adopt his proposition, as well to show their approba tion of the early closing movement as to add to the conve nience of the member. of the scum, who were, according te the present arrangements, sobj , cted to marsh saneeee ary of time, and serious interference with their own pansies. Sir Jos. nos Doan thimeht it would be prudes% in the mover to withdrew his proposition until the report of the select committee appointed upon the subject of the early elosi•g movement should be wide, when the whole question could he takes Me wrasideration. Sildhwwwillwarileig us Miamian to withdraw his matins ►t the iuggestien of each an authority ; but the majority were decidedly opposed to the permission to get rid of the matter, without exhibiting their sense of the change in the most decided manner. Alderman COPILLND atd Alderman Slash raid it would be quite impossible for them to attead to the ditties of committees on Fridays, and took (cession to ezprese their disapprobstlon to the mevsment, now so rapidly is *deafens, a pregnant with mischief, and calculated to injure both em ployers and employed. The motion then fell to the mead. The question of patching up the Lola Mayor's bergs for about 601. or 701. was, upon a immensalcstioat of Mews. &aerie and Co., by whom it was built 60 years agog re ferred to a committee, and the mart adjourned. TIM REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLESEX. Yesterday Latinoslot Shadwell, the barrister ap pointed to revise the list of eaten for the metronlitan eouney, held his third court at the Sussex Hotel, Bonen,- street, Fleetorreet, for the revioion of the list of voters 'deriving their yl'llllBolo4 from property situate with& the City of London. Mr. Joseph Davies attended on behalf the liberals; end Mr. T. Ailey Jones represented the connotive/. la the St. Andrew's Holborn diarist nine object one were taken by Mr. Jones, which, it appeared, bad not been duly published by the overseers , but ap,seered on the list of St. George the Martyr. After some discussion, the lists were proceeded with. George John Burma claimed in right eta rent-charge in fee, Lining out of freehold bourn, Pleagh.court, Fetter lase. A pen= who attended on bendy of the claimant stated that the renhobarge had boa paid up to Christmas' he we, however prepared to prove that the payment kid been made since that time. The rent-charge was usually paid half yearly. Mr. Davies contended that the claim wee valid erhersj it was proved that the party had received the rest-charge— ens though it bad been paid within the MOM: 'maths. The Revising Banister took a different view of the fille• tico, and held that the act required that the claimant should have been In receipt of the naheharge a clear six loathe before making the claim. The name should therefore, be expunged.. Noose noosed scidordleely. la the parish of St. Borolpb, Bielscogate. - Mr. Dories re quested that. the adlt p ional name of William might be added Otto name of voter, David Wire (Minoan). Mr. Jolla objected, es this might tugs eat to be an en tirely difieent pence, • who might gash to derive the worthy eldermen -- .Dflis vote. TherEsetister decided hatt the ebonite toilet not be °The parish of fit. Gregor, by St. Edward Manley mings, whose qualification was given aa l'Freeheld linens% la 81. Pawl% Gathedrall." was ebleelei to by Mi. Danes. The claimant stated that he was one of the vergers of the • eathedral, sad claimed in right of freehold issuing out of fees. Mr. Davies contended that the claimant was removable at 'be will and pleasure of the Dean and Chapter, and only held the appointment daring good behaviour. The claimant called the attention of the court to a ease which wee decided in the Court of Bing's Bench, when the court ruled that where a "ergs r had ben dismissed, It• should be reinstated by the Dean and Chapter. Mr. Davies said that the daimon woe paid by the two penny fees received from the public at the doors. The claimant replied then this used to be his own of income, but that latterly fees had been commuted to a Seed salary of 1001, which is paid by the government. He coact not understond why an attempt was made to di pine him of a right which bed been exercised by himself for some, and by his peedeeeseors for many years. In support of his claim be ir Ahmed the deed of appointment from the Bishop of Llandaff, who told him that the position would give him a vote for the county. The Revising Barrister, after perusing the dad, said that the claimant must hove misunderstood the bishop, for, to far from the terms of the deed aecurirg him a vote for the county, it provided that the claimant could be removed at the will end pleasure of the Dean and Chapter. The name most therefore be expunged. Name espaaged This ruling decided two other similar mess. In the parish of St. Mary-le Bow, the name of John Par sons Coos, of nicht' memory, as being the victim of the late Will!am Pelmet.. was injected to by the assessors, and stnek out of the register. The name of William Hughes Hughes was objected to by Mr. Davies, but the grounds of objection not having bees made out, the barrister awarded lie. owe, which Mr. Hughes handed over to It. cosenvative registration feed. Tas BESSEMER Paocrga.—The Gateshead Ob server says :—"Part of an ingot of iron, made by the Besse wee process, has this week bun tried at a forge on the Tyne. It was placed, red-hot, under Ntantyth's hammer, and beaten. loatantly it flew in all direetioos, and one of the foremen, a conservative in his craft, triumphantly ex claimed to one of his emp!oyere (no implcit believer in the new prone.), Where is your fine iron nowt'" At the ironmesten' sweetie', in Staffordehire, the St/Ards/ere Aarerriser says Mr. Bessemer's invention was • good deal dimmed, but no very sanguine opinion wet repressed with regard to its praotnal sumo La the present shape which toe process assumes. An experiment recently made in Wolverhampton hes proved that superior iron may be produced by this process without puddling, but as the re sult in othet cue nu been quite the nevem, it is doubted whether the proems ann be depended upon but this, pro bably, if not yet secured, may be gained as the result of en pekoe.. The rider tattoo of every great discovery to prae ticel purposes be. silver rr gaited repeated trials and patient attention to minor details " _ _ _ --- REPRESENTATION or TOTNES.—Mr. John Gre gory, a beaker of London. has announced his iountion of contesting the borough of Tomes against the present mem bers, Earl Giffi.rd mad Mr. Mills, at the next election. The hon. gentleman addressed a number of the electors and non-electors of the borough on Friday evening, at the Dar:mouth Inn. Mr. W. Stovall presided. The supporters of the new ousdidsts being old electioneering bands, and t o e k o n bo th."' a inbg eos entio v ica i l v i ia di l il dl O a c bis e y , n° :1: I.' mi t e :Pi e" : apt rece p ti o n , libation, abt causedwa o y f lohrres secur in g . m dy e t a i sod water were indulged in during the evening by the " free and tniepeodut electors," at whose expense it was not stated, but they were not paid for by the recipien.s. Mr. Gregory was iatroduoed to the meeting as a gentleman who was prepared to entreat the borough on "coneerrativs and independent principles," and to opnoeition to the ■lleged 'ensnare of the Doke of Somerset. The hon. gen tleman blundered through a 'notch which be had prepared —for the manuscript was te!ore him—hot his memory seemed so impel+ ot that he scarped in the middle of pas sages, and on the question of the church " he fioun.iered &bootie' such a meaner am induced several sympathiabig iviends around him to come to his mete, and by their aid and his notes he contrived, after a greatdeal of difficulty, to get thrush with it. A resolution, pledging the meeting to support Mr. Gregory, was canted unanimously, sod the hoe. gentleman distinctly pledged himself to go to the poll oa the day of elution. Ngw CHURCH AT SALTAIRE.—On Saturday WIT Mrs. Salt laid the foundation of • new congregational Ouch at &hair., of which town her husoand, Mr. T. Salt, was the founder. The building, which will be in a handsome atyle of architecture, will accommodate 600 or 700 persons, and will cost 9.oool—Manchester Guardian. LIMERICK AND FOTNEB RAILWAT.—The half yearly general nesting of the shareholder" of this company .as held on Saturday, at their board-ram, George-strut, Limerick—the Earl of Dilemma in the chair. The dire toes' and engineer's report, with statement of mounts, were read, and, oaths motion of the chairman, seconded by Lord Koateagle, easaintonsly adopted. Sir Matthew Ear ✓isk/ton stated that he had Just received a letter intimating that the directors of the Great Southern and Western Rail way had, at their muting on Friday, in Dublin, come to the deterztinatiu of subeeribing to the sesonnt of 6,0001. towards the propoeed line from Kilrash to Milks.. L ONDON sad NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. AUTUMN ALTEILATIoN of TRAINS. NOTION for OCTOBaIt, TM • Lia. traj m... .hais from Loodoo toBootlan . l Ira] be Mace lareaM Iketlaad are conveyed by tao Mal Train Welle 9 rA e." yto train brava' London at snEl b• at 9 °dock, cell If Marker sad .1/...mureartar. Ob i. sok. so..l M eat HU NIL t 4