The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-04 00:00:00

RELIEF to th. EMBABRAUED.-14. 1 NAIL/HALL. et Ilejleileweeetee. Mace Mai Atlefally of IY Own ft a. RiotW i l es aseives Deleeee. et ea r ;pass Woe le mem vlbele rh im eera m enig 211,11:11: Well il L rt eatot preeselbee, ire modest OW badmen tleemelt tie seed iwke the wpriosmai. eselhlre tie suot dome. vibe may toe peed by laitelmeate vibe expreoo. Mwoffoomalololoadod kr ..11ho "Luba Fools pow; rat be oleo Oioo. le. loy Tvo Oink os as ay of railhatbsr MOE WATU AT LONDON NEIDGE. Ts Dat—limiig. ft ea.......-Llbseasse. Ob. Mu firessam—liasts& 1111.11ft........Minu5. 116 Us. LONDON, MONDAY, PBBRUADY 4. Tans is something ineffably Wiens, in the way adopted by the distrusted leader of the Tory party in the House of Comatose in ardor to prove that he I. still (homes imitable. After the mosses of mutiny and assertive wit eared last session, and the many severe defeats which Mr. DIMLUILI received in the preemies or by the aid of numbers of his own followers, people were not surprised at bearing that in dudgeon he had betaken himself to an aliases with the old 'rapists, or halite section al the Carlton Club, whom he, wee than any other individual, had Jeweled to alienate and detach from the general body bat a short thee age. How far the negotiatioas for party pesos were actually proceeded with, or whether, as some suppose, sontentione for preeminesoe and priority be tween the leading partnere in the propcsednew joint stook Oonssrvatirs Company ceardoned only a tem porary seigendoe of confidential relations, we do not nedirtsbe to my. In either case it became evidently Mr. Dllll4llll'll interest to be able to mike an imps fag show of strength at the COlMbeasesiset of the present parliamentary cempaige, in order that his personal value and importance might be ostensibly met at a higher Igen. A few dull men of family and fortune had indeed always slang fast by his 'shank'', with the natural instinct of needy minds, tee renseloss of their own intellectusl insolveney to drew; of being able to go on at all without him who, having originally taken them in, matinees still to de for them. He might lthowise count upon many odds and suds of the meaty representatke, sad the lawyers and railway-loyers aim* to a man. 131111, mash was wanting to maks up the fall soar pianist of a parliamentary following mesh—as the °makers of the party provokingly persisted in re neembering—as that whisk chewed Bir Rosin Plays advent to power. How was the invidious comparison to be met ? How was a Emblem*, if not the nth stance, of a commanding position to be gained P No public tribute of respect could be thoeght.of, for that would bivalve notice, warning, and time for discus sion, with all the dreaded Widest' of qalming to whisk vain young notables and weak old smutty gen tlemen ere most vainsrable. As a demenetradea it might fail, sod min* beano an inhibition of weakness instead of slaroth. The thing was there fore impossible. Whabresr wne altmegled oust be private, Di that is ame of dinggelelsont the affair might be isms' se ssphimil awn, I while, if lionnwrfal, fen see Eight b sods of it in some eniveniest wow. And jest as "the play was ohms as " the thing wherein to Weil the cow mimes of the him" so I private diver was decided on by Mr. Dimwits as the West and most Imitable trap wherewith to catch the allegiance of a smidgens chief sad malosatent nobles. Hs would asks them a great feet in his own keen an the eve of thiamin ; hints should be diesemely eirealated that it was given solely with a view to the healing of post diffsreaces and an aokaowledginent on the part of the nominal giver that he :yielded henceforth to the neseseity of obeying the wishes rather than Sedating the votes of the party ; and bang eaten sibly the acceptance merely of a private esartesy, the most wayward sad sassy of the rsaleitrante of lost year would see nothing is it to await the. without their sessent to anything. Accordingly, like dull good-natured gentlemen, they west to dine. Ones eessubled at the =mien of the right hewer aide amber for Burke, reads& we may be sure, wee wilted to oar to rake their saspiskar. They fiend in cue another very ersgeniel spay. Pens IMO impemible ender the eirenmetaness; bat of peen ▪ ezpeeteasy of every degree there was a rare Meek. Two or three bitter Womb were thrown ia just he a rellsh, while a sgainkling of the mile way was added ceder the peadllagiest nem of natorosetted Debility ?' bat the alb ingeellent of the gathering was decal or marnaludiai—hebn to ear done, and Irish peers occupying a anbledieste pine. What must have born the semis d smay of the rile to dad themselves Ima as* attetwards ad 'teethed he tir 1 2T 1 . 4 2 OW. path*, ego, lily meek is the styled " the most &gab/ albedo. of rare sad boaatifol bird. ever sees he this essatry ;'. with appropeiate remarks apes their habits, breed. sod peraliaritise—a by el the older saes beteg from the magstiseat peas et the We 51r Bossily Pam, bat several of them sewly aught, sad soma Mill very wild. Pleasant it meat be for the most solemn emblem' et Ommervative wisdom to dad theseseives hawked sliest is a hilliest-sage by a shown= lute Dmiamt, sad proslaimed to the world as twig sae sad all of them hi eselealve prepeety I Lot robed; soy that we are bariespleg the matter. Ctrs say wards tweed the comical impertisesee et the fallow tag swim paregraph from the lest at of the Press! The ries sow Uppity pitman earl the belie, arbor of the eneervatre party was okra, rows this week by sr pleats who nerosied t. Mr. Dana's lavas eisa ea Walantsy. err dead raw of Rierred, imariberneb. Rasa, sad 1111.11112011% wore repreastal by Sri Merl of Monb, Ids Mena of Mealferd, the Marquis irf Mashy, sad Lord Warr Orrar. The frig orb trasey of the see, roundels, awry for sire with ba rb osseezioas, wee sear fa the Monti of Cbsedes ed Lori thealoy. Lord Reber Goa air es when se may oyes are lied r • Warr leaf, eel who lids leir re inlaid Me per Mesta err wessairapt the garb of the amber Ise Beat. The Mamie of Meow shin, sad the gnat Prerelease searresha of that bre sashed rally, was rerseeserd by Lea Livia am. Roe ors the peorerfid nee of the Lowther whirr • parr arreesststro. Mt Warr Wyss' raid testify hew warty the peat Carreaus of the riadpary fry to wers the barer herr of the Crserrives la the Hew of Cerra& The error borrear, gi Übe Tale Mar, is when far bred Pal air le hank es rosy ors ranters, wee she then, to sera fir the reel, squire of Dena; sal se were Mr sad a Ansi of lb. " reeresetted astraby," nal old Oruesere, wheel risk the Cava arse gave, sad serer SY take away, like the ligestsas, Ogee Leaps. Howard Yrs*, Polka, sad Raightleye. Qe sea UMW oar gratideriser WA the bailer nor bee Si. yisemerd. Le Pa war d Lyra of Frobrealk, wr Mr pay eseeray. air Jobe Parra sad Sher Trellege war are there, areas with lard lorrirrs, Ear Iferepert. Lad Elroy. lard Lear, Lai (ionsy, sof warble repreeestathee of the Mawr of Tear sae Chits. poilmosti boo than has ems so pearethil as IY~ THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1856. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE NEGOTIATIONS. COMM ova ova coasairormay.) VIIIIINA. BVID&T. Prises Ciortohakoff, when aigniag the prototol, asked that Pretoria might be invited to take part in tho oondsreooss. Count llsol supported this imam& M. is Bourquessy, and Bir Hamilton &plasm, Mid they most robe to tbsir govaramsnts on that point. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PARIS, SoxsAT Immo. The: Questitutiosusel has another son moral nth* written apparently with the object of g Fresco for the resolution, which, , these can be no doubt has been taken, not to demand free Russia one shilling of eoespeniation for the enormous expenditure that her sigma= has indicted upon the Allies. I fall your attention to the re/lowing article in the Suck which throws a new light ars the gumption of the admission of Prussia and the German States to the Paris 0012fillibile: Diplomatic anon an net always enAkit. Does that of the lissiterr mean to say that, the preliminaries having been signed by the Allis of Des. 2, the ether powen late rested ia the general prepositions to be made under Labile 6 will be salted la enema:de ? It is net fee ato dive late the seems el governmeate, sad therefore we shall Genteel earsolves with registering the feet, that the preliminaries of peace will be disowned only by Rada sad the parties to the treaty of Dumber 2, sad that up to that time Prods is an is be admitted to the Csaferness‘ We approve of thin ezension, which we have all skew rated fee; bat natarally when Demean intonate shall some in esestiss, Pamela and usual Mbar power will be invitee to take pert la the general mesons ties. It mum be diteleautated that epos the aoseptease of the prelieniaaries will depend the question of pens, for in then int esafereness the general baeskwill be proposed and dissused. We mist then wait patiently fee the resell. not (agonies that pensaat to the will twined by t►e governante of Inns sad Bagiaad, the prepuadeee are sot to be interrupted. At all events we engin to give the Moiler 'relit kr haviag, by Its reserved attitude ea thi a oneein, given a lessen to those, who with so mach Anew, have proclaimed a pease, the preliminuies of which was yet saknown. The Moulton-, observing that " several mon s had crept into its article of yestsrday,annouseing the signature of the protocol at Vienna, prints the article over spin. I have ousfully compared the two im pressions, and And no difference between them beyond a clerical error in one instance, where the name of Mambo& is mad for that of Este:hazy, the which error is to obvious, that all the French journals Of this limning have oorreeted it themselves. The SWs says it is not tree that M. Clesingee's equestrian statue of lamella has been rejected by the Minister of State. The model now exhibiting in the Court of the Louvre is considered too large for the situation, bat the artist hes received an order for a reproduction of his subject in bronze epos • reduced wale. I presume, therefore, that the story of M. Clesinger being aboat to exile himself in de. spair, and to live in Ragland, most be a fiction. At the corn markstirof Paris sad the neighbour hood there was s fall of from lir. to 21r. yesterday. _ _ The battlers of Paria hare undertake; to tarnish gratuitously, for the next two mariths, 2,00011 w. of weer per week to the new charitable kitchens, called the flowneaux de 1 looperstries. PARIS, Unlin►: Evinuto. A despatelt from Vienna mys that after the sign& tare of the protoed yesterday the conclusion of an armistice wee decided " but this mast be an invention, became it clearly result' from the official information that the question of the armistice is Teemed far the Pads Concerns, aid the diploma tists sow at Vieille ma have no power to forestall their duchies in prisciple any more than I. detail. At the Bourse there was a very great rise in the morning, bet whoa Lord Clareadon's speech in the Holes of Lords. Iffiguidag a curtain degres of doubt about the result el the negotiadoss, suns to be gene rally known, there wee a resides, and all securities were comparatively heavy at the does of badness. The rise was, however, in great part maintained. The Rents closed at 71.90 foe cash, and 78.10 for amount, altos having toadied 72.28 a nd 79.40. The ultimate rim for cosh wee therefore 90 c., and for time 20 c. Credit Mobilise rem 80f. Railways left elf with an improvencest of from 101. to 12f. Ass tdaa rose Bf. - - _ I midereMnd that the Preach Emperor intends to soluelmis the plenipotentieriee to be deputed to the Ooogreee with a grand review in the t i a t at a P a t Lan, at which from 100,000 to 140,000 trove wW be new =dor arm.. 'fie Quen's snook v naturally the nbjeot of comment on the pert of the Park journal, which suite In praising the Ina though poi& langur of that addrela• itnCoent de Chambord has sent a circular to a Dumber of Orleanists and Legitimists, isformiag them officially that the "fusion' is afeit aconopli, and ex horts' them ao batiste the example of the Web of the two how% and mink all party &ffirameir and ail moaltiam A coomodon has jest been made to M. 'falsbot, aaoa • direetor of the Lyons to the Mediterra nean Railway, of a new bending warehouse to be greeted at Maresillem The woke are to be eunted conjointly by th e Lyons, °rheas, Lyons to the Me diterranean Solway °amputee, end the Messageries Imp6rialem It is to be situated between the port of Ict Joliette and the Doha Napoleon, and the cost will be about 16 millions. _ - _ - _ " We are assured," says the Solid Pslotie of Lyems, "that three silk bosses in oar city ham whits the last few days received upl orders trans a Sudan sommilasios rth . One of them homes, wfilelt is spesially mm in the 'manufacture of a artieslar kind of velvet, bees esespellsd to take M a ma ad ditiosal amber of hada Is IMMO thee Is assets the orders, a part of whisk swift ha memessatis far dresses and inatsrials for balls.* SPAIN. A Madrid letter of Jae. 29, is the Petrie, spoke of the diesevery at a great military eseepireey. Davie, reatillestieem is the previaese is the north of Brain. mis Cbesstillitiossisa sap: fr The Wester* Powers have agreed that the pro. liiineries shall 'a ttain. besides the firs amolded pro p/Ws of Austria, a sposilleatioa of those pants the milesties of as whisk by Bursa wadi be e..se 6dli. i t those ari ratified i t a iy a ßessie. peace is dodder:it menrod, and all the ether questions widish will menpy the atumtiont of the magma have oaly a emeadavy importance. The pisaipmestiaries who me about asoemble Paris _ will constitute at but simply to a ecioiereace for diasessing and drawing up the eau the prelimiseries, lacludieg the settlemest I• Oats which imply the moo belli. W, wide.. this *epeeist mismanage, that It 'ever trees the Court of Freesia all right t e l i that she wee Its admitted to dimes the as of pease laid dews b the allies of of Dammam. As seen es the prelimiaseise ham bum assepted all pasties and as_ i f a t pieeipetendoeles. the y will low will ell eig r rase solbmitted es the ratillsallea et die Ist ewem, If the Court et iiessia realm them, el optillentios will talis pima through mine who signed theta Whew leMeiltrildt hew aseemplhhed, the ass me WI train/me itself late a magrese. to detty up the 1110epireit el the praWasaties sad Issia the stipulatisme lute a peeler treaty. ea inserumeat • =disk will be pissed wader the w reates 'Fe this Abet, the to tbor sigestme ef all tr t r i ersign will be specially 'stetted : to give ti* - Xwr Proion esseMe stake that the As ti. Asa et Prussia la die eselmonsue d psis M la *ionise* a matter of tadlismose to the labium ipt , Buda, that Premihme delwridged.ast to take pee l '. W medalists% whoa soquillei la de so by all. prinsk • emies any of wt•lM sad mantes at the Ishii of as Offside's' M•der. To have boos the beet of ash • soapy was ea boom w►isk sight well save aay Restiduals with mealy ?tide. No ass sow ma diorite tha aa••al power whim! 1 natio Is the tall of the member fre Peas Bash • denser all falsehoods about dinessious t dallaisted ti sow , @essay whisperas.• ' • It nest be owned that sq fates the debate sa the Addison afforded an opportunity of netts, the boasted union of the Opposition in the Lower Hors, their right hospitable leader has no reason to be dinatinierL How long be nay he able to beep hi regular and irregular followers together remains to be nen. That regrets at the peeped of pesos, or repetitions of their boasted nal for the war, will moire no toleration at hod-quarters, is indicated broadly ease& in another con= of the journal bon which we have already quoted. That special organ boasts, inked, that it was the fret to insist epos the expediany of coming to terns with Ronk i and that ace by one, all those who questioned, or opposed its date, hare boot compelled to saseastb. This is Siting the halter sloes indeed. How will the Olin of the yoke to borne I' • The habit of *starts= it es !avian% is else m•, l that they will an _• hen tliesreles. The atom W- 1 with • dry et aswee—alseet • vesitatia spy el • wiwih-isaibeihwt Notables reissued is Mr. Dimmers Life .1 Leta George Beatiseli. . Ebe Court. WINDSOR, P. 2. no dinner party yesterday included the Princes. Royal, Colama ifs Res. C. B. sag lira. Phipp, CASS& tbo Res. H. Koppel, R.N., Colossi Ileousso, &IL, sal Mt. Gibbs. Tbs bead oldie Cisasedier Gess& played &dog Maim Bet Majesars private bead aftawards whew* is W COW. TIN (Wes sad Moss walked is die Hasse Pork Nis vssesiag. C.Ø.a the Hem. H. Koppel. LW., sad Colossi His& some, ILL, left dm Cods Is the feemossa. Lady C.seollas liarrimatom sad Calomel the Hoe. N. sad Ledy Mazy Hoed led the beam el dialog with bee Ma jesty la the resales. Her Idefeity's private bead was la atteadomes eflor I dinner. SUNDAY. Fl 3. a. The Q... sad Priam, the Priam et Weise, the Priam* Bays!. Prase Alb* Primer Alice, sad the Dasber Of Hest, the labs mad seatleme et the amen, sad the dawdle Wambold staaded &Mae Navvies Ws amorelas Om rivets Allard af the Omsk. TM Ham. sad ♦ery Save the Dorae(AWNa, perhiseed the NanlNa sad adssfaisased the hely euraeafea. A Cabbed Cline& was held os Saturday afternoon at the reeelwaillse. The ministers present Were Viseennt Pakeereden, the Lord chaneellor, the Marled. et Lane lime, Earl Granville, the Eael of Mk= Merge Grey, the Earl of Claret the Chaneellor of the Rzoltequer, Stblinine Wood, the Right Hos. H. Vernon Smith, Lad Stanley at Alderley, the Right Hos. M. T. Debt" and the Duke a AralL The eonnoil eat thane hours ends quarter. Tte Isabela Comahoe et the Privy Cassell at ea Saturday end gave judgment ea is appeal drama llfaajlels " CbetgleU v.iisaisktivad sad etimpi;." Aa appeal fivi Bona, "Doe Dan. esebiuisie v. the Beet Las Om pea, " woo vemsvavol. The Who must woe thsObair ipeCTir of the Dolby el Cornwall, eir 3. Pattern, Ilis ir Kalil, and Sr X. Bra. Oa Saturday a Ooart of Medan inn UM et the East India Haase, when Lieutenant-Gana& Patti* Otaat, GB., was wars la Cemmandet4s•Oldet et the Ocasetny's Foram and essend Umber of Cowen on the Ikea' Istabliehmat. It is anderetoed that the Bari of Clarendon will be woowspaolod as plosipolootiary si Paris by Kr. lolnowil liawaciod, yonoarost lloilowleordwy of IWO (vim, It wW bo eindosOsil. wolowl Load Jobe Rowell as Ms minima ft Vine. MN yew), by Ow Rm. Bposwor Pew wooly, owl Mr. Mow Vining Loom, DOWN owl wohioat worwarloo Is Obi *ebb esti. owl by Mr. Frowoio W. E. CaroadJob. pnois writer. Lord Waddlers will Modwiry dr distil..[ w FoosigwoMos dining doe towpwory storage of tie Mod of Clorowloa M Paris. The GleelN has Dm *seed to rent ea eausel ponies el SOL to Mr. Jae D'Alem, the eetber el smog weeks is lAA kistsey, the stet meet el whisk h a UN et the tame is ILfrag Joao% Mg *nay, what NON sod tieseeplileal ilestelme. Hi. Royal Meows the Dab of dastitidge had • dims may es Seardm et W nablion Id St. a....•. Palms. TM Diem of Cmilidm aid Priem Mary wire esarag 1M fm..r Vissoustessialsairatos M avolssel.. last tossisg.st Oa madame of As Pmfaiar, as the Twos. Piesailly. Prniesaly to as imapdso. tam Debi, Plasma mai as Lag** assarsaised a dialisisakal rim at Massa. TIN rums lastadad tam Labrada et Fresisami tam Combo ['missy, tam alartialas Ilkairas, tea Daiwa at Argyll. OM Nair* d latarbswes. ON Mat sea Osessass at ebadars. bury, do Newsom Prawn Waidegreve sod Mt. Itaasssal. M.P., as Osman of Taskanills, to Sal sa4 Oassams at Alassdas. tam NOS ass. Mk assay Bawer, Ms St- Hos, aim sod Ms. W. Oeirper. sal Mr. lliskiwlia lons. _ _ TM Deiti el Pashmsbe b left die Clamed= he Mesa Ord% mor Lim N.D. The Sul iltswlltient ime, vs regret to been. bus saffsekag boa .vi. Ilium The Nod sod Chosteee et Arundel mad dorm Mee gees as • ink le ihe Doke sad Deans at Ned" at &seed CNds. Ikons. Atearel atr Mused Irma le eeriest theme erdleu. The Islasiesalue of SLOsmeas bays anival la ems hem 11.1011 is ter the men. _ _ Ounlissel billkalowl tie Lake Lary awl Obadellio liddrogra.bais NOW et Toros, boa die 61110;140114 Blinplass. roams Palma Ms left tw airsedas for Kenyonli Oases, am Vidalia,. Mr Moho 'red 16wyWeeil bel a dime peer et Ow Adleissily ea ilkftwasy wmaiwg. Th. Mamboed Meeddesese d Aikabery keyed elartil t. pwwwi r*6 Osatimait, vim* II Y whill they will ramie Ow was lbw The Rigid lira. away Labesshuris arrived at Ids MM, gooey Pods, on friday brit, boa Wing, fa twist t f , visit ao obistsso Oi Tomas. Thin is se opposition to tbs 'Wt boa, ribibnoss, oni the isliesiso b appslosol w oaks twasisentw. Tits risks liescsissy for the Oslo sin is espostail savvy M as bit erg 1 prossediag t tor, me lb. isoolos poitionoso EFFECT OF THE PEACE HERB AT BT. A letter from Bt. Petersburg of Jan. 13 says : "It would be Mk& to give you a just ides of the aspect of oar city sines the annonacr seat, by the Awes: do & Pdgergarg. and other r l evisals, that the acceptance of the pirelindaarics by Persia was likely to bad to pease. At nest Ran y were iersedelook bat these an daily bewaring sm ausaroes. Every one who is bewared with a re =the winter pekoe, sad those who are near the person of the Ow, Rieke Nos SIM remark, " The Czar wishes for pesos j' nil them sad similar words attired by functionaries vier a kw days sines, would searesly hoar a ward men of negotiations, sontribate not a Me to spread abroad the hopes of pease. Our essuesres has expo rimmed the abet of them hopes. sad the dbeias dr Nora, the ultra war journal, publishes striking ovi deems of this. lolls hopes of pesos," says that journal, " hare brought lib sad setivity to our exte rior toomzetwes. Swim morshaadise, espesially tallow sad hemp, indispensable, it emus, to the Aimless% have boss during the last fsw days asked Sir in ilsonsool quatitiss. sad the pries has goes up with saparallod rapidity." GENERAL MOURAVIEFF AT EARS. *Ma ;al Atka's. Captain .. pal aine-6-talan il-essap to Moiled dr (wash Moexesiaff hod published the following order of the day : The imam having reeeined say humble report, ea neaseing that the fortress et lan had bees gives op by the Turks, has deigned, by s reeeript el Dee. 16, a eery of whisk enbiehted, te name ear Chevalier of the Beaend Claret tin Onnd Crew et tit. Geargt, the gnat martyr sad distributer et vietories. It hes pissed We Majesty et the lIIIIMO ties to delight Ni by fanned* nether swipe of the lath Dimas, la wit& es mut abollefelt delis to thee 'spree his este Mee t--" I beg yea to stun .y thanks to all the seeps madded to you seesead, aM she Wok est la the Weds& of Kam lea seed el thee, r I hes est hes of my bees trees ef the C.a..." DANISH MONARCHY. (nom ova on HAMBURG, evirDAT. The Provincial Dist of HoWain has Passed, after a loag &bate, and by a majority of 40 to 6, a resola. tion desisting its want of oonedonos in tbe Iliniater &hog A mond resolution, carried by 41 to 7 voids, &Whales@ &bees iroposancsat. The Mositeer of yeeterday eatitained the felknriag este : 11311 CO, Dam 31. doestel Deo Joss Althea has lialteed ideates. M. Othseessfort is st the load of the revemosa as method salithoth The esoditios of the peke les set it It Is the Male et Peals all Ste ienneetia le esethelog slerestog peopertleos. Gland Galen, who h at the bead is It, hes =urged to taut sole hit basses new a esoidershle 'saber is seethe and ealiess be lases* le the old env. The lawyer Liaising ban Mit Make with 1,100 ma to ...stoles the lasorgone sod veep the regrew is the thestreeties. AUSTRALIA. (Mit •11 MI onawomme.) LIMPOOL. litnnuT Nunn. The royal mail clipper ship Shalimar, Cepala Beherbon, helonging to the White Star Line, has fest arrived is the Mersey. She railed Irma Pert Phillip Heads as the lath November, with 100 pamessers and 80,000 minas of rat The Past; tram Lad," had wind at Melbourne ; sad the Quest of the Boos, hen the mole port, woe pound off the Howie. The Shama brought 1,067 Wes of wool The fallowing rank had salved at Ifslava : BlasitwaLL Sam. sad Esses, fros Leedom; Africa, Clans of the Best, sad Penis, hoe Liverpool; Ella Oliver, hen Shields. Tice Edna( pompons at Ballast wire very favourable, sad several mew discoveries had hew made. Mary Crook reported falliag off a little The het week's assert hen the gold field lasght dews 60,000 awes sad 211,000& is sac. The goveransat ban &sided that is hien the export day should be mined at the quality of gold ess. tared la the awe. sad set as as MM. Gold madam Ain at 765. W. persona Comeavial Waifs M Mbomou woo without =do ohms& 1.• lizeleage ea Leadaa, 1 per east. p..udu to 1 per oat. dimwit Freight as geld, four sad half per ama HOBART TOWN, Nov. & A eameillsrabie &dame hew taw place is prime et •list rag Gear. LANNOWITON, Nov. J. The peke et bow has risen hoot 6i. to 81. pee too, sad wheat hem 2s. to L. dd. per bushel, owing to the demand from the diggings. Wee from Ramberg, it Le Dori, givas right to.. seatismea, ad lee *aka le aPPliella is sae A Wee from Bamberg, is Le Dort, giver so as t V ot a o ti phis asmosno. Tbs *WM boo. antwiml h. lb° Ode' oeaM of theories of Dr. Rasher, who, it il MK Ira Mt b e eke is reported is nem to tetra Warm o debt to Leaks by the three lisammilie nibs to aware the law miao w, I Em 7 thY IN ( hl") eiret to hear that air list pvernawat of the hiseheal 011ie allegetteas that wir soo home MlShitel ii WilaiDitla to. swskail hid lialWrwts mad is awiesist was beteg taseepeeted theses law Iheeria. Leen m oos of es Ws way beam That, of new% will sew* • rivelhe clowattek Nye the esseenk seeefted N. Dessar . 4 Ml a a ea the 1 presesileg ea... part with MOM 1111 the mar ifts Maio. amn ia • Kok •iptimatie rat a woad is emboli m e m . yi e sui is. We. sod Mr. Oswalt= sag Mr. nalisialsa, iles tore hrer- la bkitary." teklie Lord Paiwiewee died eat to the midst tam firer leasive gestioessa woresserthei their aorreremais et Week. me 000kokopteop... wisp. rps liontbeatlme am wady, I how eel Leann, will probably ma ea& ohs, is the bate Ni of esepphee I" AU this. Wpthor with eerily Miami& threalsaisakhee pima* wearied the beilap of the the lei at Captain Lard Edema Essen Is eppshated to he *Wesel lionitmeg. elisli hoe laid eidt-41-ereep eat Mph& 0.. p. Mist le be sib. The Wend= is ',Unburied is the Pepsi gams- the pint, da-totap to troy Wee* mat of swedlei a Caelimal-pseissese I. fedi smut as a dilialiwo I . etinaleatee he wrodee war. This, ft 'ls thought, win germ' p seam eeneweisas DM Se be *died lq the Wool repeats- the inialli nous= cso borzoortom is Amt. —Nottride• Whs. the sinio i I 44."" 168 ear , Iblwaba". A...... .1666.1 " 14. The so et ohiffehies ea the oeseeios et the t his 11.61 Pilaw b, Deihot, Cork sod Limed*, bate selailikbel. we falba, 111 I I *eh as rerambhelad, wheels el . 75 d ohs tie pee yearoawittag et 81,441111611 „ ...„_ lll/ " llida g 516.4 bib. a r yl ` sp the a is. went dm, a slid OIS tubule Ihreoghoot tbo troltel '""'"'''• eille " Nt Ills lurilladla bilig Mei "ma tho Wpm . ILlosiose. 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ITALY. ROMAN STATES. MON 11l OW 001/111POW ROME Jail. M. i l'he ed andentoniaa frolics of the Carnival have cow rasoto-day with the usual spirit, nor have the frequenters of the Corso been dismayed at the eireatn stones of the Armament taking part in the pelting 12411111 by disoharging a sudden and violent shower el eeetfetti, in the shape of hail, upon the woodsy crowd of brigands, clowns, harlequins, and quack doctors. That the Carnival should have survived the rigorous assures of the ice, forbidding the as of masks or any kind of • upon the bee, shows how excessively the are attached to their periodical saturnalia, and should the sonfidenes of his Holiness in the loyalty and affection of his subject" be ever restored so far as to allow them to squeak again joyously, 24 of old, ander paper physioncenies, there is no doubt a perfect furor will accompany the restoration of the legitimate Carni val. Bares doubt attends the reamed= of the promised masked balls at the theatres, on amount of a lieute nant of gendarmes having been stabbed a week ago by a man from Piperno, whose daughter he had main& to marry, but abandoned. Am there was evidently no political motive in this it is trusted that the sensitiveness of the will not be aroused so far as to prohibit theferticei. A great dial of ill-founded alarm as to the proba bility or possibility of a revolutionary movement in Rome has prevailed in other parts of Italy of late, and the consequent remonstrances of the Papal go vernment have prevented the French garrison from being mimed to the effective force of merely 3,000 men, se was proposed a year ago. The French forces here and at avita Vezina are still about double that number, added to which the Swiss regi ment, and the Roman battalions of clamors and in fantry in the capital, are more than sufficient to put down any attempt to change thesxisting state of things, should snob an attempt be made—of which, nadir present circumstances, there is not the most remote probability. Meanwhile the foreigners render Rome extremely gay, and shopkeepers, hotel keepers, sad climes.' prosper in consequence. Balls, concerts, and conversations' succeed each other uninterruptedly, and the Roman princes are throwing open the magnificent palates to the cosmopolite crowd. Prince Doria's bell, on the 23rd hut, was the moat splendid event of the season. Prince Doris also sent an in vitation to the Pops, not to attend his ball. bet to visit the church of Bt. Agnes, belonging to the peinee's gamily, in the Pima Rayons, which he has recently restored at considerable expense. His Holiness ao eepted the invitation on the festival of lit. Agnes, the 91st inst., and, after saying mw and visiting the Doria SetninsT a iartook of a collation prepared for him in the li . The same morning Cardinal Ferretti performed ceremony in Prince Doria's church of blaming the lambs, whose wool is destined for the pathos et investiture sent to every archbishop of the Room church by the Pope, a ceremony which usually takes plies is the church of Bt. Agnes, extra assines, now esthete*, thorough repair, so that his Hothouse may visit it on some future occasion without e t a n=g er tht iog nog . h the ceiling, as was the disastrous The mean of Bt. Anthony have been boxy this week with the aMeial blessing of the Papal stud, deepen, and poet hones, beside going through the same seremeey, for a consideration, with bell, book, and (audio, over the horse', donkeys, dogs, and buffa loes of the Pope's subjects, from princes downwards (vzox oul owb NAPLES, lAN. M. Every stied has been occupied within the last few days by the repoeto of pesos negotiations. His Majesty psrsosafy is delighted with the prospect of an arrangement which will relieve him from the ma berramment of his position. Unwilling to act with the allies, and fearful to offend them, his diloalty was very distressing to him, and hie relief from it might almost, in his Majesty's opinion, be attributed to the intercemion of the Madonna Immanolata. 7rt l etnda have been slightly affected, rising about 11, bat now again they are on the decline. In this country, however, they canaot be emeidered otherwise than as a very trilling indication of public opinion. The history of the polies in this country must always form a subject of interesting inquiry, espe cially after its notorious antecedents. lam assured, therefore, that Bisachini is regarded as the aid in terim director of polies i Mama still exercises lin eman control, together with Maddalcssi and Indeed,to this s triumvirate may be described as bobs lo Bialiehial, who ia really a ra dium a mesa et mid elm nator : by these it is ma Shot lie botroolioos ore sometimes scooter sermil, mod beam enamel Thojelososoo at Mostefoome his onoolatoo wore volooved to Pads sad of late, fa same ream or tithes, berm treated with greater leashases. A few days mime an advocate named Begone was liberated from prime. He wee arrested with Hi ram= sad a number of others, anspenting to 36, in the month of October lest. The sharp brought =them was that they were members of the party. Blume. sad Stigmas., it will be remembend, were eraslly bates before any trial. The tamer has just bees liberated, nothing having bees proved against him ; whilst the latter is still in prises. It le a sinplar fast that the very ram, Pier rot, by whose evident* they were arrested, bus him self ham imprisoned on the ground of his being a liberal. The lades arrived at Marseilles this taccalag, Ita advisee Ms the Crime to ha. 23. A tidegraphis &spatial from Donstantisopis an somas that 11111 swam maid to perform the dudes Of plosiroolatisay at the Paris soalimmoss is Atli Psalm, the Broad V tar. Ho loaves Coastmatiaopla on the sth, sad will peebably anim at liatomiliss ea the 15th err 17th—qatm time 'monk to be la Paris ea Ike SOM. Is is said that the Emperor Napoleon has written • latter to ti. Emperor Firamsis Joseph, Is whisk ha pro , mimes that tha Fifth hoist shall b. iaterproted "either is the spirit of ea attorney ear of a tradesmen." Delegates Brom all the railway compasiss sf MR way are sow sitting at Berlin, to oosiaidor tha establish moat of • sorban amity is the ism and ia tha general Dogs latices as to imigags- Ths fallowing scrims jedgemmt of a sourt-martial, whisk mat is Des. 37,1561, has jut beta attglaed st fit. Potorsbarg :—" The andirr-swast of tho Maid& itegismat .f Ommosio, Ea. 18 battalisa, Bibordolf, dasomdsat .1 the Prisms of the Mamma; Is madostasd far robbery to lb. MN of kisprinsely Artily, to degradatioa, mad so be fawn prated with omotkor battslios." Ws (Salisbury Journal) nadmestand that the Wes lam esegregatioas thrskagboot the kingdom' me about to pentioa the Seem of Oases', is semen with ether redress elasieStas, *pis* Me aware oesamplated i. polkaed fer "raft the Orpid Pass the Maisel Gamy, sod Mbar plasm of paha' assamossat is the metro polis is Ms Loorrs-day ; and to memorialise bar Esjeety to wampoad the porformaisem is the Sabbath .1 the military beads whisk bays be.. nosatly iatrodasod into the Paha. Lad Dalrymple hula, vacated his mat far Wig temlin. Bar ',strew Jigsaw of Latham Bart., lima mom forward as • toadies", to moral him. la his odds., be states that he holds Libossl *aim% bat mauls mmoagly that lb. Prottsmatim of tho esmatttatioa should be pro- served. 10141 sapper' well oeseldelea 10111111•1 hr astasese le ell oboes the lewelese of s real denudes. Pills Is farm of religious teleredes, bst ewes! le he Mayseelb vast, esol will reties ma attempts is filter Um orgsletisse by etleb the aisles elhaewledsoe the Divine 'gawky d the Sabbath. The ausiontio• of candidata at Edinburgh will take pleas es Mushy. Peektaer Taylor reeonuneade le the most effectual wonky hr lethr• rest by pew, tbe free ere et .sulks-wsx to se eevelepe els wily writ snored by the elesses adh• rive neterial. REIMIOMMO OF *llllllAr—Neliiithataitike tbe 'wear arra • air er wasbarbe trampartedl ltata tM Rao* eba Mask ea% sad Or liblbo ass. r Gat that obi warms rap of Rear rosportal lb 1S ssly 2,039,000 VSa. arbide aortal, bait at tbat sand by war rers, E st a. ll; slatrat .1 lialibaad. la Ws rameattial el Ueda as surbos fr a rastry wbbb lib ma alas teroatag lie Oaapius). la bear by it. gra Dodd esaatrib, Arrayed Persia, r 4 by tea ram odor art of Wary, Twiny or Gram; ha a reatay 'WI bra as UMW is Pla n t. i the Pis al Asia, /at I. tbe O.Ysiial tapir ? LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. INN AT SS. PIM AT WITTIMINTIT.7IB:IO4I LOAD CATTILL PUNT L. 011 , 01 D, WORCIIII2IIII, AND WOLYZILIAATTON LAILWAY. ON ♦ RAILWAY. This was as adios to mom, eonapenration in damages for labile, lastainad by a railway maligns. him B. Jame aad Ur. Phipeon appeared for the plaintiff, sad Mr. M. Chambers sad another harmed gentleman for the railway company. The plaintiff, Mr: Rashes Plant, was a gentleman of nomaiderable property, who carried on an eatensin business ea ea iron aad Goal aaerehant both In Staffordshire and Wiles, mid on the 13th of September, he wear to the station as the &fondant.' line near ilryerhy, and took m lint clam tisket for Birmingham. The carriage in which he took hit seat mended safely as far so Dudley, when it was Mooted so to • aiding for the pupae of being joined to the Biz- Washers train, and while that was being dens, it cams is milimion with another wrists*. Ths plaintiff was thrown violently against • gentleman who sat opposite to him, being completely etworsed by the blow, sad receiving . . . . . . _ severe injeries on the left eye, from which he wat for ems time apprehensive of loolog the eight. He still suffered very much from the wound, and was 'untie, without great pain, to read with the eye. The company did not deny the neglect, and the only question was the amount of damages to which the plaintiff was entitled. Lard Campbell thought, as the neglect was admitted, the sue might have been settled out of coon. Mr. E. James mid the company bad neither made any offer to the plaintiff oor paid any money into must. The medical testimony went to show that the blow had greatly impaired the plaintiff's sight, and that the indem• station which It caused had not yet been entirely subdued ; and also that It wee highly probable he would feel the effects of the blow, more or less, as long as be lived. Mr. Chambers addressed the jury on the part of the defendants, in mitigation of damages, contending that, from the medical evidences adduced by the plaintiff, it was quite shier that there was not the slightest chance of the eye being irmanently sffeetad, ss far u vision was concerned. Lord Campbell having summed up, Thai jury, after retiring for a few minutes, returned into tout wit► a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 6001. CLAII O. RATCLIPP —AI3/13DICATION This was aa amiss by Mr. Clark, aka la the Strand, to recover oompensailon in damages against the defendants, who carry on basin's, at Birmingham, for baying made kin a benkrupt without any sufficient Mr. O'Malley sad Mr. Peters(lord' were for the plain tiff, and Mr. E. Jana appeared ter the defendant. The eau bad tidy proceeded 'stage when it was arranged by counsel to take a verdict for the plaintiff, with liberty to move the court above, on a point of l►w as to whether, under the Bankruptcy Act, the adjudication of the Bank nthtey Court was not final where the bankrupt did not appeal spinet it, and whether it did not operate as a bar to this action. A verdict was scoordiegly enured for the plaintiff, with that understandiog. The reclaiming cane on the list having either been with draws or settled, the court roes before twelve o'clock. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. sap= MI. ooeoauresa lAUIe. IX 13 SIOVI. This was the lint meeting tads, the bankruptcy of Ws. Shove, oil and colour man, paiatsr and glister, of Croydon'. From a prelisiaary statement of moats prepared by Kr. Pettis, it appears that tbs bankrupt's habilitlea are about 3,0001. ; and ►e has glom up eseete, acluding 1271. in ash. estimated to yield 6001. Several debts were proved, and Yr. Cater, glass sad load nisrohant, of St. Dasetan't-biU, was shown trade assignee. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The February @anion of the above court was opened this using by the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, the Right Ron. the Recorder, Aldernea Sir R. W. Carden, Cooper, and Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Kennedy, Mr. Sheriff Rom, Mr. Under-Sheriff Stone, Mr. Under-Sheriff J. A. Rom, and the weal City euthoritire. The diet *dittos of the calendar contains the names of 87 primness. The Recorder, fa hie sharp to the grand teary, said that, with the excepties or few very serious oases, the calendar did set appear to present any serious amount of wine, sad the number of prisoners was about the usual avenge for the varied that bed elapsed since the adjournment of the emit lie regretted to see that there did not appear to be wry dimiauties is the amaber of charges of effuses ogabot the mown, sad notwithstanding the imam with which the law had been administered, and the severity of the pnefehment that was indicted in such cues, the number of prisoners charged with this offesee am- Maned to be very cusiderable, and no lees than twenty-one of the primers in the present calendar appeared to be enlarged with passing maaterfait axis, and other offences of that description. There were two cm s of murder to be brought before them. In the fleet a young wawa wee charged with the 'Duda of het illegitimate child, and it appeared that the death arose from a hooters of the skull, but wording to the ev:dmee, this injury might have resulted either front a blow or as accidental fall, and there did not ap pear to be say 'videos* that the Wary wen in dicted by the primer. Under these dream seances, it would be for the grand jary to con sider whether the prisoner ought to be pet apes her trial fo wilful murder, but they would still be at liberty to roma a bill for the coneealaseat of the birth. The ether charge of murder was one of a totally dada eat elaareeter, it beteg a horrible act cf amusing tics mouniteed is the open day by a young rasa eased Weelree. There Gould be be doubt that the act was eon- WWI by the primer, and the only question that scald 004 ohs is the one was with respect to the state of Wel ettbe primmer. With that question, however, the semi joy had wales to do, sad it would be their duty to return a true bill for murder. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANBION-1101:183. Mug Allies sad Amelia Pickering were brought t cram the Lord Mayer charged with kering [night in Bishopsgste street, es Saturday night, sat 12 o'clock. ft politreataa saw them figlitiog, ported the% , and (Mies* thou le p Immo. They separated, but woe of erwarda begsa to 'gist mate, and they were then taken to tha static's-house. They had, it sppeenrd, been iighdeg with each other every night dareg the week, sad wore described sa ths most disorderly wows& in lbs neigh bombard. They begged to be allowed to go, sad said they Dad punished each ether quite earsegb, without heisg dealt with harshly by the ausghitrate. The Lord Mayor said, for the take of the public puce, be should ass ths prioeun 40s. sash, or esateace thew to he impriectsod use aoatb. H. Gene was 'Merged with haviag used iasaltiag lea gases ne Mr. Bunke, t Losidoaltan-aerker. It apparel that the prisoner was &reshot the time, sad he admitted that be onneadtted the offence, sad earneed, 11 . 01 •0 81 Pd• Mr. Break* sail It was important to his, that, pending sertala law preelediap I. which he wu engaged, undut lam that et the unman% whisk bed surly led to o breach of the pesos, should he repressed. The pellosass said the primmer was very drank at the time, sad it wee seeeseary to Garry him to the statics hews. Mel Is. far bobs hook, end informed that if he eastiat Yr. Brooks say atom he should be severely GUILDHALL. III•10tO INTO ♦ WIIIOIISI. William Norma, Laslas Mottos, Tbostas Betio., a imam Webs sane of lisawstibt, sad a ma wised Bel l l9 were pissed at the bee as tb• f •Isg charge: Hobert Poshasa, &sureties oliect, etasmsesos of laforsedos I received o t the list of 'smeary, I wetsbod ps prearhos of Nam. Marley, Bell, sad Co., silk morelteaw, of No. 6, Crain-titian, Old Broed•strest. Ttoll leforostloa I matted ea the 28:b. I want, Ia weatosay w.th Ball sad 'nattier Si.., of dee SUM of Lereerd. sad we oeseesled caroms to sa ogee Ir