The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-13 00:00:00

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MOE WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Ifs JUT -Menlo& Afteri ft. I. Ainnew—illinies. Ahntsa. I. LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. TO OUR Ix oonsemaense of tir absorption of space by the mores of proeeedinp i. parliament, the Proprietors bare determined to isms a DOUBLE NUMBER is SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone ment of interesting matter. No change will take plass in the pries. The FIRST DOUBLE NUMBER at the EXPRESS will appear TO-MORROW, Feb. 14. IT is not intended to send out any troops from England to Penis. This announcement we make with the most entire =Mena that it will be found to be affect. We believe we may add, that the hove &beady at Bash re will not advance into the interior, and that every effort is being made to bring &bent a peso. The MUSKAT andr, we an awned, germs we serious pert al the negotiation which are es at Perim by Frau= lame and Lord uv ; and there is at present every lama to kr that them negotiations will terminate In the n•estabWhment of amicable relations between the English and Persian Governments. We h►ve also good grenade for believing that no troop* are to be sent from England to China. We have we desk that these paella prospects will be entemplated with pleasure by the Swilish pub lic, who ban looked forward with coraiderable us- If•labial to a war in a distant and sheen unknown easatry—a war resstseties which they band it ha possible to bra any but the meet atm comjecteres as to its magnitode and poseible duration. Bet though, in no far so the Pinion war is eceesened, we may els lOW eerssives in a peat meson grate peer la pswr, it is still to be wished that Pediment Amid woke it the subject of a sere nowt sad compre lhensivediseessioa than ata be evaded ban a were party Wiwi& in Committee me; Nome item of the Estimates. mu devise is prompted by a peculiarity b the elhareeter of the P 1124111, to which we ad vent in so hostile spirit, but simply u a het which the Legislature will do well to beer in mind in all its dealings with him. We allude to Lord Ewers- error'sexesolive and notorious reluctance to submit any pert of his Foreign Policy to Parlismentary in mitigation. This reluctance does not appear to have its origin in any desire to shroud his policy in mys. tery, or to shrink from the judgment of the public; far we have repeatedly seen Lad PALWIRSTON—sa he did net keg ago at Manchester—frankly communicate his intentions to the whole inhabitants of a large and Portions city. It is not so much that Lord Par szo.- BROX objects to let all the world know, ce express their opinion of his conduct, as that he is impatient of the trouble of obtaining by argament or per suasion the radian for what he proposes to under. take, of any body that rosy have the power to impose a cheek or restraint upon his actions. He would rather can the risk of incurring men's censure far what he has done, than take the pains to convince them beforehand of the propriety of what he is about to do. This is • tank incident to brays and generous dispositions. It is a fault which herniates no grounds for wishing to dispense with Lord PAL. intances services as a statesman, but simply for taking good care ca all occasions that he dote not precipitate the country into any course of action with out meiesnly consulting the representatives of the nation in Parliament. tt Oa, rza," says Sir ROBM PEEL ; it'. all re. fatly right, old fellow—don't gin yourself any no aseeessry trouble—l did say all I was reparlei ten but. said at Staley; but really there's Wag in it. I certainly called Count DE Mow' the gamin* gambler in Europe ; but the thing is so true that his nest intimate acquaintances might lave said the mane. And don't you see, 81431 , 011. D for I know you're a brick, although you have been sat up to badger me with this absent rostra — that there's no dialwence whatever between telling a fellow to hie face what everybody tams, and getting on cas's legs to say the ante thing in a public lecture P A red-tapist, like my near FLED., Welt take another view et it. bet between you and I and the House of CoINIMII that's all &NA, you knew. Thee, rto that Ramis. swell the Grand Duke Coarrunnia. I esettinly did point eat the absurdity et soling him a freak and opealwarted sailor, bet then you know it really is aboard, and et erne ia a Piekwiekian—l beg pardon, a paths. insatary sers—l only meant that the GIRARD Doss trick et a Prince—that he had gnat ei Lied sad all that sort et thiog—that was as' a elempb warm lad ''s am sfi ability, ma m lIMIL As Mlle Prises ss Dona, I metalelly all say that Ala mas as stiff snd starched as the kffil denten UMWINNI—or some thing (f Wt set I dm% d =r the li ezot i ie musk mile. AR I know le,l milks pis Lusk about it, but I Jeremy the gnus sams we all right. la* know I anal as ens" sai really said aegis which lid me have gnasseded from 1 this mist SiniOt4usi susitor of thb beau—aye, even fretareybeatbse Fun. there. I stay attempted to paint a femlloht airy sketches—to Mid the mirror up to nature-4i milsk the living mamas as they fly, he. At tie nos Miso, if any eli those diplo , matic swells are saisqed. I beg, d sense, to offer the moat ample enmeshes of regret: l Bm. Such in substance is the mode in which the lively young Lord of the Admiralty apologises in the Bri tish House of Commons for the saturnalia of Batley. What can be more frank and satisfactory? Can Mr. Btu. desire anything more? Can the foreign mag mates be otherwise than infinitely gratified by an aneende honorable so exquisitely in keeping with ae original canoe? No sooner bad the lively lecturer of Staley sat dawn than the evergreen Pim= got up. "By the bye, u to that Convention affair, he had jut a slight explanation to make. He had stated the other night that the Convention had not been signed, and, at the time, he believed what he said. There was, however, a trifling error inhis statement. In point of fact, the unmake Aadbeen signed. Not that it made any difference, bat such was the fact." Of course this brought Mr. DIBIAILI at once to his legs. "He had been right throughout—the instru ment referred to was not simply a Convention but a Treaty ; it had not only been signed, it bad been extensively acted upon; it was, as he had described it, a secret treaty between France and Austria, the object of which was to guarantee the Italian pro vinces of Austria." " Wrong again," rejoins the ado mitable Pummurrox, "utterly wrong. ACssissllss, though signed, is not a Treaty. This ossessliss wan never to take effect till Austria jailed m in active operations against Russia. She never Al se, and the convention therefore, though olossi. was inquisitive. You say we instigated it : sameereedid, stad. la spite of your ramming mannee—elilarrs, sindirwhers, inedgreat coltibsios.)—livrith, you kiss Ws utterly misinformed as to yaw facts. lbw sow was a treaty—sm4 • demi osaiso- Ihs—sdloit sever has had, sisissoundll mss, say sgsmtiss.", This, Mr. Sou, isn't that satisfactory? Don't sus Issi. supsisil Sir, AM you have got thoroughly le as beam it that masa Are you not quite morsibuilliall yaw Wing brow is perfectly safe is as Ispilse trim* silks ilinietcr u Pun Ea mon, awl NA • Tai se is Admiralty as Sir ROBERT Prat. I' Dam sit per saliva sagacity teach you that the espimallea et Ile Italian mys tery by the use, is to tit M la eillaeltey and almost u dignified as the apology fez the Saitley :discretion by the other! Li VIM DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNENO 4 16 lmat= =a. uu rrviiierirwoaws. lona gmad la dm Wt W %kW fit Ile Aria. —la Me Ammo of Igg bor mom wad `u. molgel goommlk ommgmbl tolormagke ogallima la Ur /AL MOW. •ffid mammy milim—gbig paper Is im r .. =o pima L aw .""ctrOVEM =luxe Walt — I? AMA ALL 01/ g. km* 11191711 ADTIRTIIIII/111. It A Mkily kkgokk.l. Maw by mote dzir gag ot nwowwwwwww. lOW Mg. by terklmel ▪ arly teibmsglogg gobigmll kg NMI p glamilm moos MS WOW I* WI. bnurillr er Ammgm Ibi Ido/kag ; mob Om t gegklb s pas. Illmgagem Aigkomy gamtkagoi k ,koklais= "WI WHIMS& pas. ho mbilbot tomb b b• kr/ tgl sem mask a te amply It. kg. per ewers. mial aimms Pogoollgm, - WILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COIN- Jeer TILT lb. 11101110 rue rls. ••••r amb iajZSl lIIADDOi. 10, , fteur Illawatvgart. 114y11•111111T. Itommos t p d. j. 1711 FrAOID POOPLIL NOR Ilubla atirte 411111111 IF D. Now ama. sad w. Dena; 1. Wellbl-Ommillie as. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 'l3, '1857. abo Court. The Duchess of last, the Priam' Royal, the Prided d Haherkhe lidepetredfra, and the ?dome ree. don ; the Prlnse enelePpe. and de Tams Addle of lags= Oiled tbe How C. D. Maps, Mr dew Ow" and lir. OW died with her Majesty it Meier area Welrellseedeleg. Yeatesey aillaren, et Ina inks pd Bdel.a,the Queen eed taw Moto belt Mbar Cad* secenderleil by the Prime @Mahe, the Ti.. Royel, the Primp Mee, Prince Asap, Prime Leeptl, and the Pdacedes Ham sad lad" End starded by Lady Chtimall. Lily Coelho lianingtos, H. Caroline Cavendhb, Hew Mew Warp &add, Lad Caney; Coked the Ha C. D. Mgr, 8 Edward nowths, liaber-Cieneral the Han C. Grey, Li at Peneenby, end Kr. Gibbe. Her illtPely tridellel by a scald train ce the Greet Weems liellrey r Pellegtaa, whore the royal Fey gi fted pen etas Open% eerdept i and, mented by a party ad UPI Dow^ yeseedei Raeleaglma Palms, "bin the Clireaandel el lie adaniee pod 4 Ara._ Her llajorty sad dr Wham wen nartved by Lard Erma Dna, lard Maid Psi* sad llajarCesaaral WAAL A Impieties 6►st the totrothipe et Modet, Halberd, Preadry, rad Oddencass, is the perish d Leath reasistiag at Man. Beep, Idle, Yards% Preeek, Itheasdele, Taw* Wawa, Liaise, Booth, Ackley& sad Clapham, had sa Wavier, with the Wit Boa. It. P. 2011111110 yeetenthy, at the aides gi the Per Lev Scold, ea the caldera et ► pre paid to ken ► Dow wire, to ho ceded the Mouth Unita. Also a ttspatatlea wasistin of Meath Weethaese, Borth sad Thorbera, Ovenews of the tovisidp et Ithaelarter, sad Mr. Lige, Cathlrothr,th the &Oct d aa sipped masa ► warcherge tale ea the overseen by the district .wander. • depuhation basstbsCaspruHaad tossiotisgat Kr. Mauna Laworthy, M.P., Kr. Brews, M.P., Mr. Kandonr, M.P., Mr. Alderman Kay, sad the Tows Clerk of &aka, trameseted brims at the lions-o Mes yeetentay. Tbs Judicial Committee of the Privy Cowbell oat peter day. The speed tram the Court of Arches, " Ifddap v. Westorku," mud "Liddell .. Bad," was sestinas& Her Majesty has purchased a large paper copy of Mr. Motown's "History el Boston" for the royal library at Windsor Castle. Viscountess Palmerston will have another seam to-marrow evening, at Cambridge Bowe. Bir E. BulwerLytton, Bart, entertained at dinner on Wedienday • abet pal, mom wlaces were hie Brod lacy the Araerken Wainer, Lord Hingltley, Lord Robert Cecil, M.P., the Right Hon. He John Pelintgton, the Hight. Hon. Spencer Walpole, Per Area& Doyle, But, 81. Haney itairthros, Mr. Cuenning Breen, M.P., Mr. Heinle Cochrane, M.P., Mr. Warm, M.P., Mr. Virden, Mr. Drummed Wolk, end Mr. Munro. Sir John end Lady Crewe have left the Claresdon for Cake Abbey, sew Derby. The Earl of Yarboeoagh and Lord Walley won present at the Doane Ball, held at the Yarborough Hold, ea Wednesday swain hat, sad each pw 61. towards the charity. A large and highly rergestahle cospeny attended. Mr. isms Wilma, lough Mill detained at Montag Weer, bribe edicts °lbis lab emident, Is vapidly recomeiag, mad Is impeeled to teem Italia a he days to Mind Mine partlementery dense. It is Mid that the Rev. T. 8. Living, late citrate of Bee, war Truro, was received into the Rama Catholic church, by Fedor Collin, at the ItedieepkeleVe Clunk Clapham, ea the Mk lamest. Mr. lierjenniChennell will, we (Post) are in- INIONed tie Ms Sir Z. IL Abloom am s Baron at the lizelasquw. The magistrates of the bereegh of Leeds yester ea appointed the BIM Hairy Tw w.i, carats of ht. Marrs Chunk Woodhouse, Leeds, le be eltepisla of the Leek Gook to the piece of the Rev. G. D. De Ittord, who bee boos sypoloted one ot the &Odom of the =beak Peetteetiory. Is the Home of Commons, as Tuesday next, Viersat Teheereteo on move for • *duet committee to Irvin lib the opersties of the act 17 lei IS Vie. e. 109, Yielded " An Ate to Coesollasie sod ARIMMI al Laws phase te bribery, torattog, sod odes Wanes at &odor of wastes of yerliseetes." OR the a;otios be the sena reading el the Chard-Mu Almlithe am, lord Raid Cecil la move that it he nal a sand dam spas that day di moths. Mr. Miall, M.P., will mem oa an early day, "that, veva berg hog to the cheer tremor at the ragio at Ire- fart, dr logpart et redrew torriag ead wenhip la that carry bg pot& mow, or partiogradary pars, is gradholly loompalble ugh She dab to Martial ind well dish all idlidoes beast har• spa ea Sims." WM or Laift—The Meeks 8.., and mato at 'WNW Y thb NUM% Ilia was * . iltt Id* aei tho Illd kit, t mei_ pin 4 wee. Aar Elm . .. "..."1 1=1 1 4VISNIII I :CAT et OifigIWWWINEI LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BANK OF FRANCE. (IT BR(TIAN AND eramazons mamma.) (ram 01:i OWN CODRISPONDINT) PARIS, FRIDAY MOIIIIIIO. The Monitenr of this day publishes the monthly returns of the Bank of France to Thursday, Feb. 12. We give the most important items, with the cor responding figures of last month, en regard: Coin and bathos, Paris 83,681,630 .... 72,0 01 ,820 Ditto ditto branch banks ...„ 111,406,843 .... 119,449,793 Bill, discounted, Paris 262,031,041 .... 280,621,826 Ditto branch blinks Notes in circulation, Paris Ditto branch banks Treasury deposits Private deposits. Paris Ditto branch banks Advanced on public securities 21,882,936 .... 24,489,296 Ditto by brawl banks Muni-edam railway securities 14,774,900 .... 16,488,600 Ditto by branch banks 6,197,400 .... 6,816,270 The coin and bullion stand now at 7,803,9001., being 145,9001. more than at the date of the last return. The bills discounted present the important de crease of 1,450,8001. The Treasury deposits have been augmented by 179,2241., whilst the private deposits show a diminution of 789,4001. In the advances on stocks and shares there is a further decrease of 212,1001. The decrease in the notes in circulation being 882,4001., against an increase of 145,9001. in the coin and bullion, the position of the Bank is to this extent strengthened. no Emperor will open the Corps Legialatif, in perm°, on Mcaday. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. trim( ora owx PARIS, TSUJI/DAT EVIININS. A council of ministers, at which the Emperor pre sided, was held yesterday at the Tuileries. The council sat from nine o'clock till twelve. I happen to know positively that M. de Hiwlef lately gave out in conversation that Russia did not care about the union of the Principalities, and had come to no positive decision on the subject. This, however, was, there can be little doubt, a mere diplomatic ruse. Russia desires above all things the union of the Danubian provinces upon precisely the same principles that Nero wished that the people of Rome had but one neck. The Nord of Brussels now affirms that Russia has not abandoned her views in favour of the union of the Principalities; and that the assertions of the Eng lish press on that point aro without foundation. Russia, it says, maintains, and will persist in main taining, the opinion on the subject pronounced by her representatives in the Congress of Paris. There is the greatest reason to suppose that the recent article of the Mositeur is a symptom of an intimate understanding on the subject between France and Russia. The Bourse has been extremely good, under the influence of a rise of per cent. in Consols. It was, moreover, stated that money had become relatively plentiful, and that the great Paris bankers were in quiring for paper. The Bank returns are expected to be satisfactory. The Bente rose 16e. for cub, sad 20c. for account, closing at 68fr. 25c. and 18fr. 55c. Mobilier rose 13fr. Some of the railways improved from Mr. to 7fr. 50c., and the others were about 2fr. 60c. higher. M. Isaac Pereire is now in London, whither, ac cording to report, he has gone to negotiate a fusion between the Credit Mobilier and the company beaded by M. Doneng. A letter from Toak - et of the 11th says it is almost certain that the Grand Duke Constantine, who is Grand Admiral of the Damian Sect, will pay a Tint to the port and arsenal in the second fortnight of April. A grand maritime fete will be given on the occasion, in which the entire squadron of evolution will bear a part. Orders have been given to hasten the completion of certain vowels now on the stocks, and it is hoped that the steamer Yontenoy, and the serene frigate La Foadre, will be ready for launch ing when the Prince arrives. The navy will be ordered to give the Grand Duke a particularly cor dial reception. Testeiday, while the Empress was creasing the public garden of the Tuileries, to return to the reserved garden within the railings, a young man rushed from tho crowd of spectators, and threw himself at her Majesty's feet. The evening papers my that ho was immediately arrested, and was found to be insane. Tho Hereditary Prince of Wartemberg is shortly expected in Paris. On Saturday next Marshal Prince Jerome gives a grand ball, which the Emperor and Empires will attend. An immense sensation was created in certain coteries of Paris a few days ago, by a 'Wawa in the last number of the Memoirs of the Duke de Raguse, that in 1814, Prince Engine, being on the frontier at the head of 40,000 men, deliberately dis regarded an order of the Emperor to march, because his confident* in the imperial cause was on the wane. The following letter on tho subject appears in the Sick: Pas, Feb. 10. Doing to unwell that I cannot stir, I have Jost been telt by a triad That the sixth Volume of the Ifamotra of the Doke ds Reggae contains mat ebony and columnimi solostirs marking the condoet of Prime liens in 1014 I he,. la my hinds the most irretsiatea pooh of the Will falsehood of everything that Ihnotal Ihmnont hoe edsoneet on the .abject. Ustbstambly, Ima not sew in a conditioa to mood thou demonists to the public ; but I shall is so a. sera as my loolth will permit. Xammibte I maw w adi to repodiating with di the indignities they down the odious esoortkes which en ss todontdod so amprovol.-1 am, to., PLAJIAT DB LA FATI, Formerly Wady oMoor to the Dosposar. 10, Donlevool dm Dalkon Tiler, is a strong party feeling an the question, and it comet fail to be further investigated. Many assert that all the revelations al Manliest, Duke d Raguse, are strictly true, and that both Prince Eugene and Murat fell away from the Emperor lace rata leaving a sinking ship. Mgr. Marlot, Archbishop of Paris, has arrived in the capital from Tows, and taken up his residing, in the Archiepiscopal Palace in the Rue de Orem& Osnaain. RAIN. The Neredadles gives the following idiotism* hint ea to the raise of the conservative tetra* ob tained by the govermnent at the amid* she done The pregreseist party, Whisk is the mist numerous sad the most make .fad, meld net fall to be defeated in almost all the alestreal dietrieta if the sane illegal acts were committed Is dm redness which we have men in the moiled of the memweby." The Gamete of the 12th semeemess the diseovery of a doped of arms and ammilles al 409 of the theatres. The director of the adabiliment has bees arrested. 1 Marshal Eapertero km mat la Ile Chem Wm rio , eipatica as ember of the Male. NAPLES. A letter of Feb. 3, in the Press., says : " I hasten to communicate to you a piece of news which shows how far the disorganisation of our go- vernment has gone. A fortnight ago a report was spread that the King had abdicated. The statement was at once contradicted, but a great number of per sons, who were so imprudent as to manifest their joy too soon, were arrested. It was thought that the thing was at an end; but tho day before yesterday further .arrests were made, and this time among employes in the ministerial bureaux. General was the astonishment when it was known that the police had laid hands upon relations of M. Bum chini, of M. Pasqualiai, the Procurcur-General, amid even upon the son of a general most devoted to the King. It was subsequently discovered that a pre tended copy of the decree of abdication had been sent to the Lieutenant-General of Sicily, at Palermo, and that this officer, suspecting the authenticity of it, sent for information by telegraph. Every effort will be made to discover the authors of a forgery which might hays produced most serious conse quences in Sicily." AUSTRIAN ITALY. THE AMNESTY. The Milan Gazette of the 7th mentions the follow ing acts of clemency of the Emperor. Twenty-nine prisoners in the House of Correction at Masa hare been pardoned, the punishment of two Wises has been reduced by half, and that of anodise sew muted into arrest in his own house. Pardon hew likewise been granted to thirteen prism= at Brescia, nine at Como, and seven at Pavia. Laid 7. the proceedings against forty-four inhabitants oldie communes of Gerais, Padiancy and Creme:um for having resisted the gendarmerie in July, 18.55, have been stopped, together with the preliminary inqui ries respecting the part taken by certain other indi viduals in the said disturbance. 0 It is stated," says a letter from Milan in the Augsburg Gazette," that a project exists of uniting Trieste, Istria, Southern Tyrol, and Dalmatia, with Lombardy and Venice. AU these would then form a single province, with Milan u the capital." UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON (IT BRITISH AND (nom oLs owx comsroxvintv.) LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY llowsnio. The Liverpool and Philadelphia screw steam-ship, City of Washington, arrived in the Mersey this morning and landed her mails. She sailed on Feb. 1, at one o'clock p.m. The Atlantic had sailed two hours previously from New York. She has brought 63 cabin passengers and 102 steerage passengers. Passed off Sandy Hook the screw-steamer Glasgow, and Tempest, from the Clyde ; and, on the 3rd, the Baltic, from hence for New York. On the 10th passed the R.M.S. Asia steering west. The Arabia arr i ve d at Barton, 30th ult., by way of New Orleans. Later advice, from Nicaragua received. Nothing heard of Walker's movements for three weeks. Grey Town continued in possession of the Costa Ricans. News from Tampico, Jan. 14, state that Garza, formerly Governor of Tamanlipes, who had raised the standard of revolt, had defeated in battle the government force, and was advancing on Tampico, when another battle would be fought. The inhabitants are greatly alarmed. Dr. Harry Bushell, dentist at New York, was found murdered in his room, on the 31st ult., having 16 wounds, and his neck bearing marks of strangu lation. Money at New York wu active, and the market for loans well supplied. Stock closed firm. Ex change on London, ioel to j. The extreme inclemency of the weather had suspended all out-door business. Cottons steady. Flour—The retail demand unchanged, the prices of wheat and Indian corn nominal. Provisions firm. Freights—Engagements light and unchanged. "The celebrated piams . t, Lists," says the Conai kitkonwt, .lam entered the religion. order of Franciscan Moths et Penh. M. Premium, another gimlet of note, has catered into a religions house in the south of Fiance." Domenico Otterrui, the chief of the government at Genoa in 1849," says a letter tram that city In the Condi tatinessl, "hem connnenced the publication GI W menoire mks the title of L'Anno ' (the donkey). The comes of all the streets are covered with lithographic placards, rep.- sating an erns presiding at a council of saio'inses r. A letter from St Petersburg, in the Cbestitts trasst, .sys—" An additional bond le about to connect Count de Many with Russia. He is as the MI of parchos iag, in the mean of hi. wife, a solgnorlsi estate belonging to tie &Oak, tinily, situated about twelve nines from St . Altenburg. In addition to 2,600 powanta, it pommies lam hothouses and sztembre onagerise" On the 4th the lee on the Neva was more than tires bet is thickness. Notwithehmding the cold, the yea- tier le very Tow The Emperor avails hissed ll of it to muse himseff with bear hooting, his favourite spat. A letter from Haistbtu.g .of the 11th, says : "A rapid thaw having commenced yesterday, and the sitherttire having malted the operatics bY owastair the same dice to be broken up between this piece, Ahcesa, sad Neumuldes, setivepeputtiosaareloprogressbythe Mawr' le port to force the . ma . vimation. The irlai - set (anew steamer), kin Leedom, his arrived, sad the Gamma= (stearsor) W mode her way down, both of three rival skips having had to remain does to each other, mar Altos= for some hours, while trying to soaks a pump up sad doom la a day or two more the Ravigatice will have bermes lees diffi cult for WI dame et Mums, sad sour ova for imillog Air." A funny story has head its way to Paris at the way to which eves archbishops easy be mobirramed by the amplitude of the rode ails= of the day. A liattar tram M. mays that the *tibiae, of Mika, web. the Em press of Arida em the Misses of the Dusts by 11011111 =- I=4 ardiedlmimme se mismiled is bar Sys armory as to be esteleidel emir by amylg my sore elb of the isfaimdmit Mk le Me Immemei eveselia el the ors aed =pit dill= whose mina at het Wig s darnel& kagetar, leseund the embernmessest at the moral& prelim Addis headwork. sad civil employ's have just ben pshilikii Hem by the authorities tram =Meg their bomb eml worhebtos, bet "they may adds ehlebere of a remombie is" A TRAGITY AT !foam.—n• Messmer is =tomemis the Oillowles disk is a Who Its of • deomelmee yid* bee eand oudiesble Vrla the Ilgemidt espied :—" Ariedirebe the lends airelierdmimmembod Ihrit the bemme est is Ishii be lived bad ismalmed eland am Ws cm Mese den more billamMismtethe pollee. It wee Wm ail Joel bast et dm mum ure of dm • ftielle. wee heal thou TM him lam Welled by •pm NA beshome eliver, lab Neolved Infuti • nth Meths oh, dished to so/ le, sad whose bidsir r s itr a ate the floarai The lady, who wee dressed, lad touted ems Mo b Item • dooms the heart; hem solstice WA seethed Old WI is the had; and the body of die ohm ma woe ormoil eel& Glebe TM *diem was fa is oprint eat ihelem, seneed to Waste les a Wilma swig& had Ish= plum It le ampuld lot he kom hurl • sled u the het et IL eddiesk wed ben he hid deem. Abetter host ea the *elk mai eigui wit the Mar 11, ate hillea d the MOO of As sieletemoseurat lbe Pne,i460.760.6 MB hie hisatlea amelt salaMe , me a& thetas hist& ken soy favudgelba -- fgrafiss wen emulate i. Pefriewle H. &W, vim se Imam awed has gees It we tire mshur PAMPHLET OY THS DISPUTE WITH ENGLAND. A political pamphlet, en we should call it here, has been pallid at Teheran, in the Persian language, " iu 03•101111ce nathe masted remote at dm author's friends," Imam gnat et the war Ida 111101114. We are ena- Med, by • maw anyertial transtha et it, be the Brussels I found lo Nord, to to a tare* rod Mos at the style and emirs of this remerkade opseira of Orien tal panes, which wee le be an able and bushonlite literary Teallaillea. The writer complains that he the hat lay yam. Ihs prase et K horsemen and ere aim pas at as lien et Pere have been ex posed be pearly losemns et the peopled Herat an the mon Yale at eel and ; and this obliged Ss bate laihrmod Koh le Wire Bent, in order to give than • non Kmahli hod keg asrldrei • dire to tab poser dm et Ile what d Atahealdra which the treadle Irmo Fern on Emden revealed her An = en limy stipulated expressly that she should mit with as dam of Afghanistan. However, England toad • peeled tee inducing Persia to ambit from the siege of Herat, wail she inerestad as a bone Approach triode India. The lips d ßoat was, asedvre, raiestion Pala bas nee herd the Afghans with the utmost ram 4 44= rodty, sail maroon M mania them ley en farms. laded sea of draft a Yes blabammil Kira, the late roomer of Host, la std noes to the elleedses which Eagan lows rob be ma sa ad, winked at his am &set, an and* drew lit err. Aar Ms add Karon Khoo his sea, mead tithe sad matt ham kna as Pamir goverammet, ads le smelt him twist bie mew KellormeaKno. rena bee . iilmemdes with WY asereamt at the eseding It te hen* bank= spin horn She= rd her retains with the Perm Wain/ be Leeds It,. pthe Khan of Car Batt , Tabs= • hoer so the ear sad W Pura Cann with • espy of ia. i g a soest ffi rs Pi l amid have bola added ; bat he did not thid wells. It wee eliplated in this toady Wt shod ad Idn istoagwe in the and Keret ; tot Kr. Kid was the Oat to Yeah that tagegarst by comarm Wang via had Mohamed Klass, se Is roved by the W ion oder the den edam ban ad Kehommosil Wham esig=a w ai lda georee at the lia=egenie, re belnd the rights of trandege la the et Odom, and merr tar te the It at Khios. The porn Then arab of the rein at Blest et Kehoonal Team ✓ut Mires, • eine et the rare who homely, der Penis, heel the noleildratioe al the redoes e Host. Yeamedwride le Tama, prelhoming bit Dnepr, but his moan was sakes hoe he wren. The emir, Dad Mohammed Khoo, bewfwg mend Canaan Nod 11160.11 a dodo to ere and nom premiss et Han an thecountry at Klessrom es le read by Ids own haws to the dash et the heal tar Yearn Mires ap plied to the Cart at Tawas to mod ea say, under Sam Kbwa, he the rehear of Karat. In mattemity with the raise nift hewn Persia mad the governors of Cana Crilelor, end Ban and the chisttaioa of the tribes, arm at theme penis was to invade the tender/ et ha s boa Keg seek ahead ran basK Pods sr le have • dirt a iron= harem them. Penis rail aware her limajosidad by them reties hi weft rime le erg Dad Idairneel am Crasher, bat as presely d eed borers le that mew_ _ , sad tar horn It amoreary le rename M dart it spin ea Mad boa them who had send lnd, Credame. The peeled whoa Dot Keheared set ad any Nadal wia the pedal whomldr. Many quitted Tarn ea the rent den sale oniony et ling narrated be tile Owe ; sod throe it is evident that, wee • convent be th e The P. govern ✓at gm notice addelly at as swan to Herat, but Mr. Many al ad thin a Sr dank float Mahomraed Orem cordinaing Me lamella old dos to calm the public! mind In Perds. The OVISIO et the der and earn of Kent, saddle Ahem dedipatthe Ira= pas el l do= Whim ere then Mated. The angdre =in for *bar dishaillears, ma smany hrhisa gond The espone at the irmeinen have bra dna two milks nods, on Pods has ort nal haavy_lemodt In mealy sad la mom to send of Ken. Ms brigands animate noose the = Mamma te Mara. Wbadm, a k a, t it he el the Bohn iblON/1117 peammod now earn dr Pols shah have Herat, trial= hom low perread brae end scrim la its man podia, se whether ea the easarery, the Baia =amo4 whose nt em end anon me or well ad meek le ponds the good one end secertty at the Pardon Order, an me a used net to help Persia la settling the nobs at EMI. MI securing the Pemba authority thaw, ramas bit sea Such le an *etas at this pamphlet, which sore to soma on the part dthe Shah of Per , o sot et surerainty of Heat, and • protectorate over the Mren Idiom NAVAL AND MILITARY. Yesterday morning the Dake of Cambridge in spected the men now is garrison at Cslehester. He wee aooreepenied by Major-General Sir 0. A. Wetherell, K.C.8., . " ' MoriMt-General, Ltd Colonel Tyrwhitt, me of the sides: dreamp to his royal highness. They were met by Lieu ttmant-General Gaecoigne, commander of the district, and a brilliant staff. Vpon his arrival at the camp his royal high ness found the 12 depots, comprising three battalions, under the command of Colonel Street, ea seater officer, drawn up in heavy marching order. There were in the aggregate about l i 2,800 men, who received the commander-in-Mkf with a royal ;elute, the bands *peg the Nations' Anthem. The menthes went through the exercises of s general puede, Qs Ilumiled size of the porde ground preventing say ostegifeeled evolutions, and, the troops having been dismissed to their quarters, his word Widmer afterwards proceeded to the ta eleetion of the asap. The schook, both for Monts end boys and girls, were the dreg object of his royal highness's attention—one eases of boys being quottfonod in arithmetic by the couttnanderdwrlie4 who expressed his pioneers at the efficiency which they displayed is this patio - Wm breach of their andice, The echootroom for hatnation In musketry, the mauled end single mta's huts, the sorgesntst mesaroont and kitchen, the new mellibuy prison, sad cookhouees and washbouses, wan bapected, sad his royal highness, luring conversed with Lieutensnt-Coloasi Annarcum, Colonel Street, sad Coked Whidosa (the odkers is 17Maroand of the several battalions), left the camp to inspect the farm, situated about two miles from the camp, recently purchased by government for the purpose of musketry prettiest. Lin royal highness 10111701111 to London by the 2 p.m. train. • ADVIRALIT, FEB. 12.—APPOINTRENT8.—Colond 8. R. Wmley, R.M. (1854), to have the good service peneioa. Commander 0. F. Burgess (1854) to the Hecate, 6, paddle-wheel stem sloop, west coast of Africa elation, vice (Jordon, deceased. Master A. Brown (1854), to the Edinburgh, 60, screw steam guard ship, at Sheerness. Second Master R. Momford (1855), to the Ajax, 60, screw steam guard ship, at Deronport. Acting Second Master O. Samson, to the Victory, 101, itifehip, at Poetsmouth. i idehipmen L. M. Monett, to the Dragon, 6, paddle-wheel steam frigate at Portsmouth. Naval Cadets J. Perlman and F. W. B. Jones, to the V ism, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, at Woolwich. THE WRECK OF THE TYNE. Attempts have again bedi made to raise the Bream usli Amer Tyre, Aid shisidi ea the coed ot DorestAbe. Twe ;ism tags hims bra at We slid kr eons Age le selr swistews, owl a duseigweg we del Wawa di Werbasay. Ti. ping hes bow leasi le wawa dem Wg was mat lava goddiey. Cligtela ma Aar espelsecal la ng Alps, lea bus nook plea le le bwili esirdiag is • nigh shil bids the tads MA dna the wady wain la aid wig mower& ivied the NIA kW the shwas& dig. - This pia, knew; lie ad beta of at porrifloy min et the Thin W I WI spills Wet the wad ad" Ude at slisw. An AAA bilked les Dow besa AMA Wile the Tyne ; that is, • deg veil las kid Wilt mg AA sigintow the Inky rail of We Wig ban the Awe pat; she sea saw be gems& auk IA is she want Awes whoa die tile ins low she when the warm is ad eller, lied at high din The wawa, it is kind, why the coopoiswe et Wake bar, Idiot we bid • few with di art swami wee, that the dwr which wee swot, ad 111 far the psomme, ww paid" seished a ,so that the wide it lensed wee ad A alibied kiwi a dig kw low odd fkiellieponwit .istike it is Sos.t will pima Wow; aid the drew ging ampler& twig awe ilk- OA Ewa the t heirs Alik wire karst = ' Tyne AI and be welly pawed el. elm le he fratisg Tyse at high weir IA AY Wpm Awl tan o sal at Oat time kpri upwind". d giftw the ship it woad Maria The dews Imp Set - wre Win win weld In eigglog Wie ing vigor es sees es she is MA The mein at Ws aging ispri oath* wm the heri= =llk sal spiel the dip we balftg trod the DRAMA. HAYMARKET. A Mr. Daemon, maid to be a military gentleman sad sa amateur, appeared lest night to the part of Plerm O'Hara in Th• Irish dthirosy. Of his performaaoe it I. eriesisat to my that it was a told Whoa The sadism hese it quietly for a keg time, bat their patience pre way at bat, mad the curtain ill amid a stone of diespgrolatioe, listed with a leery feeble attempt at applause. Mr. Dorms las not a stogie quallicaticet for the part; ark if he is wise, he v9l not todeevitat to meet it, at law Mao a palate sussaibly. ELECTION INTELLIGE.VCE. Yesterday the Hon. Stuart Wortley, her Ma jesty's Solintor-Gencral, cras re-cloctrd comber fur the county of Bute without opposition. DUMFRISSHIRE. Yesterday Mr. Mope Johnston cosA elected with out opposition for the county of Dumfrkai, vacant by the resignation of Lord Drumlanng consequent upon the death of his father, tho Marquis of Quecnsbury. Mr. Johnston reprtuented the county previous to 1817. IikREYORD. The nomination tlarpili; s Zt the Old Town-hall =lay, the Mayor, Mr. WILLIAM GEORGE, preceding. was a large attendance of elixters and non-electors. Mr. C. T. BODIIIIMAR, of Rotherwas, proposed, and Mr. Alderman ANTHONY seconded, the nomination of Mr. agoras Clieh the liberal candidate. Mr. F. H. TROMAR and Mr. EDWARD WRMYAR per. Magi the like office for Mr. Kevin Davies, the cand i d a te brought forward by the tory party. Mr. Crier first add/used the electors at considerable limath. Ile stated that he sought the suffrages of the electors as • genuine liberal and en independent, supporter of the Palmerston government. He was en favour of the ballot, and would support Sir W. Clay's bill upon churl -rates. He would leave the Meynooth settlement untouched. Mr. KLYILL DAVIER repudiated en assertion that he was • Distrito and a supporter of the tax upon bread, and sled be bed no desire to ace 'a duty upon corn. He was not di for that saject was dead. As to the Ulla. Ctal ksb ltimielf in favour of its being tried ; but on a matter a each vital importance to the country, mandied blimately with tho best intereets of the comedy and with the returning of members to parliament, he would not, be. him such a meeting as the present, pledge himself to my what measure he would support. He should vote meet decidedly for all nunneries in England and Great Bri. Ida being inspected by government. (Cheers.) The subject of *bamboo affected the religious liberty of the em•ory, and was one of the greatest possible importance. In it dmenterg as well as church people were equally concerned, and hns would advocate any measure for a general plan of education throughout England, for the benefit of churchmen and din. meters alike, without any relation to religious opinions. (Cheers.) A V What about the church-rates? Cemdisrable uproar ensued, and • hundred voices took, up the ery, What about the church-rates?" "Don't shirk Messina= I" " Speak coat I " he. Mr. DATIRD—I em perfectly ready to give you an rower Woo the subject of church-Tutee. (Hear, bear.) I will not say I em for the abolition of chant-rates altogether; bat s K returned, I would support a measure for doing away with that part of church-rates which is placed upon disdains who do net belong to the churl of England altogether, pro. tiding some other substitute were made for keeping the walls of the church of England together, so that they - may not fell to the ground. The MAYOR declared the show of hands to be in favour of Mr. Clive. The conservatives dissented, and denounced the decision as unfair, sad a scene of disturbance followed, which lasted for some time. As the mayor did not accede to the request that another show might be taken, or a did. don made, a poll was demanded for Mr. Davies, ad the promedings terminated. LEICEOTERSHIRE (NORITI).—It la now certain that Mr. Frewen has resigned the contest for North IheiOW tershire. The =VMS returns show a majority of at least 10 to lin favour of Lord John Manners. In one district, where it was supposed that Mr. Frewen had strong mterest, the returns were 319 for Lord John, 14 for Frewcn, 30 neuter, and 5 dead. In the Melton district, which comprises more than half the whole voters, the electors were almost to a man in favour of Lord John. It is believed that in the whole county including about 3,600 voters, Mr. Frewea's agents had not secured 200 votes. COURT OF CONROY COUNCIL. Yesterday a special court was held to discuss the cracker *ark by the Corporation Inquiry Committee, et Wee owtenitted to parliament, as porde kw abeartre erre of the corporation. Fowler d the of the committee were teed seriatim, and te, with certain exceptions, for which the following Was irabetituted by way of amendment : "That the gialideetion to vote for Common Councibneg sherd be r at t., erept by omitting the words free. men of the rid City ' and also shell be registered in the register of trees for the City of London, in We at elections for members Orem pediment, and then in force." That the teem el rhos of Common Councilman should be or year, the derma return to be signed by the presiding cater owl wad doh, or either of them, and forwarded to the town &et the day neat following the election, end W , lair bemires edict. _ . . . Tot the Lied lfi;u should be elected by the municipal electors from the adenoma who have served the ohs ti sheriff. The elderaaa W Ilisre the appointment of the Rommier and delta to the Janina, Ind mite ether o se dm Gnat of Comma Clasen my coriskit secentery to the of the news Endes pertaining to do prima and rooms. _ _ . Dianimion ed the remaining propositions, contained Ist the re wee adjourned till the neat court. report, stye notion at Ids annual motion :--" That the oottrt-tto petition both Howes of Parliament, that dr Jews, and all her Majesty's British born eubjects, %V extended to 'them the rights of civil and religious and be qualified to hold all civil others in any a b 4 dominions, without any test of their religious opinions." rAx. MEZTLNO IN Ls. evening a rhea wen. el the inhabitants and rids d o t Mesh. tit Minim woe UM in the M -a a r mim el the bearafea, Ideresiotamt, Pal._ , to eheMe essidersibm the mensmee to be adored la eines• pima al the Natl.. slaw et the rivernmead en the rare et the mar stemma el N. In the pound." Mr. Jacob DI we, et f ;Mak mind be the chair, eel new. elms dirmete• of the In~em we densely made& Om the paths wee Mr Imre Dd. M.P., Mr. James Dell. M.P., Maas. Nichol., Maw" C. Is."6lsoi. Teener, Chment Georp, Meier Lyon, H. Dr. GIOIA &O• While the Chairman was egad. the aliases glebe mesting Sir Beajamia Hall, MP., medll hi. appearance = in th ir e patina, eel was received • ith three reads of The bet resehitiz i l d oved vig = C. 1111•1 kneaded by Plefor L upon the neeeithe manes the mimetic. is the array mad navy enhaabs. ler B. Hen In obedience le the call upon him, emit old load ware er sane blerraption, addressed the altriag. He betediren bared, he sal, with his constituents ilhff the whole twenty yams he lad represented them, and he did set see that Le dineed with that meeting in any His opals was, that this war tax was fer a special object, and, that special object Wag ben .sed• that they ought not, and ha bellowed ere we not any intention on the part of ths government to matinee it. With regard to the remainder of the tax, there was no doubt it was moot inconvenient and ye, and thee there were great inequalities in it, irat let have some peeper scheme drawn to remedy the eve. They might depend upon it that they . could not Tepid the ineome-bx mifls4 Irathout doing an injustice to the ram dames of esseley. After complimenting the Chaneeßor of tbelLschower upon his truthfulness, and expressing la ccalideace filet be wee not the man to mislead the pine, the be.. lisseast resume. hie seat amid applause. In acceethass with mother reashatiem a committee was appointed to see rvia the Property and Income Tea Amman. .t, alarm Mel have been repaded, and a more eglibble aermassat seated In the reamaing ponies of the pap atsr ie iesesas tax. HOSPlTAL—Yesterday the tin mai *dermal wa s ft of the governors of this charity wee ▪ th• Lead. Tavern, Alderman Copeland in the Mar. The meet of the committee elm...sent for the pig year staid Ind the fonds of the charity had been aupeomtel. abet a tweet economy prevailed in the meneemeemt. lbebashes was oft the from late ar Deramin Cut ts:7l D., berseer4lemeral of Naval Hamitele—emadkeie tioa that the yredrein was bcomnimailim se the el the innitutlen The mailiary ewers. STi ba" emse patints of the centribelmil ts the funds. aterag that was at aR them amt to the =ademeanour melee m iits the ramagry et IrrtieLlie .tre es and of Mr. Mime Rehr, * wet ca to mg alleratiss fie brim. owl or Were be the meal Mee lry the Par w ed Masts, ma sheaf with • whey of Kr. Belmea, the Simla a lms =sad Is theta me. elf me gest al ?IT= be pan.. neatly panel 4 the beeptal. The Mossuree , s report staid that the mpanbeee off ne Inslitatiem hr the rot year had bees VIM 19s. Komi des mote, *drift 4101 7/ 4d. sobrolSor owl WU. 30. doortiork orooded to 17411 borfrg dr bored ribelid dr erroare tote sum 11111. po. 41. The reports was adisred,umi ce the smitgasisa of In. leder a wa s = we emanated in the rams, he linseed bane the way elk SIM as • nucleus al • rm..* teal far the oar pod et dr beertaL LOOMS" CONMILMATIONS.—The Bishop of Los. din Moab bolding e sates of ocallsmselone, .oeordieg to the pith anen—Feb. 30, at as Royal Military Oan; 141. Jamie Minh, Piccadilly ; Ape Quist ; Ape 22, 13 1 M ve comak N om, aim day, deredroos Clark nr the ochool Apt SI 11. dards ObU i eklbstoa; Ape Lad, Merl 111 St. Peter's Chu:* lidemotrimi; IL Church; May 7, Ste Poems Chweilhj 11, 1 Church; )(ay 11. Bt. Penn Cams* ; Noy 13, Camden-town R oyal ; Mall; Hain., Greenwich ; May 17, Royal Mahn In. Jamterpeit ; May 20, Fulham Church ; Ma c = . • Om* Walworth ; May 28, fit. Peas ; May 27, Harrow; sm. day, Hamer ealeel Tae 10, 8 5. Jobefs Chant Hach Ch N 16, rhigtor e Areloorii ord we lz6 temm ili = Zwe! June 17, IL nismais June 18, fit. elmer's CYm bil dk i lemeiesromme; 4 4-6 2 4_ Wimbledoe Onmei • Jm. 11. Mamie Oboe; hes =Pi Holy Trait, Clow . * Ilroopecal 1. 1/1. dlrlred Church, Hareireft; Obrib.