The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-23 00:00:00

Tls MEM sad TRADE ■ all2ig de gio Oxpreoo. TO COMUIRPONDENTO. loss lei sta. The Aqpnes.. lawns iLmit PM. " Zie di grirt lb, Oft% 14 ismediAkrollt• T 410011111611. HATMAILIENT. 'Mar i /1311100 L lOU SCANDAL Nom 1W SM ar sod * • Me tgririds.- 1M 1Y re elllllll TN IMOD. N. KIM% Kiim = ; WAIL-.omirsie MT. PRINCIMIP. Tu Wmise,♦ WIDIUMIIOI NIGHTS DINAIL-4■ll AMP •110 WOXIMILIOL LAW?: 61. 0.01010 , 104 sho=44 I. Osse.l6 Solos. ri Fade; 11.10 KRIM. eart a tang u rtEM .IRAT I LM awn (11~. Peek Prabgn. /111asaW; rad Apris.-Deent *ma I. 1 VPAIIIIDARD. a__VILAMMIX ; or. ihelwß i ant:lar rot "I 4 idW.."Paji•-I)mghtitibiatisi Xammira HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ?so 14.--Ifsesim Mileura. Mr Ma Timnrow—lllmebs. illitarm. lb. I. LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. mode 4 the bow 'hz Goa- Mee le Wpm is amelew ied Imarime. The mestier d Weiteseday mein is Exoteriall was a imuiehle eae. There were no MMt pelltieime peeme--dw am of the Minima le Murat vie quit ISM be said to ems wise list Misery I bel there wise Meet iliesetee► tat at beat ea flesera, frees • wide amp 01 eeentsy. It is tree Me • MUM NNW aressiellea night have bought together ea equally 1111111/11111111 bait d isle pin. me thoesli the sentiments dry espesead woe dm of • eilerity of the Mob perdetion. Bat the Exeter-la amain met be viewed in eseeszim with the may ilmemeseas end AlM tangoes dimedreilem is Be ease meewhich ors tab" - droogboot Iho cataby. It. is portomor crib in ib lobir the ecomesormst of ocroassoomb for argoolobe dr brim provbeial amoolots, with a view to osseartoil opooadooo Tho bobwortion—if we asy ho allowed to up the .. .. . exproodon—against the brims Tax roonnbles that against the corn law in this regossk tint it grown tea had unrkeigniesd end unaided by pa tina Ueda& Ife losugeeds resumbie a Imps wooly that has crept togradmr It Immo not how, sad is Jidda( aloud Sir a general to guide end direct He sesnousata. As • parmsnent branch of the ordinstry means the home Tax is doomed: After a trial of the tax for tea cc twelve years the country Issisres it will have some of it—except, it may he, as • teniponuy and amp finial impost in cans d ossergessy. In • fess country there is no appeal espied sank a juiprint. Ministers have nothing for it but to leak about titsu far Keno other trey of obtaining the ways and means." It is so amend spirt dds pieties' eassissios to toll r tht lia ppire brillity to dr h ow Tax is mess essireit heft tar. disassir ing. It is in vain to protest against' *mM imp. I time of taxation i" or to point oat that an imam dal of atrocious memo has bean Mend by @pashas at the Aati-bacame Tax ansolings. The national initiate has pronounced ages* the impost I and natkmal isstinets, when spoodeaseedy ead fairly =premed, rarely err. It is got by the mule theories that have been developed by cm or ton orator., bat by the aggregate of facts to Thigh lb. speakers testify, that we ought to jade*. Tine fees are oidliciamtly nunismsr mild, sad gradgbay to show, that is the Maim state of Enslia sesisty an Income Tax comet be seemed andlevied wilhant gaming great anneyamo ad greet Wald= The imposition M the brawn Tax by eh Boum PIM was supporta by two ma* dillerent Meats. The eft reeeded it as merely a taming sammeneM to same = Mama MOM daring the tssashien sap Ikea • reams mesa abarest tuition err the purpose apretestion to ewe whisk bed exelianat in view the adsagrata semme. The edam advamied it as a pornoosat skiplane/ the pinelpie a &at tannin tea 'edam satine—lllak whom as the fist step Isesele the slogan et • system a andesively Mast analan he raft the whole a the national nianeo Ilia ady from the later eh= that the smilamin of Os bora Tam halm to look he any swim vas amass sod their =Men have of lab bon greatly anakia and an sal rapidly diairdaleg. The poet Issidint at tawny!' is to sae may win oasiliele award' the osearry mama of forwent le proportion to bin sasses. ea to the Ludt he older from the millemasse of a lea all *gamble goansamt. At bet sight it wadi away that the impaition of • direct tax, L papal= to the i 5.... a every indi vidual, woad be the amt may method of salving this problem. net the attempt to carry Ina • plan into creadiss is heat with imenrrable It is Imposale to arrive at a arrest knowledge of the aim a yam binds of property without resort ing to ingasiterial MAW that misty will sot tolerate. Nay more, it is harcasible far most men engaged in Minor to asesetain with anything like ateereay the real value of *sir property at any one given moment. Again, the wwwatitY or payleg at any one definite noseest a &Wte amount of taxation, is cites productive of serious embarrass ment to mm sf mall Mmes. Lady, the aseging of a aired tax either open property or upon income =avoidably leaves large mope for oppression by rale and arbitrary indkridash clothed with a yew. DANA NUM LENTEN 1101111016 eggilite=erralgergeaierm me 1 .. re--Fie-teizal...t. =-13 •• .-dio enable dig.Wwiraisseals b a . SIM 1 l aiM a rZha to a is MO MOM is y "alt= "TariniCadall md Val• ne * . =Trafar3".:l.--s mt .srb i llra.. - 1 .,.. a ...........;=... E...2 1* .t.: 2',......,.. Az eNEWS VOILWANDED w the 001114. rtiatteles .2=kll.4. rllll2 111.10 ..a the 111 ADE me meisied C t ea=" fr. ,...,9 , 24/aMil r = " TWIT NEWS LINT . TO Rip, hem S am. ailto:7X:rowl"WriPet Tye MTV:rig. . ;1111 IMO'S IA trILITZTAIL Igr.Dllm..-41 I ussoming, 00111IAD MID MBDOlga ; or : Ilatr °gent ung I Vials %ha NOM St air Mow, Yea, J.Mialea. Nag ; Mooßeim O. ilgopsMa= little brief authority.' Direct taxation Is Sow eerily =spat in its indium Oil in its perception. In times ‘4 milker to sack disinters as an Irish *ld" an Income Tax may be tolerated se a temporary or excep tional mown i but as • permanent scares of national income, indirect taxation is infinitely more opitaide and hymen Whatever theory may say, experiment proves that in ordinary times it is safest said nut jut to rely Ix the national mune upon duties ea srtiske of general eon samption. Free traders meet be contented with taking we that these duties ere so imposed and levied as to impart the least possible bias to the natural currents of massecial exchange. This, we know, is not the view taken by all who have engaged in the denicastrations spinet the Inoue Tax. There me not a few who would trim, and balance, and make some compromise between direct and indirect taxa tion. Bat the strong national will, which knows nothing of each pedantic niceties, will ere long bear down these falterers between two opinions, and drag them after it. Ministers mast make up their minds with the least pastille delay to bring back the Income Tax to its normal rate, and to set the public mind at rest as to their sincere determination to per severe in the policy of its gradual abolition. We sin cerely hope that no shabby objection to the immediate adoption of such a course of action will be taken on some technical plea arisinnoat of the date of the rati fication of the Treaty of Paris. The people of Eng land are just and reasonable, and will make every allowance far real financial difficulties. They do not demand things impossible ; they will not compel Ministers to "make bricks without straw they know that the means of delloying the necessery pub lic expenses must be found some way or other. But they cannot tolerate sharp practice, and will not allow a year to be called a year of war because two or three days of it bad elapsed before peace was kernally oceeluded. THE MUItDIELN OF THE PAM& Mr plillia erbisit V hos addressed to the Ilmosellls fen pew, me saws *SWF at Mt li lii=lb imilist la OM; 11, bressaisa Ilt_LMlsszaribes lim . Is basson 4Wmat hiss ese sest 4 bibsissis billiliy is tbiasidb Ilei g =lia we r iliie. 110111101hrr shires& bibs Innis sides . is aim. la Or ls bobs able~ dais is Emit st a ass suaa, isi fa bag ilesstallunerso Wait U m = are,l be la WNW 1. Mal the 4 MI slail. Ils, bosesa sib ist i r i ssaisasis is ill Mai =phi la, is • palsild mibealsa se =ea se Roam 4 Issi hi id Oust Ws us& I b SOW rilisis is seal mak sa id to p brad b ail lts semi at ter. ho. is drafts Lop Oa lasi 4 big yet to GIL a to s sib lad bussenlie sib . % 111=s ibils is sesesesi die sor bathsispis itOrts setts t-IFlrtie ihl ais abase hiss Si bin ist Its as ts bo servel, York Is tisk bit boss st a is haissela d is pi 1111111‘1=1 be lab= is an iniarc 1 ; Its mai las aid, le sell, tobessaimessi iss Is cis Is sselk W mile& he lie liars all bed ihisosi frwssilit. Ns sae smear lards litar,l4 *4 aimall to is bib, aVila Mos be ~f pmer Midi 1M Illel alli air E liebrdmommoN, ril I be p' SIM try shad los libmis se bo addiast bails rt, sang sal le cili-mnie b min; II le sr ; I sis Aso begs it ts totr en tell, ma I sii *to* Imam Tasialdt. Mr sr lON It arril gm& roe is s Wish ltbs ist is ilea lb orirras ba sirs ha is s It=sal miss' la ems isbt as emir wasstrbei by Term as iZa=6: ter '...L., et Ma w " = " • 7:, mob thess am am PIM d "I hos =doses ma IL ll—, Me Ms es stet me Ism pas I Orb bra al I lin dr 114 is Ira sa sessiag raw mall I. lot allemi to as Osierrse bra spa Kik bras trilby it say to, mils swim Ars to Mira vent is &se to it bat 4he flak. Osisbele, Jo. 18, 1867. L Vaasa, Iflesesops De (pro Arises)." Mir brie bas ass des fir 4 it Ossispels, VOWS pared te Ire; bet A ism lis soistsl psi sib, oil id alai Or is Ini was amid las Ma sa a =lie VI sue boo Ila lb draw hew the Wso stir ars Ibis s lamp 4 pises. llcris Ma tell tbel I ba book lb asap sari ; la a slabs Se ssubp4 miss is aide is warm h eery Ma al es sir s sad smildi e bs seibri, "Yr so isair sal It b tea us ts assais is 4 I Ns big sasset 1 1 = isle II assr-I ea lie lies to swam r . N.,' as is shwa *yes re alit to bo ark sears sr UK to is pas dI. lopas" The only it sat rpm ts serhos Ma he brae am pole, sa [ it me MIL Km Mb* OM he me able to err is 1 slab. Es sr pima ss arab is list salsa rat et Gs as, sod sear sal par istbei hr is ishispisa ars yawl la is A imperals. Oa assr Vasa set brig slis ts mod/s ida tar a as lag marl to smesik sill se is gem Y ollen adastia HO mak a B4 it ere :- - Ors ts sr bins OW Is sel, "Ai rase stair as ts is cif aMbilkest I as xi yobs ts be srast siPiped 1" lir slyly ist psis ts Ihe .tea 'Ma b p i/ Ism be sae is ts bla but tbliVi i It sr Metal by lasmasiv, he nil re Waif t. Mew G sal .M, "De est *sr ft as-elis at my boa sadi are se Ws pis Ori bier Os waft it is Nash et Ls tali bs 411 st a rear Is Isk ii = h r , for thesikik NM rsli eras Ilstela Milan is lin as the alt. be br lb lairadllk ialreas mast era U. sies Isis the silo hr a able, sag WS aborruni. i llissl Isis essdral s yr* la Ws Ispsoi hr Ma Is is rah Ore i smo Ones .o.a alb; NS ii isi sails bos Sr lipi as la sere id by the smalls Dabs% ma . yrs she ry.e.....6.td sari ars siassists asseask ad ire a so arch bibsm yssi blisal i is suaribs dot ls woo wild ssa bob, drib be MA la a is ase. dis Os Maim the MI Yaw tis st =semii be ft; oat thee .it if veil to lie sae los t ct ilisl es at is Oaisseits eel 4 see pre fair, be ell . ast . le fed tei as Midi he me. P MI M. bag ct Writilse Is psi so its la era ad Is la II be isk I bows is blabs ribs tir shape awls easy spit; Ittles I re cabissiy said bait i ~sr ispoile t Ult VIA lam tarots Sr sass Ile MID, ebb Ili 611 %be mallibilill Ms Opt% I an setels,Vt i l siva issi b. Usk at ay pita Isar LiVls Asia; is a ic ells pomp go *p.m vs et i bi Ists satrisai IS birs it Is NO ass sr. veto =l i t my sr to rsi wi, Se baspelset my Ms Ss ilk al pi I east is sielibh, bars 1 , 4 4 1=b Is via" Ha vas idallmaia prima see herd a Ss sib* bat Si lb most *MI b siiilli Is Os Wish" abatis. Ina this =B.limas.mood wilieL Oa is gab, haw ft Iholysti, la lb &hobble spat Os Friday modem Mr. Venus. M.P., delivered • Leos his Es iambs. ad MN& et the lisivisite laeW Nam" "Os Or Art of PiWag d Deign Osbeects, cakes us method k Italy haw Os Int %Om Coolish@ ot dis Wiest En." A warn at six ketone in connexion with the Scriptural Mumma, will be disikered at SR Martin's HoH every slawaste Thunaley euming, ea thsologkal sniped., Mastrattee al Um truths at fiefiiptare. The Son in the stoke was islivured kat night by the Rev. R. W. Harbison, co the " Talesman" the explastiosit is the rev. gunk- Nees Yuan being assisted by a WEAN asolsi of the 'Mem*, ribavirin the Muslim of the ark, the akar of venues, and the other coupeasst parts, the slaty Aire by which it was lelolosed, end the pass of wooer heap with eartsien We reed la the Stangbrif Mowry :—" A widow is the selghbembeed of WEB& barbs adselier in the Moreily he a ems= No Irina bar ehilima, • frw matehlp efienewle Oil pulses rid it hr do obi pe arled se les Or nverpdee Stem tar Ilffinel• for the Area This or se hrsidabis • work th Ihe by mar le • silidasur le riot bar, mkt Saw raw Ihnesh the Asle, desdkelp mesh eagegal the appMest etre Isar Ihur fell lei es." Os amity main (says the aidilli/Sri Marwry), • bar hirers le es apse repos, s ken Lades DA di Ire re Bohr, se she was gig shard the puha el New Reheat. Mr emelt bold d the Feeds et the red, where else ameba some thee. She was ulti mately resested tar her perilous pairs by MI at its atw et tbe paha& The Rev. 8. C. °Mum the incumbent of Hemp. teed Spilka bee bees usabis for setae weeks past to take peat is the envies ia his pada chareh. FRIDAY 4- • • ' 4 t-; Minas tireceivelthe le* Ailed Om Guam, Awl take. Th. Qom awl Prinoe mexeits dap et Pdi is lir stitkog for MOON WINDBOIII. The Dike earl Ditcher ot Deem* the Mamie Merl Macadam's et Athebetry, the Earl mad Camden el •Derbr, the NOM Nom Pk George sad Lady Cireposed Omni I* Gasp Dow* arrived mayday Mama ma a whit to het mil. The dhow eampmay la the mob( comprised the Mikes Maytag la the Cart* The bead et the Cebbareem thards played daring *mem Her lleleety's prim* bead enamor* performed * Ite evadise Oreetese—" L'Eaima IProM" Mbar. lairodardea mad DOW Chem— Wegam Marli eb il e rT " tabmw " s" _ _ • The Quota acoaapealed by the Dachas al lissome woke& fa the rowels adjahtlast the Culls this setweltar. Priaos Albert, with the Coma of Pleaders the Duke of Neweers, sad Naos Edward of Saes Wilmer wad out shooting. The Marquis at Allesbary, the Sari of Derby, aid Sir George Bowles had the honor also to accompany the •. The woad armada pertannimoe at the Castle took place this evening. The pieces Waded on the woad= were a petite comedy, in two acts, by Mr. J. M. Morten, entitled "Our Wife; or, the Rae of Amiens," and a be% in one act, by Mr. John Poole, entitled "Deaf as a Pad;" and the parts were Ailed according to the following pto mains, OURTor Ro or Ammo. The Mart** de Lim (Captain of es Ten Kilig' Guards) The Could d o Brkapc (his Frieadj Yr. David Fisher. Y. Pasoan* DIIIIKM, Mgt Meer &mad °Aker BMr. G. re . mgei %. Poosessra Daughter) Marietta (b Camila) Bom b Axis& Pabil. If& =AP AS • POW. lb. Wsk Trilmi ceigis .1,,) !gr. O. liverdt. —.-. -.-- tam ..- lb. H. DIIRTOIS. Tara Xamili II Xr. Tam am/ Xr. Doer lap= sa. Xis L LawilL Amy Kra r i m ` Km IC Daly. Sal MOP Wu Wang. Dimas XI. Cholas Dar. Asilmtlassatat Mr. Clasp Zia Tbs nobs armpit INA tbs Orway plistial by .11"r. - tbenas Cideve. len elia eledd &obit kr Meekly Ned Prince Albert, alempelei ley Sr dike peeketet the mei badly, together elk kr Omit de nooks, Se DEW eel Dudek de Newer% Wow Musa at Om Welerr, the Mork and Nardleems et Akthery, the Berl mad Ceezent et Derby, the ROI lk Gulp sad lady they, Lieut.- Gemmel ft (keep DM" rel the lido ski eekkeeet k elkeaste, esteret N. Oweits SA Awe the flake was syslai. - T - peritruerse Des Tie he ilassa's Omit %LT* ereamis. Between pdheerame tin eesolael De Woe ratesirrim memi Mewl Is bit Wolff, Tia Mobs bud its lamer et eeeetelai baitelkos Tie Disies Mike ail Mem Tea de Weyer, the Mamie NM limileasee et _sink Le* Awe Marla Coat, Idie lady !opine Sever, Xr. rad llieeTower, Lady W am& the Ha Mee Ceemliek the Ifight H. It. Lady Mary Labesime, De Res. M. mi Aside', Xs Chris asi lady Lois 11114 LisernAkereel and lea. Mra. N o v larrat.-omed tad Xesiaellys, Hafts, the Nov. Mr. awl Mrs. Meet-tread Blear," Idimat, Mr. lid M. Mari Min Owlet& brwser, Ms. mai Mistime, Mr. On, Mr. Fred. Cat ; Oder. Psalm dimasailm _aim% sad =alma sal Wyndham, lat u ld= dmi terie 14 .2 5t 5 .- sad Corti lie. fed Celdiamme Gawk; Lady Careilme sad *he Dusitillei ItadjlaDy daytasar, Mr. aid Was W. --, Hook lair Mom mil Mks Ur= tea. C. 8., 11115.. niiddeA MedmAkeeig Mea. C. and Mat. Grey, Oartals the Ma. D. sod lady lasi& de 2" lie Dam et Winker sad Da Mrs. Mr How sad Lady Comm Mr. Opers, Mr. and Wy Ciedada Loam, Mr. G olevernd Igr. Mies The Daiwa d Lot =Nei yesterday wastag i. tetra beta Deeinesib Mewled by Lady Faaay Bawd aad Sir GooP=. Ns &yet Memo mead to Yawata* is Me We moo law to Wm, on inquiry this morning st las "Wino of Ism Allow" that s repot st his drib, olith bid Abbot aumnstry, was incorrect; and dist his Wail* ems sasissrlet bier. - - - The Ibilovring eempeny love been entertained by the Moshe red Marelisms diode' Ada/ the post took Perghley Hesse :—Xr. sod lgre. M. Martbeses, lard Tniheisk leefai, tbs Iles. Mr. sod Mrs. Dada, Margate sod Movelimes of lassily, Sa )b. Reek Mr. Tech, Mr. A. ROA* few. MA S. Poi. Lad sod lady Dorghley, Mrs. Deshesed, Mort sot Deihweak Mr. aid lady Char lotte Dergoo, Sa Yfr me, He. Mr. Ellley doers' sad Lady Aims Peek Miss Pak Mr. Grohs= Vivien, the Rev. Mr. Mamma, Lard Haney, sod Col. sod Mrs. Vyss. Tha Mngw and Marchioness al Aileaner arse atimeiii die Moving at tiamaike lakya :—Ths Berl NA Condor Oraisviile, tab, Bri aid Comisis sad illarelisam at Clerlowis obi lay Hsi- De *ask Loa eisaky laisnay, Wadi llanaimmi Chubs Oen, is. • • - • Lard mai Lady /mita bare been entertaining esecoslea efeldkas at Itesamdaa Part garb, theholidgyu ampsay lre lesladed, ersias stasre. dr Osmium at dirlawasset awl Lady Meta& Ss{ ea Mart at DEM& mod lady Aim Fallimg, Mid Pesehet, Illsostod and VI--ism Meerigtaa NEI Its Tim Mims Pearbstea, Thema Mims, lady Cladetia, r Lag Derelhes Fits trollrea, Lard sod lay MA laid listbsea, Lad sad Ley Weriegols, Mr. NA lady Chitties Des eta, the Ristat ESL Z. V.... aad Mrs. Versos Boa, Um. Arthur Asaarday, H... Milted Heetbarte, Mr. P. Psi. M.P., ke. _ - - The Foil , and Counter Cawdoe are expected in LA= fa a hw days km Cawdor Castle. The Earl of Elliman is still confined to Bridge wider Hann in .an imported b rut. _ _ Awes Counkee — at Wsidegrave and G. V. far met, NY., enregoseirl la town in a to days from Noma= Prek, wire dry Lan be isiertababg a aka dith fir sum rd. Viscount and Amernmateme Sydney ere ezpeeted in toes la fn. Am, Any normal, arr Fooiserty. Lady Blantir; sad baimithful son are doping it tHral Rows, Elf, homes. General and Mrs. Windham and Lord and lady Denman left Wysseadluat on Tuesday. The general br availed himself of the mart tos-huatiug. _ _ The majority of tils Earl of Lincoln, eldest sou of the Doke el Nomad% le to be eeisbratod ea a mad soils at Chanter co the 37th, 29th, sod 29th but. The aphis date is vary popular maid his neighbour', teamatry, trades wrhfre. Earl Spencer will preside at a public dinner to be ltdd at the Goorp Hotel, Northampton, on the Seth but., the abject of which le to aid the tends of the Mader Boot end ISboarkes' Provident and Bete clot Institution, add,- tithed in MK The Asylum is st Mortlake, Surrey. It is repeated that the new Lord Chief Justice of the Comae= Phis, Sir ilesander Cockburn, to certainly to nodes a paareite. Hie tide will, it is added, be that of Lord Lamle% /Mr the muse et the badly entrees in Berwick, whkb usw Mimi Is Os Mal& Iketaikens. _ _ _ The Wallin lag Netissa maya.:—“ Afton other elisloasunsms whin bend that laths wet tithe Spar big Abided Is Oa pimp. W. W.l 1 1 184, atOilby sal, amnia ft Mr s.l So* Sot, et Wlllimehip, win ia el prolobilly brim the itbi hoe. emetereer la the ingosemisibm Iltasgalki. It is also repareet rhea Ye. W 7. P/•44 • law al M,. Beath. ws rind We nakirver, bathed by the preseil Whom der SW driftwood" Mr. Beabark. X.P.. is at pant in therpeoL Debi hie stay be lea be fee reed et Xt. Chubs eon, vie b Gee at the viorpreeideats of the Flaesehl be= Aaeoefeeks. ifir Clarke Napier has arrived in town kr the wawa. Hells JIM C opieted the eapeetateadeerre d the narrative of lie " Canpaign to the Balk," whisk is to appear immeikately. It is stated that Derwent House, Milked, near Dorby, has been wirvassed by the Ronan Catholics ot Dairy kr scow* patposs. , JANUARY 23, INTELLIG: PRUSSIA. t The Gann papers bring us the exact terms of the amerawsnmsat made by M. Manteuffel to the Pm*. Climbing the 20th, relative to the set daimon of dal qnsitiin of gsafthatel, the substance of which was transmitted by electric telegraph. At the opening of the sitting as that day, the President of the Council expressed himself in the following terms: " At the opening of the present session hie Majesty the King ocademended, at the close of the speech from the throne, to indicate the circumstances in which his Msiesty, with regard to the events at Neuf chatel, was resolved to appal to the armed foroes of the country. Wo had the will; we were prepared and in a condition to sustain, if necessary, his Majesty's right by arms. But this necessity no longer exists. We are now informed that the ab ject' of the King imprisoned at Neufchatel have I been set at liberty without any condition. It will now be pomade to regulate the situation of Neuf chatel by means of a European Conference. You will see, gentlemen, that it is fit I should confine myself to this brief remark. Meanwhile, seeing the interest excited by this affair, I did not wish to omit the mention of the subject amongst you." (Applause from the right.) RUSSIA AND CWNA. The following semi-official paragraphs appear in the Paris Pays :—" A private correspondence from Bt. Petersburg of the Ifith briny important news. It appears that the Russians have obtained from the Court of Pekin the authorisation, which they have been soliciting for very many years, to trade with the five Chinese ports which are open to other nations. This favour has hitherto been withheld from Russia on tho ground that, for the last hundred years, she has enjoyed a monopoly of the land trade, and has also had a legation at Pekin." _ . The new convention is of the highest importance for Russian maritime commerce, which the Emperor Alexander's government appears to desire to stimu late by all possible means. THE WAR IN CHINA. We (Times) have received a despatch from Con stantinople, dated yesterday, with the following in telligence : lAr. 15. "The Calcutta steamer has arrived at Sues, with adviees from Hong Kong to the 16th of December. " Yeh, backed np by the gentry and people, con tinued obdurate. The French Folly Fort had been taken and destroyed. "The Chinese bad set Are to the Factories, and all the Hongs were destroyed. The Oriental, Agra, and Mercantile Banks were on tire, with no hopes of saving them. "One fatal accident had occurred, 0. T. Lane, nephew of Sir J. Bowring, being killed by the falling in of a wall. " It was said the city of Canton would - no longer be spared, and that the discharge of rockets and shells bad already commenced." TO THE PERSIAN GULF. A despatch from Trieste says:—" The Lloyd *sow arrived this evening at Trieste with the kihrorbig news :—The British fleet has taken poli tical= of the fort of Bashire and the island of Karraek." The Post says that accounts dated Dec. 22 (and of an earlier date than the above despatch) have been received from Bagdad, rid Beyrout and Mar seilles. These give intelligence from Bushire up to November 30, a fortnight after the departure from Bombay of the last division of the fleet. At the above-named date eight vessels had arrived, without accident, in Bushire Roads, but the Admiral and Commander-in-Chief were still absent, and ope- rations would not be commenced until they mid* their appearance. Captain Jones, the resident at Beelike, was about to proceed to Bused= to meet the naval and military commanders. Brigadier Chemberleyne's force (say the same accounts) is operating against the Meeranxyes, at the express invitation of Drat Mellowed Khan ; and as soon as this service is performed it will return within our own frontier. "Should it be nsecestuT to march any force above the"passis, in order to protect the Affghans from Persian attack, our troops would of course advance from &bide by the high road of Quetta and Candahar. At present, however, Dad Mahomed is believed to be strong-enough to resist the invasion with which his territories are threatened." CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Wo have received Cape Town journals, dated Nev. 25. _ -7 11esrer . from the balder is kvembis. 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MAI, this be so or airily ▪ Alb* annielem by Me Am eft= *ram seat be agog dm midi it dr Id ono filar waft am thee be is M miertsia. A letter from Violas, in the bodependiusee, men timing the act at the edam of the Cherineri, adds:" It wan, however, be moaned that the Austrian goverment is not hit on squad& as mem other merman with re gard to what In said In the Mimi Joann& While we en certain circa' In FMK* suited end bewildered by a single wad, more' lan diocesan, which my amps the pas of a foreign journalletore an reed We as atoms end Isms lasted may articles in the Pm* and War papas hairlike Austria is well Mini" • 7.. ,"*. EXPRESS FRAM PARIS. G ast ova of tIOSSSIPONDIND.) run, TKOS/DIY Emma. _ Ferukh Khan paid a visii of ceremony to Coont Wslewski. Minister of Foreign Affairs, yesterday, and presented his credentials to the Emperor to- day. Dr. Bern, tho Swiss Envoy Eat:sortUnary, has arrived in Paris. The long pending case of the heirs of Louis Philippe against Valette was brought toe conclusion to-day. The defendant, M. Valette, is the posecesor of some very curious manuscripts, being a continuation of the historical work of Father Anselm. Many parts of these manuscripts are in the handwriting of Louis Philippe, ' and the rest is supposed to have been dictated by him. It is well known that ho devoted many years ef his life, when Duke of Orleans, to the composi tion of an historical work with the above title. Valetta, who is a well-known collector of manu scripts, lately offered the work in question fee sale to the Orleans family. After a good deal of earrospariasee the princes of the house of Orleans oadossi to buy the work, and brought the present adios, Awing that the manuscripts must have been stolen fres the Tuileries in February, 11348, and that M.Valette could not have come honestly by them. The Civil Tribunal of the Seine has, however, decided that there is no evidence to chew that M. Valette (who appears to have purchased the manuscripts at • oak so waste paper) had obtained them in any illogilismoto or irregular manner. The Court has seesedingly dismissed the complaint with costs to be paid by the Orleans family. At one o'clock this afternoon, the Bishop of Meaux, the prelate whose letter expressing an opi nion that Verger required to be taken care of in a Moison de Sante, paid a visit to him at the Roquette prima I have nothing of what passed at the inter view, except that Verger was very violent, and attempted to seize the bishop by the throat. The Bourse opened with a slight tendency to rise, but the movement did not continue, and business was limited. There is now a marked diminu tion in the number of operations, owing to the new regulation, requiring payment for entrance to the building. The Reutv closed, with a rise of I Oe. for cash and a fall of sc. for account, at 68fr. Sc. and 68fr. sc. Bank of France fell 25fr. Mobilier was nearly stationary. Railways were languid, with scarcely more than a variation of 2fr. or 3fr. either way. It la pretty confidently thought that the basis of the arrangement between the Orleans and Grand Central will be the melange of shares against Or leans obligations. At the close of the Bourse it was announced that the bullion in the Bank of France bad been consi derably augmented within tho last two days, owing to large payment/ made by two great houses. THE AUSTRIAN IN ITALY. A letter of the 16th, from Vienna, in Le Nord, says : " Our eyes are constantly Azad upon Lombardy. It L publicly understood that a deekive game la being played at Milan between the government and Austrian Italy. In foot, if the presence of the sovereigns, preceded by inch benefits and productive of still greeter hopes, does not suc ceed in thawing the inveterate antipathies of the Lombasis, we must despair for ever of Italy ; she is morally lost for us. - . . "It Ls known that it is chieflithe nobility of the Lombardo- Venetian kingdom which has shown the meet persevering coldness to the government. Everything is being done, at present, to attach them to it, by flattering their vanity and holding out to them the hope of political importance. It IN In this way that there Ls a talk of placing the Italian nobility on a footing of equality with those of the hereditary coun tries, -- ;47p to the present day the Italian dare or costs has not had the omeial Tank of a duke or count of the hereditary vinous an the dame of the Italian aristocracy were con founded under the single denomination of robin, none having pros edence of another. In future the title of /sae would be equivalent to that of duke, and the mete would rank with the count. The way in which the new congyegatioss' have been constituted is • of the efforts which the govern ment is making to conform to the habits and prejudices of tho nobili. In all the representative bodies of the other pro vinces the rural comma will have seats and votes, but in the Lorebardo•Venetion kingdom, they are excluded. Yet the coked, or tenant-fermen, are jut the clam moat devoted and grateful to the government. It will be remembered that in INS the Sardinian invasion met with a passive resistance from the agricultund population, which contributed greatly to foil that audacious attempt." GERMANY. HANOVER, JAN. 19. The general elections for the Second Chamber took place yesterday throughout the kingdom. The result of the whole is not yet known, but of those received (rather more than half) 33 of the new deputies are ministerial, and 22 belong to the oppo sition. Amongst the latter arc six former ministers (Mtinchansen, Sttive, Count Bennigsen, Meyer, Windhorst, and Braun). The city of Hanover has returned a ministerial and an opposition member, the university of Gottingen has elected a liberal can didate, and Osnabnick and the Harts districts have done the same, whilst Stade, Lfineburg, and liar burg truckle to the ministry. The liberals of the latter town complain of the great intimidation made use of on the part of the government to secure the election of their supporters, threats having been held out that in case of a return of opposition members the privileges accorded to Ilarburg, exempting them from the payment of Stade dues on all foods im ported direct from over-sea, would be withdrawn. With the ruin of their rising commerce staring them in the face, the result of the election could not of course be doubtful. CANADA. The Quebec and Montreal mails did not reach New I York 'adman the E m p ro TheetfrasTarento andlianulton an to hand. The wee evened to be scanned shoot the 15 th of thsvary. There Is a strowt te rli . g springing up against the intintwence of the Ake with the desire of Amens MNh colonise N eats itheit intsnelenith Ike Wein bassi en ninned easigreeity, nen sepecistly se tie Win ef the United rinks engines * ash& thitie idle them their essatiwg trade, both maths ass end he hard. The walk ardor in owinell Sir okollinfike 01l endow alarm has on foreign pee, whether dr uid. or thee, en ealsrig Coeds, if ibrweribi le navy see whir owl o& regnitione, la ripried with greet Meer es Imam to draw the im ports Awn amps to Orbs; end pins this pat during ern neelptien ow the ems kiting as Portland, in con k:lea via the system ef the provincial trunk railways. The peat slat d parennsint will be flied at Montreal, by e =si amt, es the Shod central site for while eons leareessi sehably will be givenal the ;aaniknOcent kw= ,far awsekly alskerns, of a hare sks, turn end Pother" bens am our sod wilier, the dike an the Inn* over the Awaken railways to Mrs Talk is adds, befog hit an a swim in- Olakententli, piecing Omsk ie hasigrwend. The pospie et Omsk nal el the Waken knee et the links me de twobei a seickg Perthsed the winter pert kr the asdl *mow. = w eee . =l skin b dskag the net. fleari and k the Chad Tont Aet of WI mei will ha whisk with Tunseve the sign tine allerteined sentsin anthem by the Lom as Deed eatheetweiri thweeirikes. It is smeared that genwenat intafteure in the sranegenteui .dm ask aid theappespnithien of the !we inn tie g le be nefehisd to th e emplethen at the Titheis. the thiet sheiks Ina to Lesiva. the d the supbed lb* pews* ef bike* labbed ash dribs bleb epasilea. with a chase is the 01111111 Tomb Raw * give slim to the Wei by the amino thief walk shame and blows' veleberee the pads it the Mew Monk* appeals flubs& Orb • pal*, it is sank& vill be vaosiewl es wabe*es • _posed hem on istroate, con the en* feael weebe to apelliis ad, end at the aim eregbelbe be mind Piesebs et Upper all UMW Oar& /Wpm** be ea • large ash by Mal pole et bad is Uppr i = d flosse an et be mink el peplos writs pftseilbsa the ki love* skeet: The Oallepowel Illatorywiala drigiallsa seem doled be Tip dr Wales Cards. criessity, Ws pen She • seepeis Anse; end sow wispa • weeks piper saps, win in an pew haw a dals es Tap OA any Upper Cana oil airr." pe ITALY. PIEDMONT. (non ova sraccia. comasrostemer.) TURIN, Jaw. 17. Since the debate on foreign affairs there is much &mission in the newspapers and in private society as to the explanation given by Count Cavour. Great disappointment is expressed by the numerous emigres here, owing to the Count's decisive remark, that the government here would not encomsgs revolutionary movements in the other states of Italy with which they were not at war. I have great sym pathy for these gentlemen, who have been driven from their homes for no other rmipn but because they have expressed opinions favfarable to that of constitutional government now existing in system t. Of course it is difficult for them to make allowance for the fact, that as long as the Emperor of Austria follows his present eystem, and as long as Louis Napoleon rules the French, these two emperors are constantly on the watch for &pretext to pounce upon Piedmont, as the country which encourars that liberty that is incompatible with the despotism by which they hold their power. I am still of opinion that the public feeling in favour of the independence of Italy will be too strong to be kept down by the government here. In my last letter I told you that the inhabitants of Milan have presented a splendid statue to the army of Sardinia, a sketch of which I now enclose. Although only presented on the 15th, on the day . and at the hour the Emperor of Austria was entering Milan, the municipality of Turin held a meeting yesterday, the 16th, to eliooso an appropriate place for the statue. This is very significant. At this meeting they have also changed the name of a principal street. It was called for merly Via , but as Piedmont is now con sidered Italy, it was yesterday changed to Via do Milano. There is no doubt that on the 15th there was an immense crowd in the streets of Milan, not to n claims the Emperor, but to sec him and his wife. This crowd consisted almost entirely of people from the country and neighbouring villages, who in some measure had been driven in by tho police. Not an hum was heard, all standing solemnly with their hats off. True, there was cheering while the Emperor and Em. press were walking from the cathedral to the palace, bat the distance not being more than from 80 to 120 yards, it was very easy for the police to organise a cheering party. The police were so well aware of the inimical feeling existing among the people, that they acted in a most arbitrary manner to M. Plezzy, one of the Sardinian Senators, who had been called to Milan some days before by pressing legal business. While busily engaged with his lawyer, on the 14th, the police called upon them, and although he showed them the requisite legal documents, they insisted on him getting out of the town that night, so as to pre vent him witnessing the entrance of the Emperor on the morning of the 15th. Senator Plezzy is well known for the moderation of his political sentiments ; but when such indulgence of angry feelings is now shown by Piechnontese and Austrians to each other, we may every day expect ad explosion. The priestly party here are one and all for Austria, and against their native country; so Cou may imagine the di ffi culties which surround ount Cavour's government. The King goes on Monday next, for some weeks, to Nice, and Count Cavour accompanies him. The Count will be absent for a week. I have not the least doubt that this visit will be attributed by many to a Russian feeling on the part of the &idiom, government ; but in answer to this I have to say that the King never swerves from his word, and that Count Cavour is the steady supporter of liberal and constitutional prin ciples. 1 ott will, however, hear many , in this town deny this. In fact, Piedmont must become Italy before polities cease to be a small provincial town gossip. Every one knows here what the other is doing, anti the numbers of smoking Paul Pry, are immense. A barber's shop is, as in ancient times, the headquarters of political gossip. Not one man in a hundred in Turin can shave himself, and all repair towards the afternoon to get their beards taken off and their faces washed ; and when am argument is going on it is amusing to see the chaffing of the feet of that one whose chin is at the moment under the fear of the razor. This shaving cuts up the best part of the day, and most seriously interferes with public busiuess. JAN. 19. The peace of Europe depends upon the state of Italy ; and the feelings of Italians can only be judged by such demonstrations ss the reception of the Austrian Emperor at Venice and Milan. What I have to tell you on this head differs entirely from what has been published by the Austrian official authorities, but it is the truth, and nothing but the truth, and derived from the best authorities. The police employed by Austria at Milan have shown great ability. They contrived to assemble an im mense number of people from the country in Milan, in the hopes of nullifying in appearance the well-known determination of the Milanese to keep entirely in the back ground on the entrance of the Emperor. The police gave instructions to their agents at some miles distance from Milan to distri bute tale or orders for all those who went to Milan to receive the Emperor ; which they had only to present in order to get an allowance of bread and wine. This feeding system told well, and thousands of persons appeared in the streets ; but the police forgot to order them to cheer; therefore the Emperor was received by a silent crowd—not a cheer was given, except in the organised band, from the cathedral to the palace, a distance of about 100 yards. At the Scala were only three Mils nese ladies; the Duchess of Litta, of well known Parisian fame ; Belgioioeo, also well known ; and the Marchioness or Countess 31eld or Menzel. Thirty five ladies had promised to attend the court, but only twenty-seven kept their word, and of these three were Germans. When the Emperor arrived, the podesta made him a most flatter ing speech. The Emperor speaks Italian very well, and in the hearing of many said, " I am very glad to see the city of Milan a second time. I wlll forget [not I have forgotten] all that is past, and it depends on the future conduct of the population of Milan whether they meet with my Imperial patronage." These are the very words the Emperor used. It is hinted to-day that the municipality of Turin having accepted the statue of the Milanew for the Sardinian army, may bo the cause of a suspension of diplo matic intercourse between Austria and Piedmont. HEAVY" GALES ON THE COAST. (nom ova owN. tOINT.) LIVERPOOL, FUIDt;', Noom. It blew a strong gale from W.N.W. last night, and this morning several washy which sailed from this port yesterday, have been compelled to return. The Bel% is, bound for Calcutta, is aground on the Dern Bank in the ricer; and a large ship, inward bound, is at anchor off Formby Light, with signals of distress dying. The weather to now moderating. THE WRECK OF THE TYNE. The attempt to get off the Tyne is postponed until a=n, la eciemcionce of the time which must be Wftg the peddle wheels from her, and perform ing oder yorlliesinaey ',erotica+. The government authori ties a Peatesmath bath ammated to send ti.Alll piserful tugs to ben ore the anemes of bar big got off next Tuesday. People bum slept en lewd thee every night since the tint night der ear wee chanted. The sort, toilets, or ws vveayy fortunately break helm they reach the ship. Li eoteneed Foga the Ai:bake* egged who the injured in the heed while themptiog M wog her alb, now hes denying* IN at Southampton. 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