The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-29 00:00:00

L it t established maxims of the itpasielieasearel ) volved in hie owe coopirilat i' sorimsl,* a violent maven is the hes of sway protests liberty " (assistant" P Bat beyond this, the 8j Ministate, 'melee jest steepled all these tee dent pereeatiess to the Exeestive POlllll having referred to tide seem dee seedbed's haperhat laws mad of all meanie "Weal, ahead; eramitted tlamealsee to the mist .. sad rgeoestraetiaa of ell iellitatiees delhetive er perjedieed is pubis_ *elm The Bessie verasseat wipe the dlarhellso of the fletissal 4 to the very pretest that WINO bedew hem 1 Teri se es equalise km Ito poservitim. I 1 . seiabg peddle, thst the seeerevathe 0 . ' viewed will distaste ma essopedea veld& lithe z their peaseral wad* le hardly treaty of el I 1 Vibe expre#o. oloollismoola Wooded be •• TM raorawy," Ueda& lambs pow, nutba at bl tha O oo. tis% 111, Boowriortraet. by • Two eels* as the polod MGR WATER AT LONDON BRIDGI. Tuns n.,—lforsdag. lb. iNs.—.......Monsea. lb. sea Twasalwir — lkeldlS. L. 11m.........411rm5, IL Vs LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29. THIS Journal des Debots, of Wednesday lest, pub lishes is seem° the throe proclamations of the Spanish Government, dated the 22ed test., containing an elaborate exposition, on the part of all the Minis ters of the Crows, of the motives which they would bare the world believer:tasted deem in dissolving the National Guard. This laboured document appears to ess simply a Mender. The pretexts which are pet forward are by moc► tee Sissy M produce the slightest argumentative inflames: the whole statement leased is obviously concessive spinet Its authors; and O'Dorfestr. appears to have merely demonstrated that he is not a logician. The exposition in question takes the shape of a letter addressed to the Quante, and signed by all the Minletnre, as though with a view of individualising the responsibility attaching to so important a nesseuras, and of demonstrating the unanimity with which it was adopted. Silence would have left the Spanish Ministry in a far higher position. The atti tude of O'Donstu., in truth, reminds se of Lord Ecoox's saying of Cameos 111., who, after drat simply refusing an application of the Chancellor, went on incautiously to state the grounds of his re. fuss,. "Hu Majesty," said Lord Ex.non, "refused me, and I way beaten ; but be gave me his reasons, and I beat him." The National Guard, it will be remembered, was called again into active existence in 1864, attar baring been suspended by the hostility of the Mode radar, who were previously in the aseesdant at Madrid. So regularly, indeed, has the suppression and recreation of this body attended on the triumph and subjegrtion of hostile parties in the State, that any resolution affecting its interests by a new administration has been taken Si conclusive upon their whole policy. O'Doit um was himself in 1864 the prissipal agent in the restoration of the National Guard. This body, however, in proportion as his policy underwent secret change, he afterwards neglected, with a view of increasing the strength of the raspier army, and for the past year O'Dontrau, bee bees emaciated with the grey as closely as Bersaramo with the Nation?' Guard. The amnions regarding the want of organisation prevailing in this popular form have indeed some shadow of truth; for while it numbers probably 300,000 men, and the army itself barely 89,000. it made no effort to overthrow the present usurpation. The drat assertion contained in the ministerial stabt asset is an unmitigated lie. It is aftrred that the whole 'agree/ion, both sotagl and morel, tank its initial= with the National Guard, sad hones the alleged jests_ deaden of the fall of that body. The prominence, fed=d, salsas is gives to the denialif prorocedoo by the State is itself atgaieatly laditative of the eon aerostats' and seemptibility of the Goverment apes this point. The document goes on to state that "the throat wee attached in its most mosatial prerogatives," that " =seeable dieesesica was replaced by manifest and avowed rebellion," and that tonseqesatly the Crowe saw so alternative but betwess the horded= of the National Guard and a perpetuity of elan 'bib. The childree of this world may undoubtedly —Is epee as elsewhere—be wiser in their generatkm than the children of light s and if O'Downizr. stn make any waverts to his own mese within the Spanish Writs. rise by so noblushiog a febrioatica, he may possibly gain momentary strength in certain quarters by so doing; but sales be desire is ippropriste to himself individually the unenviable reputation attained by the Journal de di. Paireltourg during the recent war, be would bur ism imprudent while he starts the opinion of Europe, end nab* himself to bed STIOIMISOI rather than =bad hie wspriesstations into the region of tales foots. The Spanish Ministerial mendesto next pellets& to desk= that the exists= et a National Guard is aeoemerily fraught with wile assailing the liberty send the order of the Commonwealth. O'Donnita., however, does sot vouchsafe to inform us et the TIMINGS which have led him to • coachision directly contrary to the asserted convietiste of his know =libelee t or doss he attempt to =pleb away the glaring absurdity of mocha dogmatics after Spain hoe hero in the esjoyment of mare liborty—more order and polities! ennead, during the past two years, than la any juncture sines the (Aril Warn The,. is solar thing gaits ssrisando I. all this sent sad Wpm. tars. Tce Spanish iiinistsrs all upon as to some forward, end " edgily sad philosophically" study the history of the National Card. When, is gig dieser to the Ministerial tommash we app such the oracle, we get no history, ao foots—sot eves eirowastaatial falsehoods. All we reed= for ear tread* is a vogue declamation spinet the National Guard, and • still more eampreheogire leveed= against liberal institutions In geagral. O'Dowitzu, has evidently taught the Visa= slang. Everything that dose not exactly favour the melodies dike go. =nisi party is homediably vowelised to the list limbo of 'artistica—swarthy and sosialls= • Social seder ' is all very well as a plasm onsanatigi from M. Omar In domain( the semi ties to which Cateuattorx had new= in &diet with the barbarians of his see; bet, whoa applied by a brutal Dictator to a drills= people, the fares of the =premier' beacon's directly inverted. It is at least =thrifts that this tonal order was didenball solely through the labia's= of O'Domu., sal it those with whom ha was associata in power. The Spaniel Minions get choosey= into a we.,. dilemma. They prose= to rat their righted= of the dissolution upon the general meirtisa that"every lamitstioe whom end. =jest, eherestor, rights. aid duties are not properly dela= by =inks sad the kws, is abnormal, contradictory, and perilous :* they Imply that the National Guard fall to tome up to this spaded, and thus pronouns spinet it. Doss O'Dox• uv t. in declaiming against whet be calla "abnormal and mostradictory," esesidsr the deviation from th e established entoargy it or that protested= of Spanish treasesa- Power, tad sides of all opinions. have • saulanmeam in law don, except I. so far u it tends to mtablish the singular doctrine for a despotic Government to main tain, that the interests of the few are to be preferred to the safety of the State, and that these few are to be exempted from a legitimate bards* lifaigy becalms they don't like it. Moreoveg, the manifesto had already elimin►ted near;y ever; member of this body from the "cosservativediassee.' Coasecosutly the number to which tide paltry wpm/at applies meet be nearly Ink On the whole, it is clear that O'Doxtraxx and his Government have simply com pleted their degradation in the eyes of Europe by this manifesto ; end the beet advice that we PM offer them against a future occasion is that, when they have nothing to say, thay had better say nothing. Mrr. and Wm Smith, from Souteri to Derby shire." These were the fellow-passengers of voysprs from the Beet who little knew that Flames Night ingale wee at their elbow, under c eir tithe same of the good soot who acoompanied her. The simple Uscogitit, answered perfectly ; and the long absent daughter entered her father's hams as quietly as she left it. What • meeting with parents and sister! What a waking next manias, in the old country home Florence Nightingale is not ill; Wake is fatigned. She needs a long and complete rut. Let her bays it. Let no one intrude upon her, with praise or pro. **or ender pretence of any sortwhateeer. If her present needs are duly coasiderecl, there is plenty of time ahead. If allowed the requisite femme now, the world may have yet half a lifetime of her gloriosa nsafalaen. She went. neither honours, nor pram, nor sympathy that is not silent and pantos!, nor stimulus, ace suggestion. She wants nothing but to be left quiet at home for a reasonable time. After what she has done for the world, the world may well grant her this. Let a. wait till she moves to show bow we can help her. Till then, let um gratify her by respectful algae.. The woks,' is a krge tesaureetoty in the neigh twerbeed a Noweset'e-apsa-Tyse seat sa address to Ulu Nisbeitirsk a few d.ya shies, eotgrattlatlas hot alma Mt Ws reran to kw home tad hinds. Mao Nigbtlegal, hat retuned Qui lollowiag reply : _ "Aviset 28.181!. " My hoar Frisads,—l wish It were la my power te tell you what war la my heart whoa I reetimd year latter. Year velem, hose, your eyaspethy with what has hoes peadsg while I ham bara 'Meat, bare tosebed me mare this I ma tell la words. My dear friessis, the thlap that are deepastia ear hearts are perhaps what it is mast Mamie to as to @sprees. ' Ohs bath dose what abs mall.' Them words I laerribed as the tomb of as. of my beet kelpen whom I left la the 'rev, yard at flestasi. " It has bum my eadearoar, la the sight of God, Mum aka has dm& I will sot speak of reward, whim permitted to do oar mismay's work. It is what we lies for. DM I may my that to receive sympathy from &Meadows barb like yours le the greatest support, the greatest math shear t►at it is possible fir a to reeetre from sus. 1 Umiak roe all, the I,Boo,wita ratite', tender affection. Lai I should have writes hetet, to does, were sot the br which my Mara hese has sot Gaud, elect mare that I cam maw. „ Pray believe me, my dear Meade. 0 Yours &debts'', osd gratefully, (Eig awl) "FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE." THE SOLENT. (1110 X • RYDB, Agave/ 27. Tuesday was err at the tent days that we hiwe booms RN Nee Umit wt, mad tbo &loot lowa drooled for the oreeke. Prison Albert'. birthday seat all the ?Glean most blab, rad the wares Ter revered with gala:, aid Rh. The bead of the MA, at Hula, treat err la Or rumen to Ryda, sad played with faunae seriatim till said. The pier wet etowded by beery aid f: bias, sad whoever hob prawn I. aid retamee, roil& bar bees there, hr the ha't eel maths of the ladies rade is fury them trip jest rapped sat bra the friar of Harp tos-etert. Oh, these be (Wobble hat% ae esquttiobly tented at the eidee,with the Gerbil leather, mad the bugle drawated veilodookfiag UL the bolf mobs of Vanier, what Cll yea sot have to sweet for t We was ell our rale trader her Ryde pier, far what Bewsdlak amid be should die • bermaler ha serer theuslit he should like to be sarrled, awl errs the height eyes ef se rimy Brattier bussed se a fru breath then Warble bate, that we eseeider leer dry to held sot Oh sort refer wandag. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY AUGUST 29, 1856. 'Mt eratiti4 I EXPRESS FROM PARTS. —4-- Her Majesty sad Primes Albert, with the Primo ! (raw ova ova --4-- 031111116POSZIOTO • Rep), Prime Allred, Prisms Ante, sad the Prisoner, PARIS, Ticarwou Emma. R e ims to La S. kit Budder' Paha at Ili wirairoc n Thornly Pada journal which nadir= in any way or **Voir rater", amiss 1116 .,,.._,__1n05h or 00,40 ,...1 0 the sews gives by the Massager a Baysam of the B amm iL Th. " hi " Ilaie rr a : si th. 1 "" In " .... "i' lorwatka et a liberal Swish junta at Bayonne. the Be.. Illery flocaroor, the Hoe. O. Palm trader the leadership of M. Olosegs, is the Pays, Ilya essand Pro lon. Clarks Oriy, sad Liwatesaat Cowin. which says: Ilio Qom. sad Priam won eoadoolod to their earrirgo Soot a Pins of sows rests iholf, sad era °biota so co tboir &porton from the Frisco by tho Doke of wa- sisdows It Ski Pandas' world, wain sits 10 7 4 sad sass'' Pastas, Kilter of Um Rom ; Lord Naomi Bros% Vlar l Nobodyoborootor of Its oz-flposigh Aubsorador is Judy Cljeaberleta; sad Coksel the Rea. A. N. Had, I. Weida's. sprialMid. - I expressed yesterday sty disbelief of the news The royal whip wes emend to the Teraina of for Great Northern Railway at King'a-erms by a detashmeat of Light Cavalry. The Marshiness of Ely has nomeded Lady Chtuddl es Lady !a Waiting to the Clasen; sad the Has. Km Seymour has sunned the flea. Eng, Oatheart as Mrde of Helms la Waltiag. in the isrms, at least, of the statement of the Mee. ever. Bat I cannot adopt the reasoning al the Pays as the added. M. Ohmage, bower oak& liming his disposition may be, will. I believe, tab all rational means to oppose the terrible system of government which the O'Donnell conspirators are Sir Alas WM lib had .. iaterview with M. Beireten Lmbesehere ymetteday at the Colialmi-ofiee. Kr. Brio e.ll/lii had mho ma iatarriaw with the right haa. put tienaa. preparing for his country. My doubts Were foended upon this, that the Emperor, who ham publicly, in the iloritrwr, announced his sympathy with O'Don nell, would certainly not allow any set of Sparsity& sitting as a junta at Bayonne to plot against his pc tep4. But it may vary well to that Olosaga and his friends hare bald an important political meeting there. They mud, however, shift the mane of their opa -1 rations. HER MAJESTY'S DEPARTURE FOR BCOILLND. YORK, TIOBIDLY The royal Inn mind hem ca ranter her lbjestyl Highland reddens, at 12.60 p.n. Her Majesty, Prises Albeit„ the Primus Royal of the Primo. Lena, asespiod hi Royal snow in doe nun of the nen ; sad Co their *Sabine, the labile, who hid beta admitted to the stades to the member ef about SAVO people, reind a load sad hearty cheer, sod the bead of the 7th Ruserestrask sp the National Asthen. Her Majesty, ce nightie', was received by Gonad k betbaot, OtlNfel Sir Harry Smith, the Lord Mayor d York, H. S. Thenone, Ike., &dram of the Norte Hasten Railway, sad ethers. Her Majesty sad the Rent (keen% followed by the royal Wares, proceeded ales( the dews piatkore to the Royal Saks Rotel, anklet the loud plaudits of the spostat •n, sad whoa about half-way detrain) platform, her Majesty, espying Lady Reality among the spestaten, stepped side, sod shook heads with her la the meet melees nameer, lady Healey kneeing to naive this nark of the royal favour sad Madmen& Her Majesty, who leolvad easeelnely wdl, won a white silk leant sad a nelet•eeleand silk suede, Waned with bleak Ina. M. Bather, the Minister of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Works, made a epee& at the opening of the session of the Conseleseresl of the Pay de Dame, in whisk stow ramming a eulogy upon the foreign and domes* petley al the Emperor, he said : Darla( t►e last three yeses the deems' of provhioas has suaasted the UMW maw of t►. pow, sad this Is perhaps the ant time far esataise Sala isatery oriels has bees freatbseaams ttringsliiikasediessebreses. s tteror sa lt d esiadeat. It wail Ms seam mseeattghbs.d than formerly, they weletetead the - vitals of then &awns rvialieg w free mei, In esee which Target ez pressed la 1766, in Whitler to the tares et Limoges. The a free trade' alluded to in this speech is not , preohely that which is on the kris at t h e peewit day. Bat whether the hue trader addresses himself I to the prejudice agaiart admitting foreign sssrehan• dies into a country, or to that which goaded people to rise in rebellion bemuse a load of corn was taken from one village to another, the philosophy of t►e question is still the same, and I think that the marked adoption by the minister of the economical doctrines of Target rather than times of Gilbert is a sufficient indioadon that the French government intends to do its utmost to stir up public opinion ia support of the fretkrade policy, the inaugural= of whist, in spits of great opposition, is perhaps its best claim to the gratitude of the country and the approbation of foreign asthma. The runway statism was prehsely dowtratsd with the fags et the ankle, mad a lari• eased°. of pleats heat tha mealiest@ d Lord Leadesbeweark, his ewe the Ardt bbhar of York, Messrs. &Maw sad Bea, mad di*, Yorkshire Pidiou phital /eddy. The dews *Am was fevered wit► tkh tapestry earretiaB,l,ooo yards la kWh, far lii;essLies: Alter her Majesty bad Wend the Royal Hotel, the bead of the Rimers took up a position et the estrus's, sad 'bile the royal party wee at leasheaa, perfumed &saki:ties et the nest hddsaablo mad& The viands sad *ass gammas the towhees were of the most mitered@ ehereeter. The Was esseplel by the leseheaa did wit wooed that whisk hod beat preeeribed is the royal Yaw table, sad at aghast" Wastes peel we o'clock her Ilsiesty sad sake kit the Statism Hotel sad took their ewe to the anima As the Awes sad Frisco Albert walked along the platform with their dabbed, re newed sheers greeted then, sad before estpries We the serfage Ws Qum sad Prises Albert Amok heads with Geasesh Ws Sony Smith sad Artiathset. The bead of We Bowen played the Nat West Arabs., sad la a cow 1111111111 MB wore the teals dow y movoi ant of the statics. H. S. Thesapeee, Beg , the shakoes, sad several odor dinoteee of the North Kielera Cespeay, seesespuded her Nejeety hen Twit se Boowlek. Captela Olkita, the so ereteey sad guard swagger of the ewspeay, Wel dory of the Weis, sod Mr. Pletcher, sae of the miasma, mar lateadod W *Wag of the swim Am York. The slight improvement at the Baum of yesterday has not been sestabied. Business has again relapsed into a state of dead oda. The Rests leU llke for assoant, closing at 70. 400. For ask there was a rime db.. Credit Mobtlier was better supported than the Rena, and rase Mr. 600. The railways were generally lower, the latest weekly tiaras again showing a falling off la the receipts as compared with the correspading weak of last year. The diaLnHos in the sees of the Lyons railway was aanoensed to be 1416,000 f r., sad in °opaques°, larp solos were Waited, and quotations eloped with a fall of 176. Ka. Sir Hear, Lytton Bawer (says the Simaphoro of Idanalles), who is shamed with the mission of re. presenting England la the Moldavian Conuairdos, left oar port on Monday for Coastantinopla The Princess Madill& will shortly leave for Sha ped, where ha Imperial Highs= will inset the Qom of the Netherlands, who is her coals. (By azacrrato razatours.) EDINBURGH, TEULIDAT Emma. TM royal party arrived at as. Karma's at LK obi prossodad issalataly, la yea mulls% tbroask ski park to Holprosi. Tni ROYAL VIET To TUB Wur.—Her Majesty the geese. hearing as Mr We visit to Devasport that seven* Imadmi meads were etill Noshed for tle ample- Me of the sem &web, la MISS of being Milt by the Rev. G. W. Profiler, for the families of sailors, main* edam, sad deeklud artikers mad laleftren who reside he the dietrist of Bt. Stephen, fa that teas, eras routinely pleased to ssad 1001 se s seatrlbaties. SPAIN. MADRID, Avers: 27. The ruination of Geoseal. Bea Miguel as Ceer seeedast of the Ha'hardier. has hese accepted. The eaptial beaakaker of the Infante Dooa Amelia sad Prises Adalbert at Bavaria took place yesterday. The Priaciaa Hobassollara tad her daughters. aad the Dooms .1 Nannies Ng t►. yeethhil Duo, us at protest at Asehatinive. The Madrid Journals of the 24th do not metals any sews of importunes. The marriage ,outset of Peso Adalbert of Bavaria as& Dona Amalie, the sigoiog of which was announced yestwday, sets forth that the fortune the prison' beep her royal hooked is 7,000,000 reale (1,740,000 fr.), and that he is to allow hie pluesey to the eateat of 44,000 dories (the Scala i. 2fr. 60e.) slow. - Sir Boojeula Hall to mime an add viii to Rellioarsh. Th. Doke of Clovolaad lad Lord Make an on a vidtias tsar Is BosUu4. The Marquis and Maratioeso of Ails, with the yeethhal Zed el Camellia, cad the maga seenbees ti the ha*, an at Ayr. TI; Bight km Lard Chief Jostles Campbell and die Ham. Wm Campbell are is laverloeby, Laverersibire. ibe met el Lord Lblager. (71011 A The jo;rnals asset inform you of tbe 'fleet 'thigh has haw produced ta Spain by the manifesto of O'Deneell sad Rte Rents again' the National Guard. The absolutist and modem& pram finds nothing bat praises for the first blow which ham been streak 'pleat the mastitis and thereon of liberty. The &comrade sad progremist journals are dumb, for the Governor has gives them warning beforehand, that they timid be sappnesed if they suggested the ' slightest blame of the acts of the imminent. Fortunately, the letters of correspadente have sniped hitherto the Madrid censorship, and the free press of England will make known to Europe the polities' result of this measure. What we have to say about it is this—that it is a very signal blunder. The Nation! Guard we composed partly of rich and sennevative bowrimit, partly of the people of the middle slums, who were generally on the Prcirmelat side, and partly it was calmed of workmen who were advanced Programists or Demo. teats. The Osenervatives, who were hostile to the inatitstioe !manes of the Mises of the (service and the danger to whisk It exposed them, would have be held the seppressioe of it with pleasure, bat they do not like to hear it said that they have timidly yielded to the exigencies of the turbulent testis.. The pre greedets of every shade will never forgive Ries Roses for his invective spited their interference in political affairs. I used not tell you what is the foaling of the working clause. Yon will obese,* that even those are diesentested ter whose aivaetage the mann was &signal; and here you have a complete view of the relative situations of 'Willed parties. O'Doenell and Rasa an so logger bops to rally atoned them any more than the smallest minority of the hymnist supporta§ of government, sad the soatest will break oat openly between the Dentonsts sad *oda en one side, sad the Absolutists it Pelages cm the Other. ___ Right Sac ills Marquis el Dal n otd•, LT., ins onerser•Chasrsi of I•W, •teea}•aw by On Leaks Seamy. lies •nhet M ib Queen's Mast Gans* Lisa Bilistas i• at want essidlas •t Egliataa. Tina. Lard Malian's* win is sow • nidebipnas is tin royal a•.e, ins antral •e Ms sin* ea isan of •taeaw ter • sbere paw. Asicar the meat arrivals at Douglas' Rotel, Idiebotats, have bees the Zed of Couterbuy. the Mal of Cleastry. Lad sad Lady Rathatoe, Lay Wilton Port, Coat do Maaslt, the Has. Ma Yak Has. Mr. sad Lady Euthi /TIMM, sad Lady Merrisea. ROY AL Testarday this institution, which was establiehni in 1640 Pr the sate If stable*, lamed omnibus of the tab., I sad all ether debnebbe, held lb gen** Wieldy awl of prusets, is the bend-rem of she sew heopitml, 314, Onfeed-etreet ; QOARLII BARRIS, Ent., Viee-Preddeak is the ebbs. The pmeal reran was read sad adapted. It Meta that the somber of palliate sew is the weeds was 36; aaabee of Wiest. seleittasi duly; the betkrees. 11l ; Wei ea leagues ever the geosedian Wilmer of 136. Tsai amber of plants adaitted Masi the Int opals( ef the hospital, 19,007. TM Saretary essesseed the Neely* el a baths: payment ef 10411. Ss. ea eseeeet of the leper bb quetbei le the hoopla' by the late Mks Au Monroe. &moral Memel denatioaa have else hoes added le the full slab As dermal opeatag of the aew premise by Pala* Albert, imbed* the inn of 1001. bent the gam mad the Prbies The based essfaned by the MOW are bate oessiderably eatended, and lb fonds beepiedis bus sat is pope:Um to the slater made apes thee. 'llly heavy wpm* have bets Wawa la the pm** mad el the new and bay eembedless yreatient, fig detteylas whit& the enumitteo satiny depend ayes the Illreetlty of the pa** The preesedisio dent with a stie of *asks le the charm& In the provinces, the dimatirfaction amass still hips proportion. Lot bat two as three mere sash preambles es that be published by the goverment, end popular opinion will then mutton ibmit in snit a startling manner that there will be no Amass pos -1 ability of minadentandieg the real direction which public mind in Spain is taking. There is little news bum the provisoes. TM nasty which prevails then is eztrems. Pnblie wens Ms Wag organised, bat the unemployed Made are sosemerese, that them weeks are bat a very Mee& lint palliative of the evil. At Oassree, for inetasco, them an three thousand workmen employed by the authorities of the peeving, and men than three then mad °then who lays no work to dq are Initial seta the *oedema werbasper eau be spewed to dm: The poke of sera is at Ise.* ditatehliklig t , mantes are everywhere dies with en Ass wits aro (silty alba* in thrrelll7 et t h d l Ima• • a t:ii, FUNERAL OF THE LATE EARL OF The tr•sias •[ the kte seri arrived at Alba at Gleba Vete& le Shp maim of the 21a, ►y • sposiel web hen Llvieposi, sad vets lasediately wand has the statics by • Wm width wet wattles fer that wpm. Hle ladohteo remiso wore to•eeped to the Costle Curet, where t►ey be ma Teesdey, ahem they were earfseed to Mir Iset reel•( plea, papered oa the bath lib of the altar. At as only boar the ehmeh bens, deeply maid, eau meated a WOWS pal, whit& was soatiased at lateen!' daring the early part of the day. Tram tea isle& to the ►ear of lotuses' mamma pmem, the pates put of whom were reeyeetahly Mired la mearidafi, coatlaud to arrive, se that before dives Vika, t►e boar emulated he the eematimeemeat of the famed senior, the chapel was se densely fined that natty parties woes amble to pia edsimita, sad wore obliged to mask emstde. The *bete of the laterite of t►e awl was loomed with bleak Meth, added tato plash by broad direr beadles. Oa Me frost of the pulpit, aim towered with Meek de*, was the ese■tdsos of the deemeed, la a frame of saver. Aa amide' AM& with two babas nu rse% summated by a etweatt, la a ether frame, onameatod mak of the peace la the awl Frew the Melt wee me pouted a Wait drapery, with unlit twist Notted, as whir* wee lattelbed la Me algae mot ma." _ . The eel. Tr *owl e lofty bier within the theseel. sad teemed with • splendid pall d blink sad mimes vet, Small *ilea lila Seed Mir, with she ante of the wt. sod divided diegeeelly with tb• meths of 0 Peat reseess- Or," welted is leases of moles geld. TM meset of the deemed sobiestes wee pissed as the odds, reeds, ea • MMUS velvet asehles hissed with gold. Oa es& side vise three kw seadelebre, eta taigas asmeoss was seadies, sad sis immense was sesdhis la sesesive stesile, were pisesd as she mess is* seelluely ewer the sesstaery, which wee 111110 ninth Med. • eheadeliss. NW with was tights. vse easpesded la the agates el the shape'. eat 'FINIS the whole were HAW .p, daylight bele. strefol/y eselsied. the sleet predated we of the most seisms parker. At eines Veloolt the Sim Dr. Whiter, the Rev. M. 0. Salem, deans, sad W ley. J. P. Wells& 'glebes.% AWN *seisms maks, the mares... beteg &es Y hasstifel herfarey by the chefs. The poll wee then reneged, illipleyiag the Whs. sespeed with seisms velvet. seasteestsd with arsieriel Anion Addy worked la melee geld, end it wee thew deposited Is the yeah t topped foe ite temples es the math side el the alter. At the beet el the was yes Mn. Hibbs* seem el or sbo hoe mei. end • side seats wits Lilly Ainslie de Trafford, u Weld?, eldest aloe Lady Otryadellse Talbot, his lerdebitee awed alstur, Cassia Was/tares allbsrt. lir Respbery de 'begird, the Duke et Derrelk, sad Lewd Alward liewerti. There sew else yeeeest le the Awed M. Sal mat Dellaele, see et the We sorPs woe. tees. J. Willes., i.q , Mr. Z. W. Pmts, Dr. Orewierd, the Vary DAT. Dn. Meek. Smith. amid Rah t the i.e. Deese Jesse. the Bove. 11. lisltssee, 3. Olelliess. P. lielkird, 1L Parse, P. Power! Team Jlepheel sod Depdead, ITt is Adel beet Hs Wield ezesbalies et the Ikeelbee eel Isseeild &aim by a reamment Ir spew dB be mae sent week end that Ins Mae en be 'polite pond teas ti tie Midis et nest med. THE ROYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE acutrcut, VIRAL BXEIBITION. PWTON, The ennui exhibition el the stock, rouse, mad a/ennead hapleneet% leek plan to day to two lisp Saida at Psaweethan, neat In nibs hen Prestos. Tin day was esendieoly maptepitiem% the tan Ansonia, to tweets drat within letenthale% The attemdeen ttat afb vas very antereas, sad anemia Wen ea the anon van Lad etealey, 31.1%, lb. J. Heyweed. M.P.. (Mean Whoa Pane% 111. P.. &a, £5. _ _ _ The oitillitioe, la ..q Igor etoet. ;reuse et the moot aimed,. that boa ever bees WY dam the soielaidonset et ..ally. The illoeley et Ike steak was 4WN hodt to quality sad the amber el the "wam oehlhilei. The edleothit et belti Too owe el the Meld that ome ow teat at ea ogrieettarel skew, see swept lb. eddliboo rola the NW of lialsenes. the list it Deng, LieetAeload Townley, M.. lba TM *.Maw. UMW IMO ewe* bete esibouipee sad et oho boot eon* The arm of Neel o ak serfeeigosel hapientato, mad roolloy, wee eise wq Lori Or 7 1 pails al the iimrlo.lolog. 1 • ; ITALY. PIEDMONT. A letter from Genoa of the 24th, in the Cblsseitst tiotasel, says :—" The last detachment of the Anglo- Italian Legion has arrived from Malta. The go- vernment has neglected no precaution to prevent those men, when disbanded, from falling into the hands of revolutionary enrollers. They are landed at the enclosure of the lazaretto, and are then taken to the railway and sent off to their respective desti nations. On the let of next month three camps for the soldiers on leave of absence are to be formed— one at Chambery, the other at Ville Franchs, aer• Nice, and the third at San Maurizio. The last-named camp will be the most extensive. Several atom of the French artillery visited this city yesterday. They had come from Constantinople by the Saone stoup corvette, which, from stress of weather, we' obligcd to put into the Bay of Bonsfins." The Marquises - 11ton° di Veva, the chargé d'affairts of the King of Sardinia at Vienna, hes just strived at Turin. LOMBARDY. " The mission of Baron de Bach to Milan," says toe Cluestasstionnel, appears to be twofold; first, to ascertain whether the state of public opinion is suf ficiently satisfactory for the establishment of the re presentative system, called the provincial congrega- Close, and at the same time to satisfy himself as to whether the /Act of that measure on the p3ople will be each that the Emperor Francis Joseph would be well received in the Lombardo-Venetien kingdom, which he has an idea of visiting." TUSCANY. TOO Grand Doke of Tummy bas, by a deems of the 16th, authorised the oonoession of a nilway line from Florence to the Papal Irontier through Averso, to the Marquis de Flom, who engages to execute the work at his own risk and expense. ROMAN STAIRS. A letter from Rome of the 19th, in the Isdepen• dance Ilege, oortlrms the intelligence that several tosses of the Papal states have threatened to suspend the payment of taxes, and adds tt -A the Municipal Conseil of Frail has followed thi example of Bologas, Ravenna, and Ancona, and has petitioned the wan ment to put an end to the Austrian occupatior. A letter from Odessa of the 14th, in the Pays, natal that NM UMW, colonel of enginem.i, end one of the three commissioners charged to deliver op Bars to the Turkish authorities, had arrived in that town after having accomplished his minion. On the same day a Turkish steam corvette arrived at Odessa to take on board several Amin and soldiers of the Turkish army who had remained sick in the depot at Ekaterinoslav, but are now quite recovered. At the above date the weather wan very variable at Odense. A letter from Simpheropol states that all the Rea• sian troops have now evacuated the Crimes, with the exception of a very small garrison at Sebastopol, and a few gendermee and Cossacks at the other Es'nts which had been occupied by the Allis s. A letter from Odesea of the 10th, in the Boterstel Gauge*, says :—" The Tartars of Bimpherop3l and of the neighbourhood rens to work for landowners, or exact snob high wages that it is impossible to grant them. The crops are consequently Furishing in the fields for want of reapers." PRUSSIA. A letter from Berlin, of the 26th, in the Cologne Gazette, says The report which hubs= current that the government intends to fortify Berlin is own pistol; unfounded, but, on the other hand, it is in con templation to strengthen the works of defence which already exist at Spandau. : , A letter from the Prefect of Police of Neaplia (Greece), addressed to the Espinosa of Athens, °noisily denies the statement published by the Lon don journals to the effect that Lord Palmerston had been burnt in effigy in Neaplia during the festivals. A band of brigands lately entered ',spied, In Macedonia, and took away into captivity the school master of the place with all his scholars ; the bri. pads have demanded a ransom of 600,000 pint's& NEW BANS AT TRIESTE. A lotter from Triode, is the Augsburg Gaza*, 'states that steps bays been takes to establish a bank t►ere with a capital of ten minima of flocks divided into 20,000 obese, of 600 dories sash. (The Boris is 1 2fr. On) IMPEACHMENT OF IL VON SCHEEL. (MOM ODA OWX 001111110111D1111T.) KIEL, Acorn 26. At the present moment, when political events of , guest importance have become somewhat rare, it ay be interesting to you to know that the - Logs which, in January lest, the Diet of this oehy at , huhu resolved to adopt against M. von Scheel, the minister of Holstein, as well u Minister for Foreign Affairs in Denmark, were this day, after several adjoaramenta brought forward in the High Court of Appeal in this town. They had created mach in terest throughout the duchy, and before the hour fiza d for the sittin of the court a considerable crowd had and as soon as the doors were opened thei perdu of the hall set aside for the radiuses wee esuigistely filled. The number who obtained admimista might be about 260, but Se there were no mats eitsuM tar the judges and counsel, for whose amege two-thirds of the whole cham bers were elletted, there was little comfort for the ipotatere. There was no knob for the judges, bat they took *dr pima at a large table, and es they were dreamed in embroidered uniform and wore swords, it had little of the appearance of a judicial tribunal. The counsel had no professional costume, and there war only one of these on each aide: U. Frederick as the accuse, end Mr. Bargain, for the accused, who VW not present, but who was permit tad to appear by his advcoate. M. Frederick who spoke for upwards of two hours, dilated upoo . esch of the grounds of the uncoostitu. dual acts with which the minister was charged—the arbitrary removal of judges, the appointment of un qualified persons to Aces of importance, the oompul wry measures sa to the Danieh ourreney, & c . t and having, in a clear and modem manner, cited all his authorities and the widows be could ddere in sup port of the written pleadings which had been lodged, he confidently anticipated a favourable judgment on behalf of the Diet, for whom he appeared, and such as would mare to the Duchies in future all the be nefits of esnetitatismal government. M. largem. on Malt of the accused, entered into same kawy aeguments as to the oompetency of the aosunerete posed with the cause in Gout, bet,' setting these es premoded to combat with math seatewell the ammo* of his opponent. M. Nativist mid, sad at the departure of the poet Mr. lawn Md, seemlier to the premise ben, temmeeed lds reirdeilerl bat it is set =pasted that say judgment will be preseeneed for some days. Metter from Augsburg ot the 24th nye :--" The Sham of Odueaeobs Oesat W Petle, the D.b. of Chu nos sea seite strived leste *le mein by the LW** I train mg we staying at the' O.W. °wee_ They Ism I wets te4Berrew misieleg Loft baths et ftetbehers is THE EARTHQUAKE AT ALGIERS. The following letter, published by the Sonaphore of Marseilles, contains some interesting particulars of the late earthquake at Algiers. A few slight shocks were oleo felt on the European cast, wipa dully about Nice. PHILIPPEVILLB, Aro. V. Last Thanday night a vi.lent shock et euthqsake, which lasted for thirty or forty seconds, etrack the popula tion of this place with terror. It was about half-put tea o'clock. Time was a performance at tbe theatre that evening, and at the first shaking, the sodium, seized with the great est fright, began to leave the theatre. Thenight issued over with only HMO alight oscillations; bet cut day, at twenty minutes before noon (the ;peat sleek of the hospital is still minding at that hoar). a new isommotion, more violent than that of the preeeding isysnieg, was felt. Happily it did not last long; but every one harried to quit his dwsllieg holm, and the public plates ware in as instant covered with distressed women and astonished mtn. The most exaggerated rumours began to be spread about, and already the people biked ad no Ism than the downfall of entire streets at ono* ; bat when quiet was restored we had the gratification to lemma that the mischief, though it was really very groat, was much leas micas than had been feared, Many of the house had been marked, others had bad all their interior partitions thrown down, and is short the damages sustained were very numerou. At °rims two magnifloisat buildiogs, worth 100,700 f. or 160,000 E, wells shatte►ed. There is a rumour of mural hums on the hill having ban demolished, bat as yet we bare no detels about that. On Friday afternoon some little movement' were again felt, and the people expected with groat uneasiness, the coming on of the night. A violent commotion was apprt • bonded, and consequently a horrible catastrophe, for it was very certain that a renewal of the earthquake would cave the fall of a greet many house,. . . . Te provide for what might happen, the authorities pub lished a notice, desiring the inhabitants not to pass the eight la their house. and they distributed among the people es many tents as could be prepared. The hospi tele and the barracks were both suet d. The offices of the local functionaries, the police, the eons prefecture, and the enb-cilvialee, were removed to open-air encampments. All the people ley down in the public places, awaiting with =ie. glad anxiety and alum the rising of the moos. At eleven o'clock every eye was turned towards that lualaary, the appearance of which might bring:them such great misfortunes ; they looked to see the houses crumble, the earth open beneeth them*, and the terrible re membrenee of the disasters of Guadeloupe and Hecate& pre. seated itself before every wird. Bat, thanks to heaven, the night was favourable ; some slight shocks, indeed, were spoken of, but they had no dims trout effect, and indeed they were not perceived by all. Amongst the buildings which base suffered most we may named the Hotel of the Commandent, which his been say much damaged ; the pediment of the church clock tower has fallen down with the cornice beneath It, and the steeple itself is completely shattered. New, after two days and nights of anguish and painful emotiots, we feel cola ones more ; the weather is refresh tag, and It raise. We hope this dreadful trial is over, and every one is returning to his home. We are happy to be able to elate that so lose of Hie is known to have occurred. The telegraph informs us that Constantine and Boa& have experienced shocks, but without much damage. Some extraordinary ph enomena have been observed. On the road from Pitilippeville to Constantin, the earth has bees torn into crevice& In several plum, and from 0115 of them there was a discharge of w.ter to the height of one metre and a half, but a moment afterwude this was batted in mad, which lay two metres thick. BRADFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The miscellaneous concert of Tuesday evening was sot ably so well attended u the soared performance of that morning, and there was a Sian*r shortcoming on Weekw day morning, notwitistanding the curiosity excited by the announcement of Costa's RR, performed for the first time n Yorkshire. This unfavourable effect was partly issued by tha bad weather, bat wily also by the seals of Ors of admission, which is complained of aa being iojedisiouly high, and beyond the means of tradespeople and inhabitants of the town, who otherwise would have contributed to the support of the festival. The ;Informer of Tardily evening, though containing little to suite the biases concert-goers of the metropolis, was expellant, and well calculated for the gratification of • tasteful sad intelligent provincial audience. The first part of the concert began with lefosart's Symphony in 0 Mincer s admirably played and heartily applauded. MiasSberringto• sang, as are, • French song, Haleity's Bocages which ehs executed brilliantly. We have repeatedly had erasion to nodes this clever young lady's love of display end predilection for the French schooL "Cul roee peon li," 'denied as it lA, nosived fresh chums from her inimitable vocaliestioc; and Clara Novelle pa forth all her powers in Weber's famous song frees Canso, Ocean, thou mighty monster." A most brilliant performance of the overture to the Oases Ladino closed the diet part. The second was occupied by • new cantata entitled Robin flood, composed by Mr. J. L. Hatton. It consists of onse panages in the life of the outlaw of Sher wood thrown into a dramatic form, the Derseneges being Robin Hood, Maid Marian, Little John, and the Bishop. The mule, exiseediegly well sung by Sims Reeves, Mist Milner, Mr. Wino, and Mr. Weise, is very animated, with that agreeable old Beglish throw which in fogad in some of Mr. Hatton's admirable ballads. It was completely successful. Use third part—for thorn wre three, and the concert was oonsequently too long—. included Cisneros'', famous trio in the Neriesessio Song*. nog in perfection by Madame Clara Novelle, Madame Were., and Madame Vie•dot ; the Beale to the Sotem•sa• b•ta, sung with remarkable brilliancy by Madame Violists the Tyrolienee from Baty, In quote sempliee," width Aired has made her own by her ineomp table executlim the fine old madrigal, "Down in a flowery vale;' and Cherabini's splendid couture to Anacreon, which Urea. noted the racer. _ Cost►'s B 4 was performed planet as magnificently as CO the occasion of in Int prodanion at Birmingham this time twelve months. The principal solo pinto' were sustained by Madame Clara Novella, Madame Vierclot, Mr. Sion NOT% Hen Formes, Mr. Vein, sad Mr. Montano Smith. Resin as venal, round the enthasiana of the audience by the trot denial sunny of his Philnr.ino waracmg, which was velar manly :mond. The beautiful unaccompasied quartet. snag by Madame Novelle, Madame Viardot, Mr. aeons. end Hen Forenames also re.demsaded and repeated. The whole performsnee wee most effective; and, at its stonalu don, the composer was amend with reiterated bursts of applause. Thus wu ao concert oa Wednesday evening. Teetotal atorniag t►e orstorio wu The Messiah, and the expelled appeasseos of P.coolomial In the evening was suiting great cariosity. LORD PALMERSTON AND THE MANCHESTER Mt. CRAMS' ININTITOTION —The Manchester Examiner wed riftla 1/1601111011 that Sit Bfrj 110fil Heywood postman resalvad • letter from his lordship, rconestiag him to Impress to the directors of the Mechanics' Institution his greag regret that the filiation which has recently fallen upon him, in the death of bis brother (S r Willtao Tor pie), will prevent him from being present at the opening of the new building. In Ms note to Sir Benjamin, Lord Pslntinstos gave expression to his hops of being able to snit Illeasheetor en some Inhere erressies. ACCIDENT TO THE MARCHIONESS OF LONDON* DSSAT.—TOG Marchionese of Lindonderry and ber son. Lord Adolthae Tempest, of the Sooui Fusilier Holed& (who boa neatly arrived from the Crimes), leaded at Caralough at Friday, from the Clyde, amid tba load cheers of the demo woad that lined the piers sad quays. The mershiosem promsded with her agent, Mr. WILIKM, to inspect the ha promenade sad lb* new town-bell, completed wpm her lid whit to Ireland. after which she left for Myron TOW/4 amid the renewed acclamations of the crowd. We (B,(fild Nem- Leiser) Wen sorry CO hear that ber ladyship ast with • meet serious scold eat oa a railway in Scotland on Thaw day, which might have been attended with disesteems coa sequeuess. While proceeding in a special Into, which had bees engaged for herself sod her retinue, the Haig, when at full speed, owls, to the COMMONS of the engine driver s who did not observe • red flag boil ed es a signal of doom, climbed into a goods Hula which was shunting a the The collision less frightful, the waggons of the goods train being literally torn to pee.., but providentially it wee so- Mended with lased lire. The marchioness was not hart, bet Lord Adolphus Tempest sad Mr. Stows.t. who Were 42 the mum carriage with nes, were so much outlined as to beams immediately insensible. Several of the arrvants were elm severely Moaned, bat so aldose iojory was inflated by lap penes. Several vans OfotglotoF bar ladyship's lame !{4 which wen immediately behind the Niglio, were al up ea emit other, sad her ladyship's carriages, which M. land ea track., were meal Waned. The engine-drirea leaped of immediately before the collision tdok plan, sad salmealosely amps& saber,. A sorrespoadent at S ou thampton save :—" Artist. bays boss bogy here sheablep portraits of the various man sad the splendid dares of the prisms d Osde sad shish, sad the Olestrated j le will he able for Roses 00 SIM 0) petit, their seeders with repraistatiess og this dagibi ir .