The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-23 00:00:00

T HE DAILY NEWS: LONT ON MORNING PAPER, oho onsuradoloapol AL Tbe Loading Wend Journal, no adman of Q OM Gamins sad of all mood reform, In Me chant aad mho of Ito morns eaws—M he 11(eIntif of Ns us report,. sad la tho mead meroaatdo and monarch& IsionssiNsk eses•usJ ,U the My, !Ohm, and plos.lin utigathi mis , I . noormood. lid bUREIUN NERO IR RELIABLE AND INIPILIITIAL. A. e mioded, wty report of shipping in to. Luisa Bur is sessilsol to it ti eon WI L YOL sod II &MAIDS TU DAILY XINING WONT. ITof prism EXCLCJO 4. IIIIA . OIIIIINSITI ADYIZTUNDIENTL It Is *twily 04 IMMO ?MON IV Mee 0 ....2 . ...tid0 "a" "'la St" =: 114 " i=sra and nib tabar", INN • psitlo Ism._ To esmirs at No or amuse It to Inehm; ac at do sash 14011111. .R. Il r e id sly be la by sysslos pat " t Ws% rraallforabb tbs •"'". ege= bes Is NWT Nas par stays. ps64 IS MIMS, seftr. DAELT NEWS FORWARDED to the COUR TRT tv IVES INO POW! at 19. ed p qr.. Pirtmet ls O vum 1, JOHN MADDOX. IQ, Upper Anerirelreele RePerrirm &yearns, ame News *mei. WEB PUBLIC sad the TRADE Sr mended that goy ma be SUPPLIED i w at ISILPILMIR. by bell pot 4. at J. (111114)11r ublirtr. tillee. S. linever.4 -st 6 eet. Prszd-eercet o P . Paidlleoss. DAILY NKWS LENT TO BEAD, ft. 8 am. mill 3 p at Is. w pf . : o r FL :4 ,rit l arter leefm effeseei. al Sp:. for 34. tor iv, ; by Hr. WM.. INAS. Sore Anat. U. musk THE EEPRE3B.--The PUBLIC sad TRADE SVPPLIED may allemewietzt esi Aver ki p & ermis; 11.4..11er. guad N. JULY MINN KTPLIIIM sad LSI? ,fit, by Stationing's. ete expreoo. teertirmaents tailed IN one L;preia. " Lase. Swift paps% met be at tin Oen. IN Bameris•atraat. by Tote "lea as tbe du at patbiasa. KATMAI/FF. Tv Paine, WILD OATS. Mass. Nordsek Compb. Illeeiwees. sad Mineable ; Ww Ord, THE MI OF LW. DALOSIA. The W Dmene.—Tlll LITTLI Xis P. Ysis.—Lod TUN GALICIAN FIT& The Ilpsalmb Dump FlUKCillill. Tram liming% A lIIDAVYNLIUt MOWS DIMAS. ABA MAU°. Mr. sad Mr*. C. Iwo. IMCLOW. Tiro busersoe, SELPHIOOII.. M. sad NIL O. Dillea.—THl !Mil MUM ILTEEItts. Mr. C. Mlles sad Mtn Weelased—AM a BALLET frcm the burlesque cd the WlatseeTala. SU PIET. Two rvcruge, MED. Mann. Crenwlek, terplierd. mad Petty NW ddles.-1137 FILLIA FAMILY.-111 QOM FAILILY. Vliddigoonl-7 , 4CJVISS 701 THII7. STANDARD. Ti.o Immo, ISZ LADY OP LYONS. Yr. Jaws Abe: Ws neal►T. - A 54 THE RENT DAY. Mom PA, nom, ■.r- Orat, Daum. DudAy, out Bliword ; NY. Z. Terri, Mrs. Harem HIGH WATIVA AT Tin DAT—ltarislaff. 10b. I Temsoasow—llorwhia ilk. II 5ii.741m. Ilk. Ika. LONDON, THURBD.dY, 00701181 33. SUBJECTS of discussion 11611 M to KMr with the ma eons. Until changes are effected—until reforms are so. complished—it la the duty of the lout isalist to keep them before the eyes of the public, to tepid again and again the arguments in favour of the proposed inaprovemeat, with fresh illustrations if possible, end to answer nab objections as we to carry most weight with them. If the fashion of the world prevenb se tram borate, abuses with one single blow, let sa iodide the slower, but not less certain, proms of the dropping water, whose pertinacious teach hollows eau the "eras Lath, dint." We ere again on the eve of Term; the lawyers are harrying back from their sea-side reveries, thrift Paris • pieties, or sporting idles:ego The Tespiehmaim le sesame its look of monotonous activity, and poi ment.faced creatures, armed with dull-lashing papa; begin to people its deserted walks. The Judges are no doubt, beginning to r sub their eyes as they awalen out of their vacation slumbers. And youths shoat the age of discretion an busy searebisa for lodr imp, where in the foggy November evenings their anxious parents at home pieta, them coating up the lessee of their new Bucovina', or mastering the enigmas of FLAWS% Contingent Remainders. Is a Sew days, in short, the Courts will be sitting, the barristers' chambers will be open, and the legal professors will have resumed their taxation& Nor should we forget that this also is diesels= at which the Beard of Examiners for the minded= of attor neys sad solicitors holds its inlet's; and, if we are rightly informed, the appettaching examination pre sents features of peculiar interest. foe we andenteed that some sort of certificates of merit are to be awarded, to that the able sod dill/sat studied may entitle himself, not only to a masses of sompeteasy, bet to a certificate of having passed with &Wis dom. In other verde, the Law Institution sesame to ban taken the first step towards the iatrodnotion of a dem list into their axtuniaatics. Thin sorely. is in the right dinettes, sad we have no doubt that it will stimulate young students to renewed activity. We wish we could dement any sips of a similar sort is the Beechen of the Inns of Court. As yet, there is so examination imperatively required of say seadidate for the degree of a barrister. Laotians are established, prizes are offered, eertifluetes of merit are rooted; bat it is quite possible, and indeed it is the usual practice, to call men to the Bar without applying any test foe the pupae of ascertaining whether they know ' the messing even of the term " Isesimpis.' It JUNe► taialy extremely difficult to understand this pulls% Of old it certainly was not so; indeed, the very lean rill followed at Lincoln's-tan show that ezemistleo was a reality. Nor is the English plea of yourself into a lawyer samedosed by the pea::: spy nation on the face of the earth—say, ass la this anomalous country of ems. then fe sedan whatever analogous to @ashen abeardity is any tithe other leaned prolusions. Zealand sad Ireland enjoy the distinction of posesseisa swept the body ef lawyers a alexia elms who have toadied their tide of lawyer through their bellies. Now there are tee favourite arguments in defuses of this state of thin, whisk are by some deemed unanswerable. In the first plaoe, it is said to be of immeshes impart. altos that there should be the sena of arastry redeems most the law students. They give seek a rede em-like tone to the profession. They ease NOW times to the chambers of their tutor fa the Temple ; and although they prefer discussing the merits of the newest actress to the newest sass is the Queen's Beach, still they throw an sir of reflassent over the mealy mesotony and vulgar nerrowases of the tutor's chambers. Then they go down to the @Pastry. They meet, perhaps. as Qaartse dons diallers the very man whom they sew chamber', and who are now the imams of the Sesames bee. They have some POSIONIIIM in common with them. Though these qualm stn. dents—sow become Patio's of the pease—ilen't know any law, still they have imbibed scatatidna of the legal mode of looking at a quad= i end at all events they are disposed to regard with emastaing like toleration the man who ewes kis bread by everyday week. Now all this is surely a tissue of garrulous imbecility. It is the argamma, am et country gentlemen, bat of the Benham of Om Inas of Court. Their secret resod far halal* admiseioes to the Ber is shrewdly snspested Os lq tali any philosophic desire to eacoange idleyenegegiin to booms legal Pont* but the lemewbat less laf desire to harems their leads by the lees dessesgal tf those on their books. So far are the sielarity deem*, gentlemen from adopting the pawns fallsey gem vended by these sordid sages, that we have meson to r THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1856. THB CHURCH. II .ND . The Bev. B. Abbot, 8.A., to the &Met el Obrht eh/Rehr 'Pisa Rev. J. Collyas, tithe Porpoise% Oefoep of Kuban. bd.teD•mar. Rev. I. L. Davits, KA., to the ReMedy of Obalet Chards. Masplebese. The Rev. G. Janainjp, DA., to the Peepstaal try. of Thorne. Yerkehlre. Patron. the Rea. IL A. Comentry. The Rey. Ciro Merrell, M.A., to the= of North Lsieh, Oxfordshire. Perms, the LeadChaaselir. The Rev. T. B. Simpson, to the raistul Caney of Beet Teignatontli. The Rev. B. L. S. Stanhope, to the VMense of Bedaub Herefordebim. Potreo, the Babe. ot The Rev. I. R. ile me. to the Perpetual Caney of Nether's', Dem. Pains, Mr T. D. ArdemL-Beet. The Rev. W. 0. Tripp, to the Re_ of Lennerldpb, Devon. Patna., the Governors of teit Charity. The Rev. 0. C. Tamer, to the liestory of Bt. Mary Malan, Butes. Petrone, the Dien mad Chapter. The Rev. H. R. Wyatt, KA., to Malty Chapel, Brigham. TEE CRIMEAN BANQUET. DUBLIN, WIDIIIESD•T Emma. This kopexpeeted Wheel tribute to the bravery of the Crimea troop took plats this day, wad It it eine late mess the awsoastradow with white the silliest fellows who served their Neatly is the late war wore wel sowed es their rebus hese, it has widely repaid by its OW sad spleadesr the daisy is the preparations. It is Jest to his Iheeliesey the Eesi of Carlisle to state that the basest was °dewily 'assailed by bier bat it is also j - et to the calms of Dahlia le say that t he suggestion of their molar viceroy was at airs Ulm op suss medially . . bp thew cad earned eat -la • naaaua Oat does bosom to their spirited ael goesewas beagbality. The total amber of gusts at the baps% dleithsaduersted with Crimea medals, wen 1,100 asa-sseudedsall allure sad privates. 60 May elbow aliens, sad must. 60 mend pessimism 20 Pedasaler lad Lelia atones, 60 ourgabalare, 26 ussegused, fi eastropelitaa polies, 1 Lead freaport Badge. The troops took their plass at a eldater to oar Oka, the beads staked la the gallery delldeg up dulag the time "The Bust Boa el Old 1 18 11 111 "-" 4111 the head table, bade his lliodleacy sad rte Lsai Haw, were the Led Obsaulkw, the Cosuseadeo tho *sea, the admirals be sounaed of the easel slab= ti Wad, peen who were seetbsse Si die sonadttes, the Chief ikentary for belied. the Hader flearetary fee In laid. the Preasth Goad, es. • table was 'molded for the dims la charge of the troops, about 120 la number. • table was also provided be abed 60 Fatima of the pan The gassy ausasodated about 1,200,tke dial aura- Ur puma% ia the Baaquttlethell beleg about 6,000. The Lord Maya sad sowpsay being seated, slime, was residua by a Amish of tosapets boa site Utopian plated behied the dab, sad pees was said. His Bzeoliseey the Lord-Liatesaat was aura oaths eleatioalle ou praidiag. Ha said that fa eke Qusea's mat be inland her Ise mops. He was proud to see bane bin the nee who breasted the steep elopes of Ala*, dashed, slag the fatal kin of /Waters, sad held the blood-red' heights of Inhuman. He was proud to tea the nes who, bad dated sad survived so utak sad who were all ready to die oa the field of battle. The Irish people that day wetland then with true Irish hospholity. English, Seetels, sad Irish, be all equally wetland to that board. In woolasitn he would say—nay God bless then all. The Lows Maros pawed the fist toast, "Her Ma jesty the Gann." Bead—" God save the Qua." The Loan Metros proposed the second toed, " His Be ulna the Lord Lanese% sad ;asperity to Inland." Bead—" 84. Fairish's Day." His laselleasy the Loma LIZITINAXT, ea rids. to n and to the toast, was resolved with seek dadialis sheen hue all parts of the kill that several abates elautibdiet he we, tabled to mamas, his address. At Iwally sew pasative milieu having bean obtained, his X.._ ..y pro seeded with his speeds, but was sly able to nabs kissed heard by robing his yobs to the highest possible pita. lie said—Soldiers of the Crimea. ay wish sow is sot to speak bag, but loud. (Chaos.) I wish that every eta I see before as Gould hoar tee say how proud I feel to be oat of them this day. (Lad asses.) la the plass I ill I have a right to toll you is the ads d the good Qua I serve, that her flu troops are weleous. (Applause.) I have the right to toll you la the sane of the Isisk people, that they love brave ma (nheataat sheer)—that they know that you, cue sad all, have fight, sad toiled, sad bled, mad would have died at your poste, ad a they have wished thb day to fill your asps to the brims, sad to give yea the fat of the laad(disers). Net ter the wank el the Wag, mot fa the sake of gorgiag you with food, are fee the nth of sae short bar, but to shaw l yea sad those who will due slier you, sad who saes day will sunk under the eau lap that your soutry nem, sad year sosalrywenua too, all wish to thaak you for what you lath dose, ;ad thew yea that they rsateraber yea still la paw, whsa the Ala of war Is ever, sad that they will toast yea at thole feasts and bless yea la their payers. (Hier, her, sad sham) We are threw. apes Irish mead, sad leaked hes a right to give a velem* se heroes, because she has seat forth may to nay rode la year maks. (Cheers.) Bat Irish hospitality is see stinted to her owa &Una —as It was set asked, vim the elan anus leadat he your &arse, whether it had nod et the Baellsb, Staab, or Irish asesat—es It was ath Wad, when the red blood flowed he the UM oe is the heath, whether the wane tide gaged from Eaglish, &eta, or Irish velae—(lead obese)—sad awe tc-day yea are seated side by side at the sane beard, medicos used ao ether passport bat the bright nodal whisk slows apes year Ea* loathe (load sad throated sheathes). It is ladeed a deep ethos of thuldalawis to see yea he, • thus—yret, who have breathed the steep slopes of the Alas& —yes who have dashed slew the Mel pew of Balsklave —yes w►o have held the hhnd•nd heights of lakansaa— yes who him survived the saluted trash, the shuttering tempest, sad the dewily hospital. (Rear, hear, sad sheen.) It lea wetter of lisp mated, to see you thus ender • roof of pea's, tad balsa a beard of plenty. (Hoar, bear, mad laud shout) I know wall, ay friends, that year streagth sad year bleed would be *gala gives to your anew, if your senate, should nquirs than of yes eget.. Bat I amiably trust that it will be so ordered that thew laws I sew see lighted up with oath ea Mans glow, will saver spin be darkesed by a !rows apes es sassy—(bar sad okeen)—but stay emir bees with geed will towards' your fellow-nee, and gratitaie to year God. (Chien.) I have sow only to edd that Is lay habil, whim • Lad- Lieutoseat, awe say War 'snow, um had hie health bask by sash a body of Rea ; sad I have silly sew to sq, which I do tress eity very heart, to use sad allot yes, may God his. yea. (Load sad dealealog chasm, amid whisk his Szesileaey renamed his slat.) The Loss KATOZ proposed the third toast, " Prises Al. tort, tbe Prises of Water, and the rest of ths Royal Family." Bead—. Prises ILlbort's Marsh." Gemmel Lord /ham t Gowan proposed She fourth tout, Tbollsopent QM* Pro:shoed oar brave QIN." Bud— "Partut pew la dirks." _ _ _ Tao Feral Oared retsmod tliaakt. base Barr. Bag., IL P., propassd the 11th toot, "The Heroes of the edam" Bead--" Bet the Ocinssrlsg Rao causes." Non-eolialodenod adorn of the different was end of both eervioes nursed thanks. Gana! Lod Sister proposed the Mat► tout, " The Lard Slayer." Bead—" Th. Sprig The Lois Idsros Messed thanks. Lad TALBOT as limAitse proposed the asuailt tout, " The Memory of the Feints." (Is M 1.....) Carew O'Dwris, Esq., propm•d the eighth teen, "Th. dietiogalehed Wise who mobil labaletered to the lick mad Won dud is the Crises." Bead—" The His BiasHealy the Loma LIMITLIAXT proposed the 'lath tees% " The Ocautittee." Semi—" ♦ bugler at pattleg." O'Bhisis, Seq.. ILP.ostaeseel thanks. The weather Was Sao, owl 0/1 poised of Bethesda/11y. Tho 'Wowing Is the bill of 6us : 176 ribs. rowed'. esel eirlolso drone WA 176 logs ofsisttos roast, 176 Wu, 200 pen, 200 turkeys, 100,10/DOS pestle% 360 oust piss, 200 plus pailltega. MOO lbs. of bend, 7,000 lbs. of potatoes, 3,600 plat beaks of port, 2,600 quart booths of Duna porter. Tim Toms Banuser.—lt having bean legally .ad daidly decided that the satieu's slain is good, sword lag to Tursot's will, te everythieg ha bar WWI, predated, the authorities at She Nadosal Gamy have qiuma orders to hug his works darlag the vesaalse, sad they will be rights to the paha* together with mese ether assassins to the plisry, ea Mosday mod, the Thir last. The Hurd lisedsay stops is ire Sweaty Wand pounds ia hard sash, and the seat of kid sawed le the supaviage, plates, re naladsts, tae--eydvaleat, it is said. Se ssaistbles slaty the•sui psb Moms AT Bums Aress.—The Board Trade Ws Wood a soda nesting Oast • dam re•psed•g [ pilotage reguiaties! bee J•st bon pawl by the grruassost _ g`glisioai•Pe.*.iidiApi As*: au. Pit k it teal boa, sad so mop kr the lattwola to be Wiwi kr *es Oaks witaelag at kmai IL Thk beala stairs that the proballea if .1..... Ames Irma pilot lo d.- elated has it on pacts, swede, imra" earl rivers if tho Mato, sae *Nees M the fetus ft he apes te public aompaaki, re well ea sight Ohio, without peveraateat Istwiaresto with Oak sail et demo, owl napes soy to the ehllp. dee at Oak esmosalt the ...lea 'haws speak spas M the arida of the purt. The Marla. Dspartmat still is Mil riTsie o b trulitag the leas* Oleo thok Hews% =all: It, 7; of " the au: r i oak." Ham a pike IMO olt=wie gilli Zar the sew moieties% bo mit iplee s zek ef=risai he her 'peel Is ob. glom esi the approval et the apish SI the WI bad b ge• mufti imelsers sp. plated by tke govenusal Imo, they warmly modiste any math notices. The object that any sensible man has in sending his son up to landau to a barrister's chambers is, that he may read law in a serious way. His own experience has taught the father.the advantages of a knowledge of the principles of law, whether he continues to reside at his place, or secures to a sat in Parliament. He knows well snoogh the Mops which ',mounds my young man just released from college amidst the thousand temptations of this modern Babylon. Therefore, so far from desiring to KO every restraint removed—every incitement to intellectul exertion cot off—it is his wish rather to see some at least of thou tests retained, by which be may know whether his son devotes any considerable portion of his time to reading and refection. It may, indeed, be mid, that any father may insist upon his son presenting himself at the examination; bat excellence shows, that =lees an examination is made imputative, to insist upon this is very difficult, if not praetkally imponsible. But there is another view al this subject. It is sometimes urged by those who advocate a cow plow examination that the patella have a right Is knew whether those peens who style thew same Banisters are instructed in their profemion. Is the sue of attorneys or physicians this is deemed reemsable. Why does not the sun principle apply to lineristerell To this the approved answer is that the bliatasiumis upon a special ground. The attu ne", advisee him silent in his own room, he manages his sal», he deals with his property in private; sad, until the poor client is ruined by negligence, igno• , ranee, or deliberate fraud, nothing is heard of the attorney. The relation in which. the attmney stands to his dint is m close, so eseliden- Hsi, that • client ought to have some method of suntsining whether the attorney is It to transact his buti•ese. Bo it is with the surgeon sad physi cist,. The damage which they may do, the injury which a men may suffer at their hands, is so terrible, that it is clear they ought to be furnished with • certificate of knowledge. The unrcumnate person who meets with an accident, or falls ill, has no time to inquire into whether an unmediated preen has the requisite knowledge of medicine. Moreover, the public have esectionedoompolsory examination@ is the mss of medics' men and attorneys, and therefore each examinations are properly insisted on. But the ems of the barrister is very different. He suet appear in open court. He meet display hie knowledge before &Jodie —generally an eminent lawyer—who *filet once de tect the ignorance of consul. Henn we are told it is impomible to @appose that Ignorant barristers can lug deceive the public, became they will at once be openly exposed. This, however, is a simple misstate sent. If, indeed, ►t were tree that all business transacted by barristers irec conducted in 0;30 court, there might b 3 something in the argument. But the fact is that a very small proportion of • barrister's business is conducted thus openly. Two branches of the profusion the 'pseud pleaders and the sonvermems never go into mart at all; and sometime the jsaior maid, who is responsible for the sanded of the prier steps of the ease, is not heard ia wart. What proportion, let es ask, does the number dosses in wart bear to the number of sues for *aka, of envoys:bees of large property, or the thoesaad matters which are dose in a banister's chambers ? and yet, epos each matters ea these—transacted is private--emen's right, en determined, resolutions to fake or to refrain from legal proceedings are adopted, enormous poseemeions are bindweed, and vast sums are paid. That each matters as these should be maducted with knowledge, promptitude. and economy, is quite as essential as that those gentlemen who argue cues in court should do so with laming. And yet it is notorious that the oleos of lawyers who transact the nee sort of baldness is quite distinct from those who transact the other ext. If the vigilante of the Beach is requited to ensure knowledge on the part of those who figure in wart, what IMAM are there to ensure knowledge on the part of those who transact bad. noes in chambers? Foe these at least the tat of as examination is imperatively needed. gbt dour*. WINDSOR, Om. 22. The diaper party yesterday included the Decline N Heat, the Prise= Rom), the Primer &male of Rohn lobs OMRMien* dm Dashes of WeDints., Viermat aid Theme= Palmestes, Lady Augusta Braes, Berea& de los* fitr atone Cooper, Si beam Mask, Lima' seas-Celeael Mark Weed (eoeuseadiag @Mesa lad bah Mika Coldstream Claards), sad Lleatemet Cowell, R.B. The bead af the Ist We Chards played darts( Maher the folleabs Weeds.: limb GI th•= o sll Orem» mei • . WeberWCatiorg. Orssi ... r rsierribe. OP ei rdes — rosTri * Tara W . cia. Har llajoetro grivalo bond afterwordo palmed lb* fol lowing onaposidses: Lama—. Die irdia .... VnTriad7oi..- Otos Mond. Illoloodon—.Tnnins• Tow& Hanes—" D s WWII von Atlon".-... Pontlevoso The lama hove oat In as opus oerefog,tblo forowton. Primo Albert rode is lumwebaok, osomposled by els Prism of Rolm sod Prime Alfred. Hor Mideety hold • Pdvy Column at Ora Oink toolay. Preseat—Pries Albert, *Want Paineethen, Ere Lead of the Treasury; fin Gimp Grey, ffearetery of &ate fee the Hone Department ; the Bight Hoe. H. Lebeeshere, Beastery of Stan for the Gleans; Loyd Meals, a Alder ley, President et the Betel of Tiede; end Lord Heart Brew, Vise-Oheaberthis. At the Omen pullemeat yes entered to be fertile, peeregeett hem the UI Member mill Tuesday, the Nth Detembee. The HM. MMus liallosst was the Chet of tie Conseil Waft* Sir Ilrisay isle sadism to IN: 000 t;. Groy. Ltd Orroryo sad Woad die Ms. N. Hood won Or lard sal Orem la Waiting. Tb. DOSillele od Wallinarra sad Lord .ad lady Mary Mos Ws Nit tire Coda Lord Comoys sad Coked tlio Hoe. N. Hood Imo ow osolod Lied D.lus rod Liost.-Graoral eir P. Simla as the Lewd sad Oleos Is Wallas. Lod Beesley it Alderley, 51r (horse Grey, Lod Paseet Brae% est the Zeta. W. Bethink travelled tram tews attaa4 the Privy Gassed yesterday, at WiadeeeChetio, by a geoid trek ea the Oreat Awns Rainy. lb. Imre tvy Labesellall wet trees Ida net, asks -Fmk, le snood the Conseil. Attar tb• OrearlL Vimud Pidasidea lilt the Cu& *lob Virmaisse Palmarotat, far Dmilisait, Mats. thr George Om, Lard Eisen Bodo, asd lb. Hos. W. Bedlam, mused by a spatial newsy train W lisad•s. RETORT= DEATH or GENERAL OUTON. , — A despatch frees oar Paris senespeoleat Worms es that tits Preach papers of yesterday mobs; ea wean the death el Gemmel Gum. 'bees bweis exploits is the livegariest war, sad saleetteeat eerier in Anatolia alder the Baas of Xerskid bare besetw part of Matey. latsiligeare et the Cieserare death reached Ceastaadeople jest beim the Mares Wes packet sailed. It was sassed b shalom Hie Impala gleam tbe Priam (EaeMar, Grood NU) el Tammy skm dirp y. -add obit to Woolglob sada the OW ot kM isoohosoy the Cant Al. brow, mod so *WI Au Ids domino t. /souk iitoopotoo obstrooll thoi la bit impoosist of UN department' of the Bird Aloosol, Mori Mb opal soma bow, atioadat bp tb Mongob 'homy is Nadi owl ..No. so Aida mop. tion woo elm to Wm. Thep wo o otwoopeady. oohs*. ova do osabibboteat IS on stamp nay of *limy eager tin mod of do& polisromotobio boa lho pa. THE NEW DEAN OF CARLISLE. 71te appointment el the Rev. Feuds Close to the •rut dowry has ken aloud, sosinsed. Oa Mcoday last the nw gristles= resolved ea satheritathe amasses neat frees Lord Pelamastes, Winans that the assent. neat led, with her llalsetik esestea sad eiewanasee, lees plead foe hie moopones. The eggentanat is. we believe, wart► about 1,0001 per emus, with reeklesee, mad its duties ere *idly to set so vier te the Cathedral, to overlook the seams, sad the moral Weiser of the garter ; r pima nem twelve or tiddees MEMO is the OVUM a the year, sad to nude at the Donley for eight maths out of the twelve. The rev. gen ies's. will luny loan C helisahaa for Culble is Moat eke weeks has this time. It is worthy of remark homes renereltat prooliar eolt eldesee. that as the 110th el Ostolvar, 1820, ha woo int ordained to the tam of doom. mad tbst moody thirty-six r sato hem that day—nentols, tint 90th of (Mahar, le" — he was pirated to the downy of Nettie. - Hr. Chose boo sestribatod bj kb pores rid kb pasasol exertion to anon is poosepoible degree the growth sad bsprovonsat of tb, tows, sad b. Ms sosesedod la eadierfai bbsself to s very wide drab of tko telbioss reknit. W. its ass, thorefere. surprised to kw that the resat opportune merles Is likely to b. Wird apes for Mr purpose of Garbs Ida bats esbetsadal podia toksa of affeetits sad esseatOraaos. The rm. ratline* Int oilleista at Trlaty Chunk at the 24th of Nosa, 1824, tad wee Wasted to the Imes bossy of Cheltenham pert& ea the 19th of November, 1826. HY tenure of Gam has thus mtawded ova, withis ose ties*, thirty rem sal he hie, we bellow, bees the Maga* resident lavaaboat slaw the reign of Hoary the Eighth. The gift at the pupated farm of the pert& Ilse la the trades; et the hit; lee. Charles iliseeasestrad, t►oM pea llama at meat Wag the Bova. H. VOSS, Dr. Kink, B. hark!. W. Caraa, sad W. Rellaad. It le probable that the living will be list of to the Rev. J. Drowse, of Trinity Chetah; bat, taxa that gentleman% keg eositealea with the ociegregetka of Wait', it le nee thossitt hksly that be woold attempt the appc.latotest.—Cheiterthess INSTALLATION OP TH3 Rif. R. O. Tumor gm Dal) —This amnia, the °steam of the iastalletka of the Rev. R. C. Trude, the aewly.epponted Dwa of Westminster, was pi:foamed at Weetanater. The Rev. Lad J. Thyme, aub.den, mad the Inv. Mr. Haden, pressator, oflelated. The Rev. Mr. Amid, sad the Rev. Mr. Aatrobas, atom wane, the Rev. Mr. Beatnik, Ray. Kr. Rips., sad sway others van abs preseat, and assisted at Use serawsay. The Rev. Dr. Wordsworth pissed the visor Ana is hie WA. • seadderable awabee of hales sad oestleawa wen prenat at the aerseasay. Tas BISHOP 01 011013 lit 160011AltD.-011 Sudsy, the 12th neWaa, the Lord Bishop of Ozford, bong sa a vbft to Lard Abodes* at Reddo how" eftelated la AU gelato Chanty Weedheed. Rio lordship (ale we It abated la bis robes) Imelda preawnelai the absoletioaAad taking** prnsdpel pert of the slew wise, reed the he was, sad preeehed fees et. Matthew oil., 16, with the elerressee, esnestaws owl power for which to ie so re. workable ; sad after serene =peen& la the linden w an to the lasswheat and elturehwerden the inalleatlea whisk hi bad felt to Wag able to met his In - stlwes. sad take part la the asrvies la a thank la esstlaad. The hoar from Itsddslarmse, sad wasp of the ssighboariag psalm wars pressat, sad tits shank was vary fall, sad all won Wetly delighted with ski sokaaalty sad kapreedveasst sf the sonless . 2 - 7 Basof Journal. Daring his vat to Wititshaveo, foe the purpose el Midis, a coadsomaties hat week, tho Lord Bishop et Carliele wee tke (venal the Zut et Lesedale. A NOG Or the Bishop of Paster is said to be a ess aide*. fee the case dale, emestabie at OtestreU.—She , Um JsurasL Oa Tuesday Lady Lug= gm birth to a son and l hoirotto.Bmoirwando,rwasum _ _ The itiaeare SePishi ha;lett the Queen's Hotel, tipper Norwood. far Leedom. The Earl of Radnor is entertaining noise political !leads at hie asst. Wolin How*. Strioilre. TM BAght Hes. letward Biome* MP., mad Mt Magi. ors atom hislerlates Tao Lady Edith Clifton we, safely &limed of a son, ea Tusky last. at Daus sew. Ayeskiss, the •eut albs Maulacers et Bete. Her ladyiklp hu iaiset us us gots; ce The Right Hee. Sir Fraaefe aad Lady Arabella Bursts km kin Stratus Park, spa a akar to air Charlie Wood, at Hiskbasa Rail, Yorkshire. TM wedding of Mimi Louisa Garen (the daughter of Mn. Pinele Waugh) wit► Ns Charles Pigott, will take plain cm Tkanday nut, at Cltetge's Okusk, %amt. Nom• Amongst the latest arrivals at Baby at the met of the Doke et Cleveland, la eke senate of Dedham, are the Destine (Dolma) et Obvelead aid Misr Raw% Ms. sad Ledy Catberiae Whyte Melville, Cleared air E. sad Lady Qum Mrs. L. Fez, the Deea Dolmas, Mr. B. Milbeak. Lent sad Lady Illautley. *e. Mr. sad Lady Au gusta Milbank Iwo lett the emetle foe Italy, seine bit ea a aids le Lard Breetheatla the sue* of !ream The death d Lord Havardia amass a vacancy is the amber of bislt repeoseatethe pears. His lordship wee darks a bag Vie a glossa supporter of Ocaserratbss. The potent lard hosiely held the soak of assail la the 98d Lib Chords. sad Is sew ileateerattoloarl et the Warless North Tipperary Wilda. Owed Sir W. Pea - wiek Williams, of UM, is to be besieged to-day by a pesd pablio reeiptioana the pan of the lababitauts of Chelmsford. • deputed.. will meet the passel at the railway stadia at two **slosh. • oresisels., essolides of the depdatiem sad the Inhabit's. M the lowa sad seighbesibsod, is bemsbask sad es foot. presided by a Mad of made, will be famed at the station, awl mon to Use Shke-ball, inhere as address will be pre. seated, sal read by the in. C. A. Ilt.Joba Mildany,ltecter of Chelmelerd. The word will thea lotus to Ms larder sad be essietad thresgh the tows es hie way to Biaaweed• Great Beildew, the redieme of lifter 11. J. Map, IL& By a Panda hosed in the opt the Imbabiteate ihrmisi the piessisite ars nopisted to nest at the railway static. at had-pmt sae Vika pastually, sae to demists their Poem es it es maws are avelleble. Ueda. the anssimmeets made by the City Chas bootie to amble all maims he their freedom to b. 1 mitred es they walked MS the Mlle without for of Um, 11,000 lave boss admitted midis a few days. The summay of owsteles the epyllsests bee alms plea as the rats el 'boat 100 per Mom Mr. B. Olieoitm not ale esestlteents at the Tows. Wl, Psatetrast. se Tessler kit. /be bee. gostionsa took a fumy of the led MOWN, mew, sad dwelt et mum Ise.* se the aelF made to welts freaks of wads with mei* b 7 tk• Ott eassostm lamest dads& A LIOACT OF 10,0001.-110 late Hui& Fits well, Req., hes loft a legery of tat Mewed mods to the Royal Natissal Wiliest Infamies. Mbar,* the moiety boo imludessietr bad the use of its speradoss, whish setae& thisesbeel the ewes of the MOM Ides, Smital, and its eitedoes seeped, for vises of adequate same Net mweelf of the osombor of Hibieme estairod was it elite to setelrtli. Is Is sempatod that bemires Mb ate 700 misses gide mineelly Rem shlplossobe ea ear osasse.pawbelf soltem.lt isidowlibt be saved If 'depots asses was melded he their as... H Qom iihristiso of Spats." oiyo tho Aliannolie Natimaia." will Ism Is • by do. lks Bow, wins As Ms the hossaisa se push. the Waste." LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE NEAPOLITAN QUESTION. A letter from Naples, in the Almeria* Gazette. nays:—" On hearing that France and England had recalled their andmesadon, the Canned of Ministers assembled. It is affirmed that the King expremed his regret at the decision moo to by the Western Powers, but that for his part he could not and would not give way. Nevertheless, in order to express the consideration of the King for the Emperor Napoleon and Queen Victoria, and to prevent the supposition that he desired a diplomatic rupture with the Western Powers, it was decided in the Council of Ministers that the Neapolitan ambassadors at Paris and London should not be recalled. On the contrary, an order was sent to them to keep up continued diplomatic relations with those governments, and not to quit their poets unless their purports were sent to them." A Paris letter says :—" The Bavarian minister will be charged with the protection of the French and English residents at Naples after the departure of their respective legations: No one, on the part of France, will rem►in at Naples bat M. Soulangc- Bodin, the consul." The ilitiversai Gazette of Taipei° states that in addition to the letter of the Cur to the King of Naples, recommending him to yield to the wishes of the Western Powers, Baron Kimeleff, the Rumiatt Ambassador at Rome, has been charged to oil the attention of the Neapolitan government to the oon- I 'Kamm of persisting in its present course of con duct. A Paris latter in the Brussels independence sap u The Muzinian party is more restless than ever. It appears that many refugees who were abroad have suddenly disappeared. Do not be surprised if you hear one of theme days that a landing has been effected either in the kingdom of Naples, or in Sicily. This will, unfortunately, compel the Western Powers to modify their schemes. The feet which seems to give this movement a serious character is that many Italiana who do not eye:While with the Mazzinian ideas, are now willing to join their efforts with those of the ultras. Neither money nor arms are wanting. Many other details, of too delicate • nature to be published, have reached me." The Independatios contains the following de. spatch: " HAMBURG, WIDNISDAT. Four Remiss vessels of war have arrived at Lei, This fleet, which is bound for the Mediterranean, is composed of a serewmmwel, the Wiborg ; a screw frigate, the Polkas; a sailing frigate, and a steam corvette, the Phelactel." XPRESB FROM PARIS. (71011 OUR OWN PARIS, WIDIIIIDAY SWING. The Pays thinks it probable that the statement that the King of Naples will shortly publish a mani festo, explaining his conduct and intentions is cor rect. It also says (and this is important) that the diplomatic documents relative to the whole news& Miens with the wart of Naples, will in all likelihood soon be made public, and then the spirit of modera tion and justice with which the Western Powers are animated will be made apparent. This annonnos leant is the more interesting that the As annblEs Nationale, which is supposed to be in the conduces of the Neapolitan government, only two days since celled for the production of these papers in a hostile spirit, and as if it felt certain that they contained matter which France and England would not thick it expedient to disclose at present. The Petrie, while stating that it has no new inform anon on the slain of Naples to give its reader, says it is nevertheless asserted that despatches have been received in Paris stating that the Neapolitan cabinet sake fora few days' time to consider the lest official Frowsiness made by the French government. The Mostiteur of this day contains the text of the new convention between From cud Belgium, limit ing the right of the latter country to give asylum to persons charged with certain classes of political offences. By the new instrument the following addi tional snide L incorporated with previously existing extradition trestles between the two States : No (dialed attempt against the pima of a foreign sovereign, of against the mambas of his family, shell be bid to be a political offease, see as iaddent of a political dream, whoa that eassapa alien ~Wale as lot of murder, atomisation, or poisoning. The ocerreatioa will have the same duration u that of Nov. 22,1854, will be in full force ten days after its publication, end the two conventions will be considered as simultaneously published by the publication of one of them. The Ministers of Justice and of Foreign Affairs are respectively charged with the execution of the demo embodying the convention referred to. The Bourse again presented a discouraging aspect to-day. The Rents fell tie. for cash, and 100. for amount, closing at 66fr. 700. and 66fr. 700., some what wronger than it had been in the course of the morning. Mobilise fell ldfr. Railways varied very little, but Weft dull. _ Although the Bank has not yet oftlaielly announced the restrictive measures which I stAted were appre hended at the Bourse yesterday, it appears that it already acts upon them. lam smeared that it refuses all bills with more than forty-five days toren, on the pretext of some objection to the signature*. ud that it has practically ceased to lend money on shares. _ _ _ It ieansonned that Count de Masks!, who is ex pected in Paris this evening, is the bearer of an aatorsph letter from the Emperor Alexander, in which the Czar for the mond time assures the Em peror Napoleon of the great plerlare which he feels at the renewal of friendly relations between the two countries. The kustrian government, in coneequesse of the claim for redress made by the Fran* cabinet, has given 28,000 fr. to the father of the French soldier who yrs killed some time since by the Austrian droops in the Principalities. Yesterday Marshal Prince Jerome gave a grand dilator to Baron de Mattawan= and the Swedish Legation, in testimony of his satishction at the cor dial receptien rebirth his son, Primo Napoleon, had met with from Bing Oscar, the royal tinily, and the Swedish people. Among the company, which in cluded several ministev% were Baron Emden La Newry, the 'speak' of the yacht La Reins Hortense, and the members of the mislaid° commission which amempanied the prism an his northern excursion. Yha Borns Gaulle of Berlin states that all the colleen in the Neapolitan woks who aro now in Bwitserlandea leave of absentia have molted oasts to immediately join their regiments. Dewlap !be late war, a certain Tseletsky, attached to the emitaboulot of the 4th corps o'oroodi la Sul% took to flight, moping pith Ida the unman of the heenty, emeastlag to the eaetaeae BOA of 600,0001,. By as M ini setae la the Jourael do St. Poftrobottre, he h out mud to weer ►ehre a military Ishmael et Wens, la t►e awn of go heath% U la Europe, ea/ ow goer, if he h est of Swope. If he fill he veleta et the esphosioa of t►ie peeled, sealesee will be peeled epee kW per cos- Swum UNITED STATES AND CANADA. (711031 OUR OWN ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. This evening, at 7 o'clock, the United States steam ship Betio arrived in the Mersey, with the usual mails. She left New York on the 11th inst., and has brought 102 puesngers, and above half a million dollars in specie on freight. Among her passengers was Dr. Kane, the Arctic traveller. The returns of the towns elections in Connecticut show that out of 126 towns heard from that 73 have gone for Fremont, 48 for Buchanan, and 6 divided. Mr. George Peabody, of London, waa magniff. oently entertained at a dinner on the 9th at New York. Money at New York waa active, the Bank and private beakers having called in their demand of loans. Stacks had improved, owing to the Baltic advice'. Exchange on London steady at 109/ to :1 Paris, 6.16 to 5.14. The cotton marks* was firm. The telegraph re. ports from Mobile and New Orleans of the Bth inst. states that excitement existed in those markets, and that speculation was rife, and sales of middlings were made at 120. to 12 8.4 to t o. Breadateffs.—Flour was steady for goo! surer. fine and extra brands, while inferior grades were easier. Wheat ranged from 1 dol. 48c. to 1 dol. S2c. for good to prime red, with sales of Canadian, at 1 I dol. 800. Indian core was firm, with sales it 1 dol. 88c. to 1 dol. 69c. Freights moderate and unchanged. The election of new members to the Legislative Council of Canada has so far been unfavourable to the ministry . The ministry, seeing the tnra which things are takinte, now contemplate a dissolution of parliament, and it is said that about the beginning of January next parliament will be dissolved, and the country ap pealed to. In that event, it is more than probable that there will be a complete change in the ministry, aid that either the extreme conservative party or the ultra•radical party in Upper Canada will hold the reins. The Governor-General, Sir Edmund Head, has been on a tour up the Ottowa, and on the whole lire been well received. _ _ In the way of business, the prospects of Montreal are alleged to have been brighter than at this moment. At Quebec it is very different. Montreal is preparing for the opening up of railway oommunication with the west, and the merchants with their usual spirit and liberality have subscribed the large sum of 2,0001. to celebrate the event. An important arrangement has been made between the Montreal Ocean Steamers and the Orand Trunk and Great Western Railway, by which the steamer undertakes in its bills of lading to land goods in any place in Canada along those lines ; the same bill and rate of freight carrying the goods through to their ultimate destination, subject only to the addition of the actual expense of entries at Portland and Island Pond. The government have commenced to distribute among the municipalities the proceeds of the Clergy Reserve Fund. Toronto receives about 14,0001.; Hamilton, 7,5001.; the town of Dundu, 1,2791. Os. 9d.; the town of Chatham, 1,1731. Bs. 9d. The election in Kansas of members of the legisla ture, and a delegate to Congress, was to have come off on Monday, the 6th October. The United States troops were to be stationed at points where trouble was anticipated. A RUSSIAN PRINT-SHOP. At the Admiralty corner of the Nerakoi I make my first cordial salutation to the fine aria in Hassle. This long range of plate-glen windows appertains to an Inge nious Italian , Signor Desiaro, whose handsome print-shop, with the elaborate Rossi= inscription on the frontage, has no doubt often pleased and pon!ed you on the Boulevard des Capacities in Paris; and who bar sntcarsal fine arts' establishments in Moscow, in Wiling', and I believe also is Odessa, se well es this one in St. Petersburg. Huhu° fe the Russian Ackermann's. For the newest portrait of the Cesar, for the latest iiihogrephs of the imperial family, for the last engraving after Sir Edwin Landseer, the Isot pay sage by Ferogio, the last caricature foot political, be It well nadentood, bat of a Loretta or &Couleur tendency) of OSTIZOI or Gustily de Beaumont, you mast go to Da. siaro's. His windows, too, display the same curious ther mometer of celebrity as those of oar printeellen. A great man is disgraced, end sinks into oblivion. One day he dies, and then people suddenly remember him (foe about two days), as he wee, before he wein't. Presto! his portrait appears in Deathro*s window. Half-a down oopies of We portrait are sold daring his two days' resuscitation ; and then be is relegated to the portfolio again, and clamber, till his son wins a battle, or runs away with somebody sloe's wile, or is made a minister, or is seat to Siberia, or does mouthing for people to remember and tilt about (for about two days more), what Monsieur his fa"ier was. When, fillies the son's portrait, the estate Darien gives the re @peened progenitor another airily in the print-shop window, arid so on tiU we ripe and rot, all of us. And thereby hangs a tale. Is this only Russian ? Is it not so the whole world over? There was • thermometer of this wit is • print-thop at the corner of Oreat and Little Queen-streets, Liacoln's•lnn Fields, Loudon, which I used to pus ivory morning ; and the fresh portraits in the window were as good as the news of the day to me. The thermometer in Hagues is more apparent, more significant, and more Oa gaudy unsalted ; forthis is a country where the news of the day is scarce; where, in en intolerable quantity of matte paper, there is about a copeck's worth of news; and when the real, stirring, daily intelligence is muttered in dark entries, and whispered behind hands in boudoirs, and glued from lip to ear over tumblers of tee, and scribbled on blank leaves of pocket books passed hastily from hand to Iband, and then the blank leaves, converted Instantly into pipe lights. As a general rule yea can lied oat much easier wine is most talked about by consulting Signor Dasiuo's window, in preference to the Journal do St. Petershourg.— DicAass's" Household Words." A curious theatrical law suit hes jest occurred at Boulogne. An actor, named Millet, who had given thirty tickets to different persons to go to the theatre, upon condi tion that they were to hies another actor named d'ller stilly, has been era in a veediet of iOOfr. damages and sorts, for Waring the reputation of the latter. The de feadant 1,, moreover, on the ground that " it is important to tke plaintiff that the public should know that the biters with which he was assailed on ince 22 last were provoked by a cause foreign to the appreciation by the public of Me merits as an actor." ordered to pay for the insertion of • copy of the judguect in three local journal,. The Paris School of Medicine is greatly annoyed jest now by a determination on the part of one its gravest professors to slake a debut at the Opera ea a tecor ! Mdfles. Madeleine Brohan and Julie Therie made their first appearance at the Michel Theatre, ih. Petersburg, on the 12th. It appears that the late accident to Mdlle. Cerito, at a Moscow theatre, was occasioned by the obstinate im meva►ility of a trap-door epos which she was to suddenly oink to depths below. The Kane was intended to be one of moral wreck (theatrical) cud confusion, and the safer- Waste &mamas was compelled to Tannin standing for some minutes is t►e midst of the falling material. An ex-deputy of the parliament of Turin, M. Peeve, died lately at his country house. near Monthlies- He was a remarkably tel man, and the house and for catholic; burials Doing too short to contain Mc *cite, another, whish was longer, was borrowed from the protestant,. But whipsaw priests saw the heretical vehicle drawing nigh, they rofseed to allow it to enter the church, end declined to paean the fanaral service over the body of the good esthetic; which laid therein. The dress of the gentlemen et Compiegne is a frock coat in the morning, and a drew coat and white neck cloth in the titanium. Thoth who take part in the toadish wear a grows sloth coat in the mouths', and one of green velvet in the ovesiog, with silk stockings eomicg over the knee, Ws the time of Louis XI V. The ladies also haw two different official toilettes sack day, and, as a rootlet of mane. &over appear twice its the same drew. At Coun cils's*, sack `ant has only one room; et Yontsiaableas, where there is more other, seek apartment will have aglow. Zech lady Is permitted to keep a femene-dockambre with her ; all the other servants are placed together. This gusts who go so horseback bring their own hones with them. The Emperor and Empress referee to themselves. between the reception of tack 'sties of visitors, a day on two of piney and rapose.