The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-07 00:00:00

bees pawed ia pewee. He plated riot** differed putties is which Engleed awl Freese sow stood computed with that they seareally ocupied at the elms of the lest war, .1 1 re.risp • hope that ths &Maui between the two soul- Woes would be Isetteg end personas', eemtrusil as It had bees bygmeresses 'slur is the battle-Sell sad COSMOS *orreries etdarares, by comities efforts tad seen dee s. He who La glowing terms of Hie au dust of Sardinia, sad the proud 'whips she had ensued in the battle field and is the mule of H. 0,0 ehneed how eczapietely the elbow., be tween Feuer. E giud, Austria, Sardinia, sad Prussia hod been he , ug .t towhee, shouts that were nit the ✓ pros of a day, hut caused by • rowiag ewe of thiap which hot emitted is a e imbieatioa tending te gust ✓ational sod virtu! advaat•ges to Emu. He urged thet ti ere ass so IMMO to believe that Russia wee inmate,* In makiag this pease, sad that she wool I employ the interval of repose sow at forded in preparing for sew aggressions, believing Si he did that the prevent 1111114f0f was actuated by so dr ries of unquiet, bet wee oily desirous of pro moting the materiel advencunest end prep vity of his *wintry; sad it the eoesequescee of that development shoal be to 2-towhee the ruourees el Russia, and :wader her lours des eirewse to Heroes heres Per—which he thought a ale she, beau.' as she beets,* more sa vour, is the arts of peace she would, he beliseved, be lets duteous of war—.tli If it au so, esti she were at some future time to attempt heel appur sloe, the all seers he bed piloted on would be sell- Weal to rpp e• a b trier aratnet icy estbreek that Auld tali place, more than talkiest to meet any Ise used etresgth ich Buds might have soutred. Lonklng, this, to ere or% to tb• west, to the Ruth, to the era* sad to the craws of Ear pe, sad still farther, to the utmost orallsee of the earls there wastu.p• for the Mare ia every direetiose. The trials of war rad satisfied those divines' of opinios which lusted is soma parts of Her pt, sod the ma!joea of gar. pe could sow tun to the esltivadmis of the ores of pewee, without being lallaeated by any of three jealousies that had furearly divided those. Looking to all direet'oss, he trusted that we should see 00-y the same &whitlow sad rivalry is the arts of pure ewe he trotted Uset the time was for distant whoa the aside re of Hogland ahead agaia sell spa the 'obis porpl• of this nation to sauce% them la earrytag oo a wee; bat if th• oora.los should asheppily arise, le wee eon viewed they aoteetbotuedieg any brag devotion to the du velopmeat of pest-slut permits, the we warlike spirt which wee brought out by retest eireuestaaan would rill live is the breasts of Esplishmes. He tressed that such a time would be leap deferred, sad that the youngest an la that howes would sot live to see the time whoa it would b• secuary far thee responsible linnet. of the wows to all en the e sentry to support their Beveridge in the promeetten of another war. (Loud sad enatinsed cheering.) The amendment of Lord C. Hamilton was this with draws. . Tl;;;addreos was agreed to. BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY (IRELANI BILL. Thim hill wu read a usUN -7 ..._ _ _was. ii;l;e — s - e;; - dji;a7a;ii at ba - lf-paii 2 ealesk. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZZTIZ 3o Wm cm Taibertme Womb Olrat.road. builder, to earroo. at My Mat It. imil Seed li at 17, ot Ibiagholl-otroot. /al-, leaaMerioll. Rodsdb/Mmoost ; of. mfg., doll, Oolsoomodnot 11111mb Lem Leave Lae, Ablm7 , ol7mt, Least 7. abb. Ni, ea at I. it Jr 17 at 1. at Lisitiodamom. am, Saab* Lague boost. aw ; ed mold. Edwin* Oomloadoseert. Eammiese item IllaillT md emu brnlotoo Old BrooLmmot, av, ire. May li at 114, mil Mao 17 at 12. at liodagtan- MEW. bib. llama liislaWs sad Ilootrad, ambito ; oIL odd. Cbalem,Odemmotrod. Timm isemd,llll Memetrest and Briepret-plata. Hosted ay. 17 et 114. add Jew 17 it lb, it MModba.atoot. Ibidlobomed ; ea wig., Illaholocs. beeme leliebeeL Lome Saes 1117mbsbom. sat rottilastwat. My 17 eel Jest L ot 117. st IllmiNdom Otett. a o ri or bote. Mmoluddr, sad PIN" alral=rl6, liksisibta Lax Loom ids. 19 ime Leo 111, ot 4kga t im alnei g lion temr e llilt zed. Ilmeitibmi 1 la mit" How Tassensmillivisisit: Ma, 1111dbmildn blikee Met ii red Jam 111. et et 117mbeamd Ibert. Sol. Ludlow, lieWe I ell. end& Illemboltm. Gam rmamess. Ilbebrd i , Lbeabribe. vim Hy>o mrl Isis 17, aa al Ow% bad ot Ls. lair. • add amll Lc" I ell mdm Man% imam Wass. sad Jose 17 it 11. i 172 Owl. Deb. in Tedlarkrstal; et mid, PILL. WM. itssasews Minium. aid Lea AllAnall Lam. islka4a lika"lassallsok amblia ombies. May Mimi hem ta: .. 12. at Wasthailsr Cbert. 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Olnegove, rate welehwat, We; 14, et the Oatigallild. (0410 W. nun nieetenew eel r/A.11 , 111,11 Reneging, UM. easnabanie. M 11, at the hvg Ship &gel, Latth. Rump to the ENBARRAIMIRD.—Mr. ....., mA at We Bad ttonatAor as. Hamobabrook ealliditatri MUNN* of Ws Coen At halms* Delases, if wake& at hone yews' esperSomam elPare bb anises le poem= ithei r ews mbar awed be toura ae emmetwl, _Se abaft lawallmas 110f10/11 et tens PMRSON anill 'stinky!' fro. 0 Ow sad Mbar pmweensow amd cement Mk at Yew awl act, nth at liaprboalsen. at esmtbk ihr ents isull2rbsease. WWII! • seas be pal a by ilablimemem A NATIONAL HOLIDAY ON THE Mu OF MAI. We are enabled to state that her Majesty.' govern twat ars about to brieg before parliament a epeeist sot, providing that the 29th be °heaved as a public holiday. The set at present in force Ilmita public holiJay a to days appointed for public iltsaksgiviag and hessUlatims--aeither tree applying to a simple holiday sash as sew e iatem plated. we aning t , , affections tram the came of ,11l provably pay a visit So oar Cohn upon retuning to hie ____ truth and liberty. We are nady to give Ministers OW IS scant y. PRISF.KTATION.-0 o W e d nes d ay l ast a meeting of credit for a sincere desire to achieve some practical Prince Dolgorooky, the Russian Minister o f W ar, all y s iti.eieit beers e n s .. ro b ant ,, too k p i,,,,, di too and palpable benefit for Naples, such as the rotor- is eaefideatly epee's of ae ambassador of Russia at the Coal Senate, foe toe plena... f operatics a tratisary ol lion of an amnesty from its cruel Government for Preset court. The Earl of Westmoreland is named in continental their tes. " 4 e'd "Gore re. Job. HLII,E N ., °a bia retire- po li t i cal offenders. It signifies nothing in our meat V , m hesitate, after 36 Inn' carries with the trete. The meow, ial cosseted of • very sarailicent minds whether a sham of Austrian i nteroessien i s Outsetsas the fetus repreeestatin of Groat Britai n a t S t. Peterb• . silver var cover rd pedestalof the weight of 820 oz., sad got op to save the amour propro of the "picas and woe prow stet on brat( of the subscriber ia My appro • e Coent ri Chreptovitch, at present representative of i nth. terms by Peter Grey, Esq. Mr. Hill es did volume 000 rt of Castelmare. Their'. of the world Rorie at Brawls, will, it le thought, be altimete'y spi very ware term. es dc.. seer ef . gratitude for this n et in ther• days cannot be bendsged by politicians like p o i m t,,d to the Court of Ft. Janes's. 3."11 of idadbebb by " . 1" y of h is ila friss '''. aad sai d those of Vi, nos. Let the manacles of Pomo be loosed. Prince Charles of Prussia, brother of the Ring that 'whin 'oath he more gra , sfal is Ida holier than to let , know tbat he poetened the 'err et lime with whore be aur gatesof the &ulnas of Ischia be opened, Ind wit, proSably represent this Pramiaa Coart at the Gerona had bees ill twig enessied. public justice will not condescend to wrangle with tin tern is Ramie. CAdv•rtathOMOlthellaT ML MlClll'i EMILTIII- 14 . c o SMIVIO 1 I =bsitailigehmionst. ad Cryan sat Boot or his creatures as to what share he had Eh Excellency Aell Pubs , ant plenipotentiary /Wawa an the a neessenrei, te in the deed. But something more, aye, and mach km the °lila " Porta it the meat Cbbirrbbb ' abma thenionen %thin% yob pasted by a very sumerous Mr, arrived et Claridge's wowed same/ =aami ll. wm ody i . A "m e d. atom is necessary to be done. We have uprooted 1 (1.0 Ilivart's) at a late hoar lest slight, from Paris. "st ryotaser ker r er _.ms•-- illa".ll. "pimai m . ft lultk pr a• Ld. Ta 6114 T ' li s and destroyed the sturdy claim of Russia to the pro- 11". ' as awn* The mite of the Puha monists d ao bee that seventies , aseemee. ibme rlem_ momellei: emeNlietamer. • imamate of Turkey; it is Gun th at we should try ',mo m His gassumiey entemplates a On, el some -w low at the aesenammt istaidinaut kr On I* fi 'els sliNgit *the Ise . vestrow meodee whether de n rotators% of Motifs over Italy oso. wish, is this massy. The Log of Wortsmberg, who is now in Pork, New Llhhibis. Shaw la liti!" rift , , i . . : i ! . THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1856. not be eradicated likerrime. Until it is, for tie Adore of Italy there is no hope. gOt court. - - Hee ',Witty end the Prince Consort rode on bombe& yeederday stoestsg, eesreepounied by the Prisons &ice. wed attended by the Hos. Emily Graham% Colonel therlistio C. a Phipps, Hej vlleserel the MK. Oradea Grey, aid Captain De Plat The Denier of Kest silted the lasses. Prises Arthur end the Prioresses Heists end Unties visited the Gaitskill Gardens is the Esesat'slark. The Queen took a drive in the afternoon la ea eyes carriage end lost, sesosipenied by Priem Arthur sad the Patents Leg e., and attondvd by the Hon. Emily Catesert. Tee ennerrite In wattle, were in attendance on h Teaneck. Prices Adx is rode as hosebask, attended by Copula Ds Plat. _ _ "DEPEND upon it," as Dr. Joniesox says, " when a man is going to be hanged, hi; lastalties an•erfes. Wally codipentrated." They die seareely Iles so when help gulag to be raind L boaittiful instate of this development of the mental powers under the ITEEMIIII of imminent neesesity has just been he sitated by a report which appeared in oar yesterday's impression of certain proceedings relative to the affairs of a defunct Company that some before the Monza OF THE ROLLS on Monday lest. Those who have watched the course which a sense of public duty has impelled us to take with reference to the Protestant Assurance Society and its congeners, will learn without surprise that the institution which bas furnished us with the last new phase in the science of organised roguery is once more an Icaurance Compeny. We have lately had occasion to contemplate these remarkable associa tions under various interesting aspects. We have seen them resisting fair claims by frivolous and fraudulent defences, repudiating the inconvenient honesty of their own mediums, supplying cooked reports of theiggroceedinge to the public press, de claring divideM under the premiere of debt, endea vouring to extend a business which they ought at once to have abandoned, and actually taking premiums for life policies at the very moment when ender distraint for the rent of their offices. It seemed difficult to any the science of deception farther than this; our old friend the Protestant Life has fairly been beaten oat of the field by the superior ingenuity of an asso ciation rejoicing in the imposing title of the Universal Provide* Lffe Insurance Company. This admirable iostitutiou seems early to have taken all the ordinary degrees in the progress of debt, extravagance, and defalcation. As far back as October, 1864, the payment of rent had become highly inconvenient; their landlord was harsh and exacting; a distress had been put in; the salaries of their secretary and clerks were in arrow; they owed between 4,0001. and 6,0004; they had not a farthing of nests; in fact, things had got to such a pass that the very directors themselves had passed a resolution that from the state of their accounts no farther Nisi ness should be done till further funds were received. To avert ultimate ruin bad become altogether hope- less: one only chum remained, and that was, to induce, if possible, fresh shareholders to join, who, when the unavoidable mull came, might, under the operation of toe Windier up Acts, be rendered contributories to the debts of the insolvent concern. This honourable and ingenious contrivance was forthwith carried out, In the beginning of 1866, the Universal Provident We Insurance atonally issued advertisements to the effect, that soy persons who chose might earn 40s. a week by becoming their agent. A Mr. flux, tempted by this proopectof easily increasing his inoome, applied, and in reply received a circular, stating that, in conse quence of the increased business Ville Company (which was falsely represented on the face of the circular to have been founded in 1849 instead of 1853), it had been determined to increase the reserve fund by creating 40,000 additional shares of 61. each; and the terms offered to Mr. BELL were that, if he would accept the agency, he should have five shares five, and a Dom mission of five shillings per share for all the shares he might induce partite to take. It was at the same time pointed out to him, with due arithmeti cal precielon, that if be succeeded in getting parties to subscribe to only eight shares per week he would thus earn the 40s. a week promised by the advertisement. BALL was week enough to be thus seduced into taking his fire shares, and no lees than fifty-one other agents appear to have been equally soft. The general public, however, proved more that usually insensible to the at treetioes of the insolvent Company. The swindle was too gross and palpable, and noes of the addi tional shares seem to have been taken up, except those which the unlucky agents bad by these fraudulent misrepresentations been tempted to subscribe for. The crash came rapidly. In the winding-up offices the directors attempted to avail themselves of the encases, snob as it had been, of their nefarious scheme. They en deavoured to get Bata. and kis fellow•dupes placed on the list of contributories. This im pudent effort met its deserved fate. The Manta os THE Roue rejected the application on the express ground " that the directors, finding themselves in difficulties, had resorted to a course to bring others in to participate in their liabilities, by making repro sentatiou which they know to bs false with a view of getting persons to become shareholders." _ Her Majesty yea a dinner party is the 'venire. The company included the Dalton of Heat sad the Prisons filial, the Dueller of Both rlsad, the French Asobeateace and toe Cornea do P• virgin, the Preemies Munster sad C itintoas Berating', Harm Bronoow (oa a apical mission 1,0511 the Boner.? of Rama), tse Bari and Counter Oninedle, toe Marquis and Ilartaiwaos of Breadalbane, Lady Anna liana Damn, the Bail end Connate of Derby, th. B•rt of Aberdeen, the Earl and Counter or i-Itannon, th Bari of 'dalmatian, th. Bart sod Counter of El a ta-re, Lad and Lady John Ru.dl , Visentint Tor rinet , n. lord Cowley, sod the Night lion. BO Junes sad Lady Graham. loe Baal of the Greaadier Guards attended sod played during Maar. Eltr 11.jeety's Private Band was in standar* in the sanity. Tee Counties of Beiesbornush has eureedird the Mer• ebiasu of E. ea the Lady in Waiting. The Earl of Caittt. Ler and Mr. S. 0 .ratry 13 rre have relayed Lord Byron and 8 r E B. wa er m their duties as the Lord and atom in Waiting to her Majesty. Lady Anna Mona Dawson bee reereeded Lady Fanny Howard as Lady in Welting to the Declass of Kent. A drentstine fruit the Inner Temple, emulating of Mr. Wreteley, Mr. R.mbeek, Y P., Mr. R. Midgard, M.P., Mr. Keating, M.P., Mr. Wuree , M.P. Mr. Ammon, M.P., and Mr. Bryant, rebtreaserer ; sad a &potation from 1 bevies -io o, modules of Mr. Groom, Mr. Kelly, Mr. 1 , mall, Mr. Adkime, and Mr. Mackerel • and also a eepatasion irons Purnivare-me, consisting a Mr. Wood ward, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Robert Tailor, had tetsryirw. ',items, with the Right Roo. R. P. Booverie, at Me ogle of the Poor-law &ord, on the uthjset of toe classes lo the Poor-law lownsdaust Bill re atlas to eatra.perochial places. Adeputation on the mall it of the City of London Cocoa. rat.on Bill had as luterview lairs:ay with Vociont P..lotir.ton The deputation assisted of the Lord Mayor, Sir Jame. Duke, Mr. Jobs Masterman, MT., the Retarder, Alderman Wire, Al anoint Cubitt, MP . Mr. D puty Hal., Mr. Deputy Bower. Mr. Deputy lithe, Mr. De Jereey, Mr. Depeiy Dello, Mr. John Wool, Kr. Thomas Parker, Mr. Deputy Olthar4, Mr. William Jesse, Mr. Blake, Mr. V Haute, the tow...leek, the e imptroilar, and the solicitor. A deputation from the Mtheltster Commercial Arias ! tiro no the .übfeet of the Joint Stock Company Bill, sad the Partaership Amendment Bill, bad an interview with Lord Stacie,. of Alderley and the Right Hon. Robt. Lowe yee•erday, at he Board of Trade. The deputation oonsisma of Mr. Wm. Entwistle and Mr. Huh Picnics. A deputation, consisting of Mr. B. Carter (ohairmae), the Rev James Carlisle, DD , Mir. J. F. Mattis, Mr. T. W. Taster, and Mr. H. Morley. Guardians of the Greenwich Union, and Mr. Saw, the clerk, hod as interview with the Rgbt Hoe. E. P. Bonverie, at the elks of the Poor-law on the se bj -at of the bills relating to the removal of frith end Scotch pauper., and to vaneina.i o. A deputation from the Vestry of St. George the Martyr, Southwark, bed an iaterview with the Right Hon. Sir Ben• Jambi Hill yesterday, at the Oitice of Works. Whitehall. place, on the sutj est of the Metropolis Local M thaftement Act. The deputation consisted of Mr. G. H. &winter (Rector's Warden). Mr. Witham Gilpin (Churshwardee), Mr. Edward Celbosns Clamber of the Mete. p titan Beard of Wicks). Mem . B. Palmer end Daniel Beet (Vestry men), ano Mr. Frodif Oh Tattoos (Vestry Clerk). Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince have made the mea•Bmat doestioa of 1001. is sal of the fends of the motel esteblisitmest of baths and washhousee fn Gnuliton square, Whiteoltspel; the high prim of coals defiers the last two years bevies raised the espouses of that most su tra establishment above its income. It is expected that the Queen will to to Osborne on Saturday nest, in order to visit Southampton Water on the Monday following. A military guard of honour will attend her Majesty's Indio( to lay the fomnt' ft-stone of the military hospital about to he beilt on its books. A tett will be erected en the spot where the first stone is to be laid, capable of holdieg 200 paeans, for the accommodation of the Queen and a distinguished end Damson., suite. The jetty for the royal lending is completed. A rand is forming all round the grounds ai the hospital, to enable ber Majesty to survey their sliest and the prospect from them. The airman of the aunty of Haute and a large body of the Heats county remiss:saw will be present at the areaway.' In eantquence of the Wawa the Mayor of Sautharapt n, Mr. Alderman Tucker, the late major, will preoint the eddras of the irrporetioa. The land for the establishmeat hes been purchased of Mr. Chamberlsis, and m ... res 90 sores. The b.spital, when sampler*, will hold 3,000 persons. A barrask sad fort w9l be built neer it. The Countess of Jersey had a ', reception" last night, at the family mules in Berkelcy-tquere. his R y.l Highness the Dane of Carahritlge and their Serene Mich names the Prince end Princess B lewd cf Beat-Weimar honoured the Countess by their company. Hie Racellency Baron Branow was oho amoog the visitors. Lady Sondes gave a ball, last evening, at the family mansion in Grosvasor-squaria The Countess of Longford and Lady Louisa Pekin hem bee* arrived at their residence. is Bruton-street, from Ireland. The Earl and Countess of Portsmouth have ar rived at Howehin's Hotel, St. James's4treet, for the Nasty. Lord and Lady Ribbleadale hare arrived at Mao rigy's Hotel, Regent-street, from Paris. _ _ Such i; the newest improvement in the fashionable art of swindling made my, se practised in these popular and flourishing institutions " the young Insurance Companies" of this metropolis. On the very same day on which the Universal Provedsost came up before the Mama OF THE ROLLS, the General Benefit Health end Loan Deposti Cbiripany was before Vice-Cbancelloe KINDEZSLEY.The minutes of decree sanctioned by the Vice-Chancellor in this case contained, amongst many others of the same kind, the following somewhat piquant items A declaration that the resolution of the Board of Directors increasing their remuneration was void; that the declarations by them of dividends out of the funds of the Company were breaches of treat, as were also the purchases mad* by them from time to time of shares. But enough of the commonplace knavery of this very inferka Company. We are unwilling to distract attention from the more novel and ingenious villany of the Universal Prod. dent Life ; and we only venture to sak our readers in couelesioa whether we have not laid before them good grounds for lookfog very closely, if not very see- I p:ciously, into the position and prospects of any in surance company that solicits patronage by inflated prospectuses and by importunate agents. It is bad enough to be a policy-bolder in such a company; it is still more objectionable to be a shareholder, and—a contributory. The Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh, and Lady Basin lan's r have arrived at duo Clarendon, from Floors Costle y Kelso, N.B. The Earl and Countess of Gainsborongh have arrived at CI Iridge's Hata The Earl of Boathook bu aloe arrived at the tame had The Priam Henri XIII. of Baum and the Baron Amite have taken their departure from the St. James's Hotel, Jeneya-street, for Paris. Vim-Admiral Sir Georg* F. Seymour and 0 I sad the Hoe. Mrs. Weary Merray have arrived at the same establishment, the former from Poesmouth, sad the letter from Wimbledon Lodge. Mrs. Petrie Waugh's first private theatricals will take place at Samples Hoses en Monday, the 28th lastest 11Irs. Waegh's Hoot ball takes pleas on Friday, the 20th of Isom. The gentlemen aerated at Winchester hold their sanivertary festival at the Thatched Honse to-day. Bir William' Reatbeote presides. (71011 LAST XIGIIT'S O•ZI7T>t.) LOSS Ciimassimaries Onicts, APRIL I.—Notice is tereby amen tut b•r )[.)eery will bold a levee, at St. homes Palace, en Wednettday, 7cig May nest, at two tether. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE., APRIL 29. —Notice it beribr, pr.& that her Najaf, will hold a draelarroas. at St. James's Palmer, ea Thursday, the 29th of May oral, at two o'clock, to celebrate biz Maitery's birth day. No prere•latioem will take plus at this drains/- rams. The knights of the several °whys ars to appear la their c•ilere at ma drawlaa-earaa es the 29. b of May. BUCKINGHAM PALADIN, MAT 3.—Thia day had seitieacti of her MeleeT the Berea de Breariorr, oa a special arißijOn lion the =peter of MI the Remise. to de lver a letter from his Imperial Majerty e. tifyiog hie as sin to the throes, to welch he wee astr +(Need by the Bs.' of Clarendon, K.O , hir Majesty's Regretter of State f ir F. reiaa Affairs, and wady° ed by Major.° I the Bos. Sir &lewd Cast, K C.H , bar Majeety's Master of the Ceremonies. WAR DEPARTMENT, MAY 3.—Thu Queen has lone gene Gaily pleased to give erden for the appoistmeat of Maior-Onterele Wary William Sinner, CIL, and Henry Lord Rokeby. to be Ordiea►v tilemben of the Mili tary Division of the Snood M.N. or Knights Commaaden of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath. WHITEHALL, MAT 3.—The Queen has been pleased to osestilsto sod appoint the Right Hoe. Robert Mont gomery, Lord Belhaven, to be ber Itsjoety's High Com missioner to the Ghana Anent'', of the Church of Scot land. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, MAT 6. Th• Right Honourable the Lords of it.. Committee of Privy Council fir Trade sad Plantation, hays received, thrJuge the Secretary of State for Foreign Adds, a clay or a despatch from her Illeates Consul at Naplta, retortiog that the Neapolitaa Hard of Health has establirbed an as late qaarantiao of ten days on all awes arriving from Malts. --- BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, MAT b. —The Right Honourable the Lords of the Cosmos* of Pro'', Comma for Trade and Pliustatleas hey. maelved. through the doorrtary of State flr Foreign Rehire, a copy of despots* from ber Illsoty's Consul at eusekholm, reporting that the following *viols, of God will be alai tied into Sweden, free of impart defy. until the gad of the prawn* pear:—Grala and meal of all kinds, breed of all kinds, grits sad rice of all blade, amigo, petataes and patato meal, hatter and ahem*, meat of all kinds. Animal.: seem, wows, and yowls Natio, Wm, and swine. Fih, mlt.d : if all !lads, azoopt astemvim, eardises, and thoradalt. Falb, dry ormolu:al : all sort., inapt miaow sad gala. Tallow: gR mad fat of all kinds. Candles: rtearbse, and mouth fete exvrtoo. Alvonloomosts latii - dooliOi;iii - iii;oro,•isToTios imilasymoor wool • rat lb* OM, 10, lkosvortrazoot, by Two Visa fill Or dog of pabiloodos. HIGH W&TIH AT LONDON BILIDGIL run DST—Olowstalt. Twoossow—lgaists& 4k. 4k. Ma. LONDON. WNDNESDAT, MAY 7. Thou was but little in the second night's directo ries of the Treaty of Pence is the House of Commons to vindiate the judgment of that amenably is voting an adjournment on Monday evening. If the tenor of the Bret night's debate was foe the most part vapid and lifeless, the tone of the second was equally below the mark of public anticipation, while its character was still more unconnected and desultory. Just es the speech of Mr. BIDNRY HERBERT seemed to have recalled attention to the historic aspect of the recent war and the political future opened by the peace, and when a fair opportunity had been afforded by hie Ultra-Conservative avowals on the latter heed for mute Liberal statesman to express boldly what ought to be the standing maxims of this country is our intercourse with foreign powers, Mr. Huai DRUMMOND interposed with one of hie theological digressioes on the papacy and priesthoods in general, all of which, throughout the civilised world, he re• commended should be forthwith put down. Where npon up rose the Attorney-Oeueral for the Vatican in England, Mr. BOWYER, who for the space of a whole hour, or more, descanted on all sacerdotal sufferings and virtues; undertook to prove that a French gar rison was indispensable at Rome, bemuse the govern ment was so cheap and so popular; declared that the crowned gaoler of Naples was a man of known piety, sod possessed of every vines; approved of the Peace because it sealed the dissolution of the Turkish Empire; and at the same time exulted in the war, whereby England had been used, he said, by OOD to punish Russia for having persecuted and slighted the Roman Catholic Church! This transcendental episode concluded, the en lighteeed Member for West Norfolk went off in another direction—namely, that of protesting like a seine against our renunciation of the right of search. With curious candour (if, indeed, anything can justly be called curious in the political sect to which Mr. BINTINCI beleoge), he proposed to alter the phrase in common use se a agleam'', and to substitute for "right of search" the terms "right of seizure." We are for ones half-inclined to agree with the hon. member; only we would suggest in favour of frankness whether he might not go a step farther and openly advocate the revival of the practise lately renounced as "the right of robbery" on the high seas. Argument, of enure% Mr. BENTINCE had aese to offer; unless, by eourteey, serape which he aid from German newspapers, and letters indited Bea the quarter-desk of cruisers sadly in want of patable occupation during the war, are to be digni fied with that eggellatioo. But what was wanting la leeks wee felly node up In prophecy. The sun of 211101111 WAS Sale to set for ever jest as it need eirdeslp Mae ea all angry occasions in our grand tediase Ilsm ?be power of " crumpling up Russia " whoever we liked in future was about to depart ken ne. No difficulty could ever arise with America It we revived the good old policy of PAUL Joan; and even if those meek and manageable kinsfolk of ONO on the other side of the ocean should take seism our resumption of the wholesale boo seaseriog system, and it the cotton manufare toe and its adjuncts should come for a while lea stand-mill, Mr. Bantrince could not believe that le partial and exceptional a consideration would weigh with any true lover of his country. In brief, it is impossible to imagine a style of reasoning more admirably suited to support the crazy amendment of which notice had been previously given on the sub ject. No wonder Lord DERBY should have recently betrayed hie anxiety to get clear of followers eo dare gerous and damaging as some of those who still hang on his rear rather than obey his command. Could he only provoke them into regular and ostensible nonconformity, they might, we think, start a nume rically respectable party for themselves, having Mr, NRWDEOATI for their prophet and Mr. Browne for their archangel. If Lord DERBY were wire he would t ffer a handsome contribution to their separate oon nada' ; for assuredly the Carlton will never be comfortable while its aisles resound with division. On a retrospect of the whole debate, we own that the speech which seemed to us most worthy of the sea mid of the occasion, was that delivered by Lord Jon& Roannix. Wise and generous throughout, there did not appear to lurk in any phrase a selfish or splesetic recollection that in a transaction so impeetant and so creditable to the Whig admiais wades of the day, he bad borne no part. Lord JOHN may be snared, that in the minds of all just and discerning men this tone of self-regardiseenees will do him more credit then any other he could have used. Amid the horde of petty cavillers and gasping critics of the great re-settlement of European iaterests just accomplished, the ex.minister seems without effort to take high and dignilletl ground, and to ask and answer the gnat question —upon the whole, what will history say P It was by the ability to do this that the noble lord first earned for himself that happy compliment, ascribed, we believe correctly, to the late witty Canon of By. Petrt.'s—" He is the man whe first made me understand what fa meant by the sertraral phrase respecting one who by taking thearcht can add a cubit to his stators." Of Lord Joules summary of the aims of the war, and the ends attained by de peace, we seed say nothing more ; but as his observations on Italy have already Sawa forth more than one protest, and us they are pretty certain to elicit many more, it is but the dis charge of what we believe to be our duty to say that the heart of the country is on this subject what it always was, and that no diplomatic mystification, or Consoreaties terrorism in high place', will ever eseteed in its - LATEST INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA AND DENMARK. CHINO ARRIVAL OF AN AMERI CAN SQUADRON. (Ii ELECTRIC TILZOILPP.) (YlOll ova owa 00//11181PONDIXT.) HAMBURG, WIDNILIDAY. Advicce have been received, and notice officially given, of the expected arrival of an American equadron in the Elbe, Copenhagen being mentioned as the ultimate destination. This important eveat is supposed to be connected with the expiration of the treaty with Denmark relative to the Bound dues. IT OF COUNT NESSEL , RODE. The Emperor Alexander has addressed the following reseript to Count Newel rode : _ . COUNT CRARLiII WASSILIZWITCII, Yon, carver, now eatendlt g ..vvr sixty years, has been vlgnalieed by numerous and into that services to the tbroae and the country. Yon have been the constant collaboraleur of two august monarchs— the Emperor Alexander I. and my sagest father. of glor ous memory, who in their events' policy had no other aim than the mainteoance of treaties Rod the consolidation of the rep me of Europe. When the left war so unexpectedly broke forth, you fulfilled my intentions is striving is reassure those who were alarmed et the ambitious views attributed to Rauh ; and, by the judicious he limits of your antler, oontribered to the w rk of p scih cation now happily accomplished. In relieving roe, at your request, of the man stemma of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I oonsider it $ duty to expertu coy heartfelt grati tude for your 'inns and theta in the course of the career so loog and worthily pursued. Desiring to consolidate peace in cultivating amicable relations with foreign powers, lam convinced that in proservieg for you the post of Chancellor of the Empire, I shall find in your eape•ience the most useful maistance tow trds the realisation of the object I have in view. In testifying my special g fa your behalf, I present you with the portrait, ornamented with dianto:de, of my father of glorious smeary joined to mine, to be worn at the but ton hole upon the riband of St. Andre.—l remain ever yours affectionately, ALMA/MSS. Count Nesselrode hu presided over the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Russia for forty-one years. In the coarse of the present month the venerable ex. minister intends visiting the baths of Kissengen. THE BALTIC. We read in the Intlependance Beige; HAMBURG, MAT 3. The c 53 bevies disappeared from the tos-ts of Cuurlsed, the port of Rigs has bets open to aavigetes since the 26th ult., but from Rigs to Crowe idt the Gulf of Finland Is still so obstructed by Ice tic at is impotsible for vessels to r.seh Rival even without ineurriag great risks. A venal from our port, La Tense Remains., has been literally cat la two, and sank instactly with all as cargo. The lime from Lubeck to St. Petersburg will be in miasma -1 sication this year watt two boa steamers. The Ana &pertain for Croustadt wll take place on the 12th, and from Bt. Pe tersburg on the 21st of this swath. Count de Neemlrede, Grand Chancellor of the Respire, will arrive by the first, and win stay some time in Masten with Coast Biome, before elattowing his mats to the baths of Kisseagen. A new service of steamers direst for St. Petersburg Is stout to be organised at Fleasboarg. Acecreling to meat commercial advice from the Rumba prowl of the Baltic, the three provinces will not be able this 'ear to export mach cora, as it his become mares sines the late war. To this, probably, is the rise of price which his taken place in this grain within the last ten days to be a•triboted. Oa the other head, Imp earwig drys may be impacted from these protinem. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA. Or Kamm° ratmourn.) (PROM OOR OWN COAILISTONDINT.) LIVERPOOL. WZDNISDAY. Early this morning the Royal Mail steam-ship Cambria, Captain Douglass, arrived in the Mersey, with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. She sailed from Boston on the 23rd ult., and Halifax on the 25th, and has brought, besides the mails, 83 passengers and above half a million dollars in specie on freight. Passed the Royal Mail steamer Persia on the 28th (from hence on the 19th). The Arabia (from hence) on the 12th) arrived at Halifax on the 28th ; and the Africa at New York on the 19:b. Oa the 21st ult. a violent hurricane visited New York. It came front the north-east, and it is feared that it has caused many disasters to the shipping. Oar last dates from Havannah, April 18,state that the island is healthy and news unimportant. Advice& from Mexico announce the country to be in a very unsettled state, owing to the government having lewd a decree forfeiting property of the church. The Bishop of Pu-bla refused to give tip anything, and threatened excommunication ; never theless it was seized. There was a plentiful supply of money at New York, at from 6to 7 percent. on call. Stocks dull. Exchange on London, 1091 to 9. The cotton market was active and steady. Ashes firm. In the breadstuff market, fbUt heavy; common brands good and firm. Wheat steady and quiet. Indian corn inactive and lower. Provisioaa rather lower. Freights to Liverpool firm. Grain 41d. per bushel. Cotton id. per lb. THE RUSSIAN BALTIC FLEET. An imperial order, dated Si. Petersburg, April 7, lays down a sew constitution of the Bettie deer, which will henceforth be composed of three oilristona, two comprising three equ sdrons each, end one covp , ising fmr equadrors. The first squadron of Se Ist derision is cow peed of a vessel of the line the Emperor Nicholas, 120 ; Vi torg, 64; Coletsutine, 84 ; and the ft .uvik sod Hamichstka (steam frisatts). The tee rod squadron consists of the Releisor, 84 ; Out, 84 ; and limier-bead, 84 ; Otvarchni (steam bigots) ; sat the Voll and B lois° I (a , svettes of 10 guns eget ). The third consists of the l'alkso (f.iga•e), 60 ; and ' the Marie, 60. The theae squadrons of the god divisios are as felons : Pest brigate—Visd Weir. 81 ; Impararri,e, 81 ; Vslagcsti, 60; einstatitine, Orsmasehtehi, end Smell (dean frigates). &send squadroo—Tno Lt tort, 81 ; Pamiar Agora, 74 ; Brt, dine, 60; Orossiehtsehi (stem frigate) ; and the Amphitrite end Casto • (..ring frigates). Third speadton, Netrin Hens, 84; Kratai, 84. The first squadron of the th.rd divisicn comprises—Thu Pi l., 100; Volta, 84; Sssoi Valiko (rallies frigate), 60 ; Khrabty and Olaff (aran% frigates). tireond aqua , ' roe—Pultars, 84; Grand Due Michel, 74; The Erie Morrows s ( ailing frigate), at Archangel; and Bogatyr (steam frig•t.). Third squadron —The Fere Charopeooire, liner. 84, and Harakiri, 75. Vladimir, iclrth qu s a tir d atu r l — rs, P ani b t ° h T e . " Abe ; B , A rie ns74::. ; an ie d b° H rs it Nieman (transports). Fi•e vesrels of the line, the Beresino, the Logeranainland, Elnint °so•ges, Ls Victerieus, Andre, and La Rustle (this lest suffnred leveret., it the bombardment of Bweeborg by the allies), with the frigates N.rvn aad Tsestuvittch and the , corvette Etatolenik, bare been appointed for the envies of the ports, not being ail longer fit for any other. Lutly, the Bower bee sensed hie eon, the Grand Doke Alexia teed etsyean), chief of the Mb crew of the fleet. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (tor Mt OWN CONMPONDINT.) PARIS, TUESDAY EYIININO. The Pays contains a violent article against the Belgian press, and, availing itself of Count We lewskes artful summing of what was said on the subject, in answer to his own carefully prepared speech in the Congress, dishonestly represents that the Congress voted a resolution that measures should be taken to put down the liberty (or, as the Pays phrases it, the "excesses of liberty ") of the press in Belgium. The plausible pretext put for ward for foreign interfererce with the Belgian preen, is that certain journals in Belgium preach "murder, pillage, and robbery." This, everybody knows, is but a pretext. The real grievance is that facts, which the French government suppresses by the strong arm of authority at home, are published in the French language across the frontier. Follow ing up the spirit of Count Walewski's oration, the Pays, after taking credit for the great mode ration and " patience" of the French government, says, "But when the outrage assumes every day more and more mons • rous proportions, the dignity of a government which is by its origin the Emana tion and incarnation of the sovereignty of the people, the dignity of the nation impetaonated in the chief of the state, might render a more energetic attitude legitimate." After this valiant sally, the Pays, as if "scared at the sound itself bad made," hastens to protest against any too large an interpretation being given to its words, and vows lustily that it only speaks its own personal sentiments. This common form of reserve is too transparent to deceive anybody. Every one knows that a French government jour nal in these days has no personal sentiment what ever beyond the desire to act faithfully up to the instructions of the hour. All their hectoring about independence is simply ridiculous. The attack upon the Belgian press is an essay to put down a free press all over the world. For England the question is one pro anis et focis. The Bourse has been tolerably firm. Business in railways was brisker than in the Reote. The latter, after inconsiderable fluctuations, closed at yesterday's prices, both for cub and account. Credit Mobilier rose 7fr. 60c. The Western railway rose 15fr., and the other lines from srr. to 10tr. The Emperor of Auatria, who, on the occasion of the famous alliance of December 2, gave Baron de Bourquesey the Grand Cordon of the Imperial and Itsysi Order of Leopold, which is the highest distinction that the court of Vienna can con fer upon a foreign envoy, has now sent him a costly gold snuff box, with his Majesty's portrait, set with brilliants of the first water, as a testimony of approbation of the services rendered by the French diplomatist in the Congress of Paris. The snuff box was accompanied by a letter from Count 8.01, written by desire of the Emperor of Austria, and couched in terms eo flattering as to double the veins of the gift. Baron de Hubner, by order of his sovereign, has delivered to Count Ws. lewski the Grand Creed of the Order of St. Stephen. " Orders have been given," says the Memorial of Bayonne, "for a detachment of the Guides to strive here between the 10‘h and 14th of June, from which it is inferred that their Majesties will take up their residence at Biarritz soon alter the liAes for the bap. tism sf the Prince Imperial." _ _ . - - M. Alexander Corti. who not long since was ma nager. of the Italian Opera in Paris, has lately died at Milan, at the age of 36. TILE STATE OF ITALY. (From the Times.) There are few who do nut know something of the state of Italy; but the truth is probably beyond the belief roma those fur. acquait.ted with the peninsula, fur things ars la constant proor as from bad to worse, and the portent of yesterday Is the unreaarded occurrence of t Asy. Some facts have been mentioned in the dimming:l, and hundreds of others might be related equally strange and appalling. What, indica, is the state of tt e Pepsi provinces —the heart of Italy, the patrimony of the Church, the religions centre of many great nation:, a toil 'tremble from the the deeds of antiquity, end Mown even ter the genius of modern times ? A feeble prelate, placed on a Wine which he is unfitted to aid, nominally roles this tallowy region. Be cannot I. eve los palace without he ring the disuse' dries and look irg on the moody faces of th .ae core woem it is m.serred that 00l has given him a doable charge. The northern provinces of his domioion are occupied by Austrian troops. The people of the Ligation hove a recollection of bi tree times and Meter laws, for even conscriptions, which hurried them to light a et., at con queror's battles everywhere, from Lisboa to Mesa .w, were not s' amorous as the draoly oppressioo under which they now groan. They are imprisoned wi hoot trial by an Mis time 1,0 C 9. They are shot without crime by Austrian court movie:. Toe privacy mad hoarier of their families are at the mercy of Austrian commendants. Law is sus pended when it comes in contact with Austrian military rule, and the people suffer from the strangely combined evils of despotism and anarchy. To make the injustice more deeply felt, they have to pay for the occupation which eppre ales them. The ex penses of the Asporien rrginierts arc borne by the districts in which they are qu.rtrred lt.me itself is in the hands el the Freed; and, though these latter troops are far from committing similar «arenas, and rather supply the place of an efficient police for the city, yet, now that nearly Seven years have elapsed since their first entry, it must be felt that the time has acme when so eimptional a ciodition of things ehoull bare its close. bisp'es, though under a still more degraliost government, is perhaps Mee to be pitied, se its people rave nut toe aspirations of their fell .w Bat Sicily, rained act% oppresred, asks for a deli Cruelty, tut result of fear, fills the prisons of the Two Sicilics; the miserable Hine, like a &generate Tiberius, wee lately biunaning from p 4; e to ohms, from vague disquiet or fe.r of danger ; the pulite is ell.powerful, memenary, and remorseless; the poesthood is what it his always been. The Edson* and Vea,tian provinces, though part of the Austnen empire, we must not to, induced ty any fslre de licacy to sever from Italy. All the evils which foreign rule brings with it—iasolence sums the one side, bitter beano horologe on the . titer, wanton and wholesale arrests, dela. ties, forfeiture., long and us jest imprisonments, matches* oat of preportioa to the . &nee committed—prevail is the repose which are subjected to Gilman sway. Indeed, Italy cries aloud to all men who have eyes, hearts. sad imaginations to see and Gel for the wrongs of humanity. Compared with this enduring and organised oppression, what are the soff.rlog. even at the malt from outbursts of blusselmen violene.', or the sot jetties of the Ressisa serf, who tae neither memory nor anticipation of anything differing from his p.m. tat 1 it ? The remoostraticts of L .rd Clarendon before the Con ference, the mormentatiens or 'ho S erdin ion plena' otentism, the universal feeling of Eoglaod, and the go od will et the French government, trim ho.aes at last that this reign of evil is about to be brought ti a thee It rensaius to take ' active measures becoming mint what the whole world feels mast be door. The late Conterer cc win a commie of nations, with the e.me moral right of io inference as that which met at Wrens forty years ego. All distiectien of Eastern and Western adios should he diereptatited t y earnest and patri otic et item. a. It seems to us 'list the proper course to porous would be that Great BritOn sad her allies should require that, after a certain date, as 'reign midi.," should evacuate the peninsula. All future occupations should be equally probibrecf. Ear Ts sr ould no longer conceal to this ',Mem c f States protected by for. isto arms. As in such a guano., e toe faithless and wicked sovereign leads biro to contemn the natural demands of his people, se cure that n wore her to his ty fanny wit be at once crumbed by the power of foreign bityoftets. There is in every inde pendent c immunity a limit to oppression. Even a worm will min, and the moat facile son enervated race will some day rise aga4ist the prolonged abuse of rulers. Bat where the tyrant can call in foreign help this natural c'.ech cease" to sant, and the people is indeed in evil case. If, however, it be beyoud our strict 'a,/ ha to interfere ourselves, we may yet determine that noon. else shall interfere. We may de mand that Pop. and Cerdinal, King and Casuarina, shall deal avoided with their owe people, and that, it Itsly 'elects them, brute force she I not Garry them hack in The Belgian Moniteur announces that King Leo pold has conferred the Grand Cordon of Leored upon the Emperor Alexander II The same order is conferred upon Count Nesselrede, upon Count Orloff, end on Prince Dol. gonroaki. Pelee. Henri di Ligne is sent se Envoy Entre ordinary one special mission to the Emperor of all the Remiss. The Carmel arrive , ' at Marseilles this morning with advisee I om C nttantinoole of the 28th, and from the Crimea of the 28th alt. The frigates Promethee, Mo padep aad Reba. Blanche have arrived, with 1,400 men (menthe Crimean. r 1 1