The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-22 00:00:00

r 7 etc expreoo%. aftiremanti Int;071•11;; ; ii;Iiii0;:"1:4;a7160 I.6o6poper, meg be St th• OE" 10, 114••ei, b Tv e vi s e the fliq to palneatlos. MON WATS& AT LONDON BRIDO3. Tam DAT —llandag. Au Ift—..aftersees. m. ii.. Twomsow—Marsill& A. 47 • 1 --Aitarlisia. A. s LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22. TO-DAT the Committee of Privileges rennet the debate epos the Wensleydale Peerage: it nay therefore be convenient, now that the e . Memos has dosed, to sum up the one. The gee sties at issue has a twofold aspect—it is both a trod sad a nosh tutiosal question. Although the dist intim be tween that which is legal and that which is cewedn. haul was impoinely &Died, or rather dexterously ignored, by Lord LTNDIIIIIST ea the first nod of the debate, yet no distinction sae be clearer. . That is legal which is declared to be law by the mumbled ex. pounders of the law of England I SP ad we kid that any doctrine which ham bees acted epos, sad whin is ausetiond by the authority • f Cozi, an d by that of every lags sad lawyer w ho has eoasidered the gumshoe, must be a settled d A dria. e t English law. That is onstitutiosal • shish is sot ealy legal, but is also expedient. Adman a particular enure m* of the prerogative is legal nut b e d e w & mined by onsultiag the resogr And legal authorities: sad be that extent the Hesse . of Leeds hiss perfect right is draw its owe noelr mice, sad haviag draws that ecemelahos to mot spas it Whether any =rein of the prerogative is 'cooed tutional nay of course be tiebated—disused by either How of Parliament, end either Rew amt.y adopt whatever resohitioa it piston as to the eharaeter of nth nouns& But It is dear 'that anther Howls eta pro . . vssil farther that • sere mastics The siiet. MSS of a.porticals preceptive may be &apses --4 he swam of ISA prerepds may be Sex pediset,.bat it the alleged itteregetiv; exists its liturchWie (Bpi turd masa beist aside except by as ..hot of Parliament, or by ow House of Parlisiasat wearying the rights of the Qum sad the other House we Parliasseat. If the Quint has bees lajedielowdy sdvieed to sweroise s prerogative of the Crows which is legal, the remedy provided by the anstitatias is well wedersteed. The pi:dealer esss is which the Crews bee amortised the prerogative west take it. HOSTSO—is the present awe Lord WINSLITDALS least take his .at ; sad the fate of the Ministry must le &shied by moving s vote of want of esafidease. Bat to admit that the exercise of the prero gative is legal, sad yet to refuse nimbi= to the prerogative knees the Quarts bee been injudiciously advised to el:nib that proregative, is wither mon ace to this vourpstfoa. To admit that sestodiag to law the Quint bad power to male Mr. Baron Pam s Peer for lib, sad yet to deny his' right to it in the Hausa of Lords, because the House of Lards are of opines that the grunts of Lib Pumps is injudicious sad inexpedient, is safely a gran violation of the constitatisw. The Hens of Peers might jut as wall have .bat their bows against Lord St. Lzoonos, or against that agile lord who lately appeared it a questioaable imp before the tilassa's Beach because, in the endue of that Home the Crown wee set well addled whoa it created those two families noble. Then tomarks are sot bacifal, Doe are they humid an mere hypothesis. For it is ober that Lord LYNDHURST, true to his original °plain, shrieks from declaring the Weasleydele patent Mega The sageeity sad legal massiesse of that noble lord Weds his indelgieg in the bold asseveratise of illegality which disdagaisbed the mare aucespaleas Lord BT. LIONARDS. All that Lord LYNDHURST ma tares to wort is, that neither the letters patent oar them Inas with the sees' writ of summons issued is pursuant thereof can made the grantee to eit red ado is Me How of Loris. By mesas of Wm subtle phrseselsgy this most ingenious of saga =asses to esafoun the legal and the see titatitmel nano& He laws too well that the Qom, in this none, ef the prerogative, hes sot exceeded that prerogative as iota. Be knows that if legality were the sal; question, he would have Do kers needi,and therefore be eihatly usurps the privilege of determine, ea esastitatioasi wends the right of Bun Waostitnui to it and vote is the House of Peers, sad then preemie to bay that right in tarns. This io a fallagy whisk ought sot to deceive say seen, sad at emeredly will set daceive the LORD Catania-oa. With regard to the constitution' peat of the qua. the, it doss not seem too that waist hes bus added to that which was urged ea the that sight of the dnete. Both sides admit that the appUete sear. el these rashes ought to be a sent above re. pros& Lord LYNDHURST deelems the HOUR waste ao mistime as a Court el Appeal, for the lodise sea be galled to a avian I sad, without lookolllaff himself, the Comma- Loa, Lord Bt. Limnos, Lord Hamann. and Lard 11111P3ILL. sonedtate a psalm tribanaL To net this bold assertion the Caancniaa's mouth is eafortuaately stopped, II or it a happen that boons the sad el last ..mien he committed himself to the epithet that the Home ef Lord. wan as a Cosa ef Appeal, quite satideatory. Bat if his mouth bad Sot been stepped, he would se doubt have pained hat the ha.. of mentsweieg all the Judges to deliver their snakes, sad at the same time emending the filmset unanimous opining of that Leveed body. Ha would, no desk, have dilated una Um admen yews orbs lensed bream Boren ipso the hams Infinities eves of bersiliterpitears, upon the email of the BRANDON we, Se the CYOuturaii. ease, of the Inns wee, of the Bafoowenz sees—ia wine his ewe nines, supported by • majority et the Judges, was marveled. No, would he have emitted to quote at begat the wards of my Lord dr. Lantana—whilst he was yet Sir ZDWARD BIIODSH, smartie, seder neglect and the patient emeembense of argumeete mbeadersteed by that *cry House ef Lords of whist' he is sew the nem pieria whisk be denenneed therms anomalies sad the paten isetineey of the usurped legal Janes ths et the Hamm of Pears. Weed if it wen act saammly we abould rejoies to see some meshes Si the Otwerannet arm themselves from the quiver ef their boldest sad net leaned antegenist, sad destroy kits with his own INSIIORS. Bat the greed china de kles Ilk with the opposition lee bow the inevitable agreed= of the Home of Lords by the creation of Life Peen Been Lard Oast seems to be tainted with this fallacy. It I. mid, 'sly let ma swanning Mains have pewee M mate Life Peers, an the indepeadease of the Upper Chamber is at is es& It is said that the moment any divine bean MAIM the Minister would order so nay Life Peers, as a nen after the play order' so nay oysters. Oa be ether hand, such a thing is destined to be in visible. In the first place. the Crown meet be esa • salted : sad certainly tbe Crews would set esseest to any sash set of flippant folly. Besides, sash a sane would fail of effect. For It is slew that, however great may have been the saving reneged by a party I to a political adventurer, and however hairnet' may have bean the coanezion between a political adherent and hie early Mends, it is impossible to draw any cornet eonclusions es to their Mum rendes° from their conduct in times past. Had there been any necessity for creating Lib Peers in order to carry a particular question is the days of Tory ascendancy ia the Lards, what men more likely to have beam selected than my Lord BROUGHAM and my Lord CAMPIIILL P What men, having regard to their antecedents, could have been supposed more likely to cling to their party even unto death P And yet, despite their previous conduct, despite their mitts, opinions m literary men and es Judicial expositors, °treaded vanity has driven am these " grave sad reverend seniors" to renounce their party, themselves, end their law. But not only would such for-tbe-neace-ereated peers be liable to desert, bet this shallow game would be open to every political bungler. The trick is too clumsy to be practised. Indeed, a moment's redaction must casein°, any man that no sash danger is possible. Follow the idea to its medal results and its absurdity is apparent. As to the subserviency of the new pears, nothing ma be so preposterous. It is not many years ago eines ea hereditary Boron teetered his colleagues into giving him an Beildom. Nor is the Chief Julies yet of blamed memory who claimed a Viscountcy imbed of a Barony, bootees if any thing happened to his crib, his son, m meoeseding to her Barony, would take precedes°e of his father. Subserviency is not unknown seem sow in the Haase of Lards, nor will it be more mama by the creation of Life Pears whose sons will have no' right to claim from their Order public situations for which they ere unfit, bemuse, forsooth, they are peers in poverty. With Life Peers the scandal of hereditary pension will owe. We know not whether Lord LTNIWIIIIIIT will M ailed or will fail in hie attack on the Casscstsos, bat of this we an satisfied, that if he does noosed his meow will be dos neither to the strength of his legal sathoritise nor to the emus= sense of his CUM 1 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1856. THE NSW LOAN. ACCEPTANCE OF TBItEB-(THI8 DAT). Tkle owning at 10 o'clock a Naiad lateteirire took plane between the Premier sad the Olisetellee et the Be denser, sad the rattenea who MI bees Lathed se we erect tee the sew lees. Anew% thew moot ewe Beres Lintel, Meyer, end Mertes Boiluehlid, Moue Ilateldneen, Cepa, B. Thereto., B. B. Winless, L. Cohen, Stele Casale's, Lamellae, le. , The Caaweitmoz of the Patinae= epeeed the Later view by &slag the sealed, paper, with the selaiwria prix to be bowel by the goverameat, ht the heads of Mr. Wegoelia„ wiener of the Beak of Baikal. - Ns. Corn, said be supposed the strip would be delivered immediately attar the poloist; el She reseleties by the New of Censor. TM C iasthe. of the iozinoßa /*plied t• tbo Yr. Cam. rarreill whether It we the pupate of the government to retain twenty per cost. r a depart, or to Imp a portion or re earaet as an heatelaant. The CIANOILLOR of t►e langur= Gobi the depant would be only ten per teat., end the remainder mid be as instalment. Kr. Wismar said be was dna tbe serlp Tootipts would ►•rdly be ready for Ns ant netalmeat of 10 per met., but thu letters of allotment wield be stamped by tbe Beak et sighed. Is reply to • gaieties from Mr. CAVIL, the Cxaxoar.Loz of the £xoattnuaz said the goneument wen prepared to abide ►y tboir own Om _ . CAPIL Whaled to ICBM is 11011111011tiell with the Es &squat Bill trainman, whether the Wisest mild be as payable at the Beak of laglead, lamed of the Ba ilsman. Offlee, add* that it would be a rest scantalease U each ea szsagemeat could be wads. . The Czeuctiloa of the I:Timms' said that bad wpm beau dime previously, mad In fiend was set preetloablv. Yr. CAPIL suopeeed the bill would be got tbraegb par liament as secs as possible; the feet of mosey befog worth ism or eigbt per coat. nuking that very climbable. The CZAaI CiLLOS of the EXCNRQUIS nit the revers meat would pt the bill paned se mom as possible, thealfit, of seerse, the natter did set depend entirely epee than. Berea 1.. &natant= having beaded fa a lam tow WALE a biddies tee the reposed toes, The Chahoit.z.oa of the Excnthhhas °burred that be. fore be proceeded to read the pop. be would like to know abeam dare was say Mbar Wein to les pat to t It bayfig beta iatlmalai that them was ae ether Wass impend, The CIIJICILLOZ of the liscassoza read as falows : We booby propose le the Lords Cmusinboas of her Mejesty'e Treasury le ealeeribe the as of 5,000.0005. needs(. hr the lesa fur the Denim of the year 1866, spas the tellowiag terse—na., for .wry 1001. of ahem to mesh@ 1111. Ms. (soy 6s) Three per Coat. Coaeolideted Aunties, with ilvidost frets isesery Ism, the psyseate ia maternity with the notice. The lrepsal Is undo abject perilsismt sotherieles sad Sir:snot auselme sod ot r seatribsten to awry the aferessid term hns sleet" Thip CIIANOILIAR Or Os Bxcabturss—What price b UNA to Cowls I, Bans L. R 4 every 112 L sad owsiglaii he The Cwootazzaos el the Rioasctoza &moved that that wee below the =batmen pries tasil by the 'moonset, wad therefore, he would must the Goveoser of the Beak to epos the merman& offer. Mr. Wwwwium thee read the goventetest prise, wide► wee 1111. to. Id Oeseolldaest Three per Coat. Lunette, foe every 1001. le mewl, beteg equiveleat te Nee* stile. Hama 10TWICUILD *PI reqeseted perededos for the depstaties to withdrew he a few salamis, that they might eseoult tegetior. Atter a; Interval 0 Moat tea Wastes. width err la• Nosed b the elepetetten as a teseeitetiso la ea sejelalsi met, _ Berea ROTZSCRILD (eltdreseieg the Cheeeeller el the Inborn) seht—We have &Med apes saeptleg year term The Cdroostr.oh of *a Zioarhosh—With regard loth to the Sou sad to the laehequer BiIM ? Beres Borman a— We were la boom that ease awe _ _ tie• Wen M mad* is marled tw saalaq•es Ms, u t!. pries Is me =sob Weber dm Ire utb4NYL_ The CahheshZez of the Izmir thick se es, deviate free see proper/ ,; I don't Mr. Rsoussarr theta nod ibegovereasest prise gam, rad, deer he bad iless sr. The Czawasura of the ixessatrza ebeered that the term erre r ratty ee risible 90. Mr. Carat. said irldbe Berea Botteddld woe Oleg up the paper, he wished Is mats ea observaties regartilog the osmintaie otiose of the goosetatimst with the City. He hoped dist se soy futon oessolos ups whit* a loaa Right be regained, the samtuat would ha ward at sea. It was Itsowa la this lasteaer thus *walla parties is the City wars mutilated with the sweat es Saturday, thing► the depu tation ease there to loan it as Mesday, and bets were nada the City that the amount wield be 6.000,0001. I alto CIANCIILLOR eft BICIZESIIIIS said he bad Mowed the prudes whisk had existed priviwasly. It had bees seder seasideratiou whoeses 5$ might net be doshabb to nastiest the sumac but is the whole It was thought better to adhere to the ismor prestios. If it wore wished that the sum should he stated is fawn, the goesesmout could have se att}ostioa. no mammal would he,. no (Mimics to all the partleulers being stated sistaltaaorsoly at drat, but so doubt the mow was thoptiosipal Ratter. Mr. Caruz.—l was told yesterday that year Lamm would ha IS. The CE•dosszoi of t►. Exotsaosa—Well, that wee • very geed gees. It wet set leap settled posterity. The debt Ms. pestles= seadssed—Aied me, D•tw Beth& chid, Jest t• snake • rattan eyes tam Seel weeds cd yew propeed. Thum weeds sire sew, ere they set t Bum Rossecams edsettesd irises It vie the assay aad lethastod that they ti el reiresse wisely to the &slits el reshassess. _ _ _ The CIWICILLOS fit tl. 310114071111—W0 Mast pl•ip the eredit of the Wiwi. An we eta 4. is te sip peetiotioseles ef tweet. ea ft were, with rw—le who peeeitiseal mortal, whist pediment say ee any set ratify. There sea be so el.estica be are weir being 'Well arm rpee. I oely whit to peed oreloet it. being isenweed shot they will wail any eitoteties of ties Lees het ; yea de leek I apprehend, kind tint say mom Amid be Warted is lb. Lies Aet Bans 201111101ULD Yid be did mot mod say *pa ten is tbas lupe* flea lb, wed ?mike. The Cesseurea et the Rioasem—Wlth 'egged le the leelteeser Dille, I dee't disk It wee guile eadenteed whether or sot r os seceptad ear Fief. BYO. Itereeceue—We wept the letieegeer Ms re tbe wee peke es tbe bee. Yr. Cell= Implied if ibe Isebequer MIN were ti be rtimoll, nod if se, et whet err ef leaven ? TN CRA . aaszsoi bt the Isoasevii—Hiss mai the aew Rulaggpor Bib ? Kr. CoriL—lrsa. 71to CaAscrau.oz of goo Isonseuza—Tbo Mite will M gives me oboe le. bit roe twiloy. The soomosen tersalitho for ratifylog W km was dm divvied of, obi lb. issoniow boffoobiatod. Tao Munoz Musicuies or Doom. —Os Saturday sad Iliewlay seat, a peaseuwees of Walleeee spars et Natikwa is to be gives, Iw t►e besat ef the "Dellis Kuala Acad.. ~" the irisayel part to be ass tamed by M. Bawd B. Kuper, waisted by rose die theguisked eatateen. Tbe ides erialsate& with the Iterehieweee K Domain, whew weaken Is ad of the awn lastitaties have bees isdelstigabie. The paws sees wit take awe (seder the harmer et his Rwellesey the Lord I.lesteesso) at the Masa Cowart Resple, stage lovaa bees created I r the oaseles. The "rehears sal dowse will be itemplete. sad a lashleaelde sad wearied &sasses le watisipsted, upwards .1 1,000 *kits bobs already diapeeed ef. Baia. OIOORAPHICAL tioam.—Paps., to be read at the wean swats' es Kerby, Parser, 91, at hall-past elgat east& 1. Os the lierwatiew Cyders; sod et ibis brad* they pease% by °spiels Alfred Parka, semsebiested by Caplets Po t a Motel as the wadi ties of the. hipsey pww'•*M• Ireidaris. teethes with she twos so et the Mopeds, readies is their usameksies, by ilessel Gerraer, Bey.. bee Minty% Oeseel at Jassy, eseensoiseted by the Uri 51 Oleresds• I 1. .Imm% of reepsesb teen Oevesees . O'Beaser, Belem* Osuirs, Key 12, 1165, seseateess s meet el his vidt be the blabil of Same, es the West Owe of /Jaw, etwaualest. d thresh W Colestal-rites. Mt Watts, the Eestia Meld, has be= is Paris Neu thou, sae boo tw!eo had dm Meow of palatine hie lapsed Milos Priass Jena& H. Me she ozocutod permits for Lied Ifollead of N. Gebel, Y. Thus, sod the Maim Lime. VOt Court. The Qom, with the Prisons Royal sad the Primes. Anse, rode ea h outback. yesterday utoralar, la the Naas !heat &Gashed' to Baskleghaat Pcleee. Her IN m 7, Maeda by the Cession et Desert, Ilajor-Ginersl Heaves* awl Cartels Ds Plat, visited the Dasher et Gloucester la the &Haws, at Glessester Hesse. Priam Albert nu as berseback, attesded by Capella De Piet The Prime et Will. sad Pricer Alfred visited Kr. Ns tas's Phaterraphie ishilidee, ia rallies% yesterday rhomi. • ilersiatim ea dm esSele Pollee 11501 lad ea is • temiew w.tit Mr George , esterdey, at tie BMW ellke. Ter dormatim :—Mr. Banies, M.P., air H. Modileeb. M.P.; Hr. Weems, X P.; Hr. Wei* M.P.; Yt. Marjoram/to, M.P. • Mr. B. Willem. M.P.; Hr. Frowiek, M.P.; Mr W. H um.,, M.P ; tilr 0. Good mu, M.P. ; Owe& &Moil, M.P. Crewel:ay Rollie, M.P.; Hr. Steen„ M.P.; Hr. J. B. Smith, M.P. ; Mr. Lir. eltaw. M.P. • Mr. Wiekkem, M.P. ;_ Ms. Itilligsa, M.P. • Mr. Ridley , Mr. Du Prd, M.P.; Mr helms M.P. ; Hr. Gerdarr, M.P. • 84r Si. Levu, M.P.; Rept•s, M.P.; Celine; ! react.., M.P. ; Hr. J. A. M.P.; Hr. R. Currie, M.P.; Mr. Readies, 11. P.; Mr. Roebuck. M.P. i I•ed fiery lasimi. M.P.; Hr. Murrougti, M.P.; Mr. 0.... litlearde, M.P. ; Mr. 0. Bet - , M.P. ; Lord Allred Herm, M.P. ; Gibed Beek, II P. ; Walter, M.P. ; M.P.•, Hr. J. 0. Ryan, M.P. • He. Hoer fall, M.P. ; Mr. C. Perot., . M .P.: Mr. Corlett, M.P. ; Mr Tito, M.P.• Kr. Oliveira, M.P. ; Mr. W. Melte% M.P.; Mr. Pilkiartio, X P.; Hr . Redfield, M.P.; Mr. Temmel, M.P. ; Hr. Creek, M.P. • em tbr Moyers Si repureetatires freer Trek. Ilinitarkem, Pertmeete, thetlmemiteo, Berwick. Liverpo3l, Brisbt Illfaramis-••• Lab, amdalsed, Bartleprol, BM lied, 11118111. Derby, Dreitwieb, Leteader, ibeelmilms.Aves, DAMM/01., Beltoe, Preekes. llefilotimi, Ramey, Peseleets; ll C=tre, H.P . Welmekeme tm. Peemilmst, Cbeimeter, Waketiold, Moak nt, ltormley. Obemerfield, Weymouth, Beremegie, and Warmlek. _ _ ♦ dtpeiseiss frees the maw aad eseparatiaa of Hellas bed aa lierisreiew yesterday with the Hoeg Hee. William Wiper at Os Moo of Gessral Beard of Healtb.Watte- • isputadaa tem Itsultehat Lead Beal of Heath ba ea laterwaw wadi the Praidest of the Oteard laud id Malta yartairy. TM deratatioa smasistal of Mr. W are/oh Olielsrartal dr Load Hand, and Mr. W. Banta; atria. iboymare latredesal by Mr. Last w, M.P., ad Mr. Malleld, M.P. Mr Alessader Itaarasa had aa Ealavlur with the Chaerille ef the lubsqaer yearmlay, at his snag ad dare, la Daratarearst. Hie Zeesnow the %Iglu Misiabse mad Mame Yoe d. Reps estertebed st dame 1.5 eveolao, et the rosidelee of the Legation. is Pettlead-pieee, the Danish Kinkier sod Madame irOzbolte, the Netherlands Illaleter, the Yawl Clowevilk, the lad s.d Cesatoes of Skelbesse. the Earl sod Comatose of eteahope, Veoeuat Mame, Hes. Prodeelek sad Kr. sod U.. Coleus. Later 1. the mein Kellum Vika de Weyer resolved a select dale of visitors. The Cowden Crass has the daismisie hut ma in. at the featly amides Is Clisties-street. Theis Royal Ilighatesue the Dashes. of CAROM., owl the Primo Kay liessersi 4 ladyship with *We presses. It'. Royal Sighing - oh* Dosiooo of Cambridge bed a dhow party ea Wednesday, a• her red/ma la damn PAW. Th. obeli handed the peke sad Dearer rAameale, bis iseelleavy Cheat O.lhed•, bh Iseellesey Sam Deetl.ek. the led awl Neaten el ilbelhanio, lomat Melte% the Lila Boa. Sir litelemia Rah, Hee. Fraterisk Dye& Admirel Elauad Lyme, lir. sad Yee. Jolts liaraley, Le. at a lava hear the Dube. Er wired a her Merle, rams whoa were his Royal Hyk arr the Dabs at Orabridge, his Imams* the &Wan Wiaiater sad Mime Via de Weyer, his Zsetlieriey t►e Pensions Ildlander, the Earl sad Chasten el Nerd white, sad the Wise Yorke (3), Geri MAMA Quit Mirk, the Coaster Rehm ihialaamege, Madams Vas de Weyer be; air& eat far as avow iakparty ea as Lt rezlao. . . At Psi die Pisiipstestkakr sr* ebieses el great ateremios ; Log Clansile , . Owns Osven, Boma Heli um, M. 114 Bad, tr.. are " kw kw " of Ns day. ♦ peat many saisrlaimeate an proksred. sal a peeled of rule askesties k MAW kr. Lady Bollard. co Tuesday sight, 'smarmed Ms yaid suseir by a Mean sad ork4s at which mar of Or dlphoseds orkbrkks wire paw- Or Is eras *rooks the triasser Matra re bad a ressoks. If lb, Caatersoess prowl oreesetrib. a gnat number et ars are to sem et His Gran the Deb of Bielumead arrived with ewe, the Loyal Berea Light i.wey at •iaar. dna, ea Taaelee leet. mad bee takes ap his quarters far the poem& at leek•. leatay Betel, at reeshina. DIVISION LAST NIGHT UPON SIR JOSHUA WALNSLEV'S NOTION. The felswiti isalsose fan dr akasity who wwd few Bis Jambes Waimbrometisa WI slept: Mg" Wll Mom St. h!. N. Mos, Tapia Illeas, limb I. Mobrisk Them* O'llrbs, MEM TINA Wan M. Osilkm. Mrs. rtes OrOmell. Orpelm Dra:stri Oa: L . J. mud. D. = Jetty arritt W. Mama Drum Mary i. ilimilk OIL Mr J. A. Omsk. Jar* Naar. Devil OW. IMMO MMus Dr Tam itspbsa E. Ilerous= Orporrir W. D. Drursea. Jobs T. 111i.o. O. TOM% Led Degorasl• L. Ifrearrer. Tobn= Ital. amo Ilimm Blldtad Isiord. MMus Z. Tolima im lllisi Zediploo. Illemost Mrs/Oroy. Wined Mk. Ismario. SaTo atom Jams Trsteri. M. W. Byre. Mt Dr Um Moak% Ms It. WISOmo. W. A. Irmerartratar Ma" Otero* 1114=1. J. NW" O. 11. Wslort., Mr J. =orr, Ititiant Dkoresti, J. P. lOW% MI him - - file B. Hail yes rese.l .mobs. of Ilis — pessismost els voted with 'ha Lea heir Zessell. lb, MOS Hoe. S. Ilsrbert, owl dbio ItisM H... W. aleisloss WIN against the seem. a 41111 ohs the Lett Kea. B. SS B. It. Llama. Lai his liesson. as Nem& °Nies 554 Melt won amass Ss sbosstims CIMITAL PAL/10111.—BRILLDIO Da; 1111 r. Maw's, se pelmet; 7201 Ono by noses Wks% 134; to el. 064. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. lIIIIINAILTNO AND lORITION TILSOZAPII.) (now ova. OWN 001111POIDIGIT.) PARIS, FILIDAT MOONING. It is officially stated that the ChoWifittiolowl Is in error in attributing the appearance of the article from the Siscle in the toluene of the /ballasr to s !mistake. The ifonitestr, it is observed, is the only government journal, and if it epsomite a mistake will not leave others to correct it. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom ova PARIS. TIVUDAT Evan-pro. The affair of the article in the &eels is again the great topic of the day, and it has assumed new and extraordinary phases. The Constitutionsel of this morning contains the following cart paragraph: It WU owing is a aanale that the Mandator reproduced as artiste is the &eels replyiag to one la the Jeurossi du Debora of the day before. This is in accordance with a piece of news which I gave you yesterday, as noming from an! official source. The public were at first disposed to accept this explanation as conclusive ; and, although the silence of the Moniker on the subject was remarked. people willingly fancied that the only reason for this silence was that the official journal could not acknowledge itself to be in the wrong. It wee not doubted that the paragraph in the Con stifortioutel, although not signed " Commaniqu6," cams direct from a Minister. This is doubtless tree, for that journal would never have ventured to con tradict the Metulewr ore its own authority, neverthe lres, I have every reason to know that the article in the &ogle was sent to the Monneur from the very highest authority, and I believe the same authority will maintain that there was and shall be no mistake. The evening papers have received orders not to re proclaim the Constautioenel paragraph. The order arrived too late fee the Preen, which, however, throws discredit on the Constiletioanel. Bat the Petrie and Per say nothing. At the Bourse business began with some brisknese, in consequence of the paragraph in the Comitihrtionstel stating that the artiste in the &Me had been re produced in the Monition by mistake. The feeling of confidence was encouraged by sooosseive tele graphic dispatches reporting a rise in Ocasols. The Recite wee to 73fr. 10c. Bat in the after noon it was confidently affirmed that the Mc:al lelrr of to-morrow would contradict the Cognates- Unseel, and declare that the Sieck's article was quoted designedly, and upon this the Rents went down to 72fr. 660., being a fall of 200. from yesterday, and of 660. from the highest point of the day. Credit Me biller hit 16tr. Beenrities of all kinds were very heavy at the close of business. The Northern Rail way fell 10h., and most of the other lines about Mr. Lying rose 101 r., in consequence of a report that the company was about to issue 36,000 new shares at par, and to give a preference to the holders of exist ing shares. The Pres** of this evening, however, doubts whether the smears will be adopted. I do not bear any esalirmatioa of the story that reporters were to be admitted to the Confersoses. Bo far from it, I am told that extraordinary precau tions will be taken to keep the peseasdinp secret. The question has been disowned, whether even diplomatic secretaries should be allowed to be pre- sent, and there hos bens a good deal of difference of opinion on the matter. The Cleastinstionsel, how ever, anaosness that then will be two seentaries, of wham M. Benedetti will be one. They are to sit, it appears, in the two extra stairs, which it was thought at one time had boss ordered for Prussian plenipotentiaries. - Senegal foreiga journale slready take upon them selves to describe the mode of promeding in the Cosines. They speak of its division into a tow mitts, and sub•eseastittee, its general meetings, &e. I cannot bat repeat an observation I have already aide, namely, that the coarse of mending. I. the Cowen will be settled by the Plenipotentiaries themselves when they meet. It is, therefore, puerile to pretend to deeselbe beforehaad what ie unknown, and whisk me depend upon the malt ola common deiiberatios. Beside% it is to be ex pected that the operations of the Ooogrese will be wrapped in the deepest secrecy. Public serissity, all legitimate se it is, mast be resigned to patiesies. The high interests about to be dimmed between the representatives of the Great Powers meet not be compromised by premature melodeon sr dangerous isdisoretioas. The editors of all tie Pods jourash wore nut for today to the )(briny of the Wain. sad wen ordered sot to publish say articles on the question of peace arm's: pending the deliberation of the Con . At two o'clock this moon the Emperor, at tended by Marshal Mapan, General Regnaad de flaiatplean d'Angely, and a numerous staf4 loft the Taileries foe Combat,* to review the Voltigeare of the Imperial Guard, who are quartered there. After the review his Majesty distribated a number of deco rations to the oaten end men. bL Geodesiche, the editor of the dessiir, who was sentenced to three meads' laspriemuseet the other day for having (tried " Vivo la Liberte r was again tried this morning fee haring pabilehed three articles is his joansal of a political character, although he had net made the deposit required by law from political journals, sad has been sentenerd to a farther imprisonment of six months, and a fins of 1.200 fr. 3111.1.1 N, Pm 21. Letters hoes St. Petorsbarg state that the Basal school of Nicelsla is to bs removed to Crocatadt. Orders are said to base bees given to proceed so farther pith the itoostreetios of the Widen, a Sae ship of ISO game, ea the stocks at NicelaisLE Coast Orloff arrived at Paris lest sight, at 10 °Work. He wee received by M. de lieebach. The taserel of Henri Helm, the German poet, took place oa Welees'ay. Awoog those who attesiwi were MM. Alessedre Dames, Th4l4;ph le Gautier, Winn, Peel de Ft. Alesseire We 14 etc. A great swab r of Germs, wr ten sell panelists were present. N. Cohn, sifter of the Air. sad N. Beni 1.1 a, as ie.timate tr:ead of the poet, were Wet moareers. No speeches were delivered, la accordsace with the ',premed w sh of the de meaned. The holy was Interred l• the Cemetery Nett mane. the Chamber of Cmareeree of Turin has decided that It wooli to be advisable at present to belt a Usivereal 1111t,b'Sos is that c ty, bat that the s'etlt saheb toa of the usaafacteres of the klagdos shall tate place la 1868 04 lar!sr scale thee noel, aed that s lks trout all coeatr:as shall be aniline I to ,t. A letter trout Warsaw states that all the eleil sethorites bamboos promoted to the sew Gowreor, Cleo. Oortchaboff. Be male a speech to them oa the oc moo in wh ch be passed a bigh eulogises os the bravery displayed by the Pollen oaken asil, tel sins tarring It the Crimes, , bet see so 'mot os of avy a kalakerative referee. h. ' staff of the sound w 11 04 eoempoied of two °Ricers of the staff of the Crimea charged with particslar fuming, sad ales sides-dseasp. The seem lure war transports, now rapidly At tie' oat at Berths. t+. . se. to be provisiosed by the go rummest. and sot the owner*. They ere all M any large quantities of t sad hem storm. The ler., .111 eissdet of the 'asterisk ter fel batteries. Bose diethltioe will be esperinced la massing the war trsasperts, is sea- Hisao* ei the dettlaatise et the tree pore sot heist bosoms. OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (MOE 017 R SPECIAL CO] CAMP, 811BA8TOPOL, Fa.. 9. The latest papers received bear the date of January the 25th. By some of these we learn that it was con fidently believed in London that the Emperor of Russia had despatched orders to his generals in the Crimea to suspend active hostilities, on the 18th of January. Of course, had such despatches been sent, they must have *arrived long since. We conclude that this report, wheresoever it originated, wee a ' pure fabrication; for at no time during January heal there been a suspension of fire from the whole of the Russian position. Occasionally, the north side of the roadstead has remained silent for several hours toge ther, while firing has been going on from the heights above the Tehernaya, or from the enemy's lines further ot above the Chuliu. For the last few days,sinee the destruction of Fort Nicholes,scontional dropping fire, day and night, has been maintained from the forts and batteries on the north side. It does not seem to be carried on at any regular intervals, but wherever a few soldiers are seen or suspected to be, b y day, and wherever a light shows itself at night, there a shot or shell is sent. When thenight is dark, or there is a thick fog, this dispersed fire is still con- Untied, either from the attention of the Russian man on watch being attracted by sounds supposed to indi -1 oats movement in the town, or on the mere chance of causing casualties among t hei guards and troops on duty there. The Russian riflemen also try their aim across the water to the Harabelnaia, and, as the width of the roadstead varies at this part from four to six hundred yards only, no one can approach the shore from the Fort Paul guard to Careening-bay without risk. On the 7th instant the Russians kept up an unusually strong fire from the Inkermann heights and lower Mackenzie heights over the Tchernaya valley. They attempted to reach the position of the French camps along the Fediokine ridge, but, u without success. Some shells sent burst at an immense elevation. They also fired grape, in addition to round shot and shell, at parties going to the reservoir, and at the advanced posts of the French, in the plain. The French made no return, either from their batteries in the valley or from the Fedinkine heights, but their riflemen sta.' dossed in the ambuscades near the river kept up a mutant fusillade. The Russian riflemen on the opposite aide were by no means inactive—the little puffs of white smoke were seen frequently from their places of concealment, and the sharp cracking of this crew fire was constantly audible in the in tousle between the reports from the cannon on the summit of the cliffs above. The RUSSIA= have not repeated the experiment which they tried about three weeks ago of bringing a field battery out upon the valley ; they, no doubt, saw that the result, as affecting the French position, was altogether a failure. Additional measures have been taken to strengthen our guards in cue of necessity and position generally in the town and Barabelnais, in consequence of the doubts which have existed re specting boats being on their way across the harbour Co the 18th ult., when the enemy opened so heavy a fire on the south aide. It would not have been an easy matter for them to have established a footing before, long enough to effect any object of impor taus, on the south shore; it will be a still more difficult matter should they make an attempt now. The destruction of Fort Nicholas has proved to be as completely accomplished as it appeared to be when looked at from a distance at the time of the explosions. As an example of engineering skill in mining, the success is perfect. The foundations are rooted up, and from one end to the other the whole fabric lies now an utter ruin, • mere heap of shattered masonry and rubbish. Mea sures are in program for the demolition of Fort Alex ander, and it is stated that the walls of all the prin cipal buildings remaining in Sebastopol are shortly to be levelled to the ground. On the sth Natant, part of the north wing of the Larabelnais barracks, or White Building, as they are commonly called, was blown down. The building wee not undermined, bet the explosion of bags of gunpowder epistle the wall, applied in the usual manner, effectually an swered the purpose intended. It bee been remarked that the blocks of state which formerly composed the sides and basin of the Kuabelnitia docks have net generally been much injured. but cal, separated from task other, so that they would readily be avail able for the construction of fresh buildings. This remark will apply to many other of the stone buildings in Sebastopol, and there can be;ittlejdoubt, whenever the Crimes is absadoned by the allies, the materials left will furnish the means of rebuilding very quickly sash a town as the simple demands of habitation and commerce would require. The chief difficulties will be to clear the blocked up roadstead and harbour, and to provide the necessary planking and timber, of which articles, in all probability, no very great quan tity will remain after the winter has passed. There does not appear to be any available amount of build ing timber on the north side, judging from the kind of hutting in which the troops are placed. In general orders of the 7th of February the commander of the forces has noticed in flattering terms the final accomplishment of the demolition of the Karsbelnais docks; recording the several difficulties which im peded the undertaking, and the zeal and perseverance of the principal officers, who are mentioned by name, in the execution of their task. Lieutenant-Colonel Bnnbnry, C. 8., commanding the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, was very nearly meeting with • serious accident on the 6th instant. The regiment was about to be inspected by Lord William Paula, feistiest of the division, and was drawn up to mein him on the open space in frost of the regimental encampment. Jut as the general approached, and the usual saints was given, Colonel Besbary's horse started, and the pseud being very slippery from frost, fell on his side, carrying the rider's leg under him. Fortunately the pistol bolster, attached to the saddle, was made of very stiff material, and this projection saved theoolooel's limb from being broken. He was, however, so much bruised as to be compelled to quit the ground. General inspections have been taking plass in all the divisions of the army during the past week. Bach regiment has been (mi ll mined as to its state of efficiency for taking the field. The drill sod exercises of the men, and all camp equipment, have been especial bjects of attention. It is reported that the results of these in. Weiss have been most satisfactory. The eased= of the subscriptions from the Army in the Crimea foe the Nightingale fund isvery nearly easeladed. The sum collected amounts to little short of 4,6001., and the money bee been paid over to the eommismriat ehest. . • To turn to a less pleasant theme. It appears that the unhappy criminal, in the 77th Regiment, has been found guilty by ooart.martial of murder, and is sentenced to he hanged—the finding of the court having been smarmed by the commander-in chief, General Codrington. From the facts of the case which have transpired, no other re sult could have been anticipated. The murder appears to have been a brutal act, without even an extenuating circumstance. The life of a fellow creature wee destroyed, in open day, with revolting savagenem the barbarity being increased by the fact that ihe victim was wounded aid bedridden. The culprit marts that he was instigated to the dreadful set solely by a fascination with which he was seised sad is enable to amount for I not for pur poses of robbery, for, had be chosen to rob, be mild have done so long before, and without shames of detection. This, perhaps, may be readily explained by his having spent the mossy which he borrowed the evening before the committal of the crime in beyiag $ bottle of raki, and which it is stated he drank wholly himet If. The edict of this poisonous sprit had not in all probability owed at the hour of the merger, half-past 8 o'clock, when he attacked his vials, on the following day. This dreadful event has caused great distress to the minds of both Assn sod men of the 77th Reit. It is manifestly wrong, however,to associate the occurreaoe of this crime in any way whatever with the regiment at larp—one of the most distinguished and most orderly in her Majesty's service. The prisoner has been only a few mouths enlisted in the army, and has compa ratively lately joined the headquarters of the regi. meat in the field. Had the fatal act not taken place he would in all probability before long have been re moved from the ranks, on accouat of his gener i c' il &mdse. His history is related to be the tollowieg His name is George Day. He is gaits a young meal and before his enlistment, which occurred in London, he corned his livelihood chiefly as a pi c kp oc k e t. Hi s mother died when he was a child, and his father, an abandoned character, sent him into the streets to pick up anything he could steal, as a means of living. His father has been transported, and he has also a brother undergoing penal servi tude. Since be has joined the headquarters of his regiment in the held, he has been constantly entailing trouble on all around him. Circumstances have brought to light that ho his been the cause of many of his comrades being punished undeservedly, he having stolen boots and other articles of govern ment property in their positional', which they had been supposed to have made away with and sold themselves. He was convicted of selling a fur-coat which had been issued to himself, and, while under going punishment fee this offence, he cut his hand, which led to his being taken as a patient into hospital. He was convalescent, and in the habit of helping about the wards, when he committed the murder. He does not appear to hold any proper appreciation of the dreadful crime for which his own life is likely to pay forfeit. There is one source of consolation respecting his poor victim. It is believed that he had become so en feebled by the consequences of the severe injuries which he had received on the occasion of the .great siege train explosion, that under no circumstances would he ultimately h ave recovered. In addition to the depressing effects of his wounds, be wu at the time of the savage treatment to which he was sub. jested labouring under water on the chest. His name was Thomas Kirkley, and he is described as having been a very respectable soldier in the corps to which he belonged, the Royal Artillery. He was unmarried. There is talk of a reprieve, until communications have taken place with the authorities at home. This does not appear probable, as it is known that orders have been given to proceed with the necessary pre paration, and the commander of the forces is armed with fall powers and authority without further re. ference. Monday, the 11th instant, has been named as the day of execution. He is not to receive a sot. dier's death by being shot, but is to expiate his offences by the ignominious punishment of hanging. The Rev. Mr. Wallace, the chaplain of the division, has been in frequent attendance upon the prisoner, and he has also been visited by the acting chaplain in -chief, the Rev. Mr. Ragan. The health of the troops is still remarkably good. Bourvy is prevailing to a great extent in some parts of the French army, and many French soldiers have been lately quitting, for change of air and beneficial treatment, to Constantinople and Frazee. The French government have ordered reports to be fur. Dished at once, on the nature of this disease and its probable causes. The weather during the greater part of the past week has been fine. There has been frost at night, but during the daytime the weather has been mild, and the atmosphere clear. Yesterday a change oc curred, which is still continuing. The wind, which had been previously northerly, went round to the westward, and the usual mists and showers followed. Rain has been falling in considerable quantity in the cowrie of last night. GERMANY. The ministry appointed by the King of Hanover to destroy the new constitution, and restore that of 1840, is in a state of dissolution. The telegraph announces from Hanover that Baron Von Der Decken, Minister of Justice, and the Baron Von Bothmer, Minister of Public Instruction, have sent in their resignations to the King, and that two of their ml leagues are on the point of following their example. The Berlin Chamber of Deputies has passed a bill restoring the old feudal right of the nobles to exer cise independent and hereditary magistracies is the rural districts. This is another shock to the fabric of the constitution. The Wirtemburg Diet was opened on Wednesday Let. THE BALTIC. An advises squadron Will proceed to the Baltic forthwith, comprising her Majesty's ship. Impirieuie, 51 (terse), Captain It B. Watson, C.B. ; the Elms's', 51, (.raw), Captain George Hammy, C.B. ; the Pyledse, 21 (screw), Captain D'llyneeert ; the Dragon, 6, paddle frigate, Captain H. Stewart, C.B. ; and the Folsom, screw 17; Cosastaador F*U.. All the aborre are with the fleet at @pithead, exciapt the Barely's, which h ordered there from Devooport. They are all proparad fir sea, and will be leader the °mien of Cap tain Waters, who is the senior captain of them They will probably leave for the Downs, and start thence for Kiel, if the Belts bo epee. They will await farther orders from the Admiralty at Kiel. The blockade will de pend upon the progress sad toes of the forthcoming Ergo @odor s. The Arrogant, 47 (screw), Capt►ia Lynn, will probably join this advance squadron. She will go to Spite bead oe Woodsy neat. The Colonies, 81 (screw), Captain the Him. H. Koppel. C. 8., senior OffiCAZ of the gnatost flotilla, west oat of Portsmouth harbour yesterday maraing and whored at the Kotherbank. The Blenheim, 60, Capt. W. H. Ball, C. 8., was removed out of the seam basin yet tardey at Pottemouth, sad got up steam to try her engines preparatory to rejoining the fleet at @pithead. The Charger sad Skylark strua l piaboate were removed from dock yes Corday, sad the Coskokafer and Cheerful took their risco. The Puy, 6, paddle-Cop, was taken into the fitting basin at Peeinsoath yesterday is fit for see. The Resietaece tranship, lieeter-Commander Hall, went into Portsmouth fierboar yesterday afternoon to refit. The Wanderer, 8, screw gaaboat, Commander Lace, is beteg fitted for ass with the uttooet despatch at Chatham. She has 150 utilisers employed on her , the Admiralty hav leg ordered that ... 7ii szertioa should made, se that ski us may be reedy for the second week is March. She is of 670 tots, cad is tie armed with twa Lancaster gene, 6s-p madam of 96 cwt. oath, which will be waked en pivots the (outside of the Sues], one on each Bide, also lee pivot 32-pounder of 66 cwt.. to be carried forward; the other two are to be light 32-pounders. The liahawk, a sister vessel, has also arrived from the contractor, sad the Spanowhawk is stortly inpected ; else the Amman) and Coemorant. The whole of those vessel* are to be ready.° as to take part I. any operations which may ensue in the li side or elsewhere this spring. Eight routta-vessels us oleo sedated to be fitted oat at Chatham for the like ionise. GENERAL YMETY. The following appears in the Times : I sew oaly ynterdsy, by attain,. the supplement of the Allgemeiree Zonal', of Jettaary 2, and in it a letter shoat Ears, attributed to me. Tart letter in etse.t on. preteaded to be coming from Loa dos, atter speaking about the refugees of Jersey sad the difiereet t crepe Journals, says : " A Hangarlaa refugee jaunted whirls fop mn la Coo stantinople gives as savant of a letter from General Kmety, *hi, es it is well keel's, commanded at Kos. The le•ter, watch hu no date, appears to have bees written to tic be giaalag of November. et wide.' time the author hid elreedt test all hop* to save the fortune. " There is," the letter says, "a want of everythirg ; there is nowhere order cr judgment; sad I must say thst it mu my bed star which led me into this Turk st masc. "To eomplete, t►ey bare seat at English °dicer', who understood everything—except war! The enemy gets evcry week reinforcemeats, while we don't see a ma arriving. _ "It La" falls the whole easepalgn is Asia ends Yids vioesly for the Runtime, and the Sultan may 1 ok oat where he ca. And a s • coed army to plot. ct Erasmus and the other places on the co net." la this whole statement there is literally not a aegis matinee tree. I not only never cortesplad with this hal' giaary newspaper, but never even wrote a priests letter to say one lies daring all the Use, the sire lasted, except ore letter of ceegratulation to Colonel Teesdale ding h 4 son Carols Temdsle, whir go gallantly distinguished !timed( on the hof September last by ear repulse of the Hessians bums Kew. Besides this the matimests so gratnitolaly a'tributed to • sae in this Imaginary letter, published in en imaging/7 arewmaoer. sr* eutirely at variance with my own. I owe to the Talks a debt of Reativido for haring sewed me here the Austrians, which I shall sem forget. It was this which led me te offer my aervices in the beginning of the war, as much as the justice of their mum. As for the English alters, I hero the highest esteem for every one epithet", especially f their gallant leader, Gear r 4 Williams, whose invalsable services is the defence of Kan soboiy eon appreciate better than I do. 1 mast likewise motest against my name being mixed up with t'e refugees of Jersey and the sovalist nee spapere. I am a soldier who trim to do his dot, according to kis 'en vie:toe, gad t the hest able p iwer. Essen my trespassing on your vahsabla spate, but I thought it my duty to do so in the int, rest of tie. h, as well as ia that of ay pewee' horoor 954 that of my brave tom psalms in Welk the English officers of Kars I am, Sir, your obedient and hum RGble servant, GEOE Kee:. Litt littegarisn General. Cesitentioople, Fob. 11.