The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-19 00:00:00

6wr rood Mina is %b. sant rear. of Ilam neer% AN ta vsvisi vellums. ta l a t 7. name. s. mrtriORZION KIWI II lIILLAALIK.A A. wart.* """e ItiVATI BIT3Tio "11 IMMOLL ornsem ADVM 7 181100111% 14. 41:71fted"almilo•d. afTri"B. Om. •-• i a e takj i la "inokorrOlm. la rt asew o Ag lodita % • ars if IS 11.1 ~AIM al 1. Mar Av wafts .i• enamel Wm, Os es S yr tarsi* Ohs arm of asg a ==l• Isieb SAI eL parifor. &term br DAILY ` NEWS : LONDON MO RNING rem= Wei d er= 'Ulm rid • it. wawa ow=jB=l/41,2 lonaoll• sod , grorion ga, gr MID INPAWKAL, 1 WWI tor Is isegillsi X NEWS FORWARDED to the COUR illiag&Prerd ""`eitteemertii=3l. PUBLIC sad the TRADE are milled I an be SUIT LEM mita *a MN 1110 1. 41 1 41= p 1=lsoi . WW tSO ALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, ham 8 cm., EXPREBB.—The PUBLIC and TRADE prtisr . r.se2E..2.Btatrxstsiiirrat 1111? 1 1- 6Mga br II le ilwranig. IHE EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC and TRADE warm an anw um lbw. TITT IIIIII - uh..l !Iwo IA Nee trftrllllWS Tlo B ytr WI SOWN& In* exlreol%. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Moortarmem. World ter “Tlrltarias.. Lambs two gem not lis st am. 0411 w, I% lionwilmilrest. by Tee ✓fast as dr ing el pallisation. r. FiD l l;l l. 3 Ali g gra l ath X L& A" 4WD of ths % MM. M om Owns*. =it. nap; adem--DSSn.ros at Wiwi.. LTONIIN. 21 , 0100. • LIMB ILAJIDOIL orl Mom. Mos NM ID rkm.—Aai Me sew moMmime. DONNA!, AND 11ill11D0 ■ TAMA Minkel. J. IlmdmlA MANksms. M; rokmr. mops. me mar —Dam epos al harml MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Ts DAT -11011111A.1. OIL AMMO% IL iiol. Tomossow—akeviss. UM. U.. —...- ARMIN" Ina /no LONDON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. TO OUR Ix consequence of the absorption of space by the reports of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprietors have determined to lame a DOUBLE NUMBER IS SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone. Emit of interesting matter. No change will talks place in the price. The SECOND DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear as SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 21. fan JOHN PACINGTON yesterday obtained leave to bring in his Bill " for the Promotion of Elnnentary Education in Cities and Corporate Towns." What the fats of the measure may be in the present Home of Commons it may not, we fear, be very difficult to predict; but, looking merely at the general outline of the scheme, it is impossible not to be struck with the abstract reameableness of the prin ciples as which it is founded, and the min imias moderation with which it proposes that these principles should be applied in practice. The proposed scheme is permissive, not compulsory not general. It epplies only to cities and corporate towns, and with regard to them it merely provides that rates may be bated in aid of the "sat in system, leaving tie goes hithmb esakibied by the parents of the sited children Is In pail se before, and not interfering with the isemle km he Committee of Privy Ocandi. grey kle holly possible to frame a mem= on siessmissy der ties which, if it is to peas ongwaikery he raising an einstian the at all, add popes to de leis then this. Odra and setpemele tenser mg key ednieden Mk it they phew, end he seneponst et the =beds party espperted by soh ides asiv ailed t. thosessied istplien. to be mike heal wiz& • mom at hi lad. if it IMP Luse law, meek at ell evade made mans el haw the ineradh and value at the perukes ay hr alevragery The Bill. MAD tier dimpting be salve the question et meet sea sesepement he aketestary shook by a shabledies kb MB IMMO et three dihreat &iodides. et limb—hy k perdu* the kiliednuties d the radeg damn to aid of the shed paw kid the Privy Omen grant anomie Wok die e to solve the religiose Malty. The W okepiety end a easneselie soden at the lidlphookehoetios party are mho- stood to have aped ea what oar sinks anon the Atka* would call a amnia pinks The koalas pasty, it sash% an wink, to tappet all schools whisk in other reopens ases up to a certain anauhrd, elks* roligkar, so Market hour deo. triad. lashing ham pert of the coons of ashool insanities. They sight M intriaal harik, by the sehosbnaler k school lawn They Ake& to the ding applisalian of the arasy of the mar papas it the support at ashisal tatildsg as a aseerary part of the said assns. Mak appo int% we was teU, Use, it their rids, onlastad that the soligiows Makin gins is wheal bears, and as a port of the shoal awns, shall art awn warily leo of • thetrhst er natrovanial eharastor. The astaiss pasty, ark, have as algeolisa to any analik of spark' s doutriml tssehig Whig given mks awalluk whisk will not make ettenkoes it moat toseldog impeastke it all the wheel anima ti they an therein* meekly willing that these who Woe disk shlikrea to be mere Gra teoght, shall have sash teasideg imported le flee be the wheel WM, eat el 'shed bears. neyethw emskylat England. mad eves is lin ks& it ragy ether safest but &Imagism, we sink base gaol lope that a mem* so Tries sad ow medicate weal have a prospect et speedily beesskg the kw et the yd, Bat, is spite el the test dot this mon bane the Hale with the legport at sea of all sham of political egkieri, astwith alesding the crelisose that its eery promotion and lokethesties salad at the gradual growth et a wiser ski mere Miressimage keeper at of dears—wco ' meet, we esallire, aathipate with any eadideato that it will prove an cuoption to the near khan Sat have gone before it. We earnestly wish it wits ▪ ifieevrise. It is imporribh to concave a roan • bawilkting attitude for a great sad wise ratios ....,Asa this helpless and abject prostration bakes allealties of that which, of all anneal laushecwolly admitted to be the moat ebony loPertaet._ Th e ch il dr e n of this people at. Pet"' In Obeli dike et sheer ignorance eat Tice, and HATIIMUM. Ton Wenn. DOVIIILIFFACID FNMA M om Dodd. TonsalleWMlEDalc_llln. IFlN.lllllrOtlis Meade WAD WIIIIC—ADD MN RAM IP ?BB WOOD. V. lisaisg.lebewridDetws: DU= r.vrium.—ol....ort. Ws Worm, anta% ram craw*. 0001 ft 14 Ilis W it llapim. Mrs Moor BMW= AM HARLIN 1111.1m1111lit OINJI. Naos Wpm ark IssAbar Os Agra —Dm= opos MOM DEATH OF VIE 'EARL OF hero are their hieglators—not so much from any Emit of their ova, ea ga l a tbo gartesightel end adaraken 'WA of their osistikeals—quilltibg and r [ 0 ' 41 4 'About the ma i et saki. them minim and of impa r ting that togreeties. kr the went of wbi;:h a whole swieratien mot prime remit sank is moral and iatelkoteal absiastesi. It is to bath a sorry egeotalle, as& maybes Mod et this mal t y will Well lave reason to rogeise when tfra wins and preluding that have millosiamately darkened around this question shall re tar have cleared away as to allow the light at imam sense to rest strongly and steadily on the Imo lembige of the ease. When era that time salve% IMO St the feat fruits of a re turn to ream wW be the Agars by the British Legioidure et ewe swessee founded on the princi ples whisk kem the Ude et Sir J. PAM/0320N% Bell. We her the time bee Est ease yeti bat though not iseguie as to this mum et the skims, we readily admit that marikrable benefit may arise from the min Siorwrien et the question. KO. It i. Toilk bop yeast Mat we sasaalato tbs Maio al ffie Mot sir IMMO% RA ado ailed raw ams' /ft st Ulf-pad 12 ea*, mi.c22 lii, Meas. IL Js. It a,4 be sesillst east Me ad sal %Eft arrived des tows boo Weida141441141414, la Mr noble isa, de brelip vas Wad sory dageress Mem, ad yes is ewe • "OW asallleatha be wee Ova over by de alma laalleadeas es Ms lesialp. =e a I be lb =dy gli Zat any bald. Messidly. bonees, auglesse malbstel theardwas Ake miseel slbops d. log relesedto d bassads, sal do aside ad bee kg sow yobs pit loss pedally dada. Hi suktivis win seramead i sa arty boor 4441=fiq to Bridgembr Homy owl a Ihe bat bans mod lW arise - 4•14 woke& sonstsaed by do vitas a Masaeobies al Us ; Dabs sod Dadra el Illardssi. Ms Daises 2 . 1 Nod" the Dube "of Dada' el ANA mil sod Moaisame enellkedes as sTsl=keisldes Modal's. Tbs omity Ter& Zed ol= y e, dElke- II waseeestd astelOosse tibarells Died old na bs& Osman et IlseadriL Me er lara >i itt, ail era. sessensdp 17 lbe fat 4f bet re, MOM Mere Caloris, dialle=dearalits Man ad Lag Obidate V wawa Its bass Om har ems sod beassalso, wady Made Mobs / Otessills Thema Derdey; Owlet lbe so Pori Ilposs, MM. ; the Hoe. ausigelsa; Omplia ffis - Mea. Miro Egerton VlOesold • Ley Air. marled le the Ilea. L. lay Masa. ad c Ilborree ass eiataled at MY o dab Ida* he was SONIA dos la dod la rl aegis& amassed" asesisy - is lees lad Ma leads loteesurOever. la MI be soma as was a Nowles. Is Ism d lis airayals. beds* Obsella s i v s ai l =Zaof tie "emu* of Ms gooreerk dad bel Debi el I >lesar *lases tedada lbe bawl bats a VIOL issord ;ger or a usta a mimed Oslo sad lasepas flogerior 111141 Illsorse ad Issillsy VIM Ma seabed by Zero% rare retorter orio st alto Dolfrowarr. led Pori Parr soled alien ales la OK es de seasmist a Ho Tesl olasta, 'falai be bed ben Ilte *mass el as Dubs = WNW Os DdosslDeaseeet Osibetbol, dada 11t lismane, de Dale al Dubai et Ma/, de Made sad t=heses of Westalailar, Magpie al Mrebraer of KM" Le lied sad Osaalmo Onsals, Lod ad Lady Blealre, the Hoa. 0•64 old Lek Albs Dm, M . Ow 0. Herceart, M.P., the lad ad loft Osselme Of•SOSIO4 to., ere deed m serandag by the maleasbely eveat. RELIGION LIBERTY MEYER. Let night a public dinner took plies at the Lemke Tama, at the Initiate dike Pesistffir Na L 0 - dos d WHO= frees State Petrarge ask date], so so isidelke dile am the puma see am. About =Me w s to Master. t e h i e s =riest were Jelallarelnston Mink Es A :rst elmdr), Six Wm. Clay, Bert., M.P., John ism, Y.P., This. Bones, Zee , ILP., W. B. idades, . 11, .P., Jeans Bell, Esq., M. 1., T. M. We- La., M.P., R. T i lde., M.P.. James Ka iser, imk,_ M.P., 1.. Req., M.P., Sir James Andmma,ll.P., B. IMMI, " .P., Mr. Ikedesat Pony, W. Pellm4-I•Trquhert, lea, .P., Rev. W. Brook Rev. J. Reenst r ltr. P= l:l lkrid . Willa Esq., Henry Ratemen, Mag„ M. 0. Nee., Arthur Anderson, Esq., Allill• B. Art" Man, • roster, J. Cook Roans, Ideq., W. Ohm% lkii, J. Minor, Paq„ Q.C. Libre egpoldv• al regret at gam yam red bees Mr. Whew Mew, 11. P., Mr. Tits, M.P., Mr. Pegatta: r.n d.P" l. I. Taws, Esq., Aldermen Baia, W. _ Csswked, Req., Samuel Courtaeld, Mee, Smug Noisy, ST. MARTIN'S-IN-THE-FIELDS LIBRARY FOR THE WORKING CLASSES. A mark was be id kg mar( at the St. Martin's ia-the.ltaas ireteed Wang Leare ase. di owl llasft,reacm kr Worg elms% Ceet, tree lateared vith the p. et *a Mier d Load." Colonel 'ldeas Peth=. fk War J Roc H. Marko, sad ether reeertqa okeartatod NM Aka wilt tee, tibial wee dose ref Yukio. to by e womb. d the ember sad their Tilton. Alter the tate hal Ira eloier. The rek vas takes by the Rtv. W. EVIIPIIILIT, the ,shad the ambh. who reeds a tea a p reee d obierretioae oft the *Mei the littli the pimen hi et faint the MY, eas al the dieser areget thin they to for the of line. The Bow et Lerma tea sikreal the warm, e~nddim impuis 16 Orem sad oatrate re elkrY NetNet6r ma yeas be bea bola m a sk la tbisbtt erreller ibe arra et sea learrese, mod he rarer ibet iis re thre aware he bed hen is Learabe ler Imperil tares bal hat ISO epretrity et erg sus traira es seat Ow dli ail to metre riddle Orr rear ae lagewati. t rtt ei The 111•111 S" rear whirr Oa mei o= ha ha ma tooet6. ll see se parr 6r bares ate • Ira Mori et the parr I▪ mirod le re w Or r , Yam) 71st art cbass4 as- lst, se Via , vase Ls- Mss, se Ira meta Up he limb= set a wodera Yea, Ormo4 Ba lebtor rare re 6, MIN ipito es agar lbe burr et lbarees se tree Orr 6 a la tedety. b wee waits a area to Nakao k tbe rear MS if kr drew el ere wen aser yolahrol to lire spell ; ea the raloary, he lard eat saran Ira amber el toreeirttiarll wear la at a hie he the rem Ag es rat who rue aralter et ear irraiose r 66 bed • ger Mona at their roma. art rooky airaiesso whkit grilse aw& mar prim Bert evary robirs wee OurraL tt4 wok a saris r thst he ail met MO he mar to reed theerreA s ef i rragthorderememoreitaltneha Tana term katirloas bekkeeemestedwith the elm* en* they Neer Or tare sheer la as otemodea with erfika, fry woe wee& la ell raft short have a rater trelay ea vollaba. Übe kr sea say lore wake el the ere aura part lao veal bar ward le rhos fir elerratieas ea mos et the ii sral real grab= aet ; rq heed a pm re eirollert oar% es/ ear Werra the rile: et the rare oar; hat Oar erre rare et theme grease wool mike/ ebb the audible deem them selves. He beard et the paw ises te vaartaber that they woe maarbe ia 116 at as eterieree a reorer erekty, thek Yew t ii—tb ea m ta s setsry bet da heameher Uri lump 1 1 frotar mad =err, a✓- teereektrq rap sot aa Na--wad thor " alien •el 11. 81 Ws tTe t o Ie sum dial widen n, reeks. meal INIFOVO them es et peat antatry erl se Cheislies 1111 M. m. Wu% M the wend Me .4- .I=lBlo elorimeml le Maim Mr. Moow.. 11111180 POWs, hass,PAr. Mr. Marks end •eerie idle poems eibiste4 lbouseths mod the Ileatelley. litor. Mr. Memest. aimed • 18.1.• co Pardo% Blembelei by Aim la the team 'Me mei. fee Newel pieces al sarle,lB4 lb. pole 4118 den ere Mimed • number el epteillos. ?Ea ART BUILDING. T mew Art 'Marrs Passe at Msnatestir, Ur ski al abash kr saki jun bma arikkilsd i we theine i r s h issei sindit 'wins M laisivis Ms ham' Mew sal Ths *Min gm Mellid, as - mem s=lrsi idninlion Is Ow fink thin Mink mg WM= dams *Ms. I. in- kr at bins and psis= tins admiled, Isivern, sasaraid Is banns lig and sena tboiri, duel% the indinnalis wain. all& panstied I~lis Mir slant and . A Wed et ark ins la stankaos to ins ffial islnstlia la Mr sawis. AnisMs war—dis Due at NenesstlA Oa Karl id lasi% st linseintsr, WWI i hi serr ide s! Iliatimerr). I. Nair, Messrs. F Ail" pea t Potter, sad Heron (trots ialeini 4 Os ansulai oramlisA, Mr. J. C. Dan., Mr. Mimi* Mr. J. A. Taw Mr. M. Mr. H. liseldstrink Cd. Taylor et as &ant), sad snar stir kinns. maim tbs ia = anis la On rink. beskaid. - Ansi Os =tab we—Mr. Raps". Mr. ilsksias, Mr. Mistoek, . Dank Mr. Z. Roy., sad Mr. O. imp The Paris Figaro, jug wg mmiains a meet farm them •OCOMIIi Of M. Milbmife wed bmgesto nsaimit 11. ear Paris esemeredeed - Tied* The itiewig see ems of Ur aim Imam knesterny MI of In :—" Purls la Cafilhenlemeei Tei-merant I la Cerreder, Aden. noires Cmgersibe, C.Clilalles de gfraats yenniss, Ousts (Gerd le the mats of aMirk who dor inermitee) i la serviette (trio eliessadie), Bertamiles i la Vona, Bahr do phivirs iris, Mammies ramicanstree, Bards i la Cleopatra Omelettes de liquidalions breather, Criple ala Miria—dent data Eplepereare Cigars do cheap, DM desdis seraMis, Prime foadantee i la may Pommes du *din dm Hasperldes, Crites de Pores, Cermet extra riche, Tramp Mont 10'r, Bove do Proms I Is Roar, Credits Mohair" & Is ewes ftnnitina" MOM ITALIAN OTElta.--We anarretand that Mr. Ore will commence his nest eparelie campaign, at Dory-lane Theatre, on the 14th of April. A very fine performance of Mandel's Jade Maenkst vs. sipected lest night et alt. Marlds Rea, emir the dimection of Mr. Hollah, sad we donbeire, hive taker plecebst for sa untoward sadist The ham ham of the madam the representative (reeefirg to the pro gramme) of the gnat Jewish Mader, w mil& to swam; there wee no Mr. Mere &WIS. A 1111011 shins of Amp maiden. =WA nth ellsrlelve Lester, Mewed the as risme froginamall. Tim Mr. Milk swami his az- plesedessowl bits. * lea* s selleel estlketa, salved, we VW) Islieve. et erns cteleek OM is Inez Wore the oesemermest et the assn), awl Me eded temporarily, at IN A sr • raft&A prolilmilitima tri Isimpord to be mien is pried Ira to Wiwilr pat Mess Dsass.--11r. C. K. Ws hid =Maly ea ittrt, Mit mime be in bera Th s=autlt as masa la nu tom d Mr. air. INA is goC r t is isti to retire to ids todirs. Aar bin midi is elsor ti rink ion b• =Zi , t ea lb Ili Ito rtmat owe ea tiro, r il al ia ••• obi is ail silis•Oput aid mai TY tlie yam 17, fro ti• tith e was la So airmail d li• real bib a Tastsonorycy or azicslwni.—Thel3ishop et Luis brag WO is histotie• Is is *oar Irwin or IL Sri via kor• id* .and or mit elite tie mos Ilts ism Mr. Il• valor laidm is ail • mil imam at it pseldisms far 20. Timm it •km =Wow of serlidatos it moat Dodos. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY • 1457. fi t — sr dr weal briel toads the Clusollette isot dais wrodsg, . led shil M 1 dowry doe la Os esradardW lP ...."'""i s __lsolpsild dislosissa—sa undid id eland PAU Ne id lid 2 bold piped bo Om sob • INV se no cesi rc =s, Ihey wall le onsiiiisi ss min Of the sr as osair (llssu bed) Ina dm W 211 Os lbws baud of Sri sod gra Oho round, edontsrtne haw at the nil at nlisisas for owl to isms silos theil liksery. (llem, berm) Is Os fat no elCirtries IL dr Caspar ties ad dessendal Teat date woe penal It dpisd • wady sdidrittestps assydoses inn; sawn dam tle so n rif Or seta wee offrid, Per• =ad s boaddi Sleet of that tessel ni =e=sll lll le Or Helms add (liin, bor.) MO sialset yes so SONS ISS. Th ey Odd to haw in noon at Mrs le Olds 'Whey rid star abodd'is sr Om. Morn. Via el oddest Yams* Lod shwa boa Mood by laded asks. The pupas et bid Id sbidad liberty, sad tad Id bra dr onswasses ;Ng, IVeli d reedin ors sr Oat ntend se bow epos' la Os Odds In the dip sop 11% Morin d sdiglese Nor Writ amiss is airy parse wind drama Ina Tbis bed and% Wars& la fres ersdlstros Nods la wands; tot eV& dal Won soil tlrs ft VII Ow Medd sd4llllldi te wow I did et On ess Morselled!, S lads di I se wok be lossei MINA lbws" pr mabs las saos. posow) lir. Wasensr, H T drink. le Os Nest lit adablii Idat be Odd Ira kr big aimed is rig • nes lbe And Ode d soften Hate. Ins Nidiba weft lika ids V on tar* dog M yis .aw odisteras nissds—dis VANN OIL Mid ben) No son dos sissolly Mier- Ord Mins mad% email Isis pada sod hit 111=sei amid d tress nps sedloon Weld rbidtirysestred. .) Ns Ode shwa bs had as send sapportor et essfoodessided is Os Sr Moor, nor) Nr. Rums, KY., who deo webs Is the k eld Os slam d Kr. llesiseck, who was es bale bas torpeadsil w tbs sseldst. sod doe SA =wed arson es sib ad ser. idd dodo d odds= lbw". The Pm Weal the Ow doses 'lda In ibe sides d Os Ns sr in tbs abode tbsoy vas • some=bal Issaddardso sod do Odd • Meson d mg die ilra &Rands la oiled 10 • kr Is einnallisallessdrit Oft% bese.) dna he oiler libers Ow sof asl bibs less my =ma sd*lss a dr wa s i Vidsand bliss. Q t r, yr rap dist - Or is% ad warssists. (Illar, Iw.) Lid o bad so tbd visa sd por doer lbw word mod Is ~sky ildr siStat U C Ns liluaz. 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Vim belresete MINIM Os ens ado Own last noes be =Oda as =wit from bid mord es, mar tbe dindross las= OBIS is most. Ho Wend ts brier is darn web nee passorsios. bet Is as arra Ina. Ile add USW Os adds Is eons nab Ida es Ois,O= nod boob. Mt lbe dresarsass d tbe og ee s vdsless sat Indies% id by solinsons 'ma vas yak that i npotisl bensont l asl brl ael slot to =2lost wn • Awls sobels% et jedies. It Daly Id people add Is Id dr, sod tbst be Ilwarht Ow bed Gilgit Is swot ad %mobs. airs bid) Nr. PouranThorawadr. KY. won to Os rafismait, ad shaded.r adsblldri dos& Is bid is Os =de obbord Ids hinnies as ei lo r jades sesadyet the wad "No %that lbw et ibe ast ea Rabbi madmr, • • sw ell, anier ef the posimini demi. (Chins.) Br W. Own, NZ, rend .11se led seeendi lend *MI= at ebuscal odd Ns Odd apt dad. did Mt Os endlostles d IbNe osiSset, end ads to the andesiss ewe sake now did se Ow wan sr 14111. WSW& INISMIR et Os pod sennrasat pr. say. bat be soda ask end tisk odd slit dpasi tor dear sorpsOlosy. bs sirs% seessorrisil the Sleds et datum Not ta r a s s.. t to son di beet is swoon's% sr Fir Mar boss) Try did Inn le lads'. MI Os sassaists wing Os essilmoss et Ord uses bid %ea eslowsded, Wlt we suably' to Ord that after orsis Irdi Ism @MI up sudiemes bad best prderd Z:er thd heme.) leet the peep% ast dews basovr, ask Ow odd no Id.bsdidrdi,endb ponid Om ONE lbs *Wi den dined sales rid be at oily sends eaa bwitsble, 1• esrlyedbaseleb. Men . 117.4 ,.. LOMILII in aVI SS sent wee that of sided " (ammo dad le it Os essollon of Soda pennon w sea 4 the Lot smogs d odisins kris indereso• la ths Nous st Com or% doe Os wise d loss . brad, last to sods eissi‘ Gls WIOf the Jews had boss meld ; bul Is Or New viers the bishops ea garden He. Ibis Ist I ell irk emit. boss Ibless en. He Inialibs d is Os pond Math NA Ib.eOs siondeed soil met laddros M swifts sessos Y Os Now d Ludo Ir. Pond isesed Os bed& el Os hieeb et radar lady r ibs Nor at Cssione, nib disk be wades to aesdHr. Mara Hr. Cardsd. ILP.. Mond Ikon. 1/1 I. K. Pass peserod ibe bib 4 the chassis edit& we MA sal seelsofelbs, sesperld too by Mr. T he led led was Id at the dortinisers ink Os sterrads, whin brans ben duly bosses* Os coopasy (From the Net•eatlernist at this y) We hope that the key-note struck by the speakers at the London Tams lest evening will be taken up both within and without the walls of parliament. With revert to one or two questions., end temially that of church-Mee, it should be stv dentood that the.. met be an end to forbearanoe, em regards both the government red awe of their supporters. Sir WO= Clay, Yr. Cbastham, sad Mr. Barnes, while not wabisriny to the airistry, spdr with ere impatience of mi abledd holloware awl treashry, *tided by the oveats ot lest swim vbielt aught to stiewire the abolition piety to more thibinaied erica than has Idthsree boon deemed need ful or *Womble. With a govenaleat which has to meet wish desist wry week, sad with the prebabllityithat every member will wee have to Me his owelimmte oa the laist. imp, it ought to be my to mopel dr ertimeat et • gar. ties videitles tee lug bow a boas of coatalka ia the privies, ami as readea of perphalty parilawast, Them is mai la the esprit of palls Adis to Woes us to set shoat tba milt et this maks with • good Mart nue has her Moly • bring out of the meters of metrics. The prim Oink they hove bra purr he roped A. pall ad MOM keg meek, MI the Nom et Cramer shows a ilderrimedea to taro dr preent weeks to WM account Or de WA Already pia sprits he. pled a inewled teimph la the weft dread alimalso sod the d a budget ; gaverswar, Minh has bow sweersteNNeariesed bdere the mike leder, wars old, way be weds seasede mow It la& so it there be miming istemildisma the part of those whams Where nsa primmats rear obey. Oldie peristior mere to be adopted for giving riot to the seriewl propmais of the Voluntaries it le not needful that we amid sow speak. They will have the suggestions sad worraties et those whom they have karma to treat, sad who will strive to raisin the cconience which is ow ot the auras et WM Wreath. Reid labour will be needed. Groan& already well beaten mar 'pia to travelled over. New devices mad be tried whirs old case have toiled. There mast be vigilerco ht 'Mari Fara prink, end prompt ness in iambi wp adventope. Whit these thin cannot be satire fellers—Wes b likely to be propotticare Mamas. That anew we asierel camand, but we my sod we ought to deserve it, sad, Meng Nom the past, Wig to oar - glorious laisdples is IMO to bdai with it • risk emit (be court. It is understood that Priam Albert will, an behalf et le Mteety, hail Les ea Merely, the NJ= lee W Thusly, the ma Weal It fa she the bis Royal IIsIONS val had iteether lass belle T u be Dether et Ordellet and the Telma Herz Ali the three whisky, at Ileskleibm Pelee wiiimuseathe ?dr% Sit the Mem Ps* end the Pease Ai" Steels isis ups beterie sal het. the Ws C. a 4 earl lieraL-Otheml V T elle a rb i l le beethei. elresel lehlthehrlisaleeelt eel the Mors Twin nelel at Deoldetheet Men !es ?aspen, ea a A isfgt4ll:i - The him d Wain, stionehl by XL Gibbs, tomtit to Illoloorposorloy, }Ord dr bat. Pairs Allot rob as •otboolt, mamba by Ws &pony- Pim Maw, mil So !Ammon Halos nut i died r 2111Milla 011161" the BefilleDiplakrdi die Mom Ma is* soodose dsive. TfsPdosimind do Mom Podese Eldeddis Ler =and Irak dr Qom The Ilipsig bid di• gk obs d 41/ ddi bar WO/ vb., es Owe Bart Gfroy, Os.* LodHir. lAd awl Lady CApitimisr, Mara delbsou dii=gii r Illed am M. T. Wm. door do Bpi titbit 204 Lilt dumb *Tad : Ovudnie. " dmffiit Idisdka. " L• sake" from ItymylibmioNo. 2 TMs lbent's ?Komi& llrl oftorworts otboodod is the Toboo. old portinooll Ilto ttllowlog compositions Owen" " Jew Bali Itmosso lbootbovoa. Dad sod Qom = ft." laolootoisr: Bar". " Assettether " Beam A Cabinet Coon& wen had yesterday after noon at the Anal guidons of the rust lord of tho 'homey in Doweing-strest. Anent : wont Pabeenten, the lonl Chemseller. Earl Gran ville, Ifeegais of Lamborn% Heel of Harrowby, Sir Charge Orey, FArl of Clareadts, Mr. Secretary Labearbere, Lord Penman, the Chaneellor al the Enrinque, Sir Charles Weed, lbe Bight Hon. R. WOWS ankh, Lord Stanley el Alherley, the Right HIM IL T. Haim" and the Doke of Argyll. Doddsdeee ire the Georg or Haellostak Gorovotion et logol lesglo. low* el Drabar, hi., as tratorraor Ida dr Cfrooller a/ Or Waft: t cl= ot lor add mare k et dr =:ol. tosawswaig il lt id =wr et kip kr Or et Took" Soolkei The dopeklea emilei el Mr Jan Bath owl flo Saba Thwerder, lepeeerki Or wry of that LANs; Thome Itorms, _Mr. M.P., Ilk Jones Yrother. )LP Mr. J. lob; NP A. a. balm., ltir Mi., S. Jarako• M.P., as im gi P M Mr. H. lthlb Osehmel.P., Mr. Mon 111rir i ., 4 4.1'. Mr. P. M.P Mr Cir. Carr, M.T., Mr. Y.P. ing• — jii-ILP., iarirrdsy swam, Tow Ole% ourreetheithe gsweks of Dun lop; Nod lb. Ilk Delthea - sod the P. X. R retoo k/Ord WI leheltherk of Drier. LSI eked and Ur. Tool wee ketthrollthiCitera othrollog. • leph IS Or of the Geeklippon Let load ea blerthr elk Lad el •= g otelathey at doe hid elk& The . Of loth Go , =KT" lath Sabot Grovror, 31. P., ke Pro. J. T. Ira W. WOO, Mr. T. J. Tome" Mr. Thos. T. Ty ma the hither oodothippre, Juba Tory, Atia7nurs, lam thews, mad WlLBail. Mr. Mak KP i..... ...1th or Wonky with ihs Cheerier of obi Itarborpor ea The Oath! Gragra Tam Prhy Card or kik. ire orthem' Mk ihe Psouiptive Com.. " 1161 v. oil Ihthro" CNN kard, the etelthel roi * Vrse realvei at Ilhe Othodol-rice roterday from Omar al Moldrioath Lard Aveland ie expected in town to-day front &odd= Liaelhadre. Lay Peel is expected in town to-day. Sir William and Lady Middleton are expected in tows this yr* hen Elbsblead Hail, WM. Mr. R. S. Raiford, M.P., and Mn. Helloed hare Wt Hoard Hew ke thir mat, Woutcabirt, war Tetbary, --- The Earl and Countess of Stamford and Warriab_ have arrived at Torquay, for a time, for the cosatems'a health. 1W Right Ron. Mrs. Verson Smith gave as hi sight, at bet residence is Baville-row. Ms IBlbaaloa asbeetaisod last mitt at Mawr, at by antlinas to Haterabse, the D+ WellbeWs.Vlr 'sod ad Threealses Berta, Bight Mem He llo Ws Irk amid assli Min Oa m lay WINN= Feast; He Mr. sad Rim Peewit Wa r, He Wm. Tama, Lady Mir werklfris. Wails Oeterse, Has. Hamilton Dem. Nam OIL Gap Malaya, sad Mr. Tinsiag. Os Tuesday mresing a lam onsiesM took plats at the "bar via at dr Might Hos. the let of Mont Higennin. Amnia' Mdlegshhal tengsay awe Os hi laving :—Tbe Bed sod Omits, el lionat Led Tanen emit lady lidgmishes Hied Osmium stidaisy, lady Zilsibelit sad Min lAA ir wimaad the Mine Pester, Hemel, Mn., aid Mr. Was, Ch/MM new, He Mrs. and Mir Lame, Major sad lady Alit Memos, sad ewe T. Mist* The marriage of Kim Wbitaisi. giant &Rpm at Iltr a. viesmi Imams. allh Weal MmOmMi s teen gist gsalleday, st M. essegis Chin* Easommaza: Me pin= eta mint obeli tithe Minis at IA Among Mese ponst M lehe part is the arm*. ambit 1 Imam Sr 111sidr hr Ma Netherisaile, lady aide Ikekair. Or Wary Beata* Lord sad Lady 11011010 s, Mrs. Durham, the Dean al Hale, He. Jan Miniata awl the Minn trains, Kr. Wary ewe idit" Mr. Siring, Mr. Wean's% he. TWWk um Mil le as oisw by • tnia of debt leidnmalb. el ash* Oka M yMk 4/91111N sad whim Mos *bits via sidis lib lamb trimmed with pink roam The late Earl al Ellesmere displayed a tote for inert re said the tat arta at a very amity step table anew, ad bag takes be wield the brood glee 0 yablineles la had 000 he pines eireelattoa mom gems whisk son at Yet rupsetelio. the yablidted • Immities st "tea," areampealel by ftel sad *Wed saints of maim lyrics esisetad Iran the winks at Moshe, aabilin, Merger, lei, sod Limner, width pen' am* erne Witless barn be nand to withdraw it Ana lam Mar rineklies. Tb. malts al bti slasevelless M ths Hely Lad lie pee to dr wend is tin Mesa darks te his loser saMbl Iligassege," M whisk blabs; wisps( the ended male at • pawn, he we • Milk pealed *- toe 0 the ranee. eerie ea pine which he visiMd is the ream at Ms tom. MY nine he bees lace Ispistsd, Mat It ins Mee withhold her !Mbar cinsinks it may yam la the few yens proness ant sabsegunt to SM. dab Lea 121111•119 . pMllehd Ma " Milligemema eheitheer red that aeries* ciroalstios tetra gent mem the bet karts are " Doer Clreitea r Blue Newt • Tway ; " The Iliege of Vittettr mat the "Parlor toge ther whet " The sod "A Moody+ dr Den et the Dike d Willitgloa." Tate MAXIM& or tea C11EL77.1171A11 BANC— We Regret to hat to issosece the dept of J. T. Meat Set, take tot pieta et the riders, et kis tow, Chepstow Vilhw Wet Itottlegbeta, ea Thareday let The deceased geadsoset kit the posits be markt se maw: ot the Olcatederaire Usk, to this tett am Ina llama, Irving dad the ate dirt. the leseg putt et twenty -et rue Ile het bar • oasibrebls ttra prwrlous te Wm dot boa la • exislag date et heelth.—Chothalleet bassier. Coked 8 r D. Macdougall, Lieut.-Goa. Baton, sad Lard Lams, ars mat tio abides cl the tea pear settee, la ter Clig sad* termed kir the pigpen et peeresileg OCCUMIIIOII et burglarise sad am oder the this of "Lik sal Properly PM.dtm. Conroy (Li zard)." LATEST INTELLIGENCE. AUSTRIA AND THE PRINCIPALITIES. The Official Milan Gazette of the 14th, in a lead ing article on the question of the Danubian Princi palities, refers to the late article in the Moniteur on that subject, and after observing that Austria and England join with Turkey in demanding the separa tion, adduces arguments in favour of the latter course. It quotes a Vienna letter from the Journal de Francforl, in which the writer attributes the article of the Moniteur to some secret object, known only to the courts of Paris and St. Petersburg, which " might cause fresh clouds to accumulate on our po litical horizon." The letter then says:" On ac count of this demonstration, the cabinet of Vienna is, however reluctantly, obliged to apply for positive explanations to the French government, before it withdraws its battalions from the Principalities. If we are well informed, Baron Hubner will be directed to tusk for the precise interpretation of this last singular manifestation on the part of France." TILE DANUBE. Letters from the Danube state that the Sulfa Fort was delivered over to the Ottoman Commis sioner, Captain Omer Bey, on Feb. 4. This fort is on the Delta of the Danube, near the mouth of the river. Omer Bey is appointed commandant of a newly-created maritime district, of which Sans. is to be the capital. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (raox ova °wig PARIS, WCI . II4ISDAT ET1317140. The Moniker of to-day gives the following brief address, with which M. Schneider, Pre sident, pro tem., of the Corps Legislatif, opened its siteng ea Tuesday afternoon : " Gentlemen,-1 owe to the absence of the Count of Morny, to whom the Emperor has confided a high mission, the honour of presiding over the Legislative Corps. To fill the place of a man who is distinguished as much for his personal qualities es for the signal services he ham rendered to the state, is a task of which I feel all the weight. I shall devotedly give myself up to it, in the confidence that my honourable colleagues will kindly preserve for use that good feeling of which I have hitherto received such valuable proofs. For the rest, have you not constantly shown, gentlemen, that you know how to combine in your deliberations that mimes and maturity which beseem the serious interests sale 'flitted to us? We shall thus continue to give our loyal, reflecting, and devoted support to the policy of the Emperor." Although several French journals state that Ferukh-Khan is on the eve of starting for London, I can repeat, with even greater certainty, what I said yesterday, that his journey is indefinitely postponed. His negotiations with Lord Cowley, which were thought to be going on favourably, have been sud denly checked, if not completely broken off„ by the receipt of despatches from Teheran of a totally different character from the instructions which were expected. M. de Buscheutal, Minister of the Argentine Re public at the court of Naples, has just arrived in Paris, after having signed the treaty for the removal of the Neapolitan political prisoners to the territory lof the Confederation. The King has decorated 14. de Buecheutal with the Grand Cordon of the Order of Ferdinand the First.. I learn that Austria is making desperate diplo matic efforts at this moment to patch up the Sicilisa tinellion upon terms which will leave King Bombs virtually triumphant. I am sorry to be obliged to believe that England lends a more will ing ear to the wily representations of the sante &rated oppressors of Italy than even the French Emperor appears to do, notwithstanding liis natural apprehension of all that is revolutionary. It is true that the Anglo-Austrian alliance thrusts upon him, as it were, the part of protector of the liberal cause in Italy. A cause so protected must indeed be in trineically strong to have any present chance of ester! The Bourse has been exceedingly animated, and a more decided rise has taken place than we have seen for a long time. The Bente rose 60e. for cash, and 40e. for account, closing at 69fr. 30e. and 69fr. 2.5 e. Mobilier did not respond to the general movement; it remained stationary all day, and closed with a rise for amount of only 2fr. 60c. Rail ways were very firm. Mediterranean rose 166.; Northern, 106. ; Orleans, Bfr. 75e.; Eastern, 12tr. ; Lyons, 10fr. ; Southern and Western, 6fr. each, and Grand Central, 3fr. 75c. The bah rnasquc given by Count Walcwski last night was kept up till nearly five in the morning. Most of the Corps Diplomatique, thinking probably that fancy dresses were not becoming the gravity of their functions, disguised themselves in dominos; but among the general company there were many rich and eerily costumes. The Emperor and Em- I press were at this ball Illto9. M. Bermudez de Castro, the Spanish Minister at the court of Vienna, is at this moment in Paris, and had an audience of the Emperor on Sunday. The Muluise-Dowager of La Rochejaquelin has just expired at Orleans, in her eighty-fourth year. This is the famous lady who rode on horseback by her husband's side in the war of La Vendee, and who even on one occasion commanded a regiment herself. The Marquis d'Andigne de la Blanchaye, formerly • peer of France, died yesterday at the age of ninety three. lie wu one of the king's pages so far back as 1763. I mentioned some time ago that the Princess Lieven had left M. Guizot an annuity of 13,000 fr. lam told today that the reason assigned for this testamentary bounty is exceedingly quaint. The will says that M. Gnizot, after having served the state faithfully for thirty years, is now old, and cannot afford himself a carriage, and therefore the princess, as an old friend, desires to leave him the means to keep one. M. Blot, the newly-elected member of the French Academy, was presented to the Emperor yesterday by MM. Guiaot, Viennct, and Villemain. THE EAST INDIA AND WEST INDIA MAILS. (IT SLECTRIC TZLEOZAPH.) SOUTHAMPTON, TIEVIIIDAT Arrtnroow. The Teri has arrived with the heavy portion of the East bold reeiL The Magdalena his arrived with the Wed India 84 left Bt. Thereses on the let inst. Ameaget her cargo is specie to the value of 884,104 dollars ; 478,000 &San an in silver, and the rest in gold. A letter from Vienna, in the Dilate, says:—" The Emperor has Jan granted magma= to the Archduke Stephen, ea-plena* et Newry, who far eight yam has been living In exile In the environs of Cabinda, to return to Austria. In the revelation in Hungary, in Isl 6-9, the Archduke Stephen tamed hinted( to be inspected by the court for his palatal conduct, although be had left Hungary bides the oppcnitien to the Emperor's govanment had moaned the character ot revolt." THE "SECRET TREATY" AN OLD STORY. (Troia the In<VprridaTfe• Beige of yealciday.) All that Lord Palmerston has acknowledged wag announced by ua more than two years ago, at the very time of the signature of the treaty, in a despatch from Berlin, dated the 31st December, 1854, published in our number of the let of January, 1855, and completed by a letter of our Berlin correspondent, which appeared in our number of January 2. The following is a copy of the despatch which we published : "The rumour of a treaty between France and Austria, in. dependent of the Treaty of the 2nd December, and by which France will guarantee to Austria all her present territorial pow:aeons, assumes consistency here." The team . was necessarily more explicit and definite; It mid : " As I informed you by telegraphic despatch, the report of a project of a treaty between Austria and France is now all but confirmed. This treaty will bare specially for its object the reciprocal giusrantees of the security of and public order In Italy. It will amount, in fact, to a guarantee of the Ana. titan possessions in the Peninsula. Up to this time it ha been but a rumour circulating widely in political circles. Nothing is said of special obligations on the part of Austria. England, which will not figure as a signing power, will, nevertheless, have approved of the project." In addition to the above, one of our Paris correspondents went so fez even as to state that the treaty bore the date:of the 22nd of December ; another piece of news contained in the "revelations" of Mr. Disraeli. NAVAL AND MILITARY. The general inspection of the Royal Artillery forces at Woolwich was terminated yesterday. Lieutenant. Colonel Bingham, Assistant.Adjutant-Generel to the Royal Artillery, is consequently about to proceed on a tour to the provincial garrisons of the Royal Artillery to in. speet the troop. stationed in the various districts, with • view of Mt notes relativ e to the re. duetiona ordered tho out Great Britain. The re. citation which has place in the Royal Marine Corps amounts to nearly 1,000 men, the whole of whom bay* been distributed, some among other companies, and the re. mainder have been placed on the list of supernumeraries, until absorbed by tho ettablialted corps. An Order in Council dated the 7th inst., has boon promulgated regulating the cetaidishment of the Royal Manna Corps, which is in future to consist of 104 divulonal compenies, 12,272 teen; 14 artillery anspeniee, 2,004 teen; stag, 74; total, 14,930. ADMIZALIT, FM. 18.—ArrOINTUENT11.—Midahipman 0. T. Made. to eft Mike!. Mt egPs rert.W.h. ilkh pcoal. gavel *AMR. g. S. Hod, to th=sl Albert, M. mew stem. lISSWINSWIS SWUM. WS PAL IIe4ISWISISi 0. Name ~1135), to the Plemper. WI dent Si Portsmouth. Mee sm u g; lisir tuft be the iris, at etuthani. Popeeeler L. W. . two (1044), to the Chris.. S. mew Keen aleatet.lemossa wake. W. Peruse. to the ihttary ; sod A. A. Lidegtott, to the lopresseble, 104, lag alp. et Deveoport. - PORTSMOUTH, Ts.. I. Ths Caw, 91, saw ship, Captain Robb, arrived at Spit. brat WY& So be palli at Sawing bar Ma wet pried In alma* aa. lb Mims Me IlWithernmaya. awl la mama brabear. ne mew NW% Web Ito% b Wind to be paid GM sirs mil tst fir my% wing al eliesik 711. At mem Madlimansma. Ile gm Se Om Mem" waft .are mos w brim assMi rlllmo l 4 fa Mom Pokali. 6 1 0 MI Canahll, T. 14 The Daiwa, 27, Captabe C. B. Hamilton, sr pad d ale dame% etter layteg ban a amalgams lm wawa Ye et Oa rem The Dan et Oastales eaberhedeebelea Me Ow free she WM Mew. lea Sod and Ma ie the la Tab. Sea ela 17ei him esedvid at tie MEW lareabe Ode Wilt ihe bl a i re Ibeara.oaerel fa Jae Gem LOA, WAY alisameera W emir. Illeolemelao~ Maw aa et las firnWroa. M priarfal le be edema nerd aa. amilea Paaaeah. TILE MAIL -PACKET SERVICE. The recent establishment of a mail steam-packet communication to India by the Cape et Good Hope and to Australia by way of India, has Weems& the alma! expense of the mail-packet service by a quarter et & "million sterling. It has been mated that the total annual cheep kir the packet service is 900,0841 but this stun is excludes *at for the Channel mail-pa service. The sharps, emblned, foe the whole of t he Omen end Cheinel spell-paast service is above a million et per 10111111. The numbs of mule packets employed in the Chemed oil Omen mill service 117 ; their aggregate tonnage is 131,716 tan; all they have an aggregate power of 40,28660m5; it et se pickets are built of iron, and 28 of them are screw enemas; rely 18 out of lie 117 are Burnished with lightning ooninelers. The lsr ship amongst the mail-packets is the geddie-whed eterser Pettis which is 3,587 tons hoiden. The mod pow cal of the mail packets is the La Pb.., which has • po smot 939 horses. The La Plata has aleo the dmpletdratight a wise of any oldie pickets, drawing se it dro 2l feet— , the Persia only ben 111 feet The 117 mel parer so mama by 7,1111 pones. The aggro., Ingth of the Coma sad Own urn thou at the mover Iwo 66X men; sorbor of lan dr Ea Oars= grim la o I yes is 1,11111,691, son dam tor ens r iron Mama the meth and the moon. Letters me sow an later Yelpip raise to Sy&ey, through Europe is* heie. •• ambles d Deafly 40,0 M in three months. This is • wee at tain sad seestlier route than sending such letters were tae Peelle, "distance of some 8,000 miler, because the Peelle not ereessi bye mail packet, and to the only cam lb giehe that is not so erorsod. The length of the traveled by United States noun packets is 7,200 the musber of tulles they cover inch year is Aerial/. The Fres& mail packets are limit at present to the edi terrains& The length of the Traub mail line on that sus is about 5,00 rain and the number of mike the packets WM over it In a year Y es about three .quiuters of a 'pillion. The Belgian sal governments have tack established a line of tremabstle nail steam packets, end the Marrs at the Fisch br Net stated in his speech from dr them hi intention to ob.blish a similar line. The ma sawn packets own dos vontron yeamegees, the nor =rein corgo, and bey gook WOO tons parte= one part d the globe to awns% THE DISTRESS THE P ER T N THE CoALWHIPPIRE OPOF LONDO.V. A deputation of coalwhippers of the port of London, accompanied by Lonl It. Grosvenor, 111. P., Lord Goderich, Rev. J. T. Rowse% of St. Peter'e, Stepney, Rev. Mr. M'Call, Mr. T. J. Fumivol, and Mr. Flynn, had an interview yesterday with Lord Stanley of Alderley the Preeklent of the Board of Trade, for the purpose of mein] known to the government the seriou s grievance:a ander they now labour from the withdrawal of the bill which pros terted them from the old public-house truck system. The men etated their raw. Some years since the gowns meat, in order to better the condition of the cordwhippers and to relieve them from the vice end misery attending the patio house agency, established an office, from which they were employed, and which secured to them the full amount of theft =. Some of the coed-merchants became dissatisfied working of the o ffi ce, end when the proposal for re newing the bill cresting the office canto on, in the ordinary course list eession, they asked the government not to eons tines it, but to allow them to evtalclioh a new model office, from which they would engage the men. The coal-ow:term and merchants 'lewd a document, that they would protect the men from being employed through a public-house, oe in any way exposed to the old 'poem ; and, upon that understanding tho bill was withdrawn, and the mere chanta left to establish their office. It has be= revers] months in operation, and the men awed that it has proved sn utter failure, as revile preventing the work from going to public-houses, and Met the old t hinking system was rapidly revising. They site that when the new office was anted, there were 123 ger. of 9 men in each gang, with 40 sopernuntentrias , that number of gauge had since been reduced to AS, an d the mlet dismissed were obliged either to go into the workhoei Kr accept the public-Louse employment with sly its evil MOW queues; that a large portion of the men connected with ft office were frequently without work, and that when Of were occupied their wages did not exceed 9s. a week. It was stated as a feet that a large proportion of colliers in the pool were disagreed through public. hours, and that the number was daily increasing. It Ina aye asserted that two of the merchants who hi signed the document only to employ men through the can had broken their promise by engaging hands through anode channel. They added that the renewal of the old bill wall supply d a remedy for this state of things. R. Grosvenor, Rev. ?dr. Itowsell, and the Rev. w. M'Call addressed tome few remarks to his lordship as to tier condition of the men. Lord Stanley of Alderley said the position of the meal represented to him appeered very herd. He would mil some inquiry to &made - into the matters which had beam* mltted to biro, and perhaps the men would also prosmill their inquiry for facts. Mr. Flynn said poor labourers, with only 9s. • week h come t d in paying waterage to go out in the river 881 collec "fac t ,ts" sac as the zanies and number of ships charged by publicans. The deputation then withdrew. A Paris correspondent of the IncMpesdance says that one Hume, a member of the sect of Jimmied fipirit-rappers, has been allowed within the lad few dew display his skill before their Majesties at the Tuileries. Tel curious remelts ere spoken of. In the course of a conversation which ensued it. the predated= of X Mot, the newly-elected member dal Academy, to tho Emperor Nineteen on Monday, the *Ed' ing rem* to mid to have escaped M. Guizot .—" Wool , the only edifice that never tills." General Baron de Rottembotug, one of the foe adjutants-mend of the Old Mind, has jun died at SO sem, sat Parts, it the op otB7. LAW INTELL] THIS DA' COURT OF RUSE. (Sitthy at Cluildhall.—Defore La Juries) There were only two 'pedal jury for to-day. The fret—EboUet r. patent ease, went off; and in the which was an action fur breach o vertliet,by agreement; WS/ entered *Mt =ft SURREY SE THIS DAI (Before J. E. Johm PACWILEO7.—CONTicTION OP TIC WiUiew Egglatoo, 25, pleadtd go weight of lead, the same being called the Iloly Trinity . Chon•h, in the property of the panshioners. The court was hero inform.' the several times convicted, and in 18.1£ to seven years' transportation, and liberated, by order of the Secretary leave. The prisoner said that since be h not obtain any employment, and be police. Ho would sooner bo tzar a life. . . . , The Del eenitude.. Michael Nock, 42, mother ticket guilty to stealing, at Camberwell f a whip, the property of William Pc The prisoner was tried and eenta portation in 1854, :and liberated September last. Sinop that time convicted for felony. The Chairman said he appeared must be subjected to four years pen expire about the time of hie origins THE POLICE THIS DA 31ARn.EM ASSAULT ON A P ----- Wei , s engineer, violent tumult on William Jelfre3 delivery man ' while in the exec Moth, one of the post-dike imp of the Poetumeter-General.. The complainant stated that al in the forenoon he was delivering terrace, Bayswater, when the prim naked him d his name wee Jeffry; plied that it was. The prisoner violent blow in his Lot with DU .11 . 1.7gietrate—Did you not say • Compislnant—Not a word, sir. observed,l will give ye l eer nevergave the prisoner any MU The prisoner said that the comi some remarks to his mother about He was questioned about the det mention any ono gum he owed. The complainant denied that b (prisoner's) mother about any di Jarman, 197 D, Mated that he plainant, who was repattedly s whose face was coveted with 'Dim was on the pavement, the prism him. About 40 or 60 letters wen meat. He assaulted witness also Mr. Heath wished the ease to I who observed that if magistrate,e preseed • wish to have the be (pnaener) would have had a s The prisoner was fined 31., or prisonusent, for the 'moult on tl month for the assault on the cum threatened violence to the compl, to bail to keep the peace for four WORSHIP-f TAatku GibsoW;alias lig;ir with stealing • purse containing Ni'. Mary Anne Llgan, South- The lady stated that whit' afternoon sho observed • vut nu witness the cereswmy of a " Jea nation of the robbery wee gives end on searching aho found h Mr. Charles Vincent, the pen while sitting on hn hone he ea pick the lady's pocket under his arm, and treader the produ compapy, who soon atter return 434 N produoed the property sonar ; the other w Cole said obi Inspector t a tie woo o. the lady to her residence, in co companion's threatening geature Joseph Tilley, 10 years of agi staffing • puno from a lady in t The impactor said this boy ' Gibson, nearing a pinafore ac committed numerous street rabb from their cradles. He himself I three times committed for felony Both prisoners woe fully cam WESTMII. Joke 114 1 ;;;;;“ middle i;i4 bar, before Mr. Arnold, charged Drury-lane, the Princess's, Ade selling the same. A packet of these them e place of public resort in Lcadon trate, all in the one handwritim = ce p...t here . been carried on to a It was only deemed expedia to justify a remand. That wa box coders for the Princess's went to Mr. Underwood, a ittreet, Pimlico, a short time upon the beauties of The as represented at the Pr box order for two, and with cone, and sold it for Mr. Underwood . .. daughter as experienced the mortification c the theatre, as many had dot ~Priwner, who hoped he oho eteeended fora week. IRISHMEN AT COMPETI the course of an addrem, on for the county of Limerick, fend to the success of Iriatur Mkt's for public offices. In t mid, !hers had during the examinations—two foi'whet of Woolwich for lads of fro other two for provisional coot 22 years of age. "In ever• Liebman be. taken the first I have the return in my hand examinitioniof 1856,7 out of II the 5 first prime were had by for provisionalcommissions, 6 every instance the tint prise I not, nor did I ever, pretend to the time I Ims starting thou strong conviction that such a arise from them. I hope, the conduct of schools and univen will endeavour to keep us Will they will exert themselves to education to the children coo UM use in the proud petition future examinations, which a offices to all classes of the 1;n - - - CHURCH ]'REFERNIE E Rev. J. M. Bartlett, Vicar S. T. Bartlett, Rector of Eve Bart.; Rev. F. Bashforth, shire; Rev. T. M. Dennis, R. e:Trustee, of the late Meredith, Vicar of Tit W. Parkht, Incumbent of W H. Tucker, M.A., Vicar of patron,ah re, E. L. Nugent, ThE AMERICAN Ma var.—The United States n Oliver Eldridge, sailed troy New York, with a few peso chandiae on freight. The Re rain C. H. E. Judkine, will o'clock, for New York, with will be made up on the 24 !bine, for despatch by the North American, Captain C The sailing, of the Collins port and New York will, in fortnightly, as at present. THE CONFESSION OP The blacksmith, James Bo eustady of the police at charged himself with mur =el, was brou gh up y. When asked t b Irk kotioadcnt of pollee hod sop of the ease, the prisoner di Saturday. Under these tic cations received from the p formation confirmatory of t the magistrates discharge! ac trIDON GrAniut ( mai& for the wait sod*