The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-30 00:00:00

Fr I i I, al , li el)* expregigt. efietbamieblaiisTisitie .116 14;11, 1 1Zak Imiseram. nut le et th• Oen. 10. leinedwolnet.by Tee Wink ce tlis 41/0 a pablialles. ZION WATZB AT LONDON BRIDOIL tan Divf—akrem o.l...—Aftwes. lb. 13a. 1114toaraw—Itorilm O. 43 a—.....ittenises. lb. 12e. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 30. ?num ma be no doubt that the Soricrroz-Clairs. Les present Mu for the Transfer of Jurisdiction in matters Testaniestary front the Ecelsoketital Courts is in some respects an improvement on that originally introduced. It is an improvement, for instance, to hare adopted the rule of vim cow examinatioas and the simple forms of Common Law Procedure, in lien of the more cumbrous process originally contemplated. It is a still mare decided ad. ranee in the right direction to have adopted so much of Mr. Couutz's plan as relates to the esta blishment of district testamentary Alen, Gee far each circuit of the fifty-two proviso's' Canty Courts, instead of centralising the whole of the me mos form business in the metropolis. In giving power to the County Court :edges to deal with dispute@ relating to wills and to adjedi eats oa administration suits where the property in. valved does not exceed 30W., the Boucxxos-Cirtrz. am. has also shown a annesesdahle desire to mesh the interests of the humbler threes of salter& The ispertant object of wearing peeper phase of de posit for wills, and the doesanits consteted with ass, has also, we Sr. quite willing to believe, bean ellelently provided for by the Goverment Bill. The Rzolsrlat GintlAL reports that ample rem', _ _ may be found in flonsersst-hoise for the memo ens. tedy and reserved= of mem than six million@ of wills ; and is addition to this central dsp6t, the local mislead= Aloes throughout the country will seek of them be provided with so adequate building for the deposit, and a sompetent staff for the doe =sego. meet aid elessifleatioo, of those testamentary dam meats the originals of which it is not propossd shall be traaunitted to the metropolis. There can be so idol, moreover, that the provision foe having • and official copies of wills printed under the soperintendeose of the Metropo. litan Registrar is, in every point of view, a wise alteration of the existing meek.. We quite go aloes with Sir Rimier) Brensm. in his denunais• Boa of "the tyranny of parchment." Not only will the public convenience be consulted by the vastly diminished balk of the documents to be deposited sad Mond in the registration olliess, bat the interests of all those sonesened in seeertaining the exact nature of testamentary dispositisee will be materially sub aped by the substitution of pew and print he Osman text and sheepskin. With them adaiiisions(and they are not fammider. able), our approbation of the Goveraineat Masan mast sass. We assume, he ketones, as at present advised, as any adequate ground for restricting the currency of probate to England sad baked, instead of extending it also to Secitlaad ; more especially if, es we are informed, there are Railway Ante which give an English probate validity in Scotland for the paves of the transfer of Principle and eta. meioses alike require that a yrobate taken out is say portion of the United Kingdom should be valid over its whole extent, and until we are shown some more cogent proof of the lapresticelglity of this ceneession than has hitherto been minuted we mist tepid it as a defect in Sir R. Durant:a Bill, that it falls short in this respect of the jest loaders and reseal aatielpatious of the public. There is mother and a somewhat important point se to which we are by no means satisfied. We entertain SWIM doubts whether the transfer of juriedietioe, as proposed by the SouciroseOznazaL, to an entirely saw tribunal is &feasible, on the ground of neemeity, came abase, or seaway. On this point as opinion MERIN what it has bees from the first. We en firmly concur in the view taken by Mr.omarinteedBlr EaSIIIII Pam, that the Saporito Courts of Cosmos Law sad the County Courts are fully adequate, without the creation of any new legal ma ehiaary, to transact the whole testemmtazy busi ness of the monsitry—ot all events all that potion of it whir& has hitherto been dealt with in the Bair gelded Courts, and which Blom, be it renumbered, it is now proposed to transfer to the sew "Tatum. nary Mart." As to the ampetseey of the County Courts, Sir R. Biro= has given the most isms. testable midges* of his opinion by traseuring to these the jurisdiction as to all wills ievolving pro. petty up to the limit of 3001. Is it, then, a usable position to maintain that the Superior Courts of Com mon Law are not equally capable cl dealing with wills involving property up to any =test P TM pre sent state of the business is these marts is sea that they mold meet readily and eoeveeisatly dispose of all that elms of testamentary muses which, under the title of"contested." as distinct from " mums firm" isneleas, alone eons up fir adjedisatioa beam the various judges of the existing Raelesiestical Courts, aad are, therefore, sloes attested by the Oevernmeat Bill. A " Testantsatery Ofiles" for the traneemka of " corn ass hem" beldame, as proposed by that Bill, and the Court of Common Pleas foe adjudication on all the notated business sot disposed of by the County Owen would, we lesi maddest, have answered every perms white ma possibly be gained by the ems- Muss sad costly oontriveme of Sir R. linaues sew court. Even !opposing that some &heretics might be rcquisits in the procedure of the Courts of Wedsiester before they could be completely fitted kr &alias with the new jurisdiction, it would rarely ham Men much MOM simple and meek owe geom. tadeal M have vested new posters in the old courts Asa Islam burdened the seentey with the expose et a sew, an unnecessary, sad, what is pitmans& to be deprecated, a special end exeeptimel tribunal. The real sting, however, of the Goverameat Bill is in its tail. Oa this part of Sir Riciman Brritu.'s plan we cannot abate an iota of our knee ape. tione. A more monstrous scheme of sogalled sum pommies has British Parlimmet. Let us call things at ones by their right nausea. It is not compensatice, bat hush mosey that Parliament is by this Bill asked to be. stow. The " sons of Zeman " are too strong for as ; we must buy the privilege of abo lkhiag sae branch of the jurisdistio• of Doetorse.oommons by the small donne of 181,0001. a year. That, it seems, is the lowest figure at which we ere to be allowed to shake off ken our seeks the absurd yoke of this Ecclesiastical jurisdi'o , ties. The Church Courts will consent is future not to meddle with our wills if we ea oar sides @gram to pay down to the officers of those melts fir the term of their natural lives a sum which represents the mama interest of more than three and a half ignitors gessflng, ea the consideration far their essigeisg a isemepsfy which they ought serer to have raved- The only emertatice is, that m the lime et these for. tomato besedsiariss drop is, the usual sum white we are ti pay far sileashag their (Treaties' will Min a gradual mares of diminution.. It maybe tree—as eu emu= remark rue, ad as the case, he instance, of oar old friend Mr. Moan seems to Mange—that few thlop are loom 000duosvo to longevity than subsist ace at other people's expense. Bat even Prerogative Registrars bare their assigned limit, nor, humanly speaking, can the time be very remote whoa the lest of the nos shall draw his 8,0001. a year for the lest time, leaving behind him the well-earned repu tation of having been the halt worked and the best paid of all living men who ever fingered the pelf of a aware. It is the strongest possible test of the general and just unpopularity of the Ecclesiastical Courts that the public may possibly think even each a pries not too mach to pay for their abolition. To bring about a consummation admirable we &requite ready to admit that all reasonable sacrifices should be mad.; and if the am asked by Bir Ilicsahn BITILILL be really the very lowest that the "friends of the proctors* will take, we most, we appose, sub mit. But this is a point upon which the »presenta tive' of the people are bound to inform themielva Whatever is absolutely necessary for the abolition of this inveterate nuisance mast be given : it is the duty of the House of Commons to see to it, that not a single farthing beyond this is laid oat. We mast not bay reform with jobbery. We most watch with the keenest rigour all the terms of what is at best bat a sorry and a shameful bargain. If a compena tics job is perpetrated in the ease of the Ecclesiastical Courts it will not be the first job of the art. The nieoutrou iniquity of Lord LYNDHIIIIT'S scheme for compensating the others in Chancery has not yet been finales. tOt Court. Primes Frederick William of Prue& took leave of eks Qamn and PlialM Albert ea Baeardsy ea hie rotes to Pisan& Els Royal Mahan@ won Is the afenans to pay vain to Prises Omar of Swedes at Cluidge's Heed, sad to the Delo sad Dauber of listharlead, the Duke sad Dense, of Williaates, the Duke el Fismilloa, sad the Pruden Minster sad Coaster Berates!, at their neps► tits risidiases Later is the aftsrana Prince Osier of Benda. viand sad took lens of Prins Frederick Wallin at Bsekiaghsat Passe. The Duke of Cusbridp took Lan of Me Boyd Highness ea Friday ening. The Pones quitted Dsokisaltan Panes shout 10 Wastes before 8 o'clock to the inseam dreaded by Licatenant- Oassral Dame Salarsekessteia, Dina Moltke, Dr. Weimer, sad also by Colonel Finds Saywarrar, Green la Waking to Prins Albert. The mai party done is two of tile Clasea's earrisess to the Lestea-bridge tensions, where tie Pomba Mtateter, Cosa' Bersetorff, attested, sad took leave of Al. Royal Ifigbases. The Nisee sad IM suite trawl ed Is the royal sakes eatoisse ea the South Erten Railway to Dover, sad west ea beard the Balsam potshot for Oetsad. Colonel F. &mese attested Ids Royal Illsbaess to the seem whet, oat after words :stormed to Leedom. The Ducker of Kest visited her Wooly as Batarday 'miming at Buckingham Palma. The Prise. Consort rade ea horseback ea Saturday, at. tagged ►7 Captaia the Rea. D. de Res. _ _. The P;lociet Wales vieitod the Dubois of Gleseestar ea Bata:day at Gloucester Roam. Rio Royal Highs's. is wetted Featea's Crimes& photographs is Piocadllly. _ _ Priam Arthur ad the irineetTeMiteleae mad Leah took s drive la aa °pea wrier sod four. Yesterday her Illujoety sad Prime Albert, with the Prises of Weise, the Priatelle Altos, the Dicker of Heat, Ute ladles sad genUestea of the Court, sad the demestie house bold, uncalled Dicta, service la the Chanel of Buckingham Palace. The Kea. sad Very BAT. the Dean of Wisdom °Belated. IT is somewhat remarkable that Lord num, now his takes his new Bishop from • school with which he himself ca• hardly be supposed to have any very great sympathy, mid that in Mr. Baauro he has chose•, perhaps, the straiMat disciple of "that most straiteet sect of our religio•.' Oar selection might have bees from a mese libelsl school, and from among noes who have already earned to thosteelvre the approval and the confidence of the public. Neverthe less, sow that it is oertaia that Mr. BARING is the sew Bishop of Gloucester sod Bristol, we repeat our soquismesoe is the sppoiatmeat which Lord PAL sziarrox has made. A Cabinet Comma was held on Saturday afternoon at the Foreign-Am, Downing.street. The ministers present were :—Viscount Palms/stop, the Marquis of Lowdown'', the Berl of Harrowby, Sir O.orp fey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Secretary Wow chore, Lord Penman, the Chancellor of the Rubio quer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vanes Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Duke of Argyll , and the Right Hon M. T. Baines. The cos=U - sat two hours sad threaquartme. Mr. Hama is a man of the deepest yet of the most simple piety. He hes learning, also, quite adequate to the genuine demands of his profession, and such u may justly enable him to tam his plus with coolldenoe among his episcopal brethren. He has inheriOd with his SUM mach of the shrewdness and honest vigour of his race. In his own Diocese be will, we are therefore ensfident, have the firemen to remedy the miserable mischiefs which owe their origin to the weaknen sad igaoble partialities of his predeesseor. In the semen@ of the Episcopate be will, we antici pate, have the enrage to withstand its almost uni versal obsequiousness to the Bishop of 01701 D. He is not likely to be beguiled by empty phinsibilitlis, or to be decayed by the eyeephantist amenities and puteetations of High-Llturchmee. What he attars will be withoat equirtmatioa ; what he Aces will be without gale. He will give stresgth sad purpose to whatever the existing bishops can be hoped to eatertela of what is wise or liberal. He will man tel& steadily, in all eadesisetical polity, the princi ples of the Reformation, and, seemly lees important, of the Itovolutioa. In then personal qualification, of Mr. BARDIG coasolation may be loud that Lord Paulasnon betook himself to the extrema section of the Evangelical school for his Bishop. Yr. Jebel Weed, Makatea of the Beard of laud Bus ses, had as Interview with the Chaaader dike lizeheaser es Saturday, at hie eSeW faddism, is Dowsiststreet. The Jadieial Oesnsitles et the Pr.vp Cassell sat ea latarday. Pneest—air J. Pattie's, &r Wse. kraals, Dr. Lukiagtoa, mad Mr Edward Byes The appeal frea the Prerogative Court, "Dyke v. liartea" (part baud), wee esseleded. Despatabse env seat to the gnomes ef the Cape of Gad Hops oo flatarday, from the Clelesiskiflice. On Saturday last hie Royal Highness Prises Alfred, atiomparded by Dr. Naar, again impeatad the picture of " Ear Mciastre PIM Visit to the Crimea/a Soldiers," by Mr. Barrett, at the plia7, 162, Piemobilly; sad oa the mem mimics abo impacted Zitea's Crimea pleotegreplie. Is the appointment, too, of Mr. Beam we also 'ethos hope far the Mare. Is so lug time Lord Ptursarrox, if he will net &kw the design and the action of his Government to Do impeded by frivolous Mayo, will have two other men at his disposal, we of them scarcely inferior is importance to that of Canterbury. We implore him to sot on that um , dos in the spirit of the name honest desire for the welters el the Church by which he memo to have been astuatod is this instanee, and to lot as have no approach to the Weeks which he is acid to have mo yearly fallen into in the promo tion of Mr. Timm. We should be sorry to appear languorous towards this gentleman. Wo speak of him bet se illustrating a dangerous class of men. W. know him to be faintly Withal in spossb. He possibly may be tokrant also in mind. Bat, as as home man, ho most, had ho been made a Bishop, have gives all his influence to strengthen the party to which a beloop, and that party is the High Cherub. Now the Meister worthy of dm lead of the Liberal party, or wishing to retain its madam, mast show himself studicsaly anxious to resist sad conaterast the baleful infant, which the High-Churchmen have bees permitted to acquire in ovary department of the Church. Lord Pramurros is sot jost to himself if be is careless a< the wishes ei his political supporters to this rasped. There aro many qualitios is Dim, and many circumstance@ independent of him, which incline Libiraki et different shades to support sad confide in him, if ho will bat permit them to do so. What mat antes distrust is a suspicion of levity cm oarelessuess, more especially in those things which appertain to The PUN= ought, then, to anderstaad that the Liberal party will not, and men not, to allow the adherents sad szponeate of their principles aneweg the clergy either to be passed over, us though it were smog is a els/gyms to be liberal, oc to be saod• fiord to SOON sordid end ill-judged plea of sips dingy. Unquestionably the baps, of the British mied is daily booming more deeply imaged with religions feeling. Unquedenbly also, despite the eouteation of deemeination, it seems daily more willing to sup port the Chunk, if oily its clergy will content them. selves with carrying out its spirit of beautiful simplicity, of rental freedom, sod of wise obesity. Bat ao on who is bound to a mens its phases eau overlock the feet that jest as the religion temper intense, and the character of the Chunk becomes tainted with the leaven of High.Q.nhism, l■ the same degree fall away from it the lon and 'middens of the people. No recedes this should bees if men an appointed to the Baia whose aestrality seems to ban se mean more respectable thee her, and if thin on seem there to rebuke the easerandoes and eediguided .senility of HiIIZT el Bunt, or to resist the flimsy policy and expose the Do less dims, history and theology of ilutou of °MORD. Midi= PaliTOMlMar•Thir next pedaloes., wfll take pleat at Dun-lase nun* as datarday, the 12tb el July, sad the prone& will be devotad, as we lave rated, tio the foanlatke of a laid for the immediate relief of danitele litany nes, to be willed The Findirip Feat." 8.1130 alteration ia the perfennen wW be mans ; the leak butane will be mansard sad the prelegn onitted. Before the nannies' the feral of 7A• Laroof Lower will be played, is vela Mn. Keeley will ewer la In haebeare edema part of Peter link en& mop lady, wbe. seder On sane ',Mks Leeks Mllkr, bn was nun applause at several assess etateene, mei play Charade. ADrLPII TIZATIL— borleique OR M.d.., Is pesperatis as Ws Assere, is the Am rellemian McNees. &kW Bessie lei Meet Lows, set M. plastid pens NM be emeeluell b Mocces.Wreght NM Poet 2.111.01, Min Wyslacem. ead Mlee May Keeley. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, ' 1856. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE WEST INDIA MAILS. (IT 11302110 AND r Moans Mounto.. The Abate ham arrived with the West India, Mexican, and Patella mails. Her dates :--Jantaire, Jane 10; Trinidad, 12; Barbados', 12; Demerara, 9; St. Thomas, 16. She brings 189 paotengers, 2,134,648 dollars in specie, of which 1,416,163 dollars are on moonlit of Mexican dividends, and cargo. The intelligence horn the West WY& is satisfac tory. Large quantities of rain had fallen at la mbs. At Demerara dry weather had beak experi enced, bat rain had fallen latterly, which madder ably benefited the crops. At Trinidad the crops were in fine 'condition. At Ifszko the pveratesiat of President Coma fort was established. A Spanish squadron had arrived at Vera eras to demand permit of the money owing front the Mexican promisee. THE EAST. 31ABI3BILL118, lbaraDLY Evnitxo. The Carmel has arrived boils Constantinople, with mail. to the 19th. General Aurelio division had just crossed the Bosphorus. The Pram d'Orient contains a communiested note from the Turkish government. warning the publie against the false reports continually in eirealation of diesulanese and attasks upon individual.. The Divan has ordered the pollee to neva oat the an thers of them tales, and the public newspapers are cautioned against their intrigue. The promention spinet the Tunisian officer is actively going on. Theercavationa in the Hippodrome us concluded. The celebrated &menthe Column has been dia -1 euered. The Consteatinopic /monad says that the Russians have only destroyed those fortifications at Ismail and Rini, which thy had themselves recently made. Au English oompeay has been farad for making a Syrian railway, with a =mina at Bagdad. The Bardialan government ham mat dye ribands of the order of Banta Maurits and Lazarus for Omar Paeha and =me of the Ottawas ministers. ITOCKHOLIt, 'MAY Immo. Th. Log has ordered his minister for A:coign affairs to declare that his government is ready to accept the deelaradon of maritime law, as laid down by the megrim of Paris. The reports, frequently circulated without founda tion, of the retirement of the ?Manes Minister, M. de Bruck, have been recently revived, and, awarding to the Berm Gan**, are now not without founda tion. This journal says that efforts are being made to Induce him to cheap his resolution, and that the reason for lie wishing to resign is the opposition made to his plan for commercial reform, which would have established does relations between Austria and the Zollverein. PARIU. The official Milan G.U.aa contains a correspon dence from Perna, according to which the Decay le perfectly trained. Clam will be tried by the ordinary tribunal. The anal* farther eaya that the date of step will probably loon be railed. SPAIN. MADRID, B•TOIDAT. The amp depleasatipie yest erdai . oongratulated the Queen on the °session of the signature of the contract of marriage of the Infanta Dena Amalie. Osatille is tranquil. Than were some disorders at &dojos on the Roth s the rioters burnt the ball dram bat order wee promptly restored. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Cram ova on COMITORDIXT.) Pail% SoNnAr Emma. It is Many ustreaced ea tiniest maim that the Beams will leave far Plousbline so Twiny. Hie Majesty is expected et Hera s Toaday maim sod prep:sties* see sada' to yeah, hies hr the sight at the pelestwa. A database of the Oat Gerdes. and tho lapses's ouriegee, trees seat to Nosey by spit _• so Thursday last It is mid that the Liars mil be sosompasied ably by his esentery M. Ilgespard, Geriezal Eapistas*, sad so orderly au% Ia its *dig of Jane 26, the Manbipal Connell of Marseilles voted a ems of 46,000 fr. for the exposes of a public empties of Marshal Painter as his landing. A grand dinner is to be given to the mar shal and all the troops who may amempany him, in a pavilion to be greeted on the MAUL The mire en scene will be eider the nperiatendesse of the Paris undertaker of piddle rejoicings, who will seed down deematioes ire the meek& There is a talk of a grand pulls reception et the marshal in Paris, and some people my that the framework of the last 'nineties' la the Tuileries and the Champs Elyeesa, which has not yet bees take. down, is kept ready for this next fete, and sot foe cos of so distant a date as the annual Mte Napoleon, of August 16. The protest of the Orleans prisms, of which men.' lion hes bees made, is addreseed to the Corps Lash,- kW. It stater, eel am told, that they should have beep contented with simply making known their Munition not to recognise the incomplete and merely pecuniary reparation sewed for the decree slim. 22, 1862, in the measure now before the home, and they would have refrained from gulag further, out of re gard to the intsesets of their Maims, foe whom baulk the preeent bill has bean brought forward ; but they have observed is the *spore des stools the word isineeidenee, and that word they feel called epos to repudiate. Their protest says, is sahstame, if not textually, a A power which hse always need mosey as a revolatioseri weapon thought fit to take away from us soy snob mesas of action. We appealed to the courts of law, and the courts of law pronounced in our favour. Neverthelem, the afore said power Mead means ultimately to resolve the question scolding to its own will. As to the imps tatim upon the memory of our father, Bios Louis Philippe, we think the readisetion of all that he did fir France, is selieleat to abusive as from the aeon sity of entering late any explanation span that kW' The abs protege is dated hes Claistat, mod sipal by the Delos do Newest` the Priam de Jolli ed* end the Dues d'Ausesla The Dubs de Moat , posies is skeet la Tee ?r.. esys la he' wieldy essiessidel ms visa t W has mirk Metro Ili wish bs* i Pads sot Is the domino*. Ths lovrieres *blab. he • Wag ths• poet, bad .Ms/ ant, no am beglaaisi I. maks pawn. Dams hes Ram sad Lamm him as TAB ARVINUR. The returns of the romps will be made sp tia Mos day eight for the quarter mulles as that day. TM amemate will be published, showiest the arose revenue, Messed ad the set ma heretofore. This le carryfas eat Mr. Gladetese's set of 111/4. But the mai eamparimme will dream be made epee the year sad the quarter, by putties topther the arose mid set remises of the respeetirs quarters sad parr, lading has 90,1866, sad Jose 30, 1866. The primal memo will be eatisfeetery as sompared with Nees of 1666. Ia the peat item ed Customs 'ad Exile partials/Iy, the remprose of the 'patsy will exhibit a @Seedy eutalamesi. Is spite of the adverse etresautaasse of the dem of a costly war, the Osstems reeeipes will beer • barounble eemparime with them of lam year—whilst is the lau t Bereave, the slue tat of geeenl preeprity sad werolug tweeemptioa, there will be aa lemmas of almost hilt • minks a the quarter, Melly la the peoperty sad laerne-ter, sad is Me per, else lees • MS thee few mil -1 Bosh Time are gratifyisg results, sad will moos, with ezteaded eemmeree sad Iscromed lateral prosperity, make up ter all theirs!. that•. aseessarily heavy war expedite lute prodesed. Then is so other seuetry whose beet system would bear melt • lug primers, sad exhibit such Opium es Observer. GERM GENUINE AND SPURIOUS PUBLIC DOCUYBNTS S, N Joey 1. The Moister of the W ATHE ader lately horsed the tot. lowteg etteelm : " A ileeestost peryerthe le be the espy et. Labials' sail infuse to the nee& leagertyph Imo bees ell. 'elated los great Moot lathe peuielosee. oviesally for the porposs of embarrass/lei tbemeesemosek mod Witlessly eflastlag the interests of thbkleillem Thk__ PM IS lives as a !mai. °Metal eisealez hen the mauler of tee Lawlor to the govesson of provisos. Is busby aseylai nest ea equivocally the isaulasesso of thisileeesset. I stases help relleatteg most severely ea eke iselsoleeisely eatheity tad criminal Meatless of the sw.bes of this iloweises att. You us therefore hereby saikorlsoll awl lastrodel to take every possible step Is year poem aldose' Om atellise of this Wee easement asd esehatoseek, bowler to Wei then to judos tor %Mir Welted ma eawesilly mode* sad losable th r aFL op meisst le litel ia r ir teet Ile yeekheeeea *bey so Num "D. G. Dosomus. Imo 9, Tb Molds' is • eopy tie swim demWbst t flewireinti4 imolai le the enarsir Cite owernleo4 of tie Wholes el Onen. WNW Is tie anted us • nethnially asi enrol same la Me. ta annUades Ides telrignen of ea es the Etats of antes is Ws klagena. Taws It at yeelowlett that the Weans Pitman la w& tartly to eatallisee thin troops at wenn fewakis the N of inwelmin la Owen. A. aY dine meow en haft nig et thankilee, we mesa yew se einewllst Om In • senaiehl Ramer, Se they an ealeelatti se *wen the sees ell the paelie with wimp seder elf the eel Oen ef iblem ette Lei es the eammeliwa Sat the Wellies saheb hind se melees the peen* stet of OWN. mita they are inabie le de, se the Inieteat Melo WM* reelen leo MM feeadatlats, sad le Impend kg at lees ebbs ent esperon, 6n Wan, ' Ir a t l ge etnaher if Wage peleseese. Tanaka to W. intervontise of then preMatene pow., W. pre net hens whisb at present new Übe PI/USIN gel en p wader the olden of • panha eel whisetti Awn will thee nears en {Mir owe NM% Sad take with lan tie an wiry Swift tonvietlee, that they ban rely ben and u toes by the real astkon el ear matins'! misfortune. (Weald) " BILCIAZIS. ...tibias, May 16 CM 11156: DanIMMO Clem.—At the Thabridge Towo-hall, is Nesday, Themes Hips we. slimed wlai • most mall does essealt epos a perms ....d Osage Settees, at l amb Crime, Wittiest, usierthe iMlag melasidiely cir ' semettsees Tbe proesselte • she hes bees Nisi of the rW eye fee the lest Mem poem, is • plembsr, sod, whoa et 1.114.. at P,.1. *..t, Citp rood, Leeds., but ter shod it,. days pest he lee bees werkieg et Wedberst. He lodged et the politic-Wm there, Obi OM is • roam I. that Memo es &torts, elismiess Imes eat/111 Vele* et sight. la meepeey with the psilesser std several other per m& There wee • scot SW et w obelleg " pin forward with reopset to the mope rinser reemist. Abets 11 °Week the peloesee west 'peels to bed, followed shortly afterwards by esespialseet. Primmer wee sitting on • bed weekieg, wbes peeeeter said to him, " Tommy, ye a should met be smaisp str bus." Primer ezeleimsd, am me good • upre." mid Mack Askew Is the left ere. Proseeetw, is his owe words, " felt semeibleg go hi his eye, tad it wee ell desk directly." Primmer had • sites trastia his bead et the time. The oessosstor is sew totally Tb. primmer, who demist Ist*. toy ttosllseliso .(the INSUJINIMIS, w.. ...mild le Lowe fee Ida et the maim, gasser maisoi.—homia Voo onto IN CONMsc.6.—Oar masts ors Sims of a hied of said wow width hot salmi from time Im memorial is the idled. et Owslis sod fl.almis, seder the ease of imitate (sveNpiese). • ....hoots OM* aOW kind baldest be.. swiss* settled it Agl.% sees Tempie (eardials), basest two peweesi he lona Maw* sod Voss. Mod sololoslod la the bstwislog el soft Map. sod is Ito swot id kw yaws T 1 - Ind allso etetime pellets a slaw The paint Immodest el Taildis. Orra, bat st bort sottosdat is briniest oboes so ssiassowess, sod soils MO WI Ws th awl et the Melo holly sod 173 al the Vast met is plaits sew Tempi% sal obod their suiporld Mind blo Mee enssilie, ewe of the Two gobs tollittelot of Obi *miss sod submit, Mo. shot wide► aersoolipsdloo tosd= r lsass filtadshis IMO 0 4 94 , lis4 cgs dissusess P. Dttosits es Medi .—Odirpost. The ratr assiimp la lavas of a std iatige ohs rerbr Arlie grimes week osollost Ito fedogid Heel* es Timpier, sod that it ttt. atiallsos rived at Beeman; and, amordias to accounts from the latter town, the fair is szpected to be satielhetery. It has boss decided that the duration of it shall he proloaged See days. The most remarkable fact of the week lea greet rise la silk stuff. At Lyons the ma nufacturers mama went. the greater part of the eiders they receive. There are at this moment at Lyou some doses Paris agents, who have bought up everything on esle, sad it is to be feared that there will be a Author rise, for the silk harvest has faded. Within the lest fortnight the Paris shops have raised their prime wetly twenty per lent The arrivals of troops and materiel, both at Mar seilles and Algiers, are incemant. The splendid appearanos of the harvest in the month of France has dissipated all ideas of scarcity. The own market at Marseilles is calm. There are large arrival& THE UNITED STATES. The ifspress of Saturday announced the arrival off Cowes of the United States Mail steamer Wash ington. en route from New Yolk to Bremen, with dates from New York to the 14th. The anti-Fillmore American Nominating Conven tion held its second day's session on the 13th, in New York. At the opening of the proceedings a communication from the chairman of the Executive committee of the republican party we. presented by Mr. Colby, of New Hampshire, suggesting Da-opera tion between the two parties. The presentation of this letter caused great excitement in the Con vention. A motion wee made to refer it to a com mittee composed of one from each state repre sented. The discussion of that question occupied the whole morning session, and the motion was ultimately @greed to. In the afternoon session a motion was made by Mr. Peck, of Connecticut, to proceed to an informal ballot for a candidate for the Presidency. The disunion of that motion brought oat the names of Colonel Fremont, which was received with enthasissm—of Judge M'Lean, which met with considerable favour —and of George Law. The mover of the motion then withdrew it, saying that the voice of the Con vention had been distinctly made knoen, and that they had thus had an informal ballot. The Conven tion then adjourned till the following morning. The oommittee of the Cincinnati Convention ap. pointed to wait upon Mr. Buchanan and inform him of his nomination us a candidate for the Presidency, visited that gentleman on the 13th, at Wheatland, and performed the duty assigned to them. Mr. Bu chanan stated that he should reply to the announce ment oldie committee in writing. In the Senate, on the 10th, Mr. Crittenden moved to take up his resolotions requesting the President to appoint General Scott to the command of the United States troops in Kansas. A discussion ensued, a number of senators maintaining that the presence of General Scott in Kane would have a tranquillising and beneficial effect on the whole country. Others argued that such a request would be an improper in. terfereatie by the Senate with the executive functions, and that the difficulties in Kansas would soon cause if the people there would obey the laws, and the people of the North would cease agitation. The sub ject was finally passed over. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Jorra 14. The mows remind by the Ericson yesterday failed to depress cotton in this market. The Persia, it was coml. doted, bad carried out the most unfavourable news they were likely to pt from this side. Siam Men they have heard of a falling of in receipts at Souther& ports, and of a steady and firm market at the South sad in this isit and that la the tam of the arsenate they hays seat us. Trade was also said to be good in Maaeltester. TM, sales after the news cues to hand yesterday embraced about 2,000 boles, Wahl without change is potations. Flour declined stoat 10 sena per barrel; what, Irons 2e. to U. per bushel. Cora was heavy at about the rates of this preview day. Pork was timer, with sales of mess made at 19 dole. Sugars were Wive, with sales of 1,000 to 1,200 'Ads., including Caba and Porto Rise, at full prima. The advance within the pest two days hoe been fully id. The sales of coffee 'lmbrued about 1600 begs Leputyra, at llie. to Ilia. Freights were steady, with fair esigosoossalo for Liverpool sad Loadon, at steady prises. ARRIVAL OF TILE NIAGARA. LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. This day, at 10.30 a.m., the royal mail steam-ship Niagara, Captain A. Ryrie, arrived in the Mersey from Boston, with the mails from the United States and British North America. She left Boston on the 18th instant, and Halifax on the 20th, and hes brought, besides the mails, 160 paasengen and 901,670 dollars in specie. on freight. The Arabia, from hence, and the Ericsson, arrived at New York on the 13th t the Eton, from Havre, on the 16th ; and the Arago and Alms on the 17th, also from Hane, at New York. The royal mail steamer America arrived at Hali fax on the 17th, and the City of Baltimore on the 16th. The news from England mused great excitement throughout the Union. &doss apprehensioos were felt, and it was believed generally that Mr. Dallas wosid be sent bath to the United Status. Several foreign capitalists and Canadian banks an selling out Mocks, destroying confidence. The Sante on the lath inst. was recopied in dis cussing Mr. Clayton's plan of the pecification of Kaman Hs proposes the abolition of the existing territorial legislature, and sleeting a new one ; voters to be bowl fide inhabitants for throe months. Also abolishing the Slavery Laws. Ths report of the Nicaraguan minister's return is osetradicted. The Aati•Fillmore American Convention at New York, on the 18th, elected Mr. Banks, of Mama. ebneettsom their candidate for the presidency. The ship Pallas, from Cork to Qoebec, was lost at St. Paul's, with 72 lives, on the 30th of May. Our data from Havannah are, June 10. The health of the island's good. Sugar advancing. The Mexican advice@ state that the struggle in the Assembly against Foot terminated in favour of the latter. Alegre z had resigned, disgusted with the management of affairs by the executive officials. The Spanish minister had arrived at Mexico and remained unre cognised by Foot. Messy at New York was &handset at Iran 6 to 7 per gear. loess en gall; paper at 7to 9. Steaks low, doubts and <lmmediacy prevalliat. Ezabasge en London, f to g; ditto ea Paris, 6.16 g to 16k. The mottos market ass active at blighter rates. Breadstaffs la fair regent at previous prim. Provisions unchanged. Freights Inset: to Liverpool, grain is bulk, 64. per barrel; dear, 2s. 64. per barrel. CALIFORNIA. The Daniel Webster had arrived st New Orleans with California adulate to t►e 2Oth ultimo, and later intelligence from Niearagas. The aim. from Bea Frontioce is exciting. Mr. James King, of William, sateasivtly known as a banker, bat Mora rao•atty ',editor of the Sow Francisco Da lean, wee shot on the 14th ult., by a men sassed Casey, and cited two day. afterwerda. This evict, together with oaten of alike &motor, exasperated the caisson to as unusual degree. Till Vigileace Committee, troovesed to the cumber of three thommead, marched to the prises, sad from theca took Came and a gambler gamed Cora, ths murderer of General Richardson, and conveyed them to the committee nom., where, am the @Mlles of the steamer, the coniraiitte were deliberating. The general belief was, that es mar. denim wosld b scented wording to the aide el Judge Lynch. Tie Vigilance Committee had organised througlsoot the state, and the " eatirgetica of all blacklegs, bee lies, and meals, was patohred spas." Then had bow ae swivel, et gra Truckee fires Mileage pens dm*" As two weeks preirtmes to the SO sit Is N general Walker's patties +measlier/pd. There bid bus Ism aims smog the Mop. TM AM low MAIM—LIVERPOOL, grIVIMAIp The 111 & fee Mirth *samisen royal nail Abbe. Orplsis Ned Bitasees. sailed tree the Ileuey ebb abersesh Me belt welt thermal web far the United game sea DAY Sesta Americas pawkier., 90 swingers, eel • aege oreeband iv* es freight. Before SW Nab itee deportsre. espies et ell the Ludas morning leellOWS et thie date were ANN on toertl the Attica for the pew and p•blie isetitatiose et the Westing Coationer. GNAW Tegletrea is daily explored to arrive at Timm. It b Ili. Weeks te visit the meet ruserkehie Iselmins Gomm eedl rarraw. INDIA AND CHINA. - - THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received our despatches in anticipati on of the overland mail The dates are—Calcutta, 31st 17 ; Bombay, 27 ; Hong Kong, 10 ; Shanghai, 2. The Bombay Times, of May 27, says The mat important topic at this season of the yea r 4 the state of the weather. We have almost entirely escaped the scarcity of food at one time apprehen and the sufferings from the deficiencies in our sup. plies of water, much more mild than was &anti. pated, are now nearly over. Long before thin reaches England we shall have as much rain la would be deemed an ample supply in the North of Europe for a year. " Several slight disturbances, such as are taunt' in the hot weather, have within the pad fortnight occurred in the Bengal and Madras presidencies. The Sandals are once more occasioning trouble, ag apprehensions are entertained that during the approaching rains they may give annoyance to tits surrounding villagers; no reason is given for thi n fresh appearance of disaffection. " There have been some commotion. amongst the Moplahs in Malabar, when, to avoid the risk of the prison containing the rirgleaders being broken into with a view to their rescue, the Auaye was sect from Bombay to Oalicut to take them quietly aa board and carry them down to Madras. Her pr sense at the presidency WAS fortunate, disturbance. having occurred to the northward of Vizigapatarn, partici. lan of which have not as yet transpired. A con. siderable force was ordered to the spot, and the ate. vices of the steamer put in requisition u a transport. With these exception, none of which seem impor. tent, India generally is tranquil. "There seems a feverish excitement at present amoogst the chiefs all over India on the subject of annexation, occasioned by the' late cases of Nsgpon and Oade, and this might be salutary if it did no more than frighten bad governments out of their miscouducts. "In Otide all is quiet. Mr. Coverly Jackson, of the Re Sadder Board, Agra, has been appointed to act for Sir James Ontrem as chief commissioner, and mane charge on the Bth of May. The ex-King has arrived at Calcutta, but it remains to be s een whether be will proceed further on hie way to Bug , land. A letter has lately been published from tbe 1 Marquis of Dalhousie to the King of Oade, a treas. 'slim of which has been furnished to the press by Captain Wilberforce Bird, and has supplied food for no end of bitter comment. "The King of Ave is eaid to have deputed Marc Kincaid and Dawson, American missionariee, on an eaabaisy to the President of the United States, with a view et establishing a friendly feeling between the two courts. "It has just been intimated that the greatest jea lousy has been expressed by the supreme goveni. meat, of the construction of great public works in India through the intervention of private enterprise and capital. Twenty months ago, a company for cutting canals of irrigation in Western India was projected at Bombay, with a capital of half a million sterling, the whole of which was almost immediately applied for on the spot. So soon as the deposits were collected government was applied to as to the terms to be conceded, it being distinctly explained that no interference whatever was contem plated with the revenue arrangements, and that though no usistanee was asked tor, success was only expected through the cordial good understanding be. twixt government and the copartnery, based on great natural advantages. Eight months having been required for reference and consultation with the local officials throughout the presidency, the revenue con. missioners ultimately recommended that the most cordial assistance should be given to the project, the whole difference betwixt the rent of watered and nawatered land being assured them for a century, the public officers undertaking the custody of the canals and collection of the revenue at a charge of 25 per cent. At the very time the chairman of the Board of Control is showing the in. capacity of government for carrying out with eu&• Meet speed the works all allow to be most desirable, the supreme government steps in to prevent private parties from undertaking that which they themselves cannot accomplish, and which others are willing to attempt. " Colonel Jacob, acting commissioner in Slade, has just intimated by proclamation that forced labour was from henceforth to be discontinued in the province, every man to work or not as it best pleased him, and on such terms alone as he deemed desirable. Hitherto throughout Binds the public works were oonstructsd by forced labour. This state of things still coctinoss in the Madras Presidency, handed down from time immemorial, and which hitherto has passed almost uneodeed. The juncture has probably been 'Mud on for its abolition in Mode of the approaching commence ent of the railway operation betwixt Kurrachee and Hydrabad." In the Madras elthenaum, of May 24, we read : la war summary of the na-s of the peat fortnight em give precedent:ea to the affairs of Madras, and undoubtedly tho„Umet important subject that has attracted attention is the sta►page of all ►ublic works not yet cow mimed, except such as are considered of an tritest oaten. The goverameat of India do not seem to cm. alder the opening of the Godavery to belong to this elms, sad ectoomasotly that most beneficial undertaking, whisk has boas proved to be quite practierhie, and which would lead to ineetimable regular, Is shelved, not only for the prs mat, but in all probability for a loop time to come. The wake in the Parjab and in the North West Proeiner 'bare also been stoppen, and the came as igned is want of fends. Instituted in °bathetic, to pressure from view, under takes without tontemplatiag toe cast, they ars now sham dosed, sad the little teat bar been done wi l be worse than melees. The idea of providing for public works out of cornet revenue, in place of opening a large loan for that ramose, boa • per with Idr. Gladatona's infirmly foolish notion of carrying on the Russian war without borrowing to makeup foe the entre expenditure. No other ember; man that now mentioned could have bees anticipated, and unless the government of India adopt Colonel Coalu'e plan—col striating public works by means of borrowed money—the resources of the country will be left to der, lop themselves. and it requires no prophet to foretell that the result of that coarse will be to atonally increase the increasing yearly de ficiency in the revenue. Siam Lord Canning's 'remotion of the supreme pewee in India little has been heard of hie prom editing. Of COW! Isis lordship has been making himself acquainted with has new duties, and this abysms of any is, sr ter. gaol news, for it mar indicate a desire to learn before acting. The Governor-Oenerel appears retro:lly to be securing the respect and good opinion of those around him, end though wisely fora time declicirg tt make himiel unduly prominent with so much to learn, the coov:ciion seems ge neral that his administration is &mite,' to be a distinguished one—this certainly not having been the impression at the time of his nomination. Lords II orris and Elphinotons are at the seats of their respeetlve government.. market r d s • r O l u n a r {threes' impostnh v e k i e:d t s , a o s i n i l d y e: l a n r a g ° :: ra t s t . d:erl e s e h d i m as e dome, but priers nave unproved, and the pretojee:a of the approaching seasoa are 'sooting tag. The CO*.tril market has been 'bettor, sad prices have ad vanced. Freights have (bell emsidcrahly. CHINA. The Overland Friend of China of May 10, give. the following abstract of the principal events since tho despatch of the last mail : The mail from England arrived by the Singapore, Ceptain Grainger, on the 27ih ultimo, its torty.e.ghtti day from sod by it we heard of the appointment of Rear• Admiral Sir Michael Seymoor, K.C.11.. to the naval com mend in the Batt ladle.. His Excellency reached this in the Elm .unter from Singsp ire on the 6th inst.. sod has again made the Winchester toe ft. s'up pending the snivel of her Ideleilye obit Calcutta. 84, Captain Hell (formerly clammed', of the Styx on this station). The Encounter proceeds to Shangtat the day after to morr iw, with dins Roos to the Hon. Captain Elliott to haul down the pennant flown by him as commoiere in the en called recoonatia.ual of De Catries Day. We have no tither circumaance of moment to section in ecnnezion twilit the squadron. The al op Bittern, on docking, la found ro much t yard that it soPPtlied she will be • -1d net of the ntrice. The Hen. Colonel Hope Graham, our respected Con mesedant, proceeds to Eagle:id by this opportunity. Glatt Graham, oa his arrival here, in 18.51, found her Melte', s fath Beetimost in • terrible plight, caisequeet oa rikorele pealused, it was generally believed, by a want of mamma in the amesanding oflleor. Whet bpealfie matures were taken by C lataa4 then Moja Grahame, we do not kart bat annals it is that the man improved woadirfulty ta $ remarkably Oral time. sad their general Pad cow' ld sista has testified the manatee of the garrison aerialist. Colonel Graham's power ovar the man wadi., aped m e": mat mama ander mails/ circumetences A drums' . boy o f sato . the Fifty. aiath was killed by 'omega% Lucas, and, sapeeved it, " to give the bleak rascals a good lidos,. some hundred aid fifty men left the barrack' usarlird sg; septimg with atielin Happening to beer the rush, (clown Graham, by dint of bard rannieg. succeeded in first " fiShiar perSOVI pass over • brook nadir the bill Indio( to the l,wa ciaartan, aid, by persossini sad threat, 1111 ab le to