The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-24 00:00:00

routes lead up the ascent of the plateau to Iran. The rests elithe pass of lottd-i-tohter, which is the better lossaas, is scarcely practicable for heavy srtillsey. Tha ether route, through Laristan, is sapped la as saber less Micah, bat nothing oer tele is knew shoat it. By both roads an invading army wadi have to thread a succession of pews, every ma daddelt Wed he defended by a handful asidia mac owl wail be obliged to cirri all shag with it. Under these eirearn dmises"risainnet he imagined that it b Monied to Intlethe hived* hiss late ths Medea meit es &Midi to amain Sit reralts ant bs posinssd by the esengstlea at • Wee it h the part thrar m which the trade of Ibis Gulf passes to and further in tend. But our poessesise of it would scarcely amble us to place Poi, even es regards this parties of its sumnarce, in a Mato of Melia& The trade of *me regions is an aggre gate at inconsiderable midi operations. The goods as conveyed is We Werke by caravans, which night be dinette* egos many parts of the coast quite advanesgmair se open Bushire. To cut off the esmannicatica et "ask with the Gulf we shad& agars to lisehrhe the whole Persian Nut, fret the hie at Osseo Is the mouths of the iloghwisa Beide% Ohs lade trade of Persia obi& gners throegialanbire, is at less asasegnenes Ins that whisk tabs it from SosaiMis, by MEM% Dbobilab lad liamsdan, as hum Tielimi bip Emmen ass Tabria. We anon starve the Milos info aniwlndon by oconsphig %shire s ari the oesapallelt at that poet mg be poW wed* In anie selves. ism. he Onelasis of the pat the climate of Oa Pain Golf i Intsbeshissveabe the natives of arsiess within the The exandoe haat, redaded don the eaauoa Issantaine, awl the hewn alasepheve, mast. be biased with he. -by mg bat nether. Bogle& he. *kid Ihn isairds of a kbil of fay beau I but was ttilegiaissaak &NA ae awe Am the mei- Otis ispeneet Ilaidr• es awspens. 111, tlesoheejle Menthe of the Persian Galt esegellim b cloply to ditto* the &Omaha et the ticcia, NA r esnepel hiss le idilhimer a polka at his hasp has Ile sisiaity of Herat, the memo of tie ghaissidne &Nem The BEAR aid hie pew seat avian ars was at the whist stoma I bat they mast be stupid leased Wary eannet so hew &Seek &Jihad will find it to Ale lb= by the way of the Perim Gall, if they may beep quilt within their mountains. With mord to oar operations in Afghanistan, a ceminowlsoti" published in the Morning Post of yastleclay, onnfliontly sores that the fares wise Brigadier CHAMMERLATNI is only wont to assist Doer MOHAMMED against soma iamb ordinate tribes cm the frontier; and that after this task boa been accomplished, it will retorts to oar own territory. We have no mans of knowing whet weight is to be attached to dr irr• aye's/ea earrespaarkat of oar anstaaporary I bat my one who takes the tremble to collate his else meat with the scraps of intelligence received by the Lot mail from India, will admit that it is highly grid& , Donning-street. clan = sent ein Viaeount PawwWon, the Lord Earl W Oranville, Sir George Grey, Mr. Secretor; Wencher', Lead Penmen, the Chancellor of the Exebequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Bight Hon. It. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Hight Hon. M. T. Haines, and the Duke of ArgylL A meeting of the Cumbrian, Univeity Ceesiadeaers was held on Tuesday, the 110th inst., at IL Adeladi-tenses. The Canadsliontes promatt tram the Lord Bishop of Lich- . WA, the Lard Meit4 of Chester, the Right Hee. M. T. Balsas, M.P., the Right Hoe. Sr leeresce Peg, the Very Rev. the Duse d Ely, red the Bev. Dr. ireagbea. Mr. T. Jar bed aa faterview with Mr. fierretery Leboodtere yesterday, et the Coladel-car. The Chenceller of the Harbequer mired to tows ea Thursday 'mins noun liarptau ' Courep liJagko, Radnor shire. Sir George Croy retomed to Laudon rata:day from Windsor GAM. - - Captain Figiboune, R.N., Roc T. A. Waken& rd Cap taia had ma berview indt Lord Sado of Morrie, yesterday, at the cite d the Board of Troia. Daystars from Rs Cheommeo d Capita, Kaanithm, the Cape, Natal, and Mae mom seedvad pedantry at the Cob- I Ms&-alloe. Deeplarsvere ant to that:immure it Ganda, rd W the 0111.111111111111 et the Coicaka cm the West Coast d Alarm Caked aidslph, Mostar d her literity's house bold, barite May gloried ties Rm. Min Seymour, Ma of Mawr le the Posai, the bar aive yeldemee of dm Covet bum lies modally W %Mier air eppreolerem it tie trifle tai idilipion Ivthe piesloilla el • mg& lomat tee lordee. —.— The Earl sad NEM= et Ind liit lowa bit week for &Woad, Idiots theysainghte rensiieg anal the mouth et AFU. The Earl and Countess Spencer are entertaining a whet dine at Mihail Park, Nerthnplestles._ Lord Broughton i; =tenni:idol by • huilly ad. at Erlestoke Park. Wilts. The Fart .;a Countess of Letland hare left Up kathans Hall, is Cleveland, for Asks, his lordship's seat our The Hon. Wyndham Henry Windham Quin, af Dorn ea Cutts, has been appointed a deputy liesteneat bar the county of likuncepn. Yesterday forenoon, Mr. Lowe left .Maneheator to pay a short wait to the E. Cardinal, M.P., M Elierbeek, near Wigaa.—Mr. Ombra, we are awry to hear, Is still snaring ban injury tells ana, the rank cat a fall tremble horse. _ __ _ _ _ _ _ Ricardo, Req., M.P., and the lion. F. L. I Gower, M.P., the two Yea zenabere tor the borough of etoite-quet-Tent, are sememeel to meet and ultimo that cortitante eed Mob ht Emir/ Totru-hsII, to Taal. evemillsszt. A Canninass I Tiouni.-0a Wednesday Lt sinew wag pribeel beam Ib Imendli Magistratio .Meet M. B. =I ot tle esillibus ter dr we. roodobrot by lie Ladd, br miring • pod liass is IS do prior alrld. It waft An des l__l aim boa tarried :el bulb km sem ege t am as dosiabsabse , Ad make bor. Yoluaisr bobrool. Owe woe Wens is tie bar, bb mole Ira do Am a won In dim st ibe bomb; .all dborribr comirloi bbrelt Y ail am umbsollbsty s a e as to angel Wlea dasedia seek Ibeedsleadlie rdro. Ho aid be • neanleasilsenffiAlsgewhollan awned oriartur bg to Iwo lbo brim rodidrimo ✓at, I. Wilk 01 . 1 . 2 11 . a. Oa- Um Bob sorsrasr. Cries rooror to Myrrh ▪ the begi =r's boar la L. rks. Sir R. W. Orbs. of Or bib, red wear to roribbe Wog ewe woods psonniAtUses getting lab tartly tkrats would be &plow which the placed is its a regret was of the coronation of ban Mai IIIIFOYOk4 tO the Nati- acknowledged the -d obrrad :— 1 for able sad 1 sawanZ= 7S le be gmadi 'ENV WOW , at *WI. MIA . only to aids I ',eking that ..t hie caw vadeettred pappy ma, ala sty part, liqbante that nelhaeffp, &add lo offer the 11.1 appertains to that W eeeteiss to 141tod sad OM eat d ' ..., dorivid the ocquoistaace, sod of -, congas& .. mad ishalitants, sad its pans up in a Gijon**, we es amirees et it Ma bins rod equellies tactics arms dr wanes* Win its to *spare nepeothe saw videor show demeati *is in pm* =ir l atT io tta mo rartic int vee was& sprftrami, I;:ralrai la the Mr, vlik %nodose bane tt le at A Oft% Taws mpg the vim et v_liftg the lima omillo Yr to t ltsbor, Int lowor wa Is sot ow why itatsoonto ore sot pasts piststs" to this boa the s skit all la lie Nu- legit 0• 64 C i r1 . ; Mfg. tie trial, kaweisw. la soot ' comma lad to VERGER, THE MURDERER OF TEE ARCH BISHOP OP PARIS. On Wednesday morning Verger received a visit trim tbe had = a e u t t la Ibarstte, wham he ruder with eal marred ebb he owes Ihr. The pborr Lir it ihe day hod eollisiset Nebo gears bie eras to rah bin to voile= hawser, brag the steeit-wrimat esreeed. ohm rake, he Mal he a Lath bah, ride woo dire to lb la hie ervenrica ma opyserree V : lr E s tsbas rabores bee ti a ramied brew= realhr . His is Frei- Poky Geed ea h. err ends egret Tam ea lerir, taro hit Might Ms* areeste vibe Ors 4 4 Cora ans, to beg el brie rape* Ids Gird bear that court. biro letter be oar Orli degree rime the cart d r are woe set hos, sal be spore aordlhat bar that far that Peres W camdeerera will le wept orb. If it be e not," he bier we wer be e le her be arch, ma we thr mei r earm. Ike the -Pet spa% To Ale b gets.' It A be•• pia he as, rd a gabs he Pea" • bee eilipasisl eissad isar hs the WiMie page We le river an the Car d h falsely" - kin to dill lies& Ware tt. " I mil • e>4 dada ar he says, " rapt Or air wavisy d yer Modeity aid reader ft casette. "VW If • lasimaom ba base his trial, lan and sheer im direst Dumbly the gars/ rat at yesterday be be cassigly, sad It was elk trestatee het be had rib lb ▪ 19 WE lb ; la • thw hears he error mese bee Illy pros, Er le albs her bis grape arkto. - Be arse' tiers to the teens et re bedinetor of he rhea to error lie shore a re =urtauthorities he having shred bin the Met, alio iad. "Toe or" Iss I sr eerie are was I was Ware. Ira work arr. That le what I daired. I will await with argestion the reply le sore rrilva the to the Dayeter, sad I caldera that I phis la it, he my reassieeea le clear 1 lan net • AMIPVOIII Pea, sad a mil scar et the rah raj be Ora me with er Pei; I ere at whine, prerhol I ma irk alma a Ilk, err. ill dale •11 wile I If, bewsree, eatery to sty ewe Mel, I ma eardiseed boa, be he le sew her re bee of oily. Ima may reisrm L 'i l s e l ewe, herbs Os ammo of ati two iris et drag Jr ai Set.ltreark, who New Warr whoa be wee poW at err le err it bars IMO hat bra, perseted et the rhea at Ia Immts widt Ma, mil la mit Ida ea neer 4 rifts. mil& *IT r" le she ereserled hr hr. b app{ elt Map& they hi& be lid hi be repro& the haft they ash three Is ear* as hat he WNW Ibma thaw* *sit; bog iht, le ba sod MUM MO be well sot bre Ore tris~ to hie est The Ilkhoy et Nem hse wed him le be r • It be word serest •bi as Vtw, mt- Brithillag bin iiima mei la tie iM tim pi le be Mimi that, milt to psi pima, ami lba pail mpeet, i ==e; alive his vidt, hb etassbekre, evea ids Thalami". Mr ma oil by Vic M /IL Pas* for biß saw bia ermaiia M war hrsr, Wh nitbet imi t i l V isr sr he ea the bray ! DIA tehreesega; so Leg r lie ilaw bm• lea mortad, mi may it Übe p mot ale fain, pra will ill his user ho YM. I oscine pee Milt all the hid ~es whir •ma ha ham Mr MB lir. Zino/ far ma my roar taw, ap Medi 000 mid other mili—Taar Tim" Air Ilto deists was "Ami Id my astir to ana• it Ohio Mar^ TM Nair dor MOM= 'dillies a istter tar Dr. de Caasissis, at tali be rep hat hi Ids opiron, tho coehiet and Mime of Yaw at his Mal pans that Iss to @arra with mil alithele raMira der berg elle soundly to ammei maim big of tit oil of Vow was called ea yester day Ommt listioa, bat the prisoner having Mad bloat at Ids light no t at preeeethig hie writhe opplbrelee me the but at the to days attar rak ing the appal, be earn re mat of for a weak. FOIIIOII4IWPISI. JAN. I.—'At Queen Mil been LIM=ID sprint limn/ Woollial Ontro, Pal ISM' St i 111.—Tbe I Qom boo boa inake4l7 pima' to owlet_ Lod Idor, wow armary lobar 114/psty'a taskomy Ous to is r Xtilaity's army toloutaasty rabilat Wag Is latt I:ailsi Min if Anstiss.—~M. .. -... ~ 2 THE laili k itElf3S -.134.T.5.7 , -EVENING, JANUAR FROM LAST MONTS OAASITT. DAILY NEWS* Lone= ammo trie extreeteitten the Idlers of idwl3l4ll-'• SIX molar rop, BART, ILP., - .4,753 _ r ....,...,...........5.., die CsAtudittents ?eke ri it poll& wllis PALM DI MILL twee Irma „Iltkall • re d a l i lV iii win di onnot mm . 6 h e e t so with. some Mahan tills' In th aiettaillt r ; Th a& The Press of this day publishes the follol ~..„,:jzig, - 1... g. ---- :.-..., -4 z.m.........71,..=....... two now when nth* et Door b e exammication tom Bromide: • tet. hot. In about to repair to Nam: to hold a conference “o n X am lay, tb,, laii, a m um s &woks o ana Mad. 3sv aiMiLrLat etpt and Diann. sfikaggs eallas u rns al e n Zsai with the English ocensender on the frontier. Zeds. Indents at Ilreasols, awe% military, sad eh homeamer. • Suaanak. A, ea•rt. # • IDDOLD. Everything, is short, pointed not to Hint, but to eaten elloo the Primo 4. UP% at his betel to do Ressilina. IsIL 11 0 . : . ...r . A6 11 . 11 .. " L IMIL. ma ovesormrs es the =tern front= et Aganistan. Ne am who Bon* to "ow ilia wrobottoo of **Pawed oo ;ea ma. imam! bk . . 4. VW:Ma i the attend by St: Rated Yea whet Res prism I knows=ything of Isdk requires to be told how ...___, ...... 4 , at „,_,_,... The & en& w gweromoe. kerma ha. Sind Orme am g a se e- •- •• in.. Ira and Ow IiWai•INOI. ma I =WI w a w a utterly unreliable is the green tithe native news- dos ' a - cassa a' a kr ti er the °now yaw ;ed oele. ormte. rmeweeourri iii. ii n lid •et eas er w helbelow :a se writers. The secret at th e advance of a small im a m by him to m-ea it ma in in -- W a.... l ksim f rms. 6 , 0 .._,...D1 em*D... British force in the direction of Afghanistan had lad anilines al low brooding, highly dim ohs al, ea ea evidently been so sucensfu ll y kept that the English lee te th e EDO& a an WU. , and which Z . :* Mileimir m iar . 6 31414 .70 24 ta rm ideTl=6•l4.o l .. il al "i". 6". journalists i n I n dia had only caught a glimmering mean= aware al the Aselkaa per had placed as i. 1 ee er r tr= l ife= eh= DaiL T e girlll;oXl o ll2) .e n a tthg eteo oo l l2 ll . The of it after the arrival of th s : t re uted at to its d dement:so w ' the ' ee z = ogota ll a ht-a a th aalammdat tio ottooo. a 1 :!= a ib i e the the k a reere Arm motives sad ebjeeb .• mar. rola Ag a, t. .4 1. .4 TATAID2W OZ:Ikr.OIII : w MM. troversies of the Bombay and CaltilitajOannillitiato t h, g is . o g R ag b a g, t o mg. sal w e l l & p the o w rms.. wars 11= .6 hoemo 104 =tool i t , t iitin. Sad the TRADE OM remind= obviously the more conjectures of writers mat - ono mentr to the Earn , a Roses, &odd ha riot mow} _,seampKilni_ as es is no i schl ob ass. Tainted with the views of the Government. A with as bah boa an Englishmen, utterly anprovot ha rmwoow. Dab. • sal Milli D. •=l , . g i ii. Vai 5 =1,::,.. 1 . 9 still mom impenetrable cloud rests upon our move- Goaded io twow =boom% to the leolloodo and to the eet ments in Afghanistan than upon those in the Per- tatit t hem = emu h. On • isininmasearluesem. w iht =sri se larAt. D ALT . 71 uspip:To Rae, tot 8 am. des Gulf. canthasese pad Wm by ths &potation, eted oboe Jan. ine lelb• 3 w e WW II '. TrialiVirea=nPVl=6" W is eeTh t The only credible account of any active operations .o va rienr" bane nee tam l e m sat roped i mer Gas ; Led we have yet received is that of the disastrous toad year smatanseas act cif ells try sad goodwill ; am 111111MMOW inemernss. TILCSIPREBB. , -Ths PUBLIC and TRADE g i tym s h eep . a,300 epees, an d wine t in t, and bag - g ee * m ak, o f m e geneiem ig in t oim t h at h ee le tea. a. IL I( •••^ I.I II=EJ. DARTINI, gage, by an afar of the Bombay Commiasariat, who Yon tboo te Pura the vulgar gnooks IDlwarmial ...... 4 ' , • --.. . imiNaffinr... manala. upon me by BO Robert Poet, I wahre you to be pm ......r.:9...C.in.0,.. ...... ............ r.. C was attacked by Arabs towards the does of NOVO*. ihm / do so iiiiii ihs ,„_,__ / .... ....,..., - .....". Ilii ZEPREBI3.-The PUBLIC sad TRADE bee, somewhere is the vicinity of Beira. The uo s k m- w a a, to .7.7; too - ' ioo : o r t i 7.3 L. andis characteristic pllan fic t offi d ee the r who ßob expoeel l" htmself of that ImPall ese ile sna raeland thwin sad ngar tL l6l •6 ll & " end cmdiali The coarse agais s -"-7 4 - r flg-- i rea: "iTtfiT illi. did ."a 7Tir mal flabria '-. wil ialf- di lill 4 " W. Irffiligl i 10. e xploit ta a ' .'- V• 0 • r. .-,..,%--"4----v.. _ _.. to such a castrato:op must have had less experience aortal by Sir nohwt Peat to MUD me bIiODP mai ''-•` - s. in foraging in a country of meanders than in the • 00l Vvrere) fled a blookiweid (swati). and es *•'''" , ' berm- ',......" rooked it oath proper coatesmot ; ber, without saki ‘" : 7. • v ...._ tasty. elle 4g xpreoo. actual noel of arras in which he had previously die- parecoa, ahead ekes sae Ogee sae In sap s• a a lim•rmiblims • . tinguithed himself. =ma Malin. I Mall sat Warms to my that I w a COM In short, the Persian war still continues to be East lowerms me bee boa hat of ea undoteed a 0., Jr d. TO CORRESPONDENTS. h ii 4 O aes maw ta• .• waesoemh. harm gooseg mph ; " the great Asian mystery °of the day. We must bellefeld a ellerleme). And as., essamaeor . at &arm inner Mar le Demalaalauk If Tv* ifebili as Oa eve , pmem me wo k i n r a mi e, f or some time is I ham to apses ay sorrow mod misers Might= elatirm hp el ms` s. r 114torm o rgea=dive. o r t : Th = still lik ely to elapse lathes we receive any amt al i cal 'M ala at ad ' , elea eltheel 10 elehede rl hammet Oh untoward deionohmes he a eery i 1 sr: theistic intelbeenes„__ * either ot ths plan of esn pin do iodise , id i a m b s rot swo o n so i eraimusisz ket Z a. ..aja . :: at a Tsit l i =rot " ig gPi i.... ter w" I ' l ' l ' B . paign or the emcees with which it is being Ai& h i m ein g o d eg d i m pod mo m,. .eras SAMS N. Ta==. 111 . 0 . 4 lad wr ;M. D. Mt carried into operation. The secretly la SI ion - aatagory of nig oilmen which ors have had ore la ma manrawas penetrable as the most inveterate of the Crimean deplore. I how bra wady plaid at emit 1141 . a a. Draken at Pall denouncers of the Pouf Pry propensities a the lawaarf OW". Allow woe rediewooe W lolf lb D irea a es • Till 001113I0AI C I I NIMAL 1tr.C.10n..-lad this implamet ocearrone I ham, at mg seta dee ir regi ZINC ese as se 11 ' 4 *LAM • TIM WONDRIIFUL LAMP ; sr, lirts•lia aad Londoo journals could well wish . Awl.' way wait amuse d made. your pasted segmirmesee D , the d ne me . Seele le a° See° 114'. CM...114 11.1" ana Pads; 3"a with padance, for there can be littletbelet as ts what wag a b loom miiiiing rii ow hew, hash 1 M • o.l.lnrm. -,, prfa ii a i iZ: will be the upshot. Punta his no twitPhdhot at I"' ensitiseis susethe, putddy to taw, ./ souse """" a- '4 . ` .4 t a Dowildmit. may ran memos arson non a irms. iseensa-azi Ls sent to mix herself up with the affray. Remeismant wen repal ter yaw wintry, its inlinbilints, :"--: . 7.,.......5 v . • J.. CO D AND IMOLA- or. An, ion= at th• Ow hawk i lariewse at this moment afford to lend the Berm any affirmed holltahme: " ..-sem vi , ' It . 4 •• mialiessisa. ass out; nine Leetna. a isit assistance. Barring treachery, the Mimes have everram. mince the days of N nd i n sa nd u m . i n th e ir "WW2 178118" TO TWICE lUD IL J. Low. ".• - EDO tinirlialk ~.._,.. ' nal .L. DID. MDR. • IL LJ. itanwea Tatijzren..ll DM M u llin Itat wrii i rwo HI ow , amntry, more than a match isr so Pathos. out or th esme ta TeLem ."" many evils !Wok have Tlia "IrrwraXadi. flatial" Al LTllia lli / 33 4: 2"1 . 6,1034 Herat, it is evident, has fallen by the treachery Thom arm: the gut= a rairgliftelka gf en (IgnIFICATI."'N"4.= '' b e l ' l ' ll. " w "" r=osi assia-D... 0 1 ":". a sisresatt n ig L i f, itinann=r-ga11.„14, % ..1 , .. of its Governor. A little lime with the armikance obon• by wolf a omoweb. &If emir lo ono es am •Itamir-Dardi 3. OTAIDAID. Its rearatter hat mu bairn ear sloismat et It 16 ny many of a little English gold, end a litde IDPINDIIIIDDte modem in gamma with en demi ad. irtf . 1.4 lark• l ' wm tkron .r. =C I ' m *nnu n ii i•Fmaam ---- •=3.. - from the English Goverment, will enable the armaddhy wrist' aseermadoe Nu pasha m a itenria• IL • . It . V.re • wra.....r•Dittiriv " ..... • Afghans to regain the grand they have len All „ Ch rt i n w t : a t o l l: . Gs gna w dhe that England will then require to do will be to place to " i a n a ssase Oar or with their minali * AVIV W (balm to il. 01: 1 4 11 gem d Linn. drat BIOS WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. its intercourse with the Afghan tribes and with the :trnit to t t bow a wilt enth = perks Oh old! • iea tt s • • %w it u••• ••l l ,..J tii. ° Ar TIM DAD:MDMIND. lit 806 .------ :am." il eereemti it tea Persian Government upon a snore rational and sada. e tt in d eni ;me •me nee g ee t e m e j • Wrzra fte none • . and IL A. IL lismilt. mil. be se factory footing than it has hitherto been. To mom a oar illet podia la "de In pm plink this, a little attention and a little common all law " , "In " a * N W' The ' Newel r."l-41. lawes aa i tr i hdk oom e rm e o i... ,_ LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24. aenate-in the expenditure of which the English =re enatre a e le nie= ill inl wsa l tst he W i. at7emormemeiz w• 1....--n tra d. mv a t " a --e--- Government has of late years been extremely stingy tbote n tit lob was wodb....„..bdairqueU;.„. b p . 8.1 V ai and A. Lama nor yet, ad MET - -la We Ifszorkos - i . a,.• . api e s "..l6-0.641. AT loot we have sem sews tema do Persian ill thane countries -- arc all that is regahwl• liendy shied GM lus am the pia •w• J. - _aro, e ' t ' an rebn a ttVA Gulf. The Vienna conespward et the Time. .., ... at dlordis, ohm la prepaid germ to soil he . it " hWisi ' l W". E W /I . & 3114 anerseess that the Lloyd Assn= @Ede= at vise a tryiag to snap so ammapals mato • 4E. if; , "paw mil. Pastel& .14 a.. gbt end. arm Ye arm. la hot, silt. all ea As Sell d. ih . " l 7 ta t tt i 46..... 'On or ,.. Trim= bangs intell Jives. of the essayed= dim , I ' 7- -- -e. rak sad iiralay thellesiin einditicessry three . ..-4,- loot era sae the "praiser mod ham cards for i limaisoz, Lim. IL eabre," ow mail be an ad sf tbdialim In Frame 1 ----p .° e ' en e lreesweep...a. utea t cerafm. to • - "'" IL; lasma.-a . l.l.___,P••• •m , •...... Than en se dales Om, eel due l essee d the I r a- The Q u een an d th e m emo Aden walked sad 03::=7:z ear eame 1= 4.• etas .- . i=s' LWars." • a l t Itemdee b set Nish& The rebebi li ty I. that the grow, in the Home Park gm nee nme t . a the Erma ber-abohoosat asor eete V e ht a , soil mos toy lelece=o2iik= me sews Wed Wen hiellidad to Cell by Petite Albert, with ths Dam a liefororm, haOseat el rear at= se amt Id lin le a. Ma s= Ta m h em B am ea B ag iod, a n d th a t it w in prove Pleaders, sad Prince Edward et hose Warm wait est ... 4 ad bit b ldo es T a idaw ...4 ere • °T ..m i . to to be correct. Neither Embise am Ea rah were in alt!alf,,_____. sy ea s n ill6 4S i s a nh a e ll = se Y! • .... ie. J. 0. -rw eee „ any oteattioo to ewe oviookka &a a =pic a s ow 4..4%4 Bowies had the beam to acooespeny the as mi . i t .6,, ad ib m ir s b„. IJ. IL L AI, Tram seder them sempres. & lhat-he me do i ent is ~.,,,. IMMO - a . 14 ti lt pad. Th e Wadi blink R • owe Pilot di' The Priam a Wales also want out shoring. we d'rm mho drmormis whoa ewe harms d ~:'. 21 ".• LirrrealaW UM I and the elwer ses indgailicant fortifies , The Dohs and Deans of Namur, visited the Duchess of blw oo ow we Idfrodlboom bot the MOO armee advocate of lout , "good ... • "&- • = tit =s a the town hog been allowed Kt at Presages. bay* kft the Castle, eicepe -Ma popular t = ee to ti .V......1that ... l ie - : - . - Loa I TU "11l W. decay. mil" 1" man :Itba:Vui!ted riling o f th e Lientionsteeemeng Si`' Geo r ge Bowies, who Tema.= on a iambi lie ‘' ' pad to his &roo, dew* el -"- sa a imeermo. k rmit. warm - a beta • odrillimel *Ow Bigamy mum Winona. that Wei - m e LLD... o f Bi- mg m ..u.. of m e 5m..m...-. wo meree u rtmey s e= y a lleset= . . - 7 mormerma earms seam ey it ansvoi ere its andindink Ind op the mid dia - iii - Q i " s e" ca w . -- spri . iii .„ wilai re. ea . 0 774, nalred ett oter fizoL Oa telimeot_t_solthil 11 worm*. rma earme-a, lorma. Y run a sesepeties et illllll tale phew, would be received G re y, & e m er y a y h a t e h e th e Hose D eem tment i m g th e 7:3 liiii or ni g. 7 idiii i T i Z ki , e is I . ma to es a. • vv.. „ L et-. : Th. is-What next ? Rev. J. Teas, deputy clerk of the cheat la vanish smlstsd Page to look at sons he day bah w .I.l = Nig esa;ele-w. a mow ma TV IY. ,1 111111. .._ 1 .1 1 ! • the Ws Wise being &shwa to shirk the tal elaiwiL nanamals. swisp Cll3l seareely so ems to be i s Psalm The atOniiincey. ths asel ths alma lry the mare whki Sams Mama P.."-.." rili m :a..lly et Demin Prides ia in a Poet num* Arab. The town in Laid wstal l' uk " the 1:44 in waitin g' p ea ass tee= me eillesdam la his mitriemie - l :g.tr• 1 "." - 611 "" situated in a low, barren &Mist, sonounied se all . aim MWm seam. ha O. at re ono= i tt ' s:et ab =st li o ke r it at kalth A Cabinet Council was held yesterday aft a . . 04.4 salri ooo. too a io a. MV . a . ....... Soar. Jr ft al las lbw leaes by a dead level , two talk" da Y i lamb ghat at the official residence of the First Lord of the .- - OW OW. t he high ., talliala _. ja-11111.-.......°6134"....katrivni44. Treasury, .:it..... D° .... yrning • poLo -l o=, elo The ro 7 rd in Chance igte" Chancellor. v NW: FP TAR MURDERER OF TB THE PROPOSED ZQUALIB4I RATES. OP 27L111002 Os Theemity might mesas=eft of de ess Nee et tie City and relemenled +.... UN Is the limp vestry-hell of he the mem et eesesdas "" • earreetee sperhied kr te=t Irriadess. as le the tent rade et ehtsbled el the Wee 31, am el the Imereder vestry, led the pro weer et the upre .hie gerdisa, prided se dr (ham" the Era me. TbeleLlereLe sepaeetd erererWilti Idlest Animisa ttd: dimuz iedritithh ; 86. Ntssfeeisseer I the Ole" leiekdk IL . 111 t: Ihrride ti. Wea6l47.lhiffil l eLlemiAl reeleheet li r , ; Welty dr la" Irermr e etil s, earikesh. It rem Werra thee lbw prim sepereirl • pollar d" et lbw" MAIL lir. Anna" d lardeek mewl the Ire "lbeiddere l td sredaltee dr A . = dews `fir the "elm et ea wei he the repo mei aids 1.11111•1111 a "kb& metro pear MOM geeltheer Inerremsee. stembi the tetelieties, eh* yes emlit esesimeole. Oemolt. d Mend the seat maw Ili • aril" be iddielek weadadag et two semi= d irk pada, rhe Tehe emidereirt Ihs led arm darotas Ile Oat ehe lbeedelig Peeellik" red murk Om" le • ledi mein el the delepr" te be as mewl de Ihee wpm ; r aM Sin ISMllitine shell met on• ening ere Mime elemeke.the eettlhee, board tea sserwri Iv Mr. Sum woo emeded eisslnestiy. urn. wie of drake le the Chem" who hr lakes •art rein part la this erneerre, the samba( asporsted. =mars IN .11. I- doll- oseli • 1;1161 ths 'P l Asidertriori i = d a Mir ONIMINS se "The nor of Nary la Citmekr **Mgr Oa Trig to i Itihrirbri aisurds higurd st Thrlibura to stsilmsso amblers kin sari earls& Oantas root arm sal milorisulls rediegs not dm irk rostrliatnalbermassionor raw peopor me d i r • Isslia na ll. ✓W WM/ INS in SO 16 Imes Mrdiar, Lg., ILP. poibil, Oslrd nen, his surtralla air raw of illeskrort ad sneer disarms we ea Of yitilloas. This rrosise =J r ) Zara& gra • ludirsts warn sra •I dr Pro Trio lan Thnhal• vii ho roupir by tat; Mac Dr. WlEgnowt, who A Is sagirstaby Abismisa • B.ywsod aid other gatmas. Mr. MIALL, M.P., A? aoal4l&—Zits Bight, HA kt] Mor , M.P ellksand waft. eft Os Pah Ithada ~ *Yr mum eassid w l id =ssab PA., =ern, ale to his graft tea ire brigs ray st our geworsast. Mr. /1001, Y • rag mask gar • rend d ladrir al this post - ordsa, art sepirrin isaissral Oa readmit trafrosia• d our gorimsal oda the ars dare no dr gure • astaird et the morires 110 hs sward la Or frolla roador At ths earko. aka 41111 siimeAr. O. Aims& rend that ths assiisi. Uttar Uri Mr. Jeffs Weft% ostisliodvidt dr NMI it pair bb. roar sat aro satrisitisa Win rib* urpreasidriss. This was stoordel by Mr. tuba Pads, rid arid irrirsady. LivniOat. Aso CAittim.—We tea low Is be NAM 0, Mina ow ram that or d ramid lostart aMs Ustriesi low We ear rod into arntarrosols ts na • = afar: latrar Lisped awl Cara. arty ia erortiot. MitientaTh a l A Maxon Contention rot TIM W4lll, elf CIISMOSATI Wrraorir.—Thr psi took riot rateraltAa sarra couribra tar ths rod et Cripple sal Irrieatd Y As Ida d lb. Snit ambei at 0k• elis• d r pal we—Ou.4. fri ♦ HD; .4, 7T LE y, IN Tsai.--Tasterday • ;rbal• 20 for bagirl 111 test lgirtas h was Idiot r tars rads at Tor wroth. This warm liar bra coarrai by nit to the rightrartag ryas, aid , surd teriderdir iisnot. It arid to hate bra he by ths tkis. 1r 24, 18117. 'GENCE. FRANCE AND The Mossitaor of yesterday contains the following: "The prisoners of Neufchatel have been set free, and are already upon French territory. The Helve tian government, in agreement with the national repreeentatives of the country, have performed an act which honours them, and is in perfect harmony with the true interests of Switzerland. " • - " The government of the Emperor reccmamended,in the sheath of September leek that this step be taken, and renewed the advice in a communication dated the 26th of November. Knowing confidentially the conciliatory intentions of the King Frederick Wil liam, and being aware that the whole question lay in the unconditional release of the prisoners, it per. slated in impressing upon the Federal Government the whole bearing of the demand addressed to it. "If Bwitserland opposed with a refusal, France could no longer deter the King of Prussia, whose spirit of moderation she highly appreciated, from resorting to arms, in order to secure a just satisfac tion to hie wounded dignity. If, on the other hand, THE EAST. TRIESTE, FarDAY. VIENNA, JAN. 2I: FIiTDAY. Switzerland deferred to the counsels of France, the latter would find herself pledged to make nes of this concession with the Cabinet of Berlin to prevent any coercive measure and to claim a satisfactory solution of the question of NeufchateL "We congratulate ourselves then upon the reso lution taken by the Helvetian Confederation. Preen to-day it can disband its contingents without fear, and the Prussian government having already an nounced that it is ready to enter into negotiations upon the source of the differences, we may hope for a definite arrangement, and one which shall conform to the interests as well as to the dignity of the two parties." Letters from Constantinople of the 16th announce that the Conferences relative to the Principalities are tinsel Ten thousand troops will occupy the Principalities during the election of the divans, to maintain order. A Circassian chief has arrived at Constantinople with an official mission. The .Augiburg: Gazette publishes the following despatch " Orden concerning the evacuation of the Prin cipalitimby the Austrian troops have been sent to to-day to Bucharest and Jassy. The evacuation will commence, it is said,in the early part of March." Intelligence has been received from Teheran to the 19th of December. The Shah of Persia had visited his arsenals, and concentrated his troops on the eastern frontiers of his empire. In the southern provinces he had caused a holy war to be proclaimed. Russia had taken possession of the islands of the Caspian without the consent of Persia. Some revolted and barbarous tribes were carrying terror into several of the Persian provinces. The Imaum of Muscat was seeking: to annex the province of Aloghastan to his territories. We (Times) have received the following tele- graphic despatch from our Vienna correspondent, dated Vienna, Friday, noon : ' , CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 16. " The English met with little resistance when they took possession of Karrak and Bushire. " The small garrison of Bushire retired into the interior. " Brigadier Chamberlayne's force had returned to India." et the dvtliea, the Rae eulgerl is hie EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (room ora owx PARIS, FRIDAY Erzwuco. Toe w ill not fail to have remarked the import of the note in the Notaleur on the subject of Neuf chatel. It is now officially avowed that the King of Prmia had, before France asked Switzerland to re lease the prisoners, "confidentially" assured the French Emperor of his conciliatory disposition. The only possible meaning of this is that the King of Prussia agrees to give up Neufchatel to Switzerland. The Bourse was not more animated than yester day. It is known that large speculative purchases in the Bente have been made during the month, and the nature of the coming settlement depends upon whether this stock will be taken up or not. The general opinion is that a great part of it will be, and then a rise may be expected, since stock will Ispetsse scarce, that the rate of report will fall. It is said in Galignani, that " The council of the Bank of France has approved of the proposed augmen tation of its capital, Be., and the matter is to be brought without delay before the Council of State ;" but at the Bourse it was affirmed that nothing positive was known as to what the bank directors did yesterday, and that another extraordinary meeting would take place on Saturday. The Rento closed at yesterday's price (68fr. 6e.) for cash, and at 68fr. 10c., being a rise of .le. for account. Railways were calm, but yesterday's prices were fully main tained. It is confirmed that the bullion in the Bank of France is increasing. Some say the augmentation amounts to 20,000,6601 r. An election for a deputy for Nimes, in the place of M. Baragnon, took place the day before yesterday. If this isolated case could be considered as any indi cation of what is likely to be the conduct of the con stituency of the country at the next general election, it would not appear that M. Ledru Rollin's circular against the policy of abstention has yet produced meek effect. The official return is as follows :—Re glistered electors, 38,387 ; voted, 12,280; for M. Perouse, government candidate, 11,200; for M. Dourel, 1,017; votes lost, 11; bulletins can celled, 22. It thus appears that considerably less than one-third of the electors went to the poll. I rather think, however, that in the Nimes district there are more legitimists than re publicans, and the Count de Chambord has not only advised, bat ordered his Mends to abstain from voting. At all events, the republicans will net throw away their strength at a single election. Led= Rollin's circular will, no doubt, produce a very great effect, but as it can only be circulated through the country privately, it cannot yet be very generally known. Rear-Admiral Rigault de Genouilly leaves Paris for Brest on the 28th of this month to hoist his Rag on board the Nemesis, which will sail for China as soon after that date as weather will permit. M. Lamsrtine arrived In Paris yesterday to go on with hie monthly publication of his EN fantiliers de litterature. SPAIN. MADRID, lAN. 2L The Gazette contains a bulletin stating that the Queen is suffering from an indisposition resulting from a breaking out on the akin (use rougeole). The journals announce that their Majesties will leave for Andalusia in March. In the course of their tour, they will visit Grenada, Malaga, Cadiz, and Seville. ia the it Fie! MILAN. The Miles Gasettd, of the 19th, after announcing four pardons granted to Italian refugees, and eighteen more to persons whose names are not Italian, gives an account of the visit of the Emperor to various public offices and institu tions, viz -.To the Imperial Lieutenancy, the Provincial Delegation, where a splendid album, by Milanese artists, was presented to him ; and then to the Institute of the Society for the Encourage. meat of Arts and Trades. The same paper announces the arrival at Milan of the Archdukes Maximilian and Charles Louis, brothers of the Emperor. Their Austrian Modesties were to leave Milan for Florence to-day (Saturday). ROME. A letter from Rome, in the Messaggere of Mo. dens, announces the capture of the assassin of Count Lovatelli, with eight, or, according to other ac counts, twelve others suspected of being his accom plices. The assassin himself is stated to be a young man, the eon of a farmer turned away by the count on account of suspicions respecting his honesty; so that the crime appears to be attributable to personal vengeance. The Dutch Cabinet has just undergone a modifi cation which has been impending for some months past. The resignation of M. Simons, Minister of the Interior, has been definitively accepted, and M. Van Rappsnl, Minister of Public Worship, succeeds him. The post of the latter has been confided to M. Wiardi Beckman, Chief Judge of the Court of North Hol- EGYPT. (raox A. ZAN. 11. We are expecting every moment to hear that the various high calkers and state functionaries who had arrow• panird the Viceroy have returned to Cairo, they having re. ceived injunctions to that effect. The Viceroy, with whom la M. de Lampe, is expected to follow ere long, after a short stay at Hartonin. Alarming rumours have lately prevailed as to the state of the Viceroy's health, but they have turned out to be groundless, and nothing has fortunately tramytted to confirm them. The Egyptian corvette in which Captain Phili,gret is to conduct his observations in the Bay of l'elueittre started on the 7th el January. She wee towed by the ' , team frigate Fees Dyalid. The corvette has cad anchor in the polities where she is to be stationed, and where the depth is 33 feet. Y. Phi:Henn was accompanied by M. Dasnaud, a lieutenant. colonel of engineers. On their arrival at the anchorage they found five merchant mailing mesas riding at anchor previous to proceeding to take in cargo on the other side of the mouths alike river beyond Damietta. This fact proves that tvesels 6o not at all fear anchoring off this coast, even at a season of the per when Morels are frequent everywhere. The expedition to the sources of the Nilo is still et the same point, in consequence of the disagreement which has seism among the members of the commisaion. The Grand Council at Cairo is shortly to adopt some decision on the subject. Letters from Cairo state that the work:rem selected for the preliminary operations in executing the fresh water canal, have set out for their appointed iodination. THE LATE REISMAN PRISONERS.—MT. li. Rau. tenaeld, late secretary to her Ideierty's war ideal, writer to the Smarr Reeve. Sb,—A few days ago I had the pleasure of receiving a letter front Mr. Merman, dated Abe. Finland, in which he wishes TOO to make known his Deft thanks and greeting added to those of his comrades in cap tivity, to all their s friends in Lewes and its vicinity, in wboee families they eo continually met with the kindliest liorpitahty. Mr. Okerman tells we that be has seen nearly all his com patriots who had been with him in Lewes , ' and th at seek me s p e aks with the most grateful recollection of their as E , is England. As for himself, I may quote the pine sage from his letter When to the dusk of the I am eating near the fireside, surrounded by my balk, te whom, thanks to Providence, I am restored, I atom relies le them my life among my English friends, and the mareions they made to alleviate the irksomeness of my captivity and separation from them. I trust they will remember nve as an honest men; on my part, I feel happy in epeeking rA them' AN ENGLisit CLOWN IN FARTS.—Boswell, the popular English clown of the Pates Cirque, appeared on Thursday in the double capacity of defendant and corn lainant before the Tribunal of Correctional Police. As defendant, he was charged with having asunked a trades man named Linck ; end as complainant, he represented that Linek had moulted him. It appeared that, on the 23rd December last, Boswell was taking a stroll on the Boulevard Beaumarchais, accompanied by one of the famous doge which Brum in his pr in and that, on passing Linek's shop, a large ill-conditioned dog rushed out and attacked his valuable animal ; he imme diately began beating the assailant with his welking:stick s and whOA so engaged Linck came out, and in trying to reams his dog received a blow with the stick. Lice in • passion, struck Boswell, but the latter, controlling his indig nation, did not return the blow. Boswell maintained that the blow which Linde received was destined, not for him. but for his deg, and the tribunal believing him, dismissed the complaint against him. As to Linde as it appeared that ha had wilfully struck Boswell, he wasfined 16fr. CAPTTRE OP AN EAGLE.—An eagle, !maiming nearly six feet between the tips of the wings. lie ,iust lien taken in the commune of Cresesieres (Seethe). Tlas bird of o..ig hlel i pounced on • Sock of geese, and was engaged in one of them, when some peasants (rimed it, al though not without great dilScolty, to relinquish its prey. The eagle rose in the an and kept hovering abort while the peasants busily occupied themselves in arranging a trap which betted with the remains of the goose. They then themselves in ambush, and in • few minutes taw the dash down to complete its meal, when being caught in the mare, it was secured. A DINNER IN A BEER VAT.—Some extensive im pprt.aovements end additions to the premier. of Meters. Phillip ' Williams end Co.'s brewery premises in Bute-street beets; been completed, an inangurative dinner woo given by the to about twenty friends on Saturday tut, whirl, tUratikedtilne'uder aomewbat de on the n°.4 ci rre m t .t w '' o c ' e,:ent km° =s t , made of British oak, and of a eve ealeuleted to hold ere thousand gallons each. In one of th ere a hived and sump tuous " spread ' was provided, the compeny descending by means of a Udder. After the repast had been partaken of, a number of loyal and other toasts were proposed and drank amidst much enthusiasm, and the health, of the proprietors of the extensive establishment on which they hail aseeraldcd. with success to their undertaking, were received with due honours.—Cerd(r Comedies.. TIIREE WOMEN FOUND FROZEN TO DEATri.— During the last few days, no fewer than three willortunets women have been found dmal in the snow, within the county of Foster. On Tuesday week, as one of the warren ea the railway here was proceeding along the lino near leer, le obi served something pretending from the snow in one ef the side drains. On gang up to it, he, to hie horror, dimmed it to be the body of a woman. Pert of one of her heave part of her face, and unto of the clothes, were all that was visible. On the authorities being informed of the minas the corpse war removed from the ditch and conveyed le Foe. fee. was Dr. Smith examined the body, end, we be li eve. pme it as hi Mel mene s opini y on ot that death had been caused by ex= l : l 4 l the _the weather. The es deg =RAM Lisburn, heiceg mere gin s to Dundee. lata bet boat mesa abed eke o'clock en the evening et =blart die rem he trek. Oa kmaday, the a edr u yi versa vas halal as at lel near the milky at k the pad& at Okakk partially erred wilk ild =2l tinsel Ilia *OIL The mime was Ilessite le kr et Ifiempeet teliketelea, • native of Ire rid Joh a host la Se asighlosadatot the day previously, Sr SO • at M e =ear has •kr irks distal= flob VIOL The body Wm saw he the at post fur kimentat. 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