The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-09 00:00:00

TO OUR Le consequence of the absorption of space by the reports of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprietors have determined to issue a DOUBLE NUMBER en SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone ment of interesting matter. No change will take plaoe in the price. The FIRST DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear on SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 14. TILE DAILY NEWS; LONDON MORNLNO PAPAL prim molompel AL, dompel &Nig UMW Jamb. tin Mooed. at fres ormwee orb la irgoithromil Mee dNo mad .m—la IM dedem et blo poperlA rd d eh notril redden ome gemmed: letermoske 4 . 1 7 OP Orr. rrerrir. arson railer-0Y paw Is . um =IO DIM 111 ILADLI AND T lIDIAL AA madded N mob TV W I deciplbe lefts dee PAR • bg "l IITVLTi ntt 1 W0(1 MOM MON Mem IT A =MI) DIIIN ALL OVILIMiII A DVINTDPIDC DI. MOM Inicembm lAA, Um. wow rr wpm doe MIN den Ma elm d commomolm 11.1. :MX omeadmeer me Mil lasemollm kr MN b dmagem deldom W T o N M ir . omy. demet mo ImMlbet co ammo le de fddidom foo el lbs sem IA Noe Illedatood. 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While all lane Conamatives rejoice at the paspect of amnion with their former friends, • MI& few go alma wailing, and vowing that if lase tae senders of are forgiven and re-ad mina to political esamears, the glary will have deperla ham the legya ant Tarybes. sod they will Pod toad in piece magma le taw ever to the Tor the sake et the latter it is to be hoped that umbrae permed's WI Mr. Srooters, or Lord lltsamen, is any of as maga fraction to which they balm, he led to put Ode appalling threat into enseaden. We appeal to Oa OMB ajnstice and gessiesity, which we trust is agmbellyeakstin these dimpwate, but sot delaseady oral, meat, whether ten tau abed condities of the Mastoid barque It would le lair to water-leg it *their dead weight. Let &enjoy evelbood IS prisdpie if they will. Idelbedy would object to that. Or let them put off in a separate boat with Lord Smarnesuar for cap tain, and Mr. NEWD!OATI fw noted and pull for their lives spinet wind and dig vigil they reach Kew haven of rest where religions toleration and sea payments ass samara. But is array to the Lama party let than ant sent M ammalw it with their help. Their lamiew ientaity we have lag base with equanimity. Their Whalen would be were than we add ham proonsing. se we ere load to pram% that they would %dog their *Mom along with than. Talk of the haw and &repute atteseloot se anditime ! what alliance add be so detrimental le the eberarose of all con owned es that to wbllb we have named t Only imagine the perplexities of Mr. limn is die eve of a critical divides, sway notes of arnmey to the National Club, sad dsubtfal at every stop whether his newly-benared loem woad act pall the wroug way. Still paver would be the dialeitimeidlllolo inextricable the eonfd at the learthma liehok and Taper when thoroughly in anal Send it no easy matter to hit epos s oar ad telling . cry;" bat what would be the hydemsta of an appeal to the country in favour et Sunday Bands end More rigid Observance of the Sabbath; Maiatesenes of Maynooth, end "dw idol abolition of that public sin; firm adhereme is the Bank Act of 1681, sad unlimited issue et papa messy t Think of the sort of returns we &sal have is the event of a general election, were seek • anateromehigatica as that we have adverted to tout penile. Bat it is only gassaryte stet the Saar= of the absurdity in the heart ad hastiest immar, to convince alike the theminesse mod the threaten* diet there is in it neither a rasenalle sea nor a earment fora The unhappy gentlemen who are me gory at the approach of an event tibia everybody bet them selves has long Isabel apse as inevitable. aught to remember the dloesel fasee of their gehapt bet year to diet the =Odes d earteis Pala mar ben at the Carlton Sumtaat heaglis. The it& Mae& dies wailed wars nagmadady kw in amber. and all of Oen belonged to the seramdary rank et paticiens. Mad the agnagalee sue coeds& be desk eznaleins, they would se dealt have tried to net rid et as awe distinguished and Sr midair membenettbembiamitie swam Da Sag stalely is their Int away, it is saw aged tan shady resswing ask Sande alma eglia the whole hay at tie lalites as a party. A end roundoshis bee hem In eirculatics, we are ins nosed, dab, fin last few days, the purport of which b le won lard DZIBT against any resumption of inti mate readers with Mr. OLADMiI II ad Sir Jame GRIMM t mil the agesious Militaries to thimaser meat laps te give weight to their rememiness lg vehement ilmalies et the memee we lees boss keg at ahem It wail be not a lids anneby to bow the Weer eel logs et lad Dust's esply. Her as enagehes ad ingshive was. and ewe meek given idea to Whirr wiliwy. Win he provoked into Meeting out tie Ilia ad laidging his humour on the :occasion, he would answer pro bably somewhat in this fashion : "I thank you, gentlemen, for your advice ; and I beg to mane you that if you could only convince me you are serious in the promise you hold out of hiving off and settling on the back of my Whig rival, I should not lose an hour in taking steps to hasten that event. No service you could render me would be so accept able; no injury you have ever been able to do my antagonist in Parliament, and none that you are ever likely to aid me in doing him, is comparable with the torment you will occasion him and the con fusion you arc certain to cause among his retainers. Go, therefore, if you love me : only go at once, that we all may understand as epecdily as pomible where we are and in what company." - - But is it so clear, after that any occasion has yet arisen for a precipitate step on the part of these hysterical friend. of Church and State? Even though it were true, as they believe, that a personal reconciliation has been brought about between Mr. DISRAELI and Mr. GLADSTONE, it does not therefore follow that they will together be able to accomplish any material amount of mischief, at least in the pre sent Parliament. The plausible and good-humoured Member for a Western County may, indeed, have negotiated successfully terms of accommodation between the high conflicting ambitions in Parlia ment ; but who will undertake to accommodate the votes of unressonindcountryleentlemen to the joint-. stock policy of their chiefs ir So long as mutual aid is requisite in cutting down estimates and taxes, mutual aid will be readily given. But Lord PALMERSTON has never been a 'tiff-necked poli tician in matters of finances and he will sub mit to suffer Lord Paxotrix's and Sir Cowie- WALL LEwis's measures to be cut down to any extent rather than embarrass the Qtee4 by a crisis, or disturb the country by a dissolution. And so it will be with regard to other matters. Coalesced oppositioas mey ' waylay with impunity one and all of his legislighog milsogues ; our imperturable Passim will sit h 7 MIA see Sir GEORGE GRET, Mr. Lowe, and the ATTOSNET-GENERAL each in his turn hustled, poreldei, sod Meld of his small bills, without cringing the slights* anxiety or concern. Concert and cooperation in all proceedings of this kind we exploit to witness this session, as we wit nessed last, between Lord AnEaptex's lieutenants in the Lower How mad Lord Dolor's ; and as a fellow-feeling motes wen wookons kind, it is likely socargit that mom* may ogling up between so composes is mieehief, ealmilated to strengthen the hors of a Mare coniedoracy in power. Bat the monifest far of being thought prematurely intimate is Waved in the tone of their respective orgies. Mr. Damseil may in secret re joice over the roam of the Lost Tribes; but no where do these MSDAMIES openly acknowledge that they are about to cams back to the Conservative fold. The Press is ism complimentary to Mr. GLAD STONE than the Illsterhy Review as yet ventures to be to Mr. Duman& lime is a feeling on both sides that appsimmaa mat be preserved a little longer i and thresh the re-united laden may have together taboo the ma nn of the orand wall, they obviously agree in onsidodog net the golden pip pins en not yet tire, owl list dwy bed better bide their time. LA M. Illyamma and Ns smadatm then, be comdoned. The tonstitutiond thy noy tall sore illy ye ether; bat there is really no awn to appralmail NA a eatastrophe before Eaat..v. Mouricue Braorsea.—Tb. late Ilir Husk IPANNot Hod" et OrearksrA, Wills, ini 1111110 pros Lever roduk _Mr died a the lir lit, rim artedeo _hie Torte, is Ifewootier ler promesd ;MX to the riete imilerry. if. Ink by WA ell, ad. the 011ewWe- Sr OM" At WIN ; eirtrirteriL r—Te at a =l, Oh Origfo Wegli , . Mem • ; lal L I. 4 ii iir = ""lism bilmoy WIN* Skelly Swift • BMW . Or 1 the retaiplitW a th1=1118.; eljr3;ll.l If lit 1 km adr Chem • total LOOK , Lrriwasx AND IMIDDITITIC MEZTINON FOS ON "ism—Mi. Zends).—Britith Arrhitecte k t e ll = Itoyal oespeprier —I. " Notes as the EWAN* Di 711644^ by Liest.-Omed Willisr 32•0111; 2. " Otmendins a the ft swam rvats. with rehires le re !by Oel. Or Sri liwera y u ; 0 1 .0.6•4 " hama r the= of Berl et I si Feelirir INV O ili t ie. the ✓em r asi at 2 1 4! Tel Ilessers, at $ pr—lirert . Meg, "Oa liestibh Aseassrms ssisika, el =11•5 et r g Ti pre.—"Os St Nets et 3111= ! PI Z •lemirla sed Lem Misr by Wi• Oros Eaq. M.D. • Civil Isere" at 2 pr.—. Dimules es the l'errosPet Way of 1181 wille Wee"INZLIDd Areal, st 11 pr—Preibiew Met "Oa r a m t,t ; at s pa; Illirmalisi,a, t B p.m.—" Araks. :7 1 , ..ezr-413r1- 4 - 6 60:i 4iit dtzt Au r= AirrigEW lbso Ask WY& Or bee hoes=el r Sersty ot Art "Os the . 11:14crifire li ft Is the Meets sr pa; of Leader" Trieip—Aatigiseles, it II pr.; fr My file% et II tis ; lepell jastaseine 2 p.—Per the etrelleei r i l igilliM, Cl .l .4lll ' ‘ thi s l as dr Oqpre of the Amide Fray.— loyal et ill pr—T. A. Maim "Os the of sr Sheirielly le the I radirre at );" Aromi at 3el, . Ikeselogr.-14 , yal heileallsa, at 3 pa "Oa dee Oriels sad INegrais ef Lida a The ore . Plere) r Nedra, at 8 p.m. Fox Cura.— OW aNWg of the Fox Club this rem ter Ore a listrasigy An st Brookes. Me Moor re Nei 4 OM O r in mil, r.g Wilk& Palm Ammer M i Chore Clime% Lad C i Moe. Lewd Mom NA Nory ie rsdr a : Willsorra, *Wm IrOisy ire" UM Mfig, lot, Itight i = a lef Mei et Dr • eier, lArd J lii , E gl es i l Foram Right Ha. Lord Jobs livearlice. Ilmilles H. Darr IL r Sher Adair, req., M.P., Or Amy Fervors Davie, Bert Tsii Orgorrilitr 0111343 BitlTAlN.—Aimi the ewe d r aw meml ship sew at herb at Li which will rdi Or AMNON Is the edebnied Over Britakt. It rill be recellereed that Min the wir la re 1 Orr she re mewl k re Mired einlft rim the met sad miry et the dry vbitit ehe rorad ma 7=ga by - my err veri. Oa he sirs le the mar* diemird le give Ira •Or olar reri, poring try re maims el ihe Fthk m it 15... ved t. gite bar • sew Meg awl% io.io. e as by Mr bar emir the Berl MEM, le per gird, and ehe le es err sed amp her AWN life *ell • hags mirky at erlditisri mem Wir rpm/ te the aw et Me Ma gee, re Oily ess rielies bp Mims. V M ersos rd err she ormilereeil • see sim pelt, whir odd Oder lit s Wirt rotas mr mit. sid ese et Ow m ie os pom pima et melba ha . f ir lopther tar say wpm The my mow Adlik bore atteebel to li Mt 2 Orr is dire i ii= 11l fine of ph* ad is a torindol la awry as St MEW rat weed shee is emir* The rig ot Ossrathile is that of •SO ellypeorip, T. ear Me oar mil le t o kr all pear ailing pm, her rule fed him * bar tare beer Ors they ere h am . The re bees peed libmilleterre edmarteigibeibrusrd of their het pale% se list devil he maid le awry at ler milegh me Er Or die did WiliMe. OM ere the Wks imps Vida Me her web is re Ma c o l . =ros of this nab dip. The elleirim sad elite MOM bies emilels• mew bar Cralsemerdelles quite impelled. risen sr es .d.i.—Liesrp•al Ahem Linaroox Towx Lois.—Our readers will re ash% by • per .l et the dialudeik that we von right is er ..stir list re gremest it set Wad to tithe my trarit sire di is Limped twit ilm Mr 4 aseer es Therelloyihr have b tielog Is • 1111 Or reillha et prig tret, bet toss Me WI re Mu fete ere relreL We have that Oa pope yiss be alit re IsU ll ef Ore rights see r eelbery ma et bar, ing we Ng gled be ..... ret we Nathrairr hinds as at Oak Mk at re elght ar. 1 • mei= lise — W . emplrell bet Wks k reliinges DM, is abed Mime OP pet ihil list esitor 1111.2 .Mai toss dm bar serer pig; sad Or re vale At OMB raboL Om the etemilles a itdili=ebirry 1 ISM der is re perish rit Omer f It Greta vials re =of Liverpool IP if it be set w e er Ream esti ell leset rorreilly she les. Whip.— Loirorpssi Whim. CRYSTAL PAIACZ.-113131-Cml3l DAT 04141171. I DAT, Fr. 7.-114=114ms ce paymit, NO; dir by 1 rem tickets 2,008 ; teer Mrs, ;MC Tro 11,13156. DOIIIITZACID Min& Ihrbtse Iron ffirriri vas LlVarszel...rz i Nally. M. Mom mai . SINN: Ibm THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1857. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. TIIE EAST. MARSEILLES, EImoDAT. Corn is again Arm. The Mersey has arrived from Constantinople with letters to Jan. 29. A despatch from Vienna announces to the Ottoman Porte that the evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia by the Austrian troops will be ter minated by March 24. There was still an expecta tion that Turkish troops would be sent into the Principalities; but at all events they will not cross the Danube before the departure of the Austrians. The Porten about to take official possession of the Delta of the Danube. The Press* d'Orient of Jan. 29 formally contra dicts the news of the submiNaion of Persia, which had previously been announced. The brother of the Khan of Khiva offers his alliance to Persia. The Porte, considering the decrees of banishment issued by the Hospodar as illegal, permits all exiles from Moldavia and Wallachia to return to their country. Great works of embankment on the Euphrates are projected. The plans have been sent from London. The Arabs disturb these districts. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (now ova owx PARIS, Burnet EVENTNO. It is reported that the Emperor of Russia will be in Paris in the month of April. . . The Presse says in its weekly commercial review: Business shows no symptom of revivaL The calls of daily consumption suffice to keep some manufactories at work, and retail sake naturally go es to • cer tain extent. But speculation continuos to be reserved, and the high price of everything checks exportadon. Advice% from Rouen sad Maim report a general state of uneasiness among the cotton manufactures. They cannot @MOM rerun neratis e price*. Lyons boa bent for the last month in a more favourable position. Some very good orders have been received from America, sad the Paris shops have bought a considerable quantity of rich stuffs, which, notwithstanding their rest price, go of pretty easily. The inenufacturv• of other stuffs are still in the dad season. Cure is somewhat blew. The Pays, in confirmation of a previous announce ment that the English fleet was preparing to evacuate the Black Sea, says that Admiral Lyons, pursuant to the protocol of January 6, has ordortd all his ships in the Black Sea to withdraw to the Bosphorus. At the same date (the date is not men tioned) the 'tussle= had evacuated the Isle of Serpents. The Emperor has ordered twenty-five magnificent opera glasses (some of them to be ornamented with 2,tXstfr. worth of diamonds), which he intends to offer as a present to the Grand Duke Constantine when he arrives. Ido not know whether the Grand Duke is shortsighted. Tho Preen and Beta, ette both coutradict the state ment of the Revue Britanniyae that Redru-Itollin had left London for the United States. The great democratic tribune continues to inhabit the lodging where he has long lived in London. Before leaving Paris yesterday, Colonel Chesney had the honour of en interview with the Emperor of the French. The usual weekly cabinet council took place at the Tuileries yesterday, and sat three hours. SPAIN. MADRID, Fen. 7. The conservatives have prevailed in the municipal elections. M. Mon 's departure is announced to be near at hand. M. Gonzales Bravo is unwell. Ilia journey to England is deferred. AUSTRALIA. LIVERPOOL, SrsnAT. The ship Morning Light, Captain Gillie, of the Black Ball line, arrived in the Mersey this morning, with the Australian mails, 124,000 ounces of gold, 172 passengers, 350 bales of wool, and a large cargo of tallow, lead, tin, and copper ore. She left Port Phillip Head 15th November, from which time until crossing the Equator she expe rienced head winds and calms to an extent almost unparalleled. Sho has made the passage from the Equator to Liverpool in 20 days. Her latest dates are—Melbourne, 14th; Sydney, Bth; Adelaide, 7th; Tasmania, 4th November; and New Zealand, 22nd October. _ _ _ The latest dates from England at Melbourne are August 20th, conveyed by the ship White Star in 75 days. The following ships had arrived at Melbourne. From Liverpool—Lady Westmoreland, Fulwood, Merlin, British Lion, and Nugget. From London— ' Coping, Copenhagen, Orwell, Thames, and Constitu- tion. From Glasgow—Bathia and Gazelle. And from New York—Monsoon. At Adelaide, the Arena, from London. _ _ The Blackwell was to ail with the mails for Lon don on Nov. 30 ; the Admiral, Nov. 12 ; and the Ocean Chief, for Liverpool, Nov. 27. The Heather bell, with the mails of Oct. 31, bad sailed for London, with 81,478 ounces of gold and 399 bales of wool. The William Money bad sailed for Liverpool Nov. 2, bat had no gold. Melbourne had been visited with a severe gale on the Bth and 9th Nov., which appears to have been general along the coast, and it is feared that many casualties will be reported. The news from the diggings is encouraging, re ' porting a discovery of new fields, and very fair ac ' counts from the old ones. At M'lvers the quartz found is very productive, and the miners are rapidly advancing in prosperity and comfort. The gold escort for the week ending Nov. 8 wu 61,776 ounces, against 66,606 ounces in the comes pending period of 1863. For the quarter ending Nov. 8 the returns were 629,300 ounces, being a decrease of 9,076 ounces compared with the same period of 1866. The demand for gold at Melbourne is on the in crease, and the competition among the bankers is keeping up the prices at the gold fields so that the supply in town is not equal to the demand. The price is from 765. 3d. to 78.., according to quality. It is reported that rich quartz has been found at South Mucklegord and Mount Blackwood. la the labour market there have been numerous inquiries for married couples for the country, and an active demand is springing up for agricultural labourers. The Melbourne markets are not quite so Wier tory as might be expected at this lesson. large arrivals and the expectation of many more have bal a eeriest, influence in checking business. Stocks were believed to be low at the Nags, and con siderable orders were in the mares of execution. The retailers in town were very slow to increase their stocks, except at low rates. On the part of importers there was considerable apprehension that the trade was about to be over-done, and this induced them to part with article* in demand at low rates. Wool was an the way to the coast in lane qua*. tities. Quotations for fleece from 161, to 19d. d. per all ow poun T was not offered in any largo quantities, and sold readily on its arrival. Hicks were in good request for shipment. Exchange on London: Drafts against gold pur chased at par. Freights to England : Gold delivered at the Bank of England, atid. per oz. ; wool, three farthings, per lb. The Heather Bell has arrived. She brings 81,478 ounces of gold, and 399 bales of wool.—Times (second edition). Cbe Court. • om•em..• WINDSOR, FRI. 7. The Prints of Leininien, the Primmer Peados* of Hohenlohe Langenburgh, and Primer Annie of Hohenkee fichillinghtnet dined with be Majesty yesterday. The Duchess of Sutherland, Sir Benjamin Hall, and Cap , lain and Mn F. Sayer had the honour to be invited. The Coldstream band played during dinner : Mambo—. Ann Flandeana" Meyerbecr. Seleoeicso—" Maritsa*" Watts—. The Foresters" Seleetion—. Jammed& " QsadrMe on airs from Beggars' Opera C. Godfrey jun. Her Majesty', pirate band afterward@ attended in the Castle, and perfumed— Overtewe—" Premlttife" zu trailienollorte and ebbe,* _errs. W. O. Curd= and "Lee Hugurnota." Melberg and De Berke. E. Istrodsetion and Bridal Chortle— " Lolumpin " RichtL Wagner. The Queen walked and drove in the Home-park this moon ing. Prince Albert end the Princes. Royal accompanied be Majesty. The Dachas of Sutherland and the Right Hon. Sir B. Hall WI the Castle in the forenoon. Her Majesty held a Privy :Council at half-past twelve o'clock to-day. Present Prince Albert, Earl Granville, Earl of Harrowby, Sir George Grey, Sir Charke Wood, the Right Hon. It. Verson Smith, the Right lion. M. T. BS/11138, the Duke of Argyll, the Duke of Wallington (Master of the Hone), and Lord Heart Bruce (Vice-Chamborlain). Viacount Camtkroess, Compreßer of the Gooon's House hold, vaa sworn of her Majesty's Most Has. Privy Coon*, by command of the Gams, end took his place at the board. Her Mejesty having been &seed to appoint tho Right Hon. Charles Earl of Tmliseensk to be lard-Lieutenant L oldie county ot Lite* ble kmkrbip was sworn into that is. The Ma. Mara Want was the Cleat of the Coutail in Welk. Sir OWN Weed And Ead Grote& bed audiences ot the Quoin. L 914 Dads and the Hon. Mortimer Saukville Wan were the Led mid Omen in Waling. The Dohs nod Dneheee of Argyll, the Right Hon. the Speaker wad Ms. arm Lane, lteer.Adminl the Hon. Mr P. Grey, sad Iliefor-Ceeneriel Sir George Waitherell armed in the lawmen ea a risk. The Primes of Hainalebe Lengesimegh nod the Prime of Lobbies dined with her Wimp in Os evenleg. Theband of the Id Life Omit piegwideninglimeer : Memh—“Binedelhener Ormnare—" Serbia Catherine" Phew. Memo R. Wegner. Fended* Ditaidar. lisphiss" art Ntessies OM* heed sffirrourds performed the 611.4 ft ampedllne : Oneelsee- 0 Lel arms an laserease" Miter. Qinilb— Aide, innindeildinn- Mle Ctspleele, Allegro alidnee, two viellne, mid violoncello ; Wass. Moors. Wlliam, Z. Reratil, Gunnies, Vepi, end Schroder Beisio— , . i.e. Vfpree Siciliewase" Verdi. genniv. The(lima sot Prince, the niece of Wales, the Princess Royal, Peluso Allea, sad Prisms Bekaa, the rebores or Iteleseisis Issfreborgb, sad Princess Noise, the ladies std psis et the wart, and the domestic household, at tosasidiviSs service this wen* is the priest* chapel. The visits,' delis. is the Castle wen also at the service. The Hes. awl Very Use. the Dess a/Windsor °Skids!. The Duke of Argyll, the Duke of Wellington, Earle of Hanowby. Youiseough, and Granville, Viscount Caetic roam, lied Ennui lea, Nir G. Grey, the Bight lt. Vernon Smith, the Right Hes. IL T. Wm% end the lion. W. Bathurst, humid lent Lemke to salmi the Queen's Privy Coma at Meier Ce%s train cm lin Hurt Weirs . it the reset, the esea, ebb the et Illr C. W w hined Is Irwe eerier W bit. Kw umbers be abbe. Ie Mod • OMNI Owned lid et the mimes h a m Petmewles Pleratily. laid Pan- Lad *saw at Al Sir, Mr. lerrebey Laborbers, eedl the It dr Naereare.w. aim weal skthe Celine Comb The M. opollema MI am tanerview with the Chmedier of Wee Isawerot, et lb etleW reeidenee, in Dewebreheee, ea Ymib. on re 'Wet of the Indus trial Mesease :—'feLeei Prorate et Edinburgh; Mr. P. Brown Dauer, mad the megiimins of Edinburgh. Mr. Charles Lawson, maw el the lieselastef Cengeny, in Edinbur6 the Berl et Debabb. Ha Lai bbetwte, Mr. Adam Meth, M.P., AzikawApre arc M.P., ftir James Anderece, M.P., Sir Mr. 'awned , Ham, M.P., Mr. Archibald Heeds, M.P., Mr. Gnaw Dom, M.P., and Mr. H. G. Lawns, Zesiburyle. Colonel Nbady, KlL,heil an bereview with Mr. Secretary Labouchere on ennesiag, el be Odeetid-ollke. The Lord Prams. al Binhugle kend an Interview with Lord Stanley el Alintley, ire ISM of Vide, on Sate,- Sar i *Wags dam Ciskei linimeMy Cammimion were held at No. 17, Greet Queenmerest, Weemliseemr, on Monday, Toesdaz i L iv lednemiley,Thembi, awl Peak/ M. Pret e st: Lard , Deshiewlb. Justin We lanlke. Ihweetlgrieblos, be Dem of Wide, red W. •witry. • ispetatien hest the Combilaideft br the Nab= and Dares et Leith, eoccerimbl by the Loud Mimes, het an beereiew with the Chemeller el the Ibdiegrar ea thborlay, bie Aida rellibeee hl Demi' yang. The i= smiler et Mr. Davit Them,Kr. Jams Oben am/ Mr. his Ms. The JsGiel Ormollese et be Privy Council eat on Eby. The emelt ben Dm* Cochrane T. IJuni:i -nsolent awl sale we emitted. hwitrwin wessival Ibturbsy at the Colonbl.elbee in b s eesser etOmeris. Viscountess Pabombs amassed ths hospitali ties el dr pone men es estiergby weates, by Ihreerits open the Wane et Oenitridge Neon Ihr the reeeptlea at cersymy. There ma a very fill atemirme et Aaiun. Peseletrly to the veespelon the rift Ammo* sad Th eristems rerterteised et &vase the Moe* NM Ibeehieeree etCliericerde, the isr, tad Orentem el Ilballasbery, Lord mad lay atm* of Alder*, I. Km wen Cowper, the Qualm Whims lad Nr. lima" X.P., Mr. Maseittaa Mask 3LP., Illr. Chlsheder terimeeseote. ' • The Nfarquis of LoaAwn istartabied a snag patty at dinner at Lauldornse Hours, as Saturday aveang. Ilia lordship also gave a dinner last evening to a fow of the cabinet ministers. . The Earl and Countess Craven entertained at dhuser, at their rasidenom in Charlee-etreat, on Saturday a►ming, the Countess al Seiko and Lady Selina 'Wyman', Hes. Mr. Molymenx, end a select circle. - The Earl of Westmoreland leaves town to-day for IP/tad/or Castle. lordddp will return la a few days, sad they lime for Aviles?, on Friday. Lady Lyttelton pre birth to a ion s at her reel- Mace it et. isanaiesseare, co Saturday. Biz Oaths sad Lady Mary Wood entertained at dime ea Selawisy ewming, at their Acta residence, in the Admiralty —The lad PltserMiam sad Lady Charlotte Pita tam, Lord Pamirs end the Has. Miss Merle, Lard Oiled, Lady Grey, Sir Hoare !Mart, Sir Meatier end Lady Charlotte Berkeley, the lisle Has. W. O. Harm, M.P., and Captain Washington. The Earl of Mansfield had t bate. on Thursday owe hie poncho at Some. Then were meet guns es the goad, and abed 750 head el gene wire killed, emeleMser shady et Una, plammeats, red woodcocks. On Saturday Professor Phillips delivered the third lecture et his carte cot geology, at the Royal Letitia ilea The ispeildoy the sheathe, and the &ideation d stela, and Ma namihMetiens el the sedum et moor la the Mumation elm* of the kapott teas, were the sniped* to Aid le peinelpelly directed attention. ___— . - Mew the Hen. W. Boyle, M.P., delivered a haws, beim the pest week at the literary and Wean& liadilatha, rear, ea the wined et Algeria. The 'anent major slated some eseellent eseedotre el the towns, with which &deathbed ways he has bad may agrortnnities d btheeing aorniated duzlag hie bog oar view lathe Crime. He bawd the the end peeper of the colony ender the Breath nth, mall gave a remise , of the pot Waggles al the coloodole sad id* Mare preogeole. We (Balieletry lostreel) understand that Bir Hugh Haw has Ise MI the clerics that wan with hit what is the beak 100/. each, mad the ahoy who have eons elace.6ol., the porta. 251. each, sad a &youths formager 1001. On Friday Mies Catherine Hayes gave the first et two tarowsn coactris be ?Mahwah, aseiseed by Mdlle. Caroni, &geed Milardl sad F. lablache, sad Mr. O. A. Other. The Seth Hall the veil laid by a highly Iltabiaaable amalgam - The majority of the papers and letters left by the Wawa, de IYeta aro NA to Ilan beta Adm.! by the Racine Mabry at Patio. Mr. H. W. Schneider has withdrawn his claims is tin rsprsassmika al Ea, and Me. Jame Clay is now tie ally camlllain P.REE EMIGRATION TO THE BRITISH COLONIES. On Friday evening. a public meeting was held at the Temperance Hall, St. John's-square, Clerkenwell, for the purpose ffealing to the government to take prompt meaeuree toremedy the dare. now existing, ceased by want of employment, and to assist those workmen who are so dis posed to emigrate to the British colonies. The electing, which was convened by the British Workmen's Society, was very numerously attended by members of that society end by working men. The chair was occupied by Captain NEALE. Ponca, who mid, in opening the proceedings, that be was well acquainted with the characters and feelings of working men, and his object in assisting at the present meeting wee to point out a ' remedy for their distress. A abort time ego he went to moot their great gat borings at Smithfield, and be as. that they were men who were able and willing to work, and who were idle from necessity end not from choice. lie Was convinced that emigration was the only sound measure by which the condi tion of the working classes could 'void for the moment oily , but permanently improved. The intelligence which reached them from the colonies showed that in many parte there were three mutters for every men, and skilful wor were greatly in demand. Ho had, therefore, endeavoured to urge upon the legislature, through the public press, the wealthy for providing a remedy for this state of things ; and he felt that the only means of effecting this object was to cell upon the government to enable the poor fellows who were now starving hero to go where their labour might be reproduc tively employed; end where, by serving themaelves, they might also benefit the elate. He did not e,ooe thereto flatter the working classes, foe he was aware of their tootle; but he knew that they were deserving of a much better fete than now, in many owes, attended them ; and lie sincerely trusted that the government would consider their demand, and would speedily grant it. (Cheers.) Several epoakers—all working men—then whitened the meeting in support of the cerium rerolutione, and their ob servations tended to show the distress which now prevailed, not only in the metropolis, but also in many parts of the country. Horse of the men stated that they had been out of employment for 5,6, and even 10 weeks, and they had often calked 60 or 60 miles a day in search of work ; but their efforts were fruitless, and it was with the greeted difficulty that they could precut dry bread and water for the support of their wive. and families. The following wen the first resolution, which was moved by Witmen ToWelle (enranter), seconded by J. Meuse (bricklayer), and unanimously adopted :—" That this meet ing, counting of working men, urgently calls the attention of her Majesty's government and of all ekes a of society to the revere, wide-epread, and alarming disuse existing in the metropolis and its suburbs, the result of a long and con tinuing stagnation iu the building and other trades." The second resolution, moved by GroRGE BRoWN. (car penter), seconded by JOHN Renee (plumber), weer—. That tide meeting, looking at the cease which have led to a (ol ive, in the impornuat trade, and la the other beaches of iustry referred to, an sea no prospect of speedy improve ment, nor any reason to expect, for runny months to come, adequate occupation for the thousands of intelligent and well disposol working men of Takes trades who have been fur ninny weeks out of employment, and are now, with their wive, and children, enduring most acute and almost in tolerable privations:' The third resolution was moved by E. GIERS (printer), end waded by W. DAVaa ruler (upholsterer), as follows: " That thus depressed by compulsory idleness, and hammed by its attendant painful evils and hardehipo, we all of no, mien able and ',Ong to work, ere that our only hope is in Immediate emigration, and being warmly attached to the free institutions of England, we look for our future home and happiness to the British Colonies of Australia, New Zealand, end - Camas." The Ilenrth resolution, moved by J. BROWN (staissameon), amniabf We, WILLIAMS (painter Wad That this meeting k lir name of rtes d monployed w tents U and tit tho govern menM raeognim y the urgency of areas! seals, and to take petempt measures to enable ease who ate starving ken to saute to the colonies, Whets their labour and while wisinit themeless lon dmdtution to the Ws' bandanas it lit simmadia of life, 71 . d sim il '"' illes wingmma of the mot mow of those Om abode* bidually, &marl aid m amiss MY ormatimmolt Om mbar amstiy." no= was de linialis; wed by Mr. nuealhmair), iscoadal by Osman Lon BARD 41110.) . That ads intalins, alibengh, owing to reboot aboilab dietitatata off W pod mom of people wh it is et for an entirely tree prow to=m e a= g aisimus pr in t payment by emigrants, adopts as nomitsat and distinct condition of such a boon that do eritob Ong at their conveyance shall be repaid by all reana am mild, within a certain time after their arrival . A petition NUS lever of parliament, embodying the above mobilo% vas ale adopted by the meeting. It appears that the Rio Bank still finds itself under the necessity of obtaining direct importations of gold to retrieve the errors in the management of its circulation, which were elicited in recent advises to have been committed. The royal mail steamer Medway, which leaves Southampton to-day for Brazil, will cioneoquently take oat 119,0001. in gold. CRUELTIES ON BOARD AMERICAN Satre.—Thc committee of the Liverpool Society if Friends of Foreigners in Metiers have reported specially totbeir members upon the sufferings resulting from the eysitem in force at some the ports of the United States for supplying the American mercantile marine with Ilaik". The cases which the committee have examined during the last year amount to 79, and eines the beginning of the new year they have already bad 27 eases. only 37 of three have shipped of their own accord, while the remaining 69 had been brought over WiDAt their will. With two exceptions, they all romp of having been re peatedly and pearly molded and ill-treated during the voyage eial Me at that 82 of them were either oblied, OS their arrival, to be sent to the hospital, or otherwise received meelicel assistance, sufficiently aervitembe their complaints. All sorts of contrivances, st ere needed to at New York to obtain seamen foe Zralian led* ' , hips. The cruelties practised umn these moo wadi be inerrant, bad they not been of late fresdmib eandimed by the proadlette in the Liverpool polite ; hot melemeatelY In robe. for these bro oks@ iseselle, emmated upon the high sees, there is no reeled toasty for these poor amen at their arrival In Odic aunty. It Ms lam peeved in that court that ea bweediref the Oe Konrad ma have boon forest es bow will their teeth iron nobs ben the deck, into which they lid ham boos for that puree to the d eue Maw; that they have tan eimpo ll od tho le liek tip be duel them the deck of the shin floor; at the bowed hold upon • badmen die had been baba le dedi bylaw did meg ad lie huiewein of the Hey lbeteming, the Ft rpm orbs mob the poet noortens eat dyad that the bell painted an enor mously added wee, the be wee eamdstaly betteredupon in, ad theme mem hem arvarey te eighbasebeed wounds the beg legs. thigh% emi the UAL" The des pitals of li mped scalds Emmy el these viable d swop Amity. THE ATTEMPT TO NUM= A NEAPOLITAN AJIC Inter bees Nor k lithe bird ult., in the lbriberitese Gmerts, pleas ems Aii ooneern- Mg the silmtve wen be et the of damns It ape s WY, Memelpmer braid, after mat In the ealbeirel, wee dines Were the high together whit a arm ef the some et Howento, • pied teemed Antrim tubed gen the pile with • dapper to wader Beemde mamba elf the Mew; upon 'bid Amon drew pied ben his podia, bed at the amen, and blind Mee an dried The memedm then len after the e= who wee eahireeetdagte Both fell, ad mmenied the dilemma gem luring his paled, and N. puma dm were en the spot to berm and mom him The melives whieb induced the unman to ellempl bit dime mime as still unknown." TIM MOOD= OW THE Altaisiaitor or BARTEL— TM Nobs addremed a betel, with the 22nd alt., to the = i tLfTdpill, ambling with him on the murder of the ve, d Pe* Ms relati " dm," kis helium &- den% •erse avidly pet te death by the seerbsiemshad ef an oemimMeprimer _ bily Mbar Imbed Id be bit eateense at be Immentade mud; heirmetbsilms =aa ar tiwit the desered heed hem eddy Gigs, has ; andl yeesirmses • ewe a er=e - Werity, id ear Wrier, sod Mr' opal vemerellen' ftir the Pape bireed4 eml the belt' Lunn ar THE MEDICAL PUSS IN FILM= Abe the adhered feep dr whisk MAMA the palm ais prang nix art wed vas aims' to Imisgft is the Push mad =pit- Mrs or teeidmed el be momeled. Nei • COSI was d added ebeirredem mode; and a far se add be bond Ikea thee bleak oath as mot, MIME re masa le deedlle tee yen essommed, hid UMW 4400111/14. alba* lairisibil MOW matbrashe aria elms bed emblem simerved. Notion de ad yeses to be Keyes am the masa bag saliseiall to the ems Woad es be mom, he Wins% dad db. evabg the meld of Tram Or mark if the arch weep The eller d the Let wate ^Aterit, der lam bs In apeedeue imam did Ids imiredia of Meonabir at der N@ name TNikin Ms Wei, weed Tager le be in heN MI bee eldwill is • embee=lets ei um that le oder the maromity d tyre poled.— . retied Neste ea Owls. PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE. This morning was issued a return to an order of the lloime of Commons, dated the 3rd, for an account "of the public income and expenditure for the year coding the 3041 of September, 1856, together with the balances in the Ex. chequer at the commencement and at the termination of the year, and the amount of funded or unfunded debt created or redeemed in the said year ; and like account for the year ended the 31st of Dee, 1856." The enema of expenditure over intorno in the year ended 30th Sept., 18.56, seas 16,959,4111. 9e. Cal—the income being 71,348,0667.6 x. 10d., and the expenditure 88,307,4771. 165. 4d. The balances in the Exchequer on the 30th Sept. amounted to 7,064,7431. 6s. 6d. In the year eluded the 31st of Dec., 1656, the public rasas talon :—Customs, 23,618,371 e. lAs." 3d. ; ex. ciao, 18,073,7771. 13e. 2d. ; stampa, 7,268,2711. 181. Id.; taxes (land and assessed), 3,105,026/. Os. Ild. ; property-tax, 16,028,421/. 10.. 2d. ; post-office, 2,869,1521. ss. 10d.; mown lands (net), 284,8371. Is. Gd. ; produce of the sale of old stores and other extra receipts, 510.154/. 13e. 54.; money received from the East India Company, 60,int. • ondellanoona receipts, including impressed and othe r moneys, 318,0061. Gs. Od. ; anelairmd dividends to. =teed, 82,9451. 13a. 104., snaking • total ad 72,218,9881. Is. lid. The expenditure, including interest and management of the permanent debt, &c., charges on consolidated fund, and supply Fenix", amounted to 82,323,400/. 14a. Ild. The excess of expenditure over income in the year ending 31st December lad was therefore 10,104,412/. 13s, The items composing the supply services are army (including ordnance), 24,749,8241. 19s. Bd.; nary 16,013,9951. Is. sd. ; vote of credit (additional expenses wax with Russia), 300,000/.; miscellaneous civil seniece. 6,652,1431. as. &I. ; and salaries, &c. of revenue departments. 4,210,364/. 16s. 9d. The balances in the Exchequer on the 31st of December 1855, were 3,688,600/. 6s. 3d.; tho money raised in the year ended 3lst December Ind was • —by funded de1X,10,771,986/.Bs. ; exchequer bonds, 977,7501.; exchequer bills, 24,234,0091., making a total of 39,672,336/. 14s. 3d. The BUM of 324,7531. Os. 3d. was paid to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in discharge of in terest on donations and bequests, and the redemption of here ditary pensions; the total issues on account of the unfunded debt in the year:were 21,549,7001. The piemium on exchequer bills was 2,1861. Bs. ; the advances foe local works, &c., led _ _ . repayments were 742,656/. 16s. 10d. The excess of expenv &two over income in the year was 10,101,412/. 135,, and the balances in the Exchequer on the 31st of December, amounted to 6,942,4271. 16s. COURT OF COM3IO.Y COCWCI.E. On Saturday a special court was held for the pur pose of receiving a report from the Corporation Inquiry Cu:amine., to which body it had been refia rod to draw up suggestions relative to the future management of the cores poration. The attendance of members of both courts was unusually large. Mr. Woon said if the court were et opinion that the newt should be printed before it was dieemeed he should feel it hie duty to yield to the adoption of that course. Ile now moved that it be read. Mr. liCoonritoarz then proceeded to reed the lengthy report, which contained 60 suggestion., some of which were that the number of wards should be reduced to 20; that the parliamentary franchise should be the municipal fran chise; that the number of collation councilmen should be reduced to 1.50; that the quorum of the court should be 30; that the term of th e office of common councilmen should be for one year ; that the Lord Mayor should be elected by the nberobere of the livery companies, together with the munici pal electors from the aldermen who WA served the office of sheriff; that the sheriff should be elcattd by the Fame con stituency as the Lord Mayor; that the ford Meyer and aldermen should be magistrates as at present, end have the administration of justice In the justice rooms, and continue to be commissioners of the Central Criminal Court; that they should have the control of the City prisons as well aa of the prison officers ; that they should exercise the same duties in respect to the police as they now possess; that they should dill have the appoint. mane of the recorder and other law officers; the alder— men to assemble at a Court of Aldermen for meter terial purposes, and for the management of the charities and other trusts in their wards; that there should be no alderman without a ward constituency. and that this arrangement should not affect the aldermen at present bedding office; that the aldermen shall present to the Court of Common Council quarterly set iinates of their pro- liable expenditure for each next entitling quarter, as well as quarterly accounts of the sumo actually paid for magisterial purposes In each last preceding quarter. The Lord Mayor not to have the power of breaking rap the court, and in the 'Maw of the Lord Mayor the court to appoint a member to preside. The Lord Mayor not to here the privilege of rang np to the throne as a separate court, but only as forme ing part of the court of Lord Ma or, Aldermen, and Come mous. The Lord Mayor and Aldermen not to have the licensing of broken, which is to be done by the Common Council; that all exclusive rights of trading in the city shall be abolished; all street tolls to be abolished, le. The report concludes by expressing an earned hope that all differences of opinion between the two courts will be removed by the adoption of the eugerations therein enumerated. Mr. Woon moved that the report be agreed to. Mr. H. L. TAYLOR mid that the report ought to be eon. eidered calmly and dispassionately, and that it ought to be printed forthwith, and a copy of it sent to emit member of the court. (Hear, hear.) Ile therefore moved. Os an amend. ment, "That the report be printed, end that the conridera- Hon of it be postponed till the next court." (Hear.) Sir P. L trate. seconded the anierelnient. Mr. Woon withdrew his motion, and, the amendment of Mr. Taylor having become the original motion, it woe put and carried %amine:inlay. The court esijourned. sj THE GENERAL Costattrree ON ELECTIONS.—The Speaker has appointed the following members to serve on tho Omen! Committee of Electitaut for 1857 —The Right Hon. F. T. Baring, Batt., the Right lion. S. H. Walpole, Colonel Patten, Robert Palmer, Esq., W. Beetles, Esq., and C. 8. Fortescue, Esq. Ova FAcToniEs.—By a parliamentary return issued this morning it appears that the total number of cotton, woollen, worsted, flax, and bilk factories subject to the Factories Act in the United Kingdom is 5,117. Of Milo drmi under 13 years of age, attending school there arc em ployed 24,537 boys, and 21,534 girls; 70,247 ntales between 18 and 18 years of age, and 383,378 females above 13 yams of age are employed. The number of males above 18 amounts to 176,400. The total numbers employed in the factories of the United Kingdom etc-tusks, 273,137 ; females„ 4 09 0 60 in ell, 682,497. llr. Sandwith, whose name is so well known to the public in connexion with the elope of Kars, has been ap pointed Colonial Secretary of the Mauritius, in the room ci Bfr. C. J. Bayley, now Governor of the Bahemas. ADDRESS TO COLONEL TCLLOCII AND SIR JOBS billxibb.-On Wednesday, Mr. Watson gave notice of too tam, in the town council of Dunfermline, that an address be presented to Colonel Tao& and Sir John M•Neill, ewer. sive of the admiration of the council et the efficient and in dependent manner in which they had conducted the investi gation into the diaorganioation of the army in the Crimea. and of their able and impartial report. SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION..---SOUTHIMPTON, SA. TV RDAT.-Aa the election approaches the excitement here is very great. Many tradesmen talk of closing their shops on Tuesday, and numbers of persons are coming from the neighbouring towns to witness the paling on that day. The immense number of unpledged voter* renders it most diffi cult to conjecture who will win. Each of the candidates boa chosen colours. Mr. Andrews'. colours are blue and buff. Kr. Weguelin's blue, and Sir Edward Redeem purple and red. Amongst the many incidents caused bv the rise in the colonial and produce markets, and mentionisl in commer cial circles, we (Arista Adrertiger) hear that a firm in Bristol has sold a moiety of it,, supply of raw hides, to &fire during the year 1857, at profit of 25,0001. A few days ago a bonus was declared by the Norwich Union Life- office upon all participating policies; The surplus distributed was 159,7111. as. 7d. ill •=a erg to 260,6271. ss. 7d. in reversionary additions. It appalled that the policies in force were 10,132; the RUM 111.11211‘ upon all risks, 5,59'2,4271.18x. Id.; that during the preceding five years insurances bad been effected for 1,340,5431. 164 and 1.048,1121. 3s. 9d. paid in claims upon deaths-n=4o 964,9771. 19a. 3d. iTIIIIIII assured, and 183,1341. ts. booms thereon. IMPRISONMENT 07 A CHILD:The Weatafft noes mentions the cam of the imprisonment, in ys :-Exeter (gaol, ci a shod years old. The father rag He was, walk shoat a death ether boys, at play in use of the beck thieleglibees k Torquay, and, es is mostly the cue with lespk_seeadamlly tbroweig Monte ; and he, es well eo ths did threw a sisse, but not to do any damage to say ww. Bea the paws= happening to come hy, and taking WI se say little boy, the rest all running /may, he saw awned my child to the Town-hall, and he was metered to pay de or suffer a week in prison. Well , sir, tar MUM X was poor-I have Wine children to my teals every day, depending on my hands-end I could not miss the mash they gave the child an extra three deye-that hr et seven days ; and another thing, I was to pi* laximan. * Maeda°, of the Weems noes NiAted the geol Cffi meoing, but the mks of tho prism did not profit 11= w moo the rhrt The governor told him Odd the cilia was well-behaved and an oqect of armEatlty with two vim, bid charge of him ; that ho was in&ntine in sr Most la • tunic with a belt, wi th habits be fi tting Cars I , ash =Wog like a criminal or ill-behaved child.