The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-23 00:00:00

LONDON. MORNING - - - DDAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUR =trrig A T I RT 10, MADD ffl rmilsOX. U werove, 4141. oar Piffilmok ea' THE PUBLIC ard the TRADE are reminded efteniett _______Tragal t s" P ere== l2 = IN Oen. 84.1.1114•Maa.a. rafters. RA L ILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 sm., mut p erk _ la 11 . 0 . geW o gt " n. tat M. bi Kr. ...alp NOM MINg• EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC and TRADE oftemish itigteak viernia Dead MY? Mal w s RE EXPRESS.—TM PUBLIC ana TRADE 1117.1.1.110 wen OW led MN W. ealkadlor and low pia Ill DAny mars tor gm b• lie swifts. ego expresigC• TO CORRBISPONDINTIL Prooeg la "1r ligigm." labia iggagg pg mem le al dr Mask Sesgaillglagel. W iwMOP gs ge paglandgg. THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON &Komi:Nu psularala =mi. lie abpiatil l a ismolase et la as gams sal Isla a liMg sarrik Ibe ap=t: M mega. est Is Ms mai owl maaaal paimaa a tip aip sli•r&y. 011111111.1101110-01. war Is pa. ISM ~Ot / IYt 1111111 IMArsorAltir.am, azio 111 T. 114=4„. br em ir ninnet k lairs =Zug van= aciailia miema till baba : a 5" b. la Q. 1410°7.611'mila wombs Pa el • m a• easliadak. Paula as MIMS of at 48: pa linsitw. PM in afimoss lw HA KKKKK rt. To IMMO. VOIMS-FACID P•OPLI. /lima arblt IRLII.4"ditiVOIVEMe lAAZA liadise. UMW ;MN • SO. A TD""Tb aft" Mow: Carriel& m M .. (lb aem&—Deme w. si bawl& Tau Van% traba._ „.4 43 Dikwar y 2 1 . 6 lario r t. arrifarii corm; sr %sip& widri.-Don Og ZION WA'TILK AT LONDON sarool. Ts Mr —Swaim IL OWL Teallsw"—NOlLMlL Aitistfiffift U. LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2s. TO OUR In musequenee of the absorption of space b 7 the reparb of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprietors have determined to lams a DOUBLE NUMBER an SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone swat of interesting matter. No change will take pleas in the price. The THIRD DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear on SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 28. WHAT, it is asked, does Mr. °Lamont want P His object is surely plain enough. It is to mate each a Ministerial crisis u will terminate is his being o sent for," and in the farm/lion of a GLADSTONE Administration. A very legitimate aim, no doubt, foe oven and azabitiotus politician, if it be pursued with an honest propose, by truthful means, with ma eambie prospects of usefulness to the country sad of greater stability to the Executive Government. Bat Mr. GlAnsroNs's pursuit of 'power possesses area of these conditions. H. seeks the support of a party from which be voluntarily sad de liberately separated himself, became, of their irre concilable differences of opinion; be disassociates himself from a Government whirl ho le t simply limas, it consented to an inquiry by tha Haase of Commas into calamities and dismiss arbieh Lord Joint Rosa= described heart•mad keg; and for which his personal friends, the Duke Of NEWCASTLE and Mr. SIDNEY 111231 SET, were . . primarily responsible; he creates divisions and ill-will in the party which, in his temporary eneeeden from Toryism, received him generously and supported him nobly; he makes unsernpulons me of exaggerated lean, of grew misrepresentations, of idle imputations, and of natruthhd pictures of the future. It was not after this fashion that Sir ROIIERT Pert attained power ; end it le not by artifices and ministry so unworthy of a great and noble nature, that Mr. 131...turrrons will induce Eng lishmen to recognise in him the worthy successor of a statesman who, with all his faults and peculiarities, loved truth too well to propagate vain Melaka' or to depreciate the tried principles of men who drat taught both him sad Mr. (HADirroxz what freedom of trade meant. Happily, however, in the wsU 'fleeted solemnity at his vehement opposition, Mr. GrAmorroaa has entirely meniest his mesh. When he telle the Rows el °mom that ell lb triumphs la the bet fifteen years an isepudised by a quotation made for a very Milimat pagan ben Anima Yung° when he Was that the relormatim sad sim plicity of war tariff us threstassik breams the Cams. =mos of the EXCHEQUER has lbught dr by doubt tal reseamiag a repeal el tsar of whisk it was idle to expel the immedials abeilliem—erhea he warms that sosemidy that the vary hamiatiams of our osmaisersial ploy me eimisaimed by a rwalllmt meat for three short yens at the Ten mad Saw Duties, is min Is elsra the immelisim shampalisa of the Wu Imam Tait, ashorminisi meta is. Miami.* fed that ea maim who ma Ply esademead to eseh 'empty Irides, ma sun* be aetasted by pure motives. ar bilesami by patriotic purposes. Even Mr. Dismazu, though Ilia scrupu lous is such matter; would have morsel to me then Mr. GLADSTOXI is onqmeticashly a min of great ability and of remarkable euldratka, bat still it is impeesible for any men who heard his "seek of Friday night to deny that be exbdited a spirit of viedictivensen and of exoggeretioa which at tines even the House at COIIIIIIIOIIIS could scareely teheale. Net a point that could be termed hirt7 ee um• fairly against the eollemess be lett only the ether day bat was seised ; not ma insinuation, how ever ellmesive bat was preeminently brought into play; met an ;dam that could be welted bat was reused; meta strong or bank weed in the Perlis mestary vocabulary bat wee ; not a threat that mould be invented but was hurled at the Treasury Leeches; not an appeal to liberal sympathise that amid be turned maim* the Clevernmeent bat was made ; sad the ed of all—what was it P That Mr. Otaterromm sloes could remedy and rectify the sow Bien which be himself bed majored up; that ithiag was left for the QViEN or for England but the 'intent formation of a GrAmmatra Cabinet. We have hardly come to that yet. To oppose the Midget on the ground that the Estimates are tee highs:" that it is unwise to disturb the settlement of the sager and tea dada, is an letdltgible prometling ; although it is one that over- Lab the mot Beton in the Midget, its reed of the Wes Ninepins. Bat t. Week it. es Mr. tro noes does, become it duo me provide for time years intead of me t imam IS &regards the settled, palsy of the esisky, and lure it epee deb t ray tea delleit, is to alma it on patamos so Ulla and inalosoro as are not likely to delis any Idlers' bat the oestekety Mr. Lam, whose vaemades and ineae - on the Itursian War elaiest *alb& Mr. Ovinesonee, and whom parliamentary mese is validly , we inspect, drawing to a close. IT is really high time to oak whether the peanut administration has made every form of civil and reli gious liberty an copes question. The LORD Pam llrat votes against the emancipation of the Jews; the Pants Mumma masts any diminution of the revenues of the hie Churehom the gross* that the maintenance of the Menbllasset in that wooer, was guaranteed by the Ise die Union I sad sew tells us that so k , og as tba Tido will bask ldia, be will oppose all limbed Berm Wilms is all this to end? or Ida eels et the end woe professed by the ailienen and their oessiene sow is ram it actual hostility Is massed eaglets and political justice is Is be "wig ppissa by inflaential mem ber, d their WV? We *sold be rather dila Is semi et our seatimeraries he I I 'Motto poems the etelims et °evenness; le alkia to es at what halo delta= it ie pima Wilma in the meat etrig sheiks. Assam dolmas Mid ski the effeekt=eal lins troaleViNgspdedir year she yew la Ibilrkeelitima one the ado d ailaidek. the fills et religion' Ilia aim arm te bs MAW those dm= els to se their pedineelery imam. that Varian beta essieleiisibisikr Sok peineAmi that limier and rewords, Umbel' dkilisetiosa ere to be leaped on sea who de astalp tanaessi their retrograde opinions sad satillbersi views P When Lord Yelp mamma formed lb Administrates two yeses egos he was called ups by many to pat !award a pee gnome et his policy. Ile &died to do 10 at the time, and his sloes wee exased by his admires end spologhra es ea ovoid* remitted in the barambs bustle of war. Paid, he my think it too late now to make a sliehlial 'WWI'S faith. Bet let ties bowers but a and dam* hem his sets sad swamq lad an adsaadsrabis dthose for whoa he is WM* aromile, ha impotwl to his, the tenets of whlehell bo demi by the country at variance with di it beds meet tree sad jest, sad wholly bromeliads with the oesdnet sad language held for thirty pen preceding by Lord Patens:ow himself. muzzy. INCW WAY 14) PA T OLD —A DIPla Now SAILLZQU( AA Citi.Art ; Z ?II PVMNEI (11:/ W. lima SlonlA DNA Izawiz Ile Mb WNW"; liziame Ulm owl A.m.—Paw mosiAllell THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1857. DILATE OF nu IrAltL or HAZEWOOD. It is with deep mid tbat we rasa the in* of the Earl of liimmeree4 IPSO 1111.1=11 yesterday mei% et I aio., so booms* Ma" Oho aloft wes, sew Leeha death iseellag Or bialw lb 114 r swiabod from tiro reload bo alb vies owl Wen l• es MY vb. It is gay a west dose Sr mom aminwa OIL 41111 so cast of an buiwonsall M So Ohba Oar wall palm, so more bollstbe soda le bowl ; bil ea ibwoby log a relapse leek *M a eel as Way is Ibit tow it a re sewed series repelii lerkelp woe la ii tavese mme mem. He Imitmememet amid kr WY. 11/• UAW alba swvosaisi by adr woo= ol fray. T Ms in astowil, Lombok IYet ilswirsof, m swat Loma% sal Noss Monewei, et liffewood, ay a !MAW be move d the WWI lawifwa, toss mini rov i e m r: Y r iso. " ame s a% b = 11 101: i s osid w i t= Mb hos 1757. His Wee Wel l.ddlrt row uw Trellobwis dosed s el w eeWle :Una ma hop Imadroolan the bah albs waisobb yaw k 11111 Iles WM* :Ma Mk My. I 1 Loubassoasi favabior d limo soma lamp& d Bi, by arm in bows wawa damn son Thome Losalkoo: boos 11111 J. lOW ownosiss Vs an Ilwaybons... The bso owl moo Loa Lbroloonot albs Wog Wan d Toobablw Ns Wow somebody bel by Ins i thor. a lr4to 0=ir5....471111, bailr t tiobs, bigot Iles me of So bolor naps `eta mob. He alerworaa Nita am As sow, sat" soma wiboo ownisystor toboxisloy of be lam INA 01111110111111111 Noothoirba So Iwo of Oinnosna Ss nolonalwAy dui et Ss earl the haillos of the Dan by ia Daiwa of issibodo, Os Lad sod Covoono of droll, Ind owl Lag lard ea Lay Taws ilk Indy Gabs Lei., Stolid of Works, We War e* of Dilk, tbo Bed owl bownowthsioder, Kr. rod Lay Lodes NEW, ew pima la =swim The bow. Morava Hoary Twiny, A. 8., boo been leettlaiml e.pommels Amor Meiss=,Watso verest by the melepeellea et the Sew. R. W. We ( Weeder. now) dr ib worot to state that the Rev. G. C. Ombra I. lepelmay MIL The most mid ma of the Loam badly bow gewasced hI. woo b ands. THE CHURCH. THIT REMIT OT BT. 011ieS.--YestanieLthi RIM A. W. Themld, hes Om* d Wily Choral, Mow, ohs hes bo Oiseir4 n sophist MUNI Chmeller the et 11. weir. is oasmiss hi Dr. May et Ws, reel limed is, boobs bees lamest by solhoity ti do Dish. a LarioN i r t i 14pakis by. Me d Leaden hes appointed the Bev. G. B. Lye& ILA, Meg Maw of ilimilmosisli W higlo or Ws Led D ilai nt shehee meleseed the dae. Story eseis, RA., le heeded Corry al Damn% Mr* ex Woodmen_ la di 1111111111, void by the leel et tae.. W. IL 11. If eafors. ANC The eetry r n, b WI eemty, Is worst tri s r auv embe et do Rev. Dory Deploy_ hie bit ihs he dee ho shiribuie yews. Ms Woe is meth amity yot mom Irtsrr or ram PRINCE OS WALES TO THE Emmuc TAlJorum . firigtfplutima Mr br Fri"' Wabi br am = si vbill 16-ftwa " "''"ti Mr. Gibbs. bet Ihe sal blew bud Dempok • baba Lerblomy. Hie mesdni by Mem. Crabby, Mob =VI dose et tbe 4 tbeshm. pentad to 11 •11 do tiverlemis et So Wolbsbeist. by tbe si The • altuollea emor wads* sloseled arid tiqpbble 101111011111 ellb brrobrog. Doi* Time. Ito, sod be sweated milk pillesties elk Ids ANL Us ?mos or Welis.—Thr Primo or Yaks Yr orb 1s eat walk the rebel trabla Eta lays) ra ltl e Sillestle ripd 4 . l7 . bie wirrejk lotor, fir. ebbe, t res .ipi feb by their bosbos owe to tesibresisbobTb mot vas d the am et Idgmbob, bor ftbs‘ ebb eegiblly be gam palest, sot ~es^ osempeoled b try stmo TO" lOW re"OkrOMMllki to the bit. • bre we poem Med by lb. Drtgerbene, Oft( bor " link" Is • taw kid, oder DMe.t. Pray err sew op. arl bob my et blibi pew, bilk the mob et tbe pack et br bleb CT01.2. NOP Mr. Tosimpo's tem at Ilsosbo• sot bat of Mr. esedpek 4 the seer leall*, the on mar I • mg to the bib, b Abollea et Lb.; by board= Pons. Ihe Mop Rm. ems. te ibe tor, seer Ibitobssibity• ebb libilbe litselog ma of 44 ale rrbb ens sea tea imi Mot to ▪ the "spew" The "mg Plisse pole +a the bomb thoebbeb sod woe WI lb at be bib. sal Ss ben bovbi bib W blood sod Metes lb. stab woe bromiel Coked Mewl le bow oillinews wane limier—in m a = to Me& = lll 2 == vas ebbed ea Webb , ▪ serrltog • 'DM ma Is the bomb: woo MA Ms mei rosed Paha lo many bob l g e r mor b Nisbet be byes om sod Assad esomilba be so. kali SO Ilannoinitin assrea—Dtrt. Tin alibi Nan Sr erase of the Houle of Comm gas tbe mend ttlit webs et polborootby ht bens More% et bb bon to isoborresb. co Itersoloy Led bo• Odell asE u rbi Lira Wavy Lob Vbsoubt 11= 1 7:1 1 b = . aim Or Jam De Mr join Natt i er WMlns br D. Paw Itt= e. amp Aida Ifoolin LOX Or tbe Damao • Moo& Li r r=ft aill a 11149.4 AIWA= INA* Whiebb• in.& i g e. sew w mos Di O V inis lybibbee% 11. Q.Ca_Mo lea le. 11141., MA In pstror via levies es be swig t intiner, Ition 7, int Mon li, it MI /Watt pmetbely. ebt pact• The elba by Cheemi. esees=i insm y the Prim idee ha o Royal, mg M la* ha • es era barawhe 101 l her ea Ihitaiu sima. MelMPOstweel the Ma. C. Osey 66'61 MI The Mew esie ea limb* wikfla _Mee et Wehe ea Ifearfor anis ad watt to NaMorat.t Mows 6 the ellwamaol Ikat..othad Peresly. The Wm * leal . Dr. W ea Wl% er Althea tesveihr, be& es blerelsw with Primo lOW ca Friday, st Bacichighea Poleca. Joespit Pubes, M.P., Mre.w Arthar Arlason, mai Mr. Pagaria, ernthe Paha etietr pOtagem Mr. Owls, eel Mr. MetNey, hemmer y, et 68 Orel ftarele flairty. Bed ea blereiew with Who P Man erefaiat in ealmilLaa ogeme al the Grua lir& 116 Palma Th. mow el elms, aftwiell byMilLot.-0661 WWI sad Mr. AIM the Mee el lie Massa Telogsupb C i l he ga neme lli ths Deism et Oleos= Gieweider err" art Ihe pestorgdieseue locks 66e. Ha Wale bed Ammer party k the 1/112116. The 1■6161 ehe Deiten Omilddge lel Se Pris ms , the Takla azolarealar al Makers M the liasevaka MAW (066 r e m`*t Akers sed Lewis the Bari of the Oemilwee 6 Naselt, the 116 C. P. Mak lir Sella sal the bily warm fa weilhe to lbe Duehrs et Oalwiega. The bad gleget the Calluesa Groh wee ea duty dozing Omar, mil rei the Owelmee, .I.•Akale Wei" Q 0. C Vigo" °rim elcott. . om Mob " J. Pot Nowt, "Kaiser Adolph you Marakaer. Sorg end Mack The Beatiata of the Aka Quaddla i L egesdbe 'Raealim lageole" IL De Lars Bright. H. Lariat. 111ZreV ihe Owls ;sof stesetled it the eves*, sad I kt in eels dia .: 314" ar ed il ia. 111whals (16 go%fteme turligi rrir 1 I.teAtek int= the WY all Grilemsa el Ile Om% erg Ihe IMEN•Iie boosaholi e aeuelol Who herebe the whole algal Itedgeghrs Talmo The 1616 mai Tay Row. 6e lees of of Windsor 6111641. A Habit Ooteiea w bail tes Saturday, at the add adios at the Pint Lad of the Treasury, la Downiatekest. The 'dikter, present were Vieseemt Pedimilei, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Orinille, the Mistels of Lansdowoe, the Earl of Hanowby, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Secretary Labsedire,l.ord Plumley*, the Chan cellor of the Ezeirmiser, Sir Charles Wood, the ht Her. R. Tam Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderies, the Duke et Argyll, and the Right on. M. T. Sai nx t=Tiran lar e m enspi the ealtsl i ej the isa dett, 8.1 ... e ta et lb smilose Deemtjk= ir The Yis. J. mil ow e inbeiriell by Mr. Clay, BM W. IsyNAN. A ispeetelsn et its Allenft nentans ef the Nem d Onnows Ind as roirma Inellerrdw stAlbeJey en 1ey,211- be vlA,Vele. s66l ll44l= d abs, vim litnikos. Nam. J. H. * LIMA' musiumanni, Isawawd, mai Pam airlidile Wood University Ouninkien toe held rten d t r Zlini s erst i Z im_uoi setwiniasr en Weinnita3 : Jtril Tima ite terWes, the Haw &herd Twhislos, .d 8A Jahn west reeetved en thensky et the Casella ellethe Leg High Cominhekeer el the baba Wogs. Preparations are making for the reception of the Cann at Wirier Caleb, ea Meier, the id roxime. lier Wray, lie Sept Ingham Price Albert, mad the family Vill /Meet le Be~la Pelee, Privies@ to Me US el Werth, the asr ea which the Info bee been issassaid. Ea Iva Highborn Ifs Doi= al Kg" who ham be® weft i Fggigagiellosig, hind Is Oar suer High. . . =sir Prime= gif] sad the Prim- ems !adore. His Royal Worm ea Duke d Cankike vaa to tampon the whole elate loops la amp at Mango*, at 12 o'clock today. His Excellency the Ambsamador el France and the Neater de Pinker tatteedsei et Now het molt, et .11.1bmtigete Nor, lie Pasillsacy the Poutegesee Meister awl the Ceesers levtedin Ids isedkaq tb NNW= Mike, N. Ikeenwiey Seel& NOW Nabsta Nediedel, the Prime i le Nageme. Ne INN& Chervi CASING sal Theatis Cal" Slid • mint abalw. Tbe sots. Beresteri Jed her faint daughter are poareeeho awawobly. VW 112jrati lb. Qom e;wl es Friday, sad mei OD hatordoy, to bighorns to the bed& el the coder. A red mow otwolao dSe erfelocnoy bare wilel dodo( the loot two bap at lii ouhlewee d the Pruden Leatitoe. _ _ . -—-. . . . • The Dyke mad Dueler of Bedhrd arrived in town, to Bgareq, trim Wotan Abbey. The Dub of Roxburgh* has left the Clarendon try Bream* Nek, Naar, A.H. Nrineennt Fabian* he left the Clarendon for Roma Cut* war lialatase. Lord sal Lady Hatherten have left town for St. Leamearera.lite. E keraadp Gee*. a mite at rooms at Warkey's Vieierle Hotel. ca the Zipbald& Vienne lad Vieeerateee Paired= entstained at ias, in filmy/ aneateg, at Cmaddlipe Zama dr fothatheHelYpdeled pity thseeissey the Meth . mkt Imo% the Issalksay the lemith thdeMr ead the Opeethee engem**, its /theathisey the thethiseee thither ad the Comer Lamas, the boy ibe prides Witheer, Ism Ned Harmer Nitholay, theme Path% fie Bed art Oenthen of Ithaftethory, Lrd /aim Lar wry lairal, Os Wm. Km WO= Cowper, mod Mr. Sams theekselL After the lamest Lady Parr. dat bed ea eseently. - . The Right Hon. R. V. Smith, M.P., and Mr& Sedlitlai the keen of eutertsining d inar kir Royal Mialasis ths Gourd Command* la SIM sa Saturday evemba, at their residence h Sadie-rev. The Allow* owe YAW to IMIld kis royal *Mew —TY Doha mad DwhinsflWad,theMamie of Landman Or Maple sad Mssobisans d Clarinda, Vienna MI VIIIPMMINO P aka& Ste Lord Chid Justice, Vacant Cordnank Right than. Sr C. sad Lady Mary Wood, sad Mr. Detirkg Shaliks, M.P., sad Min Shariden. Colonel the Pisa. Jams Mordeasid was fa suradeac• as he Duke d Canhiap. lady Koleawadit ashatalasi at dimmer at Friday emirs Si ber emlimes Y Matospilari, tia Nam* of Trodown4 gaff 111,1111 m Bissii. dr Ma ga at and conk Massie Tsrrington, tas Hon. /M. Nodes, Lord Bray Omihalams, M.P., Mr. M. Mho, M.P., Dow ager Lady Msisswertio, Tirane Pdhlena, Viscountess Maranon, Viscera Csidsoms, M.P., Od. ties Hon. Cecil Porencr, M.P., Mr. D. Osistak ILL„ fa The Lord Bishep d Leiglata:kavisi now gone into embismes la Laois sexy poi at St. James's Ow* la the edlssess• w Mr lot aid SIM %Maya M met meth while ba MINNA& We regret to athelaMO Ss death, which took Ira as Pridsy at, st Lag Tres nallar, alb at Mr Jobs Made War, Dert, Y.P. deasend lady teis eldest desabeer at Mr. flume Wilma Paths, sad Naar if Mr. Joie WOWS Pala/10 Y.P. far Learridra sad esealad Sir J. Jas. SOUL It I. sasnauthat singular that the father of the late ERA of Neeeepeid Sal abile retriesiss to Harwood Haas ether bustbe; ant the sal abase than bra thee aseuresd bed Moe Faith* threowly soaped meths Is iory ar 1 death. la the lathe et Waterloo be wee canted di Ids lap by the Waft sta era, at mains& as prousest Wary; Ent sheen eta psis ether that be was &Albs eat/owl of 0.. w, Lie entbt, skis a as bath is his brat, tad did amts Yew le Mese other mar, be ant ar nose to Me loath* Its labula boa ablates if was essayed than be ass castesth e Dnagarra- user kaborradr. Ha _ _ hold* As ir may pen bad hew seed as a mete' Mir, wee mi. Ore* ea wig la a hedge dial awned gm *M a am& sew elatayber a sheep set GM yes Ind la the lieltem et dr Ile hid feet sad bp d *ekes, boar adtablid le the bet, the eadesel wee Soma dm, sad to Ito dm* le get bye it Wald or geralkidis ea the beed. MIA., eseiread *Ware of the *alb _ _ _ . _ The bide Ddleierat Beatatis gave a grand As ea ,_ ha es tied even the Salim Nakame awl la aleabin et the &PM althea. se. dant ea GOY. The Meat of /WM erl the Prim de thasershemrLlip was Nang the rows. Lad Napier was ate of the passengers on board the Pa* which hit Limpet for Not Yak ca tatardep LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE EVACUATION OF GREECE BY THE FRENCH TROOPS. News boa been reoeived at Toulon that the steam I frigates which were sent to bring back the Frer.ch corps of occupation in Greece, left the Pincus on the llth inst. They are expected in the Tonkin roads from one moment to another. AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN CHIEF. (IT DZITISE AND SUBMARINE TBLIORAPII.) (non o OWN coassnonzirr.) LIVERPOOL, MONDIT. The Ocean Chief, Captain Tobin, belonging to the Black Ball line, arrived in the Mersey this day at 10 a.m. She left Melbourne on the 2nd of December with sixty passengers and 72,812 ounces of gold in specie. The Blackwell sailed six hours previously, with the mails for London, and had on board 80,678 oz. gold. The Marco Polo arrived at Melbourne, Dec. 1, with the English mails of Sept. 6. The Mermaid was to sail for London early, and the White Star, for Liverpool, on 27th December. Ministers had been defeated on a trivial question. Parliament assembled on the 25th, and elected for speaker Dr. Francis Murphy. Although the opposi tion was dissatisfied with the address, no discussion was raised on it. Her Majesty's ship Electra, for Porte:sleuth, had on board upwards of 15,000 ounces of gold. The current Wes for gold were 31. 16s. 3d. for Bendigo and Alexander ; 31. 16s. 9d. to 31.175. for Maryborough, Avoca, and Korong, and 31. 18s. for Ballarat. The amount of gold shipment for 1858 was 2,836,000 oz. Some extraordinary nuggets aro reported to have been found. Money was 7 per cent. for under, and 8 per cent. for over, 90 days. At Melbourne business had improved. Wool con tinued in good request, at high prices. Fleece from 176. to 21d., and scoured from 20d. to 221 d. The quantity of gold brought to Melbourne for the week was 46,010 ounces. The Blackwell had on board 754 bales of wool, besides tallow, &c. The Ocean Chief brings 1,995 bales of wool, be sides tallow, &c. The Admiral, Dec. 12, Orwell, 23, Austral, 25 Copenhagen, Jan. 10, and Cairngorm, Jan. 20, were intended to be despatched from Melbourne for Lon don. The Royal Charter and Oneida were still out. Oold at Melbourne ranges at 78s. to 78e. 3d. per ounce. The mining accounts are very favourable. The labour market was well 'applied, but female servants were in good demand, and wages were advancing. The dates of the Ocean Chief are Melbourne, Dec. 2, Sydney, Nov. 28, Hobart Town, 23, Laun ceston, 24, Adelaide, 24, Western Australia, Septem ber 28, and New Zealand, October 11. (IT siscratc TzLimier') MONDAY. The Alhambra, with the Peninsular Mail, twenty four paisesgars, 12,000/. to spade, sad a modsrate cargo, has arrived. The dates are—Chbraltar, Fah. 16; Csdis, 17; Lisbon, 19; Vigo, 20. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have received !des of journals from the Cape. Mord." to the tirailiests Dora Jorrnal, the UMW la British Katmai& "re frakeybg their cattle with the soma meld= dirsard at the tabs% alwasrds bring harshend every lasik;" but the boat *ask the Xeg Mime • Arm 6=o, earl= as maths ot anything of las kind. The Joarredsico daps 11mi thin Is • erase tirieram- Claus' to celarba Oa prod;"—while the lienthr Pon, mew Graham's Tama mar, Miss that a prism of dm Tacalsardies hal Arra* Wpm to piss ." Assam Graham's Tows papa rya that lbw& " there is ant mad; sews, this arm to bo sa arm saratioa shag lits ler. tar marquall iota the carismil stedieg last is gig am, ad the esavisisa that the Lib • graft Iwo aidiarad disordms N errs dart, sal wit or p vlikselorkg ; sal the mar work of Christmas, se whkit lies the Irks ars wartto brad o r" —. . . - it theenter et gellselosesekei tor Jewesle The eieweeisa sekeeTsteaki heed peuese stl as imaiinemeypseilsdres. 1 dm; I les he sits ai relpesele he wake eipereehe The ewe Clem elite hell he Tap IlkebtLaia, bat se Lee. yew sek:sai le Os srelde hese Os Reg se Ike It I weft lbs velem he Wei emellei le ke le QUM ne h 1 ~A Amoy Ile Mataligair moot of la semi eresideel epee le Vilna Wham, esseeekr d ILX. sissols,l2:P a r SI the mew Se T le Ihe =lee ere le doe meet st Teems le we ,Mr Mee= essesehr estesel bike he ems et the NOW Ile lessil, es Eska. The I aim% lei lea polibell he se m eel et Wit ems le hese midst Is Ws ease set deeming le re 1111.11 NP. Wiig he aseseeelly whist Illr Illers see wake*, ball N wee tee ot be awe, ihe ma eiliely drew tree seek • firate de ei ek Ttelhers Isese. Tatissislyho anti de Ws Is lls Ise& esl„ sir a e rn^ seereled le Yee 6 fres the aeselli at lease Iskry le NNW dm a esossepa IS Ns hsei• Ire eel k the Ove kw isadDes.l4—"Tio palls love ea arAerrt. ekes* et Jager et the idle eel keeressiettes kik Akre OMSK is a mesa et semi lei lied eleselse TY isemkellea et the ear ewe eseeemel yereeke,ted ele bsessekesillelkeses to ?Miley eel. 'M iiill areetae Ile Mowelperesees res., left hese froisd at ses=azd test e r le le a peewee km 4 E dd ie . b,.. aseilly i sm eielles it k NI esolime hoped et We libeires, ea de esille. Ike !d. e ills. gees Ile Ind whose Its Erie Ye eseerne, sod we ben nem le lips Ike es dee pslime ell ase l ee r eke to NW vire mg le emessory et Irk els ekes worthy at Se Ism floe els el a r i s e N. ek seal eel the awls if pleb is be tween seer. The irss apelmeals me for eel Wok Temesssa koksmillie, These loam!, eel kweese, erl Maki sear &Ew ing, orerm. hoed, ma woke stie are she week le grovel mew& day's amsksthe. es see wetly aralhe addhere w es =rest Nei sekeMay. The i T alis eal sell sulk term ma eseeslesse la Tbuirillse ism" pi I I • • One Vim ; le Mere eel Ye& Ill q ewe do amid el= leeek le Isee, New, aellmetyhTeseleosel thereto Is a areasertibty mills le let pellesee An interesting meeting has just taken place at Pule The French Protestant chrome, with the eiders end dower of all the Protestant cluraehis, have 03 30 to gether to prepare a " fraternal bat severe ennonetrance" to the Prettetint slavehaiders of America. The address, which his been Intel extensively elgard, erste that Protestantism bus bars charged with its tolmatka of slavery, and confutes the Antietam Protentants to w:pe oat this reproach. _ _ _ lettiorfiew Betwatapaestates that a crowd of tealNtsglak rem* trodsh, Italians, Algerians, sag Tworsawoo Ihe ism* podia et Ike city. BUM Lim is eggibisi Arad= ..debt at lone. Br , is Topluell as giselpatmelery in tin easamiseks _ . aft Demo= by Y. VZa uexmann, peivy die. Mee the abmilsin of the American Bente wu pnenellog ti olden on the 9th bat, en lame rut ap promini W Is* and held up hie bend as If wilowsilds, Os the esth steam. 17pon the easehuien of dr prim be Yet a Net, but was elected by the *Me* notw9heland- Ing his nerd protest eggnog the violation of lie senseorkel 1 0 6 . • printing, by M. Ingres, representing a naiad (ash) carrylag • *Am ea bey !wad, ;am j••• been par. ebastd, by Count Ibidifiri, for 25,000 loam EXPRESS FROM PARIS. CMS Ovi Owx PARIS, ficxnat EVEMNO. Swaz a Dimanehe Gras as to-day has never been keen within the memory of man—at all events never when the day has fallen so early as the 22nd of February. We have had a clear blue sky and a soft balmy breeze, reminding one of the finest possible day in the month of April. The crowds that thronged all the great streets in their Sunday clothes, running after the procession of the Scent Gras, bought with avidity the pamphlets sold in the streets about the comet to whose influence this extra ordinary weather is now universally attributed. The Bceuf Gras of to-day is named "Qu'en dire ton ?" To morrow "Pritendant" will make his entry into PDX* notwithstanding the doubts which were entertained whether the government, which warned the Gazette de France for its article on the fusion, would allow a beast bearing such an equivocal name to be paraded through the city. Due Guillaume, said to be the finest of the three chosen animals, is reserved for Mardi Gras, on which day the cortege will pass be fore the Emperor and Empress, at the balcony of the Pavillon de l'Horloge, at the Tuileries. The Itid, , pendance ventilates a rumour that the Emperor and Empress will be crowned at Rheims in the month of August. The same journal says that at the forthcoming general elections all the present members of the Corps Legislatif will be again the government candidates. I doubt this latter piece of news very much. It is certain that many of the deputies must have given great offence, both by their speeches and votes last session. The Preset says in its weekly commercial review: . . Morley for discoOnting purpo►es Is beginning to reappear in the Insaking-hormea, and the benefit of it to trade la already perceptible. A certain movement is noticeable which masa to protege a serious revival in Wainer. 'Whenever the Bank of Francs shell think it. position sallciently fa vourable to resume discounting at 90 days, the shops will certainly buy largely of the manufacturers, to recruit their almost exhausted stock. There le every MGM to hope that this wished-for moment is now not very remote, and that during the spring maths treerrections will become very active. The Feria warehouses have received some smell orders for England this week. Commissions have also come in from the United States, and letters from New York give hopes of a movement there. The American market is beginning to ror short of Preach goods. There is however, little ameliorstiou in the menufectwing districts of Abram Adrian from Lyme', Melon and Amiens, are tole rably favourable, bat sales are everywhere checked by tha high prices of raw materials. At the Little Bowie on the Boulevard, the Rente rase to-day 20c, closing at 70fr. 15e. A report has been circulated that M. Villemeasant, the editor of the Flyare, had fought a duel with a gentleman who felt offended by something he had written about M. Millaud's grand banquet. The spirituel writer of the Figaro has indeed fought • duel, but not on the subject alluded to. He called out a M.—, on account of an article in the Polichirulle. Swords were the weapons chosen, and the affair ter minated with some scratches on both aides. __ _ _ --- The Princess Ira Czartoriaka, daughter of Prince - - Adam Czartoryski, was married, yesterday, to Count Jean Dzialyitski, son of a noble landowner in the Grand Duchy of Posen. Cheret, the celebrated entreprealur of banquets, whose reputation is European, died suddenly of apoplexy yesterday, at the age of forty-eight. He was the youngest of fire sons left by the founder of the well-known house, whose windows, stored with the rarest and most expensive fish, game, vegetables, and fruits, attract the attention of all the prome naders in the Pallas Royal. Almost all the London Sunday papers arc seized to-day, on account of their comments upon the Emperor's speech. The ramie comprises the Ex aminer, Spectator, Leader, and Saturday Review. PARIS. SATURDAY EVISINO. Yon have probably beard that an eminsary from the King of Naples has arrived in Paris this week, with the view of persuading the Emperor's govern ment to accept the recent (so called) amnesty, as a tall compliance with all the demands made by France, in conjunction with England, previously to the withdrawal of the ambassadors. I learn to-day that the personage in question is no other than the agent of the Argentine government, who signed the treaty with the King in virtue of which the political prisouers whose irons it is proposed to strike off are to be transported to the territory of that republic. This man is a notorious slave owner. Serious doubts are entertained not only about the fate of the prisoners, whenever they may reach their destina tion, but even as to whether the majority of them will ever go there alive. I under stand that the English government lately sent a note to Naples, demanding some explanations on this head. Some guarantee is said to be required that the prisoners will be confided to humane hands, properly treated on the voyage, and placed in a rea sonably comfortable position when they get out. I have no means of knowing in what spirit the French Emperor receives the explanations offered by the extraordinary envoy who comes here on the part of the King of Naples to support a treaty made with himself. Bat there is reason to fear that Lords Palmerston and Clarendon, out of regard to the Austrian alliance, are greatly disposed to patch up the Neapolitan business on terms which the English nation will certainly not think satisfactory. The Bourse has been a little less brilliant to-day, although the market is still very buoyant. The Mee of 1 per cent. which has taken place in the course of the week was thought by many to be too rapid, and a good many sales were made in this persuasion. ,%yers, however, came forward freely upon every fall, and after a good deal of fluctuation within the range of I per cent., the •Rente closed at 69.95 for account, with a fall of only sc. For cash the last price was 69.90, being a rise of 10c. Mobilicr rose 10f. A large business was done in Lyons, Mediter ranean, Orleans, and Grand Central shares, in consequence of the negotiations set on foot between those four companies. Mediterranean rose 10f. and Orleans 5f., but the fluctuations in the other two lines marked in afallof sf. in Lyons,and2f. 50e. is the Grand Central. Bezier was in great favour, in emeequence of two influential names having been added to the direction. The shares rose lOL M. Boinvilliers, the reporter appointed by the Council of State in the matter of the prepped tax upon railway shares and other joint stock eampsite stock and negotiable securities, presented his report to-day. It appears that the majority at the email recommend a tax of 2 per cent. only upon the income Of the companies, and that the minority would have it a little higher-2I per cent. The government, it is said, means to support the larger figure, but even this is much lighter than the transfer duty, which was originally contemplated, would be, sad the rumour of the Council of State decision, which found its way to the Boone, occasioned very general satisfaction. A CAPE /EDGE ON HIS CIRCUIT—FATAL Aca- DENT.—The A(hert Titan (Coped Geed Here) stateiss the iamb's :--"We reawleit weeks seeilkat, sanded wits low d Ilk WY& leg be_ d Doffs retinue. Oa lhilsy music be B Oehelleig la lie rut Invitee wields, bat bray oh width hi Oat dw, he yes sew =be Ow des ea dm Mi The peepotelime was ask to susame l ibil h e rTemseT i a l thsa been* et the time). Ths party lad set prosseied ihr di the Meer tomemeed thet • rim, the_ Ilia Ors" was MI, a 4 M ist it would Its twareshbe ihr then to wens. La air wee given te wham do berm sad tale tbui Swaney le r to eeebielhom lodide hap. The etsit dr awes, driver iradrr shawl Ws dr Aar, a 4 lie hones w e norms" mai la ala i or or =sM eleattere mot Mealy thulium Oas eye with pi eah - bat the err we se sorry to lay, was Oste[ tis home caly two WWII isteemel, let the woe • te lienda Woes= Bo ieta of the het set lea tvert. Sup BA twely Ate tiedeleg oadelmet fast sear el the !sear fa ths adegmetleed, 1•11111 Mi hie journey Ms ea Illmict." UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF TIIE ARABIA. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. The British and North American Royal Mail steamship Arabia, James Stone, Esq., commander, arrived to the Mersey at 6.30 p.m. The Arabia sailed from Boston at noon on the 11th, and at 10.45 p.m. on the 12th reached Halifax, from which port she sailed for Liverpool at midnight the same day. The Arabia has made a capital passage, having on the 14th and 19th logged 300 miles; and on the 20th, 30.5 miles. She passed the Royal Mail steamer l'ersia at 6.30 p.m. to-day, off Point Lynx,. She passed the American ship Washington, for this port, and several other ships bound up Channel. The Arabia brought 74 passengers, and 200,799 ' dollars in specie. I The intelligence by the Arabia is three days later than was brought from New York by the Amp. There is no political news of any importance ; the treaty negotiated by Mr. Dallas and Lord Claren don upon the question of Central America, had been referred by the United States Senate, after a discussion in secret session to the committee on foreign relations. It was said at Washington that many . parties in Congress were anxious to stop the investigations of the secret committee on alleged corruptions. All kinds of influence had been brought to bear upon their ao- tion for the purpose of rendering it unimportant I and it was hinted that the report would be kept back until too late to consider it without hazard to important bills. A terrible freshet has visited Troy, Albany, and ether places on the Hudson. The heavy rams so swelled the river as to break up the ice, which col lected below and dammed up the river. Albany and Troy were almost submerged. Immense hasbeen done to property in both cities. The Hu son River Railroad has suffered very considerably— portions of the tressel-work across some of the bays below Hudson having been swept away. No trains sea get through. Freshets have also occurred in the Genesee, Delaware Susquehanna, Schuylkill, and ether rivers, in which the destruction of property is represented to be enormous. The following letter describes some of the extraordinary scenes of distress OM this calamity involved : Albany, Feb. 9. As was anticipated, the tremendous flood of last night way slone.d damage to an amount impossible at present to metier tors, but which cannot fail to mach two millions of dollars. All last night the city was the scene of the utmost confusion sad excitement. the terrors of fire and water bong let loose upon the inhabitants. The citizens were engaged all hit arming on the docks and in the lower part of the city in re. shoving goods and stowing them away in the second stories of storm and buildings, where it was thought the flood would sot nisch ; but these cakulations proved erroneous. About half-pset ten o'clock the ire commenced moving in the Awe with tremendous force , threatening the bridge in State strut for soma time. The water rose so rapidly that all those working on the docks and gievs were compelled to ✓ake a hasty retreat. The water 111 the river continued Was until five o'clock this messing, when it reached a point three het higher than was ever known before. The entire lower pert al the city is flooded as high as Otelltv street. The treat parts of Herkimer, Hudson, Lydias, Hamilton smiths parallel streets aro submerged to the** stories of the kriga in them. The streets between Broad way and the rim re navigable by boats. When the peat flood coonienesd It was about two o'clock in the and the water roes sr k lee minutes. Ples= bad retired to bed MAW tbsosalves *fa war aware by horsemen, who NIP IMO& the watt, lairaiar SO as doors of 110116111 10 SOS= is skip* le a isms 4 *dr danger. The via* adadta prwailed. pa.* Os hnrir_sarts of es ray tardy smayarlft tads Ewa • lop amber of arab dead bo a brier—Sbeir brllsoffm sad cries Wks adtmot Weir ear—crsmi fawns. Abort 3 o'clock dr slam bib awa w/sdiletwwya Imes were diamond Ws/ft OM Ism plasma Mina:ail the city. C. Wawa rd Oafs linb Ida sad as floalli4lare sad Ina& • k Olbssa rad *I, sod way al Yes Sot of Otwohotessk sal W. Oatal Om Mil arcs, at the pima wen sll ia lams • at • aim *ma having la ma ewe Ignited Om* fibs dindombrig et how The t d the vats ssamell latroiblo for the seem is mil the mar dOa sails hut the frarn aut ef k boa* vali bails* sad the Imo Is is band*. "bun Say allsat ebb ffms Or mid charred, and the weak= in*, cold. TlT i rer W e World, Wag la Ikea se amvall's atom_ he, and was waded lain ask * arab* cargo. nas 4,000 lamb* of cora sa bank Or metz of Wanda and Co. la Or pram' Bail a d is inalsollb as give old/ft 100 a *baits • dea• *mad account el Ihr akaity. Rome paean of read Ins %lag laa, sad Xree paha* ago& Twelve gird %r% dire WWI% es slam trips I. Gant isia H. H. Drat we Isar. mg las amilwour ea ass awn fa, Or tad wake a busk libm***l l4 /E lawdred rad Any heel a auk mos ism* Ain y. A number at lienme, wild la dm patireme it is My, were ersrasL boas la ftlrfalliscassit lads vas badly damsel hybia, oragrd brims 111Wellf slimier. Two re fins walla it banes vasties the dyer Ibis osadar lbws shwa Oa MI" sad •Or trot rf or et tie brassa._lllls. issa. nibs Is am to be hirebrumbis Ton Wes Wl* sad le mass Is saes Msg. • pals maw boo Ira ailed by rearipowarat Maws le AM, sminas fr it. wad et the sallser. Orriml sham dais ban ban sealed during the useuro TM dm* ass • ssasaat sass of excitement and diara. famed hallow dad it boded district were landed this srandag. Outreaches assatmts arc given of the condition of the fleet of sr 'chant vessels frozen in and aground at the month of Chesapeake Bay, to whose assistance the steamer James Adger was sent a week ago. The Samuel Russell and the Sultan, large ships with valuable cargoes, are both badly situated; in ea* of a gale they would be sure to be wrecked. Some lives have been lost from this fleet, and a great deal of suffering from cold and hunger experienced. About 300 German emigrant passengers, after a deal of privation, were rescued, nod expected to arrive at New York by railroad. ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO. LIVERPOOL,Sumuy, 10 r.w.. The steam ship Kangaroo, so long frozen up in the Delaware, was off Holyhead at five this after. noon, and will be in the river to-night, and sail again on Wednesday, her advertised date, for New York. DEATH AT AX ELEPHANT HUNT. The Care Town pepersbring news of the death of Professor Wahlberg, a man of distinction in hia native cots. try, Sweden, and who for some time past has been engage! ia Missal Nag in the interior of the Cape. The undo** pedemen was killed by an elephant while bunting to the nes* rat of Lake It appears that havieg 01141404 Wed, and on foot, to attack on be W timis to rho his Fun to Ina shoulder ere he a had to green& end pinioned between the tusks et the imarged anbri. Hie ritie wee discovered brim abort Off at the rut b the deb*. The Darner who access pried Yr. Wa/dborg ghee the following reser of the in meta* eerier : .We pereeded," odd the men, " from the worse in a rierely direction, and on the day of oar fter*e we ✓ent epos the quo of a young leatephe which we islierd until the dist day, when ve erns up to him It with tree ether, tee of width warm shot; =was killed by Ifrairsan. Throe we teediermi en the 'per ot the two merreing ere, ene of which we with sod abet en the ishrwrg day. The bath ramileg we sewed the reek et the pang bull which welted taro up en the day Of bring dr waggons. Net berg _able le core up with him before sightfidi, we slept Asa we ited des en previous occasions) rift grit% The and thy, hungry, and haviag second to shoot a wins, we for the night The *rag day, stM con on the track, we reeched a rley where we rouriced. Nest namitivie passed through a senor eitered co the beaks el a river called Tirolekle or Taurreis Livierelen's ay). The iebehitente wee tra Doketra treat Thus is sing we obtained caseme paridnt oar ars 's mo dt cake day v•• Mimi ld* erre* the young elephant, width we heal WV bie tierr = y e , : ct%titp=rd do wte~ . SWIM and liras:tan used three shots here delibent width then tied towards the rhwa whre we seta hod and overtook him. Mr. Wei& berg now sent us forward to turn the towards a point when be took op position in =re intercept lulu. We aseeeriad, and having fred aad al him, he ran furred, la car direction of our rotor, bat ed of range. Mr. WWllarg, acempried by a Bet i ran her the werlt we had prod threngh, then Mewed hie we Shorty tirse bairn tens eboat *roads& we horrid tiler war rester but bed not proms* erne we met dr %ohms in trodden brie tw We inquire' kr Mr. Welessrg, end ore rid the& dr cies pier lel esurkt bin I=g to the spot we Mull ray* deer*. reerr, lai g the earned Uri he ll = "dile& There weer eiga =body Toe hod* ruldeted es t h e n eig We ceretally collected end is L TEE SPANISH WEBS INDIA MAIL STEAMERS. A deapatch from Madrid dated Feb. 19, rays that in March seat • Dew adjudication will be proceeded to of the dela bast service between the PminsuU and the Antilles. 13;4 bra et Xi am i~'~'^~