The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-18 00:00:00

PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. .1 Downie-maim Pu I&— k Tho Qom has boa Irto its reasdo Jamoto NotgLoor s zlitz a Dot ts, om Abomillor MA, Willa UNA likali k irl Crows. Dull J ims David abbe. ad AAA StDotiA W alk s Is leontes dohs Oomill din lea mai Rt. IlionostA AYE. Mau Aims= AA to birth= et Its WAWA" Cowl of dot lin& I. Illemook Boq,, Is a d *. **Calm ; mi d . C. A. Mai& A. • & owl W. Pourifroopoft for OM WSW. 2.I =ORT Fa& 2..--no Lai el the Throw bate optolatol dr Ws. lima Mop* to CliotCommitimr, owl Sr Redone Rego% lot, be b. Amisteme Ceeinleekoer irr OM ado of Wombwell Gioia is tY Wodlailso. Catnrwarnc2. FEL 17. Mioalsors mimed to woe It doe wont poollotooL—Cout i a l teo : Steil Ms. &am ll b lialkikr d : INA , lab la ilroosto Oar ItooLObolos Illostisp.swor Virsest lietiv i zotta le As limas of Plows.—Cloy Mow AEC Clot, tt Clatmilio4qmoot. to sou* et Ifiltiktos., So Tom ft CA Mud Niel, Dot, vet Yr Os SEM t Illtoomil et I (t bor 3k Joe. 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Ira Re IT DWI ALL OFTIVISITII ADTERTIIIIMONTIL It 6 laessoothse, sod. time. resew to Ns Ora IMF rign me ar i z as e iyi = la. poor Mk madame/ dud a &MOWN milks ere hriri a. ol sr sworn Is the limiest: or at Lades. le be . balers' leo Wet 04 . 4 1 PUMA sly paillim ell. es eiddredee. three* tho =.erdeltle rressay II as Mid. ter varier. pand to IT 14.14 a. win. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUN TRY b. 'VINING POI?, st I.e. 61 pm perrist s 4 =XIOIIII lILDDOI, Wpm Alheity•inst. sael New Agial PRE PUBLIC end the TRADE are reminded THE dot tbn S. bp SUPPIJILD wit b IN° lII= at INN pus 4, as J. 011110011.111 l Wboboals Breknelpg imp Ofte.S. Plesvpnwarp.t. Propoaleopt. Pa&tiottes. EA i ILY Z NEWS LENT TO READ, tram 8 a.m., rate :I%oo,irvir mp ak THE EXPREBB.—The PUBLIC and TRADE SUPPLIBD aven t M d O. /TIMM DA W LIT TO la r ILT LBW*aft& I HE EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC sad TRADE me DAILY NSW' NU ea =ming. be expregig. 4ftstbseab INlNTAriiir —l TlVai;il;7* - 1;;Iie imbill row. Ma be at Is Oftb, 111. IlesysileAreet. by Tee Mut at ebb Yu at pablisedss. as to his general, and especially his foreign, policy. Then Perßement will be in a sitnation fully and Healy to pronounce as opinion on his Government, and to give or to reran its cos/Mena. There will of cause be per who can and nothing but factions hostility in those noommenda , dons of Lord lows's. We maims that we arc of another mind. Lord JOHN'S persona position ia no doubt ono of considerable delicacy, and it is very easy for political malice to distort his move ments and misconstrue his objects. But this is abundantly clear, that for Lord Jews Resent. to be silent on an occasion like the present would be to compromise his own position, and deprive the House of the benefit of his great experience without in any degree assisting the Government. int while Lord lonx Ruserxes suggestion is at once intelligible and constitutional, the course which Mr. DISRAELI now appears inclined to built on is hazy and impracticable. If we can comprehend what it is he aims at, it is a Budget of Expenditure and In.. come for the next three years at once, in place of the Budget for 18.57-8 which Sir Contdtwatr, L•wle has opened. To have raised in a direct and open manner the question of the Army and Navy Esti mates, and to have taken the opinion of the Howse of Commons on their amount, and on the sufficiency or insufficiency of the economy practised, would have brought Mr. DISRAELI into collision with that largo section of the Tory aristocracy which has always advocated large military establishments, and a protege expenditure in those branches of the pub lie service in which they are personally interested. That is a course which the necessities of party would not permit Mr. DISRAELI to take. To have :net the Budget by a Resolution to adhere rigidly todhe arrangement of 1833, and to manes at saes the Income Tax to fivepence in the pound, would have placed Mr. Disarms in the dilemma of giving in his adherence to the Succession Duty, which, though an essential part of that arrangement, it is now evident the Tories seek to repeal as soon as the Income Tax is got rid of in 1880. In that direc tion danger lies. To have proposed a reference of the Armyand Navy Estimates to a select committee is a course which, though by no means an unusual one, an independent member regardless of office only can take. Mr. Disaasu's position after the Budget was, it must be confessed, • difficult one. Sir Contutwatt Ltwis cut the ground on which he pre- Timely stood from under his feet, and left hint sur rounded by a choice of difficulties. As usual, Mr. DISRAELI has selected the most impracticable and absurd of all the courses open to him ; and means to move the following resolution : That, la the eplaka et this home, a would he onpsid, Woe sanction* the &nada envansomols dm the nudes par, to stoat the ostheatei teems sod ”saillosa Y tie meow whisk shell appose boot seem do weeny spirt the nth at • aisiere to the rem 10814 mil 1869-60, sad to melds nit • bares of wars sal rum rweortively to the your MS= nay plms kiln power of porliamsat et that pound, wlthint astentrunos the rename, aortae, to exit the Yams " Sufficient for the day is the evil thseseV The CRANCELLOR of the Excaeausa's lar=ded sr reapers* for 1857-8 hove lir a erpho 8e0,0001., and his estimates of the Mears 001 at mature of the years 1858.9, meat 111/1414 foie Ma with surplus beyond the ospeaddree et dr bet year drier at 3,000.11401. a yaw * art dr brewed ad st the Army sold Wary. ail the ismer &sip he Mood of war Mt sad ler oinking fund, Weal Act st 1118. To se dear than this is to Aire Of Idris queer et saner estimates, grant% sal supepdedsoe, to kild aides in the air so to doillso o sr to harsh IMF limos at aus at iota elliodeds* That whisk Ms law damns hies art to dial with is the hismoss a i n e s ciiture it the year* 18574. It will he he sod a alma Me.s to condier the Mum et 1859.60. drib es =milling, beirever, to Ohl art with or to Mask the dodps of 1867, Mr. Dbillsll couches by bra % Ask t ram will s rid says, " I won year do Mr serest year, because it der NM puseMe al dr peril* seatingewries of two years with tibia it hoe mein to do." Did perversity and ham ever p heats f Oar *Theis amoral reran is, we repeat, an an nal one I ail Asada lien our oonstitutional safety. The Navy end Any. 4ited kr a year only, are *ab jured to aria verebra, sal, if necessary, annual esilastim. do saw is our Girl expenditure. The falattat dAe Mk the civil list, the judicial and dbleres, and ems other small services only are chemise on the Consolidated Fund. But Treasurs resolution proposes, if it mean any thing, that • Home of Commons which most be dis solved before 1860,—without estimates, without assemity, in total disregard of what the next two years may produce r -shall not only regulate the ex penditure of the year 1867-8, but positively fix the expenditure of the next two years. The very notion is absurd. It is an attempt to adjust for three • ' ' " ' years prospectively that which varies annually ; and at no period is it users ressonablo to an ticipate that there annual oscillations will in volve a gradual annual diminution of the oast of MI; military establishments, than in the East three yeses of peace. Mr. Thseszu will in . . . dulge in nosoch antiCipations. To do so would not suit his purpose. Finding no deficit in the present, he discovers cos " Wain in the future," and enters into a Quixotic attempt to provide for what there is really no serious rums to apprehend. If the Opposition dsson the estimates too bigh— ead we by no means say they are not—it is their eon . stitutioneil duty to appals - and try to eednee them. If they regard the general male of expenditure pro posed by the Government as extravagant, it is their place to attempt to abets that extravagance. If they think the financial statement of the CZANCELLON. of the Exclexqum deludes, they are under a moral obligation to expose its fallacies. If they're et opinion that the Budget does not sußeiently meetthe general necessities of the country, by all mains let them put that question to the vote of the House of Commons. My etas of those manes would be simple, plain, and intelligible. Bet Mr. DISBAILI'S resolution evades all that is simple at constitutional ; it seeks to involve the Rouse of Commons in a novel and inexpedient career of theme. Bo far from in any way menring in the next two years a reduction of talks. its tendency is to fix expenditure new at a rags which Ministers will, were it adopted, regard is a antract between Parliament and the Orsreremend. And it limits the power of the Hoene of Comm own the. bxpeaditare of 1858, 1859, and ilb -it to asps= a teak in 1857 which is berm' eron fie omnipotence ot the Legislature to pads. Cm VOIIELINEOR OE SEWITIL—TeIIit Rimy &alert y ler lee Reemeek pine b eam =2 P•mosak i id ti t is io i dler. De. Leat_ft, ogee • mark ~a le Whew Is as along : 110 ken the wok blue • relkety she leak the smile et does Yee Ma boa 74 le leo el dr pieleilles week a ; al awe man hue Mew et le reefe, wee ilme mwere essheei sit dee ea her se tete boyeretz Feb on et dues, se like we alt ow Bela wee see Mgr, Of coat igilhaim NW, allsrfaights won a irma amid el es es teen le ilimbig the erode midst dr, ad karat BRUM AND EXETER BAILWAY.-11111 able beim of tile emermy, 11* tk. elif-jer al= m il, Mead sktim. Ldp." lima el* Court. The Queen, attended by Lady Churchill, toot a drive in an even bazonche and four yesterday. Major- General the Bon. C. Grey attended on harritaelt. . The Won rode oa hOnebsck with the Priam of Wales yesterday raoreing, Wended b 7 Llettteasa-Colonel Pea- Tim Ivor's& DOIIIIL I VO Y ANSIOPIA Mims. arken WICCID V I I 11,41 8 V VET '. SA L AM I' _ 11 4 . 0 O a r di ffigta Mastic 11111•46 Vera ; 1. Wagui.-crerease IA i. alll3lllll Two Zmiwo. A T 1 11. 1011T1 DERA.M. —AY ALADDIN AMP Tin RONDIRTUL LAMP ; se. isillaids owl Nob of lay Iltbs /tam deuirk. 11.11fts. ail Fria; Nis a. Mar —Dens awn r Imitirl LT AM ON TAN Vann, • LUND SSO U N IL . MBA DOloard II Dilei.—Aad down, ok, 00111 AD AND NIDONA Nam TWADetibms. and ININ; AIDN Weelor. O. M om NA — Ds woo eANaktgaall Taw Wines. • MD S il iq . .llllll/0 WORlll e M u llf r •~ID MM. Kr. D TVS sUlnillitlegli A lma ". oll:: ".6 ll.M. M tssAbay•td . . Os Mk lam Mg; Illoramenilrle Agra—Das opus et I 1,1 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tao DAT -Ifseileg. 7k. 8115............. Atisteasa. N. la Tweaur—aliembe. ft. teel.-...-- Atom" U. Um LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. TO OUR Is eoneequence of the absorption of space by the reports of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprieton have determined to Mine a DOUBLE NUMBER on SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone neat of interesting smatter. No change will take piece in the price. The SECOND DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear on SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 21. Ter objection of Lord loan RUSSELL to consider ing the Navy Estimate', before the Home of Com mons has pronounced an opinion on the contents and pneral scope of the Budget opened by Sir CORNY.- WALL Lawn, is a very intelligible and constitutional proceeding. For, though it reveries the ordinary peonies of the Hon►—wbieh is but to make pants to the Crown, and then, when the great bulk of the Pullmans have been voted, to provide ways and 11101111 s. ! err the current year's expenditure—our . . financial position is at 'present so . exceptional and abnormal as to render it more advisable first to come to an understanding as to the earn total Parliament intends to grant the Crown, and after wards to proceed to its appropriation in detaiL To that entree there are indeed some obvious otdeetions, and, as a general rale, it would perhaps be found to be impracticable. It evidently tends to deprive Parliament of the free exercise of its right of considering the Estimates on their own merits, and of pronouncing an opinion on their separate 'efficiency, insufficiency, or extravagance, as well as to diminish the responsibility of the Qtrs./es Ministers, and to adjust the grants to the Crown to a foregone conclonon as to the expenditure of the matey, instead of regulating that expenditure on the anertained exigencies of the public service. Under ordinary circumstances, the wiser and better plan is certainly to adhere to that which has now for centuries been pursued; and if the Navy and Army Estimates be deemed by &majo rity of the people's representatives too high, to take bunk with the Government in the very first vote, and to reject it in such a manner as either to evince • general want of confidante in the Cabinet, or to compel Minders to revise their demands. In that way an Alain and eillbsteili control over the tax ation of the esentry is best reconciled with the dis tinct functions of Govenament, and the right mis time between Parliament and the Quer-m's Ministers me mast sonvniently pawned. let the mesa; it must be confessed, is not an erdhery am is We are commencing, let us Yost, sneer forty years' penes in Europe, and it is only right and peeper to give, at its commencement, large predominate to the consideration as to what the average expediters of the country ought to be; to start with a the and thorough knowledge and comesimenion of what is aimed at by the Quern's Kinisters ; motherly to examine into the system on whisk we mime and spend our income, and to lay horn same general principles on the part of Parlia ment hr the guidance and direction of the Govern ment Moreover, we me engaged out of Europe ha katilities, if we may net call them wars, the pulley of which aught certainly to be most semingly investigated before side to carry them ea are granted to the Crown; and, thseigh the general character of oar relations with From remains encouraging, it is impossible not to panne miner di/once@ of opinion growing up on • variety of emotion the tendency of which I. to Menet France tower& Ewen an to throw the English Government more and more into that Annie aims which is not only of all others the met ditsidefel to the Foglia peons, bat as in the long seen had to nothing bet to maineammest, confusion, and dishonoer. We san there are well understand the comprehensive views with which Lord lone Rusexu. insists at this thee an taking the larger diecamice fist, sad, when an agresiont has been arrived at on the principles of the Budget. then, but not till then, proceeding to week out that agreement in its details on the Estimates. To this emus Lord P•uniunrox has wisely seceded. He has laid before the Hoene of Cowman the ohms of the Military Fotabiailuente which, in the esti• maths of his Cabinet, are Recomary, not far • sake dram, bat for the service of the year 188741. He has told Parliament the roman he requires to pay for thew astablkiests, an what taxes he pro ' poems to remit. Is addition, Lord Joax Roseau asks Men, bare messy is granted to the Crown far I Nina expeorlitoce, to be equilly, explicit sad epee LATEST INTELLIGENCE. RUSSIA AND PERSIA. The Pays say■ :—" A letter from the Black Sea of February 3 states that Msjor-General Sokoleff, of the Russian army in Ai* had left for Emmons on a military mission confided to him by Prince Bariatinsky, the commander-in-chief. The object of this mission in said to bo to settle the boundary of the fortresses which Russia is about to build in the territory ceded to her by Persia, in virtue of a convention signed at Teheran at the beginning of January, 1837. The territory in question, situated near the Armenian frontier, is not, comparatively speaking, important." NAPLES. A letter of February A says :--4. The police have made searches at the houses of Generals Lecce, Ischitella (the ex-minister of war), and Filangicri, the late royal lieutenant of Sicily. A search was also made at the bow of General Filangieri's daughter. Tricoloured placards, bearing the inscription Vira la Cialitu:ione, arc distributed by thousands. Arrests continue to be made among the employes in the ministries and the army." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (rzox ova ow( PARIS. TUESDAY EVIIIINO. I am credibly informed that the negotiations be tween Ferukh Khan and Lord Cowley have not led to any satisfactory result. The departure of the Persian ambassador for London is deferred, and doubts are even expressed in official circles whether he will go there at all. At the Bourse the financial part of the speech was thought to be more favorable than it had appeared upon a hurried reading yesterday. The Rente was tolerably buoyant throughout the day, and closed firm with a rise of 35c. for cash, and 20c. for account, at 68fr. 80e. and 68fr. 85c. Mobilier rose 10fr. Railways were not in so much favour as the Rente, but some of the lines rose from 2fr. to tifr., others failing as much. Although the nature of the new tax is still a matter of uncertainty, it is considered that whether placed upon the revenue of the lines or upon transfers it cannot possibly amount to more than five per cent, upon the income, and the panic produced by the first announcement of the pro- ject hu already produced a fall greatly exceed ing that proportion. An important event of the day was the quotation on the parquet, for the first time, of a foreign railway—the Lombardo-Venetian. These seem to show that the principle laid down in the note of March 9 is entirely abandoned. The Gauthier Franco-American Transatlantic shares rose nearly 100 fr. in consequence of a report that this company will have the concession or at least a share in it. Count Rismeleff has returned to Paris from Nice. M. Miria proposes to give a grand flee on Sunday next, which is expected to rival that of M. Ali Sand. The Express was seized to-day. _ . The M;nifour de l'Armie states that the ribbon to which the Queen's Crimean medal worn by the French soldiers is suspended having become worn and dirty from use, and as it cannot be expected that the soldiers with their small pay can afford to replace it as often as necessary, the Minister of War has decided that fresh ribbons shall be supplied every three months at the expense of his depart ment. TURKISH TOLERATION. Correspondents at Constantinople and Aleppo give a most interesting description of the state of things relative to religious toleration in Turkey. Converts from Islamism are now suffered to live among their friends unmolested. The wife and child and mother-in-law of one convert have rejoined him, and their re-union is likely to lead to conversion also. Their Turkish neighbours do not think of separating the Mum'man members of the family from the rest. This indicates a great change of public feeling, and shows how the authorities, at present at least, view and treat such eases, in honour able observance of the late Haiti Humayoun (i. e., royal constitution). Another case illustrative of this improved spirit is that of a Turk who lives in the city with all his family professing Christianity (till of late Islamiam), and attending Christian worship at one of the chapels. This man refuses to seek personal protection by removing to a Christian quarter—he thinks it now unnecessary. He has a trade and earns his bread, and though often reviled for his red vows, only replies with meekness and firmness, and has thus far remained protected by the tolerant spirit of the government and people. One correspondent adds that they arc able to disseminate superior books in the Turkish language without fear, as there are educated persons sufficient who are dis posed to read a well-written book on Christian sub jects. THE IfG7IDER AT MANTUA. "The news of the death of M. Biaachl at Mantua," says a leer from Milan, "amend great emotion in this city, and for some days people abstained from going to the theatre. The municipality of Mantua amt In a body to Milan to moot an sodkace of the Emperor, but, they have found great difficulty in obtaining it. After several days' delay, they were received by the Mishear of the Interior, M. Back, and be heard their account of the tad adz. He then attempted to have them admitted to the Emperor at MOB, bat did not emceed. On the Ilth the members of the mmdcipelity waited on the cemetery of the Emperor, and he stated that his Majesty knew the object which had brought them, end that he would receive them the neat day at twelve. It is not yet known what took place at the audience, but it is sot doubted that kin Melesty will give full istidectica to them, and that the Marisa oaten will be severely punished. . The °pietism of Twin stateethst, halm to obtain redress for the outrage, the Mayor and other municipal authorities Cl Wastes hare resigned. Ls Nord, of Brume* publishes in a supplement to its yuterday's dads, the teat of the amermailon used into relative to the cessesian of the aswltirsin newsy*. 1.1 • 611.—Whilat WNW at the Genemajoutuale speak et Lir a, dr Orr, horsy torrid reek, Weer hoes Co l.:gag is the Blor'-elete mph= thr he is Merl with ewer ajar es mod:" At the retort et Ikea the post oss Ilegretts has just written a fired la dr rear ea fr imb dlkas Elisabeth. whisk b Marl Ike the he eigreellea et the Me de Warr rip rerally empleeei la the poiro et dr Lostipewe at Tberleolo. IM; 1110 Ft• OW, perms • rvsygrer ea co a leals of the ima. heft Me et derhady eas he shall I bra reatkard Iletithr rwheem estithr The MY is dL 111ra he dal beee Miami the saw lira. role ea vile& be bow eseugisi, be Mode ee wlir ea eerier segledentoik irk& will poi** lot =doer Raebete the t at the Sea ea the Mart: eat ea 'The Chrht; the ter at wtdolt will be by Prate d& Radom." Taz LATE ASSASSIN or TEE AILIIIIISNOP or PASlll.—Tbs Wilts govanuawat, is carissamee et a amp altimiat it the sitsmastasa aisle asps, re Awed is Nowa" kistS:l l / 4 4606 VOW, 68 =mit alba Analidisp al was emesslal oast at pans al as! that adorn min bras at Ihniamb rem' Yam News It anis mina, issosfsad. s.. wait* istillstsi as tiMoil Pi bordr, via* vas slowly aismesseil bass in gua tsmodis ob. = ie user woo Am* as Ss Mk is tbs at Itsporastdivaa Tin foralt aid& ispity,st puillhat Is do Artsillar Delp, is lid t ie @Wilma ' la orb* without liesilis o timi aka awl paptatat !await li.nuldis tlbele smog It; art Vassar saw was al Ikea/ids as apt awe hasstay_st Filoreary tralk IS • UMW of twins aismalail as at a pompilast bad maim; mit Ira 11f. asiltudio marl is kis Mg mead Ilsonla Oar grorralka. I'lince Alton tutted the British Munro is the afternoon. The Primes Revd and the Printer Alice, attetaled by Lay Centime Bectington and lbier-Otakeral Wylie, visited the Temple Church yeeterasy. Mice Leopold visited the Dothan el °Ambridge, at her reeklatce is at. Lases Mace, end the Plisotesee MAIMS and Lades took a (swine &bre. . . Hs liejeity sad Pebii•Altert, eceempetied by the lila- err Royal sal the Primer Alice, hanoivel the Princen'a Thane with thdr prawn°, in the evening. The royal nits coneinal el Lady Churchill, Lead Canaoya, Major- General the Me. Charlie Orey, and Idattenant-Colowel PoNaoaby. A depeestion from the Gnaws' Commercial Association had en Interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his diktat residence In Doweie-etreet. The deputation wee Introduced by Baron Rothschild, and con sisted of Merms. Ingram Tnvere, James Abb.'s', Elite, Newsom, Haim, May, may, J. Hawes, W. Rkkett, F. Clarks, Robert Snowden, John Lloyd, mad Aeklauel. A deputation, consisting of Mr. Lemma, wios-chairman, Mr. Patine, director, and Mr. Harrison, engineer of the 1 North Eastern Railway, bad an interview with Lord Manley of Abler/ay poterday, at the Board of Trade. A deputatkes, including Baron Rothschild, Mr. John Cathy, Mr. Alexander hoiden (Greek Camel General), Mr. Bpi:Mims Merrsianl, Mr. Charles Hance* Mr. Ingres. Tanen, Mr. P. Logan% and Mr. Richard With/Ay, had en 'I interview with the Chanceller of the Exchequer yesterday, respecting a reduction of duty on caanta. The Judielel Committee of the Privy Connell est yester day. Petitions were baud in "Dyne Sombre" to revive appeal (Bengal); In re d'Allaine (Jerry). An appeal from the Preroptive Coast, " Blahop v. Wildbore end Bridges," was part hosed. The lords Fermat were the Chancellor of the Duchy of Canned; the Judge of the Admkalty Court, Mr J. Patients, and Mr E. Ryan. The Duke and Duchess of Bedford lett town, on Monday, dor Web= Abbey. Their graces will return to London on Wan* neat. The Duchess of Montrose is expected in town to day, frets Bt. Leeman. The Marchioness of Downshire has arrived in Belame•qure for the memo. The Earl of Burlington and Lady Louisa Cavendish en ezpseted In town to-morrow, from Culls Uoward, Yorkaldre. The Earl and Countess Vano have arrived in Hamilton pace, for the season. The Countess of Clanwilliam is expected in town next week, boa Dad Coale, Hest. The liake and Ducheis of Grattan are entertain ing a soacerdon al company et Wekelleld Lodge, Northamp tonshire. Lord Brougham will leave town to-day for his seat near Cannes, in the south of Frame, whem he papoose to :main until after the Emter recess. His lordship is in excellent health, end is only anxious to avoid the cold winds of this end the &Bowleg swath. Be will resume his moat as soon am the hominess of the Home of lords, which is almost entirely dependent oa the bills son up from the Commute, reallycommerices. . . A =image is intended to take place a few months lanes between lady firma Harriet Imea-Ker, the elder denghter of the Dike of Rozbargios, sad Jima, eldest son of Sir Nam Orsat gottim of Preacomage. At the marriage ceremony, yesterday, between the Coasts Heim Kiehroesme, daughter of the lianovcria minister, and Lard Arthur Hey, the bride woe marbly attired in • costly Bce.ois late dress, with doable skirt, sup ported by • rib Mils posit de sale, siegently mernentsi with Mammal beatings of tails and ; the cortege, a beam, big trimmrd with the MIS rich materiel. The aromMese were • wreath of mime blossom, made and pre soda by the Lady Louise Hamilton, over which RR a my anima Emma boo veil. Upon cm am her ladyship wore • *MEM teeesist—the marriege gift of the Duchess of Censbridge sad the Princess Keay; and man the other • rare apeeima of Micas jewellery giros by her MM. The bridal presents were of • memilloost cherseter. Her Royal Highaces the Deoloos of Olowlesfrar presented a sob of me end cooly sernsinetnr• ; her ledyship's hair gam • Mena diamond tiara veined at 2,0001. ; the bridegroom remited the stack of Mr. West, of Bt. Jonee'mtreet, be mar of his eliciesst dressing cam; and the Beam of Wellington sent her ,aster-in-law • Omar Mort amino at peat vales. The Duke and Denham of Manchaeler, the DM., of Leman; the Marchimme of Twseddele, the Marchioness of atallord, and the Harasser Rethaelaild, sad gamy others she sent Meals presents. A letter from Venice, of the 12th, says :—" The Count and Comers de Charabord are bore, bat norm to Modem mart week. They eatertga very liberally. The Governor, Coot Hisziegen, has also given a series of splendid 'Mein& The Dechess of Rani is going to Replan at the sad of the month. awe are the changes of society Me, with some el their &lap. Lard /Mho has boos here, sad be is the My one of the English nobility who hes mad spa U." SALE OP PICTURES, MARBLES, BRONZES, fe. A large collection of works of art and ornamental furniture, the sale of which will °envy four days, commenc ing with to-day, I. to bonen in the moms of Messrs. Chriotie and Matson. Among the curiosities may be reckoned an unique collection d waking-sticks, and some very choice specimens of ancient clam. A Bohol= gobbt sad cover, gilt, with the initials of Frederick the Great, which foreneety hammed to that tatmereh, is a week of peat SELL More miaow than this is • brisker and cover with eques trian figures of the Taperer and Electree. Them am leve ret tall engraved Passes, ooveredwith erns sad devices, such ea figure am grecdally on the beats in the old Detrh and Flemish *num Among the merble•—" • Nymph at the Bath," in the manned Bouchanion, end boob olivine sad Apollo. The boas ra namwor end gene rally of Sedated oreduasnadp. A " Beeches and Venus," • pair of modelabm, • "Fenn," an equestrian ebbe of Loads XVI., " Hertules sad the Bull," " Hateules sad the Centaur," sad a pair of magnarent WNW The musical ka strounents are are and costly. They consist principally of violin' by Straduarins, °memoir, Armen, Gamper di Wm, mad ores mad trieketellem by Stredierhe awl ethers. The bow. belonged mostly to cebbested playas, Silonpt whom era Peganini, learnt, Bentboven, =rat. Tanta, and Moon. A maplSotat pond piescdorte cent bebop to this pert of the collection. The top and elks era painted with awaked subjects by Botcher. On the inside is • mespie painted by La Prince. The Auden and Sines china end the brumes are eepecially worthy of notice. The pictures are principally by Harletve, Watteau, Leneret—of the two last there are numinous chiming epedinene— Gres" Ople, Worland, Myttens, and Sir E. Lendreer. The whob at the ankles belonged to the late Mr. (lading. Gamin roa iteuoicovs Puarosza.—By • par -7 Mom boost tiY mosils, k moms list tits slam pea% k lid he yam ush Ores dr Cm ldlltlltl le era Murat idisless insuirdiss la _ 1.1144 Ileoths& andmei Whim la Ile ems of the dowel= ad llaglarl aid Ihelhell the genie la tht caloadta, wr Mew d Nagbai,llllollll.3a3d.; thatch of seed!, MAK N.; deer& et Roma 131,9101.; geeieelmat dleenimee.l//1041. UM. ld. ; main • mad lead 4 NOW Oa By a perlisamisay roam, issued this day, of th. amuse 4 balm peweireed W add by the Beak 4 liar datisiddisi gold item diver NM %sr geld hem Wigs pad eat, la seek Isaiah *ea Ihs tiw Hee, 1106, to the HA day el Dm, INA I mem that the total sweat of gold puelmel dialog the shoot lime WI VASE ; geld INK VAIN& ; god of &kW geld oda noodved ben the 3114 OteldSkt The Glateral Commitiss of Ifisatioos have salasted Ile tileet9g.4 mare to belle ehaleea's park mad to wee as sheirosea of elan ate illeee Sr the Teem! see. ▪ Z. Danko% Ilea., Mika; IL C. Erika. ER., lfaeoheaeld ; 0. A. Haralr, Rau Delia Calamity; R. bigamy laq., & Sldelde; H. Has Ileyair, log, Donut; the Right Hr. saw. Mr. floserelk, Caaleibiey. PABLLUIIINTAItY Collllll.lllo.—Thli select earn miaow as the 111111M1011 Bay Compri eel the Bask ClorOor Ado not tido 4mos to Atone their .Nina, sad oesahlar the mane 4 preeedlags. The hdese to to be a cameallhe darer GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. We stated in our yesterday's report that the result of the poll reported to the adjourned half-yearly nee' 4 gave a majority of 2,161 proprieture, 3,826,2871., end 23, votes in favour of the amet. The whole number of prude regieteetd upon which o g votes had been tendered wee 33, representing 394 votes nee 62,7701. stock. The registrar preluded to the scriteteera vote in respect of 199 rode., representing 1,918 votes ant 268,2391. dock, to favour of the amendment and 3 proxies, tine 2,5971. and 35 votes, %genet the witeedie.w. ' S t ra i t. reported as havingerrielate d too to Lc areil a bl e ' The CHAIRHAN presumed, li ft er the ero ding of that date. moot, there wee no doubt the amendment wee carried. 11 ea then proceeded to gay bet the matter which had tossed the greatest intend at the meeting on Fridley lest, and been e ar . tinned tip to the present time, wee the cod affair, and k would be recollected that at near the close of the meetin g c Friday last a memorial was headed in to hint ember/ various allegations of a serious thwarter nulled the directors in 001111eTIOn with the agreement entered into with the Bee bon Coal Company. That document was not expected, and He stalemate rather eurprised him ; and, although in his ti mind he had no doubt many of them were not true, e9l he did not like, without making inquiries, to comment Rp m them. He regretted that the memorial had not been amt to the bided of dire:tone the proper quarter, • few days betu the meeting, when it would Love been inquired into. Since the meeting, however, on Friday last, the allegationa of the memorial had been inquired into, and, as he had anticipate& they could be most madly and natisfacturily disposed 0 4 (Hear, hear.) Mr. Nowecone, the traffic manager, had fops over the whole affair, and bad presented • tepee fur the i n . formation of the directors which clearly proved that the charges were groundless. lie appealed to any who bed the elightest complaint of any suet orM a Tit s : regard to the management of the company to lay it Wombs board of directors, and if any undue p ee, or any other unfair matter, was shown to exist, means should be taken at once to put an end to them. Ho must remind the meeting that the directors could not have anything separate from the general Ludy of the shareholders, the mooed of the company king equally importue to both. In connexion with the rod affair, he Webb to my that if the directors ascertained that a certain traffic did not pay, it wax their duty to inereme it, having only one object in view—indessing the prosperity of the line, thereby im proving the Wends of the shareholders generally. Mr. NOMRIS aubmitted that after the large majority had been certified ; the god (mutton arising out of the decision was the election of directors ; and he suggested it should be gone on with at once. Mr..A'Cotwr objected en the ground that he had given notice of a motion which ought to take precedence of all other business. He then proceeded to move a resolution to the effect that a committee of five persons be appointed to inquire into the circumstances of the agreement entered free by the director. with the Ruben Coal Col:opine. te anneffehl whether the agreement was not in violation of the 143 th section of the act of incorporation. He commented upon various items in the accounts, contending that they were not placed before the shareholders in a manner that could be understood. He denied the power of the demurs to map any agreement. contrary to the act of incorporation, sad therefore pronounced all such agreements to be invalid. He hoped the meeting would grant him the committee, to he quire into the legality of the agreements of the company, and also into the correctness of the accounts. No seconder appearing, Mr. A'Coures motion fell to the ground. On the motion of Mr. Nuants,Viaeount Barrington, ~.P and the Right Hon. Mr. Walpole, M.P., were re-elected director& Mr. Nowus having moved that Mr. Ogilvey be re-elected, Mixes, M.P., maid it now beelines has duty to state what he intended to do with regard to the election of Mews. Baker and Potter. It had never been his intention to ask foe proxies upon the motion he had proposed on Friday loot—it was eddnered to the persona present only, and be wee pre. pared to abide by the decision of that meeting. The three tore, however, had called in pmxiex and tweed their point, and knowing that the proxies held bv the directors hen not only to be used fur the motion but for anything else they liked, he conddered it hopeless to propose the election of Messrs. Bakerand Potter. The directors bad been successful, and be congratulated them upon the feet, for they bed 's howed hard for the result ; but unleen the directors reformed their ways they might depend upon it that reform would come upon them from out of doers with a vengeance. It was not his intention to props.* Mews. Baker and Potter, or to stand in the wa of the directors In pmeeding with the remainder of the 6 of the day. The CRAIIIMAN contended that it weal not have been right to allow the matter to have been melded M the meeting cm Friday lest. The directors had only dome justice to the shareholders in calling for proxies. (Hoer hear.) Mr. WITHERS embed for Wine inf SS to the MHO. ter of persons holding guaranteed goal witched vetted. Hs the right of such to wale ea re °m ake:ling the enanegendint the Greet WIIHROR I TOC; Cowley only. Mr. NORRIS, one of the eeng Were, thought, go a gems: principle, it was not right that holders of prelloseas stork should vote on such a question ae the one Om maw the noticed the meeting. He was not able to stele tie Fem. lien of the votes recorded by holders of redieddie sleek ; but if all had voted the majority was so pest In kw= of his amendment that the result would not Yoe bus salmi The CHAIRMEN wlEhed to elate that the eras olgmalese the election of Mr. Baker and Mr. Putter er et only, no objection being entertained against M . and Potter themselvea ; but he thought it RPM wit gulls right to ask the directors to tidte back two gentlemen vies had reigned became they could not carry their pebeespind 16 ideas._ — After ;few °homage= hem Mr. Panne., The OUJORTIAN avid the directors verse net Oblithillty wedded to any Teem ; but he preyed the meeting teed/vs their* present potty to hare • fair trial ; and if it wee nee found to work well, no one ho thought, would be hail enough to insist that it sh ould be cm:dem& At any rah he would opt. He dwelled theta for woolseting him, and amazed them he shod& continue to fag Ind work foe the in tenses of the , and be hoped pad Wheel:wee would soon be forgotten, ad that the future oldie of the company would Rine good aeldelbetion to the ehambolders. Mr. Ogilvy holm beta re-elected, Mr. NORMS progeml that Mr. Lae% M.P., should be elected in the nom et Lord Batman, who Led rettred by ro tenon and did not oar limit ker The motion Mr. Leer, M.P., returned tbeabs,astaeseivei do meeting ho would endeevour to do hie duty in every itemille way. Mr. MALINA then directed attention to the mike he had given notice of on Friday for the appointment eta committee to inquire into the allegations of the coat memselelles, and es he was convinced, with the proxies b by tie directors, that he would have no chance of carrying Ids tention, ho re quested the chairman to state the oar* the led Wended to ptursne with respect to the coal affair. The CHAIRMAN replied that Mr. Wildnine. ineeriet es much more than he did reepecting the semi meela, mode give full explanations. Mr. WI cm Ana • director, then et some length yeemellel to detail to the meeting the history of the coal Mille imam line, and with regard to the agreement with the Roam Company answered, and generally dirproved all the tones plainta of the memorialiffie, and denied that the slightest favour was shown to them, any company or person who I chose being at liberty to accept a medlar agreement In every respect. It was true Mr. Gooch woe eonnected with the Ruabon Compsny, but ho was prepared to resign hie ap pointment on the line if the shareholders dashed. A Einannuountx asked what was the amount of Mr. Gooch's salary? The CHAIRMAN replied, 1,5001. a year. Another Suanextobeex suggested that In future the accounts should be so prepitred so to show eta glance what was received from the Onal traffic. The CHAIRMAN—If it enn bedone, the coal mooed then be inereted from the otheee. The BHARRROLPER-1 AM en neeonntant, end if Meets don't know how to du it, I ehall be most ham W show them. Mr. Hoes said the great sting we, that some of the se.. Tants of the company were allowed to be connected with the Roams Company. and while they remained so the objection would visuals, although he thought it was the duty of the directors to encourage any company to trade with them, if their servante were not connected with it. It bad been stated, al m, that the Great Western had •guatanteed some of the bad debts of the Huebert Com which he had not heard explained. He MOW. • year an excessive aslnry for the rendered by Mr. Gooch, and referred to the r tithe committee of the Home of Commons on the t ro Strvios, which stated that 1,200/. a year was sufficient foe an position in the chit service. He also thought the 3.5001. • year paid to Mr. Brunel, their engineer, consider. ably too much fur the services rendered by him to tbo com• pony. The greatest objection appeared to him that the oar vartA of the comysny wore allowed to be coomosiod with the Ruabon Company. Mr. Nicstitaos es dwrobolar woe of the maw. ri•li to, contende d Nat the wesinsM with the Rooks Company was not o* vistow* poi highly objetoicaohlo ve but we. logiatotloreio in . oporation. lb woo =:st is oultessiblo olosattunt of the wommlit o bawds! owwwltioo. to s ou wbo, mum et hb growl, te. noses *ow ho odd the Roam Colin to tot= mot owormy, dolorlot Moistoot, rot urged tbe to reject ile Woonittoo. XL Mum, 111. 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DE.P, • vele of godayras weed the sable (bairns* sada* peinsibige tiled mint 111 'Week. L oar Strati Legal At= and Chri. Char Pei Nam comp front to th, Sum favot the s circa Tt tote tot. then of ao judg ibe bei .PA bu 11/1