The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-08 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, DRUMM= & Is the Metropolitan Board of Werke to be a reality, or a sham P Lit to show the equity of 1 Leaden foe ataaegisg Itself, draining itself, sad providing itself with parka and street izsproventeate t or is it merely a ;teasingly devised mentrivenos interposed by the Bxecudve between the people and the Ministry—set op in order to fail—with pewees that won't work, sad authority that wee never intended to be operative P This lea pestles which the Board of Works has recently bean patting to itself, and not, we think, Wore it was time. It wee created primarily for the purpose of providing an adequate system of main drainage for this city of 2,000,000 of inhabitants. That by Ad of Parliament is its main bedtime, the &Joked and eldest fee whisk it wee ant ushered into the troebled world of heads sad ansmissiess. A great parpass—a gigands Mame— perirstions pinwale epee stem. It may not have gone to work with absolute wisdom, bat at all emirs it has taken a world of pains. It has met and met spin, end bewildered Itself with plans, and mistime, and sedzaates, till the wry seam ~ faints *tiring. Ole Wenn perplexity into whisk it has plunged. With infinite dimealty, tad eller wield sauWap from all sides, it at length arrives at something like ea approximate estimate of the proboble east of the work expected from it. It is not at all metals who. they any modification eves of the plea last seat is will be adopted, bat this at all mate is adds, that for lets than some three sillies sad a half sterling, so plan whatever of main daisy, sea have a Ghana &Deis, carrie d out. Is oddities to this preepestive . _ Aerie, the late Comminimmes of Bower; ban left ea band a little debt of between 400,00 W. awl 600,0001. waiting to be liquidated. On turning to its Aot of Parliament, with the reeeenable desire of assertabaing bow this 4,000,0001. et peaspestiv• liabi lity is to be defrayed, the Board Inds that it has no pewee of raising capital mein by boerowiag of lasuranos Moue on the enmity of its rates. This is sot a comfortable state et things. At the pre sent prim of mosey it may readily be oosjestured en what tense the Metropolitan Board would be enabled to borrow, from the./ass such a sum as 4,000,000/. en mob a smutty as its retie. In this dilemma the Beira went to the CHANCILLOIL of the Ricimitausa en Thursday last to ask the minimums of Goverammit. They requestul a loan of 1,000,00 W. a year for four yearn, to be repaid in fifty years, and the mourity they peered was rate of Sjd. in the pound ou the rateable value of property in the metropolis, the estimated anseeet of whisk is now 11,460,0001., an nascent which, it is needless to add, is every year increasing. The CHANCILLLOII of the EICHIQUIM, °sallow sad wary as all astioaal parse-keepers are boned to be, of coarse "took time to sonaider," intimating in My emit, even if Governmeat were disposed to accede to the request (se to which he avoided pledging himself ), that nothing could be does without as Act of Parliament. No doubt the CadocuLon Was perfectly right in this. We are by so means prepared to maintain that cdronmetances might not arise which would justify as adman of public moneys for the promotion of seek an object as the efficient drainage of the metropolis. W e are atroogly disposed to go along with Mr. THWAITZS to some extent in his argument that a work of such magnitude and utility almost dam tato the proportion of a national undertaking. and may fairly therefore make a claim foe amistanee cm the national Exchequer; bat It is at Wet equally obvious that before any amistanes of the kind is afforded we most be quite certain that the work to be executed is so dssigaed, and will be so carried oat, as to be really effective foe the purpose is view. It is se/dent to remark that sash is not the case with the drainage plea now under consideration of the First Commissiour, and that the application of Mr. Tswana and his coadjutors was therefore premature. But *yea supposing the plan submitted to be as perfect me a plea can Do, it may still admit of very coosiderable doubt whether it would not be far preferable for the Board of Works to go to Parliament for the sake of obtalaing sew and improved borrowie g powers, than thus to solicit from Government, siniatanes that would .n all probability oily be extended oa sou ditba of giviag the Enmities a entrolliag power ever all the works so to be =sesta with their aid. We admit at saes thee it; nits Works is to he a reality and not eitelts lag power must be improved .4) sure that there is say their hitherto been kept ou reli s d at It - every news, architect, Cr surveyor, who ma safely be 'alluded with the spending of other people's capital, sad Beards are not, as a pedal rule, so mash more to be depended upon la this respect than private individuals, that we should rash at cam to the endision thit the Metropolitan Perlis meat would maks so use wept a wise and sparing on of 4,000,0001. of easily borrowed capital. At all snots, let 04 wait till they have predated a plan of drainers which will slowly warrant so large an outlay. When this is owe made out to the satiefasticia of all compbut judges thin will not, we apprehend, be any disposition to refuse an improve meat of their borrowing powers. With regard to the fanatics of parks and the improvement of streets, those are both of them etdects in which we need not say that we cordially sympa thise ; but for ths fortherenoe of these objects the Board ought to be hat to it. own rosouross. As respects street improvements more partioalarly, they ought, as a general role, to be made so ea to pay ; sad if really wanted, there are very few that would not do so. At any rate, the drifiderray ought to be made good by the parties more immediately benefited. Then is no doubt that very many ha prormants might be mads, and would be made, in Loudon at the cost of private parties, if the Beard of Works had simply the power, when it approved of the scheme, to aid its promoters by compulsory powers of pardons, no se to save them the anormous expense of applying for private Aab of Parliament. The Board of Works, in fin, if it la really to Garry out its finetion In the true spirit of self goverment, ought to keep as is order and aid as in improving ourselves. Buperiateadenee, suggestioo, and timely assistance in among the mod important of its duties. We should regret to see the Baud prematurely entrusted with too large ea amount of capital in bead, sad we should still moos regret to find it obtaining as undue power of Reading, by surrendering to Government say pardon of its legitimate power of indepeadtat measgeoment and nab& UNDER TRE " INCOME TAX ACT." at lax DAILY 101111: LONTON MORNING TAMll.plssmismait 4t sismasl M. Abaral.lassal. Ps et Poe siestasesa mad la llisislaalleilalliaratat PP at IP Mesa Iles lateamtlea dr all. PPP la NON NElN.Matala i lltPLlT ild La asstrively mit..l lkill Is s. a ai, am, COMMIS TIM 0111R29 . 17 1 1n0 MOM ale Pt of IT lea DM ALL 0111111111ITI ADVIIITIMMITIL It la atlatli YMM.L ma. SP* at mare Pas 4b ars . te tya = m =rgellt. I 4 = 1. 1r..1 wr Pais= isi fir 4 . la Ile NNE= :at at * Mt Me Wks' el PIPI. Illle aafflree=a b lTie rams at ageektealt_ la It at W. per geselet. Pi la advasso by rae4Sie ease. T NEWS FORWARDED to tbo DOUR IVECINO POVL Lk ft pr v.. r= r 4 s t v=lolll MADDOX. 10. Upper Alissrolnot. awl News Aiwa. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 8, 1858. Tax CONFERENCE AT PARIS. • Orsmernsmonfa's wounava.) natty of Perla has, in its application. aaoenteeed or Übekiss which We given rise to di/menses in 'the views taken of its purport by the eontemnimeg Fowles, and have mama scoescary the remishibling of their respective representatives, for the purpose of facilitating the execution of the cosditions of peen The greater pert of the powers which signed the treaty have already, with this object in view, conseated to the convocation of the oonferenos et Paris. It is therefore to be presumed that the conference may pomibly memorable before the sod of this month; and everything justifies the hope that it will promptly messed in rrestablishing a perfect agreement respecting the points in dispute. *wording to the Dikes of this day, Turkey is the only power whisk has not moat in its adhesion to another Oaalsreass, bat its assent is considered certain. The Maas infers horn the note in the Monitor that the Conferee., will confine itself to the oonsideration of the questions raised by the execution of the treaty of Pavia—Tia., those relative to Helped sad the Isle of Berpots, and perhaps the re.arganisadon of the Danubian Principalities. It will sot entertain questions which are foreign to the treaty, such as the stairs of Naples and Neufchatel. THE EAST. The Erma joureab publish the following: TRIESTE, Bvxa►T. decording to intelligence hem Constantinople, of the 30th ult., the Divan had authorised the English Rest to winter at Sinop*. The sane asomints mate that Reads had demanded hem the Shah of Persia a right of entry into the Province of Makom The Bamboo had landed the Pendia territory as the side of Imam. The artily of aeoupstloa will winter in Orem. TO Tl 3 IDITOS OP 1211 =TRIM. Elta,—lt is goasoally known that is J anuq is this poor vs ail ear omnibus Mohan la the London Nand Omnibus Compesy, and In Jay last we paid Isar gamine hums to g, dm 20th Manta, 1866, le dis eggestag at oar district, u szposeed Is a pistol torn et ressipt handed se uat the time et making snob paps's& TM Oesamay, is • didlonskiliddet, have ales paid a gunge' 11140•11 tan, ending at the non period, span the wish ot nes bsduss, lasholieg that pardon Wiest gala they bad penalised hem as. On the 10th Xensabor het we wen oungessil below Ma lapol aaaaWonaea, sad, withatanding the sighnalies sand by tag, sue managed to pay for the watt salleg MU blank het ; sad as the fedowlag iamb* by II Wink sue war Wins anise's, raise 1101., us seined to wig* the above qmallsee 'blob the eagepasy as well as washes bad pawrigesip paid. Wilesathised, Righting. R. sad J. WILSON. VOt Court. --4-- 043011(1. Dio. I. Thu Qom% and Primo, with tie royal family, WAWA is the pomade yogindsy. I _ _ Dn. 7. °whir t• the wabworrable weather yesterday the QOM sad royal !sadly were suable to leave the lease ha the demos& There las bees so oddities to the royal &out party. iiir Jams Reid lad en interview wits Kr. Boweeari Labenebere, ea liateiday, at tbe Ceiosisi-Olke._ _ Inmost sad Vtrwtr. Palaaestaa loft Lomas es Saturday ce a ANIS la Um Duke of Dadford, at Waduza Abbey. The Prided@ sad tit. Primus of Savoy, tbs seas sad daughter of Log Tins Imutessel, lave arrived at Onus has their mar to the Lego Maniere and Me vid uty. Os the 29th alt. they mined nun' of the pdseipal Mediations of Ones, sad is the Mani( day they atemded a moot prepared for than at the risen easel fee wears, sad the sampan then promeeded is feet, an the latendent General of the smuts*, sad the sew audaat of the gerriees, Is stilt the most istareadag pule of the eity. Tho Right Hos. Hoary Labor/sere has loft tows Ma Ws wet, State-park. ow Wisest. Viseoust Palsontse, acemputied by bar ladyship,' left Cambridge Hew ea ilsairdey siteness, W Jobs the sink ends, the Doke sad Donna of Saha at Webers Abbey, Dedfordablie, when • distiaishbod Weis lave nernisesd. The pranks reigns to lowa as Tenday. tat the pupae et •deeding tits Cabinet Conon And for Wt day. _ _ TM Earl et Cisme. LA tows on Iktarday afternoon ler WI Orson seer Wader/. Herts. TM *obis mil will retain le tows *day, to truant Wilma Is Ls department. Lord Possum is, wo an happy to lan, osorly roonsmi from the awls of Ws MOM MUM or goat The Dike el Argyle, eecompaaied by the &shoos, kayos Mows mall is as swain week, foe kis graft's oast la loedead. Tb• duke awl claim am goyim( oqk the MAO awl Dubose dt lisibsrisid, at &l and Mom ' The Right Hos. Sir C. Wood madams is town, sea lets met Sneed top to anklets& Hall small Ike week 1 Gnat seat The Marquis al Leachers'.'. quits recovered from ladispsoltisa Mein trim pet. The noble marquis will maws a staissides of fillsilasmisbod Mewls at Zemmol Pea, Wilts, darts. tato, sprees/Was festive ssura. Maktio s - ad mi;ebiga.s. &lard UTIVed t. lowa is Saturday, from Tuba Now, N.B. The Earl sad bonitos of heavy lave left town, sesseapsaled by ,lady Closaitlaa YOU" let Niddlseas Park Biesear, wits» she welds earl sad mates will regale utll Febrewry. Th• Burl of Ellesmere was eowaidstid near bettor yesterday. The Bart of Harrowby loft tows os Friday for Paris. no solikoarl will nuke wily a Mot solemn la the Nabob .ghat. Viscosities Hood sad Wally have arrived at Inas, whin they Stead to pets the wilder. The Right Hoe. Thome Milner Gibson, ALP., lies I tuned to tows fres the Coatis's. I Her Green the Dockees of Boxburgise has Lift were Castle hi Leedom. The Earl of Eglinton has left Greenock for Tar mt. Liaise. A matrimonial alliances shortly to take glass lootwoos Major Colville, broths, to Lord D 0141% sad Min Ownlaas M. • Bonito, mast daughter et Zeta lkillis. In., et Dahl/oar. His Imperial Highness Prlass Luisa Damper(' I has strived la tows from theXcetleitaL A latter from Vomit" ht the Derive:edam' bellow arm Their llejsetiss((tho &mem sad Er prow of Austria) was bees meth easeyed as dad*, la the night of elaborate preparatkes fee roleigise, a odd sad *agitate people, who bars sot the sir of eves obeseviag the presses' of then for whom the preparatiess Teri 1111111111. t is maid that the Belem (at wo Vise ths most sasishlo of ass) has glass way to lb' mast saaoveraable Immure ekes his artival, gad hem replied softly sad with agoibity to the Wield sametalatioss addressed to Wm by the aathesitios." The all of 10 pot Goat oo Um 360 game of 1,0001. mob of Om Mantle Tologrspbto Company Au bus promptly mot. Tim maaafactsto of Um sable has sem monad at Om works of Ups/ sad Cs., Gruawlob. To- MINI Ma obonboldwo moot to slut &Mon. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. • t i i r a : v 6N l lllVED , 1 1 . 1 : f a t 1 • • I AL Vir swain° moinesitas) • pion ors' OWN oossemonanie.) WniaPOOL. MOINDAT. This morning the Royal Mail steamship Rums, Captain Leitch, arrived in the Moray. She left New York on the Nth with the sails fres the United Btatee and British North Anterise sad ha brought twenty-Ss parespiere and 462,000 dollars on freight. The Penis, from hens, arrived at New York as the Vith, and the Glasgow, from the Qyde, as the 116th alt., passed the Erkeres, 28th. off States liked. The captain of thePertbehire, arrived at Savannah/ from Glasgow reports passing a week, sad plaiting od' a sailor, Who Seta that Ws veinal, brand fros Liverpool to New Yak, had been run into by a lug, vessel. believed to be a New York packet I all on board, sixteen sale, are eappand to has perished. Nis Prostheses, lately politkal prisms at Cams, bed escaped sad arrived at Baltimore. The steamer Marton km returned easaccessful after her second search for the boats of the Lyonnisa. Five hundred recruits for Walker's army had sailed from New York for Nieuwe. Maxis= dates, Nov. 11, state that the Gamer° bad retsued Dom Vera Ores, from searehiag for the Democrat°, men-of-wer Mesmer, now at Havannah. The Guerrero has had two engagements with the Democrat°, but got worsted, sad woe compelled to pat in to Osiers°by for repairs. Thin Is said to be a formidable form raising to resist Walker. Mossy at New York is eery, and the 'apply large. Call loess an freely made at 7 pee mat. Stook in good demand for eposelative mearitim Foreign exchange not motive, London, 109 to 911 Paris 4.181 to 6.90. The advises from Persia have emoted the cotton market, which was firm Floes depresesti, sad prises lower. Wheat essior. Indisa Kan sad provision' Are. Freight to English ports earkr. THE BRAZIL& (rr mama ESL's.) SOUTHAMPTON, Mons AT Newels. The Tamer has arrived with the Brasil mails. She left Rio on the 14th of November. Arnow, her cargo are die:wads and melons atom, value 42,0001., sad specie to the value of 4,0001. aterliag. At Persausbaeo the political elections had termi nated is favour of the gevevaraint party. It is believed at Rio that the result of the oleo. tioas then will owe the downfall of the prossat talabdry. Trasisedene in wise have beet invariant sines the departure et the Awe ; good qualities are Nen% std holden an arm. Ia wager sad lidos little le doing. Ia assimage, about 6000001. have pawed, at 271 to I, sad aimed firm at 27i. At Lisboa the isegromicia piss puma that the pressat minktry are set sailleiently strong to stet the pressat Cartes. A famine is satielpsied la the country distriete of PortagaL The ammat of the loan arranged betwees the government and the Batik of Portugal is 'early subscribed. By the Tamar we have news from 811000 Ayres to the let of November. The Amos dynes Paokeg nye that a political straule of the most determined obareoter le expected for the next eh nioathe I bat that there Lao fear for the fnatitatiose of the state or the stability of the administration. With reprd to the esearity of the frostier spinet the Indians, the provost is gloomy sad diebeartenbig. Beans= hes been doll daring the pet month. ARRIVAL OF TER INDIA AND CHINA MAILB,AOCIDIENT TO THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL OOMPANTIS BT'EAMER CANDIA. The heavy parties et the LAI sad Odes mile, Midi Tem doe et SeMbeeipies by the Peedmelar eM Oriental Ompeare Item aLp OeMle, as Dee. t 'delved V Lembo Ilk amnia& Melee bees eemeyed limey►li hems la Gimp et Lint. T. TIMM. 11.1 f., Adieboby tient of the Omar TM goloy b mina boa on sooldloot amnia. to tile moollaboty of the potkol. tko psalmists of mil* liato ism to bowl. The vowel aide ea ateolleat to .at to Aleasatais, hot the tetuni voyage woo started with more Mai plea swift the lea .( Sae of the mem, whit wei WNW nohow& free the helmets NA loot ha Ilk. Amber maa was eedesely Wand whilst awatag. The Jib-Um woe ended away by the awes of the we, sod ilaelly the wool% safety was highly apapeesileed by the brookieg ef the wok &sit. Tbi laths met fartmstaly \apposed later dew stomas whidt suable& taw mad le get hite Via Dry of Taal, by Us altl el ceavre—eet, however, Were • NW, Is cesium*. with a powerful euneat, aged, wreaked the vessel it it Wad at the ammo of the bay. • brass previdestially rase to dm to save the pease has alipersh, the awadlass WYE asap up to the island. TM septets, Hoary Powell, had gaged, mad jedlsiessly prepared ter the avast. - The sea day, dim 2T, the mew were Wily teotalired by seeing me of all hos* eleemers el the Yeseageetee Imperialm quit the port et Tsai der lienellho (via Bea, As). She puma ea without astkdog the Wesel gone. The Admiralty spat, Lieut Tlskatl , exerted himeell ea behalf of the passeasem sad obtaked through the masalas yew a Tunisian maa-ef-wer stesaar, whisk the By meet predeuely plated at their dispeeol, by awe of whit& t►e smile awl peeemiers premoded to Maisellies, throng sales promoted them from qaittlag Tonle before the dal haelast. The ant day knead them at Bt. Pietro (Serdiaht). They were delayed tweatrfoar home by arm M weather ; sad, fully , noshed Mandate ea the 6th at 6.30 p.m. 'TN Camas woo left elfeetiog a toupetsrf teat of the 'Si'.'., with the by of mob* Malts, If the wises eitoold press available, poobably Is wait then toe ameba shaft flow loglaad. • mall liajUsh am steamer woo also lybei at Tub. the &mots, whew molotome algid rove am to the Chattia. TV eep s laslade kyr beau of rposla. The paleragere, 61 Is amber, !adieu Comaburr Owed treat the idea& of Mauritius; Lineman Reeareed. be Ileiretre 69t11 RTairst, treat Ogles Cordate Iletwort. Major sad Mn. &ether. Lime. Mood, Diebeasea. Ramer, Lieut. Oblmare, R.N.; Dr. Liviagetea Obi dtriesa expierer), Mrs. Hosed, Mn. Widdletrabe, Moo. Daalelio, Mr. Masa Montag, Rh; Co.. Tepee (cd the Paieandor sad Orieatal Dempsey). Mrs. Air, ead a .bill be.. oa board. War Do Rerun reaseheed ea board the Golfs. AUSTRALIAN MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, Itoansr Kowa A larp Australian mail has just arrived hem and bee been .at te London by the 11.30 ara. train. It wee landed at Cowes by a pilot boat. It ie supposed that it was obtained from the ship True Briton, going up Channel, and that ib data from Melbourne are about the 10th of Beptebber. OASLBRII/11, Dso, I. The Grand Doke his granted an alineety to all mama academia% for partisipaden in the armed revolt of 1848, except the chide of the ineeneetion, and ladividuale sentenced to infamies@ pniguanto for crimes not political. THE INSURRECTION IN SICILY. Anseding to trietworthy intelligens, the in sarrestioti la Skily is of a very general oharooter, and is likely to spread throughout the island. flare is every reason to think that the stoppage of the mail on the Whin road was a stratagem went& for the purpose of making a diversion and drawing away poops from Palermo. Between Wain sad Palermo those is an of the beet high roads in all Sicily, and the krone fort is besides readily aossomible by sea. • worse spot mild not have been ehessa by innrgents who meant fighting. Bat the governor of Sicily seems to have fallen into the trap, for he at owe east there a inch larger body of troops than the Miseiiar speaks aL A latter troasothaa mom data' that mud beads are stoarias Nally la all directions. The Cbes;litaliiirsol gins tho following later tram Koalas of Oa 29th ■lt. : " The mamma desisted itself in several maths of the peciame el Palermo and Calaminate. t began on the *fed by the stepping of the Mince whisk runs bathes Palermo, Caftle, sad Mamba. Peer pamsagers who were in the allele, a Nisch ma% a Osamu, a !alarm., end a Catalano's well as the catheter, were compelled to alight, while the insurgents, about 60 in amber, sad commanded by the Baton Ventebego , seszelted the maims, and took away the inall-losg. The ilium won Sea ordered to Man to Peissim which they did, without having had mdiaclelme front them or having Mired the tiaseinahr at. Thema niht, the Milian t d gommtmes lamb( beta Warmed of whet led seennei, mpashed ha Panes against the herrionte two baul= el bet shemnre, seder the commend of Gomel Gem, sad ea the r fel lowiag 'hp __two quires§ et light =Z s eel a battery of lid im Deka these Imo the lesuritate visa obliged to fly, Lavin ewe body the himds of the freo On the Mit a body of Wahl, whin the to had taken refuge, and took posesesism of the gime without resisautee. It is said that some distuthaess have also taken plies In the western part of the island, war Marsala, bat nothing is known with certainty on the subjset." The following laformation le collected from various Italian journals. The ki•orflowsie of Turin, under date of Dec. 2, mem I , Lenore from Naples of the turd and 26th of November speak of .morose aerate la the provinces, room particularly at Memo. a provisos of Salerno. Several persons bays, it ie said, been recently srreeted at Naples on the pretext that tty are the authors and distributors of proclamatlam oabohalf of the liberal party Among the reams arrested are Giacomo Boo*, Giswppo Clealess, Almelo isearottsto, and (Ahem seoaesd of lain the authors of the proclaim ties of July." A letter frau Palmas is the Bela 41 Awl° says "Boon soldiers surpriesd in the set of istri bating a national sad liberal address to the Xing have been recently 'nested and (unglued in the Csetle of St. Elmo. This address was followed by a proclamation to the army, which wee extensively circulated in Naples. The events which have been so long In preparation are now commencing. The debut maid not have been better. At the first signet 800 men, well armed and led by intelligent and in fisential men, were collected together. The movement began at Menojaeo (a little place about 2 miles from Palermo). Notwithstanding the short distance from the city, the police remained inactive daring almost an oaths day. In the neighbouring sountry, Vitia tes% Bomins, Yiosri, Mains, and raw ether plane, revolted. There were concerts, illessinatiens, and titre. The tended of oar brothers wee meet prudent. Then was no pillage, no effusion of bleed, se violence, bat demeastratioos of illation and fraternity every. where. At the senora I write the movement is spreading In the country, and we calculate upon a happy Woe. The rallying cry is Viva Mafia.' Tbe lag la the tricolor, without any municipal arms. A Genoa letter of the 26th says that it was expected from one moment to another that the insurrection abort Palermo would reach the town." "The latest letters from Piap:se rpm& of attempts made to induce the say to pronounce for the consti tution of 1818. A massed= has been circulated, which it appears hie found favour even in quarters where it m4ht have been best expected." Another number of the Opinions My.: It appears certain that the movement is confined to the environs of Palermo, and that it has not yet reached that city, whore, however, an extreme agits• Lion prevailed. The police were making arrest, by hundreds, arresting soldiers and =mew at random. Oar correspondence mentions as leaders of the move ' meat the advocate Marco, and ex-deputy of the Sicilian parliament, and his brother in-law, Bents a, a retired Mlles." Pi•dvitord•s• Gauge* mays : "The Sicilian government sent to Mezzojaso a battalion of sharpshooters, 1,000 strong, and half a squadron of cavalry. The extent of the movement is yet unknown. Tien save been =se arrests at Palmas.' mom ova auras C01111111POIDINT.) NAPLZS, Dze. I. Rumours have arrived within the last day or two of an outbreak in Sicily. It has been known foe some time that, in spits of the femme adulation of the official journal, great agitation existed there, as in the provisoes, and probably a slight encouragement would bare led to • general outbreak. As it is, the outbreak seemed to be limited to the neighbourhood of Girpnti, and a Barone Auto is at the head of the movement. Rumour goes on to my that troops have been despatched from Palermo to put this disturbanos down. We are, however, though locally so near, so far distant that it is possible you may receive ea rlier intelligence than we de : every obstacle, of come, is , dimwit Sl' Ziwity'of close intercourse with the hien& Theautherities state that the .met. was of a trifling ohmmeter, and had been put down by four oom gf troop, Basest Aosto and ten of his having been taken primmer'. From letters which 'waved from Palermo yesterday, how ever, I make the following extracts : An English resileat mays a the disturbances in the interior of the island you may rest assured are very merlons, and that all the authorities here are in an exceedingly low and dull state in eoesequenes." A Sicilian gentleman writes, "Hers sedition continues. The capital, how ever is very tranquil." Arrests had been made in Panto. I hear in a direotions that those who were in detention for 'dog opinions are being gradually est at liberty. is policy in doing the act dm gradually and eserstly, Ise it keeps the world in the dark as to the real wake of those who were in mail. forams ; mad if one "most mooed it any other emit, we may attribute to ft at let the merit of j vatic*, ant hope that It is the pro Wes sr bettor things to mom On the 97th of November, I have been inhemell that his Majesty at a Onion of State granted a rases to a number of political prisoners, variously stated at 30, 40, and 48. Emu the following details have been added as wen good authority, though I will by no means sestet he their truth. Pionati, Minister of Gram and Jodie', anmentoed to hie Majesty that a number of petitions he pardon had been presented, and amment them tea teem ammum eriadosis. The Kills whys& that those shell lb over. The minister, uis said, seggeoled • seemsta-1 tiers of punishment for the polithal primer% het his Majes ordered aNI pram be granleil. Piomti ty further informed theh* that five or Et the petitioners were einlinsd is Monte liszehhl, feet with which his Minty seemed to be amminliii adding that Posits hail at length given permhdes to Ms dependents to meat pelitions. It is the ere, I mitententl, that se peat has been the rasped entertained for PeerU by his fellow-prison ers, that, astwithstending the insinuations or arrests' et the Intembate, no one hitherto has sued fee poise I bet so weetehed is the condition of some of am asst mid of their families that Park him self hes sessemoded them to apply for liberty. The MAW fee Feesign Andra, Signor Carafe, inquired of idi a ns a ty if the sasses of those amnestied might be in the eMolaljournaL The answer was in nepliee_: that the people might "peek of it amen theemeives in the cafes. Again it was sespeted whether it would not be well to publish the het, el sobs, which produced some irritation sad a reply that the King had no need of the Moro, and meld govern his country by himself. Of muse I cannot vouch for the truth of these de tail', but those from whom I received them spelt of them as being well founded. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (311031 °Mt OWN PARIS, 151111 DAT EVIIMIO. The Pays, faithfully serving the principles of the (eminent which it Berme, extracts from the report of the ems of Lord Lam e. t►e Daily News, simply that part of Sir F. Thesiger's epee* for the proem don in which be sought to influence the jury by indasating that if they did not give a verdict for his client society at large would call for restrictive meenres against the prem. This speech, the Pays takes upon itself to sty, made a great 'lamellae in Engles& An usumally brilliant and feehionable &adieu*, was assembled lest night at the Italian Opera, to witness the MIS of billaPieookenini in the TYarieta, the lady and the opera being alike new to the French stage. The extreme youth, exquiaite beauty, ingenuous mamas, and evident genius of the sillosoliusge, supported hot through an ordeal of an extremely trying ohmmeter, and, the critical nature of a Perialsa auditory considered, bar reeeptisa must have more than answered the eanguine expectations of her Mends. There were, it is true, some old Asoitals who, not discriminating the nature of the reputation which bad reached their ears across the Alpe and the English Channel, had expected to find a full fledgedGrisiaMalibrae,tnthe young girl, namely 21, and who expreemd some disappointment at the wait of as Wiense volume of ;ales, aad of those startling feats of execution which are only to be secomplished by long practice. Bat her voice, though not of extraordinary power, sufficiently tilled the theatre, and its sweetness sad parity were greatly admired. Many thought that like all the produetiona of genius, her entirely original style required to be studied before it could les tho. roughly appreciated. She Is eminently a dramatic I artist, sad seeks less to prod's°, special effects than to osatribets to the mumble of the pine according to the idea of the composer. The Emperor and Empress were expected, but yieldiog to the calls of charity, they went to another ball for the poor at the French Opera-boss.. Among the many notabilities present, I happened to notice Counts Walewski sad Baciocehi, Lord Ward, and M. and Maritime Emile ds Oirardia. This rusain;d thatCOrdinalMorlot's "high mis doe to Rowe, of which I hare already spoken, has relation to the coronation of Napoleon 111., which, should peace be consolidated, will probably take plan is 1857. A new work by Dr. Venn, entitled " Quatro ins de Regis; cc en erenenes none P" is announced for January 15. PARIS, SATURDAY EVIXINO. At the Bourse the Rents maintained its ground, but beanies was less animated than it has been all the week. It was rumoured, but incorrectly, that the Bank of France had this day determined to discount bills with 90 days to run. lam assured, however, that the government has given the directors a hint that they are expected to take metearco "corres ponding to the situation," and that in consequence there will probably be a special meeting on Monday. It is said that the augmentation in the bullion this morning amounts to 31 millions. The Rents closed at 69.40 for ash, and 69.60 for account, with a rise of 100. and 16e. Credit Mobilier fell 10f. Railways wars weaker; two or three lines fell 10f., and the others from 2.60 to 6f.. Count Kinglet sad the whole of the Russian legation dined with the Emperor on Thursday. The guests remained to an unusually late hour, and after coffee the Emperor beckoned Count Htmeleff into his prints cabinet, and remained there with him tete a tete for two hours. Schwilgue, the inventor of the marvellous astronomical clock, which all visitors to Strasbourg go to see in the cathedral, has just died, at the age of 80. A letter from Berlin, of the 3rd, says : "Prince Frederick William will proceed to Parts about the 11th inst., and will be present at the delivery of the horses which the Ling of Prussia sends to the Empress." THE IMPERIAL VISIT TO VENICE. The Momiteur of yesterday hu the following: 0 VENICE, Noy 30. " Yesterday, his Majesty the Emperor of Austria devoted the whole morning to visiting the arsenal, where his brother the Archduke Ferdinand Mazi- Commander-ta•Cbief of the Navy, did the honours of that establishment. _ "On this day (Sunday), a regatta was to hays been held, at which their Imperial Majesties were to have been present, and to have viewed the spectacle from the balcony of the Balbi Palace, which is situated half-way along the Grand Canal, just at the point where the canal branches off towards the Rialto Bridge. But the bad weather which came upon no yesterday afternoon bus made it necessary to put off this entertainment until Sunday next, the 7th of December." BERLIN, Dec. 5, To-day the Xing of Prairie wee formally invested with the ensign of the Legion of Honour. NEUFCHATEL. The Federal Tribunal holds its session today (Monday) at Zurich, to settle the preliminaries of the trial of the royalist prisoners from Neufchatel. Tha trial itself will not cane on for several weeks, unless, which is not improbable, it should be hastened with a view to adjust the position of Switzerland before the same san come under the diplomatic action of the Great Powers. LIVERPOOL, licenAv. This evening, at nine o'clock, the Montreal Steam. ship Company's steamer Canadian, Captain Bailee. tuns, arrived in the Mersey, with the mail s f rom Montreal and Quebec. She hu brought 105 pas- Bingen, but no specie. She left Quebec on the 22nd ult., and has encountered heavy gales throughout the passage. A complimentary dinner wu given at Montreal on the 20th November to Mr. Allen, of the Montreal Steam-ship Company. The news is quite unimportant. Commercial affairs at Montreal and Quebec are without &heretics. Nothing had been heard of the royal mail steam, ship Europa at 10 pm. THE GREAT GOLD ROBBERT. It is stated that Mr. Bodkin, Mr. Rees, the solicitm for the prosecution, the authorities of the South Eastern Railway Company, sad the metropolitan detective', have all bees upon a wrong meat for some time met in looking for Teeter is Swedes,whes he was is reality in this country, and eves reader their my asses ia this great metropolis. Tao re bi n r. 47 . Is May, 1866, and in the month of Taw, Wag offered ea appointment =Zweite espaistendeat upon the Royal Swedish Railway, at a mach b4ben salary than he was then m ashies from the &nth Battens Railway Company, accepted the sppekatmont, sad aostianed to fill the situation op to assely the sidldle of last month. In all probability, like the ether pieties te the robbery—if such he really nim— bi had mani le the euselsioa that all risk of discovery wee ever alter osek a lapse of time ; bat no sooner were Pismo sad Bargees. his alleged aceempllese, in custody, and the flat rablie pamemlings la the preseeetioa of the case taken, *ea Teeter, either from *vete information or the reports whisk ewers& la the se pen, became aware of hie them she took steps to place blmself 'need the reach of my OMB of Antics who might be sent to capture him. As le well haver, there is no convention for the delivering of parakeet sassed betmen this country and Sweden, and therefore. seder (Winery eiresinstasees, he might have stayed Is Oat sentry without fear of police interference; bet is mid that he resolved a hint that continuance in hie situates was oat of the question, and that neither the railway oillefela sot the goverment of the scantly would eenatensess his evasion of justice. Under them circus stems he quitted amiss secretly more than three weeks ago, asd eemisi direct to Berland (and it is eves said telmsdes), meshed the proomdtsp in the case, natal at lent, either being mesiese of his innocence or aware that ultimate mope was hopeless, he emptied tke advice of a Madam with whom he had put himself is minmealeattoa, sad caste to a resolution to surrender and stead his trial. Is emsequence of this moieties Mr. Rees, the solicitor for the prosecution, was formally Mined on Saturday that Teeter would give himself up to meet the Marge modest him en Wednesday am, the day appointed for the farther examination of Pierce sad Bargees. lime that ocesdea be will have the right of Janette. that Agar sad all the other witnesses hitherto re mised shall be agais pat late the witness-box ; bet, ail iag apes the advise of his solicitor, be will, no doubt, waive that right and be santest with having the doped tioss read me in his presence. As several more exami satirise will be necessary to eomplete the ease, the pri men meet be ineladed in the Old Bailey Calendar before the January andeas of the Centr al Criminal Court, which, se the Cheat Northern Railway frauds are Mee likely thee to bee the list, will De of a protruded dandles. The eirmiess of Mr. 8e east Ballentlne are to be Maimed, if possible, oe behalf of Teeter, while Bargees sad Pam will have the beet available talent at the has employed is their defame. Tester, about two years ago, married a very respectable young mesas, by whom he has one child, a daughter, about • twelvemmeth ago, sad minas the last fortnight his wife has borne him twins, both of whom are living. It will be remembered that en Tuesday last Mr. Lewis emplained that Berger bad suffered in his health through the acmes of his coeflaemest in Newgate, and requested that he might be allowed more frequent opportunities of taking air sad exercise. On that occasion the Lord Maya desired that every proper privilege should be extended to the ere, and sines that time me relaxation has been do ubts*, consistent with their safe custody and the doe peewee:les of pima &Melia', meld De granted. DISASTER AT 821.4.-SIX LIVES LOST. WEST HARTLEPOOL, Deo. 6. A lamentable diameter occurred at sea this morning, at shoat fear o'clock, in which a valuable ship wee lost, and six poor fellows were assigned to a watery grave. It appears that se the iron screw tumor, James Hartley, belonging to the West Hertlepool Steam Navigation Com p uy,was prosecuting her voyage from Crenstadt to this port, having • valuableeargo en board, and when abreut of San decked at a diatoms of three or fear miles, the night being pitch de* the look-oat dinevand a strange vessel burin dew wpm them, sada mess, and in appalling mama, to the eleamer. Immediately an alarm weeven, and the eaglets of the James Henley (Baldwin) gi ordered the engines to be reversed, with the view, if possible, to avert • unlade, which apppeered to be immieent. Unhappily, however, the order was gives too late, for before the re venal of the engines had time to exercise any perceptible influence on the colds of the steamer the two vessels came into violent eellisiem, and when a few minutes afterwards the James Hartley was Weight up, and search made for the brig, not a vestige of her was discovered. She had gone down biddy, carrying with bar her unfortunate muter and five of the Grew. It was at float thought that the whole of bar crew had bout lost, bat fortunately two of them, in ' eledingthe mate, had seeeeeded in reaching the deck of the Jean Hartley, and were thus almost mirsealously pre , emod. From these ma it was ascertained that the ill feted Tomei was the twig Messenger, of Shields, bound to that poet. foes Landes. in ballast. She had been wind boats is, sem days pest, with hundreds of other vemels, in Endinglma Bay, whence, we believe, she sailed on bet destined's wily the day previoady. The Jaws Hartley: with the ossesed mariners on beard, arrived in West Hart lepool doing the coarse of the day, bevies in the collision lost loth her hempen and gib boom, besides sutsiniag other damage. It is satiatemery to know that the mate of the Messenger emaerates Captain Ba!dwia trona any blase* se to the eases of the collides; but doubtlessly the Board of Trade will deem it neousery to cause an investigation into the encomium's to be at once set en foot. The Tauneeilartie; isTnew va.eel, OititOen/Ttiet%ofi;i6o and was returning fro. her first voyage, which boa beta is all reepeota a most unfortunate one. SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION.—Mr. Wegnelin, one of the candidate for the representation of Southampton, ie connected with the company who are about to purchue the fleet of the General Screw Company, in ender to eon the ships to and from Southampton and the United States and the Brasile. Mr. Richard Andrews, the Meyer of Southamp ' ton, and candidate for the representation of the borough, now lies dangerously W at his rename at Winchester. REPRESENTATION OP GIMENWICII.—Two meetings of the elector, of Greenwich an to be bold in the tours, of the week, for the purpose of fixing epos a eeirsble candidate to supply the place of Mr. Peter Molt. Mr. Serjsaat Parry and Mr. Minitel, the chairman of the Metropolitan Board of Works, are to address a meeting of electors this (Monday) evening, sad it is thought probable that one of these gen. Um's& may be invited to tome forward as a candidate. EIIBUZLEMINTS AT LIVERPOOL —Liverpool hen witnessed numerous Instances of defalcations within the past twelve months, and hat week 1 other cases were added to the Gainless'. The most aline, and the one which will perhaps create the mat surprise, is the Hight of Mr. James Shaw, agent in Liverpool of the District Provident Society, whose accounts exhibit defalcation' to the extent of 2,6001. How such a large amount of mousy could be withdrawn without awakening the atten tion of the auditon and the committee, is as astonishing circumstance. The committee appear to feel that their supervision has been somewhat lax, as they have themselves made up the required amount. This course was adopted at a meeting held on Thursday, several members of the body oubecribing as mach as 1001. each to cover the deficiency. Mr. Shaw's aloe was at No 4, Queen•square, his residence being is Love-lane, Wavering. Another cage has occurred nitrate the past few days, the facts of which are thus stated. Mi. William Ribs, cashier to Messrs. Abram Outside and Co., wool-broken, of Brethetton buildings, 10, North Jobs street, was missing from hie duties on Monday. He wee aenstomod to take the cash-box every Saturday aft.rnoon to the shop of Mr. Joan, silversmith, Castle-street, where it was kept until Monday morning. The box usually contained a large gam of money, bat no deficiencies had up to this period been noticed. Oa the box being sent for by Mr. Outside, it was found, on exemineWn, that about ;3..01, was wantieg, and subsequent icquirics h av e swelled the amount of defalcations to more than 1,0001. Ellis, who.. quiet demeanour end gentle disposition secured many friend., bad been in the employment of Meal.. AFrem , Outside and Co. from his youth upwards, and b.,1 ear seeded in obtaining their entire confidence. He v 3 . 4, Rend to be steady, sober, and "a good cbannwsn• 'Aveiro' 1 Albion. i I 1 i , I t II 01 I'