The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-23 00:00:00

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Contromuler : to lout At the Jetty, Loodon bock& us. hruttlfal poop sororrooodatlore for irm.crort-rs —►'ur frelgAt or soply to 11101111 i LLLIeI sod EON, 30, Great b. Helen.; 110%Clt, /ONO, sod Co. Lll.ClADoortrrot, FUR PORT PHILLIP Direct (I , as the greater or INT WV' eaglieb. the .pkudel Brithh frigate hullt ~j. MARIA HAY A• 11 year-, 1.w7 tow , iv.letl'l. Inenld ERR town emcee. IC. 11. MI DfiLETON. Commander lying In the NM Dort. I ort, ke besot/fel agoogonindatns tird and et<neid pegyesgere, and win he food n o,net nwortunity ft, at , —roe nelonoite and, to HELL, 141:1•101111„ end eo , t J Mary sag; et to JOUR on us, RUSS, sod Co. Consosstreet. OR PORT PHILLIP Direet, the well-ksown ma favourite nip OTE BO XIIEATII. A I 1.014 tar mister, retuned Iran Or aelooy. JAMES CON % ELL. C 04040440144 : 10 IA 04 E J44ty, Louisa D•ek4. Ur bemaltfal 111.10 p SONIIMMIatiOO li a/Mdan. rid of airy a limited Srr of 44444“1-414.4. parr P — F. 1101 061041/40110 40010 se mg SCODOII4, and Cu., 2, io. vers. 104. lierraa•; ge to JO 11031.8. BOND, sad 0..10. Casaae4o‘4l. ER CALGIMA Dina el_o 4.- amanita. w). rho souTnAbs. .... „ e W all LOW low ROW. issador • Inas Duda lido Ado Iro. owl Ina cornea raporlow. ellowir. " Zril , WOW IL i OE • or to WeLLO el awl WOBOAX, *lib Maws. MONEY . WlOl.Ol anti' LetiothallwaroW. as salmi, from TOY lbokostaic to VOlt BOMBAY to nil from Gravrerad early fa = j: oreLeregf am uirl"M aEkb ai r e ntril iss. der:lonislatbe tarauellseusams r ineag s a lig• iLiwu. • a PO a ;:rmiTio= F UR BOMBAY Diem (with twatitliate despatch, fdihme lu tri ==l:2C-y - ablartmTflp. sa. . . TlJ.ploadd wwwwitio. DAWIIO A. jr,1.7: ULM Onesefiniebelail. DOUGLAS u 4 MILLS' LINE of SHIPS to CAPE. INDIA, Toao.! Maotors. i Porto. *Um Wag. Teo era imorn Ow !IP W. 11. Elllo IVeuria... Load= Jur * £M 111'1110. 4 J. Ciolloonor Papa.. Loudon Joao a MOM •• .. .1. Mon* I Port *duly I.rodon Jo* oo W .. , I. WI elluesPon.. Ito*. Dash. /Iwo 211 *wow . . 6.1. W. Uroler.... 1 Madras.... IP.I. Doak July 111 Yoe MOO( or woo apply w DOIJOLUI sad MILLI. ts. =mow *Nt A DELA11)11 Direct to sail the 25th of Jain), rx. Me spindki Eft Oil BY T. 11.32 tom new 4: ALLI A X Df.l=lll of es 02221418 Jan* Om -1,44 . kris Is fie Latio ....... 14 . 0sw as c I' to *wired 14 14842242 ousel nilerk llor omillos NM bilm a rie mimpaird 4 = yowl .• 46 CYrlw .11:4. NM 141 01.. tabu 21 . 241 M 4 art iel:it.-11.• ar Borc• splay to M i nn& taard . to KELL. CDDlMaied . C... 2, .1•124 0 = us : or to 0 It lISR*O2I and 14 EL DDLL E. 10, emplos. and 2. Cowper reouti. CortilitlL WHITS HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACK:Mk—tag M GAOL BSI. Pont TAW an all Ilin w k .... Law 1.1,274JAN1S : ismi=6.laftrin in. pro.; ale lIIWYWnt Ma Meg So p staktrt awl inevesimee 'hitt hate enal tzu=itMir ii to % L anz drys to the picket. 0 thin ell norm am l =t 4 4 = gehno7Rhtilth NI pima /or gll."' lniise nod Mr PlM.din. Wehrle T 1 DAMON. AO. ptiORTH of EUROPE BTRAM NAVIGATION COli 'ANTI SPotiiii sod •lirect Service to lit. Petersborg cad Port.. b y ! 11r4olaat /ISM littipe cesowbe sad he koyal Par..4l Railway MA Tessin liad drift ow* %. wk.. I .ev autrliculo .an iwileilei es 14010114 Ir•S• pie WINK TOW . Weekly. illiWilt. Seim. For It Peterrivw ..Jture TT. July 4 sad 11....7 7 13 0 ditto 3 0 6 0 di , to 4 4 7 0 Tone ..... .. ditto 3 0 310 kloorwe ... .. ditto 1 5 1 0 PortaleAtiy. Per Semis sot 111M.J sly Ima 3/......5 5 010 (1014reo and Amami. /XV.... Lacuna a TS:ILL* *IP beilre %ovel Illn4-elawl by soy of the Co= owl =M e Amid. Rollesy, donee We monk Two Heath.. Per further pertleuiels. VIII NCI= I* ili. 1110 Penftw Pupertotadtakt at the S. I Maw amt. L3oloo : miti Me 45vida, Sc., fee aid riv to We. C. Moller ilvecovyymert. Scorer- .ill • he st rogisbirg 3.1 4 all .1111 pabe P. rtr, to Yam C. Holkookas mad Ow. S. Railway pier" Ihbehurrh !met P.M.MINIMI ■ll4 mole In SW Crooked by ter. J. C. Peddkkr. 314.. Orloolotreet. W. S. ANDIKWS. lisaaslas Diroaler. ER of EUROPE BrEAM NAVIGATION COMP Oil' . 1 Art elan Romer. loon °Amity for DAM- O ow, Nor or 4 tr. ond Ortm•by for TONNI:10. Maw Ohs Mk ra4 nem oitt.rnote I mlay.-I.m. ZI. sad tf -11. S. A:CORI:MR, Math Dilutor. NYEAM to NORWAY (earryieg the Royal Mail.). NOSTII of ECSOPII STEAM NV/LOAMY COMPANY'S elan warnottipa. I NO, toptairt FA !unfit:4. tee tow. YO hone rower. °+ l• A cortno ELDER. ISO tow. LIU borrepoocr. are OP palmed to kw. 11.41 .c 111. la oohs 0. arooromodsta tho twiwnsaft .amber of torrid. tooorut be to Lao ..or. n.mortic and tatorethur country. too twopaor de.onch .h. ocne re-ne crew Friday for CIIItInTIANSAND and 101119 T !AMA. /Ws low 11,14. are clam. chief cabin, Alt Mb bitte from tendon. re Larks and Earth Waders lallway hall ud stawai. u pOa lbw am,. A.s MOM' ant demi acconnoodaikia tar paminsere. led.Yrl o.ierlenesl oak sad female somata En forth r particular. ant of tnalw. arety at the Onapany's M. Eire A London : or to Mews. T. Wawa. Pow. sod t o , . IL ANDREWS. Mamba( Ififanor• STEAM from HULL and GRIMSBY to Ot/TTENRCRO —REI.I'PED FARE:EL—TM NORTH of ROPE lITLAaI NATIOATP):4 COMPANY'S Inadam asd mitt matenem cantina thO Rtyal ~ all. m demsateed tram Hell ww7 $ 61 .7 MM. Mimi at Othu-by fm pimmata. mar. am. IRMO: fmta 4 uobb at 4 Pam; elatanlay morale. Prawn ma be bonlart throw% by tbe mall Ova Having Meta-am 9.70 p.m. aa halm. tattl em embark at Grimsby. Farm-I'r. HMI ar Ortmsby. AR: from Lotalos. Ma Orhiaby, hvidam siad alt mblA. L 4. W. P. ANDREIEN %ameba/ bleastai. "DAMS TWICE DAILY. Ny b. MAIL PACKETS. thwer sed ralals.--11101111M/Y Pahero/I.—The swift. lardy. hod entoroodh.eie Steed , eitr primes. tho Newt he the Mese& osoez .u the Royal era X. lows Do.er kw Calais frticzers yi. rte rm.. =ire"; alehe= l 4 p. m..: hoolveledi uum. he .. wy ealhis pui t zwe oei esa u S isellrledli es epee with the Arm swim Weislha,roervaesierbehhee WI LSI pja.. awl Paris iris 11.411&m. ?Wpm. Ilrinisk *bin re hued et the did alba. , NI Ma. Odeett Wed. Psenopere eas yodeler the th Item Pea est Loodea. RU3BBLB. COLOGNE. sod THE RHINE, by LO the loyal MYI Route.—A SOYAL WAIL STEAMER loam for OPTIC% P every MOH teseey4 Weeder at 11.1{ p.m. end ttreeiN I) fur 1.4)V t:4 every aught *toga Patarday) at &V pan. later tow tram Dever co . 1 .41.11, 1 iM 01.416 a : tamed ?bonnet , kbete eau be obtained at the chief amtt it, Lambettlattlek mad the Werteoll A..esey. 114 e. Of lenteeteeet. ifaItAVEBF.,II). itosberville.— NLA D.A110,11 FrN NIEL PACRICTII Ilunrerford. 94 , 9. 114 14 sad 11 ;La .Ina.seS lu. 10S. IS , S. 44 ; eitss 11, salads at thasamllb. alswall. And Weellyleb. Wet= 11 4 . 4i. Cl* T. tern Melons. I. ad. ; ladsdas adoiallsa assisrulergardess. la M. sad Is. °UTE END. Sboensfes —DIA MOND FUNNEL PACK ETII. daily. liamerford, ft, 10: Larkedirldipt, P. 104: =9O . . 11. nailing at ttr..raakh and Wor4arlela tp from St 4a : Soatbasd, U. 4i. Irsetuviatt to amid tam Stwornata. W. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOC/LB. TO lIIIIPPICDS. TM VICTORIA DOCK COMPAKT 01 TII DOTI= that Me te• beans dem di. : Tara 114,12131 CITY ma It I'm% araz A !ram DOWN AY .... Wed sad Oa ZAOI.II - - . ... IAD aII ANUIIAK ... Heaths abd dam AT. *ARTS SO 100• TON . C. Owes. ALA ........ MUTII111031 MALTA. .... Weed aad Ce. (Mitt l9O MALTA a ALSTANDRIA N. A Fleas*.. AML LAWIINCI lll.l LIMA. . .. berme'? sad Ca 1 111/ICAN 11 ..... 13:111 110:40 K 1.1140 .. Ptlavhaer. ILI'AS FRILTAXPYJ Into LINA .. Wolin. mod Sao. •11TX X ... .. MO aorrgaiiiii . . . 0. Ileheadt. 'TANI lIISTIOJUI _.. .. MEMO sod Co. ITSIA .... . . MI MALT* it MX. Irf•NTINOPLI: Illellb sod Co. ON ow lowly adore b So %loft Palm 111 C•ob. any ooduotoko re ct . eggi as Ow to leo Nob so or sae= So Imo& so Ibealgaid e llreaeriabbmga bra Mom to Ile Dale NO lob. prow. 4•M. "liMidei d Nig la lan 11.• sm. goods os ammo l w ar... 4 dine% Yo thil MO WO. ow all 4• 1 10 ter tidies "I** Ogle thea ...Met Le veeev=ra ibet=lll.,==. Doe s R .,. Am ..4 et 1.1. Wham oi do ik Caw 0. O•DPIR. WNW. ........_._ - - PANISOATZ asill MAKOATS—The public a,. ...,,a 1, .."2.44'db liihnosi OAS on sod atm MOIDAT, Jim M. 1 --- --, .fts. Soo Stud ourlirollol mom poolums AQUILA, IVO! • • r /I OW ism!,ed Gm the rational IPA low; Om I•Lro of tr. LONDON lint 7 ".l .iti. Potrrnviti ium.i.Air.Th,..ii„, t ,;..nt,,,, i . the snivel of Spooloa Ai r*. Toros fr... As lkooloarekolood odmrlllolopormosiroat r talker At leartue &eel. IA 10 3:, owl AA Ihroisio sad Mamie 8, U• 22 Am lorr •Arloo s••••••■ r Illoom Portot lIIIN liallvo i r t, Z- Sob I 14 am , 'AI,. oid.Y - 2;1 el::::4a. /4 , ehedna. Y. ad. Iftlw • • ..........• 1,41 .11160611.311a.m.. owl Mariaaa ML m As. sad L3O •91,,i, oscorbol. f.o , ?Irmo Haws or Mom wbero 110 . 4 . , Ii•e• - 0.• 1.. Lomlon slO wait them l' .., NAMPO lOWA 1...1.4, 48,th0.• boo, al. SI Thllaff HAMM Rol • f olAbor*llAM tirtlos, Joie L lAA INUNDATION i. of the F COUNDMMITTE now Ebein for g RrasedECEl SUFFERERS: The Right 11. n. the LORD MATOR. Trammel , . MI Omer rho Duke of Devonshire Alderman SR George Citron HM Once the Duke of Portland Mr. Alderman copeland Th. Governor of the Rank of Mr. Alderman Final, Mr. Alderman Wire TM k o of the lag !Wiz W. 0. Prescott. Erg. .....0811110n,.... P• . O. R. Smith, heq Lewis Lord, Eat +GWrZi tit cwoorth .1. B. Heath, ).q. Pam Lions! de Rothschild. M.P. John Iblion, Ew. Mr W. C 1.,. Bart.. ?I P. Kirtuan 1). Modpon, Eq. lllrJaL Duke. Hart.. M.P. Willis LW. II 4. INI:ANN4NIV' Maar. Wilk Mg. MEW Mom& E*4 =sa= l": lol4 . . ii P it P. Eg. .1 :r.. P. e iti.b wa i g. /1. P. Jame Mg. ...... . M.P. holds 1/../.. M.P. 1... M. I._ _lll,4___ p.t. ../L , , lierli.P:;gst ALE Jot ...."'M isq7 . tef ) C. P. .....,/.., Irm. L.l, M.P. Maw was. ' Mane ore, lint. .'" Erdal*, BM. Jabs • . Pan. Bart. D. Bewas. • t a r:. 'Pi= e ld. C.O. C. rambidas Ire k. no Committee bait to seicsowledge the following edgmtgagise : Her Molest, the QUEEN SI dlog 11.1.11. PRINCE ALBERT .. ........ 6 0 H.R.H. the Duke of CAMBRIDGE _ _ _ _.4144/114gios are4l7 ad sorbed, A 1 1. 814 91 . SL ill IN FRANCE. go SUBSCRIPTIONS n AID Paris for ilia RELIEF of the "tlV'maichhin4 I 81100 . . ra•Wrabi .11Walli •• 1 . 111111 • 0 8 0 • 10 a Clew a.. . =., SO • • w • IL 1111 1 1 • NM*. iiii, Caul % J. sod U 1 0 0 • • • • • • ... 21 00' mfg. 30 0 0 • • ii = llriiiiii Il i 0 0 0 0 p ik mei MIMI.. _.., . 21 • 0 M5151taw.., RAC If 00 111theade Wet araCorponake 100 0 0 U. J. Uothevat and •11.. . . 21 0 0 laWair . ... 14 . 10 10 0 Bnonevi. Zoa. 1 I 0 Now_ 2 2 0 W mbuiiii 1 " a lUr s lll4l4 &IllabilbadlZle 1 7 0 1 111==ii 1 1 0 06. ...... lO to 0 Wows Sybil", Jin n OZ. . iiiit.ii...l6dji. i 0 0 aCo. but soil , 100 0 0 4,,,, ..° j.... ..i ,0,0 „ 1.(1. 10 V V Omaha= T .11011ard 11•4. 1 1 5 C J : llk .. lierar aino z. = l.o.: •. 2 1 1 !, Mom. Farb'. 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J. Tortmeir, 0 0 0 mime Withers, Loh. 6 0 IL lloymoor. Loh 6 S 0 6 0 10 0 =Whisk Lou lO 2 11 6 MAIM 111 6 Mama lltlLTawoutt and Memo.. 10 10 0 os. ..... ett:lo 10 0 . lO 0 D. 3K . David.= anal Cm. .. 10 10 0 Norm J. aMS C. MMIOU • 0 0 Plr Hwy Mau aad co. 100 0 0 lmousace im = l ooy lOO 0 0 Morms. Goblart.ltotlame 0.1 Ortflii4 Las. _ . 6 0 Noma bzwasA. Brown. NMI Co. . 60 0 0 Moms. 6 0 Thairdoro Denbo.. Loq. Li to 0 Tory Rm. P. thikeloy. Catholic Pried of harm . . 1 1 0 Immo _ of Breadal Aka. Laird. 0 16 C. lif 10 1 0 11. G. Amowtrotth. Lg 1 0 Hamilton 11. Fultool.4 3 0 0 M. D. Nammt, Ergl I 6 NCH Malcolm. Loh. of Potts/loch .. 0 a. r. . 6 0 0 Lbw Darla. km. . . . 3 3 0 It. tiold-mid.Ems. 6 6 Dims. Marylon 0 6 0 1 0 pm 0 . sll9 — hia . 6 60 ...Inddni ********* pa — mitka. mia. Pm.. M.P., fio seer 100 0 0 LlllOOO. Illk t , ' map 1 10 0 Wean. J. En . lO 0 Mom Ikon Brothers AV 0 0 Mr. Ono Illudi. 14 Janda Pain . 1 0 0 *ma .kluoi Co. II 00 iles. 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PlArnosi i;iiiii; 4 . OM. Me Jahn II .C. IL Fenn 0. Lae Fn. Jan. Ilorend. GO4. Neil lloare. 10m. - 2 01 Punk Denaa. lid 1 0 Mr. IL I. Tagke 4 0 Men TOWN( G. 11.. . Inn Pyre, lb• Jana kaawas. Tn. Km Oranka.... rho OA id Own ll 0 1 Nr an lka. Bolawlos Nike ._ 1 01 marykkan Sq.. 10 0 rikenn he In eill e r " 7 1" 1 1 / 6 4 Hann sad bo kl lan mar bs addraked Os ka T II Wan. 4. lia Mardawboass, Jam 10, D tAY sad Oo.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTE, Is.. Ofseritak Una Ibmsoalesst. am Lasisskido. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1856. LONDON REVERSIONARY INTEREST CIETY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV SO EN. thee ANNUAL GENERAL If ELTING of the Proprietors will be bold ajar ell* of the Society. es THVILIIDAY, the 4th of July hist Mt ask Ida be taken Lt Tu retS 7 elveo. that as Istematltey Oaten) Ilfeothte ka = l ,ll ". IdLts =7 " wbk"h hti imam alabilimot et litte 11 4. ea • cooklerstios vt of dro Rows el* wise property. It be re... Med OMEN MOW elloebedi mei ESSTRACRAN, Secretor,. t NIPS Rink Walks.. 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Tim d th ams nomad se vs that theesit the Hal Byelety's fire esespe strived lbw mimaile. Mega WWII* (Pristine 601101111011 P. sited Ids 1 loomb Slasms, adN ere. a ; sad Bed wain Solo ists* were begat to d.sth. Mn. 8010.00 =..T d owere Wastes Is Jumping front the Pit liner stantew. A Girl, Main pan old, a daughter of Mrs de lemers, also Jumped frost the note wiad,te, sad having Pee ought by swoon named Sadler, cusped unhurt Charlotte Tramp, the servant mud, bid a narrow wespo. About a quarter of an boar preview to tho eatbresk she teas awake by the battles ef the house doer, sad tot oat at bad to go dews mare, but tbso pies basing sealed Ai re tired M met maim, and tasty' falba lamp was saly awahasal by/ the welgag water Wilda tell Mai trie b. rs . IN ISM abort, after the regimes had boas setae Slaw at week. taaasgod te pt dews Mee the himbee sad aelledta draftee, whit tore up the adage" pads ' sad OININg NW lid Mot s OW\ of two bet at water. TM reedratir wae lamed ea the Wen of lashed sal Baa aka.. The tame et the Ire Y mkamawa. _ Izcz Rim COMMIT AT as ROVITON.—AoII for • OW& nee I. Silk rug boo jess isrmiailsillows Po OAP* IS s egiloolp IN, seagull, oplose 108. As Miner,* or* Ow* /SW obese 10 gone ego woe Mai iedg dolsoloL—Onelredp/sedgreedeed. THE CENSOR CHAMBERLAIN. A gentleman who hu for some time discharged. in a very admirable manner, the duties of 's anomalous once, has retired, and those who have bad the best opportuniti. s of appreeisting his conduct in that omee have netted to 'sprees their finlike to him. This is Mr. Dorn*, who has been Reader of Piays, under the Lord Chamberlain. The mansion have one and all testified to his kludge's end do mution, and that he should have given them ample cease to do so 'Rites no surprile to any one who has had oteasits to be in communication with him upon matters of businees, . . esncial:y literary boainese. It is co smiling to thigh that be will in future be 'parcel the pineal of the least edifying Mentor* that ever entered the London Library. I have not the least idea as to what Is going to be done with the cam. I heartily wish that it, or rather the rids 'sloes and inpritinest institution with which it is eo•- ssetad, were abolished eltogetber, as should have bees done e.g ago. I toy rather, for the R'sd,r of Plays is a miti gator of the origins] nuisaane—the Censorship. If a noble man who either knows nothing about or Mel nothing for the drama (and iota one of these categorise most Lord Calierlains cone) is to have absolute control over the draVitie amusements of the country, it is better that the practical duty of the office should be confided to an ed.- silted gentleman, than lift to his lordship's butler cr valet, though even that, &gait, might be better than ►is lordship's self taking the drama in blurt But I desire to see the Chamberlain's drsmatia jurisdiction swept away, seeing that in t►e first place he is utterly useless, aster excluding from the stage anything which ought to be included, and, that, in the second place, he is often • very troublesome parson, with canna genteel notions and conventional prejudiced. . Let no reader apprehend that I am ping ti trouble him with a history of the drama, or an scceuct of the way in which is 1737 the government, which had enollent nun to dread any shafts of wit that might happen to take jobbing and corruption for tar gets, coatrived to par the ant for the revision of plays and the licensing them prevlouly to performance. When the honourable member for introduce his motion fur leave to bring in a bill to r, peal that act, he will have looked up the data and facts, and I refer you, for full information, to tun capital Tuck which he, whoever he may be, will deliver apes that occasion. Bat it will give me considerable plea nre to think that I shall have fortified his cue by helping him to a few details, which is will not obtain from the " His-' tory of the &ago," or any other book in the Herrin Club, or the British Mums. He might procure them by gs•ting an introduction to Kr. Webster, or Mr. Beck tone, or some other manager, sad by having a little chat with one of thou pedaloes on the subject of licensing. And if ene of thou menagers should onto some of his filld playa to be got down, and submitted for inspection, the honourable and unknown member will bear testimony, in the Hesse, to the accuracy of what I am going to say. Fist, however, I will dispose of the non-utility bushing. The proposed object of a censors►ip is to exclude from the patio stage ell representatioas that are profane, indecent, esortilome, and generally metro dowse more.. Every dia. matte work, from the most refined original play by Sir Balmer Lyaten or Mr. Douglas Jerrold, down to the worst farce in which Boulevard frivolity is upset into bad English sad stupidity, I. seat to the Lord Chamberlaia to be licensed before it may be played. With it is teat a fee—eau, two, sr more guineas, acitordiog to the number of sets. Well, does the Lord Chamberlain exclude things contras, to rod morals ? To begin—there is the Devil. Now, without spproaching • grave subject es lightly se t►e Lord Chambsrlairt due, one may say that, though Ereest lialtravers, is educating the little girl, thought that " mkt Ile without the Devil," &steam , the Chetah of Wwas say relleions not with which I em aevesestwo, i de non-seistenes of en actual persooilied Evil PISIMIMe. Clearly, one would say that la • Christian com ely Ss Devil is scarcely a subject for farce. Yet the Lord Obeffifinelain permits him to be brought upon the Inge, somedmes se a pretty girl, sometimes as • jumping fiend, sometimes as a jesting ens, who walks lame, because he has had a fall from a great height." And very amnia, the Devil is over his supposed residues, and the destinies of those whom he expects as ultimate visitors. Aud on Saturday night • British public may go end roar at the Soak way is which the Devil "weeders where that old woman thinks she will go to," sad on /Sunday a British public may go sad prey that it any be Weeded from a untie roaring lion, of shoat people who read the Bible have heard. So mush for your Lnd Chamberlain. Then uto iadommay. The British public itself is not • bad censor In this napes, sod • farther renames stalest anything very bed is lobe found la the self respect of the actors and actresses, who will not be made the vehicles for conveying impurity to their audiences. Bat official talent sometimes tarns the lank tl mediums. The opera now playing at the Hoy mar►et is based upon a took so filthy that the meaning of Its title cannot be explained by a man to a woman, and the plot is the fate of • consumptive harlot. A:tether play le Meted to be unties out elsewhere, although en English manager was forbidden to perform it "fa any form," sad it is a play of passion, and the passion is the incestuous Ins of a &subtle for her father. And, to get out of • dirty seighbourbood es soon as I eau, I will only add that I Mr present one night whoa • play, which the authorities saw no hum in, leas indignantly " dunned" for its Misuse, the promotes of her Majesty. And touching bonos marts, Jest read the playbills In any ecinfecti , net's sb• p, and you will perceive that the aristocrat is always represented at the t►eatres where the humbler slaws chiefly go, as a tyraat, so illigitimate usurper of 'somebody's Oohs, or u the se * seen of village Lawmen. The aristocracy may be all tbie—l suppose my acquaintance le with ineeptiose— hat ought this to he the regular teaching la a society misers aristocracy is • revalued !metal= ? Then, •gab, Wghwaymen, pirates, and pickprekets are the heroes of an lasuseee series of the moot peonies dramas; and I confess that Disk Tanis, Jack Sheppard, and *tea Claude Decal MD set the Heroes whose Worship seems much to promote VIM morals. Bet what is the Lard Chamberlain for ? Ravin shown that he is useless, let sae now show what e mimes be is. Thor+ is a phrase whisk le very often in the Mouths pf well astanine blockheads—chiefly genteel ooes— "We must not give offence." Giving offence means satir- Wag any folly or meanness, ridieuliag soy social absurdity, or *Wks, • witticism that cosaeeto itself with any actual thing or penes. This Weisel phrase Is breaded upon a Lord Chainharlaia's brow. It is his text—his rule of life la deal tag with the drama. Do what you like, yosag author—make year bergs captivating voluptoary, your heroism a frail wife, presets Ilbertlsiom, revenge, whet you will—let your w►ole play be set bad in intention se you can reader it—bat do not hit et a humbug, • tank, or • heave, or you will "Give Wiesen." The Lord Chamberlain will interdict your ply unless you strike oat every word that can do any goo' by denouncing any evil. Or, If you like, you may root about virtue—let your hero lisp his waistcoat with the most reek less fogiiisrsoos to hatless, es be declaims against vise, bat beware how you nutmeat sue sad things as they are. The aristoeney are not of eaded by Victoria csricatares, but just pat • nal, high-bred rood Into your piece—make him, sot a copy—that would be boutiatio—but a type cf the ma you meet behind the opera mean, sad see whet the Llornser of Plays will say to you. By way if illurration, I should kis to give as idea of the sort of Deese which takes plass whoa OA I, rd ChM berlsis, having mimed a Basses, has ranted an interview to lb. despairing massager, with a theatre fall of siellets, whose work is esidruly stagsataddrosause the caw plea Is not to be brought oat. The Chisaberiales Moguls, Oki dons, sad the amasser's eat, rood docility would be a pease Is theseelvis. Bat this would occupy snore epees this ese wield ba Jubilee' is appropriating. I will, therefers, tosiy eel{ the reedit M Inset,' that •kw well-knows Bash I whisk I win gaits, wars to be 'pekes is • play, awl that the Chasbetlais wee sitting is jadgatent ea them ihull shall dm" 6s ? It settees little, fot kaiak* sea es trait slimes" said scything—the Bossing Ilya, sr Twiskla, ',lshii, link etas," whisk {arm i ke wo ad sagest WY a Slag at th• Order of the Outer. "Ti.s the Inbar{ sat bath mewed. Minos ; and awe the beas•4l4 Bow sitio—'W time, 1Y tine ha, So, ae. (Stamped Id. Additional.) LcedC AAAAAA LAIN (rata* the incestofion)—"Brinded cat "—you inust'sit fay " brinded cat "—it was what they celled Queen Charlotte, and people may think there's ea allusion. " Harper "—take out that name ; I know amy respectable wan n►med Harper—you should avoid offense ; true wit is allied to good nature, you know—ha, ha! "Eye of newt end toe of frog"—leave out that hog; It looks like a hit at the Preach, sod we don't want that now. Liver of blasphemies Jew "—that weal do—the Jews go to the theatre a good deal. "Nom of Task"—why, the Turkish AmSusador hail a bon yesterday night at your house ; I am surprised at your ingratitude, my dear sir. " Open locks, eihmver knocks"—l suppose that's a Bing at the people whose locks Hobbs p'cked. I think you had better leave it out, they are reepectsble tradesmen. " Mur derer's gibbet "—bad elision jam now. "Thane of Fife"— my deer slr, I tell you that this was Lord Fife's anteater— we mast ant wound family feelings. 0 Biroan Wood " that's Burnham Beeches, I presume; lay your mese further off, as several roblemen ham mists tau there. "light king., the last with a glom is kis hoed "—this is too bad, the Hieg of Freesia is meet wiskedly traduced ; he °rimless. And, upon ay word, I think you had better emit eles whole seen., for It is not In good Mete, and people will think it is some attack upon somebody. Let us try to g vs no offeoce—no offence." Sweet are the uses of a Chamberlain, and this informa tion, with a great deal more, should it be wanted, is heartily at the senile of the unknown bat honourable member, when he sat.vee for leave to abolish the latitution of Chew berlaia-Ceasor. APIS. IBBLAND. DUBLIN, Jaws 21. 'IPPERARY BANK.—TUB ENGLISH MANE HOLDERS' CASE. The important judgment delivered yesterday by the Muter of the Elie, her not crested all the sensation that might have been expected, the drift of it, as I intimated several drys mace, having been anticipated from the very obvious effect which the development of the infamous eye ' tem of freed under investigation m►de on his Hosiour's mind la the course of the argument. There is little probability that this judgment will In set aside in any other snort, but the official manager will in all likelihood feel himself constraiaed to appeal to the Lord Chaneellor, and, if the two Irish equity judge, agree, the matter will end ; but it must also be remembered that, although this judgment liberates t h e English shareholder., as between them end their fellow shareholder., it will not protect them from actions at the suit of the creditors of the bank, • point upon which the Meeter of the Roils said that he gave no opiates. The proceediege ye-terdsy were re-stated by the Ealicitor- General and the Crown B.ilicitor, on the part of the Crown ; and it is naderatood that step. for a criminal prAeoution have been set on foot. The Cork Szeneseser mentions the following affecting sir commence as an " incident of the war :"—" A few Sundays since • young and interesting country girl, plainly but neatly dreiseed, was standing amongst a group of anxious and agitated ropier, on the steam packet quay, evidently awaiting the arrival of the London boat, which, it was expected, would bring home a p , rtion of the troo?e re turnip' from the Crimes. As the boat approached the quay the young woman of whom we speak recognised him for whom she evidently was anxiously and impatiently waiting, and in • few minutes wes reeegnised in return. Kind end tiodly greetiege pored between them, the young women waved • cordial and heartfelt welcome, and her tins hand acknowledged her salutations. When the ship touched the quay, she rushed on board, and eagerly making her way to thy place where ha stood, she reached out her head to bid him welcome again to home and friend., when the poor fellow faltered for • moment, unable to r pram his emotions, turned away from hrr and buret into tears—both arms bed been shot away! Tee poor woman hid her lice in her handkerchief, and retired to the side of the ship, where she .odd indulge her grief without eteetvation, and many of the spectators who happened to wltneee the scene were almost as deeply affected for the moment. _• _ DUBLIN, SUNDAY. In the forgery cue upon the Gnat BJut , ern Railway Conspeey, the Chief Baron and Mr. Jostles Keogh eat in the Cenaminion Court yesterday for this trial of " Jesse Knighting" for forgery. The trial lasted from 10 o'circk in the siontieg until 9 30 last night, when the jury rammed into court with a verdict of Guilty. Upon the first count the Chief Buon prefaced the sentence of the court with an , nspreselve m , end concluded by pronouncing sentence th.t the convict should be condemned to six year.' penal servitude. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WAZ JUNZ 21.—Tho followfoi the Braptioni. on purge to Ragland on the 19th and = bum with 41st Regiment, and 6 computes of 49th Regi ment. Ormorm Ind Dragoons, 116 me*; Iltb Hour, 93; lit Dragoon Guards, 16. lhe maw Crofleations at the sou.h.westara satresitlN of the lele of Wight, which guard the mimeo to the West flea, are sow resoled by the Royal Artillery. The lie of Wight Artillery, white occupied them, have just hese MO:ended 23rd, 33rd, and 7th Foot regiments are shortly ez• prated home from the Crimps 11my are to be enesmplid during the rammer nem Winclweder. OzreaDeniai deem of this regiment Intend Ervin two thsalrical entertainments In the Towsliall. °Mord, on Thweday and Friday neat, the Nth sae itth list., In aid of a Mod kw the men who are about to Warn to their home. Os &War. day last the whole of the acs wiassiordeued elleste mud private* (op. w.rds el 600) were regaled with a sumptuous dinner In the Tows lynx it,. The Khartoum,, No. 10. Noma transport,srrind at Spit heed Ws rasa esoralai z aF e r lisaarrseraq, vita 2.1 clams sad 1113 al the Nib PM. (demalla, Itakstam lamaset ales arrived tbls morning from Opt .111111•16 MOOS Nialba assalstlag of 111 agnate awl 41111 atm. 7feUliwll.MAO, trays.% arrived yesterday Win Walden, with sine Wisiffief the sea wails am s Wipe Inaba of itearke am and ether stone. The Deeps wee keg& Om har bour awl gifted ea bard the Isitairareeiwas leesselt. ke seaysy awe to Lleffiblls. where the depot el that sesinset Y setelmet. The BraDdela inirked than Ms The treys* the Kleresesee m ir &ramie aror disembark to• sierrow. -71-I.B warkalas kis Joe drain, 104 wel akar screw ot Maki me Mealy amaked Iran Ma Celmaa with trawl. TM Mrambill.l6 paddle skew. Palo emesiM. lbasslll. emilat idp. MR yestardap kr OtWaltar, wish prt• so wslasYaid WNI I anist gems. dims Weigalip. Cammadar !Nap, has had bir comps= wkaa. multi* tat tlw Crime for woom Tea 8. eamaiMp brig. has idled kc lb. westward. to pirk ap Ur dr sanke. WOOLWICH. Jury 21 . TM Cando,* 120 glut .hip, has mind hi beton tress Davaninet, and boa fano will be esnpleted ea bonitn p tot sonesa Ai amin, Or will bo maws, Cnoomtiob 11 plain et t etlrwdMeest,wWYniwedtelebeniwe, ftbanzrostbsn mom own in. Mem Ommasedlai Con onion itansart Isst sten ne we noised with Aliiiellry lot men _• sine werrni 'Jr site fos nousstka et thorn *Bpi le Os Doeineni buboes Ginn' In tbe fineni et bone NNW nil tin ens' Mating. be tassispiso on le be esennsol potswin. _ 7avatilimiss7l rliarailest" • sad Nara or ea Q Wing a/ eival MOW, arrival by quid train trams P.:viragos*, Mamas sal Pram aim =are Wag all the Arratal. Par, with Kara retaraat tram Um CHATHAM. Jon It. The forowtair dawn bays Neel their reeptelv• depots, st ur prarnice. tram 1.... or alesee:—tsarea O. Yrs Nosy, Badda A. O. Lair* sod tesign R. J. Oldleid, Tril; meat Thomas A. Barrovis.ll.sth Ileglnsat. ad Kaska r. adIMMI. Sist LlacolaTolatittets. _ _ . - 71,7 . 1;;.J:1171Z — tiQta, late Ali et tbe military prison, Fort Chrism, has kat appointed to Um military woos at Wisdom. TM MaySowor. loknoteasmoroidor enrolllo M. morn ;tM Orman, LitstAbomndor Map komarn ; the Umiak IJlMAtonondor Morn I. WM; or/ the rtover,, teetAinemille Keith Mown% mar% or Merry toot wen adman to Mos tato the Wsd Ilisomon Is NM. mks good idooloosa rot nod, kr Imesilals ooriko. nit 0.11111•1811 i. 1 sun.. VW MOW Nom am work oinimailit Willies bowin, toonlerd corns lolonkr Mt, iM orttord by Menial to c a n ber omporso odyrund by idp re Illortay day), hod tar bor mot to bo mid an= Iboomos. U COMINVIP•Olot Ur Miry mobooko sot 11111ViNe Goa and Ibis work, Hoy km bin toordm a.I day marday milk* t& Lora bit roily 4n ►dmortme toe PMsisintll tomorrow 1. ra k orand moor tor Mom to lam" taw Nora, boo ird eliellfit Maw man TM Nora, poodpoillooliool okommookOirLlonbolomir i. &Mom C.D., amploon maim so IMMIsr kik Min& am, mil Is mar snore ft rend bar ompoor by dos today ;t o row an Ms to boo poll tbok amok sal dos kto loom boro tomorrow. (Adtertinalent.tHOLLOWAT'S PILLS EXTRA era= Daman sea murv.-11r. Jabs Orti of Midi* MN% r atarana la Ramat Rollaway. slat WAN &rived mai Immo bora Won the tae al als 01b. ha Ms BRIO pinion ia baadaii as lb* wasiarki premiss. tor aWs tine la ma Masi selk tonna 6111111". d swat. •al ittel oft rem ilisseri Ivor ; anglidea bona cam. Ng liimemm aserrldslirt ems mama NW hoped hi • Mot tepees air mild= la Ida. be Is peed le mbar balm e, mairouta ems for dr alai ass bli..-6111,11 wafts if awaits; aell sit Palma imiabryNkflimoklarliaisolalliNdashisal= g i t ia limags.Oalmlbsfilig A. OM% Iwo% a.n B. Sat, ..[TWOPENCE. ITALY. • PIEDMONT. (YlOlll ORR ISPICULL coax TURIN, Jtlrt 18. The union of parliament, which met on Nov. 12, 1866, hasjust been dosed, and during this time both houses of parliament have devoted themselves to the great moral and political Interests of the nation. Both houses, while firm for the dignity and liberties of the people, have always given every support to the King's government, when mosseary for these purposes. The memorable sittings of the Chamber of Deputise of the 6th sad 7th May last mast not be forgotten, nor that of the 10th May of the Senate. On them dam the two chambers, by an almost unanimous vote, approved of the conduct 01 the repre seatetives of the Sardi nia& government at the conferences of Park. The disco dose which took place on the order of the day, proposed by M. Cedars' in the Chamber of Deputies, and by Y. d'Aseglio la the Senate, and the solemn mincer ICI which the yoke were given, rave clearly shown that the Sardi nian people and their parliament ere of only one opinion when the dignity and bosom of Italy is the question. But besides, the measures pissed tor the improvement of this laws and the laterad monotny of the country have bini& gammons Bat a fact of immense importance mast not be omitted. Daring the last session the budgets for the army of 1858 and 1857 have been examined and passed. In France sines 1815, and in Belgium since 1830, many years passed over before the budgets were regularly voted at the time settled by the sonstitution. Even to this day there are countries which have enjoyed constitutions for 20 years, and which have not yet managed to have a regular vote for the budget, while in Piedmont, after only eight years of constitutional government, the budget has been regularly discussed and approved by the tgo chambers and sanctioned by the King. Thu Piedmont shows eh* is worthy of the political institu tions she possesses, and bow she can carry through liberal principles, being an example of what may be accomplished In Italy, and a future consolation to those Italians in other states who are now groaning under despotism, tyranny, and oppression. _ _ _ . _ The goverment piper of this morning contains the lb:- logien intimation :—.. General J►cgoes Darando, late Minister or War, has born promoted to the rank of lieota nant-generid, hashes. pissed at Mot disposition of the Minis. ter of War, and for his services appointed commander of the first class of the Orders of St. Maurice and L ." The inhabitants of Tarns have presented a sword of honour to deaeral La Mumora. On the hilt is the figure of a yowls soldier, tattaded to be emblematical of Pied mont. Oa the 16th fast. the following address was presented to 'Count Caves, by Professor Moines:l, member of the Chamber of Bepreeentatives: " The undersigned natives of the Duchies of Modena de Reggio, of Perms, and of Plaisance, now residiag in Pied mont, express to your Excellency their heartfelt thanks for the warm &efface made at the conferences of Paris, and the interest exhibited in the canoe of those Italians who now suffer under the despotic governments which at 're sent affict all the states of Italy. . . . They also address their warmest thanks for the attempts of your Excelleney to remedy these evils, end request you will bring before the KIN; their high seetiments of respect and admiration for his Idsjesty, to whom they look as the true preserver of the liberal festitution and of the national flag of that part of Italy, on which now rest the fatura hopes of the Italian Penises's." Numerously 114 respectably signed. A letter from Milan, dated the 16th inst., cmtaias the following passage : " Steps ere being taken for the formation of uveral maps of exercise in this vicinity, in addition to the one now at Barimams, although the Avetsineeleop secret their military movements. The Archbishop Moment is daily ex pected from Vienna. The clergy here stets as a fact that the eceleslastical power end authority has been determined oa at Vienna ; the consequeoces to Austria mast be quickly shown is Lombardy and tither stater. When M. Kitesleff, the Rambo 'sinister to Rome, lately passed through 'We've, he treated the Austrian authorities in that city my cavalierly." THE TWO BICILIES. THE POLITICAL TRIALS. NAPLES, Jams 16. Saturday was the third day of the political trials, and the &Mandarins of the diplomatic body bad increased. There were present the American and the Prussian Minbtere, the &Ma'am °barna d'Affaires, and members of the Bri tish. French, and Prussian legations. Several acne unused have already been in prison several years--ela pan, even, fAr political offences, of whom Avitabile, as a consequence, Ins his hair turned quite grey, and Donna Antonietta Pan his nearly bit the vie of ens eye. During the day the coast was occupied with the extenuation of the witnesses'. Amongst them were ecclesiastic* Ifgh in rank, the chaplain of the seism where some had been enticed, many civilians—all of whom spoke either as to high character, or the impossibility of committing certain offences imputed to them. The Atiornsy-Gennal still displayed the same ferocity of character se on the other censions, and a desire to resist the success of the defence. In proof of whisk I give you instances. A wish wee expressed to have a room in klignoona's house examined Md measured; it was considered very eseentiel to the des ikon ; the Attorney-General, however, opposed it se lances geseary. " I mut press the point on the court, said De Filippo, sad can show from the admissions of the Attoeney- Gemend that it is neeresary." "Signor President," said the Men, " this is a contempt of the public authoritiee ; my weds are questioned." Di Filippo, however, repudiated iiM sharp of a contempt of court, and pressing his point, the Mart retired to consider it. Another incident not to be Initted wee the following. In the coarse of the months t►e read a letter from the Neapolitan Causal is Genoa, in whisk ha said that it was remises to seek for the desired information from the Pied. montage authorities, as evi rything in that kingdom was is disorder. Oa this the Sardioign Chug& d'Affaires rose, and appeared very indignant. I must egain advert to the defense, sad especially that of Padre Ruggiero, an Augustin musk. "We Mn hams him upwards of 30 years," mid priests and civilises, " and have refloated him as a man sad ea socissiastie. We bare freqeented his rooms as friends and pealteats, end have a seen nor heard anythieg to sompromaes him." " I have known him 30 years," said this figural of the Order, " and have always esteemed his as mu of the most useful of the order. As a proof of my high. opiates of lam, I have come as a witness in his defence. I remember that ass of the confretersity, who bad laid so laformatioa against Ruggiero, returned to the monastery, and immediately threw himself at my feet, declaring that his deposition was false. He had bees frightened by Campaigns, the Inspector of Police. He wan afraid of sails or the ergastolo." The men whose evidence, how ever, made the strongest impression was another monk of the Augustine. He deposed to a belief la the issurness of Baggier.; be declared that the most violet, menates had bees seed by Campus& to Manures the &pot ation. "He stripped so (spogliato) of my upper and lower gamuts, and threatissed to have a liehod." "Yea en no Mead of the I said ; "1 it is who am his friend. Yes sat II you do for your own tweeds and =surest I spook the truth. lan a minister of Ood. From him I received my yoke gad strength, sod, whatever be the cos sequestits, I must sad will speak the troth." " One nem ties I mast ask," said the Attorney-General; "has not this moss been sousanted as mad ?" " Yes," said the meek, eserafsdly lasgbisg ; " I had • fever some flys yeas shim end my m=ad wasdend." " I was informed that be ea been mad, and that it was useless to take his &wid ths." And who mid so 1 Why Campus. who prepared the materials for the is., and presented them to the Atter ney-Gueral, who sets at emu as pubis accuser, and °iodise lastruttore (the patios who Ammo up the owe sal lads the bill). We hare it therefore is evidence that owe of the AstgaiWe maokshad been frightened Into makiag • false depeUties ageism soother member of the monastery— that another mink who, without any chugs against him. had boos imprigoaod twelve days, was stripped, threstssed with the lash, sea United, and that the unfortunate sase to %jug whom all this isfersal violence had bees proofing/. has bees • evissaart for surly ores year without being boos& to te=al. , TIN political Webs lave soreta bun rompoadoi. I fin lei ionoa,, by royal rue* for this south. ti 11•11111Mli