The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-15 00:00:00

• ." • /, I Visf. f yi- , e-Z:;„.• 7/ wi•—••••• M tebt OrTint i.i it No. 2,987.) REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-EASTER C Ilu lI.AT. CHEAP EXCURSION 14, SWIERON. 0111111[04raf tiluaks , 4ar, sad Cbrlessiars—Os SATURDAY. WniZ A Tr. 11.1 •4J di I. at 6111 WE, 111611111111141 IS Wadi,. Mar.!. 14 f 411 Itealtatn at 12 D'eArck Imo; Werrearor. ' iv pm. dock 4..t0 ImarrArrA IZaPa ; sffid s = due. al a p rare Salsa.. 7.. ad 4n ; Mummer awl I. sot Y . ULun.ter aa4 clititesAus. IYariml w 1 lelumb sot Res► feritrlr..o4 vat, at a11a1.4. for the vain apartiagt IWITH 11)3111 'UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY MI RE—LI VI—A X 01111 W leetatatett I. the rim el Sewn Are, •.e. in► eueshill, led 1 G. itatweeerwl. Godesr. Ce•hts•a—J. 11111001 , 011 MLA, Seth Imertt tli•I • wes-111111Y •LDWIX 00ANNW lssi. wow Begun. seq. Jabs Peweer. frt. !Giro littlice, het Jaha Sewn. Eft. NNW Om at Eq. Nem Reek teethehe ( 10 000101‘ Leh Wane Weswe ir litelW aeh 0 Pmeen O.IOIJ, Gq, Riad. Hamm IWO VAG Witham ItiliJu, 1,4 W. YeAer White . , req. %ow Mit, lie w. H.P. Grid Weiss. WI . Ald. Alts pliA au. 5tr..r.....,-t..,...., ...LlOl WIPARTNUT, hir beet hi Jelt okebr ai et l all Itrie We a wittee ei s mown at womb ASS OWN sarmaime Searle Mesa.{ Blow latiV• fibs sem re We We vim twetted. belo.the we of SW po kw Ws WI seem yam es Mode awes* 'nu° trlllll 11141VM APPLIID ZITHER IDI logos We twerel prentwi waged he We wet ewes wen t Whim= ft saw twee ealazhh the mire ter that pwlos; Sposi r pli Zt i rweef =Ye seee . E a r ai le UMW " . 11111 011iblArli=li a d 'arr.= wefts Wendt. welts Wee e• • well caw g ....hw aa k W, the . rezw2== .. mem Oa hen the WNW J towool WOW YR 41111111016 I. "prude cd 0111 01 Wafts TROMAS w , ii . Lora iloialftroleelis. TO Ow SHAREHOLDERS of Ile NATIONAL DIPCOUNT Celled The limed of emote. of the le hes he eeeeene yes thet the DILIiD of 5 t. Trowl MSe (Mrs uder the Sal t DT hor p. or sIONATI:IS el rr ea aid atter WWII west. the loth lieest, 4T. bebop. 4 . 1 Lead 3 eweTV ore relors.l to Hen* t e e owe web orbit the C.spetty to At the Use o osmium 17:ES A thrph twits be OM 11.. MIMI • were. r le beaded pee melee el sloes pee beld, which will be esebeeeel en IN. pqmomp-14 order. Tort mow. Tearmin Ms% sh, Illeeble.bse. Much 14.1534. MISS P. HORTON'S (Mn. T. 0.,. L.d) NEW owl POPULAR TTTTT MIMI! isedilles re,..; and ( owl • eistf retTltirterr i f NUrrlllla t neo Oo ll eej. renew. .4 the Wien el sow meow At at* clock sad lambetios kqulrliy of sheet.loa. ow IA ; 31. .11l W (Miry daring the Jo. • llonin Plifor=xl7 ...NW. al am •• dock. he IA :mms. ea Wordy RR. XAHN '8 ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4 Orrsatrl4tme4, Larearrrr arrars lopes far diatlmes 10 tIY 14. ...Walla airrlina se Lars Models sad Pragaragems nen ran of Qs I.lmaas hams la Heal& sad Dam" Ur laraisTgra. le. Leman. ars dallwarad 11. sad lamb& aad rdialf-pin? rue*, I/ Ur. lindis.l.lL4)./, svA at halt•prat a Ws. Admit. tra, Ir. CH 23 AP 8008 S.—S econ d-h oo d Copies of Mr. llsesehy• Vas. 111. end Ilt.—Ordas, Petal M.lteml He lama many other Wort. of the Pen sal Pre mat MIMS • row Oh PALL .t Marti. Ileket Mbrerr. LhOl Flom for March may be °Maimed ea alma... CEIMILMS MDR AND Mt PIM. MI. coN Orterd•treet, Landes. AWL enter Mandmmer. . 001 (INGOLAS8ES. of the vory choicest encriptioo, combined • moderate pekes.—C. NOSOTTI. NI and XV, ustord•4 ow, invites ovoidal mientiou to him eztaniv• r asu seelmilled MOCK. Tbe purity 01 clam, superb, gildn, sod Mmilmined decorative Kyle of frame must OWl'l th• 171.0 f say nier .yi favour him with • .Wt. Hook of IbMpi• 11 = 0 : 11 / ark.% ne tts4 dl . l :::: t. bruld". • "uibibbad a. . ItIk , SINO CABEB.—At Mr. MECHI'S 118TA ausnmarre.aemewasi. If& 4. Ormel Air, N• . slubluel the igesimm i ne " lll6 lll.4 lMi la USU.-AIM) CASK dialibr affid mist ankles al ov., sr Imam wiettabl wwk iW al. p. ..., • /mama dopinsuan ter elp usil4 owner Ow sma Maim OW maws. nom, wire% poolaire., drqoaSio. araW POI MINN ilaisouL Ilreprim dampril al all lies islildnem• • oper lbw Mars as ia• Napevams 1424=at kr Obi sale •I MOM FM% Is war. left ord a rarl.ly V INA H ANI LL W RISKY —This aelebrat.d 11 old Jinn 111.671 s biSressmainad as,.. t its Ml slow and inuleirms garb br Mang et kw ... Liz g,....grizira...itir......-..... at ever nail. lan be Oblong In mill boa. la II pa Add Me • Se as renerabn nail brgrark: -- 71liehwill. aaaurd Naas ts Um . 'DMUS.. e4R411. sod U. IL Gram 11 1aftillialimi, Ba nanas. InHE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS in Zaglas4 are se ha obtained a( immure am CO .naa..s. )(nu ILLIA WM. LI.T. CITY. LONDOX. /TYSON° loSllul el. fa lOC 31.. fa. • teeet3l Pnet arrant Is rebtlgod wary to..atlk oceialaitif all theadvaataasa of Os Lobs Markel% Is awl seat tree by veil 11 110111 , 1 re sarehrl sa mutat Wow 711.a$ a eglo EV Vas to ihe waifs of Pa or awards ant only, fro la say rallaay .lalfaa sr lute{ tamale fikdasd. COAL DEPARTMENT.—Bt finings' and Railway. ani siat k ilay zwrkbe Depot&—nettawe irsingttea{ inn an wavy to OZ s rov I • ea.. by tit*. rim Orairs. 116111wooll llerliambwla or the Man - Worm Weems Wafted. dellyer.4. Obronghly =4 . 1 at VI& per We salb.-I.IIA GM Co., dad dim. klagim. et aloolasd. YAM YOUR LINRS.—The P.• impmeded. Tr no 4 ow . W WA method of iwarlhas lam. M ARX I. owns book, or oastby Wm oo so so prwwwi th• lob meth& or Um Ng of Vs wails, ow. O. yak um ATIINT 21.111.'T Rood LT PLaMi. Any wawa oft we Om .me am— Wool who . lo plots Y.; oft of somber.. b. ; We* boot pow hoe ion wools ..4.4unph. whb priehh Wroohook by ille larthhor and cob pabowlak T. CULThT, 2. Lau saw oho door Oren ft llanialwraa MADAME WILRI(OD.—)OBES, Maotosaz do o.or M Ca - maa.—Res Name It Animal.. o.—Mesly *elm. FZ; m IYDESIIIAM TROUSERS and Mows SAWN& limbiss.—The Tremor. are fast The W viellirilL wkjaming " = WiL We Iww woo et 17. it a whir sw tame mow weidithas. Me doh Maw waits Sawn. Wwwl a um Ws lens . gaoler owl asap. IIWW LIC rid .1.14 'grow IL 11 1112WWww.11, M. tallow. W.. trio. c°RDINII6 WATRRPROOFB anthe beet aream kr um; Oma oil Mad ril osubmac aid am oh la Amer Thar papa re to ma alma al Mown os4l am ID A mar or it a rort a h . ,: w r - .... ~ ......... (Mdtmore toblom Mob aro an bra ma mak tor pee wore. ma mo kommoor book wad torsiolmg so dra= hop Ma Is color. Whi m . jorrhosc tato mush Mohor. bies'impo• la *NE or mai l• odor ur %and. toloworo implio boa la lea. or als. yor dram— 'rail • seimpl OM ho mom ol J. C. CIO/DU% Yak Mom; Soo ma 4 Tomah-Mr. K RATING'S COUGH LOZENollB.—Luegolar am Itlig Mom et las allm6l. IlseelaW •a bi t agiladall . VON; rgEMM" alVbirlarill heiguall i diao k Znipelligle. Fe in " th"gil t W a l .4. 77 e boar r1,1:1 " 14. banws to falL— giC Tian,iiratri k a ......_,.. ae., l tai l l i tig .4 166 Rol by all 6%6= Imillitimailme 'mew Ilimudi. FRAM P r(mvs PI LL of II FA LI H.—Th is stalked kWh. Mi. I 1,101106 • of loog.triol ellkeee for m oll rthortiers el the •thart•ob mad bowel*. Two or three done Mit g esehrh tht ailleteJ of U. 'shrew data The homach will =troth Ito ft:tattle • health, sett ti ..f the boo.. harele, sod Intl rai htly this Vero , awl trotted of hatkosnees. hest, I= thel Jeersfict4l appranore, •Ir 13.31 t, artarltr. nod renewed eth be Um rehht el What th• hesbehte, amedthe to the de. ailloos sertereenhot sea Wt.—hold be a reo.b.re o f h01d... Ms. lid. awl IL. SM. ter tee. Oh erve the row. " Themes IS. thread, Loh]." ' he Ur fortatuess.t mune. T RIP.BIIM Alt.--On the 99th al May, 1866, ea 4mnworms:d ne tha pi rd w l . 4o7 ll l 46 Ariz Ma le am lien Inieuit m err • mak, id mielne uldeb Is mooed on Miro hien at fed mend to in mak et inn tech& ntennerie i ire. sad in salmi Volkeo of Mohetee. %lune*. Trl now Its I, In • 11ihe ilmatice. nuersatortons : uol oineutke of the via . d . :4•11m1i111. Ea 11 c eon Roam .I three dom. err Ls:l and all tree, ~f inn deaden Mil am 7 oh l o se bu i V I VI as mains M. is tie ell• .1 OW lealh o =rho artuee. ai Ttleemef ; se.Li f . tee ; frames F r . 27A. Ya le emi t,. :ai r i t fnevitshl • . efilleeelleill. e'er IT eil imeiveekles They may be al Yid Pi 11011 Ife kid nineele• _. to th; ama% pile timer ems i see we ilk, we. no :mdle di ilme le• Gobi of LI in. ; avid; Into warm, done 6 . Veber& inuend. nom ne en. To la lad walla Loris el Jarsoke, i:..rehill , ilm=ed Co., EDAM li eaordotuont; e. U I inabienlia. Umeloma; led Po-•'l. nonenent.tu IteemeelmeeeneLteueete. SOUND and WHITE TEETH are not ealy ia ollayonablr rood** So a pisolag so en. .r In both sexes. but Um tte yondfser .1 OroOM/ ffolossb ale Y blghly madame to Math Osto konnovlty. snood the various grarstkoo.o offered f tbs put. pos. ROW LAOrt or A S ODOSTO OL I.EN Moods storfool!..l In erolloOlse off tartar Me Oloperst on.. sod hopartlso • Bowl like *Snots. to tho osamolled oirforo, rennelog foots off Yr elgeolt door, l owa ` gums Om mod rtl. Stow Os Oak Snob • their wallow. owl. Si. omegas blown •, lonoortoos ....taw and own, to No brootb. Prim Is Ail. b 1. Corrine—TM • ads ft. *lamb' (Moot. " see to Ur label. aod A. AO WLAIS D sod Inoe n, ilaflcoi sarden." tho on•I n nocnt romp affixed 011 soda Let. Ould by thew. and to cLetal.l.l and 'effusions ART UNION of LONDON. (By Royal Chars.) Ptimbegers Wiwi for tboomoleo fete the Public lehltiteet ►m, galnelker of coo Edges will ham bodeliw the dame of • wet. as Imponeat of. Pee of IN NYEBT IN TUN WICHMANN' tesewel by J. T. WilLAww, A.S.A., tram tle imperial* NA ar lAadmr. ILA , awl Mt Anomie Clailoott, IM a CrTlabi iwe sew randy for d•thiwto 41 lON GODWIN, 1. Tiewonww et, WMI Need. LAW IS POCOCK. JOaseWaslw. PARTIES WANTING an eight-rammed HOUSE .• moderato tam. .lomild apply M w tem. 1.1. Mamba. Mom IM/doim Ms Tailors' Arm Worm ammgock•MlL THII LATE 811 RODER? PZEL. Dee ready, In I vols ho send 30s. oink THE POLIIICAL LIVE at Silt IL PEEL. Itt Tiros. DOCILZDAT. Author of the - Monti& 1114.367 of Ilastuat * 4 Thu Truro Law of Populaaloa. - ie. Lando.. banns Alder. sod Co. 66. CnridnlL 111 ow rad', la Tolman, awn Elm, prigs lea.. THE SUILOPEAN REVOLUTIoNB of 1848. By SDI/AM, CATIST. NM. Lomas : dada. Bider. az4 Co.. TRZ FALL OF KARL The Tboomod of DEt. BANDWI lII'S JOU stNAL of the SIEGE awl DIFZZCZ of RAMS b ROW 1/11Ja. Jobs Mow, AlionsffoofrooL Jll4 WAWA 7'f is MOM Pk beUlkidilityk OK H UMOIUPATHIO IJUMEBIIO MKI MINA. ihr J. Lau" M.D. Dade et A talkdralik. No asseds• c — ;,... b rit .Namt u. Aa kr be k risra, sad Ye MIA AIrITOMI Ike Is. wi l li bilie le Am rims skous et insboall k km* melba A . Csse for kb arrows fres roar. haus Lamb. 4. 81. molt. aniussi. Oskril• Mail LLOYDS WEEKLY LONDON NEWd, * DOUOLAB JRIII2OID. ARLON MIT CI ILCULATION—oprords IFIAI• • ORAIAT FACT foe ADTWITISCIUL II inallskos MITT COLUMN 18.4211* les FIST LAM! INTILLIUKFC/A d = TRUPAI & NCIA or rooftwoFroggroo. l oftr Nom Atm /L . ILOD t . ORA•mplopos% Am WILE MORNING STAR.—Firstalsas Daily J. Pew wet be en 110111 DAY. Kara IT. sad deepekbell b,lbe seek ., *nem—Mu be eblebbell tree. sli einmere. mob Obb • as. Maw& THE EVENINO STAR.—First-alas Evening Paw, will b• pibbabid es MONDAY. limb Masi tb• 11•111L111 b• obtained from all immummi. =lll. Bumped Twopence. THE MORNING STAR, sad the EVENING sTAIk rise flas Para meek. ilatatmlatata straped tapir. U. par intrair. pagabla athaata wain parabit Marina-caw to Joan Barna Lametal. at the Maw, 8:14. ausalL THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER, price eaeleetped 40., Mrapal fcl. Me Lotleg Liberal Joanna. the alvocale el tree Demaaree sad d ea mead Diana& la the name NW mho of hi MOW ewe—la the sewing et lb law npaY, art l the need aterrastile mai esionerelai tateneetke arataleed the Dv, railway, sad toortiary artielee—thie pow b weenseent SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS AT THE SEAT 01 WAIL ITS FORZION NUMB 18 SYLLABLE AND IN lAL WN ha any el elopi sad% a_the Inaba Seal b easollei vilh 111 W DAILY =No Rini?. IT 01111111113 .asnassierarra It D sad. ewetzwee W a y ewe Is* New br. esioloMass eadleirtlja7mos.=lTrodf a itiodur pilaw ea d we er Deemer la the Idyl= ; se et :get Leads& 11.1. la •sialglai Iliki= bf/ peat at a plea aftLamelen i a same e 1 aewe epees is SW* No II Per Warlir. Mid Y admire by P 01641110 advt. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ. trim 8 a.m. A, mill 3 pm., at la pea m*: la bags eremesiry. pm., for 3d. Asset ay T ad.....,""" wirier ; 13, WAlr Nom DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the MIN TIT by EVININO POST. attic M. par r g., mama In all vas=OHN S MADDOX, 10, Uppa Alloaratima. Zagimat'oliaelt, mil ims Aorta DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, ie Leedom, at Ils.portgrelar.-8101T 1,7 WORMING MAI alat —I iv D0..11..61. pat v.—it. ADAMS. Pt lal Wesimissia, News Asset. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO ZILAD ; otd supplied to the country by 'voila' pod, M Ilu CL otr Inciter. Will in admen—lL 11U1111101. Gruveiculaso. Mow Mew. Anent. HE EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC and the TEALS mu atwa i na it t a ttr os nr s. :; . de t el;ly .. l naL IRELAND DUBLIN, Mazza 14. A new element of disoord has been introdoeed at the New Roes election, Mr John Reynolds, forme* M.P. foe this city, having made his 'pastramis them bat whether to canvass for die Thos. Redingtem ar tie himself is not quits clear. It is stated in theme* *pond, nce of the Freeman, which, however, most be taken es that of a partiun to some extent, that thew Moo limit to the lathes offered that bribery Married on in the most barefaced manger; that "noel drunkenness and rioting were never men before ; that the antagonistic mobs have introduced a new mob of electioneering by casting Are-balls, composed of in and turpentine, into each other's ranks. so that tins Is dow i g e l oosoo of the wretched poop= bolosi so of them now beim to bod lon bum is in this way sod, die r by both puttee co *brat money spent is enormous. and the costaquent riot sad debansbary Waste." As the nomination takes plies P tt i olr r ytite some of violence and mansion is aow no doeht at its climax ; and altogether the sfrair pro. seises to be memorable in the history of eves Itish *lntim& it US/C. Hill TADISCOI COXCEIT. Hen Tabs" a Isaa ciao of meant atel tepstetios, who hoe wind he Lea den, gene a concert on Tr enemy at the Heat v.usquare Was; where h. sahlbited snob tali at as a pen -craw or; the piano( .ne, and as • twmpwer for that instrument. 8p hr's grand quiotot in C minor, for piano, two viola's, tenor, lad eillotteell, eloped by him sing w.th Mean. Joan. Well, o,.ffris, and P. quo, wu is every part us ad mirablo yeti . ..ream:a. Herr Torten. afterwards played Beethoven'. 8on••• la B flat, Op. 22, I. a pure sad classical style, and also 'renal plena millpond aihimself, which to executed with such grace d Saab. ObertLiir's pried dens for the harp and piano, art t .ems. from Isicorria Bemis, was p 1 yed w,tb much o. by the cost oarandM Aguilar. B.ls oft the vi )lia and the violonee.lo were perforated, both of them ia • mastery saucer, by Hen Juno sad M. P.que. Madan* Penal ease, with her anal eleireele. Dostuttes aria, `• &or 11 gregno," and • pretty Freneb romance by Clap ems. Marl.me Willpert, • &lager wins we had ao board before. 'sag the famous sir of the Ogees of Night, Is the Zewbarrfore, meet or the I 11101114410 is the highest /*Rios of the cite with remarkable facility sad dearsees And that plsoiag young ringer, Hale. &Whitish, sang a " Lled " of Keliteroda'a, acconspaaied o• the violin by Mr. Rise. The ro was crowded, and the prisidpal pines were much applauded. ONSISI7II AMlDE:VT.—Yeller&ly IlfteMOOS ohs of the B.pwate► sad hhiroberd': -bash tisarlserse w a spiel es Brook green, Hammer.mitb. It appears that *stems gait t.f mind mimed rho hot... to Matt es slimed' lir.,ok Omen-lane at a very rapid rate. At Brook-gem,' female iniide the omnibus kiu pe4l oat, and, fortunately, escaped ,emus iijery. The horses then tweed am to the path. sad preceded tossed@ the Hammienmi•h-reed. Os reedits( toe seer buildings erecting on the maids of the Bemis Catholic church. the moo of the °ma•iee struck the scaffolding, gad the ',chicle was immediately tuned ca its aide. ber,dtd sot fall a the yam mc I. The °Melds whoa mask lath tie pretend, wbir h wt. very soft from resist re moval., sad it became a tulip's ter the body, which wee breed is the air. The ht rsaa did sot reerive any lo jery. Mr. White, of the Avenue, Hammersmith, whe was thetas the onsibse, • at itry much tot and bruised about tb6 lace. The omnibus presented a eery curious appearabee, the wheelie of the near aide Wog forced et•ms le•pht Is the air, sad it drew a lug. toneoune of people the wLole day. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 15. 1856. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDE—Famet, MARcs 14. ROYAL COMMISSION. The royal meet was sin■ ttg oommimios tt the follow ing Coasolideni Fond C 16.000,0000, Nam y, Mune Mutiny, sad the Raisers of Land Advances Aria Amendment. The Lnrcle Comalseinsers were tte Lord Chancellor, t h e Bari of liarrowley, Led t►e Marquis of &indent's*. The Lona Castor:mums took b. sew os the coolest* at , lye °Walk. TICKETS OF LEAVE. Lord DUNGANNON pre settee that oh the tad My ha should submits resolution to the boats to the affect th 4 .he pretest erten of the past of dams of leave everattd is a eighly taproot' a.sser, sad that it hoe the arty of her Elegy's goveraohat to devise mate mama for stapes the eau effect of the peewit law. CHURCH DISCIPLINE. The LORD CHANCELLOR plated spew tlie table a bill ler awoadag the law Maus' so &arab dissipliso. The kill was yowl a Asst time. TEI LAWS AFFECTING WOMEN. Lord BROUGHAM bed toe besoar, esti he setteamd it • high ea o, to plus tiptoe their lordships' table • pebbles aped by 11.0 Md tbsir feliev.eltasses—by 1,0110 et the I weer& of ibis soastry—impkrias their lordship., as far so is them lay, le mead lees middle( the sosditiee sad t.f ..otate. Of Um defects of the salsas' la+ as mat soluld doubt, sad the maim is whirl this Oman dt fists primed r ilts middle sad lease Masers of vows - ..11 safe! is was —to sottonplas. To porno intitis petttisalhes.ulnae were set • natter sd swab vied no- Maid had as moans, the oppercsairy, the armor .1 mann then. But wins t and he person was I. the Innahln maks of life ; tries it Ins • weans willing to =pent her children .111 hosts artist, cv • female senor port api—thas It go that the intimate was Ult of that 'plea ilia pissed every tarthisp of her bard versed piss Wain tie Meal sown/ of a petition husband. It men be nil Kos the had but hateelf ar bar owu ustortmate amass to Nan% fa that she Ind willingly reetrcet.d the nanny tie. Bat she had so pawn t, gat rid of that tie; than sooner of our lowa Awn is her way, sod provosts/ bit *Weiss the slighted past She was remeiliele eater ebe emestemeithe dee which epareted duty fnwhisillailli sea the On Bower noted with thrhushood, sod le is act pot lid dabs tie salon possessed of the seem sow wits alba • dlesnies tram tae acolosianisal sous; Nei emeerp the 11111•11,0•11 spats of earring a bill thinasta bra besets et parliment The petition which be pre. NON was signed by all clown. B. Inuit 'sly sun t.et Km feet et the Wt of sines woe that et the well-knows hlglayilleeisetberess Jememe—(heer)— sad that event itsni We. the sane oleo of see who had demo nen kr the WM instrnsties b• th of was end wonaaktod—lisrp Mar.) hi thus subjoin ►e should be the new of Indiums hie moth sad learned Mead (Lord Lyadhurst) to redeem the Estil -1 pivot pledge of a former moire to (undue tone hill to nosed, the eviriast state el the law. Lord LYNDaulisr saki that whoa the hill promised by the sobS .ad loused lord e• the wookaok was ►,oayht betas their lordship, be skald take the eyportsarty cf rash*/ sans murk' awn this ssrjeet. CHURCH RATR& Is answer to Yr. Waaroaa, Blr a GREY said that the govoramat asasadmeat to the bib toe the aboliti.n of er.orth rave had been laid on the table, sad would be delivered to m inhere tomorrow (this day). -- ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS. MALINS waned to h. ow whether goarement isitanded t procad with the B a...statical Cools Bill; and II so, wlother it would b. m rely laid no :to tLbls, or be sc am anted by a stet. ist.t t f.. es we IS Iwitsi-O•sitreL Lard PALMERSTON Gould not say what 0011110 Ma boa. sad learned Mead intimated to pone% wbet►er be would ask Idea to brag io tat. bill. or &roe p It. Of rouse, it diem was say atatoss at it would Lot be sada at a lats boar. ►DJOURNMENT FOB THE RECESS. PRUSSIA IN THE CONFERENCES. - rd PALMIRSTON ot nee tbat tas how, se its 'Mac !Whirs to Moodily, toe 314 of )(trek. Mr. DIBRAB LI—I skull take at. opp.ressity of neer- Nag he a question put by me to , he sale lord yesterday, sad to whisk I received a reply from the settle Mod which wee set Daly remarkable bat swains. I said there ware rmatstre tomewhet aethnitative, assosseleg that as event et the greatest Imperialos with respect to the ositioreame at Stmt., la sedaricio to the Oetert of liesilm bad astemead, sa Invitation had bees sedate Prude ht sestet at the mattresses, sad that that lestaties has bees ssseptsd. Later is the day, after the home had messebled, isfereas hos es still higher authority sashed Ibis tessatry, sad we used that sot rely wee it Mae that sash sa irmitatios had boss made to Prank red boss ereembed, ht that that power had ameally mood Ms Mes.possatiarise to whom eta would esteem the seproseetatles of bor power and the nauseam* oils. maim at the eoefeeeseee, sad the mimes slat osed were the Premise Prime Miairar, the Hams Masteoffitl, sad the Fruitless Misdease at the Coed of the Tuileries, Y. Hatsfelet It WY impossible fat ma to give nodes of as toiletry of mult a Ware, as mail It, la my opiates, seamed that I theuld do es. The role that obtains Is dale hems, of giving Isfermatisa to Miietiten of quietism, to be addressed to them by member, Is sot as ails of mastiff manly, but arias flea the asemelty of this., sas► questions baying enormity nfer•see to tbo datiso a !lowa moor other of Ito departments c f the pustomest. It Is neotroary for the saving of Jim and dwpasit of leseimes Oat settee iatseitheed shot& be gives to the hoed of the partioalar do oartsmnit to whisk tbe gisoatirma relates, is orate that Ito say make himself ameelsteid with he details, to be 'sable* to aftird the melted isformovoe. (Hoar, hear.) Bat whoa Of p;111111 0170- questions of liph soot. vndee' marlin the - MOATII4 Of °erten top went eireuratteasse have el bow set ocesured in foreign carat in shish we are din ettp Imassrbeih—whis each quotient are addressed to the gra Minfrafri Si MN sewn, it hes sever, that I as aware of, heim ahaddaesi eec .to try to pi,. previous latiatettus of the lateatien to ask diets ('tier, beer) sod to the meant state of affair', when the sosinsasicatina between one country and another is so rapid, it Is Impseible to glr. each precious iettnatien, bemuse the a tornados upes what' the cpiest , oe es f 'ceded sins of even while we en sitting bete ; oh, rms it Is important that so delay *hoard he endued I. 'nekton the appeal to the gas ropiest as to wb it is erthestia or eta. Wie:l, I thought yesterday that It was peceltarly ea oheasion whoa it 111111 ttl• duty of the horse to ..frod the opportualty to the shinier of in tercede, parliament end the reentry whether, I. feet, to isporteat ao ev.nt hen really °teemed so that 1 alluded to, cis., the In.itetioo sad eresson i f Prune to the °loa fer. aces. (Seer.) Bat whit wee the mower I received from Le nobli I a.t ? If it were not fresh in the neollec ties of e'l who heard se, sad frail to ray nem memory, 1 should almost Omit I wes lehoertog ruder some snaps heltslastiors when I renal to the soda of the haw that the noble lord declined to give any information ae tt the ispertaat sables of say blquiry. The noble lord sad that the Ina rule laid doers by Ote nefseace of Paris wee, that then should be c , Nalrt• seer. cy with re gard to ell th.ir proseedian, tied that therefore a was sot to his power to ghee say mown to my question. It nom he *reediest—it deed,l Sauk Illvear to the preennt ease th- re cm be no doubt of the eapedieory—it say be bigely tsp.ehnt sad politic that the negotiations should be air .t; bet there is a root difference between regotiatioas betty kept secret, cod the parties to the negotiations and the asses of the atiotiaters remaining naknowe. (Cheers.) The very fact that the negotiations are secret it, I think, en additiosel Poston oty the negotieton should he knows—for the ant condition of ermildence is, that we should b• ecratested with those wno here the tretll6l:- . IWO of the alum in which we en hammed, and the very 111•UlUt1011 of the eminence which the noble lord queried a his name for not answering my question 'pimento se to be SO 'adamant —if linemen; wire mastery on non • point— la I of the utmost bantams se to the immoral, acid, II the 'Gwen and instructions of the negotiators. It 10 sot, however, requtette to areas on such quota. as, for she principle the noble lord aye down liabeoiauly Impra- Ytet If it were true, se I stated to the I oast., that not emly had the izettaties bean made, but that Prussia had essetted it, sad had eve nosieated her plenipoteatieriee, If that were tree, sa I believe it to be, sod that the plenipo tentiaries have tinned ia Petit at this moonset, at I . t dd, I say Viet teem en incidents that c.neot be coesialed even if it be . esind. If the plenipaentiariee of Frosts ere absolutely in Peril, no reserve us de pert of the coo freers, or the n•ble lord ass keep the matter math If Barth lthateuffel sad his colleague, 11. Bats kldt, are at Paris for the impose of inteediag the otrafeneces, it is sot to be supposed that they go •o thr h tel of the k reien minister in disguise, er po stai theseeinee et K. Wsleweat's Is mairis Their pre sence wol be 'wawa through tut Peri', and therefore the c vine takes by the noble lord I. reknit g the iafireestinn to the British parliament I asked for is p. erectly uttheasblii. But (spied thin, I find fa the Monitore of yeeterdiy a spi ral attootheenient by the Frisch g merriment that ea in Unties has been made to Prussia to steed the esifirenst,; that Freesia has emitted it, and that she has nomiesed the Bar is Martheffel, aid the Premien minister now at Peri. M. Betsfeidt, bar pleeipotentiener. Horis It Oat the Flinch pin ph ate to be laformed by their gummiest, autwithetandieg this preliminary roolotioa of the safe. tees, as to what takes place, sad that the parliament of Bulead is the only plus where no inf imitation th be obteinee, and that tee noble Lrd on as mason of such gran let rut avoids his re sponeihtlity, by resorting to • pies which epos mature re flittion he mast, I unsure, feel Is sae he ought sever to have advanned ? lamat a loss to saderstead what sea be the reason that induced the noble Deed to refuse the int r otation, which I hope oa feather consideration he will feel It isnot only Is his tow. r but his duty to import to se (Hear, be r.) I should be terry tit supper., thee the eel& lord bade is the cirearastason that P.0.e.& m now partiothatmg in the isaterthees ary muse for regret. (Hear.) I should be .nll to belies. diet—lor two leis° s—tlest, if he should feel emus for regret in that einumetasee. It would seem that the c"unctle of this country la tee safer's:es are sot so is fletiotial •• VW, member of this hoes mast wish them to be ; bat if it be a subject of regret to the solve lord thst Prussia boa bees admitted to it, I should lament it still more, buten I myself caanot bat feel that the eircuenstanoe is on• not for regret, bat epos whisk we may fairly congratulate the country and the world. I look epos the scission of Prussia as en (vest auspicious of the eattsfsvory &Weeniest of the question' that the confer ease at Faris are deliberating upo•—(shoe re)—as ma neat auspicious of peas—(abort)—and the apoa which the country ought to be congreutieted, become', whatever the w,ld I pisioas Ma. times upraised—ea, reseed oftea witn out thought, sad sometimes without teesper—l ewe( but feel tt at tee settlemett of the question at knee is more likely to be setistaitory and ',elopement if, as is sow coa ti mpliod, all the great powers of Europa take pan fa and scathe it—thou si us gnat power, so peculiarly situated as Freesia, ,hould remota stool sad isolated. (Cheers.) Ineependent of the general pitocmle, that oo settles's% at Paris is lately to be I ermasent if one of the great powers of Ens pe a stet a perili ipso', there are peculiar ressoes why the easetion of Freesia "build be gives to that settlement +Lich I (to tommoo, Lm sere , won every I oa. mewl) r who bean me) bops is Is peeding. The presume of Prude at the cosh rust is the ouly mimes, as it upean tome, by witch the opiates. and sentimeats of Getaway me be 'unstinted end impressed epee this sumoreine occasion. (Chun.) It is very tree there to another O. rms. power which her, bona the firs, participated I. the curer enees—a power of which I desire to speak with all due respect; but I remember well the sung of • greet states man—one whose °pinkies apes the saij et I may waits with 'vat propriety, for they US sot likely to be prendieed upon such • point—l refer to M. Metteresh, the Suerien Yachter. Prince Metternich geld that Austria was the true type of ea sap re, sad that therefore all her Stem% must be Imperial. (Iles, hear.) Austria hes many kingdoms and lathy rues depisdest epos her, sad elesiesdiag her eolkitede ; but Prussia is hoesorceous—the is Givasea— nee might, Ind,etl, almost asp that Prague is Germany. (Chun.) Therefore, and for that reason ales., lire 'poises of °true onadderatioas, I masker that we. who ere a deeply iativested late welfare of Europe, must be de stroys that that power should take pert in toe eceihreasee, sad feel that au aotheritative ant, witemeat e f see\ a cif clouts e. world be matter of coign. elation to the sass try. (Hear, tear.) Bat If it IV enewary fee Eu ropean Jewett* that Prussia 'heel& be present at those eon( , and if, on gent rat grimed', it be I adverse to th tourists that a greet state should mash' I iseleWd oa this oecaaoa, sad if it be, for the sake of refire STATE OF Iltl9ONB. ——- - The Earl of SHAFTBSBURY, I. wavily for setae ro tors., staid atWattost to e mitt be a dialosad by the r. - perm him the Isupeator. of Prato's, akswiog that the eta ditioa of stray of show ae , abliat mem was very watts factory, both is a strays! sad tartrate point of view. TEE LATE LORD TRURO. The Margaltciafiil3o4l7llL;hlWte; table a letter ken Lady Truro, coamealertieg her late alias to preetat the estate vs law l.btaryry eolleated by bar tote husband to the Heave of Lords. Tne mobil stamen mend that oho Wt.r be referred tr the Library Committal of ihst boon, sad added a kw words of W&IS ealrgy upon the deceased Lard Truro. — L 7 rifviihezet, the Lord Chtseellor, B•rl Grey, sad But Dab, easeereed is eapreeeisi eekeoeleegseets for the gilt, sad rasossittos of tag h.all gasbags al the late Chaseellae. _ LIIIITBD LIABILITY. _ Lord MONTRAOLE Yed for mores consorted with this devote/meat et area attveeiaNsrprise es tbo orketple of Eesserkteg soon the es.jrct et some 6th, the noble lcrd tareested the sppoistowat of a 'sleet CJllllllltes of their lordsto.pi to istreotidate the whole gus tier' f the law of psrtssorstap. gaol (MANVILLE orjested to the oommittee ; stub • step, be said, being quite ■sp,eosdmted orki.le the tome' to he teoolred tato were still under co sottisratiois elsewhere. Tbollarl of 81611,10W1T baring briefly op dm, the returns were ord. red. adjoarsod at 20 octavos after 8 o'clock, until the 81et Saslow. HOUSE OF COMMON&—FAIDAT, Muca 14. The kiwi took the chair at loot ealock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Morley 1 1 7.tirandIWZ;e71:Hitto Bills were brought us by calor sad reed a fint amt. 1 be Aide rolsott Camp, Javelin* Convict Perms (Ira ind), Toth obits, Homey, William Railway, Bills ware wee nlly raid a second time. POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRALIA. tilir J. PAYING lON protimatod a Wawa pantmet to settee (nu th. Australis* Aolooistlos no the titbit at et re newed Haan tonal tousuasateatina w.t% Ile Auttaltaa tahlailed, giving notice at the same time that it was his ionis ing, l ee s the polit , oll twisted sod to f mad a 1310t10111 on it. EIGHTS OF WOMEN. Sr E. PERRY present d • petition from Elisabeth BST- Mt Browning, Mary Ilow,tt, Mrs. (irked, Mr.. C..wdiaa Clarke, Ere Carlisle, sad inhere, complaining of tive state of the law as it affects the earning. and property of Married woman', sad praying the blase to apply a vosiody. The politiear. stated that great hardships eras Malabo roost detective slits of to. law, not so much Inelifsi mom !. of rook, who bat mesas of evading it by seldeiments and other device., as muralist women of middle station. writers, artiste, de., bat teat above all, women of Ida working Masses solUnd, sad so the poportioa of mum employed is isida.tr at oecapatioas was itereesing day, some change of the law was becoming arcamary. Edelsats bad rightly passed a law to cheek the newly. holines i 6 of wife-beetlne, sad there was Low as great se smeary for secs* law to protect the property of wown from toit attempts of their bastmado. In all the • respects the laws of various C 11111111.411 were sopsrior to oar two. The petitioners prated that the bow world take the fore , going all•ptioas tato its caosidetatioa, and apply what rose ty it deemed dt The toe. member, la presenting tbe petltioe, saaosaesd bit tateatles of begging the *object tastier teat re the boom immediately biter the Esau+ re mei (H 0.9, beer) OBJECTS OF ART IN OUR PUBLIC INSTITU- iic7rii.7 Yr. SWART inquire; Oiikafinit Lewd of the Treasury, whether any pro/mos bed hoes made in sarryina into effect the suggesims a silo dsrga the lam eassioa of poriamer.t, tint there timid be eillited or • pomaded to Os p.totirgs, statue sad ether works of sot, to specimens or illustrotiour et *owes, &edgewise, public monuments, sad historical utemertak la our public institubors, *Ramat , ry toserip dais, (Isis; a brief aosoult of the subj. et, dots, history, sad author of the work, seas le afforl some e I le•true tlou the public, and spare them the sirens, of purehasiag • OB Lt a r i aTILMERSTON said limit the hew. member's rag amt.., bad bees lolly tutted out in this Ifstitnal (Whey, end being • most 'metal sad v•lesble one wood M por ted, in.rodsced in .he public institutuose of the e SEATS IN KENSINGTON GARDENS. Tito saute boa. Meats= .leo la quised of the Presideat o f the Hoard of Weeks, whether mew would be adopted for 'Meg lb* public the eeeeesmodatoa of a greeter number of mute resod the tree. la defrayal par., of Ktaiiagtos Gerdeas se well sale tb+ Park, Sir B BALL rivet *et he bad made arreag twat' for plus ug a groat number cf seats is the gardens sad parks. eau •bail,' tie house reeve:lsta tko estimates those arraago saettr woo d be amied oat. OUR RELATIONS WITH AMERICA. lir. IC iffilatir whetter he erasable to state whips the mein relative t the Mellow with the United BMWS would be laid open the table of the liner. Lord PALMERSTON sad bo otrald mamma the precise day oa whisk the papers midi be ready ; very Ilea after air J. PiILINCITON—Oa both sub**. Caelodiag re t quot_io_ A a). or merely as regards C. al ral Asturias ? rd PALMKBTON said that ;he Carrot Americas papers wire I. warn or proposals.; tbe others maid sot be pins soul so sown was seat to tho last cots of Mr. 115:07. BUSINESS OF THE ROUSE. I■ 1011VOT t Mr WALPOLU, L , rd PALMERSTON mat it woo lotendra t take tie estlamiter, bock oa tbe Kends, end Friary following the F own SCOTTISH EDWIATION. Lord DUNCAN, for the Lord Adeoeete, dzed the star meet of the latter respeetteg arettaa adoratios for the 7 h April ..at, beim • peetpaarateat boa the Sits t.f Murk ROYAL COMMISSION. Bieck Rod apptared at the bar, sad mamosed the Mara to to Holm at Lida, to law Um royal ararrat Fives by 1 cote miaow' to multi bills, Mae whisk we Mode top:rt. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. seating Garman opinions and metineate, important that Preside should be present at the coeferenees, it Ii equally desirable for Enlist' interests Whatever we stay have heard of the met conduit of Ptefele, which allow me to remind the home has sever been the subject of debate or dismal= is the British Hwee of Commas, it will be well to remember that if them be such a thieg as a listen! ally we may fairly describe Prussia as the natural ally of Eng land. (Hear, hear.) From tie perio I whea she lint en tered low the nights& elm of sovertir.tin, w.tb one brief •uep Wm, sad Ikea she was action ander sompulsion sbe barn bees oar ally—(bear)—aad from lustorical am dawns—geographical litSlatiOS —be r produce—the run of her ishatstents—sad I might aimint my of her !ahem also—t ramie la a power which, I smears, will always be regarded with sympathy by the people of England, aid ever with profound interest by Baskets states. Mee. (Cheers) I know that some persona are apt to believe that became it was sad to have been proposed by Bemis that Pram. sheath be admitted to the criefsrences in the first inseams, that that was•selledent reams why the greet powers shouts hare reseed to admit her. ("Rear," drum Mr. Layard.) Neiwitisteadiag the miseattss ehoer trees as hes. geatimaan who has given musk attention to Sweep sewn, I Mina that nothing vas he more erro neous or !mimosa than that °Make. I batty of wilting mare likely to make Priori& our stiversary hereafier thus that the settiesunst which I bops is sow about es take place at Peril should be of • pelted and not of a mavens' °ammeter. It is of the greaten impart &see that Rum should am be esahnd to fall beck epee the authority or a great power like Prussia se not cometted with the endemism A. • mare queries of diplomacy, seething coal be more serial for Rasa thus that Penang amid demand to take part in the coallemsese, fer if site succeeded tabs would have paid a semplimeat to Ram* sad U she ass ennead, she • Geld have famished Der with ground hereafter ter questnalag • mangiest of a anat. *Scrim the istereste or all Harms from which one of the emit ;rooms of Europe bad bneeacladed. I comet believe that a Seidel =master will object to the Medea° of Prima, and I ham se doubt the able lord km by this tome Melded spun a essvietice, of what is the reel intent of Swope tad of this country. I meat believe that on *eh an esensies the pumas or private finings of a cabinet or of saylMlvfdaal miaieter wal trainees the cease of pablis cusses. (Hem, hear.) Penns has already worked orjery to ids , as& I hope we have outlived the teem Mies MO will be repeated. (Hear) ) It is for them ritooa tea I should, is teed of viewing the au es aloe of Freesia to the Cumbria's as adverse to the lawmen of Europe or of England, regard it as M. saficlal to tie object foe which we at. all of at maiims. I have taken this opreruaity of recur ring to the subjaet is emesquenee of the unmeant •ry reply toe t ogee resolved from the able lord last eight. I be- In we that what I ymterday immeshed bad coca a is In ear. ry muse correct, and it would, lam ponnaded, it'd the stalest satiate. ties that we should have it authorita tively announced by the lilliSter. I tray, then foie, that t e eon. Intl will, epos reflection, foil that toe winsome of Byroad sheath not be len informed by her 111 ; irety's /limpets of what is sofas ea in 'shrimp.. to tone oonftr. tans than the population of Paris is by the Pre&engovera mot in the Monday.. (Rear, hem.) Veneta PALMERSTON—I ma Genre the hon. gentle man that I ia se degree complaia, or have any right to eimplaia, of any want of searteey ea his part, la aot giving previous hello, of the quaticn he pat to me yester day, for it eat nadoebtedly a question which, , f fit to be pat at all, r,quited somatic*. Oa the mar baud, however, I t opiates wilt sequit Ina of any intentional want of merrily as to the weer I gave. (Reef, hear.) It is perfectlyhme that when the Conference first met; the Bust resolution they game to was ti at heir roc Misr should he secret ; and that they entered iate se segagenetet, for themselves and ray their nsfettive sacraments, that scores, should be apt. (Rem, hear.) Not that there were sty *Medan proseediqrs that were t) be in anywsy at vansnet with the in terests the plenipot *inane* nen mated,or with the bailouts, t ledtschap of their deties,hat lilt wen ealy in reforms' to this HOMO of Parlament, that decides was a wen am la regard to the lertlisrasee e f the °Neale fee which they IMO • ecrsd it ed. (Chew.) Foe if it vete to have beta mei ee that every eley si the week hen. gentlemen were to get up and Lemma weestimas urea telegraphist aseregm, end m ettles in Immo netvepep,rs, ealUng spot the re. MIIIM•114 te implant what bad passed it the Cot t/ream at tho day befogs la retro to questions sues :dad sad dlnausioas still *satiating, I appeal to the good moss sad judgment of the House, when I say that nadir such circumstances. a successful issue of the oegotia• - - - - Gee w iuld have beta difficult, Heat improbable. (Cheers.) Therefore, I think, the decision was • wise one, befitting the character of those who mule it, and one that was caleu ' hued to prom-tto the objects for which the Conference had &iambi. a. Acting spot this view, I gave the mower I aid to the right Imo. gentleman's virgin) ye s:erday. Ihs right hon. paternal' however, tc-day, juts his ' question in a way that makes it amnesty Mr me to give *ems eaplanatioa. (Hess.) It is andoabtecly tile, as he sayr, that Pinata is ono of theta powers of Europe which have hitherts been considered as what ere teehnicalle celled the five great power., and which bore been acentoosed of late years to enter into arrangements and trestle, together on metteis coon ct , d with Blames* interests. Is Vie vest 11141, when the trea ties were made in reiterate to the of tiro of t • East, than treaties were concluded by Austria, Franco, Guest Britian, Prussia, and Resat, in cotton with ti e Putt-, and if on a recent omission nothing had beta required except a simple c mitten:le of the tweet peters of Europe to settle general queen:as effecting European in. tenets, no doubt Prussia would have been invited like the °Dm poems to become a party to each peoesedime. (Hem.) Bat tee coal/neat. was appointed lot the wpm of assoticias and concluding peace between powers that were et war, sad the panel parties to such a coeference wore Preece, Turkey, and girding se the 0-e tide, aid Russia on the other. Austria, though nut one of the belligerent% had Dearth' is. snored into ei gage moats with Turkey to maintain her pritcip uuiee, and bad likewise tired the part of soadowor be tween the belligerents on the occasion weirdo had dir.etly led to that negottaticie e Austria, there• lore, could not be ezeleded from being a member of the conference—but Prussia stood La to character that made her M any way whatever a p rty to tome negotiations. (Hear, hear) I will not Mint the right toe. gentleman Mt* the damnation of the question which of the German toter, is the met honargamous, or which of them most secarately and fully tepiesents the public opinion of the German States. Prussia is a great power undoubtedly; ohs lea power with whom it to away, oar tattiest to au tsia the moat Janina, mistime of friendship, and I trust those relations will always be maintaised sod became stronger and stronger. (Hear, hear.) But Prattle, (or mesons which we are not entitled to ermage, has tektite be her interest to natal& from taking any port io the war. She has maintained the Meant neutrality, and has declined to aster iato say engagement with the allies on the one hand, or to take any part with Russia cm the other. There is no character or capacity therefore in white she could become a member of the Conferee/a for setting peace, and the was the reason why she was not ianted. (Hoar, hear) Ne vettoles', as part of the object the Coaterenees bad in view meatr of a revisits, In a certain donee, of the treaty of 1841,t0 whit* Prussia war • party—the treaty ventilating the psmago of the Straits of the Boone roe and the Dardanelles —eves upon that narrow ground It wet jedged from the be eating that It would rot be tight met the tmesection a mild he maeleded withost tenting bet pert c p.ton ohs remit on ef that treaty to which she bed originally been a patty. But, moreover, it war also coasidered that as the segotiations should proceed, aad in proportion as there should be toy weapon to taped Dot they might terminate is a satefictoty manner, Persia scoald be invited, a - .t to ter/ottani the treaty, bet to accede to 'he result of rte tog,- tiatioa. (Hear, bear.) I believe, end in fact I know, that an invitation for that purpose bee beta addressed to the Prostian goverment, and I ;remote it will be, or hat ale. shy bee, eemett-d, Mesa' Prussia dented to be • somber of the eonforesee at a time when it was not thought she was entitled to be so. That Bores Mlllteliffel is tow at Paris I very much cloubt—l believe to has not even let left Berlin—bat be would cattail, go to Patio sad join M. Mastoids at that °mut. I reps.& that nothing is so in convenient at that questions should be asked them day to day with regard to the segotiatione, whi.h would lead to dispetatioa or eacourage espettations that might net be fel filled,or emulates , oJr.ble op taloa& no jumbled by the facts, sad lUM inr• the house will see that tat members of the eoeferenes were perfectly right In the course they a ok, and that hoe. mosaliate an not anise judiciously in asking the goverasseet to depot feels that mere. they have adopted, sad thus breaking their faith with the other powers. (Rear.) ODR RELATIONS WITH PERSIA. Mr. LAYARD thea revived the subject of the asimader standing between this muctry and Pettis. respectiag tenth be urged several queries ECM the government. Mr. V. SMITH, is the mum of his tiny, stated that ships had bean asepatelted from ladia to tee Persian Gulf, bat merely for the purpose of protecting Beitish mbjems and promorry. He added at rumours bad nerved of a Pendia e speaking tiniest Herat. but no attitude iaelligeace on the subject was yet readved. After a few we ads loom Sir Ds L. Stows Hr. GLADSTONE believed that mach iatesthess was felt, both m the home sad the meatry, from sit apt robe n ame that war had beet risked with Persia for °Natal whit* appeared utualy moteseptible. He hoped that before matters came to a crisis, an opyortuoity timid be afforded hr the legislature to express its eminent Mythic' the I 01. e, of embarking in usothem soigne war. TEE EED#I4, Mr. FRENCH having athed etheler may thirdly would be made into the mused which led to the faders of the British attack on the Sodas, Lord PA LbIERSION said that os the drat receipt of the intelligence of the repels* of our tre cgs at the Sedan kis mo ttle friend at the head of the War Department wrote for fur ther &tele= the satject, which had b•en receivid, sad which were otheidere• to be quite satisfactory. He agreed with his boo, friend, nut so far trim thinstog that the events of that day cast a slur on our traepe, be thought It clue of the meet hr nostable and glorious day' in which do British tie ps were ever engaged—("bear, hear," and elteers)—for nothiag (mild exceed the valour both of alms and sore, fame sedertaking of the most desgerate chanethr. Bat it mast be remembered that the a•ratelt on that day was the result of a joint arrangement between the French aid Begbish ecesamaading odicers, sad it the Br tub troops Sid hot sumetd at the Great Rodeo, so slur the French did sot succeed in three other at empts on tb• name day. The whet* of the operations were intended to ',nag about this menpatioa of the mice position the Malthltel4 theft was earned ; aid nothing tended men to the themes of that. the prinepel op reties), than the &Meek ea the other quart.,. of the wen. So far from the events of that day hang a clue on the British. troops, he thought that their oxidant os that day and is the previous meek on the 18th Jane, eked reamed lustre OD the British arms. (Heer, he r.) The adjoursamat ed the house to the glut lastaat trestles agreed to. NOTICES OF MOTION. Kr. ROEBUCK !peva notice that ou the Ist April he should move an eddies. to her Majesty, requeetiog her to give orders reepeciting the salaries of the *runty martsr. ir G. GREY gave coda that on the let aril he 'hook' move for leave to bring in • bill for the better regulation of tee eorporatiem of London. Mr. KUNTZ gave totes that be should move a ?moie ties on the Bth April, declaring the newel , y of an equitabb adjustment of the Ream and property t.a, as it affected industrial or preausinal incomes, compered with those de rived from Mr. ISPOO P Ni er put socks that he should move on the 16th April for a committee of the whole Rome to ermine, the endewment of the College of Ma Tooth . (Laughter.) Bit J. W. 11000 would on the Bth Apnl cell atteotioa to the claim of the Rant lonia Company on the government for the balance of tht cost of the expedition to Chine. Mr. MALINB, in the ateeere of Mr. Whiteside, gave notice of a modem oa the 16th April for an inquiry into the circumstances of the fell of Kan.. Sir B. PEERY gave notice that en the Bth April he world bring former t • motion neative to the law. effecting the property of muffed noose. Mr. HEYWOOD gave roves that on Go 10th April he sltoeld move for a committee to inquire into tie tinwares iderted by governme at for the advainemtet of science. Mr. OLIVEIRA gave sittce that, it the tree?, of plum should be agreed to by Tommy, Ape l lb, he would mire that, with a view to an eittimon of o•-r engem rcial and amicable rotations with France, bract, Poi toga, and other :era``towing cosatriee, the house will re•ove itself into nee for rede orlon of duty on I‘ , reins wines. THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. A short discussioa followed upon • motion by Mr. DUN LOP that upon the 17th of rl, and all subsequent Thenidays during the *swami, orders of the thy bate pre eedence of notices of motions, which was uvula to, erupt the date, which wit alit r-ft to the lit of May. SUPPLY. The beau rrolvel Wolf into • Committee of Supply apon.the remaining Army and (Meant. Eetimates, when varoos votes were agreed to, titer mush discipston. A division tsc k pleoe upon the vote for rewards fa dis tinguished serviette, which Mr. LAYARD propoted tt reduce by 1.0001, rte amount of the annual grant, beam that to Sr Richard Abey, bat the proportion wee unsaved by 82 to 9. Toe resolutions were ortierea to be reported. The other orders of the day were sone th ough. LOCAL DUES ON SHIPPING. Oa the mo ion of Mr. Lows, • select commilee was op parted to inquire into keel et urges upon thioping, after discussion, is which Mr. Vane Mr. W. Lindsey, Mr. Feewick, Lord Paiseent n, Mr. M. Clitscii, Ur Wapiti% , Mr Labouchent, Mr. Cot.eien, and tther members pirtiel pitad. some of whom condemned wt at they c nosivad to be et e pets ate etitluirewel f their bill by toe e..ventment. UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGES OF CAMBRIDGE. Mr. BOUVERIE moved for leave to berg in a bill for the imuovement of the Ileivenity and C. lieges of Cam bridge. After a few words from Mr. WIGIAM, le,ve wit even to bring in the bill, and it was brought in accordingly sad reed sliest time. TESTAMENTARY JURISDICTION. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL obtniued trove to ten( in a bill t abolish the , j,riici.c.ioia of the trod stastiell and peculiar courts in Eng,end and Wales, on eta. juts /elating to the probate of wills sod pointing lettere of administration, and also tlutablish a cloth ct court of probate. and to amend the law in r.ference t the +demi@ iin of .st LAW OF PROCEDURE AND EVIDENOE. Sir F. KELLY moved for and otalried have to int:oases • hill for the lasthat amendment of the law of procedure and evidetce. The hoes* then adjourcel, et a quarter pest 1, till the filet of this math. THE OMNIBUS AND_caH AccommrDATioN IN THE STItEhTS OF 7112 CITY. The following letter upon the subject of the in enTeelooo* miring from the alleged want of regulitione with respect to the emaibuste and c the in the streets of London has been trateraitted to the Police Committee. Mr. Harvey hes frequently made complaints spat as sub ject at the Marsion-house : Te the Cleared Purposes Crmmitti e of Alienate. " City Polio'-JfEc-", Old Jen ry, Feb. 2. " Oestlemsn.—The subject to which your attention fu called by the h litter of Mr. Deputy lon hoe frequently ga med shy ow*, sod though it to scarcely p , s.Able to suggest a men by which the mc.nvenienoes complain. d of cm be entirely suppressed, there are various m. des by which they might be materially mitigated. Flea, An .'der from the canimireloser, if it as be legally infanta, by which omnibuses should he compel!. d to rake up and eat down only oe the new side. Secoodly, 'lint the law to enterer the regulations to be observed by omnibus and cab driven ehosid be more striageetly ea fumed by the infliction of higher penalties. The leniency which is shown in this teepect rather ercouregee then checks the evil. This is illestrited by the m is whisk 984 aussmoriese brought tends tie mairestrates from the let of January to the let of December, 1855, have hem disposed of :-680 have bee. eithjected to co,. only, 33 to fires of Ir. ; 291, Is. to 6.. ; 35. 6e. and not exceeding Ifle.; 6, 20.. sad not less than 10.. Nor can Vie leniency it pa. nishment be attributed tt the lutilty of the cheerio, as only 11 have been dismissed and 29 ordered to In with ' drawn. I enter• is suggest tta sitar mon notice to those whom it concerti', the ful penalties should be imposed sad est. reed. At pre•ect th- pei attics are rather ridiculed than heeded. Thirdly, Much di prods upon and ought to be eapecieed of the pudic. Every one c=- plains of inconversienees, but no one c intributes to their estop on. Persons aspect to be t-ken up Ina s t dome et ea eel plow, getting in sr out at apt rosineate plaan. sad rarely siten pt to avoid ca.) by betting the fare in band; on the cestrary, they will 'tend at the steps of the omnibuses bunting for their purses, and then requiring charge. It would be attended with some inconvenience, but at the same time greatly dimir ish the danger of fn. quint stopping, to flu places at vehicle al.ne panel gore could be taken up and put Gown, nye. i►.ly in crowded streets.- 1 have the honour to be, gentlemen, s our m. brdlant servaat. "D. W. licaviy." SUICIDE IN ST. PAUL'S CATIIEDRAL.—Yeeterday at PM n a reap stably dressed ma• pu• a tend to his mist eaca by preelpitatieg himself fr•mr Vie whifteeriog gallery of Sir. Paul's Cathedral Into Ito n.vo, a (Demme. of nearly 160 feet. The uotostenste gesil.man, whine came was Alszasder Smart, rear ones ea intensive Mock and witch maker, but of late to ben residies with hie wile at No 4, South.threet, Betkeley square After he bad waitw iI mo 11• 141 7 until the itrr &rel. Mt of the eethedr. lilies& the beet of 12, he lamented the handrail 0! the gallery, gase three hysterical laugh., end cried out each time An ! h ! ab I " Two verger*, suited Thompson end who were Is the gaiety, rushed [.award, ant oipattog what toe deceased intended, bat before tt.ey could pit to the spot the auto,- tenet* man had emended is jumping from the hand-tail. When the diseased wen ticked up We was extinct, the head hayloft bees beaten is, and other itightful lajones having been Maimed ; but, strange to say, to blood I at Sown hem any part of the body. Thelma's* were reon.ves to one a the small chapels is the cathedral urtil the inquest is held, which milt tube place either Ibis 84 , urday) afternoon, or on lltnday. Upon the bi dy of the elect a.fael ware hind several pieces of pew bearlng his town 'admits, also some money, sod a letter addressed to • noblemeo. It appears tlat the deformed mice made en attempt on his life by shoot. lag himself with a pistol, end it is believed that kis mind has been deranged fm some time. TELEGRAPHIC FEAT.—The important correspond coos (usblithed in the colonise of the Daily News of yes t• 'day) between the governments of Great is,, sin end the Unites States was conveyed by the wires of the Magnolia Telegraph Coo piny from Livetprol to Loecon, mmedl ately on the anneal el the Atlantic, and only °omit el two boors In the tranusiseio•—• fest hitherto asks, vu is the senile of telegraphing in England. Two in.., muskets men engaged in the o,lersCon, and th. amount seal in the tine specified woe two oolnmas and a WE iiIIMIMMEMMINNii