The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-29 00:00:00

THE TREATY OF PEACE. Pht , ,IANIATION FOIL A PUBLIC THANKS- GIVING. (ncv A srninnv TO THT "Lonow °Limn" in T11•011DINAn OF Aran. 28) BY THE QUEEN.-A PROCLAMATION. Vicroate. R. When 117 s definitive treaty of pent and friendship lw twos as and oar allies and his Imperial Majesty the Ern.' peter of fa the Realm was concluded at P..i .. on the 30th illy of March last, sad the retifiestitres thereof hive now beta duly eat:bonged ; in eestorsidty tbereento, we have thought fit hereby to command tnat the same be published Oitievhbout ali oar donations ; and we do &ease to all our loving eubjectr, oar will and plumate that the said treaty id peace aid friendship be °tattled inviolably, es well by use as by bind, sod is all eases whatsoever; strictly sham hp end essemaadieg all our k ring aril jecui to take Oct..i hereof, end to conform themselves thereunto accordingly, • f.iiea at oar Court at Bechieshena Palace, ibis 28th day ',April, in the year cf oor Lerd 1539, sad in tits 19th year ef ow reign. Go: sive the Queen. BY THE QUEEN -A PROCLAMATION- FOB A , PUBLIC THANKSGIVING. VICTORIA R. Whereas it bath pleased Altnig%ty God, is His grist goodness, to put as end to the wnrlare is whit'', we have bson eagaaed against the Empsrcr of Russia, sad to Mitre peep to Europe; we, therefore, adoring the divino good ness, sad duly considering that the great and pablie Wen- Imp of peace do call for public sad /oleos ecknowledip mem* have Vaught at, by and with the advice of oar . Privy Council, to issue Ibis proclamation, hereby ambit- kg that a 'etersl thealiegiv'ng to Almighty God for three His marries to observed throughout those parts of the lls fed Kingdom cal!ed England sad Irelsad, on Smalley, Ms 4th day of May seat; and we do earnestly sabots all ear loving maims that they do religiously observe the said public dal• cf thankegiviag ; sad, fur the biter sad more devout mgeratisation of the same, we Faye given direction. Si the most d the archbishops end the right misread biahope of Bughad to compose a form of prayer sad limakegivin; to flit interim, to be tied is all churches std chapels, sad other places of public worship, mid to take cars for the timely dispersing of the same tkonghont their respective diatoms. Given at oar Ccart at Beektaghata Pelage, the 25th day of Aprie, fa the year of our Lord 1656, asd is the 19th year Hest reign. God tare the Glees.. Fort A tie. w►atsoever is the emits of the war is favour et the owe of t►e esesy. It ie espreetly satiersteod that *soh smarm shall intend to the isakett of each et the ►►lligi• list patties who easy ►are c Asthma,, dudes the mar, to be employed is *hennas of can of the other belligerent,. - - AItICIA VI. Prisoners of wor shell no immediately gives op on either ' sib. ___ Airtein VII. HOC 31. j silty the Qu.e..f te. 17;;ted ILleadeas of Great Britala sod Instead, hie Majesty the Emperor el Austria, hb ll.pAty the Emperor of the Frea.A, his MAWS, the Kiss of Prawi., his Majesty the Empsror of all tl. Mau aim, sad his Majesty the Kies t f Sadie's, declare the Sub lime Porte admitred to mho pate is the admetars of the public law and system (avows) of Europe. Their Majesties essay, each os his part, to respect the indepesslissee and the tf rtiteritl intearity of the 0 toms. Empire ; guarantee is commen the strict observance of that engsgensi at; and will, is nominees') comities , any act tending to its viola tion as • question of penal Interest.- Aartm.s VIII. If there should arise between the Sublime Prete sad one or mote of the ctber elision Powers any misunderstaocifog which might eadsoper the maiotenance of their relations. the Sublime Porte, sod each of ouch Powers, Nitre haring reeving* to the see et tour, shell afford the tther contract. tog parties Um opporteetty of prevantiog such en extremity by mane of tbsirmodiat oa. ADDITIONAL AND TRANSITORT AILTICLIL The stipu &dons of the convention rappelling tee Straits, signed this day, shag not be applicable to the vessels of wet employed by the bellirrent powers for the eTieliatroe, by ma, of the territories ticeepitto by their armies; but the said stipulations shall remote their entire effect as 103 C se the evarmatiou shall he telmiasted. Does at Patio the 30th day of the month of March, in the year 1856. [Here follow the tignstares.) ET THE QUEEN.-A PRO: PUBLIC THANKSGIVING IN SCOTLAND. VICTORIA B. Whereas it has pleased Alsiptry Gad, In Ws great good ness, to pat an end to tke warfare in whkh we have bun sagged against the limper.* of Ruda, aid to restore peace to Europe; we, tits refire, adoring the dir.ne good sees, end duly em siderite, t►at the greet and public bless lags of peen do call for public sod solemn arkaowledg meats, lase thought It, by sad with the advice of our Privy Council, to Mine this proclamation, hereby appolat beg that a general th fahag.viseg to A!aighty Gut fo► thief His margin be observed tbrousbAat that part of the United liagdo■ called Scoland, upon Steady, the 4tli day of Kay neat ; and we do earaenly ethort on living sob- Pests in Scotland that ttey do rrrrrr atly and decently ob serve the said public Vtankegiving en to. said 4th day of May asst. Oar w.ll and placers is, th. refire, and we diarge, that, this oar prcelamation sun, ye pass to the Market Cress of Einbar i vh, and all other plum needful, and tier., la oar name and nadir ear uthenity, make publication this. o, that COM pretend %menace. had oar will and plunges le that oar MUCUS* do came print sci copies of this oar i rxlsssation to be sent r the sheriffs.[ the several shires, stimuli of stewutriss, sad bailiffs of regal:ties, sad their clerks, whom we emirs Or goo the same published; and we appoint than to sled aides thereof to the several pariah churches within their beside, that, spin the Lard's Day immediately pm/din tho day abevrmentioned, the NMI may be published sod mood from the pulpits immediately alter Divine, envies. Given at our Costs at &whimsies's Palace, the 28th day ter Alta, is the year of our Lord 16.56, and in dm 18th less of oar reign. 0A save the Quasi SegaWiese to prevent obstract;oas of the tkoroughfores the line of peocesdos fro. St. James's Paisee to Temple Rae on the Pantie:tat:km of Peseta (Una day): " No carriage will be permitted to pew, otter balf.past tea a•ekek ia the meralag, aleag the In. of vomited frau N. Jana% PAW.. Pall lull, Claris, erne, tend the /Mad, to Temple &a, until the presoaks ha. pawed. " &maims. M/17704 01111Mielklial of Palos of the Metropolis. " Metropolitan PolicwoMce, April 23." THE CONFERENCE DOCUMENTS The doeumente presented last night to both House of Parliament consist of : lit. The General Treaty, and three Conventions issued thereto. god. A Declaration respecting Maritime Law, signed by the plenipotentiaries. 3rd. The Protocols of the Conferences. Of these we now present to our readers : Ist. The articles which were unfortunately lost in Nis tranasimion of the authentic copy, published in the Ezpreu on Wednesday, the 23rd inst. 2nd. The three sonventions. 3rd. The declaration respecting miritiras aped by the plenipotentiaries. 4th. The important protocol of the sitting of the Sib instant. Want of space compels as to give only the Eegliah versions of these documents; and we omit, as of no, osesequenoe, the lengthy enumerations of the titles' of the plenipotentiaries in the treaty and cones. lions, as also their signatures. PREFACE TO THE TREATY. (TIAIIeLLTION.) General Treaty between her Majesty, the Emperor of Arta* the Emperor of the French, the Kicg of ?nab, the Mayon of Ramie, the King of Sudisia, and the /alma.—Signed at Paris, Minh 30,1866. (Rot fit Woes esehassed at Prig April 27, 1866.) In the Name of Almighty God. Their Majesties the Queen of the United Kingdom of Gnat Britain and Inland, the Emperor of the Firth, the Emperor of alt the Resales, the King cf Barris, and the Emperor of the Ottomans, molested by the desire of putting ea end to the calamities of war, and wahieg to j retreat the ntaro of the complications which occasioned it, resolved to some to as understeadieg with his Majesty the Emperor of Avetr:a at to the basis on wh:cll pen: might be re established sad toneolideted, by securing, through *Meisel sad reidreeal guarantees, the isdependence and 'integrity of MARITIME LAW. the Ottawas mann. D:claratioe respecting maritime law, egret the enl- Fer this purr their said 25. j sties named r their potentiation of Grist Britain, Arnie, Free se Prweeta, Rasa., Berdinie and Turkey, amembled Ca cooper et plenipeteetiazies, that i s t ore : Paris April 163856. [Here folliw the games sad lilies of the PieniFo. satisf [ es.] Th. pleiiporogtisries who signed the treaty of Paris of Which pleeinitentlarin assembled in engem at Paris. the 30th of March, 1866, ansobled la coalman, eon- An usdenteediert having been hipplly established be- iddetiag tars them, their Majesties the Gera of the vatted King. That maritime law, .ia time of war, '• hes less bees the den of Great Britain and Inland, the Emperor of Austria, " T i re t t o tt f i: e u p ri l c o r r r a t b r l i e st th y ; law and of the dries Is each the Emperor of the Frisch, the Emperor of ill the Raga's, a matter, gives rise to differences of opinion brims nes the Biag of &Wire, and the Emperor of the Ottomans, trete a nd bellignente which any wanks serious dial& eseddeeng that in the interest of Europe, his Majesty the ties end even conflict§ ; Ki.gofPriests,a.signing party to the convention of the Tlst it i s " 8 " 4 " .117 advalta r is. alsbihil stiNfi welts en ro importer a point ; lath f July, 1841, sho u ld be invited to participate in the de The , the pl ee dp mem j e d ee amaiggsg sgsgesue is s2 new amazement' to be adopted, sad appreciating the That better n. real. me the Wearer by whelk vales that the cromerence of hia acid Mejssty would add to lirtvglestesta Sr. elikinglet i re IMMUSI be a work of petrel pacifistic., invited him to seed phairo. i 511818444.61 Mat". this respent Toe at•ove-essablard bong defy nth. lastisein to th e merest. need [Fiore follow the names and titles of tte Prank* N resolved reran awns thension ens th e awe irtantlaries eal- s e mistake ems ased. leetr imais see ea s es egneemente have adosled ebe Wheelie edema The plenipotentiaries, after bevies reheard their fell 1. hoed renedek ebillkhod • wren, found is rico I and due Lriza, neve agreed apse the tio t or ns im a r ri b m it wwietegli tessera geode, tellewing articles 3. Ifersal_ geed., with the enepties et coetsehasdiof [Here f.llow the attieln, of which we give only then oar, are sot Sable le rapture feeder enemy's led wh.ch did not OpNir to the Ewen of We dated'', the, 4. Bleekee e, ides to be binding, Reel be ~set 23rd, ause'y, amain 6 to 8 laeluries.] that is to say, todolekted by a gorse ealieleat rosy lo AISTICLII V. PIMA setae to the aeon of the essay. Their Majesties the Qin& of the Vu'led Kingdom 01 The gineransola of the eedoesigood :eistringinthehilf Omit Brink rid Inland. the Emperor of the Frisk the eager to beteg the peened dielaraliee se the beendeille el Emperor cf al the litraisa, the Leg of Sardinia, sad the re lend have set taken part Oinguen Seises, peat fell ead satire moiety to those of their r uedP to twit* them to needs le it. io the ed subjects *he say h.ve be oreennahed bay particigs- Ceavnimed that the mediae which they sew pedals ARTICLE I. Hies !Colony the Renew of all the Rust's, is order to respond to the dean+ which has Mee esorissed to Isis by their Majesties the Glens of the 'United K I Oriel. of Great Britain sad Ireland. sod the Sewn, of the Fretch, de• clsras that the Alaod Islaade shall not be fortified, and that to Whiny or naval eatabliebnunt shall be wentalsed sr c nand tiers. Alamein 11. The present enwreation, assesset to the general treaty signed et Paris this day, shall be rand. el, sad the ratifica tions shall be exchanged In the trap of foss weeks. sr stoner, if poestble. In witness whereof the reap. tvs plenipotentiaries lays signed the we, and have send thereto the seal of their mac Done at Paris, the 30th day cf tag month of March, I. the year 1368. [Here follow the sigaatenal . THE CONVENTIONS. I.—Ceaveetien batwing her Majesty, the Emperor of Austria, the Rap r rtf the French, the Kies of Preside, the Emperor of !tussle, sod the Log of Sardinia, oa the one past and the Beluga, ou the other pert, respecting the &rens of the D err' evelles sad of the Bosphnus. Signed at Par.. M web 30, 1856. fartilicutions 'schussed at Paris, April 27, 1836.] In lb* nese of Almighty God. Their Majesties the queen of the United Merles of Greet Brital. and Ireland, the Emperor of Auntie, the Emperor of the French, the Etas of Freesia, the Emperor of all the &swiss. ageing parties to the csaventioa of the 13th day ofJely,lB4l; and hie Majesty tbe King of Sardinia; wishing to record la COWS= thew unanimous determine- ' ties to :oakum to the &ardent role of the Ottoman empire, welding to which the Straus of the Dardanelles sad et the Bosphorus are closed to foreign sh.pi of mu, so loos u the Porte is at puce; Tisolv said Majsetive, ea the on" part, sad his Majesty the Salta**. the other, hate resolved to teaser the convontios e, ncleded at Leadsmen the 13th day of .1 elylB4l, with the eats piton of some moditleetlees of detail which do not affect the Principle upon which hyena. [Here are inserted the RUM and titles of the plsulps• ustlaziel. I AiricLi I. His Majesty the Betas, oa the the part, declares that be is Brialy moo:red to mastitis for tiro future the priaoip'.e levartholy established tithe arcing rale of his empire, and is vistas of which it hes at ell times been prohibited for the ships of war of foreign powers to ester tth Smite of the Dardeselles and of the Bosphorus: sad that, so long al the Pens is at mum his Majesty will admit no foreign hip of Wm into the said a , rta. had their Y•jaaties the Qama of the United Kisgdoes of Great Britain and Ireland, the Hamm of Anetve, the Emperor of tba Preset., the Leg of Proems, the Emperor of I all the Ewia•, and the Hies of Sardinia, on the other part, image to rommt this detethathation of the Paltan, and to conform themselves M tte principle above declared. AITICLI_ It. The Sultan usenet to Murat, r I. put timer, to dell. oar error of passage for light vowels ruder ern of war, which aluil Be *implored, as is usual, to tha satyrs of the rainier of &riga immure. Amami lIL The sass eseeptioa applies to the Itikt vessels wader Sag of wee, whit& each of the toetreeinn powers is static deed to station at the swathe of the Deanbo La order to more the estcatioh of the moieties/ velours to the liberty of that slyer, and the amber of whlehle sot to exceed two for each power. sancta IV. The yeast Coeveauce, amassed to the geseral treety slated at Paris this day, shell be rattled, sad the rat flra tans gall be asitheased is the epees of fear weeks, or wooer ft possible. Ia whose whereof the respective Pleat potestieries have Mined the setae, sad here effizsd thereto the seal of their arms.—Disse at Paris the 30th day of the meth of March. la the year 1668. [Here follow th. sipeteres.] • 2.—Coeventien betas., the Emperor of Iberia mai the Salta*, Unsitns their naval Ares ia Mit Beck Bkes.-814sail at Paris, Minh 30. 1866. [Radiations iszcitaeged at Parte, April 87,1866.] 1a the Na... of Almighty God. Hie llajostm the lIMPO/Or a all the Hawley oat hie Im perial filejery the [Who, taking into cionsidetatioo lb* principle of the sestaitireertas of the Blase Ilea astabliehed by the preliminaries ecutriined in the protocol No. 1, signed et Paris on the 26th of February of the mown yeer, and wishing, la luny, ti regulate by ecienson agreement , the amber sad (nee of the light emelt shish they ' have nutted to themselves to nteletiin la 'he Mask Be, for the service of their carts, hays resslwed to din, with that via+, a special convention, and have named for that perms : [Hers are inserted the names aad titles of the plenipo tentiaries.] A 1111107.11 I. _ _ The high emstasethes ysett.a 'mutually engage met to have is the Black ass say ether vessels of use team t►ese of which the cumber, the fates, cad the gistemeloaa are Sett hiatus airtlamd. Auximm 11. _ _ The high eoateaetiagpottee --7— rseerve — to themeless sub to ataiateia is Mt ass eta eteateeveseele ef 211 mates la leagttt at the time of flotteties, of • tettaage sf $OO teas at the witabseea, sad fear light stem ae Miss mesh st a tossep whith shell sot esetted 200 teas sash. Asucta IIL The pont mar eatioir, --- aoaiWei to the pasta* Wet, sigma at Parte this dep. sbe)l ha rallied, eitit the retitle,- tuns shall he ezebeagel is the spree of fear asebe, or 1100110? If possible. Is attests whereof the respeetive pis lid potestisriss here sigma% the isms sad hays &lased thereto the seal of their eras. Dees at Paris, the thittieth day of the moot\ of Marsh, la the year ass thoessad eight han dfed sad fiftpair. [Hari follow an alsestara.) 3. Cesseat'os between her MoleslV, the llarnot of the Free*, and lb, Butters, of Beale, reeteetteg the Aland bleeds. Singed et Paris, Hera 70, 1100. [BailMatinee eashanged at Peg; Asa 27, 1866 ] le the news of Almighty OW. Her llsjesty th e Qeeen of the Unsold IWO= of Gnat Britain gad Ireland, his Majesty the Ispem of this Pretoh, and blip Majesty the Beipseer of elf die Huesies, wishing to 'stead ts the Bettis Bea the benesey ea al pulp vvestatlietted be•wree thew le the Best, sad, thereby to es wielklate tin benefits of the assent POW', hate re liant to goggled* a consentios, sod have named for that ?mem • Ulm m are insetted the news and tithe Otte plealpo- Who, at ] ter baying exchanged their fill noway, found a good and dee fors, have agreed urea the following uncles : TSB EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1358. casuist but be received with statltitii• by the whole world. the undamped alsalpowatiartis doubt sot that tho efforts of theirgoveraseau to obtaia the renal thereof will be aroused with full super. _ . dangers whisk result therefrom for the who's*, ermaivise the pleuipossatiorke of Thiglaud admit their importune; but, es the reptessetatives al a comatry is which • fres mad indigenes% press is, SO to say, one of the fendeisental lastitatione, they cannot emaciate them- Selesele MUNN Of aest6t• *Out the press of soother state. TM Sat Plnintentary of Great Basile, while deploring the 'lanes fa which eaten omen of the Belgian prom Indulge, does aot hesitate to dealers that the authors of the execrable doctrines to whisk Count Waleweki abate, the saes who preach assusiestlea as the we... of attaining& political object, are undeserving of the prate/tin whiek gametes. to the peen Its lberty and *ladopeedanas I. comehdlog, the Bari of Clans. don observes that, like Frame, Billsed at the 00111111•110a went of the war sought by every mesas to midgets Its ahem, sad that with this view she reenacted, he.: the benefit of neutrals daring the struggle whin has now some toss and, peinciples wash up to that time she had fa variably maintained. He adds, that leglead is disposed to ' resonate them definitively, provided fiat privates*g is equally abolished for ever; that prthatotrhig is Dobai else than as anent and legol piracy, end that penteers ere eat of the greatest whams of war, and our condhiee ethilisaties and heseenity requires that an end should be poll Is • system whin le no lager suitable to thermal day. If the whole of the contras were to adopt tn pee position of Cent Helewski, it should be well understood that it would oaly be binding in regard to the powers who may secede to It, sal that it could not be appealed to by 111110111111iiata who may *see their seeessica. Oast OftLOPP them* that the powers with which be is linsalited having lee their sole object thus restoration of pore, he does sot eseader himself authorised to take part is a dimmest= whisk his instruction had not provided for. Coast Brox commeeelates himself on seeing the govern esses. of Fromm aed Stelead dlepeeed to put an end, as speedily n gessible, lathe seaupatfaw et Greece. Austria, he pins the easnense, wishes meat Meagrely for the pros perity elitist klaedors, tad is equally desirous with Fiume that all the states of Berg)e should erjoy, under the protrc tioa of pains law, their political independence and cow pale G. Ile does not doubt that one of the seten- WlsnNMMwe oleo desirable • state of things mists is the wham of thrilled* so comhised as to prevent or tepees 16. MINIM of the press which Cent Welewski, with so Mash moth has Waled, whest speaking of a neighbour bilis* sad the lepreinta of width muse be considered as an Baropon agniffity. He hopes Mot Is all the states of the Osnissist whore the pees peers; the same angers, the asset s will be able to Ind la their legislation the mans of rallelethig it within peeper Wats, and that they will thus be manse to arm OW* &galas, fresh intern- Masi mimpliestiens. As retards the p incipl-s of testitate' law whisk the fret p'ealip totitiary of Fitt,. has peopossd' fur Oven Boul declares that he appreciates their spirit and , bet tie t aot being authorised br his lostnetions to express es ()pianos epos a swirr of such imemetenea, he meth thr the tien, confine hazed( to aa sraisiri to the nap* that he is prepared to request Me orders of his seeseelsa. But here, he ear, hie task mist cad. It wend tee inapsesible for him, indeed, to dames the Ineernel situation of independent stews, whisk are see represented et the megrate. The pietist, in terim ban resolved se other commksinn thou to apply themselves to the affrirs of the Utast, and they have net been sonseen fee the purpose of making knows to Lade peodset sovereign wishes fa regard to the internal ergsab setae of their states; the fall powers del (sited sang the tests of the engross prove thin. The lestructiras at tie Austrian plenthoteatiarim, at all events, having defiled the object of the mosios which has bees intrusted to them, = k winald not be at liberty to take part in a elisions *me instructune have not antiointed. For the IMiIIefeSIMIIN Cunt Beet congas. that he most Mutate fens nudes Into the ord. r of ideas adverted to by the first plenipotentiary of **at Britain, and fermi giving rapiers. those upon the deisticn of the occupation of the Roman •Maas by the Austrian troops, although adhering entirely .and completely to the words uttered by the first plenipoten tiary of France ea this subject. Coast WALIWSKI abeam that there is co qualm either of adopttrg doeskin resolutions or of entering fate methements, still lea of load/ring directly with the in.. tercel affairs ef governments represented or nos represented at the engine, but merely of consolidating, of cosopletieg the work of pesos, by takkg into salon consideration be forehand the fresh complication which might arise, either from the and.* and unjustifiable pall, Ration of ar ta. (strain oscapatioes. or from an ntemosable and im politic system of severity, or from& terbalent Hannan* at variance with laternational duties. Barn RUINS' r pile. that the plenipotentiaries of Aus tria ere not ankorind either to give an asthenia or to 'torn wishes; the adores* of the Austrian army is the Legations sufficiently chews, in his opals's, that the Impe rial Cabinet intends to withdraw its troops at soon as such • measure shall be considered swathes. Baron MANSION= der lass that de aware enough of the intentions of the Hag, hi. avast master, not to hesitate big main es the question oh which the congress is en gaged, although be minimisation en the subject. The maritime principles. say. the fleet plenipotentiary of Pravda, which the alarm le invited to adopt, have allays been professed by Prude, who has onstantly nand herself to obtain their ',enmities ; and he insiders himself autho rised to take past la the slguature of say at having fur it. object their dilative waieei s into the public law of Ban* He *sprain his ocavietioa that Ms sovereign would not withhold liss append from the seamen which might be estahliebed to the erne MOO( the -- Tho wont deeleratios is sot cud shall not be hinting; inapt between thou Powers who have &corded, or chsU sewn, to it. Done et Penis, the 16th of April, 1856. [inn fellow the signatures.] PROTOCOL No. 22.--Brrrixo or Amu, 8, 1868. (Translation ) Present : The Panimantiaries of Austria, Frazee, Great Britain, Petunia, &Mill. Serials, Ta-key. The Plowed of the preceding sitting Is read and apes:reed. The Earl of CLARIXDOW remarks that in the last meeting, end in amsequees of the other plealpoteattaries not being yet in a roil:ion to accede to other propotitions, the mama had waned itself to serering upon the raising of the Meehan. He announces that the plenipotentiaries of Great Britain are now authorised to make known that the restrictive decisions imposed on the omission of the war on ciallefee and navigation ere on the eye of befog revoked. The plenipotentinne of Russia having repeated the cos , , mpondling declaration which they made in the sitting of the 4th of April, and all the other plenipotentlaries hay• • lag espremed a favourable opinion, the commis determines that all the measures, without distinction, adopted at the ammessesesst or on the prospect of war, and having for their object to ruspend commerce and navigation with the enemy, shall be abrogated, and that In all that incase either commercial tronssetione, without excepting hem them contraband of war, or the despatch of eiterikeudier, and the treatment of merchant vessel., matter are emir where replaced from this date on the footing on which they ware before the war. The plenipotentiaries of Russia annotate that they ham received coders to diciest, in reply to the request which had been made to them on the subject, that the port of Sebastopol will be opened to the vessels of the Allied Powers in order to accelerate the embarkation of than troop Power, of their material. They add that the instrutiene which have reached thin allow them to give the sesneemm that the encustion of tie. Ottoman territory is Asia by the Rastas army will commutes immediately after the sr change of the ratifications; that, es soon as the mum end the state of the roads shall admit of it, the trampeet of Ike' magaines and of the materiel of war will be with ; sad that thereon! movements of the kirks may, will be effected simultaneously with that of the allies, will be concluded at the seem time and within the periods lied for the evacuation of the other territories. In the mane of the sossaisiore charged with the prepare d°. thereof, Baron Savant:met reads a draft of instructions intended hr the comeliness,* who will have to proceed to the Pea. 'Militia, according to the terms of article 23 of the treaty Ursa. The Bail of CLAIN/MON remarks tint the congress, in irking up the quertion of the Danubian Pried; alines, pro per& to itself es &primary object to ellen the espradoe, freely uttered, of the willies of the people, and that this e`j id might pemibly not be realised if the bonniere re. snail i ion of the powers now at their command, and it possibly be proper to device some arrangement Ode in mare complete freedom to the Divans al hoe. The fat plenipotentiary of Austria replies that la adminkliellem should not be meddled with at a penal of lieeshiee shit la that through which the Principalities see Meet M pacer =km with extrema maim', and that k would teal is compromise terry:hag it en end were put to all existing marine before fresh ones hat been constituted ; that in any eta the empress should leave to the Porte the care of adopting the measures which might be deemed necomary. AM.! PACHA states that possibly the tends, tion do*, sot fin all the guarantees which She might desire, but that there wool Ibe danger of aver r any attempt were made to desists from the legal order. Lord CLARINDON represents that he by so mem intend/ to propose the subversion of the whole of the powers, gad, with other plenipotentiaries, he .marks that the authority of the present Rospodan is approechiog the term died by the arrangement which outraged it to them, sad Ma la order to keep within the bounds of legal order, this le pee ciely the moment for deliberation. &weal plenipotentiaries likewise remark that the apish law anticipates the iaterroption of the p;wer of the Hespodare. After there explanstioas the MUMS decides that in leaves to the Sublime P. rte to adopt, if oration arises, on the the expiring.' of the powers of the peacoat Hoards% the measures which may be necessary snd proof, for fulfilling the intentioss of the concrete, by combining the free ezprestiem of the wishes cf the Divans with the esalateeame M mike and respect for the legal state of things. On the aortal of the Brat plenipotentiaries of (beat Britain and ol France, end I. order to prevent my emilell or dismatious which might gine newton for agree, in likewise agreed that the dream which is to dame the Mb vocation of the Divans ad hoc, shall de the rake r be eh. served la regard to the prowideecy use the.. aesseilleek and the mode of their dellberatioam Afar having tekeu these reseletiais the Mk" subject to some modification which are iemflog le elees, the nemtetions of which Y. le B,ron Berergeeses pe. seated the project, and which are maned to tie peeeme prrlsool. [Here follows the speech ColustFalewshl, mem _ . ~ _... pleanotentia. 'plowed in the Bxeresi of Friday, the o nit.yarea aa b se 11111•1111 eveglooks t a greet rim. / - - ll ieul F. I h TN Berl of CLLARIIIDON sharing the °pinions gamma importues ef the elk., qsassiene whisk hese been hy Count , not erekl dealrs' that, like Prase*, Reglead °sued, but be observes that an a f f air of the atm.; interest rowan to tte,f; the ' whisk she wig , w i n ge d to see d for his Court gad for Earns has bun passed ever Landaus ; to Greece so soma as the 'ball be able to do so without in- he refers to the presses 'kudos of Nenklittl. He re econvesieses te the public trasquillity ; bet that it is seem marks that this prissipellty is, wimp, the only poiet in 'sty, to th e m o t ;Dump. I. Ime ld a tow game,ig for Benue when, in eastradietiee to trunks asd to what has the malateneses el • satisiartat7 Ito" of tbittgu A.001F.:. hese formally »o inked by all the great powers, a noels am to m at e a p ee t eot t eff " awe may epee mole th em . dungy power whisk disregard. the rights of the tovereigs acne urea the "study whirls it is ladispensable to apply to holds sway. Bern Bloated! 1 distends that this gas* • fieenebse to the maintry, and which t o , a i tefte d ier ties should be ineledsoll la the number of those te be im ams the object which they had p ro posed to theal. gliii.a bit.* HO odds "at lb. Mogi hie IMO. wham WWh l air there ea fadependent seeeareby, relyf ottotouriff wish .. Or lb* losoPerlig d lb* far the well — sad the prosperity of the Greek propte. blasts." of um", sod that ha firdfultil7 desires The first Plonitietutisry of Greet Britaie resanke that the t 3 witsw the disaptesnmee of the mums whisk have pro. ',may of Marsh gq ewes a mew en; t h at, ae t h e B owe , dosed the absonael state of things tierestesed by the per ked said to the output ea receiving it after the sigeatare seam of foreign tram.; he admiu, however, that It might el the treaty, that era is that of pease ; bat, in order to be be proper to 11111111111, Into eireuratesees esleelated to pre• am m o% m ot es & ea u h e = bud to tee d„ t h at Nee , 'sat this matter la its true light. Am for the steps which It itesa ea f ot a itt 0 44. „ emeat f ee , t h e /q u ai l e d peen " might be eemildend Mustn't's. te take, is what ratites te e f i. e. t h e ese „ e ta f e u'f a i t , d ate it , so se ", the state of asks is the Riegdest of the Two Sicilia', Bens m u - a i l-Ai;tlwei h e futile... a if th f ase w id t h l e Hanteuffel obeseves that ease steps might pretest miens Warless to the telitieel equilibrium. Gad which is far ben taseavesiesers. He saysthet It might be well to oak cae's snu b s twee h est a ll daer•f la ps if t h o me t f a w ns mil whether mineallisse smelt se knee waieh have beset k g eo so ut et o r m ime . ilr. h iat ej eg t m a th este pee/lead mania MS Maul in the seentry a Befell if appeal the Had et Clarendon, he the eatsa if e ie ca vea t tin awl reugarigarery 'nauseate, iatteed of answenag le united= eemplee b y f oto * u m a n the epee ; we the Yee.. Willik It bad bees ustemplated to PM have just t e e., t h e so l o .. e e e s eves ". out, envembly with a hesevekett Weaken. He ties wiled& the &sewn p $ hew Valid It he peseible doe. ass doom It 1 0 " M to ester or" oo =- t ag a s as Nem* advert to t oy ha t o see evaluation et Ills netaal Has of the Pontifical flutes. been th e wee , so d le s w a r m a re a d wi g gawp Sep pet. He anises Mogul/ to expressly" the desire that it may he tiag en sod Is them / TOO first Pisafpuestiegy of Great =glue the govensatest is • itudities which would Bekaa does net seaside, it of say One so inquire as te the Miff! SOW MOOS dig oesepatios of foreign teems which km brought la /melee imam upog nykma M.N. Henn Mact-affil eot eludes by &uteri"' that the point. of Italy, h o t he eseddiee shot etas egolidag th at Prudes gibbet fully admits the amigos' iefluenen es .tepee usage wen legidisiON is is Ea tbs Igo ass, be o w , waked by the rem, subversive of all regular order, sad the 1 that the result is aa aisenmel end kerigedegllkeestildegs, diarist which it pupate's" by peesibing se mist& sad tr u t h an be p iet ie s ,' so t, hym ns . esempip ; sod wkM revolt ;be adds, that Prussia wield volastarUY ta b s Net should tone toss ea g t o moo se that a e o sehy l e o e f otisr is the bigotry late the measures which might be dime' imperiously felt; that anartheism, V sidemen' are not suitable for Polder so sad to such liourtkee m ids to put as sad to thee sesessity, it wit continue Coast Campus dose sot mesa te quietism the if& eff to said ; that if we eve MOSS{ to devoid epee each plegipeteatiary sot to take part la thediessmies ef 111 the armed fares Wiwi ed wrekiag be apply • voiceful whisk is set eantemplated by his kellnelliennt II remedy to the Peet OMNI of 11•0011 1 110, it it Is severtheleas, he think., of the etyma hiporthims Mot to untie that • opt= Mile btecierebte for the governasente, opiates nnalfested by certain powers, in nand to the eon. and lusestabie kg the people, will b. verpitsated. He patios of the Raman States, should be resented is the pre. eseceivet that the milimiawiration of the Romeo States pre- toed. The drat plenipetientisry of Studien states that the ee seats ineennalesese from when.. dangers may arise which "apatite of the Roses States by the Austrian fro pa assumes the userese has Bee right to attempt to avert; that to every day mere of a perreuest character ; that it kat hated sights tt eat wield be to nal the risk of Laetrile, for the avow years, and tk.t, IieSettOOIOSO, no Judie/aka appears beads of the revaintlea whisk ell the genwessents eau which would lead lathe supposition that it will Neu at a dim sad with so pretest. The problem which it is a Ron or lees early period ; that the muse whisk gave rise gutter of Ismael to solos, econsists, he conceives, ia caw to it are still in silkiest; that the state of the country biaiag the reheat of the faints troora with the male- which they occupy is assuredly to' improved; and that la Isamu ef tknegaillity, sad tbe moieties depends es the order to he sati.fied of this, it is Geese+ to remark that eeemiledias of as adminietratiaa which, by reviving Peet- Austria ronalden herself obliged le 'maintain, in its utmost dense wield reader the goversemeat isdepeadest of foreign severity, the state of sites et ftbsse, although it dates from sewn ; that eimmte sever sueseeding in maletaialag a the easepaties itself. He observe* that the ermine. of the =mt te WNW the public sentimeat is hostile, sad Attu:ion troops la the L.getioos sad in the Duchy of Parma ud& tusk gem ir, is his opisioe, • part which destroys the bateau of power he Italy. sad constitutes • real I ram. anitHmetela mead not with their armies to porton" dagger for Sudials. Ibe pleelpotentiarits of Brunch, he ' Ile Ike weilltds. al the Poetiflini States, as also for the says. deem it, taint ire, a daiy to potat oat to the attestioe Unrest el the authority of the Pops, it would otHeseve a state of Ogletree abnormal as that which results therefore, ht hi. ,be advanugeous to retwasseed free the indelleite osesparion of a gnat port of Leid en % the secultrluttee 114 VOOTESOOSt, mad the °resolution Amities troops. As regards the questios of N.A.', espc of ea adatleitterive system in harmony with the spirit of Comm shares entirely the °pistons ezprused Ould the age, sad baring for its object the blipping*. of the Welewski and the Hui of Cbusedon, and he chit' people. He admit. that this reform might perhaps °fir is it is in the bighted degree importaat to nugget modifies. Rome itself, et the preset moment, certain dli Voss which, by appeasing wakes, would reader We diffi culties; bat be thinks that it might easily be cult the regular proms' of affairs is the etheirsteise if amomplisbed in the legation. The first Plee'polea- the peninsula. tiary of Great Brittle observe. that for the lot eight Berea HVBICIL an hie part, says that the fat plealpe. years Bologna he. bees ia • state ef rime, and that the *lotion to. Sadists has 'pokes only et the Austrian nee. rani districts .r• taraised by brigands: it may be b pod, patios, and kept likee• la regard to that of Posen; tau he thinks, that by esublithieg Is this part of the Rune aeverthelese the twe eetepailons teak p 1... et the same Suites an administrative aid polisial system, at egos secular time and with the same °q.t. ; th it it was Impossible le and &Matt sad that by muskies there a auks"! amid admit the argument drawn by Coast Coml., from the force, security sad emsfideces would rapidly be fleeted, permseitacy of the este of siege at Bologna; that if an and the Almeria* true+ might .his ly withdraw without eseeptional state of tillage is still seesesery in that sky having to at rebind t , e return of leash Wahl. •;itit at white it has keg idees ceased at Rome sad Aliens, this au lust aa experiment whist', is his °sillies, ought to be at- peen at the utmost to prove tut the dispositions of the teasphed, andremedy d, this remedy proposed foe ledinutable evils t pee* of Rome sad of Ancona ere mote estistaetary than ought to he nbenitted by the usgrese to the seri ins eau these of the city ef Beli gee. He remarks that Is side/sties of tbe Pops. As rr mit the Neapolitan genre. Italy it is met only the Mamie states which are meat, the first Plenipotentiary of Great Braila is desisess of templed by *gigs troops ; that the ointments of inthatieg the sample gine him by Closet IV skulk' by Knees tad of Boorsisbruse. fuming Part el the Prlutlft paislag over la tames sets whisk lave *liaised nth lity of Mew°, have bees for the last right years occupied grievous notoriety. He is of opisios that it must doubting by Sardis* and that the only difference which eaten be• be admitted in peleeiple that DO govisnimest his the right teen the two speupstions is, that the Asturias' end die to isterfete is the Interne' affilirs of other states, bat he sea- Prost* were knifed by the weenies of the aaesip, Wen there ere eases in which the esuptloa to this rule be- while the Sardinian treeps intend the territory el 'emu equally a debt fad a duty. The Nespolitall genes. Prism of House outran to hi. wishes, and maistahe meat seems" him to here *Deferred this right, sad to han theseelyse therela aotwitissmedieg the reaassiresers of intoned this duty epos Europe; and at the govesuesele the sovereign of the reentry. repreprueeted la the *num ere all equally desirous to la reply to Berea Hillss r, espeert tee agniarehlost prinsiple sod to repel rte- OMR CA.01719.76 that t• is desirous Ord the Preach lakes, it le a duty to lift up Its voles agaiset oesepstioe should emu at well as ;be Anodes. het • OfISOIN which keeps up revolutionary fullest that he ennot help esesiderieg the see as "l a * la y mai /he nuns instead of Geckle, he mien% more dangerous the the ether foe the laderadeat Melee L "Ws de sot wills," be says, " tiat ours ..bold let Au iat Italy. He aide, that a mill eons d'arules at • MOS tulltililds sad thus Is so vete without Judie"; we on^ 1 Memos' flan Tabs% le eseaseleg fee no ens; whines ili Mm, to make hums t i the Brag of Billie the midi of the memt isi z te am re Amok someimi ea Flom' mrimi am Mr the ester invades of his intent of irarerameat— OW a +me 010 to tolarlitoll Me' : 1111 = I wbisb Waal" result wittiest lariat—eel Inquire el levy to "OMB set te the leen el the trestles eriesse, bb Am issawrmy is favour et the persons who lon bees sow sad sammailme herself slug the Adriatic as far as Assess. dissid me No era imprieoned without trial Ist prtlikrel . Am fee Maw% Omni Clamor Apdmior..._ _ _that Saltis la lo2tod, 7 eilbasso." As mud. the observations o fined ar OWN 't• withdrew IllA elf sms who oriern MOM% It the reline %Amok, ma the assumes of the &Wu pews mid she Is la a smalls& if Nom 16 the mstale millisiS @spring himself to the most serious dragon. Stades, be dose not eimmider (but Sardinian son be accused °flawing contributed to the overthrow of the indent goveroment, in order to cceopy those states, sines the Prates has not bests able to maintain his satberity in the Nagle town of Menace, which Sardinia oecspied in 1848 is virtue of the treaties. Bases Haymow (blabs it Is hie duty to poist sot a par tisalar that th• oterupstion of Greets by the troops to3k ogee during the war, and that reletions = . lszsily risestablieted between the three protecting Y arrived fon tonsieg to as usdentanding so te the Mena eseeitting to a situation in conformity with Use alms istseest. He gives the assurance that the pleni potontiariss of Sunda bane received with eatiefection, and will eagerly •ranissit to their governosset, the intentions manifested is this respect by the plenipotentiaries of France sad of Groat sad that Russia, with a conservative object, and *sib a vitt, to ameliorate the state of things ez• Ming in Greece, will readily join in every measure which may appear calculated to effect the purpose contemplated in the foundatitn of the Bellenfc king tom. The pleni aoten- Varies of Russia add, that they will take the order: of the'r snort upon the proposal submitted to the congress 'atilt@ to maritime law. . Count WALuwazt congtatulates himself on bavieg in duced*. plenipotentiaries to irtrrchugs their ideas on the garrote which have been diecueeed. Re had supposed that it might have been possible, perhaps with advantage, to septets themselves in a more complete manner on some of the subjects which have flied the attention of the eon geese. " But such al it is," he rye, the interchange of idea which has taken plan is not without advantage." The Bret Plenipotentiary of France states that the result of it is, it effect : . . 1. That no one has tootested the necessity of seriously delibsratirg as to the means for improving the situation of Greece, and that the three protesting courts hays recognised the important* of coming to an understanding among them selves in this Nowt. 2. That the plenipotentiaries of Austria have acceded to the wish expressed by to. plenipotentiaries of Francs for the evacuation of the Pontifical Stems by the French and Austrian troop., as soon as it can be effected without pre judice to the tranquillity of the country and to the consoli- I dation of the authority of the Holy See. 3. Tbat the greater part of the p 1 niFotentisries have not questioned the goud effect which would result Isom mea sures of elrmeccy, opportunely ad. pled by the governments of the Italian Peninsula, and especially by that of the Two 4. ikat all the plenipotentiaries, and even those who eozeidered themselves bound to reserve the principle of the liberty of the press, have not hesitated loudly to condemn the emotes in which the Belgian newspapers iodulge with impunity, by recognishig the necessity of remedying the reel iatioovichroces artist result from the uncostrolled lionnse which is so greatly abused en Belgium. That, finally, the rev pt ou given by ell the plenipoten tiaries to the idea of clo , ing their lebnuts by a declatation of principles in the tatter of maritime law, must give reseo o to hope that at the neat sitting they will have received from their respective governments authority to adhere to an act which, while comphstiog the work of the Coogress of Paris would effect as improvement w. shy of our *p.a., (The signatures follow ) Lab) ikuitllturnte. ROUSE OF LORDS.—Apan, 28. TALBOT'S DV/01MB. Tbe farther bearing m tlw game ease was teemed, and the esa. mimics of fresh 'themes dosed tie ear on behalf of the petitioDer, but we ban no rem today toe a report. TM boon aejourned to-marrow morales (Tuee&yi. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Apan. 28. =rum og 5A.1103.--11110M was CAMPS= Ala avoricuyieimux, OLD, ILIID 00MPT011. THI ClOllOl O. THM OIVIONWAIDIIIII OF IT. YAILY, The atesseewOweed *awed WMl7e — speleat • Ms Wild' Ind Met Fear. Ileteriper, NNW epos the dminterdses of le dm sem why • maimee Weal we had thew to ammo • westies Mr We steaks of to/sloe I weeyste • Ward No. 3le Oa asstpet* mew the aed 19 Vitt, e. 130. It appmed Asa male PM. bld INN Nesbitt for W weed, sea this rue was siteited at the Weleeme ef • whew awe the preekliet slim ?shred le pet le the es the pearl Wat he wee est yespestyweelideL Ilw teeetles Mood oe ihe sertevelse et a as et the 051 wldelt re deed the =7le be mad es semed le the Mist et the pees •0 Yes Sea MIL ow mese." wettema me seed tor • bum sad lee of the grew estieweed Mee et", het Se " Meet& WU ally 31. 115 TON elli -We la miesalts with We widish= et the e end I Wea. IV. a 113, whisk wedded We km to whit& Ow pas Weald Is drawa eat, Wiadies le tese asperwe so "Pwrows atlesed rostal." es well me "tea taiwilevelas," sad Weida VW the Miles tt the wart was whether the segtheat le Ws lesteese me to le weallered as ammed es Se prase aMlMalet Mee er the weethe wise. Oa the WM aide It was saw taaW See M e w weed at the pass valve. le whisk ere he dele sad pasperla esslhel es • Welsyme; el he welt est le wepeety quellail ter thst few The elmelleremdees led se Mime le the mar. and le enter ts4 i the bust ebsisrie ea Ow we width they thedd sot they to W desesewy of Weft hr the Nom IWwwweet le dew sew simike Ney Weald pet awe the ma 11... In lealisth. who Owe me es airy as teem theemd ems yawl% tle pewsidal ion weld ass pet st the eatest Mt add. eel thwallase eisplall by them wift= ha ß in et le eller wabeellWie SSIMINDZI.a OO . ot die siaby the see l• sew/ toss their see mewed Wordeqp. the pew ealmated whim eel to detest tharefrea lewd" et per mat, Ws !wake. lesersess, ▪ IlWas• • Lad Oftichill—Tiss pima is here rated according to the reduced saa. US Vat is act steal, but mural. value. Nis. Maw —The natal sad the Tatabis value are two Maine idnim ilisnapriessal—liat the rental is now as urtainad ; the pasaill saws wardg sifts a rush estimate of that as bun hcsrtlowd thomilninat as IS pa at Lad OragasO—alas this as was piesft .rnishaft• tau he pumms la has imam dot waft ths Molds' Aftessasat Act Ow gums slimand mita ad ninalde wins wars both OW& • madding might has alscal glass ft thus as • quildiatioa So; aserusa. Alter ars *Mem arionist, indidlachall—All we sma sw eng kthat than is sardeleat desalt am an swan ft rush/ was woke the rate absolute for • wearisame. lat IS is vary do Indio that a uake so latoresting to all Ow prklass ht the matespalla. awaid q as seisaaly decided with to. st adisrusa diftwing alpinism la of the Own at • Ms sum Ma— inescht Wars Is a thus Is as WON: IMMO UM de surgaiss husgeftis ths loan Zak sinsisilla MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The Apra eleseisM emetic maidiee lig at Cladootwak bikes Kr. realm the. arrireraa reed s barb at inwNs. Then tiro palseares kr trial. Tie Mind Mips bristly Wring Os prod Jury. Pan* taste; 41, vas ladietaller kites dela • Roe of En kid die kr Mk. me two be aside. di property at hie brother, David Mho{ le Ms dwallikr kiss. scow. lik.rpr roissied kr tie peareatia : Mr. Nigh la the pr , . It oteadirt re selaay silks en the malt of Ur premea. tart earibp re *Wm )4119. sod be had withdrawn ft tree the wimp bar Mr a abort alas bebre, and kept it ander Ur irlieessf lM tad tar eery. 11•Sirered • raft at Gelklo Mr. oil it 'au air dad amistaeal nelery, audio as trees of tie VOL are masa at thewf L hod bees diem. ' vend, belapprid Oat Mower abcsid, *a saarark to WO lies pitmen ea aphrtmaly at giv Warhorse repertag tans he Ilehmat perm rlirm*Me amolail, sod the whom acmatingly eehraded ms Wa i t a debrokleave coarlet, wr istliatad for Mall. alight al Md i dr property at Frederick Pitcher. Mr. Miry* peareated; Mr. Payne defended. no MMus ler alibf, but ft faded, and Ur Jury Mad Ur pel. deer AA,. It was era proved that la ISM he mu watered to area rue traroarlaalao.aad that Ine wr liberated aa • ticket of lean la Oato. bar krt. It wee semeetsd _that the prteornr had beep endeaeourted to earn ea wee* thelbaod dace tt a diabase, hot that the polies had glace telbssedea dot be was a returned convict to hie employer, • toffee home beep. le (*west la catesquesee at whka he lost hie attends.. Tide wee alleety dialed by Inspector Drum The ilablent Judge geld there wee nolldne whkh required dining la the elnlemeat nada berme It wee not proved and was net relevant So the eaintaia *maw the primmer bed been previously martmed. The jary Mel that the primate wee the person whose emtvititlon W bras rit if, Amara Islip mateneed blot to tour years' punt eervitode, &Medd that eammewe would not, like toe old wok's,. of transports. Us., be reamed wasps by bell or two-tbirdn but would be strictly M m, at to the hart day et the term. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. • hie Onnew Teller, • w late-looktog elderly perms, described am • dimetles nitimier, residing at foreat Cottage, Yorest row, Dal. A ▪ K cinitrit4 win liana' -totes • psalmbook fr ontaVeat Hackney stnedt. SW printratoo, Alfred Meredith, odd that he was Niggles that IMO* at • honal lervics at the ebureh. she. he saw the Primer leeeksetrw the choke mat for a h3mn-book, which be put tnto his point wad was w@lklag awn) with sk Prosecutor gassed, and qualmet the primmer, woo, after mole lowdown, prodoceel the net. 'Wei dm that It was • mistake. and that ha (primmer) was wigs& to nen Menenen left as @Section of oho heed. Several bestehen" het hose Mien die ns the lest few wet% tad Vilna§ It keen* woe ne Owen to as church dune that tlin. Me. Menreal (at niter o—Pre), what are lost Prineer—l waglienerty • Baptist minis er is eneenetehlre. bat bale beta rot at mos thalami two or three maths ter the benefit of my beak& II neenesee. however, that 1 wok the book from I Ewe 'Between'', Ind led webillltloll oe I. puupwla Ins, dsweesmit pkpNribei t i ! dmem:enremataammosa l e s rizt eri tlet tiosissine.:7ll6 : 7,.. : : : :,,.. ,: rimareireurte sn amir ttaytle•ta far yew adentene 'Ms der week. lbw pities.,. who end env pow► eke. newiset kens eanorn. CLERK IN WILL. Deajaala Alin Howard (aa swam at game a:maw- Wildaappend la Ws joaraW) sad who ma pse a writ ad Ulnas dam I =L A* blab& a Is staid el tbst lk at *ads, Odinau ida la Oro* liditbara 114131. iliewomm darn bad. fr la aonLardity ounandi al db. la sa ladalaw. d lbaNs.Limseliiiirk WM, at Illwas, aid Qat he NEW a at %la kr Mi. as. U. ea In Nth sal Iris she area lOW. Soak of sass al" M Mimi pert of the solo phi brt " .• Mr. w ay meisrai • No Imam Who. IN ; Kr Lb" Wit le Me. Ilidt, oil& ; Ir. him . at Usabollrrirt. ai l Wan Whorslam Ur eambed will dm viaw at slikawiarakat tad aleesseiss bed bees dblaur e =dianw Illoord• Ur pahoure sus oulla CRYSTAL PALACI.--0111 MULLIN° DAT, - DAT, AY= in.—Ait•ideas is TerogAt, 2 . 159 ; ale by sews *WO, 680; Mal Aims, MX?. Mid 10d tiE si bt WISLIIII tioo Hoz" of No.S. Lostor4 Meek 2 of Losam, hiater. at Um la bombs , 11224.1220 of 21121221.—T0r00f.1221. 2. 22. SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAY. Ts' Qum's Piave of 100 Cameos, for mares t 4.yre old, astalb• Ave, gat alb; sir and and, lOot. R.C. (3 Mars 4 furlesip 139 yvd,) Lord Clifdes's Mostly, by &stylise., 4 yrs Captain I.Ane'a A 1.., 6 yrs Lewd Barter's Bemire, 4 yrs Mr. Batme's W.y by Birdsatebsr oat of Barbara, 4 yes (Sly) 4 Bwerseragss of 10 awn. reek for 3.yr olds ; colts, art 110; and Mlles, Set 410 the wiener to be sold for 200 sees., U demande d, be. T.T.C. (9 fusbnis 140 yard.). (s subs.) Mr. Evils'. Mottle, by Kam, Set 4lb (Tates) 1 Mr. J. M. Manley 's Oltenitsa, Bet 41b (Bartbolomew) 3 Mr. Ilwaa's Pliataniney. met 41b ('4. Roger.) 3 111.. W. itobineoc's Posthorse, Sit 71b .. . .. (J. Quinton) 4 Pura cf snt. ; tot 3.yr 7st 71b ; four. sat Islb ; 0 e ~nd wards, we Ab; mares and geldinp allow. d 3lte; the winner to be sold for 300 nom., if demanded, &a. Alluw..nces distend to be seld far lees. D.M. (7 furlongs 201 yard.). Mr. llobson's Teeter, by Melbourne, 3 yrs (701.), Set 310 Mr. E. Bation'sfilly by Sir Hercules, outof Heresy, (Musgrove) 3 yrs (CHI 1 eat Illb ........ ...... • • (rndhsra) 2 Mr. Gulliver's Noisette, 6 yrs (;01,), let 1310 EU B. Pigott's Brother to Polly o' the Day, 3 yrs (2001), 7st 710 (J. Wm.) 4 PLOT. Of 1001., for S-yr.olds, colts, Sot 71b; gat 410. LK. (I mile .7 yattb..) Mr J. Hawley's Kallpyge, by Bay Middleton, /kit 41b (A. Day) Lord Zethuirl's Tyrtus, Sot 711:. Mr. J. 12. Btantry's Olen Lee, Set 7lb Sintitimiuts of SO soya. each, for 'ours of IA 03, out of mares that never bred a wiener. Colts, Sot .71b; 84116., Sat 31b. Those by emlllona that never got a winner allowed Ellb. A.P. (I mile, 2 fur long', 73 )arde.) (o sub..) Mr. J. White's Tyae, by logo. Sit 31b (E. Sharp) I Baton Bothachild's Mr. tandem, Sot 410 (Charlton) BETTING CP TWO I SIX O'CLOCK. . USAND _ _ _ _ ft to 4 apt Porto IWO — -- 111)0iO — it apt Polrooadie (t) bto 1 bellow Jack (t) I 20 to 1 Enchanter 4 to 1 Pais-letto (t and I It to 1 Brother to Bird OP tra t 10 to 1 Bird- in -Baad(off) I 100 to 1 Miltonhe Wing 70 to 30 and 65 to 35 on three (t) CEIEBIER .. CUP. 8 to 1 on the field (o11) - 1461; • 1 stet Rifiemat (t) 1000 to 30 about Type* sad 1000 to 13 about Mink (wasted) _ _ THE DERBY. 2to I apt Wentworth (t 91100 to 7 opt Porto Rico to 4) 20 to I Yellow Jack (t) 'STS. LONDON WEEKLY RETURN: Deliveted. Imported. gooes.l9.lr.dla . arks 1,78 Unntitior bap 18,471 Bui* 91 Iladruloop 12,954 Penang.. ...... begs Foreign ..... pkg. , 9,889 Corm. B. P. ewe.. Eats bele. 1,713 Cejlon by 1 . 761 COODA, B.P. bey 428 Foreign B.P. irks 1,714 7,710 17,934 6,614 132,039 146 3,6.0 40,131 6,103 665 I 21,619 R.—Aran. 21. Pr. Stock. 5555. 13,34 Si 1,609 SNOW{ 3,004 6 13,148 163,343 111,415 262,134 6,54 114.347 7,411 10,2-31 TALLOW. The tallow market has coritTeVitti;decline during the week, not. withstanding a good dewed foe conrumplioc. There 1, in feet& greater diaporltion to yell than the covreimptfon will take off, end this dispoeition is to be towed to en impreseion that the Russian dealer* will be compelled to take low prices dialog tbererson, there. fore that bolding will not pay. Whe , her that tenpreslon 'nail prove correct or not, rennin. to be men. The present price at Petersburg ia 181.10 August, whialt will cost laid down here 434. per cwt. at leant. In new tallow, deliverable in London during the last three months of the year, we have bed few transactions during the week, Our concluding pricer are :--eltrat, 47r. to 48e. 6d; May and Julie, 48e, 44.; Oct and Dec., 19a. The Petersburg advice. are to the 19th met., new style; ni.t much business doh g. Spot, 139 to 140 en., and 137.10 August. Exchange, 371 B.—i Prom Meseta. hmith and Charles'e Circular of Mondry evening.) onros.—Lavairoot, APATL 2..—(8y English and Trish Mat. net as Te4straph.l Estimated a dee of cotton this day 7,000 bales. in cluding 1,000 on sperulation. Inusirts reported this day, 16.937. In Ilse Oneness of the steamer the market is quiet, few of the trade here. DORIC—Dons k. Aram Ib.—(By English and kWh Magnetic Tele graph.)—Lame attendance at market to-day. White wheat, 33e. to 10e.; red, 370. to 30,. Oats, 12a 6d. to lk. Barley, 2 , 1 to 22... Ooax. Aram e.—(By Enelikh and Matt Ilasbetio Telegraph.)— Bed wheat, des. to 331. Barley, IH. to 19s. Oats, 114. bd. to 14s. M. Barker, Aran. Zl.—(By English and frith Magnetic Telegraph.)— At Mit farmers' market • smelt supply. and no change in value. At the Corn Esehange Indian corn WOO the turn dearer. No change in en other articles. CATTI E.—Lnwaroot., Aram 211.—(8y it:ilia and Insh Magnetic Telegraph.)—The supply of inch is nearly the utne u lest Monday; the demand wry slow at nearly the tame priced for beef and mutton, bet lamb was mach low, r. beef. 3,d. to 7d. • mutton, dd. to 7id., Earn; 7d. to OW in wool; lambs, 20e. to 30a. each. Besata,l.o3o; Mugs, 6.613. SHIPPIAG INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Zagreb% of Cala* Ignard.77nmgyMtoßOrdettm, with male, hie gone down of this port, crew, except the muter, drowned.— Whitby, April 27. Lady Gray, brig, which riled ymterdiy for Athens, has pot back, with tar of foretounast, &e.—Oravesend, April 98. Vance, Robertson, from Manilla for Sydney, N.S.W., in hut at Cape Northeashexiand.—Melbourne, Feb. 18. Woodbridge—W.ll4meg from Akyab tom jut arrived that the Woodbabige, M'Fee, from Landon to that place, has been lost en the Oyster Reef.—March 22. LITIMPOOL 61111 TO AT FOAM!. Poire.--Johi sad Look at MeL bourne : Mile. Barton, at Rotterdam ; Bona Lea, at Dieppe; Dnnia (s), off Oporto ; Hermann, elebret, and Conit , r, at Singapore ; ncrs. amino, Hoeg Wo od, et C ale Ontario, Dnlalse, Arab" Ram Menda Elaisfeek at and JoblibUl. &non tom LITWOOL.—Jame. Linden, March It, and Moro. Ma, 19M, from Komori ; Ocean Chief, from Melbourne, Jan. M. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Ommare,—Arrived Jon. 16. John and Lucy, from Livened. Ilimateraint—Arrivod : Jan. 31. Loretto% from Clyde; Electra. from Liverpool ; Gillespie, from London. Feb. 10. Cheviot, from Clyde; Eneeleice, from Loodon ; Mermaid. from LmerpooL It. Baltimore, from LiverpooL Bailed : Jan. 36. Olpay Bride. for Line. S. YA. Fantrune, for rortonoutb. 7. Indemnity, rimadon. 3 IL I3. Sultana for Liverpool. To mil; Feb. 16. Invincible, Loodos. Broom, N.S.W.--Arrived: Jan. 26. Phenix. from Melbourne and LaverpooL Balled ; Jan. re. Ellenbaeougn, for London. Ove Lemke. Monzrem Bay.—Arrived : Jan. 22. James Ferule, from ADILAIVIL —Arrived : Jan. 20. Albeit Edward, from Loudon. Feb. 7. Lord Raglan, from Plymouth. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aoki re. a.), April IS, lat. 46.14 N, lon. 3.14 W, store* to the 1111116.11•111. Solin Marta (ahlp), from flandarland for Wang; Mach 2, on tbo Ica. 33.46 W. jammtima Witmer ship). from Wkanwoa far London, Feb. St. Wt. ASO S. Ws 47.00 Cohabit (WNW Wow), Awn 31, lat. 49.20 N, 10n.18.33 W. Golds Picea (as.), ap.ll 22. off Can et. Vincent. laaWY Hamilton, from London tor Rio, Aprd 23, lat. 47.33 N., MI MS. Jews Wa.), standing moth-east, ADIII Ht. off Caps It. Vincent. Jaw Hraat (b/rettio), hoot Liverpool for Calcutta, Horeb 11, lat. 0.27 8, Ise. 22.10 W. Joseph Wear, from the blawittoa for Load" Yob. 8, Ist. 30.27 8.. low 39 00 Z. Oriental (ship), of Plymouth, from Plytaotth for Quebec, April 17, lat. 49 N., Loa. 19.18 W.; our owe out. Startled Fawn (British alio). Feb. 2at. 3.14 8, lon. 101.13 E.; 11l days from ithangliar for London. Wes: (barque), tram Madras for London, Feb. 6, off the Cape of Good Hope. EMU, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 811RWICR..-Apall 2a, at at J. wife of J. Berwick. Esq., of a Pon. Ilaventook.bill, tII• OURT.—April 26, .t iredrced street South, Llverpcol, 11,.. T. Cann. of • daughter. _ _ _ - 2AVONSHIRIL—ApriI 23, at Albert-road, Regent's-park, the erlie of T. H. Devonshire, rm., of a daughter. rAoAN.—Mareb 11. at Illogolee, South Bear. East Italia, the wile , or .t i Ch og rir co tob r.d. lser Fulit t r 4 s t n h t it 'ag egu tta in E un st. v . y artt a b yd ite . r b . . 4 11 0. .N. L.1 1., a eon. FORTEY.—Aprilli, et Mowley Court, Herafordakin, the wife of Mr. J. W. Portal, of a son. OARDEN.—aprd 23, at Rana:tore Cottage, itilbuni, the a ire of Mr. ILL Carden. of • daughter. EIAWMPP.—ApriI 21. at Cliester,trer t, Gra verior.pleee, tee wife of 1. W. C. lieriom req., of • laughter. HIGGINS.—•peII 26, at Falluser.square, Liverpool, Wm W. H. of a MI. MARRIAGES. ADLINGTON—CAMPBELL.—ApriI 24, at Weemenhaza. St. Petry' IL 8. Addiatom, Zoo., of Far lfraftdamhant, Norfolk. late Capt. of the 4th Light Dragoomm. to Emma Stan, dauglver of the Rio. C. Campbell. Vicar of Weamembaa. ARTBIA—HAT.—AprtI 28 at St. George's, Hanover - Aram, Bart., to Lady Ellzateth Bay. ON IN , Sir F. ditl--JOlnti.—April 2t, at Hope Chapel. Llserpool street. Rel. Wed, by the Rev. 0 Jeoss. Mr. J. Jones, of Salford, to Margaret, (taught*? of Mr. C. Jones, at I') mot, Llanrhatadr, liontguntery- Wee. 'EACH—WARDEN.—ApriI 24. ►t the rerieh church, Caralwerelle R. A. hook. Req., of the Madras Corea Arthiery, in Penelope Ells•, daughter of the le•e W. Warden, EN., of shr SOCTIR —PARRIB.—ApviI 25, et St. Vary..., Edge.hlll, Li. r. pool * the Rev. C. H. SWIM Mr. S.C. Crater, to Sane, dough. See of Mo. C. Parker, of Liverpool. DZATHB. ILACIKETT.—ApeII IS. et Tirlenr7je:vor-Tc line, In Er.oet. John Vendee Rumor* Blaskett. EN., of Nifyleen, late lI.P. for Nes, etells.oei-Tpse. TiltSTEM:Znprtt 14, li. L Chester, son or Mr. K. Chester. of Ms. PM- 1211 . med $3. I 17. at Lakes-hill, eta Wet Wycombe, the HO. Crewe. lb. M Denim, leM M II" 7. W. BMWs, Efq.. :w. r: 14. at Peet*, war Otessoir, Apia Foiseerridinebtar al MILO& Est.