The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-28 00:00:00

int Oxpreoo. TO 001128TONDINTIL Ibleeetlieneste Weeded tee " Ibe lbspesaMeades Westarpows ..01 be at ft odic% Ilk beesuiertnet. by Tee Ibis& DIY ref pellieedes. HIGH WATS& IT LONDON lIIIDGI. Ts DAT-.411.111b1e, 71 6 Te.ssow—lforSo, U 6 Si. IS. LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL 28. ORDIMS have been Weed, both by the Ministerial tad by the Opposition leaden, to clear desks for as Lord Drier has eummand his tetanus of the House of Cornmeal to sesseable this day is St. Jossife-equare. Lord TAIMILITON has invited the Liberal members to meet him in Piccadilly. The Neutral tint which has hitherto charasterieed the par. lismantary proceedings of the mein is about to be washed out. The objeet of the Derbyite ammably, as we intimated on Saturday, is twofold—to make arrangements for divesting the vote as Mr. Wifirs- SIDI'S motion of • party complexime, is the ant plan; and, in the snood, to deliberate as the party tactics to be adopted for the remaioder of the parlia mentary eampaigo. As for Lord PALIMITON, the number of ineidestal defeats whisk the Government have sustained is Parliament, and the number of motions aasesseed by the Conervativei respecting quietism§ at whisk they hope to pick up loose votes) her. sad then, has nn deed it indispensable that he should one he all erne to an understanding with the Liberal party. Indeed, the wonder is that he has bees go nag of taking this step. Os most of the oesedese who Ministers have bees left is a minority dung the present session, it has bees either on some risottos of secondary importance or es some mann which though supported was sot raised by them. Norte of their defeats have bees of sash a nature as to sell for, or warrant, their throwing up the rein of govern ment; and the supplies have, so far, bees voted with almost unprecedented facility and rapidity. Still, there can be no doubt that any Govern ment, by undergoing a succession of small defeats, will of necessity lose pr•stiee to an extent that must ultimately render it unable to maintain its ground. And it is clear that the Conservative opposition an disposed to persist in this guerilla warfare—in stealing potty advantages, which, without exposing themselves to any serious danger, may ultimately weer out their adversaries by exhaustion. Already settees have beta given of Mr. Warman's antics es Lan in the Commons, and Lord M•imasseae's as the game subject in the Lords; of Sr. Emma& Lerroies on Coosa Ame rica ; of Mr. &MIAMI as the Enlistment dispute with the United States; sad, lest sot least, of Lord Lovana's fireworks =tics. Looking both be the put and to the future, it is os the part of Lord PAL ti linos no more than as aet of comma predates to insist upon knowing whether he ms neat upon the support One Liberal party ia Parliament, and on what terms. Is so far as the remit of these Ogahresees may sleet Ministerial arrangements alone, it poems= for 111 but a minor important; bet we eosins to • considerable amount of anxiety when we think of the Mann it may exercise over the disdain of the great Liberal cause. The country has no cosfideamt in the prase' Rouse of Common. It was sleeted edge evil am piste, and it is tainted with the went vies. of its origin. It ha literally no character; as bans* majority of the members have so decided °vision, ao and principles. It is utterly sanehkal ; turbo. lest without indepeadense, pragmatical without cal finality, swarming with jobbers who seek to coned sonny under the cloak of nperiority to party com bination. It has broken up mention sae Ministerial arrangement, and will neither Mints clearly what kind of Administration would satisfy it, nor give a frank support to any Administration whatever. The professing Liberals are esaniesdly a rope of end, and the Conservatives are no better. The altrapProtestaate and the squirearchy have us faith in Mr. Dtanam. nor, far that natter, eves In Me. Wt Lrout t Mr. lismmv ensiles at Sir Joan P#lo3llll. TON ; the intelligent leaders of the party okra& from ti meshing through (or to) Covestry with their rigged regiment t the (willed) Nato abet a nentral attitude, deal largely in political alaatiins r sad are the slaves of their own petty pique and feeble viadiotivenae. A short time will now show us whether it Its possible to organise, oat of this political Noeth'e ark, a phalanx that will earnestly support a Cabinet with a really liberal programme, Cr, indeed, any Cabinet whatever. Ia the semi crate of public opinion, we have bet geode. hopes of geeing a Liberal party organised that will be entirely to oar mind. Bat we are desiresti until the time comes when the greet questions which are now emerging assume a more definite develop ment sod thereby command the assent of earnest end united supporters, to set a Liberal party of some sort kept together. To this end we would issire to smooth asperities and to promote aregeestise among all nal Liberals. We are sinxiote to me lees of rivalry and aliened= among Liberal statesmen, or knots of statesmen, who enjoy the melds°ee of oossiderable bodies of personal partisans, and a better feeling between them and the terse and in creasieg numbers of indepeadest Liberals who amknowledp no particaler gag. Meow them parties there appear to as to bare bees faults en all sides. Independent Liberals have attached too mach impart ment to personal altos and opiates., which, however praiseworthy, have Oct yet some to interest the general public ; and the olleial leaders of organised sections of the Liberal party have been too slow to recognise that the questa.. which agitated the country daring their youth and early manhood having now been in a greet measure settled, sew questions are beginning to engross the public naiad, to call for being dealt with by practical statesman. It Gould be wished, therefore, that the most enreeerved frankness should characterise the eoefenece to which Lord Poi hos this day invited the Liberal members of Parliament. Let his Lordship set the example of giving a full and freak expositioe Obis views and aims, and insist upon an explicit declaration of the twenties of Members in return. And let the lumbers, os their part, treat his Lordship with equal candour : if they are prepared to go into oppoeitice, let them say so at once. Our expectations, however, are of that very mode rats kind which run little rick of being disappoiatsd. To us a dissolution, and that at a very early period, appears inevitable. Eros from ash a step war ea pectatioss are not over-sangalasi bet it is some consolation to reflect that we eta seareely, *oder any eireneostaeses, get a Home of Com mons mare weak and vacillating thaa deo preesat. It is not to ha imagined that Lord PAL Basran will so tamely relisquiali the objest eta life's ambition and throw up the game without first re meting to a dissolution. Hat whatever his own per sonal 'palisades's may be, he owes it to the great Moral party, to which he proforma to baling, sot le snip beim b. boo hied the iambus.. Tbe eseatry ii Witted to protest spied beets, e Hem et daemon sleeted soder the sestrel et a Tory Cattiest. Bekee the raise et Oeverement tee again eat■arerd to the Diair-biliaLiii or to the bybrido who NOW la the same of Padilla, or to •a aaealganatka of both, the soden has a right to eseroime its privilege of choosiag repo► mutative, fro* fro. tie Musses of the Carlton Qab, with all the losearees of taw Trossary at its disposal. If the amnions' hollow &otiose of which the Liberal ;arty is Parliameat is at Feast mode up mama be brought to so-operate la good faith, let the sup plies be permed, the budget voted, sad let as have • mead Westin before the harrost. iii lEpt Court. Her Majesty sod the Maas Cloasset rod' as batita book aa Ilationlay monis& musk/ by the Res. Rally Catheert. Lard Alfred Paget, as/ Coked P. H. !.year. The Primer Royal as/ the Primer Alice took a drive la as spa oserioso aad four. Primes Albeit proiled at a needs' eta seseisittoo of the Royal Ommirlosees for the Rabllttles of 1861, at Book- Ingham Palast, es Setssilay. The ether menhen preeest were the Reel et Derby, hart Greaville. Lord Slealey of Aileeley, Lori Overetese, the Cheseelkw et the Isellesser, the Right Rea. B. Theraell. ILP.. the Right Hos. W. R. Glodelewm, H.P., se/ Mr. Coshes, Q.O. M. Ups Bow iseetary to the Royal Gambian, was la wisdoms. The masotlyr, while took plata at 11 Velesk. Woke up et s guru, to see. The Qum sad Priam Albert. eeeciapeated by Pease Arthur tad the Primmest§ Helmut sad Leeks, took hive ta he themes is ea epee esstiage Rai hat. The Itiserrite to watts. sandal ea bombast. Her M.J.•I awl the Prime Ceased, scoompsaied by the Prieeses Bayed, heneared the Reuel belies Oren with tboir promisee is the evesise. la attendees* were the blershiesese Ily, the H... Mary Bywater, lb. Hes. Bally Ceased, Lord Byres, Lead Alfred Peet. sad Colonel Y. H. Iferaesr. Yesterday her Molest, sad the Pease consort, the Prises el Wiles, the Primer 'Loyal, Prises Alfred, the PrliC4llll Alice, the Ladles sad Otatlesses et the Court, sad the dolmas household, attended Did.. . Berrie, la the sherd et Buskin glum Paw. The Boa. sad Very Rev. ills Dees of Wiadase satiated. Tito Deckles el List visited tlis Dubois at Olsearta si Etataldsy, at bet residahos, Gleeesaff-trees. Tie Dom. et Host, aiteaded by lady Fumy Howard teed Lard James Mangy, bewared the Haymarket TheaWe with bar prostate oa Bateeday evealai. A Cabled Conseil mos held on Saturday after noon at the Far gs-eiss The Mishits," prosiest were :--Vimeent Palmerstos, the Lord Chaamllor, the Marqaie of Lansdowne, Berl Granville, the Earl of Harrowby, Sir Hemp Grey, the Earl of Clareadee, Mr. Secretary Labottehen, Lord Pannier% the Chsasellor of the Ezehequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hoe. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stonley of Alertly, the Right Hon. IL T. Balsas, and the DA* of Argyll. The Conseil sat three hosts sad three grafters. Private usestinp of the two principal motioes of the Hoses of Commons were held this efternoon, the venal supporters of the government warbling at I Lord Pelmeraton's in Piccadilly, and the opposition at Lord Derby's in Bt. James's•equate. Both meet air were annteroasly attended, and included the leading members of the two parties. 80CLIWT fr Parrrirs re Warr COMMA—This *vale view of skis serety's salabitice teals place es rater day, previous to its berg erred to the public this day (Meaday), sad was graded by a answer sad arbitrable respery erre ssistorsey. Areas the disragaished visitors we waked the Duller of Botherbiad, the Dasher of Wel triton, the Deka ird Dasher of Argyll, **Duke sad Desires of Nostheare road, the Marquis of Laredowse, Ur Menhirs= of Lanham Earl °sorcerer, Earl sail Orator Grey, the Archbishop of Cranbury, the Bishops sf Osford, Aircrews/. sail Liehreld, Vbeerat sad Vi► rester Chelsea, Bed sad Neater Jersey, Lady Peel, Lady Ifeedasaid. Lord sad Lady Meateaste, the Right Her Air Charles owl Lody Wary Wood, the Eight Hoe. Hoary sad Lady Wry Labourer►, the Right Bea. Va ses Hair, Lord Braley of Aldriey, the Hot. Mts. Bey sear Harriet, Hr. ♦ critical Miss of the I:Whitler will be Assad la soother Wars. ORPHAN WORSING SCHOOL, HAVERSTOCK- BILL. The send the peeress took *se at tha Leaden Taws ea i wham .I. L Muds, =.q., the pteiduiloomegied the emr. Thema* el the emm =Mee mod the emdltets' repave teem emmil mimi adopted y the seagegom ehm roelveles appeadeg et the ode b et Ind meek ler the gametal ad the imelmelim, mad mietharbeeg a terthar oh et musk, mid* seemety as ammo* ad the greatly Imememeelempamen methaeliehlhh mem The 001111116 misapplasek rad Mean *diem wars steeled km 611 mind by the yeses et li•pleemm. Th. i.P.ubgYsm.ugamsg et lie lepers : Sewn a?Chi se ow yew haw Ima OAK Vis. N., lot the ea- = lbe atm as mad earemb somege Meledes eU the bi u& me LS. Ile eret BM- Mom pig .LL lta Ildl. la Ned um M. ea IN. Ile am Main Mem • dediam 1801. 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Mal theatield allmedelfeL ne mailebe meet dry Net beta Mimi Is easel MK NM Ix the eenift awry MI se be MAW le MI ast • dedher sem st .d+. mei 111•7 rem* Thy..ole& by Ms YAM of Ile dolly Mt pm le am lead OM Ile• pemeemmlease by the est =Ste ad` et the esmary Med reamed. ihe Mimi et the melds sad MINIM, AM VII did diemehee Is masa le resew thole Italia, lift% es me as balm busevaleat COURT or COMMON WORM—A Spada Doan we h , N at Guildhall, es Saturday, la CONtolgoosel of requisition (a. Um betimes piper stated) onmerimsly 'oad, to smolder the propriety et polarise and inning Y address to member, of both Moises of parhamest, la coeforiaity with the retelenese passed by this seers se the 11th of April latest."—Mr. Deputy Holt, after P oat as eatiesion of Me mart on the Iltb inatent.r img set appointing • sommitte moved " that • tossunittes Op pelted to prepare as Mime to the neaten of IMlb Metes of parlismoist, setting forth the grenade en wide this iter panties hole is they Wood te War its strenimet N the aseesd reading cf the bill for the hams egal.a of the eemeration, and to mon hint soy posesedines 1 / 1 14 be required to proreat the liaise , Melo seem d Yi to report from tins to time olitft."—Mr. Stake .wadi' the natio. which wee eamied, Moss Mao remarks I.sy tete. Mr. H. L. Taylor , who wee evens hem mulls the bill so MEW MILITARY HOSPITAL—TM Qum will ley the Ant stow of a. Military Hospital about to be treated bets's*. Motley Abbey and Humid. SIM on the sera ads of Sauthenaptos Water. The day died for the sersmeny le the 124 beta. north. The Mil ky will east searly • ea, ter Ms malaise of mosey. It will be emoted o• a sad healthy spelt. • jetty la to beat ease thaws mot isle Soutttemptos Water, slam to the spot whom the bapitel is so be built, f the person, of lead*, nonseide he the While. Major Raysehill, of the Meld Meglineses. who Y to superiatood the oreetioa of the Is sepielloss sheedy takes up his residuum in the aelthboweesill. The bushel trial be exist twessle-Itslf wiles beta Serebe• sad abut Ye ems imams Lees led Wiese Naabk. Tba 11. k of May being Wit Monday, a lags swoons of rassas no armed to be resist MAWS tip CHILD MUIDII AT SmodD.—Tbe Or misetos, o• letardg , emastitted • stapes wens% of biasses 116 iteci 40 years of age seined Merl AIM Loeb. Is Oahe her trial at the ermine t awhnhW the &aro of baying wilielty mnsfeesil her tome • Mild. The winner, who lad iced at watil bed bora esesessfal esaseallag boo= sassy the eve of bee seallessa• • who Sof gel is the bard• MO has thsa brim' that oho observes • oboes is hes app arent,. sad dis babas her to sib a testier Mows gales, she tread eat& merits from • tees be whisk un primmer bed boa, sad hem which she IMO teased thew to the water-dent ; sad them she ism! the lady of ea Wass Tan Imo, ell Nedwlta.--It was idatt• PO. tag lb batik awl est hie Away &Nibs Maw of Mondial bad bees drawly vnishs. wintlit hold eadass. Chia AWE. Ile essalme math. t itme the pwlesades of Mlle wiassamtest ea ansesneeat bee bra wade, by siblib Ile Ilibep of Deny 'Meadow for le saip. LATEST INTMLIGENCE. OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE RATIFICATION 01 Tom', TREATY OF PEACE (111011 Sl7 " &ONION °UNITS" raluosninsT.) YOBUGLOV7IOI, ILPI.II, 2s. _ _ The Hos. William Stuart, First Atiaohi — to — her - Majesty's Embassy at Purls, arrived this morning at the Fersign-ollos, being the burst of the ratification by Mein Majesties the Emperor of Austria, the Ma parer of the Free* the Lug of Previa, the Ere woe of all the Remiss, the Lug of Sardinia, sad the Balton, of the definitive treaty for the restoration of poses, sad fee the minimum of the integrity and isdepesdesse of the Ottmean Empire, which wee signed at Paris ea the 30th of Marsh bet. TIE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1858. RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY OF PEACE AT PARIS. The Cospen asounithil at throe chink rata. day (Sunday) aftesseem at their aeowetomed plan of meeting, the Hotel d the Ministry of Foreign 1 Affairs, to szehange the ratifications of the Treaty of Paris. The plasipeleatlaries present (several of the original members of the Comp= having lett Paris, ae is already kaolin) wise, for Austria, Baron die Hebser; for Fusee, Count Winyah sad Buss de Bourpeney ; for Groat Britain, Lord Overlay ; for Prank, Coast de Hatzhidt ; for Ramis. Count 0114 sad Berea de Branowi for Sardiaia, the Marquis do Villamarina ; for Turkey,' Asti Puha and Mehemet Djemil-Bay. The insretaries attached to the ssionoas of the Powers repraneted at the Chapels met at 10 Anal, mad together with the Che de Nimes do protocols proceeded to compare the isetruments of ratiSeation. The proem mid d the exchange of ratifloadass was afterwards prepared, and in the rearm et a sitting whieh listed three hours, all t►e plenipotentiarin punt alined their neatens to it. IVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. MARSEILLIII, IkroanAL _ _ _ The Timber has arrived with Constantinople letters to the 17th. It was rammed that Marshal Pewahar would leave the Crimea at the end of the math. for Coutaatinople, it his way to France. The .mastics by the Preach troops will take plea, is the order of numbers of divisions. Oas ballot the [Willi= fosse has innberked before 1 the Baglish. The Nabob la the Crimea was raised on the 11th. Begakadeas relative to intsroontenani. Wks Mimosa Rni& tad the Allies hays hen sad*, sad a system orpsemes established. Lim of &biome for three days is granted emeptiosally m a special reward to soldiers. The weather was magnificent, and the health of the hoops rapidly isproriag• • The Promo re Orient pretends that the evacuation of the Crimea will last titres mind% and that of Turkey six months. The aims boss Atheos, vid Nanalles, appears to Gamiest *see suasion. It is std that some English squadroos are to go there to segment the prriseu. There is also a talk of a °hasp in the order of sueoessios to the throes of Greece. These moos es are all regarded as doubtfuL AT NABLOUZ. The following intelligeom has been received by telegraph from Vienna, dated April 27 t Amounts from Beyrouth of the 14th of April state that Nablons is in a state of revolt, the reason assigned for which is that a Musettiman wee killed by as English miedonary. The churches and bosses of the Christians have been attacked. The Prussian Consul was killed. The other Consuls were assembled and deliberating on the state of stairs." FRENCH TRADE TABLES. The Monshntr of yesterday contains the monthly returns of trade and navigation tor the month elided 31st March. The total of customs dation paid darn/ the =oath of March of the present year is 14,382,224 f. against 16,149,671 f. paid daring March, 1866. The total paid during the first quarter of the present year is 38,618,4001. ageism 38,358,628 f. paid daring the first quarter of 1865. In the 0043119 of the first quarter of the protest year 4,950 vessels with an aggregate tonnage of 796,366, were entered Inwards is the Freon ports ; the number entered inwards in the oorrasposdise quarter of 1865 was 4,307 vessels, with en segregate tonnage of 666,342. The number tattered outwards in the first quarter of the present year was 3,193 vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 637,966 ; the amber entered ontwude in the corm speeding quarter of 1855 was 2,778 vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 428,624. PIEDMONT. The November, Own/pendent contain. a letter frost Berlin, which says t—" The Sardinian ',Omni is now replied to by as Austrian one, whisk it is said, has been approved of by the French govern mat." A telographis &spat& from Hadikel of the 19th, is the Pleasantries Omits, unman the embarks ties of the let divides of the Sardialan army with two squadrons of cavalry and two oompanies of Sappers, es board six English and throe Sardinian stammers. Two hundred pions of ordnance, taken at Sebastopol, have also besa embarked, as the share of the Sereliniaa army. The Chamber of Deputies of Turin, is its sitting of the 22nd, concluded the debate on the alienation of 60.000 hectares (169,000 acme) derma lands foe settlers in the island of Sardinia. It added au article by which foreign setting shall be entitled to the rights ef Sardinian eitimnship after a five years' rasidanee I for Italian settlers the term is reduced to two years. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa Matta that the Sardinian army is to undergo a redaction of 18,000 MIL ODESSA. A letter front Odessa, of the Bth, to the Austria' Gassitt, says: TM arrival of.enhast thuds bus solved, la • preened salaam, the viatica of the removal of the blockade. First arrived the Austria* vessel Labesay, whir* was neeived with eaththedisery j'y by oar autrehaate. It was followed by two other • viols ; all three sousing from Balakleva sad Laisielob. Bat It is aot probable that they will be able to sleuth a three, for, bilged 20,009 tathetworta of cora Oath ID 209 Inns). whisk aro ea ferules acrathat, 04esia contains ite thick on head. As Worths harvest le aatieipated this year, tbe weal of Owns bowie, prethated the sultivaties of tho Adds is the asthma, whilst the drought whit& lasted els asoatho destroyed the wads. Boatbon Reads lava so suer of supplies, all having been oesestsed by the armies. Ths peke 'lsom is likely to be high fa Odessa, mad it is my =ors elevated that at liasorilles. It is, however, probable that the *sported,' of eons will be very largo bola the ports of the Bee of Assi, whisk possess lesperthal supplies. Asethget Ibis, is Obeid', the port of the Tuber. heaves Oast, roseatly opened, mad Ida*, hos heels( I olelsised mai privileges froth the goverassear, Is lady aspire .vastlothostaash OUR ARMY 1N THE CRIMEA. CIROY OUR tiFIiOI4I. 001111.18PONMINT.) Clinaa, Azar!. 14. Tesburday, the 13th instant, Chunk Laden re viewed a body of Emden troops on the Mackenzie plateau, is presumes of Marshal Polissier, and Gene rals Oodrington and La Harmon, who had been in vited to witness the inspestion. The stated Ember of Medan soldiers parent was ten thousand, but the general calonlation wee that not mare than eight thousand were seassabled. They seemed to be picked men, wars 'leanly and well-attired, and marched pest in seal —t time end order. The bands, each containing from sixty_ to seventy semi clans, were sash admired. After the review, Ge nesi Larders pre a driesmi, at which the ma sanders of the allied armies, and many other °Sows, were present. Ma Fronde eoldims of the Mama 1848 have all Wt for Frame, sad to-day those et the elms 1849, who have just completed their period of marries, are matching to Hunks& ter imbartation. To4nerrow Marshal Pelletier is to review EA nude body of the French army in the Crimea. when General Lidera in expected to be present. The Sardinians have oom meneed their departure. Thiy are embarking in English tranapmta and, it le said, the English troops will not leave, with the exeepdou of the Brigade of Chards, until the whole et oar Sardinian allies have quitted the Crimea Many parties of Asses sad others are leaving the British amp for short expsditioas into the interior. The fames site of the battle of the Alma in one di restion ; Baktohi Sara', Simphmopol, and Tohofost- Ea* the pines of settlement of the Karaite Jews, in another ; and Baidsz Pim to Milk& and Yalta, in a third direation, are the skid objects of attraction. Yesterday, after the morning church minims, the camps shoat eppsand to have changed inhabitants, so many were the French, Sardinian, and English visitors on the north side of the harbour and among the Ressian camps oa the Inkermann plateau, and so many Realise soldiers ware wandering about the camps of the Allies. A - general masers of the conduct of the Army Works Corps appears is plural orders of this day's date. Lieutenant-Colonel Hallowell, Heisting quarter master-general of the Fourth Division, his been ordered, on special duty, to Bahaism He is to have the superiatenden es of the embarkation of all British troops leaving from that port, and to be the medium of oommanioadcm with the naval authorities respecting the arrangements of the transports. The review of the English Army by the Com mander of the Forme is =roamed to take place on the 21st instant. AU diem and soldiers obtaining permission to leave cusp ere warned to be back by the 20th. The thoood Spring Rasa Were to have am* off 10-day, but there were so few entries that they have been postponed. They won to have consisted of pony and mole ram, the rider, being non-ootamis dosed ofaans and Wien. The weather ecedinses my tine. (mow oox owx PARIS, 8011 DAT ETINIXO. The order of the day of the Corps Legislatif tot to morrow assottaose a "communication from govern- nsenL" It is not doubted that this will be the fact of the ratification of the treaty of peen, and that the Senate will be convoked to re ceive (officially) the rune news. 3,000 oopies of the treaty, forming, with the annexes and the protoools, a volume of upwards of 200 pages, have been printed at the imprimsrie imperials, sad in all probability a copy will be presented to every senator and deputy tomorrow, but It is announced in the government l eveniag journals that the text of the treaty will not appear in the ifonigelsr before Tuesday. Count Cavour, who passed rapidly through Paris on his way from London, had a farewell sodium of ithe Emperor yesterday, and left for Turin this morn ing. lie was consequently not present at the ex change of ratifications. In consequeece, evidently, of the great .mastics which ham been created by a recent article of the Coiestitstionnei on the affairs of Spain, and in antici pation doubtless of the still greater sensation which that article will oronion in Madrid, that journal publishes to-day an explanatory paragraph, authen ticated by the signature of that convenient personage, the Secretary of the redaction. The younger twin of the Conti/ stionseel, the evening Pays, having (as I happen to know) received govern mental instructions in the course of the day, in con sequence of a complaint from the Spanish Ambassa dor, expressed his deep regret at the violent language of a "morning contemporary," and proceeded to draw a picture of Spain and Evertor* altogether different from that which its elder brother had presented to the public, in its " feeler " of the morning. The present paragraph is a commentivii emanating from the mune governmental source as the article of the Pays. It may be a sign of a change, or ' an adjournment of a parpose, bat it cannot be accepted by any resenable mind as a proof that the original article of the Constitutional wee misinter preted by readers of all countries. The Nord of Smuts confirms the fact that the Spanish Mau nder complained of the article in the Cbedifeciois eel, and adds that b• was very coldly received by Occult Waleweki. Count de la Sovisiere, and M. Blondest', the director and printer of a financial journal called the Capital, were yesterday tried for having, in Ave numbers of the journal, treated of political matters, without having lodged the usual 'notion mossy. They were found guilty, end sentenced severally to a mouth's imprisonment, and 100 fr. doe for each of the inculpated numbers, nuking five months' impri sonment and 600 fr. Ape for each prisoner. The court moreover ordered the suppression of the journal. We reed in the asorrier de Marattille, The Misdates of Jostle, has met iastrastleas to all the pressresn-geseral, to rideable their vigilance with regard to semi semiotics, samerdisg to eoatesdens wade by riven' reeestly errata. Allßailees mosdnas actively. It lama tress din:owed that is several departatests the" arias no " ham 'banged its sane. In saes departamestm the members *ail themselves Rattle's ek D Terri, and is staffs La Nowak Avow Socials. PAM% anDIDAT The Monifeur contains the following highly ire. portent circular, dated April 24, addressed to the prefects by the Minister of the Interior : M l Pitlist—Oa the eassisu of a moat dismis sing ea the distribatleas of use buffeting la matters of municipal elections, doable were throws, Is • gessral mss am, oa the free and imeisfils praetico of tutiversal suffrage. This fusdameatal priasiple siosriaatltatiss. should sot he the object ofaay doubt or eiptivegation. The desire of the Emperor is that mammal suffrage shsll be priestly free, gad mereevar the* every is. shall be well aware of it. I therefore • ladder it my dirty to regaled yes of the simple sad prestos riles wllishosaformably to law ad riognohaes,emetitute is public law ea this pelat. Amord lag to Art. 10 of the law .d July 16, 1660, duisg the twisty days whisk precede the eked's, the simian mid ;Withal programme; *sof by the seadidatas, may, after harlot b.w ilepeglimi at the sees ef the krteuresr Imp& vial. b• Oiled q and libtribatsil wlthest say salbstialles being replied. TV voting bafwtl., bearing the name of the eadifdar, to a natural aims: to his circular, sad may he freely distaiheled with it. Any candidateship, avowed by him who is the object of it, is tbu at perfect liberty to make itself kaolin', sad to distribute to the sleeken the materlal mesas of making their choice known. Bat this easeption to the general law oa the distribution of written or printed men is only admitted is favour of saadidateskips the reality of which is guanateed, end the responsibility pebbly accepted by the 'ivied sir. solar of the eandidate. It does not apply to amity. mons distributions of voting bulletins, and doss not blindly penult the hawking about of sasses which, freqnsatly published without the cement, or even at times in spite of the legal bespesity, of these who boar than, may become the omission of a diets/bases or a public outrage. For each distribatises the comma law nouns its application, and an authorisation mast be demanded. Bat, as the President of the Council of State &sabred is the ammo of the govern ment at a late *tins se the initiative body, you mast, is deciding on mesh demands, give the greatest latitude to easy sinus.. Ten will net forget that the proltibitits mast be rare ad exemption', and founded oa the danger of ' pubis entre(' and disturbance, and mast never be an la ' direst favour for the benefit eta ceadidateship whisk may hi prefaced. These rules, Meadow le PrOfet, are simple, ad snare the fullest liberty to universal sailksge. The , will of the Besperor is, that It shall be practised in good (abb.—Aesop% &c., BILIALILS. The above circular may, perhaps, be !bought to remove the greater part or the electoral grievances of which M. de Montalestbeet onsplained. There would sot be so very much harm if, as the circular evidently means the public to infer, the freedom of distributing electoral bulletins were only interfered with in the case of persons gratuitously canvassing for permits who did not wish to stand, or were hmapsoitated from standieg. In short, if the freedom of election were made a pretext for putting forward the names of Ledru Raft, and some of the mere advanced repub lican retypes. who say dlogpmElled from sitting in the house, either being under - Midst sentences, or in contempaaseerc to ese eonld bo surprised that the Emperor's goverment slmeld take measures against Em a•• seandaL" Eaton carefully scrutinising the circular, it seems to me to mean a great deal more than this. The wording of the sentence about the bulletin being a natural annex of the circular and to be freely distributed " with it," is, I suspect, a trap. The distribution of circulars to a large constituency costs money for printing, paper, postage, and the labour of writing the addressee. If bulletins can only be die tattled rich the circular, there will be a very mate rial practical impediment to their tree circulation. Again, there is a denunciation of anonymous distri butors in a sentence from the entire coutext of which I gather that it is not enough that a canaidateship shall be legally avowed by the candidate himself to enable any citizen to distribute bulletins bearing him mane, but that only his own specially appointed agents can do so. It is a mockery to talk of freedom if the friends of Opposition candidates are obliged to present themselves to the prefects to have a black mark put against their tames. If the circular do not mean what I suppose, it is certainly not clear, and there should be an explanatory supplement to it. Doles eersaitar in gerierdibus. The Mositsur publishes a decree promulgating a convention entered into between the governments of France sad Hanover, by which rimers of either flag, when compelled by stress of weather to put into the ports of the respective countries, are exempt from the port end navigation dues usually levied. The vessel, however, mug neither land nor take on board any merchandise, unless the landing of part or the whole of the cargo may be necessary for the repair of any damage met with. "It is rumoured," says a Paris letter in the Inde pendence Beige " that the rum which is to arise from the subscripti on of 6to 26 centimes, for the purpose of offering a honsmage to the Empress and the young Prince, is to be laid out in purchasing the Villa- Marengo, in Italy, built on the field of battle where the first Napoleon gained his great victory." SPAIN. REVIEW AT MADRID. - ------. The Madrid journals of the 21st are filled with details of s review, on the previous day, of the troops and Natiooal Oneida, and of the ceremony of distri buting flags to them. The number of National Guards under arms was about 34,000, and of troops 9,000. The blaring of the flags took place in the church of Atocha, sad afterwards the Queen distri buted them, handing them one by one to Marshal Espartero, who nave them with hie hand to each regiment. Her Majesty and the king afterwards proceeded to the Palace of Buena Vista, when the National Oneida and troops filed off amidst loud cries of " Long live the Queen ! Liberty for ever! Union for ever I Long live the Duke de la Victoria!" On completing the distribution Marshal &porter° spoke as follows : Natioaal Gear& sod Soldiers ! the Qum charges me to salute you is her came, tad to express to you the great satisfaetion which th e feels at being amoogst you, and at distributing colours to the national guard of this province. Those colours, hit* them of the army and of all the national gsard,will always bet he standards of the liberty sad indepen desmof the tr setry. You will know how topraarme them by ossiatsieing public order, obedience to the laws, and to the eonstitutioaal thrum of oar Queen, in order that with psit...e, manufacture*, agriculture, sonuasrm, may mi meo*, sod the paths say be opened to c:vilisatea and pablio weal h, the veritable means of c , ssolidatiog liberty and securing the welfare of the pope Minna. Bat If tee enemies of our we Var. should dam to trouble abattoir may be the name they take, or the banner cider which they may array themselves—es them shall inexor ably fill the sword of the law. You, ant I with you, will know hew to confound and repress them. Constant'y faithful to our dim, weasel succeed in causing, ceder the reign of tie creatuntiosal Isabella 11. oar wintry to be so 'vat, tree, happy, sad independest, as it ought to be —trasquil in the interior, and respected abroad. National guards and soldiers, loog live the Clasen ! Liberty for ever ! The amsy and the nati . nal guard for ever." In the evening all the theatres were crowded to excess. A 'sat number of strangers flocked to Ma drid to see the review, and it excited the greatest en thusiasts. THE OVERLAND MAIL. INDIA, CIIINA, AND AUSTRALIA. We have received our &delete in anticipation of the Overland Mail. The dates are : Calcutta, March 2b; Bombay, April 3; Shanghai, March 11; Hong Hoeg, March 18. The following is from the summary of the Bombay Times of April 2 : "Intelligence from %shire to the 20th March apprises us of tranquility throughout Persia, with i the manifestation of the most friendly dispositions towards the English. We have nothing certain about Herat or Affghanistao, excepting that there is no movement occurring in Central Asia that need occasion us the slightest anxiety. "The &tithes, six months since in open insur rection, are now peaceably employed as railway labourers. " The arrangements for the administration of Oade ars nearly all completed, and not an entrap has attended the transfer of the kingdom from native to FAO& hands. ' 4 The revenue retires o' Pep show that the pro• since &ready yields 100,00 W. a year in excess of its charges. 4 . gems murders have occurred on our Punjab frontier, bet no foray or general movement. Pects sad trsiquWiy reign throughout British ludic t. There is no change in our money market. In imports them bee been little improvement. " The late King of Oudo has got as far se Cawn pore. en his way, it is aid, to Eogland. Y Prose hu been utterly deatroyed by fire. It broke out shoat coos ott the 26th February, and in less than feerhoers consumed the entire town. Over s spas , of sow three hundred thousand nears yards nothing but nine is to be sent. The plans contained few brisk house, and will be readily re built, bat the lees of property must be very groat. The principal sufferers are of course the merchants. Aa in the fire at Rangoon, the Burmese lent no assistance in petting out the flames." INTELLIOENCE. BOllTif,al.lll. 1. OS/ mosey market daring the fortnight hes shown co symptoms of improvement, consequently no rodustiou his taken place at the beaks is their reuse of interest; but, not withethadiag, we us still of opinion that the high rates sow raliag mast give wey ere lath. All desetaiptioos of securities are dull of sale, and are a shade lower than oar last upset. Imroire.—Although daring the past fortnight there has been an active demand for grey goods, transactions have sot been mammies, es prices have not advanced sufficiently to Jadeite holders to give way. EXPOSTS.—Prices have improved tines the arrival of list mail, and new supplies from the districts are now comma. forward freely. The following ate present rates:—Broach and Surat, aspens 99 to 100; Omarewatty, Rupees 08 to 09 ; aad Dhoilms, Bs. 96 per candy. Etonsatoit—Tbe mail steamer having brought 30 lale in silver, buyers got hi/biased, end hest bills wire done as low so 21.114. ; after a few days the demand slackened, and local motile want at 2s. 2d. to 2s. 2id , and documents at Is. 24d. to 2e. Rd., sad the rata at this data hen an them dug tendency. l'l3lolllll. Freighta are firm, and we sow quota 41. Is. ed. per ton for metal, sad for oil seeds 41. 16e. per Ms. CALCUTTA, Mason 22. Intim I. in moat Wive demand at the full value antes late home quotations. &masts being freely taken both foe Great Britain and Angus Us. Rum also is wanted for shipment, end Corabs are cc gaited for. Fame ass still being taken for America. Bias is not bolos shipped so freely. Wain neglected. HIDIIII.—A good basses doing. Jtrra.—Low freights have Matted purchasers. Most of the minor articles are quiet except motor ail, which is agate receiving attention. floats heavy arriva ls bays rather flattened oar piste goods market; bat, as stocks are far from heavy, and the markets above in an equally sound rosittion, unless sales be forced, we me ao reason to anticipate any redaction in pekes. Twurr, though rather dell at the moment, is also in a heathy petition; statics have been rather increased latterly, bat are still far from heavy. MISLUI continuo very doll. The money market has experienced no chum not tall lair hope for any until the Bank of Bengal Is in a better po sition, and can afford to lower fie rates of interest and ae rosol, bat which we do not lock for until the close of the Bernal rice season, when the drain of specie for that quarter will mass. CHINA. HONG-HONG, lbacit 16. The mail steamer Horne arrived here on the 10th instant, having experienced vary rough weather up the China seas; she brought on the Straits Times Astra, with news of the preliminaries of peace having bee' signed on January 18. The British fleet here have been waiting for the spring to proceed to the Russian settlements to the northward. The ships are ready for sea, awaiting the arrival of further news from Europe, the last news of peace hay. log induced the Admiral to wait a short time longer. Sir John Bowring is about to proceed to Japan to endeavour to obtain further treaty COM& sions, similar to what Russia obtaieed before the breaking out of the war. Sir John will also pro. used to Cochin China to persuade the sovereign of that country to enter into a treaty similar to the one his Excellency negotiated with Siam. The arrival of the mail has had the effect of closing one of the great American houses at Canton, Nye, Brothers, and Co. For some time past the credit of the firm has been sinking. The mail brought 16,0001. returned bills drawn on F. Hash and Co., and a like sum from other quarters. The liabilities of the firm are estimated at one million and a half dollars. The cause of the failure, overtrading, will probably reach one or two other firms at Canton and Shanghai. The American ship, Mermaid, a splendid clipper vessel belonging to E. Gossett and Co., of Boston, was totally lost on the Prates Shoal, on the night of the god instant. Crew saved; cargo, cotton from Bombay. Chief Justice Holum is slowly recovering from Me severe sickness; he presided at the recent Criminal Session, but was still suffering. Mr. Attorney. General Anatey has entered upon his official duties, and discharges them in a satisfactory manner. He has somehow or other managed to involve himself in a dispute with the Hong Kong bar, on a question of etiquette, which has caused some angry oorrespon. deuce amongst the parties concerned. We learn, from the New China Herald, with re. gard to the rebellion, that the Imperialists bad of ►ate been getting the worst of it, that they had sus. Mined a defeat at Chin•kiang•foo which they were besieging, and had fallen back on Tantoo, where they had formed a military camp. At Whoo•hoo, on the banks of the Yang-tszeekeang, upwards of a hundred Imperialists had been killed, amongst whom were some Shanghai people whose friends had re• osived the intelligence of their death. It is re• ported that the people on the banks of the Yang. use-keang allow their hair to grow, fur fear of being killed by the rebels, and that the mandarins had mimed decapitating them for this crime, u their numbers were ho great that it was feared the whole country would rise in their defence. The Herald says the rebellion is now most active in Keanvir, to the south of the Poyang-lake. It is reported that in the prefecture of Tetu-chow, between the Yang time-keens and the Yellow rivers, seven cities have been taken by a set of rebels distinct from those of Nankin. CANTON AND SHANGHAI MARKETS. RICHARDS AND BULLION. Canton, March 12. Orlanial Baak Corp./sum oa Laadoa at 6 atonthe sight, 4 11. Hong-Kong, Marsh 14.—Oriental Bonk Corroration on Londm at am months' OW, 4 11. Bhanithai, Hach 6 —Oa London, 6.4. On Catena', 282 vs. Oa Boratay 291 to 90 rs. Drafts on Canton, 221 per giant. discount. — OPIOY —Cantos, Marsh 19.—New Patna, 498 t Old Patna, 414 dole ; New B asr,s, 444 dois. ; Old Bemires, 4261; Maws, 605 dole. ; Turkey, 460 dole. Shushes, March s.—Malwa, 403 dole. to 405 dote.; Patna, sew, 350 dols.; old. 939 doll. FlllOllll AND TONNAGI —Can.ou.—ToLnndon, 41.10 e. to 61. for tea. Bhaeghse —Tn London, 41. far tea end 51. forst& ; to New York, 15 dole. to 18 dolt. per ton of 40 cubit) feat. AUSTRALI A. The colonial trading screw-steamer Hellespont ar ri Ted at Singapore March 19, with a large mail for Europe, consisting of twenty-eight boxes and seversl bags of letters from Sydney, Melbourne, and Ade laide, from which places news has been received to the middle of February. Sydney papers to February 13 are chiefly taken up in discussing the elections under the new consti tution, which were then going forward. There was no other political intelligence of importance. The markets were looking up, and the general prospects of the colony very satisfactory. Intelligence had been received, via Portland Bay, of the total loss of the Aber• deen clipper Vernon, 800 tons, between Cape North umberland and Rivoli Bay ; all on board must have perished, the vessel being literally smashed to pieces; some bodies were found on the beach, fearfully man gled by the violence of the wreck, and were decently buried by the inhabitants. The Varoon was from Manila to Sydney with a full cargo of sugar and other produce for the use of the colony. The papers also announce the lose of the American clipper, Reindeer, belonging to Messrs. E. Gassett and Co., of Boston, which struck on an unknown rock out side Torres Straits and foundered ; the crew suffered severely, being forty-two days in open boats, subsist ing on shell-fish, and were so completely exhausted that on reaching Moreton Bay, they had to be lilted out of the boats, not having strength to stand or walk. Melbourne papers are to the 18th February. Acting Governor Macarthur had socoeeded in forming • ministry, and was consolidating the new government to the satisfaction of the greater part of the colonists. His Excellency wee gaining golden opinions by his prudent conduct and determination. The yields at the gold fields were undiminished. From January