The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1857. - TILE DeLY NEWS : LONDON MOBNINO aerrm. tiZi=retvomosir= wasseva end et Is stied mid mile et Ile emend arm—be Ye commet el In IMP =WM MA M Se wiled mercemns red ceomercni 10.24.1.11011 O MNI. " k MS dl r. WIWI. MI NNTOMMMOIIIO- 41 b weir I. en' l ig i tp oft lINIVI 111 ItELI•111.1 ASO I M lAL An i Ie WIRE Mac Is sanded "W"Ntaltse T 111/ILI =r ICI WORT. Ma liel edilm. IS LICTIADICI ITI ADTIMLIIIMEITIL blonde* n:cc tn . :214 ktalZelen Ix • dimseler sel punka am , • d bedmrz ina. uemmen ha Me lamellae; ce M '4,11 be le ebleMlngilt= be entleg poems pain Se pabinber Md. en tembe Me morel mem emen nob 1.9 NW:IM OL KKK. paid In mimes te PEWHIMO Olkr. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COON .'" TRY to IT Mlle /MT, Milk% it per qt.. wort Ms& re,.. k.. 1.101MX MADDO. 10, Una ADearama. IMpArapayk. AAA Inn Aiwa. WEE PUBLIC and the TRADE me reminded 'tn d " WTI 11 Poraltare s eenO rns. 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ADDIAns. sod BM; M om WelAgar. awl MN —limn o MAW pea A. 9911. gi,.....• 1119 IN THX HAND WORTH TWO IN I 119111.—And MARIJAHIIII ARD TVS 19111111 1 111 .0 11/11 .; (m.... Aura. Rif. rad the MI lAw9B: inibl Allllll.—Deen ages µ . • doo. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tors DAT —lSsitsba .flames. We. Tameasaor—lisialie. MI em" O. •t LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. TO OUR Pe consequence of the absorption of space by the reports of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprietors have determined to issue a DOUBLE NUMBER on SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone ment of interesting matter. No change will take place in the price. The FIRST DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear on SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 14. THE Crt.ercruka of the Excamiure., having very wisely adopted the coarse recommended by Lord lone RUSSELL on the first night of the Ses sion, of making the financial statement at as early a period as possible, has fixed the opening of the Budget for Friday next. The Navy Estimates are to be presented to-day, and the Army Estimates either to-morrow or on Thursday. There can be no doubt that this is the proper and smerititutional mode of proceeding in the somewhat exceptional position in which the country Is situated. Major REED, it may be reasonably presumed, will, under these circumstances, withdraw the Resolutions on the income Tax which stand tar discussion this evening. By adopting this cause he will do more to advance the oldeete of the Ames:dation over which he has been called on to preside, than by forcing on . . . . a debate that mint in the cireunialtanceale fatil;. It may, indeed, be urged that the opening of the Budget does not nemsearily advance the repeal of the War Income Tax one hair's breadth. Not necessarily, perhaps ; but practically it certainly does. When the deputation headed by the hoe. member for Abing don recently waited on Sir GEORGE COILNEWALL LEWIS, they were frankly informed by that Minister that, although a strict legal contraction would carry on the war tax until April. 1868, the Cabinet had not the slightest intention of prolonging it merely became that was the legal interpretation of the weeds in which Parliament had granted the tax to the Crowe, bet that the question of its abolition fives April next rested entirely on the financial 'Ramie° of the country in relation to the expenditure which Parliament, on its meeting, might feel disposed to sanction. Well, Parliament has met ; and not only has the House of Ctmunans, stimulated by the near approach of that great day of reckoning, a General Election, shown that it responds to the objections of the country to the continuance of the war rate, but it Ms in additico, and mach BIM satisfactorily, evinced a resolution to keep down the establishments of the two great orrice' to a point lower, perhaps, than the country even anticipated. In this respect there wee a remarkable tomorrow* of opinion on the part of do mod mime grams midis Address. 1 1/Imeemr Weld lave been the Wend imlemekma et the Cabbie wegeeting the limit 41111111 Isla the two greet envicee—wleslaw the mithrieles papered were originally high er eara—it is abs. deafly slur 114 arbar the digt, d net a deter. minden eat dee pin si tie Heseß >V Clevermweit an a.wonlyi. is aids"mate aalibery eatabibbsento hen Perlisimet. Met -ST inetionie sinbilikanab b • creeks w whisk ant RIM at onpoismos sad sagacity may assay bs bull to dial.. Mr. Ot.anotown, for instamo, seems Mom. tend that wherever Jot haws given a colony repro tentative government, time pa ought not to kcop a ma& Qv zan's soldier. Thu nde, we appcohnal, though grounded ea a cermet prieeiple, is dr Iso rigorous sad abstmetos thus strand, to mein or/ machos from the goastiod minds of seek stake ama so lord Joint Itatnaers or lord PAIINVIRL • oebtay may, ibr exemple, hen the asp seder of ib popidatita, be Wein* admild lb Dies baketioes, sad yet se tai ly blabbed as Is mein setae impmil pelediem t es It ia spite at Me babe a prehemert alb we, be expreed le the beasisas et mese idles whit it cased el slab surd spied er mad; or It say le teeshoaled be sequel ee same aka ly a peat yews& leseseetballime b as eased °Aphis b died edriles irks se dialed, is seneseby of the peelaste gibe seeetty. Oa the sane prbeiplo we mid at ease le ellesdee ell thseibb peetesibi awilirsiga esamiee. Whet ass et sane mesa by asbrate esiellishmets are sa Amy sad a Navy es able el 611111ksi sea daties as these, bat not sepable d belai saybyed as as instilment for either kedge segarasa ter dasseie misrule. At prosent, however, we lam a more prattled test to apply to imamate pests establidesests. That bet iv their setbstisa ha semi es extent se will birth- with relieve the country of War Taxes. The war malt tax has already gone; the war duties on tea, sugar, and coffee will expire in April. What remains is the War Income Tax. That, then, is the question for Friday next. Will the Cabinet ask for the con tinuance of any part of this ninepame in the pound, or will it itself propose the abolition of that rate P For ourselves, wo confidently anticipate that the Government will recommend an unconditional return to the pesos rate, and at once consent to the repeal of the extra ninepence in the pound. We must frankly admit that we have been unable to perceive any of those extravagant tendencies in the War.odee since the restoration of peace which would lead us to anticipate a high scale of military estimates. On the contrary, there appears to as to have been a deliberate resolution to get back, as soon as possible, to • temperate peace establishment. It is impossible to forget that, in the worse of last session, the War Department was occasionally much more economically disposed than at all suited many influential supporters of Mears. DISRAELI and GLADSTONE; that there were combinations of great parliamentary influence formed, and loudly supported in the Tory press, for resisting the disembodiment of the militia ; and that during the recess county members—for example, Mr. GIRARD NOEL--WeTe to be found objecting to the reductions which had already been made. To turn round with these facts =forgotten, and accuse the Cabinet of desiring to keep op enormous war establishments in time of peace ; to talk of an army 500,000 strong, as Mr. DISRAELI did on the first night of the mullion, is certainly a somewhat striking specimen el Tory candour. Upon the whole we may regard it as almost beyond a doubt that the military estimates will be calcu lated on each a scale as to enable the Cri trICELLOII of the Excncgt:mt to announce on Friday next the contemplated abandonment of the war ninepence. Lord PALMERSTON has frankly stated that he has no wish to create embarrassment to his admi nistration. To try to prolong the war rate would be more than an embarrassment. Tho Cabinet must be well aware of thin. Whenever a ministry is convinced that it must either give up office or give up a tax, the country, we believe, need be under little apprehension am to which of these alternatives will be chosen. trio Court. WI/IDIOM, In. 9. Ms Q-., assuraidal by tbe Prisoiess Alice, Irani eel ewe is fa Ilaropedi Git shisraing. Ha Majesty Alill lbs Dub= d LW It Pripasn. Prim AMA Woad by lioduni4khri Possesia. wad le the Willbgbia Caller imi irgoseled the works is lxogrm . .... . . , The nines of Wales went oast hunting. The Duke and Durham of Argyll, the Right Hon. the Speaker end Kra Shaw Leitere, Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir F. Grey, and Kejee-Generel Sir George Wetherell (the Adintant-GeonsT) W the Castle in the forenoon, Daystars this dr Ocriensers et tioatk Australis, Tic torts, Tswana* sad Newirodlead VOIO reedved yesterday at th.• The Judith] Cerrito of the Privy Canada tat yester day. Present The Archbishop at Canterbury, the Lard Cheraw, the War at Lorca. Lord Weualeydale, the Closter et the Duchy et Cerra, Sir J. Paterson, and Sfr W. Meer An sprmi dregs the Court of Alain, "LIMA sad Hem v. Warren," rd " liddell and errs v. Beal" ws careanted. The Queen will give a grand musical performance ha St. George'. Hall, this evesdag. The piece seiseted for performance is Mesdelesolles iron of Posies. A toll chorus, selected from the Royal Holies Opera end the Seas! Harraosk Society, has bees savaged. The Prince de la koskaws, amen panted by the Berm de Vida, srrived et the raakkace of the French Itetherey, yeeterday, fret Pada. The Priem is father of the Comer de Pinker , . _ _ The Duke do &ieronate Ornmont, Count lan overt, end Swat Menet joined the meet" of Baron Rotheekild'a hounds et Leighton Bussed, yesterday =ra iler, end retomed to town lest evening. --- ihst Marquis aad Marehioaes; of Salisbury have arrived In town has Hatfield Home, Herb. 7110 Earl of Beetive has arrived at his residence in Park-etreet, Westminster, from the family nit in Ire land. Lord and Lady Cremorne have arrived at their residence in Gnat Stanhopeestrat, hunt their seat is Ira load. We (Seurat Easters Gazetts) regret to state that Mr. Iwo, e•e of the roopoeted ropresattativeo of Maitiotoss, is at prima waft ring from a wore stuck et k+•lsiy width maws Wu to hi room, owl will, we far, pewit his stitatioaco i• lam place is fortiolont for the aott yak or too Esp. . _ Masao Ow gave the mead of a win el Moms insiati, at bar rarldisse, is Ars7ll-pisco, polar & guassisi. The riseasce was maws and isbiosalls I TM leapeose raid may srseaYw snide at Mgt sa emeei alma WWI Mr. M. Illogren. Maims 7. Lahlsio. Woe! 1,4 mai the csamavirar bra& . - _ _ _ Pans fs7si iskiatiay Ln LA gime= he NIA. is Ws put Is So ellismitsi at smog imam at do Bawd= mbar as carissoodis fir issyliss sit Faspiess sal Soma st,Ausiis. It illllllllilli 1M a istbstt fiais St. Petersburg, of tie• 31st WS., Uri Sr twine ea the previous day pfd a Alt to** Osman 6 11, tbs aew Frisch sinbeassibete. at Ur leftist as limb lastesusy. Abase *G ado Mime says:—" It is odd est who dr Illessal Cbriar name its labours, the roar Ira will pnistb It a ill hr pagan es rosary hob foe the evaint inindipillsa et imp Is the Wed Wks" COMEENCE A? THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICINIMEr. T a d hem as mehmees re bidet the o==k% lab* er @asthma, eft ths ism d rierim , ass me the whir thry err to is le remest el ihs " weer arms" MIL It is rimed dil lr~esehem yes imedis le the ire nem* risplea a amessilse et Irak MIMI Aalledll6lll._ le lie id hi is make d lle lie " srlisel emir dial be ma reels/ by iimessert. heft "Uhl psi," r meld be the emseldhers semethise, sr ariiii he mai Ths mid semillse et het peer remembil thse ths iris elle mast disfal llosi by sad be dime, wisperible le Ilmeglk il i m rs= the ramlisall at the Deed d ROYAL COLLEGE OF Somozows.—The @diewitg mi baying ergeoe As saceissey es -- adeolitie - acre C i ro= wore oboitioi aembir• el do Mop at the =Win d die Coot el Imiloers ca the Mkirtit : Mama Alkali Mara Tina Nom ti ow% Haab ; Ciroleablow T ar, Tityat• ; AissivAir Ttoholek IssAshaw, India; W.Semelt Timm, Mort NAWAsy s." "tia, Thom Toleato, Oro& WM; dloma; IlMenio imam Nitios sr =l=l Mesoffe UM; BEM Weet Who ; Maple Amble Miro Imam Anew New Tomb At one aottlos •I t A htr=ll l6 =l Zero lie Ilw ••Navel lopes ; owedemeitel tooleedy boa adatteel ambit et Ate Mega, lie Motor bioriog date letroevy 10, MIL Ma QOM% thernasernr nt IMAM—The repot deo AA. rpm of the Qesea's UMW* la Inimoklme bet it print. It 11111•11 Milli *OM the MortetiM Jo Uoivadlly, sot le of fleolember, 111& Al *oldie weft el dr Ifoleoellr Midas tbe 1111 i of Oete toty diese of the orMe it el ceoladoo kr tEwiew. *owl as The ma tortiel to As of AA= Ihr do pm Min Jo of 1017, memo to 1,4114 die WM peeks of . ; if L. *I I t Mal& Tilren, the ha le MA op Mew* from 00 emrebotleo mem the MOM milmbe Anent me, tomb of lier mirk 00l Mod Pfteepiy, eon Gomm .or -m set buE able Alm the curious. bersaarsim sr m flutpreero Am.—Yesterday se the Mooed /Mot Cs Creipteia J. 111.0owea, it the ship Me Asi, ono loot IL r/ outs for Whin otolgirtelth the Wet_ 10,_the /1101* Oeosal at Connote- Ample to am bum AMA e hi urn s boll left his ma meet oil boa mil otolM4 ELECTION INTELLIO.ENCE The nosainationka place yesterda - ---- T. The law prof meted any had Named very greet excitement. nal candidates wed the Ham. Er B. Baer (ormarrvati re), Hr. R. Anion. Mr. Wevalia. and Yr. Carden (11biesla). The limen4Wl, which is opal* of rid* 1,600 reams, mei deo* aria The imilassag eMeme-Mr. 3. White and Nowa Hi sot Warm (hem at the and, T h r i ff 4iermmssewi l aretrir la gr "" ma diner bra air limo The amemard at Ma Visa The mean Ira= Yea Im Favor pressed, sad Yr. J. HUNT souslial, lbe=stlem at Milaiatke. pr Ws IL PareemeT oposed, sr Mr. ammo imegine mN assimellos itr lir, earths. seip= Mr. DUNANTOT muted, aproirna Rea Somers ci, Yea. Scree worded, the asolastisa of Mr. Tie Ho. Mr X Brrima, who vas masa with sellegled ars esi Moon mid be ewes se the m•ly earser rillor the le them. Woe WIIO now dram le them. He se te Mr. /air* rolls limeit, was a lesel but for a b INNS Awn los Is Ohs porn at Mr. Weimar suommodatles of Mr. A. Animism, the head at the Oriel Pare al peotimals g bde so mob itthe r Ism or be bed not *perkkW • w rpm be ((S te , ie Reid.)Reid.)mamoded with sad Nam Woa d* wee hat slam W. Ire mods a ma trier la atlielig Loma w the dirty lot Y kW. (Trommilime woo sad ado 4 " Who du you oaths dirty let t") R. Sumo rid—AM les to spiel. Mr. Wso mates reads mil to the has. gentleman— olllthdraw that datememl. er yea shell sot goon," and Mw was coatieril weer. The Urawilmanor limn mid ast Me E. Bath'r refired te withdraw as aletsmint he bad weds (Hires end ars) /Aff • real deal of earoballak its E. Brun cap timsd—ln maim rowdes lIN sr we to bride Me rispectalie reeks of Act party. Thee weal le— rainy the em imam isliso.^) WWI see rasa who Said piedisi ors lemier le make Hem trek ra gest Mr are poems err nib a proare=stioa wkh Lad P.a.b. lea A. prpw et bier erg the abeam t Who so them p.tiw wit by as bilinerna end do the amp larloater Was term or 4he shirks t (1,1 .) Who of whet we Ms_ Ms e who I. to Mr. ItamioNlaallTaiaToNr te swi ft with them r (Grist -.their, enes ot te Me, yea art page tai bmn llle essoreatire party am grog le Ire the Mae sad mob, end not to cwt • era and in the ark. Uses.) Sir Haar this said he weedd ask Mr. Waimea lt was Sun es MOW la • bertal, Mr he OA bra MO sheen la the Mehra Masi ampier, sad hai du d. at that Ser. ffs t re u r i zeA d m a sas ei re dt r i zz oi l wear Ism Mr. Wmimik's ) ho. pm easehall by that he bed brought dors pubs Isar te barns as adore. lir. Werra sett Wired the corkeitary. The minor wee se go eat tat beard& sat be hood be some lbw Me seld ast Se hoar Ablator sari effete' la the Or. mare eared by Mr. amber sidi Mory who ere Ire the Sold these webs .lea he (Pb. W. eta) led based his mama WI& rare, le lie MADE se bluer is the sew Stew Offigsap Mr bed Jest bra Imo* he air my tribe Wsi out barn it INNEN is as leaf, bat the.amid area ef that error 111111 he I. arid hobo gene eatedOr X =pr igs& it... smi sought to blase ow. beta ask pieSpe. Bet he hid la his hod a Iris Mum Mr X Dear dirembil to Mr. 0. Huss y , la ffMa Gat those we mai Ira le sir it, Sie X SwimiMnp at that time Yr. EV•II7 IMIS lora hi be his (Mr. Vern lies) es mdse. eir I. ISTVAN, bombs bald at as biter, priantraeld to be • firm. TUB car plea saver s which oohs he some time. Mr. Wacirmim obeirsi that be had elm lispktartil with= 1 the motte," sad rub AMOR out et the . a Arm re utterly ides. He hell semit=shisso thet eammoffr. _The 610 Amiss he teed se a comummeemeat be re Sesiod WI the dosed, sad lest Sway IASM. (arm) Mr. le thim rabbet Ida rabid solbesta Mr. ANDIIII,II ree the sod trable le rider the limethag sad wee reoeived with load ak a b mad h• had rid hasselt to Me proem real peaks by his owe erase. Sew st W //low triers Mier from Wm es pearl roar MI he Ad not me sky be should be Auer be amt. He bed bas ia the bon tar thirty years, ad had always hit It Me dry * Imre the islialiNs of whisks..; sad vas be mit ble theism at ammer. whisk le sapper' wed( le sheet noisaday sed, thou vas se imam et Impsebsee to irk Wiser which he weal est support. Mr. Cesar Sea dived the mean fa a jocular sal goodT hesw hromil wrosar. ih look was declared to be in favour of Mr. Arrows los age A poll wo doessid sed two b tororrow. The precomPup bamierel st I elder. POLLING THIS DAT. (se =cram (rum ova own 801 1, TUESDAY, ONE O'CLOCK. The excitement this moesing in Sosthanepten is very peat. llvelsmi hes less 'lair* semesiet. streets we ftemsel with yawls. and Os dope parrielly dent The itiewleez le the Mehl die al dr poll et the hours imeatiseeill: Tan oTiots. _ ___ _ ___ ____ Amines CLismia) _ 87$ .__ Dada (Comml 6) wepoin (Liberal) Kim= °Tian. Miro Wen W3 Woman OW be emedoned to its present shape ; and he thought It was a wait kr pare coneideration whether the ine to be ocedineed 111 1861, or whether it ilereld owes. He dmos ve4 to the adeentigee mil the of g that it was aid bed obenvine that ft ri=l9l lie tree trade Mr elealive Hebert l'ecl to be earned al, vii that it in wee pr, ea imam lea of ewe the very penal yielding ewe Milli= eterling of MUNIMI P II wee also vory eery efealbetion. He t o it ineglit not to be beet lig es en selinery Keene el swam beg swerved for perigee of dillenity. As for the mad of the twe, be reembed tint ellbsegb, in each a vest wedeeleigng two bed nnieublelly been sone bliwieriny yelemingoment, tie bine bed sot been Mee& brae ne any we field, nod It wee eatlairawy that net a eagle drip et heed or peenintlen bed been made oohed syledividual. He then Mend to the oboe It othe r end wed he wee in favour of tbeir ebellika ; wed agar ewes observations upon the eseiwity of oesitary rehrie, be Welly explained the nature of the new °Hoe at viwitoidoet of the committee of °mind' on education, to wile he himself had been ap pointed, and which, though be wee telly lageresed with the responsibility of It, be amid ensestly endwiroar to dis charge moceetfully. The proceedings then terminated. AYLESBURY. The election for theVoToUgiof Aylesbury took y. Mr. Acton Tindal proposed, and Mr. oleos =yeseaseled, the re-election of Sir R . Bethell, the Atterney-Osseral, which was supported by Dr. Lee, of Hartwell, cud Mr. Jones, attorney. There was no other candidate, and Sir It. Bethel' wee therefore declared to be duly elected. He then addle...sod hie oonstituents in Emend ' tonna, ex • his denim, in which be knew all the members of the government shared, to im rrrigv: and elevate the condition of the people. Re to the great war for the independence of Europe, the glory of which was that it had been " fought out on the voluntary minriple," and declaring that the government wen easier to practise a wire economy, and reduce tie UMW= et the country ; although it would not become the gramma of this great country, with its com merce in every pen of the globe, for the asks of pining popularity by imam renenthment, to Imre Realm! exposed be the Welt. el hedge powers next year. He then cheered Hat =song the bigoted eettgeete to be ceseldered by par the this min, wee Molina jpillpribeft and theition. rime, to the Ames 4 Kr. eight bon. rename* =enrol the ekthere that He Need will feeling edited betimes then, end that thaw ia nee:rpered again to light together against emirs In the OPPRESSED CONDITION OF TILE riunrzzu AND DRESSMAKERS. Last evening a second great meeting Wail held at Eater Hall, under the anspieen of the Society for the Aid and Benefit of Dresarnaken and Milliners, and the Early Clueing Autociation ; J. C. COLCIVIIIICN, E.g., 111 the chair. On the *dam were the Part of Shafleabury the Biahoye of Lo n aad Llandelf, Sir Oeorge Wirreaden,Major the Hon. 11. J. P C. A. Moody, ita)., M.P., Dr. Lenkeeter, Dr. J. IL. Berl 0. D. (Integer, tag., John Lilwall, Egg., Hon. See. ; the Ref. Dr. Cooly, The Maori Lannon moved the end reaolution—" That in the at Ws imam the labour aseted ken anist nits in ftsimmbrid gent 'hirs . creditors* 'berme it extends le hulas, minor, or eighteen bra per day, is therrielent with the berth of the workers. gels the PrilniPleeeneweely." The reaolutien want ewe, ropier, rennin advice to pen sere Yew Istrly ha oonsistiat wilithertb. His wee Polk Tama MI16111011•11,110e denoentingenydem Bad dine beenrydreenimatioa, but aot have has bee.. the sane. Mathing initatina owns by attain spirt Oar. They an the heet lama .ash • re" by point triewast. what .i r miege. megemiltilitydevolved arm Om, eed the roger of the bodies, kr an the seek of those ealethted to Utak barber roar shy he would be wrilliag b imam then arose ken the seavirks hew math night lie raid wing dirrshes ea repels disk tratnint at menthes sad thaw de grafts ea Sala dings. B rodie verye part should .1 'beak that wry algid, bow bray ththlts these wen to M. arents Y which tanked Mimi cessepesess es are irk, hie bareas Sir la the sum at de^ math theughtlerans wee Gabbled fa the warlag nrimeng width • no, Inelled doe. WY" • =IMO seadinatisa was • mums et poet evil. we esibellea weird predate • pad dierentra of this 011, berrip them mai a YAW he lied arrived ten ea asployarolipeasalkor the laba-bast mien as being spirt dr nal Winne ar sempleyera. E anion of work was bathed to every penes. nue wee se mese ' lot that, by bagaliry dine wn annikace cod pod westmee to be net with hi . dieesder• no no fee brisk work was well ham, Ind anaegsmats reed essay be ands far a d milmir ~tuft the then& Ha employed. The hare ef sart esielibbsents sleek! sot crt kept that they were =lan ta mad pnt wee their renerkility for the sore at young wawa rile were rally at Oak miry. had ban telna le die .si re tiling, beg little week, ia Rear HA. He hala this aim eat Lord Sheteebuy emdi wry garter Ihe waft how weeds webs there bad OW area er dr globe. Mat let then tthe care to be boned the mart of those who add they were merry irate. Tiny was =ether impotent bet salsas dare yerantweersothicklanoitirnana theenthrebb. The net& was, gat feint saws hied week • w ig =: Tail tt s art h ilrisaiala °6 " % I P "la g: mat at orbs to rigor le wad autortmele perms. They art bb wry we to mak& that tbsk keno wets andinable Ind nuttier. Thee was ono geed area lodide/4rue at 44, Great Oesenketreet, whim the prang was man* and kileaded we* te aver ea meows alba lase Mr. Every a. sherd p bra mink ' to try how seek to bh ant sphere night nesse than mum from the great se] b width they we went Dr. ham seemeial the reeekas, 'Ma was mail In Th th e si =lishop of LLAND•I7 led neededas • protect apiaitt the inhuman system dame Meg towed to vat arm fourteen le seahiraq lam yet lay. I The was met istelseabla, bib Opted red =nth la air le amp ken ae • yea, lar art A mem la as umelate*athaela Alta dm w ee ear Imo Format whim dauslaues alga be kraal be wad Hew were they lees le see Ham w ireled bad a bas ' id gam? Has VIMMIII filleabal mere hal le tab the maw to lb* ant herb se haareas to their things, the mean wad mai lire as a spin Oaken ears* our erne war Gra ea la heap lob. Ladeaveseaa am* la maid iesehaka—u That dr eats et vandal klieg edged b he the neelaka, =Calla b emerled ea to et trie r = maw' madnaiadalehlibma Mmes the arra ay, preseate a yeland eland Ida tbe ahead • Ift saleillsa et the hems et Meer flearke, were beaseaaad ahem at lib ameba would aentialy cell *mai dams !mare Is applyag • preempt remedy to le peg aa era" lbegi: ha s seasdad by Dr. Leszerraa, mad ar -X" mend by the You. H. 111TaLt, * Glumness— *Tat ale meeting =l e landin e tlo the wawa at Baalma Is boa ia Se la I a thee ism bante s Taal pea ail aerevese alallaratale la t gm saidamisa leasomesale tatehleat ON aalha Or aw pram esqleyel. hal mellatialhaesseemat p " dat sneezy if oath male& Lea ailda ba image= the Ara reel dab& ma INA Atha aim lbw briar, sad • ere of therm to ens eltelnam, He am elm se ref!. Am EA= AMODOWT Cioof•—The Akhbar of Agin Moir • wrier Wider. • turolior of alum, err dope ego, ambled eei the reef ben Orkreade to Tres, roe • epee rhea mote Naha war et work, awl =I• hone wwer arm ea lime, mtlemirell se ; bat die tame MAMA red reertel ehd or forreele remperk• The eagle era Met he rile mar, but of the mere dokodel theemboss , 401 • regekm bark ememed. migel kr seer two moor snivel ea lea dr pods albs =Ow The arbor the astbred oda mewed ka, al Ire weer rqtag what woad Mr bra dr rem*, It a einlet bat out Mo rro' the aerholoor Lf Mks ewe et the arm aikido earl, The Cry et the amilet ery be Jaya et tam dr tout that the M i er woe ibis the yet dome le ke awe orldt ro king media Althaver, howerr, the rake woe mar i A . Se eagle idea one of the mate ea bra it put a LADY RATCATOIIII2O,-• easier lir within the lot twenty poen et radio Gom sop worry real to a pit, tad then pdvaie sem et the Mod where ow Yr anotterrama. /maw ow the erblesed desk all 'Orr with eadrodes Ile drum@ el Ii her Wad or leothen' Woke. "triode Imre" Wyk SOW era their rite, rd kik the sped akdrited to frola drea with " • tea if erveirdem, rell • gat et derefol er mar sad plemerry r hoe ample, bed prove& 11 te he edender, - we sleek lave mrysesi Oka ther wee set ea eared rim la Over Baas ate weal viet her bar Iberia et tees reel pep elk Vire Orr morbee). ritil if thtlamMl-4 Woe ban Stockholm of the Mk, fa the Marlisa; was The bat Met valid • dere re& e lye d l dikes tom (ant 10 odder d Ilomse) dr the ulaarr for* ammo elks atitte d = t a N ely loos Cloilmobomo. OM. the retkeee el art Naha, ered de the r rirmstioa war Ina Mhos tweak lembearh ~lag mar the prober a Neied derked. Ere kr thee the quells& bee heraeidwhalerlaw ail re be wiatl for the emmerled orb raw karst d Ihe emeatry orelikk a Me m peedilt, a solmok ollmos the poem of lo Obi NOY llobn ians4 olllmoloortA ea the Imam of /mem OM era the mist memo a am lamiom mil who, at the err Ow, Ilk Oho per a floseleratorea el the ==heireien. woe by the Wag it east err d • maw le Sew Vim lomillem, emi be tea errs op • mirk add) bee j las pormeed to the Illet mew rrea. The Slolemer mod al he ▪ b Wild on is dhow ko seemeralaire nob by Oa. Meer. Throb memo le mai ad ark egloko be Ihresbio." Twas.vi (Macs. Asian •e Drib. ?SO Wiese& On ',Clem MANSIIII 'Ad. William 74. THE POLL (THIS DAT). The town is in great ersitammt. bat good ha. roar prevails. The Iblknolag is the mkt at the morel Mr polling up to tombs o'clock : NUM O'CLOCK. Cee . rbstca ___ agia - 279 Tix o'CLocz. 13. , 4 . 110 " . 1,016 MA - - Surma oTiocc. Co +u. 1,634 2441 4 h Twat?' o'CLoc4. Coirington 1,983 Bisilb— — 911 Own °Twat. C° ,! s e t°ll 861 10 Mose poll et the three pieces. co_. Midi* theatwkii.. 660 Woolwich 1,146 Depticed ....503 ON. imajority ter Corbiagton 1011117TORD. The doeheelite et the Right Hon. W. F. Cowper her the bare* d Eathed rook Awe yesterday la the Tees-bid The i his. (rrierea eree repaid by al,. W . It a r o k, ark win Mr. C. Teen, Thre labe as edam reddre, Se dryer Selene rhe dada He thee seemed de eterlear. word to He Irmo tea, be admiral Net e vis a plesi arl stir bietes. ed eilehei de hided with width if had bra bare se lie& vide It wee earery hr the peereetica , ▪ Ibe war. _bet he die ft Al ad s e er bier, rho the eerie 101 peed saw mil& awls sawasszy =prelim d sk i d. the lea aril be ear- Meer, berm) melt dew. pi myths Vad II drill M weggserl ad the 144 dedreeree the pod' dwell be eerdnel esederyer. ((Um) Re beg yew bred ar Whim goy pima la • weeprielle rate% er who • likey te be at dent dr wittl m em ks eet my web folds, aid abeeeese he Mr Ad de thea bed biat mid dpealbe pelee wee diet deo Ned as assunry. _Why O. web droll sapper ad the gems, mug demi eit edit Ire wee used ea aerie= debt belte was eh sir et the pied ahead Oink et the la is itepred ikedi& eher de war vas eels hi bad gird r e ilairA, de tax trelbebrosideellideplerkehe extetedrwite ieddi—eed bathe die be id ad sed ea ids retelede bete eared Ye deed mirk. The bed hen Win de* el de adoldre = they bre bra rider dr saw peen be tie Ledger , dm will Se aem bre &teta y the C= air dile es be died diesity, pled ▪ adirdee beim de HearetCeweetthewes. Ode he the emstri rid My red' reed be well be la itseder to tehe ell dr war perdue at dr teem* tax. This wee is hied is bed era Nadi is the lee wale set LATEST INTELLIGENCE. The Pays says A private correspondence from Trebizond, of Jan. 20, states that the advanced guard of Mirza Mehcmmed Khan's corps, which is intended to manoeuvre in Fazaistan, and make head against the English troops, bad left Irak-Adjeme, to march forward. This advanced guard, commanded by Fezlull Khan, was to take up a position in the Bakhtery defile, on the banks of the Bendemir, and to intercept the English in case of their leaving Bushire for the interior. It will be remembered that in the war of 1828, when the Russians were vic torious on all other points, they were never able to force this position, which was then defended by EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (ram& ors own PARIS, MONDAY EYZNINO. You are aware that M. Fould, the Minister of State, lately left I'arie for Tarbes. lie has not gone to the south of France for recreation. It is now an nounced that he is charged with an important mission. The Emperor, it appears, is extremely anxious about the high and continually increasing price of the neces saries of life in all the southern markets, and more especially at Toulouse and the neighbourhood. M. Fould, one of the Emperor's most confidential ad visers, is sent to inquire into the cause of this state of things, and to make suggestions for a remedy. He is instructed to put himself into communication with the mayors of the principal towns, with the Cham bers of Commerce, with the directors of railway companies, and with all persons whom he may think likely to be able to furnish valuable informa tion. The mission is intended solely for the Empe ror's private; information, and has no officially ad. ministmtive character. The Bourse has been extremely good to-day. The Rente opened with great firmness, and went on im proving with scarcely any reaction to the close. The last prices were 68fr. We. for cash, and ttsfr. Stk. for account, being a rise of 10e. and We.; Mobilier rose 17fr. 50c. The amount of business done was not very large, but the better feeling was decided. Rail ways recovered considerably from the sort of panic which prevailed all last week. The new tax, which ia considered certain, is still talked of, but people are less frightened about it. The financial news Iran London, reporting a satisfactory state el the Bank, and a considerable arrival of babe, had a marked effect upon this market. The Orleans railway rose 7fr. 50e; North ern, 7fr. 50e.; Eastern, 10fr. ; Lyons, 17fr. 50e.; Mediterranean, 17fr. 50e.; Southern, 15fr.; Grand Central, 7fr. 50e. All the minor lines were also quoted higher. The fusion of the Orleans and Grand Central is still unsettled. An expected meeting to continue negotiations did not take place this morning. The annual report of the Governor of the Bank of France, published in the Monitcur of this morning, makes no mention of any of the schemes of reform of the statutes which have been recently ventilated. M. Flandrin, member of the Institute, has just been selected to replace M. Paul Delaroche, as pro fissor of painting at the School of the Beaux-Arts. In the Paris corn-market, during the past week, prices were firm, the four marks being at 79fr. 50c. the 157 kilogrammes. The reserve at the Halle is at present under 6,000 quintals. Wheat has re mained at 43fr. and 44fr. the hectolitre and a half. prices continue firm in the south of France, the ilamand from Spain being of late rather on the increase. SPAIN. The Progressist Electoral Committee bad resolved to present an address to the government, praying it to revoke the authorisation granted to governors of provinces to expel from their provinces persons who may appear dangerous to public order. That autho- risation, according to the committee, is a direct viola tion of the liberty of the electors. The trial of M. Escosura, ex-Minister of the In terior, for publishing articles offensive to the Queen in the Prestc of Paris, was about to take place. It was said that the public prosecutor intended to de mand that he should be condemned to several years' imprisonment, to civil interdiction, to the less of honours, to the deprivation of political rights, and to a heavy fine. The Madrid papers have the following : One of the principal bankers of this city, having °tendon to make large exportations of quadruples, employed, In order to avoid the payment of 5 per tent. which would have been levied on them by the government if sent by the mails, carriers of his 'ma to convey them to the frontier. One of these couriers a few days ego, on arriving at Burgos, found that he had been rubbed of a bag containing 1,000 quadruples (83,000 fr.), and he immediately returned to Madrid to relate his loss. The banker, not satisfied with his explanations, gave him into custody on the charge of having stolen the money himself. The department of finance, baring been informed of the affair, has ordered a prosecution to be insti tuted spinet the banker for defrauding the treasury. NAPLES. A letter from Naples, in the Paris Union, says : o The would-be assassin of the Archbishop of Me ters, Angona, resided at Mater', where he occupied a good position. It appears that the perusal of cer tain works not tolerated by the Roman catholic church had inspired in his mind ideas of the neces sity of reforming the church, and destroying what he called the tyranny of the bishops. Some time ago he was reprimanded for manifesting these opi nions, and sent away from Meters but he returned to that town a short time ago, and was living in a tranquil manner, when the news of the crime of Verger reached his can, and inspired him with the are of imitating that wretched criminal. Quan tities of works attacking the church, and even the awns' of catholicism, were found in his mi asma." THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have received files of papers from the Cape Oa Brief Droomber inclusive. The arty was traria. The ?main Times has the ibllowits:—" A ocreigoodent write. from Fort Beaufort, tar elle the rit het.: repot to state that our tanners are in a rather gloomy seri. drip Or they will not he allowed to romp their preonot spiral mega se all IMMO' al= 'LAMINA agree r to the rot tureen deotreolica d tied by the leffirs. !Isom the shiment te a poems Ire lmo tea a midget ming the Temisetre peepha, ft sprats that this stie el things GAIN sere teem the utibrary wm of the rids ism bars the tees iopsetiea d the perk. OM Sae is alseremes el are from es beat yore anis arm Trmiteilda Dazing this peter s stay he err ter Bribe wereserra with a great many of the rebel Esliseielsormy el whets expressed • willingness to miter itmilish sonia: " Lefts midwil by Om last mil tram the tratkr," the seer pep* ses, m isle est isalllfs pupil bare sew ternmisl plongreg. It le dight,hrime, Ihr we amid forks Ihei slider boa a weltrimmei poster top wirredely that Kral hoe wended ht Irvin the sided Ids potpie to war, and that the authadlies in &irk Maier here be e. • little duped by the artifices ef the Kean, inasmuch as they have given to three people • good deal of amid oora to sow, while, breed of being sown, it has bets lewd for food." THE AFRICAN MAILS. Om a itcratc rstecasen.) frame 01.7 R OWN CORIESPONDENI PLYMOUTiI, TUESDAY MonNixo. The African Mail Company's screw steam-ship Ethiope, Captain Barnwell, arrived last night with the usual homeward mails. Her news is unimportant. The coost was not in a settled state at the time of the Ethiope lca% ing. ;DENT.) ARRIVAL OF THE COLOMBO. (BY ZLECTIIIC TBAOHAPII.) SOUTHAMPTON, Tussuaw. The Colombo lute arrived with sixty-eight pas• wagers, a small quantity of specie, and a full cargo. She put into Vigo disabled on the 7th of February, where she left the heavy portion of the led India and China mails, on the supposition that a Peninsular boat would call and bring them on to England with ku delay. MELBOURNE GOLD CIRCULAR. The demand for gold in on the increase', and tbe rem. petition among the bankers is keeping up the price at tbg gold flelda, so that the supply in town is not equal to aka demand. The price in from 76n. 3d. to 78e. according to quality, and from the exchange having Leen altered to one p.m. Our Adelaide, neighbours arc using every effort to establish a trade to our gold &Ids by the Murray, and have shown some 'pint in doing ee particularly at the Ovens. Moving brought up pods by water, they ore anxinua to make returns to Adelaide in gold and black sand through the same channel, but a diffi culty has arisen reg a port on the Murray for exporting gold, thi. export duty act naming only 'seaboard ports. The news from the digginp le encouraging, from the discovery of new &Ida, and fair amounts from the old area. We have it reported that rich quarts reefn have born found at South Muckleford, and at Mount Blackwood. At Tarrengower the quarts reefs aro very productive. From Moor wo Lear that the quarts claim. are producing a fair return, and that there has been a rush to a new field near Sander's Station, the Pinking being only about nine feet, and the gold plentiful. Number of persona anived, 821; number that have I. ft, 203 ; addition thin week, 621, and year, 14,817. The escorts have brought from—Mount Alexander and Bendigo, 18,644 ounce.; Bal larat, including Geelong, 17,602 do. ; Ovenn, 11,577 do. ; Maryborough, 7,546 do. ; Fiery Creek, 3,393 do. • ' M•lvor, 1,628 do. ; Daisy 11ill, 640 do. • Blackwood, 361 do. ; Avoca, 3G5 do. Amount this wee k, 61,775 do.; and year, 2,246,175 do. Gold shipped in 1856, 2,480,127 ounces ; per to Sydney, 2,240 do. ; per Corrietuulsie, to Calcutta, 2,614 do. ; per Meteor, to Hong Kong, 3,262 do. Total. 2,488,243 ounces, or 103 tons 13 meta. 2 qrs. 3 lbs. 7 oz., at 800., 9,9.52,9721. Exchange on London :—Drafta against gold purelased at par. Freight, 41d. per ounce, delivered at the Bullion-ollice. Bank of England, London. Insurance, 11 per cent. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY AND THE GOVERNMENT OP DUDE. This morning was issued, in return to an order of the House of Commons, a copy of a letter addressed by the Court of Director► of the East India Company to the Go. vernor-General of India in Council, on the 10th Dec., 1854 relative to the assumption of the government of Oude and the introduction into that country of a system of administration superintended by British officers. The letter commences with congratulatory expressions upon the fact that "an expanse of territory embracing en area of nearly 25,000 square miles, and containing 6,000,000 of inhabitants, has pared front its native prince to the Queen of England without the expenditure of a drop of blood, and almost without a murmur." The directors proceed to notice the circumstances attending the King'. refusal to accept the new treaty and then to consider the question of his future sti pend. They have determined upon the following arrangement: "By the withdrawal of the additional grant of three lakhe of rupees for the maintenance of the palaco-guarda, and by the limitation of the titular sovereignty to the present King s the warnings of your government will be sufficiently vindi cated ; while, by confining to thew: forfeitures the threatened consequences of his Majesty's ill-advised refusal, we shall relieve the minds of the royal family of all anxiety with re spect to their future provision. We shall also make manifest, that, in achieving a great object in the interests of good government, and the happiness of a large population, we have fulfilled our determination to act with every proper and humane consideration for all persons whose feelings have a just claim to be consulted. We desire, therefore, that In the arrangements which may be made for the endowment of the royal family of Oude, the twelve laklu of rupees' , est apart fur the simnel provision of the present dfailat King, be considered an hereditary grant to deemed. without diminution, tohis helm; that is, to his direct male descendants born in lawful wedlock. We leave it to ye! government, with reference to Article VI. of the proposed treaty, to deride what members of the royal family shall he supported out of this hereditary grant of twelve Islas per annum, and what members shall be brought under the pro visions of the above-mentioned article. We think also that some stipulation should be made as to the education and con duct of the young princes, and a proper superintendence of them, in tho hope, which we trust is not visionary, of their becoming hereafter useful citizens." The directors wish the to consider Os suggestion, that a part of this allowance be commuted for ea hinditary Jesse?, not exceeding fire lakhs per annum; the duties sad occupations of that position " might poreibly save them from sinking into the degraded habits of life of which we have, unfortunately, so ninny examples in the families of deposed princes." The directors refer in terms of satisfaction to the demeanour of the landowners and the soldiers of Oude, and exprese their approval of the Governor• General's determination to grant certain pensions and gra tuities, and to discharge in full the arrears of re. solar pay due to the army by the Gude govern. raent. The letter concludes with the following paragraphs:— "We have read with attention the very interesting and able letter of instructions which was addressed to the Chief Commissioner of Oude on the 4th of February, wherein the whole system of administration to be introduced into the country is clearly stated in detail. In alll4 leading features it corresponds with the system under which the affairs of the Punjab have been successfully administered. We approve of the liberal sentiments expressed in the 122nd and two con. eluding paragraphs, sad we desire that every effort may be made to carry oat the benevolent objects glanced at in these passages. A fertile country, occupied by a fine race of nleo s has suddenly passed under our rule; and as it is our first duty to render the introduction of our government a blenlng to our new subjects, so it is oar first wish that this duty may be so effectually performed that there shall henceforth be DO mai= of opinion regarding the lenilleent revolts of the peaceful revoheron by which the kingdom of Oude has been converted Into a =minas of the British empire in the east. We taxa= cowhide this despatch without expreming oar high appreciation of the wisdom sad energy which ban distinguished the proceedings et year government through. out the whole of these momentous tranmetions ; sad of the judgment and vigour displayed by your agents. The eon. duct of Meier-General Sir lames Outran in a aids dew mandiois not only much dowse and TlODitttloll on theme. head, but much delicaey sad widens en the other, has one firmed oar opinion ef the high qualities of that dietingabbor officer ; and we desire that you sill convey to him our thanks for hi■ able performance of the difficult and trying duties which fell to his share." • Twelve Lithe la about 120,000/. Galigiumi says :—" The weather in Paris yester. day (Bentics) was wenderfully mild for the season of the year. The sun acme eat warmly as in spring, and the thermometer at tinily* o'clock stood at 2 deg., Centigrade above ZINO (36 3-6 the dugs. Fahrenheit). Tho boulevard% the Champs Elyse.% the Soh do Boulogne, and all the principal labile therughlaree were crowded daring tho day." Tan Cangluailti Ix Pala.—The Chimpanzee who has just did et the Seale den Plantes VMS Wilds nen' shoat ds mu tles lobes his death, for his mildness sal fir his ameba to his laver; bet being the lut six months he bed ibeeput owl eadea attic of violenoa, in which he wee en denserons that sue the Yaeger scurooly dam approach Me. He oleo in his 141iff Weeds Segnently refused be boom tregstleer to mew las age, though tempting food wee *eel awe tar bleu Were be wee attacked with be to he meestinne eta with great voracity, and at Mien wad bulky be tamed to eat at all; he slam, when he ad ea, was ma rapielou, sometimes contenting himself with Uri, and at earn main oranges, grenades, rout fowls bet, asset basis bed. When shout au years of age by etraitit woe as seat Net ha was able to resist four men. It bes been deal OA imbed of being isolated, as other ="sweed to be, be wee allowed to mix with other eedi that this prolonged his life. The monkey% however, were alkaid of him, end be used to appear vain Of the terror he embed. PAINTENe COLOICIB AND MATERIALS.—The of 'winters' cams and materials exported inclines Ma* (tram Jemmy to November) wee 40,150/. PEEL .RIVER J This aftcrnoo stove company lea FARQVHA 70010,1, ha the eba .. - iist7'report Mate 31st December, 18 bee, 1856, in Lon interest and tranet the London caper The result of 185 of receipts and ex: in London, amo Tho cowpony's profit of 4,923/. outlay of capital o of the company of sides the amount ferenee to the rep present returns, ti on the live at. had, on 31st Il representing an el scrawl for sales amounted to '216/. property-313,29E coot the company The report, of operations in the dividend at the re should be declaret The CtIAIRMA! stated that this r letters and deep/AA this colony down extracts from thew breeding and slice reeding on an es manner; but, al been mated to the search for not proved so AB The agricultural realising a handsc by which thecomp fields, and enable nor, whence he an Tura, to the car After n brief d dividend of la pet terminated, with i directors, and to t PRESERIATI On Friday a boat Institution THOX tti were elan preaent- Captain Stephen. R.N., C.B , Oeory liewolop, R.N. a boats to Rio Int;tit The services ry and others, in rei Kates at the begin meeting; and it =affluently offer of a life-boat Mel _ The direr nt4 Young, chief 019 Wight, for NMI her crew, when The medal an Ficarbortugh, for and five men, the Other pectinim The institutior Carew, and order parts of the coast The effects of t the coast. It of Trade that the lives lost therefr that the number life-preserving al The Earl of El The Bishop of L and Captain Bull R.N., of the Bets of management. ZOOLOGICAL img of the Zoolot will read a paper CIIURCII PH Bad., minister Rev. Edward Po in Norfolk. FRENCH FR Sevin, of the Ni called upon the I before leaving, a the attention wh sow from all the with whom be hi observed a pa ject of moorin regret. He w tally understood arrangements *I of his ship; notl float they had nu times round the cordial, kind alt Provost, withou that has been do for no than if we our offieieds, eel best thanks."—l REWARD:4 Trade have gra' Colchester (Lein of the Pomona, the &Were, of ber, 1856. To Sunnyaido, Sun andetance rende Serum, of Cher% January, 1857. tbdunsoen, coins who put off in a mow, to resew) A the S w Roe( Tors Ml%il nertez.—The Injured in s wee yesterd the ay the Chatham There were to whore are drew placed in dome fed by Mr. Re women. One man who stabb are still three affair. The r fantry and the being comma patrol the Wee tucks. Anotb outrage is eat of the Posen. Ibis weft. BALI ow sloe at IMO Nam& Nam ami will•= l 3 1 1 111~._. 3 . 61 I se m e a m ea ailt al ow I ft. a Fwd am %Mesa. Irma bingh thug, was ea marl am a ran oil vie orlg . of the II NORTH weeount; of , alf-Tearly m and it is prel cent. en the end North Mi the Leeds a would have Leeds stock, the dineters as than sb peserieft ssdl India* Tu Noi Itaz, RAILWI Itaa ham Pfd aegadal to b a ra m y ter c that dm acath.—Maa 611 T ETAT TAT, FRB. 9. tickets, 236 num( fl Mums of Nu tin 29 r ---