The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-15 00:00:00

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The meaning of the salvoes was perfretly vadentocel, though little had been said about the riposted crest. Anchor Primus had bees tarn to England. A "little stranger. bed . arrived, to occupy a phase at the Inside d Baeldsg ham Palace which is about to be vacated by the eldest been. 'rho intent enters uneosiscioasly into the try- ' hie cues of life, while its alder deter is looking tar warel—hahtirartully halthopiagly—to the untried duties of maters-hoed. Thus slips the world away ! ' Our QUIRN premises to rival in the number of her desesadaata her gmadihther of tractions memory. And as far as setting an example of moral purity in their domestic relation' is con cerned, the present occupant of the Throne of England and her Royal Congaed take rank even with that model royal husband and his Queen. The relations of our Sovereign to her subjects are, on the contrary, iallaitely mare creditable and eatisfadary than those of her grandaire. The whole carter of GIORGE 111., as sovereign, was devoted to a struggle to exercise as nook of absolution as was consistent with his safety. The earlier part of his reign was spent in a coolest with his nobles— the latter, in a contest with his people. Ills qua- Miss he displayed in the strife were dogged obsti nacy. small aiming, and an aptitude for wheedling and esteeming all (when it served his purpose), while he cared for none. Verily he had his re ward. His domestic habits, his domestic purity, won npoo the Rational sentiment ; and yet, though he was an applauded, and even an admire' cl, ha Can seareely be said to have been a beloved, sovereign. He cannot be said to have trusted his people t his issegination was too much haunted with visions of Jacobins and Democrats. He had to undergo the mertifloation of being beaten by the repalliesns at America ; and though, owing to the change of parts assumed by the rival nations in the cause of the protracted war of the European ono lotion, England ultimately make off with the advan tage over France, the intellectual light of the old Ring was quenched before the day of triumph arrived. A happier lot has bee, that of his gentler granddaughter, who has known so admirably to confine herself within the limit' prescribed to a constitutions' love- reign. She has never sought to array a party of Quaver friends" in hostility to the statesmen designated for office by the recommendation of Par liament and the people. She has respected the constitutional rights of all. And therefore has she enjoyed the people's love, eonfidersor, and voluntary obedience, in an age when those principles which in her grandfather's time were deemed incompatible with the exercise of a royal prerogative have become the law of the land. The instinctive wisdom of Queen VicrostA has taught her to adapt herself to the requirements of an age in which the English people are unprece dentedly jealous of their rights and conscious of their power. To this political sagacity, combined with her taintless domestic life, the world is indebted ter the spoessele of matronly dignity, waited on, fondled, and cherished by a more wilful and an- tamed lion than ever bowed the neck in fable to the influence of a timid virgin. The wild democracy of England cherishes its Qtar.ft with a love sur passing the love of woman. It follows her with ad miring eye, whether she takes part in some pageant of the State, or extends a graceful patronage to lite rature, science, and industrial or imaginative art; and it glows with sympathy for all her maternal Jcis• The heir of the throw at England is now of a g e to Note sad sissientaad these phew:mime. It will lor well for his Mort greatness and happiness it he lay to heart the great lesson taught by the whole tease el his mother's reign —that justice and gentle sew err the tree minces of the only power that a wise was ass co►et Tut Crystal Palace revives with the return of Spring, like the &Min and trees. We have watched ite winter sleep, sot altogether without fears. It was not, indeed, to be I M so numerous daring this reflection was We knew fickle in its tastes ; burst of enthusiasm cooled. We recalled Ranelagh, the place pointed oat. We remembered glories o, ball, aid thought of its decaying, half-leaved trees, hatasied with soot-wreaths. And we called up the imago of the Colosseum, with the Balelaths libs of its exterior. May not, we embed immelves, the popularity of the Crystal Palace, as of ewe, be bat for a semen ? And though we swipbei the necessity of lees frequent visits to it by balmy-makers during winter, we reflected upon the deficit that this interval of suspended animation might occasion in its aggregate receipts. The reflec tion was a depressing one, for not one word of what we have maid at any time of the importance of the Crystal Palace se a civilising element are we pre pared to unsay ; and its infinenos we hold to be de pendent on its being self-supporting. Built by the people, it must be maintained by the people, or it ceases to be at once • proof of the advance of the popular mind, and • means of accelerating that advance. This is no exaggeration, am every one most be conscious who has witnessed the spirit of self-control and respectful admiration with which the motley crowds of ;Mita* enjoy themselves in that feteque temple of art. It is with sincere pleasure, therefore, that we feel our hopes and wishes for the future of the Crystal Palace revive on the perusal of the interesting Programme of its manages for the season 1857.8. Music promises to be a predominant attraction. The Royal Italian Opera concerts, which com mence appropriately on May-day, are to be followed up in Jew by the cologne Cho ral Union t and the crowning Play in this department of at will be the great Handel Festival. This feetiealaill be en an unprecedented wale as regards performers and nutriments, and the scene of the pectination will be truly unique. Succeed ar fail, it will be a magnificent experiment. The other attractions of the Palace and Grounds remain usabeted—Use ciollalions of pictorial and plastic art; the magnificent displays of vegetation ; the faci lities =lorded by the reading room ; the grounds and foantaiMi ; the lovely landscape on all aides; above all, the glories of the structure itself. Englishmen pride themselves upon their national character for persistence : will they justify their claim to it by occtinuing to cultivate the high and refined enjoy ment that le to be found in this unparalleled place of public road The following balktin of the health of the Queen Wee lead this neening : " Beek Mile= Palen, AFII 16, 1867,9 a.m. "TM Qum INS panel es eseglest *ht. " HO' Visosty sad the lease Wear an rift ea fa- MX Court. OF HER MAJESTY. The Duchies of Kent, amempanied by the Prince.. of Hohenloho Langenbarg, arrived at the Palace 1 Away before 2 o'clock. Prince Albert went about 4 o'clock to the Privy Council-office, and was present at a committee of Privy Council, the other lords present being—the Lord Chancellor, Viscount Palmerston, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Sir George Grey, Mr. Secretary La botcher*, Lord Panmnre, the Bishop of London, Sir Charks Wood, the Right Hon. 11. T. Baines, and the Martinis of Breadalbane. At the Council a prayer nod thanksgiving was ordered for the safe delivery of the Queen, to be used next Sunday during Divine Service. "hots CLAIR, M.D. " 0111111 M LOCOCI. M.D. " Rossi? ?agorae; M.D." PALACE, Arm 14. Mr. Charles Greville was Clerk of the Council is waiting. The Turkish Atobamador and Madame Mumma, the French Ambassador and Countess Persigny, the Bavarian Minister and Baroness de Cetto, the Prus sian Minister, the Saxon Minister, the Austrian Mi nister and Countess Apponyi, the Ruskin Minister, and other members of the diplomatic corps, called at Buckingham Palace, where the following bulletin was exhibited : " Beeklashere Pala*, April 14, 1867, 3 p.m. The Queen ese eddy dt4is sad of a Princess this after noon, at 46 ablates pat 1 o'clock. " Ha Majesty and the Want Prianns an well. "JamCWIM, M.D. " CaAILn LOCOCK, M.D. " MODIRT 711801:110N, M.D." Many of the =May and patsy oho celled to pay their newts ening the atersesa. Anon than orsro—The Duchess of Inverses., Lay Cratworth, the Right Hon. M. T. and Ms. Bashes, the Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, Earl sad Coaster of Elgin, the Duke sal Dachas of Marl koesragh, Berl and Casale' of Shelburne, Counties of Maassbary, Downer Lay Cowley, Mrs. Gerald Wellesley, lady Cassano, Lord sad lady Rokeby, Mr George end lady Couple, Mils sad Mr. Cooper, Mrs. T. M. Elddulph, Cepahe sad Lady Cap. tan mil Ma. Dory Mr. Whatley, Q.C., sad lady Beery Carehill, Berl and Canteen of Desert, Marquis sod Marchioness at Steil d, Viseouset sad Viscometer Follse dose, Bon. Lisseeneat-Gerd sad Mies Cayadish, Loa sad Lady Kamm HB4 Hr. sad Kn. W. Glade — s —. .., B. Kn. Grey, elr B. thin, Lisatanast-Ocerall tiir Goorm Books, Colossi sod MN. Gordan, Se A. and Lady Wood Mal, Lady A. K. Dawes, Kr P. mad Lady Grey Epees, Lady 31. Hood, Earl mid Cooler ot Miaow* Masi end Counter of AM IN Dowager Lady sad Kiss Lynette., Kr. and Km Pareaberson of Invercauld, tha Rail of Celina. , Xi C. aed Lady K. Wood, Viacom* wad Vicomte. Pal einem Visored sad Vicomte. Hendry, Sir Gawp Grey, toesear with soma odium Despatches yeas veashest at the Ceiental-ollee, yesterday; tram die Osserscas of Wks, Ceylon, South Australia, rod To FROM AN rARY GAZETTE, BVCRINOICUI PALACI,WU 14,1857. This afternoon, at a quarter before two o'clock, the Queen was happily delivered of a Princess, his Royal Highness Prinee Albert, several lords of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and the Ladies of bar Majesty's Bechamber being present This great and important news was made known to the town by the firing of the Park and Tower guns and the Privy Council being assembled as soon as possible thereupon, at the Council Chamber, Whitehall, it was ordered that a form of thanks giving for the Queen's safe delivery of a Princess be prepared by his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, to be used in all churches and chapels throughout England and Wales, and the town of Berwick upon-Tweed, on Sunday, the lfth day of April, or the Sunday after the respective ministers shall re ceive the same. lice Majesty ■nd the infant Princess are, God be praised, both doing well. At the Coattail Chamber, Whitehall, the 14th day of April, 1837. By the Lords of her Majesty's Mott Honourable Privy Council. It is this day ordered by their lordabipa and chapels shall receive' the same. And it is hereby further ordered, that l her Majesty's printer do forthwith print a competent numbers of copies of the said form of prayer and thanksgiving, that the same may be forthwith rent round and read in the several churches and chapels in F.ngland and Wales, and in the town of Berwick upon-Tweed.—C. C. GREVILLE. Archbishop of Canter- form at . 'n *rhea and pkla SI limn of Berwick the 49th day of this after the respective At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 14th day of April, 1857. By the Lords of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council. It is this day ordered by their lordships, that every minister and preacher, ma well of the Este ' blished Church in that part of Great Britain called Scotland as those of the episcopal communion pro tected and allowed by an act passed in the tenth year of the reign of her Majesty Queen Anne, inti tukd " An Act to prevent the disturbing those of the Episcopal Communion in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, in the exercise of their reli gions worship, and in the use of the Liturgy of the Church of England; and for repealing the Act, passed in the Parliament of Scotland, intituled An Act against irregular Baptisms and Marriages,' " do at some time during the exercise of Divine Ser vice in their churches, congregations, or assemblies, on Sunday, the 19th day of this instant April, or on the Sunday after the ministers or preachers of such churches, congregation+, or assemblies, respectively, shall be enabled so to do, put up prayers , and thanksgiving to Almighty God for her Majesty's safe delivery of a Princess.--C. C. OREVILLE. WINDSOR, TUESDAY Emeiso. The intelligence of the birth of a Princess was ollelany communiestod this amuse to ear mayor: also to Color' Lewis, of the Onaadier Clouds, sad Colonel the Right Res. Cod] Feessw, of the Royal Hone Guards (Ylae), the canorieding Wows of the nitrate to cartoon has The news was sale blows here at hali-paot two o'clock by electric tologroph, sad oilleistly onnossood as gallows .—" The Queen was slily delivond of a Prisms this day it egserter to two o'clock. The Qum sad Jihad see bah Iota( well." • By order of the mayor, a royal slate was led lathe Loss Walk Orem the onporation coninenco. Royal shies wore also dyed at Poet Beivfolora and from the Royal adoiside frigate an Virginia Water, and the bells of the Chapel Royal of It. Chomp and gt. John's Chuck seat tooth rainy peals daring the afternoon. Intelligence of the event was inwsliately tele graphed barn iha French lobar" te the Swan Xmarsa, .he NOM by the gene leallm, awl embed line Ingidslea ehridd be made twice aft st llerideghaer Takes la the mune cd hie Imperial Idaloty, the rank to be telegraphed to Perin News el the birth eta Prin.'. reached Faith eke wily yesterday efiensoca by electric taws* sad wee celoareeed by the inn al the *Clem pas sad hoist af " It will be gratifying to oat lady readers," says the ravingetronick.telmowthatthefaveseableprogersaber Mojeaty slaw bee - socoochmeat is h. post is;was - sos owiag to the admirable maw to wbkh obisrekow was adadair Weed to but Majesty by sr of las physicians is attsalkaaa, Dr. show. The palm of Maur cows ea yostsiday waralsg, about It Wiwi throe o'clock; sad la the coons of the ateroing it was thought advbabie to thadaissat &km form, ',Mob was woordiagly dos. by Ds. fkraw, who bigt bq Make, loader its lallosace, with $ fro @bort kloguio Joao, kr dins bows." MT.NORIAL OF CONGRATULATION TO HER MA. SUM—At dr 'totality mediae of do Bradford Toes Ceaaett, rodonlay sftaracoos, It wad arthrod dist • lord add dutiful address of coaratdatios should bs prooolog.lodo tbot body to ler Idarsty, ea tbs birth Os prisms— We understand that the Earl of Elgin is to be accompanied in his diplomatie Weeks to Chins by his breaker, the Honourable Frederick Bros, by X. Atka as his private secretary, by Mr. Film , sad by a gentleman to be selected from the Pereira Otacc—Memeareter Guardian. The Archbishop of York entertained s sleet tautly party at &war at Maeda, But, at his essnasa is Sslitsvegquare. The Duke and Niches of Cleveland are expected ht tows to-day, ham Baby Castle, Durham, for the wawa. The of - Clauricarde and Lady Harriet de Burgh ►ave arrived in town from visiting Mr. sad I.dy Margaret Beaumont, at Bywell Hall, Northumberland. The noble marquis arrived in town on Monday from Wend. The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford have wind at &afraid Haan, frost Idledial4ll•Up. The Counter of Shaftesbury and Lady Victoria Ashley will leave town to-day fee St. Loomed'eon•Sea. The noble earl leaves town to-rnorrow for St. Oils'', Donee. The Earl of Eglinton has left town for Brighton fur a week or tea day.. The Misses Coalmen remain la tom The Earl and Countese Grey are staying on a visit with Frisco. Countess Waldepart, at Strirabenr WO, Twickenham. 'nee Earl and Comeau of Zetland are expected to return to soma ca the 20th bat, from Aeka Hall, York• akin. Viscount and Viscountess Enßold and family an eapetted to tows la a few days, treat Wrollteta Park, war Barad, he the swam Lord and Lady Waitingham are staying at Nona ma, Ntwfolk, and will not Mara to town until the raid& of nut month. Lard sad Lady Olivia Own Won arrived in town leg evening, from Brampton Park, Hualiagdoaxlake. Lord and Lady Calthorpe and family will leave town to-morrow, for the life of Wight, for three weeks. LORD JOHN . application having book ors to Lord Join Roma, to dollars Is at Bni fed. Ido loriohip Atari, statist tint Ito MA fu did gor poodka its Woo rheir* terYs maw pens loolmo. *it i• Ind roolboil to Min somi The collection of ancient pictures In the Art The , ebb /abilities at Maambrater baa been plead rider the ehsrp el Db. lakes/, Pb., who hem adopted • somewhat 1.0.411 pia 11 its eneepereet. He has proceeded upon the keel pelnelpie dlerethe one bate wall to the watts of Ile ISe sad Spode imestere, and the other to the pro- I dealer of Oetwasy, Flanders, England, and all COtlairk'S hedge to drib and Italy. Bet that le not all. 'rho puree en both ides of the gallery are arraapd reasnebsial ceder, so that the warts of each nabs, of Italy err Spin are pissed emits te these of • painter Wangle( is mem ether emery who lived In the sear pedal Assam la riansb, tar aniapia, le wend be helm Yen Nyek, /shone M Mite, sal Vmstyhe to W hops& The teem helium of Behests, villa re theme Tammy, liras, Naples, Usk* Cohens, Ikea" Sin oey, eel Nrwerabwg, are marked by big b abed peeps, and areabgel br the wed part in mead limes one ewe lbw eihr. With • be oasepllmer. the *Scree exhi bited re lime of Were she Ilesehled betwein the years HIM eat 1711, • peeled et doe anisehm. Tb Web palad in in Os Okay saws tamps& in pelet et date with the eaumeneemet Of the ender Basil& eahrel, end our ergendly ones gibe is given here to the peednsbens at led. am, New" Theme" /I+ lee., sr way st the Sea& mule The Wei it he beihrdig 1 ihe essivey. A Paris letter, in the ind4pasdasser Delp says : --" Tiniest d'Aere bee jut bees sopeleied lieryesese. General it the Besides of the Harprer. Thb psalleme• wan eparry to Charles X., and we, palest 1 heremee ship to the pages of that =march. He bebop b • bogy renowned for this branch of eeieseo , kb tam semi gm& father Irvin bled droller pets under the bet blip of lite etomerehy in the last contery." DaySTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY. Tr near, Arius It.—Alreirrices en peysent, 1,4611 ; dilie by seem WA" 11l ; Seta liter , 7,131. ELY V, OP SCOTTISH REPHIMIII& 4 . I 'TATIVE PEERS. Yatiirlay the election of sixteen' rags to entire sent flootlsod in the upper House of Parliament took place tlithin the ender picture Olen , of Hainood Palace, Is program of a crowded and brilliant assemblage of shout 1,000 persona. The principal clerks of session ofleisted r the returning omens in place of the lord Clot Regiske (Marquis of Dalhousie). Pitiripal las and Prefroar IL Les, of Wok* Univer sity, oiliciated as Dear of the Chapel Royal, and esspectively opened and closed the resting with prayer. The Lord Provost and magistrates of Edinburgh were premolar terms other Majesty's procionstion. The Toll of the Peers of Scotland ma called es it stood at the petted of the union, when the fencrolog peers snoweeed to their tomes ,--The Derr of Athol and Horror; the Mismaker al Tweeddalo sad Lothian ; the Earls et Merton, Perk Lauderdale, Wraps said MarckAirlia, Leven and MelviEe, Hiram and Seafield ; Viaoonnt Strothallaa ; Lads Blantyre, Colville of Cuirass, Belhaven and Stereo, Rollo and Polwarth ; in all, eighteen. Signed lista were given in train the Duke of Buceleuch and Clominslorry, theDuks fibroma (Richmond), the Earle of Crawford, Eglinton and Whams, Cards, Home, Haddingtoo, Galloway, and Aberdeen; Lords &Item, Gray, Cathcart (Esrl of), Sinclair, Cranston, and Forrester—in all Meer. Signed lists bad alio been mot in by the Earl at Orkney and Lord Somerville, but not being scoompanied with the usual signed oaths, could not be received. The Earl of Buchan, through Lord Morton, sent a proxy, which, for the same mean woe not amilsble, end the Bath of Stair and Buchan sent in signed lists equally irregular. The oaths of elleglasos, wegegeneey and abjuration were taken by the mere proem* sad stewards subscribed. Their votes were then taken both vise PPM and by signed Uses, the result being that all those present rand for the rase peers as repro ' rated Soothed in last porliannot—nsmely, the Marquis of Tweed&le, the Pads of Merton, Home, itrathmore, Lem, Selkirk, Orkney, .ad Sang& ; Viscount &nth allsa ; lads Gray, Skselair, Elphinstoos, Colville od ▪ Blantyre, and Podweeth. All the peers sending signed ' lite voted for the same. These years were thereupon duly dieted to awes in the seeming parliament. THE IRISH ELECTIONS. (IT ■ll7lll ♦ND 11111 MILOXITIC DUBLIN COUNTY. Miami Tighe Derek) EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (rude (ma OWN PARIS, TIMPDATEVZSINO. The committee appointed to consider the proposed alterations in ths constitution of the Bank of Fiance has been sitting every day for a week past. I under stand that they have approved the augmentation of the capital of the bank from 91,000,000 fr. to 200,000,000 fr. Moreover, the bank (supposing the scheme now so far advanced to be ultimately adopted) will bo authorised to issue notes to the amount of one milliard, and the government will be authorised to borrow from the bank to the extent of 100,000,000 fr., paying 1 per cent. leas than the dis count charged to ordinary cutomers• The new regulations are not intended to come into force till Jan. 1, 1856. The Bourse opened rather briskly, but several sales in the course of the day cooled the ardour of speculators. The Rente eland rather heavily at 69fr. 85c. for cash, and 70fr. Ilio. its account, being a fall of sc. for cash, and yesterday's price for time. Mobilier fell 10fr. Railways were all lower. Orleans and Lyons fell 10fr. each ; Northern, 12fr. 30c. ; Mediterranean, sfr. ; Eastern, 7fr. 50e.; and Southern, 3fr. 76c. Manilla Bandon, the Governor of Algeria, has left Paris for his post. He will embark at Mar seilles on the 20th. The military operations de cided upon at the recent council of war at the Tuileries will be commenced next month. The ex peditionary force to be commanded by the Marshal will consist of three divisions of infantry, under Generals Renault, MacMahon, and Yousouf (a native of Algeria). M. dnPering . ay is expected in Paris on leave of &bemuse from his post in London. M. Fould, Minister of State, has left Paris for Fontainebleau to superintend the preparations for the visit of the Grand Duke Constantine. It is posible that the Neufchatel Conference may assemble to-morrow. The rumour that the Empress Dowager of Rustle will one. to France this year continues to gain credit. It is added that she will pass some time in the Pyrenees to take the waters. The court-martial appointed to try the officers accused of violating a butcher's wife in their bar racks will open to-morrow. U. Chaix d'Est-Ange is retained to defend the prisoners. The trial is expected to loot at least three days. Several of the pupils lately dismimed from the Polytechnic School have already been permitted to return; confirming the opinion that the exclusions ultimately maintained will extend to but very few. The Pays says that Persia proposes to submit to the arbitration of the Western Powell, a long pending question between Turkey and Persia, rela tive to the boundaries of the two empires. Isambni, a judge of the Court of Cenation, who, a quarter of a century ago was one of the most eminent consulting eosins,' at the French bar, and whose opinions on many matting of high political interest, in the time of the restoration, are now historical, died . yesterday, and will be buried to morrow. I am assured that at the recent review the Emperor asked the Russian general, Totleben, whether if the French and English armies had pushed into Sebastopol immediately after the battle of the Alma, they would have taken the place, and that the penal answered, " Beyond all doubt, for the lertilistiver were not made till afterwards." There have been some troubles at Nantes, on ac count of the disparity between the rate of wages and the oeoweariee of life, the result of which has been the signing of an agreement by many of the principal employers not to pay less to women than 73 centimes per day and their food. This appears to be an unusually successful result of a strike. The Union d. Var has received a warning for having stated that, in consequence of a "communi cated note" of the prefect, it did not feel at liberty to answer a particular question, such an announce _ . . _ . meat being, in the word; of the warning, " improper and malevolent towards the government." In the Paris corn market during the past week the tendency to lower prices has continued. The holders of Sour and wheat at last appear decided to submit to their loss ; and after waiting for so many months to obtain higher prices, they now offer their merchandise at the quotations of the day. Still, business has not been very active, buyers being anx ious to wait as long as possible, from a conviction that every day's delay must make their pseition better. be expected that rialto's ould that Ms Grace the Arcl ring the inoltmen,t - ' bury *re • a •.•of 1 . not quite to I•gi • '-. i . e -• ' • for n o a . w that the ' • , , and it w that " ' and • i •v intr .' ''• in . a forties lute . If Rte. i n • - f and W and ed the days cif the popularftY . a. . . • upon' Sunday, I ice of which can no longer be instant April, or the Sunday emembered the glories of Vaux- ministers of such churches and ,0 ••• Me. Mrs./It. , waiver wag?. TaR EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL ~15, 1857. Arritim COUNTY. Pikes -- ----- -- --- 4.a. Mitareay 4 .113 Mfrs 1,418 CLAIM COUJTT. ken 1,276 1,227 LONGFORD COUNTY. Inds. ___ Gerais Pates 1930 1414, SIB WICKLOW COMFIT. Mama - -- -- Was lima 1491 1141 168 TIMID= COUNTY.' Olkeogtoo isd Lammas Waldron mused wlthoat officaltica. 11011 ,A2' The Catmint Chronicle gives the hillawitale: talk :" .111 leer ease Mr. thug eillereed a kris et eleekos from tbe Maim of Ids essmittsweses la W aids s . l i d y thoulid them moildby kr dorsal psellies la which bed skid Ma. la lbe eiveski Isms sers ben, et liodewer item beam esemlis Ils wand d the West% eat as ems was a mom lid s party abs massif hisser why alive la bill d Mr. Greer M• essupsees be bed, wes be be Meat it Alp, Nati ibe digkolimy weskits Mee bad Mate here desks kis Nes aim ef dssresi k yesient be Om bilesslisas le dee sad • seirsiz e r t be tosiy tues eel it ewe et • Aka veers is s very emisil when sill=tt as ark its immiaak Sae ZheArdrake by Atettrer M, $ draakee elliamien CRAM Vie riw Nam Cannilla4 ISM aver! lowil= easaeievd Arthz.4 . ldsbet w ead gawk Wat er ~af Ys *midis owed ws ea then wa mildey, sad es lithe beam el Mr. 8. White, who wervery sotto ;eV, Omer they broke every per to may weber be ble bases. visaded Meer way b Now Ilistbst. It eal l i Z. Ned s D ' ain7; la 4 bias Hamner lie dim Tiny Ware nauseketoll with • but :It mile thers mike. A Mai was 'this lbed is the mob from tlek interior el beam, sad Ile leek ellte OR IWO et the liken, Arent Menehey, isol a ser e mod 4 t a. The monument Na Maw losmatess, sad Osylsk (beer dias se ems reik el the Mai et to s bi lt a bereskas, a temp the 17th Lames, so = we. kr their evermaliershie the some at winos. least =idlest@ el iodises, be reed the RIM :Act, sat amid eY I, betels asmselme to their bosom se be meat deem dosetesne, OW be very soar Fe uded to de, est la • sheet thee rise 4 the braves' wen to be seta; eel they dos wire so valiant a km slants' br were km sion. • reoarreme of the sake diatmee til eons sir asset es the knew* ken, bat Booking took =l g e assell Os time et OM Sews, Mese% • lot 07 low miss were wafts Id the Masts to jobs la say add.. Thar asses woo Sirs down by the pollee, sad they were sow before so well wskeed se theyaow.. A Other from Galway gays :—"'lb Roman ca lla* sang of Chlway, to a Tor Amok amend Mr. Orterr smeniesitr. MINI dolsennol so bow to estosit to Xs &OM at Dr. whims soli =weft tisk vegeoninive. At Tont Dr. NOMIXo aid Ins Sir Thins Marks is ea impends, Ins WM the pm& tego aME with Captain Ms% Is lila Or news n est ma timid game bin to huh Ido word. = l,lE= Nis oil AO m i res 00l be Mod by a W innele et To whOlt Sir mini thet be tanning : 1 2= Gonna ros. topeMe the ettl i.L l s oceolm MI beOm woo b hell nasily ide main Al Leger& gal ar oil& homy sol who tho tram idle Inamptis of amigo& sod Thom liofro limped he Mr Moms *ay Mewed sea ma War" gabs him nos had tot g esgesi Me kr lim toil Si. twilsiga ltr ed aft • ma &meg& lam ma mot Mb Si. cad mood to es via ell hie heat. Ewa a polio the prim. Mesemins tans off the pin sad ell ponies fad at et tbil gooty base damn tram the Maim at the tyranny of St. titlark." THE BOIT I?. EDMUNDS ELECTION.—We bear dation art 6 416611166 the Mars of Yr. illerdoestle kg Ma it goomphoul ea Oh& at Mr. atho, ea lb, at OgOlog. ea roe Mae bildragent d the east Pagliges AO; mod that Mr. Jam Wlogo m go amid dr do pothisom WO gmet to be deep mak la the &Mr megemste to I = l to kis a jettison es to_tho , ege bee We. pestaing; bat Os opme al Mr. Eir mot Ida the - ogs4 amnion an trot Ma met catty thiamine to oveM, bat Z i t e dszo:to la ethos say 666 vide oled is the colepromige the eitelta. Awl throe en MOM Mee Omp peempagee o f soy mit Mg Min boos eamOgil—lotObe *moo of the may: god. ageolly, the arm It width the wemligeM low am maid Ito se WA& as t= iY a =lof 141; got Moo we Ist tint. of Xr. Claille Mr 1 7 a VA se Mgr Una 24 did not me at thie Mailoo, end a* I* Ind Er Mr. Hencostle • vide 7at Mr. glad neties nits at not eiggligo wise Lea he Mr. Ogie to the mod omies ; god that do alt of I& Hoed. nib me lane row ohm he bad • deer .=a/ II am Kr " . 4 % s i n al. :rost Noy Mho& to sr the mei Odle MOM Os toppositioa at gabir practice. to this tout.—Eurr Aid MIL COBDEN AND THE HODDIXIMMILD ELECTION —Thefoikariag letter, hew Mt. Cobh& le the ewes::. of hie comithes la lisibetheid, appeals la the Leak Mr dui :—"lliaors" Aril 2, 1667.--11/ filr—l Moe the bet utemell it sey Mani bens le Oda the 01 , tholir delY ge Yeg•sed. 7. 4 1. to seemiffith awl • hrse et the *thee, my wring hea t he the with I MIS wwwall thrhee the hie elthetheithethea The derimerwe he e which pre. mild the dheithies d priest, eel u p till a ressi minima of Ithelweashe els lig path- Wileyeemets~a•swereie= dthepoithblewee et • nehr ethi we fr et I. we= ethh ha pest Wm% a Imp fa lie disk the tn . eon, Oreehee l is Mlt rehththibler a irlc.itllpder draw dams, ter ea the meth et the thaws gibed Felled= e/ the soma id_peetki Arlie thew& I have is awe my Mak deal lave lb* hod kre=atheel el the wee ethee I haw wan lin the fret esthethel hew shwa M. Ti _s soothed= who affenied log the sup ped collie the ethellthellea alms then to give, I hft cthr the thethell Illingnagtaggin kid with my WO vials Dr dr =m' hethlthes et an clams sad perdu* your /Ar fry dear feithfuLly TeraMOIAMI ConasN.—win. WWW, Esq., Cadging& Ognolnie IN THE ROMAN STATES. Intelligence from Italy, via Marseilles, states that some disturbances broke out at Bologna and Viterbo, ths pretest being the payment of taxes, but were pot down.. Energetic measures, the account states, win taken to prevent a recurrence of such scenes. THE STATES OF THE CHURCH. (PROM OUR OWN ROME, APRIL 9. We are in the midst of the turmoil, civil, military, and religious, attendant upon the ceremonies of the holy week—the splendours of which are increased in no small degree by the number of imperial and royal personages who have thought fit to honour the Eternal City with their presence this year, accom panied by suites decked out in uniforms of every colour in the rainbow. The lion, or rather the lioness, of the season is decidedly the Princess Olga, to obtain a sight of whom, as a reigning beauty, the Romans literally besiege the palace of the Russian embassy, watching the out-goings and in-comings of her Imperial Highness, and gazing upon the splan did • eepupages prepared for her service with almost child delight. On Tuesday morning, the princess, with - her husband, the Crown Prince of Wurtem berg, repaired in state to the Vatican, where they were introduced with all due ceremony into the pre sence of his Holiness, to whom, after a special audience, they . presented the more distinguished rs membe of their suite. After the Russian dignitaries, Prince Charles of Proasia had the honour of being received by the Pope with the same formalities, and Cardinal Antonelli came in for his share of homage subse quently, according to the usages of the Papal Court. On Saturday, the King of Portugal's aunt, Donna Anna di Gesu, with her suite, paid her state visits to the Pope and the Cardinal. The royal boxes in St. Peter's and the Sistine Chapel have been arranged with all fitting regard to precedence and etiquette, to accommodate King Maximilian 11. of Bavaria, Queen Christina of Spain, the Prince Royal of Wurtembcrg and his wife the Grand Duchess Olga, Prince Charles of Prussia, and the Princess Anna of Portugal, who, with their re spective suites, occupy, as may be well imagined, a considerable portion of the space set apart for the convenience of such dignitaries. The arrival of the Empress of Russia is positively announced for Tuesday, the 14th inst., exactly when the pompe and ceremonies of the Easter week will be concluded. It is indeed affirmed that the Emperor has expressed a wish that his mother should not visit Rome until the Paschal solemnities are com- Meted, it having always been suspected that her ajesty had a leaning towards the Roman Catholic faith, which tendency would be infallibly strength ened by her witnessing the imposing ceremonies of the holy week. It appears, however, that the EMpreas's medical men have likewise been of opinion that her visit had better be deferred until after Easter, in order to avoid the fatigue inseparable r iarti frompart icipating in performances of such a p ro . ton and wearisome nature as those in which his Holiness engages during the present season. The royal visitors have been indefatigably era. ployed this morning in going through the series of solemnities proper to Holy Thurshiv—high mass is the Sixtine Chapel, the Pope's beneaietion from the loggia to the assembled troops, and people in the ample piazes below; the washing of the feet of thirteen priests of diftilent nations by his Holinew, in imitation of the humility of our Saviour whea performing the some act for his apostles. This is one of the most singular and interesting of the cere monies of holy week, and being performed in the ample transept of St. Peter's, amidst the gergeo u magnificence of the church decorations and the richness of military, ecclesiastical, and diplo , matic ecatumes, contrasting with the sable dresses and veils of thousands of ladies in the tribunes, that colour being de rigueur for admit-ion into those sesta, it rarely fails to make an impression upon spectators who witness it for the first time. The attendance of foreigners this morning seas most umerous, and everything went off in an orderly (manner, save the unavoidable amount of pushing in so great a crowd, and the unseemly haste of more determined sightseers to rush away front the wash. ing of thelipoetles' feet, as it is termed, in order to obtain good places at the following ceremony, which consists in a dinner prepared for the same apostles is one of the Vatican halls, at which the Pope, it about with an apron, condescends to wait u p on guests, and administer to each of them his due por tion of fish, wine, salad, and sweetmeats. The master of ceremonies, or whoever else is charged with the direction of the whole affair, should surely interfere to prevent the church from being turned into a bear-garden by the scampering down the nave of fussy foreigners; for the Romans themselves, when attending these solemnities, theatrical as they may appear, still recollect that they arc performed in a consecrated building. The grand and severe beauty of the Princess Olga, her figure contrasting powerfully with that d Queen Christina, is well adapted to grace an eccle siastical procession. On the present occasion she only appeared, of course, as a spectator. Her mien, whilst walking with her husband autl court down the church, was most dignified ; hut her fissures, presenting a softened resemblance to the late Em peror her father, showed traces either of ill-health or dejection. -•- • - - • -- - - - - The Spanish ambassador, M. A. Mon, has put arrived in time to revrebent her most Catholic Majesty amongst the Earopean diplomatists who te around the Pope upon these occasions. congregate around the Pope upon tbr,.e occasion,. On ataxd&y last his Excellency presented him cre dentials to Pio Novo, thus resuming the diplomatio relations between the two courts which had been in terrupted for about two yours. The principal temporal event which has taken place during the last week in Rome is the great publicity given to the subscriptions for shares in the Pio-Centval Railway, and the exertions of the dire,- tors to get together a satisfactory list. The names hitherto published show a great proportion of eceles elastics and religious enrporations, headed by the Pope him*lf, Queen Christina, Cardinals Antonelli. Ciacchi, Peed, Vannieelli, and Wiseman, ands man. ber of ministers, municipalities, and provincial dele gates. AN ELECTORAL CONSPIRACY. The Augsburg Gaulle has a letter from its °core spondent at Pans. who accounts for the late arrests at Perla in the following manner. Our Registration Associations and canvassing committees will ba edified by LOW! Napoleon's notions regarding electoral proceedings : " Ledni Rollin had issued from England a mani festo, in which he declared that all those French rpublicans would be false brethren who, by refrain ing to vote at the ensuing elections for the Legisktif Corps, should thus promote and enhance the triumph of the Imperial government. 'Phis manifesto, nu merous copies of which were distributed among the working classes, particularly in the faubourga du Temple, de St. Antoine, and St. Marceau, led to the formation of election committees in tho se districts, for the purpose of combining the various sections of the opponents of the government under one banner, so as to unite their votes in favour of the candidates by the election committees. Not satisfied 1 17117115, the disciples of M. Ledru Rollin specially directed their attention to the young professional students. Now, since by the present election law every Frenchman on completing his 21st year is entitled to vote, and has to use his right as 'voter in that electoral district where lie has resided forth. last six months, it was evident that among the stu dents of medicine, of jurisprudence, and of the Solt. bonne, thousands (?) of votes might be gained in behalf of the republican candidates, through such representations as will seldom fail to produce their effect upon the youthful students. In order to attain this object more effectually care was taken to intro duce into the different election committees certain subordinate members of the University and editors of the Berme de Parts, who were popular in the Qaartier Latin. " The government at first looked quietly on at these proceedings ; but when it was perceived that the election committees were every day more and more extending their agitation amongst the labour ing classes, and diverting their choice from the government candidates, the government determined to arrest the ringleaders in a body. As the central' election committee met nearly every day in the eighth district of the city, the police a week ago caused the place where the sittings were held to be Bur rounded by the agents in the evening, and at one haul captured no less than sixty-four persons. This was effected on the 31st of March. Three days later the police heard that on the Paine evening another meeting was to he held in the 11th district of the city. They made such excellent arrange ments, that again forty-two agitators fell into their hands. The entire number of the arrested amounts accordingly to one hundred and six, who are to be legally proceeded against, not exactly as partici pators to any conspiracy against the safety of the state, but for unlawfully assembling. Such being their intention, the political importance of these arrests is notably reduced." A Paris letter in the Nord or Brussels In the absence of any great piece of news I send you a little The proprietor of a reading.roona, in Paris, has received • singular order. He has been requretod to send to a Vienna Journal all the articles moat hostile to the policy of Rum* which appeared in the French Journals of 1853, 1854, and 1&55. la this a matey of mere curiosity—is it a fancy of • collector—or Is it a preparation for an approaching polemic, in tha Austrian puss, which it is desired to support by arum taken from a foreign arsenal 1" " A few evenings ago," envo the Cott r o'er de Lyon, " a poor old mtudcian was seated in a street of thin sit y draw. Mg sounds from an old flute. The charity of the public not responding to bin hopes, be got tip with a rirb, and me about to return to his umerabie home, when a permit pawing by took the instrument treat hie hand end prioneded to play, in a masterly manner, some of the wont beautiful eompositiona written for the Bute. A crowd WOO collected, and when the performr advanced, bat in hand, to oolieit their charity. silver mini were thrown into it hi abundance. The stranger emptied the contents into the hand of the old musician, and without miring to receive his tholes, he disappeared. This charitable performer warn M. Vsuiderbeeh, first flute at the St. Petersburg theatre, now on loser of absence in this city." • A very flattering compliment has just been paid to Mr. I eter Barrow, her Brittonic Maristy'o consul at Caen, on the occsaion of his being nominated by Lord Cla• render to fill a similar poet at Rabat, in Monovo. As soon am the change became known, letters of a most friendly and eulogistic character were rent to him by M. Tonne], the pre fect of Calvados, General Chatty de is Fume, in command at the troops In the department, and M. Bertrand, mayor at Cam. In addition, ate meeting of the With residents, in address was unanimously adopted, in which deep reared' - rammed at Mr. Barrow'. departure, and gratitude fur hie constant attention to the interests of hot countrymen. " Aes miaowed no we have been on all ocenrions " says this does. • meat in concluoion, " to experience at your ' hands the mote courteous and kind demeanour, we cannot bid vou farewell without securing you of our sincere good wishes for the health and future prosperity of yourself and of bar WA nearly allied to you.' • The first of the European and Australian Com pany's new steamers will be launched in June next. The Royal Belgian mail steamer Belgique arrived at Cowes yeeterday, on her way to Antwerp front the United ' States. BM left New York on the 31st ult. lierEaglish pumiegen wars landed at Southampton. MO macre, AM E Tat, ] ta& Ex, tim aim bell Un He der ehr thi bia not vac the act aco blot' rep ) arid 1314 Bird tOll7 P Motu Waai A■ Me, , CAT Pia Field art h 4 _ Ex Walh C b Ear& EXJ