The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 2'7, WM ~: . r 1; I. / YAlTY„ifrlpoltiet. all is malty '" This •Id litew truth Mr. 'Maus NUNS has iiseevensi in Ids edlesherge el the duties of omen"' Bettretsty of the I feu after two or three yew"' sue. tailors of clack' life, of permanent provision, tlC'regular lallstY, or an tiM.cial residues. And Ad an map prospective mining allowdess. Mr. llama bee renounced, cast, off, ante" and "'Malls rejected Sktlices seletaatita wisrarorpo—far irkirh ahniewed \ Upraised's. resissidais seat firth" House C4mgrlak. jive rap 1 1 0 . /Mthezahlo oMgdon at the bar and in peatirs—smi Muss to way Miele led Nos uppisims and . goilikr islraidaikr. 'hets Isms fee place-htalmptindpoittes l siren tarem—for the poorer. twootyming,acti , e,lobtilfgenl .nembersimiteiseted,and fa of the hereof attneting Ministerial notlbe, in the expectation if reaching° this happy valley " .ot plow, with the laudable dasign of quartering themselves on the ;et& parse! Mr. ?max is • living amusing of ,he disappoinfinist end the bittersweet meccas, Nr. PIMP illsetraties the weariaess and the eothin6ii of 1,6001. 111110 and a house so samired Ma Plums honestly eau Seines the mistake he made in preferring the well- *itemised. eipioesto the pursuit of thecengesiel, if heaudess, area ef pumas! independeses. Tb *rid cd drool". of comptitiou, of perseverance, id baud tabentry, el five thought end attics, is—Mi. MUM bile men kern from his disagreeable expo dessee—werth all the glumly beatitude of penos• mist Masi life. is difikultiee are its ream. Ter relinquishing them there is no edentate tem femstion be a yam, preiessienel man setae( kiss sel4 brume well and dearly, to • public de:pertinent. ale earisags dew net redly pay, however agessahle it may seem. This, we take it, is the rowel *kit Mr. Prunes resignation points. The "sly waders how Mr. Pains ever nmenitted the blunder be did. He was a Recorder, be was Cou sui to the Admiralty, be was member for Seth-.4t these be gam op to berme" Sewed flantary or the Admiralty. He returns to the bar stripped dr peefessional and political diatineties—a wend% Ml' the profamion I perhaps we may be told dist. lie, Mums to Parliament she ; but that, we epprelessk lens uncertain u the briefs. A man who ones mikes a'enistake of thia mart has an ap-hill game tot, And why has Mr. Pants found the Admiralty intolerable The reason is notorious. The Admi ralty boo absurdly and so mischievously constituted, thst it pays • man of education and cultivation 1,1001., gives him a readmit*, and secures him, star • brief service, en excel ant supersalesman& saurus., se Second Secretary only,to do clerk's wiirk. Now Clerk's work became intolerable to Mr. Pmts. He could go en signing letters no longer. He bad neither power, reeponaibility, nor any teal duty worthy the rime. So he gave it up: Osinssy it who may, sue is the simple fact. A stamp amid ham done lathe kr. PHINN had to do, all that Mg. Rolex sis will hare to do, just ae well—Ray, for hflUer• nut aPiigi• RlMaseseita loisr wig different circumelnsees. law • paramort missiglrd so mast the Admire/le. The cost of Admiralty administration fa. elfaipell• lit expenditure, the most profligate; berseseignim tics of the Admiralty is the most addible= sod confused of all public departments. What is the Admiralty ? It is simply • Ministry, requiring above all other Ministries unity of purpose, conduct, and responsibility , and thew of entree can only be secured by unity of person. Our Ministry of Marine sets the unities at defiance much more than oar drums. It boa not even unity of locality. It reside, here, there, everywhere. It is an aggregation and • col lection of discords. Each Lord—and there are no fewer than five of them—is, in his own larger ass smaller sphere, the Admiralty. And the dimmed does not end with five separate Ministries, each frequently pulling different ways, and seldom all pulling the ammo way. Besides five dif ferent Ministers, the Admiralty contains five different Departments just am separate and eardeet as the Ministries. There is the Surveyor's Department, costing some 11,0001. a year ; the Aseoantant-General's, costing nearly 0,0001.; the Sterekeeper's, orating us much; the Victualling Department, costing 17,0001. a year ; and the Medi cal Department, meting upwards of 4,0001. These Departments do the veal work of the Admiralty; and yet, in addition, the oast of the political discords who preside over the whole is upwards of 12,0001. a year :—First Lead, 4,4001.; four lords (at 1,0001.), 4,000 L; one lord (at 1,2001.), 1,2001.; First Secre tary, 2,0001. ; Private Secretary to First Lord, 6201. No weeder Mr. Pilinn found himself, as Sewed Secretary with 1,5001. a year, a nonentity. Yet, notwithstanding the practical rebuke which his resignation gives to the organisation, a successor has hem appointed without the loss of a day. Why we undertake to say that in the whole of the civilised world as now existing there is no seek frighthd and costly absurdity as the British Admiralty. It could not exist far a inagis year if subjected to the examination of a Parliamentary committee. Everything about it and coeneeted with it is pitched in excess. The Private Secretary of a Secretary of State gets only 3001. a year; bat the First Lord of the Admiralty has 6001 or 6001. a year for his Private Secretary. Last yeer the Admiralty housekeepers' bill+, of ass met and another, reached 3,0001., while at the %emitter thus servants' wages are only 1,400/. The cowls grass of the dispersion rff its departments is that a army et messengers has to be kept up. Well Mr. Bantu. 08601 N 6 talk of following• Mr. w e thui Palsies exam*. The public ;MOW inflater ' to him if he would, and this ligUW, en a Department in • bee assisted Mr. Pwisi in the midst of war, pate whim? —.sent at haat of a most•aluable re-construe- the War Department. And the first Admi nistrative Reform the public ought to require in peace osostrootion of the .Navy Department. Theprin on which the Army is administered is that of Individed political. steptiteibitity and on thisimin , the Navy ought - also to be administered. The of going on for ever with five Lords of the, *dotiralty, eardtootreeted with operate duties and, 'h it ,hawing rnown patronage, I. too momaireas to be &eager. tolerated: What we watt a single *taigas ot-the , Admirsity, m Wtoki • the whole aftreepObsibility shall rest. "Mk we, sholl lheietfulet and Second Eweiehmisai provided, 'ork worthy of tries of inteltiguss est (ski-, not paid the salaries of imbibes ter pot , duties of clerks. 1.6.4 .Zbe court. 'L .. . y its the birthday of the 'reimeoge Alice. am at Keel paid . Alt of teerebaletiem to the Dacidadima Pads. JORBOCII the Mow AZoN ths Prism et Webs, tbe ?dean ° die Tillieleeie Below end DAMN Thisbe Artier, .4 Priem Leepild lowered Madman Tassauf lialdbitiee is beher-aireet with a vitt. !le rid mita ecocrisid Lad 7 Cemillee larriegtae, the Hos. Leepiarr, Ills Ree:Mtryadeo*; lite`Attree Pert, sad Mr. 9AO-, • . PehboAlbut idaemile ' leeet ebi;eliftr.bere eery elk to theamobra. Sliesmelot Tdisitisither,. dr Pried et Welee, rot OW Maim rap. assidirilii re Prince, who wee admils4 silsa r * Coptids Da tlet. , Arum Albin ma ac... vim Si ir m ises at Wills 810sbily sespbeislboadi by idsMor k Wild. hbortiWilibliftskci et cat Yr. Cl* bonsissi Tyr rlLmis mows . The litiseliaAlbaelie Aim &IA Petrov Arthur, tad the INtwasem 'Zombi heameell the Pvia was Main with thels preseaco Is the Intagaiy. la et twalesee were the Xaschieseat of Ely, lady Camila ter deem", the See. Lary !ism the Ilea. Yoram" ilealerilhe Week sad Copteia Da PIS. Yealeitlay the Prima the Prime of W. the Priam Itoyel. the %teem flekna, tie lodide lad {rehears of the Coen eat the dam& hetweitoki ettewled &Mae 'swim b the While aged. I:be. Rea. lad Very Item the Dela of Wiadaw odicistal. The Dmem. sn Oloace•ter pied i * guise *hi ea FridaYi sad an Saturday then was as materiel drip ia bar MIA kidaarie gararalcmaitiaa. Yantarlay than was as Mara et oppeinisa, satimai the royal iaelim ismiari wy weak sad Wdx The P. onto* ad as Midi's at Colaidrl Mtball het mil Velma' at Oldiotaltir-lbaas &Wig tbar malkistimalilairdarlAy). c a niw A Cabliet Council yea held on th at the racial ret4lnce of the First 1..0rd of in Devrtung-atreet. The Min were- V i scount Pahnenton, the Lord Earl Granville, the Earl of • Harrererbj, 110 Gleorge Om, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. MrenMery Ix bouchcre, Lord Penmen, the Chem*. et tie Ex chequer the Right Roo. R . Venni Smith. Lard Stealey . ot Alder:ley, the Doke of Argyll, and the Right Hon. M. T. Baines. 21r1 JDFCHZ6B OF tOkietcniii tbe Allowing balletic was issued c "11999eagest Haws. Are 27, 9 sm., 0 4em Meld . 114beetra tba Dir Of Obeeeeetee Mete bee Wringer Do thaw except • slight dimiallea et Arena. (eked) "Pamicts HAWKINS, M.D. "ROSIST F 3110178011. .IowARD H. Hum." The Privet Lucien Bonaparte and hia Excellency tV Ssedidaa klaider were swag ttedealdamable ccerapaay adlsedeer the litre haler Opera oa Saturday madam The Earl and Countess Spencer are expected in lova is a few days treat Millar? Park, whore they hays boss evens emery far some time past. The ELI ea eVillltCl9ll of Egmont are expected is Was is a kw days flag Cowdray, Surat, for the seem Th. Earl and Oceintese of Kiatore have left the et. Georges Sold tar Erigtatos. Mr. and lady Virginia Sanders have arrived at tide miaow ia littaa-equere for the nereit. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stoner have arrived ta Look" from Manor, Ilealey oaAlamass. for the The Hem Mr. and Mrs. Coventry have left the Bt. George's Mast for Melton Mowbray. Li;d,,y Ashton LA left die Si. Heorge's Hotel. Mr. and Mn. Fletcher Norton have arrived in Massadd-street, from Rho. Manor, Notts, ke the Nana. •Coleoel Misstremor and Mn. Mocansser bare arrived at the tit. Georges Rotel. • Mn. Herbert has - issued mar tor a tht densest ber tesiirok Y Grammor-amee,t, es the 12t prom. On Saturday last the atarrlage took place at Thrifty Church, Claim, of the Ilea. Hoary Blackwood, lousiest sea et the eicami Lord Maria mad Clubs" to lady Amnia Copal, magma Meter of Ma But of Bros. I The marriage et Captain Parker, R.N., second .Ai sou at Admiral Air William Parker, .Bart., G.C.8., Com. meader-ta-Chiet at Dewmpeet, and Mile Pawl, daughter W. M. Pm* Beg., et Dliwiftf, mar leybridge, was adekeatod at Cawood as lkinudar last. At the private view of the exhibition of the Salty et Pitmen hi Water Coiner., 6, Pall-lea Eest, on Ileanoday, the galley wee crowded with dietingekhed ama teurs of the Ilse arts. Among the misplay we =deed the Woe and Dears allforthwaberload, the Barmier Wind sor awl Mhn Ms, the Sari and Coaster awry, Lord and Lady fit, Imbeds, Right Hon. Sir Clucks Grey, Lord end Lady Owes sad His Lloyd, the Mahon of Winchester Lewd and Lady Montag* the Has. Colonel Liddell and lady, the Dem et St. Paul* the Provost of Eton and Mira Bikeway, Capt. Checks Du Plat, Mr. John Evelyn and lady Charlotte Da lean, Lady Caroline Berriegtes sod Mies Barrington. the Hon. Mir Belted, Ms Swallow the Ater rims Mbskter, his Rmalleary M. Triommt, lady Psedwiek Benda* Lady Ban the Seri of Albemarle. the WA and Coanases et Slissarats, the Berl of Bradked, lAA Mani, of Altionsy, Earl Streshoge, many renabore of the Boyd neademy and distlngsithed *wary and adept& men, de., do. The Lord Primed's 'committee has agreed to reepaemerel to tin neat tranting of the Edinburgh Town Coandl that the freedom of the city mould be canhered on Dr. Livingetwon the celebrated African traveller. It to on. dereecod that ha wM be able to visit Edinbwgh rat month. Lot Friday, by invitation of a number of t►e teem ialloridel hiliabienta of DeThafth, &pace Bea, ex- Triscartr of the Rama Republic, sod the eloquent bleeder of the emu of Itidies fsdepeodeace, delivend a lecture there, as the put sad present condition of Italy, end the wen and argamtkone of the Italian people. The media( was airmeously and respectably attended. The Sessatsis of Maksehal Collie, Aberdeen, have conferred the dowse of LL.D. CO Jaws W. Winchester, Zee., en shear sad A.M. at the University, Racal Re eldest and Sepsentendase of the district of Mababakehenar, in the Bossisey Prrillway, end author of various pews ea entriette ceenacted with the East. Performances were given at the Salisbury theatre, Let week, by tbs Allied Metropolitan Dramatic Company." Thrpriaeipal perfumers are Wan. H. Mantes, Youngs, Baked, Nye Chart, sad Calvert, end Mrs. H. mastaa, law ;moo Maritsa; red Mies A. Biddies. The Roe. lied Rey. I. T. Pelham, wbo will shortly be ccasectsiel Mb* of Norwich, bee appointed time In. J. J. 8. FIRMA Fellow et Carpus Christi Caen, Om. bridge, me of his asosialag chaplains. This appelabaset his victim to the erimpliral porgy im tis diem Archbishop of Paris (Monseigneur Mielotr i t r upet in carriage thin afternoon, as *we to Wm church of Notre Deems de Besse Nouvelle. He was pulled out ot the door and looked riceedimily pale, but it is not theeght that he is hurt. . The Mamas de Belmont, one of the Empoior's Chemberlains, has gone to Marseilles to meet the owed Duke Constantine. M. de Belmont, who rived relatives in Aria, was selected for this *ivies at the memo tieguest of the Grand Duke. Billault, the Minister of the Interior, has gene ,fa ibeenes, to be present at theleanguration iemeseetioe of the Western railway. • Count do Pear, the Austrian ambasoseetr„ who took his aperture from Turin on tho ottesiott; of the diplomatic rupture between Austria and *din* ham arrived in Paris. , „ If report my be trusted. thn Imperial prince ha& just taken an important slap for himself—that is to say, he has walked alone. A correspondent of the hodlpestdance adds the singular fact that a drill sergeant was introdneed into the nursery on the oc casion, to Make him go off with his left foot first! This very early commencement of the Imperial in fant's military education is a consequence, I suppose, of his father's desire to qualify him for hit defies as 'Out ds troupe of the lit regiment of Grenseier Guards. Two newspaper* in the WalWiden lengoage have just been started in Paris, for the purpose, of advo cating the union of the Principalities. • PARIS, termini 'Byname. Yesterday the Emperor received Lord Elgin, the Prince de (hinny, and Marshal Canrobert, and in the evening Count' de Persigey dined with his M e t;Corbels] journals have been maned not to allude m any wayy to the forthcoming elections until the elscnral. coftes shall be convoked. This is precisely the earns kind of arbitrary interference which excites the indignation of the Motailesor when practised in the Danubian Principalities. The Bonne has been calm with but little linsinen doing. The tenor of the financial news from London continues to prevent any decided rise. The rente ' closed Se. higher than yesterday both for cosh and account iit'69.so and 09.130. Mobilier fell 2.so._The tenlency of the railway market was not an fltstnZ Sales of Eastern shares were pressed throughout the day, and they declined MIA Southern was in de mend sad rose 12.80. Lyons rose bf., and Mediter ranean fell 5. In the other lines there was very little change. News was received by telegraph to day that the week's receipts en the Austrian railways had augmented by from 13;000 to 14,1300 florins, that a dividend of 21 to 22 tlorins would be paid, which with interest would prodece from 34f. to 35f. foe the year, and that the expected all was 100 francs per share. The general meeting is convoked for May 27: All this newi wu to a great extent discounted yesterday, and to-day the Austrians fell 7.80: It is rumoured that the government Intends to prohibit the newspapers from publishing their usual money articles, confining them to a simple reproduc tion of the oiScial quotations of business done at the Bonne. Ilearn this evening that the following railway dividends have just been declared:—Eastern, 33f. • Lyons, 603 f. ; Southern, 87f. ; and Northern, 40i. to 41f. The installation of Cardinal Morlot u the 14th arehbiahop of Paris took place this day at two +/clock at Notre Dame. The appeal in the cue of the Napoleon Docks is not expected to be concluded tilt Wednesday. Eleven bikers in the town of Mans have been suspended by'tbe prefect for 'not having a sufficient supply of flour in thew shops. This announcement, *huh I dud ins country paper, requires sonmex.' planation, for it is certainly far from obiious hoW the suspension of so many bakers in a not very large turn can tend to 'maty a scarcity of food. UNITED _ STATES. ' ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. NT ■uoxena rstsblibe) own ova own oosiotroitsiort) LIVEItroOL, MONDAVI% This day, at 1 pan., the Royal Mail steam ship Asia, Captain E. 43. Lott, which vms to leave New York an the lath instant, arrived off Holyhead. Slut is larded to arrive in the river about ten at MICH ACCOUNT OP THE CHIX.ZU Th• Par eartone the following, which mut be labs at het with arineek mire: "A photo herlise of roe 21,4 here air maaisies to va renal ear oposssle Id& the eopoiltno es. Ches. isselt Istincer had es istawi now lisle eat es bade of Orme nehmen= irdnoppose It woo hind bs shads lot ale to nawaChio tome el to big erinehe It sb ‘hal aerie of taspolrow Orear, is ao healed Is San and the mem es lea to le are irr i sea g r pe t iels =B rot .s N ot Apra IS est ear worm Is plot la as eerier. • sat semi the es Iva& elorlasleg, bibs Mime or Or hied of Posessa, &Font IR tam tho Oise sellase e• epee ar ens amis. Mt We f hr a • arpoolory at reisena perionothienisser the IviserTrigot glad Coons io appete TM Mari of Parson b el lerreas la le ia heath. It la ren, YIY, W ley . ttsdintWaris Thai-woo; it bass Chem poem seer 19,11111 res; it is • won-sesect oce leer totabehroor of emo nein, poe Imre& of mat y, mess at a tow alm ode er of eavally. wieVlogeor litig e=st rrl "aslii iitailha io ory to bra a Owe arablnimst than Ine coot of Palo steer ere ilicernss la *amen. of Forma, which faro( ths 11111111114 bait let ea mem ins the airdanaeesatet,andrr pt = linl i tein lee lir a seem wet of dr Wore- as the reit ot thoriceeer Anna I T OM par pelsoo." Tee SWAIM Utmost= ClMPerim—A loiter texa Viral( it LW 11,14 a the "mg (Ataitikatinfla, mar : " Om. lie Sr* reirreir et Diarrier Car, Irlisfai tronfr, rolsray irk tort it Dog Tr mall vas unorpirmy Nair Aarrookr, r Carr da art Orised UM • slek4 rompliors irk tin ram& el dr Moira mil Probe frormerremaid urns. are. Or Wry are baker/ lir quads ilk agar loam rudder DMA tat ma rely Mr" - 11 - ZoiniaTis - £ Oricirraiiiiii..-On Tem cistlaressa, la waddle lwass.ashourilmilltOonsame, Ilimi6l. 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IL & downy 1 MAY'LL AND MILITARY. Moore 1 2 a 5T014.8 Yon CuINA .-. On Saturday )N two cos 'al the Royal Sappers End Nimes strived at Woolwich frets Ch,thism, and embarked on board the Velour, transport mil which WI the harbour for her Asetination atimar 04; Upwards of twenty ammunition waggon', laden with war stores from the Tower, arrived at Woolwich Attenal on Saturday afternoon, for shipment on ' baud trantmort mat& lying off the Arsenal pier. CHATHAM, ATM'. 26. LAIINCII or THE RACOON, 22.—The launch of the hip stem enew camas Racoon, 22 guns, took place yes terday Amen ken NO. 1 slip, in the presence of the tril% dpal clime weseadst Wfth the dockyHd end gerneor,,, h brides severel thanes& spseteters. The Racoon hae bdm ipline • we in ftefteskftsylog bees lead dews '1266. fthe wee me lw Rx. S. J. Lair., the e A s a t es shipwright. from the ledges of Sir Baldwin 'Walker K.C.B.;ftsrveyor dill Navy. She is • much lames vessel s ingather of bet dm, SAS Sited with an sztrev . deek. Ilie &Review me ht direaskus :—R amiss iteg MIL 6 is. 4 isagftelletweespespsailleabse, NA tt ; leseo tr ~, 1 41.4. Ilia ; W e d* tp :a, 4o ft. 4 in.; ft ft. ; 39 A. 4 in.; 4 Isiel — ria — .baid, I is. ; beothii, 1,462, 21-94. lie Ws bolitiliwitik the MM." . anhaseut :- 90 lAA Mout gems emit • int la end two loeft 011-gearlsr pivot gess, seek nowt, eind Mt be heath. Her ramehrry wOl be of 406 bosse-power. Maks acc edes, if the some disease em the Remaly will be laid. dews Oa the moo slip. DEVONPORT, Aram IS: The diem of the James Watt, recently of glided s surplus from their mess fund after al ties, thus showing the the regulations at tibil as to mum ma be carried out. This dramilme in et asili commeace that great milt Is dos Is tis cisme elks Jam Watt. i &Csalisen, Alsienetmel efasmer, lilt with the moils a TM king** Mid 4.0* gunboats went into the Bound as esbed lmpermeTtss Mesa yacht, which is to be presented by the Belibk.goveraswint ti the Emperor of Japan, owns tote poet this morning from or of the Swims ports. • . CAMAS/11W OF • SaltalSTL—Marit Sharp, a paw el the 9 . i cri g tre iteese,Ard: :11 1 ; wsa adeallted tp the der sr, treat the Yoe en& SW . siet othiejaries, &a thh=sic ell ts 4.1. 6 1 0— .... ..be It wades n rd the villa ISM Nteerebbli. le peel e sie lamisbly, &Mrs* fa rallsted dr Iffeber mobs • deleelmed osart-teartig, 09.11.11 et ear c•Pild• and 300 16 . 0 ".." et sis t it er, sti laat wait asamatied -to bewailed' the 101016- W. BIWA, vie dirseted the &be easy st .i r e ga:. a V i charee "IS jeellarad jert!aet Se seeased se riles *Ethel is giving the treed "IMO" Who No. 3 maw was e&ar ot the pa-mbed. Tie ore bay*, Ira &eft heaved, was aev ertheliar Is be eas tit eseassy eelosseee ta fin ifa he 4 By sealease lithe eaut- martial, which au eagerwasig cater, the prisoner , wee erased to be Aced Suss t i re sad pay d Assert tow deice • et rustter la the Coati! DartiecEs.—At a epeetal wading of lb. tows mace et Aberdeen, ceo Theratg, • lleilnunillika wee and to Lard Nom" tow Wad that, Wing ups' iverawalatime made from several WIMP daft the Yee wet, poidleg out the _grad berseseNy cd the pets et the Veiled N*rdose, la &sweat et sity " ells& by aa slued hues sr as emery's cosh" hie W balm Wood & seise lie wield to be Inquired laps, sada eseashierst 'Sews had reisady Ailed Abscises, ta oar let_met Ipso the ' arterestry aresaves tor Ns prom- Ss. Mk sped bed boa sectored ot, end lit i V thee ales &oat WI) a Way r th g elayiagig e r=:y op lbws ; (3) one sea al the appreselre 7 1D sa to the barium Me • whet the ot the authorities Is moldier*, ' aid the csulaell scallested • tomer rese sa the speatbe to two saw will be a ereely. aceslasl testa memo the AO* the tows to thieeope. TUE DEroarea3 DoCerkia.--Thei lailmakere sad slimes' wages bare beeilset•oel 4d. a day, is toa sequence ot the &lathes of Job sad is& work. Soaks site, ration be. bees made it the deems of the isabosta, viii the view of Is:se:ea &as ids inches by the Sent. Thee feeo 31 ell be destimatiatt pad Wag. la advaire it Deemed bare saw their . . . LAUNCH OP YEE ROYAL SOFRRRION. pactat.oos on( Cox APRIL 26. The latinelt of the Royal Sovereign, 131, screw gip, which took place to-day, was ode ef the most sac comtul and beautiful that have ever taken place. It will be ransembend that the lest launch at this part of a ship of her clams, that of the Marlborough, Ina not satidactory. On that occasion her Wiwi and the royal family were pre. sent, and attar the skip bad gone half-way down the aUp tee hang up, wad oral by no aeons be got farther till the return of the tide at midnight. A coruiderable enteatlon was mated by this circusasteace, and musty was naturally Mt ai to the mull of to-day's launch. Fortunately, that makity has been relieved by the careful srmagencate made by Mr. Absthell, the miner eldporright of this dockyard, and his aselstaute, for the lam& at the Royal Sovereign vas peetectly sucoortal. A greater declination la the ways of the slip wen given on Oda corasioa, mod therefore aim vent og with a spend that was accelerated every moment. As is canal on mock occasions, the poplar , * had the day, after nine o'clock be the morning, Ns a holiday, and at that hour the WAG began to take their game to seethe Winch. The Mama af apaotakes mutintmd to imam up to dm thee of the knack sad etterwards, Mr it took place somewhat earlier than was ansounoed. A booth at the heed of the eh" bed been erected, aiba ecocenseintion for the genteel public bad beta prided for may thourinda of persons an both ides of the 'Myer". Upon the lofty heights of the =bide Seek parte et tbs. Qom, 121, and the Prime of Waise. LSI, • dine slla at iber,lieysl Sovereign, pawls' W been eeintweelsi, eel foe end every other &village spot were eireeded by "editors. . . . At shoat See ada;rte; pest II the cereuxey of ehriskaiug the &fp ems performed by NW Seymour, ekket daughter of the Carimatter-la-C'hlef, ViorAdmiral Sir George Soy . moor, sad at tea miantse past 11, the lads being Lariat:age, owing to • south-west wind, • ireeter 1 ma hoer sooner than was anticipated, the Weeks and degaseee which hail the ship feat weft Ithrand away, sad show readying some prom= Neal& seism she higun to move, and gilded laee• the walwit the theta beanlithil manner, the estendliwi tbeessade at iadeetkally ethering, and the Wad f the Rigel Marin, piwthar Rule lei. tornis." Os man f gag from thi abed the royal WO* the Unica Jack, and the Admiralty leg were Waled, sod the bead played the aalienel anthem the aigam being dropped, the noble alp thwandi I. k with the slued ens. No &dant whatever otherred, and skim* It is ineent that several of the Lowish pkitpockete wet* prowat, no ova• plaint of Qualms then ale to the polio.. Some W,OOO pouts withered the Issaatb. The arty Wee that must my regret whatour was the fact of the vends "Mg sit the stocks a qualm el ma hour smear than woo at drat Weeds& Many menu ems dun disappointed in easing the lam* mpsdoldy mew this sends at them who earns is Lourdes and ethic piness by rail. Then ponces wan hod aiming the dockyard se the yodeler. of the her► woe loseing, and a vast ene mune ot peens mot al the Ore, tied ter a time toe peaty could not get eel st the pod, ear the caw get in. But it wee not Gay drangembe the pmt who were thus dilly pointed, the Littarowbeavytair at the garrison sad his daughter, Mks iftvissa, they up jest too late to see the launch ; and the Conameeder-in-Chief, Sir George Seymour, win nids in the rod, barely arrived in time, and indeed the Phi Lad et the Admiralty, Sir Charles Wood, who had some dews to lye se peopom toss the ken* only did no by tlit et gaud millaity. Mr Choke Wesiminowed to Hyde in the diorama, on a visit to Sir Augustus allited. He domes over on Monday, to review the hauling-up dipway at Hadar for the screw gunboats. The following are the dimensions of the Royal Sovereign: —Length between perpendicular., 247 feet; length of keel, 2014 feet ; breadth extreme, 601 feet; breadth for tonnage, 50 feet, 2iia.; depth in hold, 25 fort, 4 hr.; borthen, 3,765 tone ; power of engines, 900 bone. MILFORD HARP, APRIL 26.—A new pontoon white kr bra essetraced at the Neyland terminus of the • liesek Woke lalboog wee loaacked Wt evening. It has beta Weer Me popes of providing a convenient landing =de the pMISMONS, stock, ko., which daily strive from WNe sism.pncksts plying to and from Milked Mows. The perisenis 164 feet long, it feet wide, and 16 bet 9 Woks in es* and ewes 6 feet 9 inches of water. Thee ban Ma lid ki its ocautruction 600 tons of ember, 810 wad ins, Mika several tows weight cd bolts, ec. It wag eamiewead in Weber last, wider the direction, and in acetadswe web • gin tentiebed by Mr. Bel Mel, Meters. Westwood, Dig sad Ow, of Leaden, being intrusted with the ins wet, and Mr. um* of Olowatater, with the wood wort The mesa is to be aeseledi In a well caoritraced panshile kw bra meted ailaient is the Misty elation, awl width, wee waigeett me amble ships of the to lie sew* at ow time of tide. It to in to mot two Non psaisses, one of which will ho'-'47.'eatemword. fry DAILY S NEWS: LONDON /WENDT° mall ar .16 1.....:t1 Vg maY faunal r•krue. Pinnies to ale MUM .4 mane of Me papal .r.•-• lb• ammo of Ns bp mon% mad is lee mist pirmaill• and ornmerdoi lokrialloi obliged wal•kind la %he PM paw. immesia orPoles-110 Pia 1111 1,012102 f XXVII it RWAIIJ AXD titrenTlAL. day in r r a.~l a•• wmon a ad=the Imam Mx .0.0011 dopoly TUX ONLY Prdr NIXING 11101?. ID the *Mb la of wow XXOLUPIXI ALL OFTINSIVI ADIERTIIIIXIXTL eoeemen 1•41•••••••‘. 0.4 th.asb tar non Ilea al* Lb.. allo " •VM:= B*. W•••ri: of of nistrati , or noremen ion.eneevemi en* 4 et..no. to. 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' I THE PrINCIPAVIVS. ii The penman arms by th•§ d' Caitn via fog erne titeconstieiglt ivenr i tt union •of the Prindpditios, ' bay Weaned the following protest to all the ocemds at Jassy: Ifecilows he Cansaleo—lffeme near the plaid mom dig dislaftills pm. asli,s.het d the almost pipit aro sethelemene Mithestehoth' mod me of a nature to ithlthlththersi dthweeage the isirit of our popelation. retheenfieta, lisehsser-44 the public school of Tatiseinh, and M. Cospareneo, a bthelowser, a boyard, and formsrly soloottorto the atenluips)ity,,,lioth Meetnre teal Jarey,lathe loth bent selletett go .aeseppi rif that poll** *leen They wen taken, atm . from thin items. Ws months by the eiranka..the emarathary lithe epee*, eadMootol ItenfOrmelband brought befog the kith lat of the Intsder, wlemethsy irere pretheny insulted by t athlete. .mbro 'n B 4ol= 'ineirib"'"!lrigands," eel thectime&to pat *skis Wm, /Y'. see et Ale mono' 1 41 4 op la the holich 1101.. A. brother of IfaCeeefewtoYe. .101 0 opeoutfoclot him to the sidelines eMee,:was seplid utile *we spinet lithwelf sad all inhathet& la the thee d en am althenthe et tadivithel liberty, end Inning °wool- Mon sea when, the treksrothnof beg yea to Iltkolet Your gemestheate eta stenos( dieser eaststar, Y ear laws, sal wiscurANo sameded M es •by lie took, et Psis. iM .1 0 1 11 0 0 10 , Itm menithMly maseneed its ado , sice d impshisity, sad the Moldeelthe ham sew ererpiWng _he her from the psessat U Seth • rilrism Von to be lathered, the - guatentee he the km swath* deer Anima unsuited foe by the Congas' would be bat an empty word. Mow east that bind. of minim withile spina of sem in the Mum taikelog the Dimas; be meenethet with- ma a • violence •of Wield* liberty r How is It parka fir t hs sirens to Shese ups , the cholas Ma readidets, who Keyes mimed to issalt than the steam ere, wed threatened with trepthothentr The asaaleyie Vet; Um err ten despite th e hot. . *Metal for abs +thaelle eattheied •apda WOW the peat puma, Moldavia laytelleang hen& hi trmissMity for the men set , of the aleatiall. Bailee" the heist seessures of thermos oprameit, It 411111501114 ha 'apposing dunk MN* desires to waster epbetheath ot thanks? la the sum o this, el the Omar ettheletioth of the treaty of Parts, we mem to oleos the had= iff vet ophidian ender the pother Hong thefts' of the gawwtheolag poseme, awl we entreat the Comas Is rite 'the most elleselths acerb rat a slip to a seas sr Weis et oestrary tetie lists' of the Mastry, to Utopians width have been made te the somely, led she to sa Net Seat lab hear gabs out Is Wetlechia, mar the emu of the Swansea ecemobrien. We take tea sipper beaky to mein Mt of Orb* omaidithdienWlth which, the. M. Place, the French Consul at Jamey, Personally teametratid with Prince. Vogorides against the "wrests Aimed to in the protest. The Caimican at hatatttlihe had arrested them berm" they were neoloale sad had this been trim, It mad ban baiiissl,4lll4ldt for a French functionsayillillin with a proceeding so entirely carili, OW Mt preach practices. It ia sad. bow ow l that ley she void " nodal ot," 11. Vograrth4 who den sat nnienstund French very well, Merely meant pea* whet eat in concert—an .naiad. • Bit, MU attaining this explanation, the Column might still haventsintained that he wasooly strictly carrying oat the French doctrine in matters electoral, which is that Ideates* may indeed vote foe wham they like; bat must not consult together shout the merits of the candidates. The Pays man on the faith of telegraphih dis patcher from Bucharest, received at Vienna ea the 23rd, that the Moldavian government intends. to postpone the .elections till June- ln. This news, if tree, is important. mak.. AP= 26. ldacq►ic de !Me. is. 'pasted Piesideet of tie Seneet. • The Cats will be epsedi by Ur Jltaiirlet tie Council of Meister.. BUM, Arms 26. Dr. Nevi lame t►merrow for Zurich, on hie way back to Peek. The most influential members of the Neufchatel government pronounce in favour Of t►e propositions. THE INDIA AND OliD4 344118. To`a•=w. tram ova ova iliiiieniak &MAL The Vectie, steam-packet, ham Aleziadeia, with. the reels from ladle and Cidakeeelmed here at aii ride* tile morniag. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. tram ova owo PARIS, SVtDAT lIIINTgO. Letters from Berne, speaking much in the same tone em the lidefiraPhie dsspateh of the Mb, repre sent public opinion u net greatly opposed" to the combinatimm by which the powers have placed the two parties in • position to end their difihrenees, but one question is said to be yet doabtfttl, namely, whe ther the Swim government will accept the preposi tions on its own responsibility, or whether it will refer them to the sonsideration of the Federal As sembly. On this point opinions are reported to be much divided. Dr. Kern bad an interview with M. Fornerod, the President of the Confederation, imme diately on bis arrival at Berne on the 23rd, end, was to be expected from the views he manifested in Paris, warmly recommended the adoption at the propeeitions. A quarrel of infinitesimally small proportions, but somewhat similar in its nature to that which so nearly caused a war between Prussia and Switzerland, is now inviting the attention of diplomacy in another direction. The little communes of Means and Requebrune, which before 1848 belonged to the Prince if Monaco, were then to their own gnat sa tisfaction annexed to Sardinia. The Prince of Mo naco lately addressed a menweld to the courts of Europe on the subject, to which the Sardinian ca binet has just replied hi a note, insisting that the Grunaklis of Menace wereaever, of right, sovereigns of Menton and Roquebenne, which were always fiefs dependent spon the crown of Sardinia. The annexa tion of 1848 was therefore nothing more than a meninption by Sardinia of its ancient rights, and the utmost that the Prince of Monaco can claim as 'a natal is a pecuniary indemnity which the Sar dinian government is disposed to grunt if he will moderate his pretensions. The only serious part of this business is that Austria, not to lose an oppor tunity of being disagreeable to Piedmont, supports the claims of the high and mighty house of The Corrrier dr Seery enneuneas in the follow ing terms a serious failure in that lows: • desetrees pions et wee; whisk ally eireehded fats essidtpg, les pedaled • psaled sonestips law Th.k.i -legbmestalkeid Co, estalidel et Items he mew peen, eider the ihe Oise Clesomeditu Ye stepped Palm The retesstag illeselerdt le WC slessedd fres Haws yesteeday inewing The Niue Caseureids Ina tousled with s capitol of 0111•111 MIL, end all tie awes were pad up. If we say lire egad, this sew Imadal cata strophe is to as studded to beer essedosel by de reeled gnat Itestuedoue at de Beesee. The Preps sop, in its weekly emassweial re view, that there is as yet no amelioration to be noticed Mame in the wheismds or retail trades. ZYCILVBENCF OF CLARIENWRLL.- TION OF THE REV. R. KetOtllall. This day having been appointed for the election of the incumbent to the parish of Bt. Jame, Clerkenttall, between ten and eleven o'clock the pariehlonen beganmumble in the in:eery-room, and by eleven o'clock, the thsa when the churclmarden, Mr. Jones, in the nonce of !reties' stated he w.,,sda attend, the whole space of the temp Iris men, Pio':l. Mr. Jose having taken the chair, it w en moved, et sanded, and carried, that the meeting should ad. Yount ek theism. school-room, Isinwell- . which ass Dearly NW, the most in/Mendel of the rness re'ent. being The CIIIVIICHWARIWN, amidst some continued intermp. tics, defended the coon* ha had taken throughout the eon. 'teat Re the isoossbessey, mod be concluded's, can on the =mato =coiner for Sr vacua Orr • Yr: 'Looms proposed I‘,Aolifillika of the Bp. R. Maguire, and he irks to you odoghere terns or e n ahllityot that patron es a odstiseer of the church. . Ur, =. ofenteg oo t . ior 4l a l u4 d '1 0 2! nitro[ the ostriri taken Once the . ,reemey saf rehemsete lie hot proesedina• be had NA* the &elks et the Rey. A l 'Praire. .11111 eILIIiSAN asked if thee was any other candid** silts . Wr.• *owes roposed, and Mr. WILLIS seconded * ° oft* T. T. Ball. trm a * parial 8 tionsnard spoken, a the ahead. nes tabus, which nos in favoured Sa *v. It. !Gone by .Ra;t e si tiesaded, when the Bee. R. Martins IN daelared duly elected. (Cheers.) lbs rev. gentleman addressed the meeting, ST. Julrs HOSPITAL, On Saturday, the anniversary festival in aid of th e Cm* of St. Mark's Hospete4 founded for the rebid G Silvia end Misr dilemma at the rectum, wee Iw4 et Gs Laths Terms., About Milliennemen pertook deer myth with were that' raid ewoa &Wde. es. eDried by Mr. Mamma Cersuare, M .P. The company wee alimmed on thirds, the air*. the thriiildllll6llllo toads. with spat mesearme trnadmineem, oil die by Mr. G. G. Iheilienefb ith the earritelek Or Durk Warn ad dthr realthiser heath edthr Slethien yes of seurnem to It thee imam= Intiredni at ad re. ribs err idea wids H e dil =die=reee undies, earthend to 2, We Nee thee the this themes* MA, 1,301.; MI de the gusetal had, MIL Yrs raw wroth lath* der then wee deliver, 10a. Among th e pth deed durations woe th e ...The AuxiMury aed.g 7 4 ranee paws, M. 10e. ; !skin, Erg. 1051.; 0, Freer, Esq., 200 L ; W. C. Jena% Req., 1001 . ; G. G. Illeo En,. 1061. ; J. G. Frith, Esq., tow.; Y. Levitt, E .; Itev. J. E. Mi. la., &e. . l ks me dal steaseenwette wen under the absented Mr Francis, and comprised the servites of Mears. leekey. Bowan, end Winn. Mr. MAW' wee the toastmaster. OORDWAINER AND DREAD-STREET WARD SCHOOLS. Saturday being the anniversary of St. Mad; a goer=preached in the church of St. Mary Alderney, Ci r =ide, by Dr. Mortimer, Mead Master ((the City of leaden School, on the excellency of the Li of the thatch of England, agreeably to the will of the late Tohe flulabias, Esq., oar of the trustees of the Cordwainer ay Ilmed-street Ward &boob, Wee the trustees and dans of the isms. At the conoluaion of the sermon the children ease late the alma of the &arch sad were sad . with • loaf of bread sad threepenol L agreeably to the W in the will of Mr. Rettmuns. Twelve persons who led ' ban educated in the rheas came forward and were awhile. raid will war dmo, from ow to two guineas, as rewerde to ressidag fa the woks d one employer teeth/ reefed** periods of , sh _lad seven years. The treasurer, Mr. iesaad to each recipient some ery eppe. Prom 01 lacooragenitat, aed exhorted them to perms ate mo s , for oh. foes. Mr. Deputy Loft, me of the cant tithe who * bad originated the spies of no. wards irr length of service, in moving a vote of = the troarserm for hie presidency on the occasion, the neesting in congratulatory terms upon the pining roma they bed jest *tamed. He adjured those who had bees rewarded in continue in the came course et rectitais and good ends* which would enable them to man there smith end again to them their rewords. aid said that by so doing they might obtain • ea Memo reward—namely, that of never tear* Miessevies •t all, but of being promoted to the pabulum d =peed of the grin whoaduties they had falthfaby The trustees then adjourned to the Loofas Tavern, where they dined at their own expense, and enjoys! • delightful evening under the able presidency of Mr: T, Joyce, of Watting.stren, and hldingbourne, Smart, who, with his brother steward Mr. I. A.Dloont, of Canner street, energetica ll y exalted theneelvee for the comfort ef the parr/. The vocalists, Mr. and the Mimes Edney, al Mr. Holmes, gave groat seidaction. The children, who patented • healthy appearance are now reseed from his City and located at Shooter's-hill, where they we bonded and lodged; as well es clothed and educated, at th e expar of the charity—en advantage obtained mainly the nations done of the trustee'. DEATH OT Ma. I. M'GEEGOE, LATE 11. P. vol OLASOOW.—We have to word As death et Yr. Ufa kPOregor, who until a few weeks since was mapberl* Olsagew. Mr. Where was born at fitentimay, is Itsweshire in 1797, and wee therefore 60 years of age. Es ems in earlier life high sheriff al Prince Edward's bland, nd a swab,' elks colonial legislature. Afteswatds be so 'employed fa commercial Wisdom to Germany, Amide, Pans, Naples, Ike., and from December, 109, onial Asp*, 1947 smoking secreisey to the Board of Trade . !mot lib literary productfans were—" The History, end Resenrom of British Am er ica," " Commercial Stn sad " Program of America from the Discovery by Columbus AA the month. 1847." He bed been for eon* mo ham & =si; haltb—oppreseed by pecuniary difficulties, If involved in the fall of the Royal British Baak, rt which be bad been the original "governor." Ha lied resigned that office three years previous, to leg resent benkruptcy, but the late dimkeuses as * the miareanagemont of the institution, and his own cesseiderabis and unaecared debt to the =formals shareholders, overwhelmed a shattered body and a wcassisl spirit. A bilious hoer end paralytic affection, we terminated his physics' and mental sufferings. Our eonsed, Mr. lisadeon, kindly afforded Mr. WOregor may aseereery domestic and medical attention, end for the red. ens week hie brother watched over his deathbed._ — PCNEILAL or THE itiand.Ert. Bisuor SITINIgo —Thwimin swab mappeleil Pelmweef the Pee Stab Mae inflereet is She BOW Burying Grorm E re,- , smWeasesday. The Emend ceremony crested eon& interest, and derision . to the church, whin Gs vas esenwyed e std the orders ot the day read. war ItY , t h e whish Bore was a great demand. Besides di the eimegress of the discs, sad the members of St. Ass degree cesgesgstion, a kegs number of the leading its Avis, imindlog ministers of various dennteinlifoA4 VINO Resent. lo the church Use officiating clergymen wag— ger. Dr. Sather, haminecent of St. Andrew's; Rev. Mr. Cheque, St. John's, Aberdeen; Rev. Mr. Grieve, Elks; and - Rev. Mr. Bruce, Best The burial ser v ice wee read ' the grave by Bishop Terror, of Edinburgh, and SW* Wordsworth of St. Andrew's. The appointment of • sees comae to Bishop Skinner bee with the clergy of the &mot while the choice of a Prams rest with the whole body el Seettiali bishop. Either. Dr. Slither or the Rev. Mr. Clara will to att probability be elected to the first-named dies Bishop Terror, in virtue of his seniority and standing M the church, will most likely be chosen Primus of Scotland—. deotemern. PUBLIC DINNER TO MR. HAtTIE, M.P.--Os Thursday evening, the friends and supporters of Mr. Awls,. ' Hut* 3LP. for Paisley, entertained that gentleman to dies use in cite of the fists of a Liege building recently arecisi, ,in eornaniOn with the Sewell Diaillery. Upwards a/ 40 ' gentlemen, chiefly electors of the town, were present. Pre ece Brown occupied the chair +' and among those retert were—Mr. Walter Buchanan, M.P. Mr. Adam Black, M.P., ' Mr. Robt. Dalglirdi, M.P., Sir Si. It. Shaw Stewart, Bate M.P., Ste. The health of Mr. Beetle was proposed by the cbeirmen, and drunk with greet applause. ROYAL SEA-BATHING BEIRMARY.—TheRev.Joits Hodgson, MA., of Trinity College, Cambridge, Rand Deg of Weatbere, sad Hon. Secretary of the above inmate*" preached yeeterdny at Grosvenor Chapel, South Marl' street, on bthalf of ithem e uds. The establishment was bonded in ..= 1798, on oast near Margate, for the ears at patients from London and other populeue towns sf the kingdom. This disease, he remarked, felt with peculiar tomtit, upon those whose poverty deprived them of the means of obtaining such relief se that which this MOWS' would place within their roach. Crowded together as the Ca;a t ia a r r dwelling s were, they generally yank under the effects of the discern ; but in reanyesees rack deplorable rends, had been prevented by wevair end see. bathing, obtained, with good nourishing food and medial treatment, in the Infirmary at Margate. The number of it and out patients had averaged of late years about 60 0 , the Crpert of whom at the close of the season left melt ted and some with their health entirely restored; n fewer th en 26,000 patients lIMOURAT the poor hadArtera" the benefits of the institution. The hospital bee beds fir patients, and is furnished both with warm and cold bathe. • collectien was made, amounting to 33t. 13e. 4d., ineledirf numerous promisee of five drilling euterriptions. The Tsal will be opened in a few days for the sewn. HE BRIGHTON PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION:At the Town-ball, Brighton, on Friday evening, the election d Mr. Pad Feekett so chairman, and the appointment of thr emninittes toe the Clllllthlir year, were agreed to after ma ocrerearmatirs, notwithstanding the late differences of aphis. Mr. Sharp reed a letter from the hon. member for BrtglOole who rid, "I have diotinetly pledged myself to rote kr Speeser's emotion for the disarmament of Mayttool ., l l . ; spathe el all other grants. I have also repeatedly and sesta declare my belief, that the Bible to dietated bf divine inspiration and the foundation of our protestant faith. I ern, Re., William Coninghrnia." This letter wee remind with pen obereiag. elm SOT* Sr. Cr sad Psfle. 31(r. Yr. Ur TIN lie sadita Tbe &It Vet AMA cogab hml • Mr. Thos . time I II chandler , seat ago Imol tor r at 1,0001. mho I,IOC 50 TOMS tad for Kr. WO land, ane Hants !winded hme, = W A die Wel giTioWtie Wash w Ercat Idr. Li ID. PI net men rut seceast 1 I al in, Ivaco oullieke VII sailt;re , mark t Yr. Ti tilts az Dania Kr. Au. WIC