The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-07 00:00:00

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Os sow VIZ BABICIi WOOL/ I. ll=la m cd r : . • . wo alla Mel =NM LIAD .." OI 2 Ir u atT A NS I VO MV IIDUTIII III ohs Ome. ihr Wm lam& Oleusg. err FaZ7lll. C Alm True Form. I , II.IIAIt Y rj; SAD MINDOILA or. ileingds Orodr aNd Or Web si Yr Swim dr So, lihma Way Naltirre. Kaiak J. Wt. lea. WI MO; Won Weslor. C. Ileum NA Lit 071111117. XV p 7 1 I I I I 11M/11,1 6 la •Os War 111111 ms. Swim .•11 Us has*: Mmird• Illad• mad •tea LONDON, T, JANUARY 7. Tzo permed at the Ceara despatehes, asinsing se it dose, in every pert, the kirks of the dew we BM mardied to tabs of the presesdip of the BA- N& authorities an the lees empire intimation then within ear rear, has nod as with a very painful feeling of humiliation. With the whole beta now be fog. iis, we have no hesitation in alinaing that in tie ember ot these pressedinp, from beginning to mod, it is the British, and not the Chinese, who have acted se barbarians. The cue, r we have throughout said, resolves itself into two dr tiact qmptione—the national character of a,. !wets Arrow—end the right at Sir Mims= Samosa to mime the additions] deed, tray unconnected as it was with the Merl ems at dispute, that all brigs representatives should have free access to the authorities of the dty of Canton. Neeerring tae a future masks the coosidastioa of the War point, let se sea how the additimal fasts disolosed in the despatches beer ea the main potion of the setimdity of the Arrow. Let it never he forgotten that this is the point upon which the whole question of right really terns. Our alleged case against the Chinese is that on the 6th of October, whoa the 12 Chinamen were seised, the Arrow was under the protection ot the British lag; that that leg woe dying whim the Anew was bowled, and hauled down with Meek by the Chinese editem Now, is this so ? Is this ease made oat in point of kw, or in point at fact ? In paint of tack Yin mem, in his first letter, of the 10th (and meioses the depeeitiaa of the wimme on which that averment is iboodei), that the iireAs was Chingos hulk sad Chinese meamed. In his letters at the 14th and list ha elk that is was not the property of a radian ; that whea the Assn seined the men they maw 1113 iNtirlef as baud of her ; that at that time no lag wee lying; mad that it weal, indeed, have hem watery to ismoishie tom if there had. New el those @Baptism, these tabling to the bull aid smodag et the vessel are widen denied la nay pert of the degatdes I it is expressly admitted, and is indeed dated in the register, that her sole owner was a Chinese; the engem as to the hoisting of the leg is not nega tived; and though it is throughout alerted by Mr. Coral Paw that a leg woo lying when the seizure was mads, yet of that sesertim sot our. pep tide of proof is marshes, disclosed is the ppers before our, to ematerset the explicit evidence the Mbar way. SD inch he die feet& Bit sow law steed the kV et die ere t Os this rat we used set be et say Jona Bowler:m * lov Britemds astedeieileas'pe tantimy,somoi into meth, sad himself obits that a law be hew me ass. LA ear remises mirk this. la asterror to the Alt emaniastiem d Kr. names, Sir loom, ea the I Ith of October, writes es follows : "if grows so mreseinetion Mai the Arrow heel no right to hoist tie British flog : the limns to do a (thus bearing at ear enmement of yesterday) as pired as the Pik d Septenhan, from which period ode U. not isommeeitied topreAseion." That is plain epeakiag at say este. Sir kiln, after irking this expbeit sibeimisa, preemie mcee diplomatically, bat we mast throb Ism oroditably, a :—" Bat the [Masse lath ao kaowledge of the expiry of the Beesse (there is, of thane, as lembarisa duplicity ism that gusilliestism), " nor do they proem that they bed say Misr grenade Ar later's/nose than the sappaition that the Dwelt, was mot a British onhjset." ('That, Sir 'own, with pew leave, is sot the truth, or anything like the truth t Mat let it pass kr the sake of what sows next.) " That, bowers,, is s qnsetioa for this Cismeammt, wbkb gnats& the register ; sad it is doer that the Masse have violated the ninth &milk of the Amplemeratery Tasty, that all Chinese solhisate is !Prig& skips *a be claimed through British antherity." •'Tr* the logic with whisk this moss bill is stated is worthy sit all that followed. The didp.whes the shame took plats is not a British ship, therutere. the Minns in boarding her, have Ashdod the terms of • treaty which relates pray mad exclusively to British ships. Boomer Sir loss, they west me the mood that the aware was not • British subject. This is soda not cornet. They went a the mod that the ship wee Chinese built, Maas sewed, sad bed as trace of a tore* origin or ownethhip shad ham They west an the ground that ehe was to U. lIMIDARD Ihr mliminee * lllegjr MINDY gra=:,,th DDD e rl S r i:new 2•27Z1M ZION WATIR AT LONDON 311LID01. Daj unim mleg, Yam^ 111 Ma I. ... AMIECIO. IL UN& THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1867. end purposes a foreign ship; mad by Sir Jour's own, shanks at the time the seizure teak place she was ma Sir Jonx admits that the register had expired; the Chinese sathoritierwere timeliest in ig•aoume that any valid register had ever low granted. There is another point on which the publication of the additional deepstehes throws a totally different light on the condoet of the Imperial Commissioner from that which might have been derived fives the first garbled accounts. Throughout the whole of the earlier part of the correspondence—in Fret until deeds of violence bad actually been resorted to by the British Admiral, the tow of the Canton Orr eerier is lineinese-hle and courteous, end his replies to Mr. Partexs prompt and straightforward. He commerdeates the evidence on which the alleged piracy rests; be oossamairates the OViallea an which he founds his opinion as to the ownership of the vessel; be will not admit—what he entirely disbe lieves, end has no earthly reason to believe— that the British fag was Ilyiag on the Swale when the miser. was made; he cannot, sad will set, apologise for an insult which hes not been awed in intent, or, ss he believes, in het. He at aloe seeds barb all the men, except the three who are seemed of piracy and tsar* ; he afterwards returns even these, sad when required to apologise, be whim, in his letter el the Slot et October, "Hereafter, if any lawless characters *repeal them eaves on board foreign hreAsse, yea, the mid Consul, atoll et wares be informed of the sans by declara tion; (of the Imperial Commimioner), in order that yea may art in cootemeticer (with the Chinese authorities) in the management of ouch affairs? , Even Mr. Paean admits, in. his letter at the 22ed at October, "This may, primp, be considered • salleient assuranea" Why was it not accepted ? Why was this quarrel, which had commenced with barbarian duplicity, carried on with barbarian inso haw and barbarism cruelty P This is a question the ainsideration of which we meet nerve until we per es to the sosond set of this &here/Mule drum. It is a question that nut be asked and answered with earhabases, kr the character of the esantry is at stake in this tesnaetion. Meanwhile, let as ask our readers how, en the fade hitherto considered, they would be prepared to answer the question pat by Yen, in his letter of the 24th, after referring to the Oat attack on the farts by Sir M. SLY atom ? . How does this attack corrompond with a esrarnee for the spirits of Heaven and the Sab bath day ? • Ws 'head be gad to Ilia that air Christian dourunient, hen the height of its superior civilintien, could apply • estidiestory answer to the query thus put by the heathen and barbarian ruler of as insulted people and a violated city. gbe Court. wutD6OR, Jas. & The Prime of Leiningen and Prince Edward of Urines Amalfi& bar Najesty yorkray. The Berl mil Caster Owes =Awl on e visit la tb• Ths bawl of in Coldstream Orris pas* &Wag Omar the toliswisgplsoss : _ . 1a5."51%-ane. " Me& de Mee .....- 44.dar popelar Yob= Pee Her Mojesty's private heed siliewerde Headed in the Culla and perlased the denowtsi senpashkes: 114 7. ra. - MIN Siefter—lllwei— breilmes. at= i lligre ----- The Qum, with the Painter Bo*, walked la the Maw perk We =snag. Prise Albeit, seempeoled by the Primal sad niece Massed d lakdagess, mid sat desating. Earl Granville also sesownsinsd Ms loyal liinbasse. TID Duchess of Isst ,bird Ibisity. The lima aaelersarier lett L. mieriky Amoco for Bvtaisse. Nab. the slat et itheemot ratmeedsa. A &paid= assilleg d Mama MIMI& (Visirebels , Nia), AMa, Pithy, Parties, sod Di" =assure at dr caret Leader Illstret Selood, tegether trek Mr. & Nee*, de Clerk, bed ma birder oda the Right H. E. P. asu,w et tke office et Br Poor Lew Dowd, yeeedsy, oa the taller ot the dram* of the lead lieleagteg to the seboolet NeardL Sir Frederick and Lady Elisabeth Arthur have urinal at Itnesplin Her, Cinisa-sinst, dna Vide Royal, the at al Lard and Lady Deliimere, in Owslibs. The Right Hoe. Ti. E. Hiedatoae, M.P., has tithed at Ham 84 seer Iliserbridge, ea a visit to lard ant Lady Walk" bola Hawatdma Cattle That. abbe. Ilse Marquis and Marebiesiess of Aylesbury lave Mee reeetriag • body dale at ereenrbe Irege, sae Wrasaseeeb, Jain dr Chrome badge. Maria Mar. demo of Aybehery, the led ad Cordon a/ amen brae, esti tie Wile Hew Miry Herbert sad Me Harbert have bee mow( the gore et the bible renTelle tad sserelioure. The FAA and Countess Craven base been eater- Wain • distinguished prey during the berm' at Aok i:me-perk. The geatlsmas at the party have bed salted spirt is the saki arts pewees. la dye asp ISO hens, 297 Phut". sad 250 rabbits, betides weetral wipe mad some woodeocha wen begged. A main tasetiag Is lied be the 12th insert. We (Massage Daly Mea) leers with Inv& pka owe that eta wed et the beaky et plodder red ear seems ci Obspow, bald ea Yeaday, Dr. larlapkee, the dietlapalhed Adder. traveller, 'heady a rustier, wee lamadasonely elected ma Heararary Team at lanky. This Is ma lostrar met, essienal by the body; sad It nest be higWy gratifying to Dr. Livlaseks to dad that his senior as • medical miseireary are spprealseel sad raved by ao n. Impertast settles at We this-esuatrysosa. (nor LAsT ',tarts °Aims.) Woonsoa C 4•111, Dzc. 29.—This day md midi ablillieamy, Ras Ricalkaey M. lira Naar ftmaliry art Pkakarlari me. 1 1.=, ..".tra elielsodmb; the Lid of R. 0., k 114•01" Pekelpal Ikarekry at Skis kr Fairs Dinniawnizu, thic. 11.-71ke Owen In aegis Onsel emehe Cam Neames, ILN., to be Seeeetlierlist of As Peres mid Clemealke et MIAs. Dimmio-arraen, 3.—Tle lamas as been pleesed le appal Nitbre A. hay re h Wile nen, Ilane., to be mumbles et tbe Zneve Gael ot Neve fleet* awl Peer Teil, Esq., le le • mamba r of tie lagiar We Coma et Tobeen. CIORII4IIP/1011. ILL 4.--liestbse of to awls is dr m•I he the et Lawals.— Alsamiler et Lessingten, tbe nos ceard. Doom ro Liaovizas.—Or Friday last, the lad *MA Lori peehroall tatertelml the kboarere m his MM. he the awl* at ratty 110, at Oteme, et the Nee AIN" at The weeimm who Mem' the yr Myer drr_yerii4 hr him by Mr. err r Whorl by Lail Darlirrob, poldha, sho b 7 the t... W. G. tap. atio star o. D. Legge, Mem& Clark. sad Theme jwa., ad Mr. Th The caved white ee seam a he et temermo, esseeeleme, and moo thes me le the proposal he mein it Ow thoeszita=b)sate. at hit bioded met to ' bet he rye Iris Vra art als• Wrap Ars r i drZr a rl e= be err. Lord pr andil, Ibis Is Maid tr es dr milheleasewe/ se le th.ehmilmta 4tii 1•41111.4 rd .ast le be skald 4 dirk, *My VI MA sir lg apart Sr ilidrus 4 *drier* rd." Tb. gsea rpribt arr lore * Ibral Ihrearlag, rib sr Ad re Yaw a sairmlbl' arra• 1 re ism le Ye Mlles/ Iffsay at hansOli lbe See 4 • af a taistlittar tars tor as ▪ p the mp Tiit !Litt.—The Academy of bar** rad Latta Lehr Tet&ay elseepl W. Itemio em he ib yribur, sad IL P. lobes hr lee eloe-pettideet the=r4 x, The AMT of A t. IL II :vb• vas view • hr re tells pima per. THE. GULLY. . LOSS OF A DOVES AND OSTENI) MAIL STEAMER. We regret to state that the gala which burst forth with rock fury aleag thecae* co &twig nierkt MA dianday eentinued with awfal violence up to yeatestisy morning, and, ea anticipated, the catastrophes that they have ' , maimed at Threoghoniihe wide of Monday night a roost terrific gale 1 1 hem the N.E. to N.N.E. swept the Werth eas and thenppir part of the English Channel. In the Downs the weather le described to have bees Maly swill, the gale being mean pried by heavy idle of mow, the sea running tremendously high. Among the many menaltise that tam happened, it is hand mast be anniersted that of the total low of the Royal Mail (Continental) eteam-packet Company's steamer on her plunge on Monday eight from Ostand to Darer. The it ippon, left Ostend harbour, with the &kith mule on board, between seven end eight o'deek ea Monday eves- Mg, end was due at Dever at wisiglit.: Mr. Churchyard sends as on this subject the edlowing letter TO TIES FDTTOIL OP TIM EITII", atr,-1 bog to sood you the Wag intelligewo with lisped to tbo loos of a moil pocket of the Goodwin turd.. Copy of Weirs& from itsompto, receivcd u 7 pm., Jan. 4 1667: One of the ntell whets, supposed from o.tend, was last of the Goodwin fiends test night; all Undo drowsed. Three bodies found attached ton Ilfe buoy. Week lays an NEL" In the Agana of are positive Wormlike, it o impos sible to ay that the ma peeing reissd to it actually too Violet. In consemistos at the enagenient of the @ab sorbs shot& talegachia Male we Lac ao rcpoet at bsr departure k Dot red; bat I bac reran to believe that the lea is that at the Violet, Ihr she was due at Darer, with the matron Olsed, an Itueday sight at Heictork, and up to • late how tido evonbs ale lad net strived. Ths Vkist (NO loss sod has power) way one at the but and drtsgast piebsts es the Cities. libo warn bag ell hoe fte the Adminity, and to. asmcirsded 17 an dim (Mr. Lyons) the lad bean in the awake Re • great many years. His cbisl dhow (Mr. Peel) kid • maser's seta cm* and his lactannsster bib • ebist seta's ONO& eaM ; ia het, the damn aid ma (17 in all) arc at the Cleat end most esperieneed in the service end at the Ss. tics. In midi*. to the new a Post-aim mall gaud wee Oil band; sad at this tine at the yaw the stamther ul pas mess entounted to sheet Ire or Az. It is, at atone, isposible to suggest any other cast d this *artal sad distraming calamity this the patalring and biSdlass inersces ot the drifting cow gale.—l as, de., J. G. C - HURCII WARD. Royal sad Imperial x.O Ram Pardue Bervir, 56, Lombard-street, Jan. 6. We have et • later hour /*Neva the iuDowing boot the ewe itedlemea: " Imperial Ka aims Packct &Moo, "Landes, Jim. 7, Is:a. "Kr. Hoary atereltorerd preemies ble tooarlituents to 11'66.1110r Glebe Brpves, mad bogs to mod lieethe (ability; astmet, with mimeo to tbe low d the Violet " • cArrAni surnurr TO ma. column% AID. 'Dover, WeimerLy, 6 ca. " The Ileiglea wag age Is slag aidaight, awl the captain states that the Violet ldt Weal k s *add stone of triad, N. 8., ad now, about La p.a., as Wag ORM htg; they had rely sae pemager, three carte large Laded preview is log maw. Aceertag to year gmelkeet, I alga Mort as gm as the pa , let mires, se gag laving cage la up to Me tboe am). There was tee ugh as Ow Cobh Naga hot alaht, sal the wrap Is. ▪ Tivoch pasta alga bran Pees this said.. I gall lopeer slant LIS, sad gall Woe bar Aridly tor Ram. pie sail the Gagerla, tad hop to kip bag SPIAC intelli gent* this gworao. The oceaereac• hr art • met gloom ow the paw. Kr. Northers wee the all egret. 1 v. 6. lie is sad news, the loss of the Viokt. for there out, I test, be not say doubt se to its Wag ha. Three bodies awe *kid op, imbed to • We buoy, sot tot hem the meek, wide* lies ea the sad to the soathwerd at the totem Pros the psildea of the vetoer r bred, I as of *mica that, having, as they thought, ran dab. dietesee, sail, catching eight of the foull Light, disciegh the Neale meow storm, the two light• were saw tam Om those of the both reerimi. I lad this mistake is trequestly oteartieg. The vessel sits upright ea the egad; toad gone; dean belk-beeds, ad& doors, de., lu be mesa lostime sway. dome lames, either tam this ?tare or Dad, wen area oat at the meek at low weer. • samerose sad vary seleacholy addition to our notice al yestadey, at the lees= on the Bast sod North Coot, bee bees received. The weeks et Ws el Hartlepool has bees trey greet, eve vends bran teendured daring the bight et the gale, with all heads. Another ffi-taltd vocal, the brig Isspress, Cereals fad* t eandarleal, w di-massed, wont on the Gyres, Reeks, aad this wee (hires on the fission Beech, and eat t 4 e crew at twelve only four went raved—Jesper Idea ,rests ; Haan Ate:hewn .nd Robert Allison, steam; sad en approatior. idorithrr, the Mary Harvey, belonglag to Caleheder, was cast ashen., and twu of the crew perished. Were thria Mesa verde have has. loot er monied is the vicinity of the batboy. Curl acme westher has not less etwiesced is (het district tor many yogi.. The vessels which west down were three Khmer.e sad two brigs. The Mad. tithe Java Deicer., of bora* width was drives where soar the Bast Pisr, reported that they saw three knelt, the hart.d est that wet running pre vatting all hum aid Wag readeeed dee ukeppy ,cars LIVIIIIPOOL, Tt . r.es.v. The bnoks of the Usdeverritere Aeoscintlon report a um ber It farther camddes today. Amongst eau s • sirloin callow of Ciaimoyla Light arty this wtornistg foremen tier naueships Mahe* from limped to lisilisse, sad the Gatind from Belfast to Lowinadeny. 16 Nevi arena km*, but both midi swilered severs iajery, sod melted Beare way eddy. The brig Boa, et iltrawgiard,Ovr, waft, get es the solo at the warms it the litranglnd Lone; lei resasine. Ellie wee laden with cosh. The Jaw sad Betsey, Fez, of Wichlow, wee to rota,; yap sanity la the river with the Carina toe Dar vent ; • the former is ow Woodside hock with me•idendAs dearrgr. Tll9 WOW het hewer*, rat-water, &e. Tb• benne Barony, at sad for Liverpool, ham Shields, droPe on share is.. to Wanes Walston the Oh, with firearm and bowsprit goes. Tits certain wad twelve sea WT hat ase Ewa bed bees washed tweetward the previews trig*, and met $ Inlay pave. A telsgyerhie deepen-1i receive* boos Tahnewth reports that the Amanda, boos Livelpool to Africa, is getting oder weigh en the sight of the 4th, Wally mashed the snabsaid hewed the Reflood, it Livers pod, irentOdetes, wader twin be Cert. A wer*ig at oldpotnioro ad isiedrols, pri.-Skil oar be. Use Mayor, Timer Ellowd, lift, wws Add ilill armor iii Ur Vadireorene Roo" to Ws ids s•siiisudis tie OM of :rthe widows sad VoLs of Yr ilfrimpur Mims vii waft Ilmi widow gs gif a. rtrTaaTa..B a all Irslik am& Mei ryes" et dr wig alipsums• isi movillost• Wall ger =l=CtThisie,lll4.oholormittlis iss irlais Is Moo hiespil),•sil ik aC reaw.ltigiteatfili•Livinsullhil•rwrita•' Wm. A in. . lirsatt:ps•Sieryor _tos it Mil Tari mea r•Okr i__.... iiiii do., mil raz 1.842••:826.; 111. 'saki_ _ . Shia IL Leo% . . - 1 Imie *R. WIN. tia H. !. Ca 1111hoirs, al••• ••• alsrwertli. few, J. 12. Mx* sod LYS% And 1•0611 Mai •1••••0•• SM. swisimild is • Ills simian Isis mills= is as rasa • ilusboy as ylum*or took plus, WYK the Noyes asiososed ere a woods, el Os sabseribers world be Amid Nest day, to sp. prat. oeftwaties. Aflor width die reetisg W. 1., lip. Sou or trocc—The side a( the late sir Edward ahaeleeit Gaieth's stock at the "Damara nal Farms," kart weak, by jet. Ct. P. le tawhpallsi with Meow. a mmo. mad Whits, i wept iiapalihr of rpeetatioo sad The dela weer owillaid WO Om; a gw e l i q h 7la e l ril yawn 1161., a lam Mtn ail hat scare old W.; a ehaillmt emit saw lbws yes.. old seal dens at SS asf a ciwitwat art lily too yaws ielllL, dila whole Yam aid coke es/craps Kfl. la fit aid . The 1111M1111111• highly attest the, aoll apw au deity dews at the *II nun id ati., sad the sigmas *Se a N at h llbillln OM MO Sit 54. 6ld. A. 1.4 s of aim vide& wag . i. ied Latched 7th. a sad the at Ike 410 est. es eraged 675. 64. 0a Ow vied% lb salsa obtained saw to have bean the to oraeaton at the lair baronet end ales It was sedwated lig i on the Jett day a "pa wan lartank if :Love paws' • LATEST INTELLIGENCE... AFRICAN MAILS. (ay NLICTRIO AND INTUNATIONAL t6IILPL) (nom ota owN coaszsroxnairr.) PLYMOUTH, WasarmiDAT. The African mail steamer, Candace, Captain Hawkesley, arrived at Plymouth this morning, with the lima mails, a full general cargo, 1,800 ounces of gold, and six passengers. Among the latter is Sir George Jackson, K.C.8., high commissioner. The dates of the Candace are—Bonny, Dec. 3rd; Lagos, 7th ; Arra, 10th; Cape Coast, 11th; Liberia, 16th; Sierra Leone, 20th; Bathurst, 23rd; done, 24th; Tenerife, 29th; and Madeira, 91st. The weather had been very hot, and a great deal of sickness prevailed on the coast, bat trade was rod- The New Era, a Sierra Leone paper, states that a fracas of a serious character, which was likely to lead to a court martial, had taken place between the commanders of her Majesty's ships Sappho and Teaser. At Game, a steamer had brought news from Rio of her Majesty's ship Cruiser having been run down by a Hamburg Teasel, and a court-martial had been held on board the Indefatigable, which resulted in Com mander Fellowes being adjudged to pay the expenses, for not carrying steam-lights. FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE DISPUTED TREATY. (or ?iterate AND INTIERNATIONAL TFLZORAPPL) (TAO% OUR OWN CORNESPoNDINT.) PARIS, WEDNERDAY MOIRNINO. The Munitaur of this day contains the following : " The Conference has signed a protocol which puts an end to the diffeulties which have delayed the execution of the treaty of the 30th of March. The Conference, with unanimous accord, has decided that the frontier shall follow the valley of Trojan up the river Talpuch, leaving Tiglorad and Tobaek to Mol davia, and that Russia shall retain upon the right bank Komrat, with 330 vents of territory. The 1.,1e of Serpents iv to bo considered as part of the mouths of the Danube. The Conference recognises that it was the intention of the Congress to re-establish by Article 21 the ter ritories west of the new boundaries in their former situation ; and to conform to the intentions of•the negotiators of peace, it has decided that these ter titmice shall bo annexed to Moldavia, with the ex ception of l)olk, on the Danube, which will revert to Turkey. The Conference hes decided, moreover, that the boundaries shall be settled and take effect by the 30th of March at the West, and that st the same date the Austrian troops and the British Beet shall have evacuated the Dona tion Principalities and the interior waters of Turkey. The Commission of the Principalities will then be able to enter these provinces, and proceed to the execution of its mis sion. At the conclusion of its labours the Com mission will report to the Conference, which will re-esemble &voiding to the terms of Article 23, in order to settle by a convention the final agreement between the contracting parties as to the organisation of the Principalities." PRUSSIA AND BER?E, TrIVIDAY. The Federal Council has addressed a proclamation to the Swiss people. In this document the council recalls the examples of patriotic resistance contained in Helvetian annals. Whether it is to be peace or war is still undecided, but whatever the issue of the difference Switzerland is certain of obtaining sym pathies and support. There are hopes of an honour able peace, but in any event the popular enthusiasm is ready for the gmitest sacrifices. All accessary memaires arc taken to harmonise the exigency of the military arrangements with humanity. The country will look to the fate of the families of the eitisens called upon to defend it. V lENNA, TEMDAT. Despatches have arrived favourable — ti; a pacific solution of the question of Neufchatel. Austria in sists upon the meeting of a conference, in which this question shall he considered. Russia adheres to this proposition, and declare itself ready to tend a repre sentative to the conference. A letter from Ikrne, in the Brussels Independence of yesterday, +dates that the Duke of Saxe-Cobourg is displaying great solicitude in the pad& settle ment of the dispute, and is anxious to act as mediator. To Count Ealenbourg, the prewident of the depu tation of the Prussian Chambers, the Prince of Pramia, on New Year's-day, among other remarks, observed: We ere on the ere of greet event.. At the eon of the a pert of the maw is shout to take up anus, nod all will respond to the appeal erfth eutheekere and &unease... You, gentleeene. vbn are the repreenetativem of the lotion, he melons of eltakin:t, bY Your alkdkal 624 Per airror anus, the military +pint of the people, the sublet tearer, of our nanetry. The army fa amend and Ite discipline ex menu ; but, In order to warm that 9411, the people and you younriere tenet be blepirnl sith It. 111:881A. A letter from St. Petenburg of the 29th announces the departure of the Grand Duke Constantine, who, after making a short stay at Warsaw, was to arrive l et Berlin on len. 10. Whether be comes on to l'aris or not will depend upon the result of the Conferences. The some letter adds that the conduct of Austria is ectuddered too hostile that that of England seems friendly by •comparison. At the some time Russia, I paying not the hest attention to the remonstrances of England, continues ship-building on a large scale at Nicolaieff. The article of the trusty of Paris pro hibiting the formation of Russian maritime establish ments on the Black Sea is not construed at St. Petersburg as applicable to Nieolsieff which is more than twenty rends from the sea. It appears that Russia will not allow English consuls to reside on the Black Bea until the English feet evacuate the waters. Lord Wodehouse lately made au inquiry ea the subject frets Prince Oertchakoff and received this AUSTRIA LSI) ITALY. A letter from Milan of issury 2 states that many political arrests bon lately been made there, and that a member of one of the learned Wks had been arrested in his home. The state of &el: ing is such that the mating Canal'sl is expected to be one of the saddest Orr knostn in Milan. AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OS TILE MON"I'MORENCY. (NT Sr SMARM AND BRITIAN TILIDDIAPN.) LIVERPOOL, TVIDDAY. Tcstcrdas (Monday), Jan. I, the Montmoteney, Captain Biddle, belonging to the Black Ball line at Australian packets, with ' the Australian mails, arr h e d o ff hinlllofr, east about wren miles from Waterford, and landed her mails and passengers. She has been 70 days from Melbourne. (re x•osrrte raLsoaArs.) (room ova ows coxarsrosoarr.) LIVERPOOL, WatotranaT. From some of the Montmorency's private letters come to hand, dated up to October IS, we earn that the Olivia, and the Time and Truth, front Lon don, Charles and Volante, from Glasgow, and the Nestorian, from New York, had arrived at Mel bourne. The Glcominia, hem the State of Maine, the Guiding Star, and the Rienactra sailed for Callao; the Oliver Von Nord, for Batavia ; the Oberon and Auditor, fur Valparaiso ; and the Faith, for San Francisco. The commercial affairs of the country are satis factory. At the time of her departure, the Mootmormcy had on freight 100,000 oz. of gold. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (rams oi•a OWN coaasaroirann.) PARIS, Tosuat Ewing°. The Conferences met to-day at two o'clock. There is every reason to believe, unless totally unexpected difficulties should have arisen, that all is settled, or at least that the provisional settlement, which alone was to be rationally expected so long as the Beam mbian frontier remains untraced, has been came to. The telegraph has been hard at work for several days past between Paris, London, St- Petersburg, and Vienna. The protocol was all ready for signa ture some time since, and, in all probability, it has been signed to-day. . . Th. name opened to-day with a road= cowed by the realisation of profits upon yesterday's rise. It was not, however, very important, and the pay ment of differences on the last settlement having been sa ti s f actorily made, and the nesting of the . . ' " !symptom that the difficulties which Jawed the at4olunnent are removed, tpiotations improved in the latter part of the day, and the Rente closed very Inn at a fall of only &. for cash, and at yesterday's price for amount. Mobilier fell 20fr. The railway market was quiet. The Grand Central was the favourite, and rose 613. 30c. Most of the other lines Were from 2fr. 30e. to Ur. lower. The body of the late Archbishop of Paris was exposed to public view this morning with the cere monies and decorations which I described yesterday. Although the streets were exceedingly dirty, a considerable number of persons assembled early in the morning at the door of the Palace in the Rue Grenelle, and the crowd increased greatly as the day wore on. The visitors were for the most pert of the humbler classes ; bat very few people came in carriages. Before reaching the Chapelle Ardente, the public traversed several room hung with black and dimly lighted. Thebody, clothed in fallponti&al robes,with a white mitre on the head, was placed in a satin bed, resting on an inclined plane, so that the face was as plainly seen as if the figure were in an upright posi tion. The countenance seemed but little changed by death. The two hands were crossed on the beeLt, and so placed as to touch a cross suspended from the neck. On one of the /gores of the right hand the pastoral ring might be observed. The severe decorations of the dais, the dim glow of the wax tapers, the chanting of the priests, and the low muttered prayers of the sisters of charity pro &toed a great effect upon the spectatcem of the pompons death chamber. One woman went into hysterics while I was passing through and was carried out ecremaing. The lying-instate will continue for some days. MM. Bucquet, Surat, and Darboy, grand vicazs of the late Archbishop, hero been charged by the chapter with the administration of the dim: meuntil his sacecasor shall be appointed. The Bishop of Tripoli is not included in this commission on account of the state of his health. l'here was a report at the Palate de Justice to day that Verger's brother, who it is said, sold him the fatal knife, has been srrestal. Verger wu the son of a tailor at Mealy. A weaver named Comporat, who woe arrested at Lyons on the 20th of last month, on a thugs of be. longing to a secret satiety, hung blame In raison with his cravat a few days ago. No mails have arrived to-day from Landon, owing doubtless to stormy weather in the Channel THE LATE OF PARIS. The tomtit of the archbishop will take place on Tuesday, the 13th, sad the parilleatiou at the &arch al St, liteas-da-Mast the Mewls, day. Oa the body d the archbishop beteg seabehawl, it was Owed that cos et the cavities ot the heart (had less haverrd by the lasi& The Now TM gives with seek 'Where that the tiliettwabreldery et the stole welt set Wyk. The heart has bees separately easbeheed, sad will be aspealled is the chunk si the Caner, new thew et lie preasersww. Arson the IMBETOUS prone. pant et the awseetey at At. Itirese-da-Mast wee Meismelffreed, a weed deske of Beams, aid at her vide the messade mood iw newly ea beer, &og whkb she wee beet by his aver rest devotion. She Metes that when the mend= sada the dreg read, he qudetly drew look his their, he prier not to lords As prege. A nth Aar, whoa Medusa 1116eetre modals Ail dews, be pitied it ap, ad pe ened It to bar wit! Sweat pelisses. At the avoced tare of the preseesioa, when the seeillehop wee prate, she sew bee eeighlever draw • kWh Ave weir his eat, sod reds with fury es the Fichte. Woe. Muni aimed the nee by the Ana, wive the lodge ladieeed a Add waxed is bar telt baud, her which the blood dewed body. Beh r tide she world ma have let "'ober hold of the mem& The Incidents to which seer we ire maiOtelled la lib are eaceedisaly rasa" me hoe bees easellikd fa the premed reee. none, the oid valet of Mig. AM*, who, la Iso m amp pnread hem the barricades the sheet Whim bear et Ms itatatemste meter, carried la Ids erne the biedhe at Mgr. elbow, his vcserabie osaarsaar, mil plied rls Na amylase. _ _ Vel - pee aoudad when et the seeleelesliod sumbory of Maannege incurred ao reproach; bat be ens net Roe liked by b eournaione, far be wee sleety end teams, sad Replied in her wards to the qualms shimmed to I him. Hie ryes were ordlnerily bent to the ironed, and be never looked the person with whoa be spoke la the hoe. As the period of Ids stay at the wenierry wee drawbar to • elaaa, .one. *ego of wary arm *Asa ; be we ward sad alarrialad at the robbery, and had to ocarequeco is leave the The venerable Abbf Leaned, cart of Eh. Gin n& tAmaer role, was kind enough there to retain hie, milheask know * the halt which he had onnsitted, hat the repeahnee the young sea anaileeted appeared me lame that the print premed him and envied indulgence so hew to attack hha to the ehotelt et Blot Own= T Auzenoin. As a priest of that perhh, be au called en to ultente ea eroenhearer in the celebration ot divine service at the chapel oldie Talleriea Oa atylnag at the whoa Mama, Verger mind Sre feed, "I have taken nothing dace the mandmi, mad I feel in want of something." Food waa gloom Ids, mad be ate it with a good appetite, nothing la hie miaow amain to diaplay the lightest assotka. A model of tbi raaaasholy death of tee archbishop was strturk off la lees lima cos sad twenty hours oder the event, mad sold la the limb la venous parte of Perin On ens Ids it reprahate the ban her. 81bour in hie per baits, ad ea tie ether are the wade :—" Fiend sammilma* le $ J vier, 1867, done 74shre de bintalmools.la . the phrasal* de Beinte-Oemeviire r ead inamme, iv . . ... . Lad; words et 6nadieiissre. A mi 44,. having bora committed in the word owsleditimer, frt,m t h e syllable being omitted, another die vat immediately p m , prod, and the next day, at noon, a second medal RU on tau with the iewsiplata correctly given. ROME. A letter from our correspondent at Rome, data January I, informs us that, on the occasion of the Pope's jeer de fete, his Holiness conferred an act d grace upon the clam of preeettati, or persons sad a police surveillance on account of their political opinion.. These persons, to the number of fifty o r sixty, have been relieved from the irksome metric,. tiona to which they were subjected. The Emmy, of which so much has been mid, does not include any of the more serious political offenders, but commutes some sentences of imprisonment into perpetual exile. NEWS FOR SIR W. F. WILLIAMS. We find the following in the Journal del &kat. " General Kmety, the heroic defender of Kars, ks; just arrived at Paris, where he thinks of turning to account the few months' leave of absence which in, Turkish government has granted him. He is a tees about fifty years old, of the true Magyar type, and in the full vigour of life, notwithstanding the bard trials to which war and exile have exposed hint of late years. The son of a protestant clergyman,. Kmety took service, when quite a young man, in the Austrian army; and he had attained in it the rank of captain when the movement of 1848 and 1849 broke out. The great talents possessed by Kmety sass distinguished him in the Hungarian army; he nee, by rapid promotions gained on the field of battle, to the rank of general. When the Hungarian revolt'. tioa was at an end, Kmety was fortunate enough to escape to Turkey. His compulsory . rebidenct, together with his numerous companions m exile, was in the first instance at Shur:ale, and subsequently 4 Aleppo, where he successfully protected, at the bed of a handful of Turkish soldiers, the house of the French consul, when it was threatened by a riotous mob. When the war in the East broke out, eke Turkish government lost no time in securing the offered services of a brave general, and of out no less able and experienced than brave. His exploits, as commanding officer of the haaki-basouks, in the first instance, and later, as the commandant of Kars, are still fresh in the memory of all those who have followed with some attention the facts of the Eastern war. They have acquired for General Kmety the esteem even of his adverts ries. The gallant and victorious sortie, especially, which he organised And executed with so much sae ems on the 29th of Sept., 1855, against the Russian besieging army, is reckoned among the most bn.l. liant feats of arms performed during the war. When the fortress could no longer hold out, Kmety, unveil ing to surrender to the Russians, succeeded in paw ing, with nine companions in arms, through the enemy's camp, and rejoining Omer Pacha's army et Erseroum. The Porte has acknowledged his see vices by decorating him with the military order and investing him with the rank of general in the Turk ish army." NATAL AND MILITARY. (7101 t LAST MONT'S OAZETTZ ) WAR DEPARTMENT, J 6. masa of Dragons—Lieutenant Henry Thrum to h oreraA .. b . R A LP h Tl i e f- p iy er e t retire.; C , etei t : ceptelo, vine upon heltpay. Oreoellereemit—lt- Colonel Thome Hynde bon beam unottotikok to De certain and lieutenant. onsetatleri, via Rievet-Ceinet R. Prownrigg, C.D., who szcimegee ath Region* d Teeb—Robra nett Yell Flag to be , bypoOmems vise Rees, peleeled by poem le so losiNeeM employ; Oesese Alszeeder Mese& titerto is orb% by weirs eke Rag. M A th Feenilebotelnegssa Richard Webs*, from to the sIL le le asiermeenegem, vice Clarke, appante staff. 27th Font—Captain Hamm Stamiton to be arejor, without purchase, vice Brevet-Lbutenant-Coked Durnford, de ceased; Lieuteaant John David Downing to be explore. without purchase, vice Stapyltori ; Emelt Hobert Lloyd le be lieutenant, without , purchase, vice Downing; Gentle man Cadet lAurence R llama Desborough, from the Royal Miliyd.tary College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Llo 32nd Font—Lientenant James David Mumma to be ad jutant, vine Redman, who resigns the adjutancy only. 41st Foot—Mejor Henry W. Meredith, from half-pay, ue attached, to be major, vice R. 0. F. Steward, erU es. amiss 43rd Foot 7 Aristent-Ser . geon John Dupe trot the eta, be vies Croker, reigns& Oslo Lilly )tdba has been per. miusiW reap IdootriWgion. 74th Foot—Jan Motu Talk EM., poyokatior d olotoel ado Yr. out of Attle. to las mond., doe Dear. decomood. 77th Poot—Linkoont mod Adjaloot W.I. Le Tome boa - . . Ins pomilell rules Peal—arlan Fiedartek Seldatel to be Eserrasst, by pirehata, Derma tar retiree. 27th F«l—Lienterrt C Pork to be Oran!, it.. Gibers, whetaalia W may. 2ad West Italia NerOman sail - AHent Pratt, peat., to ta =Mrs air Wm, Allia Nadia; whom ap .2a; Angs• DM, Ins b Dia =l. • be l A js l ITTA "NW. Arai Aellehriamplan Sam V T Barbra to be sathim•iminsa is dr hers US. Mislaid-11wpm (balks Weird 1.. Fehr's to be arbanirampeen la the hear, eke Reid Artier tAinnees Proderkk Clarks tram theteF d ra, to be aidulmi.mpla, it.. Wokeley, appointed to the 24th Feet Amateur Millimisa Charles Bonin& More het ism prmrYl b ado hi coarairks. UNATTACHED. _ _ _ Ihrstoot Albert faire;i - ir;;;;ErOZ . tbe 6th Foot, to be Nib* by porebees. • BREVET. —•---- - - - - - - Difirdiewawil Sir henZFreegcli . Love, H.C.8., to have rank of liwateneat-Generel while in th• wanw • inlar a g• Diviaion of the Array in Great Britain. IhnitiunleOthwel Richard Going, redred MB-pay let Foot, Is be missid la the Army, the rank being boweeary MEMORANDUM. Caddis Hugh Ferguson Kennedy, opal half-pay trii• stledisg, he. been germitted to retire from the unto@ by • tbe ads of his COMOliallieM, being about to become • adder In Canada. ADMIRALTY, SAW. 1. Caw of Royal Mariase—Fint Lieutenant and Quarter. seater Hears Way Kawbey to be captain, vice Usably. deemed; Mona Lieutenant Hugh Law Rose to be dist bontsatiat, yioa Mawbey, promoted. ADMIRALTY, JEN. 6. APPOINTMENT. Pay meter M. F. Marshy (IU) to the Iris, 26, at anthem. CHATHAM, lam. 6. The Resolute, Arctic exploring ship, now lying at ? ai m, Is to be &Sheikh stripped, and aH ha Itsdates afro. The wrists asousenold the spereilenV i r d leging hr this morning. The Priealen, 71, whirls was for em yeses gwdabip at the cedinry at this set, I. to be tended up, oteasessis et bee pus ze sot vsni.nat condition. The Dabs Ms given olden that all Wit. in es t e MtCe tarthanth completed to Unit MR IA". 6: The Stromboli, col; - - Commander Goorip P. liir will ithi et letheerow e aresedey), ethe the gyer4 jell y owl der be le mei the kopeethithe tithe dodo awl @dam SO "Ili mre- Itheei es the pry' the thurththi, lo stop the mai- i With Glebe bailwar. Vallt ia teu=e Cielealla & — ethr IM bon tamed ever te the balk. - A Ned eseldeut wieurred on premiums ef the gels, width =1:1= 11.1. • swain, Ik. filevendena, banning leen Daley. gwaboat. The boot ospained, and the pore ma wee lest, w Yu his body yet been recovered. He has left a young widow. The ittesoote, 8, trout p, is ordered to be fined with two of Claud's Me for lowewhig locate et sr while the ship is under weigh, sad at full speed. RETURN OP THE CELT.—The seems steamer Celt, which left Southampton on the 23rd ult. for dr Brazils , ' has returned to the Sot-named port disabled. Ror 'hip marl, witch was a very heavy one, has tam returned to London. Some of the gentlemen in the Accountant's depart ment of the Gnat Northern Railway Company have formed an amateur company, under the name of the Great Northern Dramatic Society, and laat evening enacted Hamlet and the fame d Reis* at Wired, both of which were Very no eta* embodied. —Zfellinf paper, BUDDEN Di Mr. Brothert "„ bi. reedezm deka4 this day, • iMdf• The deceased nt jets 032. He • swam of a Owes &idly Im Is shorten the sitt —. In hie • XV. Brothorton V itfli of the peopl Brotherton al Mice for the Spoil move the adjourn &cretaryto the 1 tali by Parilw eased member, • the majority of p her took so lively d the House , custom at the • series of retw private business, sad the numb Make vegetaris preside at the was formerly in ski having .prw sari to the last improve their col tune( constitue Ashley and the was accustomed 01111 career. MR. BAL Mr. B. Coe without oppositS put to hint with 7tl ~ PriZT Esemaa s !lasi alirteed Poseyit oeit ho had more bat Popery in d aabrarsive of obtained a fool yourself, that mast awl in tilt croachinenta int Mr. 1371zA.Ta sated by Mr. Ch Church of Eng to uphold that haWously, to Catholic faith. Dc. ACTON Y evoked that AN witch an Enali rs7el . t then I so Isir • porti air Ireasi A. Agree "mim of tie alo e* ft thus Owe Kr. BILL I. =el En , ke the establit free done its d gime ednestim mote in no wal meat from the bank mei be ie • kpmtim =mg lei end rele abed* I eimele *dr 1111611.11•11116111 seepset le Wu the 'amiss of Dr. Arros ht the queatiot Mr. Cocoa length. METRO' Yesterday Board of Wol ball—Mr. J. ' The fist ho some to ou th. resolution hr respecting the seised." The said h as;t — fia Tee Doaed t by Messrs. Se rd cr'ir street end the =old in BAILLI w. r . asi r vi. %%Pon 111 qu i tikes so Gat the foo Ga s t, les e a d 4 haat a ht, %Rpm: