The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, A MALGAMATION of the CITY POLICE with the MRTROPOLTTAIIf, POLICE. At a PUBLIC MUTING of a ilaiSS of London, held In pursuance of • requisition .. r s Marty g e kfi tor t itha citizens in the Guildhall, on Tt: DAT. May a. MN: The Right Hon. the 1.0 MAYOR In the Chair: It was moved by Ramesh Monet. esecoket 1. N. lowtsr.. Esq. ; and mailed uesenousty That municipal institutions are dawning of the highest vene ration and respect. They are founded on remote antiquity, they ore the beais upon which everything that is good In free institu. Mom is built up and perfected. They give to NM the privilege of local sellgoverument They educate locally the people of a comae,. /101 e afterwards to take a part in the large concerns of the nation, all to he able to form a correct Judgment of the con duct of those by whom the notional 14f 14. are guided. They instruct and enlighten the mind, they practise the human in• tellect in all those exercises which render it manly and energetic, end they are therefore des,* nig of the highest possible com mendation and encouragement. )fore.) by Kiltella!iik lioleaSON, Esq., M.P.. Governor of the Bank of England; seconded by 0100 ROZ Muoite., Kiq., and carried unanimously: That the police force of this City Is as able and efficient as, if not superior to, any force in i hese realms for the protection of life end property, for the detection of crime, and for the regula tion of the Immens• traffic which throngs the streets of this City, and that it Is unwise and Inexpedient to Interfere with its man. yiemeut and control long so its duties continue to be so effi ciently performed. Moved by & W. Ellegaan, Esq., M.P. ; seconded by Alderman and Sheriff LAWRVICS. Chairman of the Committee ,f Livery men, and carried unanimously : That the citizens of London obtained from Sovereigns of these realms the right of electing their own magistrates and of keeping watch and ward within the City, a right which hits ever been ex ercised for the henebt of the people and the protection of their liberties and that the Bill for the amalgamation of the City of London Police with the )letropditan Police is an invasion of this right, and subversive of the old English constitnelOnal principle of local sell-government, which has fostered the love for freedom in this country, has drawn closer the ties which connect the people with the Crown and Parliament, and under which this City and the nation at large have so long prospered : that this meeting calls upon the representatives of this City in Parliament, and also upon the representatives of the citizens in the corporation to Mier, by evrry means in their power, the most determined op position to the passing of the BM for the Amalgamation of the City and Metropolitan Police, and that a petition from this meeting, embodying the previous rteolutione, be presented to the House of Commons by one of this City's representatives. Moved by P. G DObl , , Esq. , se c onded by ReCHD. Eq.. and carried . That the foregoing resolutions be published in all the morning L on et :l7Laperin the City Preu, and other local organa of the . . Moved by J. T. Nollin. Esq., seconded by Jilt= Azheliteg, and carried unanimously : That the beet thanks of this meeting and of the citizens of London are due and are hereby given to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, M.P., for his readiness in convening this meeting, for the ability with which he has presided over it, and for the able and energetic manner In which, in his place in Parliament, he has defended the ancient rights of the City of London. ORORGE LEDOIIIt, Secretary to the Committee of May 6, UM Requisitionists, T Q. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers es. (in Lapland) cl PARASFLNI CANDLES, to whom the prim medal (NW) las been warded. and their readies adopte ab t= bee Maleity's Government for me •1 Me military stations Them 011144111 can be obtained of aU chandlers and grooms In the United Lapdog& Price la ad. per potted . Liao Field's ads boated United genic, Soap Tablets, Id. and ad. sack The public ars cautioned to see that Field's lobelia on the or boxes. Wliolesals only, and kr sikortadeo. —Upper Lambeth, Landon, S. MILITARY CANTEENS for OFFICERS. IS each. Comprising Table KINIVIS. Spuoan Herb, Re., dc.. NO CHARGE MADE FOR THE OAK PLATE CHESTS. Every other Mae aad Ivies up to the womi of MOO oath. kept In stock. HATPIN BROTHERS, SILVERSMITHS end CUTLERS, RR REGENT STREET. alio 67 and I 8 KING WILLIAM STRUT, London Bridge. Seise priers charged at both bonsai ma at their nianatectory, Quanta PLAIS sad CIITLIZT WNW. ISKOTHD.D. OBSERVE THE ADDAMS. 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THE Russian reply to Earl Rtresetes despatch of April 10 respecting Poland, transmitted simulta neously with notes on the same subject from France and Austria, is twice as long as the original appeal, the Russian Minister having devoted himself to the task of elaborately diluting the considera tions presented by Earl Roseau. We have already spoken of its general character, and our readers have now the opportunity of judging of it for themselves. It will be noticed that Prince Goer- CHAKOIF tries to undermine Earl Romances =Tu rnout, drawn from the engagements into which Russia entered in signing the General Treaty of Vienna, by ascribing the consti tution given to Poland by ALaxartnr.• I. to the sovereign will of that Miriam'. But this is nothing to the purpose. The Powers, in leaving the form of the new institutions of Poland to the judgment of the Sovereign, stipulated for " repro " sentation and national institutions" for the Poles; and Russia, by acceding to these stipulations to that extent, entered into an irrevocable engage ment. It is to this substantial engagement, and not to any minute details of organization, that the attention of the Russian Government has been now called, although the form of government es tablished by AtExswnea I. may be properly ap pealed to as showing the manner in which that Sovereign understood the engagement en tered into by his Government. Prince Goer ceisxorv, apparently feeling that • conviction of the irrevocability of the engagement will survive his reasoning, next intimates that by the revolt of 1830 the bases of political existence granted in virtue of the Treaty of Vienna were annulled, and that Russia then re-entered upon the government of Poland by a new right—the right of conquest. Although the Prince, with a certain sense of the character of the English Government and nation, presents this odious argument with a show of reluctance, he nevertheless does present it, and it is important to observe that it constitutes the indis pensable foundation of all his subsequent reasoning. Russia baa governed Poland since 1830 as a con quered country, and Prince Goarcasiorr =ferns to think it strange and hard that the Poles should have revolted again and again, and that the moral opinion of Europe should have condemned the Russian regimen. He enumerates the institutions with which the late and the present EMPIZOZ have WEDNESDAY EVENING, PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. —4.— DUX= or SOLICITOR. AND roma rArnomAse re II OBTAINED AT THE 01171C1 or THE CHIEF LIGUITHAR, COURT OF ZANZEOPTCY, BABINOILUZ-lITIZET.I m mtftieß Vosa , viet;riniTeTn;:ic Old Kent-road, and Rt. Latarvine, Kent, railway brakeman, to surrnoder Ility 19, at 12. JOHN PARCINN,Homertot!, grocer. flay 19. at it JVN(F IRNn. Cropion, put u ti•ber :. ll:ii iv at 1. kil:TtloluflEV/ Ilikmuc t n it : v on,* ener,May I9,at 12. finwint Bro m ley, Kruk • ekalt. May 19. at It JAI= Jou,wirs, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, grocer, f lay 19, at 12. Curnm.i.. Battersea, buckler, May 21, at 12. Owen Mmerruis N rex et, Jameurtreet, Oxford-street, and Ituact.street. Inagentntreet, general dealer, May 21, at 2. THOLIS Porrve, New &guinea. Hampthlre, muter In the navy, May tl, at 1. iTlT..llii•riisi• Lee. Kent, commiNon merchant, May V, at 4. elOrrilf WIWA& Ntr3loll.latou, late bombed victualler. May V at t. • OKT.Z.ltTitTait Care and Farm:meg cAnT. High Holborn, boot manufacturers, May .21, at it BENXI' THICK, DM Hrentrori, to dealer, slay at 1. Maar GIASSoN MOOS, Upper T late licensed vie. Waller, May 21, tt.l. EtZkiii•icerr, York street, Westminster, journey man baker. May as, at 1. . . srt range- alk, Bermondsey, bricklayer. Ito 21, at 2. WILLIAM BOIWON, Seymour.pl..l3anblen.toymbroker, May 41,at 1. ABRAHAM BCYJk/11,1, Bevis. [narks, City, watchmaker, May 19, at 1. WILLIAM CH/AMISS YLCOCa, Southampton, baker, May 19, at I. EPWAXII COTTLW, Wycombe-terrace, Homan •road, ph/ 1 9dan. May 19,..al 1. CHARLFAI NATaRH, High-at. Southwark, hone desler,M , y 21. at 11. Roamer J AMES JoKIK 'Mutable. Beda,coal me. clutot,3lu 36,at 12. PaSTILLICK ZDNUIIDBLITM, Peckham general egeot.May 26. at 1. DAVID HAMEK, St. Johu•street, ekrkenwell, aulatent to a milk man. May M, at 11. JOHN Osour WILLIAM WaLcn. Blsterneplece, Poplar, com mercial clerk, May 23, at 1. JOHN CriAmBERS, Clarcodon.place, Camberwell New-road. coin agenr May 23, at 1. Jusrs FELLING SHAW, Vold Harbour-lace, Camberwell, beer atop keeper, May 3. at 12 Einem IiTTLKAOHNS, Norwoo I, bulkier, May 23, at 1. Luna Mats, Regent-street. hairdresser, May 23, at 1. JOHN kletaiss, Oldbury, Woreestelabire, charter muter, May 22, at lit WILLIAN Lizirmtni. sea., Orison, Herefordshire, late general shop keeper, May 22, at 12. WILLIAM BATIXT, Westbmenerich, coal merchant, May 23, at 12. Rosin Swum. Derby, chenille manufacturer, May 15, at 11. THOMAS WlGLlsaroltrm, Flatley, Gloucestershre, doctor of medi cine, Muy 12, at 11. Jolts fitsallL22, jun.. Leeds, cloth manufacturer, May U. at 11. °Mount ALIKANDIR COCKBURN Pickering, Yorkshire, ity 21, at 11. . . . . _ AXES llvxwcf PUW.occ, Calterlck, Yorkattire, Stay tl. at 11. Gioa;eiaiLA. -. Middlewleh. Chabke. r, Its, 16, at 1?. EICiARD7O!firS. Bala, Iferkmetbeithe, builder, May 15, at 12. DAVID 1111:011E.S, Wrtxham. Deuba,babire, cabinet maker, May 15 at lit . . • Cosiaurs BARRICIT, Wrecham, Denbighshire, wins merchant, lay la, at It. BAIIIOII.IIIIIVIONCit, Liverpool, discounter of seamen's notes, May IN. at 11. Joss WiLsoN BIMINI/go, Blackburn, victualler, May 0. at 1L JONAS Bourn. Manchester, relieving Milner, June Y. at 11. COMM= MlLsia, Bacup, Lancashire, grocer, May In, at It 'THOMAS 80evErr, Darlington, Durham, butcher, May 11, at 141. JANIS NAss►r, Birmingham, late eating house keeper, Jllll4 11. at . . BieiLAXD MASTERS, Birmingham, commercial traveller on can =Brion, June I at 10. TutsFOZZ iiorniuittant, chair maker, June Id, at 10. Millie SW ASNoat. Latighton.eurle.Northea, tallor,June4,at 11. AMID kicatzia, Itarmaish, liorksalre, beerhouse keeper, Jaw 4, at 11. J01111141D11,1:1RAW1.13, Swinton, Yorkshire, beerhotwe keeper, June 4, at IL JOSIPH RATNER Derby. lodging-Mame keeper, May 20, at 12. Wn.Lism Harm, Lanituft, Lincolnshire. former, May 15, at 11k. notes RARRI9OII, Whittlesey, butcher, May IL at 11. RICHARD Mutiny, Bristol, fanner, May 15, at IL Junto Beim . , Bristol, late beer retailer, May IS, at IL Matsui Lawaames swimmer', Mita beer retailer, May 16, se n. soya innarowcn,otimoinny.uncowsh.,buteher.itayn,st, 10. mow., Lures, Lincoln, builder, May 19 at IL TtiOltss our. Nottingham, carpenter, May 27, at 11- JOHN MIUMMITH, Norsboroulh Dale, Yorkshire., innkeeper, May It at 2. Malta= Lilareaamm., Pockthorpe, Norfolk, fowl dealer, May 19, at 11. WILLIAM TATUM. Middlesborough, Yorkshire, tripe dresser, May 11, at 1. GRAMM Hoopla, men., Dpnock, Gloucestershire, fanner, May .101111HOTIAll WILLIAM BELL, NewcastlehponTyire, civil end- Deer. May V, at t QUALM MAauras BARHAM, Northfiest, Kent, plumber, May 14, at It EDWIN Milan MoDDINOTON, Merrow, Surrey, artist. Mayl6,atlel. EMOMAI MUNDT, IHey, Oxfordshire, butler of Magdalen College, May 18, at 10. 13. ac Peary, Ipswich, general dealer, May 18, at 11. EXAM.= CIONIAND, Wakefield, Innkeeper, May IS, at 11. lona Mankato, Taviatock, innkeeper, May le, at it Jan= Moven, talebunt, Suarez, farm bailiff, May at 114. WILLIAM PuLLARD. Hastings, bookbaider, May 14, at It ONottOZ LILIAN, Stoke ea. Gregory, Boreersetahlre. dealer la euchre*. May 14, at 12. Thomas Renew Pesasehall, Suffolk, wheelwright, May 19, at 2. Georteg MUMMY, West Bnkrtoe, York.h.,leekeeper, liayl3,stll. LAST AXAMINATIONS. June S. J. Spikes, John-street, Lambeth, commercial tin yeller-June & 8.. Oman and T. Gunn, Ifeethersterre.street, City road, and Aldermanbery, City, smiths-Jeas S. T. M. Porter, Barrow hill-place, fiegent'apark, clerk at the War-ofilcs-June 1. S. Comber, Worthing, Sussex, livery stable keeper-June 3. J. Roberta, Jun., bliburraatomarimie I it& sod Globe-road. Betbuel-green, Itshmouger-J tine 3. J. Payee, Grove-place, Ful ham, earpeotar-June E. J. Setherland, l'pper eltaroy.street, Pltcroyaquare, taller-May 22. P. Simpson, Frederick-street, Hampstead-road, builder-Jour S. J. Wlngeeld, Church-place, Paddington green, labourer-June A J. C. Tighe, Richmond terrace, Lambeth, gentleman-June t J. Andrews, Church erect, Stoke Newington, bore er -May M. W. Day, High-street, Medea, baker-May 07. P. Clarke. Stratford, Baas; merchant's clerk-May 28. W. Rohm Wellcloreaquere, publican-May 27. J. Collins, Regent'arow, Denton. Journeyman sawyer-May 27. T. Attktns, aldershott, draper-May 18. G. Trout, St. John's road, Horton, boot salesman-May 24. J. Simpeoo, N place, to hitechapel, lime burner-May ES. IL T. Priere c : i tf l e a e n ay: place, Klepland. baker- May 29. T. Panora, WeUetreet, Hackney, grocer-May 28. W. Trader, Upper Whlteeroesatreet, boot =entwine's-Key IS. 8. Spencer, Verde" Haat& livery slab's , Smear-May Mi J. Pagdee, Redelll. Surrey, goner My tit K. tale, St. Peter's-terrace, Hammersmith, clerk In Me ad miralty-May M. M. lawns, Drery.laae -May 29. 0. Garner, Staining-leas and Ball and Mouth-street, (Sty, warehouseman- May SA J. Reuel, Woolwich. schoolmaster-May ga til t; H. G. Maycock, cessee'sroed, Bayswater, bootmaker- 29. C. Dalainnaerrace, Helaine, grocer -Kay 2& J. H. Mama Brick-lane, Spitallields, surgeon-Juan 9. 8.0. Hointray, laugher and Swam's. Glareoreausbuc, coal shipper-Juee 9. J. Teague, Bayles Mouse, mar Blakeoey. Gloocestershire, coal proprietor- May it, J. Carver and & A. Barber, Wells, flomsrseldire, ephol elseen-Jane & Ann Nickell.. Bath, licensed vialesHer -Jane 9. G. Miller, Lechlade, Gloucestershire, cattle dealer -Key M. J. Richardson, Mlddkebre*, Portable, prissier -Jew I. IL H. J. Town, Bradford, Yorkshire. ale marcheat-Mag V. J. 8. Tickers, Beverley, Yorkshire, May M. Thesuils, Winery, Yorkshire, farmer-ETV - . 1. Coleman, Crag stoa-spon-Hull, coal merchant-May M. G. Maas, Man chester, butcher-May M. J. Unsworth. Mks, tea dealer- May 30. B. Kreger, Kendal, hairdresser-May 30. B. G. Robin son, Kendal, mllOar's assistant-May 19. 7'. Bone, ferny, Corn wall, draper-May lg. IL Lawrence, litchurch, Derbyshire, ahopkeepee-Jeue 4. G. Turberville, Blellusbam . Worcester. Wire. taller-Jane 14. J. Hamsoe, Macclesfield, Jolecr-May 27. C. Lambert NeweastirepoeTyne, draper-May 27. W. Soarer vine, Beercestleapoo., cork cutter - May 27. W. Lowden, Neweaatlmuyea.Tyoe, Journeyman coach trimmer- May It B. A. Smith, Gateshead, beet-how keeper-My 17. W. Tweedle, Leeds, travelling draper-May V. J. tauter:, Leeds, licensed victualler-Mayes. T. C. Liftmen, Ueda, -Jane!. W. Osbourn, put. Lincoln, tailor-May 26.1 g o ir c es7 Boynton, Gloucestershire, miller-May 2A H. Hawkins, Bristol, lloeneed victualler-May 19. F. C. Bedlam. Bristol, colamMilea agent - May 14. J . Topbam, Naistwlti., Cheshire. grocer-May to. T. Biggiosou, Barthomley, Cheshire, sboemater-May 14. W. Melees:leg, Jun., we, Cheshire, pianoforte dealer-May It W. unions, sea, Brenham, ...townies...Mrs, bayonet maker rairatt 9 . l . llGrok . B . tate i n . eLO r. louctraterelttro, saddler-Ma i , 19. It H. Beech, Go n g Lion, Che.h victualkir-144 14.1. Upton, Wbltwtck, Leicestershire, Jobbing farm labourer-June 9. C. Doggett, ifsrlwyslian, Olooonree.hire, catholic priest-May It S. Aberdelts. iliedolvestone. Norfolk, schoolmaster-May 29. W. Chapman, Norwich. carpenter-May 17. C. Thomas, Chariton, lent, Umber carrier. BANKRUPTCY ANNULI D. May 1. Antittig Loma Luning; Coleman.street, City, sad Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, conuniv.ion agent. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. WituAx Homeric:" Olasbary, olstapl Is. ed., any Wedneolay, at Hiller's wo . Bristol.er—mt dividend of IDWAJLD Howian, Seamen, afilphroker-Ist dividend of Oa lid., any Wednesday, se MIISW. , Bristol. DIVIDENDS. Jane S. 1. R. Crileigay iisparate plate), Wismore-street, church furnisher—May 110. C. Martin, Leicester. surgeon—Hay 1K R. Haworth., Sawa, Derbyshire, cordwainer—June 2. O. Lees, Regent-street, and Little Brickhill, Bucks, upholsterer— May 24 J. 800, Yrsdarlek-place, Hampstead-rood, and North ampton, tootinaker—May 3d, J. Devereux„ High Wycombe, Backs—May 2K W. Renshaw, Northampton, jeweller—May 14. J. Brice. Frame, Somerastahlre, baker—May 9 A. Ford, Newark npon.Treat, each builder—May 19. J. IL Thweker, Newark. upon-Trent, halrdres- er - Hay 17. G. Burn -upon-Hall, larerpool, = " rteal " eL tur la,: ee lL pe r Po " l9. i f lintehlrer. farmer. PARTNERS/11PB DISBOLVID. A. G. T. Symons sod J. 0. Wilson, Nighton, achoobulalresses —J. Keith and R. Stiff, Westmoreland.place, City-mad, diner mnities—X Peniston and W. Angrave, Loughborough, and else where. drapers-0. Timex and J. Timm. Kingston-n=la eornmiadon merchante—A. Het-born and D. Chadwick, ter, accountanta—W. Horton and R. 91111Ingten. Wetheasbury, litaffordshlre, coal muter—B. Stocks and XB. Steele, Lords, manufacturing chembts—B. Thomas, W. Adams, and E. Cooke, Recklita. Woremtersldre, needle manufacturers y, , so far as rme da W. Adams—D. Huntlf and J. B. /lankl SandsrMad, mast and block makers—P. Phomson and W. Thomson, Ilear bertrolsne. Barberton, egg merchants - J. Burkett and L Bur kett. Struttonground Westminster, butchers—J. leech and O. Alexander, Noble-street, City, miler manufacturers—M Tom linson. Sarah Baron, Mini Baron, Hien Baron. and Baron, Bury, Lancashire, drapers, so far • isennin Mary Tom linson—J. Antroiais, C Antrulms, and P. Antro Birming ham. goldsmith•—J. C [...mum and T. K. A. tire, Crutehedfrian, City. ably brok e r s —W . N . Wads and Wade, Newport, Monmouthshire, coopers —J. Shepherd and C Moran, Egremont, Cheshire, Joiners—J. Whittall nod M. Allot, High Holborn, woollen drapers. KUTCH REQI7IdERATIONit. ROtheLlZManta Hotel. T ADAMSON DA Brech t, lLEY, Brachia, coach builder. May 11, at 300 W Btu Prot:co, Bt. Anemia, china merchant, May it, at amp star Hotel. W. Asareer's. Wn.uan "111310, Hamilton, grocer, May 8, a t th e Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ALZIANDII WOOD, .grocer , May 18, at Robert Cowes, Innkeeper, Dunbar. rAIDIOJCIII Parrs, Edinburgh. cattle (leder, May 8, at Dowell, W Lyon's Roma. Tonlibw"" WILLAX OoPLAND, Forfar, an.i Damn Newsom, Hobbes, near F o e, quierters. May 9, at Monism's Crautty sad Commer cial Hotel, !prem. Aux mini mum mot, denim Nele Dingwall. draper, Nay Mat the Cale 1, TMostas rum Norolltoo. draper. Nay 14, at the Piletaty 1111 /0 4314 71 " 42, Mosseemald, Dumfries shire, tamer, Mayl4 at the Cosamerrial Hotel. Dumfries Jtrmi DavilaMs, /Gear, draper, May 12. at the Comsseretal Motel. Fetter. Witusta 11•Laxsa.w. ()Lwow, boot the Away BW . Oisapw. '. / 13 7 13. as I"EK BAROMETER. —NEGRETTI and iM' IIBILA'S trustworthy and reliable Instrument, the We of a tratclt —Particulars by poet, I Hatton gareen 69, Coratill , 122, ltegentotrest ; and Crystal Palma, Bydesbara. endowed Poland, but no institutions correspond ' lag to the language and meaning of the First Article of the Treaty of Vienna are found among the number, nor is the universal desire for them alluded to, except where those national senti ments which the European Powers have recognised in a solemn international act are stigmatized as " chimerical passions." The Prince has the courage to take his stand on the recti tude of the Russian policy in Poland, and also the confidence in the material forces at his master's disposal to declare that the future of Poland depends entirely on the willingness of its people to resign themselves passive into the hands of the EMPEROR. We are far from intending to say that this confidence is excessive. Russia is a great power of increasing strength, and the Poles have no advantages but such as their indomitable spirit can supply. But we do say that the pursuit of the policy indicated in Prince Goarcnsxorr's note—a policy which, disguise it as he may, is the re-assertion of a right of conquest acquired in 1830—must widen that chasm between Russia and Western Europe which, two years ago, we were all hoping to see bridged over, to the mani: feet advantage of civilization, and it must diminish the securities of peace. In the second half of his des patch Prince GORICHAKOFF undertakes to account for the continuance of discontent in Poland. He appears to think that the Poles would think them selves happy under the best of Governments if they were not taught to the contrary by foreigners. Thu notion is altogether unworthy of a statesman of Prince GORTCHAROFF'B rank and merits. The influence which he deprecates, and which, the more plausibly to stigmatise, he associates with " the " party of cosmopolitan revolution," is that of the public opinion of Europe,which has at times found its most powerful expression in assemblies as con servative as the two Houses of the British Perlis tient. The prospect is indeed dreary both for Poland and Europe if, as Prince GORTOMAILOT7 appears to intimate, the conditions of a durable peace are only to be found in the absolute and un conditional submission of the Poles, and the silence of the civilized world. Occusatescr• like those which occupied the Cam bridge Borough Magistrates on Monday, and were reported yesterday in our columns, abate largely the confidence and complacency with which we are disposed to estimate the progress of society in enlightenment and virtue. It is hu miliating to learn that in the most liberal of our national Universities young men are to be found who can take pleasure in attending the services of a humble and peaceful congregation for no other purpose than that of mocking their solemnities and interrupting their worship. It sometimes happens that a miscellaneous crowd is drawn to a place of worship by the fame of novelties in the service, or eccentricities in the preacher, and alight dis order under such circumstances is accounted for, if not excused. But the young men who have been in the habit of annoying the Union-road congregation for some weeks past by smoking pipes in the chapel, and derisive laughter, appear to have had no other wish to gratify than that of showing their contempt for • form of religion different from their own. The mildness and forbearance with which they were at first treated seems only to have increased their insolence, and last Sunday it was necessary to give one of the offenders into the charge of the police on a charge of disorderly conduct. The police were resisted and assaulted, the names of seven under graduates being given who were present and taking part in the disgraceful scene. Two of the young men, undergraduates of Pembroke College, are now undergoing • sentence of a week's imprisonment for their share in the disturbance. The Magistrates had a most painful duty to perform in inflicting this punishment, but they would have been utterly unworthy of their trust had they shrunk from it. It would have been creditable to the University had these ex cesses of some of its youthful members been checked by its disciplinary action, but probably there were reasons for the omission with which the public are unacquainted. It seems that we must wait a little longer before outrages like these are restrained or prevented by the prevalence of a strong and sound public opinion among the under graduates. rbe Court. OSBORNE, MAT 5. The Queen, accompanied by Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse, drove to West Cones yesterday, and visited Prisons Leiningen. Lieutenant-Colonel Du Plat attended on horseback. Dr. Lyon Playfair arrived at Osborne yesterday. The Prieps and Prisons of Wales, attended by the Honourable Mrs. Stoner, and Major Teesdale, visited the Horticultural-gardens, Routh Kensington, yesterday morn ing. His Royal Hignness afterwards rode on horseback, attended by his equerry-in-waiting. The Prince and Princess of Wales took a drive in an open carriage in the afternoon. The Prince and Princess of Weiss, attended by the Countess of Macclesfield and Major Teesdale, honoured with their presence last evening the Royal Italian Opera, Covent-gaideo. Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office, from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands. Despatches were sent to the Governors of the Caps of Good Hope, Natal, St. Helena, and to the Lord High Commis sioner of the lonian Wands. The opera performed at Covent-garden last night, on the occasion of the visit of their Royal Riebeeeese the Prime sad Prieoeue of Wake, wee Ls Traeiets. Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury will have an @mem* to-morrow evening at her ruideoco, in Hertford stmt., May -fsir. . . The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne and family arrived at Lansdowne House yesterday, from Bowood. The Duke of Beaufort, aooompanied by the Mar qui@ of Woroester and Captain Graham, arrived in London as Monday last from the south of Franco. The Duchess of Marlborough has issued cards for an aroably ea the 22ed of May. The Earl and Countess Grey entertained a select party at dinner last evening at their residence on Carlton House-terraoe. Karl and Countess Ruaeell entertained at dinner, in Chasham-plans, last evening, the Duke and Duchess of Boorleach sod Lady Victoria Scott, the Earl sod Comilla Fitswilliam, Lady Frances Fitswillimn, Earl Bracknock, Earl Cowper, the Hon. Lionel Ashley, Sir Charles Wyk., Er. aid Mrs. Ellice, Mr. E. Ellice, Mr. Stainfold, Mr. H. aad Mr. William Warburton. Major-General Lindsay, M.P., accompanied by Lady Sarah Lineal, will leave Ragland at the close of the month for Orusida, to take the oorziroaad of the brigade of Guard& His Royal Highness the Count de Paris ho noured Lord and lady Egerton of Tattoo with his company at dinner on Monday. A select circle met his royal highness. The Earl and Counters of Seafield and Lord &Adhere° have arrived at the Clarendon Hotel for the asesoe. The Lord Provost of Edinburgh has left the Clarendon Hotel for Scotland. On Sunday, the 3rd inat., at 6, Cumberland-ter race, Ragout's-park. LaeV John Manners proinateuely gave birth to • mon, seillboes. MAY 6, PARLIABIENTARY DIVISIONS. BOUM OF COMMONS-115T 5. EDUCATION. Notice wok, and question pro Posed, "That fg k +l ,l l lo opleioa of this house that the same annually vow by parliament for educational purpose* ought to be made applicable to all the poorer schools throughout the Gem try (not being private schools, or carried on for profit), in which the attendance and examination of the children exhibit the results required, under the revised code, by her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools "—(Mr. Walter). Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word " ap plicable" to the end of the question, in order to add the words " to schools only of the working classes, but to all of them alike, in the way of proportionate aid to voluntary support ; subject to the favourable report of the inspec tor, and to tests of at leapt elementary instruction being given in them by teachers in all respects qualified," (Mr. Adderley), instead thereof ; question proposed, "That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the question." Amendment and motion, by leave, withdrawn. Motion made, and question put, " That, to require the employ ment of certificated teachers, or of pupil teachers byschool managers, as an indespeneabls condition of their partici pation in the capitation grant, is inexiedient, and unjust to the ma nessni of such schools "—( M r. Walter). The house divided—ayes, 117 ; noes, 151. AYT& Aniterstein, W. . Gailwey, Sir W. P. Montgomery Kr G. Arrton„ A. S. Galway, Visa. Mordaunt, S it C. Barttolot, Col. Gore, J. R. Morgan, 0. Biddulph, CoL Greenall, G. Morrill, W. J. Black, A. Ortfilai, C. D. Mundy, W. Blackburn, P. Gordon, B. North, Col. Blake, J. Hamilton, Vint. Northoote. Sir S. Blencowe, J. 0. Banbury, & Mentor Don, The Booth, Sir B. O. Hardy, J. o'T he Bourerie. P. P. Hay, girl. C. arrent u lt . Boon W. Henley, J. W. WWII& M. W. Bridges, Sir B. W. Hennessy, J. P. Pakington, Sir I. BMA'. B. Hemet., Sir P. W. Parker. Major Bruce, Sir H. Hibbert, J. T. Pet*, Sir & M. Buckley, Gen. Hodgkinson, G. Pritchard, J. Buller, J. W. Hood, Sir A. A. Ridley, Sir M. W. Burrell. Mr P. Balkans. Lord Engem, J. J. Cartwiight, Col. Howe., E. Bclater.Bootb, G. Cavendish, Lord G. Hubbard, J. G. Bcourfletil, J. 11. M. Cot b ibe b l . J. J. C. Humberetone, P.S. litanitand, M. co Ingertre. Viscount Stewart, Sir M. IL Co.:Masten, Sir W. Jerrie, Captain Stracey, Sir H. Colebrooke, Sir T. Joillrte, H. H. Blurt, Lieut.-Col. Collins, T. Kekewick, B. T. Sullivan. 11. Coniugham, W. Kendall, N. Tslbot, C. R. Cubits } G. Knatchbull, W.P. Tempest, Lord A. Dent, D. leader, N. P. Thompson, H. 8. Disraeli, B. Lee, W. Triangle, C. H. Dodson, J. 0. Lennox, Lord 0. G. Vance, J. Duke, Sir J. Lennox.. Lord ii. Vansittert. W. Buncombe, W. I. Longileid, IL Vivian, H. H. Dunne, Cot, Loraine, Lord Walcott, Adm. Du Pre, C. G. e o n, F. Walsh, Sir J. Dutton. E. H. n, kr L B. Warner, & FAA Sir J. B. Bray, IL Williams, W. Edwards, Col. Woods, H. Ferrer, J. = i r r :ring, T. Wynn, C. W. Finlay A. S. Manners, Lord G. ?suing. ' , hairlines; C. W. Miller, W. Walter, J. Follambe, F. J. Montagu, Lord B. Barton, C. NOR. Acton, Mr J. D. Gard, R. 8. Paget, Lord A. Adderley, C. B. Gibson, T. M. Paget, Lord C. Adeane, H. J. Gilpin, C. Palmer, Sir a. Andover, Viact Gladstone, W. Palmerston, Vint. Aytoun, R.B. Goldman; Sir F. H. Peel, Bir R. Baines, E. Gordon, C. W. Peel, F. Baring, T. G. Gowan, Baas, H. T. F. L. Pennant, Co Gower, G. W. l. Pigott. Medi Baxter, W. L Greenwood, J. Ponsonby, A. Haney, T. Dragoon, 8. Portman W. H. Beale, S. Grey, Sir G. Potter, X Beandoh, F. B. Handley, J. Powell, K 8. Beaumont, W. B. Harmer, Sir J. Powell, J. J. Beetles, Earl of Hardy, G. Price, H. G. Beecroft, G. B. Harlington, Harrod Proby, Lord Bertsford, D. W. liartopp, E. B. Frye; L L. Berkeley, H. F. Byte:, Sir W. 0. MIL Bouverle. E. P. Headlam, T. 11. , C. W. Bowyer, Sir G. Heatheete, Sir W. Hassell, A. Brady, Dr. Herbert, H. A. Russell, F. W. Bromley-Moon, J. Horsfall, T. B. Salt, Thomas Bra:into°, T. W. Howard, C. W. Seely, C. Brown, J. Ingham, R. Selwyn, C. 1. Bruce, H. A. Jambe, Sir J. C. Smith, Augustus Bury, Viact. Xing, P. J. Smith, Abel Butler-Johnstone, tt Klogso.oto, Col. Smith, J. A. Butt, I. Xnatchball.Hugeo. Stonley, Lord Cardwell, E. men. L tßaosl•lL J. Childers, H. C. Lyard, A. H. Steel, J. Chip, J. Lawson, W. Sykes, Cot. Clifton, Sir B. J. Loatkain, E. A. Thornhill, W. P. Collier, B. P. Lefroy, A. Tollemacbe, J. Cowper, W. F. Leighton, Sir B. Turner, J. A. Cox. W. landsay, W. S. Turner. C. Crawford, R. W. Locke, J. Vane, Lord H. Daiglish. X Lowe, B. Vernon, H.P. Davey, B. Mackie, J. Villiers, C. P. Dickson. Col. llacklansis,W.(Lym) yysw, R. A. Dlliwyn. 1.. L. Matins, L Waldron, L Doulton, F. Martin, P. W. Wr i r i. l:a i ll. Duff, M. R. Martin. J. W atlloSton. J. W. Egertou, Sir P. G. Haney, W. N. Werreliu, .IL Egerton, A. V. Mitford, W. T. Westhead, J. P. Enfield. Vim Moffatt, 0. White, J. Ennis, J. Moucrieff, J. White, L Evans, T. W. Morris, D. Wood, Sir C. Ewart, W. Morrison, W. Wood, W. Ewing, H. X Mowbray, J. B. WyeW, M. Farquhar, 81r M. North, F. Fellowes, E. Osborne, R. TZLLIRS. Foley, H. W. P. 4 more, B. Brand, H B. Forterieue, C. 8. Paget, C. Dunbar. Sir W. ACT OF UNIFORMITY. Motion made, and question proposed, " That this house will immediately resolve itself into a committee upon certain portions of the Act of Uniformity"—(Mr. Ed ward Pleydell Bouverte). Debate arising ; motion made, and question propmei, "That the debate be now ad journed "—iLced Robert Cecil). Motto°, by leave, with drawn. Oruriaal question put.—The home divided— Ayes 157, um 136. AYES. Adeane, H. J. Fortescue, F. D. Paget, C. Angertan, W. Tortescae, C. S. Paget, Lord A. Ayrton, A. 8. Oaks% J. M. Lord C. Aytoan, B. & Gavin. Major =mom, Visa. Baines. K. Gibson, T. IA Pea, Sir R. Baring, T. G. Goldsmid, Sir F. H. Peel, F. Barnes. T. Gower, F. I. Peto. Sir S. M. Bass, M. T. Gower, O. W. Pigott. Sent Beale, & Greece. J. nikington, J. Bemis& F. B. Grey. Sir G. Ponamby, A. Beaumont, 8. A. Gurficu. B. Portman, W. H. Bellew, R. IL Banbury, R. Potter, B. Black, A. Bunke!, T. Powell, J. J. a4enoofre, J. G. Hamner, Sir J. Price, IL G. &inham.C.arter, J. Hartington,Marq.of Pepe, R. L. Bound., P. P. Halter, Sir W. G. Proby, Lard Brand, H. Headlam, T. C. Pugh, D. Brown, J. Henley. Lord IlfiziLatn, ViaL Bruce, H. A. Herbert, H. A. T. J. Buckley, Gen. Hitibert. J. T. .11.uTis . e.117k. Buller. J. W. Hodgkinson, G. ReaselL A. Bury, Viect. Howard. C. W. Russell, Sir W. Butt, L Ingham, IL acholebeld, W. Buxton, C. Jervoine, Sir J. C. Seely, C. Caird, J. Johnstone, Sir J. Shelley, MY J. V. Calthorpe, P.R. King, P. J. Smith, U. 1. Cardwell, E. Kinglike. A. W. Smith. Augustus Castlerosse, Vinci. Kingscote, Cal. Smith, J. A. Cavendlah, W. Kinnard, A. F. Staepoole, W. Clifford, C. C. Layard, A. H. Stanibutd, M. Clifton, Sir It. J. Langton, W. G. Stanley, Lord Cokbrooke, Sir T. E. Lawson, W. Stausield, J. Collier. It. P. Leathant, R. A. Steel, J. Co ham, W. Lewis, H. Sykes, Ga. Con, W. Cranford, XH. lAndaay ,W. Tho Locke, .f. Thornhill. W. P. Vane, Lard R. Crawford, B. W. Lowe, R. Villiers. C. P. Dalizlich, K. MacKvoy, L Vivian, H. H. Davey, R. Mackie, J. Vyner, R. A. Dillwm L. L. Xackinnori,M.(l,ym) Waldron, L. Douglas, Sir C. Maguire, J. F. Warner, E. Dud, St. E. Marjorlhanks, D. C. Westhead. J. P. Du& R. W. Martin, F. W. Whalley, G. H. Duke, filr J. Maitln..l. White, J. Dunbar, Sir W. Malay, W. N. White, L. Ellice, IL Bt, And.) Miller, W. Wood, Sir C. Enfield. Visct. Moffatt. G. Wood, W. Esatomie, J. Moucrieff. J. Woods. 11. Evans, T. W. Mortis. D. Wyld, J. Ewart, W. Morrison, W. Kiang, H. X North, F. TILLSItaI. Finlay. A.B. Ogilvy, Sir J. Boaverie, K P. lltswiltiam. C. W. Osborne, B. B. Urquhart, W. P. Foljasalve, F. J. Padmore IL :.. NOW Annesley. Col. OlsristiifiCTW. Montgomery, Mr O. Astell, J. H. Gore, J. R. Morgan, 0. Bartlelot, Col. Omensll, G. Mowbray. J. R. Bathurst, F. H. Greenwood, J. Mundy. W. Beach, W. W. Grey de Wilton,Via. Nam, Lord Beetle., Earl of Cherso, Sir E. Pleiades/ate, C. N. Brecroft, G. S. Hamilton, Visct. Noel, G. J. Bentanek. G. W. Hardy, G. North, Col. Beetled'. G. C. Hardy, J. Nortbcote, Sir S. H. Berenford, W. p, B. Booth, Sir H. 0. rfryli E. r J. C. Pakington, Sir J. Palk. Sir 1,. Borill, W. Heals., JW. Palmer, it W. , Burnley-Moors, J. Hervey, Lord A. Palmer. Sir B. Bramston, T. W. Renege. Sir F. W. Park-r, Major Bridges, Sir B. W. Haford. B. 8. homey, Vise. Brooke, H. Holmesdale, Vint. Potts 0. Bruce, Major Hood, Sir A. A. Powell, F. S. Bruce. Sir IL H. Hereby, W. H. Puller, C. W. Burrell, Sir P. Borden, T. B. kidley, Sir M. Cartwright, Col. Hothani, Lord Roger., J. J. Cecil, Lord B. Howes, Z. Sciater•Booth, G. Cobbold, J. C. Howard, J. 0. S^ott, Lord H. Codriogtoa. Slr W. Hunzberston. P. S. licoartield. J. H. Collins, T. Hunt, G. W. Selwyn, C. J. Cubit', W. Ingestre, Whet. Smith, Abel Dalkeith. Earl of Jenny., Earl Smith, S. G. Denier, 8. D. Jolliffe. H. If. Rooms, J. Dictum, Col. Kekrwich, 8. T. Stanhope. J. B. Diane% B. Kendall, N. Stewart, Sir M. R. Du Cane, C. Kerrhou, Sir lt. Stracey. nir H. Duncombe, W. E. Knatchbull, W. F. Start, LE-CoL Du Pm, C. G. Kaatchbull-lingear Taylor, Cot East, Slr .1. B. mu. R. Tempest. Lord A. Edwards, Col. Lefroy, A. Tollenzachs, J. irgertua. Sir P. G. Legt, W. J. Trete,* C. H. Egerton, A. F. Lennon, Lord 0. 0. Turner, C. erton. W. Lennox, C. R. Vases, J. Hiphinatone,Sir J.D. Leslie, W. Vaisaittart, W. Farquhar, Sir M. Lindsay, Gen. Walter, J. Ferrer, J. Lorne-, Lord Wallington, J. W. Fellowes, H. Lyall. G. Whitmore. H. Ferguson, fir J, Lynes, F. Wynn, C. W. Filmer. Sir E. Matewaring, T. Fitzgerald. W. H. mans, R. TILLIILL Forester, Geo. Manners, lord 0. Walpole, S. H. Galway, Vied. Illtford, W. T. Heathcote. Sir W. Gard, 11. S. Magma, Lord IL Colonel North will move on the 2nd of June that an humble sddrees be presented to her Majesty, praying that she will be graciously pleased to appoint a royal coin. minion to inquire into the present system of distributing army prize nines,. UM. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. PRUSSIA AND FRANCE. The Augsburg Gazette contains a communication from Berlin, stating that M. de Bismark has not only refused to unite with the other three powers, but that Prussia would even declare war against France if a French fleet should attempt to pass north of Memel with a view of getting to the coasts of Samogitia. Upon this the Tempe remarks, "We do not know what credit ought to be attached to this news, but in any case there is no occasion to be much concerned about it. As long as the discord which exists between the Prussian government and the public opinion of Prussia shall continue, the projects which M. de Bismark may conceive need not be regarded as very serious." GREECE. The Nord of to-day says :—" If our information be correct, the seoond conference relative to the affairs of Greece was held yesterday in London. As in the first sitting, which was held on April 29, the Ambassador of France, the Ambassador of Russia, and Earl Russell were to discuss the differ ent questions relative to the accession of King George L to the throne of Greece in connexion with the consent of the Danish court and the refusal of King Otho to abdicate. It is thought that the third meeting will not take plane before the 15th inst. The Greek question may, therefore, be re garded se nearly settled, and the diplomatists look upon it as almost decided." INTOLERANCE IN SPAIN. The Grenada Court of Appeal has just sentenced Matamoros to nine years of heavy imprisonment for offences against religion, and another of the co-accused to seven years' imprisonment, with de privation of civil rights. FRENCH NEWS FROM MEXICO. The France publishes in large type the following news from Mexico, which is, however, little more than an amplification of one of several telegrams the reliability of which is doubtful : It is announced that a despatch received by the Emperor this morning from the Captain-General of Havannah brings most import►nt news from Mexico. General Ortega, the commandant of Puebla, finding resistance impossible, made proposals to General Foray for a capitulation ; but the conditions offered by the Mexican general not being sr, oeptable were refused. The next day the besieged, to the number of 12,000 men, made • sortie, and were repulsed with such vigour that the check became a positive rout. After this attempt the municipality supplicated General Foray not to bombard the town. He replied with the dig nity which becomes a French general that • bombardment was not necessary to assure victory for France, and that considerations of humanity were never separated in big mind from the rights of war. When the bat left bring ing this news, which we trust will be confirmed, the uncoil ditional eat.itulstioa of the place was considered oxtails. The Pays, in two words, says that, u it was going to press, the news arrived that Puebla was taken on April 7. (atorsa's rmazasusi THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BROMBERG (Provioce of Pan), MAT 6. The Brornberger Zeitung of to-day says : "On the 2nd inst. the corps of insurgents under Taczanowski was defeated near Binoszeno. "Taczanowski himself was wounded." RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Aran 25. The Northern Bee, which, in common with all other Russian papers, is subjected to the imperial censorship, publishes a correspondence from Berlin which is worthy of notice. It says : " When the Polish insurrection broke out Herr voa Bismark-Schonbausen offered his services to Russia, although the latter power neither asked nor required them. King Frederick William agreed to the proposal made by his Minister to conclude a convention, not that be anticipated that the insurrection would prove a Krum of danger t o either Prussia or Russia, but solely with the view of doing a favour to his ally Russia, and particu larly to Austria." The Northern Bee then states the ground upon which its assertion is made. A similar style of writing is adopted by all the Russian organs in reference to the Prusso- Russisn Convention, and they are unanimous in stating that Prussia in her zeal was desirous of bringing about, and had actually proposed, a triple alliance, but that Austria was wise enough to reject it. The conflicts which have taken place between the Absolutists and the Progressista, both in the Impe rial Council and in the Chambers, have, it is said, caused the Emperor much disquietude. Vague reports are circulated of an approaching Palace revolutieu. Complaints are made of the want of determination in the authorities here and the lack of judgment displayed by the government in Warsaw. The invalids Rouse confirms the statement that the Emperor had called in all the privates on fur lough with the object of increasing the strength of each battalion of the infantry reserve division to 1,000 men. Much popular excitement prevails in St. Petersburg, and revolutionary placards, headed with the words " Down with the Romanoffs, " Down with the Germans," are occasionally found posted up in the streets. The French Academy of Sciences has named Admiral Fitzroy corresponding member for the section of geography and navigation, in the room of the late Kr James Clark Roes. --- The Dula of Beaufort's wolf-bunting in Poiton wee brought to a close lest week by a brilliant run of seven leagues, when the wolf was lost, as the dryness of the ground did not allow the scent to lie. A correspondent of the Preesc says that sporting men think very highly of the duke's' hounds, and are of opinion that, if they had been brought over at the opening of the season, excellent results would have been obtained. It is expected that the duke will return to Poitou early text winter. The Oat-Dentache-Poet contains the following : " The Empress of Austria takes lemons is the Hungarian language daily from Protease Homoky. Her Majesty ie so food of this language that she has recently taken into her service a femme de chambre, a native of the district of Raab, who speaks nothing but Hungarian." " For some days past," says the Augsburg Gazette, " the King of Prussia drives out in a carriage drawn by horses harnessed in the Russian manner, and driven by • coachman wearing the national Russian costume. His Majesty is always enveloped in a cloak, with a military helmet on, and is never accompanied by any person." "In the course of the present month," says the Vigse of Cherbourg, " there will be is this port four iron clad frigates—the Normandie, Conroe" Solferiao, and Magenta. The Emperor, before going to the camp of ChlJoes, will, it is said, visit Cherbourg to be present at some experiment' with these floe vessels." The Mercure Aptisteta state* that a German has jamb invented paper cups, which may be seed for drinking the hottest liquors, and the met of which is only one cen time ! During the representation of the Taut de The at the flute' of Newer (Mouths) three evenings ego, Millie. Doeroisy, wbo performed the part of the barques, approached too near the footlights, and ►er dress coming is contact with the gas, was instantly in a blue. Fortunately, by the prompt *Adduce of the persons sear, the Are we putout, end the injuries she esstaimed were not &norms. Her face and seek escaped, sad her only buss are on the back and arm' EXPRESS FROM PARIS. -- (ram ova wont ootazarosmeer.) PARIS, TIMM/AT EV13113, The Prose seeks a motive for the omission in • ••i Mouiteur of the Russian answer to the Aust., note ; and it ia, in point of fact, a curious tl t that whereas the St. Petersburg Journal has alrti. published all three despatches the French ;use r ment should think it advantageous, in any to oeiveble point of view, to keep back one, for ti very few hours which now stand between it u universal publicity. The Presse observes that tl suppressed despatch is the moot interesting of tk three, on account of the double and delicate shoe tion of Austria, who has a foot in each camp, she protests with England and France, and at tin same time holds Cracow by virtue of the iniquitous partition of Poland, made by her jointly via Russia and Prussia. As to the value of the he despatches published, the Prease strikingly a presses an opinion for local readers when it say, that "had they been written by Viscount de k Gueronniere himself they could not have b eet more vague, more ingenious, or more dilatory.' To the Russian argument against the revolution.," tendencies of the epoch, the Frew opines that X Dronyn de Lhuys will be reduced by the " logi c o f the situation" to reply in the very terms usel bJ England some years ago to France, when sbe thplo matically attacked the right of asylum which ree e lutionists enjoy in England. The Opinion Nationale thinks Prince G ork h a kotre answer to France a chef d'murre of disb matic courtesy. It is really a marvellous comci. donee that the heart of Alexander HI, sh ou ld b, at this moment beating precisely in unison will that of Napoleon 111. ; but at bottom it is cleat that Russia says nothing, and seeks only to gait time according to the rules of diplomatic art "The question is, whether the cabinets will subm: to be rocked to sleep." The Petrie ventures openly to differ with el, Moniteur's opinion that the despatches " open, door to plans of conciliation," and says that .: reality they contain "a refusal in measured au polite language ; that is all." INDIA. By the arrival of the Bombay mail we ba, adveces from Bombay to April 13, and from Ca eutta to April 4. The Viceroy's "progress" still continues. H. Excellency made his entry into Umballah, Pen jamb, on the 27th March, and was received in grin state by the chivalry of the Cis-Sutlej. The troot of Puttiala, Jheend, and Nabah, and a large nun ber of Birders and followers, made a great dies The popular demonstrations with which the Viorro was received amounted to an ovation. Ills Face lency left on the let of April for Simla. " Thellnglish mail of March 19," says the Tim of India, "brings the welcome news to Indiathat th ministry has determined to appoint a royal commie, sion of inquiry into the grievances of the India army. Sir Charles Wood will have the warn thanks of the Indian army for this concession ; it all that the army ask for. The speeches of tit( Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Argyll on the subject were calculated to produce infinite harm it this country, and no wiser step could possibly have been taken than the appointment of this comae sion. If no injury has been inflicted by the anal gamation of the local army, the fact can easily be made plain ; while if injury has been inflicted, rri must all be anxious to see it redressed." The government of India is confident of the pacification of the north-eastern districts. Caplan Morton has been ordered to realise all arrean revenue due by the rebels. The Cakutta Englishman of April 4 says : A number of Manchester capitaliats, we have hesrd pro pose to purchase front the Indian government the time (lanai ; to apply to it akdfal engineering work and supers Mod/ince ; and, having made it what it was intended to be but never has been, an efficient canal of irrigation mid bete traffic, to raise from it a large revenue profit. The t;ezign Canal cost the gores ument, or the public, the large sure ot two millions of money sterling ; but as a public work, excepi for the patronage and profit involved in its construction, is has been almost useless. Should it, however, pus ink the management of private English enterprise, it may ys become an institution of vast utility in the districts aro% which it pluses ; and we should be glad Milted to see change owners as proposed. (MOM LAST NIGHT% GLILTTL) Sr. J AlfEieB PALAC; MAY 4.—Notice beret giveo, that the services at her Majesty's Chapel Boni, James's Palace, have been . appointed for the furore to tsi place as follows :—Mormog at 10, moroiog prayer as arum ; won, Litany, Communion service, and bermes seeping at 5.30, events( prayer. By order of the lea Fitaiat Gaaror, Bob-Dean. . ST:J mug -- . I:;LLCI.., MAT 4.—The Queen ha been pleased to appoint James, Lord Talbot de blalabid to be one of the lords in waiting in ordinary to her II jesty in the room of George Francis Robert, Lord Harr . K. 5.1., resigned. WHITEHALL, MAT 2.—The Queen has be pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under o Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Greet Britain a, Ireland, oonstitatin j and appointing the most noble Ede& Adolphus Duke Somerset, .G. ; Vice.Adminl t. Hon. Sir Frederick William Grey, K.C.B. ; Rear Adana Charles Eden, C.B. ; Bear-Admiral Charles Fredend Captain the Roo. James Robert Dnimmood, C.R; James Stanafeld, the younger, Esq., to be her llsjed) commissioners for esereang the °diced Lord iligladnir of the said United Kingdom of Great Britain and Deka and the dominions, islands, and territories thereunto longing. Tim annual grand Caledonian ball, under Ix same distiognished patronage as in tamer years, has tea arranged to take plum at Willies Rooms, on Moak, June 8. The annual meeting of the Liberation of 'ion Society was held last evening at the Freemaoni Hai Mr. T. 13nrook ALP., presidaL The speakers include! at Bev. C. Vioca of Birmingham, Mr. H. J. Preston, P.M. W. Loden; Dr. Halley, Mr. E. Miall, sad Mr. Hut Mason, of Ashton-nnder•Lyne. _ _ A grand fancy bazaar was Lela yesterday at th( riding-school of the Knightsbridge Barracks, for the pet pose of collecting funds for the support of the house in ietant asylum which have been established by the Sister of St. Vincent de Paul among the destitute Irish porch lion at Westminster. Among the stall-keepers are th Countess of Kenroare, the Countess of Newburgh, t► Countess of Fife, Viscountess Honeys, Viscountess Cut!. rouse, Lady Camino, Lady Dormer, Lady Acton, LA Chichester, Lady Clifford, the Baroness Karechetti, and number of other ladies of rank and fashion. The recant , Boos to the bazaar have been very numerous sod bescilu. Sir Edwin Landseer was made a contributor rester* being ea biz first appearance inveigled by some of the fai ntalLineoponsto draw a noble sketch of a dog, which site wards sold for upwards of 201. . . Sir Fitzroy Kelly will move on an early tl.iy 1 " • select oommittee to consider the effect of the malt law upon the cultivation and price of barley, and upon the ma nufacture sod price of malt and malt liquor ; also upon tle application of malt to the feeding of cattle and sheep. On the 2nd of June Mr. Fenwick will call tbr attention of the House of Commons to the present state the sea fisheries and the laws and regulations affecting Ws: and move for au inquiry with • view of 'Demoting stir supply of a wholesome and nutritious article of food for Pe benefit of the country. Some surprise was created at Marseilles s days since by the arrival there of CIO convicts from 4 'sycon their period of punishment having expired. Thee had Iv , ' Laded at Toulon from a ship of war, and had arrived ! Marseilles au their way to the place allocated to them to their future residence. It was necessary that their co' ports should be signed at Marseilles, and as this (crania' required some time they amused themselves in vialtiog tin town. It was wy to recognise them by their (aces br00 ,4 with the tropical sun of Cayenne. They had the appe , " anon of baring freely indulged iu wine. One of them. vt' had saved a sum of (Daft.. had nearly fallen a victim to 0s cupidity of one of his companions, but the police intiitfrn 4 sad wasted both. HOU The Sri Several tox?atiipg Mr. against th the gross Saxon CI further p church is where too the elan' of churn! should he sessions property the prim it rei;ogat without r bon. gen cbinery to be cal U$ tax a placed an ecclerinati ono thirt latter eler to the pat to the hoe bill, and church of sod was views of Sir H. : Sir C. lett speak BRIM The moiety SHATTISI Total n 158,7501. saseeet I the year wee tin . lOn g e t ro e s the Seal I THE El The fi Lord Bid =bum "My I the addre tem* am lordship 2y002711 e rural opinion of manifosto pernicious mine the God. The remarkat to be ap The feu treat tha rigs the efforts to been folk to the pre the faith to Meier tone whi wise tut W ilk to the ru: your hill " The PE vestry of Hell, He az: of to the pi queries Hospital, vidiog were boil temporal beat cou to devo pox am who NM( lotion tc ?az r TH E I who is SI mtirclorei His halm ioqi2est FINMI