The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-11 00:00:00

THE PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM A VICJI lON COMPANY bolt sad native rods lad puma kr CU LON, MAI/949,C A, PENAIIO,OI/10A. 90114 awl WOO a JO. y tiww •WWWW.olartuto MIS t%, on :Oth every isoolh. lam WIZ ea or goat loath of ato wash. 11109lBAY.—Tto Company .1:I Wok osoonamoollw•wohoot 9••• ta emu y t o woo" owwww ea Ilt• Oa 9...mk5. orb Joavono aim alwaira Owe ADIOS Si ansaav by a ~re insisted W bin 11•090 ow Ow Hat allemese biseirnealm whit dosstar lowdosealootto •a. eth Nowak % Owe ossorpoto Not mob, owl pelt to old ONO 110111189 WIWI= DIDIA. 11.1. 01111811•1111t000n loblopilaloa vary AMA* moat. Tfa y\hnaae.llr esialay or ohs roma le Ms Papenr• Wow*. OW of lame IllOt of Ow math le Malta, Gore. Alowadria by bor Ilaesty*. olosown, awl tram Saes by the Iloratabio Ina bolls 11:1=••• Jason% 141SIMANEAL—VALTA-0a Ow Silt wol lath of Joy mow& Romania al•-0a Jo Nth of Jo North. Almowirlo— tas Woh of Jo aostb.—(Teo nal of orwooomael oa dr* Si. bamboos wabortatly rallood). WAIN ma rustrnat.—vaps own% WAN% 0604 in a Olbrattoe, as the 7114 Mk led fhb of tho small N. The elloomoldpo at the Owoosay amply afoot between 11111. any Iftelpll% gal Wag Kam ort boron reams&ma tart other atforantWa =A Waif tbo Obworly 4 me** ye Wood awl reductst nap of primp awry owl Si.OP owl Si Oar at Ow to and wows pm mow. as. ell l 7 se the sera Loadoutulbouvot, Laths, oar Urastal-ploor. M. = w T m 1 §UUMARINF. TELEOKAPII.—NOTICK 18 its kV.IY GIVEN, Ow two NC EXAMINE WIRE' are sew EN Et FED • ith %le OECI , E4 as tbs, COMPANY, Nei MA ODILe. au.L. hedge, when all Irastatees I r trusambeee la the Cuetlebet NW be eselterel ea i pal I fer, "Orme. Ow sane erase be Mr. VerdeL —DULA We ard d) a 4 Put ember. lASlmew, O. L. PARR OTT, Soseetaity. VICTORIA lA% ASA;RANCE COMPANY, •a, Kies Wdlialautteet. Qty. KW.ltasbed ISM. Comdex —iiKKJAMIN HAW LA Peg. Goer, Cll•laidall—TUOMA4 NKAIIITP, FAB. aedrie Mandis t Erg. W. K. redeem, id. owe. Dem LW. Jobn N o J. C. le. , Esq. Jobn N01k41. 114 4 ‘ J. P. Cadge, laq.. f.ILL Mules Pluilips, aq. Mean Uobleneid, K.* Lead Pude, bap. Wiry Gerdy, Keg. VB. Calharham Woolen, req. MU teuin.we ed the Company embraces every description el it erresered •Illi UM AffIll•006. The rimier' an indents, art zed be Maid r,neediy. hellieerly. or otherwise. Onsiit allowed at awe-third of the Headed till death. or bait Gee litlaiumo for Pee Tears, nn r,•11.w takes out Gov tbe obeli of We. Mersetute is most of the Cl.ll3bee allowed without emend et my MN rrcllaillM. Mild rata ter tbe del ad Wad Wise are pees. Idly teesoarable to Asearere. Pereclee way be Mlde absolute aecuritiee. Great toddle pled be tbe swim: meat or Traveler et Polities. Lama are wade en Monde. or Freeholds, Lees rholdis, end LIM Mende, les.—also to ruhijelsol.Wes with uneaseptiosable Permed Oneellie. desrAl:be or to per rest. of the entire Prod, are serape Wed to Mater. ce tbe reset scale. /Midis is psrucelarly refused lithe new Proapretes jibe lend.AWetue, Ilt ILLIAM MATRA V, Addy. liONI)ON and PROVINCIAL JOINT-STOCK lint INSURANCE. cOIIPANT ; istablhhed 1147. Mom, LACISCHriCII-STILEIT. Ills Company Abet merry mu-Iption of hie iseureaes, both me the pitteti•tinit sal noa-stirtieli atio, rule , They Wet lead ratroy ea lbw /*eon , freellokl end law leasehold pommy. retirnioa• (stogie.. or .ontinel elm, lite Interests, cad to sser :ettslly welisable; and on remeal reetarlty, ernampenied by is Wet three briab!• auretiee, sad • policy or pobehee of Imenrenre elfeeel watt (be Company. II es µmoll peewit,. the Ursa Is nods f period, of from ass to be men% repay tle by ans.!, her-ye aly. or qaarterly isistahn. eta. apyho dm. ta'. inn to tub...whim sal to convert them erprhold• Into tree h.,41 prttperty, un , lee the poser. Risen by the Act sect tweet! lag peen*, may obtala loam for that putters. In all t 0... of Iron. the lowest 1.7. per tent. per annals, and the lantana must be glinted foe at WM ALLdouble /Wine the ,tsount harrowed. C. INU. ry and Secretor.. UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE (Fire, Life, WOW Cara sad Itaker-etrert, Lorton Coltego. prea, Dobbs ..ad Ortmesorratreet,liamebass. hotituted eat. 17 14. LIEF:. —ltoluerd rates for 4oaae abd ataldle Mee. bith the Irma& hie al e &smear la 1ii.141111 , kW warty 140 yaw* The Lao Whitt ilea') pre Waite., to pa: woe imolai ham 23 w» per cent as the pret rasa 11111.11 MeV preauttme. Leber tate without prallto larsehirdeoaly of the premfbra may be raid onttl death. Diereamete aad tacteseieg rates of premium, &ad ha:flearly or Ineterty. Lease emoted. Medial free allowed. 11114 iIfeURANCDS at the rata TO THOIIIAa LEWII I , are .tar?. NO NODS MIL VITIATE A nun'. ELICAN WZ INSURANCE COMPANY. aliblidied la 1;97. airs : 77, Lomhardhilmmaty. and 37, Chatuoperore, Wertrateeter. 211=01040. Debut Gurney Bartley, S R . Kirkman D. IP•khroott, FA. WICAM3 COMM, Naar EN. Inbar. Davis, E. Wary Lsocelot Hollsad, Deb. Mr-UM Fuller, EN. J. Petty Ilueprati, Lay. Jaw A. Gard" M.D., ELS. IC. Haarpiets Turner, rag., P. 11.11. Beery Ore, to+ Matthew Whtttng, Fati. &DOI P.—At the divisioa of poets. declared up to end July, 11147. Ile bona. added so polrcie. effected In the seven um-ether' rare cm rtqllfll ea"ye aveveroi per tenl on thr premium. paid. Fret-Althe at MI per Cent. ed the podia are davided sampt the • pal la y 1001 W.% LOWY tr IWNIIISOOS with life simmer as. approved wont.. Amu. Pion= ',guard far Ume Aawneee d [lin fin the WllOl9 brad WI: &AO. VIA - ',unarm hear WOO P.M. !VT S— un issii i t e lk le I 4 II II 14 4 4 ALFRED LIF E ri A 8 8 U R T I I I O I . C 8 and D 7 . l A akbarE Undo& 1 PAtaba•bed MR. Tscorns. Msi. Paumberto• Armee.% FAR. I Marko Eleatos Ell* ER. Ou r I riderldi Mame, I"• Or -. Wodilirme Clime, Esq. , 6i. 16. 0 ille UMW. I enenuun —The Hoe ELIOT T. TORRE. M.P. • Dawn Ce.ranne—WlLLlAM JAMES MAXWELL. Eaq. EL Is Ramped Barber, Eng. I Witham Jew* Lenemeer, EA. =Prod. Eildrent. row. Choke smell Per* Est i Melee SUM. EN. Ernie A. Memel Omni" Po, EN. Liret..Celeer 64 l 6 l= Lib Amerenitee oe every deo:Optima ems be anted with tAM MmeeleMee. Deemed Annealed granted with °Weer are orry hreoerettle M own J. W. HAMPTON. Ammar, ATLAS FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, It Cbragalds. EA&Ward lOW aad pywryrd by Act al JJI. 14 Geary Ul. . la Ss WE DIMECE tb• wTh.dal sallibeelmo of swiase, amilllEZperissi , security std the kW, boessoress. N N &in tit brit ibsysliy bilor•—• es. ft i la Ow neat! el • MOM Ibmwsibly awl gylia. nay be ringed Mr eye verb ism at Mb by payineela WI/N balt-yearty, ahm by a linked meth etywerb ymoseie. a atimurattee *timbale sated with One Is ISM b tls nag BRANCH the rates for every deeteytW of sweep • 111•111/10 ••641•{14, t•tb0110i tee MIA rapetable Nei bra with tbe idget diralwig e =tga NMI sane advantages Meaty w !migmatite dig • delail4 se .watent of tbe risks &con vbiab do barn el Ibb °mow in it. vatting errteeee W egadegiel e Old eg genii degree. Well reneged mil by Ems laity to bed at tee bead ease, end et yule el Wes In Ile matey. ae mil be rest by pole as br NOM uza swim on. aiIiMIMP An .0. um. IHE DIEF.CTORS of the NATIONAL PRO eieetei. WYL Ai•CRA %CZ POMMY dmlrs WWI Miss. to Om fed mom rune. dommlas lbw and Imam of bad men as millpond with tk pait poor : nIiCLD. Rio. im V, 41 I Wad. My to neitil T. 111C111110111. ISO July Up I inuber, laetrile, 1131 Alta 10,89. inns of be pie 4 fato•bil the gionvicandlog 4 aseths ILI .ll Alllll4l Imam. C 1,674 S / 429 • 3 111210WAL PROVINCIAL LIM OMR. 116, Wtrapits, Laolea. T 50.11.10. Wir Jaws Doke, Bart , Mastro, sal 11. P. Ise the CUT of Lames. Tlia WWI Ma llamas Mass 01ban, M.P. for Wsastasar. Ala Haas Pier. La. I Tb. Win Sword.. PA. Prwasaws sad lar rot alla exwmairi free as swastika. sat INFIXES /101611111 WA NT RD. 3. W. PiPKAGET, Ilassasr. Sm. 1, 1632. ruN. CLSNCIL istorstary. PARTICIPATIOX IN PR. al rs. GLOBE INBUIt ANCE, Corselll. sad P•Most. User. Evtsb brd IGO; (Empowered by /prig MO GI Padareeetr poolroom.. CUARIIAN -JAMES W. FREMIIIIELD, El& rrrt-Ce menu —rowEER NEWMAY. Fie f. -OLOPOII CARR 01.111 r, Esq., Y.T. • Alemumer. R q. 11.14 Wider. ER. Nis 14. Itoornrior, Fog. I Obellktd Prem. Eaq. Owe CIAO*, EN. I Nwlam thlllismort„ TU... W. Ccoodw, Esq. W H. C. Plewe s, es, req. WlAlma Dud, Lent -momMor 1111mird (MM-mid rq. ft r Walter .ttrltriTiort. if ILL linkl.l.ld, Bart r.R.s. wm.lbompue, Amt. Y.P. 111mbert Hswilore, toy. Wa Imo ALB. Sae Hodrui, Evq. livery J. Wbeelsy, Weq. lashard Lambert Jot" Esq. Joviak %Owe, Esq. assist Leer, E-q. I lieelada O. Wdedue, Esq. 1W EIRE and LIVE Ivo' a ow& .rd %%MUMMA, set Mr the ?Viten REVERAION4 mod Lira OONTINOENCII.A. Owed, One /Milian oterlim the whole peel up ,nd law wed and yet Ln-ly indeoadret of the swots , of removal, rewired. PKW ..I.l+ Ire. PREMIUMS on • ),..t mut Wend blow Imei but adept. be the f:lcere In...maws% ormbloing tbe ohm of inirivp rri•h tip* printfpirlr .4 rultdry sad acuity *eke Uwe dal InfrolAo4 IM fusion, !min IG forsaeno. Trro nuke of premiums au aimed, cart...Spiess( aced atmepartkl• Ts .thlrilv of yr de divided s• hum. every wren were The tor•• en latni may by okra in coaly is reduced Eger, stemehres, r r by adds wen t.• ter ink., of em.l. moo 4 pfristurn om putlelpem• isenranceq rd aSK oral .11.. • 0.. r. mgn unp4l4 s• s 11. tot ups. the pokey. Porn vse , . wary Of admission be. mil. required Iron s. I. mar, vhtq a wt iaaa a ..liereeat reorlyeel ael rprisloge4 by the Co.. 11,414•. boo• to nni•lttl In may pert et Iterve without robs ormolus Imonrortm. For •nt..4 in Ina patriot Z' n. 4 I. all • doe. 1.6. Ken, c.a... -1 I. .r. awl I ifr Inwns e bemire. traseameat by tb.. Oteops 7; Immtle•Menied Irmo. ea MIRY. 111P%Kr ENT. Foe, a.r iplaa .I Vito I. swam, ultekotakele by lb. "1101 m." March mtbe otter progto7 In 110 sad 1.1.40 Obbitglo• Immereat. Snow Nee gro by llahtning cr.& inn!. with bob r• a. 4 drtada, and /now, may be bed 21 1 ::=Z thr Company, ab 4 0l any .1 tb. opals. by foliar of lir *OM. 1111.1.1%V NIKWMAItrIT. COMMEKCI.tI , REA 6104.1rtA1. 1.11 , 11. A.Y. 1A134114 4 AllMAlNS•efietted ..pm emery ordno. Ilalf orrAlt Oen Oar th 110101. ri•P•ur.rfor A IlirnA mni•44.o wowed ur anbolor. earats. pad 14. inediral n 4 tr.*. To portiel requlrit • Simimmy Mom t. 7 1041/11111111. with this Amorool4m. anal /NM= are samba la aria aWalaaaa JAMBI DAIIIIQ4 ks LONDON EXCHANGE ADVANCE VUND sod Lin ASSUChTIOS, h au turves. TM Riot me. UM &Wes. 1 Sir MINN tirades, Wit MIL Richard !Miley. Ifie erg arlynnterhe la anew of to and Venteeb In1411•11jeleh , worabss p note. wpm sh:e bypastassw% eh the MOWN er °Om alterable erearttna. Inn. or riebonpe • nbed at nosibiste weaad ishweet. I eirroure notes al /10 sad hpwards maw thp Curipelleseear boring kr West at $ per cent. par seam. Verna et apphanden cq be elialaid at the times. AIIdICHO R ASSURANCE COMPANY , 01 LIVE. PINK, AND ANNUIIIEn. Utplial 61,000,800. b, in 1141. too Claagalas. Lando& m-roar. Haltom Calmley C orris*. ru L L.D., Doctor's Commas, ad Park Lodge, &airlift& Jame brorwridgo, Nab Tontple. aa.l Westboorno Sued, Hyde Park Guaira*. Walter H4l, 114 , Marne Terrace, Notting 1101. Predarlek Jame Snail. he, , Temple, sod Hank V*, North End, aan. Jobs P n th owt Dalby, Camden lad Mark Paiones Park. !ware M.o.*, ray.. Hawkey SoorE4 Ow* landislh. Joke Wrrdimarr. h.q., User Plow. London WI, nod Chall Hard alma, Smell &pure. Tkorna• Hp. 103, k 104 Cbseplair. Ink lark Terrace, hokbess. Wary TIe.W Attires. TN., Toy* ad Wadies. Ores. nano troetkairr Clookurry. may. Mader MmHg kr tarba ire Maddiser3), te•Asy. sad lAN. We. elherbare• bob. At arrona.—Perer kdwork lg. 1 Janos Ream i 4 rimonan.-11% 1 Tsm, fan. OLD. It oats an —Moans. hes. Polcm.a& - Mr. asat i t k : ' 71. Joke's Weed. Mr. Killian theispron, of Sosa be., MalleU squat% suorseleet rum sr shmassasers. Hutia Old, ilkrooler of the essied Vlsmissea Compuiy.) Jeksßeveler,tlium. Meyer ma L'o'an) Jerre Ntr Ws" Noo. (Nor& flu illellme* dt Ow) Llitletkr Oarapa,n, !rage Oftes—Oraii raw Mai. MaMR MI mocammocama J. R. Tbnmpnce. Eng.. 11.niehanier. I W. Olaf& Task r. 'nor, lA., Mayor broseiry. I B A. Tapp, isg. Masada Olkw—asainnige OSA GOV Minn OP MAII•01014fT. John Wasionnili, , haw. rehant, Ilaslntrate, Claps. Robin lan. ISmi, wire. John sweld Bq. Wlwownwhlllot David Ilingbwhh s. AiWorAiWIL illOWllo.lW—andwinS amt. n. Treynory d gib Ompesp. fasage•ft• • suosesss sod luitteetiel body at Thessubsbes" mikel Y venom pots d lbs Crawl Iblepless.sei et dr Oullessb ands as mem alb M•• illy Is Me Aroma As aim ISMNssat cf seseges sf IM thissrey, sod sbueslblebsufsest • Wes sod sesessesibulms. Is the UR Dananuorr, ramp Assesil al Sas nest Ns:Aerate Preedemme; while Me awe aiiltiaes ramd Na helms Ss Imes the wet et Asemismen UVE ANNUITIES ere yessesd by dr Osingemy es lbs net equitable terms. Ia the Fish DEPARTMENT. Penile are Yenta at Pembina commemorate with tbe Ask arties Rae the ammo ea panties sidle Mien imik.P /. ECTITSES may be had on spOleaties to the neeretery, co to any of the Astute of the Company is Ms principal towns M the Wagasa. T. SELL. Seertury sad Actuary, 117. (bearable. MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, as, kinaratrea, Cattpado. WAN abed 111 . 24. illitlagnialtinit antra alba Maley la en annual riblike and d.viiiaio of mat eiesept She iambi ea In proportioll r Obi pa mama paid, esetewheed semetraad Tr* cayman or inalannalat Easwo sat attanalaa as IN 11/11/11p V,390 per as BIM Ile IN .I owl l e =r i gtr i r e mania to the =mien will le erea be the the leereene le the Now Odes the ha teseepweet r t ib l I Equivalent 3.ldu.ed Assam Orlinasi AA' ails. As. P 99. Adalknikr I 1.1.19 Ni.. mot alma 1 19111 14/ lor 1611. --- S LILL S L If L 9. d. 1134. 29 1,510 24 • 0 213 31* 3/3 16 4 6 41 3,019 :1 13 4 701 717 797 41 9 71 •-• 10/ WO 90 13 4 91$ 939 911 41 le II - BECU*ITT TU Elirlpi TO Sfereorleo of laisrieli;nlluicnßiNioto.iiiiism Daman, Railway Offirlob% Hankers' Clerks, Tnmelnk NM own.. TIMES LIFE AbSURAIWIC sad GUARANTEE COMPANY. 32, Lodiato4lll, UMW& inalaillid vadat IMP.OII.4aT MOLLS MN LK.. .P., Usrmaatli Bien. Master. low imilAW, VAL. tax., susipsn. hors Alosair D :on Clomogaara. Andiron Toolarta ls c=ml.. sl:r eis ig t — lidlt ri4l.llL eabikeoflosn• Dom Cisatastala--Jamairy a l= P., Clooloyorms. " lbe Timm' Ompopallettla to moan requittog alma at tie lowaitomMie Naas, dlyills• toin-f rtbs of the proata. opoblos to p a i spopoor rime*, • a 111.tealll to public castramaa. lainoll ol wag tat ova ham, to. Kam a womalowles rarest. Ilatait—hou Y. mow & No charge lar Amp if extn &arra. allYamoo mob la tbo sostaoloo poorolon. utast • lite ammo. mod pawls' oreotratiod. AMIPPIWKIL . . W essaranna 1111601M11115. flew Sable rnmohly as war promeoly, nails loirpolahle awe In ow tt hen/ Annapurna US IS Milo silk Ms slam le prows dis opsoil • pallep els= a. .cad Y linable, bww Ilsopsnry tMb innsomeet. So half VIP um, rairsmark 1. SVIZILIDAM, Ilanaser THE DEPOSIT AND GENERAL LIFE AIestAtANCII 0011PANY. le. New Bridge-greet Blasktrlani, London. Bp the Writ of Sett< west the Meet es are empowered to appro. Ogee tre.teatti of the meta to the relief of aged and ellen weed Shari bolder., Ueposlton to the extent of FM. Pounds, and Parties seemed Ow life, who hare paid Five Tears' Malang. their Widows sad Orphans. - --•-- R. Talley* Name, De., 11. Clty-read. Thakory. C•ptain O. N. Clarke t hum, United Serdea Oak Ow.* Hold% lag 2 laser Temp* lanbleret-Law. gaegkeegkedoell, lag , I I, Neweergeme, Llosolara.lso. Oemla i hrg., 4 4 enksigkeequee, Hyde-park, and Tor Lodge, iflaarke Hedren, ,9elreesaeielLll. W. IL W. lIICIWok, _ 4 Omegegg4arre erl= "4B l 4 Priemp a. Hyde.iimek.gion Wirt MINN Mame Sp, ban Tomb. lUSIC/IMS4sni. Dr. Push% M. Upper Wlyrrar.swest Wake • pita& W. IL Jamewequero. *COITUS. Bsd►prl, sad WM= Joraossouilmi.Vl3o6lloll.ehambers. F. J. Om I IMomi k Maar, sod isentary to Ma Medical. Lod. sad Lib ClOn. Itassair—Mr awls Ms, Natty* sad p., S. Ling Wallas-street, Wm. David £a% 7p.. 111. D, Iflarbary-place. Posigssi, Esq., /LU., 21, Upper be) mormtrsei cat, Cam tight slam _ _ IN10•011111. E. T. Claplaali, Tab, 14, Loeretiwymessr-eitseet, POrtMOS-MOS re. Wirt Tien& Ewe . µ Oloneeeter.ened, Hyde...cig q iirdros. 'revenges or Amino . a —V. P. V. St o . Esq. aciecurire ACTVART —V. O. P. MONA. . Bot =roan- New. HUI sad Bylaw, lit.blary.ale. Tbe ',Mend Pledging demesnes a tbigOembany. wins &wavered wide thug .4 ordinary LAla Agawam* U.eictie, will be readily per owned by ye tabooing maple aged to d& r•uppo-e a prryon era to eeterner ire br degaiittag £lO with this Oreapagy, and entitles, te de an wag year ill he &meat at CO, be will have paid to the C canny II O. kw lama be will lead • pithier tar £oes 1 Is. ed., payabd to hi. nipestentetsive ia ease of &cab ebonite be, bootee., survive 30, and berme enable to Fey.* or not b. Oskar or continuing Me payments, be on ether retala hi. .IZ,, p ,allll etill remain reared gee ASPS 12s. Cd.„ ete In may cancel h i, , got receive la en& Meg DI 175. Inge than be eas eeelited7 Pal la. TABLE. Ilsai of tqadvalsel 42tra of at Mks with. weer yaks alt 6. nay that m 42 draws, 11s 1 pail la lb. palsy at te addl. nano re. //WM °rpm/ INV se% drawn sewed Muss Inas • NI shut dor remit ef say Urns at Vat actual 43940631• w op. drat/ sashay. lomat paid V s. d. la. . Ss. d. 3 25 40 136 7 51 10 1 10 6 In 34 140 TO I 10017 I 617 II 16 33 186 3411 10 166 17 14 17 4 2• 40 VA 44 4 612 14 31 10 4 26 44 230 641 I 6 297 9 47 9 7 V/ 00 $ l 4 096 3 4 362 IT 111 17 0 16 36 330 761 2 449 3 116 3 3 49 60 400 661 1 10 559 10 It4l 10 7 46 62 416 133 9 651 16 $O5 16 5 30 70 3 0 4 'OO3 3 73113 23113 • Is camel ordinary um A...smote, on iai ore .0 pry the locoman. t►e po ley would lisprie, and all previous payment• becemc f 'treated to , b. many. To pelmet thandes. of llmlled ineemee, or whose inmates are de em* nt q costinitent cocoas:amen, no t who, from the barofbe mg umble at row hours lime to matinee thew annual pro whim; h •no hitherto n. Meet. d to avail the . ..rivet of the hawks ot *OOl. ▪ • the wirant ems of this metitutt it over any other is too ob. loos to require sanest. p.mry tvecription of oedisary Life Acsuranee ermine , * transomed. P.lm its flea,. gm to jive*, ova ev ry bawls principle of hails As- Policies Itet void on wroont of sokide. fli•essed' t we, and Ours 'declined . by other nflem, eeeered. Pr. whim. MI, be paid sn any Way err W CO/Written( to the a-eureol. Annuities and Y.ndowstesta granted tlllO.l more (avowable terme thus la sr et (Adm. lialo.premtuni Mirtlrrlterll during the term of 7 yews. Loans are gr mead on terry derti,e in of Heal or Per•nnel glen lei y. Upon WOW MXe advaanisetrue to the bus rower than is any vino dr• ine'ituos . . . . Pr of t'dklea. To put title nutter Winn.: a doubt. the awn tett declaestt n t. to tor health eat b.tbits of the perm...wed enU ant be mem tee la the puthies. ler*n al reh tees are pebi by this B.telety is all es. s for their prof e. Ansel reports. roman .1 as are allowed In all partite, Introducing barium. to %hie nese ty. 1.11 • mat Itlaerel PCMAS. pewter' p o.pertweia. With teh's% la 111 Airs ln of the p.-eu 1., fretless sett ettreuter s ot the tirp.ott epee.. Calculated by V. 41. P. /N. VA" , esprerelt f t this Otrops.l3. ow be o'Aslued on op. pi ca.= to soy of the Waver w w. NEVAN, leableat firerearv. N.P.—Chigromi Mei MOW, at all deo minibus ere pou tbes ler y larked Me essolbe rpriadylaa ad IN devout Proton of araranaa. MOO wok& la li psbr the trpea GOVERN)IENT SUPEItANNUATI()N. The attention .4 tatot'egnen on the arra& esaulagmento a th• paths arras I. rnipst ally direct" 1 to toe pot:i.r od. .0... t• • M hen by • peseta antlthd If.Vrotegelng P. bete. itonl bk the tilt a I °Nis iN LIVE Atia:KANCE "tollhlY, what b. tar weasel lo one prdley, I. 7be payee. nt a • t 'Stags.. mum at • "twilled age. 2. As snout - to rngessets at that aim a. The pt. aent I • principal *us In the event of death, when , rer that yaw happen. 4. The Sun hi rum% paid. alth ugh the madam PhOUld lase be to IL Sahel h.on the parent a Fier • apedtla age. a. is. 21 pearly ‘1 papas:, at prtia no a ao aa to salt Lb. mars. Marne I the emus d. 4.• ti tl.o. of Naomi In soteutakm with He manna. b of p. I ,r t.nt. wa• b e eml or, the :6th 1.66 , kW. For putealaga.n 1 senspastassaapp.2 to 3. Segal Itaibiags4•Maigh IL I. LUZ/. raorat. ',street frees the H f Cot Litt IL dee of Preehlavit. WU* Jot Premium No- Half Pulite= A lent Amu sure I sere. Lk. 5..4. I 1 • 09 9 1 111 I I 0 • It s. d. I II 6 I 1$ 4 1 4 • 6 3 4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY RErnrstYrrivriom or ARINODOW. Mr. John Thomas Norri., of Button Courtney, nest Abingdon ' who l bw addrewol the electors on the liberal interest, has re , signed in favour of Lord N. prep, the late member for the county of Oxford. Ilia lord.hip attended • meeting of the constituency on the coning of Tuesday, which was attended by the elector. of all grades of politic., and etpreseed ht. opinion freely on the important goertions that are likely to engage the attention of parliament. Ile pro mised, in the event of being threted, to rote fur an 'sun- Ara of W new. OPEkING OF PARLIAMENT. THIS DAY BY! THE QUEEN IN PERSON This day having been appointed by her Majesty •r opening the first session of the new parliament in Arson, notwithstanding that the rain fell in thick driasling sheet., from an early hour the line of route from Buckingham Palace was crowded with persons dung rade, anxiously waiting for a sight of the mg sweep. The Palace-yard, Westminster, was doomed with persons waiting for admission to the brass, and a strong body of police under the imme diate superintendence of Mr. Commissioner Mayne and Mr. Superintendent May, and a large force of de finitive., were on duty amongst the crowd. The camel- Olds was rather a semi-state procession, as the lands had received instructions to dispense with the customary flourishes of trumpets and martial music. The royal carriages were ordered to be in readiness at the Royal mews at one o'clock, and precisely at half-past ono o'clock her Majesty and the Prince Consort, and a numerous suite, left Buckingham Palace in seven of the Royal carriages, and escorted by a detachment of the Royal Horse Guards (blue), proceeded, by the. usual route, to the House of Lords, at the entrance to which her Majesty was received by the Great Officer of State, who conducted her with the usual ceremony to the throne. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT THIS DAY. TILE QUEEN'S SPEECH. Both Houses of Parliament met this morning, as usual, and proceeded with the swearing in of mem bers until two o'clock, when her Majesty entered the House of Lords, to which House the Commons bad been previously summoned, to hear the Speech read by the Queen from the Throne. The Speech is u follows: MT LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, I cannot meet you for the first time after the dis solution of parliament without expressing my deep sorrow, in which I am sure you will participate, that your deliberations can no longer be aided by the counsels of that illustrious man whose great achieve ments have exalted the name of England, and in whose loyalty and patriotism the interests of my throne and of my people ever found an unfailing support. I rely with confidence on your desire to join with me in taking such steps as may mark your sense of the irreparable loss which the country has sustained by the death of Arthur Duke of Wellington. I am happy to acknowledge the readiness with which my subjects in general have come forward, in pursuance of the Act of last session, to join the ranks of the Militia; and I confidently trust that the force thus raised by voluntary enlistment will be calculated to give effective aid to my regular army for the protection and security of the country. I continue to receive from all foreign powers assurances of their anxious desire to maintain the friendly relations now happily subsisting with my Government. Frequent and well-founded complaints on the part of my [North American Colonies, of infractions, by citizens of the United States, of the Fishery Conven tion of 1818, induced me to despatch for the protec tion of their interests a class of vessels better adapted to the service than those which had been previously employed. This step has led to discussions with the government of the United States; and while the , rights of my subjects have been firmly maintained, the friendly spirit in which the question has been treated induces me to hope that the ultimate result may be a mutually beneficial extension and improve of our commercial intercourse with that great republic. The special mission which in concert with the Prince President of the French Republic, I deemed it right to send to the Argentine Confederation, has been received with the utmost cordiality, and the wise and enlightened policy of the Provisional Director Las already opened to the commerce of the world the great rivers hitherto closed, which afford an access to the interior of the vast Continent of South America. I have the satisfaction of announcing to you that the sincere and zealous efforts of the go vernment of Brazil for the suppression of the slave trade, now nearly extinguished on that coast, have enabled mo to suspend the stringent measures which I had been compelled refuctantly to adopt, a recurrence to which I anxiously hope may be proved to be unnecessary. The Government of lier Most Faithful Majesty, have fully recognised the justice of the claim which my Government have long urged for the abolition of the discriminating duties on the export of wine, and have passed a decree for giving complete effect to the stipulations of the treaty on this subject. You will probably deem it advisable to resume the inquiries which were commenced by the late parlia ment, with a view to legislation on the subject of the flame governmeet of my East Indian pos sessions. GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, The estimates for the ensuing year will in due time be laid before you. The advancement of the fine arts and of practical science will be readily recognised by you as worthy of the attention of a great and enlightened nation, I have directed that a comprehensive scheme shall be laid before you, having in view the promotion of these objects, towards which I invite your aid and co-operation. MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, It gives me pleasure to be enabled by the bless ing of Providence to congratulate you on the gene rally improved condition of the country, and espe cially of the industrious classes. If you should be of opinion that recent legislation contributing, with other ceases, to this happy result, has at the same time inflicted unavoidable injury on certain impor tant interests, I recommend you dispassionately to consider how far it may be practicable , equitably to mitigate that injury, and to enable the industry of the country to meet succeessfully that unrestricted competition to which parliament, in its wisdom, has decided that it should be subjected. I trust that the general improvement, notwith standing many obstacles, has extended to Ireland ; and while I rely with confidence on your aid, should it be required, to restrain that unhappy spirit of insubordination and tut bulence which produces many, and aggravates all of the yells which °fillet that portion of my dominions. I recommend to you the adoption of such a liberal and generous policy towards Ireland, as may encourage and assist her to rally from the depression in which she has been sunk by the sufferings of late years. Anxious to promote the efficiency of every branch of our National Church, I have thought fit to issue a Commission to inquire and report to me how far, in their opinion, the capitular institutions of the coun try are capable of beim: made more effective for the groat objects of religion., worship, religious educa tion, and ecelesiusticul I have directed that the reports of the Commis sioners for inquiring into the system of education pursued at Oxford and Cambridge should he com municated to the gem ninu bodies of tho.c Universities for their consideration, and I rely upon your readiness to remove any legal difficulties which may impede the desire of the Universities at large, or of the seve ral Colleges, to introduce such amendments into their existing system u they may deem to be more in accordance with the requirements of the present time. The system of secondary punishments has woe fully occupied the labours of successive Parliaments, and I shall rejoice if you shall find it possible to devise means by which without giving encourage ment to crime, transportation to Van Diemen 's Land may at no distant period be altogether dis continued. The subject of Legal Reform continues to engage my anxious attention. Tho Acts passed in the last session of Parliament have been followed up by the orders necessary for putting them iv operation ; inquiries are in progress, by my direction, with a view of bringing into harmony the testamentary jurisdiction of my several courts ; and bills will be submitted to you for effecting further improvements in the administration of tho law. To these, and other measures affecting the social condition of the country+, I am persuaded that you will give your earnest and :zealous attention; and I pray that by the blessing of Almighty God, your deliberations may be guided to tho well-being and happiness of my people. R ELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE NOCIF.TY. • Pilsblioo d ISIS. • Tiro MN, ma, divi i... 1 moos Noy Imre& Tim urn. Pens Abbott. Toq. i A Leib WAN; 14 Jolts lakoo . Not. 1 Janus 71" Imo. Noicommolo, Nog. N lo 141. amolorp 'OMNt o =T-. woolos, x do word 00. &WIN of gorolosi tar *oft. el y colg Tialia SPNallylinarecilid Ili OW, Nam Om thaw ma INININNIlionkos. Zoiloonmodo No ebbe. awl Alibis, prior ON WNW SSW. sad eivilinft Insisalsis at &brood alsolNoo. Nog ourebromidgo. I. 011110111111 SNIT% eilwaspeall basvary. No. 7 I. not NNONomonot. Noookowhooro. Loollas. AROUS LIFE AIMIUKANCE COMPANY, 111, Theapeartas•alreet, Bask ; and 14, Irall.vaalL Caaaa•••—THOISAA ?Amor% Nog., Abiorma. Down INl•nua•x WILLIAM 141 An N. Laud Z. An" lAA La i rt gas kitiqcs. Au. hooodolk — akor lamb ressil. 14 i lmilid" f auk V i l. 6...«.-2... T. O. NEL ; 3. 11. liallsoork, N. letoomi—Dr. ANdisma. L Somoss—W. Oman% 1b5..% Yrod•ridi r ld Jorrry. Ossousm• Ainsuirsolooor HAIL of olisocA Mainelon—WWlNis Mar, Xi.. 11 4 AMMONS GI 11111011110 % ITH ANT. Is sidalsa Is • Imp sionNot capital. pray Widen have tkit extaeleyd ea meense bald Throe II s.ol sr I Twisty Thoosand remade, sal la Irmo al lloonly-rmsr Tbsund Prowls • yaw, obiles boa dr Woe ospwardiajr a MM NOS= OM hum orNabi as N. Mom spills. vill ti s•Ptlsd to SO par NW. of Os polls al SW wales dew nom rad ahsovardo sartally; do pat solimul to sub piker in, le Wed ;is the sun sonoo; irgiNd Is rodutios id Se wad sossion, or be paid Is Nam f . NONZONVIL ON LOW PNIOITUK BRANCH. The eon the acsiewidow*Spiodelo MOM soirsliar wham taps Is Or smand. Not •Ibmid lq op illoroi•—lar stns Ws okesot le No boa poodle War. The peguout of swift on b ab. mod so the polloy Whir, so the dodo or Or ••••ffelos • tolosisi row or prim. Proshims so •••••• SIN. I_ Wilde Tam Aae.► 05.6 Year. I Orres Veers. •r 5 111 1 1 5 1 1 7 9 15 I 1 • WIIA P. 411416440 Prolll4 1,111 Iv 1 0 T 4 1114 111 0 U 11 0 10 —--- • - - throdadt al Or a/heis Tarn reassima may as walk kr Isynk pima aseakayd of *a lima= MN mods lir saaislit UPIt )g Ndprast, se nay pail Wet mg Um widow view Odor pal la am aim& Oat mei Ins bus approved. = Laims=l wed* 'Mad wary day at Thratiatartea•abiet. at a verve balesl chant L &Mk laideat larastar. INICCRITT TO EMPLOTICAL LE UNITE!) GUARANTEE sad LIFE ASSU RANCE COMPANT. mmingem sal *We% trearimen of bawl Wade of braids, memistmel imemmatims• railway rade" meretarbre at palette Waite them eimareslal leseellers, and esilseaces, raarantard at moderate ream, A omit aeYe an sal rednetio• U a life policy be aimaMmed with flat et gssinal& LIFE AIIatRANCE. IM temerera will And thi. offl a sileseelartem The pesmism• mg be paid quarterly, half-yearly. or yearly. The mew et Ib mamaatee department will be dirt Ible =owe tbe awn& Craft Am a paten of the premiere. If preferred. Clete—One Wee* of meant eeyeek i 0 day. after prod.! death. Ar=awl Oalmaid Mete undertaken. No yetis mend= for dm IWO Amoebae Colonies, or the Cape. Nottb=r eleadaatrat. paid by the Company. i r al% d Jewry, Larks. JA*VIINIOIIT, Feeretary. E AGLE INSUR, CILEKVIT, 1411 V 111.4CIMIAI NCE COMPANY, I 0111i091. Welker AaanorPoriek. Saw. Ma •s bind Alsessit la st lety boinass. Marks ii u( &num LIDA FA. D IMI = MVis. LIZ Ilg im a z % Chas. Thie. Iblirmbq Eq. I llT=lybmw, Eq. •0011111111111. Jur Oqmsdps Lpb. bq Timms Alkm, bq. INT•PCIAL bap loupell, M.D., V.R.L. D. Weba.abist. wookoxs. Jaws bq MA.. Flrobary-square. Willlaa CLOWN Lg., M.D., $9, TN WV...quart, Tower-MIL ACM •Ity top nrarrAay. Chutes Jellicoe, EA. flieCempeny int eelebitehed in lath, le empowered by the Aet of Putman Sled 0 111., and le regulated uy %heti minded in die Mel Onert el Chaneeel. menerteeteidly ..... Mietary are. Subwqoently the se emed were lee ft • In mate, end re newed their grit inne =rel l ivillre et varplur, In 1.47, It Iwo Iliersolasi der the Min diehlseded• Ite 'Mmes. The Omerey low min mewl*,lewder mot middy In the Idelielm the=t ur i: r e 202). Ile ee oared ham nehed. dathieeke of their oi £ 1,400,000. The emmet pined snared le C 3,000,010 me% smiths Mame he ot t 14.1414 le led AIM /DOOM rid In 1•52 Mud ittWOO. Mee Mn elided to the sum emmort wader pond,. be Me Me& lem of did The Mee mired me miakted, to Um at pen s le wale lo erarky, te of deet bible eesdedi memo by paimi lemem my Me die um heatelem MOM tam Ild• =dm IMMO min 'tithe ~my lades me wilderel se the ellettoed mamma he elbeili el liras emplled lbeemima. The liatirsd Iliprees et the Ommeeo Mee oregrem, Prom& teem aid Mrs say be Md. re will imeet Ag amt tree, ea erpliendue at dream se es soy et the Coopers UTE ASSURANCL k enity OLICY HOLDERS in other Companies, and the 'stile geseeehy, ere 'netted to PlSOline th e Prinelple, d hides tithe imnSR PROVIDENT tasmullON. Me wee elehltbei to lAN, owl I. Inc Tporst,d by special sot et heillmaL It bee Mad weer& d o.eo o user* the mg a hitallllese—a unelt the ewe tie new 1 bosom es heimiebeheeesaheies hem embies he IL It le =ogee la shish dr ailventem el mini memo us le se neelleese osmium.. Th e obi, eqpitheee et the se yen el the euretkeh ere as Mud es le eeerhelet Leta t *met report., ptomaine. lot 0.611 Liao- etetion tree by GEORGE GRAM. !West Staretary. Labs Breath. MR ezreele-otthoL B RITANNLI LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,, tatatalahrd Aug. I, 1137. Empowered hy Amelia Act of l'erhament, 4 rat, mg 9. Camanan—Col. ROBERT ALVEANUEN, hightleath Put. ADWANTAGEd OP 11141 INSTITL'TION. A Table of lieresson rates of yearning', ammially gavial to the Nearing of Leone or Debts. Ilan. credit rate., whereby half the preadult eldy Is payable daring the bet Well year, gum mewed payable at slaty, or at dmth If emerge previously. Orphan.' Ladowthent Branch lauding the maim of harts( Children educated sod surfed In lite, by .cconn* unsung., to commemse at the ptrente death. and to he paid until a son ahall attain hie 21d, or a daughter her 13th year of age. BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCI %MN. Earereel by her Illajaety's Royal letters PM/at. Aimed Miles et helm hlq bellimpordelyste la pestle after Are or sem usual Foy. see" eassollog Um teltle ea soled. Freedom abfeed Rir owl Wee 'truths' difference dace. Ilex rent palm WWII IS terms unusually favetumble; the tugsli beltpralus babe Ilguldeted out of tho proem At the awed prosy meeting on the 27th Aisil Met, • Tethetion of ogee amt. as mode In the current year's premium oe all wit tiest*, MAYA A bald Ci Directors la athntiance daily at '&.lo& Age of the mowed la every ease adellit.d in the policy. Medical attendants irisenerated la alleaso fur their reports. (NrIVA ! ✓tttrwet from Tab's PartkApatios In rndita, after %rye% Viarly Pstemits. Amnia PM. 1111ili6 373 1 4 .7 1 4 4 1 710 1 4 131 1 1 4 lief. Car. Tealy terly Pre. Pre. edam. Ethan. 1 Tsang VAN. 1 iii - I -s s.. d. Olt 3 o 13 4 o 13 3 IL R. MtltER, Rev Meat Mecum. ANDREW FRANCIS, Etwetery. I, Prieimatreet, Batik, IMAM, Now. 14, NM GuIDES for LONDON 81G1ITSEEUS. NE LIBRARY of USEFUL KNOWLEIXIE. 6d. etiob. A WVIK la LONDON, or its Illiat• • eared la Ivrea days. 6d. 1,11% MEN LIVE AR IT IS, or•II .stiibok to ail Its Annulus. Oa' TIIE TIrITONd YAP LON! /ON ; *Attracted= a aural prin. riot. esprelielr adapted for nay reletieuct. In a raw, la. Plata, or aol iurvid I• 6d. .... . . THE BRITIMI MUSEUM, la Mee Melba.; or, Row to Tlew the Whole at Ome. Prim 64. WINE/40R. ETON. anal VIEGINTA WATER: their IlifiVery and Prveent Mote. RIM a Catalogn: (numbered) of the Pictures In the Sie. RICHMOND, HAMPTON-I'ODM end X6W.CIARDENA; with a complete Ca•alogue (numb-red) of the Pictures, a Map of the syreountitng couniry, Re. UKRIONS lUKINIU LONDON, within a circuit of hO mliev. Rd. The aline mob.. as guide., have every Information r, quired by vit.tore, and th ir e , creolnyo may be relied um., Forty-four Number, of this 0. Weal Reties of Werke now ready. London Cratkek eau Co, 411, Paterboater-row. WE O'D be WI lIIOUT a I)ItESSINO-CASE P —01130 N% Remarkable lOth:- . 4.010.eattlt, emitter, I. .11 Its apvtlnTmenta, and of the het qttbll , e. Oa.; INtte, wanted in bend Ole. r. £1 los.; The tlnt . at and best aehrted stack al Dretalrg eaeee, ousel! of Writing Detd., %Verb hose% Vavelops Caen, ge.. In Landon. Old CWILY , ttg In raenenge, or nods se sew. 13, Qadrast, keyeaustrwt. T.ke souse, • - -_. . 4 a iti a t . ...• tuft. 'G, NOVEMBER 11, 1852. VLite erpreoo. TO CORRESPONDENTS. o .reehtl Edition el" The Esorres" sae the mime eveeirer " Gareth," LI pUblitLed twat, Tuesday Yd Friday eight. la lieu for tom. ldrn taeseet• Intended for " The Rims," Lesion Evening pegs, mavt no t tht Ititce, 14, Eouvene•otrest a Sy Two Weis& on the 1 e of yekb:traLoo. LONDON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 . AFTER nine months occupation of office Ministers are abut to meet Parliament without either a policy or a purpose. Royal Speeches aro constitutionally suffered to consist of vague and general expressions with regard to the form of measures about to be proposed ; but upon every occasion that we can call to mind—when any great question of national im portance was known to hang in the balance, a tone decisively indicative of tho opinions uppermost in the Couucil Chamber of the Sovereign has marked the phrases placed in the lips of royalty. The Speech from the Throne has come to be regarded in a certain sense as the programme for the session. The performances often vary from what wo are led to anticipate ;—the actors sometimes ex change parts and not unfrequently the play itself is unexpectedly altered. But when these casualties occur, the cause is honestly stated, or an adequate apology is made ; and in the absence of these we look as matter of course—we had almost said as matter of right—for some intelligible inti mation of the objects for which the legislature is culled together. If this be the ease on ordinary occasions, when Parliament is summoned to meet in the early days of February, it is yet more natural that the public should look for such an announcement when the two houses are assembled at this unwonted season. What came ye out for to see? A Ministry shaken in the wind ? Of all the strange and farcical inci dents attendant on the Tory attempt to improvise an unparliamentary Ministry—that is to say, a Ministry professing to govern in the name of a minority in the House of Commons—the most farcical and strange in the estimate of history will doubtless be,—that twenty-four hours before they called on parliament fur its verdict, Ministers could not agree among themselves what tho issue was to be. Nor can their defenders affect to slur over their dif ferences as un-essential or of minor moment. No toriously the cause of dissension is nothing less than whether they were, are, and are to be in future a Monopolist or a Free Trade Government ? Not whe ther this or the other detail is to be conceded for expediency sake; but whether the Cabinet are individually and collectively to keep their oft re-iterated words of honour to their unhappy followers, or whether they are to keep one another company as they walk in official white sheets and smite their breasts, exclaiming "We arc miserable sinners." For Lord I)EitBY and the majority of his colleagues there is, indeed, one peculiar facility in the matter of conscience. As Puseyites they can con fess and obtain plenary absolution. Whether these convenient rites can be administered to one , another mutually, or whether the intervention of some slippery prelate may be thought requisite to set thug uneasy memories to sleep, is a point of Tory casuistry we do not venture to hazard an opi nion on. It is clear, however, that this resource avails not men like Sir JOHN PAKINGToN or Lord MAUD:I:WRY, or the great philosopher himself; — yet these arc anxious, it is said, to be understood as among the minority who have been outvoted in , the Cabinet on the proposition to avow their conver- I sion to the whole truth of Free Trade. As for Mr. HENLEY, it would need the Bishop of EXETER him oaf with all his instruments of logical torture to screw anything definite out of him; although to do him justice, the astute old gentleman seems to I have foreseen many months ago the approaching end of the anti-Pet-Ide hypocrisy, initiated with such virtuous apostrophes to honour and good faith in 1846. While content to be still called a Protectionist in the preter-ploperfect tense, Mr. HENLEY certainly warned his Oxfordshire friends that all his faith (if he ever had any) in Protection had long since died out ; and that in point of fact, though he and Mr. Dlstetut joined in hunting down the late Sir Roma PEEL, neither of them will stand up man fully and say that they believe him to have been to the wrong. The climax will certainly have been reached if it be true,—as it is currently stated to be, —that after six years leisure to rennet an the minis terial events of 1816, they have coolly proposed to re-enact them within the last few days. We confess that however we may pity the intellec tual obtuseness which, in the presence of unprece dented prosperity like that which the nation now enjoys, is unable to appreciate the worth of the policy under which it has arisen—we respect the moral scruples of the men who, being unconvinced, refuse to baud solemnly as false what they still believe to be true. A majority of the Tory Cabinet are in this position; they must either retain their personal character fur sincerity at the expense of their places, or retain their places at the expense of their charac ter. lied they pretended to he converts, however tardy and time-serving, to the principle of in dustrial freedom, 1 i ease would have worn a different aspect. But it is not so. The ass°. ciates of PEEL yielded to the pressure of a terrible exigency. The dark shadow of dearth sudt.enly overspread the land; yet sooner than ineu the imputation of retaining office under false pre tenon, the illustrious man whose obsequies we ar now about to celebrate, manfully proposed that the whole administration should resign, and they unani mously did so accordingly. The subsequent failure of the Whigs to form a cabinet, forced them back, indeed, atter a brief interval, to carry the repeal of the corn law; and it was only by a miserable minority—miserable alike in talents and in numbers —that they were found fault with for the frankness of their renunciation of old opinions, or their re luctant performance of the duty entailed upon them by the adoption of no./ ones. At the head of Iliar ruthless and reckless minority, however, stood Mr. DtsttsEt.t and Lord DERBY—the very men who now propose, nut to resign, but to repuaiate the obliga tion contracted with their followers on the specific ground that " PEEI:s apustacy," as they were inno lently pleased to call it, must be punished, and his mistakes" repaired. Whatever shifting compromise in words may be attempted, fur the sake of gaining time, the impe rative necessity of placing the great question of the stability of free commerce out of all tiouht, is manifest and clear. Evasive generalities admitting of one explanation by Lord llstitnwirEF and his Grace of NoitylltidliLitLAND in the Upper House, and 01 precisely the opposite interpretation by the Citsx ee4l.oß of the EXeltrgt - ER mind the PRE4IDENT 01 the Boum of Testis: in the Lower, will not do. The patience of the country is fairly exhausted; and the scandalous scheme of juggling must be brought f to an end. BELGIUM. PROPOSED LAW ON THE PRESS. BRUSSELS, TVIHDAT EVIMINO. As it wee known that ministers would this after. noon lay before the chamber of representativ es a Bill for the punishment of press offences towards foreign governments, not a little excitement was produced in and out of parliament. The members of the cabinet, however, did not make their appettraa to in tho chamber until after tho appointed hour, a s if they were unwilling to appear over anxious to bring forward a bill likely to be very unpopular. The public tribunes were crowded, but a deep silence pre vailed no soon as business commenced. After some petitions had been presented, as well as a report on the proposed line of railway from Ant werp to llolland—a line, the shares of which are already negotiated on the London and Paris Ex changes, although it has not yet been voted by the Belgian parliament—M. Folder, the new Minister of Justice, ascended the species of pulpit appropriated to speakers, and, with a tremendous voice, an nounced that he was authorised by his Majesty to present a bill for the punishing of outrages so foreign sovereigns or heads of governments. The bill, or, to use the term employed here, project of law, provided that any one found guilty of out raging, by means of the press, images, en graving., &c., the persons of foreign sovereigns, or the heads of government, or of attacking, should be punished by an imprisonment nut exceed ing a term of two years, and by a line not exceeding .5,000 francs (20014 It was furthermore provided that the plea of having merely reproduced anteri,,e publications, &c., cannot be admitted in justification, or in extenuation of the offence; that the prosecu tions arc to take place at the formal demand of the diplomatic agents of the foreign governments cora plaiuing of any attack or outrage, that the trial, ar e to be regulated according to existing laws, that is to say, in other words, that press off , Meg will still he tried by jury, and that the press law of NI/ is abolished. In the preamble to the bill (exiimp des rtio'ili4) it is set forth that the law of NM was virtu ally declared defunct by recent verdicts of juries; and that a law punishing outrages on foreign sovereigns is an international necessity, a law based on national right, and one admitted by even the greatest nations of antiquity as well as of modern times. It was stated that the Belgian government could not and I did not undertake to prosecute er ofti,io, and conse quently that the complaint must emanate from the government considering. itself outraged, the pro- secution to begin within three mouths of the alleged offence. The ministerial announcement gave rise to no de monstrations of opinion either on the right or tho left, or in the public galleries. I may announce to you, however, that it will be very severely attacked in several liberal journals to-morrow. I forgot to mention before that the new bill ex tends tool! discourses and cries or exclamations in public assemblies ; and I hear some one near rue in one of the galleries of the Chamber of Representa tives contending, and not exactly sulto cure, that not only is the liberty of the press, but the liberty of association—liberties formally guaranteed by the Belgian copatitution—violated by this press bill. To-morrow an account of the state et public opinion and feeling. FRANCE. rARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The senatus contultuna for the re-establishment of the empire leaves in the dark a great many points which were settled by that which erected the impe rial government in ISO!, and is distinguishable from it in many particulars. '1 he Senate, whose task it was to transform the consul into an emperor, fixed at the same time the amount of his civil list and the allowances to be made by the state to his family. The civil list was 21 millions of francs, the same as that of Louis XVI , and the imperial princes were puas trln teiulgepou regulated et t edw h e ," fr aa t t i n t ds i g eeco o re, f tes , f ,o o ttf r u m t,h, e ie r n2o p lt r sh i t n i :ee l; ecei o s fal saidtb c he r, brood, olthie. civil list, and the position of the imperial family is left to be defined by at future act of the Senate. Art. 6 gives to Louis Napoleon power over the members of his family in terms much more absolute than his uncle thought fit to demand. lie is to have" full authority" over them, and his decrees relating to them are to have the force of law. Napoleou I. was merely en abled " to regulate by statutes to which his successors were to conform, the duties of members of the imperial family of both sexes towards the Emperor." A curious difference, in point of form, is worth noticing. In the old mantas con sultant, it was declared that the government of the " republic" was confided to an Emperor of the French. Now, nothing is said about the republic. The "em pire" is simply re-established. In Ibo 4 the following form of oath was prescribed to be taken by Napoleon I.: "I swear to maintain the integrity of the terri tory of the republ c; to respect, and cause to be re. spected, the laws of the cuneunlut and of liberty of worship ; to respect, and cause to be respected, equality of rights, civil and political liberty, the irrevocability of the national property, to levy no tax, and to establish no tax, except by virtue of a law ; to maintain the institution of the Legion of Honour, and to govern in the sole view of the interest, happiness, and glare of the French people." Louis Napoleon, although he thinks oaths very good things to impose upon hit subjects and Abd-el-Kuder, has too tender a coa science to think of encumbering himself with another. In the 'omens consultant of itiot the fol lowing dignitaries of the empire were created. A grand elector, an arehchaneillor of the empire. an archchancellor of the state, a constable, and a grand admiral, with salaries of tkffi,ooofr. each. Most of these had deputies with large salaries. Nothing is said in the present &wain, constant's of any of these offices, but it must not, therefore, be taken for granted that they, or something arulogous to them, will not be established. Indeed, I have heard only to-day that a promise has been made to Jerome to make him Grand Admiral of France. as a compensa tion for the loss ut the presidency of the Senate. Apropos of Jerome he has wisely determined not to quarrel with his nephew. lie feels deeply affronted by the resole:ion of the Senate, and he showed his indignation by pets:sting in his resignation of the presidency, and removing from the Luxembourg in all haste. But he accepts—outwardly at least—Louis Napoleon's as surances that the whole blame rests with the Senate. It is determined to exhibit the imperial family to the public es united in the bonds of the tenderest affec tion. For this reason, Jerome accompanied the President at the: review at Ncuilly, and both Jerome and his son Napoleon were to have been present at the state performance at the Opera to rnique, which was put off in consequence of the death of tho Prince do Leuehtenburg. If I ern rightly informed, the President has renewed his pmmise to Jerome, in the strongest possible manner, that in caw he should leave no sots, he will exercise the power conferred upon him of adopting an heir to ta , our of Jerome's son Napoleon. This is, how ever, hut a poor consolation. to be dependent upon a will is a very different thing from standing next in succession in a settlement, and if Napoleon Bona parte's name had been incorpo rated in the itic hi<ife now about to be sanctioned by the people. his rem tion would have been that of a far more importanl personage than he now is. Although I hear it s ai d in ninny quarters that the Senate really th warted the Presidettes wishes in this matter, I cannot br lievo it. That body is prepared to execute any orders that may be given to them, if given in such terms as to show that obedience is expected. A panic prevailed at the Bonnie yesterday. owing to msg.:crated reports of a precautionary meter: taken by the stock brokers to protect thymic ! .,ri against the coniicquatccs of the wild slktti on which has for -tne time been going on. It was l'a that the Syndical Committee had resolved that evert _~ .~ tram tbe neat given by the Tame" el die fidf-parly Gement Waal a Jel? 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