The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-06 00:00:00

MHZ DAILY NSW : LONDON MORNING ir tiMrserr:=M s iirris mr et irgen.a.a4 TAN of lb mob sooo—lo lbosemorr of be boo mese% =dim Ow luta remalleaml=lNlNuris =l2 le do& oolbool. ood worm mos or — MI FORM' JIM MI 1611111.2 AND IMPLII2= 4 oi l i lasom ni bummonlibbbo ilho beim Om TYr OS L ?YIIUO 1220112, bib =S. • Ts be tot nsi booksobot w wombs la w blobion: a be b rit bo W MOW DOA MB • PIIM oa bumble =r iv o=mb Ile. biabor. WI la THE DAILY NEWS &Smelt to all parte at W Wysbie4 by lisligam eons. u.. bag Loa to emir nests et lyrior. obi lb 10 az Oda myy4C 6 lfitutraZ 111 /ye by L T S&L 1 4 14 yob A pm. Ouseeriff me. ebt expreoo. menrendr• 'mime Peek r sun be st Oar. Isawdraina% two Air* ea a ay pillmatea. A %TM Voss mmo, ”11_11111raLitF- Ni WILT •ID 119001111 ILOO/1. - Aid EMANTA.Oarrop al T. Too WM" LIVING TOO TAM -Mg m TULPNITL >ti:. R - -low Mr loilomilte. Tin Snaps WPM A111114: 4 7.6....4 , rarl Lou IKE P 1 PLUM Kr AK TUS ILTU ILL NMI RATIN AT LONDON =Dos. Ts ladm -*NUR& Afftura. lb. U. taannow-Iftrulft, ...-...... Mbirumi. s N. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 6. Loon Dammam has pin date good write to the mine of Law Reform by eliciting the °plaice of the CHAIIMILLOI ea the question of the Register of Tides. On Friday Ism we reagratakted the terantry en the tardy "menially et opinion at length attained by the Caexcluon and the ATTOINZT. OVIZIAL. W. had good reams Ix teeming the =Mem of this unanimity; Isseenee it is something quite new in the history of Par liamentary Oormumsat to lad an authorised statement made by the highest soar to a depart ment in the Hoene of Commas repudiated the racy neat night by the highest oldest in the tame de retard in the Ream et Lards. The sod speetasio of a hem divided ogainst itself Myer wee mere may then in the legal depart ment of the Paimiseron Oweernment. It is of worm idle to ask quakes of a lady of Ma who dimly do net loom their own mini. This matter, however, asesset he seared brut here. The Report of the Ommissioners as to the Registry of Titles nod be either approved or dinapircma by tie Govonement. Two members a tie Government at Isar lave igned it—the heroatrze-Gannaat. and die Vms-Pazetneare of the Boma of TRADI j Sad the Meek s considered quite preetioabis by barristers and solicitors of greet eminence, as well m by inch • pulled politiehm as Sir Jane GRAHAM. To these peat astheritles we my sad the name of that veteran lsw re former, Lord Snot:on tx. Fortified by their opinlons the Arronser-GuNzam. solemnly mama the Howse ( of rnomoas as a member of the Goverment, that a swears is in preparation for the purpose of car rying the scheme in question into effect. The public ire for the time satisfied. They desire to have the matter brought before Parliament this mica in order to its being dimmed. And Sir R. Birrwsuc as her MAJZSTY'S Attorney-Oseeral, promisee that their desire shall be granted. What Mat lb. LORD CRANCILLOR takes the ray tbnt eppertmity to dimipate the piseasnt dream. Ravioli:mush rehearsed his failures ha this field of action sines the year 1863, when he assumed the Groat Seal. he told their lordship that he and Mr. Contam hid been steering some seismic of registering mortgage►— whLh has already, we believe, Isms rejected—and etancluded his eddies by the bold assertion that the scheme propounded in the Registry Report is chi mericaL This Mace ss is a little preposterous. Bat the CIANCILLOI has so often changed hie opinion en the pogrom of legal Mears and hes even so frequently cemented to pass meseerse which, up to the very moment of moving their adoption, be persisted in dis approving, that the confident tone in which he ex pensed his views inspires us with little uneasinsm. We cannot believe that Lord CRANWORTH can have reed the Report, or that be can be aware of the Wi lk anxiety in favour of the 'sheens. He has sax., yet he Men mat i eyes has he, b■t he semi not. We repot to Isere that the hammering of the workmen In the Home at Lords se &kerbs his attention whilst mining es Psis* that he soot bear the argu ments et estenseL We only Ma that the maw pro ems applied to theme legal questions oat dams might penetrate to his ear and deafen him into reform. Rzosiunzes of the receminisdatkon esatainwl in the Report of the Commill' users of Inquiry respecting the City Corporatism, the committee to which the Home of Commons dur ing the present occasion delegated its powers to decide apes the merits of metal. billo pro moted by the Corporation of London end by ether sectional int/rata of the metropolis, have actually reported in favour of vesting the Conserveney of the River Thames in the Rani :pal guardians of Goo and litsooo ; while by their approval of another Bill, equally nwastrous and ab ased, the/ have deliberately provided for the exels. mica in future of all foreign cattle from the Metro politan Market newly established at Islington. It is very difilleak to say which of time two extraor dinary decisions is entitled to the pro-eminence in folly and mischief. The ate endengen the industry and health of the Metropolis, the ether directly and openly abridges its supply of mina food, and thereby necessarily tends greatly to enhance Repko. Most people, we believe, are of opinion that beef and mutton are already quite dear enough in Landoll but the Committee on Metropolitan Bills apparently think otherwise. According to these SoLoms, the Dodoes who have hitherto bees allowed to king cattle frost abroad by the stem= which arrive is I, the Themes ca Saturday eight might to be pre veated in future from doing so; and this anti-Fres Tiede policy is to be effected by MOWN of bye laws to be mode by the Cameron Council of Leedom. whisk me designed to provost all sea-borne settle from being removed from the decks of the steamers or the epee wharves whore they are landed to suitable labs or mean pieces until Monday morning. It is perfectly andantesd es all heeds that the elect of seek prevention would be to en elude the supply of cattle hem abroad. To leave them at beard the wash is the titer, or urea the expond quays, he twenty or thirty harm would, in nine oases out of tea, be to render them malt for market ; and the dealers after a few experimests mud looms would of coons be drives to desist altogether from the trade : nor wadi the injery be limited to theta. A Norfolk eontemporary, whose teas has always bees distinguished for its ramissaties and saligitemed liberality, mom& the Dote of Warm re poplin this insane project : When oiled spat by sews of the met eseeia ready eibteei by the peered Is ewer sew NM ccedithes r se here s Adopted plavretive. the Calualtlee, w• bolonaed, positively retro' ; sad whoa 'pedal provi sion, were sabwitted kr their teasisheetka, they thee& pir•• pee. la every tees, to *set then. Or attires provision wee iseigeol to probeet the tattle ends et Neat& end Saba hem see el those selikery awl rebel eaciesioes which Psalms, with Ss gee ern, weld Dever lie Wooed to waelior, bet .bleb the piny owl ineepowille leghtakee of Ostilhell have dowdy shows their elm( lwrLsetlar te impose. Two yews age thew worthy ltyv-lew rakers °b raised tame hew se Ober as Act, wig* they sopprei dab bled Alm vet up all egrets tar lags Om the vhorles holloppleas ea the Timm sib him twelve Oeloot ea Weft algits AMA di easel ea Mirky .weber:. A wig et N. yes tesevereble by worry pewee Were • Qty erptereeee; sad er tame 1410 eftreister City taw me the sir WNW& who mho Dam, we may fmale* 'bat ism al learteity pewee Imola hive hid who a— proemial spirt is the MOW WO have amid. It tweed eat, howewr, gat the Act wee se dam OW It meld sot De aelt:rood. IYMite the DOI vow peaky oaten weld be irmilly themied. The peters Is ea tentoeled mel kw the skid obeervemm el the Illebboth: the eel memo It was met may desk, mene osomery, M.spits. Preeticeity, It weld Monty be te male • dhlessliel 64, la the shms et risk, kos, ismege, at all colt bees& by ma late the pert et Lanka ea eeturisy, end In knew of the eampearg stork from the been amities mom/ dle Metroplis. Foreign stook, es well se OM et Nortek sod thdhOr, maid et come to sob- Meet to this Imeirmi Wraiths; sad, . a preassary eon• sosusace, the rim le the sestrepolitea wesszest wait pre belay be mite& Bisce these oberrratMus apposed 1s the Nerwiet Mercury an important .moment has bum sue seasfedly proposed by Mr. Mew...my in the Howse of Commons, whereby, umler sus as. ditto= and rafeirwerds spirt abuse, pareimisa will be secured for the removal start& fillall the steamers ia the rime Is their Lira 'Mei& the teem where they may rest sod he eaftwsbed after ear voyags—as melt rimmed be be permitted during the ordinary hams edibles amiss. Should this MINI* meat be Armed ley tie Mew of Lords, the wpm heniedharkhip and isemtise will be obviated. Bat es the gaieties at hum b einghstisally • palate rather than a prints .se, a swami lather them a heal see, it will be Mealy dembabis that pills Menden should be fixed spat the yrossedings that may here after take place daring the proper of the Bill throesh the Upper Hoerr. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1657.._ CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS. A return was issued this morning of all pensions pealed between t►s 20th lay et Jose, 1860, and the 20th asy it hoe, 1667, sad tiletisf else tie. Civil Ld, Om' rest le Act I VOL, e. 2. The Est Is r Wows Doyle (ids§ of the ler Wood eir John inky Doyle, K.C.8.), it weriersilica el the distiepiehr military ser vices eflisr bother, sod of the destiter eirouorsces which .1. is lilt by hi. doer% SOL ; Almasear Madam , is serlerstiosi of hi. Weary MIAs, EX. ; Bielord Cott, ti seasideretion d M. destitute =Wilk% sad of the reed sad were& Overicess of his father, Beery Car, spricabie le the searahotwe of from, SOL ; lersrary Anna h Beast; b earbirreties of the Berry emits of hr basabrad, the his Mr. Gilbert I Beckett; also of the mai art ostdie smokes wised by bin is his arecity of polies risierrsis hi the sestropolki, sad of the dried' dr. seurenesesia whited* hie ertrireldhlost WIDOW placed, 10M.; Philip lases Balky, is rossidentioa alhe liewery assits, 1001.; Dr. Charles Rlchardows,sa Waked woke et 251. a yaw b eteeMaraika of the Wed& oh Mikes Wish to to. node to weeks et Wader( Dienisre, W.; Dr. WtMant Palkasy Mesa Oats graham et the prattle et phyde to the Dubliner at idiabargh), to wooldsradas at his WWI& atidarmais, 1001. ; Itrs. lase lasswant Doekbovas, V seadderatkes et We distranst otreeastaares ia Whit ohs bas hew left aR the dasti at ler Wised, lir. Osage Coaxing Itedtbalwa, who wes murdered while asebergew to. Wise et Mar MEOW% Cookery Jags st Havens* 1001.; Ifra Margaret Carta, la cosoiewedon et the gleamed dr awers's to whisk as bas Wee left a ths death at bar IterboA, Dr. Owls, Who Wee ataketally Mei la ths Crimes, Wes =gigged the pleb swim, 101.; Itra Woe Thewpos, to eseelderatha et the pleat weer et is sea, the hats Cop ia Thenspice, C.D., who Med et ea weeds Wink ha reedwil et the asnorahle siege a LW, seil of the inseliewd stramdwes is which ohs l aw piamd, twl, ; Ida Myr H 4 ++ now Agra Rah la asaskisariss at dr heg ad eddtal ewers at Gar amber in dr Adrandly deperarada, add dr arid t urd utter w Wry ars am plead, i ird Jim Aar Weems, ia eseehbeetlea of thevelesile atm el bee sea, the hie Unhand Weighers, la mithilib fag the cworlart rade to lad* add her Tenant raw peseta, taerea, SOL ; Charles ewe* fa coaelderetka of hi lbw, melte, SOL ; Aim Cathceat, la comilwatlia of the mama& weatlary melees of but fallow, the Ye Usage ani.Ciaaerel air Gawp Cathcart, K.C.8., who wee HIM it lb. bads d 1d...., and el the arrow pru dery areas la whkh his hurl, her bra lled, VIOL Mn. Meg MAW* Illordleill, la osailsredes el die others strokes she has mired to Bterseues rod est, and ths treed dreamer to whisk abs is pied, 2001. ; Ma. Lydia ?akar" Miss, la etasideestre et ihs endow serviess ordsna le Illeerlase sra seisms by the orate of Mr hes hastrad, Kr. dash Milirolat the strighteeed eh , tersterses la width/he is pistol by his dosser, 701.; Mn, dry Heyde, Id. • ea /Wind perks et M. • yew, is treeldandea d tie sedeeet swim ember le lihreare by bee hes ballad, Mr. 'rash larya, ad the shamed a ----- sr le old& she is paced by his dessese. Teri, 1,7a1. The Log of Proasia has forwarded to Mr. Henry Itnaterzy (at the wed-knead printing Ina) do nap Weeder paid meast, ia adaeirledgmani et. pi/emended eapy et the oak Gadded "Tae Pere et 011 at Britain sad Inked, Meetisted by Meade Pending," published by &W -ilsey sad Endo _. . A marriage will shortly take place between Mir °roar dearkter et SW DeDiagram Ombra, Bert., et Xeres Carers, to tbe may et York, sad Copier de Fql, r are to the &WA= ark*. Mr. Forsyth and Mr. Mooch, both of the Northern °Wait, lave bets peemotad to the rank of gimes Comma. The annual fish dinner to the members of the Fox Cab will take pia ea Itatattlay aeat, at the 'irately, Hotel, Oresaulck. The shipment at the Transatlantic cable on board the Apwrwacre et Gamete& le prowtediap wished later mita& Oa Neterday arra& of NO Who bed bees IF edged sed coiled sr My la the bolt TIN progress et Ite to eeptlea i everegleg re the eel at tire NON per beer, ea*, esasailiag to telreletios of Mr. Ohm, the meauateterer, the work will be ocaphisol sad the vend reedy Ike we oboes the 24th lest. The lifornisaf Herald threatens this bishops that ff they vete in beer of the Oaths they may rest sa wed that the oppeetualty of limning any anew Ware at the wheal hi* Mil ask Yap end. Sothis'. The bishops cf the Established Cho* eat base no Wing plea is an sessably ellek he net ../nand le amp Christian isondity so the bole of Ms proessitape The Herald adds that the stiosiest promro A be put upon then to Wray their itith—" loin that few lientil. aresmsat which the lopsouly of the mat ti Midi assolvofie Abe toned upon thus, to perm& them lasi it A bet be ito vary wen to support the arisseipelles al es lows;" bat the we, If canted, A &any the Chided= aliseutair of the Besse of Lords, aril *AI oseart l Ws sa amsbly, the inombas of whieli, bartaksik, win be had, tweed new bna tom sat Chrislien oblipliona" Tax Panicles of Oits.—Wo Lulad to Oats dot ba WPM" Ills Qom ova a sadism as Sebssis,m it abelitem MIK bs Qom Maim a chrbs, es dr Mk at Ims Mom sag Ids Ns. Jamey's IsmObiL am phased es Nadas ism most ad le Au 011ikind (milmossb It Ma boa me le opoptoi ss a pant el As emlimals sal Alla kr Minty swab Ur aserre Obese aflidb. This sold assay se Cled• pausied is 'Amid stab Os Ilembasylisms losislesosampold by bloaless Mesa tisdliams, Me Gerilibld awl. as am A privabsomllms was sonssmay, Is 618 271; =im star Ilms4ltstimar Is war bmg Wm sirsbild by we et tar WY. I . in ia lesdkaismageosetehla Yid bon b_ Se Bassi at Omani. The Qamarltarbar debrarall la tar =limey as mew* War diva bar sea, elms KW. —olarsen 1 gbe faun ! Ma be d Ofie and the Priam at ode were Ma L 4=sli a da, " &a te re ms 'lleg I t Chli• emu Llt= M a ma itit Prederiek Mori. woe Ihe Lord sad The Vag et lie/ *Peter dem% Ihe Neat t er d Pdoe WNW* et reemthohleet Oeptda Da& Z= A =lMeerett selsaime. 11.-- -- qa =e l i eed the Pria mel 4 1 4 ....b., ----- • - dri — a — e i;eaCisTa Sinieje eab irArTaliseaninesa. Led Alfred Paget mad Melar-Ousseal the lisa. C. any Winded su herseinek. The Prime Cement, with Mace Predsrialt wawa et Pnrit sad the Cont d rade sat aa lionskack, atteaded by Capleia the Han. D de Ras mad Coen Medan The Prime liabenellus Me= =lb be Majesty as Saturday. Yeebe the Qum, is Pabst Oiza i : Prins of Wein, Maas Mini, 11•Pdaens ne Prim= Ail= Prime= Deka% psdastaboidek st twos= the inns isatimea d its nun, =I the deuntia inesdrid aninied Diane Sinks la the Cinni is Dark lichen raw& The men vue yeettehad si ain. Dr. Jan= Ile /ftrirry tin Wig the atbsded timz-rzer.-4 nd the et Lint The Dubs sad Denim de Multresner, idtenea wr % Caked U. =I si Oran= de We, win st bar at Friday ght li me= b Illekaty no I et So end das Dub= el Heat es Sarin =Oman Masa, IL Juries. She Dadra t Ken =bid Sr Die a= Doi= de 11•Orisilat, ed Wines Dank ea Minia et ise la the ~ sari allowiel by Le* Au= lb= D. sad libinalitsykanra beamed Me 4% Oyna with hie peenee. Lily lime Mork Dawns Ms saandul Heat.y Avant Dna ea Indy la Wake le the Dubois el lad A Cabinet (Dell was held es Saturday after ma at the eildsl roams d l the Pint Lard of the Timmy, is DowsiTM Miniaters me— Them& irreles. the Lard Earl Granville, the ample at lons demo, Se Marl of Harrowby, Sir Norge Grey, the Earl of Chrestiss, Mr. Secretary Laberneste, Lord Pismo, the timelier of the Ezeheme, Sir Charles Weed. the Right Hoe. R. Verses Smith, Lord Stanley at Alderlay, the Right Hos. M. T. WINO, esi the Deb et ArgylL A thythallsa lima Valve*, Cease, Landes, as the oath* et tholleal them% bed ea tatervitow with Viscount V r...k.. PADEN= ea . Th e defthath• writhed at Lard Betts, Mr. , Y.P. , Mr. Oa th s, Mr. Taylor Pe. Mr. F. Woad Otersters at hearar ot the Penalty, at M I do.), 111111sZr ), Proteror Marley, Dr. e a r = b led Mesa itherview; with : Bantry Leheeelthes IS 111, at the Celsolth•seth. The Julia .thes re the Privy Dolma eat or estroter. Asi opal, dr * MisiaL is p a lt r o l je = wes ersimieL As appal tot Drib v. Dowstrarbe Mania. vas earmseal. The Lords proem were—the Lest Met hthise et the Comma Piths, the Lards habeas llalahl Drees on Tomer, the Duo et the Arches Court, lir W. Meals, .at Mr I. Rpm. IMATEUE THWEICAIA AT THE GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION. VISIT OF HER MAJESTY. When it wu determined by the committee for the herald hod" that a ropreetatatice of Mr. Wilkie Callke's Jr,one the Awes Deep, should be glow at the Gallery of Mirka fns, by the sr Ladies end role sea who perbnaed it ease encothe since at Tera ina Hoar, the naidenee of lb. Chutes Skim, that gentlemer wrote to Wool Phipps, respotke that her Miresty would bosom the parkemar "IS bra pomace. Coker Phipps replied that her Ilersty he/ is nooted that she could mot comply with the regard. as the perky:roes wee foe a chokers object, said her big se might had to a proceding involviag mash reswessinhee. It use anggeded, brewer, that her Ilakety wadi le gra dory prowl If the serneare would play Woe kr at the Prow. Mr. Dial= replied that the rake ad par am emanating the (mak= theatrical cope were ad par lormak, rod coiseqvaally could sot rimer lath/noway -111116 la the memos of royal', but eared, it It lambi be avert& to bar Ibeaty, to give a private represatatko of this sale piss et the Gallery of Illustration. Mar Majesty most greciosely rioted, sad Saturday evening use appoiabei, whoa a pollwoolo of the Neer Dap was glom by the Noe sortans, with two exceptions, wir took part la it at Tackiest New. - Mb, royal aweided el larr Ve Prima Caw red, Iltelaidi et lbe dr Ittwarsa Noyel. tlio 'MUS elf the ?dams AL% Priam Id Wail% the Cowie lbrlns, Prime laded* Allis, eral Priare et Ilehmelles irdiess. 15 ftia tlit tarlatan Adieus rod 68 - =2 t er twenty ladles rad Her *kWh: 1 :1 9 1 arrived et wise ed.* wae "ri llelbed IV Bit her* Mr. Marika, sad Mr. °ream. The is to dr dairy awl tie sadreare were tratefelly decorated wish map of ii - e — eaceptions andel to above were Mr. eltinay ameba kr Mr. Haworth, Is the oberealsr of Balk, ass d Ike war of the Reiman ; and Mtu Francis far Mrs. MM, dr leer Tlt - e - iitTo - ja wee followed by the forced Tore i Cloth fa die Norway. the parte big salteissol by Mr. Cherie, Dickens' awl Mr. Mark Lents. The royal prty did mot here the Gallery until after twelve o'clock. - Os SsPoky sett, the performance of the NOZIIII Doe's, as nesstoced mess the " Jerrold Cosususurations," will take pines et the Gam of Illustreties. This morning her Majesty, accompanied by the Priam Common, the Prisms Royal, and hr Royal Ilighasea Prime Frederick WOWS of Prussia, rode sot en !me in& is Hyde-park, atteaded by Major-General the Hon. C. Prey, Hon. Eleanor Stanley, and Bares de Moltke, end rennwel to Eackleabani Palace at kelt-past eleven. The Queen will hold a Chapter of the Garter at Dadawilims Palm this day at three o'clock, when Earl Onrodllo will twelve the veceat Abbe.. He Mejtaty will eabeerptsatly preside at an Invellitaue of the MALI, whom Lord Khunird will be tatested. Hie Serene High's's§ the Prizes of Hohenzollern has &Mind at Maartea.Hatal, and &Dad with bee INWally ow Saturday. _ . TheToirkish Ambanador's second ball, announced to tau place se Monday, the 134 h ism., is postpostod to ?silky, the 17th behest Liciy Hallaiad's looming party, an Wednesday sash la pat or at Kenai of the death at the Diadem of Holked. Baron sad Baroness Gaston D'llantessres bays snivel at Albet-pte Howe, en a vielt to hie Excellency the Malmrsaice of Frame end the Cowden Pendgny, trots Path. The Hon. Charles Sumner has arrived at Mau rip,' Msg. _ . The Coldstream Guards members of the Nulli asenattes CM dined together at ea elegant banquet at the Leedom Tavern, ea Saturday. Tits Hc. Colonel G. Upton ocrannal the chide, and wee supported by Field-Marshal the Bari el litzelforL Led Frederick Psoist, Lord Hotline, Sir W. Goma, Mr Al imader Woodiud, MsjorGaurd Sir H. &attack, Cohost Itserton, Lienterent-Colonsi Byag, to The Earl and Coastal@ of Derby gave a grand entaradmint es Sattaday madam' at their tosnsha hamMewassen, ts his Royal Highness the Duke at Cara. bridge. TM idlowleg were invited to ow him royal high. mss:-1M Dakeend Deehew et Maerhester sad the Cr—.. or (Ulm, the Marquis and Merehicaset at Stain d, the Uri Cowper, the Rut sad Counter Craven and Lady Illiaaboth Vlsaist Vallstert, mad Lord sad Lady Arthur Hay. Colonel the Hon. Jars Macdonald use in waiting on his royal Weser. Liter tho banqnst the countess had aa reanbly, which wee Innoured by the stloadanos et the Deans d Cssabridge sad the Primers Mary. - His Excellency the Brazilian Minister and Ma dame de Cerullo Morass entertained • aka party to dinner, an Reardsy eassinCet the residence at the leguas, in Csaadish-nnese. The mane prawn ewe hle Excel limey the Twine Aabeateler ed !!deers liateron his Excellency the Netherlende Mirdeter, hie lacellessy the Sean Malatifr, ht. Exatikacy the Chilies Mahar at Perin Maisel shoes; the Spenish Chore d'Altires and Ilsoleass de Cams; the Clare d'Allehos of Portagal, the Ugh= Camilla of Legation ad Madras Salem, Els E. Cat, Mr. sal Xis. Eseneand, lady Gahm, sad Berea asid Beam, de Rothsoli6d. Prime Shwa de Warenzeff and the Printer mei et Wareasce lave strived fa Pal. The Prime is dr Ns of Pidd•Yaehd Weraaadr. she did tweedy, sad the Printer in the east of tin Camden de Marg. The Warmed. ere are et the highest sad ride* amain la Beede. LATEST T INTELLIGENCE. MB REVOLIiTIONANY MOVEMENT IN ITALY. PION 017 i OWN NAPLES, Joss 00. Laratimit tragraidds dispatcher have arrived from Gnetn. A short time before midnight of the MN It the preen* mos beaten in the Arsenal, and post activity wee manifested. Orders were given Imlt sloteix motels el war on the moment. Two Lava Monday morning for Baiol to take in powder and balls; two left on the following afternoon, and two others were to leave this morning for the same destination, and with the same object. Great alarm and anxiety exist amongst those connected with the military, as the precise object of this activity is un known, but the idea is that a revolution has broken out in Calabria and Sicily. The Paris journals publish the following despatch : "NAPLES, JUNI 3. " The insurrection is now completely put down at all points. "Two engagements have taken place on the fron- tier of Calabria, between the insurgents and the royal troops. In the first, it is said, the insurgents had a hundred men killed, and in the second thirty. "The Neapolitan steam-frigates Amalie, Roberto Ruggiero, and Vesuvio have received orders to con tinue cruising off the coast." A letter from Genoa, of the 3rd inst., informs us that the movement at Leghorn was more serious than was at first believed. On tho night of the 30th of Jane several armed men attacked the principal pout-home of the town but were repulsed. Another Reny attacked a second guard-house, but were like wise unsucesedal At the minis time several iso lated earabiniers were stabbed. The disturbance rsooeninenoed on the following morning, and con tinued daring the day. When the steam-packet Giorgio sailed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the let of July the firing of musketry . was still heard. The gates were closed, the inhabitants were in consternation, and the shops were shut. The insurgents who were taken prisoners were in stantly shot in the streets. A detachment of troops et the line, who were stationed on the square, having received some shots from the windows of a house, took ion of the house, in which they found ten' 'viduals,threeof whom were bayonette and the other seven shot. An artillery officer, who was attacked in the streets, having captured one of his mallards, handed him over to the soldiers, and he was shot on the spot. The number of insurgents arrested at Genoa is 50. There are likewise 3,000 muskets mind. _ . __ . _ _ . . - 7tTeTter fru; Turin of July 1 affirms that Mamini is in Piedmont. _ _ . tit; Pladmelase Clamber. ea dr dey, IL de it (i he learr dam Eight) earl it rue gtOredme et the rare Oarm P the leedstr et Or harm rid that dr hom kr sera Ire aware that =rego pre to Is Odra. They woe= dr • revarst vas to lob gime IR the 'debt et dr Iltle ad SOIL TY pree win esters as the *yak. And • pad the grebes me rye wrier sem. At rid* the errs ems VIM the tergarble Mega between Orr sad Tar* art borer Clema mod Rover, bad bees ter latelliert• erred Re pt.dhott N/q/ARRI,ad Ur I marry RIIIIR/R/16114 er/rod eat to regerstrr dem ral grapp war tomil it the gertete, rem MIRY we I mfrbt gild Ups. row haymow reered um rage dust ,B„.. Ma homed that • de err ma to he spirt dr *et el • baddlea wee mg reed The yree me brat w hy • sabre et tailars. 'bill SIMORR. That sight sad dr thy ddlowlag aregeol fariadkay Mks rues trie, awl dyer et tear ammddos win nixed. n• treat he raved of Ha Dairged Part wee Idlled by the romp" hot adsorbs so Mgr rag ord. M. do Revel larkel Art met of Era they woo who Ind boot ontolod art Idiom thy ems hats: dor It im portaat to loow wtoiltor tito isro ot thooo sod sots were mare or gaderre. M. Bread mold that ha had sot welkdor Ishoesattoo to swim is dead, Suit he bared that mead dig perms greeted RIM SIMS Rama boa rim praiser it Italy, gad mare Clarar The agarerlig• Ara tinabarl. The writer of the letter from Turin, of the Ist lost., above quoted, says," At the moment of closing I bear a talk of a rising in Leghorn and of a move ment in Romagna and Calabria. There is also a ru mour of • military molt in Naples. Some insur gents have, it is said, landed in Sicily." A traveller, who left Naples on June 90, reports that troops were then being sent into Calabria. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (raw' Ol'R OWN PARIS, SUNDAY ilvemso. The electors for the three 'mutt cireuntscriptior have been going on quietly to-day. It is impossible to draw any inference whatever as to the probable re sult fromthe appearance of the =irks. As was the ease on this day fortnight, they are by no means thronged. The opposition party reserve tkeir votesfor to-marrow. The weather is extremely hot, and every body who can get away has gone out of town to seek the shade. M. Emile 011ivier writes to the Presse to correct several inaccurate statements of the Conelitutioneel about his father, M. Demosthene 011ivier, the ex representative of the people. That journal lately said that M. 1). 011ivier was not banished, but that he had been prosecuted, condemned, and at once pardoned by the Emperor. The fact is that he was never prosecuted, but simply arrested on December 2, 1861, which is a very different thing. Ile was not immediately pardoned, and M. 011ivier repu diates altogether the use of the word pardon as applied to his ease. He was kept several months in prison and then banished by an arbitrary sen tence, and in forced exile he still remains. lie is not even allowed to come near France, and has been by the influence of the French government succes sively removed from Brussels and Nice. The Assemblee Nationale yesterday announced the death of Beranger. lam happy to say that the news was not true. He is attended by Drs. Trous seau, Bernard, and labia, who think there is yet hope. The following bulletin was issued this morning : Sunday, 8 a.m. H. Benner lea little better. He has bad some 'leap.— One of his pepiclana, The house of the illustrious poet at Pansy is sur rounded by vast crowds of people, anxious to learn the latest news of his health. A strong body of sergents de vile is on duty to keep the approaches to the house clam A duel was fought on Friday in tho Bois do Vin cennes between M. P—, sub-lieutenant in the 36th regiment, and M. o—, sub•lieatonant in the 7th battalion of foot chaaseurs. The weapons were sabres. Both officers were dangerously wounded, and are now in the Vol de Grace hospital. The Press* says, in its weekly commercial re view : The week hes been very eats. Purchases cestisne lo be weds for the fair of Danis. Promisee of reseldiesble orders have beret received from Raids art the Umbel States, in oceaequenee of the reduction in the Wife of tier cesntrise, bet we have sow ease to the deed sewn ter =et brads* of industry. The aseeveretss shops of Pate sot the mankfeettereve of the tbstartnsesta . ans oecupt.d is toidig amli kirks bit yak ma, ail kik Ike a liatwal enad. MB %OM 6101.11111% Oa Ms askokkakma bows ye. awdei kikakma b way but alma at -dr kid= d absent b Oa limit it Pram 71te Oh ask 're pikdoelly as arm* ft banosiona k aka , iii irooyr: There Is sow pike kkarlia aka tab peakka of tha ilk harvest. T all le alealbelf mama. ea, to Ute anal snrask 1i oar-irk Est rat la Oka. faissle. 2bit soak k balm Ike Ins apnea a foisth sift %Woo 61.4 Ilikwat 0109 astiatectorg, bat still sal we be again very dear this Tar. The seems, sidebars brink in abandsnee to our aerkete, an geeing at M. to itr. We. the kilo. ; bat at Genoa so mai as IC sod lett. n obtained. The imply of silt in items trill be insailleisat for the demand, and moans Blot spin be bed er India and China. The Daily News and Ezpreu were seized to-day. Several of the French provincial journals have not been diatributed in Park. PARIS, SATOIDAT ETZMNO. The following comparative table of the results of the elections of 1852 and 1867 is published by the government journals as authentic : Usu. °CV Moss 0 .,.1t. 5. Pee al ~:e... 11111 1,01,013 (Min SAMOS OAS IMMO 1W I.4MAeI I.IISAIt Litton US* KM The proportion of- voters to the number of regis tered electors was 83 per cent, in 1852 and 84 percent. in 1857. It is undeniable, according to these figures, that the policy of abstention has made no sensible pro gress in Franes since 1862. It is equallyckar that the opposition are impotent to mats an respectable figure in the ballot boxes throughout France. It is, indeed, wonderful, considering that in 1852 a much greater pressure was exercised upon the consti tuency than in 1837, the total of the opposition polls should be a trifle less in the latter year than in the former. Foe all this the elections for the three vacant circumscriptions of Paris, which begin to morrow, excite intense interest The government journals of this evening again fall foul of General Cavaignisc, trying to frighten the friends of order by representing him es the dropfau of the red re public, and at the same time reminding the repub licans that be shot down their friends in June 1848, imprisoned editors of newspapers and transported i numbers of men without trial. In all this say he did well, but then how an the lovers o liberty vote for him? MM. Darimon and 011ivier are violently attacked, and their antecedents have been so grossly misrepresented that even the Constantionnel is obliged to insert categorical con tradictions. The Press" complains that theme papers seek to establish a sort of moral state of siege against the opposition candidates, treating them as " con spirators, anarchists, and public enemies," because they exercise a constitutional right. The Conseitutionnel says:—" We have received accounts from Ajaccio of the election in Corsica. The official numbering of the votes bad not yet taken place, but the return of M. Abbatucci and M. Mariam was looked on as certain." The Write de Life has received a warning, for insinuating that M. Semen, the prefect of the Nord, who has been removed to make room for Collet- Meygret, woe dismissed because he allowed an opposition candidate, M. Brame, to be elected for Lille. The Write' may possibly be mistaken in the reason for the dismissal of M. Beeson, but everybody has observed that it followed hard upon M. Brame 's SOOODOL The Court of Cessation this day dismissed the ap peal of the Progris de Pas de Calais against a KU tease of suppression, pronounced against that journal by the Imperial Court of Douai on June 2. The following passage from the C'onstitutionnel rotors to the part taken by the French refugees in Larks ia the Paris elections : Is mils of the &irk, no cos is ignorant of the terms on which - the emigration in London lends its assistance to the coalition. It is know* that =important member of the old Nahlormi party visited England before the commencement of the diestmal movement. He maw there H. Icidru Rollin, who swim to have awarded with difficulty the esedidate of Omni Careless; he which he entertained great " reponanes." This is at lout the word in his manifesto width sides is it. We reed la that document the signifi cant prep :—" Lot as Miffs all prejudice., all repugnance, in view of the supremo aim." This leads us back, in pa tent:he.* to the famous decay of the " sovereignty . of the aim," so dear to revolutionary cariniets. The opposition, in T i res fo o r f hl i r t e ° to t w ° 11 " "a enligt: Ire " t° the i tl f q s a the republicans It mar, " Vote for 111'1; we will change . the form of germinate. While to thedemegogues it ft , " Tots for him ,• we will destroy all government." Such is the 'work of coalition, end the rale that may fall to the lot of Gene si Cavaignaci undar the weight of the hatred and impa tience his puiy. The of Hoarse has been much depressed. The hopes that the Rente would improve when the settlement was over seem likely tobc disappointed. There was an indisposition to do business to-day, but the Rente fell 20 for cash and 25 for account, closing at 67.20 and 67.35. Mobilier fell 35 ; the Lyons Railway fell 26.50; Mediterranean,. 30; Paris and Lyons (mew shares), 13.75 ; Orleans, 12.50; Northern, 20; Northern(new shares),l7.so; Eastern, 12.50; West ern and Southern, 5 each; and Grand Central, 2.50. , • On account of the extreme dearness of house rent and provkions the Hank of France has given to all its clerks a gratification amounting to a tenth part of their salaries. THE BRAZILS. r, 81:NDAY. The European and American Company's screw &team-ship Golden Fleece, Captain Hall, arrived this morn ing at Ave o'clock with a ship's letter mail, and advice, from Rio de Janeiro to June 4; Bahia, June 10; Pernambuco Jar 12; Lisboa, Jona 30. She briny inall 130 pains/men (70 landed at Lisbon), among whom is Captain Luard, of her Majee.ty's ship Indefatigable„ . . . . . ' At Motto Video wctro brr Majesty's ships Wasp, Rifle man, and Virago. At Rio were the Indefatigable, II wrier, Spy, end Siren. Two Russian ships of War were at Lisbon. The Medwayorith the mails, strived oat at Pernambuco on the let of Jana sad proceeded the following day to the southern ports. The steam ship Celt, from Liverpool, sr rived at Pernambuco June 11. Casual hidalgos' of yellow fever occurred at Rio and Per nambuco • but the moral health of the porta sae good. . . . • At Itio edits was advszwing in peke. Freiihta w brisk . Exchange or but notanial, From the Bails Prices Current of the latest date we learn that the favourable amounts received from England with regard to the sugar market have put a momentary stop to Issassetions, as sellers am pct unable to make up their minds respecting the prices they ought to demand. Stocks are mostly in second hand*, end it will oxnaequently be difficult to purchase soy important Itata even at a considerable Aug• mentatlen in price. The semen is drawing to a close, and sap*s of any importance cannot bo expected. Quotations ere nominal. THE INDIAN MAIL The Peninsular and Oriental iftsny's steamer Indus, Caplan Emile. (Admiralty aptat. fapaboana cab man, 11.24.),.animd at Southampton yontordop with the homy portion of the India and China wiL ak. IA Alex andria Jane 2lat, )klt 25th, 011oodhr Slab. Sits Iwoaaht lee paamonnom, aammost erhom Vent Capin Tatmg, I.F. Ws coorwedar In the Persian Onit;l3irJaamoCeohnike and family, too 011solter ; end soonal Indira cam The law wig throe mall dam tap rig to ealitand ea the 24th aims, end the men atramar Thownlia, pwradiag to kallaaatks MIL . .kt °Arabes, *op& owe the WNW le=er7; TdeeXr , bo & ioTtaii; Mto O is; liter, Wad boa Palms le elded. on the Ir iret , the taus pastel for steer Ms WYE, On to asittinnad. Mar Mairialy's Alpo Curates. Amur, sad Candor were d Malta, and lbs Vaftre and sat Gibraltar. Lord Lyons. with it lir et bstS e wee miabw rd dr. arr. The Alm bier* the I rad mot oromo to Bee; mod the Odle ami r the asatl deb TM dittoed a drawn OrilL ag Totdeste, Prosoolor. mak Chris, were dr tiered by the Zer ladle Compaq enemy treys. That lowed der i tural caleguL to Cr.. were to he Mopped at Ileprere tad oat eilloars Who arrived her la the Id.. Sea dr Zest labs its that Calcutta was as if it wale be a state of alsea; flu drawbridges yrs y r sad sera Zuregmea mi ser* wee dared Mira TM odors side oho that a ttzxr...=... to eare ti V " . l i d tt Or the dads lbsysi Trait, have MI scoarldafto * Ma*, primal Mb. =, =Mem. Ora is this Kids Wive is Mimed Is be a mare pre!es% wYul elhe highs, Mae raft rids use alb •madasela smagat Ms dams ei Os peogio. la do 311sigoo satbdsclida bilamos is set assmidovel se as la Os Bs. m 1 psedistasy. At Iloolwr DMA pow ourikooll to be sate - Ths - marmar Pans. draeard_sdam Errs duffer. en am adirmaie of BM& cur Is Ia& Thum was alasOsghassts at 'Cabaret lama at dikeallar _ O , may of WOWS Orada le .at at oace to la& through *gni M il British meta of war at dismadria beim hom dimpreoe from ladle Mould a speri roam .vein at ear, bat Tama sod Alma raseass •an caudally all at Alampda* mil maid be awed Is bake des far dr &Ma govaramst teldeadlin ff ny mars der ladla mashed Ilissa mm Vbffil *lke Is boos bare tie Tr ha Mawr, ha that Wens night ha Isiserehad to Woad int Moo The Trim* rods howoot mord Cl* irkoty. ELECTION 788.-( THIS DAY.) MATO. The am:amides re-neenSiorat -. the nand hour this morn ing, Mr. ficholdield in the chair. The room, mon former da yu wee very much crowded. The comnsittee were engaged the whole at the day nearing rebutting evidence on behalf of the sitting member. The object of this evidence was to show that the rioting alleged to have taken place during the election, had been slay much exaggerated. Colonel Knox, en elector end resident In the county, was the principal wit. news examined today, end the gellest coked and the acting enegietrates of Dallinrobe gave it as their that the lest election was as quiet, if not quieter, than rte election of 1862. Such as it was, the excitement urea only of the average character generally attendant upon Iriek elections. OXFORD. . . The Orford (borough) cont .... Jae . ° reassembled at twelve o'clock to-day end were occupied with evidence of treating up to the time our report left. It appeared from the evideoce of ono of the witnesses, • tavern-lumper, fa Word that the agent who wee said to have manapd • por tion of the alleged treethig wee scareely ever sober during the eledion. Some of Ids tavern Ms mill remain unpaid. Ono of the witnesses stated that be maw the sitting member, Mr. Nsate, at several of the convivial meetings. The honourable gentleman's health woe invariably proposed, and he made in seknowledgment of the compliment. Bowels to speeches was repeatedly drunk in quarts of beer, for which no one was asked to pay on the spot. - - The above committee reassembled at the usual hour; Mr. Hutt in the chair, and the evidence of the alleged intimidation of voters on the part of non-electors wee con timed. MAIDSTONE. The above committee met again this morning at the usual hoar; Mr. O. A. Hamilton in the chair. The evidence in support of the allegation of bribery wee continued. Severthilectors were examined with the view of showing that they wore promised money to vote for the sitting mambas, Hope sad Scott and one of them admitted that after the poll he received 1/. from his foreman. KM meter was on Hope sad good's committee. Another I elector stated that he met the same individual shortly before the deed" end he wee protaised 104 if he would vote Sir Hope and Scott. He asked, " Where's th's money "Oh," wee the reply, "Toe'll get ft ea Monday, (after the election), but I'll give you ea order on • piece of paper now." The elector declined to have that, as there bad been • previous conversation about 151. being the amount; but at a later period he celled again upon the person who made the promise, but this time the tone was and the nibbling elector was politely told altered, thahe was " a d—d fool to sup pees that anybody weld give ban 101. for his vote.' He voted for the abet dde, end In eras e:imitation he admitted there appeared to be more of jocularity than emneetnem In the attempted negotiation. The committee were occupied the entire morning with evidence of a similar character. The General Committee of Elections also re-assem bled this afternoon and fixed the days for prooeeding with other election petitions not previously appointed. Prince Napoleon left Paris on Saturday for Eng land, to visit the Manchester Exhibition. A letter from Darmstadt, of the 2nd, states that the Emperor and Empress of anemia will return to teat Diem from Wildbad on the sth, end leave oa the folio day for Kimengen. The young children of their lon tzties, who remained here during their excursion to ild will accompany their permits to Kimengen. E QUEEN OF SPAIN AND THE PEOPLE or MaDato. A correspondent of the Teem at Madrid writes The effect of the official announce• meat of the Queen's condition and of the rejoicings —or, it should rather be said, the prescribed and enforced ceremonies consequent on it—has been decidedly bad. The public attention has been thus directed to subjects to which it is unnecessary that I should here more particu larly allude, and certain feelings very strongly testified at the time the pregnancy wee first spoken of have been revived. Thom feelings are moat unfavourable to the two highen pee in the country, end they are expressed with remark able ore and bitternesa. In the galleries of the Cham bers on Wednesday, among the people abroad in the street,, and even among some of the groups of officers who on Saturday evening awaited in front of their regiments the passage of the royal procession, the remarks and jokes current were such as to prove beyond • doubt how email is the respect that royalty in Spain now corn mends. During the last few days manuscript lampoons, Caricatures, and copies of verses—all of the most disrespect ful and many of the grossest description—hare been passing from hand to hand. One epgam, of only four lines, but se sharp se it is short, has lad grant emcees, and is in every body's mouth. A copy of vers very witty, severe, and scandalous, representing the o4r•' subserviency favourite of the day, was said to have caret the cabinet in 1853. Possibly the may things of the kind now in circulation may not have that effect on the Narrate go vernment; but they certainly bode no good either to it or to the pale,. In theta see eat forth and commented upon with perfect freedom, and in some Mme with abominable e circumstances which here ere knewn to everybody, although spoken of bet in whisper. or in covert allueions." LONDON NECROPOLIS AT WOKING.—The neer*. poli. company having set apart a portion of their grounds foe the use of the Swedes and Norwegians resident in Lon don as a place of sepulture, the Lutheran clergyman of the Swedish chapel, Rateliffthighwy, under a letter of dispensa thin from his episcopal superior, and accompanied by M. Tottie, the Swedish coneul, and the principal members of his congregation, attended on Saturday and consecrated the ground to its serest P. Immediately after the con secration, the body an old gentleman, aged 96, • native of Sweden, was interred in the ground. MR. SPURGEON AT THE SURREY OARDENS.—A large number of pampa attended yesterday to hear Me. Spergeonatthe above-namedplameamongwhomwereobserved the Counteee of Shannon,Countem of Cleaned, Lord Farnham, Lard Belhaven. Lord and Lady Morley, lion. Mrs. Liddeft, Hon. Admire] Dirneombe, Lord end Lady Howard de 'Walden, Capt. Bernard, Marchioness of Sligo and friends, Gene ral Dickson, Sc. The rev. gentleman preached from the 12th chaise. of St. Matthew, 32nd veers. THE SPECTYL SERVICE AT EXETER lIALL.—The seventh marries for the working classes was conducted yea tarday evening by the Rev. It Burgess, 13. D., prebendary of St. Paul's, and rector of Holy Trinity, Upper Chelees. He wee raccempented to the platform by the Earl of Sheftesbury, the Earl PoleiN and a number of clergymen. After reading Act. xvi. and the Litany, he p reached from Acts mi., 30— " What thee Idoto be saved ." the question pot to St. Paul by Stephanne the gaoler, and occupied about forty minutes in practical commentary on that text. The hall was well filled, and the congregation seemed to coaxial of a larger proportion of working classes than metal. CRINOLINE.—A firm in Sheffield has token an order for forty tons of rolled steel for crinoline, and a foreign order hen been given for one ton • week for several weeks. WEran CHARITT.—His Royal Highness the Prince Consort has fixed Monday, the 13th teat , at Qom n'elock, for opening the Dew Kiwis belonging to this charity. Then ere situated at Ashford, in Middleou, on theßiehmend and Windsor Railway, distant kern Loudon about helean. hour's journey, and so close to Ashford station that convey- Inefel are unnawasre. TILE LAKES.—The Bradford Obrerrer states that withers me feat flocking into the Lake district. Lest weak reverse, of the largest hotels at Bounces and Grasmere woes quite filled. Merry of the southern visitorw to the Manchester exbibition proceed onwards to the lakes, so that a over busy seems is expected. There is a gentleman in Union, N.H., who will be 101 years old en the 7th July. His name is Robb Farnham, and a strong effort hue been made to Induce him to be present at the Bunker-hill celebration. in Boston, be haring takes part in that battle. He declined ening, on account of the distanee, and when his men, a fad of fifty or eery yearn. imposed to accompany him, replied. " If be went, he didn't want to be bothered with the care of any rAddrra."—Anariran raper. METROPOLITAN Tou.s.—Lord R. Groevenor hie given notice that he will to-dny ask Lord Palmerston whether it le the Intention of the government to adopt the MOO plan for Landon as it his adopted for Dublin end Ireland—that la, hese a mermirion with a view to the removal of thee, anlemees. Surely there will be no 'lmitation in granting de same meson* of justice to the English metropolis as the Web metropolis already enjoys. Tni EXHIBITION OF ART TREASURER. —The edielemicas on Friday were 1,281 by newel tithes. and 9.252 esyment of a shinier ; total, 10,533. The total o by railway were 2,723. DEFICIENCY:ix OF TILE MANCHESTER EXHIBITION. For a national gathering of art 4reautires. Manchester is not very conveniently situated; its accommodation for Melton is by no means real ; few persons reit the elate in the ordi nary course of rho year's arrangement ; the smoke mikes the town a disagreeable wijonrn. Many of the fined private collec tions of picture. are by bequest or settlement irmmoveable from London. Many posserame of great work., who would, for a while, have parted with their treasures for All exhibi tion in London, have refused to do so for one at Mmeheeter. Nor can we wonder at it, considering the priceless character of such porestoions, the dangers of frame, the chances of damage. during exhibition, and the risks ineeparable from even the most easeful hanging end taking down of large Worm when a greet number as gathered together. We need not be eurprised, therefore, to find that the building it Old Trafford does not °martin enrbing like a collection of all that is most redone in the private galleries and 00110:). eons of England. Forinstanee, there is no work from either the Grosvenor or Bridgewater galleries ; nothing from Bath Homo or the Orange; nothing front Lansdowne Hour Or Bowood ; nothing from Hamilton Palace, Petwortb, Chatsworth, Leigh Conn, or Blenheim. Here men neither the greet Westminster Rearms, nor the Wolf-Hunt of Legrenee. Of the twenty-two or Matte three pictures in Enruggland, which may with same madmen he eecTibel to Rafaelle. bore see Sin only; Lord ETheszosnfe Titian., the Duke of Devonshire's, and Mr. Monro's Tins tows as all absent. There is not • single work amend to Glares* that can confidently be given to the master. Even of the English historical portraits, so unatwosely_ re. preaasted here, there in not one of the twenty-three Vow dykes belonging to Lord Olaresdon; not a from Ombarebniv ; not one from the gamy e its ertfla chu llet buy .—Natimeolleriew, new number.