The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-11 00:00:00

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O. KM. .IJOIIII.IIIII III MK-SOIL 110111111 i. Tun Itrwoo. YATIiLDL Mom Corfkk ot Zt=n l . Tbo ll~vo ToOolso odoo. of NM% to go* Pf*Pli. SAL V —Asa 1.1; 0g,T1.• WAIlloomb; Jaw Nor wOOO osof , L NIGH WATER AT Lc/Num spappi. Tau -1 1 . 111 As. tal• - -Alsorsess. lak SSA. Tresassw—lisssihsk ... Miaow" 4 1 1. Is. LONDON, MONDAY. MAY 11. TO OUR A DOUBLE NUMBilt el the EXPRESS will De piiiialtal ii rag OS SATURDAYS. Tnr appointment of General Aseetunism to the command in China may lees geed agrintasent, or it may be a bed woe. The averments wre which both. his awailasta tied lie delembete bead their art a scents appear t o me eingelerly morrow and ism, elu sive. We Bee nothing for it bat to wait until General Amer annul gives prod of lie eapecity ar Incapacity, by his modems, Ware we earwig amp opinion respecting his At the mine time era must Ny that the questien raised by the bergm re e of the appointment Co a perketly legitimate efallooo of die. arms t and that curtain doctrines wielding it. eseeeseieeeetkeireia ths Home erLoWis, are latterly untenable. Theis doctrines, If me gee' seed in, would setageffilY kid I. Ohs gaff meson a an critiagia ar tree dbeenion el the sanded it majtv, pu bli c ser. vento-a modosien SO 11112010.1gue th at It wie ld k eys beet someway OM to mewl a pe w i t ega i im e the dpessimes, bat tor the * lnivenal rent apparently pare t. than by the is the lost place we, are ae d. with especial refer ewe is the asset 0 amend liaaftwasmcn, that it is unfair to attack a vides uremia in his abases — that ion whet be In est of the country. That the labia seraot atteabell is emit of te toentry at the time may bat very geed mass he easpeudiogjodg meat unth he bee en opportunity of dedroding bins self ; bat it man obviously, in many ems, be mo reams whatever foe postronieg the attack epee him. Charges breeghl forward against • public onvelot, in the prom or in Parliament, de MI belong to the category ef meret deemeistione. They an pthticly mode I they cannot maps the teethe of the party armed. or his friends t end they can be pelb licij simpered. it may to that to postgame them till the intern how of the inculpated party maid defeat the (lien for lAA& they are man An =boarder wira be compeomisieg the character of his omairw, or asaildmg its interests, by his ennessind of • peritonea ; • general may be timing son army or intoning skint by Ws incapacity t a reload governor may be stirring up arbeLlimi by Ws oppressions ; in each and all it thumps:wee, if merborge is to be brought against the delinquent anti be is Annus cline, and re name Wan ineelosable *jury may be iodated lathe oaks, whidt timely inquiry and discussion aright leave presented. This illustration thee not meetly meet the cam of General Assoc 'IMAM ; bat it is onsemry In place it before the public, beam the ;latrine the no public arrant ought to be enigma' in his absence from the country has been stake with melt an utter want it qualification se name se to render it obvious that the blow is strait at fees and fair diemeien is the abstract. Nerd* the peculiar thatures of Gomel Ammowir ma's ease wear to us to be such as to Maim it been the tategery of those whichwihoWent dimension. We ase told that the eleadiums Ma We appointmeat add lo bow been urged Whoa be left tirocoatry--t for media Parliament. Thealpienemdamonmde dant the waddle of Math; the ohleellene amp pallid ,out the taiddle of April. Podlemind adly se• Maimed sifting intone week afteetheappethimmt made. %bre k wee announced, mast of the Mar lime the Home el COOIIIIIOOII had left town to if tend telheir siertioneering interests, and the lOW meat wan alisiebed in the task of hurrying to • pease the recline holism of the session. Any at tempt is rake &debate+ the merits it the appsiet sent, that rail lead to say partied result, would there been isspdkos. Again, the only smelacial pertiss tompeaent to fens a judgment or General lismistemauf• inners for command may have them. maim 'Wen ail of the esostry at the time the appointment wee enmeenced. A month -weld, in this posalsle ease, be no very Wog period to be allowed to elapse be im they nammitted then objections to the appointment der publication is the papers. And the Mal intermit the country basis having an objection. able appciament reecialoil, was • sullcient reason for hard* attain= to the subject while it wee still possibis for a wed to oreetahe the General before be reached the theatre of war. Aka Its Ltew Mr.sys, ea the very first night d the .anion, goys modes that In ahead bring the Bunt sap.* gangs NOWT betook baste the Hannof Conneas. We =ogled of If ma. tied ezpatianee is 4feny . rake, die premised nay Mogen entice lan ailitery natters mast be of sane tannetasee. At wenn, inteedome fear the palls is ignalarit dashes oniameted win military shankne. 114 It! Lunge Tenn will sio god sewn. by ding AMISS facts hams the Have el Cimmeams. Formerly, when tho nun of Military 7-ducado• alma& was Ifienned, the nun= of in terned= wereemeinalesdy riven. There se& no methealls nosed ads sass need tka of digs to gni& rime 'ma be nats. list spa it is gain elberwise. A Caerninion hos inia aunt by we ][hinter of War to the chief Oovernsoans of Bann —tip France, Persia, Austen and Batioiat this Commission has been reeeived by those Cinerannean and furnished with odkial infornation on than** of Military Echwatioo. Out dean, materials a most able Report has been drawn up, lona, in het. a asanual of the state of Military Frination atoned sethentiostrd by the highest olden! !authority. Thu we have an indisputable statement of the heti THE EXPRESS; MONDAT_ t).• Sir De LAC* P AW House of upon which any conclusions with respect in our system must rest. These of the EVANS boa promined to bring It seems scarcely necessary again to urge the im portance of this question. Still we cannot conceal from esnelvea, that atansly a step has been taken to improve our military system without the most vehement romonstnnoes and the most terrible disas ters. We know well that the men 'who afilf occtipy the best pests at the Hares Onurds are the same yvelha proved theittlielree wooly incompetent in tie Wank and for exPosinr, whose incompetency Sir lona M'SEnt. was the other day called to take his seat at the I'tivy Council Board, and Colonel TULLOCE is nos a 8.C.8. Men in office still persist that the Ftaff at the British Army is the brit in Europe and ewe Lard PALIIII3FTOI4 glories in the opinion tI-at the British officer is not a scien tific but a fighting creature. The only step taken, which , 'rem, to eaow some faint belief in the yens tit,' of eattest ; •on for military men, is the Genersl Order lately inned by the Horse Guards. But that Order is so vague and imperfect that we hesitate to Pet oartrsst in its efficiency. The whole question is novel dor, the country: no more inquiry is needed; Ram a n has been ransacked for information. Our ow tt system is proved miserably defective. The Horse (Surds admit it must be changed. The Ministry are bound to do something. They mast proposal sums plan nf Military Education. The Howe of OemniMil must middy themselves that the plan is asked. We trust that Sir De LACT EVANS will sassed la impressing his statement on the mind of the AS. of Commons ; and we sail nun Sir W. F. WMAYM of Ran, and General CODIINGTOX. as mlliteey Rea and liberals, to sappoet the emu of Mißts.y Reform. -THF4O' MAIL. 81:XDAY, 1111 AT 13. We have &dykes from Alexandria to the 2nd of 1 May. The Bombay mail arrived at Sect on the 30th of April There are no tidings of the ealentta mail. - ... . The captureof Mobs mmtaah on the 26th of March by General Outram, wit:a a force of 4,600 men, whicl left Beelike on the I,6th, is confirmed. The entrance of the ',aeon had been skilfury fortified by tht• enemy, but the forte were silenad by the steamers in two hours. Prince Khania& Mina, at the head of 13)00 Welk, fed, with a loss of 200, leaving ammunition, stores, camp equipages, and 17 guns. General Stalker and Commodore Etheridge Ilan I both committed suicide In a moment of temporary insanity. The Bombay money market was improving. The iniportmarkei was fair. Freights were falling. 1. Lord Elgin pawed Malta on the 2nd of My. Lead Lyons squadron continues in ValetA harbour. UNITED STATES. (nom ova owx LIVERPOOL, Kowa. This afternoon the royal mail eteam-ohp Arabia, Captain Rase, arrived in the Maley from New York, which port she left on the 29th tat. She ban brought, blades the usual mails from British North America and the United States, 174 paresngen and the following specie : 301,131 dole. for Uwe. 150411 dohs. far London ; 680,833 dohs. sad 2101. in ilnr Br Livarposl—in all about 1,033,219 dr& Six men of war—via., the Lslepesdancs, john Adam, St. Mary's Wabash, &malaria, Doculas, and CNA,, are to be despatched to the coast of New Granada for the settlement of the disputes. These mount, aggregated, 204 gone. Os the 28th of April the boiler of the propeller Fanny Goose; on the Delaware Canal, exploded, killing five and wounding seven persons. Lard Napier was introduced on the New York Exchange on the 24th alt., and was favourably rewired. _ . Theseheoner Merchant, from New York to Africa, was seised as a slaver, by a revenue cutter, off Sandy Hook, and brought back. In Newfoundland the fishing excitement has been brought to a class. An important despatch had been received from the Colonial Minister in London, containing the frank recognition of the principle that no interference should be attempted with the territorial or maritime rights of the ooloniMe unless their consent be fleet obtained. A espy of the despatch was also placed on the table et the Nova Scotia Home by the Attomey-Civierd, and it was dis- tinctly understood that the treaty was at an end, and that it was never intended that any °enemies should be made to the French without the consent et the local legislature. Chief Justice Nelson, of the Called States Circuit Court, had settled the question that foreign consuls can be sued in the federal marts. California papers to the 6th April have been re ceived Ira New Orleans. &winces was dull. The Paci6e Eire.' Company had felled. Advice, from Aspinwall report that the Costa Ricans had taken powering of Pawls Army with the steamer Rescue, a great amestat of ammunition, and artillery. Colonel Lotkridge's retreat is con firmed. We have nothing authentic of Walker. bat private intelligence from Aspinwall says that Walker's position at Rives was impregnable, and the transit route was open to the Pacific. . . . . Havana dates to the 27th alt. have been received rile Charleston. They report tits health of the island good ; bat there was a rage for joint stook companies. A new bank Wham started with • ca pital of over a million of &Han ; and • new joint stock house building company wu being formed, with halts million dollars capital. Money wan very plentiful at Havana, and exchange had avowed. anger was in active demand at fall . . . . At New Yee% 'lke maw market was active, with no quotable eke% bat with a tendency in i favour of lenders. Itasisuege was firm and tended upwards: on London, 11191 to 91; ditto on Paris, 6.18 j to 221. The cotton market was more active. Flour had again advanced from 10 cents to 90 cents per barrel, on different grades, with a fair amount of sake. Prime wheat was firm. Provhkes.—Pork was more active and higher. Segue oontinned firm. Coffee likewise was firm. Freights were irregular, with more offering at low rates. Cotten was taken he Liverpool at 3a. per bale. Flour, &L per barreL The Illinois steamship, doe at New York from California, has nearly a million and a half of dollars on board. PRINCE NAPOLEON AT BERLIN. BERLIN, Sylmar. It is said that Prime Napoleon will leave on Tuesday next, and that be has expressed a desire to pay a visit to Prime Frederick William, at Breslau. On Friday evening the Prince was present at the Opera, sitting in the royal box between the Xing and Owen- The royal party remained to witness the ballet. After the pertbrmanee the Prince re ceived the President of the Council of Ministers in audience. Yesterday a grand review book place, the weather being magnificent. The Prince kept clam to the King, who wore the grand cordon of the Legion of Honour. _The defile took plaee opposite the moon- ment of Frederick the Great. At three o'clock a military dinner wee given at the Chateau, and in the evening a representation par ordre at the Opera- AUSTRIA. VIENNA, lIAT 10. An imperial decree promises an amnesty for all subject' of the empire (not being Lombardo-Vene tians) imprisoned for high Wesson, insults, or rebel• lion, sad orders them to be met at liberty. This amnesty does not extend to refugees, to wham nu amnesty has been already granted. TURKEY. Fran Constootinople, news to the 30th el April harm arrived at Paris. The basking project of Mr. Wilkie is said to have been dellaitively set rids; and some other projects of English capitalists are said to have been either rejected or nisch restricted in their scope. The native bankers have mile some proposals to the government, which, believer, wane I not acceptable. . 1 ebt Court. OBBORNI., KLT The 'Prince reamed. to O•betne from Window Castle prierday st a cremter put bib o'clock. MO QOM" eon lot It eo otrolt sae will the Primes, Rola fad Prisms Allem, sitaidel by the Marchloasoo of T. sod 1114W-Charrea Beckley. no Docker ot Athol* bee eaocesdod Ihrobioasto of lay so Lady ia Weaker. Moo 10. The Nergek el Biradolboars Lad Cboralertole, bad sa sekkaso the Quoin co Ilsoseloy, to prosal its fibre from tie Boer of Lore la rawer M tho lamb from the Those TUC/sus sad Priaob drove eat to sa opts cornea to the ofterverra. Tbo Deana of Lad end M Clannoat ca keterdey, sad clotted lb. Coeatros do Itardly. A Cabinet Connoil was bold on Saturday, at the slcial residence at the First Lards/ the Treasury, in Downientarreet. The Ministers prone were : Viscount Palinereten, the Lord Cbanoellar, FArl Clemerille, the Marquis of lanolorerne, the Earl it Kariverby, Sir Geroge Grey, the Earl of Cla rendon, Mr. Sseretary Labosehere, Lord Parer" the Chancellor of the Fachequen Sir Charles Wood, the Eight Eon. IL Vernon South, lAA Stanley of Alder-km, the Duke of Argyll, and the Bight Hat. M. T. taints. A dopoleise of deed her *awe breed by Mr. I. 0. Dedsea, M.P., Theme Pommy M P., eel Mr. MAIM= Mott* M.P., led as biervirw with the Chemist ef the Raohegyer ce Seterlay, at bi. Adel team' M sew& The beettelea ...tired of lbw& Mo ps = (Viehelt), Jr. 1 J. Raba (R O. Recce D. limbos (Reath N.h ), J. Hen ), J. Meith (KWh), . Memo (1111100). . Mom (lirtutreL) The hada Omaha etas Peg Owed! mi ea War day. led Weeehpais pm Minot la lb* mgcl i r the Pr eogehe Owe "Dams v. iIeIEMS the Pole mem Ilemeem v. The Melee TIM &Me =Lbws:M.BM Owe, te peomedesesonW emmot, woo The Lore peed ewe Led Wesisfisb, the Dos des Coast et AadlN, ft M. Roe, Doeyettheo went isediel M the Mehl-oar es Wm from the Lerd Iffttrilkeimer tithe Mies sod is Oeweeole et Temads.lll4, lima Wake, Iwo Aerehe, Warn Welk Mew IlesissA, Nal Maerhies. Depetebel wee meted yeastay Orem the Owens= of the Cage of Geed Mop self WeleL Tax Qrames Van' TO bees slated is some d the oetragerses Gs; garbs the Gbessa's impeded wilt to the Mt Twosome labibillea, she amid soot potbelly to the guest et the Duke el aothoisod, at Trentham. W. owe mumbled le slash however, ea aothority that haves les lode it the fad, that hie Ma jesty Val, es to Hill, hawse the lasi it lirgemere, by Ostia, et Wonky. The visit Is set egoist to lobelias& Min the old d Jaw—Meashsear Orweiro. We (Morning Peet) Lars, with deep regret, that 60 Mee et the Dmlesse el Lanes bad& IN sot ellegetber week es bar royal higineet's Amity red M.s mad de sire. it is Meld dist symptom if as esdeverenebbe sto rmier haw weently dews thmesives, had masa sender able essisty mass those who esSey tbromblenint Wow, al bar royal tenhesis. Excelleseithe Rears Minister at the Cant of St. Jame, sad the Counties Chreplawitdt will Ism Perk Meserrow as their Mum to Landes, where they may be espetted to wive an Wshiseday. The Marquis sad Muchionem of Exeter come to urea to-day from Burghley House, Beassford. Ike the The E.rl •od Countess Granville entertained • select drele st Muer, et their voidance in Br•to•-Nnet, co Saturday owning. The Countess.: Cork will le•re town to-morrow fir Brighton. . Viocount and Vimeoantres Carson have arrived at their reekirstar is Oreortaar-pinto for the slum Viscount Clifden leas s;riveelat Lady Dover's re/A dobes et Minolta, freak UMW tun, Iltadordaint. lame tlte noble rt.runt Ur be oa • visit to Lord Loft Boast. no rook to tows hen Clever MOM Lady Emily Heeketh'e Ant ball will take place . . . - . . _ Monde; the 2ith inmost, at the lordly zooadaa . is Port land-piece. Lord and Lady Crenorte will leave town on Wed newley for Soatlead. We (Pod) much regret having given publicity to • premature assoescusest of the dads of Lord William Fitzroy. The rumour of ble lordobles do& yea moist et the chits re daterdoy, red, abbot* Lard Wallowa still serriorrore ore sorry to add that so berm ere esestaised of his stormy. The remains of the late Lady Ashburton hare beat svolovod to fLaglsad, and mill be lowed la Hasp ebbe te-ssonow. The Rigbt Hon. Sir George Cornwall sad Lady Thaw Crola eatirtaimod Siz - Cbarlas aad Lily Mary Wool, aad s .Yet dram of Meads to dimmer, am Saturday, at Watt Hausa Kaistasbridp. Lady Moleawarth entertained at dinner, on Satur day evadat, et ter madame`Bata-piaes, hie Leathery the Pawls Maidhe ad the Counter Berashat, the Earl et A Viseeset ewd Vietesatees Caeatemers, Viereat Mesameet, M.P., sad Lady Margaret Messaree, Lent Word, as Right Ha. W. Z. Ohdases, M.P., sag Ma. Med lama, Lewd P., Mr. M. Mess, tad the Rae. Mse. Miler, Cased Trelett, sad Mr. Met liar bdahlp received a whet *de ia the aresiag. The. is se frith is the renew which bar op psersi ht susohl sowspionts Y the fast add s sesirtscihisi slims Is goat to take phissbuturess Hs Rea. W. 7. Cusp bii arl the esselthr at dr loft Bishop sf ClighthwAstr. fr Hamphsey aed Lady Abates De Trafibrd have Imam datbefeilaim at 'bawd Part the Wigwams Muds- OW guars frr Meaprahas atiba Art TIFONIMIN itelaik• Sas .—Tba Kam& ar Clastrasir sad Lady Harriet Da Dud. Abe Earl et &..i1 sad the Ladles Keay eel Mary St. Laramea. Lard and Lady Madack, Mrs. Mibbut sod Lady Gamedelle isliat, Mr Tirane ma Lay Arasik Mrsbark, Ire Let if Patrol, Viseramt N. Lairmsee, Mr. arery hide, Mr Robert Guard, X Wafts. Mr. ems I. Triad eel Mr. Anwar De Traled. Marygia at &limbo:7, is larbialstillast el Masa, WM Ma mad Lase at the aregiesaleri al Mid i robes Seraday weatai. ia•rilarks.abei. EXPRESS FROM P. . (nom ova owx PARIS. 131.11 DAT EVZNINO. A despatch from Berlin, dated yesterday, has been received, which states that Prince Napoleon has delivered to the King of Prussia as autograph letter from the Emperor Napoleon upon the subject of the Neufchatel dispute. The Bank of France bill presented to the Corps Legitlatif yesterday, mud published by the Monderr this morning, dinars materially from the scheme circulated at the Bourse. The capital is to bs . . . doubled, and the mdsee of the new shams, instead of being applied to relieve the immedioie wants of the treasury, will only be so applied P., the extent of 1 100 millions in the coarse of the year 1839. To 0011 K itaelfthe bank will receiy,, a nun of Three per Cent. Rents at 75fr., from the Canoe d'Amortiose ment. The privileges of th.e bank, it will be seen, are to be prolonged for thirty years. In exchange for these advantages, the bank is to make layout:es upon Credit Fancier obli- Pliona ss TAU ss upon public securities and rail way sharro. It undertake*, loorsover, to make ad vances 'to the Treasury not szeosding eighty mil lirem A very important clause in the bill is that which permits the Bank to add a large for coin minden to the interest upon its advances and dis tant& This question has Wen very vehemently ilisaissaL The drys mosents in substance to a pastlal meal el fir FM* usury laws. Instead of lislng prohibited from taking mean than 6 per cent., iddillhe Bank of England may he boding at 7 or Spar sent., the Bank of France will now be able to fine whatever rate money may be worth in the andrat- Ifs appearance of the project in the Moniteer heal wary little effect upon the Sunday Bourse in the Danarrard. Pimple cannot yet feel confident that lb. limn Is definitive. It is understood that a ipisi =pi jimerheenta are in preparation in the =eillierCerps Legislatif, and after the many dig have been alternately countenanced and velibi bras geverament within a short space of lime. lib my pimeible that some of these amend- INNIS mq bo elorploi, or at any rate that the dig estion stem miry take so much time as to prevent es bill prig this session. The government, in deed, if it pines to be peremptory, can always make the Corps Leglalatif vote in any way desired, but in the present instance, where the government does not am its own way eery clearly, the deputies will feel at liberty to act es if they possessed some degree of in- dependence. Some dais " financial journals" that now abound in Saris have lately been puffing the Ruspian rail ways, and talking in their financial articles abort the" saermass demand" for them at the Bou - ile, Ths Finns* Minister has cut this kind of thing short by an mist that the estiliess arc not to do bu , isms is Btrian railways until they she, be quoted im tbapurrest. Tha Mutt ow the budget is expected to be pre dated to fibs Corps Legislatif N-morrow or next dig. The following is said to Ina summery of its austaula The financial sittation of the country Wm MAW in 1805 than in 'AU ; the indirect taxer :tied more, capital anew more active, and the last cuts of the loan were paid up without die- Malty. But the reporter observes that "in spits ef ax apparent. diminution the expenses in the budget sea in fact augmented." The committee, therefor% takes °erasion to recommend economy to the government •nd a great reserve in the creation at now places. It lays down the following maxim, that an ealintaled equilibrium is NaShing, the defri ties oaks°, is etwrytAing. This phrase, so remark ably spplicable to all the past budget' of the present reign, does not indicate any great confidence on the pored the committee in the present one. After dwelling ea this 'abject, and recommending, in exprem terms, that an effort should be made to attain a "real and not a fictitious earplug," the report remarks upon the enormous amount of the Bating debt, 870 millions, but notion, as a favour able circumstance, the fact that the government is anxious to diminish it, and has provided five mil lions tow& the sinking fund for 1858. The reverter estimates the product of the tax on nego-, Liable securities at 14 millions. The report con cludes, as it begins, by recommending economy, which it describes as "that grand virtue of rich states like Ftance, which lave a right to form grand projects and to look forward to a brilliant future." The Emperor and Empress went to the Long dinars rams to-dsy, for the first time by water, embarking at the Tuileries quay on the yacht Ebglnie, and landing at the pier made expressly for their Majesties' use, near the racecourse. The Grand Bake accompanied them in this excursion. General Seville, aide-de-eansp to the Emperor; M. Teacher de la Pagerie, the Empress's first cham berlain ; and M. de Rianoourt, one of his Majesty's warm are going to Lyons, to meet the King of Bavaria, who is expected there on the 16th. The Daily News and Express were seized today.l Another unfortunate provincial paper, the PA Bretonne, has received a warning for reproducing a portion of M. de Montalembert's article on the Bishop of Moulins' case. The warning describes the article as one " tending to sow discord between the church and the state." The 1 0 resse says, in its weekly commercial review This we* hes bona arms eathealwy ass he trade tbsa 'rebus yd had this mews. Twain souk have at length sabraitted to des high pekes d *Pads sellase," whisk have se Rag chseksd betimes Advisor ham New York and Rio Janeiro Was that Ms gist of Bowegma goods la Moss rawksts is esappatisi. The psis stM as head now go des* whoa of asps ess galley. The ewer esetber bee yeeleted a L.._- Asir wag Imieches et heisaley. Is the dopeelmmis die mad Meted soma helms we vitas et Sesbels, Teriebig, sod Mad, sad dine Is yews' vitae Orleans sad seized maw erei for .sorer wise are nada. Silk weirs, being, trees Oak high pire, ellegelkar legal the reach of the midis time, ere toy yreeediy seilesed by weal.. Iteledee, leaser, see isle serest lit do messmilsa ofibs Amwessa esmistsso. Iselin Ma Ow swift alleasistwia drag Sat us seder Nem er the eye bee vereltel Stem dr add weleer et the red et Aprd. TM wird is eeeryelbere air and eves tit Wass have eel said msewlely. The ardimery Irene, lobate bed beim le ME yaw, love sw reeeveeed. As eiriedmi sup d ewek glee, GM at, weal de woe le seam the waster, Wow is Ilmesps Sim ell meouree d assacesy tbetembelerieed. It is hoped fills south that the Entrust, yielding to representations made to him by the deputise for the Hermit, supported by M. Michel Chreallar and M. Payday, will take off or diminkil the import duty ou sulphur, which is usefully employed as an antidote to the grape disease. PARIS, SATVIDAT EVENING. The Resell government journals now confirm the statement that the Grand Duke Constantine is going to Elie, sad add that he will return to France atter visit to Gluten Victoria. The Coarrier de Aria ways that when Lard Cowley gave the invite. Wee to the Or Doke, the latter said he must em elt his brother the Emperor, and accordingly seut a telegraphic despatch to Bt.Peersbmg, which mesa brou hack the Czar's permiasioe. The visit 'wilt have " nothing dean official character, bat will b e assitly aa effectimste compliant to the Queen eat the woman." The Ceurner same that this at ztemot. is fowled on an aaanocineot aide by I MAY 11, Mt (PROS oca worm the Grand Duke himself to the nobles about his penes yesterday morning. The Grand Duke visited the Invalidee this morning, and afterwards went to a fite champetre at the Pr* Catelan. Ile is going to the grand ball given in his I hoeour at the Tuilenes this evening. The Bourse has been languid. The Bente fell 10e. both for cash and account, closing at 69.10 and 69.20. Mobilier fell 17.60. The Orleans and Lyons railways fell 10 each ; Mediterranean, 20 ; St. Ram bert, 17.60; and the other lines, from 2.60 •to if. It was reported that the project for the re-organisation of the Bank of France has been agsm completely remodelled. It is now said that the augmentation of the capital will be 100 millions (which was the sum originally spoken of j, and that this new capital will be raised by an kale of new shares, to be paid for in three or four instal ments. The capital is intended to be converted into rentes, but the period of the conversion, which is to be effected at 76f., will be deferred for eighteen months or two years. During that interval the bank would employ 'axe money received on Recount of the 100 million* in loans and advances on the public funds, anei on railway shares and obligations. ' It would aim lend upon Credit Fonder obligations. I It is positively smarted that the above scheme was • submitted to a meeting of the Bank Council held thin day. The Russian General Demidoff has arrived at liareaes, from Nice, on his way to Paris. The Tribunal of Correctional Police yesterday brought to a close the trial of the fourteen men ac cused of having got up a secret society for theover throw of the government, having planned auinsur rection for the 24th February last, and having had illegal poasesaion of arms and ammunition. The tribunal aoritterl three of the accused, named Valarge, Vivien, and Durand; and condemned the ten others as follows :—Pillette, who was chief of the society, to fifteen months' imprisonment and I,ooof. fine ; Nivier, Bailly, Clement, and Regnier to ten months' imprisonment, and the first two to 600 f. fine each, the other two to 100 f. fine each ; Martinon to &year's imprisonment and 000 f. fine; Deley, Gau thier, Valls, and Collin to six months' imprisonmee, sad 100 f. fine; and Blondelle to throe months' peso' nmcnt and eof. fine. All the accused, es . ee pi BlondeUe, are, besides, interdicted from the ', D i os meat of civil rights. The above sentences wxy seem light in comparison to the offence charge., but the truth is that the conviction was groundt" . 4 upon very alight evidence. The judgment recites. that nine of the prisoners "met together frequenAty t o en d eavour to arrange a common action against the constituted authorities, and therefore they were &secret society;" but it erys not a word of any specific project of in surrection either for the 24th of February or for any other day. ITALY. --4-- THE TWO SICILIES. NAPLES, MAT 4. I am sorry to report an attack which was made on k young Englishman in the Riviera di Chisja last Wednesday night, and which his placed his life in great danger. He was taking a stroll, when one men attacked him with a view to robbery, but he was knocked down directly. Three other ruffians then came to the assistance of their companion, but were also floored by our countryman, who received a knife wound near the temporal artery, and a severe kick in the side. He now lies in imminent danger, and much sympathy is felt for him by the whole community of foreigners. His Majesty sends every day by telegraph to inquire after the health of our countryman, and of course the police will now ho active, and many will be arrested on suspicion, and the usual means adopted to arrive at the truth ; but so long as the police of Naples is charged rather to smell out a liberal than to protect honest and peaceable citizens, so long property and life will be In danger.. So long as the commonest official is selected because he shouts out " Viva it Re; so long there will be an indifference to any thing else but to political persecution. So long as a policeman is paid less than what a beggar can earn, so long will he be himself a thief, or anything else by which he may live. Not a man in Naples can breathe or think without the fact being noted, but robberies and murderous attacks are made in our mat public streets, and the affair is sometimes never bra tto light. Indeed, the wretched state of ewe street police is but too evident to any one who spends an hour in Naples. Thousands of beggars, some of them festering in every form of disease, swarm in our streets, to the annoyance and disgust of every one who passes through them. Yet they sea to remain to prey upon and insult the =n and at night not improbably become ut if a man is suspected of the slightest tut of liberalism, he is marked, hunted down, ins primoood. and ruined. Her Majesty gave birt h . to a ' P l.. ±Ls• act long sines, and the happy event was in- I by the "Thieves' amnesty ;" many &rape 171ercharacters were let loose upon society, but 'eve , sal hundreds of political prisoners under condemns der, and many more shut ap en suspicion or from eserice• , are detained, in close confinement . Naples Is 'the paradise of the beggar and the thief, but the hell of the liberal. A decree was published last Friday night to the following effect: " Counting from the publication of the present decree and up to the end of July, the exportation of lupins from the Two Sicilia is per mitad at a duty of 23 grains the cantaro, and of biscuit and macaroni at a duty of 60 grains the cantaro." It is considered no boon here, as the season for the purchase of lupins is nearly over, as Naples biscuit does not keep well for exportation, and macaroni is a mere luxury. It may, however, be regarded as indicating the roar et of a good harvest. rain The exportation of g will, it is considered, shortly follow. Vesuvius has now for nearly a week been in a state of violent eruption, and every night we hays bril liant displays. All the foreigners ars crowding in to see this grand spectacle. Five per Cents., 1104. Exchange on London, 643. P.B. The police authorities are making great efforts to discover who attacked and wounded our countryman, the other evening. I am glad to may the Englishman is somewhat better. With regard to the Neapolitan biscuit, I must observe that it has a high reputation for its fine quality at least, and several shipments are being madein English vessels for Smyrna, England, and elsewhere. THE POPE'S TOUR IN ROMAONA. (plea 001 011 0011111,011D11IT.) ROME, MAT 4. I have just returned from witnessing Pio Nome's departure from St. Peter's ample piazza, which, with the French and Roman troops drawn out, and a vast concourse of spectators collected together, afforded almost as gay a spectacle as the benediction on Easter Sunday. Early this morning his Holiness descended from the Vatican Palace to say mass at the papal altar in St. Peter's, where the cardinals, corps diplomatique, court prelates, and a brilliant staff of }tench and Roman officers, were in atten dance. After saying his own mans, the Pope beard a second from his chaplain, and then withdrew into the meristy, where he partook of the collation pre pared for him, and took leave of the cardinals and other dignitaries. Meanwhile the troops . and ..mmle were in expectation on the plasm. General Goyon, at the head of his staff, caracoled about the obelisk ; Prince Massimo as Poet- master-General, appeared In a travelling 'carriage preceded by a courier in scarlet uniform. Then came the hope's own courier on a vigorous hone, his gold-laced cocked hat, scarlet coat, straight -sword, and imposing beard, rendering him no small part of the show. The ponderous equipage of his Holiness, crimson panels and gilt ornaments, was towed into line by six powerful posters, coerced by postilions in new uniforms, whilst the whole team was presided over by that obese dignitary,the Pope's coachman, who sat aloft in un dis puted command. Three carriages followed for members of the Pope's immediate suite, and twoforrgoss brought up the rear. A detachment of the " noble destined to accompany his Holiness the first stage out of Rome, the escort being subsequently of dragoons, took up their station in front of the cortege. At half-past eight the Swim guards issued from the antral door of St. Peter's, and its Holiness, basing uttered a parting prayer before the apostle's shrine, descended - from the slinrch, preceded by the canons and accompanied by several cardinals and prelates, as far as the pima, where he gave his hand and foot to be kissed by those around him, according to their rank, and proceeded to get into his carriage, at the right-hand side of which the French general and his staff presented themselves with a mi 3 l a ir e a salute. The troops all knelt as the Pope down the sanded centre of the piazza, bestowing his benedictions right and left, and a profound silence prevailed throughout the thousands of spectators beyond, amongst whom not a few, especially of the softer sex, gave evident tokens of regret at the de. pasture of their sovereign, of whose individual benevolence and amiability of character there is in unbiassed minds but one opinion. The French general accompanied the Pope on horseback as far as the Porta Angelica, where another vast concourse of spectators was collected, and indeed all along that portion of the road crowds of people were stationed. At the Milvian bridge, however, their numbers were greatest, and hiindre'di of carriages were waiting, besides equestrians . mo d pedestrians, to behold the pontiff's travelling • Ja i n, and to obtain his parting benediction. Pio Nono's departure has certainly cau se d some regret amongst the Romans. It is not kr„ 0 ,,,, when t b f e el l t os ivais t te:1)*(2; o p us H om i n i an d St. journey capital. The former he intends to return, nor is the object of, has very clearly defined. It is presumes;, h owever , t h at be will be absent three or four • Anntha, and name. dath tw ye o wg so realit lemnitifs sv P il politic A results are expected also, q o P uen f e th ter ti ew 's Y probably be performed it is not likely that the at Bologna. Some but farther than an amnesty, w hi c h w ill , of come, be pope to , so s n rln xte th n e t p r, rnsiv i in i e d, ccawill in any way change this evening at Civita Castel. the condition of . h is „the e . and will probably cora hinTsfoH;ylirnlrlelfreenpme Rome, plena) hr, series of pardons by shortening the periods 0 ,,f, mr.driement of the prisoners in that fortress. Pifini is his next halting place, and at Terni he is to 'visit the iron works, and breakfast with the director, Benneci. His quondam see of Spoleto, now occupied by the Bishop Arnaldi, will detain him a day or two, after which he proceeds by Foligno to Perugia and Assisi, returning to Foligno and crossing the Col Fiorito, where, by-the-bye, he will most likely find some depth of snow, to Camerino, and so on by Tolentino and Macerate to the proposed destination of the first part of his journey, the holy house of Loreto. There is very little doubt that Pio Nono's pro gress will be a series of ovations in every town he mines to, for the accounts we already receive of the preparations made by the various municipalities show that they arc intended to be worthy of so ex traordinary an occasion. Public demonstrations and private opinions are, of course, sometimes at van. epee, and nowhere does party spirit rage more furiously than in the northern provinces ; but dismal. tient voices will hardly be raised in the present state the country. SPAIN. MADRID, M*9 9. The Queen yesterday gave an audience to M. Simeoni, the Roman charge d'afraires ad interim. To-morrow Prince Galitzio, the Russian ambas sador, will arrive at Madrid. ELECTION PETITION& This morning were issued the petitions relative to ths Cornbridgs, Athlone, and Huntingdon election.. In the first-named document, Mr. Adair (the petitioner) sliegs acts ot bribery and treating, on the past of Mr. Steuart (one et the sitting mambas), the admisits of votes en his behalf who were not qualified. the rejection of voters on the petitioner's behalf who wee qualified, and voting at the wrong booths. In the Atbkos petition, the Hon. Henry Handoock charges the sitting member with bribery, treating, and intimidation. The Hunt ingdon petition relates to a double return on the sore den , equality of votes, and Mr. Fellows, the petiticner, &Ikon demist the return of Mr. Heethoota the following obis- ' Lions, via—double voting, voting et the wrong booth% fraudulent personation, e 27011004111 stria, sad the reception of unregistered and unqualified voters. A letter from Gotha, in the Magdeburg Gazette, deeerthes the opposition made by the family of the Princess of Hobanlobe to ha marriage with the artist Lambert. The Duke de Rotator, head of the family, refused his corset far yeses, but yielded at last to the selsortatka of the Duke of Coburg Gotha. On the very morning of the ceremony a protest spinet the marriage was ema by telegraph boat Ram. by the brother of the bride, Prince Hohenkine. Climbable to the Pope. No attention wee, however, paid ^ to k, smiths ceremony took place. Tla Gazette de Cologne states that the apartments lathe loyal Palace, at Berlin, prepared for Prince Napo. boa, me the apartments which were occupied by NIPC4OOa. L, la M. The num observes that the three political ser vices in the Prayer-book, the die:annul:lance el which was moved la convocation by the Date of St. Paul's, relate en. lively to a dynasty of unhappy memory which England only lalamelerl for three separations, and which is a byword: Mew as fox Its lathe, tae vanities, and its vices. "le them minion we thank the Almighty for tearing the lib od a essimisa wham mother end whom son we beheaded, sad restating te the church of England a Sovereign whd tamed out the meet bantam reprobate that ever sate me this throw, la one of these anima we at the tame thee and d the mate breath thank the Almighty far deliverlig the royal family from Its enemies ' end with sal bream thank somebody else for delivering the nation Item the mid royal family. The levity sad Incemelinecy of them so-celled religions acts, are only euressesed by the vito ham sad vulgarity of the language, which is monetizen in had en to be mataken for the coarser kind% of cursing sad wearing. 'Hellish malice' and bloody enemies' are only specimens of the Sower+ of rhetoric used la these appeals to the All-Wise and All-Good." TEE LATE DUCHESS OF 0 tovensynn.—ltis Royal Sell=the Duke of Cambridge is oiliest as chief enecuiec Denham et Glooreeter, with the Bad of 'Teraina, Mr. Theme (tli thanes Remo:Annear), and Mr. Dream weak the lealier, se colleagues. Though rather early to sank of wadi ewes, It Ia understood that the bulk of the =web the family of the late Duke of Cambridge. be Pric-lane devolving to the present duke. Ths ykdassas Alia, a god-child of the bite Duchene, hes not beet IlwisOlas, war the other metribera of the royal hmily. Pea. dna bass bleu left to two old servants—one of SW. a year lad the et 251. a year—with c gratuity of a year's wages to Obi met if the household. Diecimions hang warn as to thes did meamembi , and the Ciatal• of rank, primed/me. sin sty having formed a complete pusZ . the =ria laws was cut by the Crown MINIIIII. NA her Majesty was therefore represented at Wee Smog by the Berle. , of Athole, one of her principal WWI weli•• g —Chore Joureel. APPOINTISENTs.—The lion. Chichester Fortmene, MT. for Louth county, will emceed Mr. John Ball se par liamentary tinder-Secretary for Colonial Affairs; Mr. E. Mark, Vice-Consul at Repots, is appointed her Brim* Majesty's Consul at Baltimore, United States; Mr. L. Rennie, Acting Cenral at Arrhangcl, is appuinted Consul at Nat place; Mr. Martin Wood, formerly Consul-General at Monte Video, is appointed Consul at St. Domingo; Sir R. Bchomburgh, Consul at St. Domingo, is appointed Consul at Bannock, in the kingdom of Siam; Mr. Booker, Actiag Consul at San Francisco, United Stake, Ia appointed Coned at that plata.—Okerver. Baron Gros, who has just been appointed to pro coed to China, was charged with a 131104i012 to La Plata 11 1847. In 1860, be tilled the functions of eomraiseloose mediator, to nettle the difference' which had mimeo between England sod Greece; and, lastly, be negotiated, as one of the plenipotentiaries of the Emperor, the treaty recently concluded between FM , * and Spate, for settling the impor tant question of the frontiers of the two countries. SHOCKING ACCIDEST.—On Friday afternoon an accident moored an the London and North Wewern L at er e re at the coal-yards crossing, near the pareenger Attlee. , Preston, by which a women named Jane Wad dington was instantly deprived of life. The enfortmeht was returning home, haying two bundles of red iron Me bad bees purehming for her Maimed, who is a blackanlbs In the seas, and en infant in the other. She was swam. Listby a worm, and whcu on the point of creasing the go late Dook-street, a roal.train came up from a M ist, and proceeded tamale the tunnel. The women waited until the in waggon had pawed, and were creating the line, when a lesempotrain, which had been hidden ham their view by the coal.triin, emerged from the tunnel in as opposite direction. One of the wo men succeeded Inc the Ira* but the other (the clefeaped) was caught by 4118 buffer end thrown upon the line the train mowing over Mr body, hands, and legs, cutting off one of her beasts, sad tearing away a portion of flesh from various of the body. Her Went was thrown forward tont oft; math and was footed lying near to her side in the six feet warm Beyond brag a good dad shaken, the child was ass WWI. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DA:T. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. mop at Niai Prim at Wesozatnater.—Bdore Mr and a Spatial Jury. . . 181 ATTOII4III.OI6MIRAL V. terrue, CLAM TAO/.—aUCOOLING SOIIACCO.—CUSTOII I I Cut 1011 anteaterlion by the crown against the rell astais roBllrl7l6es from them kr being ilk! 69 bake of tobacco, the duty not Dogik et ila sir s tha rme. Oh • ,Mr Wilde, and Mr. Cleasby app 110 OW Mr. Power defended Page; the other de ga t prisci_pa ll y resod upon the sari si at ag Ivis, e Juke French, and Stuanzah Fre ,e la ss draw having been engaged with the a l ga" teanentaicat. French rented a cottage at Orr Bertekit, of Page, who, with • moot looked ewe it, end Pege asked We . M lie der with French and his wife, and he eillry will be vlsi handy to me." A fortnight eft vent &pin to the cottage, and French r It appeared that a vessel called tl Medema as board, and she ran whore r, ...110 Matt night, th e tobao:o wen taken a, and put in an outhouse. The wh e ,,,, e=ta and other parr were engaged to t kid Mrs. French if anybody riled, at the cat ..., knew nothing about it." van was a i tara - ,A repeetuige, which conveyed rho tobace., Endes end Clark, Webber, Mr, aoti , A enc a, eses hem Berwleh, were Peewit that occasion. Ws. French admitted, of cr oss-ermination, t was Dal concerned in any c l ay in removing th, bat that bee husband Ina. It VW then proved bl, a cas k m boasa deer weight of a ganged halo of tobacco was half s weight, Me, vast the value of the 69 bales, daty, we. 6971, Mr. POWietka 'damming the jury for Page, to them that late evidence of French and his wife be relied tra. His client .6. nearly eighty years of MIA rad was a labouring man, and its was Maps was a great deal more guilty than his clien had he had concocted the story against his Owns of getting himself off. Mr. Baran Martin, in summing gap, told the jar, for them was whether they believed the e ltuvri'lests French and his wife. if they did, it the defendants were liable The jury Immediately returned a verdict for the Mr. Baron Martin—Hoar much do you go for, I *IC Sir F. Thenger—We go ter the ram of the tt lord, 6971. lie. Viral* accordingly. . ARCHES COURT. 1/110 O. LORD DUNGANNON, 14. Labatt Jebb, of Chirk, in the county he mew mea the agent of Lord Dungiumon, di asible Slump canted a monument to he ere an the south well of the ;orb Tr Lb had a young grandson, in Lad and Lady Demeanor' took en u himeet ; and is 1846 this child also did. 1 mom prepaid to put up a tablet to the Sip Ina was dem, not an the south wall, near dna et the eprsainstasr, but under three Ifittoglor to is Bryoldoolt fiddly, which wee Dappemaf • pdr, is dr math ads. Some bra Wild% rompoona wished OD MOM MO la a pima as is elm Mt of the dare W o o of I& MY Vat Meta am named to the tow Woo vied doato to Neil doe ado drib We. 111 Ir. Jobb, the lktbar (Albs redeled vs alassdea. TM imotions bads% d emi a ilscalip, lad cart edit (thatdlt. =trri= "a lkir Pram this an appeal was now bright. Dr. Addams and Dr. Twist appeared for tt Dr. Phillisiore far the reapteirat. Dr. Ray! rddned for Mr. Jobb, bat be was absent. The court tkoogit_ Noy dedrable that the car to an armor oratagoomt ; and it wood Isite, cid Judedest MB the bid seasioa of out ORAWLFT_l4.9iawtay.-1:070111•1 Tik rai;;;;; ei rt i tDoins passeaced for the ggait 4" COURT OF Odors Mr. Con The wee the .lit i;.:Z ir — Q« the bank As Leocolid Itedpath. As tbe peeomdings wcre entirely at a formal b was not brought up. l in tr. s twrence, representing the assignees, smiction of the court to • payment of 3,40 W. in to the Greet Northern Radway Company, 1 amount had been advanced, in redemption • gaps an the fewhold property. The regulate order wee made. It appease that Mr. Pennell, the official set eared 12,3761. on amount of the estate, au freehold property. This amount is more that pay all the ordinary debts in full ; but it is er very heavy claim will be lodged against the Great Northern Railway Company. The dirid teethe present. CENTRAL CRIMINAL C THIS DAY. The Yay elation of the Centel Cringe Erthis morning, by the Right Hon. El Ra Recorder Aldermen Fanicomb, Su F. Lawrence • Mr. Sheriff Mali, Mr. Sheriff Ke Sheriff Crlley, Mr. tindeaSheriff Andatop, las by the first edition of the calms t are 107 primers for trial at the present scab The Ether* r, in kis charge to the grand ,iires. that was sorry to find that there were a et came to be brought before t the areas of a they eerie& char nob et the same time, retrain ft the great bathes that appeared to hay mime of bur gh y then being no less ithallith of that .bmi: pdon on the ;resist a were also this charges of murdeff I smother that was disposed of by Jassy at the last session, and which wool sot come before them on the present occeeke then referred to the came of George Bays, f at Woolwich, and Robert Tripp, for the mind lad at latimn, and be said that if the G Lid before tthheen. ea they appeared on the thought they would not feet any coming to the concluaion that both the • Estero that required to bo fully inquired ii ore of murder wee • charge Kama a wens the Woof her illegitimate child, and it spew that she had left the workhouse where she fined, with the child, and that she wee • wards without it, end she stated that it child wee subsequently found in an area . deafly been thrown with great violence, am fractured, and this injury was the MUM grand jury would hays to say in this ea wader the circumstances, ft would not 1 And a true bill against the prisoner . , in ord =belts! be fully inquired Into before the I Reenedter then referred to two cam parties were charged with having procured I young gists under twenty-cue )ere of 4 that by • recent act of parliament per milted setts of this description, and wit chastity of girls of tender age by such as promising to marry than, or a similar kind, would now be amen for such acts instead of civilly, end I __ .. .. . .. „ well that this alteration in the ha; should the c7lfeThTnreferred to the facts of said that if it should be made out had been induced to leave their permits eentationa made by the defendants, elks have done so of their own accord, that woe difference, and the defendants would still law, ander the present form of The grand jury then retired, end dispose of the business of the minion. Joseph Willis.. surrendered to take his fag to provide his son, a lad eleven years food and neceeaarise. . . . . -7 This wee a proaeeUtion instituted by the of St. Leonartre, Shoreditch, and it 'ppm Pendent, who ie in the service of thi at Horton, with his wife and several whom wee the one in question. In comet aton received by the perish authoritleu thf /trident's house on the 11th Februi found theled referredtoin the met dreadful with vermin and filth of every deecrii almoat starring Mate. The prisoner, it ap Nitrated with on the subject of his Mean and he said in reply that he could a dirty fellow as that to sit down at table peered, however, in the course of th defendant was occupied nearly the e and occasionally the night glee, at end that he left the care of hie family tr seemed was Maine, and had awe been re asylum. The jury returned a verdict of Not Owi! MIDDLESEX SES THIS DAY. The May genera 001601111 of the pe prisons , . for offences committed in tb diem, commenced this morning at t Clerkanwell-green, before Mr. Robert Itedetant Judge, and other mustioos. 0 of time that be. elapsed since the last seeslon, the calendar