The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-07 00:00:00

tube expreoo. heilimerhiminded kr “Tt• •unisi w i d er s e e. MOM Mao OS" U. bob by Two *Wok ea W ay erridilisliss. WWI WATS' AT LONDON MIMI. Sow Dae—alinlai, Sr Ille-......A115nift, n. 40a. famartiow—limelai. U. blu—.......Aftisuma. Or Ms. LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 7. IT seems that the changes prepaid to be intro duced into the University of Orford Mill isoeupy some share of public attendee, foe se late as Friday last Mir JOHN PAILINGTON put a question to Air Gleam GRAY touching the superior chime to filowehips of what are called issAgenfer. !Ts some peruse, indeed, the whole question of the HAM of oar older Utii verities seems issignifleant. According to them, the ideal University is a thing so utterly unlike the URl varsity of Oast d, even se reformed, that it tie a rows waste of time to discuss the details of the Imposed ehangsa Fe as, however, this view seems not a lithe extravagant. Without doubt, the Univenk of Oxford does, in Out, send forth a hest of um who, by their talerts and elsoatioa, are enabled to ooeupy positions of oonsiderable importance, sod, so fee, to intones the destiny of this amity. It is impossible to believe that the moms of these ' sea is entirely doe to their natural Caul lies, er to the place which they wimpy by virtue of their birth. That susses sand in MOM -degree at least be des, to the 'rim el alsreeise under which their faculties have bum devolved. It is imperials, therefore, be doubt that the torten parasol at Oxford is of vary conaidoratolo . _ oresequenee twills cosimaity at large ; sad, however that system, es reformed, ay fall short sf perfsetios, still it is of importance le the public that I. the pro. posed cheeses as mask Arabi be doss es 4811 be *se, la cads, to moist these situps as whet Is peseiWe. War sea abort time ilia e'a'ses of moral Cello's*, as sanatioaed by the Osessiedsaers, have been lying •apn the We of the Home of Osomoests; sad it usents that, in conseguesse e/ soave devils, these •statute. have beam referred by do Goverment to a tribunal in which, se we nadeestond, the Amoy= and dominos Otutenat, ass to set es asseesere. 'The ditty of that tribead WI be te deter. .alee whe . tiper the statutes is vodka see legal, .and each 41 mist to reedy; s deal aseetroa: Now, assay* the gentians which haws arises upon thaw •zew ordinances fa tie question whe ther, la the . Wooden for sehelenhips awl Sallow - air, the powdery circa fuse= of the ass& Aistee ought to be °outdated—whether, is aborts the isdirales ought toes Joy a pelbonee over their rivals. A esewswiel, it stems, bee bees draws up, wirier disown of the poor ass. sad this asswariii will probably be refereed far sessidersdoe to the taunt is CoeweiL We will eot Narrator a newest that the prayar of tbe memorialists will be treated, 4•111 altboogit It be soppleted by SW Jowl PAKOIO - sod the Oppodtioa. Nevertbeisee. it say be 1 waoresiset to state the ems of times memorialist% Ii I order that task sew, sash sr it is, nay be widow *food. It is arpd that the objector the Mt et Parllaweat WAS sot to downy bat to Fonds the wain later doss of the Maisano; that the dame pumas whom • them handers latooded to basolit were sot rich masa who amid supply thiamine with adaoatioa, bat peer men who were deprived of this advantage; and ' that it rich men si persitted to compete it evil toms with poor emo, sot only will poor meta be placid at a diaadvaatap b 7 Wag is. auntally ba mboos/1 and therefor* less completely prepered, bet the Colleges, being filled with rich rasa who need sot the pecuniary aid blipped by Meg the Oa* of tutors, will be deprived ei their staff of tutors. loth are mug the grounds opts which it is vehemently and even pathetically urged, that in the elution he a seholanisip or for a laloWship Poverty aboald, if poseible, be an essestial validation. Bat in trath wbole of this kind-hearted theory is Aber founded as mistaken fasts or most preen Wooly impraetleable to practise. In tbe firm plasm it is obvious tbat so as sax give a rational definition et an indlipme. What is a pose w? Mist he be a person in absolute want t or a man whom though blond with a wanitby bat Iliastanai beim 11 finial *lmeisey aid Unrolls k wastior asian who, having say some 2,00 W., hes bees asiblod to ge the thsiverety by spending his NOW is hopes el getting a tooting in the world; or s sea who, although he has nothing at preset, yet has meets dome, se a tsonsiderobis Stomas at mesa hen hie father or his /rise& P How is it pos sible to determine this condos except by per seal knowledge of $ tinily, shit& say be side the mans of perpetrating infinite irdastise * Nothing, surely, tea be more aims thea Set the prtuste - elremitseess of familia should be part of dm 'videos, to be Lid before eximiasra ia ardor to alibis them to sons to a onolosion es . tothe COS: land,' merits of the candidates. Mtkieg the world as it is, there ma be no doubt that a poor man will always practically enjoy as advantage over his fisher sompotitor. Moo may mike what laws they plies% bar, so loot as generosity or harmoity 'oboists, then swill also be • natural deers to promote the interest of die poor mils who, by hie industry sad fatelkeees, km provod his (Wert& 130 for we admit that the plea of poverty ought to peva bet to admit it further would be neither trine nor even postimbio. ' Abstmetedly, °famine, it is impossible to saintala that mere poverty is soy reams why eso wee should he poised la a Emmy cempetftion to ssother. Is. deed. there is ao more reason why the qualifisation of poverty . ' should be considered Ilea the pleas of birth or the phew of education I and yet, all nab local polemist have by Act d Parliament been expressly abolished. This lamentatios over the rights of the poor is only another form of lamentation over tige righted the sooopolist. It is a part of the ems selfish system. Nevertlielesi, it is may to so. dentand the feeling which prompt' men, sad toped. ally admiral Fellows of Colleges, to emboss" the par studentemose. These asstimestsledvusatssbye tome day or other to settle is some soontry &log, to way, to beget aces sod daughters. Thane mos nee be edusated, bat still they may be rather diall. Plot having led the "dummies of a patine school sioosties, it of the routine "ram, they will /abase wader disadvantages compared with those who have bed the benefits of the best pubis wheel sad the beet private tato.. It mood, of seam. be espostri that their ambitious trod clorisel sires shoal& misty 'equines is their eons' isJedoety, and Et case isterealao to mod thous—met late ordain— bat isiee mese inferior peefemiem Ia moo lest it is doer that snob ores of qmoadass Fellows WI be worsted. The only plus , th an i onb b, that pm vasty, that the matiogensies of whet the key weal& have teased oat if be had bed every Nkomo. of edesseirm, shell be taken late sostmat. Thus them amiable men hope that the son may be ambled to tallow the career ot tb parent, end moy net be essepolisd to dowsed in the wale of society. Bat all this gentian tality is not only singularly weak but singalarlyesllish. University scholarships and fellowships are too vale able to be abused in this fuhion. There is no KUM Irby the son of a clergyman, of a laiewr, or of a physisinel, because his father proved blond/ worthy of • superior eduatios, should be entitled to the same grivilege. To encourage meritorious poverty is an excellent thing, but to encourage meritorious wealth is not less excellent. Indeed, as the Mins of doing good within the teach of a rich man are more extensive I than those within the reach of the poor man, it would almost Ism as if the encouragement of lite- rary industry among the rich might be more im portant than the encouragement of the same industry among the poor. At all events, seeing the terrible abuses to which the principle of favouring poverty. as poverty, may lead, it is impossible to sanction the principle advocated by Sir Jonw PAILINOTON and his friends. As for the practical dialculty, that by electing to fellowships, without regard to pecuniary einem stenos, so many rich men will be elected that the Colleges will be left without tutors, it is sufelent to lay that the danger contemplated is simply imaginary. As a matter of fact, neither is it true that the men who are eo wealthy as to decline residence will absorb all er even a majority of tie fellowships ; nor is it true that sea of independent means do in foot de cking the Ace of tutors. It is well known that each men, whom bent of mind inclines them to education and to study, even covet such situation's. One thing, at all events, in char, that, if there be any troth in the payer of those who advocate the image of the eedigenter, the clam who Roder the present open system will obtain scholarships and fellewehips will be superior to the clam who would obtain seek prises if the plea poverty were to be considered. It is clear, therefore, that as ability and industry mast be the sole test of merit under the present eye tem, the poor men who an the object of so mock solicits& will be encouraged and oven compelled to improve their fanlike to the fall, and to abandon the degrading privilege of piecing out the imperfection of their Waldo by the poverty of their estate. THB BIRMINGHAM CHAMBER OP C AND THZ INCOME TAX. The follordoi petition Itme Men amen to by he Cheaper of Commie of Eirmieptene, end Mwertiod hr presento Wm to Me Nom or Cameos.: The MIA. lehlm of lbs Moll of tbe ambled Comers. for Mmolli elnibelm inn he Mood IlleMet. ad Mao pm yolNeme Mee se dbolloolo allige to he M dels elf Mao Imellm l ip p olimed. pi Sol VW maw mem of aim di of al dm ion= awn le wiry mai /a In lb so lbe Whom doom dm to he onermodel ilMiElboabbh llimpli pow yollieree fay abaft suisky et asked repdollene he On polibbs elllisomm dry haw that dis and illbolloodbio pootome et yeement m ail by ami dClumbil sod hum Son he moo W teshollions dr et he memo sift dry ere momwormrm Miele heeedeo Is for aveloommeen me et be me Me ear sould bilmemb TM ebboreblt my be MEOW SI be Imeaelledbler aineelth Ma eoworp IMMO memo* daub Wand aem pell. Memo man d{ no yonibel Madly mode be Mae ften.s. id Mil a bom a tit i r s it i toonersi hub Winne idee me adlle m eL ie folipeoto row isd ebra mei n s mo ream Wdl St Ila eilloor i of am dm lsmr Mods beeeemeibun et pram Tim lbeedien MAW poir s limonite Wm ft MN 41.111111111.11 MOM id Mise ea= mi bomb endp omMendm e Mr le he odle skald TM ikibed am h a r li A of troll Woe he pan of bse ninbul wird preimins. le km sidner mom be mem, it • Myr brio pre ant beie t ben pospato . TIM temerblo rill We amino be ammi to sedi peoperbin My to Lam &WM Ilim miboil yeiqullo I the Mee of eesb am* tealerimil samillipaisrowsil sollinjuleil gabble), lime be bp weinea m f ereememboolle el MompeeL 1/10 at ibe aim wili=iikairias advall tem cil t r . dor or Os web tif Wier ilmdmllm of =Ma Mean May &MO and mollon=rmn yew welbe hoe bierade to his moo yet dm bb melba he mod ibe em me Mimed by tam MU 101 E 11 1 lea am , em ere_merbobit stemote thoe ei we be mom ft woliele do mom perm, deft MI seinms Mes made to lbegoommotallbm MO yew sa, limb( IL Wow Ilaratooliom Yell 11mbraillest. musra &CZ= HAzianuc tiocuirr.—.Bl#BA will to gives at Mann Hell ea Friday, with Madam Novelle, Mr. Sias Rams, awl Min Dolby. Hen Farms, who ban bees Mashes wit► es seek saner at Gotha earl Weiser. will wive is isglsa le take part la the perinsaeire. This per will be followed by a meddle el Pk. Costa's Eli ea Ow 25th Implant NORWICH MUSICAL FINTIVA Le-. This taIIIRIIIRI ourotaimost will Ws plass Is tko masa d Ir. n. Zorl Alboroade has bon Work d proolgoat dIN Mme• suttee d foroosousal, ad Yr. N. N. L... tho most Risk flialfr of Norfolk. viso-chartax. Th. Tap arrived at Manedlas yesterday, with adr:ers hem Coeshatiseple O the UM, sad firm Übe (Mow of the Set a& The Manse New Tot has she wired free Ceassaalegle with U 3 marabouts ea MGM. Whoa dam was laid by the Eagllalt sad Pasch pbeilpeteatbalse apes the time aseseary es maim Use Is wise melsrial et the was has the Crises sal Turin, (Jesse Oslef r odd se bees semarkei WWI asses. "TM Allies seeseedel Y esnyfag their amnia Oa the spit ern ease eed tepidity, smd than Y Nana se Whys that they is. lad the MM fellienw tar whim k Wit." _ _ Tile awaits seam at St Potinbarg is at as ..d, sad Nosy Grits sail Maas Sods Imes spitted ibs all. Tambora Ids base riving waft at Mw... The Minn eseseti that tie gondola of the Holy Flews, the line mom, sum at tbe ww, ftr sot been timbal by OS Co. foresees, Ist wUI be sadeably 'stelae Weems Prawn end Turkey. There an odd to be 122,000 French soldiers la the Cringe, sad Inwards et 20,000 at Coestaationte. Thin is a talk of a visit of this Bower Akrzandee M Path sat Looks se the mash of Mr. Bacisaao. late Aotariesa Maboesisles at Lassies, gained the Sege* ea the tot he New Taft. At the commoisestest of wit south the amber of emaibeese es ague of the Met frowsiest Lisa of Pads will be =station; imemeesk the roost easels' r beteg had beadiest lee the Valk pattiodisli et llghtje, when the mewie aeleablel et the alma Mete ewe mosidereble wateslea. be CAM. - The Bight Hoe. C. P. Wise% Jedge-Ativente Chum. bad ea maims* of Os Orem, ea ilobsoday, at Mukiegbaue Mom, awl submitted to bet Mossy the pro ceeding% of seam reuris martiaL PriZse Albert prodded as Saturday *caning at a easetieg of tit °overawe of the Welllngton Came. His Royal Highs's, arrived at the New Palace el Westminster at 11 o'clock, attended by Colossi F. H. Seymour. The °ova tion pretest were—the Duke of Cambridge, the Archbishop of Cauterbery, the Deka of Northumberland, the Marquis of Barbary, the Hut of Derby, the Had of Illleemem, the Right Hos. Spencer Walpole, Sir Howard Douglas, But., Mr. Henry Richard Con, and the BAT. J. R. Gleig, M.A. Mr. Chance, the reentary, WWI presud, and Mr. Shaw, the areattast, wee is. is ettendenes. The meeting broke up at one e'elock. The Qum, with the Prises of Wales and Prince Arthur, attested by Lady Keedoarld, tat& a drive la the afternoon la as open estriage est fear. Lord Alfred Paget and Mater-Osstral Hinkley attested ea horseback. The Prizes Castors rate IR horseback attested by hie Equerry in Wa iti ng . _ . Prises Arthur sad the Prissiness Helens sad Louisa visited the Zooklical-gsrdeas is the Rsgeat'elssit. Pram Loopell vidt:d the Dasher airleat at bar rid dawn, Clareass-limes, et. James. TM Primer tharemem of Coors vialted the Royal Primeness at Duellists'', Palma. The Qessa bad a &user party is the ermtiag. The com pany leaded the Dashes. et Real, the Priam. Royal, sad the Dabs of Cambridp, the Null lad Comatose et Elgin, Lady Panay Reward, Bereame de Epetb, Yleeolat sad Vieteentess Hardlage, the light His. 0. P. Tillers, N and Berea Simla, Colossi Warsab sad Captain Wiallak of the Austria& WAG*. Colonel Binh's' (Royal Artillery), sad the Equerry to the Duke of Cambridge. The Bead at the Oreaadier Guards was in atteedease, sad played a Weal= ems& derieg dieser, basdadbig TM Ileaquat Mama* .. TM WM* Ilismoia, sad Bass. Yesterday hit Majesty ead the Pd... Ckesert, the Peas. of Wass, the Primes Royal, Prams Alfred. the Priall. Altos. the Dukes of Lea% with the ladies ead Mamma of tbe Oast, sad the detesede beemehaid, M uscled divas eerviee fa the dispel ef Baskieskeee Nisei. The Hen. sad Vay Bee. the Dam of Madam elleisted. Tha Dubois of Heat visited the Dubow of Glesautar. at Otoutaatee How, ea asterday. A Cabinet Come WM held as Saterday attri‘ D oon at Use Ferrigweise, Downiereireet. The Ministers present wow Ilbermat Pahweelow, the Lard Chenoellor, the Marti et Luskin the Berl of Harrowby, Sir George Grey, Mr. Soarratery ILAbew. ehere, Lard Paasiori e _the Chesedier et the NA chequer, Sir Moles Weed. the light Gm. Vasco Smith, Led bash, Aklidry. the Doha oc1:211, sad the bi : f l a lt= T. Banes. The gat two • depelelles es Ilseasteese et ',thrift elloweasse he Pre emie Is the Dedeuiter et liikebessi. bed es wilt Vino* Pahmestea tahreles. depaseles eseelseed et tie UM Poor* et Ildiabmab. Mho Imes. rateaBM Km et Idiabergh. Mr: Chubs Oewas. r Mew Mee. P.. Mr. Osserrattew,l4lvo eMd_m_d Mr. J. 0. lioltb,Writrs ISe Os of the OshallThaiwaraf4i wAsita, were 7odi N Mlle 7, Great ,a Wed seeliss. Thursday, wad ILLIL,• Pressat the Mel M Ilistssere, the Mail or lianwery the Bishop of Rims. Kr. beetles Oehaidge, the Es.. Lanni Twieletes, Oa Dos et Welk Or Jeim W. Amoy. sad the Sore tarim TOW Oemelimisswe tor the mamas et the Noised DOS bid • isereerly weeebes es Kish* at the Treasury. Present the Cheseeller of abs Bashripar p.ey the Oeversor the leek aesiwed, esd the Do Omens& Sir Lismairs sad Onsets:Mee Clews' te the Bb lederish Ihrthies• had es laterview with Mr. Bon nll.l.ll.ll‘lesse the Central Landes IDlst SOW iess d ilfitetMetes. Whiteside. Oepel, Palsy, sad saw id* Mr. Itowerll. the work. MI as iaterview e see e May uMb the Bight Me. 2. T. Borne* et the elks et thefts/4m limed. es the subject et the plass etas sew wher imp =eled Se be eleeleil der the dietriet. were Neaten Mieder, toes the Odeshlsliee. es the Oeswesses of •Isieelle. TI Ommlit set Me Privy Oemeg set ea thstestisr Is dr Oweojp Clisealw. The soma hew the rummies., Seem. "me Meet leas tummy T. the lice. Mrs. Dyes lhoise." wee sestimed. TM Lords prism were all If/MI Judea Keight Drees wed Tenser, the Mr 2dmed Wore. Chaseeller et las Dui, et Caswell. Dr. Lwridastos , sad Via:east sod Viserontass Pidsteraton ostertsised at theme, at Wok neuelos, oe the Tare, PircedWy, es Satarday inesiag, his Iseeitessy the Amoeba Misleter,the Duke .ad Dearer of Wegiagtra, the Bedews et Bedford, the Ceuta, of Joey rad Lady Cleasatbe Vidleee, the Bast mad Condos of Bbefrolory, the Bad el Ilebssabery, Tiniest Choir% M.P., Lod rad Lady Olivia Donbass, Genet Kezeijl, mad Ms. Artless Paget. After dieser Lady Polorestos reolved a dirttssubiked elide of the rope dip sad adesoney. Their Boyd litgbaseers the Nelms of Cambridge and the Prisms Mary arrived la wee, as Batardsy. bon *Mai the Rol rod Coutes. at Wiles, et Melte& Mew bray. Us Oesstees Haase Xidemelege are is steed. sow. Their Segel Bighaeor pead a Welt w the Dothan@ of Citesereler, at Cilesseatee Dam, beton ressesisi Is.. _ _ _ Her Royal Memo the %ekes of Kist iriaited to Darien of Gioseestar, at Olwassair liests, as Batts day. TM Earl and Counties of Jersey entertained a wort party at Mama es Friday maim. at Us& nasal's. is Berteirpoisire. Hw I7Nip raccrsi a few Meads OW Maser. Bari sad Gnats= Gamper ham arrived fa to has Wisebun Lode % KsTt. . _ The Counties Heist; lislseausests ha. wheel at Ow raddleast et die Easavarima Leptis*, is. atesailiag as iia Dubow al Cialbeidge aad tale hisses Mary. The Earl sad Coasters of lisrsysod Isms strived is tow. hen Earewasi Rya" 'Yorkshire. Viiasast aid Vianaataia Bydasy wend is tows at Oa Wash has Paris. Viseseiii Grey de Wass bee arrived is town Me Ibises Kswt y. Lady Ommrsises has - Lisa aria TM irecoptica " M Thursday ssur. Th. Hai. Joao liawlasald k Mimed to town two Moiw Jambes,. _ _ _ Oar: Aribor isfLabteri s Coldstream Claardo. ar• Noel at Os media:V l i 111 tst►w s r 011ooltemtlaso, • e aat_rday madam from tea 0re.... . . We Mat that but Majesty his been grisioady pleased to take s boo perisseestly at the Adelpki. The Espy= liegatis is satertidaed every day is her amber by a season of the eboleest deserlyties. A Uttar from Pea of the Sad says Our ream has bora a oertioalraiy fall NA ray mss. Aaron the wise- Withal are Lard sad Lely Drays, Lord sad Lady B is f id. Ler 1 and Lady 11111seak, Lord sad Lady Gird.., so Pao*, Beak K.C.11., te. Our rase, of "Web am tattoo leadsmen is she soave amok eniMMIMPS Ws year is May band of August, sad yrieoloe Se be attrealfee, to • oar ph- chase le to be fartadai ararrei them" We (41los disertsesr) bare seek pleasure is easeereeksg ss ear miss% ikaa des WaSeasisy deserel Sir James [ls/Me. 0.0.3., the tale phut Ocom grader of tbe *Mei Vasa is lb. Crimes. has base the Rasa at Reign Jr..., Lt. , ' ZOINOL Lord liaagreils• see of the Lamle el &aim ; Cassel Duller 11111theasas ; Major Wildssea, of the dee Pop) litidassikia; Las- Isasat-Ceisest err Ai .rider bltitpN. eel Nests Kamen er tbs Malibu! Derierall, wl akar goadaitee, bus keg tie Means d wow Ski Ww iideisaked mod Striae his misses et Esaset law. Abbatitsof Haus is row opts day to visitors, end wW f» as 4WDi the aisle was Mr. Reps IMO awl bogy Iwo pee is lassiwa t usl, es Oak were, It is Ka anti% Inman ft sped lbw wwwwwW- wwwWw es kik wows le dm Ina _ fls Josiner de liirieldgere Prairies*, after Maras that tin mad aMt!►absw tibia Is to be ball ba Paris seat Jaw prosbas to saradboily tewanart asa. ear :—" Tbs thew will take Ors is lb, Pains of learn. Kr ray will no SIMMale be tad at taw as past at the &an darns tie Riiklbittos, bat the soar will pay no sorry aspire el the rine writ ban sr naidnd rim, bet whist won dalowaril by real juts r kb Wm pan ba a. dinar. Po alp Met wal be trasipartad radon* frogs tat [nation to Peril." Lytton from Switairlaad state that the weather Is astassodiaarily w Tbsrawstabit an astinly Iran tram raw, sad ttio preps r tat Ay., wit* rat par wen illtisah ens al Rats as July, an already pert4►bta. Ilea. Cakes royal imam boo appeared at Now Tort la e twenty-Ivo ram rause, handsomely bassi to Girth. APPODIIMMITL—T!. Ran el v-' — Ms boss globoid led4-;soWsitlis Is the rem al lasi Lieterel, deseeni. Ms.o Deensenn, d the Weed Oboe% bee berte s 6 lik•lngilltta Newbury , fa the of Mr. H. S. who issaselseedos Wag agyaisted nth, thesbertheeTwerree. Nee* Henna, ass bee etermel se le esseel. peserel Ibor Ws Wain e'Diekete elasietted Jeer of to Iriee-Admivelarafen tis &ay eiVithethe. J. D. Pfeseek. Mee . syysiefel Nagisf an the VW. Motu* Cent al thket:z w ee Vienne. Mr. Mass Menthe. Mr. Wavy , sad Mr. Faskeleit Teaser. en spydnollthisikkee Asti et tire AitarsaNt. Sesterenbeen. Mr. J. D. Mier I. ep= l = Meek is Dentate Desired. Mr. W. J. *sit is Obetbes DeekSfr iper d Mr. Mina 411. Las iblea. , dim . tisk libeerses Mr. K. M. Jamb Aireirefry sad spat efalailbs ea. .IMerere Vine, Loom Imo= so Lass.—Tide ileat peens bus rosin. ea twine's to Mahar twe Winn ea pelnath nide* la Lards. Tifehmlteeles. usisellestl. hie boys sesepeil by IL Keesarb,bet th e rein late er the Intern be. net bora Ind. We en nee ear Allow teseethes will boner M. Rams& oat marefac names —Lark Morery. --- Os do morns of die sesslanias el plus Übe Irebbbesp .1 Pa./ W beak a pastoral Mir, wits% was to los red yeaseasr la an So einerdive d Ids aksose. We observe la ebb dosaiseas dee Isilkdog pomp s.Wlw to as It sberesises:•—• • • Mks people k re Mgsn ibe sashed swan le rsk* an we bore Omaha. llber• ammo He keeling era ke 'askew ? n k sae el ear alleilbletal mak It Ms Noshed buss it breast th• islookes d Obsladaa drlkealeim k k Whales ss epos lb ors WS, irk Mtbt s it men sosaybe be arms mai .nerve. At km biller. IlabenslidsaWirbbt r is bk • rest atflbsklisaierr" (As fted.is NitastaNtsm, W. 4A I semi use Nob sbr ariiiievisar.x . • THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1856. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. TSB IN THE TREATY OP The Deists of this morning contains s ♦ery long, bat interesting, article treating of the mode in which the Congress has disposed of the fifth article, the one, it will be remembered, allowing to the belligerent powers the right to prodeos special conditions in a European interest. The Rumba plenipotentiaries, it is said, made no opposition to the demands following as the natural consequence of the neutralisation of the Black Bea. They did not defend either the military arsenal of Nicolaieff or their naval establishments in the Black Sea or upon the shorn of the Black See, in the Sea of Asoff or upon the shores of the flea of Azoff. The treaty of peace proclaims is the widest and mod absolute mum the principle of the neutralisation et dues two was. Hemeforth they will /imply be commercial seem, open to .11 noels of COIIIIIIKOD, closed to all those of war. A very small number of light vends, acting as polies, will slope remain. Sebastopol will net be rebuilt. The Buseisa ports and cities will De noes- Bible to all governments, who will be able to eureka an aotive merveillanes by mean of amain agents. All the Ruda* forts which have been con 'treated upon the shares of the Black Sea, along the Camases until the lest extremity of the Bassin territory, not far from Bateman, will be destroyed sad canon be replaced. With regard to the Russian foramen upon the southern side of the Caucasus, from the Black Sea to the Oampian, the Allies have given way, bat the treaty provides that the frontier which separates Benda and Turkey at this part shall be rectified, and that the Bogdan shall abandon their commits and return from Bare into their own Bowie peewees tta possession of the Aland kiss, but only oa the condition never to fortify than, or ;maintain then a military position. This stipula tion is soueldseed very tavosrable to Sweden i Stock holm' beinghat three or fear hours' distance by steerage frees dine Wm& The Mealy pawn* the mimosa= of the Baia Probations k the Deaabiaa Principalities, bat the Coalmines still hesitates between the W inne name al:polities' sad adminstrative organi sation whisk have been proposed. Three of its senabers en to be sent to the spot he order to steer. Ufa the holing of the people. The canoe of these plealleintiezies is sow wader coadderation ITALY AT THE The Turin Oparksw of the 3rd shitse that the pro. position likely to be adopted at Paris with regard to Italy omelets in establishiag in the Nodded legs dam a sessi-indepeadont revealment, nabjeet only to the morereiguty CI the fops. This arrougessent is °automate to the wishes both of England and Franey. We do not Imitate to say," continues the Opinions, " that this will be a half measure, of no reel marries to Italy. It will only be a new edition of the Dmhies sad Grand Duchies et Central Italy. with this diffirenos, that the Derbies ars under the suserainty of Austria, and LegationsC will be under the memilaty et the Pope. Now, as to temporal power, the Pope L under the sasseuirsty of Austria; we do not me then what the Italian Peninsula will pin by them ansagsmeate.• RETURN OP THE CZAR TO BT. PETERS- BURG. Oa the 26th the Emperor Alexaader reviewed the Wove ia garrisca at Bweaborg, sad in the nada; was present at a soiree given by General Berg, Cio verser•Ossmal of Finland. His lditioety that left Am Abop and oar the 29th alt. retuned to Bt. ream burg. At the Russian capital the cessimion of peace dose sot appear to have ressoved all hostile feeliege. The MAUI* Ike, the Museovite organ, par excelkats, sad whisk has always viperously re buked every laming towards the manners sad ideas of other countries, is now hurling its anathema against the anti-national bodes°, of commercial relations with forsiguen. It ham jut pub lished an acids 'added "The Time is Come; is ',bah it exhorts all orthodox Itmelami to unite their efforts in the development of the national Weary. Apiast &gland the verities sallies are spedelly directed. " Andes," he mays, "has lost her per The West has shows us what we have to =pest hem it. Let is profit by the hem. By its armies, its period s, sad fte geographical peados, Bessie k the nest vigorous of all empires, bet its prodsotive farms are sot refil -1 sandy developed, and this is why it is poorer than others." Lettare from Wasaw, of the let, state that the 'ewe of poses was rewired with joy, ming that it wee asempasied by the sasposiso of the decree whirl ailed ter a sew eratiapat of tea ma is every thomad, and also by as order for the Mara of the recruit. already allotted to their hems. ' A &apish treat Bt. Petersham was posted at the Haraberg BOOM as listarday, mammies that the Itassim govertasest will sow permit the experts tke of raiz from all its ports BERLIN. lIVNZIAT. The minister of oommeree bee breed eer:tree con cerning the ale of foreign and Pruden industrial porkies at Om Seem of Berlin : Ybet, The ewers betimes will sot be admitted to negetlzta say toady emarities except for emit, and then only when all the capital hes been paid ap. Ileeeadly, The Pree daa uscoritiss, isdnotelal and otherwise, which may ea have been amidst* paid up, shall say be nego tiated for end Thirdly, The negotiation el leeeign esearitiee sot eautpistely psi& up le prohibited, even he sash. The demo father annottetee that the pnblitetke d non-allialal quotations of the Dame will be sableeted to aoetroL It ie =peened that taistise deans INS eat* op pear, asdeiniag that the enema braise may, ear feriaably with the deem el bleb 1026, be expelled fees the Rase by the peediese of the swiss bothers The Sheiker et redreley castois the Molder !verdant sediestios 40 Tor the tide cluing Wee they mast =raft the =dhoti= of the Treaty of Pease, Frame, Great Wads, Berdials, sad 'foamy, en the sae part, sad Reeds, as the other put, have easoleded as ars& dm It hes bees soesespeastly sided that the prizes made oabsersatly to the signature of pose shall be restored, dist erase 'bald he gins he the ham dials raider of the esdatier tdsobscien seed that the rehititire ossearse takes is Rorie orient the szportatlos, daring the war, of Bud= rodeos. especially of breadstaffs, should also be rersktd with. vat delay. Oceselar ants aid the isreasißlei =rived of sarigatese and useelanis will he tenrrhisindly emenhd oat lry the leosts ed. One 'rem that sow mated *tabs thsep AdellillY• dada lb• weg.4 the ishoostaidhating tir oM JW 41 .1111•101ligenat states." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mow on owx PARIS, Susswr Zysimre. A new description of bread, of second quality, is shortly to appear in Paris by the express desire of ;the Emperor. A circular, dated the let of this month, has been seat to the bakers on the subject. The Municipal Council came to a vote in December last that this kind of bread (which is to be called pain reglententaire) should be introduced for consumption. The bread hitherto manufactured in Paris hu been made croluelvely from the different kinds of flour at the hall', under the description of the feu marks, via, the flour of wheat (which is the very beet), and Sour of the first, sound, and third quality. From these four qualities of flour, four kinds of bread are made, via., pain de grams (the very bast), and bread of first, second, and third qualities. In Paris few eonemners, even among the poorest dames, buy (nominally at least) any but the tint quality of bread. The second and third qualities do not answer either in colour or taste to the general notion of what bread ought to be. The government idea now is that if, instead of encouraging the divi sion of Ear into several sorts, the public could be Induced to consume a breed made of all the "four marks" mixed together--a bread that might be justly designated an "average bread," there would be a eonsideeable gain. Great pains are takes to ex plain that the new bread will not contain any of the ingredients that have been suggested as substitutes for flour in time of scarcity, such as rye, potatoes, main, sire. The bread will be purely wheaten, bat (as before said) it will be made of all the recognised qualities of Soar, and, moreover, there will be in it a larger proportion of bran. The rule laid down is, that for every 100 parts of wheat, 76 parts of pure flour must be used in the fabrication of the pain regismontairs. This proportion of pure flour is less than that required by existing regulations ; bat, according to thePreass of this evening, the maximum of the difference is not mare than Er. per sack. The baker@ abstained ge nerally from purchasing yeeterday, because they do not know what will be the prise fixed for the new regulation bread. However, the fall in corn continues, and prices in the principal provincial markets are again considerably lower. The Commandant Fare, the orderly offlosr of the Emperor, who was so fortunate as to be employed to carry the asessage annosardng the birth of the Im perial Prince to the Hotel de Ville, is charged by his Majesty to superintend the purchases of flour for the experiment about to be made. The Pays lays great stress upon the fact that out of 31,000 men which now constitute the whale force l of the Nation! Guard of Paris, 28,000 have signed an address of congratulation to the Emperor on the birth of the Imperial Prime. It very truly says, that considering the average num ber of the absent. from one cause or another, this blame may be onside:ea as an expression of the unanimous ientinsmits of the National Gaud. It is really femme to be driven to explain facts which the Government journals continually pretend to ignore. Bat I cannot refrain from stating (what some English readers may not know) that the "Na timed Guard" is not now any more " national" than the footmen of the Tuileries. Every member of the force is carefully selected by the Government. It is a sign of the times that the Chariveri, which in °bedews, it is said, to orders, owed to publish 'adobes' of Ramis some time before poses wee signed, has now began to familiarise the public mind with a war with Madagascar. One of its Wretches tc clay is very funny. A non•oommforioaed °dicer y represented ea giving climatic= to a sold= practising at a target. "We must altar our system of firing," says be, " foe we are going to war with Madagascar. " BaSt, Caporal," replies the soldier, " as lien de visor ear le blase Po vale tires sax le All the eqffs thanking, have received ceders to sup press the Aatialteeiaa soap that they have lately be= I. the habit of (Win. A letter in the liblassiiatiou of Brussels states that the preesmos of Count flavour in Pans her resulted in a proposition for a busty between Sardinia and Spain. relative to the position of the consalar agents of the two nations, and to some commercial ques tions which require elucidation. Thie treaty will be submitted to the Cartes. A see explodes took plasm yesterday evening in the salon d the Cef6 Angle* whisk wounded the bodes and broke most of the bottles of wise. SPAIN. MADRID, Apau, 4. The Chaise have voted the Snit twelve articles of the Inaneial plan of M. Banta Cruz. The young Lag of Portages father is Bluely to take a journey to Belgium LOTION OF A BANE AND SUDDEN DEATH OF THE MANAGER. Boost MaMUM has lessa ocamicsod is Mats* , ham by the asides diwelatioa or esseades fma badger .f the Chthatallismad ethasesteeshire Oseppauy, sad the elms* dodgem= oaddie• death tithe mamas r Kr. Mk; Meg, a saailldthe fre the ropmestaliz en t i ti borosO mellamest. Ohoilealma aid shke Baalft Clammy was establidest is lied, - roil • grand dame gloss lie otlebsato rho Modes. It w Mr ilithed by • be poli e ll t Cppaied seproosat th e liberal Merest of the Md ismilmail to mamas Mai ms lap to th e sal Mt, wlwa it ma soddenly mamma that tholookesse had besa toolehmod to the Comity of Gleemelor leak. This of mans usual a " ram' spa tholAsiteakestoad Gimessassahkey but we believe every elsogas was hammed mil wog sass combed. The immoithth NMI whlsh led to 11111 semsesios of Maims war, k le piothp well aadowdowl, the cow plats oshasalsa of ile ospftel e measismal bv /ma Mk* have morlealsor.,l gee pmt s . m us k eg % t he ti the book Molded to close *edam while they were yet ia a famembis patties to discharge their liabilities, which ham we holism hitherto bees liquidated oa imam& It is prsiermed that tie sharehulders will he ehe selkson. sad that thoy will lin awlf the whole el the seam imemed Is the auseme. TM beak, we Whim has regularty dsMmed.rYMasdef ili s oir east. Award to isk the sideilemoims,llllll` me to hem hem 140,000 i, la 11011111thaiso of X& tat asly Cho bet in- Mimeos of Si who over mid up. TM thane et me time sell st It. sad IL, sad eves SL sad K. but latterly they hthae gene Meth to data Si. aral 41. The mums weeny almalatlea of lam did sot sum' MOIL A iesetieg of the absrobsidess is to be held is a tostalight. While the town wis yes limbs with the sews or thestoppege of Mime at UM beak, it me sansethood SIM A. BOK the ssesiger, sad who aorta himself for theekashas at the Ism 'lmam, bed bow (mad dud Is Ms bed. Ith hallows mesh delivered is spirits cf late, sad at about twelve Valve Mok arm maids, (wmphias). lie was alive m is eels& seat mislay. Mt at eight be was deed. La is mem km bias spomet as the body before Mr. lAvegrove, wow, sad alearsod for as atom. BTAITATIOW ST PAwTs.—AI Invest woo bold so ioplty.o. too Ist Apra, Wow Yr. W. lamas, de”ly WOW for tits fussy of Askrbill. as lb* body et 141 so Imo% about 12 yosnoid. wao woo broad bad la lad es UM SOO Wt. TM •011111•1 west to prove that Ili panels sad din' Mins IMO is Psi otaii o oss OW resew sato wspobis MOWN* assembled Mas i sad II Nomad lbst Ills soul has wsidlld free lb. Womb buyft obsos. cowls, sow . sod skit. dud Is tbo ." owd Indbe Soso WM pad tx oadool. Ina ggiNtatirliartmr d Medi bid ers.l 6ll ihr oirlirciposbo.. widlul a• .B9.l4" 111.41. osmoompac, ae piebalds. so= bet Work sae 'lbs bodies et 4%* pow s Adman with s soar r il cbo usgs jory rollsnood oredialoluo~tor masa las owes% sad May ow. somoislod es Bsiford pwitW fitv boat 11awo. 71111011011 fa Tivaa—Wo rogrot to state that Vol *bap U. sot yesoilibi f s productive Oa sr miss, of It. MAW, Om partrbrodbal dubs Mardi w3b Ibo like portod loot year, II boo Ws asswidasd tbat tbo product sf alma b ebb vow Ills.. pot soot: hem as 4 oho items owl is. Oars et lOW they wan list pa t.—Benriek Adesramr. THE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY. THIS DAY. —co — Tim aorandraionen appointed under the royal warrant smembled this morning at the Chelsea Hospital. A good maay people Were collected near the gates soon after they Were opened, and the camber of person In the hall mas about 800. The Earl of Lam, with his solicitor, arrived a few mi nutes before eleven, and shortly after Lord Indio and other friends Otte noble earl made their appearance. The Duke of Cambridge entered about eleven in his private deals and spent coma time in conversation with the Earl of Lawn before the commissioners took their mats at the table at a garter peat damn. The flowing potion= wan also present :—Admiral Bir B. Lyon, Biz Richard Alm, Lord Raglao, Col. Knox, M.P., Sir J. Wilson, CM. Gordon, Mr. Commissary Fader. General ' , math, and Mr. Marawaathar, Q.C. Llast..Coloatil Dough reprmentad &ha Hone Guards, sad Col. Begot acted aa ammtary to the commission. Boma' !alias had mats within the prints portion of the room. Siam the first meeting on Thianday, the eoramissionere table, ae well as the chair reserved for witnesses, had been moved warm to the reporters, who were consequently able to kw meek better than would have been possible had the aeigiaal arrangements been persevered in ; but, neverthe less, the bearing was by no seems perfect. The President, in opening the prooceedinge, said he felt ft his duty to impress on the audience the necessity of keep ing strict order, and M refrain from any exhibition of ap plause or disapprobation daring the proceeding.. _ The Jadge,tdroosts, addressing the Earl of Lucia, asked him if he hid cot some muse of complaint against the report of the Crimean contraireioners ? 1 1 Lard Leese replied that he had. The Jadp•Adeoseb asked whether Lord Loran wished Oil elate the asters of his complaint to the commiationen ? Lord Lucas replied that he did ; sad at the lase date stated that he *melt it most important to him that his etas should be talon separately, considered separately, sad . . decided upon 'spaniel; ; so tliXt the commissieraers - night pat their declaim iato their boa sad keep it private until the dose of the proceedings. ♦ contrary tonne to this would, he thought, prej adios him in public The president sad the other eleileiastoners then conhrred together fora few minute', at the end of which The Presidest iatorated the noble earl that they had ism to the conelesion that they could not, consistently with their ditty, take his saes separately. The Hulot Luisa expressed his regret that each a &W -oke had bees adopted. He contended that he, sad not the Crimean commissionen, ass on his trial, and it was essential to him that his ease should be separately eanddered, and said "I shall go into this inquiry with comiderable Meet saes ludas say cue is talus separately." The Presideat—l hays already said that we -sent con sider year toes separately. Lead Lam—Theo I must ask you to be good enough to give me fear-sad-twenty hours to consider whether I shall go on with this Mushy or not. The eansaisstonen having spin conferred for a Mt Wastes. The helm-Advocate said to Lord Lusa that the board Mt it quite impeseible for them to give an immediate answer to his nowt for separate adjudication upon his lordship's ase, until they had hosed hie complaints of the report. Lord Lmansaid he had well cooddered the matter, and had commemiested with the War•offics on the 'aqua, on he did not think he mold go on with his ow at that ssommt without the grossest Wattles to himself, sad therefore he mast again ask for a delay of twenty-four hours, so that he might welder whether It would be wise to ge on with his ease m proposed by the meamiedonere or not. After acme farther onverestieu, The Judge Advocate said the hoard sat there M do their duty to her Majesty. They had adopted that muse which they believed to be best, and they could not allow the noble sari to direct them in their MUSS of action. Lord Law disavowed all intention of improperly direct ing the prcomdiage of the board, fur whom he felt the most profound respect; bat et the ease time he felt bound M persist Is his demand of twenty-four hours for oressiderr then. Tim board than retired to their private roam, eadi re mained absent about twenty minutes. Open their roaming the room, The Judge•Advaste stated that the board, if lord Laced was still of opiates that it was essential to his intend that ha should have tasty-tsar hours' delay, was willlag le sessile to his request. Lord Lams said he had reconsidered the matter dna the rethement of the ecandesiesers, end while thanking the sonnissicmers for their proffered indulgence, ha was an quite ready is go on with his case. At the acme time he should submit • protest sealed his ease not bales eft sidend separately ; and before the close of the paosedings he should ask that hie protest should be entered spa the promedlings. Although he believed it might pmjudies his Or have his ow net espantely cousidered, ha waste anzieue to seise the oppectitairy of explaining his aoudad pebble,. that lb* was ready to go so. The Jude Advocate said each case would be repotted spa sepantely by the oonimissiosen. Lord Leman said he was aware et that, but is his *paha sash am ought to be stagnated upon before ary othet was gam Leto, so as to reader watt ease quite indepeadied of say other. He must therefore still ask penniesion loath a pallet. =Th. Judge Advocate said the board did not sea any moan for a paha sad weld therefore give no answer, even te the request, oat they had heard the ease. Lord Law.—Thea I mat avail nadir of the caned delay of twenty-fou boars sad aloe to-morrow papal with • protest formally to pain. The lodge Admits—The board masa altar its doni• don, and if you wish for tweety-four boon' delay, you ton have it. Lord Loam said he thought It important to be allowed le submit amain, still that no imputation might be throws ups kiss of beim' the cause of delay, he W 66 willing to go oe. Hs preposed to read • statement, giving the different parts of the report to whish ha took exception. He ahootil not—es least, it *as sot yet his imitation—all any wh ales, fee azaminattem in thief. but he should all thew or fear lama for carom-exanduation epos those paste of the meet of whisk he complaiaorl, ad be should they ask per mission M eddreas tha Mtn at the aid of their nab. mianinatioa. Loa LIMY thou read a paper, in which be awned his ability to show that say charge brought sedan him by the eosemadowom was entirely without foundation, that so loss of hems weld be charged epos him or the *ashy Atom gessally, and that ever)thiag in their power hod bon dome to ant that lase ' bet that their e ff orts wore thwarted by eirsasestuioes be yondyond their contn.l. Ue dii sot think the resale of the report of the Crimean onatia slain Wald is then nosh lessour. They had said tat Lea LOOM amid give no lasemadoo of any imporlaude► bat he thought that he was the bast jag , of that The Int elnerveries he had to wake with redireaes to the slant wee damped to a eatetelattem of the lass of the mmerky imateso (paw 20). he whisk they stela that, tildes the dm maths to 61st Mara ineledy, 498 keno died of dims in the heat sun try, or 47 per ant of the whole atunitat. lit thignosaumar of hones wee 1.068. cf which 83 were killed is beta, se that the real most lay tram dhows ma II per am., hesend of 47. (This statement *pawed to fah, the overt by surprise, as it rather tuld span tha plata editor's ate.) In the Light Deegan% the sunhat of bona ortgleally am 1,161, of whisk 489 ware killol Is mass, st trader:a to other saps ; and if tbh yea takes iota onardaration, the Ices by disease, asserted by the eenuahsioasve to base been 38 per out, would rally ha GS per seat. Ho mentioned these things to show hint iscareet the report of the contaissioaers realty was. (Soso olwormilions to etenecion of the gallant tflica were has ordnetrad area the table, but be pemieted in his state neat, smit west on te say that the calcalatioe of the sate mainionen had been so eronderfelly wrong that it gave him a wide mania.) There was one error oat the face of die rasa whisk he thought neat strike the board at one% Ho than toads a similar statement (shch from its raniblia. ' mole sidebar,. it was difficult to catch accurately) with th view to show that in a weariest instituted by the some sehdessa, botweso the mortality of the cavalry aid that of the aninteelarlat hate., they had been guilty of the ' greeted 'Wades aed mistakes. The comparidos wee am 'whitens ea, lastituted foe the papaw of destroying the ape miso a the sentry ; for the ealeulatien took so meths of the different circuseataaces in whole the malty I Gad caandetioriat borne were plead, while ladireds of 66111adidariat horses, landed at Bepatais, end which had latfrely disappeared, wen never included by the coumh dean as all. Another thin was that Mr. Commas* Filter, scarding to his owa statamet, had taken good as to had the saminkdarlat haste-before the 1