The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-04 00:00:00

',L THE EXPRESS, MONDAY BVENING, MAY 4, 1857. : LONDON MORNING gie expreoo. jO CORUSPONDINTL lailmestamis ielowleb ier 0 TM UMW . LOMIO• Zemin pep, nee be be bee OM" Ilsamibarpot. by Two wart es tbs abo 1101100 i !sties is asthiing operators to contains thenids*. on the Bourse, by lending m ' had bought and Uwe unable ; 18.513 the total sum so 28,100,0004 'and the sung= fortnight, on shares alone, was sisal ~ one occasion it was 1,1110,10‘; and our readers to decide how thr sub ..re eensiteet with a sound Ileanchd psi. France, or conducive to the true prosperity country. WI have many times pointed to i tenon of deers amount of Boating etc* e capital of-tbe •eountry can absorb, ant enovmous risk attending such a state of thinge—a risk . the shaman of which the 1 aspoisese of our own ceentry hie nobs g' walled' es buy to appreciate. But we bops yet Ism w penteten of excessive speoulatisa =- Embed esipeittlierd to claim, year after year, tits gratitude era* ineebrese for =shin Ass a ward to Ile Wok of sposdiploo. Holm loam. oial, Sill ilaSialblik War mid Oak. a NINA delirium in llssitesdi liot on -sat defolg le OW a piss arm set pansy= billealkom die So pals glee est *IWO peel= Iffet * des Mt if Ihdr idols W. of slay. We ternet bap sosthipaittl tillg the fate of the Credit Fiedilikserill be sham be Set of cm Rohm Lag. lb kw as the Diession on put moomoo gyp the pockets of the door holism ad tool s• Iltdo of agents at the aserse, they will beAleneikt But let la anon ow of ihno odocirowielodsappily sea Ayr pat in Psmils, to arrive i he the =Owe It onooly aliellk Zen break the rickety dyke, 'Okla esek autsnle Ss= I let the peril of such an event moor probable—and what will happen ? lbw oboodlllo =presenting six cc seven millions is lisiesient the Credit Mobilier will be unsaleable; do Mr Wiese of liabilities must be wevertheler nosh aid thee whole affair will be in danger of a was break up, bringing down with it is coo , moos rain too whole tribe of speculators who as I NAM by It Is carry on their operations and at the 1 rime dies do the work of the Institution on which *ay rest. ' As now constituted, the Credit Mobilise is a con peril for France. If it proposes to prop up Dom gambling by lending money to the specula. in shares, let it do so by all means i bet with its sea funds. If at the same time it is busily baying mei willing oa its own account, it is nothing more Aar a great betting shop, iseitiog a tribe of dupes to aid its Oplaliiollll. At any rate, the public spirit tithe Dinctors is a matter which may be very fairly called in question. When we find 2,492,0001. mtheerthed for new shires of the Southern of France, we want farpt that the Paulus ate .largely interested in that centers; and on looking leek through the actuante we invariably find 'est the Railway Companies who, u clients of 4ko credit Mobilier, hate been sided in similar Ibliden. ere somehow or other intimately mixed up with tile iffeesters of that institution in their is & Tided earatides. HOUSE OF -THIS DAY. The Bgesher sabred the hones mad teak his wet at the table at one o'clock this silences, bit delay al ball ea leer occurred Mire dirty meatiws Gadd be got together to coalituto •leases. The Speaker then took the &hie, and Or earrwriai in was forthwith ecanneaced. Aaweept the sembers nuts this afewsoon were Laid Hebert Oserremer, Mr. Welter, the Attorney. Owned for Ireisad, Mr Jobe Peldnikes, Bart, Mr. Dimon, Lard easslay, Lod *abut Ceed, Biz Gee. Grey, Mr. Octsvies linneesabe, Mr. Cabbed, Be, James Ander sea, Colonel gybe, Mr Brajswin Man, Bart., 14r. Brew* Oswers/ Arbeithartt. Colonel B. Yarn, Be, Joseph Pastan, Mr. Dee% Mr. M. T. Balms, Mr. John Martin, Yr. Atherton, Mr R. 0. Booth, Bart., Colonel Theta, Lord Almtaier Leans; Mr. C. B. Butler, Mr. Bower, sad Mr. Bakers liarphesson. The asemosy wr eeseisated, es before, op tot oolock. Viscount Beesley (the late Speaker of the House of Common) his boa ylmerd re th• conadrabsa sow sitting ter faireby hie the prima arrsagaseeta for tasurectiag the judicial beim af the lesprlar Courts of Comma Lew. We understand that the address of the House of Lords, ia saner to Mr Cbssa's Sperch, wW to sword co Thursday rat by Ur Marquis Terruabasd.-01wrow. Mr. Firedwidt Peel will be succeeded in the Ace tisder4lewetesl for dr War Daparlarist by ifir Jabs Itaraaa. PRUIIIT To HOZ MATIOI7.—An aloud maer W boo votolvol ton lir Look Ccoindomisouro at the Ael sink, est the Woo plot* of Gramme primate. by do Babas i ibo Qom &sot M Itriroxdoll to tin loyal Or mop Yank sok as the works of Nor MaJoitio visit, on lb.7lblq.(May, we nob to Osborne NUM, Captain Wllloot, of H. 1(.& Vass, A tom tin bosomy of pot swim tido 111111111MCIES p#, inrnms, to tio Quote. Tb. CememendiPiertak iise'..id;drel Mr George Seymour, IMO Grim. its he ammayed to the Parade Gross& The is sod amigo ye be etmeeyed by ow of ler Majesty's essemees te Wrier,* end from theme be forwarded to Wiather. The mime may be seated at 3,000 i —ffeetiothire Sokrarelemt. fir ici EXIIIBMON, iii, PALL-MALL.— The private view at the fourth maul exhibition of Modem Airlines at the Preach ethaalon Settuday, waa most SURF may eressid. Amongst ether distiegniehed visitors we setked the hilewing .—The Zan of Albemarle, J. Auldja, Zan., LILL ; Mr Iththerd Dathele, M.P.; the Has. F. Bpi; Mr W. CA Barn ; C. D. Creasy. Lot. ;Sk James Drs, M.P.; Lady lamlthe; Math. Forbes, Y.D. ; the Wed Hes. W. E. Othiebeem, ILP.; Sir J. W. Hogg, Bert, M.P.; ifir W. C. James Bert.; the Has A. Lumley ; the light Bk.. the Lad Mayor; Il Y. Whig& Zeq., Y.P. • SET. 0. Hems, Beat ; Sir John Musgrave, Berl; th e Mmehlenswe ef Oemestie; Laid lola M.P.; Mks Meenett ; Lag et.Leesseds, P.C. • Darlene al anthrleed, Thome Tembigeta, lb. Aldan .. WILCO, Mr. Alderman Who, the Arabs Mathew, the .Bthartan Mather, the Pannier* Ilksisthr, the dardialen Minister, the Mather at gamey, the eposlth Mishear, th e Turkish Mister, the _ . Usitailien MYMr, Ike. The follawboar Mists ako Romani the saldbition with a aloft Bonn, Rai., A.8.A.; B. W. Calk% Rau A.R.A.; Saari Coed's, Roy, A. 8.; A. Illatate, Rea., A.8.A.; W. P. 114404 Rag., RA.; W. Z. not, Bp, A.R.A.; P. Goodall, Req., A.11.A.; S. A. Mat, Eel, RA.; J. C. Rook, goo., A.8.A.; J. J. Jooldao, EA.; G. Jour, Req., 8.A.; G. Laacia, Eq.; Mamas Lulu, Eq. ; J. P, Kalgkt, Esq., LA.; T. R. Loa, Rai, B.A. ; D. Muller, Roo., R.A. ; R. Bodpavo, Rea., 8.A.; D. Roberta, Eq., B.A. ; J. 8•21. 8.q.; Timm Weboior, Esq., 8.A.; R. Woo warty Esq., RA.; W. F. Wlikoriagloa, Esq., R.A., The committee, heeded by Major-General &r W. F. Winker, ecaseelmet of ilook;ieb 01761M15. Ned to resive omelettes!. in behalf of the deemed Iskomen lintherged Nen tie Rays! Arsenal Nod Deeirped, bass otamered Stein ap tee /loyal Artillery Ming-bone for the pores ef item a semi and instrumental emote in fetbeemos titer denim to collect a fund to lode do unemployed who deism of emigrating to Canada. The seems of Madam Anna Thince, Mr Bkels, Mir Poole, )Ir. Wyllie Cooper, Yr. Freak Dodds, and other artistes bars bees seekted kr the eeemske, which le Axed for Wed nesday nest. . The Baa Jostrosal says that, at St. Michael's thatch, oa &today week hat, Aschtlowan Plulpot took oc tagon to itoottaco fancy dm. bat% end told Dia hewers that . so coo who attended theta was la the road to na tation." We (Bristol Advertiser) are informed that it is so WNW a welter et nnseelialy train which sat the Cited Lees erill sat lliifad Sines hes been selested se the hmenselenet—as clot bssease in tile kingdoms beimehie es Word bat acceemesieline. Os informant stelae that the Nr issorings brtW mighty Wings= ore now bin .bid The Nerthens observes that the zeal the Moguls liergorddsewn is serving .Imb:ft to quit" on bomb Who pwhimpuadeat 'otos et the nowt ointibm, Das endued to be blame point. It it s fad that, Lithe" Kr. Ilkesedeca, am M.P., be rstaivel a aides. • /a q) • 4 691grt e The Duke of Cambridge tialtatt the Qum on dieterdspot Backaegisa Pelatit The Duchess of KIM dined Met re llejsetria the rads& Priem Albert Meted the Duchess of Lads listarday, at Chimes Beam Se. Yesteeday the Prince, the Priam of Weiss, the Princess Royal, the Primeness Alice aad lielests, the ladies sad mailmen et the Court, sad the demestio bessehotd, M andel DMUS ssntce is the privets chard. The Use. sad very Yet. the Dena el Wisdom cecistal. `f..;‘ ' A Cabinet Council wan held on Saturday, at the official residence of the Finn Lord at the Treasury, in Downing-street. The Ministers present were Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne , the Earl of Harrowby, Sir George Grey, Mr. Secretary Labou. there, Lord Panmure, the Chancellor of the Exche quer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Ron. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Duke of Argyll, and the Right Ron. M. T. Baines. A deputation of the Chunk tichooleasetme Association, canna; of Mr. Denton. St. Georgia, Haanor-neare; Mr. Hay, U. liemetary, Yeanington-nal; Mr. Ina, St. Jokes, Lima:mei ; Mr. Monday, St. Manses, Chariag-moss; mad Kr. Shopme, St. Amin Lennon% had an Interview with the Right Han. W. Gown', Vivo' Presidia of the Education Daperbiserstog th• Privy Condi Olks, on liatssisy. A &potation from Plunked, catineing of Sir Wm. Cadrtaglon, the Rev. W. Acworth, Mr. May (church warden), Canna Orr, LA., ma Mr. Bower, lad an Inter view with the Right Hon. Sir Beniamin Hall, at the Moe at Works, Whitehall-place. Doeganthoi were received at the Colonial-office on Saturday from the Govontare of Maley Mauritius, Ceylon, Cotta, sad the West India Linda. Dispatcher were sent to the Gierermes of Hang lan, labors, Nylon, Matta, and Weston Australia. LATEST INTELLIGENCE THE QUESTION OF ()T SCIMARI2II AND lETIISH TILIOZATIO PARIS, MONDAY MORNING. The Moniteur of this morning says : —" The journals of Berne have published sketches of the treaty and protocol intended to secure the settlement of the affair of Neufchatel. The publication of these documents would be, in any awe, an act of unjustifiable indiscretion ; but the papers now issued are at variance in many points with the true tnt—which text indeed is not itself definitively agreed upon. This abuse of the secrecy of an un finished negotiation is the more to be regretted, in that it may compromise aucoess." MARSEILLES, MAT 2. Admiral Lyons' squadron arrived before Malta on the 23rd of April. It entered the port of Lavaletto in state. A fits was preparing for the 28th• AUSTRALIA. The European brings os tiles of papers from Mel bourne to the 14th of March, and from Sydney to the 10th of March. In the way of political news there is nothing of 'lmportance to add to the telegraphic despatch pub. limbed in last Saturday's Express. Of the state of trade and slipping, the Melbourne Argue of March 14 rye : Since or bat sesamary the markets have been glutted by swain mints hoe Baseamd, and the prier lave been nordnately definer. Several failures ken true place; but they an mostly among =Ali ams of batted mem, sad happily not likely .groetly to influence the markets. Yet confrere has bra ehaben, end haw but cask teaser tire an merend era. As the banks have shown • dispo sire to aceourollete acrid meretatillty, no permanent intenwption to the erne el legithrte toads is likely to stir, sod • crisis need not be spreiseeded. Already we an bang the beeethe cl rook: ream corn musks** with the old country, shindlenersly with the last tram et Nary arising from excessive end ill-timed shipmate. The rapid and regular conununication with the home emontry *al doubtless, work wooden Is reforming the system which bas hitherto prevailed omens British com mercial hang, bet 11 is • pity that, at the mernent of the esteklishrent of steam penal service ' our maitre should once an have been swamped sir goods he such homer quantities that it is almost utterly impossible for our pope- Irks to 001111112111 them. At no period since the memorable nisi@ of INN lean our merchants Mt ouch Mc/ft in effect ing an outlet for their goods. The tire hes pared out of the hands of those who formerly held It.-• new competing dem has arisen—and those who wen once the beet customers olthe original importers an now ford keenly commis( Ur market with them on almost real grounds. Ezhasive retell duelers now and It worth while to commission balers virtu; Engird to portiere for ter in the home medals seek articles in their We sa Australima buyers know willeuit the colonial market. Nelbounis traders willingly pay se admire of 2i per cent. on the ordinary coinortica ter the esecation of their orders by reties so well up to what will suit the local trade. The man rapid steamer ietercommunication between Vieterit sad 1514;- I*a Is likely to lead to quite • corsimerchl revolu tion in purchasing from wholesale houses. The moneyed shopkeeper no longer depeels for nereiting or supplying his stock ern English hours, or on the selections sad prima of adonis/ insportms, when he can avail himself of the services agile aikido own ere, who finds it worth while to becomes stria or rural boyar for • good percentage. No doubt then Mesmer. sib be extensively red in this way la (stare, end or mercheete should bestir themselves hot they be or or of the meeker. -Our Imports eentras l. anew a large some upon our everts. Or of the chlefrialsat rimer is the earesdingly derreed state of the flour market, hst, r prices ere now thought to have ruched their 1116.611.11/4, mod es there be • disposition to stone goods, in sedeirden of • bitter de mand, the market is likely to tabs • start In the right direc tion. Akery then seems some apeomment ; r we have heard cisme odors at la 10e. for the three Sas Adelaide brands, which wen neer& Horse food is very scarce, end some to be the only clue of article in whir the market displays marking like activity. Colonial oats are in great demand at 9s. for good simple. ; maize, its. • been, 2.. to 22. Id. For the latter sales have been rani et Is, Ude but only is ceder to rte storage. _ The electric talarsph 4 no; in NI openition between Melbourne sod the principal towns on the rid Adds. dertanicat in comotercW mattes generally Is exentisseg an mdavoarable Mesas with respect to rid se wallas other etiressodttien Yet the Odd at the rufous gold fold intalerahly !Weedy, mad the returns de net resent an weievoutobis mow/am Tlie Wel gold &Wei &dog IH7 woodwas to int t e4 OIL 11 dwt. NEW SOUTH WALES. (Frew the Sydiery &vire a the 10th thick.) _ . Bier the deputere oithe fir* ca the 11th of Freary, the costatorty of New Bork Wake has rot hese agitated by say armor rent, re Ire soy zerwltable developer* ct asto-al wealth or tourist power reurred to slielidate to unwonted activity the reedy owes doer arterial pro per. The miry his paresol "tie era term of its way," sod era is the Lterstere words( has stood out from the (*diary rostra ef harem to dieter the repro of sorely. . _ . . Coiciiintkot is steadily odimedsg. Lei - is Idling mom geserolly ise tbs be& of wcekiog epilogs's ; ser pur sue of firlogry or. fogy ',m4 : our power of productisa is gainer semitit ; led tie three of prospority area no ore constmagy becoming moo belay sail woe AMERICA. (nom or OWN LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. The North Atlantic Steam Navigation Company's screw steamer Circassian, Captain Powell, arrived this morning in the Mersey hum Portland. She sailed from that port on the 17th ult., Halifax on the morning of the 21st, and St. John's, New foundland, on the evening of the 24th, and has made the passage from Newfoundland to Holyhead in 7 days 21 hours. She has brought forty pantengers, including his Excellency the ex-Governor Darling, family, and suite, but no specie. The Circassian encountered south-casterly and easterly winds during the entire The submarine telegraph between New York and Newfoundland is out of order ; otherwise we should have had several days' later news from the former port. . . The Khersonese, screw steamer, from hence, be-'' longing to the same company, arrived at Newfound land in nine days from Liverpool, notwithstanding some detention off the port by the fog. The Arabian steamer leaves Portland for Liverpool April 25. The ships Favourite and D. R. do Wolf, from Liverpool; Mac Las, from Glasgow; White Star, from London; and Elisabeth, from Cardiff, had ar rived at Halifax. No ice was reported on the mut of Newfound land. The seal fishery is spoken of as having beau exceedingly prosperous• _ _ The vc;;;el4 returning are quite Cod. The navigation to TOMO* Canada Went, had been tally opened._ damainettial Adis were without any material per niON■fte AWD lIILITTIM TILIMILAPE.) MOM MS 0111 t COIUUMPOWDEXT.) LIVEI3IIOOI,, MarD#A. Inaraiag early, the- Royal Mail ateara-ehip Niagara, Captain Wakeman, wield in tha after having , been detained at the bar two hours, owing to the tide. She left Boston on the 22nd ult., with the usual mails from the United States and the British North American province', and has brought 110 passengers and 581,083 dole. in specie on freight. A considerable portion is for Havre. She passed the America, hence, arrived at Halifax on the 23rd. The,Khersonese arrived at Halifax on the 21st. ' The City of Washington, hence, and the Fulton, from Southampton, arrived at New York on the 21st ApriL The ministry have failed in being able to brin g about an inljnatment of the dispute between the United States and New Granada, and several American men-of-war are to be despatched to that quarter. Diplomatic relations had been suspended with the Grenadian government. The British and foreign Ministers at Washington had been informed of the intended demonstration by the American govern. ment. The Ohio legislature had adjourned after pass ing a bill making it a penal offence to claim or hold slaves in Ohio, or to attempt to carry away from the State as a slave any person of colour. Re solutions were also adopted declaring it to be • duty to use all power consistent with tho national compact to prevent the increase, and to mitigate and finally eradicate slavery from the Union; and that the ordinance of 1787, so far as it concerned slavery, should be extended to all territories of the United States; and the senators and representatives in Congress from Ohio were instructed and re quested to vote against the admission of any new state unless slavery be excluded by its constitution. There was a heavy bail storm, and a violent gale of wind swept over New York on the 20th April, doing considerable damage. Havannah advices of the 14th April received, say that an attempt was made to murder William Syd ney Smith, the British Consul, owing to his expo sure of the slave traSe, which bad caused • great deal of excitement. It was feared that the sugar market will be prematurely closed, owing to the prevalence of rainy weather. Prices steady; de mend active, and good supply. The island is healthy. Bermuda dates to March 2, report the legislature still in session. No important news. Our advices from Central America confirm Colonel Lockeidge's defeat and retreat as formerly reported. Money at New Vojewas --- ess y, and the supply plentiful. Stocks active. Exchange on London, 109! to 1091 ; Paris, 5.181. Ashes better. The cotton market heavy. Flour firm for good brands. Wheat buoyant. Indian corn quiet. Provisions active at full prices. Freights to Liverpool heavy. The New Orleans and Charleston cotton market was depreesed, and had declined in price lENE DAILY NEM : LONDON MORNINO latum tuna f m or e i ' i n rise aDIX • U•olati=rel==.ll=mn•••• el .. N. rise the stock they d i it" L a 4=0.4 ..r• d O. 1imni.L1V....1.= .0 ......" for Dar i ng t1r.=.... morliiii4lo paw/ I. sr for . igz amounted to 2t ll7 mega ifatlLZVat,ll.4 lent meg for sotioe . gtnit t. WOE?. 600,000/. On MIMI of IT LI *I& INITZIIIIIIIIITTIT. 1111 leave it to YI. ..... 5e1.... • are em.. Q..* PlP•rle..l sod molt W_ s• : • dret•l•l WO+ 01. fi ts is France, 1•1Mor iota/. It I•/ 11,10111/1111/ of gormio la Yr kisli•M% IN ai of the eeee te , i i t t ik. ViatZNEIZITris remit bs mew th e evidence. , Oft lie MIL es hmidi tbe 1"* 1 nub Is ka,..rr.r....e. P.M in than the m =ow era'''. to the eson - mmi..x,,_ _ SitSWSit rt. PGINOIII. II . r ic a Moit 4113.11..11 or sortzejaeo ILIOVat nr • GOIIIIT We Worm. PtEAIIIO Moon Demila, Peeler. Wroonajad %UWE Ma Merliarst.-11111 GOOD rex NOTIIING. Mr. 1 ,14 Cabra.liv=tart.c.itatk.7.:ll Dr i a3lo IFT01111•11. MON WATIN AT LONDON MUDGE. Aftr ifts zca 4st: LONDON. MONDAY. MAY 4. TO OUR • DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will ;71/11$1.0iii u anal on SATURDAYS. Ws hampea the Annul Reports of the Cridit Mallite net Rome al financial lad literary =do ilies sr the first water. The icitneedinary,resalts eiliost by the founders are net mete remarkable Amu Os preemiesa they pet Iherreed as peblie hesibiee, and the ark* pond's , Moe which ,=0 vas issimato wilelitted to the ahem 'lbegelii Ike the ampleinte of groat gfilissit6o6 l o iaithr motives are peimegmeeshalc and where beweimet inteetioes . see eyetemithelly thwarted. We are not dimpled to hey the eihnth milsethe talents of the Nktere. Moo i sad, 6d sir 0011 W. sold est fkirly quarrel vid the • • alk ellerteastely we diim from duliP64444OOOlNleation is WOOS dis Mohair flesheise, es neummediteted web& ogle le be bsbL They leek wpm this es great nedsmelbetedier we bold thsm le he greet floral and srtld pals. To ask, ligtifire, the who way in mbidat. beer= records die details of oneemetel was liege scale, and et the mode. in whisk .C 111 :0 1111 4bleil kis fidlow-eitione of ell claws to ea 016 'Madded pima of reuse et noir at Abe w, hold le bleitely saming, did we act OM 116 toy smears which per crowned hie arm*aa lea melsemeelle aid than it less • direct teerhop le l iall easaawp akaweedof that spirit ef egisehtlet wYek wi belt igen es a send Owe. /he Crfidit Mobilier has a capital of 2,400.0001., ami s reserve fund of moot sum; and, exempt M aibi 'sample, we here me tight to obits" %the elembiliere doing se they phew with theleohey, erthemdeg it in shares sr luedrehleh oryeemey oat e r Slid for anything es *pada the cheeses of the None so acipirel But in eillden 111101maero is s awn of shove mospook rimmat *mow Tierilla frees ethergespie, whiskies* hem bus _rested in a eamewhet lasmedswe tom use le ode le saline the gram profit tt 001111111., obtains( dediet tie year 1866. Bat M. ?mos is not NOW IMO 06. He is evidently gagtopnederwiwtetic brae of two or thaw minim et lay keg Mad lode, with the proceeds of tam b. mom to glee an Immense extemile to whilbeesaller abenefits remieted to WNW bet wlOl w deMpete " the vim spies et sposidime JOY th rippling ale IMMO MI seggbaree swab of Ore. Let m belt el as seseet lie ahem of Ile nodes " of the pit year. Ore Oraehlt et trumpets is bedewed an the pupa modie by the Credit Mo lam to peetimis, let elm ether capitalists mold lbw the trielbei lit Ste rases bad by the Sint et Feepokiiei *swat the dipped ot the • Vas aft miiiiiinsUlilkoool. for-oommercial wpm*. Ifir Ism wee doubts as to the pme e dig• W ilta,Plifsal. The Bank of Freese • isqp eimeet d Min in pawn, and these it wee seutsilly they did—make their aopessesiwi die mist ee the pressure for wog mollohlo ea SI bap the pries of the Them per OMb at a very hew lereL Now the metes to the who et sheet *ll/111... ask pd., of which it wee et ewes mama le *shim If it could, in with Aim — jig capitalists, enable or e = Bank of Freese is beep the pumped stock of the market. it is alit great point would lave been enlieved, asi 111011 Grouse. given to prior ; bet awe all. bres Meg the public would have a grails imemint le ism* in the railway oblige. tied 1/111116 as Q t it Mobalier bed to get rid 4 anmenting to 400,000 bowie al Use valet et 4,000,0001. We do not quite see how throwing sway a sprat to catch a herring entitles the operator Many 'vet amount of public gratitude. It mud be nimembired that the maintenance of plea is ono great end of the Cridit Mobilier, ea a Meal rule. It snits them very well to have at Mei epochs violent fluctuations, either in the abeam of a rise or a fall ; bat any scrims saris. tin la tae value of their securities, at the period of 'ibil4ddsk it, will not answer. The amount of their 11.1.1.1.6 is December last, independent of ths mid thimemetily advanced, was 3,682,5921. New, •Idled I par wet. in this amount represents • 'lei of the profits to the extent et rr cent, of which would be lost le tls lieedwe, eiweartabsee the ambled= dila weep ee ihrseleilhat !be Alibied wise at the mil in Denim sr" as assegiosi with Its pressileg yew, le dad 4111411111.1 arverdwima a est profit remeleed eve lbe pee d Oll,OOO. ensbal, the Direness* seiamment equal to MI per cart me the wend nem the ahaveheliee, and omit amain. Withht pan, Haig elms beat seeekett i their iatelligent atiesemet of this elide is line a sr doss 161,64111. arlthe dareheldae 1,813,0004 tie total capital beller aim 2,606,4001. Hamm, reek the liumethelbee dee Mon geetiema se se piss the Eivellut OA Ciddit Nakese have Use, they lave etre* all blue hewanth es they have reseimidlent 11,0001. each—' ever and above the interm6.4lbest 26 per sent, pa , man out the capital mptimiledby their atutreu lissidus this, their private elveradess have had the advantage of being aided by the power of empleying sew six or anew millions of money, the pecuniary sales of which we need hardly dilate on. The gist claim to public gratitude set forth by Itl PJALZIAZ rests on the support given to spew THE LATE DUCHESS OP GLOUCESTER. The hat hours at the Deeher of Olaatester were bee from palm The bombast* erre of arlatice was an entire dray of vital power ; the roresato core was, doebt bre the severe attack of spear whkh peribred the little remain strength she had, and though *ropey or water on ths cheat nparreer, yet it was not that whir proved fatal in its of The royal dears wss cab to asks ths leer mark of r•tognitim to soy of the members of the royal famay. The heard of the duchies all Ina probshly Mks plea on Priam, art, following the preadent of the late Duke of Carabridp, who was internd err days after his drew. Should ft, lowever, r istermained to unbar the body, la the erne eraser as wes dor with her .bier, the Printer Amara, the intemoset may he delayed ell the following Moray. But as la all theme mucten the &era bassi nay have either expreased a wish or left lasernelicas, bare discs diseeticas carer be gives by tae authorities. Without ea expressed • fah has bssa rads by the royal dears to tbe watiery, the farrier will take place at Window, PAW. Albert sod tie Dake of Cambridge being chief samara Tr Dealer of Okacersea hoer is Dot beehold, as lies bra sear ; her Warta ho it ems cal, the researber of I lease der aad very long its.. Der royal Islgheess, besides • large erns of way, was pasted of much valuable pro - pay, end was especially rich in rare, her dl•maads brag as as se einy pourer by the royal firmly, tie trees airs esceptod. Of kees, too. of that quality the sit of raker which, If mat reset, Is ear* met now praothed, the bats basis had a kegs store. and of very great valise; her col lection is, rays, net to be orpaseed to this away. Ms aceranktion is ray aceeertal for. Oa tha dirtier China Charlotte, all her kw sad leak were publicly said, sad it wee has.. that the thrust wormer was perrelearl by the minoseer, her drgleters; and the sera apnea has bra penned on the ark of every hale mamba: of George the Theirs fray, til the mod boarifel spasm of orb ai leron have centred to tie poisarias of the lad sierrivoi— the Duchess of Oloirestsr. Of the eaters of ths will bus rye' highnees has la, nothing is fussily known; but it is supra teat the balk of the jewels enl tie neat of the laces will be farrier ►y tie Parsers of Cambridge, ere , rally by the Printer Mazy, who was bar godchild, sad a great favoerbe of her venerable rat, with meareatose to the otter iesaben ot the royal binily.—Orre loomoomi. Tea Comm—Her Majesty is quite well, and the owooesay d " eitureklng " is expected to be paricooted in the coon et ei day or two. Os Walsooday a FAT , / Council wOlbo held by the Qom at the Palace, la older to give the modem of her Mejooti to deo speck to he delivered in par- lieteent by the Loeb eamnimeronere te the following ;lay. Ott Theaviey it is signaled that b Majoety sad Primo Albert, via the reyel limey end Lets sad gentlemen in welting, trill take 6* deportees Ir the Queen uterine regime* et Ostreena We et Wight. PRINCE ALIIZIT'II VISIT TO MAIICRESTILIL—The directors xi the Lowden and North Wetter& Refirray Co. pony have resolved ender to Uwe the apsold train la ma. MN Si 211111111Mq1111111 Utah= at ball-past 6 o'clock an Tweedy sewraing, to wavy H.E.H. niece Albert end snits to open the Arts Tresenne EAMON' at Menthroter on that day. The royal tale trill reach the Cheadle station cheat 11 o'clock, whom his turd Mitres will rep* to Abney Hell, the seat of Er. Watts, the mayor of the city. The Prises will leave Abney Hall st eon and reeds the Exhibition at two, whin the iningerel oweinony will tabs Her Royal Ingham the Droll= of Bent, attended by Lady Ara Maria Dawson, vent to New or Sa turday sad visited their Royal Highasses the Duchess al Csabridp and the Hereditary anal Dachas of Necklet berg IMMO& The Duthese of Sutherland has arrived in tows from Cud. Howard, Yccithire, the seat of the Earl of The Duke and Duchess of Graftop return to town to-day from Wake&ld Lodge, Nortbamptccalike, fur the MEM Tke Earl and Coaster of Jersey and Lady Cle manna Villiers bare returned to tows ham a tour at vigils. fat the season. - 1,; - rd Ashburton has arrived in town from Paris. Lard and Lady Loadeabormigh and family am expected la toes is • dew days A.a Grtreetan, Tactual», kw the semeaa. His Excellency General 'Thkfdine, Minixter X. to the Boy of Tam* Coheel Beam* lad Coked Kars Ilashomed Alta kayo hit Clarldee Hotel Ihr Parte. - The Earl and Counties at Errol and Loftily hp. art :tad at their residence In Chariton-street, fat the 1101106. The Hon. Colonel and Mn. Hely Hutchinson hare @reload at their home In Urger Breek•eareet, Grosvenor spare, fee the mem. Lady Clay's aoi►el &wants is postponed from Friday, the oth of May, to Wedneeday, the 20th, in ors enemas of the &What bet Royal Riglinees the Duane a Oloricester. Sir Jahn sad Lady Trettope have arrived at Clarides Hotel . .. . . . . .. . _„, Sir Charles and Lady Wake and funny hays Milled at their tetra lowa, is Cbestaisatzlet, GrOBTOIOI, pima, from Tin Marquis of Ailesbury bu subscribed 1001. toward. the Royal 4riedtar.l Society'. fooL Viscount Palnionton gives a full draw dinner pony on Widaeoday seat, at Cambridge Ham, to honour of the opening of the now pediment The Invitations extend to about luny : The Solietter-Oeoeral is 4111 toe unwell to . . . to moot. Lady Pelmerstoe Lao, be commence of tbe death of the Dodoes of °latecomer, pootpewed bee greed empties co that moist, as abo so evening party which wu to he given ow Newby. ___ _ _ Earl Granville will leave town to-day for Man chester, to looped the repostioso for the openlag of the Art Tremens Exhibition, bat will return to town in Wed seeday.. "" . Earl Granville give, a grand banquet, in Bruton serest, to a nanneoue party et peen on the mesa= of the main of psrlieasest. The Camber Granville has post pane the evening party in aosesqessos of the rood► royal death. We ( Wisdom* Pete Press) regret to Ism that Or Audrey Avow Er boa very ieriesely 111 areetrgo tr aid b Looks,iist Wig bola• lambi@ t. sdSM ra al say _ _ _ _ itte Lad Chancellor ham appoints. the Pea. Car to ihoodoeort Rectory, ia the Amon at Wonoollor.— Ohorww. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nos ova owa PARIS, Surro As Ersxuro. To-day the Grand Duke went to the Russian I church in the Rue Neave de Berry, and at two in the afternoon be accompanied the Emperor in an open carriage and four to the races at the new Ilip podrome in the Bois de Boulogne. I scarcely ever saw the Champs Pipets so crowded with carriages as it was to-day. Shortly before the Emperor came along, the whole length of the immense avenue be tween the Rue de ChaiUot and the Barriere de l'Etoile, a distance of upwards of a quarter of a mile, was as much blocked op as old London-bridge used to be at four in the afternoon. The Imperial cortege, consisting of three carriages and four, with outriders, was delayed several minutes, while the private equipages in front were defiling through the barrier gates. The Grand Duke is again invited to dine with the Emperor to-day. It has been mach remarked that at the dinner given at the Russian embassy, the Grand Duke, in proposing a toast to the French army, congratu lated himself in the name of Russia on being able henceforth to reckon as his friends the "intrepid conquerors of Alma and Sebastopol." This is a frank admission that Sebastopol was conquered. Yon will remember that at the time the Russian organs represented that the garrison merely with drew from the southern to the northern part of the city for strategetic reasons. General Todtleben, who is now said to have been detained at Marseilles by slight indisposition, al though a Marseilles journal attributed his stay to a desire to witness an engineering experiment, and to inspect military establishments, arrived in Paris last evening. Lord Elgin embarked at 'Marseilles on May 1, on board the Candor, for Malta. The Pays says that Baron Gros, a diplomatist of great experience, is about to proceed to China, with the title of envoy extraordinary, and that he will go out in the Andaciense. The Guides, who have, I believe, never quitted Paris since the creation of the corps, are about to be sent to do garrison duty at Mclun, and will be re placed by the Empress's Dragoons, According to a telegraphic report of an article in the Zeit of Berlin some further delay may yet take place before the definitive settlement of the Neufcha tel 'tendon, in consequence of Prussia having made a new proposal at the last moment. It is said that M. de Hatzfeld has been instructed to offer to give up the million of francs indemnity, wh*.en at one time nearly led to a rupture of the negotiations, in consideration of Switzerland restoring to the pro testant churches the fee simple and capital of their property, instead of merely laying the income. Dr. Kern will doubtless feel it necessary to refer to Berne on this point, and the Federal Council will be obliged to consult the government of Neufchatel, which in 1848, took the management of this property into its own bands. It is not for a moment to be supposed, however, that the signing of the treaty can be very long delayed by this secondary question. The Prase says in its weekly commercial review : _ . Trade, which iss &awn a teaescy to become more active, has been somewhat paralysed by the return of cold weather. Most of the shops have 'old but little, sad the masafacturen netesearily feel the consequences of a limited consumption. The set of financial crisis which peva& simulteneovsly M all the markets of Ramps eseepois mar cheats to restrict their operations la Nagitmed rid through out Gummy, 8 and 10 per mt. dimmer has been paid on emanisrelal papas a het erhich sedielmitly explain the small demand for Free* goods la those countries. The lacriedarlisrs that oar msaiderbein have received are from Ramis It bfohyliopedthatdmisodificaticaktslymedefathe . . Ratio tariff will nereaes the imports in that cavalry. The thenSe et weenier otter the let days el the middle et April, 11•11 which, however, is rear dm and be. Sens vineyards in Burgundy and to Isere have ben beet-bitten, but tbe evil is hr front hung sewn. We have lately seen several inners Rem oar northern departments, who rapist that the wheats an ryes ennuis to potent a very hownelde *proems. TM hare he the *llk asp, which was sratertetant in the seen. and which lately ono snood • sadden ries at Lyme and Vahan, do not ON= to have been Tenanted. The thsrasameter hes neva beta Whew law end tlis conditioa et the worms is at preen& salishotory. Conde bays min rhos a Oils this vs& The cold weather has served as a pretest for asking higher prices, lint it is not thought that the upward movement as make much progress. In reference to what the Presu says of the weather, I may observe that it has been much milder yesterday and to-day, although the wind is still in a cold quarter. The crops in the neighbourhood of Paris are very much better looking than at this time last year, or indeed ti gin for several years past. PARIS, SUNDAY EVENIKO. The court mourning of four days ordered for the Duchess of Gloucester has occasioned considerable alterations in the programme of the flees for the Grand Duke Constantine. The breakfast which was to have been given to-day at Villeneuve-Letang is ut off to the ith. The grand fete at the Hotel de Ville is postponed from Monday, the 4th, to Wed. nesday, the fith. The ball at the Tuileries will take place on Friday, instead of Wednesday. No day has yet been fixed for the state visit to the opera, By the way, the Grand Duke, who inherits the lacing of his father Nicholas for the theatre , indemaifikd himself for the lose of the opera yesterday by going incog. to the Maki Royal, where he laughed very heartily at Ravel. He goes about in Parts a great deal. Yesterday he visited the l'alais de Justice, the Sainte-Chapelle, Notre Dame, St. Genevive, and the Music de Cluny. Afrer his return to the Tuile ries, the Prince again went out alone to take a walk through Paris. Ills visits to the public buildings are generally very rapid, and he shows a disposition to cut his cicerones short when they incline to be prosy. At Norio Dame, he merely took a hasty survey of the exterior. lie is a military man and sailor, and looks at all things pertaining to War with a business-like eye, but he does not seem to • have much curiosity for mere sight-seeing. The Courrier de Marseilk says General Todleben hoe not accompaaird Prince Coasts:. Una, as many persons have supposed. The illustrious sae sew is to Mullin some da •in this city, and immediately , after the Grand Duke's departure he accompanied Colonel de Blois, of the artillery, to examine the effects produced by the mplosion of the mine at Le Frivol. The Russian squadron commanded by Admiral • Behrens is expected at Algiers towards the end of May. The Emperor yesterday paid a visit to the Franco- Swiss Company's manufactory of moveable houses at La Villette, and ordered one for his own use in the Landes of Gascony. His Majesty closely inspeetd two model houses for families of the better clam of workmen or persons with small incomes, and seemed much pleased with them. The Petrie says that the Emperor will positively pay a visit to the Sologne, to see the rogear of the works for draining and improving that ftstaft dis trict, immediately after the GranOuke's &pada& The Toulonnms announces that the genera des. tions are positively fixed for June 21st. I know sat whether this news be correct, but it has been re marked lately that the provincial journals profess to know a great deal more about the elections than ws do in Paris ; and it is more than probable that they get their information from the prefects. A Paris correspondence in the lad Beige states that a bill has been sent down es des Council of State, and is to be pressed on as sielgatr by which it is proposed to make the law mai Mei stringent with regard to literary journals, wide have hitherto enjoyed comparative immunity km the regulations which shackle the political They offend chiefly in speaking " evil of di. g• The frivolity of their style is not to protect them dy longer, and they will be taught that ridentem dicers imam is not a safe motto to act upon. A stamp duty, caution money, and even preliminary antis. risation, are among the repressive means prepaid. Either of these would be the death warrant d I host of ephemeral publications. The Bourse has been again agitated. This is set. Cling day in Blares, and very large sales have lean effected for speculators who have been execsitei. Lyons and Orleans Railways were affected by these operations. When the was nearly over the market became Arnow, 1111111 sensible recovery from the lowest point of the day took place in some securities. As it was, however, the Rente fell 10c. both for cash and account, eke* at G 8.50 and 68.83. Mobilier, after having fallen from 20 to 30, was in demand, and closed at abed yesterday's price. The Orleans Itailway fell 22.601 Mediterranean, 33 ; Lyons, 10 ; Southern, 17.50; Northern, 2.30 ; Western, 2.30. Grand Central ad Eastern improved a franc or two. Geneva fe1147.111 The shame in thin undertaking have declined 131 E. within the last month. M. Alfred do Musset, one of the most celebrated poets of this century, died this morning, at the early age of forty-five. He has often been called the French Tennyson. lie was one of the youngest members of the Academie Franeaise. The Courrier de Paris affirms positively that Rossini hes just composed six new melodies, which will be shortly published. The writer of the para graph says he has not heard them, but has seen them, he having been one of a party to whom Madams Rossini showed the new compositions of the illus trious maestro, with visible joy and pride, on Thus* V last. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, MAT 2.—The following naval op. pointments were made this day by the Board of Admiralty : Commanders E. K. Barnard and Thos. Cochrane are pie rooted to be captain.; Lieutenants Jas. R. Veitch, Henry Harvey, and John H. Howard, see promoted to be tow menders ; Lieut. E. F. Holme, to the Leopard; Mr. 11. Fawkes and Mr. E G. Kirby to be mates to the PriZIONIN Charlotte; the lion. A. K. K. Legge mate to the Vewavisa: Mr. Henry C. Wogan to be mate of the Coldeha ; the Hon. George Fitulsrence to be mate of the Leopard ; Hr. Theme Van De Wahl, Mr. Charles F. Walker, and Kr. Owen B. Reid, to be mates to the Boacawen • Mr. J. B. Trotter, lir. C. J. Genetic. Mr. G. Reskethoid Mr. George F. Lyon, to be midshipmen to the Primer Charlotte; Mr. Herbert Hilton, to be midshipman to the Vesuvius; Mr. George King, to be niidahipmen to the Cm- When ; Mr. E. li. R. Everatel, Mr. H. A. Wilmot, and tie Hon. M. It. Wingfield, to be midshipmen to the lequei Mears. W. H. Maxwell, J. W. Dennistown, It. B. L C. S. W. Willis, Francis J. Pitt, John It. T. Fullerton, Henry Beyfield, to be midshipmen to the Boscawen; Mewl. G. W. Allen, F. R. Boardman, G. C. E. Lockhart, B. Sinirke, and Henry Bridger, to be naval cadets to de Leopard; Dews. Henry Thomas Ski:Rini:ton, Alfred Mailer, Robert Galloway, and George Moore, to be naval cadets to the Princess Charlotte; Mesas. E. Day, It. H. Hammed' C. H. Domvile, the lion. Alex. S. Dawson, and Mr. Clad+ J. Demi, to be naval cadets to the Boscawen. PORTSMOUTH, Hot 1. The Agamemnon, 91, screw ship, has been cote' =haltered for Master Commanding C. T. A. Medea. The ship will be ready in about a fortnight's time to proceed se ber voyage, and in the laying down of the telegraphic olio to Roe* America. The Majestic, 81, screw ship, Captain Hope, which mini at Spithead on Friday evening from the 111editerninon, Ws sailed for Sheerness to be paid off. The Sphyra, 6, paddle sloop, Captain Wilmot, vas pet y off ,a. The Dee, steam versed, arrived yesterday with men primfrom the Boreavres, at Plymouth. THE AUSTRdLIAN MAIM. News of the safety of the Australian steamer, Oneida, was telegraphed to all parts of the country on Satur day, end mug have delighted many families. How low the chances of her safety had been rated may be judged km the feet that 32 per cent. has been underwritten for bar O. Neatly three weeks ago it wait suggested in the Apra that the Oneida had broken down, end that ille bed 10■011 to Australia after the Skala bad left them. This 61101 14 to have been the ma ft was a/cindery to 'wpm dui the Osiida had gene some distance on her wisp, limo , the Mohr Aid net leave • Australia until nearly three wean afterber. Many commanders, if placed in the &Rustics cd dowHyde, of the Oneida, when his ship Irk e n,would have attempted to run in the direcoon of the prevailing winds in the latitude in which be was, end tried to make Mauritius. In so doing ho might lice been becalmed, and ell on board have been starved. It must have been a daring and splendid act of SCUMO.hiP take each a miserable miler as the crippled Oneida 140.1 to Australia in the teeth of a head wind. The Oneida win taken on to Sydney, as the only place when it WY Vali she could rt repaired, end probably elle will be able to leave Aturtralia, in her tutu, this month with the mail, and tears, Sues about the 22nd of June. The European reached Sent three days before her time, and hen thus beaten the Shaft in speed. In going out to Australia !she woe only three dftT l longer on the voyage, and burnt 1,500. worth of Tl eul t than the Simla. The European's mails have been at Alexandria, owing to the Etna steamer not arriving tMi there in time to take them on to Malta. As the ea steamers on the Australian side can evidently de their work within. the' contract time, a delay would be avoided Ale:id& by having en eons altanier there, and not Ss' sandhog as the outward mail steamer. The Ems mil be Iva se d e port of Southanipten about nett Friday ; k W/ • vet, bra swill. TIUPOIFMLBJUIX MBTHODIST ill5Bll 60CIETT-(THIS D 47.) This morning the annual meeting of Myra lliarloaary Society was held in the !erg Mirtar.hall ; the Hon. C. KINNATItD, MX., in The ettendence was very numerous. Among the mi the platform were—Rev. D. Renting, Rev. I igev. Dr. Hoots, Rev. Thos. Jackson, Rev. John pt . oehorn, Idr. Thee. Fanner. Mr. Thos. Chat Johe Walker, Rev. It. Young, tee. The abstract of the report, which was read J. IL JAMBS, commtmieste.d details relative to 1 of the missions in Germany, Spain, Coyle china, Cape of Good Rope, Natal, Sir the Gold Coast, the West Indies, tee. We to report that in connexion with the society tl 458 antral or principal stations, called circ daunts and other preaching pie; 632 ministv imVielesionaries, including thirty aupernumc ether pal Nelda, as catechists, interpreters. where, U.; 9,833 unpaid agents, as Sal l i m a" as.; 114,428 full and accredited (lure 4,90 on trial for church-mcmbership ; 72,619 e tarting for those who attend both the day o schools; 1 printing enablistunent. Resolutions in accordance with tho euggestio tithe report, woe unanimously adopted, and a/ thanks to the chairman, the proceedings doe aimiag ep of a prayer. TAR POOP-LA 1P BOARD AND TILE P ILIRYLEBONE. At the meeting of the Mary l e bonc ii, Bawds,' Mr. °maw.,ll, the vestry c krt, read cation, which had been forwarded by the oor loners to the bawd of guardians on the subject molehill from the guardian board of a poor-1 the commimioners Mating that they intended to r ight, by the acts 4th and sth William IV., ca and 9th and 10th Vie., cap. 100, NC. 20, whit haspestors of the board to be present at all ma guardians, unless the parochial authorities re-co Volution, and withdrew their resistance to t Otodance. The commis/osiers gars the gas might to consider the matter ; and the guard meeting on the previous day (Friday), moire consideration of no important a subject for a The communication snd evolution had been the vestry for their information and considerati Kr. HOMES moved and Mr. WINOPIZLI resolatka approving at tbe conduct of the board and reatiogthat the vestry would support thou mesas in opposing the government board. Xr. Ketone (magistrate) then moved an a the seta that the vestry should take roomers miter, it the same time thawing the attenties to the spaciel ameemort laid down in the Sc Mat It would be extremely ridiculous k to bmierseaffiran bpi swami under such cite The Vierrav CIA= pre It so his opinion Eawen beam" without eminent coo sibiesd heArsimad, sr gum would be Mk gar the wand no t tt Such • met was Issued la the Court of Quo shot thee elms, In the canes "The Attorn Conspeco." Mr Jellie•J.Essalkaa,llazß, Kr. Broughto Mr. Chichester, Mr. Pt eel , and others, urge tics pramoding bare*, reed without pro/ moll a matter ; but sa it was objected strong t l2 wish the board et guardians, by the Drinks, Mr. Knight withdrew hie vestry was by Sir James Hamilton, Bert., moot to do so, which was carried, 011 I 117,727.- OPENING OF TIDE AZT TREASURES El We think it eight to warn thou of oui Intend to be present at the ceremony especially all ladies—against going the clad. We cut testify from personal the great coldness of the be;ld 4 tg, even to t about it; and when the ladies have to alt hoots, they nay be auured that they will etaelllid eilltional clothing wb;ch they a to livab—roacheiter Guardian._ _ _ -- --- - - TbsOeternor of Bosnia, Mehemet I fans egaddatation the religious sentiment* of hes agelled that the markets, which have hit b limi /Adams on Sundays, shall heucefor Wailasilega. The Christian population h drop with gratitude. CAPII OF GOOD HOPE.—This morn .z...., Wl* issued relative to the state of tl Net partly at 11.9atches from the I amisismeing Fa. 8, 1868, treating the wsbasewsot vnit of the g ilismikr, and iPi faveassile results; the etas .mulla smil the romMop. of the colonial ; Br dlesechas from this Semetary of State, el is Mel Das. 4, ISO, the satisfaction of the mat b asprimeil, teal various suggestions sail sole. TIM moveaseate of the beta the materiel of a large proportion A l l ; ' .h bath idea. Rome of the documents are 1 trads," and others as "confidential," LITTER FROM Mazznit.—The tree Ilawlek Italian Committee has received the Bela /tangled, accompanied with an ocher alma etwalmy collected in Hetrick in aid of emeardpattaa of Italy :--" My dear sir, — Idol ss SO Reward the enclosed to the comm wood damn thanks for your noble exec seen. There lam been • great deal of mfr . Ihe bleats at my since 1848 In Mr a l gemetliass conduct of you • alto; bat woks warm, liberal, of an weird by year own sad name other E elheig the cloud. Throng% bag sojourn and ,wprom Great Britain as upen my own second Sr a. my bihmate on the Italian people . the fables dimes now sown _t7 yea - will be —Yours faithfully, JOBIITH DI A Zit IN t. Ap A BRIDE CHANGING HER DRESS This are mare ways of eluding the vigil* SukriEMlS than by a laddor of ropes from a 1 "Si ea papal will show. About the middle yews ImMea and two gentlemen, all appare pii A trinist vimit to • church in • quiet M. Brass. Wort On their entering the IRO &ell gall baked, end the ladies—leavi Se dbmemabw thomeolves of their overom their wills kid gions—retired behind the g bau relbrall each other of the habilinier elm* asorpi in full bridal attire. The visit was sew patent ; and the clergyman, slats =impairing from the vestry, ines asearners at the altar, when . Mismy was gam through. The gentler= • leek tanwooate; the balm again . retired to gellilarrosin, and reappearing in their in . r a ts= party left the church looking as hem for the purpose of in Meetag to the memory of a defunct r Albion. . BIifEOLAIT AT BABY CASTLE.— . Ad same plena or persons entered Roby Ids Om* the Duke of Cleveland, during dr Silk April, sad stole about 1001. o dim, dome a drawer in the office of the I a samba. at notes deposited in the eon We have not heard the particular. of the met on is being made to discover the h Coady eldsvresser. SUNDAY SCENES IN TILE ADELI tome pad a attimate of a serious character Wattle adeltheenbsed of the Adelphi, • seadeul sok ea alensing pitch, u appar Mei slim= easrtiona of the police. It: Ilusidays buy ambers of young women Aiwa II et bus LS or 20 years of age, ma deseesd, owl peirsadas the eismsrauce supstadde yespie la bumble begin t 4 shoat the Adelphl, sad the for the room .lieek aches," the most filthy and di western pad of the tsegropolie—a place t aerated, on good authority, many =far out their miserable Wes, having no cove to come into the light achy. To thie girla and young women resort every they are joined by some of the moat • thieves. TM result of this indiseriatins t c reidsnienswea seen of and odor eatables, w by • ilL i. horse of emMes, is, that ie in • eaten' brumeSeeing then art IS er 11 o'clock the holdings sad 3 end flghtings, which me Indulged in by Vibeorde a terror to the peaceable falai . Three or four policemen me Me immediate district,and occasionally t Push amongst the crowd, which is thus section amidst the most hideoua nine tee muck to contend against, and the notwinhatending their ezertions, the en the discsderly proceedings ere named any ass, without a personal inspectioi like a correct opinion of the depravity dark Adelphi Arches, to which them paeans resort every Sunday afternoon pay with thieves and disreputable ch• and description. ROYAL COLLEGE OP SURGEOI gentlemen, having tunlergone the nece is diploma, were admitted member meeting of the Court of Examiners on Nathaniel Clement Wood, Wainfieet, skive; Thomas David Peres, Aberya Jones, Osweetry ; Thomas Henry Ct Polk; ()tome Edwards Jeaffreson, 1 Them a James Welker, Peterborough mar with; Robert Winstanley, Wigs Paul Swain, Deemport; &bee 1 Chutes, Whishaw, London; and Jel eliPhadd. Anglesey. I