The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-24 00:00:00

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(Clan.) eke I sereterey wee ear 69 imimala of leaks sea be Ar rear"' yen ernes rey debt bee Mad drips Ns re m era thet rerhelea et brae veal be rie antee )s. I did eel rale Wet remet ; sad i ell ea t o ellen 14 1 my sae ur eamb wee I tail ea tits Mama et bar lama roar; be ea yam eel goy dblaika berm mileire he the mall that prat.( It vlidt wan* hi wilds Opp* ) Tam • I s saahr rat I lair daisi7e - tir bra real mar It is possible Art •to esey set be navel Ate= which I is past* de Paths of it dreellin beirrest lbe ad am pees litho Baas I Awe dial be *grad to is • eoteattea ase a bit be beasht Is Is sae it le., the alp Imams if ea be awed Is see l ese t e la the pear kr be be at bawl art. lte et say 1911111119 essimed Om la let a 4 12 wal b 9 le roe damn Is dievemi ; Gel et THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, ItIF. I call it • reseleseas of hexer tax for the year tram the Ist of April seat. Itie {lie true that the lea wros igi t mace melee* been Yell ant will he Leger rate, .* het M 1 MI lie Wootton Var.. • =fin a MOCiIMI 111001.154: 11 11 At* iamb rate Idler the be el mot, , some portoo WIN I Mae " or .21 dooommt vith lee le Vale , .' tint* ibis. the wood 01 the is have tam Sao Y - July kit. I iota the MONIES that weld hp IsCed Uwe .meowed al drawls& ; end iney will we tlat 1 OWL 011110,01 i 10 101111 wellt he the raped of thee lea he IlieWear. (Chem) ihte, my reap le Who Irmo too sal the duty as me, litiho ors thotaarloort.) alto br, as., am don /mom Mesa sky to MOO say lass lognodoo. I gm tie Moot I woo ob 4 wish !wird to ito ossioka ol Imam (Lori &sem) TM boor Am MAW— Tr Ito oilJotrommt of the dehabe 'no mArks& 477-452 at wee received with great laughter. The beam Um divided— For lb* mitts For Mr. Demers tuatodowit be die paterrag. The CIIANUMIL d ie SICIDIQUIIR Sop *lrks we mit Wide pereiles with the whileme at lit raw ima, he Pail damn betray town. lbet the chasm ie met paper ; Ist ft than awe as i be raid peer sate •Ws dee hatreiselimar bW reorriess be the ger that Ms tie rd ems per a tax or 71 ia the pm* be Wad coalman et UK alai twetarde, saa a ata dbl. a rectosben MI ft UK The beer Wert pas ree erwitielo art the resolu dor le~stu AWal eherreb, dot at dr wick sa would, eo ilealt. bed le remiss, be biped dr ribs hes. push ses W sot par OM. The bow l that ward, mad the chatters revered pro per. COMMONS INCLOSURE BILL. This hal watt threes! asmittee. 81211110111 CONXISBION BILL. This bin was read a Obi Your weed. PUBLIC HEALTH SUPPLILIWITAL BILL (18.57). - IGHTINO OF TOWN Iu NIRELAND) ACT AMEND BILL. TN. bin war teed s reed ti; - .7 BRIZEMT AT ZLECTIONS. Moot PALIKZUTOM awed tbst dr alert Ember sisal be Os Meet wawa odor Os IWO= bet —Lai Mr lbws" Mr. Witibs,itts .ire derrelll,. Oaks, Os Led Adore% Mr. BMW'', Mr Tao, LW, Mr. Darby, Ns. NAIR. Ms. dooms DOA Mr. dewy Akasaist lima" Mr. bears, Mr. t< livissir, Mr Win Illemeals, sad Mr. Tin XL P. 0.1111:11 slArled w des Ist, as tke pearl Or Indird yes isst fOI7 opeersisd b. Mr. M.C.AKK Wait see why bird sloth be nor rated it as tbsre bed bees as bleary due kr ow lierreediessinl test Os rides "In- V (Ihill aiimunrox o bed or* le Noy sat goerprinciples. Tbs lit ess dra weed to so proposed, sad Tbs been 4eurnO at 1 o'clock. THE DIVISIO.VS LAST NIGHT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. 21a4 the inhale be adjourned V • —Aron 7S; Noes, 477. ATES. AnbM 4lllapp, LIA M. . rat .V .I. j. se•••=. IL J. /L. W. Illskamma. 111. T. W. B. ._l4irld =MAI Ilalre, 0, I T . W. L ludre4 lar01•/Aonl . Gawp r 4 12. 1 / 1 1' J. T. Ow*. Tows 0 Mr. ridi TIILLSIK Greek Jima larnisL po Mr. 14 "'": .°1:.I ' A. IL The boom theadleided upon the guiltiest that the Speaker do Ism the ask as `aes into Cootesittee al W ays sad Oa - ' ' wer! 7 hre, U 6 • sad • MIMS. leak TWAII. 04 NAM ON ML DISIAZLII MOTION. o , lMmr• i tik ti-- '' Ftg. a el IClcr Calk" V ri kalle: • V Il= "14 ▪ r..... 7„ J. o. ;', ,'.. i 0 . pit s. ii .... E.. Mr. M iu. r. . r .........:,.. . Min *Sart M. yrill W • . . • Ph . lartmlef Mr. Mari Mr. Mr. C 0... Mr. IreAlloki M r.M J. Voll Mr.W Mr. Brathami Kr. M Thirty-eight emanative members voted with the govern moot, tie.:—W. Beckett, T. W. Booker, Blamer% Mar quis of Blondlont, T. W. Brandon, Lord W. H. Chol moodily, C. R. Cold* air C. H. Code, D. A. S. Davies, W. Dada, E. B. Daniels, Sir J. B. East, Viscount Em lyn, T. 8. Rotecurt, 81r W. P. (idiocy, T. Grams, G. 0. Haroourt, G. H. Walker Hoses" G. F. Henesge, Sjr Jno. landaus% N. Kendall, J. K. King, IL Knahtley, G. C. Legh, Lord 0. Manners, John llasterman, C. A. Moody, Sir Jan Owen, I. Phillips, J. J. Rh-harem% Valmont Sado% W. M. Smith, Coked Smyth, R. Spooner, 81r M. Stewart, Captain Stuart, J. H. Sutton, J. Tollanache, sod Sir J. Tyrell. Sir T. Ached also pared spinet the motion. The liberal ramabers who voted with Mr. Disraeli were Thos. Barnes, Jae. Bell, Thos. Bellew, 0. Bowyer, J. Chatham, R. Cotes, J. Crook, M. Gibson, Hon. A. Gordon, Sir Jas. Graham, G. Hadfeld, T. Kennedy. Jas. Kershaw, 8. Laing, W. S. leaden, Jos. Locke, E. McEvoy, J. F. Maguire, T. Iladissr, B. Wail, W. Michell, J. I'. illurrougn, Sir Jos. Pasts, I. L. Womb*, J. A. Roebuck, R. Swift, W. Williams. 'IV DAILY NEWS: LONDON=t MORNDIO a .... m d.t r ittit rizt.,.... advatii ed etrayarie bed at ti, bed mils et les the varied amerelaga r OA sennef d Vis ta L esaid la ied sayastas Aysita assonvaltee la dais dab maim. sad samiary erttessa-thio polar I. 0- " TM0 ... 4411111WS li Ittistaltdit AND ItIPAITIAIe As 0 214, t. .. A • ll Mta.. 'As letian sear walla' MI la I. 0 LTEXIS WA 0 /*PORT. Wig' " AMIE LL orm_NP:a la ADVZIISIIIIIIIIMS. airleit. INC t•sails lower by men shut rats pan draw sealmania rtaa Ode gaper Ina by emaaaerar aulilarial iss Ibialt a diaseara sad ea eea Wt re e my .o.4. laskakir la la Ile Idiots= ;ix at 111 8 1) , Ib a s le • ....t . = la svaibie handl esreil am la 34.14 ma% to eeppll It at go Wis — all — quartar, said la alums by seam DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUN TAY 4. E VINING PUB? V 19. 6d. r e n.. varand ro ad man, ay JOHN MADDOX. 10. UM, n., , d" Idokaallar sad Nein dont THE PUBLIC and the TRADE ate reminded leet tba d d SUPPLIILD with the aria:4lM) IMPRESS. at lattgatt It at J. USEGUItYII alladaaala Baokaalltag sad thabllth• enewiewee. rneaeuen. Pewee.. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 cm., salaam-6'l%r wet; OW I. lows or .7 1 1 711 , 4 ,;a:6=mr• m • THE EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC and TRADE SUPPLIED way afbussesi .. b:l4 by O. STEVENS. Ssatsellor 66.1 Nom n rand. DAILY NENE SUPPLIED aadl LENT Whit bp 6 la the monalag. fITIE EXPRESS.—Th es e PUBLIC and TRADE SUPPLIAD wen eflente. &shell pet 4. by W. STKPIIIIN . Bookerllee aed Nen Ageat. Ilantlagennatreet, alegelstad. reel. DAILY MIMS SUPPLaILD had to SZAD by 7ls the rend expreoo. TO CORRESPONDENTS. • 111911MBOSIIIIN Wooled tor "The titOnles,. loedna INewleg mot be et the 014, UN laaverll.l.o. by Ise o'Coxii cm Li day el palilistics. H AAAAAA ET. Tao Vans. DOOBLE-TACID PEOPLIL Wawa BEHAN», WPH.N...drtIIIEHNIaIc NH. lErrlllans,lll. EHIHI6 NIERICH WITS.—And THR SAIIPE II THE WOOD. Yam. logy. Whim aim ; P. WAHH—OHEIREEE ES rmixasaint TEN Itrarioo. A GAMS Or MOMPP—ALADDIN AND ?RN WONDERFUL LAMP ; or. liarloorda Kul MN O r of the Moo Moo.. Dour*. ao4 Paolo: KW O. Alrooo.—Aal THE COMNICAN IfILOTHISIIN Mr. C. Hasa—Donn 'pia a& laltroM LYCZUhI. TAN, Immo, A LIFBI ILANAO3II. Pit. awl Wm C. DOIca—MY FRI BN D ?ROM LICATIINIRSAD. Mr. TWA—AM CONRAD AND MADORA. Moos Teel% Ni LWI Clansma Wco:Pr. Mn. B. WAWA—Dews Ago al Whitt Tin ITanse. • lISD W I NI • 11•ND wort* IN TUN RUSH. in. itingini.—Aaizt pr..wEli^A OIN AND TON NUMMI QUINN. . Nse.lllent the INNi Neatly; Madan= Nadi sod aan.—Dinn on ina DIOR WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Ts Ihr —*wain. IL t .. *funs" I. ua Teruo—likesieg. Sr Ma—. illbenriu. N. LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. IN consequence of the absorption of space by the reports of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprietors have determined to issue a DOUBLE NUMBER oa SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone. ment of interesting matter. No change will take place in the price. The THIRD DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear on SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 28. THE House of Commons by a majority of 80 votes —286 to 206—has decided against the adoption of Mr. Ihsnartes resolutions. The progress of the debate brought out in strong relief the utterly dis organised and fragmentary condition of parties. The Peelites, who would at no price support Mr. LtsanaLl;the country gentlemen of the TERELL and BENTINCK school,who shrunk with mistrust and aversion from any alliance with Mr. GLawerotta ; the financial amalgamation between the leader of the Tory Opposition and the chiefs of the Manchester School—the friendship in need of Lord JOHN RrssELL—together formed an imbroglio that might well have turned a clearer head than that which is supported on the broad shoulders of bluff Sir JOHN TYRELL. The honourable baronet complained that he had been left in a per fectly incomprehensible position. We have no precise notion what this complaint may mean, but the essential facts, that though he spoke against, he voted for, the amendment of Mr. Insasati. In fact, considering the tenor of the debate, and the feeling of the country in regard to the remission of the war ninepence, it is rather a matter of surprise that the majority against Mr. 1/Nasal.' was not greater. The division lists, given in another column, present some curious results; meanwhile we are convinced that very ge neral satisfaction will he felt throughout the country at the overthrow of an attack which was evidently instigated rather by the spirit of party than by the dictates of public duty. It will, of course, be under stood that it is only the general principle of the financial plan of Sir G. C. LE% la which has thus been alarmed. The contest will be renewed, and probably with different results, when the dis evasion is taken upon certain items of the Estimates. What the House has very sensibly refused to do is to apply the Estimates of this year to another. What it has, with equal wisdom, resolved to do, is to go into committee of ways and means, with a view of tutting down expenditure and remitting taxation, securing the abolition of the war ninepence, and reducing the Estimates as far as possible to a peace level. This is what the country wants. IT is probably about as needless for as to disclaim any general political sympathy 'with the Earl of Maser as it would be for M. KOSSUTH to enter his protest against being regarded as a partisan of the UMW of Hapsburg, or Mr. SPURGEON to deprecate any theological leaning towards the tenets of Armi nianism. But with the resolutions which Lord DERBY is this night to move in the House of Lords, we are constrained to avow our entire acquiescence. We do think it a matter of regret, in the terms of the noble lord's first resolution, that there should have been " au interruption of amicable rela tions between her MAJESTY'S subjects and the Chinese authorities at Hong Kong, arising out of the measures adopted by her MAJERTY'S Chief Superintendent of Trade, to obtain reparation for an alleged infraction of the Supplementary Treaty of 1843." We further think, in accordance with the second resolution, that the occurrence of hostilities on this ground rendered the time pecu liarly unfavourable for pressing upon the Chinese authorities the claim for the enforcement by arms of the Treaty right of admission into the city, even in the limited form of a right qt. access for the foreign officials. Thirdly, we , think it clear that operations of actual hostilitj ought not to have been incurred, withont the express instructions pre. shandy received of her Ms.teirrr's Government," and that neither the alleged breach of the Supplementary Treaty by what took place in regard to the lorcha, nor the reranl to admit the foreign officials into the city, affords sufficient justification for the operations that have taken place. These resolutions cover the whole ground of con troversy, and nise, with 'abets:dial noenracy, the main isitiqp Ireton which the judgment of the Legis lature of (treat Britain will in both Houses have to be pronunnood. It all comes to this: Are the hos tilities at Canton justifiable ? arc the alleged grounds on which they proceed sufficient? were the Colonial Authorities justified in resorting to them without previous reference to the Home Government? A great deal of nonsense has been written in deprecation of resting any part of the case on the legal validity of the lorchit's registration. The plain truth is, that the inquiry into this point can by no possibility be avoided. The gist of the case as made out by Mr. PARKES and Sir J. llownlNG against the Can ton authorities rests on the infraction of the 9th article of the Supplementary Treaty, and that alleged infraction consists in this, that the Canton officials caused seizure to be made of certain Chinese crimi nals on board the Arrow, without first making com munication to Mr. Consul PARKES. Now, what is the 9th article of the Supplementary Treaty? Its taros are these : If latrines natives of Chins, having committed crimes or oftencee against their own Government, shall deo to 'long Kong, or to the Eaftlish ships of war, or Eieilishcitrclumt ship, for refuge, they shall, if disouvered by the English be handed over at onm to the Chinese of eeta for trial and punishment; or if, before such discovery be made by the English officers, It should be amcartainod or suspected by the officer; of the Government of China whither such criminals and offenders have fled, a communication shall be made to the proper English Officer, in order that the mid criminals and offauders way be rigidly searched for, SCDADI, and, on petal or admiasion of their guilt, delivered up. Now, was the Arrow en " English merchant ship" within any fair and reasonable construc tion of this 9th article when taken in connexion with the 17th, or "additional article relating to British small craft?" In this 17th article tormlae are included by name as coming within the desig nation of " small craft," and they are expressly distinguished from "the large ships engaged in foreign trade," to which alone the words "English merchant ships" can with any propriety be applied. In the language of the Chinese notification, "They have nothing in common with those genuine ships of war, or trading vessels, that come from foreign countries." This then is one necessary question : Was the Arrow an " English merchant 'ohip" within the fair con struction of the 9th article of the Supplementary Treaty, for if not, the seizure of a Chinese male factor on board of her by tke Canton authorities, without a prior reference to the English Consul, constituted no infringement of that Treaty, and the alleged cases Gelli fails in that respect. Another necessary question is, Was the Arrow ever, in any legal scow, a British vessel at all? and this depends on the validity of her regitta. If not,—if the register was invalid,—if the cha. men of a British vessel had never legally been imp rt d to this Chinese-owned and Chinese-built craft—then there was no insult to the British flag, and the alleged cause of war fails in this respect also. Are we then to be told that these are points not to be inquired into, that they are irrelevant and beside the issue ? Why, they are of the very substance of the issue, and unless conclu sively made out in the affirmative, the cases which is the alleged ground and justification of all that has taken place, is reduced to absolute nothingness. THE ARMY ERTIMATER.—Thie morning were issued the army estimates of the effective and non effective services for 1857-8, showing the proposed charges in detail. An abstract has already appeared. The South Eastern Gazette Sllye Sir Moses Monteflore, Bart., of East Cliff Lodge, will shortly leave on snotbtr pilgrimage to the Ifsly Land, accompanied by Lady Mont, tierces far as Italy, where her ladyship will remain for the bee 4t of her health. Sir MOON, ewer anxious to promote the welfare of his co-religionists, hes, we believe, contracted for the construction, in the environs of Jerusalem, of ■ corn windmill ; he tepee to overcame the disinclination of the re sidents to abandon the old system of treading out the corn by oxen." ----- The failure of Messing. C. Franghiadi and Sons hes been followed by that of two other Greek alto A—namely. Mowers. Vora., Brother. (lately *balsa and Term). and Name. P. Simi:tides and Co. The liabilities. ate not sap. rood in either cam to be very heavy. The Mantheeter letter mention the impassion of Mr. J. Bailie, also a Greek merchant. A memorial from the principal houses in the trade with Singapore wee presented yesterday to the President of the Board of Control against en Act contemplated by the Legislative Council of India for levying tonnage dues at that port. It would reverse the policy under which the settle ment was founded, ant damage a trade which by the last returns was equal to 10,000,0001. sterling ; yet the utmost sum that it could realise would be worth 8001. . - ...„ . The Melbourne Argus gives a synopsis of the nativity and opinions of the members of the Lower Howie. Of the number four are Awdralians, twenty-seven English, sixteen Irish, and twelve firoteh. Thirty-sin belong to the Church of England, MX are Roman Catholies,`seven Presby terians, one Methodist, and seven Independents. In favour of state aid there are thirty-three; against it, twenty-two; doubtful four. There ere twelve ministerial and official members, thirty-two independent, and fifteen anti-minioto rialiots. There an nineteen niervhants and tradesmen, ten barristers and attorneys, *even government officers, Aileen landowners, three radial men, throo journaliste, two amens, lad two squatten. In the Melbourne Legislature considerable amuse ment had been WCZI , kOOII by lie. Gavan Duffy. By virtue at hie parliamentary experience' he had been lecturing the raw levies about the "'ages of the imperial parliament," and accordingly it wee gratifying to the lectured to see their preceptor at fault, and (as a highly important question) vot ing by mistake with the skis ►e had spoken against. He claimed, however, to have hie vote recorded, not stoording to the side of the house at which he sat during the dlvialos,but with the "ayes." While prvferring this claim he startled the house by addressing the Speaker sitting, and with his hat on, the practice, as he explained (on being called to order for It), not only permitted, but enjoined by the "usages of the imperial parliament." ul Ho carried both points—kept his hat on and got his vote, which turned the scale, recorded with the "ayes." Dr. Duncan. Physician to the Essex and Col chester Hospital, states that more than 130 midden? families at Cokhceter were, at the commencement of the late severe weather, utterly destitute of proper clothing and bedding, and nearly steering; that, bad it not been for the charity of their officers and of the townspeople, they would have perished ; and that even now, if the benevolence of those who visit these unfortunates be rtlaxed, the same resole would ensue. This distress, he says, has been produced by the transmission of the depots of certain regiments frecti Ireland to Colchester. Public attention is incited to a painftd sub. jest, by the Rev. A. Henderson, Presbyterian Chaplain at the Curagh Camp. The camp is situated nearly in the centre of the wide and extensive Curragh. Unfortunate female °Masai are not sufkved to trespass upon the Cur ragh, as far as human vigilance can prevent that evil. Hence ell the leading roads around it are infested day and night by fiseeend speeimensof depravedasiddegraded humanity. When any of thee are apprehended for tramming, or for being drunk or disorderly, they are committed to prison for a cer tain period, varying from forty-eight hours to a week. Then they are released, with no resource bat to return to their miserable haunts. The rev. gentleman urges the establish ment of reformatories for these hapless creatures. "lathe cold, tempestuous Rights of this dreary winter, what num bers," he says, "of those who have shivered all night long through the pitiless storms and under hedges, or, behind the ditches, might have thanked God fora refuge such sa a re formatory V Mr. William Smith O'Brien has been summoned to attend the grand jury of the county Limerick at the emu- Mg smarm. This is the flat time he bas received a notifi cation of the same character since his return fain sale. The local papers say he will be in his place in the grand jury boa at the appointed time. The committee of the Printers' Pension Society antherSe us to Mate that the Duke of Wellington has eon mated to maids at the cooing anniversary dinner of the society. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (FROM OCR °MN CORRESPW:DENT.) MR'S, NboNDAT EVININO. lam assured this cv • g, on authority entitled to considerable credit, that the negotiations between Fcrukh Khan and Lord Cott Icy have taken favourable turn, and that they are even so far ad vanced that a treaty of peace may very probably be signed at Paris within a few days. It is credibly reported in Puri- that the Neapoli tan scheme to transport the political prisoners to the Argentine Republic has altogether miscarried. The Argentine government only accepts free colonists, and it was hoped that the consent which the King of Naples did not doubt he would be able to form from his prisoners, would bring them, at lent colourably, within the rule stated. But it seems that the prisoners en masse, following Paerio's example, refused to agree to the proposed tommutation of their sentences, and it is affirmed that the King has en. tirely abandoned the project. There are vague rumours of a movement having occurred at Naples. The Neufchatel affair hangs fire sadly. The representatives of the different powers who were to take part in conferences at Paris, are still for tho most part without instructions. The Russian ie. etructions especially, which were expected by this time, are still not forthcoming. It is remarked that the Russian journal, the Nord, pronounces itself decidedly, and even violently, in favour of Prussia and against Switrcrland. The Pays, publishing what it calls private cones. pondenco from China, announces a fact of some interest. On January 3, the Mandarin Syho, Governor of Shanghai, died suddenly. This cir cumstance produced a certain degree of fermentation among the lower and fanatical port of the papal*. lion, who accused the Europeans of having murdered him. For the space of two days, serious troubles were apprehended, but the attitude of the French and English ahips.of-war, and the energy of the commandant of the Tartar troops who united his efforts with theirs, maintained tranquillity. At the date of the last accounts, the tow a was perfectly quiet. The Bourse has been very good. The Rente was remarkably firm all day, and finally rose 20c. for cash, and 40c. for account, closing at 70fr. 10c. and 70fr. 33e. Credit Mobilicr, after its long period of inaction, was buoyant, and rose 40fr. The specu lators for the fall are totally routed, and have given up all idea of bringing the itente down below 70fr. Railways were very well supported. Mediterranean rose 13fr.,I.yons, 12fr. 30c., Grand Central, 6fr. 23c., Northern, 10e., Orleans, Eastern, and Southern, 2fr. CtOc. each. The government has given its sanction to Donon'a International Credit Company, but the establishment has not yet fixed upon a governor. The following telegraphic despatch has been re. oeivcd this evening : 'MARSEILLES, Fes. 23. CONSTANTINOTLT., FEM. M.—Admiral Lyons has oft. daily announced his appottudiinn departure; two English rends have already retained to Malta. There is a talk of second landing of Russian tntopa nt Dalfruck, on the Caspian Sea, and of munitions having been sent to Teheran by tin Russians. Russia, it Ds said, kmo n project in conjunction with Pcraia, to construct a railway lions Tillie to Teheran. Rifest lt. c h A h as len a 1.,ki11/le oftwenty-fire millions of piastre.. The Milan journals &Ilan.. that Austria wal per slat in bar opposition to the union of the Danubian Prinefa palitios. Mew. - Gress ;NW Ow yea-Am ail; sad lioss-isig fire Ilsieuralistadr.Dloddrardmissau -20 e ; ilaw fag a rasitael @IN kr addsam. =Pao& 001 I . i .0001Ww C.W. 0:4 7 .14.1iha "'`' ..- 1L1 , 111,41 . a Llama 7.; - 3 -, m. T. • hosed Ittls. „Mr W. C. Ha. at D. id 4 C. Apip ....- • Vlrespat . We T. W. ___,. c . F. L. J. 11. . • O. D. J. J. O. ~... 41111 . tares -..- P. M I tarp: _ :l ? "N eriart •-••• W. 7 -* * 1, pia 0.1. Peale rm-saap. ma L.O.J. • - . WT . ID O. rf o i . 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Mks owl et Ow memo Milted by kw libiedre Viet emperlelowleat at , mite te Aida walla lir Meet nettled d tie sapplasaMiry In* Ode Mb et (Mier, Mt " TIM la lbs erbies et die laws" ...10,.011 er fermis epee die Mint reederedi ibe tree peedliely tevesreble tar prig um die Clime esiberlthe di taw tbs edliteme et DAM Wives rte Cram, Mel bed ben left la germ it sat of satipitlag the me by twee et ame. . . _ . . . . "That V tho opinion of thin hero operations of Acted battle , / ought sot to bon ben uninetakon without tho ex pose lesinedms, prob* wain& of her hfojerty". go • vaissuat ; Nal art edam of the to adreteci to In the lessipisi samittlass Melded sodolist Inntilattion for web opiestasse tax Court. The Qum, attended by Lady Churchill, Major- Oensed die E. C. 0 , ema Liaitt.-Cutomel Ponauaby, visibml rbe Due= of GlaaaeAr yesterday at (Hammier Haw . . . . The Priam rale ea learbaek with the Priam o sttaidel by hi awry I. Weidag. The Peluso etemeld ty Lady Carona) Beni Ztal ng ylde, end Lieet.-Cutonel Poarmby, Beyel MM. The lot enell olastese dfaireadea, Lady Bloomfield, mad lfiejer-OeserMejel fik esty Omar la Trois, had the barmy: of dialog with bre the the Omen's private had ell:reled nal lerdbater Is Backing ham IPalsee, mid played the filswtag eleeproltimes : °Meters," PeMeals e mir dea de Montt et de Beethewea. Bdadled awl Care, "Le Tree-ate" Maas (let •c 4), "Iw Pod ea: Clercs" A deputation on the subject ate AL freehold Er Endirsed had se interview with Viscount Peberneca yartesile deputed°n cousisted at Mr. W. Ewa; M.P. fi Burghs ; Xr. Geo. Dunces, M.P. for Dwase,• f ir Black, M.P. fa Edinburgh ; Air K." M.P. for Paisley ; Sir Jr. Andersoa M.P. ire ; Sir Remy Davis, Bart., M.P. fur ; Mr. Samuel TeM., M.P. fur Wick Burai . liadd r - aolavass, London • Ba th e Odom, of • Mr. Duncan Ediabargh • Ear. Dr. Bag& Edinburgh ; and Mr. Jas. Nichol, of Edinburgh. A deputed°. hum the corpondica of Lomita had an later view with &r pip raday at the Hoar -odice. The deputation Lord Ma u c i a i j i r James Dub., M. r , •••••••••••An, 14.1%, My, • c u m M.P., Kr. jo hn Wood, Mr. Deputy Dub!. , Mr. .L. T.T., kr, Mr. Abraham, Mr. Deputy Bower, Mr. Vases; Mr. Deputy Pawnees, the Recorder, the City Reserabrancer, sad the City &Bator. The Judicial Committee lithe Privy COOSCII rat yester d. Tit a appal la the ame of "Cargo ea Agra" (price) part Despatches were see! from the Colonial-olke yesterday to the Governors of Hwg Kong and Coyloa and to the Gover nor. of Amerika. Daspaaita were received from the Commas of the Nardi American Province.. His Royal Highness the Hake of Cambridge, attended by Sir George Wetherell sad Major Cliftca, in spected the whole of the troops la the north sad south canape at Aldershot! yesterday. Him royal high:aces re turned to town la the renaing. The Coo titer Persigny had the honour of an audience of her Majesty, yesterday antrum, at Bucking ham Falzon We (Kanchader Guardian) andervtand that Lord ClelMolllo hasten appoiated the new lord is waiting to her ltaleory. The Late el Devonshire continues at his marine nesidenin et Kemp-town, Brighten, and is, we ere glad to kora, to good health. Tie Bari of Burlington is expected in town to day, trona Nark Howled, far akw days. Lord Cavendish arrived in town bat arraing. The Coanteas d Cale - den end 4mily, after paying •sense of vides oar their way from Wed= Part, have arrived is tows. The Countess of Clarendon intends shortly to enliven moiety bye series of wirier. Viscountess Palmerston will have a ME donating this maim at Cambridge House. Sir William and Lady Joliffo and family have arrived in Artusgtaaattiet for the mamas, from Maratha= Howe, sea Reigate. The Earl and Counter Poulett have been plunged into the greeted affliction by the death of their youngest son the Hon. Andes Paden, who expired on Friday last, at the hi* oat, Hinton St. George, Setnereetehire. Vincoani and Viaconntess Ebrington arrired in Roma, from Floissos, a (arta& bask, sad purpose, after a 'boot stay is Ord city, to go to N•plos. Tbs health of hls lordship is hoproved. The marriage of Mr. Lovell, of Cole Park, Wilts, with Miss Mary Jane Pugh, second daughter of Mr. Pugh, M.P., of Lisnerrhydoi, Montgomeryshire, took place yes terday at St. Georges Church, Ifsnoser-square, in the pro Beene at a stied dub at the relatives and friends of both It will be new by our parliamentary report that Mr. John Macgregor las reaareed Ma at for Okagow. The funeral of the late Right lion. the Earl of Harowood will tab place at Harwood Church, on Saturday neat, Feb. 29, at chorea o'clock in the fOrtsoo4 THE LATE EARL or HAREWOOD.—AR inquest wet held epos the body at the Iferewood Arms, Haywood, yeetarday (Monday), before Mr. T. Taylor, coroner, tad a respectable jury. From the eoldess it appealed that Lord Harwood, when ;tho accident oecitmed, wee ridlag a fa , varmint aid man butte, end sot a yosag horse, se had been reported, mad was atiompdag to troth" through a young thorn hedge, when the mime! Mumbled over a sheep set at the other side, sad threw the noble lord over her bead, and it it 'opposed that he was struck by the mare with her fore feet while pawing to relieve hermit. The medkal attendant stated that death bed malted hose erysipelas is the head. A verdict of " Aoridonbl dtath " waireturard. The remains tithe noble lord will ho Starred I. the family vault at Man wood Church os geterday morsing seat, at 11 o'clock. Fuszast. or vac LATI EARL or EL:minim— srs believe that it it sow aortas that the remand will take place on Thursday seat. We may sdd, on good authority, that it is the waist widtof thefamilythst Uthouldbe sbictly private—that Is, that it shod dd be esalawl to the family and personal friends, sad the hie earl's to airy, wispier's, sad workpeople. Any seers trees pal& horissarks to attend the funeral, as a mint of respect, will, thatelbre, be reepectfolly derliard. It is expected that the ham will who et Patties& (from London rid Werriagtors) at a Ode before IVO this demon (Tamday.) The hasps dress by from bas, sad followed bye wassinsisi ereelyte., con- Slain mashers of the funily, *Wag at we to Wortley Hag. Tbe proceed* treat the hall to the &web at Weeder, sooliwgp4o, peening at 10.110, will be on foot, and a fiw pdiee will keep the pies, *e.—Yeneketer PIEDMONT. The Chamber of I teputies at Turin, in its sitting of the 19th, voted the first article of • bill foe abolishing the restrictions laid on the free exercise of certain professions, such as those of attorney, surveyor, chemist, draper, &e., the number of whom is fixed, thus creating a privilege for a limited num ber of pavans. The article voted provides that they are to receive an indemnity from the state for the loss of their vested rights. and that henceforward the exercise of these professions is to be open to every one. MADAME RISME! .1T ROME. (FIOX 001 OW ROME, Fr.8..19. The Romano hare received their favourite ntleedi again with enthusiasm. Thoy condder her acting improved Mary her visit to Paris and lanilm. She has acquired ram power and paasiononare to curet,. delineation,and is mo t e me. feet in the parts she undertake. than 'a hen here before; sad it is ['Mural that the emulation at a great actress like filched, and the desire to merit more and more the unbounded sp. plsuse she obtained out of her own country, should ham urged the Ristori to greater exertions and more exact study (to ham increased her pathos or nature would hays beak impossible) than whilst previously acting in Italy, where she was certainly not unadmirral or unappreciated, but perhaps sot so highly valued so her merits thrarved. She has already delighted her old friends the Romans, and her new admirers the foreigners in Rome. in the tragedies of the Pie, Krohn, Frencters th , Pimiei, and the brilliant comedy of the Locandinao. Another extra meow Natation takes plaoo on Saturday, but the subject in not yet announced, the govennownt having very judiciously forbidden the production of either of Altieri's frightful *ages dies, entitled Pherdra and .'!!tarts. In a monologue, entitled Cie the piece elle prima mire,, the iti.turi yesterday even ing gave the Roman public • plavraing end affectionate resond of bee artistical career, which was responded to by thunder ing breva's for the " Siouan Adelaide." She appears to have 'trammed from her amident at Naples, except that do acts with a peak silk bandage round her right ann. TUE AUSTRIAN MURDER IN M.tNTr.t.—A least from Milan says :—"The Emperor, it may be remendfiNia promised the deputation which waited on him from MOON, relative to the affair of the death of Bianchi, that fullkmdm should be done, end that the sentence to be pronounced against the authorsof that crime she add be giveneddiely. II i 6 011 ilto same day sent Genenit Kehler, his adjutant, to Mantua, to commence the proreedinme against the guilty parties. In addition an order of the day has been batted by the Emperor, blaming covertly the conduct of the officers of Mantua." The Swiss journals state that the lakes of Zurich and Zug are still frozen, and that sledges supply the Pam of stamen. On the chorea of lal,o Lemon, however, the weather is extremely beautiful. The air is fresh, but tea med by a magnificent run. The pores"! bas already apse. ceded the muff in the bands of the ladies. The Easter daisy is appearing in the meadows, and the violet and primrose ate springing up under the hedge.. The winter has not been Ere since 1840. THE BRITInft EllnA , sl" AT f'oSsr.iNTISOPLE: -. Mr. Charles Albion, Oriental Secretary to h.r Majesty's Bs bossy at Constantinople, has been appointed Secretary ci Enabariay at the same mii.sion, in the Owe of Lord Napier, lately named Minister to the United States. Mr. Alison US been nearly twenty years In the diplomatie service. In Int he war sent by the British goveninient, with the concurs mace of the other great powers, to Lebanon, to fettle the question of "mixed village," and so successful was bis mimion in establishing his among the Drapes and Maro s niter', that shortly after his return to Constantinople Itkvas promoted to the rank of Oriental Secretory. A ahortined afterwards Mr. Alison Averment by I sad Stretford de Redeliffste Boudroon, the ancient Ilalieurnumuo, to remove the renasisii of the celebrated MAIWACIIIII, whirl. leislordship had dir covered were to he found in the neighbourhood of th a t and was equally sucees-ful. Mr. Albion is a Turkish. Persian, Arabic. and Greek *holm, sagas - TB long known to the Foreign-oilier as on able diplomatist. lia owes his advancement entirely to his own merits, which it the more remarkable in a prof...nu ninth has been leased en es the exclusive property of the eriatorrory. It is dried that the Hon. Perry SnOlio will auemil Mr. Ales= se Origstel Oirretasy.—lTairs, mg= thing the Inc to the • no= pair Mr. and N (Sitti Th( made Thi &null Newer under Sewer action of cor the re Mr. defcne and which arid, t action tondo babili when adopt of th my the fide,' settee entatl+ THE Thi who! Chris COMM to del Lion r Mr. ;nag. rd Ciodil him MS /6 MC' Ida tag by MI futur 4671. to tl mow bank pcse who In was Ban] niort book ficall to re &Hu fidlu debt and tog mu? ner, 110[17 son( mix lakc g. do sbol