The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-02 00:00:00

I NOME T HE tb' "Moir . DM %I Vie expreoo. TO CORRESPONDENT& alMrsigsmi. boatel ma 'TM Ititent, o [Auk. it.miellOw. mot be at the Ofte. le, Ilinvorloatrest. Ity Two Want ea Ilmt Ay et paldwilks. PSI NONSIIR rpm ammo% AN INGLIIIINANI soon 111 MS CAMS ..AAA NINO SICNAND MI 11110930. Ns. mg /01. 41 Yam. .44W/ Mos mil bolf-geol 6. PVISIBT. Tin Iftnnic ?II sonsigiAt 0111 Nam aE. C. Dena& Cooke, lllainin,2oll 411•14; Ma Leg 6=4 —AM THIS TILLAOIII SMITE. Moors. Ch 4 Wldiksieb, Toy" 101 1.0. Lon; MIS Y. Masc.—Dam sem at WIWI MOH WATIZ AT LONDON DRIDON. D.—Menus& Imb. 10s. ... Ahem's, .1I 40s. Tresuovr—lhorslag. 11b. LONDON. TUEBD4Y. JUNG 2. A DOUBLE NUMBER of tit* EXPRESS IQ be isoblished as wad ON SATURDAYS. Evicaxsonv in the approaching Preach elec. Mons is free to proclaim his preferences but in France the Government mounts for somebody, and modestly smart' its freedom of preference too. The Government, hi. BILLAULT informs the Prefects, 0 will clearly tell the country what names have its eonfidence, and appear to deserve the confidence of the people." "Aa it proposes the laws Os the deputies it will propose the candidates to the siestses, end they will this make Moir choice No deal* they will. There are certain similes so very per fect that they are currently said to run on all fours. This is one of them. The chance of a government candidate being rejected by the " free and IibOIMI practice of universal suffrage" at the ensuing miss tions is not only similar to, it is measly identical with, the chance of a government law being nieces& by any Legislative body which such an mareles of the suffrage may bring together. The Imperial Oarernmest, we are marewver it formed by M. BILLACLT, is so well @sties& with the "i 1 yams of derotednsm " which the retiring Deputies have pasted in its service, that "sr* some ereeptimm,* mysteriously designeted as " sow mended by special necessities," it hos diamd it just sad politic to present for re-election a➢ the mew hers of an Amoral, which has so ably essemhdthe EMPEROR and serred the country." There it is st tut. Let us take stock and see what it ell seems ts so far. First, the Eames desires the " free sad sincere practice of universal suffrage ;" but secondly, he "clearly tells" three who exercise it, whom they ought to choose ; and thirdly, the par ties whom the electors are thus " clearly told " to select are, with a few exemp tions, the former members of the Lighted,* Body. Sorely M. BILLAVET has wasted a great many words an a perfectly plain matter. " Mes sieurs lee Prefer', you are hereby directed to take care that all the old deputies are duly re-elected, except those who bare not given Natio- Station." That is the pith of tho whole thing; and not only so, but it is what all the world knows Ltd expects to be the pith of the whole thing. la perialien oboe accepted as a fact, all its candidate neoenuily follow ; and it same bat sorry masque rading to ape the sirs and affect the language of liberty while waking the machinery of devotion. Even "that great men of laborious men who farm,* we are told, " the wide basis of universal enkage in France " are a little too elesmighted to suppose themselves bee became still allowed to act the faros of the franchise, and amuse as idle Dour with the playthings of democracy. IN the plenitude of centralising wisdom, the authors of what was called the New Poor Law of 1834 insisted upon introducing a totally novel and theretofore untried scheme for the election of local guardians. The ancient w►ys of conducting such matters were declared to be oleo lete and altogether unsuited to an enlightened age. The day of the doctrinaires was come, and as rapidly as possible all the old-fashioned customs and prac tices that had for centuries prevailed in England were to be rooted oat. Voting rind rote was one of the barbarisms doomed to extinction ; the exclusive right of the male sex to exer rine the privilege attached to ratepaying was likewise declared to be a relic of the dark ages. Both were accordingly abrogated under the Poor Law Amendment Act, and an entirely new device was resorted to far electoral purposes. What goes by the name of dr Voting - pape► System was for the trot duns introduued, and with some modifications of no importance it sill remains in operation as it was than bragaraaml. We have had pretty good expo- riencedltrapanstion, and can judge of its practical tendensy and amt. Than are still some persons, we be isle, ado ad way alma it as a wise and cormsausiabis aylass s bat alio would area advocate its application Is pitallineatary Mkt amoidpal eke tos. Bat, he dr jai meat d do peg mejority of sound thinking me at paamilial soar sid obser vation, it has mink muss is be smismed as thoroughly wadding ami Mho, sad any attampt to apply it to patient *slim staall be rambutel sr a palpably partial ad oesalisa arame. w: bi;v; cam MI SSW= to sods' the variety sad twerenity et the doe emeedttol ix the most port with iggyseitg leder de olds The met remit Warr tellesobil b pet& avow= b that whisk essesei et the bet dodged maim' he the bus at UAL Prallobasy inquiries mit by colds somehow tithe keg lewd after their Worm tertertely meemeolei in detecting a Yew et Segedos al the eat wilful sad otemeles Ile awake et ases pried by misses he the vale whom deseemote hod be Shama is AMA to be se het thee sixty, while the evehor that haw ellmeviso been tempered wok is various seep swabs he the pee meet natter at eulsolves A aspelidiss voila Let omit woe the Colombians' at Oerliymbook he wee the greyer at a oammariel tom a sesweelshie key symeoperre, who telt Sr amdiag tereedis liot bee the whole et the midi& semillei at the Wm *OM al VW/6W et leoller sad we leers wllhee Mb sobbed= that the twig hes ban goodeL It le amt in the pewee et the Depeotnett pm DAILY NEWS LONDON MORNING PAPA; plot molomood 4d...turd Id. Too LUAU 1.110 Jima% In allemile .4 Deo orsooroo tokno. L no mina NA win 11/ IN mod orm-4a Oho oss=l. l M mar. osi la Os mita moomailo asd ammonia oistaleod ta chic seem mosoloryteddio-das Mai It ow nreqol l l oll jaws is mums Alm DIPAITLAI . gne , AA osokolooly trio loeir oat la • * ***lllrroftifLTßlC) 13,011% 611 11Stai. =MOM moo Lao. osoVV--....goloomtANmillama for s morrow or palls aoli st „ t it d 111•6=111•6111/1Ni; Id at Ar WI Ai • a• toil the mos wouttoolo WM* It IR we imam wit is 1..16, Papaw/rem THE DAILY NEWS delivered to all porta or th. lirooori by Pam, s.a. sal LAM to Itot4 ✓ Agi.. mewl of al MA pa deafta. paid 1.1 Ira by itoNtrozza. sal oft& bl pas to M. L AT Nowt Aopoo. , I i THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1857. to do anything more at letter. But what can it avail after all ? The date returns may be set aside, and certain individuals esay be censured for having permitted the frauds le take place; but there the 1 matter will in all probability end t and next year, if there happens to be again a severs party struggle, the same or similar expedients will be resorted to again. Under such a system prevention is utterly impossible, and redress is utterly illusory. There are too many ways of surreptitious inter ference with the genuine expression of opinion by the ratepayers. Yon may catch delinquency is MO shape, and hold it up to reprobation an the spot; but next time the cheat will be perpe trated is some other form. The process by which votes miss the l'oor Law are professedly collected invokes a succession of distinct acts to be performed not by the electors themselves, but by other persons over whom they have no direct or immediate con trol ; and default or error in any one of these steps is fatal to the validity of the vote. If the voting paper be not left at the voter's residence by a cer tain day, and if it be not obtained by tho collector when on a subsequent day he happens to call ; if it be not duly delivered in by him to the clerk of the union, and if the clerk of the union does not num ber, or does not think fit to reckon it with others when computing the total number of suf frages tendered, the ratepayer has in point of Act no remedy, and practically he is pro Mc rice disfranchised. A man who Waders his vote tied rote under the ordinary method al polling , knows at once whether his right is cue timed and its exercise denied. He appeals from the clerk in the booth to the returning officer or his 1111110101 . ; and, if he is really entitled to vote, the retuning officer is ftersnntehle fnr ',jeering his claim. But in the other case the act cannot easily be brought home to any single individual, and no body is consequently responsible. The vote is igeored without the voter's knowledge, and it is cmly after the election is lost, and when manifold maigicions lead to tardy investigation, that the means of dissevering what has actually happened can bo mole available. We cannot help repeating our sunset wish for some vigorous overhauling of this sad ethw matters connected with the Administration of the Peer Law. THE CALTHWE EARS AT Bias_ Mosnr. The Wilma artreplis Ithe teem a Hoene of pest eareekolldly 666 Ihe eieloba Wag the beern cifkblifis Ibk k he aolikkratberel i Newton. kr tolikt er 116111111ania of ahlialso ar lableed to Mill nab sdakbobr, Lord Colthotie. The week sod the memo of lie Merl Ingham the holed Cobabelby in-C164 boo bra abledel web awes imam mho *ea thee Glib*, of the lhaabllea obee of the 616 ad 161166 ly lb Moyel Higbee, Priam Abed dad elitism Nowela eao ; bet 66 ar amente i may eseralel r an odor peace thus these amethol 1016 tar owed went of meow la the Yam pa Ihe babel of et golden ail le. boll lbeeodie. Pia BMA Ole him in when ea sot dwelt hayeeanw the hem well-beby of 116 ourba. in alb* dewy, Iftwosaterdoy, whiatheadelbeeseied osia yleroo. owl ilhe strata wero imp la ma Tomb& oulr Ito thee we write, Me hes Wahl sal arm Mad - wind whkk yeelweiriod mob. 6 Woe • oat awl Amin whilit Wahl eltwebe hope 1.6 waolbei oa 6e Seth dame. le Iheasy peke- Men who wow* bra is wily tear of lhe maaber. To thle wised ell hi 11116.11sairr iapaedlo iry him as tic eela owe oho pole of as ea" ail 614 the mash. of We we have 6 peens • briof math both In thob aloe meg 4166 waseelothedag sod mit. The path ihirrwleedrr, as i bleekd the reteriba sal embythwa d the ambois d Me Mills yobbi ssi blordeao Ism; bit aro Woe ea vhbit they me 6 edgy 6 wed f1e01166 lhirloweia here see id bus 6616* NNW Mama Oillhoop nil the tows swami la the wolliana dereelea hewsvor, ef Ai Mablpalemel Nam= obey emenso b eie6l thei kw all be loreenhie lieyalMe syhlt eat Avow m belome tem b Me n Cr ai e gs. . The The ll trurpossa aaer+a s h i m i a llimi= erawa. b a mat jelkisamoser. c fieleth he 11.1646 of 16 mak dpol Si n oath oiled Lr= aa l a d ise a Mrle il lininialn for l th wi t i Srr mil Wile bylaw sea • lee ear oret e at Towailk al oar easemeele r the ail. sow, Owl" vOl% sal loci. The boorbate of in Doke of Oebblap we the Wit* part in the ewe m▪ bi Ihebeermelha wee neysiathy a& 16 mel=oth er ale kombr lied is ef weeeer, ketkario kr hi obodel weir, el ease euelller vab ali Ll i g Ng he weld ea 6 a admixed sod - witelsgbat ▪ mho of moldy as meal hoe se asdirof ho Mak earn edikhe WM kola alludde e'ai remel gra **am* ollitlb os g a. llllll l llll 6ll6 baLehae ll =; sod for Se The ado Nobel in liskalio..l6l6 Grid wales atl.ryeetWho Abe. AS lho della other be wee by the rim 1611114 mg sm km deb bus hy Mr 1* 616 Oink 666 Lhalenee lhalothtll6ll66. Mg WINN woe 6 INSIII a MIPMPIE bib tresieL Atli dimilrea he apbolespetssal4bieux weedod lbw of ihe let ley the arm oaf eve naiad 4,16 may 1.1210 d ardrii• kg thilthp ment- Ws tibia ail prima who waloyemea• Amami the kwra awl othasboa ellenef Levi Said" la I 101 l Iherne Li" lairalfera, 6e=til WoooeimkteMes. Lt. Mr eeneey M.P. M. 6 11141 r. Coe ; M r . _ 7 P 1/ 1. Webb' ; lea Magid Inont; _ eg _ elysallefy ; noel of the sand away imbeds. nil dirrin ksvi realthan n r, st l the remise of the tem isme. lbs. Oohed Tyrwhitt and Went Cana won mart cot ha royal M eths bathe( *the bie 5551, Mr. (*Redbridge, the enre den, advisee& sad nod the address from the carpe nters. The ant eddren was bon the mall are essathactorers, end woe reed by Hr. Geedma. Am aims them the Land heti** wee neat pre none by Lei Ilethitholl: rd Me from the Frontons"! /abed. by M. likeldath the led moor. Air the orpoellos sabre hsA bees presented, the Die .1 Oththeasseo mss sad othardedied it. His royal =oposol pitiode it the gratifying address l i d boa kka. mood theca that be see othrentrdy seestdoe st ir aria! receptkel be had met WIN did if the =peal+ of ined-will towards himself eel bre 1141817. He would eitinom to do jostioe to the othetheeerepond he bin by her Ithgeity's government, and be *meth be theoblitherk that psi opinion. He was there ent by moo mil palm swim by Ma presser Isdrbaravar e imakeratt 1161111 MI been so judiciously berth, and width. thesis be a thileana in that neigh teetheed. th ey wen la • rata dot day to epee ; and it stholed his peg she tho le the se see* jethithr, in rati on we. twee& elif the Isepothosth et the people. He fit me lot Ss ph& VW Welled he ell who wen oththel is the pedwathr, sod be onsithed by spin theta items it lher ayesseler et geed Ming towards Wa nt end the opt frothy. Theo essemethis "weer trld ia thirel Lathes was nog esithed from the dithnot bee ethesth Moss ir g roedip th• hod, as the poor eke to do itilabL id e s. h t ie hett a le s k us air4 e = Meg G.C.R. To deeds the mile hen the Temedoll le the pet would be hat le pieties a esedithed sum et *with. Pei emery withot red ma peopt eloothst holt the = toometh At bin* la thery death tthogiel bosimody issitati4 ball bean se t _ethothess thew semi thee yegethith Ithed the node, vlit li St stealloi sollible is base sod hid boa moth ethithie apt the 1 Bgt hl ft se r hiese isetrivothstore. the Deildwoed, I 9 sad theses to the pest, this punted sa el sod piety, te width the dospea o a t a s s poly arghlbsted. It was 111 sthoess pet I I o'cieek ohm the yeannes ith the bothseser= 1 beep et the 11th Hamm Tie whisk woe et beg • nib la log* mewl *My daze tho wil dm the lino with ewes ninth Wag = d eitesebbli taZ ta4li beseg ...eille seesre The neva of aol Ile opt et the peth wee ter dr Ihith d bus woe k i the that sera emothithe et poOkohe sowed sooty ylet of pima kr se the sperm the ado othemeith thst hori d the semi bed been kith, the so semeomeat hewed by thlhadothe dosstsg. Poessothythe woe seek he the side 4•116111, Ind 11040 ems mei la mils& Aim =Mbar bo g away mho In way • ample if sass hag, the poothis 1e the maple's neithoos, the oaths big towered yew with bans of the genet Misr the the= nthinee—th seam had enend, tbsonoth peons the reek end at 4 delta his sepal ham onto* set the theyeeochess; he woo asst at the smada by dr smrams, 'a a aiseimg the royal Oriel vas bald. SP hie mg *hoses will remain oath to senew thostwi. teithit he dim the loyal Neal, the mayor having Invited am* too limbed othismes Nth padmis i rot 101111111 POW rwe *Me the moseitheles, sad seer s's& Oboe • kthiessla.... de kr le mot bath lea this the truly Wazid e ssuptia be ho la respect the have woody othathl the nalby mayor (Mr. lisidel), robe *at the of mot of ~Olin of • public ehothler othrotoi with the dthe's t mad • lop YortY et the athalty sod wily see *sew st kis mid= es, se rodeu methiso dthe ethe's smith ath be seised GO the lesodyine ea may of the barn We same, Ie the dthe's smith Is the Crimes, ad rbiwd 1111111•0110 thereto lathe none of the day's pessedlep soot Yid to cell forth the beaded demon steeds= et mime, vitt* the duke, with ea berg pride, le e with great pleasure. 0:111 le the hoe other to the people to-night at thy Tewnbthl, he the eon of the mayor; and the committee who have asserted his worship give a ball (free) at the Wusk.ball. Tae BOCOND LIYL GUARDS.—Colonel Williams and the is of the sexed regiment of Lib Guards, issued lobed= tea soy asereee giber at the eriesiereo to r e e e d= t y . at the dedrimik PARWk dI. be a wade The =NM retie aria tisk. Ase le the liMbrireo wheel was epled 051 samrefaib sesseed sesemedais the lop emellide d flielloades who renTrse She seribe. liNe et &Mitten d lowee Meow the Mewl Das of dee didellepo her Mr Mead of doe Weer, the Deem ils et, the I dermal lbs_Deehre i Adele, re Dedham As derome of Adis. db tbsoosid. the Ilenekstem el Weilmiladee =IL* Apes Onossie Ileedilseeei stlft the Illesthissete (FearissAms)inalasiassm sassill(sels) at ABisheey. ths Modifiers of Obrimode owl Lei Zenist de Bad r.lil eel Lady O. dessieere, oil the Mod ari Omeseeee of Pos. tedlsides. Danna VISCOVINT Lismow.-We ant to esseers :Met de /OM Hoe. Tlosiet • teek en Bodo, ett_thoelle Ow* is the minty et .fe dedapdbe par et hie Tx • beardets whop Olt re Idek Mawr ibegher ef de deo* ef Onoode,he boos We serde tag eddldne, Os Lig Dissaid mad Mee. Owes poet V mid Is Mem -uod easitase rai S ia l lLi W dr. his sol ho two Ism, Hem Ciereld, Idevesdierr i al Masi Orme* Loa NOVIIMiI. 14, ISM Viossist Limns rimiest died--- owe" ire eh* Pert, devil too Ye ye sal isassisheheddfo bs boa Ilsr ia y psis hum midi Is deed Iferioit. ay hie •it re belles et the lisedde d Omni% ltiellegies, Pfloillbo b ead rel mis i nswe ethen tithe e nd[ le moo ▪ Tbe Lod st Nest Ilyysisry W ows nowt by Mimi IN& THE WEST INDIA MAILS. peon one owns - SOUTHAMPTON, Nonni Evasrao. The Parana has arrived with the West India and Mexican mails. Her dates are, Vera Cruz, May 6 ; Demerara and Trinidad, 10th; Jamaica, 12th; St. Thomas, 17th; Greytown, 4th. Amongst her cargo is specie to the value of nearly three millions and a quarter of dole., chiefly in silver. She has also brought an immense cargo, and nearly three hundred passengers. Amongst the latter are Senor )lontez, the Mexican Minister to Rome, and Sir It. Schomburgk. Yellow fever rages amongst the shipping at St. Thomas: Eleven persons have died on the passage; amongst them are the head waiter, the chief steward, the baker, the sculleryman, and others. Lieutenant Pearson, the Admiralty agent, use died on the passage. Ten persons were landed sick from the Parana at St. Thomas, and it was reported that seven of them died before the Parana left. The yellow fever raged particularly on board the Dee and Clyde. It was rumoured that General Walker had escaped from Nicaragua, and had taken refuge in some tows on the Pacific. A gold mine of singular richness had been dinar vered in Venezuela. Two men had got 34 011tlfell gold in one day. The gold was 6 per cent. pus than Australian gold. The Mexican priests had attempted to exclude Brsaident Comonfort and the municipality of Mexico Pun lir cathedral. The president surrounded the cathedral with Uvula, and took the priest. psi- MOWN. Despatches from the head-quarters at Reyes, dated April 22, state that the allied forces of Central America continued pressing Walker severely. De serters were continually coming in daily to the allies. Walker's party were living on hides. The allied fire was suspended from want of ammunition, but on the 23rd a supply of 20 quintals of powder reached the s sad the fire again re-opened. Walker's party ens seduced to 320 men. The allied farm mu tant 11,600 men, which number was daily bassaing. The River San Juan is open to traffic by pores dissa Orsytown and Fort St. Carlos. Tar American steamers hare discontinued visiting Oreytown, now that the transit is in the hands of the allies. San Juan del Sad ia also in the posses sion of the allies. Walker is hemmed in at both seaboards. The Pioneer is the only English vessel lying at Greytown. Captain Erskine has left with the rest of the fleet to meet the English Admiral at Car thagena. A despatch, dated May 11, states that the English Admiral had left Carthagena for Colon and Creytown. The Intrepid was lying at Carthagena, waiting the next mail from Bogota. The Mackintosh claim had been satisfactorily ad justed by the New Grenadian government. From California we learn that the Senate bad ap propriated nearly four millions of dollars for payment el the claims against the state. Dr. Caldwell bad explored the interior from the Calf of Darien, and had arrived within one day's march of the Atlantic. A large number of applies lions have been made in Jamaica to share the distri bution of the Africans captured by H.M.S. Arab. It is estimated that nearly fifty thousand captured Africans leave Africa every year for Cuba, of whom about thirty thousand reach Cuba. It is feared the next year's crop in Jamaica will be seriously affected by the drought. From Peru we learn that Vivanco had been re pulsed at Callao, and Castello had embarked at Pasts, for Callao. At Valparaiso markets were dull. ebe Court. 0111011212. Joss 1. Haw weft, Prince Albert, the Prime of Woke, Prose Med, - the Primer Royal, Pelmet Ake, Pram Miele, 111 it Os Deb eta rierbal Divine erre. et Wlipylegiber Marsh pas*. ammand. The ler. O. Prothro premed the tertir. lathe arum Ile Ors owl Paw. with the cirri Deka Coriarthe red tir w Vi n e: dr altreleil by the Lear art Oanderan in bowl royal wit Vida& and Mbar. eat yer tho ripe of war et Syldred tows* the end, arimintir *at 7 o'clock. The ChM Die tisk ef ot 11 o'clock tar red, eel oriorted with lb wade shortly act at Oar& lbw lend drOdose. Prime Mbar reerdarlei the OrriDeka, art task Ism of de Isprial Lir+ en bred. • Me biee toe dolma els merry the dhow put ender ralgh, art yea olehd by the lrrilesadepla l7 the th* at Vera. The Mare Ira 1.11 the Grad Deb i Cdsia. Viscont Pantiles arrived at Ida rasidasee, Broadsh. Heats, es hada vied. hi 01110 MIL Visoranies Pg. amiss joined WIN. frainssin yesterday. hen LOWY& Ile Beim Milie Mad is inn yesterday die. SODS. TM Tali et Classics milli is Lambs yisiorday show was bon Osboiss lab s( WWI. lbstrvies nesisil rshwilsy, st dr dissisislas% b" Ciessisses of Haag Kamm Labeis, Depliiss verb sat No Or amnion of tlis Ws= Coheir. The Conga, Carves gave a greed la in admit at bet mildew is arderstrosi, Dakaiwigems. Thin vas a viry hit sainime et the MOW nrabms the arfthotheey at thh antra, r sevaral Lag Olio wadies. Lad night the Mergnia Camden gare a grand ball at by emidisas in Catitaa-howas-tansta, at witieh a imp ids at taeksablas tanstemd. The whole mita of maw went *sewn apes, and Matandly &masted with lowering shrubs. The Duchess of Athol has returned to the St. George's Hetet teem attending on her Idsjeety. His Excellency the Reagan Minister returned to town yesterday enemas hose visiting the Clam at G.• kes. His losiliway the Bari Cowley arrived in town at a lass bare bit API Boa Porta Ilso Earl d Cllanaion anted in London yester dew alswwww hem Odom Meet Inset Vioroant Painants ardwid at hie residence, Brealmodo, Nissen en eenthey EWA, from Osborne. amino Tehniollaajilel 1i kolahip at &cedillas yea as lambs& Tee bled illaarghtar of his Excellency the Prop itiate/Me SI Csasseiris ea to Would ou lashorierk. foollagg Woos Iter rams loyal hoe pigraar steel bto 10 slaml wow oa the mak& The IA olflPribrowital war be godfather. ÜBE Boorsilla brims la io to-day for London, mite mho liatwoOtar barrow at him reel donektilmlawalreekeentheitenee soptesi Nis aroolleney Gomm Shromoon and Madame Sionnoneene meshed at ea ilk Halal, lowa. staraL ilo Bois MN libel awl sae line be es aoseenleemtet en towr. Vloonadola Aairloook's lioa is postponed from the flenlita les ta comeemenom al the Caledonian bitable lbw aa lidor-Olotal lard H. Rokeby,K.C.B., will hold Iho anwari lasposilla if the Chatham division of Royal BMW Larkt Inisyte-moncer. Aber nearly le math's absence the Earl of Car- ale retaresed to Dublin at ten o'clock on Saturday night. The confirmation of the election of Dr. Pelham to the ass of Norwich will take place at Bow Church on Thursday next, at slaves o'clock. It is sometimes asked how bishops who have re signed their este ere to be Wormed. Of course they retain their Ws of bishop end right remand ; and it seems gene rally &greed that they ant to be called by their foully name, se Bishop Bleadield." It hes also been decided that they comsat ions their rank, but are to retain the title of lord bishop. Those who were privy councillors, of course con- wee to he so. Clreves CoiLeaz, LoNnox.—The Rev. C. G. Eicolay has retired from the secretaryship of thie college, and the Rev. E. H. Elamptre has bees appointed ia his Read. At a inestkur ef the Shipwrasited Madsen' Society it bee beta washat to speesidele Root. el its Masi pawl, le heal a enhoutpelen thr ea to be adellhellispelliemilellirWeersdatilawhialllsedent Ihme i Sesteedeldswilossarkheasaleg berpreedeset kW" heft WM, Y die nerd beta bolded seed ether esuriair. • pills imam Is Femme es be wad et ea ads , die es the Masi= Rowe la oil d thew* the owasiweed, sad the arepstatien d Its Need el Tiede Is redid we. "Zl. Count and Counters de Modiedad. odd t eireDaBebatisaf says the trams, ess d ams i s bee Mirka hi Tries* oa • 'fait to the miaow et Da Cake, de Tderees de Belts." A letter San Napke in the Oases Astra that greet esoismat sassed is Vast capital I amipisca of the selibuy d the most odsbreed &made 51 those of ell Dose de eadellm4 direghter et Omni Filen gad. The gallon MID odd le law Idt adhlerg bet the wee. Tbahnuiss dna monk Thin rug rivestes spreseed 114 Saturday baba d5Sp.Yt Osenost Paris, Is We Os yowl maths ea ark simbilsa to tae bor. Whoa M. Lana.. istanerkr et the weir, is.. to present dun, the net Pre sidia& et the Coed. X. DeWitt% wild, "hairs le Ilsomomalma—lo is to.. NEN= Ye Ilwadstes Y law, Wore thin abolootam, to pay aeY to dr Plat Presided so lie bee" sal Vl• In almost, to lon win awls Ose at Vase sir pas saw proms los la ohs Ilswiplar anal or kb NM by pat owl Iva Nth alloweil Ise• welds" LATEST INTELLIGENCE. From the Belgian papers of yesterday, we learn that the adjournment of the Legislative Chamber is everywhere considered equivalent to the withdrawal of the obnoxious law relative to convents and cha ritable institutions. It seems clear also that a frac tion of the cabinet has from the first disapproved of the measure. More than one attempt was made to effect a compromise with the members of the Left, but the latter remained firm, and refused any other arrangement than the absolute withdrayial of the bill. This object is attained. " The law," says the Isidependancc Beige, " is dead and buried; no one will dream of attempting to resuscitate it." The immediate effect of the adjournment of the Chambers was the restoration of order to Brussels. Sunday passed without any disturbance, although there were dense gatherings of people at the usual fetes outside the harriers. From all parts of Belgium news comes of manifestations against the measure. In some plates the popular feeling has been restricted to street processions,with patriotic cries, and expressions of antipathy to the Jesuits and Conventual establish ments; in other places a few unjustifiable acts of violence have been committed. Without exception, however, the intelligence of the abandonment of the bill has restored to the towns their usual tran quillity. r The late accounts give great significance to the movement. In the large towns the feeling against the ultra-Montane party is intense, and it is not a little remarkable that from no quarter do we learn of displays of sympathy for the aheritioneel measure. Lettere from the Russian frontier state that the projected new Customs tariff for Russia and Poland has been positively postponed, and that things will remain in state quo. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mow ova owx PARIS, MONDAY Rums°. A novelty is announced this year for the Fête Napoleon of August 15. On that day the Emperor, the Empress, and the grand dignitaries of the em pire will attend a solemn inauguration of the Pallas of the Louvre, which will then be entirely finished. All the architects, sculptors, and artiste of every description who have taken part in the great work, will have seat. assigned to them at this ceremony. In consequence of the Whit-Sunday holiday there are no morning papers to-day. The Presto remarks upon the passage in M. Billault's circular, express ing a confident hope that if.. the imperceptible mi nority of hostile parties should dare to come forward, it will bo overwhelmed by an im mense popular manifestation :"—"A doubt here crosses our mind, which we take the liberty of expressing. Is it to be absolutely understood that every man who may vote against the official candidate belongs to a hostile party? May there not be, for example, quite independently of party, differences of opinion about local matters? At all events the English do not understand opposition in this light, for in England the opponents of govern ment, whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, call themselves, and arc called, her Majesty's opposition." Marshal Castellane has left Lyons, for Geneva, by order of the Emperor, to pay a visit of ceremony to the Empress Dowager of Russia. The sing of Bavaria will stay in Paris till June 12. The Bourse has boon dull. The Route fell 15c. for cash and 10c. for account, closing at 88fr. 25e. in each cue. In Mobilicr and the railways there was no alteration worth noticing. A work destined to produce a certain sensation will appear on Thursday next, entitled "The His tory of tho Fall of Louis Philippe, of the Republic of 1818, and of the re-establiahment of the Empire." The author is M. Oranier de Camagane, a vigorous writer, but a reckless partisan. On this occasion he derives his facts direct from the highest quarter, and gives piquant acoounto of various schemes for a coup d'etat which were suggested to Louis Napo leon, and rejected by him. It seems that General Ilangarnier, M. Thies, and M. de Falloux, all pro vaned coups d'etat to get rid of the republican con stitution. ----- The village of Nanterre, the birth-place of the patron saint of Paris, St. Gene%Uve, was thrown into an extraordinary state of consternation yester day by the refusal of the cure to crown the Rosier. of the year elected by the Municipal CoanciL In 11111 X. Ma'herb° left a handsome legacy for the palms of paying a marriage portion to the most virtuous girl of Nanterre, and ever since that year, until yesterday, the ceremony of crowning the happy young creature with roses has always been performed in the Nanterre Church with great pomp, crowds of people coming from Paris to witness the scene. It seems, however, that the care, rummaging over the statutes of M. Mal herbe's will, lately discovered that no maid is eligible to be a rosiere wiles she shall have been to confes sion at least once during the year. Muffle. Eugenie Francine Delaunay, who had been elected by the municipal council by an enormous majority, was unable to produce a billet de confession, and, Uric Woe lachrymoc, the tears which flowed fast from the rosy cheeks of the disappointed aspirant for St. Genevieve's mantle of virtue, commanded the sym pathy of the public, and more especially of the mountebanks and gingerbread sellers, who found themselves in the evening without customers in the dull and dusty streets of that remarkably ugly town. The Press* says, in its weekly commercial review: Business in the Tans mannfactoms, without being very active, is satisfactory. The stork in hied is greatly dimi nished, in consequence of purchases by agents et provincial honors. The progeot of a good lancet esicommiss the country shopkeeper* to lay in a good stock. The memento already show • dimosititm to speed snore money than they have does foe some yews. Advice* from the inenufecturing towns are bider, swept from ilemmorhers lt imbued diflicult to effect sales at prices earreepeedleg with the rise in raw materiels. At Malmo badness Is more active. The lied of insnufactutes geodtmed in Almada bear the high pries of cot tons better than these of other pieces. Pram Bonteir, Turning, and other towns to the Nord, advice' see good. Lyons has received aumerous orders from Psis, hot com plaints are still made of the rarity of ocommeds from America. All hate about the silk harvest in lbs math are dimipated There is, however, m =storied ill in sdk, foe however good the corning mop may be, it will starady Rif fles for the dewed. Complaint' recently made of ths quality of pieces mannfactured at Lyons from Bangui and China silk will check the me tithes tasterisls for flee goods. The rise in sugar has received a emagerary cheek at Havre, when prices base Wks Ur. as Oh. the kik. But the sedate continues to rise In thepiems of production. Although the weather is most irrowslis, cora hes sot Wiles materially in any market. The city of Genoa has just escaped a grave dan ger. Th. 900 primates of the togas bad planed in attempt at escape, but fortunactly the plot wee diecoverei In than. The city was plunged Into great ameternetion by the tars aansumerneat that the primates Mended making the attempt, es to 18411 se smoke vas attempted, and Malta sacemea oommitia. GIBRALTAR. SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Maxine, Captain Weeks, arrived this evening from Mantillas and Gibraltar, with three She left Marseilles as the 24th, P =ealtar on the 27th alt. The Maim ship Cabala, with the outward lag ladle and Mims ady, arrived at Gibraltar ca the 24th, in four days Oat am e 26 tr th ths Bm bri th =n, ,for Brien:4 the schooner %Mee, sr Cott; sal the term Orisat, for Newcastle, shawl ken Milker. Oa SUM& the Britt& isms abs* Tensile, Damascus, withDepssal loft far do Rea; and the deem ship Sultan, the Inemsword Pereisweler mall, for the W.M. On the 226, at 10 o'clock, ths British merchant steam ship Das AMEN, arrived at Clitesltar from the Wok. TM BliAlria.--LicEitrooL, MONDAY.—By the Seesaw sesiseeldp Dar, Captain Strati, no have ninon for Tin. base I e Key 2, and Bahia to Ape 26. The Dane hesugathesprearro ; she mad be smici k w i l h th ths Tattler id SEM barres fenst Itals. barns Mips mad Apall 11/fter k a w . = 21, the the Cheroot. • The i p; Warn at Bahia Apra 24. The mil hear Tenet arrived at Porrenbuoo hisy 1, earl reme day the Bahia, to. The Hamburg Mer-ohr Toroth left Pamir, a Elie Janeiro April 24. The Ammar eltrip_OntsApe, with gran left Pernambuco a Imam APO 26. Th e oftiF Mod^ gomery, from Callen, also gnaw tsdr, celled off. and left Pernambuco May 2. ' The Eagle slips Ann Baldwin and Nauphante, sailed from Poeuesaboco for this port (rid Paraiba) April 24, and the Link (direct) April 25. The Margaret Nam end William Edward were loading for Limon at Bahia ; and the Matilda and Eleanor (rid ida) at Pensambuos AN IMPROBABLE ETENT IN Rt: asta.—The Chas of Cracow of the 26th says r—" A letter from Kiew gives the following recital, the authenticity of which we cannot nates. It is well known that, in virtu, el an order of the Emma Nicholaa, the students and parts of the are obliged to salute the oftters whom they siestl i C meet. • student of the Camay afire hang by ems OValigili Mir to estate a gement who was the war gave Ida morn Howe to the open ineet "ll 4 his stick, and had his arresled by MN Within. The student was en at arty by cedar of the governor of the tom, tor the who bap ratan to imp the In so eared to their coma lass days atter the general was at tire theatre when 'event hundreds of the young men entered the pros, mod one althea mounting on • seat spongier to the audience for disturbing the repre sentation, but said that the affair having taken piece in public the punishment must be eqftellj e They then aired the gensral, laid him on his face a bre, sad gave him • roars whipping. The endear hit the hour _miter having asked pardon a second time for Laving disturbed tho rsresentation.' A FATAL orm..—Some of the minor hotel, at Washington (C. 8.) ars now closed, and ono of t urger hostelries, the Nationel, having killed some thirty he of its latest guesta m an p t rierned, hes (actually, about MO tans, is also my y shin up as a public octane. The care of the general mpoWsras of M. fact there can be no doubt—is stills zurteey. The investigation made has net been satisfactory, _ _but the weer medical end other au thorities, have decided it WOO only tad air and choked ' drains. A subscription is OD foot to defray the expense of a met searching inqairy—a eats too late it is to be feared. That the unlucky homers bean timed is more an act of necessity on the "part el the proprietors than one of official Mance. Everybody ,of cor ier ie . , % Ltitted it, and it will be long we they return. The of building, ones so crowded and busy, is dark red te. One of the few millions of party doeuments_pab tithed daring the Lad residential election in the Cried &atm was a map of dos Federation In which all the Mar Motes were oared a deep black. It was an impressive amil to the eye bora of the ear, and probably lir IMO effect than sr sy _strap speeches. 'The bright red and yelp low tints of tholfeeth son Want conbootod otraitly with the "bee el brims, sal mass* spread am the Mates of the Bona TY sob biome isimisil to be dam from the Imp lid was Ad drowsy Imi hansed, was Ineresidng =tr y iit i ll asi thea thesetsethe to Mr Inseas), and ought to be ; it me air mart to awls Mot an amend the mdie wa tie wombs a bin ef a rte sea .inii rd - oil btring tro d = April lid 111 wore loot or ilmeopl, Mar bolanen; kir bard la Se Tialiad Star" or Want to or hos a Voi Min pet Mown al thaw mu& won ili soma Two brim he vies lriiw, twoorivios von Woman% sal ma vas a &op. Tho rake el tiraty totally loakosehielve of dump' to assmule& as vwdol lane demo, orly _ ilp to dr Mei April the arm Is to ableglve or censor loiansing to the United Maim dais =Pm VII Old."' OD mom than a Wass owl THE CATASTROPHE IN MORECAMBE BAT INQUEST OK THB BODIES. The inquest was held yesterday, at the North- Western Hotel, Poulton, by Mr. L. Holden. After the bodices of the ten deceased had been viewed evidence of identity was taken. The witnesses supplied the names and ages of the deceased, which were as follow :—John Williamson, 29 Thomas Hardman, 39; Henry Parkinson, 10; William Bond, 25 ; Thomas Robinson, 27 ; George Aelaburner, 27; Richard Houghton, 25; Jonathan ; John Saw)er, 21. We have previously Mated their occupations, and where they had lived. The only 'aldosee obtained as to the identity of the tenth man is that famished by • receipted bill found In his pocked. It is made out to " Mr. William Rose," by " Miles Roes," and it casuists of four items, all for clothes, eunountthe to 34 2". 6d. Tha deceased driver of the cart was identified by his brother, George Aehbumer of LSD caster, a colour-sergeant In the first Lancashire militia. Ho mid that his brother had been used to aiming the Ganda three time • week. Rolm iallwid that he managed the hotel at Kent Bank for Mr. Wilkock. He remembered toning Ashbunier and Bell at the bouae on Friday night. He supplied Bell with a glass of porter: and in passing a room he observed Ash bonier standing with bis back to the fire, and, he believed, singing a song. He could not say whether Aahlturner was sober, but Bell was quite sober. To the best of his know ledge, the deceased men came to the house about ball-pad 9 o'clock, or twenty minutes to 10, end went away about 10 o'clock, On Friday evening It would have been a good (safe) ford at nine o'clock, and the water would be out tor five hours—a sufficient time to allow of the ford being crossed. He told an konfounder (Mr. Cooper, of Lancaster), who was at his house on Friday night, that the deceased was going to cross the sands, and that gentleman expeesxd his intention of going with them; but he (the witness) dis suaded him, not because he was apprehensive of danger to the party craning, but because be thought the company would not be agreeable to Mr. Cooper, who afterwards chanced his mind, and remained el! night. l'eddw said that he saw the men come to Kent's Bank public-house. They remained from twenty minutes to half an hour, when all of them got into the cart again. He went to the door, and sew them drive over the railway and upon the sands. The driver wee not drunk, but he was "sharp fresh," and was worse than the others. The witness asked the driver if be was going to take the party over the channel, and hs replied that he had a greed to take them to Lancaster. The time at which they started was a proper one to cross the sands. When they started it was half-past ten o'clock by his time, but by the Lancaster clocks it would only be ten o'clock. He cod go over in two hours, bat it would have taken this pert" three L hours. Soma of thane were quite sober. • The coroner having summed up, the jury at once retained a verdict of " Found drowned." No more Wks have been ' found, although, as previously stated, three or four are sup ' posed to be nuaimg.—Maitehater Ouardian. ATTEMPT TO MURDER AT 103HERVILLE 0.4.8D.M. The Rochester roagisiestes were engaged for several hours yesterday allanuesa la as faveariptka of a charge of attempt sear este palevad aided s i l=a. named George Palm, laths lade sr Mary Ann nail** as sieved to bs mead whilst giving her slam% said is bad bpi wilit the prisms it rani mods, mad was to mkt at • relbabasma stall la Oa Thamby swab( they had a going, OS bit ids meek% the primmer oa that ocoalsa dark bor. Oa lialardoy ernaleg ohs west to tits tstradmat mesas he tits lowa of procuring bar &Um Risme wastbses, =CAA bar Il ia iatareled to Imes him. is said sirs mild art baked each a thing filer what had se• canal, sad proceeded paisirs to get her dMbas. Priscase followed bar up, sad spa asked if is Mande to num him. Ma all doe 1M ast, sad pared him to go downstairs. ha alas did so pines tasks Irma bb paint, bar dre simaii law is soave of IL He Oda it of, sad promsaida masa dmvadsirs eat at the bomb Primer lamed bar, sad la somthirlag bar stabbed hat twin, soak nit so OM As bind poured ease* her dogma Agnew wave Wm& ta to stabbing, sad sew whalers olaromolo Pater weal Moab roost and dississpirast Two Obis sod II lie ill" maim; Gas of the gistsie bad joie lima isimil, sal la Ms rest a Wise ill• Mai ebb& bail sbudt sadist s balm owl alga to as loor. my made a bag rembibg Matassat, hew widsk ft wpm that be MI amadtami the set in afit al j okier. lies was committed on the tangs of attempt to warder. THE REPRESENTATION or Likose—The depts.. tics trees the Comsmative Aeseraitim, which went up to London an Saturday, retuned be Leek yemeerdey after. WOK. An telismisw wee bed with Mr. Cerdenk ; but. while thanking the domestics Er the bowfin doom him in giving lata the invffelion, le C This dec limited Is Mend as • can/Mete. isio n Ilk.Cadeski he bad Milli at in esesegeonse M hie P . palm te the Ogled imam pekoe. He t annikes hkeei= certain of inertia Nu Miele, who wee for that city et lie lido okolion; and be, there. fore, declaim oanikiker en ismorteet borough De Leda. Another meedevil ti OSMIIIVONNO party was held motor. day ategmeriti Mes mom et moral gentlemen were men* tionels Sig talkie mirk aware ; but it wag asn li t ..l l ° Met in magi me Om gime of kr. Rant Ball's co Henri et the meat aladiae, and keg been ides mmillee . Iced Mil e the ememeelffee MOO i lesds. Last ai m ft a ßeilieslt plaid lie eikeem be which he sap me Burn et seelle erseervellvm, peetermV. siiismi mad kW mike: • &IA oussosisio=o l k tho bean mok tbo sot Ir skips =LS kko, keimmesh IN the means et ffeemdep neffield esestilefik. Even ff it lad bora bkmseille 1 6 7te l e t ies sekit could sot be held te 'kap to prey to wee *elk Mk. The cireehni sandeffen to calenred Clisk Hall Yam Imam MOM ham Maw net been delkend at ard all te the Ilkertme. err M hme bees aimed eke they were to• Male bo amok*. Con. ibbribt penile in lito lame, not int. Illek eisierkar lbws' made may ona yet, b it e is started* mead the bers.gh with Mr. Ikrzonktur OP SO Diiiiixrcos or THE LAHOORINO CLASsES.—As sembikt, under the Labourers Dwelling Act,l&A, has km penmen& kr the erection of "the Strandcbnildings," a model lodging house in Eagle-court,, Angel-court, Strand. The above-named act offers fecilitieg for carrying out the ebjectof the Strand Buildings Company, but in order to allay any doubt as to the limitation of the liability of the shareholders, the prospectus of the company has been submitted to Charlie Wordsworth, Esq., who hes shed—" I am of opinion that a shareholder in llus suede. Hoe will be liable only to the extent of his shares not paid gm, and even such liability cannot arise until it is shown that dare we me cerporale toads. The object of the company is M pew Met inmelerents in the erection of improved blemenf dweliteps an be made profitable when the neigh licediont aid site an Judiciously selected. A more fit and Vell=site then Eagle-court for the experiment it would i to find in the metropolis. The neighbourhood to =popnlated, and the rads paid for inadequate amour. extremely high. The site has been granted by the Deb of Bedford to Tiecount Ingestre. M.P., the chairman sod promoter of the company, upon hi g hly advantageous terms. A large portion of the capital, 2,9801., has been sheedy subscribed at • trifling expenditure, through the in defatigable exertions of the chairmen and committee. A sum of between 7001. and 800/. is still required previously to the commencement of the building, for which the preliminarY arrangements are completed. TUE LODGING -UOUSIF: Act.—The VOWS obarrok of the report on the operation of the Lodging-house lici t pubGahed in led Friday's Erprese :—" Tho testimony of all is to the success of the act to diminishing disease and, as far as can be observed , crime and immorality: Thu piece of legislation seems, in fact, to have gone to the source of a great evil. However much some may talk of spiritual improvement end moral culture, there car be no doubt of one thing—thatthe bodily state of every men must be Hs basis of his mental state, and that habitual dirt and misery will produce demoralisation as certainly m an injured brain will produce idiocy or madame At the bottom of all schemes for the improvement of the people must be placed the elevation of their Fihyrical condition. Without this ell preaching and schooling are vain; with it they will soon be demanded by the poor themselves. Hell h and comfort and general wellbeing urge a man upwards in the scale of morality and decency ' but am id crowds, and stench, and vermin, what place is there for human sympathise, not to my divine aspitations? The fact that hundreds of thousands, throughout the cannily are being rescued from filth and abasement by the action of one unassuming act, shows how great a place a plaid= may attain by pursuing these byways cc! legislation, eves though he should never soar to the regions of constitutional reform or financial °realisation." Tug BOMBAY, BARODA, AND CENTRAL INDIA RAILWAY COMPANS.—At the second annual meeting yesterday of the propaistera of this company, the report (which stated Hsi the works wire now progressing rutir lactorily, sal oospiol awest to the Hon. East India Company AO MANI the ffemi of a line from Bombay to Som,VOI aispkeL The chairman (Col. French) stated in reply Hat the was indebted to the Earl of Devon, sou NOMA alma which they should liquidate by de pen, emlffmtit was thought advisable hy;the board that the abeell wren pim the coot of the separate terminal la Otitis Lei amid not be got without. The draft eke =maid to the lad India Company, approving cif the lies otkibui by Wood Hennedv from Bombay to Surat. and rerpostieg the Hs. Best Cempany to sanction that also, by a es a palm et this company'i contract, vas am of aminuseely. The meeting went off , and a vete of thanks was pruned to the chairmen end directors, sad to Colonel Kennedy, the consulting .agleam at the cempnaz. EASTERN A3DBIPELAOO COMPANY.--ThiS COM. Mir about to adorro the mom of what is termed areMy" elmillevey. We Mieblisbed t o work :oolakottn7okk, W i llio s monrood shire of wet y oat ko Padres ad y's fleet, DAS &GA aft shookigg a omit& et led,Vrlt is eked, hemmer, that, taker the value af tle=y leirtemette ✓d Ha 20,000 k micalled up capital, semis vials realised to pay of liabi li ties, Mr. Wright* is the °Maki brpikter. A ao SCILVETI Lord *Trued I action w Jude Thin meet, I 'rho • fendsni MAD, of bavi The and ad( A vc que , Fa sleets( guilty. Mr. and MI E is hi sr du Ur dam be in thsvp . ; T wojil: &leo