The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-17 00:00:00

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THE trials for the " Onat Rallies Robberies" and . the "(hest Railway Forgeries " have termi nated. as might have been anticipated, in the sea. victim of the principal tandem LPOPOLD RED PATE, the railway farpr, h trumpeted for life. Run, his 'tool rather than his assemplise, hm been ampitted and discharged. Of the gold robbers Bosons and TESTER have ben materiel te her teem years' transportation I PIERCE, ineamparably the feast criminal of the three, bee, by what we mast regard as a defect in Per Mahal jerispredenee, escaped with two years' iseprionnient—a pink& meat trilling indeed when competed to the enormity of his alma. we do sot pupae again to go into the derail of them several adesem. The investigation at the great gold robbery" was indeed fall of Mime; but His Waren mainly stole had waning then =rly exact manner in which the corroborative adduced at the trial confrened the story which Mal, the accomplice and the informer, had ip the lint lantana. told. The natural amain was the aarreet oaf. At the first Wish at the ;natter it seemed perfratly ba rna", that a scary so aboundieg in neaare, dates, and mints perdealate as that told by Mal should be the work at pure invention; the high probability was, that it was in all sabetantial partially' true. The only enserpected result has bees, that it has ben essinned not only in meet par ticulars, bat be every particular ; that to every ainumetaneo of the leak importance the cm& plioated nanathu of the astiacious eerier has beim mmilemed to the very letter. All the chums atomme attendlag the preparatory Ain at Acre and rooms to ?.lire --the lodgings taken ander the einekily enema name of AD.UIS, the letters that want to the wren Atrium who lived next dear— th* ..ding of the POOL mini of gold to the Folke stone litatica, in order that Aims might ascertain when the slabs kept the key at the • priended inability to write a recipe become at hie wounded Leger—are all calmed in every re spect b independent any ; by Mrs. Rooks; who let the lodgings to them; by HAUL, the pine allow who watched them while an the prowl ; by inuenme, CHAPMAN, and LEMONS, the Folkestone railway clerks. The Mama. enema aria Ana a's story about the altera tion of the looks—the prolaingadon of Bra one's term at duty as guild to the nail train was gown to have been managed by Tram during the very time when Mal dated he mu going up and doves in the train for the purpose of fitting the key to tee mh. Tenn is proved by others to have got out at Rodhill with is lit* black bag just as AGAR had said he did ; and ACIAl's account of the retire of Pirate and himself to London ham Dover by the two ;Vehicle train was maanned in all pardeulare by the waiter at Dover, and the panne at fie Dome and Lauda. stations. Every inunmenee coaneeted with the deposal and melting dews of the. geld I. earrobarand with the erne minute men ney, and the evidense atthe bank irks and the stook brokers proves that the eiegantly retentive memory of arch-rogue had net led him into the war of • data, or eeareely eta figure even, in amenating for the divine of the plunder. From the Ant it wee ahem daily Meat that Ao•a's story was Mae la the main ; the eakervient invcatiption has shown it to be true alined to the letter. The sere strain features of the cams were well adverted to by Mr. Bares MARTIN in his charge. Never was there a crime more devoid than of the Clellllo of want. Before engegig in this Soli robbery he was posoessed of SAM in dock, besides TOW. in Spanish Bends. If. awes% as the lesincel Boren truly remarked, to have bees ap plied to to Eniertelte this benness AS mecum of his gnat professional &Otiose as one weraid apply to a greet physidan or a rest Weyer, or say era of greet posinional repstatios, far aseistenee is him pardon's' walk." There is no doubt this wee SA AS" who in the emu of a ereeparatively short MINT lel token demos in every elms of wins, yes miens* regarded as en eminent pros sisal lend by Owe who deliberately sad velentarily live by plarisa la Yds Ids of lawkninsin be devoted to the edema of plihrbeg and the practice of knavery "as smennt AM and persevorince"—to emote Mr. Berea Manna agein—" cesienth of which &wild to boort pursuits statism 4 herbed Buts ccovey to coarse natl which such defog tress suck ezeimples. _ gimp of his omen at crises. Instead of being a Allembll, wealthy man, as he night have been, he ppm ihr lib—errrate for ever from all he bolds post dear" (i. e., mkns be be let out ere long nil 1111110,11. Mire-4 matter which, as Mr. Baron WlNNlNsibit, sad samewhat eminemly, Hides, " made* he the heart of the Glows"). Itie per. =clear that he was fond of associatber with of the other sex, but he h entirely eat off from all such ameablisse be. Ike. In ether worth, AGAR loved rid mei Imam 00 fate wisely,bet• lea welL Yea who hoe thole lee, hie axes* hi ihhi and that yes ate 7 arm mithenimidestadha, take care sad help ma thi wfnnalfli4e tithe law. Madly a relied ir elevated tibia et immluity, perhaps, bat doubtless oipM te the nature of the place and the ellarastar .41119 Millanse. The best port of Berea Ilearres mmlimiest owe the nosed, indigesehh with which be sbtwrrs the bus emmadreba et Ileac; than se we believe, in ease with the Judge—" a rosier Albin dose not WNW the most enaathM/ery proles of it was that in which be aim& le this unmitigated seamed/el the niemahly inadareis peakitment of two years' impriemment. For this, hotrover, the law, and not the Judge, is reepormible. Our whirl law paresis eut ser. tain Aged end arbibery eaterriat, a' cabin male= of pealahment le each, without =Mai ash madieum very, as is the ease in most other systems of jurhprudersce, iseseling as the defined egress is sr le sot committed with eir remetances ti aggravation at extemastion. As oar law new 'bads, two years' imprionemmat, with bard labour, h the maximum of penalty that can be awarded in any case of simile hammy, and simple larceny was the legal ralitication of the ethos proved against Prawn. Re was sot, lake Bamaaa and Tuna, a servant of the Company at the die of the robbery, and the hare very "WOO refined to construe a locomotive vut bib "dwelling-hems" of the Company for the - elhe of rendering him amenable to the bench penalty which the technical ranee of " stedir i>f s dwell ing-house " would involve. So, by this Metal tbi law, the greatest villain of the lot realm t• Widest punishment, and the revenge of Mia 4 alik half appeased. The sem tithe" Railway forgeries" mud. OPUS elesient of mystery which gave such intern* le the Whir villsay of the gold robbers. The panel if lAlOto REDPATIeII guilt was clear lull Angle la emi arum& fret ease taken was nob vide liawatiliaillatted a forged tnneler delete ham laglih= Mew " JOHN ] tows, of Manning toe hytheelipature of " TIMOTHY thaw; • netbashgag ,ITS, la this case the aseand Wes ~her hilillsee—the mere craft of fimaidist ingentity. Runty% it esti% had mail an hie than 10,00 W. by am. ' guise sir the mem of Moans alms. The mak bywiik llYnitwabenght into *a beds at the Clanipeny woe this i—The entry del Soh • 0.8., 197 B:" the interpreliden Gib Fellinevietail reference being that a imam neeennt wmdd he head in the old books et the Quip ety at pep 297, eensieting of B stock. The milmeme mete dame an Saddam ea all the rests Ind NW imly base eneetodeet with a Company whidi seas ism I. have asked itself the question, Psis emsbilli se. ~teem t but waded with Wind einiallty an absolute aestrol over all ib enalmelle pro perty to a irk of vidbly asporhe Ambits ea a aka of /SOL a year. The man* otthe Dann= 111111041 wish a peelliaths at dMI INA nay be peeldtleil—liad all evigniehti 1' Ile nag segos of the *dry. The rigid awl Willie ibielngen of oar abate law gone iltufght Ii OS pie f t al elbow, ad lepeele with eadamptill lastlastaninmileg elemahmen. enbodp• Ilene te angle= einelkini e the lan smiles led -the minim seat, the winelina daamadar. the mailvo n gbh. the Melon and the Ohre, Ile leeermenni fish asaihn, the " chute ° biebriind the web mins !mop-all the pepesehn o i. the 4 et the penernappi have had their def. lbw Wien Let the setet , be &Wok& to bit sentenem s at life slavery, loft the hops that mating " the untleteeted" there we net may to be gaud who wear a mask of decorum not ism plausible over a reality at yu any act lane emosmanate. In • state of moiety whose god is mammon and whore relish is alteeeie, REDPATIII wool& be the rule and net the exongthet, were it net tor the restraining ellseeyelDeree itutrnes homely dodder, that Tilley ie. after all, net emeemehd, and that Omen as& geld are mew wordy per. shamed by hemsoty then by dilmenety. In the game of a higher morality, let le be einem* with ULM and, while ffeeiting that Repro= is eendetati, engem a hope OM di: 0 20101IGILIT Will sot Teak his emmento en lb gromid that a prima diapers with bile—et ell mewls dli b bus minims longer probation than Mr. Owens Boum. Tan LATI Added deinddrtod, &QV the death ot thb Leda goristriss, the Mare et delbell edderwil • bar le Me *ram Ohs sous &meal% le Ms Ihrd=el err. Ms bilewboustz Onmens. Leadoe. 1 6 1171011d7. Otr . 4 i= 4 ,o :lke Spahr et de Meese et Carries le the of tater of the 7th bd. the the bath et the hepsefiebis orenler be 7.lll ri t ymer .lorph dradortes. Moe. Ilk dhoti re es upose hie Mime Nerd et the dames of so rood • sated the bore err Mlle he bee ths laws to peel& no kr of • ruby whose lib in tie Mem d Ors to boon tor • loseesnei pried art weenerbabeelf deeidel to the velewisel Mohr* at mire dries Om, d Ibmqponatly re et wry pest =drordees. let in rally W ien be dr will esniest ot rade bewail ildbern& bor which dr war Z i ; luseL—l hove dr it per * Br yew very setverceseez Wasneedieva.—To hie Menhir MO* Media. lloyaratedlisM be." Tete razonaiture ite iassigawir A roan et the swill.st dm rears desisly tie bra *ld this week a Idie de yowl* of wobble a bier to /fr. dew lishes. MX... on dr sober at Ideedorkese relbuisat &Mow de art sorer Mr. dna* lir bus it bees dr Mass darn the pad tee ma /Mr se swede disterion it woe dead net r bbedes with Me quell* at perm It is rialebell Mr. ■ Muir will retiree de rd d lie rerrar, r Mr. Mahe Mark, • tosident is the dew* Is span Mee Me Ortersetteo rodeo* Tie Nassomientow co Luc flusezz.—Lard Prams, bee {stela adrift rMili he Mse lordity te end hb eider the r ped of lit \Melt' raked* et the reirwr. u whirr risery'rlilre drift the Tresorr—arde= ormab leoni imperehlie die brae sad =et Ihe noroginere et weedier so the Chum* wide* di= herha arid balindwinolieled st TOW* esbnling dre le isms ad yet= le teed* thins—• at bebletion, 'IMMO det dpmede gi ggee Pe r m eelkel seorem--a ea r era rri mil ewes Mre Or pirrir ft the Oseellldleb wird rim Yid r i ibis; dire re hog yolMey an maw eldrestir tr ia =r l = e _pee itaidds milk I ahem* sad IRMA peek ash NM smor." No , . J. 8. Dodson, • Mend erdlide, hoe ales Well en oblotoo WThos Cum:, lAN. 16.—}3s ere the Tilers to ter *rod to appoint tasrooirt. Crowd dew/ Priordsp, dionedier Garde, to be Ewan to lde Repel Ifighano.—Gesoar. wriw - stiU Mete ee t h e °Pt buret iiertillei 'Reformatories 'screens. As it tho mime wheals as awaked sad imaged soeordiag to the taste or bat the two or three neighbouring genthown who have hod mad to do with their iceveation. In mow the echoolimmer le the bead—in others, the tell; in some, you and • tince-tahli, a list of regulations, a regime et eceidest, too.--tin ethers, such things are despised, as "weak aid beggarly elements ;" and the sapteintentlent or the patrca teaches hie forehead significantly, end infamy yon the; he hes lie " system " there. But while the appointment of a really capable and ',tient man, who will have tact to make his inter ference acceptable, and weight enough in point of knowledge and experience on the subject to give him inhume, will be a boon to the came, seeming both regrew end improvement, the choice of an incompetent and unsuitable man will be in every way mat milortenate and mischievous ; and in the hope that this may mast the eye of some of your readers, whose position may enable them to exercise some inflame en the selection, I would mark that there are cartels things which the Belbematory interest have a right to expect in the person who shall be appointed. 1. That he Amid have hem he some time pree deafly acquainted with the management and work ing et Refoneatarke, and Ineliard by his own ob serration sod experience to give an opinion, and to urge, and, where necomery, to sabres its adoption. 9. Tint in bleeper, manner, end intelligence he should be well fitted to deal with the varieties of opinion, the prejudices and peadierities, religions sad educational, which he will meet with. 3. That be shoed have a large knowledge of the 1 candition, views, Ike., of the dames from which the majority of one jam& offenders is drawn. This bat eondi6on is essential to the working out, both fully and safely, of those important parts of our recent reformatory legislation which touch on the responsibilities of the young oilender's parents. Remembering how materially the introduction of the New Pow-law was facilitated by the tact and ability of some of the men then employed as in s's:eters. I do earasetly hops that this appointment may not be hastily made, and that some other quali fications will be insisted on besides those of the candidate's being a barrister of six years' standing, or a ci-devasit captain in the —th Regiment.—l am, die., AN OLD REFORMATORY. January 15. Connell of thrllnsehad to - the Federk Aasembly, 'distal the ital. 01 di :door 1 the 7tit4estard, ally dressed by Lord COWS, to the Swiss Raider at Paris stating that, tls lingbali cabinet. (Maks it ought Si abide by its decimation of Nov. 26. It is thereia'statad that if the "'child government, fully appreciating all the abeam:teams, should decide on releasing the primer, without a bal, the government of her Britannic Majesty would then, in ocanznes with the French government, tab step with a view to induce the King of Prussia to settle the Neufchatel question agreeably to the wishes of Switzerland, by recogniang the uidepen.: donee of Neufchatel. On the other hand, the go. vernment of her Majesty owed it to itself as well as to the Federal government to declare that it could not guarantee the susses of thole steps, and that it had at present no suillekst grounds for regarding their swam es smeared. Lord Cowley, writing on the ith, adds that the Queen's government " will es, per:boos a lively satiahetion in effecting, together with the government of the Emperor, a solution of the question of Neufchatel, which shall respond to the desires of the Swiss nation. Nevertheless, the government of the . .. Queen finds itself compelled to accompany its promise with the same reserves as herstedire." An article in RIMS Contensporause, reproduced by the Monitetsr, yesterday, has attracted much' com ment in Paris by the ingenuity with which it treks to give a fair aide to its policy, both in the Swiss and in the Prussian view. " says this odic* " the cabinet of Paris does not bind itself to obtain the arrangement which is hosed upon the renunciation by King Frederick William of his rights as Prince of Neufchatel, which would establish irrevocably the independence of the canton, the engagement to make every effort in this view is one of the highest importance. If, by reason of nafoneen difficulties in the course of the negotiation., the Ultimate hopes arising from the spirit of conciliation with which the King of Prussia shows himself to be animated, should not be realised, owing to obstacles which diplomacy may not be able to overcome, France no doubt would be officially m imed from its engagement with Switzerland. Bat the moral obligation would subsist. Prussia, after refining to treat upon the basis indicated, would not be entitled to reckon upon the good will of Fano, t and the Emperor's go vernment, the maim arising, would have to consider whether it would not be fitting to declare itself no longer bound by the protocol of London. The advantage for Switzerland is therefore certain even in the most unfavourable eventuality. But it i• to be preowned that Prussia will not commit the fault of raising difficulties which, by paralysing ne gotiations, might have such diametral. csfusequenees for her." Uneasiness is felt in Berne lest the Federal govern ment may not have been too obsequious to Fnutee in giving up the question of the prisoners without sal eient guarantee*. The final vote of the Federal Assembly of Switzerland has just been taken upon the proposi tions of the Federal Council for the settlement of the dispute with Prussia. The Council of States, which, together with the National Council, constitutes the Federal Assembly of Switzerland, having separately discussed the pro positions, in a long and animated debate, has just resolved upon their adoption. There were 82 members voting in the majority ; the minority was composed of Messrs. Fairy, Vogl, and Pignat. BERNE, PRIDAY. The followings the decree which the Federal Council sobmitted for the adoption of the Federal Assembly : The Faecal Amend.ly el the Ihries Confederation, haring heard the report et the Federal Council on the Neufchatel question, sad in the esseciae of its right of sovereignty, now decrees : Art. 1. The promedhyre mmunatoed on the Ith of Sep tember, on coconut of the Insurrection that broke out on the 2nd end 3rd of September, INS, in the I 1111t0110t ere mandled. Art. 2. The pentane who am awaiting their trial, ander the deem of the Chamber of Pro mention, permed an the 6th of lectember, 1666, nenet o In are they should net shady lam done se, mdt the territory of the Centledeemica mad t e lleutbstal gbh , gall be completely reified. . . Art. & The delleitive amassment of the Weir et Ned• &stet duo be eatmettarl to the PoWel Amen* for its approval. Art. 4. The Federal Cocoon Is thargod with the elocution of the present draw Bow, ha. 12. Is the same of the Federal Conseil. UNITED STATES. • ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. Om somas AND OUNINANINN TELIONATN.) (TROD 001 01111 CORADAPONDANT.) LIVERPOOL, BArvanaT. The United States Mail steers-ship, Baltic, Cap tain Comstock, arrived in the Mersey this morning direct from New York, with the meal mails from the United States end British North America. She left on the 3rd instant, and has encountered very severe weather on her pessge, and has brought, besides the mails, twenty-nine passengers end 86,000 dollars in specie on freight. The Niagara, hence, arrived et Boston on the 2nd. The Senate had adopted a resolution, calling for the correspondence relative to the refusal of the Hsieh minister to testify before the court in the ear of Herbert, who shot a waiter at a Wuhington hotel in the spring. The minister, M. Dubois, had been recalled by his government. The Washington correspondent of the Neer York Herald states that be learns there is some founda tion for the report that Vanderbilt has despatched an agent to negotiate a loan with Costa Rica of 600,000 dollars, provided the funds ere used in exterminating Walker from Nicaragua. It is understood that the Administration are aware of the movement, and the object of it is to detest Walker that Vanderbilt may get pastries of steam boats and other property which formerly belonged to the old Transit Company, for Mercy informed Van derbilt when he was et Washington der he could take his property wherever he mad Sod it. The Cincinnati Crissereisi reports . that a family of eight persons lave been poisoned by a negro named Cook. There bad been a serious Are at Halifax on the 2nd of January, and property doitroyed to the amount of 100,000 dollars. At the departure of the steamier, Niamey, at New York, was in active demand, owing to the payment on dividends. Stocks well sustained and buoyant. Exchange at a (Lamont on London at 60 days, 1081; Paris 6.20 to 5.22 f. Cotton market active, closing at a advance of i per rest per lb. Breadstuff market heavy ; prices unaltered. Provisions in moderate request at previous quota tions. Freight firm, with 'moderate migAgemente. PARIS, STANDARD. ••••=l. plormim% NDNINDT.PI DDT Isar sad lionn al l=g. DeeiglA l NWllies. Jain mil Ma MOE WATER AT LONDON IRMO& The pAT -11orski. 111, ... . 1116 Timiwidiv.-14•Im IL Su. &Dam" /IL n om .. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY MINING, JANUARY 17, 1411 ...• 4 west pennies nest bsee raised ---. • • ~.... 1 1- 1701 0 xi; is ../p941110 _ 1 1113 _ s _ y: ,til *Eli T INTELLIGINCR-,' 4, 4 ,_ , P RI I aka in likes& censideeing the = 4 l s eanstrydnring tbeinitlo,, • 4 134 .4 Tz =rims. "... . OF , • T P b- , i /. *la" THE INTEitrON OF ENO Craw me enabled him to main • ••." I 61 • 0 N Iffookt ti We Filial% -... THE AFFAIR 1,1% A R . _ • armed Bute °enflames in • • ' r- . - CHATEZ. , joi wrey to coarse natures the only Ilsolittpflon - „„ The Swiss and which smelt natures we perhaps capable of de- an The want of a capable and ur n s Annexed to the Illumage presented by the Federal oul"ordiu° l 7 b aatiaity Palamtary matters has Lem felt for hew sea ozookploo. " Look at the now ~_,,,• w il l 1 ,.....i....e. ~_._ Connell of ftwitmsehad to the Federal Areembly, cannot help don _. i.,_. .... -i-- T-........e .1 1....5. . NIP •••.'' `'•••• "'' ""• '''o mat as ' 4. 4 / ll t . 1.4.../ SI.. iiitid Al . ....... J 41. •ui 4....i...4 Ai in the Presse o Or Court. The Qneen will hold as invistitwe of the Order of the Bath os Sotordoy, tle Wet Wert, at Window Cow* at kolfloot two o'dotk. _ wmpaos, FILIDAT, JAL 16. The Qom sad Prises waked la the llome-pirk this wag, eatasopeated by the Priam& Royal, the Dachau et Cambridge, sad Priam. Mazy. The Priaeiat Wails rade out - on hambeek, ait.e.a by Mr. Gibbs. The Dacha. ef Rent visited her Wejney. The Fart sad Coulter of Shaftesbury and VW:mat and Viscosateee Berringtoa La Window la the breneen. Deepsecho toe the Ormesotee at the Worth American Provinces end at the West lonia Ccomios were sent Yet ermine tress the Ceiceisl-olicm The Disks of Roxburghe ffiteompanied by the llsequis or Bovriord sod Lord Clarke borerlder, Dm arrived at the Clareodoo, from Brossoath Pork, Hooding skim Viscount and Viscountetra Pslamb's lace a small &els albite& staying with than at &Gahm& His lord ship is expected to Mara to Cambridge Home ea Wedgy or Toledo, amt. The liori of Aberdeen and one of his sons are on a whit to Sir Jams Graham at Notbaatty. His Oraoe the Duke of Northumberland has given • &wake al M. tones& the funds of the Jewish Cemetery, Dashem. Lard Carlisle has given one hundred loads of coal to the poor al Mama. Lord John Rowell has left Florence far England. Mr. Disraeli ia prolonging his stay at Pans. The Math se Cal. the Hon. E. R. Littleton has ova Improod. Lard listbstiat is with his Ks at awnings, whom lady liatbortos bed *mod Idea Yesterday the Iwo Princes of Ciodle, now on a vies wtt► tito Clumma-Illothar to We comatry, on a Wiwi= . . with the object of width Um public en al;ady familiar, word to the Brat ladle Hamm he the lint tine Ana their arrival ban, sal had asiairriew with the Court al Dinctan. The visit was mar* we of ainsoony. The night; of meeting for the coming Artiste and Awalwan' retwereasiem have tint lied for Tifurrelsre, Feb. 6, Mara 6, April 2, sad May 7. The saerelass will be held se before at Willie's Ream. An Italian opera company, headed by Madame Oriel, le about to each a two swaths' tour to the proshsess provisos to the epeeist at Mr. Op's London seam Br tare this elms the works at Cosa* Girths will to Mal &sly oneasencaL The pima, roam odds, bare inatorgesis heparin.* extemlans, sad will toad to the aushallishhoet Ed isperestost et the choked thotoonitibree et that aoudad aelghbewebieL _ _ A lady who eras tried at Mr. Lauley's theatre some yen mg., Ripsaws Reacheli, has mods each ea isk peaks as the liable at Ascdi by her pettlenaeace is le Prephies,diet a votive best at her as Fides wee* is Camas mut* le to be wet up is the theatre of that tarsi. The apes itself bas bees plead aster tha.asesof asaarahip is the Papal Seem _ . _ Its indevstaed that the appointment of %pertn ess:lest at tits Chiswick Gads ressias opal, amp at ths ciwilkidlcs having bass found to power ail ths quid& °sakes which ths Council at the liorticolturol 'misty en &show at sassing. . _ ILs Sellowininieetings take place in the ensiling I week :—Menday—Chindeel, 8, "Oa the Conipaeltica of Whit, roar, mid Breed," by Mr. lawn and Dr. Gilbert. ISeeday—laatitallos ef Civil Easiasees, I dieriseios on " @atomise Meanie Telegraphs;" Stedincel, a "An Asseat et a Banking Establishment la Bieglins, =WM L'liaios da fright de Braaelles," by Mr. Linaley; Llama; ; Royal inedeutien, 3, "a the 01•111S1 Nature of Modes sod Suratlcs k. Liebe. Bee*" by redrew Raley. Wednesday—Soddy at Arts 4 "Oa the later-Oonek by Mr. !Nair; Royal Seehity of Utars tar% 44; 8, "a a Fendllikose Iros-Send en the Nwth Dowse I. Rent," by Mr. Prestwick; "a seine (Weimer sad ether Remains boos the Penile& Rooks et partials," by Mr. Kirkby; On the Nairn] Origla of hark-bedae," by Mr. Clishoes. Tliareilay-Boriety ot As dismiss 8; Royal, $4; Nundimenr, 7; Royal lantaitice, 3, "Os Sound," by Preheat Tyndall. Friday—Royal In elitadow, 84, " Obeemitioas cm Oleekea," by Prom Tyn dall. Saturday—Royal lastitutice, d, "Oa the Nutios and I Origin el the Rocky Cruet ef the Webs" by PIVIIMOR Aelend, who was one of the passengers on hard the 'ryas, he. arrived relay ia diked, ea W Mani bola Madam, to whidt Marl he mccaapeeded the Dee& of 1 1 Christeherdi e few weeks age. The Rev. Henry Powell has been presented to the virgins et Ilelkaikalreers, I. the Moms et Maishisar, seam by the radgaidea at the Rev. Cora Ikeda, by the Lad Bishop of Mader, the pins thaw' In right et his sae ; vase, 444/., with a Mass. its dorernsansi oan.q. of lloag-Kong contains so heStualiasi at the NOM and strum, apes his duties of Mr. Horsy Tabs Davies the saw chid siagietrato of that colony. ►M PARIS. FirDAT Ivionpre. joUrnals publish the following MO ....vaisuu7 letter, the authenticity el tish I cannot help doubting. It is, however, in the Presse of this evening, the signature oily being omitted. The letter purports to be write. by M. Idoognssl, /he EmPirees priisite wicreterT: a Swim publicist, and is in the following term : Palace o( the Toiletry Jim. 7. • Pkessiwer,—Your yoUtieel letm: caseendai shie W e ' ghpitiereittheitawleatibee giwpaaegreetpleemera. Wm, , ealwiteet Otto him Illigeity, and we do wadeabtthat hetes,* will Nelda with the midamsts which yea empress is the emir et your ooteetryeesa towards the Rmpotor , at the V. We basemen, bed ea Was at esperethee our same hem years. Yoe m Bwltseriand is as Fame; end slang► we lave so 'bought et Nab/ pa a yeiliked load et sac Imp" we gems' elyseate ear istereste from years. Yaw ean the salivoilaritaaelag which sewed the Itatpietee asr fiats to to mediated Wink sow moose to btfopisittod, sod you will got rid of tie Promotion at little coot (cow arra diSIMMaI d )await at d poi is /Iva. aka Pnwrierat). The Hoarse opened with some heaviness, owing to a report that there was a diminution in the stock of bullion in the Bank of France. The first im pression, however, soon gave way to a better feel ing, and ultimately there was a vary considerable rise. The Rente rose 4k. for cub, and 40c. for amount, closing at 68fr. 20c. and 68fr. 36e. Rank of France rose 12fr. 6e. Mobilier rose 10fr. The Orleans Railway rose 16fr. Lyons, 7fr. 60c.; Mediterranean, 10fr.; Northern, 10fr. Grand Cen tral was Mr. 60e. tower, and in other lines there was little variation. The Pays is instructed to say that the statement made in Switzerland that Colonel Barman went to Berne from Paris charged with a mission from the Emperor, is incorrect. " What appears probable" it continues, "is that his Majesty, hazing learned that M. Barman intended to go to Switzerland, desired to see him before his departure. It is desirable that this eraser should be established." The Indepeadance Belye was not distributed yes terday till a late hour in the evening. The reason for this detention probably was that one of its Paris correspondents spoke of an addition of some eight or ten millions to the Emperor's civil list as being pro- bable. Such a proposition ought not to astonish any body . who has reflected upon the natural import of M. Fould's letter to the Emperor. Some people have been simple enough to consider that letter as a praiseworthy rebuke administered to a benignant but too warm-hearted sovereign by' a conscientious minister. But those who know by experience how things are managed in France, never doubted that the real object of the publication of that letter in the Malawr was to prepare the public mind for a further addition to the ' unpieeedentedly large nmui which his Majesty's senate has aheady placed at his Majesty's disposal. The minister, it is true, tells his Majesty in words, that he " must put bounds to his munificence." But 1 the moral which the public is intended to draw is, that since his Majesty spends his money so well, the nation must allow him more of it. Ferukh-Khan arrived at Lyons at noon this day, and was to set oat for Paris to-morrow. The Patric says that the prelate who has the greatest chalice of being elevated to the See of Paris is Cardinal Morlot, Archbishop of Tours. It adds that the question will be resolved without delay. The Monitear records that the Emperor and Em press visited the Glare, on Wednesday evening, to witness the performance of La Pastas. Adaltere. NAPLES. Letters from Naples of the 12th state that the King on hearing of the assamination of the Arch bishop of Paris couatermanded the ball which was to have been given at the Palace, ordered that the theatres should be closed for three days, and pre scribed that expiatory prayers should be offered up. Thefts which were to commence on the 12th, on the occasion of the King's birthday, were put a stop to. Two cafés at Naples had been surrounded two days before by the police authorities, and sixty per sons arrested. It was thought that a Maszinian plot had been discovered. A degree of uneasiness prevailed among the population. ESCAPE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS IN SPAIN. A telegraphic despatch from Madrid, of Wed nesday's date, informs us that twenty-five political prisoners have just contrived to effect their escape from Valencia. BY OVERLAND MAIL, ADVICES FROM AUSTRALIA. (BY SIAONITIC TZLIOLLYIII.) (7/1011 ova ORK COILILUYONDIXT.) LIVERPOOL, Sarum/A% . . . . Our overland advieet from Melbourne report the arrival of the Ocean Chief, Capt. Tobin, of the Black Ball line, at that port, on October 19, with the mails of the bth of August, from Liverpool ; the Sea Breese, from Bristol ; the Blackwall, the Australia, and the Echo, from Loudon, have arrived at Mel bourne. TILE LATE AT CANTON. The Barrier Forts, IGO rune strong, bating been entirely demolished by the Amerleans, the lance intended (thinks the rio.• Moil, Nov. U) to retire from the quarrel, sad wait the hem of Admiral Beraisones demonstration beixe again operating. The French bad also withdrawn their isea-c4-war's men tram the 'eateries, sad, ripest hes it, had taken pommies of the Liptat Forts en one of the heather .1 the deer. This they intended holding, pending the arreagement of soma manors which they, too, it esema, have to primes to the (economist of Chian A covered way from the British fectory to the sonth-west corm' of the city well wee in ccatemplation, so rendering the nest attack on Gatos a work of romparatira ease and safety. Ass opoolooin of Teh's still continued " obstinacy," the Journal rioted above gins the last " edict " " raoci.AxAnom. "Tel, Governor-General of ties Two Swam decd this edict Gs the soldiers sad people. dime I have tehon charge ed my an I ban bed beishini is yea—the pople. Tot lave being apse an se year helm, soda hen looked upon yes so ththdrea. Poor yam age the Math arose in several innthrode of thousands, and you ventured with mind strength to resist them, which was very nantorione, not Mariam a began* ei their Medved. Hem instil now you have menilionel your merits la bathf el the *sentry. Now the berbunn rebels have mind dientetenees, attacking our heavenly dynasty, destroying bets, banleg the Amps, sad molded war on the they. The anxiety on this 68conat bee nand late a, very bane end amerow ; end pow united *nth, too, has been around. Now, I have received the Issperiel contreaads ' thinly to bold and neoluiely to light mid analatakt the war been the paha Tresenry ; to blockade the *ft Slid sea, and to sweep set every frog neat' Tote mon, in ben& of the empire, exert your strength es have soldiers, in order that not a fragment of the Sarnia folders may remain. In can there should be ay spreldng of peace, the speaker shalt be dealt with so- cording to martial law. Did lum love the people as chil dren, the barbarism rebels certainly would &COWS the.. Tom must be faithful, and, with a pore kart, tremblingly " ciarerser Homing Mania to liesg-Sortg from Conlon co tbe ard, and wail the antral of reinforceavaets makes were aqessi to mai" is afar goo, HERAT. The following Cahnl letter, which we extract from the DeUti Gazette, will be read with interest. All the Indian papers now admit the fall of the place. Cabal, Nov. 26.—Two Comids from the sacmd Medi& came M Cabal, and in confides:toe mentioned that on the dry whew they left the sacred Mosta, they met on the reed to Herat a piety consisting of a theme& herniate wise Mimi- - eeeorthg; Ea' Khan, the late chief of at; to of the King of Persia at Teherle. Ince *their:: Herat, they my that an the gates of Herat were open; they went into the city end reesairsed them three drys. Th y heard tom the inhabitants that Erna Khan had for • lay time been wishing to secure his personal safety, if he shoeld enemata the fort. The commander of the Pent forms always replied to Bea Khan, that without she order of the king he could not guantntco his life. A gam, man at length came from the king ; and in compilers with the orders it conveyed, quarter was granted end air sesame* of honourable treatment given. Em nun sur rendered the fortress and mended batmen at the Dens of the Prime of Persia, who conferred on him a hiiismes end valuable dress of honour and several thalami gibs boodkiee. Note that each boodkie, like lookrers, tonal totemic value, probably not exceeding 6 rupees. Tbohlwo then providing him with "a honourable escort of one Ow lead sowers, wet him to the King of Pall* who was erg Tolima. The children and family of Eft Khaa merne ht ' the fort of Herat ; and under orders conveyed in a wimp &man, they are re,iding in the house of the ma of be Mohamed Khan. CEYLON. His Excellency Sir H. Ward closed the session of the Legislative Council on the 9th of December. The governor adverted with natural satisfaction to impor tant measures pared d • the session tending to the institution of railways, to phic and steam corn maniestion, penny postage, and provision for ire*. teen codes. The demand for a thorough survey had been readily and frankly conceded by her Ma jesty's government. The levels will be valuable with reference to ordinary roadsand irrigation works, apart from the project of a railway, to which they arc more immediately subservient ; and a hope is ex pressed that some of the surveying staff may be pos. seised of the requisite knowledge to settle at the same time the question of the mineral remounts of the island, oally as !nulls iron. The labours of the session being closed, the governor had started on another tour. "At this rate," srt y s the Co/ombe Observer, "Sir Henry Ward will speedily know more of Ceylon than those who have spent their lives here. His Excellency, who is at present exploring the route of the Northern Canal, is looked for with anxiety at Galle,not only with reference to the improve ment of the harbour, but in regard to the p rospects of subordinate government servants as affeca ec b t ; the continued and increasing resort of steamers and shipping. A visitation of famine is dreaded, the agent of the Australian Company having bought up all available supplies, in pursuance of orders, to meet the requirements of 200 persons, crews and pawn gen, twice a month." In the first nine months of 1836, the excess of re venue over expenditure was in round numbers 50,0001., and this in face of the expenditure on public works. For 1837 the prospects are equally trThe estimates point to a total revenue of 0001., including 15,900!. expected from the pearl fishery. The expenditure on the other hand is calculated at 489,0001., leaving a surplus of 2,0001. d CRIMEAN BANQUET AT PARIS. The Monileur of yesterday publishes au account eta banquet given at the Peals Royal by Prince Napokon e au the 14th inst., to those general oftleere actually at Fax who took part in the war in the East. Among the gawks wens Admiral Hamelin, the Duke of Malakhoit, Mershal Canrobeet, Marshal Baguet, Generale Remind de Saint Jean dAngely, De Palles, NW, Do Mackahon, Thiry, Deleeuw. There were 52 gueetspreseut. Prince Napoleon Lad asked Prime Jerome to preside at this military assembly, among whom wen nine °Saws ad the filet Empire, nearly ell of them Waterloo men. At &weft hie Imperial Highness Prim* Jerome rose pail proposed the following toast : To the Empero r , to the Empress, mad to the Priam Imperil 1 to whom I wish, foe the welfare of our beloved country which be is called upon to govern, the courage, tha wisdom, and dimmer of his august father. The heath el the Emperor 1" His Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon then rose and add: " Gentlereen,-1 propose the health of the Commando*. in-Chief of the srmy in the Critnen—of those men of arm who have had the glory of adding new sictoriee to our mil. tary annals—of Marshal St. Arnaud, that bold soldier, who died after the Alma, having for a winding-sheet the Of. colour Sag of regenerated Franco—of Marshal Cenrobert who knew how to keep up the army under most difficult eirr eurastances, and handed over to his successor, as be biased expreeeed it, an army hardened by ,war and ready for in, entetprier—of Marshal Peliwiler, Duke of lifelakhof4 who Loa immortalieNl himself by the capture of Sebastopol. and knew how, by his persevering energy, to Itionsge difficulties and obstacle' which surrounded him cm all tidie s Allow nil, gentlemen, to recall with a sad emotion oint brothers in anus who have died like worthy sons of France s The bitter regret we feel at their ken lit Wonted only by the results that have bees obtained. I do not wish to talk polities at this meeting of Coolll4s of the battle-field. I only whit • to read the military results of the intr. They me great, be. cause the present army has shown itself worthy of of fathers; the glorious traditions of the Republic and of the first Empire have bees renewed by you. Posterity will rag that at Monroe , our fathers vanqublied the Russians, bat were compelled to give in to the elements; while at &Mos topol you have overcome the elements, and vanquished the Rumians. In history, 1&54 will respeud to 1112! The int. manse advantage of the war, I say it with pride, in that you have proved that France still boa her ' Grand Army?" The Marshal Duke of thilekliolf, In reply, and Marshal Canrobert, in propusing a toast to the prince, retarred terms of eulogy to the share taken by Me imperial highneM in the Crimean osenpaign. Hie Majesty the Etnperer of Austria made MS solemn entry into Milan at half-peat two o'clock on Thurada, afternoon. The Paris correspondent of Le Nord writes. " Y. C 09•111, scarcely recovered from a long and serious Matey has set arduously to work to terminate his history of taw Duchess de Longueville. Like his illustrious barablir, Manes. de Longueville, de Sable, de themes's*, de fort, Y. Cousin has become a convert [to the Benda Church]. His bedchamber is adorned with the —deter Macon engravings, after the religiou. paintings 4 ighed. TIM ' Transfiguration' I. placed Above the desk et WWI the translator of Plato is daily at work. Although lie Cousin is no longer Professor, ho stains in the Sorbonne • mat apartment, occupied Arnow! entirely by a Wavy caw pond of very choke works—chuice not only by the names the authors, but by the origin of the copies, and by the wove of She binding, Ice. With a generosity which does hiss honour, M. Cousin has bequeathed this precious library, numbering 20,000 volume*, to the Sorbonne, the arms el the teaching, and triumphs of the philuempher and orator.'' The Flemish poets, M. Hendrik Conscience Antwerp, and Dr. Joseph Nolet de Brouwer* ran Stsel!awle of Brussels, have been monied Honorary Mambas of HO " Deutsche Gessilachift" at Berlin. " Barfiimele," the new village tale by Herr Bet'. thold Meet**, lies brought to its author an eeknowkodif mat of a Moaning nature. He received, shortly after eha peddiessicia al the book, an anonyinou, letter from Vienna, ancloshig 60 thaws, to be dimributod among the Barflies*, (the poorlittis barefooted maidens) of Atterbseh's soptabsts we. The poet has seat the sum to his likhwarsweld selege-hams, the remembrance of which has inspired hbla with "Barftlseels" and so may other Wes. The Madras government s about to establish a new pebble mirden, at Bangalore. From an in article in the last number of Hooker's Jorimell of "' BO= appears that the place selected is " in the territory of llyeeng dented about 3,000 feet above the level of the see, In OA may be considered ' owe of the fagot dinettes in India, Wag cool sad plasma throughout the greater part of the yule The gardens produce the tuned vogetabira of Europe H peat stendance, and the products of the lower gardens reateriaNy voted, vivid, and luxuriant.' " The Biahops of Avila and Lerida have sent td. dram to the Queen of Spain, thanking lier Mikity for the =micas she has lately rendered to the c . hurch, and prs . that her Mojesty "may be Aimed by God and by fits mod holy mother, the Immaculate Virgin Wary." mow, - COW. Upou Mr. Tr Tylor f In 0 mana, into the -- LoW with hi O'XalL contend child al Mr. be ehoi a Tirti4 ritiN meetly bank. refefe that ti found Mr him,* quaint An fore S eta net Pic ho n Rem Ortal louse, parx the!, garde Yid t to thi or Irk omit tzzei they of .t gyp. it yrs 110011 Boca maim told I Piso until the p rue 113 Toed rid sad the CT wits, toil; sim i him if M a sai • µu, 4 deli; AT : Tre ells by 1 Ina wha