The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMON3.—WErwracIAT, MAr 3. TM Sraeszu took the chair at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Mr. W. PATTEN mama that the estmittee ea the group FE of private bille be Imbed. eat de Nada et the leer members who have skull the vapid% Seim. Mo. together with seek velum Y MA have bees of pointed by the committee et sehetles„ wader steadies eider NO. 98, end that the eeemiNee lave leave se eat esa p► teed on Thursday ant et IS Al e& This wee seeelreed sere airy to prevent dee seemesee et a ebeeseeesewo which had occurred' is lebeemee M ipelweee btlae—vis., the absence of one of the mamba et the emtwittee, who was disqualified from sitting is anseqwesee of having property in the borough to which the 1110 referred (Birkenhead), hut of which Ike had not informed the committee until the period of their outing, mod the consequk uce of which ontalsion had been to put Ihnipartics to 2f 01. c ape nee. Alter a few words flora Mr. BUOTHLUTON, the motion we. agreed to. TIMID RILIDINOS.—IpswieIt Dock; London, Tilbury, nod Southend Railway ; bills. BILL& A. AIICIDEIL CONOIOCItTIL AND AO6lllll TO. — *bank, n Boys sod Girls' Hospitals; Dumfries and Mal welltoun Waterworks; Haw Bridge and Roads; London Gas Light Company (Amendment of Acts, Sir, No. 2;) Poetrush Harbour; St. Helen's Gas; Ulverston Water works ; Yeovil and Ile/tester Turnpake Trusts; Dills. I' I: BLIC BUSINEsS. PEI ITION S PRESENTED. TINA:TT Amur BILL.—A large number of petitions in feeelilr were pew wed from various parts of Ireland b Mr. O'FLAIIERTY, Mr. SCULLY. Mr. 8. CRAW FORD, Mr. MONSELL. Mr. CLEMENTS, Mr. MOORE, Ur. 1.). HIGGINS, Mr. H. M. FOX, Mr. CORBALLY. lursorananen—By Mr. B. SMITH, from Dunferm line, for impairs into the cease and consequeoce of in temperate'''. MILITIA BILL —By Mr. B. SMITH, from Dunfernlime ; Lord D. BIT ART. from the Edgware-road ; Lord R. , GROSVENOR, from Staines; Mr. 1.. KING, from Maid. ' owe ; agoiast Citstil Tat ore BILL.—By Lord BROOKE, from • place not heard ; Mr. MOORE, from a place is York shire: Mr. MOORE. from Grantham; against. TE-NANT RIGHT (IRELAND) BILL.—ADJOURNED DEBATE. On the order of Hu day for resuming the adjourned de bate on the second resding of this bill, postponed from the 314 of March, Mr. CUNOLLY rose to oppose the measure, which he said proceeded es the principle of compulsory valuation ant compensation as against the landlord without affording nut any guarantee for his rights an again* the tenant. Unit, r it • tesant who was in erne of rent might claim to be compensated, sad pendia; the question of amount he was to be fin from the promo of ejectment. He went through the several clauses of the bill. Ile raved objec tless in detail to all then, provi&ons, which be said were framed in a manner so vague and contradictory that ha would not insult the common tense of Its promoters by believing they ever inteaded to press it. Mr. MON tELL objected as strongly as any man could do to a system of compulsory valuation ; and en that Filet be would entirely go with the hoe. gentleman. But be would not enter, at thu stage, iota a discussion of the details of the bill. All that the boon was at orensitooseerned with was, the principle of the measure. lie looked to the stabs of society is Ireland, past and present, and attribeting that conditon to the system upon which lead was held, he de manded that that system should he staved. He thought the mover of this bill had asked for oresideratits of it in a most conciliatory spirit. (Bear, "war.) Lord NAAS admitted that the principle of etenpessatine wan to be found in this bill; but that was weld, a peg en which to hang other principles, which would he productive of eoLaUSiiin, end would be subversive of all principle of justice to the landowner. It was laid dews la the bill that every improvement that had been nada in the lead was the property of the tenant, and that this landlord bed no right in anything but the bare soil. The bill stated that the tenant had a right to sell his interest, bet that allegation was not correct. This bill laid down doctrines quite as coassiuniatie as those held t'y Mr. Rutherford. The principle of the bill, a compulsory valuation for rent, was a novel principle in valuation, and which be held to be unlock Mr. CRAWFORD remarked that the noble lord bed omitted testate that the landlord had the power to nay et the tenant by paying him a valuation for his kaprovit mints. Lord NAAS said he had a speech from the hon. member himself, in which he said, • from every wondered's, of this staked that say measure, wakes it he es aomranied by a proviso to adjust the rent, is hap less. ' The effect of this bill mead be to mete the landlord a mere rent charge, and to puma the deadbeat of Ire land from laying out ens shilling la the iesprenemene of land. Dot while this bill provided a twespelosey nitration of mat, therein' no compuLary valuation aldwar ; sad this bill Isola esality a bill for one class only—dwilerwit fusses. Ile meld art believe that the house WSW ever ogres M sob a bill as this, bat he regretted the matinuann of an egilletion which eosin the farmer that his landlord was his natant mow, 11101 toughs that essesesse which bad been eaten fate WOO get Ile e 4 s e =d ina MIAMI en. and whisk rebel bopn and Mist odd arm be fanned. This agitation bed the of et banana aglo tal from Ireland, for who Meld expend swop in twilliel• mats while own an agitation existed, end kW no babe bows lie NMI Of j=ing the value el estates in the In "1"111181116.31100=litheashie led bed sat uttered see word e l re lbsirills 'empeasikee lla , bat be Akin& te tt as thl. Then ram go into sommatee and miter the be, if they did not Wren of its EMU preserving the principle. The risk kla. Deethella the AteseeepOeneral for Ireland had peenion ken aMI es She skint. If the right hobs geek *nes bed delonaleal ea the peinelpie of his bill,it *MS SITE the people of Ireland great sialatiee it Ims maid clearly and distinctly state what worella Mnitillaillia of the existing law which he was yonaredt o bit= in his bill. But what was there to ia to believe that the bill was likely le be Les delusive than thous of former ? He believed that the bill would be a poirit _ bill —that its object would be to enable the lan d to their contracts and to confer upon then sew pollen. The peasant who took a barren hill its oe aim was obliged to be content for a lees_ series et_ pus with a bare sustenance as the price d his YAW ,_• but when, by tho sweat of his brow, a bide Iminiff of his forefathers for generations put, he Ina nalson Ilte one sterile soil productive was It to be maws that the Increased fertility should Ce to lan m lb a deem ger and that In should be te pieg aria ow in :goil duairy by an teenaged rent ? 'bow) Agin I= man was not allowed to bars laud—the law came waste; bat a rich man was parniued at the 'vinare( his lease either to compel hie Indleed to take any Ines he might hare planted at eiektilk, er to she easy an of them away. This law bed been gensilt ip e z ma the th grow of true ; but if doe was Jed anti "ow easels non as as it new ea e . i ...... dry ? (Cheers.) Let than arm apply y and energetically team tint ri r " ;er illi = li b e res the bulwark of the the Peemit at Orrin Bras end Wehrle& Were Z it = many peeks away to the grave, they might at lent nagratehile Ibeneelyn on the cinnamon that they weal et length be at ream Dull they had heed maths/ lees is this wend i and the may question whobra they wait have Om k as Malden Miami neopeass egelen Wee fa whether they mond Main then at base. elindred eel kyal alib is* of tat esereery t_ Akosi ahem.) Bir W. tOMIRTILLI week eats ageing the salad reading of the bill, foe he densiesil ad Ma bang walk of mob ( at e la asomillee es to mho It a useful armee. Se amid be slay le Mist that rat inception they bed heed ben the kn. nanber et theesladens which mined helms balked sad twat in Inlaid was justi fied by the but Ile had travelled much in Ceserught, and be week akerbdui WWII/ Min se each anneseleni, bee- INV, sod unkbadly hem esinedbetween the Maids mineasile et that preview se Os hes. Renee heri OWL (Haw, bear.) It It wise se. be sheen mien say apt ( se Improve mush a shoe ot Shims by leglielne fa. teeterease as eV hmalese. Ile did Est eadsooleell Mat act b 0 th to labedase e *mat Wit et Ulster kW Ile of InkaL Xe always essilson that moat tight to be a miss anneal epos menu maw standing ned global between the Wind sal tsars ; and it was Ingeedias le lateness seek ea masestenkg by a empuhsey ismoMinuiL (Cheers.) If =d,= would any mina the indulgent sal lied. Happen a imilleme when bad at a rash seat we week Ilk sa sift _ ems natant Is tap Ito, be eider le 7inve 70 illiNall a wile Zitsad k order that the) might be .emfortably Maki What would be the reek / Why, that ism Imil wend be end at Mb., and the baked would, a n s zave Winn we bin a rannosted lematry. Ille all mei kik the pembises at ell teak die washiness Mahe lad et tie been wised. In he wme ieed la ones, be ink ben been CCanetts ems ingesnal Iser ea e& behalf et le goesernsat; as it wee. he met teen the natter be the binds et Ha mason ekikkaden Its not op pose thls MR se ate telselsin le gislostaels inseetalaty Ilk at e pink wbss ken erne symptoms Myer =neat Xt. R . OLDS said that a requisition had beta losamitten to him from Dublin that My, which enema Mee greatest anxiety on this The ben. member thee toad a tapdaitioa le the a .g. lignest Dahlia le call as .aped by MO einem The reeky we bald best aria pukka Min he bed mewed was k tam et Ike bk. The SU ' de sown le be with nen 'shwa= sad ken hied Ireleadinet resentlyealp , betkekie bet ye bi l viag rar avgaild . He meek' le the tem =3 ter Isel fad reaessosee ~re they wen le lambskin k bee pea* kis P Won din to ban the wasellsa menial hr ever I The =rg weedallemeti ice beim* bed ponied to kW le OM ; but who add sesibit be wend sit no s be ea 468 "eel he =rl2a 1. maa bed glum sra dise vre• =MB this beware lost Ws one be bisesred. They were elan le puss.. is desk illid liaalaalse, and ha, tar one, send hi It his duty Mee We des bellessee la hymn this b (Ohms heat the nialeledel Lan C. HAMILTON said the ben swam had net said one syllatie to slapped the puskiese of th is bal.. Tbe MR bane Ihe home bivalved pendpke of the mast' imendsersT near dreestar ; it we a asesere of hinnies sad , lest . I. Wined the hoe. swabs, ZrIAT IL InaIe was asst the nal mare of it, for it was net eariliat with views which he had previously held. At all moan he had ne right, by legislation on a subitct which he did act emiorstand, to sedan., ibsesearity of ot the Takao d may rises. The nal sather P er r tl e so l WI vay ha bagged. the Rev. Mr. Rutherford. as of thugs severead beam Ware whom they were to quit. The alba at thin WI wield be to rob the landlord and to isitaos tho triads rawatry. dame wum had the power of clatadaths eard y for all h tbs apbrremeats es by earake Menu. Was - that beim to Re poor ? flu noun end dim bow to reject the bill, as opposed to all liesai ldr. g iml aßAP con unions to mate what was the pros pest of Mendstisa n the part of tits scrresumeat. Bofors he became • member of the government he Ind inks veered to qualify himself fur legislation, sad hod Wend to put into the hands of two friends the materials fur • bill. Ile wee unwilling to propose any measure whilst the late government was is cake. He had since set about the work, find had now prepared the throe following measures: 1. A bill fur the consolidation and amendment of the 70 toasting statutes. 2. A bill fur the clmailicatios of leasing powers. 3. A bill fur compensation. Of thou latter bill he would only say . that it contained the prin ciple of compensation for improvement without involving • violation of the established rights of property. On coming into oihee, he was anxious that these measures , should be made as perfect as possible. They were now drafted, and were under the amnderation of the govern ment. lie had prepared them with no view to the coming election, and he thought the eve of such an event was the very worst time for considering them. It would Ic his en deavour to induce the government to kiss forward a li beral measure. Mr. S. CRAWFORD said that whatever might be the snits or demerits of the bill, he alone was responsibly for it. (Hear, hear.) If the house would allow it to go into committee, he would undertake to answer all the objections. The house then divided— For the second reading Against it Majority The house adjourned at ma o'clock. PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. W ALORD RAlLWAT.—Yester len - • , and opposition ea the part Of the Omer setw a t a int and other interselk ate mem =Mee, otrepeer. Childers. Col. Peel. awl elhineo panne alibis promoted by tie Lewis Swithealk high Saftwar, for makiag a tine from Wer =kW, Ifteslsll. Ida annehis to the City of Wormier, lienolllll. ladle Wenn. The bill also takes pewee; to rata kW whirs Seentgements with the Mks& and Loam mg Nene Wishes Campania% to whet it will rim mew Is hi aehmeakation with the distriebei Booth welsh Mie hilreasel wet of um lino is 220,119111. Eel deseelniOhnenl es the part et he Cameielamme Of the Semis Naligetha is thew that the mimed Ash beings beim Weigher, warring the rawer mew he firm would wahllese the nalgelea @sheathe that it maid be Is lam a waiegte l tragp. TM pmemoses of the wYwrperweet a Axed Midge of 4grtheight and yam, oaf that vowels at the thee of ee shield layer at Wereatter. UttimatsipT dam were intreamed, lerwing he wetter to the jmhifMYm tlw Admiralty. The perliweettery and ohm expenses pomade, tie bll firths U.., am amid tie inahat to b. twesn 40,0001 and iikhiL LONDON AND MOM WIWI= RAILWAT.The com sittce, in reporting*. panmedie of this company's two bills, state that the Oiled ef the left le to effect arrange wets with !wit emptlal, end far eniargement tee ef eletiens et Wedelns end Killeen t and of the eseind. I awry Ilene new Oohed. to connect wititthe shin ming& waft Ozhed, Wonsester,ini 1 1 8 1 . = hey edge Weft Illiempowits between UM IMINIIIIMpani and the Leaden sod North western. The emmitsos re-1 poet that the fleteeill *eel of the eseepaey is to enable them to entmet, try dome. their 'Wefts debt Ma irre deemable Mak. heesieg enrol interest est estteeileg time and a \Wpm seek wash, mew or detentes, Meek ie haw priority,' Weesea er dividend ewer Wedgies peeiheenes shares or Meek of the esmenny ; bee hmemmi se this es• bettors steel will aft he esselled Wised of ere debentures beetmlles es me weep ahe Mem Nee kW rest, which Maned homy a pnority ism all millisse shares or sunk of the esespeny, the esimaillell did esli deem the creetimiet the debenture stock to be a " grant ing of pretense. or priority " within the meaning of the 128th standing Mier, oran alteration of the tense of any existing prehessee or priority within the meaning of the 129th stamilnig seder. The committeeamended the bill by doebdreg the expediency of creating a debenture . 0 stock, with ea kasewn not emeedieff 3 par oent., instead of an interest pnitirely of 31 per cent. GMAT lIVISTItIef Itataway.--Yestenhy the committee on this company's bill, for the parchese and transfer of the Kennett mid Avon Canal, for making arrangements with the With', fionserset, and Weymouth, and for additional works at Meet, puma the preamble. . _ Tms Lasser Itur.wer.—The committee on this bill, for • railway Ole the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, at Thornton Inaction, to t►e town of Leven, with branches to the Kirkland wor►s and the harbour of Levin, have de clared the parable proved. GLAMOR. Itutnasotit, AND AIIDDOSSAN RAILWAY. —The premed& edge bill, for the dissolution and wind ing-wed the aimpany, and the separation front it of the Ardennes Realm and Harbour, is also declared proved. BLITZ AND True RAILWAT.—Ths committee, in re =it& bin paned, state that it is to incorporate the fern males long, and that it has been completed • met of 150,0001. EASSIRX COCNT7IN RAI! WAY.—The sommittee report that they bare passed the bill to enable the Eastern Coun ties to me the East Anglian Mulles". USTI= UNION LND GREAT NORTRIEN JUNCTION RAILWAT.—The promoters of this bill for a railway from Norwich to East Derehant, have notified to the committee that it is not their intention to proceed with it. CHELSEA WATER WORTS COMPANT.YOBIerday the committee passed this company's bill, to extend their week' at a costof 186,5004 for better sup,: ying the city and Wm tiis of Westminster and puts adjacent with water. The money is to be raised by the citation of new shares, and the transactions dew sompany, as well u the operations of all the other eamineisey are to be subject to the supervision of the Gocommont Water Act. DISABILIM REPEAL..--The following is the tut of U isaillkost's bill. ISM b entitled "AnAA to m Minh ahitin impala by t eharad. LI " :—."W Whereas li by an ast of tba!a f I. is So Int yeti et So sobs et Ike ' As Aft Sr the feather =UM endsreernment, and the of t7fi llsll2 = l is 1 ....a ;te has of the late Primus ani ita esiligniahinq So sea Woo me ar la Ze si Psteet dWilt* snl-litses= S et ' it In smog taw met If req mow that tier Is at Ilsrosfl i nsil be $ pear of Oft min, or 11111111fillf at tbe Homo of Porn, or member Otto Howe c fft, =1 ,... L ...tbi e s si c a ssse ir sdiej p it onso tie enee or lb pswy. NMI hair this ern Mk owl lbs tom is ma sulk yew le urskie se i i as as et • wig elk* 1111. gibe. se la cm MUM fisr. er tellurian my_ selt in say send sifortity, *ha pee stow shilk et wasidie et eillalaieraloi e[ • 7 ftii prove.. se is be agX, tf i z tsty sr fted of we to be is we suits of Groat er te vete II IMODIeen to same k yediasent ami , n er ll )dnii ad in headset seedy to be ssesesel :30•• tbst &ill be sae for the lane, to by sass elk snit. bill, plaint, or i la ow of h i h2 s els st Westminster, whorls re sr sten, • we r! of law *ball Ms, •at say sawthan one Me b way of wowistfai eniebint before tba o f emessWis bdirs tbs Ossrt of Juddisy Is Il= rsi tams tbs dirbilitiss dimly awed ors • wataixel limn : lls It lbassers Ileiellli by Clwesnes mist sossuant Ibeerty. b rad wi th the whim alai eonient of the Leek spielbni end nonacid, lasi Onoinannor in this meet rellentost ssrethisi, sad hr swami* of the Or so sub of dr sail sermsms ss baser the *win as shows art he* AA he ma ill boa/ turgid : iddlided dam* OM emirs birds seseresa ad' Mrs as lista* ei Os pram r oeseetary le the yoeualary penalty istpreed tq Se ir enonloorn4 se oboe in any nurse the eminent entent in m tbsrals. Leas Dusinr.—Os Tessday sesewser, a dieststias trim lbe mist et eh. bait % healed by Leal Dud* etwert, Or D. MA S. WT1d.14., 14t» saull the hilowles mar burs et the Dr. Ossz:iXessa. W. D. Comm D. WM ~ B. ideik T. W. Tiesse, T. I. Saar (ez-chtsehwurillso), sod Mr. . Neesei. tie ebursinrsirdin elect, sousese as do alibi reddiSSlN air Prime Malt tee, w=ej d extra:nun , internists. depullotlis wee by Sir b liall.lrhe Wady dead its eldest, solids use to imp upon the =hie bled the desiss WI Ws's& erspowsidai the parish of et.Tsasirea et to odd 1 _ sesied ever es burial peinis.-11r. W. Oespw aryl ther bell aside poseseel, sospowethe the WI IL Perms to pershese bed whit the norms se essuolsot espullue Ire the rot IS was that the ealseahstdd be sertsesd. It iiesomm lo min therequishe sin, whisk wield bodes, st 4 him& No Ilbssirse soled that it wee thowlii sad Istsallus r ornery ISO Ohm abseil& be • lasi mete et ehowes. so, OM tar the pour the show &nil be made se tow as per ibis, awl se es set to los left to the siguidlos etwo Wows, er say Mbar body of m. Thom wade be no flaselty to salseries suitable die welds se essff AMasaa et the parish, the WNW albs tworput Mose et seta Is the poi* eased pest Millie Is lib Lod D. SINN led De. sines elstnatlass. laud Dishy pram* die eget et be/ 111V d swoeso we aww, sillbss4she pees) perlissul Weed set Iseg ra V bell be edynossi • eye or tier mind tie seliest sheaY hive doe eserldsodiss. Ceepsr siessd that a draft et s bib had hem pops" bed me doubt that it was is the hods se Led Deuces. The tirritatice, which was reedved will rest seurtesy, As withdrew. • BILLYART - AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY.--The bile on the shove railway was, for the week ending bad May, 1862 :—Faseengers, 1521. Os. Id. ; eabscriptions, 141. Id. ; goods and parcels, 721. 16s. Bd. - Total, WIL 14e. Bd. For the week ending May 4 , 1861 :—Paseer. pas, 1471. 14s. 11d. ; enliwriptlons, 131. 15e. &I. ; goods owl week, 661. 191. 841. Total, 2261. 10e. Id. ,852, • r , 41 comma ja - Duc Arg 7 stutlana, - 131 , tar aldegra ,yd lILDI THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY. EWING, MAY 6, 1852.. ..-- ........—..._. . the comman . FRANCE. PIEDMONT. 'gibe court. ib.oaker. the 451:11Ve00. . • The French fleet, under Admiral La Busse, sr- _ and three e rived before Gino., on the Ist, and having saluted THE STATE BALL Astale&r: • PARIS, MOMIDAT EViNTSO. the Sardinian flag, and being answered by the guns Noyst si • The Queen gave a state boil last evening, at mess of the I T I :3IIRESPOSMITIITS. It wee noted at the ceremony of to•day, as its the Buckle l' I which Buckingham Pr lace, was most numerousle att en d e d Duarel--. ; • •••••a 11Mtion "" 1 seem."' the Ulm men% lest review, that there were no Col es 'of " Vive l'Em- for Naples. • of the port, bore away, without dropping anchor, by the nobility and gentry, nearly two thousand invitations U . s et, Amy A , e Massies,"n es ware Tully lull Y ■ vet% le ea° pereur 1" This is a fact upon which you may de- TUSCANY. having been issued, and swing to her Majesty:l greei ons Rutlano , yr . with the court mournina • Bedford, 131 , i to t e s f eet. m i asm a. t o , em s y amom is tmassi nem* , met. "send, and Is evidently traceable to supetiot orders. oust se aim mesa to. limiverle-sireet s M too Omsk es ge The known hostility of Russia to the re-establish- following intelligence, evidently to be received with The Opinion* of Turin of may 2nd contains the occasion Pe7nssi°" (ex ‘ ec il p P t c f n o t r ul the ladies of the household), the ol' 41 9 1 Deentess Ogg ate ment of the Empire, and the diesprobation of Louis presented the brilliant and magnificent character usual at u mberlond, caution : e Napoleon's policy, implied by an • application for The crisis continues, but it has entered into a new Buckinghae HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDG E . Thu grand hall was decorated with beautiful flowers , the state receptions of the sovereign. Bictimond , Tees Dav-Maraiaa, KAI. , Aftersooa s Si nes the reimbursement of of the two millions phase. A compromise is now in question between the This hall, composed of white marble, and eupported by MAKQUI I - ' Ileassuow--Ileeatag, Se. tow. Afternem, 416 Elms marble columns, has two recesses or alcoves at the foot of sterling invested by the l ic a s i ll in the Five per Cents., Minister Baldasseroni and the grand ducal conscience. the grand staircase. These were filled with the choicest Waterford, e are encorn, Brom - • • -- e t o have produced a change in the plans Thhos constitutionals tu 1 a t i ons of statute, p a use ere and said in. of the P gi e n e c d e President as to the period of assuming ti te g row si with excellent taste, ri rim inn fromT wt eddiele, LONDON, THURSDAI', MAY 6. to th b e e et o l n ter th M e . "le r a ils. der of m o s ses and mignonette ; the one group "remounted del • the imperial crown. It is now beyond doubt thatCholmon her inspiration from Naples. Austria is to give her one of The regency is to belong to the Grand Duchess, who takes l'" g P c Pa e a hoe- with a beautiful specimen of the " acacia armata," and th e bury, Arnett g TO-NIGHT the Militia Bill is to come again be- the cries of " Vivo l'Empereur !' on tho 10th her archdukes for a °penciller. Perhaps the plot of this corresponding group with the " &sidle indict alga." 'a n sculpture gallery adjoining the grand hall was filled w.th Stafford, Hi ✓ fore the House of Commons fur discussion in Com- of May, will receive no encouragement from comedy has been conceived at Vienna,. and M. lisleasse roni and his colleagues may be only its docile actors. Fence sofas tables and settees for the a ccommodation e e t Mancitic shire, Dowi mitt re ; and judging by the feeling out-of-doors, and the Elyse°, which rather fears to be forced I by the number of notices of motions already on the prematurely into changing the form of government hes transmitted a note to to ou r r efi go ec v t er s n e m rio en u t si , y b u y . which she - entreats the Grand Duke ~ visitor e. The grand staircnse wax brilliantly illuminated, at the bll nianby, Ail, than to wait about.Choritiondel „ r • books of the House, the contest on this subject may through the violence of certain ponies, beanies the coaesquencee may be fatal. foot were two tripods bearing a mesa of glides of light ice_ ford, Kilda] be said to be still in its first stage. Here is a fora prize which must be brought nearer by the NAPLES. terspersed with eat crystal, the upper portion of the stair- dale. Orme list-in itself sufficiently formidable-of the militia course of events. If the ultra-imperialists carried NAPLES, APPIL 27. case being hung with whole length portraits of various m .. e ., mbers . of the . Royal F am il y.. The . anteroom . at the top Emus,- g propositions already figuring on the programme of the day, the game of Louis Napoleon would be put The frequent representations of th e foreignMeerut E '! parliamentary busines s: to the desperate hazards of war without any imam- ost beautiful specimen of internal de- co wi r i a it t e io n n , , ,,e tli e u arched ceiling is supported by columns of Malatesbur ministers at the court of Naples, relative to the °` " e ' wire. "' it " mat b e autiful with, Zeth i. T. RAIIIIIRDI- 0 move . Mr . C T 3roTiliOne to the following diate necessity in the nature of the case. By wait- effect :-Forty thousand men ( instead of eighty thouean2 treatment of political prisoners, hese at length pro- with gilded capitals. his room contain, Gibson's statues hi marble of her Majesty and Prince AP, , et Morton, D ing, the President makes it appear that the natural doted some trifling amelioration of their unhappy Cawdor, C. , may be raised to serve live years . ; each man to be drill and legitimate desire of the Frenchpeopl! is delayed ~ fifty -4z days in the first year of his service, end tea days in by an external impediment ; and he is perfectly dueed in the ornaments and drapery. This epartment leads condition. The heavy chains-those USIA Only or in which coluur is sparingly and with much delicacy intro- Clanwillitui • Albemarle, . each of the four sampan years. Of these twenty thou. the ver worst class of murderers, and which have .0 • to the green drawing-rman, the throne-mem and the plc- oon, the .., -event, be Harr Han s sand may be rolled out in the year 1852, ten thousand in . into insisting . well aware that no such imrthment could chafe the hitherto hun g about the ex-cabinet minister l'oeno- tar. caller • ; 1131 d Ton the other side of the pieture gallery .u y r e pe u r w .u. dr m ewing-rueen, the hali 11 - Dune. Des the year 1853, and ten thousand in the year 1854. And to nation into ii upon t e establishment of the strike out all the compulsory clause'. have been removed, and substituted by the lighter ere ` `t i ) yellow terfield, La empire so effectually as the frown of Russia. The irons of ordinary criminals. The same boon is ex- and the t a Silents° ou Mr. E. Be s BUILY-Te move the following amendment : fended to others of that group of condemned to which The Throne room was appropriated ore a second Bailmen t . Isfulgrave, -In clause 19, to substitute " twenty-five " for " thin; news of the day is, therefore, the prorogation of im- perial plans for the present, whether to the 15th of The orchestra was formed in the deep alcove in whirl, tau Egmont, five," aa the limit of age after which men should not Baron Poerio belongs. A commission has also been Throne is numbs, it was but slightly raised above the lle.r, liable to the ballot. August or any other date matters but little. sent to the penal bilands, headed by a General Am- and the frost we e, hung with draperies of crimson vehrt blaecleefiel Sir U. Wittount -If the compulsory clauses relit. Emperor ' s nod for the purpose of giving liberty to those rape- embi,ideeed with ~,f( f . Scaucliamt ins to ballot pus through the committee to move a proviso : The ceremony of tho ann i versary of the Emperor's death took place to-day at the Invalides. The cially who have had no trial, and are ignorant of The Hall room, which has a massive arched roof of great - Shaft. sbur Grey, Pout -That no married man be drawn by L allot, and no un- grand entrance of the hotel, the portal of the church, magnificence, being deeply panelled in architectural tom. CU C NYE! married man except between the ages of tw e nty and and the save were hung with black their offences. another o c wre Desert, is. , r- twenty-five. cloth with a Werth border. On each aide of the nave, along thescagliole of the Corinthian order, with Death has taken away f thin tched in- Pertinent. profusely enriched with gildinr, is supported bl • rt Mr. Houoes-To move after clause 16, the following The permanent orchestra is a gallery at the ' wicke, K on which were in- struments of the Neapolitan government. The too- column ofmimiml Gaineborui a- clause :-That whereas all those persons who were liable to upper galleries, were light crowns, . a be balloted to serve in the militia during the last war, north cud. celebrated president oh the Criminal Court, Navarra, Wit ca p itals. Ducie, Ile scribed the moat celebrated battles of the empire, es suffered great hardships by meson of the frequent desertion and the creations of the Institute, the civil code, the died on the 22nd inst. His sufferings were extreme. The Haut pas, on which the seats of State were Placed . ETTOII, lie. e- of substitutes engaged by large sums of money to serve in He fleet sniffed blood in '9th, from which period he for her Majesty and Prince Albert, was covered with ens. , terfield, Cl is the militia regiments of their respective COantien ;in order Univetsite, the Legion of Honour, and tho Council vage sa us act i on in con craning po t- ; had shown aea t' f • d I son The draperies enclosing it were of amber coloured 1 satin and white late. and at the back forming a back ground i Wei:WAIL Appyrici ) t o more s gr ee t a au, to res t ra i n suc h d etect i on . b e jt. enacted, o f State,. as well the treaties of Campio Forma twat offenders. The Neapolitans look upon hishaainful , , . . . has to We ,reats was a most brilliant assortment of beautiful ~ William, CI al that any militia man enrolled as • volunteer , receiving o and Amiens. O utside upon escutcheons were bla- ill bounty, or any substitute under this act, who after having zoned the arms of the empire, wit h o h m Cip h e r o f death as a visitation of divine. Providence. o been taken away from a career of infamy which his- Rowers, rising to a considerable height alien , the ae l te. r. The draperies were surmounted by a broad and massive Lichfield, A deserted from theregiment in which he was sworn to serve, Nleon. A double line of invalids extended from Nieto, Is tort' will quote ore an illustration of the immorality of gilt cornice. Mount le I. shell have been eligrehended and day tried before a regi- th ouplanade to the foot of the high altar. n *- -se the It is 11 bel • believed that Morelli, age. genera y lev Full length portraits of her Majesty end Prince Albert, Newburgh M mental or etharesemmartialge n d AIM have been duly con - greet - bodies of the state were represented by their by Winterhalter ornament this apartment. Roue, S Is visa" el lanil lin i. dissisl4 lis nail." bi ds° said hi h dign • • The Senate at the head of which anoth er vert rof justice, will be a inted to this per c ppo Adjoining the ball room is the supper room, having a a Beast to sone the some reseed if be hest originally g dance. , . . poet of Navarra, and then the state trials will be mans, T el ar M maned *seeks ia say of her te eta- was its president, the ex-King Jerome, in the uniform again resumed. deep recess at the end, within which a bullet was ar- ranged, on which the most exquinte spetimens of jewelled (Waldegra T. term abroad, sea regiment ass = a selected of Marshal of France, was placed on the Viseou: and ornamental gold plate were most effectively displayed, ..," "' lb "' A „„ f " ea .,.= t° tee _ ae lf,_ th e tie r st r„, __, L et wee * right of the choir; the orps Legielatif, headed lyn, Cann ." -ini '" ''''''''''' ma. " 88 ..."....." ".. ...". au ' b M. Billault. on the left. The prie-ditos of the GERMANY. . with the aid of a background of dark crimson, and numerous lights from place candelabra. This room containe the per- bury, Coati m *emelt mercies, se If by this mil Sesreney as War _Y. .. Exmouth, el he dislabe deemed legs thee ss sages sub ether paw l . Prince•Prestdent was on the left, and opposite to the - THE ZOLLVEItEIN. traits of Gorge IV. in the robes of the Garter, by sir Butted . , t Themes Lan renee, placed in the middle, with thew of rf mint se the kw nay &est ... end be it further maned, arm-chair of the Archbishop of Paris. The cardinals Icy, Chet e- Oat la el sash mem the meted of lull soldier's semis, is w e re r anged b e fore the altar. 'l'he President arrived BERLIN, MAT 2. George 111. and Queen Ch ar l o tt e, by Gainshorough, on Milton, l'd Yesterday's meeog of the Zollverein delegates either aide ; Frederick Prince of Wales and the Priucess of Mae "K iamma 4he ism " shes ent itle him hi gi g = at 11 o'clock, and was received by cries of " Vivo le gund, Mal Water, and the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland. Spofford, S sie else Ow hawk of senisaskall begin to be reekonsu Prosident!-Vive Napoleon !" Ho was met in the ed tin stronger lig ht tho futility only sere o pl ace a rhe tables for the supper were arreuged round three sides W mil of the arm etude* maths after he doll hem beesf these di lo 'lc i • andmake it ••t ' pings, to r 0 by the ex-Kin Jerome the ° P • q the apartment. so sensoneat *such genies es afteemid: Court of Honour g ' clearer that the w ork of reeonstructing the customs Viseoto e- &breathes *be elm of enet a Prince de Canino, Napoleon and Pierre Bonaparte, ~ - Icy, Brack se Bonaparte , union is to be done outside the assembly of plenipo- ease, under the command of Captain Kincaid, the lesonde- a_ the shall, on being with timed conduct of and the other members of the Bonaparte family pre- van, Barri -"' such salftsr, be empowered Is dots* of his service tentiarie,. The sitting u son this occasion was very Waiting. Cap 1 tains 13ellairs and Bickford, Ewing of the Enfield, I se loam As . A., which he , sent in Paris, and by the ministers and a great b rief , eon- and the representatives of two of the most im- corps, were ale° present. ding!, Jill lb - ....r. ..... '"'y - "-- " 11 laniMilli" deing duty in sue " course of general officers. A low mass was performed A guard of honour of the Foot Guards was on duty on Maidstone se neatest. by the Abbe Egli!, grand vicar of the Archbishop of portant states, Saxony and Hanover, were absent on the Palace - lawn, with the band of the regiment. '.' Mr. W. J. Fox-To mem a proviso, to the effect, thatthe opening of the meeting. M. Po:enter-Each° toldallan, Syd e- garis. A funer mass of Chernhini was performed bv Thu company ' began to arrive at the Palace at nine de no person shall be liable lie military service - - - the delegates that ho had nothing to add to the former o'cloek, those having the entri'o alighting at a temporary Loam- whine name is not ea ihe Bra as an elector for an excellent orchestra. The ceremany lasted about Vane, M.: re- declaration of Prussia upon the subject of the Bavarian entrance in the garden, and the genera l company entering some borough, city, or meaty. 40 minutes. The President, on retiring, was received Somerset, me lion, and invited those present to ro- t) from the principal p ortico . Colonel Stem:oar-To move the following classes :- stone, R. ve bv the same cries of " Vive Napoleon !-Vive le Pre- p m ?"' ' - ' The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary arrived (Qualification of officers appointed to serve in the militia e. ,„ ceea with the business upon which they had been Delamere, le of Great Britain.) That it is inexpedient to repeal so inden t . Several petitions were presented to him. at ten o'clock, attended by Lady Suffield and let ' Baran ator Is-called together, beginning with the treaty with d'Eresby, . mash or any part of the Act 42 Geo. 111., c. 90, or any I hear from a good source that the motive of theKnesebeek. Their royal highnesees were received by the feria, EliC or Hanover, the first chapter of which he proposed to Maids • of Honour, the Grooms, and the Equerries-in-Wait- le- ether subsequent act, as relates to the qualification of 011 journeynr.dertaken by the Emperor and Empress of have read for discussion. M. Meixner, the represen- ing, by whom they were ushered to her Majesty. w man, Ern een appointed to serve in any of the regiments of militia in Ituesia is a serious attempt to produce a dumblo her- Broughton tea Soo n after ten o'clock, the Queen and Prince Albert were Great Britain • els*, that it is essential to the constitution, Bavaria, tative of objected to proceed with this basi- Fitzclareu The lot ' the • • t te f molly between the courts of Vienna and Berlin. . hem the y ellow conducted by the Lord Chamberlain , t as by law established, that respective appose men o nese before something positive had been decided on ßobert Gr - - all officers pommies the required qualifiatlon by the he Czar will operate i'n this intention at Vienna , while respecting his motion. Some of the small south - 3 . 1 , drawing-room through the saloon 'into the ball-room. Iler Howard, dI • Royal H i g h ness • . Asti by th Neely an Is i s were accompanied e ..„ aforesaid Act, Geo. let ., c. 90, or an y subsequent act re- the Empress will turn to account her influence and sII German states supported this demand, but the first Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary, and were l i e e lilting to the militia, shall be made by the lieutenants of intimacy, as a sister of the King of Prussia, to pro-C l ou t s Ila chapter of the treaty was read, after which the us- attended by the Mi stress of the Robe% • the Countess of by comities or by colonels commending regiments in which duce a corresponding effect at Potadam. The task sembly broke up, having sat only an hour. No one Charlemont, Lady in Waiting ; lion . Matilda Paget and Londesbor o each regiment is raised or to be raised from time to of reconciliation , in a personal point of view, of the Hon. Mary Seymour, Maids of Honour in Waiting ; the Leigh, la time as occasions may demand, by end with the ap- en ' courts of Sans:Souci and Scheenbrunn is scarcely here believes that the refractory states w ill ' peohation sad emotion of her Majesty. That the ap- th • aft they gla c e assur ed th emse l ves their oppos ition , . ter eagle, No. Household, the Comptroller of the liourechold, Lord Pol. William I' point:seats of &apeman, to serve in the respective situations needful, as the only obstacle - that Prussia will rather part company with them worth, Lord in Waiting; Sir Edward Bowater, Groom in se of adjutants, t amistant•surffeensi paymasters , or ing between thetwosovereignslay in the arrogant pre- M.l'., Alf h e than comply with their demands. Waiting ; Lord Charles Finney, Equerry in Waiting ; tho blesdale I ~ quartermasters, s all be made by the lord -hentenants of tensionsof PrinceSchwarzenberg and the unmitigable Pages of Honour in Welding, the Groom of the Stole to the '''' Empties or by the colonel, or commanding o ffi cers of each ' a l ". ' regiment of metros • and this shall also include all other asperity with which they were urged. On the other hand Loyd George Lennox, Lord in Waiting to his Leonanle, s pp o ut urn t s of inferior rank, as may a pp ear necessary for the interests of the two rival German states are so DEATIIALEXANDER MACKAY, Trines; • , Royal Highness ; Lieut.-Col. Francis Seymour, Groom in Seymour, Temple= for carrying into effect the duties of am seas from time to divergent, that it may be doubtful whether the best TSB " INDIAN COTTON COMMISSIONER." Waiting to his Royal Hiehness ; and Licut.-Col. the Hon. A. Gordon, Equerry in Waiting to his Royal Highness. Wellesley, at time ; and this power shall matinee in force until repealed, understanding between William Frederic and It is with feelings of deep regret that we (Moat- The Queen wore a dives of white tarlatan over whip BiLltONl to or otherwise amended by act of parliament. Francis Joseph, fostered in the most sincere manner cheater Examiner) announce the death of Mr. Alexander watered silk, trimmed with black and white flowers and LAlllt. le- Sir Da LACY Evass-To move the following addition to by Nicholas, will ever produce a hearty co-operation. Mackay, the Indian commissioner appointed by the Man- diamonds. Her Majesty's head-dress was composed of a 'Truro Si the twenty-eighth clause :-And provided also, that nothing , ex-re veforthe kL de B eev ill e, the tati e y. of this act shall be taken to repeal or alter the provisions Paget, S ular volumes upon America entitled " The Western • d- contained in an act of the forty-fourth year of King George has accompanied his refusal to take the oath by the EP r lie Duchess of Cambridge wore a dress of black net Over fourel, I world," and for several years connected with the daily black glace silk, embroidered with black bugles, the fic- he 111., chapter 64, intituled, "An Act to consolidate and following letter to the prefect : press in London. Mr. Mackay was a barrister. Mr. macher ornamented with pearls and diamonds. Her Royal Tufnell, ( I. ame nd the provisions of the several acts relating to corps of Monsieur le Prefeet,-When I was e l ec t e d member of Mackay left this country on the 20th December, 18.10 Vere. Via r Highness's head dress was formed of a magnificent tiara of re- Yeomanry and Volunteers of Great Britain, and to make the council•general of the Gard, I reciived a mandate from under the most favourable auspices, tieing accredi t ed anti large pearls and diamonds, with black lace lappets. nee, Eliza t h e regulations relating thereto," so far es the same applies to the electors without conditions, which I have fulfilled in recommended to the Chamber of Commerce of Bombay by The Princess Mary wore a dress of white net over white J. Waist is , the enrolment of corps of yeomanry and volunteers, and tho plentitude of my right, which mandate I cannot and t h e eb ani b eenn e Commerce of Manchester , Li ver p oo l, ..a Young, 1 glace silk, deg intly trimmed with white bugles and white the exemptions to which such corps are entitled by virtue will not suffer to be deteriorated in my hands. I consider R e s, Clau Glasgow, and carrying with him the full confidence of the r o ses , with ornaments of pearls and diamonds on the eto- of the last-mentioned act. the nib which lam asked to take, even if it were not the mercantile and manutacturing public connected with the macher . ' Her Royal Highness's head deem was composed liallybun Oct" Here, we repeat, is a formidable list of texts for AB- negation of my polities! faith, u an infringement on this cotton trade. The main purpose of his appointment was to of white roses, pearls, and diamond,. Hastings, discussion b ut this is far from all. Other notices have right, and I think that in refining to take it I respond to ascertain, by an unbiassed but minute investigation on the • Ihe assembled visitors followed her Majesty and her Thesiger, ON been, or will be, entered, and the ministers will yet with their suffr es. the feeling of those who honoured me ell spot, the real obstacles which prevent an ample supply of august circle from the Saloon and Picture - gallery into the Trol l ops, ma End that, although they may get a majority in the The mandate may be torn to pieces in my hands, but I shall good cotton being obtained from the East Indies, and the B s al. roon , at least haul preserved it up to the last moment in the same causes which impede the extension of our commerce with .. • • A q uadrille was immediately formed, and the Queen Willough Seymour, lee House of Commons, they will be in a lamentable mi- state as when I received it, and I here declare that it is not that country. opened the ball with the Duke of Iluecleuch, the cis- a-c ts Diuglas, nority in the country when the balloting papers are voluntarily nor without protesting, that I separate myself The mission was one requiring great industry, intelli- being Prince Alb ert an d t h e ni eces . m u ., Bowater, the sent round, and the real weight of this scheme for mak- from interests, the defence of which was confided to me • geuee, and sound judgment on the part of the individual • The Duke of Cambridge arrived at halt-Past ten o'clock, `ornate t eke Cit. DE SCRTILLT,Maria Ds pet. ing raw soldiers begins to prom upon the people. It selected for the arduous and responsible undertaking ; and attended by Lora William Paulet and Major the lion. Member of the Council-General of the Gard. it was peculiarly fortunate for the interests represented by J ames M ac d ona ld . George , th e must be remembered that the militia-men are to be Paris, May 3. non, J. the body with whom the mission originated that they were The ball having been opened, dancing was commenced Ilarriet and placed under martial law ; and that they will, of Tho Meniteur contains a communicated note, giv- able to secure the services of a gentleman so eminentlyetusli- iu the Throne-room, with the Quadrille of all Natiuns. The lof course, be liable to the lash. , , ing the following particulars respecting the arrange- lied in everyrespect to carry out their views. Brothers Labitzky attended with their orchestra in this sens e , E '"' When a militia was first „Proluated hy the wing meats for the fete on Monday next: On his amva l Mr. Mackey was cordially received by the ball-room, and played the following (emcee : Homby, Bombay Chamber of Commerce, and every facility afforded minister, whom it eventually overthrew , we sug- The engineers have bees Merged with the construction . . ~ WALI Z.& Theken gated that if a reserve force was wanted in England of the tribunes which an meted is h em e j t h e to him for the prosecution of his inquiries, whi.li were con- Fillet Leaves e n t,in F t e se g r i me peeidess he tinned during the whole of last year, and the re ulta of s Lovely Shine a common sense view of the matter would suggest Fools Kilitairo, to roue lobiirte. tan, l'el`le which have been from time to time transmitted home. The Toni sit di mange% the pose maid bodies . The Bathe hit time) what ought to be done. And it would be this. By the fo r ei g n emit' l u Kinnaire ito of the state, and aR the seennitneed WWI in- enfluence of the climate of India was however, too much p 4 riii ,,, o Dnam Strauss. Stanley t L working of our military system-especially since the vited te wi tness t h e of t h e di ts gb u d es a for a constitution not naturally robust , he was compelled QUADALLIIII. r eed operation of our plan for limited enlistment-there are the seam . other mimes ses b y t b e „o men to terminate his labours sooner than he bad anticipated, and Quaitride of all Nadas Lablicky. Vocal, did every year some thousands of soldiers released from on tee terseasseedes i g s . p r i est . h i d e hh ie t, endeavour to regain his health by leaving the country. 1 Marthi lie left India on the 3rd of April, but his strength gra- Steinhet Labitricr. F. Bent out the ranks on the termination of their period of service. ,_euteurkod m _ t h stes ellekelo of e k ,..„ Chi11i1 Thr.,..0.. & .. Will Weet pf ° th ir t y 4 ,11., m titim " .. .j. dually failed until the 16th on the evening of which day hi‘uth• the ~,e . These men are in truth veteran soldiers, most of "" """""`" -- ---•- - h breathed his last. We i told that he suffered little MIAS. C. Des A treating the Mahar' nem esepposed. :In the centre • .. are Alice ii - di them in the prime of life and a ll of them thoroughly t h em t ag h e t h e t a me of t h e p i m a , eA d on each side until within half an hour of h is death, and that up to that v it .. Labotey. B. hallo , it drilled. If from our population we ore to form an tribune of moms with a paoMaiii use of of his faculties, 418. There will be Period h e retained the full hi s w ill having, The loyal Merienneet• T. hewiee. Ink, O. Previous to his dissolution, made his will and confided his GA101.6. hat Army of Reserve, we smgested, and again urge, that beside, separate Wham 071,180 Mmes. In the tribune prey' , be - tte d Military Labiuky. (2). (Ch swe should not draw skilled workmen from their well- og the Fakes wig be Plaint* , t h e me d a l, en d papers to the care of a falow_passenger, to trans= The Laura k ee n s We.lingtue erorresey. Duffcrin a s '' paid labour, young husbands from their homes, raw and Mesh& Of France, the Flee& Paris, end the heasehdd at the Piniamit. In the smiasmdasa e „„, t i , to his brother in Inverness. Theme and other details are, sentained in the following letter, addressed by Mr. Arthur Mmars. and T•sins The quadrille band of mars. Coote an Tine Monteag pre- lads from their shops, or loose vagabonds from the tr a ms e g the s haft w o h e sum a, mange, et Latham, a mercantile geetleman, who was on board the . room, stationed in the ball and performed a number of Loudest, the pet-henees to put arms into their hands, and, after a the seeps diplomatime std their lrs_ sad he same vessel, to Mr. Barley, the President of the Chamber Quad ri lles , waltzes, polkas, and geloes. Cremorr ads QM weeks drill, to think we have in them - a re- the left the ieedly ef the Prime slient, the et Commerce. Refreehments were served during the evening to the Beauvais' "At Sea, en board the Hon. Company's steamer numerous assembly in the Green Drawing -room, and in the man, A "e liable ease for defence, but that we should lodes of the manstene the amehels and whiled;Garter-room, and between twelve and one o'clock nipper Churchil tel &m um l i ii i fee. br i nging into p yas an a ux iliary " M dear S'r You Aydalia, April 17, 1862. will, no doubt have heard from Mr. was served to her Majesty and her illuetrious guests in the Rivera, liartime M ate in other wileass, to the re s s i r left, will be .. Al y d Mackay,hat his health , seriously sat ia ted State Diuing-room. The service was eutirely of gold plate, Knightl, dee force the themands of veterans who have from time an d L eg ed e d.” g e d y, t h e et isms, the eia er y, having and some of the most beautiful specimens of artistic skill in Louisa lad to timbales released from semiesin the line. Many l n dia, he was about to leave the country by the steamer I'd"."1 bodies Sabe l viii" tie (lease ' 1 °nit"' ,Tithrd - st i n the ho e that the chang e would benefit the precious metals were displayed on the long range of Brooke, Ile fli 41111101611111111811811111118101 mot len flimilned to renew any sed . Apessal, the Ci Tribunal, dm meghtmess, th e him. _ ka • p my tb igru a rta n tables on which the repast was laid. Single flowers of man (2 This, however, was not to be . strong y b" ' PneekeellgegEgaZ7 om.llllllooge , bat the feeling of Tl46°l ' l° C '""` "" ' tb• ill" 4" P"; ael " Pria• foiled, until the evening of the 13th, ti m e th e d o o m s s a p- great beauty, and groups of plantsiu full blouom relieved Cavenili Avethe ingrise Council hall " tem a M a s t el * *Ye a 'dais" i s %lila strong laming ' U. °•"" et " that an abacessof the liver bunted* the Mesa o . of Public lansestba, the hem bodies, bladed by s way occasionally the gorgeous . magnificence of the golden -cc- Itobt. Cs' mit, emeigh ate mit it beyond doubt, that ir r o l ler L "' dm Ti"-'-, es the ambers ef the sensed bodies of the ~.„, and su ff ocat i on an d consequen t d ea th igiss d. 1 vice. The whole be ng brilliantly lit with gold candelabra. ham, E. he su ff ere d little until within half an Tho following had the honour of receiving invitations .- beet (2), la at item cents Win offered, a eery large lone in- peaseeoemslesesse nag Mae% tbe gemegemenies sod prom. on glad to say, tha t • lull The French Ambassador and the Countess Walewskt and OPT deed of this highly reliable clam of men might sots el the whoa ef the StaisMajes, the Pelytesitme, ead hear of his decease, and until then also retained the(2), S. captain confided to me nof his facilities. The has the Diplomatic Secretaries and Attaches of the Embassy : the John M. end be induced to join what might be called a Veteran St. Cyr, the posh* at the Oise i se s = se lkilowed by raN SW f . asti very gate mow m ac h ay , u nder i ntern ., Belgian Minister and Madame Van de Weyer, the Diplo- Knox (2 ilea o f ' ,a m NM Mn, or very • Army of Reserve; to be caMd out for inspection for the et l uthti g r ee ma glu e s et e - gtd whom he has left sole legate, and executor, under • will Diana Secretaries ain • Madame B. and Attaches of the Legati , _ Johnsto md ; of Paris ea . a week or two in the year ; receiving pay for that ~t h o h e „ de, t h e ft../ * smo k e ,' e l p ee * drawn up a few hours before his death. These I purpose do k , oeselaert • Madame and Mdlle. Delepierre ; the Bars- Hill, Di the period; entitled to wear some honorary mark of the sta ff of the asserased wavy i the imams ef sondes to send by the first steno , " to misers. Arbuthnot Ewan, rian Minister and Baroness de Cetto ; the Argeutiue Minis. worth, 1 Ivies former. marries and present position; sad receiving and ' ter and Co. of Liverpool - and I have suggested to Mr. Mackay and oho Diplomatic Secretar y • the R ss'an Minister o, u. a &voiles, the Innl dumb*. of the fraii4Fdisage, that arrival he should select! W ow of a prima and the Baroness di Brunnow, and the Diplomatic Secrete- mend, A,lela.d and moreover a bounty upon their enrolment, and an the anetioaeen, and the semassrelet sal leseames beams. "" the nature, and acreage with those of Mr. Mackae's friends on vies and Attachis tho Hanoverian Minister; the Prussian ton, Cr '▪ "/ annual sum to be fixed, by way-as it were-of &lee are "' lima &n th ' inn" ' " ill• " 1 " 1"1 " 4 - wham behalf he came out to India, as to the disposal of the Minister and Madame Bunsen, Millie. and Millie. Theodora Hope, meat be great beam teethe state. The two side meo s = i n b e retainin fee. Membership of this body should prime d g o t h e ajeditertit he p ag e remainder. It is at Mr. Mackay's own request, made when Bunsen, and the Diplomatic Scretaries and Attaches ; the Ernest : Meg a mark ,of honourable distinction; no u s es, An the, whams sasesossunienedue emend. I, all hope was at enend, . that I now address you ,• and any Swedieh and Norwegian Minister, and the Diplomatic Ric et further information respecting this ea a air d r • I shall b . Secretary ; the United States Minister and Mrs. Abbott Tufnell, masse s° guradin punishments should be permitted ; heat et these me pissed 110111.11.11‘ 110114 whet will .... .._, addend., me a line t o Lawrence, Miss Abbott Lawrence, and the Diplomatic J. Stun said • should be taken as a recommendation for ascommodollo pert = Ow feertaos and an reserved for aunt ns1 ) 11 to anven your on your the care of Messes. Arbuthnot, Swart, and Co., where I Secretary and Attache ; the Spanish Minister and the Dir. Spencee a ra. tab employment as that in the various police corp s soredgessa• ly for ammo of ilassiits armies, who tweet to be about three weeks or a month hence. Mean- losnatie Secretaries and Attach e. ; Madame de Cornea ; the ford, M TO sad in the ts for which such persons wo uld , t h. su s s w e b e will bola etedgerni. The whale ag IM thaws great , bodice time a d A e sa hAsi Sardinian Minister and the Diplomatic Secretaries and I _lbe ether balks wilt be re- nlte_f t :m very tr y yours, , arntat r . J. Rom tram be ellgibie In and other public establish- pigmebbod by Ali the diptheries and [one- Tmu Bszley, km., Manchester. ' Attaehees ; the Greek Minister and Madame Trieoupi and the Diplomatic Secretary ; the Turkish Minister and J. Troll Leferre pm 11111111111. Oae veteran soldier of this kind wpnld nowise will be its eniftna. TM amid* council have , Madame Musurus, and the Diplomatic Secretaries and At- Sir J. C ace,- WWl] be worth sin raw militiamen, and certainly obtaiaapsrmission to meet anthems fa themselves, et their THE LIVERPOOL POWDER MAGAZINES.-CODAI- tales • the Netherlands Minister and the Diplomatic Sc- ed.p. F rD. e sker need sot me acts than two of Mr. WALPOLE'S own eaosito, in order di they may all Mead. In order &um, sensation h as b een create d i n Li verpoo l b y t h e pub- cretariis and Attaches ; the Portuguese Minister and tho G. 1.);, ‘ h as possible to prevent ermilmisa die tenets will be pond awkward squad. At the beginning of the e lication of a letter from Mr. Samuel Holme a member of muntess de Lavradio, and the Diplomatic Secretaries and Henry laden of ' efferent colours, and each have • segesue Meee of en- the Town Council , i Continent , '• ' • at present travelling on the Attaches; Madame Pinto de Several, 1. iscountess d Alte, F. Le er nub. session the: present ministers , in adopting the navy n em ,. detailing the particulars of the fearful catastrophe at Turin, Madame F. de la Figamera, Madlle. Sarmeuto; the Bra- Stgi o h N er earl NEMISOIS left by the Whigs, took • vote of the Five important bills are to be shortly presented i e the uprose= of the powder magazine of the Place silian Minister and Madame de Mowed°, Mutate. de Mace l°, is B. pobliesioney that they might follows:int & scheme for • to the Legislative Body ; viz., the credit for the first Fallow, by the side of the Dora, and showing that the and the Diplomatic Secretaries and Attaches ; the 8k ilian Utley, ayes navy reserve for manning our ships of war. The works to be executed in the &loge° ; the railway greatest danger will always exist in Liverpool of a similar Minister and the Princess di Carini and the Diplomatic Berne I lend prepadtion was to give to able seamen in the men - from Perim to Cherbourg ; t h e commend law , the catastrophe, not only at the present magazines, but when Secretary ; Madame Martino ; the Danish Minister an,i A. Dun lamthe 800 tons of gunpowder shall be removed to Boating Madame de Bilro and the Diplomatic Secretary ; the Misses lord ellenterrvice an annual retaining fee invirtueof which law on public instruction, and a law on the c ustoms . magazines on the Mersey, within a mile of some portion of Persian Cha erg d'Affaires and the Diplomatic Sr- Colonel e s theautherities should be entitled to Call upon all who The Council of State is about to examine the fol- the towns and within three miles of a population of half a received it to acne in the royal navy in the event of lowing Tilefliures a war or of any other national emergency. In ear- else 5,6, and 7 :-1. The bill for modifying Arti- million inhabitants. of the code of criminal instruction FIELD-LIRE RAGGED Scnoors.-Last evening artery and Interpreter ; the Austrian Charge d'Affaires and the Diplomatic Secretaries and Attaches ; the Peruvian Chargé d'Affaires and the Diplomatic Se- Blanch Miss A, Campb mio =lat this maritime plan there must arise the relative to crimes committed in foreign countries. 2. the tenth annual meeting of these schools took place at the eretary to the Mission ; the Mexican Charge d'Affaires bord, 1 west. schoolroom in West•street. The Earl of Shaftesbury who and Madame Facie, Mademoiselle Facio, and the Diplomatic Lucy li Mdse ___. iiiiisolty oldie mikes big !way at sea, Police regulations relative to waggons and pub- . _ dent of . . . . is me pre-indent the senool, officiatea as cbairman • e retary an etae e ; ount ntiveg re neon , ' We Sec d A h• C Be ' I WA • • dish, lona aea__?,, ketiltresells,. ____,,lehea they =E it be most lie conveyances. 3. The bill for calling out the muting being well attended by the respectable inhabilants Baron 13erchlingen ; Lieutenant Flier ; Colonel and 'Mrs. eeymoi 111: ..../Nle Walaameffra veteran kegs say ooere - contingent of 80,000 men of the alas of 1852 ; and of the district. The annual report, which was read by tho Fremont; Mr. and Mrs.:lngersoll; Mons. L. M. de Monte- bell, Ei pending dEllenlty need netedee. A to that body 4. The bill on the execution of the law relative to secretary, showed that during th e past year there hadbeen :rums ;M. Jean Musurus, le Conseiller de Cour de r, ter- sell, hi "1" tho rule PrePolto d fo r the eselaell- Do the punishment of hard labour. imerasa t r on increase of 300 scholars, between 120 and 150 of whom son; Lieut.-Colonel Schwabe; Lc Commandeur and Meilanie Mrs. 1 nent• not draw them pe from industrial At the Bourse the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., hread-winning avocation% give them an annual after going dowd to 99.40, rose to 99. a flas-call them to an =anal muster-bind them by of 20c. from yesterday. The Three per Cents, rose had attended daily in summer, and between 150 and 200 in Pereira . 4 ... winter. Several interesting instances of the value of the Ritter de Walkman ; Mr. dos Silva ; M . T. L. Viuider Straeten ; Chevalier Abbott Lawrence, Jun. ; Le 85 . bein g a '''' school in reclaiming the wild youth of the neighbourhood Marquis Taliacarne ; Chevalier de Minim ;M. and Madame 'Withal Spaldit Ft. Wee were mentioned. The industrial and reading dames foe Gabriel Kamensky ;the commanding officers of the arena- Elng, sty of good pay and good treatment to their Honourable oe., closing at 70.15. Bank of France shares fell men, women, and rods, which are attached to the zagged dice Guards, of the Coldstream Guards, and of the Sots Ludy I It kr Service in an Army of Dedham-and then, instead of intr. Thu Marseilles rsilwat' rose 12.50; Central, schools, were represented to have been most numerously Fusilier Guards ; the Gold Stick in Waiting ; the Lord J. (alt is ko patting national trust in Eighty Thousand Shams, 2.50 ; Rouen and Lyons fell '2.50 each; Havre attended. Out of the adult pupils twelve bad emi- Mayor and the Lady Mayoress ; the Major-General cont- bury C r Pro- 1g we might have an Auxiliary Army of Veteran Citizen- Northern, Bordeaux, and Straibourg, 1.23 each. ' grated during the year. Attached to the schools mantling at Portsmouth (Major General J. Simpson); the Spence I, and Soldiers, whom any general might be proud to lead, there is also a night refuge for the entirely destitute, in Silver Stick in Waiting ; the Field Officer in BeMado Cust, .1 which '2,000 person, were housed and provided with bread Waiting; the rages of honour in Waiting; tho roy, ) MOM sad on whom the nation might with confidence rely. since its opening in May last. During the year the re- Commander of the Royal Yacht and the First Lieutenant; 'Willi= rtesy, Our navyin order-a Veteran Enrolment for Defence, ITALY. eeipts In• subscriptions and donations have been I,oBBt, and the Adjutant in Brigade Waiting ; the comman ding ofticets Middle --end No Militia. Such should be our rallying-cry. the expenditure Ka, leaving • balance of 1011. in the of the Ist, 2nd, and 3rd Battalions ofMonkrenadier Guards,M onk -The --- hands of the treasurer. The report was received and and three officers of each battalion ; the commanding cdr , Cherie tiding - cen of the Ist and tad Battalions of Coldstream the - r it e Wa lde itions, CORR AND BANDON Ranwev.-Return of traffic The Count she Chambord loft Venice on the 27th coasted by the eel. Rev. Mr. Brock. Other addresses in sup- and three officers of each battalion ; the commanding ... a Edmul Total, for week ending Saturday, May Ist, 11162 :-Pamengers, port of resolutions laudatory to the schools, and pledging errs of the Ist and 2nd Battalions ; .. of the Seots FUSii... mon, at assen- parcels , etc., 101 i. Ps. 2(1. ; merchandise, cattle, he., alt. for Cil Ito attend funeralservice th on z, a on e the meeting to their support, having been made, a vote of I Guard*, and three officers of each battalion ; the commies . ..l Capt. I goods 4U 5.. led. • total, 1471. 1511. Od., 20 miles open. Carta• anniversary of the death of King Charles X. From thanks was given to the chairman, and the meeting broke ing officers of the let Life Gu ard ., and fair Aker... tllO Kerr )Kowa mediae week last year: MI. 7s. 3d., 10 miles open. Ooritz the prince was to proceed to Frolistiorf. up lifter inspecting the dormitory. commanding officer of 2nd Life Guar.:', and four (fracas; .