The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

~~; I. li E , 4 • nester Men is the •eheseity epee. He he/, beweva, -ere patentee, is view these gramenal wheels Is sahib it was e Wl wary by the tams et the lbeadetlee that the master ahnu'A re a amass etarts. . . _ BOUVERIE •Itosght the nesse hilt rim by tbs hon. plead. wan might to sake the hews very cereal how It lightly agreed to the amendment The founders of grammar sithcole bad meet likely the alaseteal charter, of their austere in stow when they setablished 'heir charity If a dies-nter founded a school ha would eery probably with the Inert.? to boor the Men militant as himself, sad a stipulation of that kind WY quite nampatible with the 111011101i01. .1 eland learning. Kr. I. BUrT elan opposed the mottos whit& Mr. HEYWOOD consented to withdraw. The provi des was ono that would hare to he enacted some day, and he wen quite willieg to welt a peer or two linger. The toi•el reeding of the bill w.s thris Bred f Monday. The Lunat e A. lama (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill was peered throng'. e ntinitioe. Ti. Pee. Prwerveticia (Ireland) Bill was mai a third the and pawed. Tho adjourned debate ore the second reading of the Joust Mock Compsairs Windlait•up Act Anteadaeat Bill was raseamit t. Mr. F. HUME, who remarked spore wino litigstod Deists which weir. now poodles is relation to the Tipswyszy Back, and sweet, d that the flutter memo or Ike erasure should be responded aatil judgment had beet sine is time euw Mr. DEASY hoped that the bill wooldthe read a mond time ia older to pat as sod to the anomalies of the law relating to the Joist Stool Companies in Ironed. Then nospenin street is • very different position to Hagfish campuses. The hove was perhaps net aware that by as set oldie Insb parliament, al s. on so a bathing company stopped penmen every partner in It was abooletely divested of ell hie property for the purposes of the poyment of the debts of that beak. That might have bean • very wise neaten for the times is whin it was posed, Int to the pen at day it was totally napplicabh. The now quinces t (this law were that the bankers of Inland and en. ry tallwas &login hid been advised that they were not safe is tronferring 'hues or stick. belonging to person , . who wen shareholder is the Tipperary Bank. At the ease time the official meaner made cells for the panne of mutated up the beak, and thee the two conflicting laws time is cnltitios, and reedited is • dead lock. Under then circus vanes, he thought that the hone ought at can to proceed to as oneendmeeit of the law. Mr. Cebu, Mr. J. 0. Phillietiore. std Mr. George op poled the meaeure, objevieg chiefly to its nut:tenches anion ern the elf .irs rat the Tipperary Bank. The SOLICITOR GENERAL said that in esteems •Ossis , lng of • rest somber of persons, the business must be dir. sad by the majority, and this of wens held good when the rosters Secants bankrupt. This was the principle of the Bankrupt Act, but if the affairs wen bro•ght seder the Win.tior -op Act the pr.nciple was most imperfectly de veloped, end th , ogs that were most aneesery for the pre en' Aloe of the property and the rennin of liti gation were pretested beteg dose, noses' there wee so ffeetnai mode by which the esektit) weld bind the ni , notity. le main cases, a strong minority eveceteded in caeryii g on an Itiloanatill litigation to the greet toroth of akiliciters, bet the serious detriment of the shareholders and creditor,. It appeared to him that the trieciple should be avail's', ftr settling the affairs of • company when it fell late cl-Sloulti.s sad applied to the law. He quite concurred, however, in the cpinion that it would be Ileatesary to Intro due some limitations into the sot. For instance, he did sot sonar in ter. provision giving to two.thirds of the ereditore rennin • meeting power, without referential to the gene ral body of the credt•ors, bat that was not as objet ties to the principle of the bill, only a limita tion which might be Introduced is committee. With retard to the other provision 'alibiing creditors to attend meetings before the muter, Es centidend it eery wholesome, as creditors would be enabled to appoint a re press:aroma to defend their rights before the seater, a Vino which they wire enable to do at preeeat. As to it• beteg ex post bode legialation, it was so more so that say other measure for the amendment of the law. He treated, thseefire, that the bone would wad it to the 'mashie*, where he would propose that the third and fourth section tenth be emitted u leading to litigation. He behaved that his hoe. sad leaned friend who had charge of the bill would n.st object to these and other necesesry alteration. After • few wards from Mr. firooman, and • reply from Xf. MALIxa, who had charge of the bill, the hone divided. For the wend reading, 112; antioit, 77-35. The bill was then read a it cr.ad time. Os the mottos for the wend reading of the Agrieelturel etstistice Bill, temosetranoes were urged by Mn. Bin- TIMM, 84 J. YARDS Sousa, and 'any ether members, respectiag the neluenees et gaoolo.llllll with the merino at so &demised • period of the !canon. Lord PALMERSTON, after some resistance. lOnsented Os withdrew the seineete, intimating his inn** to refer the question to • eammittee early is the enniag solace. The report from the committee of supply wee brought up and agreed to. The /Indiana Lusa Bill was read • snood time. The house njouraed at In minutes past one. Pet RLIA hi RNTA RP COMMITTERS. THE ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE CRIMEA. This committee met spin yesterday ; Mr. A. Stafford talkie Asir. The Berl ofCard ire was easabssi—lllie said he bad the means 4 of the Light Cavalry hefted, Is the Crime., sad bed paid oust atesatisa le the snag nulled departwat Me of opinion the ffilimmieffight Wbe a grout., eased easeebed by the Osoreashwole•Cliet wet tb medial deo pelmet He thespht the medial depertmeet should he male more heduse. The pineal relative posiPos of sissy mimed easels sad the other others was perfect/7 satiofeetery. He would set Invest • medial. efile.r with pity 'military authority, or it might hem the effect of cab- I artist the authority of tbo coesseador of the reenlist. He hoc gives evident* before the thbestepol e smites last you en tee se* ji et of the seediest demurest of the army, sad be adbi red to that *Tides's. The army was mat la takeoff, applied with medielsee from the Lades at Vireo. Taty loot thirty-me saes is • mouth—ma of them dyirg of clulere. Is emeemece ef the tail mut of erdieieta and sadisel milking, tie wrote • vett preseist ',tier to Lord Hague, who wet for the I "let of tlie mammal dapartmeet at Vera*, sad them there was as Impsweiteest. He was erred, reqeseted not to write to Lewd Raglan, bate the nee were dye, for want et midi. dos he hit it We duty to do sr. Bus after there woe a =seismillelest supply at meficines set te Vuaa, sad she elaatert*. la the Como., whoa they got et, MOW elewlek, the member of surgeries was set oodititur. Mill as ague with the mem reguistiess of the service se is esaveleseeete. He sever heard of the medial clime Mem sedelleast of civil selvage that • largess woe pisi Is labs has owa lens te water. Ho did sot he.. what was meat by a prairie to • regiment, as he had sewn see see. The espioymeat of evil disposers of medieisee he seasidered to be meet objeet,oaable. He tilt @stilled that if evil dimmers wove appointed with the Imhof mite they would so more do that duty that the emitteet surgeons, hut It would devolve apes man sib ',Caste. Amy nos-ermaistiosed Oh or. or a sea tam from Us nuke, might soon be alight to sake tip sash eine. The met wauld prefer heist a.ti laded by their eon rade., aid he would erotism the pre •et aystem of hospital searsaata. u malstasksergeow la the eavilry is @floored Iwo house, mid be was sherd Std. each per day for forage M tee. TM Weeder, from tM pay of au aseistaai - warm were very keen Maid, but set nom than the dedoeVost from other elbows, as as olleer's pay was coal sulliaitat to cover the exposers of he welfare. The prune system of pershag waits was isoulliehat, as easy defective men wire passed by stelhourgeoss, sad It was very diflieult to get rid of than. He thought • me dical b ard would bo a better controlling authority them 'must with the direotor-gmerel, as he comeidered the oasine ore board would be sore fair. Is the event of • war breskiet oat, he was of °plaice that • mush latter member of 'medical °Metre sad medial motes should be seat am. He thought that soy difficulties that sight be felt hoes the must system would be itereased by the istrodeeti • of civil d lemma re of maids* late the tinny. Sir Jobs Liddell, the heed of the Navy Medial Depart ment, was ant inasilmd, who said he was assaulted by the Board of Admiralry se to all medical promotes'. There wee • system of compulsory retirement of surge's. le the r avy is arriving at the age of Mat,. There bed bees Need • greet difficulty in obtaiaist medical Gilson Is, the navy der rig the late war, bat they were new easing la more freely. For some time there was a pnjadiee ageing the meal serviee. The bitter breaches of the Bevy medical °Seen bad smaller say Visa la lite army. The eenwittes adjourned shortly lifer, 4 °Week. It is rumoured that Bir John Jervis, the present Chief Jetties of the Common Pleas, w , ll be asamiatad with Lord Weasirydale as a life peer, oa the puling of the Ap pellate Jurisdiction Bill. CUOICH RAU:I.—At • rosetiog of the vestry sod estop's', of St. Civvies% Donee, Stroud, yeemetley even ing, thr Rector is the ebsir, ft was resolved, by we of eat admeet, upon a proposal to levy a liberal rata el 24.1 e the pound, that no shush rate 'build be made. • poll wee this demanded, tied will take plea ow Nudity next.— Camberwell pariah is row the emu: a • thumb rate mutest. At a meeting of the rattp tun, held yesterday, is the National Retool tome, New Cherub-read, the Rev. gamed Smith, iteoutheat of the parish, la the their, a motion fora v.l. of 2d. le the posed wu met by se mood most by fir. Yowler, eireouded by Mr. Bog, That is mese gasses of the decision of the House of Commons es the eels jest of ehuteb rum. it la ieespedieet: to make • rots" The motion for the rate having Men refried by I small majority, a poll wee demanded by the volume s' , party, whisk is dud to take piers to kluday.—Rocnnevia.-04 Thisteday lest vestry m , mien. ware called I. the two perishes of Pt. Beret and St. Nith)lu, for the purpose of levying • rate. he the twiner the proposition was nqatived by is prim, a somber that no poll was demanded sit Ow port of Woo favourable to the rate. In St. ?lithely, the, the roes was syprood by a large wojonty at ti. vestry, sad • pelf UV*/ lowa &a mewl, the result eseerwied tbo provisos floofiloa, that. wisp fee the rate 70, strain it it 129. SHOP gaurreu.—The Town Council af North BMW& base baud a notice to shopkeepen with roped to tbs maser le which their esidetaate draw oat the shatter. late the stela titorosgbfares le the 'melee. The Amman ere goserolly deposited is • seller, aid are hostel wit with eouiderable fore, t e tits groat thwart of ponces paler. A Mr dassorows straopmeet la sossasteo.—Noweerar CAro OWL PROM LAST NlORrs oazarni. iwurions. Duals Vann's, Jaw. Ms Asa. Tapluw. Ma, and Priem@ rapar Wort; beeklerldimekln, paw marataltatar, to tarramdir Joao /Ist It, add ANON 4 w 1, at IladiglildlArest. dol., Lamas. and oa, OW Jawry-akestass. ay; at wale., Maids" Ihrlog balLeuvei. Jou Wa mem. Nowtataatrest. vlatualisr. 17 at 11, am II at If, at Ida. Parma eat l asray .... New t -111•11 sell. Jose It Loam Choke. earclat. lam II at 11. awl Aim( 1.4„.. at et &m. flaabarpplese; aft. Jam. taw Walvadramptia Mae martesat, July I sad ft, at 106 at OEM. Sala., Ma art Eta" Walter. amigisat Ettitaisa. Sanaa Potata Jas. hos IS Vl= 114. at I. at Lamar MM. lala: a =aad ri.scetko. lofts t at m*. tlruM, Sae*. Wn.asaat Atuti4 lbutanta, Tow% Wm/dm chair tr deft Ana IS and July 24, at 1, at twat Oaorl. Sim. Mee 2.6 Pits. Nactir; et amt. Itirtaal, Easlan Jetsam 'tomato% IL Ommall. draper, July $ amid IN. at 1. at latter court. Pita. tJoddrd, 110.41 , 01 1 1.atatPub. sad Maw. Fwd. Stara ; i eallE, Bletail e isatar. Timms Dtll/TOS, Tavola% Illansuatidre. braver. Jaly sad 14, at t, at Leta dart. ilds.alshas. Tarataa. aid Stegdaa. Itsetzs; or. mia, H4tad, Emesr. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. has 11. Osolat Hume. 'Won Malls; Ilardeitigr% !m -kt/spa. 11111OLVIner isanowilL I. WM=II. Twt Ciummislmed lob sa it teat Is is mileils aindamour—L Ike% Closirrellm Wel. wooliOrs jot diss_ esmillmierst—.2._ DI ler herefolrebeJbee. hehohnhee-41.11seeite. le e W. lieseireee, Tetheibiet, ex. eteeMete4 l W. SEW Peetreiese lasslsettweartes. upholsterer IL Woe reelegg MIA Ilkseasseal. sumuledia sslit—O.Wstere. ell."=11....4111.11" elesee-qates. Stew% balikAblalllit. Olio. and thetrel =eetelli7hilardlie4ll7l heregehe sires, %pewee, beleit—L Ikbw—h. Quit er, C 4110141114 theselleh► qtr lover-ter. resty iplermr do•rr r poor•—T. TM hem meet. Blcome they. ame wow le • seer 1•131 . High Petit- Gellelah .11.1011.11. pry, as the peepieter—.l See& lutes lailway—T. Full- Jamq esdheeeeb Mefrl, baker. "DacciiterioNs or ronowtoo. num llosaost, Upper Ineweekee. War drover isd areiedriquetiavinCaya at WSW* Mar, Omit Teranolivol. set MS% Oalliessra City, dill dividirt id., J. dß t tad ray saboaqatat Moris at Orme% didmieby. Gems iiPIPIAR Slaw aid • luau Awe. Lire' ecdosiamos. Can solotwitiori—and dirdied d Is id, Jun Nord say ants iserat flanday, bili Kamm leesou, Pareuftibwa. add I..loyd's irdonbour, Cry. user r Idtad ef r Ild„ Jane 211, lad say oaliseent Ilkaela Comes. iliksmaktry. dooms Wildur farime.efdiedereal, bisumelmr— Ist dividend of la. lid. Jim 4sert. rot Om mileiseast Weirodays, Id • embrini Witare area IS. Closnittereser ifirike t _taidur—lot dividoed of it, Jun 111, sad theet eidnoquirt WMuselsys, at Edward.* litairealwonari. load Mass ri INrs Doerr Parlor, dtapars—Sad dividead et o=Zr tare saternent Rodardayo, ifavordeo, a sewer avaw, PiiieseVrow, Ilailreway-toad, too dialer—le divi. died r dad tkrie sabieontat Wednerityrod Ed . wain. doriaskesert._ _ _ Jams Claus Emua.g Wausau Haws°, fusderlaad, .Dap ha/ism-Ist alleltall of la. Inas 11, aid say sabsequeat Batarday, at lkikea, lakwaakrapr.l= ty Wawa' Faaatm, —lot Madead R. ea flaw proemial, thailagVl.7:: , WWI /Wad of promised, de. slarse). Matzed awe 19th has, IW, Jan 31, as/ any vallangant at Baker'., Newarttle. as/ adro nm•Tona Timm Want% . carrier —lst divialM a la Jam 21, apast Saturday, at Bakst% ftrasaals.apas-1 pee. Waaraa Itßau and Joan HOSTOP, Wadassbary, ittalordolars, halm amohsoms—la diaclead of 104 d., any Ilantlay, at Chelallfa,lllmlaulma. llamas Mamie agate), Wtdstabary, 3talordoldire. Um. bartaarattasa- dielatad at 96., Pay Ilitushy, at °trials% lansistittas. Jam MAkIJOINCISII RICA•IIII9I,7* BM; lianther Pats war. drink- at *Wed at Bd. kr 29, mg 117 attatqoaat Ti.. day, at Pat lastakatat. how TATUM, akaalk-Ist Matelot al Ik. kato 14. sal aa7 , at Hirress% limaihrass. Bomar Hamm gaper Ematastant-latdinall a t e ll= km mil amg lark% at AiIIS.WORT. 0111 g •• seam lakaar-I lli a= of la. f!, sad 9947 salumprot Tumak at Ilinamak ilawkaatar. 1117111411 Parasol., Namhelz a tos am atadisat,.let alslaral =re 34, ski say zTway, at ilarariaa's, DMDICIIDS. July 11. W. Pam, Jen5p.42 , 44 Jam" irrla• =rant— la H. Jaw GUM aid Joseph 01•14.124444.444444/141/a•hand millime—.2* 14. W. Onderd, Wet ,s4l llstosay, rime marahstarsr—Suy 14. W. W I:lle.ffesel, rd Lodenkali..4net. Uty, 44414141- U. W. R. Pleat* pagans. ewts), WWI% Wog , messuutim% We plots warber—.l•l7 12. M. Nair (separate als44), lieftwisalawr. omit saintestalsr —July 11. R. ( e 4424412.2244 is Lauswer. C tvlider—Julyr i lr. 444 I/. C. IOUs), It. I sep l.2 iem 4. s by Lesocistaa. Coraw.ll. Wilder —J B. Used_ I Male), 1 k 44144. Issak4r—Joly 17. IL WNW Devessnre, carpalrr—Je t, 11. IL Petter, LaMar Alp Irtls OEININICATIS be be greare se. aro are.. to Wewstrezy , co the el weecloci. _ hit . ES, L M. J46a. rbi. hibc. lismed victualler 2. a I. " ivoi ni rsier s‘ (b ean wwr "M aSn it a irf - i! 2l %Ti I t . beedler-J-.- 14. W. Warm sad W. = ITIV ZI.rr .....,.,3.4. T. -„,-,: . . ......„.... ~..z:ix : Meceell. Mabee egmeenellee. Mrselentie. widest July li. H. Tionnis. itsmiaskies. re Think Welbellibles. beter 1 -July It J. Lime% lises= esseeal deeler-July 14. 1. 0. Nabs, Orintry. Mond PAZINIIIISINEW DISSOLVED. P. !kW old J.lytr. lark Illsbur swebrebe-T.T. 1 Illshern4 S. see J. issger. Lwaskslislanest. eai New laielsemmelei. Dasseedese. Maw eemidea so to es abbwleL Napa-J. S. Ileilme t.6. lls= „ P. lift Isi=zil Witk See eed . baba tames. so Dit is wing& 0. Berbeg ies-gasaincem bed 1 Peent ibma llees i r gb. b. lesseevadene- S. I=J. Nowelb4l. D. odo. S. Ahem se. W. Jemt e.g liseds. Meek E. Eel* si ; to" L 11.laelik, L I end D. Uno-J T . Weedewerti, J. J. T. S. W. Potting. sod 11. W. Vlbleired. Tembilm WWI sohiruo s t . r ea repel J. T. Werileowsb- Thane sad S. Theft b=. Kirk mai J. D= B,4 4seseills.DelbenlWelpe.auseee-w. cel V. lbelorie. D. IWO ad W. Oeben. Steeksse. Durbia. ibober sic= " i Emus sed P. Hews. Leseerw can deebes-Wllbei Webobesee awl Wear. wee le merbeese. . Wobble% geseme-J. Mres. sow. J. itron, km. awl J. 1ere5b...,....r.... kesecen-A. Wave ad J. T. 1 . geweel leasee- O. J. 11.0mble sad e nDey. likaaseat, Cm noweboluirs-11. J. Itraliss, W Desebrklee. eid T. Efalkell. na I•.%Tze , led =Weil seeihemwas-41. Immo wet. Oirres. e. bruin-C. CM rid O. P. Welke% iszobe. Dediesbesublee, Ask temeeseebere -a. BUOY. aull W. Bari& = Fretnarabo-R. Aft= sal T. W. 01114.11iffisse.strtit. W hallway triaa .a. eel soisei-J. 1 Ilbilaiss: 1 Toilor, and . Ifidoblok oat Usk imiiiiiniore manufauoin•-.lai esl.leisiceb wed% Jalres-ese-: Lyn., aottall illpinsif. SOOTaI . 1611411111126110111. Clummo sad COMPANY. PPOINIMMO Mk war Weird, Kellabu-gb. alba. asJ Jams M.Mvaaair, paper nun, Juno $O, at Dwane and l 'W. Itacmos, Mow Beam Dammau.v, GrOMMIN ariella. July It, at ea Geary bfik. Orsaacek. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMO- TIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. The Foreign Department.—The Office of Minister Plesipoteetievy at U. bee bevies vaesat by the re tinniest et the lino. J. D. Bliab. The Coosalehip of B*•Jo, U.S , bee bosoms Timm by the promotion el Xi. R. Levies* Swift. Prisons Departmerat.—Csptaia C. R. Knight has resigned !tie appointment as D.rsetrr of Irish C newt Prisons, sad has been eseeeeded by Captain J. 8. Whiity, Daristor of Raphsb Convict Pri , oes. A Dirt atorebip of Coavict Pri- sons, Eagles& bee been readered egoist by *a promotion of Captain J. 8. Wattty. East lath* Commay.—Tbs Rev. Dr. Ansa bari been ap• penned ea Ezoniaor Is English Lamaism sad History of madidstas for Um Civil &swim of ilia But ladta Company. Beak of Eaglaad.—A vsaincy boa ken c swim la Dm Bask Stack Dim Per Caar. !Wand Tran.fer Mks by tko d.stk of Mr. Francis Villein% Elam. A Clorkalup la the Torm p.r Coot Transfer OS« boa born road rind vaaast by the dealt of Kr. Thomas William Dal. The Board or Trade.—Mr. William BMeet= has been appointed °Mawkeeper in the Dips:tame of the Registrar General of Sesmins. Castoms.—Tbo OMeo of Comptzolbw at the Port of Belfast hem' bus rend. red varlet by the death of Mr. Joha Willba Troaadell. Mr. lomat, Roar haa bees masted from Tbird to &wad Clam of &archon I. Landes. Mr. T. L. William's has bum' promoted Irma Lank to Third Class of Bour.hen fa Linda'. Mr. Joba U. Besotlie has bees promoted from Snood to Find Clam of &archers at Liverprol. Mr. Edwerd 01 , .110t has bees promoted from Third to flocood Clem of firtarchees at Llvorpoo'. lerlead.—Mr. Jacob Owes, Architect to rho Board of W.rks,, has vetoed on superaaastioa of 1,0001 per &pilaw, hi fall salary. Mr. Jaws H Owed (roe of Mr. Jamb Own), Jailor Clerk of Work., has bee. eppnicted Arehitreet to the Board of Works ate salary of 800 f. There ass vaasaey is the O. of Jackie Clerk of Wilts by the promotion of Ks. J. B. Owes.—Coif &moo Gaseas. CANDIDATES TOR COMNISSIONS.—Upwarda of 260 a tadidates have pried the reasired ezamiatatles at Rood beret CoI I 4M. sad aro sow wards' la emaralisioas is the army; a greet 'author are alto to be provided for who oh- Wood Cho seminary Lauber of velootaira hen the militia to the Na, to multi, them to essaimiou.—Chtirod Senior Otsetb. DEPARTMENT or TAR ACCOUNTANT GENERAL— ♦ see braan of tho Asenateat Oisseral'a Dopamine is •boat to be breed, for the porpoise of polio& no Naval poasioos.—Uand Service Camas. _ . Colossi Tslimb, Military Superistaadost, Nokia/ a tour of faepndoa of the Possiosors roolabig is Inland. Kant -Col. Borneo, 6 h Esaimat, lo about to retire frost the service, and •ill he eseoestied by Ilsisr litnttos is the Lisotenset-Coloaeloy. ♦ battalies of t►e Foot °seeds is erdond to etsberk for Dablia.—ballet I SNOW Osage. Th. sw Bishop of Glooosster sad Bristol is to he Roy. Richard C b is Tread, N.A., Proems, of thesis', at Lag's Collage, Lasko, sad Clispisia le UM Bioko, of Oaford. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1858. lbe expreoo%. TO 170111011 M. 4peortimmob lariNlei Pots st the 1 =At Mi.r7r and few. Th. first makes them last weak. There is a degree of arrogates about this wealth which shames our rent-rolls and sways the councils of Europe; there is something contemptible about this want of numbers which makes it quits certain that their oontinued exclusion can collimated no" cry "and lead to no agitation.. The safe course, the wise course, the course commanded alike by the imperious dictates of Christian duty and the lessons of an enlightened statesmanship is, take care that the Legislature of this meetly be not unchriatianised by the admission of the Jews. Therefore, my lords, I shall give my vote, &c. HIGH WATER AT LONDQW BRIDOI. flue DAT—Meralag, >< 4744-.......Aftarmea. 4k. Ma. Termasw—liontag. Oh. 44081.. We shall wetsh with some curiosity how far the House of Lords is prepared, on arguments like these, to perpetuate the scandalous intolerance of refusing relief to the Jews, when they have so fair a pretext of escaping from the disgrace of doing so by the terms of Mr. Max= GIBSON'S Bill. U, Court. THE DRAWING ROOM. Tha Queen held a drawing-room in St. James'. Palau yesterday aftsrootta. Her Majesty sad tbs Price. Consort arrived frog Beata/has Palau at tea Watts, put two o'clock. atoorted by a party of the it3yal Homo Gouda Priam Frederick William of Prussia, the Duke of Cam bridge, sad Prince Edward of Ban Weimer, Irf re received, sad were conduit ed to the Queen by the Vice-Chamberlain. Her Mvlrsty's body guard of the Hon. Corps of Gentle. mite at Anna was ea duty in the state saloons, seder the costumed of the Lieuteseat. The sub-officers, Lieutenant- Colonels Nevin end Cook*, were on duty with the corps. The Teems of the Guard were omustanded by Captain Parker Ittckford, the Boos is Waiting. A gourd of bosomy of the Elul Hone Guards mounted guard et the Palace. The bead of the regiment wore their into uniforms. Her litjtsry awl Prise. Albert, secolopaated by Prince Frederick Wulias of Preemie and the Dose of Cambridge, entered the throes room, attended by their suite. The Qatari wore s train of crimson silk, brocaded with a rannieg pattern of crimson end silver ►ouqueta, trimmed wish wisteria satin, diver blonde, and bows of crimson satin ribbon. The petticoat was white matte trimmed with white blond. and silver ribton. Her M►jrsy wore &diadem of opals and diamonds. The Knight. of the Garter, the Thistle, St. Patrick, and the Heights Grand Cron of the Bath appeared in the collars of their respective orders. The Fortino Ansbaseeden and Ministers were Introduced, when the following presentations to the Queen took place in the diplontetie circle : By the Preach Ambassador: M. Is Ewen de Makref, Premier Beeretain deyAmbsanede. _ _ By the :labia& ; La Chevalier dee Dues deltegiu. Way' Extreordhielre wee la Oar de Ronde de LM.& By the Premien, Matter : I e Canted' Poortelea. By the Marais Wrists: Lient.ledtao da Naha, Impale Bre- Ellie' Navy. By the Coiled Mates Wilhite,: Mr. F. L. Cemphe4 a gentleman of Team; Mr. Bochum Henry, • rentlereso of Pennsylvania. The Difisorde anis inn Weeded he the Preach Umbeserice end the Cowden , be Turkish Ambstadoe and Diadems Mow ree, the IMO& II end Modem van de W.yer. the Bavarian Pilo *ter sal 5i..... as Cetto. la Cowes • Natio de Patisseries, the Hanover is NW - ter, Its ttr-diniea litoitter and Count Corti, Beentory of the I "dation ; the Or ek Minister and N.lath Tricmig.i, reenter et the 1 - .ration; the Netherlsods Matter; the Portman* Illieister sad Montego de remelt,' ; Prince Carle'. the &When Malawi ; Barone Balkh( and M. Ulnae Barbolani. Mammy it Legation ; the Danish Minister ; the PTY.- elm Mailmen 'ad Mr. de Katie, Attach* to the Lcgailion ; N. Antral° Occailea, lipanieh ilintren and N. Rimed Bale; Attache to the Legation; the Iliedith and Nonrefisa Minister. to Comte Monier, Litemdßer de Legation. sal Baron Rodbeek Secretary of Itgatios ; the Beesillem lamer and the Chernitier C. a. Vicona de Lem; United States LegetNavimi; the Chevalier de Adoeida Portugal Impala y; the kiloliter sad Mn,., Dallis,. the Amens Mallow sod Countess dogcart. and Count Karelyi Weaned Chedelt. &mantes to the Legatioa; the Scion mid BONN de ionanetiti ; Vie Pommies Flatter and Madura de Illmem she Beam Towns Mleister; the Comte de ChiSaliNS olio Dude Cibleroure Gismos, Attaches to the French dmharyi M Nog& Oalabrisd; the (buts of Clare dos, and Magw4wwirefal the Mem lidward Cut, R.C.11., her Majeetf a Wear el theOmommige. Itte geltatel f ey easied by the WI of Herrowhy, Viverst reheard^ O el Mate of the Hots Department, the Might Ms Or 0. Lets the Ptrst lord of the A Strelty, the Ittaht klen. It tam USW the Marone of Lansdowne, Lord San key of Altiertent Lad atsg.the Cahn nth* Has. Corps of Grade s's at Anna; Vasa drew. Omni el tine Mejerty's Yeomen of the Gaud; Fold Moan Theweetastmours Hold nick u Wait ing ; WI of lkombeimails. Mo..eelee lieglismis; tka 111shep of Word, Lord WO Want Illeetalldeeellease. the Wettest of the Bra aflullenee es Ass CUM Ilk Ones Cooper, Wt. ant well=mellsr el the Ileashal ef the Deane of M eet; Owerde), Meanie at latehesber le Prhere= t l=O rgi eeeret Una* (7)=te__ the Uses_ firat-Oderi Meese Vat (Mad Howe MiteedMlaWelas• Maielagoar,lllendardhewer of the HasOngeetantionntaltASte; Iler ai lierlfejeatectialstant Maar of theannendis Cash Lard Pena, C B. A.D.U. le Is lisc h atend Wetherell, A. .C. to the Quern ; Wiest Manor, A.D.O. to the Caren ; Wailes Martina I Glatlenall Haw le Sword of 'into ; Mr. Mmes Meetasald, Catoirear at the Lad arshariate's Dtgarteent; Mr. Corn. Link of the Chem dSatanof the Ms Omen heatless at- Arse I Coked asnindee, Uinta of .the Woes ef the Gaud; sped AteleeUali ; Gawk Ihreamentle tOeldetreen Heerdej, Adjutant le 41 Waiting . Itent•Adetitel Coortmny Oen% Oreta of the Prhy Urals le Welded; Captain Orese, Heetlenes OUR to Se Hesse le Snag ; Mr.l6lllwattem Gentleman U.her ; Mr. thanes EleangraGeedente Daher of the Priry theaber In Welting MeisCesterel tar rearle Barak, K.H., Gentleman Valor to the Pnvv Cliamber ; Lieuteesstaaeloerl hunts., tientimsa Usber to lb. Qom ; Ur. Lys Piglets, CB., Ostleteee Veber to Prinol Albert le Waiting. _ _ The Questa tad Prince Albert returned to Buckingham Palace atter the Drawing-room, attended by the lad es and gentlemen to welting. Her Majesty sad the Prince Conswt, stempaaied by the ' Pricers, It , yel gad Prince Frederick William of Prussia, 'forwards *nee out in so open carriage sad four. The e querries I. weitieg attended on bona back. la the evening her Majesty bad s dinner party, which fn . chided the Duchess of Kent, the Pricc.ss Royal, Frill.? Frederick Wilda= of Prussia, the Dachau of Sutherland, the Lord Chaneellor (Irma Cranworti ). the Marquis sod I Mari bloom of K the Esrl and Countess of Ceres , don, Viscount aad Viscounts.. Hardier, Lorl G , o. Ledy Acme. Maria Dawn, Baroness de Broth, B,r Ge rge Cooper, Moja Geceral Sir Colin Campbell, Baron Moltke, Leaman% de Schneekeestele, and Dr. Wegner. The bead of the Coldstream Guards wan in atteadane!. A depatatimi,eessieting4 Sir J. Waltaeley, Mr. John Bids, Mr. Whetstone, _and Mr. R. Mitchell, had so inter• view with the Right Hon. B. P. Bouverie yesterday, at the office of the For Law Board, on the subject of the clauses relating to cats parochial plan a is the Pow Law Amend ment BilL LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 21. NOTHING dies so harder intolerance. The interest ing old hydra, indeed, is almost at her last gasp, but there is life left in her still. The result of Mondey'a debate in the House of Lords will show hew much. Times, indeed, of late have Fee hard with her. Heresy, Popery, Dissent are no longer penal—there are no more fires, no more racks, no whips even, no impel. sonments, no fines. But the yew, that first and last of victims, may still be moderately baited and harassed according to law. A Christian Legislature is not yet absolutely deprived of the wholesome luxery of persecution. The privilege, indeed, can only be enjoyed in the mildest form. We can no longer banish, or torture, or massaere—we can only exclude. We cannot grill ROTHSCHILD, nor extract the teeth of SALOMON', but we can prevent these famous Hebrews from taking that seat in the British Legislature to which the votes of two powerful con stituencies have called them, by brandishing before their faces, even as Wombs flourished his buckler of bacon, the needless wads of a pertly mane emery oath ; and this we can do in the name of Christianity with gravity on our countenances, and— which anterior to experience would have been in credible—with something like a conscientious con viction in our hearts. It is much—very much. Can we bs surprised that the House of Bishops should be slow to abandon such an inestimable privilege as this Sir FREDERIC Thisiont—that eighth, or Parlia mentary, champion of Christendom—in the course of his remarks a fortnight ago on the Oath of Abjura tion Bill, was pleased to refer to certain journalists (not allud;og to ourselves), who on this question bad assumed to dictate the leading arguments by which the Bill should be supported. What if we were to take the opposite line, and venture to suggest—we should not presume to dictate—a few of the argu ments on which it is conceivable that it may be opposed. Were we the holders of a brief against the Hebrews, our reasoning, we think, would be romewhat as follows: First, as to the repeal of the Abjuration Oath. We are told that the time is come for abrogating this oath, on the ground that it has become a mere idle form. There are no more Bruns, and there is no longer, therefore, anything to abjure. Bat are we so certain of this P True, there are no more STUARTS ; but are there, therefore, no more Pretenders to the British Crown P Think of those Bulls which have just been republished for the immediate use of the Council of the Propaganda—Bulls in which CLuntur XIII. addreseed, in 1780, an existisg Prince of the STUART line SS "our most dear sou in CHairr, JAMES * the illustrious King of Great Britain." Don't talk to me of the extinction of the STUART race—l want to know why, at this parti cular juncture, these particular Bulls have been re published by Archbishop Mutts. If not foe the benefit of the STUARTS, what is to prove to me that they are not for the benefit of some foreign Catholic Prince, whose genealogical tree the ARCHBISHOP keeps in his strong box, ready to be produced at the proper time, when the abolition of this oath shall have thrown down all barriers between the throne of these realms and the invasions of a rampant Popery P For upon what other foundation can the Protestant throne of her MAJESTY be so securely bend as upon an oath taken by each of us in our legislative capacity "that our Sovereign Lady Queen Vicroau le laWful and rightful Queen of these realms!'" What else but the sworn profession of that belief gives stability to the limes of Bruns wick P Let us pause, my lords, ere we tamper with it. The oath, though no longer neonsery to bind us to abjure the Pretender, is necessary, not withstanding the oath of allegiance and supre macy, to bind us to uphold Vicroan. In this just and necessary oath occur the words, "on the true faith of a Christian." We are asked to omit these words. We cannot do so without nn- Christianising the Legislature of this country, and proclaiming ourselves a godless nation. Is it not notorious that the retention of these words as part of this oath has had the result of excluding from the Legislature all persons of doubtful or even wavering faith? Is it not oar just boost that none except " truly faithful" Christians have ever since this oath was established represented a British constituency in the House of Commons ? Does it not serve as a test and touchstone of evangelical faith ? Repeal it, and you will see the altar and the throne undermined by the sudden inroads of infidelity and atheism. I may be reminded perhaps of GIBBON and Wnies. My answer is reedy. The test, ft may be admitted, fated with them, but it succeeds with the Jew. If we cannot exclude all we would, let us at least exclude all we can. Historical and antiquarian people tell us that these words were meant to exclude the Jews. It is asserted, and may perhaps be °acceded, that in the days of Jamas 1., when the words were first introduced, there were no Jews in the land—that there is abundant evidence that this peculiar form of expression was meant to apply to the Jesuitical authors of the Gunpowder Plot, when casuists had asserted that any kind of oath might venially, nay laudably, be paltered with, except one " on the true faith of a Christian." Mr. Baron ALDERSON, and other authorities who have gone into the subject minutely, take this view. Be it so: it does not in the least affect the argument fat retaining this form of words in the new oath. All that can be said is that an over-ruling PROVIDENCE has converted that which was merely intended as • security against Papists into an instrument for exclud ing the Jews. Imagine • community of Jews imposing, as • condition of admission into their Sanhedrin), as oath containing the words, on the true faith of a Jew." Would they abrogate that form of words at the request of a Christian P If not, why should a similar act of mistaken philanthropy be demanded of the Christian. True, the Jew is admitted to high office. Sawnoss has been Sheriff—he is the Lord Mayor of London. Did he not. as such, venture to appear in St. Paul's Cathedral at the head of the Corporation, in his robes of aloe, to Worn thanks for the restoration of peace? What properly ceesti tated Christian mind could see such a profanation without feelings the most painful P A Jewish magi strate having the hid/essay to rejoice, like a very Christian, in the restoration to the world of that state of thlsgs which the Gospel was sent to pen* and to approach the House of God in the manner recommended of old by the Jewish King, irkse he exhorted the choose people " to eater late His gates with thanksgiving, sad into Hie marts with preiee Is ft necessary to say mote! A variety of minor topic. might indeed be urged, sues of which are without onside:able weight. De Jews are wealthy (Pros hat siglat's Gazette.) LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAY 31.—Notice Is bereby !loco, that bar Majesty will bold a le•ee at Ht. Jame. Pelage, on Wednesday, tits 25th lona next, at two o'cloak. - - WAS DEPARTMENT, DONE 19. —The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders (or the appointment of ' the Right Honourable Sir Charles Wood, Bart., to be an ordinary member of the Civil Divisioe of the First Ciao', or Knlgbb Oiaad Cram, of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath; and of Henry Adrian Churchill, Esq., some time st itched to the sta ff Major-Geni ral Sir William Fesivrirk Williams, Bart., H.C.8., during the employment of that °Meer as her Mikity's Commissioner at the headquarters of the Ottoman Army la A•is, to be an ordissry member of the Civil Division gibe Third Clam, or Companions of the said MOM Horourable Order. . _ FOREION•OFFICE, JUNE 7.—The Queen his been graeionaiy pleased to appoint Willism James Hertalee, Keg sow British 11101 , 0005611 at Memel„ to he her Maj. stye con• mil at Konigsberg.—Jess 19. The Closes hue been gra ciously Owned to sp,xist Theodore Lehrecht Bost. Esq., to he her Ni.jesty's sorest at Colorise —June 19. The Quiet' his been pleased to eppr .ve of Mr. Frederick H, Bi,.elt es consul at Hong Keen for his Majesty the Kieg of Dee mask; of Mr. Jame, ley Hart se vies-email in Lon don for the republis of Meson; and of Mr Ludwig Wiese as consul at HMI/ Kong for dm Free Hanseatic City of Bremen, end the Free Hesseatic City of ri %labor& DOWMINO.BTILEET. JUNE 19.—The Qoelllll has been oleos; d to ep, oiat John Pinder, Kg., to be prevost-u.arsbal for the Bellows Island,. CHOWN-OFFICE, JUNE 18.—Member returned to serve in tb. present porlienient.—B 'rough of L•icertrr Joho begs, W &coyest*, in the gaol of Knighton, in the enmity of Leiteettlf, Req., in the room of Richard Gardner, E.g., deemed. His Royal Highnees the Prince Regent of Baden arrived at Bwraisahae's R=ya! Ship Hotel, Dover, yester day main, by Oa South-Eastern Railway. The Prima intended to embark, alter dining, for Calais. The Hun. Rheas Casale* have jolt arrived at the sane hotel frogs Constantinople. Lord nod Lady de Vela and suite have landed from Calais. Ihe guard of hasost of the Beata Pallier Guards All wait the arrival of R.R. tat Primo Choir of Swedes. Sir Charles Wood held ths third levee of the moos at th. Ad.lrslty yestorday aftssamat. Thom were primal—Roar Admirals Talbot .ad Bstbase ; Cousaaadera B. Edam, A. BagMaas, F. Davis, 0. L. Nassoek, C. Giros, Lard F. Dam% G. F. Wasttortok, W. H. F. Cameos, B Isaacs, 0. nays*, J. H. Clads, H. B. King, W. Taylor, Drury, sad Ovule ; Captains - loses, W. Fortin, C. H. Blestead, J. Hiller, J. W. Ilstwall, J. C. Prevost, J. Hayes, A. C. lagram, sad W. A. Willis; Liget. W. Do's,. Captain Gambier, Governor of the Milbank Priem, has heat oppolated a diteoter of eimeitt prime; sad Captain Bromley, deputy govorsot of Millboah t hat bees oppolated the gem/am of that prima. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE MARCO POLO. (Of NAONITIO TILIORAPR.) (PROIII OUR OWN 001118PONDINT.) LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. This morning the Royal Mail packet Msreo Polo, Captain Clarke, belonging to the Black Ball Line of British and Australian Packets, arrived off this port. She left Melbourne on the 28th March with 160 passengers, 88,000 ounces of gold, and 40,000 sove reigns. PRUSSIA. The Bourse Gazette of Berlin of the 17th says:— 'A visit of the Queen of England to the Court of Berlin, and one of the Prince and Priem. of Prussia to London, have long ben the subject of conversa tion, and it is now mid that these reciprocal visits will certainly take place. The Print* and Princess of Prussia will probably leave for London at the end of July, and remain there for a weak; and it is thought that Queen Victoria will come to Berlin in September." The Prussian government has proposed to the Argentine Republic a treaty of commerce and nevi. gation. The extension of German commerce in La Plata renders such a treaty desirable. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (PSON OCR OWN PARIS, FILIDLT iVININO. In the Moniteur of this day appears the expose des motifs of the meunre which the Senate has been directed to vote for settling the regency. The Em press is the favoured pram, and the historical pre tedents—of which the C,onstitutionnel had been pre- 'lonely instructed to draw up a list—are relied upon. It might, it is true, be argued that precedents of the feudal times, when the nation was the es tate and the people the cha!tels of the reign ing family, are of doubtful application to a regime of universal suffrage, but nobody here troubles his bead about any such questions. It is, indeed, a quaint idea that France may possibly 13 handed over to the absolute rule of a pretty young Spanish lady, who was known three or four years since in the gay world sa Madlle. Montijo ; but I have heard no suggestion that under the circum stances the Emperor could do batter. She is to be the Regent, unless the Emperor pa blioly appoints some one else, which,of course, he will not do, unless he quar rels with his wile--a thing, according to prr sent appear ances., not at all likely. The French princes, Jerome and Napoleon Bonaparte, who stand next in the order of succession to the regency, may be cut out by a secret act, and it is not doubted that the Emperor has slready executed one against them. M. de Morny would probably be the choeen person in case of the deaoh or incapacity of the Empri as. "It is intended," says the Salut Public of Lyons, "to renew the furniture of the Tuileries. Orders have been given to that effect to the principal manu facturers here of stuffs for furniture, and already several pieces, of a richness worthy of their destina tion, are in course of fabrication." I understand that France and England have seen cause to change their opinion upon the subject of the union of the Danubian Principalities. T.,ey are now agreed with Austria and Turkey that Moldavia and Wallachia must continue to have separate govern ments. Count Orloff has returned to Paris from Mont• pelier. M. Julien, the inspector general of bridges and highways—the engineer who made the Paris and Orleans and Paris and Lyons railways, has gone to St. Petersburg, having been commissioned by the Czar to make plans for a vast net work of new i railways in the Russian empire. There has been a further fall at the Bourse. It is said that within the lest five or six days, " execu tions " have been made to the extent of 30,000 rail way shares, and that two speculators have beer defaulters for half a million of francs each. Although the "executions" are over for the moment, these disasters still weigh upon the market. It is agreed on all hands that capitalists are stand log aloof, and speculators are very much discouraged. The Rents opened very badly indeed; there was a sudden rise at about half put two, but sellers came forward directly and brought quotations down again. The ultimate fall was 20c., both for cub and at , count, the last prices being 70fr. 30c. and 70k. 53c. In the course of the day the Recto had been as low las 70'r. se. and 701 r. 30e. There was some demand for railways at the close, but most of the lines left off lower. Lyons fell 20fr. There will be a grand opportunity for seeing the Pope's legate on Tuesday, the 24th. Oa that day he will celebrate mass in the chapel of the tomb of Bt. Genevieve, in the splendid pile now called the church of St. Genevieve, but better known by its profane appellation of the Pantheon. An announce ment which cannot fail to draw is that after mass Cardinal Patrizi will allow ladies and zelatricis (the latter is a term signifying pious women who are zealous) to be presented to him in the Grande Sa deistic,. It is requested that all persons who desire to have any article blessed will send it beforehand to the sacristy, with their names. Yesterday on the occasion of the presentation of the golden rose to the Empress, the legate also pre sented to the Emperor, on the part of the Pope, a portrait, in mosaic, of John the B►ptist, after Geer. eino. He at the same time gave to the Pope's god son, the Imperial Prince, a rich casket, containing a piece of the Saviour's cradle, which his Holiness bad taken from Santa Maria Maggiore, and had or• namented with a cameo, representing the Immaculate Conception. Cardinal Patrizi expects to leave Paris on the 28th instant. The Pays makes • fresh appeal to private charity in aid of the eufferere from the inundations. Two millions of franca have already been subscribed, but the calamity is enormous, and so far eurpasses the went anticipations, that nothing short of an extraor dinary demonstration of national generosity can sup ply a remedy. Forty thousend rained families are dependent upon charity for bread. The Emperor yesterday received Count Level's cheff, aide-de-camp to the Grand Duke Michael, charged by the Emperor Alexander to deliver to his Majesty a model of cannon made on the system of which the Emperor Napoleon is the author, adopted in the Russian artillery. Now that the war is over, the Russian government pretends to have adopted au engine of war which the French Committee of Artillery, in spite of imperial susceptibilities, felt compelled to reject. INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE. (FROM TE6SZIDAT'II YOXITBIJK ) The Central Aid Commission, instituted by a decree of the Emperor, dated 7th June, assembled yesterday, under the presidency of his Excellency the President of the Council of State, and immediately commenced its operations. In presence of the numerous and wide-spread =is- fortunes calling for aid, the Commission is di of performing its labours with the utmost p despatch. It has, therefore, renewed its rey those who have collected individual bobicript remit without delay the amounts receirid up t date at Paris to the central treasury, and departments to the treasury of the receirere•gt This request, nevertheless, does not apply I sums remitted to the departments mit ch bar most severely devastated by the inundations. Oral may be regarded as having h.d in the vi the contributors a special destination from wt would not be fitting to turn them. The commission, which, by the communicate receives on the subject, is enabled, in p.rt at le appreciate the full gravity of the ca! .mines provided for (and the causes of which hive ri completely ceased), has considered it desirable tc a new and earnest appeal to private charity in of the victims of the laudations. ITALY. THE PAPAL RECRUITING STAFF. GENOA, Jur] The only concession the Papal Court seems disposed to make is to agree to the departure French and Austrian troops, and the subatitut a pontifical army, if General Farina can contr form one. Cardinal Antonelli has instructs curates to pick out those among their penitent are, by their years and physical constitution qualified for military service, and to bring the enoe of the confessional to bear upon them in that they may be prevailed upon to breams so But the experience of 1848 has shown that evre titled troops may be easily induced to side lei revolutionary party. The Holy See would for this , prefer Swiss to natives; hut the English, F and Neapolitan levies in the Helvetic cantont exhausted the disposable recruits of Switze An application has, therefore, been made to F not to allow her two regiments to remain at Vecchia, for the cardinals have little affection f, generals sent them by Napoleon 111., but to ham to the Pope the Helvetic Legion raised durin war, and stationed at present at Dijon. The re the Emperor to this application is unknown. the Legion has received orders to hold itself in new to march to Marseilles; but it is quite unc whether its destination is to be Algiers or Vecchia. RUSSIA. The Cologne Ga:ate has the following fro Petersburg, dated June the 12,11: " The development of the Itu,sian navy, dieted in the Black Sea, is to be carried out Pacific. The Amoor, Sake, Oehotek, and Pet lovsk have with this view become the sprcialt of attention and care on the part of the Russia miralty. Thewoodtd district of the Lene, and tl iron and copper mines of Nertchinsk,will form materials tor ship-building. The governint sending out a number of Akers, seamen, eng and workmen to those parts, and Vice-A Putiatine has been appointed to superintenl carry out the great scheme. The intro.'' , activity of the local administration on the Amo the acquisi , ions they have made there of tet are well known. But it is not merely in the taut region that vessels ore to be constructed ; row steamers will be also built in the Whit the Biltic, on the Don, Bong, and Dnieper, Caspian Sea, the Like of Aral, on the Ox Jaxartes, while flotillas of screw gunboats are tect both Rapidan trade with Asia generall, increase her influence as well as power iu Pers Tura°, that is, in Bokhara, China,and Kokhan " Yesterday evening, at nine o'clock, his 111 the Empror returned from his journey on boa steamer Alexandria. On lending at the E quay his Majesty was fec , :ived by the p.:opli enthusiastic cheering." MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY IN TJ CRIME 1. CRIMEA, Jr', Yesterday morning the installation witl insignia of the Bath, of Marshal Peliesier, Rokeby, Sir Henry Bat nard, Sir Richard 1 Sir John Hall, General 11'Nlabon, &c., b Gough, took place at Headquarters, under a p erected fur the purpose a little in front of Quarter House, and before the whole of the w;th the exception of offimors and men cmplo the works or on fatigue at Sebastopol and Bah Looking from Head.Querters, the Scuts Guards, Ist, 31st, and Stich Regiments were right. In front there were the Light Div the command of Brigadier•Geurral Strsu! consisting of the 7,6, 19. h, 23rd, 33id, 34 . 1 188th, 90th, 97th Regiments. and 2nd 133 Rifle Brigade ; the remainder of the ff Third, and Fourth Livieionn, under the muds of Brigadiers Lawrence srd SI consisting of the 41st, 49th, 93:h. and 18th Regiments ; the Balaklava Brigade, Colonel Williams, formed of the 4th, 44th, 30i 82nd Regiments, and three comlxote, of Sappers and Miners-47h, 7 , h, and 10:h—ane command of Major Cooke. It E. Oa the left, up in Echelon columns, .ike the troops on the were the three Highland kilted regiments, 42nd and 93rd. Between the Light and Second 1)i WWI the band of 340 performers; arid forming proach from the Fieneh rood, which leads fro headquarters to the French quartier-general. the 72nd Ilighluders. Oa the adjoinin overlooking the whole, there were drawn op I Colonel Henry's A chesnut troop of Horse Art Captain Contell'e X battery, and three siege companies, the latter under the command of Adze, R.A. The weather could not have better, nor could the grow d have been better sr The approach of Marshal Peliesier was annotr , a Frei ch salute, but he did not arrive in rot till after he had previously entered headgear rear. In about another hour our artillery salute of 19 guns, and at the same moon French procession was seen advancing. Ale had all ridden into the centre of the equate, dismounted, the hones being taken to tt in rear, when Marshal Pelletier, chitely fo by Generals Mahon and Marti in Fr, a large number of officers, who wire invested this day with C.B.'s and C to the pavilion, which was composed emirs .y c mounted on tour poles. On the top a smut. jack was flying, and on each side were the 1 and French standards. The moment Lod had received the marshal at the foot of the p Lord William Paulet gave the word for a g salute, the band playing "Patent pour !a The Queen's commission was then read by t ; Bates, 98th Regiment, who erred as 1. ird 6 military secretary, at the completion of Wlr ch a general *Owe was ordered, the bard eleyirg save the Queen,' sad the artillery trt g ti one guns. The Queen's speech fur the %ion was then read, first by lord (eat a good Tipperary accent, and second by W Su Codrington in French. The translation we nounced not to be 1 erfect French, but the mat which the Commander-in-Chief read it wit! I able. The ceremony now commenced of int the officers with the iiisignia of the Order Bath. Altogether there were about 30 00 311 and amongst thoee d. erexted with a C.B. we! f Alexander and Garden. On this eeremoeyetreni most of the stall remounted, and Sir Vli.haf ricanigetotno paw u en in led fro t a h t e o w f ay eac 7 re th g e itne le n c 4 .4 t was mounted on a very fine o ld block I of the who 0 0y w a o l re Regiment of uonifforumormcf SG