The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-20 00:00:00

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Lord PALIMUITCOS-1114 I moot bet mum tae pois I hal at the rework d as awards( hi Mai the motion al the bon mamba 4. ?forth Windireles has gims the. It maks me Amoy that re lave gat Mil te the pried Mos des beam oar ths arm al comentionthima this. who rem simmer air the removal 1 the thaillas cif Rims Whoa% sod them who cordoned ast chi removal would be ad to to. cosidtstios al as oesstry. Ibk biped that who catholic serscipedmoar eerie' we Mkt bass bard as tears of them thoologick elk • railer diseeminso—ther, heer).—aid sired hem sgithing the minks al my member mime we hM b hie phis.e of well* ea • (snip. eseskingly that my aricipetione bow sr bees Maki, sod Mat w WO domed to them assmi or pried. cel Mink of doeskins at Man wirek ought to se sodas qmstions totems sedt era mid bk ows cosecksom metiors of which Ms Mike= bas r rigid b Mist eat wldik as meat* the Ws Meld sot, is my Maim eir Mak. (Hem, Mac) Mr, I wadi km* Mkt to as Is.. mem to, Monk Warriorlike, had de Ma mend es Mich be Ms beaded Me mike is be y with principles Miel 11104 Mesiseely bolds. The perk miss Mick he meta Ms matios to that as man eight to be semelled to sentritato bowls& the Matommes of religiose slakes to which be doss sot subscribe. Why, ar, -die hen. ram is on same, for a reablisird Mori I knew them Is so ma in Or his.. Me um inky same to die pisciphe el Mt chalk. Ito, brag • Mem sod imams pereerst, Is.. he eases to the pluthie at primes Jothimmt f Doss M same to the pot deem miry me Mkt Ism hi. Maim smarms o.s is W view k the lesa 4 lie deaths idle& is f /MO/ ameba talked. , W be Mee it es he moM ilk is •Om an die Mama tioddy NOM= Misiam aid dm wit ma be • geed meld,l same mat Why, as My mesa es sliki as km memo ber •am soma bib Memo to as medbbtd easel kik ae piekide ad se mim astir esedible • 1 • 1 41 1 • 11 • 161610 AIM napalm is, roam &ail as se ~rig end ttemad=:ish &ski awl may mon to Mass be ar sk sst v rt dimity of minima cis raligiss. ) W liss. I ray Mt air litelitati Of dr Ma. rim te atm Mem of Om_ pied*, _whisk be, es • pakenteek • Mond e el Clerk, nommilly er, ..assns tee as man le to ems ast /km es the Mk ad is sheikh thismibe • Week et Mb meth its ids mien (Chrosa It is - true, as Ire less dad, that the makes s ot Mend me set demist amens pm* tor the eirstion kiosk priestbeed No desk di et as Ida earike woad amble them to most east miskilamake Y the mils most ma takes ✓um ; le ithe it mot 'mid be in esisne et roma the peek of ledmi—it mkt kideM• oast el sympathy Mei_lioang Womb them, mil as ast mem to • sett er to of kith, mama ss lam& ties ie with Mal wok st • user pried; mad Imm the =them trees me Men I Meth mid as maks. if Mt *take at Maim mom& &Oa this; 1 NOM It ▪ poi .ceded lib the Immo k the tread Marion sod as alla ye w , Me, to. boorandie wire (lio broom) forted or to toed the Marti= whisk see med lim seseh. I law se intention 4 Meg that. =.1.) I vie keit Mk be smith OM may ne bias lip kilt I soak rola me sr to be Ismil are. ad I mail at km wader ars is asking is Wiwi is them Gimbel broke Midi see placeda the Moir if meth ad ism perms NNW win wars sled naMM as eyes sad redid ire tbe minis assiselli II esamay. shi t s inr : ) Ark simidad lintame my be k them beds whisk k geldst akar End plesiple see I have Mil *Mimes is ibs Ids it Mein I Ism seek eathimeo to ihe mesa priedirsi sot Irk ad I do set km ad auk ieserkee implir disfe w titz l i a : set Map ie place miliem tbe .W.M meembes the m kt s. =or tie NMI laskik slim (Clem) Sir, this mimed es Alai ea ups the beer lmeirmis this mud le • soma then iamb of the Undid iinsam m et ai t ere iallymosit vim withdraw% mil in iron and sleek dr tar adereim it be • brow, it risks he a mom etherion, bee weed to • hyena ems ; sat I wish dm to bees m Iru ad a min km tion. (arm) I ma sit wiles disk minim (Mims ney be; Mot is smear tor tbm, est Ihr we, to deleerro I try Mr hem dm es sepsis air raper cord, bat I bad it to be far as Most el this dot dry smut he Mark et Isms, sat that they ieeid be WA ma tabor end la foam ; sad se loog r try sorivo their isdeadirs the eras red lam amid to tom is to. WA, whisk Mews to to. seas. sad I va aore some same to as sepol lir deo IninneMi width it tied kiln mem to adia. (Clens.) r • Aor woks tom Mr. frooms_ ,Is rooky -- C. YORTIOCUR mewed the sidemane of the dr M k s ask Arms, 111. ISOMMedd losseM see so moos why thore theaki be es silserment mimeo it me this ms.( bat. were sail embalm sod Miters abed ]brass The smosetheed sue Ora withdraws mil the has.. di vided es the esisink makes fro la 167—S The motion was the bat, end the vomit of thshiers me morel with Led shordsg. GRAND mans aftsuum. . NOWT= mak ponstries re= k • lo sem itr i the kw Math, to peedMise TM I PROTISSION. Mr. READLAM skirl km Is kiss fa • IS to kir and asmi the km ropikodsoMbe sorriMpeimie. CONTRACTS Vol 00M111311111117 DEPART- Oa as mein at Cl Ise D. the emboss woo seer C smear lb. Mesta, Lam Sir Cloths Napier, . Theme S UM, Ith Tile, Mr. Mr. Clony, Mr. DMA Willemillhola DMA sat think KAM,. =4IIAIIOi i R! (IREL g AND) lai . Pll= 1"115r4..1.g1ve briwo .6.11 oretir k cam • la lb 1 . 131 ° Primblis Itte gu n ki ngn i n ob. ts mem of the Orr ef Cimery is ledmi; the kr as as rib embody of Meade indiessmem al W meth the maw k dads prtrlma throper lr Airs Mr. C. 7 ~~~ •-..• --1 cum cosensia SiuL Ibb alga dills by lb O. 011 ST sbiat bat we l bl i Zb b ibistrabiblbs bib the ibli bit booblib d tis k = tu g .m oo c " anr i keT s AN ebb el As we be the Mob on me mobs at Mr, Iblibb Ilar mai Mom beembi bib lbesmowl dlbe lib die graiimhigier of dr busumbend MILUI was is aver be review day (Wairbir)b babied* a sew obit be Mg sot iwabrobbil •; be la ire boned bot ea appobbab Ird begs amb. The mad= Ihr tlas pesirdas of be rooms was boa *Mad to. ma bow, adjounhoi i 111 Labe§ post is., ZWB BUDGET. THE PARLIAMENTARY CONTEST TO-EIGHT. To-night, on the motion that Mr. Bram do leave the chair, ea plug fateCommillas of Wove ort Mora on the Cie tithe lizehagon's naehika, Mr. DINA will move "That la the "labs et Oil WNW It WOW is eviiisa, Wm, metkatag tl. lonatal annigansato kr Use away year, to etivet the eolloriei IMMO 1•11 1111- peDditill• to the 01011. which thell was but tokolotal to ware tho coastry ittualet the eit el • Aractoory the rim 18611-9 awl riMMIO, est te provide ke reek a balms et ammo aoi drop roopeOlvity, to the yw 1890, is Try place it to the power of peellonsid et dot pedal, without seatarnaoarat to the Ilmoo, eltegadee to resit the biome Jaz." On the motion forgoing into eammittee of ways and moms Mr. Madame erM awe "That this hem will act great say addition to the ate dempedie by the Coors Milks Act of 1855 upon the ericise d be ed ossoo." In committee of ways 'ad )14ar BMA bis Ne emondocont not time Wein the amply gesaied to bar Majesty, are shall be vied sinsimiy, drabs the lains at three yews, teas the sth day of 1867,16 Ilea et tie Mai nal dodo ehereedie he the tome poled he the mud ode wlo hose solatbre to the bade he, kr Ned Is raped of di pereety dr goalie Nedra r led MO the rate end er r at TL, ad he sod in gospel et et peals mid galas no Awe& the rote and loey d he every twtoty damp of the Newt value d del meaty, proles, mod pis teepestively." On Meads,' next Mr. EinarAri will ask the Pint Lad el the Massey, whoa the Ceehresee at the Ned ellahiquellea isle meet ; sad " whether there le my hope tithe usloppy ellaremess which have erica la coueequesos anis hie appariea ea Sales Imilepeallesoe being brought le • grayed atikieseeey hembethea." Mr. Windom bee a .efts ea the paper to the lea hllleriseibet:—" That whenewe say amber shall heal span he lei la bear ea die ems Trades, It shell eimpieas term ether mak, to rite to odor ; where upon Ma Illpeeha lobe adios al the bet, mad, it so sera amber itall then rite, Kr. Speaker shell put the MAYNOOTH COLLIDE.—The atm of 131,8001. has _ _ bu pid vat of t. Cassolidatad Fund daring the lust five pus t. the Unalatlasl prellosors al the Collect. of X. - =O6 la Inked, babe at Ilts aft of 16,31101. a you PART DIVISIONS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, LAST NIGHT. THE COLHITT TILINCHISE. Mg Corny FMICWISL—Metice Mg Quallallylla, Vat Lave be ghee to brims ha a imahallha Map Air la Cooties 4 Bpi sag W Ibt Ma ealbat la Bereagtta by Elvin the tfght d heei et leaemerb d the .- ' --` '' ' ---- . ? V: Ws Y 'l9`2. PAIRS. imeis Mr 0.0. 1 7 " Lbws INS It FRID. ~~ rd bell :oa t . to v . adit a Z- 1 11 , :i "C r is debate be sow Li*Mir = YAM !media psi :—Tbs r.. VC 20111, hr tik i 6f. 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Da" sad V i .=. , NIL lisakma ausa assillaskai Asa at at do AM -1 skeet the mdse. via* la wean adressisaliave avast IIATXOOIII COLLIES. MAT 1100?. min. ttai oprodas ibis le :solve lOW Ms • ior the moo •I alb be the irlimust of th• Gap of Maparsi• wltli • •••• dr widiannral say alimal oil Go gee 19' ----- Ice. rot Mr. B. COW llt.trralro Ile 11. Masa - err& Mr. V. Urn Mr. !.., tram Or J. maks • • 11 . 0 Mr. IL Coln Mr. ra.T.114.10. 14r. Jews . .. Sir J. iron. W.M.Dm Mr. Irroiltio,V r. omits - Mr. 1/1240k0r0 UN N. T. Dario . Mr. Mr. Warw.— Ms. N. Moms C. Mobirro - Ur. Mr. Poo 1, Mr. Plurlaa Mrs OW. Ma... 11 It i ol li rooni;ri Mr. •piro ... Mr. (srloo Mr. Wooi4 . Ns. U. Mr. nom* Yr. rods* Mr. ri. =. - . . Mr. Ihorlas Lot Make le the may romeleilve imbue et hob vibe Swhat mise. Mr. WOE& 8 Welhob. S. W. Henley, eh J. ?Wien Le i = Led J. Ihite. mei Sr F. Isity Al aft new B. Lyles Is mope do eyes. Amos the Mei umbers "Wig tie the woke me : C. 8. le t. Memo Male. S. Oksdhin.H. H. Casa =1111.160814:. Die , O. WNW. L. a/ewer* C. I. Q. F. Me" S. S. Salk W: end W. esehares Is wpm( to all Soft polo hr sak=patsome. Cc Court. The Gum sad Prises Albert, eeeet ed by the Primo likasahha leormbergte, Wok a irtee la ea Wites.amirlfarre ifIL C. yeelselsyG re. The y sad emelie leereitbe l V ' Perastry, Model ea hereatrack. Rime Abbot sele 1 Wei& with the Mese d Waite Who hemeas. Witold bp hie wow trableg. The Mere age me the Fibs Peed= et Bohm th, • yeipoimall4 l ailisisil bytailrOerallee llatdesten sae Paralay, Adele the Lemiallaliweity I l n a Ttleems Seri art tbe Priem Mr boalerei Mem &peal am with a via le *ate lingephie Nip at IllidmentetaTemihp. illetty rd M ess Ake* Ida the Pima ley* So Nom Nehoilir Leesreherde, mg the Palms Peat" boom. Ihe Addled Theatre with desk hat weeleg. The sepal _Mee melee/ et lady lArd Orr" lereer•seema the Km. C. Grey, end Lam leeriCslemei resemby. A boa Er Boma 'Mars for the Wortisie der ormaktieg a Er. Eu(N Xr. Pocock, hr. Mmi hr. James Modes% hr. James md Mr. W. IP. Jelir (ink to the brann, UM irlth the lies. lir IL Eelyeamarry, et the 1 Pies a Waite, la wormems le ceehda semesilmeie of ths lidememwma Ad. A 4/1111/k combat, el Mr. W m oil= ) sail Mame. V e t illkibilir moil= 4 two Cashel Looks Diarist with Mr. lath, )rus" o thedsek, hid ma bleirview wSk the — Eight Hats. E. P. a the As dim Peer-law Board, yesterday, aa the saisot et the piped Wig els bead-ream far the me 4 timmumem 1 Mr. Sett= Nomilles. K 2. sod lir. Will., 11. P., woes- Clisdthe derakahm meeelder the harbour of MS= he Yids sit Diem= Wiesday. The deputation iro iminimssil le the Cimmedier el the Exchequer by Sir R Davis. The emy Judkil Committee at the Privy Omen sat yester day. As =pea Dom the Admiralty Cart, " ilaremes v. the Quest" (A) prise, was pert brad. The lards pre sent wen. the Cherwellor et the Dadra ri Carswell, the Dom al the Ceara at Arch= Ilk J. Palma, and Sir B. Ryan. Her Excellency the Countess Berneteeff Iru Way delivered eta funkier polaris, afteruoom, at Prussia Houma. The coeublas awl tba labst ue suogramaleg favourably. _ _ The Marquis sad Marehiceseus or Ailoamy left ton bet main for &math ledp Marlborough, Wits. Maria Marchimeas of Allestm7 has left CIA. ridges Hotel. Vicomte= Palmaritan's th/ law t, which was to have takes place lt main& launavoidably poitposed until Taistlay asst. Lord Haas hr arrived in town ban Palmendon Roue, Men. Mr. Muting' and Lady Elizabeth Russell have arrived at their residence in Bdaa-plea►wart, ham Tun bridge-wells, for the wawa. Sir Francis Baring, M.P., and Lady Arabella Boring have @wind at their new reddiaat la Ratea.euare, tress Bwattea.park, Andover, Rash Sir Janis sad lady Graham have arrived at their =dhow, to Oronener-phots, for the germ Mr. Bottleld hes left the Clarendon for his wet in Ncethamptesehire. Mn. W. E. Ciledstone "received" lad evening at her adduce la Carhe-garina• The gtairol chile In haled Oh John awl Lady ?adage" and Mtn Dhaiii. Leave of absence hes been granted to Mr. Mine, 31. T., until Zoom, tut arzonat et ham la hie badly. A convereasione was held lest night at the rooms et he Beekety kr the Preargetka et the Gough Pell mil, et **kb he hag ad Ozhol, the Dan et Weet. atutor, and nohow et he dew ewe proud. The pier al the how het rompattere for the awake at the newel huh awe exhibited la he rem, sad altar tea the Rev. Plebe= Willie delivered a isolate at awl plea 88,1460.1% DAILY 3 NEWS mI LENT . TO READ, ham 8 u.m ., IC. v"ria..=;°4-I.rvitt EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC sUd TRADE MIMI) ei~r a: =Nee 4 .l2ingraed as 4 Neve D sad LUX T #4SIIIAD by II to Ile wefts. IliE EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC and TRADE SUPPLILD arm Hannot. at bola? W. WIPP IS t. loamlhr and Nem Amt. H Nat It•Plaad- Ned. DAILY 113Wd DUITL/ILD sod T WAD 01 lUs snatalad. Int exoreoo. Ataatiodeata tatt:l47(lar .•11•11preta740 - ite Imlay dm, mast t at Our Ofata Iliatwartedrat. b Tara Mud on the day d palitludes. HAYNARKIT. Tim Vilma, DOODLE PACK]) monis. War. artramk. Opeaptea, mad Chlppireelals: Mn IL 1 , 11.4111•411. Wiwi& —A ',IMMO WI tr.—As.l TEI DAIWA IN VIZ WOOD. Una Na.ty ; in F. Wrlsti.—Commess NY. Pal NOUNS Tau Imam IL IIIIDSUM111:1 SIGHT, DRUM. ALADDIN MID TEO WONDICaTUL LOUP; wt. g~la sad a. owe laa Rua Yams. Clam& MOM isd reas; O. Mama—Dian spa alai( gaga . ~~R~t G, FEBRUARY 20, 1867. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUN TILT b. STIIIIIIIO POST, at La 6d. pat tr., 'apart la a& .1130 k In JOOl MADDOX, M. Opp, Altestalnet. ltaparltpult. 11•01WIlet sad ifttnsdatat. PUBLIC and the TRADE are reminded 1 thy. aia PUPPLIZD vrith RUINING ZIPIPISS, I . 4l=llNGOlL r yja ... loionleau s. h.s/Pug ' Publish. vornssent were surelsing "a wise discretion in not bringing forward measures which it would be diffi cult for them to bring to a successful issue. They were visibly in a state of great difficulty with regard to the finances of the country. Their position weighed very considerably with him, and he did not wish to place them in greater difficulties'," &c. Is Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT an enemy or a friend? And what became of the motion after all this? 192 members of the present House of Commons voted against the introduction of Mr. LOCKE KING'S Bill, and 179 voted for it. The announcement of these numbers was received with cheers—cheers which, in whatever sense they may be taken, can hardly be regarded as very creditable to the Rouse. If, as was no doubt the ease, these cheers expressed gratification that the minority was so large, it shows pretty plainly where we are in this the 28th year of the Reform era. It is for the people of this country to look to these things. One point, at all events, is pretty clear, that Lord PALMERRTON at this moment occupies a somewhat peculiar position as leader of • Liberal Administration. LTONIIII. Tin Emma, • LEM RANION. DM= sad BMA: Kn. Vika—Asi the ow IMIIINOM• DONALD AND DINDOILA. Tido. Nation. . KenieN. Matlions. Silt; Mom gielor. 0. M. said J [Add —Doers waist NODSZT. • torn.• • HIND IN THI HAND HOZ= THO IN BUSH. ME flonabsr•—••o Ho slamming. lIARLIQUIN THE DONN= QUM!. M Olem. NAIL HoilberE WY 'way; *Wm= Vane AAA Apia—DlM 111•414• E MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tule DAT —lllsmisp. IN. 1hm.....-- Alsesses. 11116 In. faarmaaw—libmislag.l ll6 4:............. AMMER. Oh. is LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20. TO OUR Ds consequence of the absorption of space by the reports of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprietors have determined to issue a DOUBLE NUMBER on SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone ment of interesting matter. No change will take place in the price. The SECOND DOUBLE NUMBER d the EXPRESS will appear TO MORROW, Feb. 21. EVERT fresh contribution to the history of the Canton business makes the case of the °averment weaker and weaker. Two questions were pat last night, one by Lord CLAUD ll.octcroN in the House of Commons, and the other by Lord Care in the Home of Leads, both of which have an im portant bearing on the forthcoming disemica. Lord CLAUD HAMILTON elicited the fact that, sines the date of the despatch of 1847--by which offensive operations against the Mouse were peremptorily forbidden to the British Meals in China without previous 'auction from this country—no orders or instructions had been sent out in any way rm• pending or superseding those directions. It stands, therefore, as an admitted feet that Sir JOHN Bow- RLNO, in authorising offewslen opeeMiont spinet the Chinese withent waiting for previous anodise from this coolers, W violated met only the sphit, but the very Maw of inetroetiem, wide& have MOM bias either impended or emartseded. Lord asst's question referring to the ingelity of the registration of the Arrow went at ones to the Wm et ll= fulness or wrongfulness of the Canton ab ionic. Fee if the registration of the Arrow as a British vessel were biped the legal competence of the Colonial Legislature, nothing can be more plain than that the whole gonad on which our hostile pro ' oeedings can alone bo *Med sinks at once from under us. The Amin was not a British ship; the flag alleged to bays been hauled down by the Chinese was one mho bad ne right to carry ; there has been no lama to our natimality ; no infringement of treaty advalidea I the sawn belli of Mr. Consul Fetter.* M mons mismitine, and our proceedings from first to last ham bisa as flagrantly lawless as they have been roaniastly impudent and inhuman. So, then, things are beginning to develop them selves a little. Already we have arrived at a few somewhat remarkable results. Leed.P.u.mrsarox, moved, as he alleges, by the existing condition of parties and the actual state of public business, will have nothing whatever to say to Parliamentary Reform in any Asps, at all events for this session. He even spas lm end divides the Home, against the very intreiedbe sf a Bill for effecting the not re markaWymmistlearry *set of making the franchise fie *Maker 18 0. 0 40 0441 1” 14 4Pn the 'P e arl et a Issellont 4 the lame who et 101. Rarely a reletel eimoky oppmedele esemeeerimmad Ibes • skis by the lair et dr Me party le the set any hisluselNd bps d Ilhilltafr ampstary lialimenn The sat lashol d the diamse• ilea was the psalms liken up by Lied Js Rea ms. Lod lam warmly edam ltd die proposed reform. He even went so trr as In indulge in a whet wiser sr two at the isennommhisdble meson siimniby hie noble friend el Ihs led of the Go yeeismit toe wising the Isisiusdas if this Bill. .*awe net men deity see rabic of public beim so to maks the inlesthmellaw at this measure vesesiesebls, or its dismiss bmpracticable. It mem misused to his, en all contrary, that Govaimmemat bed Whoa sevided with some degree of eats the animal/dig of any public business of impotent* ; nor did he use any symptoms et tisk kW about to diderh " the placid course they eppored to have laid down for themselves.' Sis Newsreel Lord of Netherby followed to the sem allot, and solemnly renounced his adhe sion to the principle of " Inality ". It was, 4 ermies, evident, from the extent to which the.. James GRAHAM talked about his coti 'nlineieb that party feeling had nose—no, not the slichlek hether's weight of inflame in guiding hiss is this wets which he ultimately gave. The 14011.111 islitition of all was that made by Mr. BM= Itemizer, who openly grounded his eppildea to the news, sot us mush on any oideetiou be entertained to it in itself, as on the state et peados and the position of the Govern mi. it add be visible to all, he said, that (lo- LATEST INTELLIGENCE. The Gazette de Teheran of the Bth of January contains& New manifesto of the Persian government. The ermeessions offered by Persia to Great Britain are again alluded to, and a contrast is instituted between the friendly disposition of Persia and the determined hostility of England. The manifesto maids' in the following terms : Seeing afar this the trnithmemes of it. Madly edemas and loyal AIM, sad lam pemaded that Enka will ant refrain from earryfay haw its deadasering Mires sad un just views, Um Persia government lads WIG obliged to appeal to the tam et the llest High, end tow all the mean. in ire power to &had the cossery sad peep* and to , ram an insolent antsy ; sad te .slot to ray warlike for the good of the law sad the Mks, that its bag rayon may not be lightly area to Ignenday sad diamlear. It la clear that the Persica goeermmmn is Was Ma- Goo of offrading • powerful ally or d Mang win* he infringing upon treaties, nor a desire to MIN sialkolaing grievances or to me the shading of Mesa tdood. WWsh of the two mass will have provoked this post colowdly the Moot High will judge. The Pada government het not neglected, nor will neglect, atyChteg to the despatch of commanders and saktent military forces and satiety, or la the adoption dal eatable esmares for the repulsion a et enemy. AniongstotherstheillasirismaGene-Mehmetilm , Serneclaktai-Bachi (chief of his lidejesty's crepe of garde), and the illustriona Feel-Ali-Chao Beg larbegui, have been sent intothe maim of Para, supplied with neemeary material. Coadiag in the goods's of God, they quitted the capitol as lhe let for thole drannanon, and if England pandas is its groualms hostilltim, the other point. end Wanks of the mid province will not be found unprovided with the mesas of tame, as in the me of Benden-Boachir, eat will sera for emethiag more than • placed exercise for Balla troops. Supposing Enema to return to pew, this expedition will not entail greeter tomes than those which would moult from English conquest. The Paris Patric, in the following cautiously worded paragraph, infers the opinion that the Per sian difficulty is not scrims : Severe! journals have announced that the Persian diner- COO, Is in • fair way el erreagma. We balm we know from private informed.= that the principal dUlleultlee are sow get over, sad that both peace lam awarded in coming to ea andintadag an to conditions of piece. We must, then, hope Mt within a few dela thalami of the definitive snangemeat all be made publie—ea mengement to the concha= of which the micrara et Pariah Shan at Paris will not have bees forelp. The Pays says : The latent accounts from the tanks of the Campion Sea Mate that the 13th division of Rued= Infantry, com manded by: 01111•11111 Chivied, had taken up • position, on January 26, at Djaat, at the 0002t11003 of the Ataxia and the Hour. The meat day, the 29th, Abberad Khan, tent by the govmer of Feasts& ca a special missioa, had a keg COldefele• with Gemmel Chivied at his had-quarter. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (now ova owx PARIS. THUARDAI DIMINO. The Nord, of Brussels, throws doubts upon the visit of the Emperor of Russia to the Tuileries, but if we may believe the latest court gossip here the Empress is at this moment personally superintend ing the arrangements for the Cur's comfort in the apartments destined for his reception at the Tuileries. The Bourse continua, to improve notwithstanding the realisations of profits after the rapid rise of the last two days. The Rente rose 25e. for account, closing at 69fr. 50e., and closed at yesterday's pries, 89tr. 30c., for account. Mobilier is still fiat It raw bet 2fr. 50e. The railway market was very firm. The favourite lines were the Lyons and the Medilarea neon, there being a report that serious efforts at a fusion of the two companies are again upon the topic. Lyons rose 30fr., and Mediterranean 35fr. Orleans rose 12fr. 50e. ; Northern, 10ft. ; St. Rambert, 15fr. ; Grand Central and Eastern about 2fr. each. Western fell 3fr. 75e. It is credibly stated that the bullion in the Bank of France has increased by six millions since the lest returns. The shocking circumstances of the death of an American gentleman, M. Morey, who was shot dead by a sentinel in the Clichy prison, must be fresh in the recollection of your readers. The soldier in question, a man named Morel, belonging to the 88th Regiment of the line, was to-day brought to trial before a court martial to answer for his conduct. I have not yet seen any report of the proceedings, but the result is that the court, after hearing the ex planations of Morel, who maintains that he only executed his orders, pronounced a full acquittal of the prisoner." This verdict will certainly be narrowly scrutinised by tho American residents in Paris. It was said rat the time of the fatal occurrence that the soldier had fired under the mistaken notion that larders given to him formerly at a convicts' prison WM alike applicable to Cliehy. This it would now appear from the judgment of the court was not so. But it is difficult to conceive what regulations could imetify the shooting an inmate of a debtor's prison , mho was most certainly not attempting to escape. The circumstances ought to be most fully explained *the public. K. Louis Barre, an ex-Professor of Philosophy, Itis andior of a " Complement du Dietionnsire de taraftsmie," and a well-known translator of Byron and Walter Scott, died yesterday. The second ball of the season was given at the Hotel do Ville, last night, and was as brilliant as moral. About three thousand invitations were issued. Fernkh Khan was among the company. The Daily News was seised to-day, in conse quence of its leading article on the Emperor's speech. A Paris letter in the Brawls Isdependanee states that an interview of a very " estimated" character has taken place between Lord Cowley end Count Weknead, apropos of the statements connected with Mr. Ditraelf "secret treaty." Our correspondent at Rome writes on the 14th : —" The promised fiat of Risher s repreientstioes at the Metastasis Theatre, has been dela* by *at Est emceed. accident at Repko, which so hr &MAW her seas es to me rest her from reappearing sa let upon the stage. It is hoped, however, that she will be anaciontly 'wavered next week to tread once more those fentiliar boards, end meant the Raman public again with her Waling tense The Milos Gazette of the 14th publishes as ba wls' antogreph, or decree, written by the sovereign's own band, extending the monasty also to each criminals as may haw attempted the his of a member of the impede' hmily. UNITED STATES. (ET ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) )N, FRIDAY MORNING. The Argo has arrived at Cowes, on her way to Havre. She left New York on the 17th instant. Amongst her cargo is specie to the value of 230,000 dole. for France. On the 17th she signalled the English or Hanoverian ship Godfrey. The New York Herald says that Messrs. Cobb of Georgia, Floyd of Virginia, Pickens of South Caro lina, Brown of Tennessee, Bright of Indiana, Clifford of Maine, Black of Pennsylvania, and Jones of Old Keystone, will most probably be some of the parties whom President Buchanan will have in his cabinet. The Canadian government have appointed Justice Draper to proceed to England to plead the claims of Canada to the Hudson Bay territory before the House of Commons. News has arrived from the West, that the rivers arc rising, and that the ice is giving way. Congress have passed bills, admitting Oregon and Minnesola into the confederacy as sovereign states. Nothing was said in the debates on the bills on the slavery question. A bill has been reported for the relief of the inhabitants of Kansas. This bill abrogates the laws passed by the pro• slavery legislature. The Dallas-Clarendon Central American Treaty has been debated. The Atlantic Telegraph Bill is likely to pass ultimately. A bill has been reported for the removal of quarantine. The Indians in Florida are about to be vigorously attacked. _ _ The net amount in the Treasury, subject to draft, is nearly 22,000,000 dole. The Loui►iaua legislature have instructed the members of Congress from that state to oppose the repeal of the duty on sugar. The African has arrived out. The Baltic bad Waco arrived. NEW YORK, Fri. 6. The Baltic's news has depressed the prices of readstuffs. Cotton was firm. Freights steady. The money market depressed. FEARFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION. ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO MEN MISSING. 4 BARNSLEY, THURSDAY nom . . A few minutes after 12 o'clock this day an awful • raplooion took place at the Lund-hill Colliery, situated abed half a mile from the Wombwell station on the South York. shire Railway. The pit, which is about 220 yards deep, ha loop to Taylor and Co., and ia worked by separate shifts a men night and day. The day workers, to the number GC 180 turn and 8 lads, descended et 6 o'clock this morning. AS 12 o'clotk 22 of them, who reside near the pit, tams Kato dinner, the rest containing to partake d that meal In ths pit. Shortly afterwards • harful espission occurred whirls shook the pound for a old distance around, sad ths 4aws in which the emu Emma was blown up rho shaft sod lodged in the pwle, shows ihs pit-mouth. Nuns. burs dims kcal rigtimstbe 'sada Soaked to render walasass; sad ay la Iliiseliaisesomabad been draws up Ara, swop slam west eiffeeelly Nona; this left 142 sma wessidir 4 the pit to almost mask bah. The Ir , Woe d Our pit was sat en fire by Ow /*NM, sad the I thins have spend with such rapidity as, it is limed, to cal oast amass of ruching that part of the pit whin the 142 mem sie selpseed to be. - - The dee began to bins from the air-shaft aimed d edit. ; and moat op an inonsess number of sparks ail phew burning wood, which hid a most terrible apposemo Sees idea of the festal oaten of the tire soy lie pitied WIN" we state that the bees ererlieg up the sirehedidfthpethl - docp, reach 11110111 Ithe ewe* yelp shoe the left Ike& r wring the country Ara deem area. Abel T olds* the ptoprietors and secede at the pit he& • outehrece, and • derided to stop op the amilis of the Indies data with planks end earth, as the snip way of eapitegthe thought of the air mine and rabbis the fire. This }lee we attended with partial sexes, sod about half-peet I Atha the flame ceased to ascend shove the modes oldie peed. • Previous to this 11,0111111 mean had emend the pit, art penetrate' ems tileisues Art the main tiremeney, bet found the weeder me sa of sulphur am to rub& all eem tronee into thew The stepping* by which the weehile were ventilated bed thee hewn down, and the gassed - havoc nab with the weeks 'simony, em that thme is the slightest sapootedes of rey et the seas who see yet II the pit bra" read Ave. Twelve se galas dead bodies were pitied up la the into tramways, end seried to the bottom of the slat, but it we bed ett went that the eateba at the pit should be closed that they was allowed to rare there. Several of the Riese elm oat alive are thiltylsod, Wu". The pitilessly been to wart two yen, seed woe welders& one of the bast emblated men tor milts storm. It is supposed that a fell in some part of the works has led to the exploeion. It is expected that sonic days will elapse before the Ise will be safikiently extinguished to permit the pit to he entered. The cause of the explosion is as yet involved to wide* . . The overlooker Satre that when he went round the this morning before the day-men descended all was then'ss fectly safe. The Grand Duke Constantine of Russia' left Han over on Tuesday for Darmstadt. The Prince do Ligne, president of the Belgian senate, has just moovered from a severe Einem, and was or ceived by the King on Tuesday, at the Chateau of Laeken. Madame Pleyel, the eminent pianiste, is now at Paris, much indisposed. At a bat costume held at the residence of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Tuesday, the Ems pima arrived in a black domino. She then changed it for I Ole of a sky-blue colour, and shortly afterwards assumed a ploy costrune, resembling that of Azulema in Trouvire, but as arebted her mask. The Emperor changed his domino free lines in the course of the evening. The HareM, counting the ministerial chances ea to she Wyk ehterves:—" Besides the ministerial phase hs s. II el those a solid and numerous one, there will be e large moy of man of 'wises vire% embiteddi may coressestives, whitlows resolvel, and Irreemidelhilt soodutian barn, a de ashen et penult te dleilmh • lies - seer whose asholoolitli gtelara r ba te ghat AMINO t much satisteetion. Weimer that Lard Unionism hilleA the letters of various meedims ail tin House of Comings - of conservative politic% vale love given him 111111 l assurances; end •• Woes that, relying in new suppose, bo Is • leeward with wellinsie the mak et the the piety costest al the min. MI 1 Fiume Iffighast boo presented a stony WO; Hs= for dsbaleimithedly weak in the heat et None, Bawl, bed Graham. But, in egibet 1 11 11419) consults his busty taller of the votes, eel is Whom" Ott 'there is no danger.' He will be allowed to espoinil auger end tea duties, and to Mole too WIN hesoulanh because he hos thoroughly limed a Pew mean 1 pounds by according to dm Ad AY 64, elan Welt ell other things—a good eat Mosel me et the eland pr ' teenage of the crown." The London Manchester and Foreign WUCIXISIO Company have given notice that they Wert to sitiqda et dm branches of their business, assertthem eieshimet sue , leather ware, ghee, and jewellery. The Compaq staled only shoat a your bars. 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