The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-28 00:00:00

PUBLIC and the TRADE me reminded Ltter l zaae rw c.mk i zt22 l o 2 l p. ra m rumor. &AM NEWB LENT TO READ, tram 8 am., saiimiswiriest=7: =vile REPREBEL—TIae PUBLIC and TRADE aiIIIMEM. in mg. Alla M llll, D by I mad Mgt la ibs mUE EXPILEBB.—The PUBLIC sad TRADE sitivmiry re 11.2.- 1011% II I SU mr , irigETSS 16.110004. la ea ANL 46,..e15e SU. ZENBERO ea CORNS :mpr the Mamiamat, ow o. ... be 7t.losVriluula 101101 dab waiikambe PetilWr ia Vlima re my ly Wm*. Mann ruidems. . Mari : sew w and wry Wow er us Was of UN wawa Mi. CO* expreOpi. TO COPAZIPONDRINTO. adossOmosie YORAM tat "Tr (sinus? Lemon I mei rte`sh 10.11samearrest. bp Tye . flag el I , IIIIOIIIIIFL te Cm ,1LC.11171176 It1:401:1 1 5 11 01.14 1111. ; a ars rrat= rd •I dr gas. Mom Clenrit. Nam soil MY; 1210 adirc—Dap spa al harica & • Unit i ` 111 ,10 11. 11. Yr. rd lin C. Pus—M Y PRlWlrgralltrillin•D. Mc Twig—AM 011111 U, AMP NEDOILL Zirle. Bung. ea cans= ; CM Wegias. lan 11. I.6—Down ma se MN pas a LONDON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. Tue sdromed dellsb in the OMENDE se Mr. Commis sonieliews foxy ms N la ' I the spin w▪ ere am noterens, the wok/. of the - which fanned the Agin of Moir bewailed was tissidedly less so. As boring reprosaleo tive tselimeay to the widespread being ef pet ad reprobation wherewith the deeds el lir Joon Bowmen and Cased P. m's* are regarded by the sentry et brie, the reit/reties ef the 'sae nentingents and mesenings by a number of 'mond and thied-nde speakers nay indeed be looked upon me of quite as amok isspeetanee as the delivery of two or three elaborate =mayor by men of pre eminent mark. In this light it is not un betrustive to note how completely the dis tinctions of elms and party have been Ali beat= in the general indignation. Never was OH aseptic maser of the great organ-of-all-work for OMB is power, more emphatically controverted. On se treenien that we remember has there been wa gon= a more =write forgetfnlnese of factions hilnens= aid a mare thorough blending of party edam in the came of humanity and right. Lord OODZEICH and Lord Boast CECIL seldom concur is their view of =die policy; but respecting the absurdity aid iniquity it the late rcesedings at Chat= they are entirely of award. No two nun is Parliament ban mere widely than Mr. WHITESIDE sod Kr. Cowan, yet we And them taking on this gentian the same ids, and advocating the same doctrines in their widely dissimilar ways. The bet is, that the forts of troth hem, &rough ed the whole =Mr, been struggling in .en's minds spinet a world of peerdies, interest, god pinion, mad no amount of reckless assertion will seemed in mierepreeenting the motives which have led men of such diverse antecedents and pre position= to awed to the resolution of censure mewed by the member for the Wed Riding. Of the veteran magnates of debate none took part in the proceeding of last night except Sir JAYE! OSAILLII. The topics of his =dna' were not new, tar that under the circumstances wee impossible. Bet his method of dealing with them wee eminently leis own. Among the many singular faculties of the man, is that of being able to drive a nail further home than anybody else. There will hardly be Lod a point of attack in his speech which bed not previously been need; yet each and all as he touched them seem to have received new =poetess.° in his mode of handling them. This, far example, the wilfal sappremica by Sir J. Bow er= and Mr. Pews of the expiration of the heads Bosom for a year, and the consequent inten d= to deceive the Memo SO to her claim to fly the British deg, had been dated already by half a dozen spathes. Bet it was not until two brief ' pongee from two letters of the Plenipotesdney were read in immediate juxtaposition by air JANIS OILMAN that the ball Mlle of the writee's mendacity Hooked on the House, whose expremions of some and condemnation were renewed again and again before the inexorable anatomist paned on to aaother abject. Nothing, we think, has been said in the course of this protracted con troversy eavourbg more of practical wisdom than the warning renounced by the right hon. baronet monad salmitting the novel principle into the admi xed/ad= of our foreign affairs. that en envoy self «evicted of flagrant and flagitious falsehood in his intercourse with an ally for the avowed purpose of circumventing and humiliating that ally, should not merely pees =reproved, but receive the unreserved =probed= of the Ministry at home ; and after having thus abused the name of the Sovereign, that be shook' be 'stained in the function he had thus proved Marsh[ so unworthy to fill. We have set space to analyse the legal ariwww4 of the Arronttro-Ozrzw,who, it will be obese,* eselly threw overboard the whole line of reseed* innisedy adopted by his own colleague with niawass to the sufficiency of the Colonial Ordi mem lit RICHARD Brrniu. gravely rimed the Eisen that Lords and Commons had, up to the !moment of hie riming kW night to Wane the House, been ander a total aireppehessien as to the nil state of the ..--- ----------- PIANOFORTEB.-.4EAKER, BEALE, smd Co I". ""'"". THE DAILYLONDON MORNING 60. ‘is taasjaWerurr".lll4llo•llNO ma et Owed Worms la do .Ural !gm •S Se somsl sioris Ihs us= be ob. aid Is*, soled 5p0511 ... 0 soommisl smsissi Is sr op, mom. art stittbrais ppm"- gi st as=tzs di siX i i . .a.m i zpAs is Tr osi tli. i nn, 011LVUMS MOM "I TAPTIIIS ALL OIVIXIIVII ADVIZTIIIIIIIIIIIL SA ='"Vdmk......:Ls...NlAsSll yawl. %re liss__ls Issonlmo spy el . aiii.. , Im. PSI. i s re.l --- Ms Wig s dasseas piss= OM I be el so lisskalsr st sommil la Ur Wise ; a NI %IV be Is UM. % golas AS Vag.. WI mg • Oa. Os es sysessAsa Smil Os = i rs r =rols Is IsS NA Y. Pe "MOM PM. 1 LY NEWS FORWARDED to Ow COL I by ovum root It. el. re Jos. matmos. ie. wow a5..7 4,0 " '•••"•••"-- ir ari Nem /heal NAT M • _ ens o Dill aA PaL. b Dawn Wm.. yL 2 0 4 . F. . 10 . ,. Kos em r • Mb MO WV WORM TWO ins CM MOE Madisio . " - Nias Orgion—liman wom MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. DA w-Ilsreig, 416 . -111011.1•11. 4 . 2 " 14 611 . Twainge Oa. A/NVOIR. Q. 1 11 i C 4, ii .. I . 1 . I I P ,: I I LATEST INTELLIGENCE. law applicable to the am ; Dad that be ale" scald and wadi expand soneetly how that matter stood. The incredulous silence with which nearly the whole of his new version of internalised law was listened to, may be taken Pother ea • significant indication of the dined eel declaimer likely to pitted from the more delaterested members of the Houle who are profeatioadly capable of grappling with the ATTOIIIIT-OZNIZALII spick and span new theory of maritime law. But the ;alibi* we apprehend, are long eines weary of the mere legal technicalities of the question. They we aceustoined to hear lawyers disagree, withaat being moved from their own sense of justice thereby. They have made ep their mewls on the sablest. They concur wilh Lord Joss Ross= in his pithy statement of the sub stews of the cies. They believe that " for the sake of • miserable grievance, founded upon an untenable dabs, the colonial authorities have inflicted on the Chimes the worst extremities of war, imperilling an enormous commerce, and incurring the risk of throwing into disorder the whole empire of China." They desire that their reprelentatives should, in the words of Sir :AIM ORAHAN, "wash their heads al the innocent blood that has been shed " during the wanton and wicked bombardment of Canton. Bishops may with political impunity forget the menders of the decalogue when they vote in the Hems of Peers ; but men elected by the people will sot find it equally easy to condone wholesale butchery and devastation when called upon to vote se mem bers of the Home of COIMMOOS. RDINIAN DIPLOMATIC CIRCULAR. A letter has Turfs el February 24 sap : The mood made spirt Pisderrat to the /nen Gerd& is act to be ettributot to the Irreaposeible names of a joaresliet, er to the temper els taaotionery. It Is part of • eyes s, theolged of which Is to provoke PiO6oolki to M emo a hiss molars, with s view to pia diplomatic rhea taps woo bor. Tits minimises understand it gaits la this way, sad, arxordiagly, cot coalalag thowselvee to a reply to the l'iminaostar Own., Count Cavaco los thought It to hens a diplomas circular, szpielabg the Mete of *lap, end hastnneind the representatives of Piedesoat tow to act is ell ematualitios. The wastes°, of this chador is es harms s—The Imalaire governamil hen seta with psis that arias easbelloisl Arad= Josiah weer as tontimint dot ling Victor lisateassi did sot seadarepre sentstive to compliment the lamperor of Austria a a La ar rival at 310. a. For this Godesien them wore meow so legittemte sod so evident se to Jusdly the conduct of aerdl- Ma lathe spa at all bawds' proms. Sardinia hoe lon been without may diplomatic representative at Vistas, sad the restitation to the astardised Sardinian subjects of the prierty eiguestered by AIWA' has sot yet beep semowaced to the court of Tart& To thus old grim- Moo (which shine would have justified the 0011• dad of 13ardhila) this. is to be added the rent espaleices of M. Pleas, the seastor, from Niko, Go the day bates the snivel ot the Emperor sad Empress. As to the PiedraGatese bulrush (which fora one of the sub josh of the compishis put Ihrwerd by the Milan Oesstre), the dm/ex lays days • dbasMisn between sloolete gad firs prearnments to wed le the psis If it to tree that the lersilelesjeusear MR bus to. Akre `their polemics theist it le le sitelbeisl Whidleill inliscredas. Bat tbsowsnonle war the Austrian josewele have repeatedly Miliesi spirt Nelms here s eery dopillesat caustic, burrs they no only be teseelheei es russeetsg trail the mammal Ituelf. Soh le vrey the Jew What of the eircahr. _ . . Lose Pszasaseen has at length told es bar he intended is esrmeseate Sir Joss *Mir sad Oohed Taw= fkr their serviette, bed lb &setts- Ms Assigns not lam !nitrate nem hoe men— the see a }lie-1 irabaseador, dm orm ostnerot offisor—ot Ow urgent request et fie iesment aliwtosk So invidious tot et bilk* Into the sawn disk Id to dr isolosstloa of the British Mg; wit we the wool abbey, hr we now know ant oat of MPS lass, MOO perished. Theirs MN an 'dim dies--endedskee under no ordi nal, oknowilmaa When Lord PALMERSTON, MK Ibis tantalum ismaissit of the British na il" Owed to pat Om id& his own hand jell bin, and fsvouilim sad tam to render the /sons Solastopi Osowsittso umsessosry, be pre miered to mei eat two tiled au to the Odors, in east to make lager en the spot. propsol, idiot wan seashly *sad ; the /shrimps' Camillo sat, milhe wird Commis sheers were armmleimm 1•01 out. Sir Joni; it/au and Odeeithirellie were the men selected. I Thosidat vas ozedleakomi Lord Pstatiaszaa was ilikresieil he kis sieseelip The ism/pike pes oda . Tho Omotimitsffs aids Oak Bard, air answgriss all the ispabisata wW fhb laded kesadly d lir Itrateie Anew ▪ ooloollootoo eeald throw in their way. PANIIVI2 asonploi the Bard. But it gna i.e bootest. The esedsmeiihn of most it Go wog Awes sal the bsompeteney d l PKOZAZD Amer ad Ow Staff were le *Ma fa every page. the. Pm led the hay, in the Howe of COMMA, to Kb= Olt ihersiseiemers, mei the indiplien of Ow Ilare was only allayed by Lord Peirwros ettiz ad paying these tardy essogismat. That Ow twiny st Ohobast, by a bad of Ames alto gm study Womeolost to dad with the questions serliriebri ts obi This inquiry was in its very Miro s Woad lopilheisa et the Report of Sir J. Moos ad Wad Thad% and its owdukno teem sa admit espudietha et these at wilit amee Lomat and tale slicers lei arrived. The =NS vas, that Am who, wawa; to dr limpet of the cowwidoosen had Waft did allaquents is Or Odom, were, by Ibis Oils Itspost. bane- =YR Wawa of teld obill sad onsulty ; and hay WI sit, at the Bins Guards, blaming iellhoeimffsist sad essepyileir the beet Seem in he lOW ism. lb lam& asaidass of Sir has *NEILL and Mimed Than. have been completely ignored. They dared le slate the truths and for this Lord Peramserow oars them, whit ONE THOU SAND POUNDS sterling each, which the lower tarbable Viscount assures the House of Commons they have declined, "not indignantly, but very ceeristaely sad is bind language." Incompetent generels have bolero now been made peers, and have bad resigns settled upon them for two gene:scions. Thee gentlemen of single-minded honesty and emi nent ability have been insulted by a paltry offer of nioney and a reluctant tribute of extorted thank'. How long is the public patience to be abused? Sir Joss MrNerx. and Colonel TOLLOCH have done the State good service. The thanks of Parliament are their only It reward. The motion of which Mr. PALK hit night gore notice enrolees, we are con vinced, the unanimous feeling of the country. This will bo their fit reward, and if Mr. PALK succeeds in his motion it will be done. It I= bees mid to•da7 est Otwat Tear, the Marisa mew at Teets, has eared he lit pemporta. I have no time to melfy the statement, Mai 1 believe to be priority:a ; Ott Ide kw= treat a geed mom that a greed mot* of imperial lIONSOMMS wee lately held at Bites, in which the PieamcoMee mod= was alwamed. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1857. and 9 powder-flute (of which fire were full of gunpowder)- They also mind poriraito of Bar Eta and Latin; Rollin, some seditious pub lications and manuscripts, a cap of liberty, &e. It was stated that the man was an old conspirator, and was accustomed to bout that he had fought at barricades in all the Ettitutes that have taken place in Paris from 1830 to June, 1848 ; that in the insurrection at June he was arrested, and was detained for some months in custody; and, lastly, that he was concerned in a conspiracy to create a disturbance on the arrival of the Queen of England at Paris in 1855, a conspiracy which was baffled by the vigilance of the police. The tribunal sentenced the prisoner to a year's imprisonment, 1136. tine, and two years' surveillance of the police. NEW SOUTH WALES. PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY MORNDIO. The Maid of Judah, Captain Merchant, which left Sydney for London, November 27, was of this port lnat night, and hr hadael ward panniers and a mail, con• dating of 30 bags, from Sydney sad New Zealand. Ma has 6,000 ounces of gold and a large quality of colo nial produce. The Maid of Judah lift Sydney, Nos. 27, rounded the NOM Dee. 27, and crowed the Equator, Jan. 25. She sapsrleneed strong and constant north-cwt winds from 30 deg. N. to the Channel. The following vessels were signalled —Dec.. 5, let. 44.6 8., lon. 1.69 8., 11.24.8. Fleets, front Mdbourne, for England ; Jan. 22, lat. 40 8., lon. 26 W., the ltigrater, front London, for Ceylon, end the Wagers, rairchentman; Feb. 7, let. 33 N., lea 46 W., the Beebe end the French beam Lucie; Feb. 12, W. 37.10, N., lon. 41.5 W., mended the ship Bones Beide, of St. John's, New Brunswick, timber-law, watsr-legged, and shandonsd ; ball apparently in good order, bdwarks carried away, desk-honie washed down, main batches open, beets pas, sad one amebae an forecastle ; topsail gate and broyaids in the alb" Biala end robes yards aloft, mainmast head broke& of by the rigging. This fine-look ing ship bed been but recently abandoned. There were no barnacles err sea grata of any kind on the weed, she is shoat 900 Was, and right in the back of homeward-bound vessel. THN lIPSHRES OF THE PERSIAN WAR. This morning wu imbed " A Copy of the Cor morants show* the Proportion of the Ezpensee incurred in wafts se Itspolitios spinet Perlin, which le to be detterd ten the etevennee d the United Kingdom•" The assepeadoses tree opeesd by the followlag commseics- Iles ken the Claims sad Deputy Globulin of the Pad Ys Chnepany te the Print of the Bard of Cast ilian!, fee tee Ales °lima's: - " East hatpins% Ost. 21, USK •111 b—L larerarmrtba,aain& foreign orrice reran st Bow** taw dr ohm prosel) of hot WM'. prams" Owe th• essestelimilio, woe le Or Cad et ilkire baseil bee Ow it wig Wei ail mar Is WOO bib to the viols the imps cerseincot es Ousiolha di la tis drew dot blimala the causes sad ob is* et Or wag ciabiamiesmilm • Mspa litbalbect ; b.b susimilig i amp Ibilt resaribit Ile swim of Ile ikes evert submit that, ekriiiiimesietteiblis Wit" ear&M be decide& bow: v m.... me Is le berm flier sot dose whoa the IS Allillese. idea vas mieeleiss, Nei it is &NW Ilb did =Walla Isis Ms bin arkisie timpoll sib is boxyleilm Wi mob• by Ibe ems, Om. ast ad lOW, bin aim is principle tem rejected by her Majesty's govarmats•t.—W• ban, &c., Mead) "W. R. STET*. "Rosa D:coils. " The Right Hos. K. Vases Baia, X.P., ' ice. The Utter see emsoreslested bg Xr. Smith to Lied ClA mac& whe rosuseisi M. Jesse Moos, the riewslary to the Tresetteg, to ewe MI deptelmed es the edge& lath set*e reply woe Mend to dr Eget Isis dropsy, to tho diet that Yr Ileptety's gooommeet hoe deletalsed, es Aro ti ell the elsestarVares, le perm to peidonest te moth kr orb& el the adwiwiliary experse of die expellies; by which tem te le le isinebeed that pwlea el the ewer tibia b over aid sheds the eedsqg pq eed allemsere ale deep, esi the mama amp of died* tithe Zig Lirt7teger7 ersgisgeL The noldeet et dr Battik boaddse Irdl be keg* bin be NMI et Comm se is mob islet et be mem lb. Lis M.P. hi be Met begle, bee _NI le Wireless the WI, v erill be seggsreell by Mr. &ask M. bile, mai ear Law Mauer& THE PRINCIPALITIES. A letter treat Vienna gives telegraphic news, stating that Labia Effendi, the fist interpreter to the divan, had left Constantinople on the 18th for Moldavia, on a mission to convey to Jassy the Armen for the convocation of the divans ad hoe. Mantel Bey, the introducer of ambassadors, who is charged with a similar minion in Wallachia, had left the same day for Bucharest. It appears, therefore, that the question of the Principalities approaches a de finitive solution. The Pap says :--" According to the latest news from the Ponies gulf, an armistice of three months has been concluded between the Commander-in- Chief of the English troops and the Persian govern ment. This armistice will begin on March 1, 1847." The following paragraph on Chinese affairs ap pears in the Pays : " Our private correspondence from China states that a grand council was held at Hong Kong on Jan. 14, at the house of Sir John Bowring. Admiral Seymour and several superior officers took part in it. It is slimed that at this meeting it was decided that, until the arrival of freah instructions from the English government, no new operations should be undertaken, and that all that would be done was to maintain an energetic defensive attitude. At the date of the last despatches the council of the East India Company, in a sitting bold at Calcutta, bad resolved that Admiral Saymour's attack upon Canton and its consequences had been very prejudicial to the interests of the Company." THE OVERLAND MAIL. (yawl ovz OWII CST AND DAITISN TILTIOZATI.) MARSEILLES, FRIDAY. The India and China mails arrived hem at ten o'clock this morning, and will be sent on at noon by a special train. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nog 001 OW$ PARIS, FRIDAY EIIINING, I understand that the Council of State, in the debate upon the proposed new impost upon railway shares, has adhered to the system of a tax upon !renders instead of upon annual receipts or profits. The Council thinks it unjust that a man who keeps shares by him, say for ten years, should pay es me to the revenue as one who is continually buy 's/sand selling. This decision, supposing it to be belly adopted by the government, will be rather a sorpriee upon the Bourse, where the transfer tax was, above all things, dreaded, and where it was hoped that the principle had been finally abandoned. The Bourse has again been dull. The speculators for the rise feel much disconcerted by the little effect produced by the resolution of the Bank of France to resume discounting at 90 days. The fact was that the measure was anticipated, and, as usual in such caaes,the "Bulls" overbought themselves. The Bente fell Oc. for cash, and 16e. for account, closing at 80fr. 76c. and 89h. 96e. Mobilier rose 6G. In railways the favourite lines were the Northern and Lyons. Shares in the former line rose 10fr., and were in great demand, the company being on the point of obtaining the concession of the &IWO= line. Lyons rose 2fr. 60e., after having been quoted higher, with a considerable businoes doing. The other lines were fiat, with but insignificant variations. The conflict between the Bishop of Moulins and the Minister of Public Worship continues to create great excitement in the Allier. Several leading re sidents in the department have come to Paris to support the cause of the suspended curls. They bring with them two petitions to the Emperor, bearing 3,188 signatures. The 'present Bishop of Moulins is Mgr. de Dreux Brese, an unusually young man for so high a position in the church, and raised to the bench in 1850, through the influence of his friend, Count de Falloux. It is thought that he may find himself compelled to tender his resignation. Under the government of Louis Philippe, the Bishops of Chilons and of Chartres were in the same manner brought before the Council of State, the action of which is confined to a simple declaration of abuse of power, with the suppression of the writings or sets leading to it. This is the first time during the present reign that the Council of State is about to have brought before it a question of appeal against the abuse of power of a bishop. The Tribunal of Correctional Police yesterday tried a man named Adine, clerk to a Awissier, for having had illegal possession of anns and ammuni tion. It was proved that the police having, in con sequence of a denunciation, searched the man's Uwe, which is at Belleville, seized secreted in different places a carbine, 3 pistols, a poignard, 378 ball cartridge., moulds for casting balls, SPORTING. THE LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP, STEEPLE CHASE, &c. TO TIM EDITOR OP THI E1P1124._. Sir,—ln your imprenies of Thursday, I disposed of all the ,omelet Me le the deeplecheasend have to dr am dr pareneisee of the but alba eleade 'atria, which M el& Ileptier Ober, Little Chrley, Per Clem, Star of the Wed, Potter, Omar Psis, (faded, Wendine,Braele, Ortymeen, Swabs of Berdiant, Stlas, Watieddl, Lade Tree" end Maria Doyley. Hopeless Star ale the beet oldie reighle with everything that she ran led yew, taking ino earidentiou their positions at the flat, end that is sayhtgagesat dad of her, as mooted therernifivetwltee were ming theeterors—lfree,lseigreat, UNifeatedey,end.lean du grelett. The only or of last yeat's tumor who is in on um lam via her is Freernier, the wirer who now give her hl hr &Siert of about two Irestito, and both were hylog leek Mg at the imith. Hoe Mhsit bra her with snil oop die meet well ion. MI6 mita dower unit la Os saille se R. WU* eh Mde *de le set • place if me eseident berm te her; wad I believe the ads ward la tie raoe who his eerleden her on her reeks sui demo sr give her wig* tor as doing. Liar gra. is a sea home b rederake earsany ; bat I eta Aits pre bre will not sea bim, the* lae nay rear t a ud s santl the sod, on but roe than beet Ids. is a lad ill ettelertheme with hut one alllas—• will of hor awn. It is or whim that is rune Why that I an AM* town bar it.,, ens with mat ma adiwatap es the Ye ginide; yet, it might now bar party ate net as, est dr ill oiler all with es is Si et Wind& um Mos • w twelvemonth back, what, she save Whir llillepleee Star Mb, and Mania Daley col wen wry . here naives weiW from Odihrin and Swine , awl nothing but the MEW el urreralos tan poen* =Aft her boat I the an Omen. Nor of the West le to try ; bat I en oninswidintemtiverwroot a brat-eles brrwhoaweitei. Oren Yeast, omptieof eringstlary with the elm et hennas. Whole to try his bud tie. A den class *hay Yr boa hunt Sr Lea, mei W o w eight will awl* bin wry polorhr ike ri nice. Windage, Bain, *pie mil Maurice Daley. an backed at the era pima, and el than will ' do their best; and we know wen what Rena dY On the ileibmi two yeare eip. I emot redo tar Ohre of the lot, humor; la rbo O•yini, Owerrat, and Lida Yeoman, on= haw new hen Intieularly in. WM* th Ist I iota Ids to bait the on Tlirkuri W r m eollkeir, niO 1 = 14,.. 11 .ft Swan, i▪ rea. erle ins; sod t obtain Ms hen d the e T int :—Mepiro , Emipant, retifseder Ilese. Tomenau.—Fas Oup lo Me used eve* ter the bet day,aril *pie soiwiehe Y. The atom% on nip and • hag le me maw ow range, end a wry good ace it risweliM to is wilmend bore over it. Mayer to rather tut bowel. relliioll• bes hr t nil se Wea, who hes saw* von_ well oiler il a i s ordis dithero, old whir Abe bladed ate Min nst wry dl her duo to ampeor . Ida hot. lieratio, Mks Os Yet of Os><rlld Brea et let at all over wfthisioid be Moths advantage ri may of the yew( k seal Miss, so do alio Paerardre, to Hathaway, an te dllemb. The two knee bang to the sone ctn. ileincy as Tiny, end it WS is hied Wised if they mot the Ira with ewe et die dm. Barksway u g h" • wet dime et Wit; b* it night be nuns tar ibir fr ev ressiene is Ms boo rat Mot to ha wiring hq rid On bur a Nu(. of lb ho des Ober and /urban, and fib Sr is Nommest hoe& • taw dm bon, *ribs, so sew to tispoini U. Teo Thumb Wit opdobillione weshill, owl lielibuglini and lank bon awn we bow henna tio l i me/ len at the Ma *le* sediriL leareen le In dorm ; but I Shit Soli ad *WI • Oils IN lir Mr. Her beet palleumme owe *is alma was dot at hallow last exonsh. where Ten Thumb esolleoll VS ism Ye he • beellesp, end wenolit 5 04 11•Wh t .ohnt One Moths olf. They how meet at Ind oo Wei die Maputo little chow. Odd Welt bay in light it heavily with Oat Sib ; they me pedl it =and inght to be awned for their future ensesereinb; Ind Otter the looks more likely at Epsom. Bran-Basset is to tun hr Bel Esperanto's owner and and he is the sub livr-eld wally of support in ay opinion, as ho bas a lielloleieledglit end is of a su=quality to any *peel bad& Paula Monti and O'Malley are only tlyese. end I do not know if they will be wanted ; row Bashi- Berouk is a good horse, and that be wiS tea hr • large stake of money, if It am be got on. Lim le le try her fortune, bat I bow of nothing in her favear. I diall trust the Baski-Baseak, end no other, to cony of the Adm. The Trial beak* we =De and • owl*. he which the horses have yet to be nereed, will coil* et • warns lot. T. Parr will have It all his owns ..., The Tyro Stakes, for 2,-) Ire • " dark rigs gird, and T. P. Cookabir K sight be found the beat at the Irish. The Aintree Plate, one mile, ! Miss s patronised by Mesas. Barber and Seem, wbo have lierhaway and Tom n bef u o l=sigel; and if the one they run gets no penalty look to that for the winner. Ayer will run foe • length, but Master Begot is the most likely one to bowl the Intended of the two previously mentioned ever. WILDNIIIDAA. — There are two handicap dead for today, brides the steeple-chase, but they depend as much on the Fevre' running, that they should be left alone—at leer for the present. Toni Thumb's or Mary's running in the Spring Cup will show what chars they have for the Sefton ; I Mink a good one ; and also whether Mary can carry the -sa wort and pull through the 60 Dove. Handiest) Plate. METEOR. BETTING AT RPOOL MANCHESTER.—Fen LIVE sPEING CUP. 4to rat Brbl Barr (t) 7to Pfau! againot say oda. LIVERPOOL STEEPLICILASE. 7to 4Er Imre (t) I/ to War (t) 11 to Orr Polo (t) 1 11 to ear (t) 4 to llogroso (t) IS to dm G Oar yros (t) 10 to Blatt Ora (011) 10 to Taken (of) IS to Eno Tsar (t) 13 to —Nut 14retgor v. (1) II to ) 210111LEKETORE Irt H ANDICAP. Ito tot eldsrhan (I) 7 to I Maar (t) 11b I —Mr ISEIE (t) I 1 to METRONei Ohm POUEENOiI NEIMICEP. t) 13 to *emir et) 11 to llortro Emir (t) 100 to Trolos (t) CUM= CUP. II to opt Loirrota (t) f 3 0) 111 Wiertiart (t) 23 to St 1111111 (t) 11 to Cirst (t) Madame Grisi appear to-night at the theatre in Newcastle. Her sppearsace will be made be Monad's opera of Giamatti, with Madame Gassier, Harr Formes, sad other distinguished vocalista. fbe CAM 71te Qum and Prises Albert, les c Lingod icd... bY Ss Whom Boyd, rdatteethd SEW the BOW C. Only, sad PereW, Imethell the ilar market Theatre via irk p". as ✓e i ll= so.. ... l l;ak a .4t. She la , = ...g fez =alLogoell, end iamb/ by Let Chmeebt . 0 7; s 1; tirfee I:theel ltill4 2r aggl in is, otheaderthe ea thew beat The Sun - ebbed the Dui= d Olott sillrert,triss Ms ea throokaok the Mose et Wax ta Se heethea. Primo ermill with ed ix the imam at , V il e the Governors te a[ the Wellestex ed = , Slatheet //Mad at the Sim erw that eetaided by Leth-Osierl ltatisshy. SEW Sm Died Clanbaidgia_ the Arebb4t Order Se Bebe et Wage" Se Sed et ,Se Sort et These* G o S ime he Ed& MY Jame Omar ek_ ham Mk arefort wis%b r i. o. S. Itr. lama. ated Mr. Mahe* The loft le at tharymbethe bathe lye delerk. Prism ored Se Wows Math wed Leaks took trAjl ed. din al Miss AAA ebb Se hired Wales, the PIANO'S Ma the maw Also, ,d th no • Thoth, via Seth parrs la the evradag. theehled el Lady _Othreehil, Lod do Tahtey, Lxd Geary lames, Illojer-Meenl the Ma. C. Othy, mad Liget:Colossi Pooreaby. Niodr 211, mte N C.Ir g if. thi .Gol i ce, )1.. Saa r = Kr. . Mess Rogers, Vestry Clerk St sal 111. Weatahatar, lied ea laterview althrg Ma fir l = p Lel, yesterday, at the *Mos of P Weeks, (tnom Lan alert's cm:TO LORD Cautaziaanes OFFICS,Ififia. 19.—Notioe le bray given thet Ids Royal flUalisesa Priam Aheet Weis ef hat Mejlety beli e levee et IN. haterte ea Men el bwf 31417, ea Ni Mb of limb sot, en ewe Volga. 1 is bw plosere the an =lifille ble Royal Rhin= et levee @WI be peemiatleas to the Qum& Adams' te s t e = now etilor be krwardel r bar :lbreealt the Iteereary tilertilerfor the Rem De. ~ se emey be ream& me b Itsjeety stall bold • IInFORI3O3I-01FICR, 28.—The Queen has been is eeerree et Kr. Gene ft. Fairfield es Consul at oVr a t Loe; k the Maerlthle, S the United Blida of Anertes. Caowrf-omcz, Fn. 2d. Member returned to une is the peestat Ferl of Coldwater.— JAR Owes la the county of lbws, W, •In the rem dthe ca. Juba Jams M 'done" alumna( Gael UM Join Imola Robert Rene _bas aengase th e meal awned or Bailiff .1 Ist NejteWs war ef Ifempbslaka Her Royal Highness the Dochesi of Kent conti nues to rends st Traynor*. Ma Disolesar has taken her usual airings in the vidnity of the Great Park during the week. Her Royal Niihau*, we Sr. glad to add, is in the enjoyment of Iwo aeonstoned good hohh. His Excellency the Count de Lavradio, Ports goon Minister at this Court, Wt town yesterday for Lisbon, as have, for a &art }snot. The Mardian= of Hastings has left Farrance's Motel far Ryds. late of Wight. Captain Yelvertco, R.N., is a prawn on the Malts station in orassaand of the Con queror, torwaoteswar, 101. n. must Marquis of Hi is on board with Ids fatter-blow. The Earl of Hardwick* left town yesterday, to Join the badly circle at "Napalm Hall, Csnatutdiashire. His Lordship will return to lowa on Taseday amt. The Earl of Cardigan arrived at his mansion in Portnian.squsre Yet easing boa Damns Park, Northing.- Washita - The Earl and Counter Mainers are still at liscsuby Part, sad will mot Mara to Laid= until the Ara wish to May. The Earl of Westmoreland leaves town this day or Apthoeps Houma Northeseptarabire. The Earl and Counter of Darnley have left Far rar's 11011 a, for Cobham Ha, Seat. The Earl and Counter of Orkney, and the Ladies litsaaratee, hays arrived at their home la Sasiartore-piece, for ideoelsaL The funeral of the late Earl of Earrersod will take Own this day at liarowood. Lord Loveine arrived in Portman-equare a few dory" eines from 'larva''. Devon, when him *obi' Lathier sod lady Loa= Percy an Will sokraratag. Lord and Lady Charles Pelham Clinton have ar rived at their nide= to Lowuderesquare, trots a tour of Mate. Count L. and Lady Cecil be La Paid have arrived at Asir realdeses fa Pristowtonsou Saw the Continent. We are requested to state that the Right Hon. the Speaker will we hold a levee this evening. His levies wm =be plies am the two Oat Saturday' in March, at 10 , o'clock ha the enesiag, at his boon in Satosi-equare. The name of the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor was wxideadally matt= from the lit of those woad at the lons ea Tlnwsday La. Lady Emma Cast gave birth to a sea at Chedding - I . to Rectory ca Thursday lea. Aid so (says the Ilisse*lol Loam News) we we kilos the cab. Ilegglele Y Lila that rally did its walk awl was a Omani toile slibel, rich with seamy dim& imeeciatioss. Yw, the Temples, hare de leisl wed • Llbrery red IA Hall on the site of theliallile Temple fillnida. Tbsimilsosbeve chows Mr. 111. Abrahams se Mk wislibirek ea Om Dew buildings b og bis the Nib it Ihe Mega natery." The Mar ie Cbga the Tees* Ball ere the a* UMW' eseeneimos, and bath ere geed, to the "kw* es It stem Yet there to nob in Yr. Illyilney ershires elver-Me anises to tgergeltlars, Mg WO low little fear of Kr. Abehavre bean is se imbles • dl. se the Kibbe Timele Itibbimb he ebb belle Mb eel Ni wry bey Amble, AM mid to dove OM bib bilges whirls the Weeks mil Webb et IMO. Iwo gird Y Tretalser-square, sail slit mew to wiwiliainiellot • eartreepribeat of Notes and Queries, writs r— otor dye* min esswesain with Waits of Juana ebb hire labile gm* be hem is which the wade- Mai dew d esiwwwe, Wee the concluding part ot limed alb rlb Mgmelied." They almost inwriably peeing bp *lb Mpg bei." Ov • meet wagon sew pables itimeibilbie mei agiumei br burglary: sitar, ei miler itsemeg biy at bias, and the irksome et 'edam they wend op with the assertion of their insowece, and the etiolate thus plerellsed boos the original mar " help err Geis r A Compaoininie COMPROMUIE.—Aboat sewn- Ism years ego, • ellineak West-end bank Med through unaireilelrle armours) s slienelehlers were theis; awl ineirt i rew eig imeriel with it kale Oben the Mae swill ever dews NW d i ke bombes weigwtelOolift mkt don ts bow be riga d the lein:—im met, -ua Imme Meg MIN en dhe Is the Zet, Ni SIMAIR, swum& if aglagelle mg, the erevel isre le the Mg Oseggy. Per 11111116111 N• pee to.. heirs eallemiere Ml big the rise= arammy wurlionst the ell lb be si evreme; be isegt rig lb ebb Mar anted terey; theriter gig stres* bieff ea bp gift te the bre: lbe bmil ege `' te a Tut saw pm, dm taw tab hip win iambi ea Ohs hreeliel wive et (11kwesery. . . . The wee the gee at blese she • ewngierwise wee seirelei • . . • hy wee gabrimeA Ihrp, pp give up yew bring er ve egg wee yea bee Mt be base betteed. in• swell nett , et the big gran embed brew et be see vie Mania to brie. Be to d a l = that liff I esi ot tielet et be &g bein glee; Ove the wa esprwas wee weedy peened es isa ler regtee a ird iaavy essidirio is ai the =hem peter ta the mei ; sled la, Nit well ewes IMO blob, TM" her Mb but vb. Al tegembe we veribiely siteeed; sad = et egint we bole hi beibiseey to gimp tai. a Meg et ellinetity sill irk themembig ibeneter. vmel ; Aged the gam ilebestei ghee lig Mob emit aerie. Vito the N$ Mod iereasere bet wee gees ve p i de shmeg Mgt it r= l . l ; vbile.mmassabot = si a )theme) ~ „M hog e begjearrylsee• ogee ghee to esiberger to per web Ihe via rarebit is ersiersiss the gime eet Wee eateeig es vet bagels mime. 1.• welt set Ni. lea• resgralby ups Vega The 'Maw the pore sibs Met eit the tabglim tegerty gob be thrown foie Cibiewear, meter the pies Sad ike mega tree lb web erdrel r mime Ye MA V e= • set mew toga the tab mem Whig br sidar obi lape eir poi la s = emit ; NM= liejetpd ell bee la be pesieseittheiggliel = gib )gleebib aster ameba thus. They we =all64inieetei, eel womb Pegg May we . reteeed, eat ache) MS with costa, in ”.—Diekersis "rwell.") OJ AN D THE CONSERVATIVES. (From tho Br n:an.J "They'll run up all manner of streets," cries Leigh Boat's pig-driver to en spay of conotornstion when his untoward herd brinks sway from him. "They aft on all manor of boneless," oleo Sir John Tyrol l in similar be . wildessent and dismay, seeing the dislocation ot parties and secticce of parties all et nue and muss in the Hues of Commons previous to the division on Mr. Disraeli, motion. Every one's position puraled the swarthy basest, especially that of Mr. Gladstone, which he found as inoomprebenaible as his speech. There is • state of perturbation of mind, a which people often stumble on unsuspected truths, and Sir John Tyrell's perplexities ROM to have opened to him • curious ray of light. Hawing heard Mr. Gladstone speaking like • book, the lucky thought duck thehonourable baronet that either the Quarterly Review °tensioning or the Glad stole Quarterline. The speech of the somber for Oxford was as familiar to Sir John u the bone-paad at the door to Mrs. Hardcratie after her night's journey about the house and about the house, and conviction Sashed upon him that Mr. Gladstone was the miter in the Quarterly. He was one of thou who thought a gigantic fraud, in a Parliamentary seue—(laughter)—had been attempted upon hon. gentlemen on that (the Opposition) side of the house. (Hear, hear.) He had reed with surprise, disagreeing with almost sway word of It, the Conservative article in the Quar terly Reline headed .The Prospects al the ;Country . Now, be did not declare with any confidence that the right hon. member foe Oxford University was the author of that article, but gm were snuffy marks indinstiny that As had some Amain it ; sad As sass such a strong similarity of amtimont known the right hoe. member for Oxford University, the Pews Society, and the right hon. yentkmen sitting on the OppentiOn side, that he as a Cbmerrativt, frit considerable ate rue. (" Hear," and laughter)" In homely phrase, the worthy baronet smelt a rat, and it will not be little curious if it should turn out that his went has been true. Cheers and laughter followed the declara tion of his suspicion, but it is remarkable that them was not a voice to cry that short and easy weed no, eves though Mr. Gladstone was present in his place. Why did he net wine the opportunity of instant contradiction? Many will &n -ewer, for the simple and unicient reason, that be could not. Any one who turns to the manifesto in the Quarterly will be stuck with the likeness of the text to Mr. Gladstone's vote* in the purge commenting, . In the year 1853 the goveransest of Lard Aberdeen, through the mouth of their Flows Minister, Mr. Gladness, prestatowi as with a seven yews' budget." And Sine ills laehryme. Sir 0. C.Lewis has had th e preemption sad audacity to present a budget of his own, hard 40=314 carrying wit the emu peed hem of his paisesear. Whet &dim the baseman quail is the it pyre et Mr. Ciadanefe poellammes ea the Mith. UM, Z. Trill he. Mt the debt mai oa the heal, the IMMO* MEOW ids autbereldp, bee roasted to the rather aim ad drib, device el baba in sone redaction upon bird& and he gives the wad amuse" to what Mr. tilledelems, spookiest on hie owe behalf, would rather call MIN& The article, Prospects Political and Financial,' will be read with a new and curious interest with a view to the question mind by Sir John Tyrell, whether it does not bear internal evidence of Mr. Gladatone's authorship. Had the paper been known to be Mr. Gladatone's, none of the surprise would have been felt which hie course upon Mr. Dieraeles motion baa occasioned. And so here ie the dia. coney of another secret treaty, swimming the revelation of Mr. Disraeli, for in this instance the convention is not con ditional, the evente have marred, end the WY bate been united, how unsueoessfully, we seed not say. Sir John Troll, who, as a staunch ettimeteetionist, does sot welcome the coalition in prospect, shrewdly observes " When the Duke of Wellington,in venous conflicts, found persons to quail before difficulties, be said, 'Do not talk to me about running away ; all run away at times, and many of them never come back again.' It appeared to him that many hon. and right hon. gentlemen were anxious to come back again. (laughter.) He believed that their appetite, not only for debate, but for the good things of office, wee very keen just now. (Laughter.)" But the circumspect author of the article in the Quar terly has not neglected the little bitch of the protectionist difference, and "repels the calumny that the conservative party existed for the corn law," wetting that "it rests upon foundations laid before ;he corn laws were enacted, and that remained when the corn laws were repealed." - - This is very convenient, for upon that ground Mr. Gladstone doubtless proposes to stead. As we have re-Itaffselites, so we are to have pre-Protectionist Tories, old original friends of Conservatism, the Puseyites of Toryism pretending to the purity of the faith before the abuses calling for the reforms don. When Harlequin in the Italian comedy is invited by the constable to open his door to an old friend, Harlequin re plies, "You are so very old a friend that I do not remember you." The sturdy portion of the country party may make the same answer to the claims of Mr. Gladstone. It is ea 1112011 be was with them that they may have well Ingetten it ; but they have a nearer recollection of the time v he was against them tooth and nail, and tore Mr Meagre budget to pieces. And how are they to be sure Het he nay Dot sweep away something now standing on emnerrative ground as the protective system stood before, swift that the ground will be all the better without the maser miry incumbrance? To return to the old love without belts of with the new may be more difficult than the fickle :Dauber for Orford supposes. Loris NAPOLEON'S ESCAPE FROM HAM.—Lonis Napoleon, affecting to twill, kept his bed for two or three days, advise carefully watched over by his physician. This worthy demendant of Mathison had meantime turned his anatomical knowledge to account, and constructed a lay fi gure in Mae sag appearance resembling his patient, and deatinedt c p t lzy an imputant part in the drama to be forthwith e Ow morning very early a workman's deem was procured sod brought into the prison by one of the masons. It was sena and limed, and considerably worn • a workman's hat, battered and slouching, covered the pris oner's head, and • pair of heavy sabots concealed hie feet. When all was reedy the lay figure was placed in the imaginary sick man's bed the sick man himaelkatrong and active, took up • large plank, and placed it aldermen on his shoulder, so as partly to conceal his face. lie glided out, and stood fora short time among the other workmen, then with a clownish gait weed on, descended the castle stairs through files of soldiery, passed the sentinel, leavened the spacious court, and ap proached the great arched gateway of the fortress, leading out over a drawbridge into the town. But there, unfortu nately, stood an 'Aker, and the prisoner kit that to escape his lynx eyes would be far more difficult than to baffle the scrutiny of labourers and sentinels. But fortune is some times in good 1.111111010, even when least expected. The wor thy officer was probably in love, and had just received a letter outelning perhaps an assignation. Be opened it, and stood reading while Louis Napoleon with the on his shoulder, and with increeemg. anxiety = heart, drew near. Plunped in Elyaun dreams, or agitated with rage by indications of peobdy, the officer never ries& him eyea from the paper. Numerous workmen were paring in and out, and many of them turned an inquiring els elm their would-be comrade, the features of wham esmilanemee they could not recognise. Several stopped to bit et him; the moment was crit ical; with as much sou. Asides la could command, he threw down the plank, and welled at an accelerated pace down the etreet. Presently he bid re the town, and in a shady lane close hy leaped into a which, by the contrivance of his worthy valet, had km there to await for him. lie threw off his riots, bid bin blouse and his worlunan's hat, and with ▪ practicable speed made his way towards St. Quentin and thißelgian frontier. He had not, however, proceeded far as the road before ammicion began to be excited us the prison. When the time arrived for breakfast, Dr. tonneau ordered it to be laid out in his room, observing that the prince was ill, and would be agitated by the entrance of the servants into the apartment. The doctor said he would himself take him what he needed. At the usual hour, the governor came to pay his respects to the prince, but was informed that, having panned a very bad. night, which was no doubt true, he was now asleep, and that it would be cruel to dbturb bins. With this reasonable account the governor was satisfied, and went quietly away. By and by, however, in due course of time, he presented himself again, and was met with the same Mori. lie now, however, became a little more inquisitive and insistedupon seeing hia prisoner. The doctor took him into the room, and pointed to the bed on which he lay asleep: the governor was once more satisfied. Towards evening the urn in authority came a third time, but when the dotter imusly represented his patient as still under the taunts el bis narcotic, the governor began to fear he had taken nadir his charge one of the seven sleepers of Ephesur. Ile downwind thin time to rouse the ',lumberer. Dr. Comeau W bevel le postpone the discovery till the following MOM' brilliklow. Napoleon, if oral, kyted, might he beyond IMAM But his ingenuity was exhausted. he governor I IPSO' het no excuse, he advanced towards the bed, he put BA ble bend, be gently climb the supposed sleeper. He MSS with astonishment and dismay. Turning to BM be Inquired, more ill amwehension than in sorer, *AS law did the prince escape r"" At sev,n o'clock numbir," replied Dr. tonneau. The alarm was in thet gendarmes, the chaarcurs scoured the w ma; diteetleU. Everybody dreaded the anger of Lim ere. panted for the five franc pieces which verdwe 1 ') showered liberally on the fortunate captor. Hi Isis ten t ooloon had so much the start of them, that W ad @heated, and swore in vain. He reached the 'lse pared into Belgium. and was ROM merrily on lie tray to London.—Laois Napoleon. A Biography, by Was Augustus St. John. .