The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-05 00:00:00

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ON Tuesday evening Mr. DISRAELI accused the French and English Governments of the grossest and most shameless duplicity towards Italy. There can be no mistake as to the meaning of the allega tion of the Right Hon. Member for Bucks. It was deliberately made, and repeated over and over again. Mr. DISRAELI said, in the first place : Austria obtained that which at no period of her history her brightest statesmen ever supposed she would ever get —a guarantee. [Lord PALMERSTON From what Power ?j From what Power P Why, from the only Power Austria ever hared—a gua rantee his France for the possession of her Italian d,osalminewilicar, hear)—and granted not merely with I>r mmetion and approval of the noble hint CLARENDON), but by the advice weal Manna, of his Government. ealtSthaemet lesalakhe illmadores not denied, entimed Mrs hallsrist time." Again, when Mr. Otarsvotre, in the course of the debate, referred to this statement, Mr. DISRAELI rose to rectify a slight inaccuracy into which Mr. (lux- MN! had fallen. " Mr. DISRAELI was understood to explain that what he said was, that all this time the Italian pervasions of Austria were guaranteed ; upon which the noble lord said, ' By what Power ?' and he said, guaranteed by France, but with the sanction of England." This statement of Mr. Die. aszu has been met by Lord Pam:Baron with a distinct and explicit contradiction. Now, we are not going to insist upon Mr. Dosimpa's proving his assertion: every man is liable to be deceived. But after advancing ash a grave charge, in Par liament, against the honour of the English and French Governments, we maintain that he is bound to prove that he made it in good faith—that he had strong reasons for believing the truth of his amertion. This he can only do by stating his autho rity, and the corroborating circumstances which in duced him to give credit to that authority. If Mr. Dmouum fails to do this, be will rest under the grave suspicion el trilling with the public in a dis arnica of vital importance. Nay, more, he will labour ender the moat galling and intolerable sus picion to which an English gentleman can be sub )ected. We have said that Lord PAtamtmatt met Mr. DISRAZLea accoastion cm this had with a distinct and explicit contradiction. We mean in so far u relates to the existence of a treaty of guarantee con tracted by Frans* with Austria, with the knowledge mad unetima of Bagland. In no far as Mr. Dm ix= is °paganism'', Leed Pauszarron's denial is u strong as mold be desired. Bat is so far as the same of Italy and the mum of law and good go vernment in Europe are coneernsd, his lordship's words leave ample room for further explanation. " The treaty," said Lord Pirmensrou, is a mere romance, and without the slightest foundation in het (laughter)—except this, that I behove in the earlier otagee of the war with Russia, when the quietism was as to what line Austria would take, ties, Wen between France and Austria, the latter being uneasy as to the line the ' French Government might take in the case of dis turbances in Italy. I believe that the French Go vernment said at that time they would take no part that would be at all hostile to Austria in Italy, but there was no treaty entered into by Frame with respect to the Italian pomade= of the Austrian Government." Then, though there may have been no treaty, then wee at one time an understanding between Frame and Motile with respect to Italy of which the English Government was cognimat. That understanding, too, was of a wider mope than the imaginary treaty described by Mr. Insaart.t. It did mare then guarantee the Austrian possessions in Italy: it bound France "to take no part that would he at all hostile to Austria is Italy." Now, flora a circular addreand by the Cabinet of Vienna to its diplomatic agents immediately after the pahlication ef Count CATOCIeII note to the Congress of Park, we I harm that Austria claims a right to assist 1 Italia sovereigns whist their subjects by ndlituy intervention. By undertaking to do nothing hostile' to Austria in Italy, the French Goveranseat ematiosed this outrageous Atha. It is to be wished, therefore, that Lard Patzmurron would be • little more emununicative on this vital gaieties, and let as know whether this vadarsesaa lag. that the French Government " would take no pert widish would be at all hostile to Austria in Italy," AM snide. If there is seek an understand ing, Ilardida and the whole Wand party in Italy lam bees Inset simemeddly ciseeival by the prefer done made in the Ceogrees at Perim. Altsgsther, ems is something very serious about this charge orhiek Mr. Diu has made ordeal the Fres* mil English Govern ments. Foe seethe pew we Mee seen re- 81111111 same ad at lb = ll when Mr. t referred to $ rectify a sl arms had I to explain I the Italian upon whirl and he sai sanction of Lert has distinct an not going I his assertic But after liament, ai French G bound to pr be had atm assertion. ' city, and U doted him DIMIALLI grave nap tenni= of labour and pinion to st lasted. We half DISRAZLII and explici relates to t hutted by and rank Bala is es strong as eases of II ornament words has Tbe teen TOIMIC*, fact Gangh r ember eta gusting there wee Austria, U French G turbines, vernment that week there was respect to Govenene SO treaty. between which the =denten did more Italy: it I 1 be at in circular • aiplernati of Count know th balsa I military I nothing Gems= is to be would be essetion, 1 ism that put whi Indy," se lag, Sari bare bets dens am Alter this chi olaiant assts. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1857. pedal attacks upon the English Government in certain Parisian journals, which are generally undentood to stand in intimate tektites' to some of the departments of the French Administration. The burden of their complaints has been the feebleness of the English Cabinet, the cooling of its affection for the French Alliance, end its inclination to culti vate more cordial and intimate relations with Aus tria. Now, if there be the least shadow of truth at the bottom of Mr. DISRAELI'S story—nay, if even the materially modified version of Lord PALMERSTON be correct—it is the French Government that has been clandestinely cultivating a good understanding with Austria, to the detriment of the cause of good government and independent nation ality in Italy. It must be kept in mind, too, that Mr. DISRAELI has just returned from a visit to Paris, after having been most assiduous is paying his court at the Tuileries ; and what is MOM curious still, his return was heralded by ominous reports of revelations most damaging to the foreign policy of the English Government, which he was said to have obtained from high quarters in Paris. The circumstances to which we have been advert ing arc only of importance in so far as they show to Italians and to all friends of Italy the necessity of being watchful, and of relying upon themselves alone. If Italy is to be saved, it most be by the pressure of enlightened public opinion. a Put not your faith in Princes"—nor in Ministers either. Lard Pautrisroa's account of the part whisk the English Government has tam in the tileamedva repedbor Prussia and Seek. salami Weer lementable madness towards the cou stitatiensi same. What MOM have we to believe that be is more warmly for the friends of consti tutions' gmensment in Italy P The rebuke which Lord loam ltassax.e. administered on this bead to the English Clskimsf, en 'Tuesday, has been most doily denwsmi. Nougat has been done for the emirdeog inhabitants el the States of the Mori loin has been treated with super- Aims sehbees. And se foe Sicily, the poet played these by Francs and England irrode tibly reminds emu of the berm experiments of certain physiologists who Me phasore is dissect ing live =hub. The palsy perend lewd§ the King of NAPLES has aggravated the eiglielege el the Two Sicilia e aid the French mad Enlist' 00,11111• ments appear to watch the throes and annehiess of the agonised °community, curiously esisubtleg hew long they am be endured. be Court. WINDSOR, Fn. 4. The Princess Victoria Omegala of Coorg and Mi.. Deed, abo Roar-Aitulrel ek Hart= Inewort, wind pagoda,' afternoon. no Primo= of Manakin Lengentangb and Prawns Nodal* Mood win► bar Majrny. Coked the Hes. C. B. Phipps, Copula the Hem D. Ile Res, sad Yr. Gibbs bed We beam , ef beteg Invited. The bed of dr lb* We Omar& played, daring thaw, Mink The Ma Bzigails." Ovarian and Choral Woo. Qaadirllk, flooloy Oekip. " Wirral War., " Takla Ravel" A. Ashman,. Her Ilialady's private bead eaerresde attended is the Castle, sad parsed the forlowiag eoespositkaa : verture, Lee Chapereas Asher. Trio, D miaow, pianoforte, vicea, sad violaecedle—Weeme. Cesium, E. Re tempi, sad L. Schroder rash, "Martha" The Queen walked in the Castle sumo& this mandreg. Prises Albert end the Pews et Ware abated as the ice In the name Perk. Earl Speaser, Lmd Steward of the Hoeeshoid, bed as audience of ber Mejcory, to preset the shires fres the Hose of Lords, S sewer to the speech hos the throes A rat* at at Mow Cemilike of dia Rays) Com a:Wm hr he hailithra d 111111 vas hid as Tomaday, at the Privy Came Ma Mrs wow ]east Earl Oran- TOD (Cl mots), Onnime,, Xr. W. Coulson, la C., Mr. T. F. Ohms, and Mr. Edgar Bova* (Secretary). Mr. H. IL WMO4 Plamcial oMcsr, sad Dr. Mayfair, CB., mare alas pram ♦ dspeiaffisn, onsisting4 Mr. I. I. Ashbeidge, &war wanks' of BakWald amber 4 the Dined 4 Works et Os Limbers Markt; Xs. J. I" bailee d the brit liatthiffi and area 4 thelbessdet Weds dibelkedensto distain ; and Mr. W. Z. PrAssret, disk Is a. brier 4 Hatctlffi had an intserfww en the enhisit 4 the local set es that district with th. Rigid Hee. Sir Ikedastut Hall yenta , day, at the Office a Works, Whitehel-place. itr. Rawhod MD had au Interview with the Chasoraar of the Zuhrivist yesterday, at his odledal residence in Dowaipetrest. A digulslin, eassistiag et It,. H. Hainan Mr. T. Jewett, Hr. O. Nepier, mid Yr. 5. H. Armitage, had en fsbnifsw with tha Hight Has. H. P. Beaver* at dries ettheleme Law Based yesterdey as the sailer, et the Mktg et tbe parish at Ile ina is the Croydon Was. Aloes ignidies, cendethe et Mr. Cbseringtee, chairman et the aleglasynalesh Mr. IsrAas, Mr. Cannon, Kr. Hickman, It,, Hems end Ns. Newton (guardians), and Yr. Itouttlierall (ruby duet), as the MOM at the reparation et the pariah ot Wired Old Tarn hem the litepasy miss. . _ - _ A deputatio• Avaii Neap, ansiding ef Mr. J. Bon tires, Mr. T. L. Fitch, Mr. A. Brews, and Mr. Jams Leighton, had an Wonky with the Right Has. Sir B. Ball, yeetesday. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Connell sat yeeter. day. An appeal from the Prerogative Count, "Draw v. nonmed sad Bremer," was conwsekeed. The Lords meant wen Lord Wensleydale, the Judie at the Adodrably Court, Sir J. Patapsco, and Sir W. Massie. This morning the marriage of Loed Alfred Churchill to the Hon. Mks Cslthorpe visa celebrated at Bt. Cisorgoi, llanover-equara, the memory being performed, is the premium of • large sammablage of the mobility, by the Bishop of Oxford. After partaking of • grand dejeaner, given by Lad Caltharpe, at Ciroavenor-equarc, the newly wedded couple left town for Blenheim Park, Woodstock, where they par the honeymoon. The Earl and Counter of Albemarle and the Lahr Koppel have arrived at their mewl= in Grosvenor- Kw% Loin Quidenhane Hall. Xmas! . . Vimotutt Palmerston has immail mink for mem- WM ea every Saturday during the puma arab. Viso°imi Wellesley has left the agellidell for Diuycott Howe, scar Chippoihm. Lard Dnferia has left the Clarendon for Windsor 1 Cagle. The Earl el Donley eatertehisi at Maw, at hie aseadea la et. hoes • require, Ira evaiss, the Earl lb Dd et Didoeldb. the Zed et Pow* the Zed et Vomit% dke Dram the ISM of Egmont, the Ned if Pertedleutie. the NM et Was, the PM d lattsebergegt. the led el Fassiddkos. ibe Bed et there ley, Lad Fender, UM Drente., Led litaseeraweet, Led Semi., Lard Betesaa, Lord Wehlechme, Lied Peter shwa, Lad Wyohnt, sad Lord Chummy. We (Herald) are glad to her that there is a pro bability of Reer-Almhel Ile Ma lb NANA AM^ ILLS, sew is enema el the we r "geld ardie," nem table elf amps the Afmfteif. el=rWs W. F. Willleme, - Csinisdipt sivins, boning *WNW hew K ahoy% Caked Idirearth IC.H., is imeessisl tramestely ie tbe dodo star degarterst.. The eased festival et the Cambridge &chairs' boll, 4 by the outgoing haeleakes of their year, cur of ea Turley irking, in the Town HAD, Cuiebriden, whim there were perk et least 4601 the IW.I the vaireireity, town, and seighbourhood. The masa woodworked with dap of the various beat clubs, sad a Yep make of ethers were bakehlly displayed anioagat a graham of mince; dowels, and evonpoons. The ball nu areal at to o'clock by a gwarkille, i whirl Vieeouat Alamo led of with Lady Nary Team. The festivities were kept up with isedlegglepr bet kw .reared home, mad n or o'clock ea slink supper mug weed. The aeon ponder anon anacookil •he gale oecordea, until the ash o'clock bail cif 111. Marys Pod rang out, end yet the tom via Moab& WHITING OF CONVOCATION. PROVINCE OP C.A311211211RY. Yeaterds c r ia L v e two ROOMS et Osaveeatien foe the pardon of amealiriar inialmbeflarlarl, sty aratara at dr _ppar Haar la Glossa Asada Boary aMse, Easn'aiardl Iraisirler air dr Maley al ids Ones dr Pier ; =Mee at dr Lower - Haar hi dr Jaaraira Clrogar, raw die peribserat **Dem at Mita% la dr dram of dr Pralawrir. th•Deri at Ely. HOUSE OF BISHOPS. The araber parr weak the Here Bow. Sr Areithhhop of is Usher of Lead" the Filebop ef Win ders, the el Inetar, the Map d ••isakir, the Mire ef St. a dr Slav of Olossider, the l i ehop of WI awl well, lea NM" of Ikalli, dr Map of esibbary. Alive roma, Or Ithhey ft Cricarrraa weep erd pre weir • rim from alarm doormen et his dieser, re prearilagp eller the air kr the bold smile. in the Book of Orr= Palm bested OM It sherd age be rod over thispilesd. ammari or who lad relen br my ie an tharress; that th ser e w ise lirif MI was insadt t this Y sash re bather tie parr. state at the barOstl.eiLerrhiertire ef the wise impractically anther, and • Iteawy lair thusly rpm' ape the ma edam of dr rem, sad spryer searkiern to many Cried= pear. aid prying the boss Is Pre the WPM ash alleathr as the sorsiboie el the awF airmail melt the row le Aida sone seseited ersesiy. ~ l le erexeLleth un te wi rernj ai thst a =par is he in htlyn ed t . from the awry el Ide Asses% both to this sod the atber Here dethwesedion, to the same Abr. The • aux saszor—Tho wheel was easeriegly impor tant but it was boot with dthordes. TY dialz e V FOOD had mosival airier Ara ar= arm la his to the sir that a pedlar ef a seise weird be forwarded le Ira Sr to their Irdehipa whirl petition had in ere of those dim Oath( mess which much the mararaes cf the dray who hod to perform the bird ewer He ewer with hie Grace in theitheir that the repel was ere of arostling dilkaity. A t the arse rm. it append to him that the view rhea by may arrirder men who cedar r eireasess la the esesslay was to a earth sneer • lidera row. Hs led ael agree with the pedigree. be istairm ter " wry raw eases of seirirr setter. The words of Ciskei= hips rearthed m erely la the Wed nurse they In ro marred le nee ss to ad parer The bed sot died either W the &ma's meth= th e err mares ef the Or, bresaly wither the pad day at sepothre theft do. rir e 'regerd le el sires tree was Nether la she service which riled Or the reseal had pored thee Ms rate of prods' to arils of Pry i teit wit bask le the arra Wpenthe, Or dry rho deed ttling' bale thee rate, I piasereed ray • bops as to the did sad which hoperlght Oily rebsda la all t in ?* *ma toanlier elliew le the grad! thiral ail ft the weede lg : the lieral Made., that the delleseley suarsted. Whom, be hid bra earreal by sap reds dm ea Ws erPel He adore thel beek thee they arid set ma the feudal Orris, over the reps of • poem who ledi bra thrg ii the* sr, rd he atenlared •Ow spires biredfihr le var la dr prat of the Whip to arbor • pima who so ared—that If die abarresses wee me se Is ward that lig rhea, be hod the poor, at all swath • thew reed peter, to pewter the biers of =ilralf then wore a err ober the legrity of the potrer, the wily =may was to laver era with that power The. Rohr of Sr. Danes hoped red bedewed that when th• smear etre edger rev. b • •re , watt forth is the per, dor word bar the diet, he a very earidemble es, of sips. the army thdlag which hod so beg adroit in the ear is of • Itekr of the delay la rid= to this softest. Ns Iwwiror, that be away err A. re hp sew the thirs t , who alight ether termites her the easpordrity whirl near spa tea /WWII Peowdawr which word meth be the lIIIMPUi parr wi steria Sorg la away sin Ora the sersa era efdr lth they sherd use order the WI Ai these meet be • way per anger of ears be by sad , prior prier the eloseritrass a whit* seal arty ars rift the threledge of the *ruler ars ths I: =V o l , I Wt a Ike Me Seddon. aq L i r d ss u ariz eir with ths deserear ces d parbilears Is oath *se as to thaw who VIM sail who we. re de Jab- Ow the briar= of perellap that weld sad is easermarkallea. The hat par el his rigr raw. hisod's etiremer was wry asarthroy, ia Irish he arena' that be thought than woo pod mama k belleviag that tool wo tom out dot the Whop pad • power thst wail math him to parr • elergrara who was the* soda la thedth there sleds dry 4 ahem Ihe sershilas et the dada links le th e Mere et demard poser elle lad lewd be Ma • siaditica as milord Mw saabalef ear be. the searralea ef the drreh. He this ielg upon Ws Ewe war hops, la orehrion, dist this wield peer to to the law of the awe. At a went., nag area Act it was not, I he *herd feel it to be hie duty to are la grey are as if it were the to of the atee. _ _ . - fie - 11117hiof Wruceraersa onstenesi the views rr ZVffi/s), . ay. Obiamister ever minas le hod had ate atimainiendeless at a deem. The Sew at Rune= ales speed fa every seettment es pdpojed,_.irdlet = g et th Ored, sod mai d = =az should h i steshil in the emu The et bee s he smear seem la hed bees ad eat he it would te_ WO liable that en rapierdieyikeleautlea amid he MINI la the swim The of CA WIMIUMST Nil that all the bishops but isesiuril aalfdoa. of a die Wed, signed by marry thausimile et clew, paineireg dr &Bratty that had Iseumuspieheed aE Orwmatgassd as Asp were, he thought it vary diebalris Pat their ipotesi shield go north as tats nbeess. 1. these& that oath geed amid malt from stab apiniseg, sod eat as pod Mil omit Seas any opposite caselsehou The ee t v i r vessived lad airedaired be Ile al the table. = The et Exams mid be 14 sualeid to persist from a hop ai at Amp awl WV in • subject which wae now user the aseridemeWs et the ewe* that of "Ditcher v. Desieue." B. istdl net resoontend that it should be tees isle emlea hp their kedeirips at pre sent. At the roe thee the remarNtals leutted their lordships with pod seism= sad Pepe& The ArWitt ateAressnersir mil drat it the rnallee was meted, emir Wills wadi he Wiped Me enp whether they would dlion vault* it le wry awl lid thee they veil be pieced in s. Thu hese libepref old the simeleilis string tbat the juipment th e Anidenses Iletheuts are was unlit with taw to the the* tad mid net withheld fide remedemeee. . . Alamo teetimer eetameatiss. the added Musk -4 the !model mused sestivef. _ A bog isavassilss smosi, I Wit it spressei tbst la noises Assam lingind poem was alias, as =Lust bias is stirs; awl dot miltssek pomp os tars Is saissis law stsilassi their sastmssi souptsiliss bus ark to tßest tits evil. . nsir bril&-t be iseft aespeo wits Why ad the lane Mrs preparwitseay mow emok• ukeelak LOWER H01:181. Thadeems, reld prods= repreeesting anew tin sad el et eh . OrWady, sad ocrelliat. tag lb. Uwe Haar et Ceaverdea. errabild la dr Jamb= Ilimber, se deems Abet. TM Ta 7 Bev. tbe tier et MEM pride% in as Nam of the Dena of Ely, peekreeer, rite ens IMO twle attend. aru c lown. There were the D. of It. Pee% Weeirbrehr. =1 I ad Paireterresh • A.-Nemec.. at W - ,Ireeres, LIM, 211141•14 Welrldlerehllt Salop Wad, N Marearedt, MOIL Iketta, Boole, Warder, Oevader old the Pierre hr Tay, Buhr, Oleareirrari I ItakiL y erehri, Lkhabl, Lbw* hrhi, Itecrdie, lAA ht. Ada wpm eadi dr ming twat et the lir et aeabers, the limes el the het ermher were nal ever lry the astrery awl earbsert. .. . . — rho pebeetter benbg appebbt lb armors, goblets= c4l pooselpit pater Wu peened Id& Lacl.lbatraas Cox fro = the Rev. Thema Kw, rector of = l a s r id gio a loo Oz- Leh somflakiai of the bsterbeellt• exerebed ht the dee dos of • pother Ma 01111114 IS the part of the blimp, Ifo tmtlfor Asia ail him be emiled to the beim He Wei* la Wee orierod hien oat of the W .Le Nei be . pelbema to take W ei r : 4lllb embiy. Smog dim petitions ease preental ea whew ishbeth Tb. Yassabb Arebbeees Attu gesesated sarble ' of pew& reepelbg Ne more of geemollop he be bin eborgell tellb oleseabst. me t e ' , 0127 s osheyoars gm lodge of seed= =ea tbe Wisp Is the upper bon the miaissoy bah olortions be ethealbs simbrery - Oftb of tbaehigeb, . Theirvabeie TIMBAL!. gine haft et a melba be ma damn le the IMMO. poem that li a =lg . megr *wed le peel bee veld Sem* art Se ess. oar Wes et the prrobeee CoMehes sad let, le meet eat het Is hoe • MOM preelblog dot aseshate et Ss alma mil el tie mbidele Owe id Umiak he or tebrledblaaebSe.heiet Nbabst The PAL OMNI TWIT! seemed *la erwdlea k hb =ee et meta IS the Need= et Se selpluem b.we he mpez i... *: a w e zher aii hreas, eaddirsi e= des aileeniete ewe; pseglas Set bar mad fleS k niezltsd le yield ar t ir m et bear i rs, te chesibr et mikineiderkle ingu neelhe== el. have Ws au* pmeeek ad le bathe aespellehe ewe ▪ maw 'he my be b eat Om; W searow dodo tilt Iheelea whim SI Moab pauses ahem 1$ airy be domed doh** ; emir the arreled map wpm to he* be blesiord t ie ewe ellber dace Se tar lOU ; te rite MB ark weds ad theme at Moe ellber dowel Oa amerie ee boom dumb* la the Wee et Ise; sal to report b Ow le f o r Ohs commetlhdr meek at the emeedmode dish they may .." I=esseige C& eon doe gave seeks at the lareleg emealeisst: nit am le the walks wlsialais het **eh hoar the abbe el Ole knee, etaceedaa the emilbobel 1 , 1111111• el the Holy Scriptures, it is sot emiebie to opeoleeesee esy Abdo to mks thews la dr bit td tbe ere bat dist donee oepelesi mikelleeedme leted so inibtotty ablitbee to width be It say be oleet ,tee, Aida be embed lbe me" eed not be obtotd Into . - 11te Marble the Arehdraera at Tarwrox rill that threw the saldeet tear cake illeoeseita be sherd non, rma ernil7llhe hireding: " nit it is net ardient 114 Si rase nessergmer la • miles the arretheil whether tg way of insertion la Go eat, neer et ethiewhe:' Com InaeGierwiel) pronand i s o cieel of album terreensuthe rebbithr, sail their the bishop, ba give tick seder sterithis to the tree tell- Om end to the war alleulties of the cierp In twns. The ?thiarreoroz third that groat expenses brl been fasered by Dr. Poo Obi prolocutor) in printing leper sad ear thins fir the re of the alembics, and if woe drain ascreary that the actuary should levy a rata on all the On n e wL eeelks of Archdeacon HAMMON, the suggestion of the Prebeereher wee agreed to. The preesedings were here interrupted for a short time. A theringir arrrod from the Upper House ' and the Pro les/ass and his sesearrs adjourned. After en absence of sere eir i z= returned, when a drawl= co church die mamminel nANDALL propoord to recommend, in an althea to the Upper Howie, that while in all cauoee involving railet doctrine or ritual, the final appeal should Le to ' ertsty in her Privy Council, no person, not being a amber of the United Church of England and Ireland, SWIM be competent to sit on the Judicial Committee of the Ceencil, for the bearing of such appeal. That the Judicial Camino, should frame, sod treamelt to the Arc bbibhop of Cialirbury, • ion an le wink Is the doctrine or rule of the Chortle on the pry may happen to be la direr ; and the should thereupon mom • waft tithe bishops of both the loath protheses, end the Bert end bishops, or is may st IWsr r vial be assrldeil in penman of such are the quern to bo wan before o l = l. shiabl, weeharpresd, earn their Go lased= to the Janata Caannittse, whe raw se id of lib @pillion, proceed to eastE derniselea of the we as they might Gbh roper. >he*eiedbpeel.... ef divinity berg morn of the tribrirl; they we. a chewer body, awl ens firm look the whs. prerniat la the Church. They wen the proper =to erre the err bat they ought alt to be Judges. shops wen the bead of the Church, they were the sue. mews of the ;woks, sad, therefore, they wore the proper parr to bej ea in an patine of harm The I. Yr. ickeretetl se ended repeethrthe • Corafirwrit mond earrtherstdrethet thinly appeal hear the sort ef the sesinpentea arid se to the synod et dr prorthes. Maths= Draws seser be ht this sannea • lan illetemdalureupta weer, end while weal mew& mute w h en eje so substantive mutation hod been adopte the lease adjourned. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. PARIS, THURSOLT. The Moniteur contains an article on the ques tion of the union of the Danubian Principalities. The Plenipotentiary of France at the Conference of Vienna had stated it as his opinion that it was the combination best suited to assure to those pro vinces the strength necessary to become a bulwark for the Ottoman Empire. The French government has not ceased to profess the same opinion, and what has recently taken place between it and the other cabinets has only tended to confirm it in its convic tions. It does not despair of seeing them prevail in the councils of the Powers, and that the one most interested will admit that the union of the Principalities has nothing which is not completely in accordance with the rights of suzerainty of the Sublime Porte with regard to the Danubian Princi palities. Frn. 4. The Gazelle of Teheran, in reference to the dif ferences with this country, publishes a new docu ment, which lays great stress on the injustice of England in declaring war pending the negotiations opened at Constantinople. This manifesto concludes by announcing the des patch of an army to oppose the progress of the English expedition. THE CASPIAN SEA. A letter addressed to the Moniteur de la Flat& states that the Russian squadron in the Caspian Sea has just been organised into two brigades. Each will be commanded by a Rear-Admiral, and will be composed of four vessels of war, two corvettes, two steam adviec-boats, and twenty other vessels. The two brigades will be placed under the superior command of the Board of Admi ralty of Astracan. There are now on the stocks in that port two frigates and fire steam corvettes. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (room ors PARIS, WZONZSDAT EITSINCI. I learn that official despatches received to-day state that the mixed commission, composed of repre sentatives of the Powers interested, has commenced its inquiry at Athens into the financial affairs of Greece. It is thought that the French and English forces will withdraw from Greece before the end of the month. With the above exception, there is a total ab sence of political news this evening. The journals notice the meagre and reserved character of the Queen's speech, but contain no remarkable observa tions upon it. The Prase notices that the speech, while saying that the solution of the Neufchatel question will be "satisfactory," does not say to which of the two contending parties. It hopes that it may be satisfactory to both of them. At the Bourse the Bente opened rather firm at yesterday's prices, but notwithstanding a rise of in Consols, it soon became heavy, and closed with very little business doing at 68fr. 15c. for account, being a fall of k. For cash there was a rise of 15e. Railways were depressed, in consequence of the persistent rumours that a tax upon them is impend ing. Most of the lines fell from sfr. to lOfr. It was positively stated that the Orleans company has at length definitively accepted the propositions of the Grand Central, tho government having con sented to repeal several onerous clauses in the Or leans collier des charger. M. Mirtls' journals publish the following letter, addressed to him by the Spanish Minister of Finance: Tho Qum (whom God preserve) hos, .ith the con currence of her Council of Ministers, appointed you ono of the bankers of the Spanish government in Cam. By royal order I inform of this for your goveLiment and satisfaction. God prewswe you many years. Madrid, Jan. 29. 1867. BASzANALLANA. The Monitcur du Loiret says that everything that Verger wrote during his imprisonment has been burnt by the authorities. The proposition which has emanated from Ham burg for sending ries Calais all the correspon dence of Germany with England, does not appear to have any chance of success. The French govern ment, says a letter from Berlin, shows no disposition to enter into an arrangement on the subject with the directors of the German l'ost-office. M. Fould, Minister of State, has left Paris for Tarbes, in the Ilautes Pyrinees. Ferukh-Khan, the Persian Ambassador, accom panied by two persons of his suite, yesterday visited the Hotel-de-Ville, where they were received by the Prefect of the Seine. THE "FUSION." A =respondent of the Independence Beige writes the following curious letter on the everlasting subject of the " radon :" "There has been much talk lately of a letter, said to have been sent to the Count de Chambord by the Orleans princes in answer to the one which the count wrote to 11. Parrot, on the carsdon of the death of M. do &thready. I ion assured, hoverer, that the princes did not think it necessary to reply to that letter, which was not addressed to them ; but that, having eubespiently received a more direct communication from the Count de Chambord, they have thought at to take step to show what is the real taste of their relations with their royal cousin. According to my information, they have written • letter to Um count in terms as dem ea respectful, reminding him Out neither at the visit of the Duke de Nemours to Nervi in 1856, nor at another visit alluded to in the letter, did anything take place involving a political accord between him end the prison—the conditions laid down by the princes fur an understanding of this nature not having been accepted, nor even diseased, ht consequence of the Count de Chambord having refund to explain himself es to the moat important *militia& of all. When, therefore, the Count de Chambord, in Ids letter to M. Pageot, and in his more recent communi. esti= to one of hie cousins, speaks of reconciliation,' he is mistaken if he means to my that the two branches of the hour at Bourbon are 'politically' agreed. Such an agreement Is at this moment imposeible. But the colacquences of this kapomibllity are not to be kid to the account of the Orleans princes, who have done their utmost to avert them, but to the fret that the refusal to con sider the oonditkea proposed prevented say determination from being come to on the point. The places have written a letter to the heed of their 61314 to the above effect. One of their Maeda has been commissioned to take the letter to Visas, sad no one doubts that this serious step will, to tho peat repot of those who cherished the hops of a different result, put an end for the present to the attempts at fusion which have been going on for so many years between the two betzsches of the house of Bourbon." The head of Verger bee been taken to the Amphi theatre et the !role de Midieine, Park, to be subjected to plesnelogicel onstoination, sod to snow coats to be taken tress it. Th• Nos Prussian Omits of Berlin has opened • olimiseicei far " the faithful subjects in litufthstel who areoppered by the Republica:to, or wbo bare taken refuge ia ke•lepi coedriss, In coder net to serve masa their Tier*' TEE TREATY OF PARIS. THE PROTOCOL. This morning was issued, in the form of a par liamentary paper, the protocol signed at Paris on the 6th of last month, for carrying out the provisions of the treaty of March 30, 18X. This document is accompanied by a fac simile of the two annexes to the protocol, showing the future boundary of Russia, the Principalities, and Turkey. We subjoin the English version of the protocol : [Translation.] "PROTOCOL ATONED AT PARIs, JANCART 6, 1857. " Present *The Plenipotentiaries of Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, Turkey. "The Plenipoteuttirien of the Courts of Austria, Franca, Great Britain, Proasia, Runde, Sardinia, and Turkey, duly authorised, having assembled in Conference in order to do. vise the means of terminating the difficulties which the Boundary Commission, charged with the execution of Article XX. of the Treaty of Paris, has encountered in consequence of the position of places, have decided, after an examination of the Reporta of the Boundary Coeunissioners, that the said frontier shall be definitively traced according to the Plan No. 1, initialled by the undersigned, and annexed to the present Protocol; that it shell, couequently, commence from the Black Ben, et a point 2,938 metres to the cut of Lake BoursueSole, marked on the said plan by the letter I, and following a broken line shown by the letter e, d, e, 1 k,,f, i, A, sit, a , e, where it joina the Akenium reed, which it as far ss the letter p proceeding from thence to the Val do Trojan by the letters q, r, a, t, r, r, r, y, d 1, e 1, I 1, g 1, i 1; following the Val de Trojan as far as the letter p 1; again taking the Alterman road as far as the ravine of Ali• Aga, which it ascends as far as the letter 1; parsing thence by the totters a 1 , 01, xl, y 1; reaching from thence in 'straight line, the Val de Trojan at the point where it is intersected by the Rill"? Karskourt coining from IC °obey, and following it se far as the River Yalpouk, the mid channel of which it ascends to the month of the Killeen, to the north of Kongu, and at the letter A ; as this stream till the lino meets the road from Komrat to Borogani, at the letter A I, which road it follows as far as the letter B, and thence secants the Lower Yalpougel as far as the letter C, and proceeds as far as the letter D, where it meets the Sambas, which it ascends as far as the letter E ; pro ceding from thence to wards the Froth, by the line indicated by the letters e2,x2,y2,:2,r2,43,63,c3,d3, c 3, j 3,93, j 3, and 4:3. "The Plerdpoteatiaries having agreed that the marking out of the boundary, and the delivery of the territory to Moldavia, shall be completed by the 30th of March next, at the latest, it le rnderstood that the Austrian troop. shall have evacuated the Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia, end that the British squadron shall have quitted the Black Sea and the Bosphorus, at latest, at the same date. " The Convention of the Straits will, from that time, coma into force. " The Plenipotentiaries agree that the 'elands included between the different branches of the Danube at its mouth s and forming the Delta of that river as ',hewn by the Plan No. 2 hereunto annexed, and initialled, shall, instead of being annexed to the Principality of Moldavia, as stipulated by Article XXI. of the Treaty of Pans, be replaced under the immediate sovereignty of the Sublime Porte, of which they formerly held. . _ . " The Plenipotentiaries agree, moreover, that tho Treat, of Buie having, Like the Treaties previously concluded be. twecn Russia and Turkey, been silent with regard to the Islo of Serpents, that island is to be considered as an appal. doge to the Delta of tho Danube, and must, in consequence. follow its destination. In the general interest of maritime commerce, the Otto• In= Government engages to maintain on that [shun! a Fght. home destined to render secure the navigation of vessels prooeeding to the Danube and to the port of Odessa ; the River Commission, established by Article XVII. of the Treaty of Paris for the purpose of maintaining the mouths of that river, and the neighbouring parts of the sea, in navigable state, will see to the regular performance of the service of such lighthouse. "The present Protocol shall have the enmo force sad validity so if it had aesunisd the form of a Convention ; bat it is understood that, when the Boundary Commission shall have concluded its labours, a Convention shall be signed by the High Contracting Parties, wording the frontier such an it shall base been established by the Commissioners, and the resolutions taken on the subjeCt of the Isle of Serpents sad the Delta of the Danube. " SigJed—HUDNEII, WALEWSKT, COWLEY, linrsman B&VIINOW, VILLAMARINA, MEIIMMIRD MEXIL." THE CHURCH. Rev. J. Finley, rector of St. Michael, llasaishaw, City of London. Nw. A. F. Fordo, 8.A., perpetual curate of St. Matthew, Trisprerth ; patron, the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. Rev. H. P. Foulkes, MA., rector of Len d, Mont gomeryshire. Var. P. P. Gilbert, vicar of St. Giles's, Cripplegate. Rev. C. J. Lambert, rector of Haven, March. Rev. W. H. Mikan, M.A., student of Christ Church, On kel, rector of St. AegusUns and St. Faith, London. Rev. J. F. Osborne, M.A. rector of Hodes St. Mary-next the-Sea, Norfolk ; patron, Mr. C. Londe. Rev. A. W. Thoridd, )LA., rector of St. Gilee's-in-tho- Rev. A. D. Wilkins, 8.A., vicar of Sawbridgeworth, Herta. _ _ — it;r7t. F. de rarravichg, A. 8., rector of evening, Glouces tershire. REPEAL OF TILE PAPER DUTY. Yesterday, a deputation—eonsisting of Mr. Milner Gibson, M.P. • Mr. J. Baldwin, Binninghiun Mr. J. Beldam, Wrsibre ; Mr. O. Bucknall, Stroud; Mr. 6. Dawson, Mr. R. Moors, Mr. J. Watts, Bee. B. Everest, sad ethere—wailed es the Chancellor of the Ezehesper, at his 'Gast essikoses Dainties-Anse, for the papaw of urgleg ea Ms the sznediency of repealing the duty ea 'lnn. Xr. Gnaw. by when the &patens was ntrahiseh lad the thgentles was sitiat tatesbenat the Neelen firths Inial of the Tease sa plena inteiviled the neasheterest pgin and peen= Is trade neeraly. Thi algae Ins la brig as the ensideration of the pis verssesat the assandiy, as they bileved, at dealing with the paper day as • miter et isaweial volley. They did M ems ten es an, geosties et twsuire or of giving aid le the taxpayer, but te one the remora et the I holy ea priaelphe of enanwelei policy. The dealintions at saleassive porlianienta and seatiters led to the aneets ties that the piper duty wend be dean with. That las ben pestnall trees how to tins, and we think that no nano doss aleseM be lost in givernant estareing the grease weissay. The gelatines has will pint oat the nib of the tax, and ere premed with • inienerial setting forth their views. Many dean Made st 01111C•ii011 think that the tint thing to be ass tome Ms exklision is to re move the obstacles which the papa day places in the way of its diffusion. There on obefaela le that diffusion, easing from religions differences, bat ell apse is thinking that the trot thing to be does is to remove these hipenasats which can be removal. Mr. Com.rre, the revretary of th• thedsty he the Repeal of the Tams on Knowledge, then read • inunsrial. After some remarks (non member. of the depatatinn. The Clidriedl.l.llll of the EICHFAIVEII mid—Yea have brought forward ninny fart. bearing on the auljeet, and all I can say at present id that this moment in not favourable to entertaining the question of a reduction of the duty ea ter at it is likely to entail a diminution of revenue. The deputation then withdrew. THE VOLUNTARIES AND THE PARLIA MENTARY SESSION. It in usual in political circles for the hauls of patties, snd their ivinediste followers, to dine together at the beginning of the pediematery nudes, and this per the example is to be Mowed, with variations, by • section which b Warm nemesseed the Keens without any sort el dentertnina. The Ear entire ef the Liberation SkiMy have limn* Get seer Impudent ends weld he pined by teleging tape= their yeallenentny Minn, and than Wang 'Ep pel= nil onset% with • slaw to • piddle ammeistien of tick sessisned piny, red to the acquintion et Wt esesega which genes nen a thorough understanding and earns* spyrodelisa et the pelicaler piste Irbil& nay be unpi with lbe peatielbspe d inunediste Whet The inspelien bee hitherto ban node in ydrate only, but die inheres gins by tines who hap been invited to act as stew* hoe ben art es le mho la intik that there will lea Legs erf Yarlkl OWN/ en the punka Mr. Idea Imbegten KM hes assented to pres Me. and the sewed at non* a lone af M.P.'s and abaft sixty ether iftential gentleens, radiant to miens pen at the eventa, >a ben already grennel. Weed, the peopesta of weer hone beta Pa as is had the erenillee te awes Kik niginsl idea el ranting to the Kam Cl* end the dime I therefore to blue pleas at the Deana Twain en Wederiay, Feb. 18. Then of Ks sesielVe Mends who are resident in and near the nelespile slow same, need no perwarien to be preani; but we my se gar that the eangsny at gentle an Mal cho preelneas t.lnYy to give named weight to sad an eapeethie if gbh% and tint It will Koehn be wash re earl to Can Inds foe the peupsee.—/tassees. tenant. The following is printed with the Roue of Com mons votes thin day .—" To some reneney end facility in taking divider, it is reported that every member, whether penonally runes to tho division clerks or not, will gin. bk man &stray and audibly, aa he ream the division desk." lir. Joni' Evart, will ask the First Lord el the Tressery,tramerew evening, whether ft la the inten tion of the gwresaent to make any reregnition el the set. vim of Sir Ms MUM and ColonelTalleek in the Crimea. On rag Ye committee en the army wainstee, Mr. NM will new est the wets of Bir John M'Neill and Colonel Tolle* sd M the used of General Mem; be taken into ecesidimedeme emil le mum 'eh& rnekieres. Tama:new the eenunittee are to De appointed to Minks Isee Ar Honk Chinn Act, the Beek Acta at De bug and fleallma. red the law relating to jeletMock banks. At the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday the adju dication aphid lobs Peel, the clerk of the City of London Union, charged with nebnalentent, was disputed, and after the cam had been partiany entand into the proceedinp were adjourned. Mr. A. Wigan contradicts a report that has reached his In hie sick-roont—mmely, that ha, oilier actively or perniedvely, eanctketei Yr. hams Rowe dosation to the Lambeth police poor-boar. "lid I been aware," he mina, "of that gentierenie intention, I should have done all In sly power to Mier& him hem wok an ealdbition of bet Then was an amateur periarstisca at the fit :reeks Theatre yesterday evoshar, la aid et the tends at the Warehousemen and Mika' adore far °slam sad ,IteeseettoosChildres. The bran sot so veil attended es was irioited. . . GOSSIP FROM ROME. (riots • ROME, ;AN. 29. Rome is unusually full this season. The unsettled state of Naples, sad the premiend presence of sundry crowned beads here, are the teS•4O/11/ assigned fur the more bitant demands of Padrene, which startlo the stranger on his arrival, and make him think twice lmforc ho decides to mend the winter in the Eternal City. l'rovisione of all Undo are dear. The met of living has nearly doubled itself within the last five years, so that those who contemplate an eeenomicd sojourn in Italy must be content with Florence or Piss—at least till the Roman mason is past, that is to say, until after Easter, when apartments undergo a sudden depreciation of fifty or sixty per cent. The spoiling process, commenced by the English, is receiving its finielting touch at the hand' of the Ameriesns. If Englishmen lavish their money like Prince*, Americans lavish theirs like Emperors. " Of all families I have ever 'crud," said a shrewd intelligent courier, " give me an American for lie herd expenditure, a Russian for closenees and mean. nem," The parsimony of the Ituasian mite et Nice is the gossip of the place, and dues not add Is the popularity of the Court, Queen Christina, the Quo- Mother of Spain, goes altogether on a different tad, and makes her presence here felt to the inconvenience of melded' and visitors, by monopolising the beet toles at the opera and theatres, and the best seats at concert* Ristori plays her first engagement in Rome since her great success In Paris and London, early in next month, and fur a week past the subscription list ha. been fall. So much for the gossip of the day, ere we take our way to the calmer atmosphere of the studios which congregate here in Rome thick and fast— England, America, Franco, and Germany contributing eves more largely than Italy to swell the rude of tartlets. The coloured Venus in Mr.G axon's studio is still the subject of much discussion. For the benefit of those who cannot see it, a short description may not be amiss. No Inas living, perhaps, is so thorough a master of form and proportion as Mr. Gibson, and big Venus is, in these respects. his chef-drawers. The modelling of the torso and limbs is very fine, the form end sentiment of the back beautiful. Greek art is to Mr. Gibson evidently the alpha and omega of all sit The Greeks coloured their stature ; why should not the moderns ? sad so Mr. Gibson took brush in head and covered the beautiful, highly-wrought marble with a this pink wash, stained the hair a delicate tow, pencilled the head-fillet blue and gold, gilded the apple in the hand, and made the hem of the robe to (*nerved with the band is the hair. Thus, neither flesh nor marble, statue nor woman, Mande the Venus, challenging all beholders to accept or reject the innovation. Near to the Verve is a coloured copy of his beautiful Cupid, even more eccentric than the Venus; the flesh a delicate salmon-tint, the hair a warmer tow than the Venus, in virtue of virility perhaps, the eyes fixed and staring, looking over, not at, the butterfly on his breast, this wings tinted in palest hucsof row and blue; while the pedestd en which this masquerading god stands is of a deep tawny yellow, a bed imitation of giallo notice. Given the advantage of colouring marble, one cannot but feel, while looking at the.* statute, how dhrtinct I. the art of the sculptor and the painter; and any eye sensitive to colour must experiences ems nation of relief in turning to the stately group of the Queen. L supported by Judie. and Clemency, the original of which is ' just placed in the House of Lords, and to the barect-nlievo • Cupid and Psyche, than which nothing more chaste and pure modern art exists.. In looking at Mr. Gibson's works, on* feele that study and skill can no further go. They speak else enently of a life devoted to the culture of art, and it would b• difficult to find • more devoted disciple and follower of the ! great masters of antiquity. A despatch from Dresden, dated Tuesday, says : Buon Farah Rouen, the French on. oy at our court, WY received to-day, at twelve o'clock, in role= audience, to des liver to kb Majesty the Grand Cross of the Legion al Honour." _ _ Lieutenant-Colonel de Kwiet, a distinguished RUMiIIII officer of engineers, and Profesace at the School Artillery and Fortifications at St. Petersburg, has been charged by Ma government with a special miserion in Frame, He is el present engaged in visiting the work at Meta. It is stead by the Malta papers that Giuseppe /deli, the murderer of the late Superintendent of the Porte, has became Maine, and that he has ooneequontly beet veneesd hue dis-Oorreeline prison to the Inealis septum- • •w CI Stx Vie the I. bar. fur U on hi NY Ihe 1 orrid eoia entii be h to et &tit thoe FUSE was thrs Bod chec SW& Led