The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-20 00:00:00

late Ile Mi.* mbleisal it de disap so = fi a the bid di sot lir is pimple ben uneir bad issot Wiwi Mil sal 101 wade* wed. Tbe was sow MM. asmilep le his aps, whoa • step obeli is d At ika ih a i Vt alZ =Ugh lase/rewash Pr WHITLOWS ism* des MI lier --v ilz a issa i Wat rrw Pddlie ls llB was lid up lba rei ed a deseassee la a It s V a xre 4 a itaii i ma Ile *lii ear • Met abisturial beselh pidedase be• "my was • weeks at me it sibliid= PdadddislBl,d=lamest *did he = is to Ile 7.62 . 1 .1 : 1 es 22, MA* mm_tb . Mem efi=imall=gsseeire le ash of mem eat stlhe imp le miss des elessies =lit dessitim lb V. 12121221 Mild eal sailid Pe osposi 1 thehase olmatatt mow Mork a nil he Os poloist Pik se hi* ley*. =Li= Ina inillnedl a ra l = . 111.1.11 IS leibbetellieb • Mimi pas ill ass=alloseee es lib all promb w bid Is IP TITTOSSALD *bid the sibishaska sad = d the PP d i. ROM= Amp be bad se doubt as to the es,* ;ben be side vele se this q 54144 yr May Mahe MP the mom gives fir sip ism de me set Mid* es* eles ilf*** B2l2ll • B _ e. et lb set* 22 Of be ihat perfidies at lia= 4 vesdistidia only ewe weish led Mitylblhil _ bus aiumind th• lax se de seemallem Tim mil Mill in us by the gesiblinene sol It sit 0.10 of Masp ienissi isd bess ive Mel las SWIM We Inn Is. The Ps asses hula /.usie ot the ssiihet Iledt. Tie Mei r.R bloodill Willem Net DM 4 *OA.. Ml ties SW, hoe too am& of Lay PM Mom es tire% nab is .seat p e Pi ft me .pearls .d emir be the of Teria me mho ter the mem IL the iutt 0 alibi is tiro limber a dorksott... ba, - 1766.10t he pi *Ma M. led by dual , ...mu thaw mid le la Wlb it too ipso* et the ludwiedhel Clembehem le had se davit et PM ear si malt Mb sea ThUr teals bad hind at the re et 210181. • par, and all they hot is M i ms MAK (flar, MO 2. ahead have hose aw peommat hed mitia ie mem : Iv the Ms. Faliabo t e st) mall lave Ms lei e• Me 111 is PP v..= es dm had Mid Is assme the maserailf stir W. (Haar, Mr.) pe. WeLPOLII add Ps emisim .. ___ ...._,st whisk the *his had hell airfoil ma dlaisalb sad to b ifr e MID semi be bed made mai ttleell MONA f thee* flan* RepleM. ea Pe OM lie use Ferny Mash, rPe i semed nk. Mee. bar.) Ts. swespies els Mei* me le so ill • mit ilis Mies* mem mil Ml te pest dilliraiss. T i e ilweajodbir he this haeld. The Ibli vls 2B 0 the yew et des ism et the Mb ; sed sileft grim had in hi •p at the mil* at .' mmlateelresde, albs* t he Illes Posi i r he via Te samly des Midi , sad le• =seber d = Ws Iddidddi . weer te d rrim Pd ir a i s h .* 2 spas di des srbe=. m J. TaZa ba ndt, mil is by Ps me sh If tie Led Madam. wary semberet aim diesiC=Ps lem me • pop ts Ils 21 It was sew mph. le mai Tie Pled *Psis tem id Ps tax MIA to .... a .... sahosies la lided. The is /1164 MI Ibei SWUM an 4.10 ea Pat paisil es bis set as but cm sessailr. Nth* mo o MEW& _=setebersil, mho ft lias aid h_mil liana dank new a SW hat (Kw, Mv) Mimin err pelt sleth he was mime to per ea the hem Tfie hist was lest m ewed 1 an ei peillonen ; k it as** ter tw• hawk* MXd i d ealls=ay b rthadTw i e d on=k is fsa. latli ag Me new the post le Ilispeseth hid Is k. ice* akee err.) Ns was dal et AIM who Psi* thew sibili spirt Oa mat te Ms ea ) 12 610 7 18 6 0 rlpi le JMM—a= to muse 1 51 „s = i rt be w: 1 61 alms imr) le Yong that 11 they lama Ike waved maz e s: Mk thaw houbled es arparat fir dm M. * M eald sf al• rib llepeadt this It weedily kr ts ewer. (He bar.) Bea was sort led' Me eel ts be lis 1 6s irje rths twe esautelme (Msad i .r•Z led to Ps obaseilief as beibsel. Me :bp Pe me* 4 Ihm As =k4l Ono Mimi sad old Imme dm smipad a sdkkey el Er• 71% .....i. , lis allis hel sh. r dest ism M 11011 : 9 • 111 . birraig r anse this a ll4 212/ b was mile to isehr the IRE ts tot Mei ahreirhistms dips IMO lebbr A iwa Its devols OEM to Mish Pp wise sel MIMI 1 ma yes by so mai Ps MEM mil P ti ll dild itteim l t is aihniplei dt= ed - .2.7..T.t. iv. a' .......... 0 ...0.61... pew& lbws that Oa lam ebe rtespkeltrtl 1411plit lei sad be dpi deg Well eat sow best piiphe ai Mish 2 dm sPibefpeopely roil alsw.) Lad PAL1M1181211—• bspe e him wil itto 1 the emdralig di lell l i sad P I Mt Pet la mg Ms is Mai, my ems M. mire ell W. passe. lb sisrin aill see slew Mit Me pir *sea mei Is Wiese Ism* ourniee Ille Mir • leelll I semi* ether rase, sad to Nab Ps belit es th is miumwe ts i r . wer d"ad roy 4 47 4kal = "INI ZI e s rWel biked Ma lose ben bib to is te sib= to pay it. Iteds MB • modal of ‘, In tl', M. sed Mud *Mew ter idi Mild Ms an. Viand his AIM Mrs he teals* to di* is thdressist. me* Ph hapset bat they mill bp ma pith el hi* to pry IL Pet is is sill • min let le dissisel to i tch seem pm* bit it Is •pi st •di h = sesta be G thembed ea kr *ft pills. alai it Ms tos Ws ig ism bee sall membe marsamishm MI oe semea l = The peommt il Aids* Om* do VII of UN masensa 4 te La MPS Ile nab stiff mei obeli thediseli which me athait ss is adbalirs d the to. WM m em told diet we us bpi*, she did at pregesq, is melt * be him that the eimpesa le Min this ha was mai ewer lea ever is to rid h. Oa that ssompM It was *MIA Mb it as*, NW sat siesiespeemat 26 per GM ms Men ear Pe rest sad Soy me Is mei* Im is they me saii said tmotebs. The MI 4 1861 Mahe* • pm* hpremeik ml 11. 6. = ma rasbled *mei is Immt dash Mid t e l=eilledel big glissil bee tho bob al As Comilodie • mile* dim if tbe elegy WM lassimil dm lissl liii b the swam of she labilisal Ceilis. lle It di wese bid le re Mb the ammi MI6 Om me MOM to mai ao sessi. The Medsoldi ef 110 solbsliss ef too tea hem Pe Amy to Os aisselhas ad sir mil= of miss nab the WIMP sere eimb sad Ps seasiathei milmes me sibmil as lir *mod te e be dem. — ermhass, Me w , hr PM b Psi reaps* della hem a* sambil. The *ibis Loos lei the sable* et limb St laspeles, sod smirs. Thh year the seememi me aid we to midest what ems they shit Me as this wit Ma was sit to be Moil lie Terlimil GM es bil emideretiss Pry was to be coeliac 11* as a atisehat• 1M Ma paid be dm hs, wed es the ids di IlesiMetted temideb es mared by re. tens web is thie hem ulre onigio, Mk • riew ts pm, led ie maim ea ea te heer•iMp sad saiseldm It we mist to Mes the rep penemady ea is 611.1 as which It h* hob hs Ow lestbstaste piste& We cm so thh Pisa My la she cams * delfts* pr, wed we had that the Mew MI sb. thell semi* rip , I deism he emir to Po bib et Ow tas. 1 wesabw he Cask. Essambh pathless appal* Mw tem* us** lavtag ems le this Pei. Mb a ✓isor.. • tolbotallau the Mies *PI iren abet to the pleb I ems le say miss wastel h say M. sesehsr, bat elm vs areisaird bah my I ma rOil Pea it we did set shed la and of sash= imp* as a sershipsst Pat ssit mid have Mid se; It we amt to that spier 0 the hems these kid it sop. pet ; but we Whet at prim mei sad me awls* is te* ear app.** the min Ps was MP is Me lewd =led hit, sal dil il set ma ts email= Om dm Me bed Mite euppettel se It mid km ham mseetty et so r Ma Wm alOookol Ity sorb miss se have Me maimed is m la him Mb W.. peep Motes sr. I. • /Mil as peewit of impend *Paste to pet wed to • mem Whet Is we d hat Immo is Mobs Is Pe par sat emeleelenbl of is essay ; we me ft Os ai l es b Mob se Smile stamma me pail is a* It the hear arms *pm se lea Om Ps abash et bail big "Ibliis" . Ova llts v 2 *O.. sheagelt is mew .... .....asbel * ell r d .... lille this mem is esibied be wed or am bet hMS b• head 111* I* 1 reed - 7* the &P** Chmslia so. mph he in the paymat Is Ps illy. WI Mb bid has seil it thls mom it ts is im Mb up by 110 me• easmse. It was it lb* Maths fo do id bass that 60 M. mei ht OM wee se d e 011 b liss mem is he woojeffg P paws sips wile she Aim of mes Wm be Psi li wes My hit its she l i tie W it imp i* ps mit of the wed se beim le am id Pi 11 Nit I mystify ad h. d d . aa M bpi Ps lease WI ass it Is le ; AD lil In al la alb *I the Omni owl purpose "r ift ad soi=le tab r esseh et to as It whad It sinshve. (Marc) Tito km dm dbidel— Tie thew sseewheest AM* It iti-1M The WI wee that .sad • moo* tine shat Mt chews, SUPPLY. .. The most of ills mad* et wryly was brought up ea mil War...lk 111= 1 tail ri:t .llllr reorama Wpm MN& Orrbay g= Tallo ft.d r hr Mir Minion WNW. lasor Onsanneln bille, Iligh and 11.6 0 .1 6 . 11 Sew Wide f= 71 11 Lamas% r-..... M` ' 4 , ... ...7 IS .•• 1.5T0M1.1.... 3 : arm amor WOOL itig:r & OMB rgild 761.4.1 gyp.. 1.1="1 ROYAL LITERARY FUND. The anniversary ol this society was UM y ester /sr, at the Tromerwes* Tares, Gear irtereorier. The that Gravid) wee smart se the der rwra, bat the Ohio lord wee eletaked by bus arise be the Wore abide; sat la hie thews, the RI& Sea. W. Correa, ILP., rootlet *wag the oreirey rethi wee:—The Dena of lasa iedowy, the dedsh of them it theimrick Memlizgle . John Patio, Mr. Judd adibidtak Mr. Mara 11. P., Mr. . =Zero, Mr. te; ,ee, reibler 111 14 11 reethee lth 111111. 1. 1k.8.: Wail LP., PIA, Mr. Maris Timm Mr. 1.A.1L Dr. Mere, reedthat el As Repel deb ell Mr. 11. G. Ban, Ns. Molar Oseha, .114845 y, Mr. Hued, Mr. DYi nlf. Priam Devil Mr. Lovell Bobr Mr. Seed Ilida" XXII., Mr. . Ord ISO trailema wither to • emir= ism Mb lloyd MOB= dr Mrs X Oath, armlet by • repro sada leek lie Nat ea the Are at the adz sots Asir dr Mom ens eareeisil. The gillearether of the Prime, "eke with brlrde prep NA " atterlell kir • tire th e ir Medea of the eredithes. 'The strairce weak ltherldriMor ceder Khoo Driefeer, Barker, Media )61SSISSI Mir lama Nthebre, ail Mira Meheref AM. Tr Berle at Crag sal his stiorkele were alio rupterb. With -al mini. c.kad rei peer at imeree whs. IiAILLST air *bird the tort te "The Army sad IN iny ;" the Di d CS lITIAItIIT " Tba Motet;" sal Mr. Amnon Mare "The lakerabre of the Umbel iferim." Mr. Meekirseer Muses, M.l'., la ea darer tr . s . : I?me loadsr• 4 the Cohere, mg lb. =oe' ' Z:II7IiSS lawearow chorea 4 the sabre& 4 the Mar—therek. "The Literature 4 the Calbries"--he wee eterrebstals bee where to Wit. (barite.) He was et a tee wheys to With, It. It rerlaied Widths Übe The Illemleb Sew yea area sea, hirer it IV eight." (Geed Mier.) It yr the apothem al • tier Sas the essemarereat of a kri s of seadhbe ar le mt i . fatale= tkire—it sue what le bpi Imr. 1 .as *Atha peedbillby 4 Wes solar' Ni eked' ado& 'pig* why *sr MI I ad ; Sile the teeet of the " Liereire 4 the Client" be i r dry se itarrethre la the Mae'd I' It wee Try they wadi met have say b may yore, as it WSW be ao poet keg, perhaps. The isedelellala the fret roes, busy he deur* laying or few* la Wi wee rer too tires, la bodbliag dike tr y the seemerkelea of dietteeve ria. (lostiler.) lihnies wrist whar f eel dr tarry of arieeis Meer—ef ierbeerd, howl larkaters, Mr Ozer& The edethe ere lee yews to steed the tie.; era If dm bed the tiro they ref& ast Mini the arm Me berth barewer, dui the itheetate of this croaky wall bs mar•• to be. es It wee now, the Iliessiess et do melee] he he bind la lIISMMOSS Si ihe walks eassesi Weal lied AO Waft by the Weaves MX of is bares thew Ta canal T, it All te r hallodea ken die dam% eun the tier et the mei& " Prorerit to Da Royal Tod." Whit dr Mire ead they rob WIN poirig their dare einewbera rot wee lira Her Mee d the tresia, be bred dry will thew taw benraler itry WM bet br i = l .l Ole tart with are deer lir la doe at the rib rd. la are et ell it dreettir ea ler tog Neill re ram he weld re arras bat sa reaere drum et reeperay. Or ids led there Inn tree desk Mee Ott hid reeled him emir the setae et lads; iv hit right be saw ea eti Merl whom b be ed weer rea erarg—(leaghlor)--ead Corel Hoary, b. hid wrings ot the drain et Abir Belekleve, sad lehruer, rd bed wars aerie filo or of theories. I rebid well kr Me regerity at the Dainty. Eri v rthreo g Irrahe wail aim herr with ae with old Arai y raid ear here herd the veer be hal permed kr earl= tart le whir his sr se Led ter rare& they weal are amid la a teary sf alevissee rob as et pre- Ila="ild " s r Orribir) He hardly whited to the Limy Par. Wllairaira error yr agar! " The Twain sad B . Livisgass." The "etaL PIACI Somerv.—Yeeterflay evening the animal wart of esoisty was Yr in Plasbary Chapel, Mr. Cheers thrift ILP., Is the Arr. The share& if fie re port, semi brae Rev. ZwerySldirik, the sorstery, sew wases_ll lc egssellrg that alter the radries ef the weir rah thentathre third have bra lisellithe arlth Pale end Cie. awl fie of amitrogs In Irby MI Assns. Lerma hal bra glses sal Dab& marl Sob, the pre yew Or fie of e ber th the fa Leath. arl le arribe, awl In art of the *mg shisi l p.. f a dr issm a s wet u s 1.71: sYasfeYath. ebeathir r a zil draft dr bares el war ad the Web, bra dradeasi this the semi der lea fa del beraghs by e er eaganientios, fenmel ferwpm, fir ems as bed bra rpm* rival Th e p. pears ef the pees arse wee e sears of sorrow sad meet le the car arra It berg Wear by thaw thr a ribs sed an dristisa spirt was thread, bet st lb. MN NMI II INS to- Moved est the sere seer Wlyltheragi, ea/ won arse Ilea ass sal ef the rail to the War. 70r ethrelesesirt showed the trel boxer kr the poet pr Is her be.. 1,631 M. Eel the reel enyeadithre 1,210.1` IrL. farerfag Y threat ef ea meshy of 3171. b. IL / TM le the yeashalsse laslairt Mr. IL Draisy. of lsr7srer , the Ser. Dv. Der" arise Stork Peron 11.41ie likeass. at his Rom Social vas In Pittemiksior wiz Gosm. —Tedder sierra Ore ale a fetal Is Weresiarer Any In seepprt dare barb of the theerpernerl be the Pingerstha ef the ONO fa Pardo Per: 6' Z abed ref • NON NO MINNS =NOM IN. Dr. 'War, Nay of Liners, abs Is the eraletf • rely airelsorry earls Is the Nortlt Arabes eerie. and non nearly is lair, AM.s ad rebus prim et the Welt He pariirearty re. sewed ear der an belsolf of the society, In wrier Ithespise right be esieblishal fa three porter of oar err Ira. wire the shwa hrl sr yet has freely isearigfe arprot appeal wee reseenial So Illead The ars of the the yr or ia Ode of the make by the iris et the Begal, erre, tie Chapel Itewil of Se. Gems* st Maker, the choir of St lAsist. New ASYLUM rot nsimusfra CEILIMEN. —Twiggy earths the derma searesemy Erre d this err% ef glib bre Niegestr Is the l Lass ...Writhe Laura Tams ; the La S. err. Tree as. a very psi ellerinee et the of dr screty. The shrtme. he ghlag theMi of the rear& ebeened that the rpm was arthlhhell fa the =ll. lbami_ joiryks. fir the yawn at willsraig welher sags* to glom rs, ar Elairthrs theraelerreitherlsa brag Or the eh.= be adher e hui ire the asiShet eit the rear dillies wos Wel al esey age Ithaa the thee=err woe eII Melia eel seri thr--the bre ern Is ebb nal I.”lee .see. Is the that spice et terve yere /37 trier hal Ma resink sod Ore ware awl* sa the harthilen. The ribarlpfers et the flaw onward le womb SIM DAIMONS' Otateriox or Its Oaosuston CANA, Psinsash—Tefteir per was belt la the restirreer of IL Oarespfe, Inearrewspre. le the lbsiy of Seel 11411110 riS who wasiswerl is the OTOMNSIM Ns^ thees• draw eselthale Is.. takes fi Is dr ears were oldie re bs ther serthe. Th. asassed thflf Ideretroperatie ressr. K. nisei aril ire lurk am/ is Perry bet woe rise at etas bad. herr of the teases / tilt' arethierf est lib EN hal bra arriSted for the she• dpilliscas le geserfa.ithe ambh sets. The ca who the isissepal le. sari wiser It wag es greets f • whit wee per to NO rid wide of die repay be head la the of elladrier. The jay sari. yolsoff istrethal Orr rillthelles thet son piper mese rime set sigiell by Ors wire waremplevell ler or qui, se leery the • Serseat seerthe enema K.. The ewer sell he hal se irk Oar st Wed ..aaba waINOR dal billem lib usual have " 11 nal sm Ihres imai dal Mon plop. It wr Warily earlaw the frommi sal sewed of sheaf Walt lira the Mr=to emir his of Ire Z6ift IN I INNSIsI:,- ANION DOW EIE DAILY NEWS &limed to all porta of 1/..44 by MIL oat Lot to Br& or Ire Um is Of ob Ibb pa ~or. pad limb log Iwo. sal ma by 7 4. 1.A71ZL1.. Illowoblearl.l7l.oltoyaolmob Ste expreoo. TO CORRESPONDENTS. at "Tr Rtheele Lamas ether, meth lie at the Othe% Ileeththeththee. b tee Vane es tee ley et Wanda sr* ZIIMESIS, TrEVNESDAY i .... ..• Z • - .:, ANiguricy AND iNsoLTINdt . *ELAM A 11214 NEW 1 LONDON MORNING ow SALARIES, Sp. 7 • •• / 6L.101 71 ii NW/ 0 . We 1:0:4 MU brought up Ea received lamas at me ammo ma at i l a Mat Mem t 41~1M et to; telwatee bet= cow ai ls Do idiot sof mho ef IN moil asioi-ii ilwaimaii it II al 1 All TairlDegtg . • ierlig . trj ..........1111 = 1 wane. ow mai DIVISION IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS .prrosaitusirsimeittekragatattaw el LAST NIGHT. *l4l"l9aretEntuAtil o wow. P 6l wool Oleo. DITOWE AND MATHUSONIAL CAUSES BILL. IT SioLoultalllM;11111 AD AM that the Ell Di Am MA • stoat Dow “ m it .. f il ip d 20 1 141.8b e rP , bi.r guar ata limAl ltMla = mill Di loos sot "sow" sad last "this me DiiimiAlm=riar Wit a "ZMii no di, Ns iseothir :Ca grellin thet "sow" etsad pert of Ir s t.Za , wbv .., , ... moss; ga, W seetiew,-Ceasas, a ; Neo-cosfeata, 18. COMM% Idet t lgir la ... .......0 61 111 81 ay ammo tat roma ... 101111L =V, ... 46 4,. tend& tin L . 2-2- -. . IS M" 2= za: --- .,.. - .., ARIA in, iii itAldir aims if JO F AAAAAA WT. TR. Ityffinri, MR STOOPS TO 00SQ=1.--ATALA_ IiI•MPOS Oddisa Asps—lad Al URI Al TWO Pim.. Oirseaso a• 5315031.11. fp Prairie. ♦lt INOLIMZMASII MOM 115 CAPPS —Aid II 510111•110 tllla M 30055. IA WAIL U. Ire. —Deer mem m 6 301.6 MUMMY. Tule NTIIM.S. RA MAT. Mama Crawl& r MrU 'WM— illmilreaMin PIM. la thle MfAmftimm_MM. 4 ;or TM Tom& IM mt. wwwww•: X 61111&=Dcars ens MA EIDE WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ran Do—llasis. Aflarars,lll6 toosuarr—alegsai Alarm" M. is. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. KAY 20. TO OUR A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will M pabliahed es venal ON SATURDAYS. Or course Perliament will napped to the appeal, which the Qua= has made to Sumba behalf of her eldest daughter, with cordial loyalty. The whsle tenor el her ltuserv's reign is a guarantee that aothing ureasonabie will be expiated ea her part , and the nation and its representatives at, too sin cerely attached to the Royal Family to ha anima= by a niggardly orbit ea each an onamien. Soma half-oilmen of coarse and empty brawlers, who fancy they pay their mart to the people when they indulge in safe vituperations of royalty, may talk ultra seemomy ; bat the pelvis of England, who choose to have a Sovereign on the throe; know that they mast make up their minds to pay the prim at a noearehicel establishment. The dowering of the younger children of the Sovereign is one of the nee= airy incidental expenses of a constitution like ours, and, if strittlylimited to what is fairly and reasonably regaiaite, will be borne without a murmur by all reasonable Englishmen. Lord DEUI - fil remarks in the House of Lords strike a. es having been remarkably hlicitons and appraite to the OCONOOII. The noble lord, with sepal tact and Mate, alluded to the hot of Her MAMMY% marriage having differed bone the mad wane d royal marriages in not being founded on cow llamas= of policy algae, but at holing' of personal acquaintance and personal attachnisat." Following up this suggestion, he west ca to M imic that there is every roma to believe the ap proaching marriage of the Parrmass ROYAL has bees contracted in a missile: spirit, and to express a ecafident hope that " r .h. ..e..4 imaylid ns UMW the some envies., so in the course of that lih her hipping. might be as complete se that of bee illuarions mother." In the =wisp of • Qom Repent, consideratioss of policy " neeesemily coasted fir eoneething, though happily not far everything; bet is the marriage of • Paul en', between whom end the poNdbility of oltOlaolll ax. interposed • pliant band of brothers, " consideration' of policy," at hest in so hr on Englishmen ere caneentad, may be altogether discarded. It is sympathy with the modem not with the Qum!, that Parliament is gelled apra to express in the acme of the English people. • Lord Nauseant; displayed kw jading.* than Lord Deasy when he spoke of the mania. el the Palaces, Amu as holding out to the soustry political prospects not undeserving the attention of the House of Cenunone." It is a desecration of • contract so eminently personal and domestic as mar riage to convert it into • dexterous diplomatic arrangement. No good bee ever air mash hybrid alliances. The life and of Mani ANTOINEIII 7 were sacrificed by of lea agent of Austrian diplomaey at the Court of Pisa& Ilinaerrrs Mews paid dearly for obey ing the injunctions of the add and crafty prelate deleentan who sanctioned her marriage with our ewe Couture I. Neither Caseras L of England nor Louts XVL received eery assistance; *their hoer of need hone their royal brothels-in-Wm NAPO lae. HI. billiard Mal wird, is marrying a weasel for herself alone, than did NAPOLION I. when he divorced the woman who really loved him to contract an allisnes with the ever treacherous Home of Hapsburg. If by tepresesting the marriage of the Femme ROUE with a Premien Prime as politically advantageous to this country, Lord For.orasrou mesas that it will teal to iden tify oar Royal Family and lb polity with the anti meats and policy of the Pemba dymsty, there is not an Englishman but will !al that ma I re sult might be fatal to the stability el termestiy in this country. If that the Parmasseßorst. to become a mitriemay of 0111111difiillid dsotrince la Prussia-to be, as will et the Mkt prinumetive, the rallying past elm swain st sails dieting a betides ton maw skits whith they de net feel. every Fogiiimen sash% ha the nor at isms= MN salty, to prated whist a pa% pith* end delhately martyred iamb babe welt a *whim feet Imes& yam her. As sow as the nuptial bene diction is pronounced over the yealbeal pair, the PRINCESS will cease to be an Imsdthwemen From that moment her husband's people RR* be her people, and his GOD her GOD. We ileaudently trust that the example and precepts of her beloved mother will make her a biessat' alas to her hus band and his people, but it mast be se he wife and their countrywoman, not as the puppet of any selfish and ambitious statesman, English or l'ressian. For England the marriage of the PRINCESS ROYAL can have no political siguilkance, though every English men will rejoice to kern that her mother's ttrighter b happy, and that the people over whom her Ma hood may one day be called to rule are bee. THE Csoscsi.zwit et the Examines, in intro ducing the Bovine Beek Bill, hell eat a wort et memos, that unless the eleaeemwileibheidm& it aseeseary to immediate etr the weedy the Govereseat Were astepled, be shall Bel it his (My to withdraw dr NIL Idly eggrolidieg the bees& eta Govuserist gusesime Isllsdege Bank Deratiftes, we ea few tide isdimpemed to Mow Nom sampled by s montesiporery, and room- I. EVENING, MAT 20, 1857. gbe Court. and the accepance of that guarantee on any terms, aid withal examination. As the Bill now stands, --0-- al power ism be practically in the hands of the OSBORNE, MAT le. Obvammant„ the The Queen, accompanied by the Duchess of sent, and centralisation, as regards Erat rr... mig 'isol li rdwk stais, sort am.. Prnoms Louisa, drove out In en open at the thirtreie mimeos of money I li thew Banks. will be aimed oem- The Primo matarked in the Fairy and vtelted the new The . Cruitcauka of the RICHT/40M cat,.ibg,t . at Seltna. l :l l 7ti "" . Dnininn lint ib e h.. of using in. =y intention to do more than take proper pre_ , kto dkil7. that the guarantee of the Governmer,t shall at la abused, and that every security foe th e pod management of the various Bank's shall be a lined. But he has omitted to state what those egulations are which ha proposes •,,, s ame, on th e Found that it is undenable ', O g i ve th em the in -1 flexible character which they 'Auld acquire by their insertion in the tort of the 'act. But the Trustees and managers of oxtail', banks object with great reason to entrusting OA Savings Bank Commis sioners with so arbitrv.l a power se that of making "from time to time' such regulations as they may think fit, without, the public being in some degree informed of the general character of those regula tiaras, and the 'limits within which they are to be ormaprissi. The personal characters of the present Crummy,* of the EXCHEQUER and Coarraottra of the NATIONAL DIET COMMISSION are paraded u guarantees that these powers will not be abased ; bet, granting their fitness to be entrusted with them, these gentlemen are neither of them immortal, and their sucoespors may not be possessed either of their prudence or their judgment. The regulations adopted from " time to time " in various public departments have not preserved them from gross mismanagement, and the mode in which public accounts are kept and audited is a fertile and long-standing subject of ridicule among commercial men. Our great objection to an undue centralise don, especially in matters of finance, is based upon the proved absence of any real responsibility on the part of Government racial& The Crimean disasters and the Admiralty blunders have demonstrated that in JOHN Bott's bones there is • oat, called " the System," which doss all the mischief. Individual re sponsibility, like circles in the water, goes on spread ing and spreading, until all trace of it is lost, and in the event of any gross mismanagement no ono is to (lame. • degdmillea inn fie Canonlke al London, la relation to the mmlob,hadi emloterriew with afr thefts °Mr' tordey, at the Mme••••e. The degratatica conisted the Lord ALayor, Mr. Hardy Holt, Mr. H. L. Taylor, sad the llemetbroaser. eseidKaii of Mr. Steed, Chairmen of the Leada 6 = N d Ounallee; Mr. Deka mad Wu Legg, Guerdese; Xr Larepta, R a d io s, , of Mr. Aldermea Wang, Xr. Metritt, ead Mr. Guardians of tho Bream! Thilea ; ma Mr. Derlingtea, the Cl sad oo %lei Wart* M.P., General nmPena, 3L . P, Hr. F. S. Powell, M.P., Mr. WM.P., . Obariletwertli, M.P., end Mr. Barro w, P. - 70 en Womb, with the Right Hon. B. P. Bouverie =, Ha .Yee d the Poor - law Board, on t he sub- Isheiriel Steed Bill. • degaleal entaideft of the Rem R. W. B. 313aele, the Rau Abel W. Mo., sad Mr. Meade Hartdr, Xs re mane date Preiksw owl Figs& Doak ea, bad ea lalartfaw Searelay OR GISMO o:glea • Ctralgmed byllee bar Want medical sod b i o i n a t dee lehehlkade ef MVO,' • raw lowa Wight Pliiire Mash, reepesinglie Wasted that Osteologist; Is the wog of pager nab NM ervere, end the total ahem* of =I istiage. The dgleme• wee Introduced by Mr. T. W. iremba, ILF, nal Mr. R. R. Wingfield, H.P., the two amity member. A deputation of the Leaks if Matlagel ' lialmokena Cenepeay, coriging el the dleaelvee— Mr. Thome Rabin (chasm), Haw P. a Heearkey, M.P., Mr. F. Dobineon, Mr. T. H. Maser?, NA Mr. J. ' Jaws, with Mr. Riehard Churchill (earretary), Irsainoted L Inolawn et the HOONIHAIk• yeeteseley. (rll,Oll LAST NUM'S °ASTMS.) LORD CHANBERLAIX'S Orrica, MAY 13.—Her Modesty will ball drawing-reorea st St. Jaieee's Palace, cm the Myer e 8 days, at two o'clack .--Beturday, dth Jaw seat, aad Teerlay, Mid Jaw seat. Nor Majesty alechold • levee, at Bt. Jeawa's Palace, ea Thanday, the 18th of Jaw sad, at two o'clock. Ossoins Hum, Ins or Winn?, MAY 18. — Hof KIOTIF be Con.dl was this day plowed to declare bet Den the ceemat to Primer sad hi a coat/set ot eratriziosy bet ßoyal Highness ween her Royal Mgt s Frederick William dPrangs • which cosiest her Mairet Prison y ha. she camel to be dialled ;seder the great esal.—Ws. L. BATHURST. FORM N-OniCi, MAY I.—The Queen has bees Is appoint Maeda Topper Heed, ~ C ia re 7 l=s assist at Bairn Ayres, to B e hr = a smog Is Theedehiss melee is St.o tohe Welbesee m a Dm" sew M a k Time at ber a mid is the Mete at Maryland , Vaal OWN Amaka: Wale= Imre Booker, 22...t0w we, surral st Fewolos, to be tar ••wird is the Side et Call Sands, is the United Mid £..w; and antes Brash Req., sew ectisig Bella mad at Areimee4 In be bar Majesty's wood at The main object proposed by the CHANCELLOR of the Excasavert ia the extension of the sphere of %Silty at the Savings Banks, by giving to the de positors an additional use of security as regards the funds entrusted to those institutions. Bet much the mem of the banks is doe to the local know ledge and lenses of the trustees and recess, and if the moral responsibility which now reef era those gentlemen, sad their influence in the renege neat of the bents, be dew away with, what substi tute does the State propose to provide ? If Mere are to be removed or impended without TAMS. to the trustees, and if regulations for the wales tails of the banks are to be issued without apple from the Central Board, which may be guided by mere crotchets instead of the local immix/pp pm seemed by the managers, the efficiency of the bees as sfimulants to economy and prudence may be seriossly compromised. For this reason we think it essential that some definite limits shall be fixed to the regulating power of the Commission, giving it, however, ell facilities for ascertaining that the banks are conducted with proper economy and Melity. We object especially to the proposed power In 'dahlia' new banks, in which the Comminioners hem the ogyeletwirt of all the officials, and a robs et be anomeently created which is Basle te eyes. The habit of selecting the most t and trustworthy men is one which the Cloveneent has yet to acquire, and if the Oalls street sad it. Albans Savings Banks wen memewel by dimmer isrearios, we take leave to read sir readers that than we certain OlRWlll2llellt 4111111611% kilns el her mos sesposeible elleeti es. ithe hews DOI keemvadamt welgamb millhis the lest 6w yearn Wks it sea be shema6at the esimbeir most and Misr stares turbid ling the Uri use are satisfactorily moored for, we shell bar more faith in the sesieney of Cloven mat accounts and Oeverensent cheeks ea ceche than we have at resent. We will mien at woe state our opinion that securities erisite on the other side, and that the nation sYeY dad a fall guarantee that the large and =l7 at the disposal of the Pirismal Debt shall mot be at the mercy of Chem same of the• Nemberaw without controL Murk of that era fry. peebaym be legitimately looked urn es a usedlmssid resource in emergensiss, bet It is a came ea abase to employ it as a mans ef Metering up, now Exchequer Bills, and sow Siesile, trying financial experiments with the mew market, in the dark. The employment of then fends should be publicly stated, and frequent aossete issued, showing the sums in the hands et the Senniasioners, the manner in which they are iambi, and the movement of the additions and witbirawals. His Excellency the Amtemador of Fnutee and the Courses de Persigay rartinsd to town yesterday sorra& from Park. The Duke of Devonshire's select dinner parties , at till MIL at Chiswick, will be Mecestiaset ter the Ford, cowry te the Math of Mks Bakke. The Duke and Durham of Northumberland have band corm ke Manor pries on the Mk learat, end on Me Mk of sent swath, at NorthasateMead Hoses. The Earl of Eglinton entertained the Marquis and Mmaionsts al UAW, the Marquis of Leaden, the Earl Talbot, the Earl of Carnences, the Canner at Jamey sad Lady Clesmatia• Villiers, Viscount sad Viesountem Dus an, Admiral lir Thomas and lady Costner, Hon. Kr. sad Wm Commit, sad like Coventry, Hon. Yr. North, Major Hamilton, Kr. L. Gilmour, Mr. &Wag, the Wiese Cockrell, tad a erect ;arty, on Noels, at dinner, at the noble illrr • minion to Pt. Jassete-sqoare. The Earl of Yarborough has gone en a endm in his richt, the counter sad daughter /Myles to the sma rms at 8t Lawriaes. Lord Worley, N.Y., to 6 town to attendance on his trim la the Haas of Commons. The Neaten Poulett and Vieceant Mateo are 'kelp expected in Dover-etreet, ow their retain *ten a toe cm the coast at Spain. The sable vleemat has es** re emend from the eitoti of the severe widest be met with whilst kande( with the Debi et Beastode km& lei esteem Considering the number of Savings Banks in exist. ewe, exceeding 600, sad the vast sums which in the aggregate pass through their hands annually, it must be confessed that the dehkatiene hitherto slaw that either the management or the sapenides Ire been certainly of an average excellewee whisk Oaeer•- mest aloes have yet to attain; and we think, therefore, that the Savings Bank Trustees have shows a good case for demanding that no further power shall be given to the Commimioners than may be salacient for enabling them to exercise a proper and affective supervision. The city of Paris intends giving a grand ball in loco= of the King of Harm ia. A Paris letter, in the Inchtpendase• of Brussels, states that whoa the Emperor Napoleon proceeded In a hackney-crab to on M. Vleillard, on Satorday,llie gave the concha an 1008. The man, thinking that it wee by mistake, averred, "le &noway so tromp," and could scaroely In here his good fortune when he wee told that Ids Ms wed the Emperor, and that the nom was wally for Itineolf. IL letter frees Ross says :—" Thu ithiriwas of Rorie goes evarywhen—reires, cheat, pith Naar math sad Ones shear an nth riyabaninlip *lnd by her Ibiesty, when spa seedeps, enrinr, awl ponthine in lthe want js en to be sea is nosy andeat seninter rise berintos we ea neap pseuds el radio reaset. Ceding Asthma is is anneal enthinto upon the Nab press, sod the Conning of Antiquities ads as bar sim mer. At Albino her Iliejsety the binned thiel is tont was alienated birbmilmvenia,ipaybiskiimaremed • with Mar EMI of tithe neadag beethien Thy rein Utak appeenan 1.11:011.111107611 law 1 the pine, la all the sleeks of wed }arms, mail =anon, sad non kenithile Ned beechdreeses. The Eames was so wen pineal with the Wafts, tint the pneented each of the ink repos with the Idnysiens is thy • new then." At as inning party, at whisk Ptiato Napoleon we. a seeseber, wwertied ea the WA, A • raw avenery oil neer Math there wen moot kw eider; One of wham wear earn—the Dowager QOM Maria ; the punt Ones 1 Benny; the Qua at Prenia; sad the Arch duchess Sophia, mar at UM imp ear of Area. A Telegraphic Coorees is mew sittiag at Turin, inmpses far the of helm • mimes WI Nil • awn direct ef as Ineinthe of Frame, red iz i ll i alia lbalaiga et =aka, ia course of en In Nam I Upper Inkek, kll ia. It was pegged sp lip biome b a hus wilia re Wow W phew As the um i t Z s yaw taimi WA w ass he deseroyel. lintemotelly, as webers wee la We lend at the Van dna weddent. 'M MA at J•sers Iwo, we are glad to loom, covered frets Lie recent indisposition. The Earl Fitswilliam entertained • select circle at dinner bat evening, at hie renesket Helkin-strost. The Countess of Dummies has issued cards of in vitation for a ball aa the Nth hugest. . _ _ - - - Lord Brougham arrived in Paris ou Monday kit, tram ltie &Masa at Cannot. The noble and leaned lord is daily expected is tows, to resume his plan lath. Horn of I Lard and Lady Prisms Gordon have just returned tram the Borah of Franca where they have bees resident &Hag last winter for the baseet al Ms lordship's health. Lord sod Lady Greenock have arrived at Maurigy's _ _ _ Hal, frost St. Leosard'eat.the. liss MAJESTY'S BIRTEDAY.—It having been de- Med that the nama at the ail day of a Nat OaMae. Way the Casa OA tide pm be crania as Tea at he Mk lona tir male scd progentree ere ei try errh of dr oesterres wb. bole wren* to the awl maser Be dr_ risip it la the apart nest et dr haat% la sad radial to the dryet Los da ad dreakest ustarie. B a peet vaL regolatior ' yearn k Dew rade by the Bea et be the I cli mir a = vir if lefterenbee Is Dahlia, Les as oar teas The the I Paola earaltan saw rile bal. bit yak Is let data =dor dr Yw " telseallentess," et lAN. The whole of dr blierrentere on decried with light felt be=allkled, arm leingler 0. emit alb ea pansa dedthe ore, egameist ath gold boas et mar DEATE Or H. IMMIX. MM. LATE M.P. ros • Busaae.--The ark t o Al:Wm s oma tt e re oa downy et ble boa ea Kaiak lam* eoperaled Ear Oar Is theetansies lamest, id was reaele ledre ml egjo! thy of by dississmi es wl ae ke the Gram ead eca &tear tills ride aria He gala ble 70th year. We rook to hars that MN Naterghten, eldest arta eZ 4 larad C. Itersegina. Ha, met ash a Ihneersg sada ea Mar ham, wary a Ymat to sled ad, lemired tally. The a lay la bra an la Ihr desearata ha vift later. seasad ie be. %eel door .b alertalert e • light e ar o tl lb. Maw, whoa a gra amnia hi l the aria ad bilged sere and i s • parka et bee k dna s sheet dr eir rated tram the eaaa, rarag bar, ad desenda tho Arrow le the bell label, aeal ord Y law One et dr ' deerada drib by lair ens slobs, ea, per whir the dabs ante ase la, gated nes the diagoons. end, Wag • the pease earl I. veep it rad the shrbearo m a Alma wee lassity Blr.a, mad naiad ad as oblened, aria It was seentrat Int mho was bra ea peashararea to pee ao hope d her rrarity. erebend Is ap 8 o'clock ea Ma day aria alas fedi tre kir la akar& • - - • - • —l ns Earl Plialherilhige but walk tea metier wbkik baled bra amble to de clew the ftt of hoe • , vim be set with bis wasidesst. Well dr notes seri essiewe Se go as se favourably se be bee Mew within the it ha days, Do will remove to tows !es I lksisky Ord* seat week. . _ . . . Mr. Themes Hodgskin, of the Besemnist, is to Mims Wan Ws at Mt. Martide-ball, ea the aping et Matadi, us& Oa at eleafis I. Mr. Hettoskia b bows to him Mak Hoe lel la tlepsnast theaght to tMs haportsat wablast. Tastartlay, the 18th instant, a &Vbs. 00e *Aka at die Rev. H. W. H. Mwrsh, the . Mkt W. Mora, ma Mamie Bratty, Inv, dr purl= at the Plablaw sot VIII& Doak ilea, vabsi bu p a rk Gawp =IN Yleri-oloa, premisi a frame the ft Mars 'Me (a nor laws ha a in7l: Presallag &NW site at dig fAritse Mesa wani at prow mosawess. he., Se Isitt aih amaa war eakags, the mai Maw t.sot 11111 Mi tie lisnanenl i 1111 1 = ss in Ma adellasaabesd. mho, imaanfay lad mar -s:or slalom awe my end. no vas bi tty T. W. Brasmf C R Y .P., and R. B. Win field, the two es Mike was gins by the Postmaster-general yes table thia oath Pa the Cape at Good Hope will be made up la ibe Omni dio the main otitis 21st tams, to he atawspal ant by bar Maieity's ships Adreatare and Antiglare. riall A9d9r kiriell Hwy, R.N., has been ap sail packets at ticanb soplen.silis=ir. se C.aptabt B.sataay coma smasint Isins dr Di& Us Chimbur et Depths at Turin, is it. sitting 4/1110411t, voted • MI he • sons cello population of dot .Ip= by 93 votes spirt 41. _ . CENRAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT. TOUI)4; MAT Admission mg papasat. 8,920 &ft by NUM 605; 0361 TWIN% 4,426. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom ova ova PARIS. TUUDAT The Moniteur of to-day contains the following : "FONTAINEBLEAU, MAT if„,. " His Excellency Earl Cowley, the r,t, ea h oft ambassador, arrived at Fontainebleau this day, and was admitted to present to their M ‘ j et ti e , the Emperor and Empress the letters et notificaties which have been addressed to them ) .,y the Queens/ Great Britain, upon the occasion bf th e bi rt h of a princess." M. Vieillard, the Emperor'', personal friend, died at three o'clock this morning. The Emperor came to Paris from Fontaitrebleau again yesterday a t . . purpose to tee him. 'M. Vuillard wu tutor to 11,; Emperor's brother, Napoleon Bonaparte, who waa I killed under Or, walls of Ancona in 1831; but be was not, so ha, been erroneously stated, tutor to the Emperor. During the early part of Louis Philippe's reign M. Vieillard was an enthusiastic St. Simonian, and he •hee habitually wore the peculiar costume of that rest. In 1842 he was elected a deputy, and rat on the left of the chamber. He voted with )11. Havin, his colleague for the department of the Manche, and M. Dupont de l'Eure • ' against the famous Pritchard indemnity. At I later period he supported M. de Remuat's bill for parliamentary reform, and voted against the fortifications of Poi'. He was known in the chain. bee by his fine head of white hair, his broad-brimmed bat, his tall upright figure, his habit of interrupting continually, and his exoessive timidity. Some time before the termination of his parliamentary career he broke down so badly in attempting to deliver a short speech, which he had learned by heart, that he never had the courage to mount the tribune again. When elected a member of the constituent assembly after the revolution of 1848, he voted at first with the republicans, but soon began to gravitate towards the Elyebe, and after the coup d'etat he was GM d . the first senators created. It has often been Armee, that when the present Emperor first cams topic% the peasantry, who had never thoroughly believed ia - the death of Napoleon L, thought in some confused way that Napoleon 111. was the same man. What it was reported in the provinces that a Vieillaci wen contently by the Emperor's side, aiding him with commel, the name (signifying in French old mu) was mistaken for old Napoleon (General Malinse% as he was sometimes called), and very many atri ignorant million thought the uncle was personally guiding the nephew. The Cour Imperiale, after along deliberation, de. livered its judgment in the affair of the Napoleon Docks this morning. The sentence of imprisonment against MM. Curia, Legendre, Dachau de Vas, and Berryer, as pronounced by the Tribunal of Pen mike Instance, is maintained; bat the Ana is which they were condemned are reduced to 3,0001 k. for Cumin and Legendre, to 2,000 fr. for Arthur Ben. ryer, and to I,ooofr. for Dtichesne de Vere. M. Oni r formerly private secretary to Louis Napoleon, when he lived in London, who was acquitted on the former trial, has been declared guilty of complicity on ao. count of his participation in the treaty with Pon and Henderson, and has been condemned to three months' imprisonment and 10Pfr. Sue and, mor e over to restore 4,400 dock shares. The prisoners are condemned to the costs in different proportions. The Marquis de Pastoret, whose sudden conver. ion to Bonapartism about two years ago created as immense sensation among the Legitimists, died this morning. He wan at one time manager of the Count de Chambord's property, and supposed to be one of his staunchest friends. A quarrel about the Count's estates led to the conversion, which was im. needlately followed by the Marquis's elevation to the Senate. . The Prefect of the Meuse has 'upended the raw nicipal councils of Dompoevrin and Bouquemont ; in the first cue for systematic opposition to the mayor, and in the second for having tendered a resignation. en mane. It may be remembered that M. Billaalt, not long since, issued a private circular warning the prefects against using their powers of suspending councils so lightly as they had been in the too fn. quent habit of doing. The Patric announces that the bill relative to the "electoral circumscriptions "—a measure fly which it is proposed to reduce the minimum of the constituency required to return a member in sok district, and thus remedy the partial diefranchiso. runt of certain departments arising from the decrease of the population—is to be withdrawn from the Corps Legislatif, and that its provisions will be made law by means of a Benatus Consoling. No reason is given for this change of purpose, nor is any necessary, for the best lawyer in Franco might be defied to draw any rational line of din. tinction between what may be done by the Senate and what requires the sanction of the body called tin legislature. If the government chooses to order the Berate to pass a law, and call it a Senatus Con- Enka", there is no machinery for questioning the constitutionality of the proceeding. The Bourse has been exceedingly languid. Thos Rente fell 15c., both for cash and account, closing at 69fr. 20c. and 69fr. 25c. Mobilier fell 161 r. 25c. The only railway in demand was the Grand Cen tral, which rose sfr. Lyons fell 12fr. 50c., and the other lines from 2fr. 50c. to sfr. The great feature of the Bourse was the little business doing. Much anxiety was felt about the Bank measure. It is understood that the committee on the bill met this sunning. It is much doubted whether the project ow lama* law this year. A rumour has been cur.. tent of the " execution " of a banker connected with Baden homes. The principal merchants and tradesmen in Macon were convened in public meeting yesterday, by order of the prefect, to give their opinion whether the establishment of a branch of the Bank of Franco in that town would be advantageous. It is not doubted that the answer will be unanimously in the affirmative, and this movement on the part of the government is considered to indicate an intention to establish branch banks in many other departmental towns. Nevertheless, it was confidently reported at the Bourse to-day that the Bank of France bill is to stand over till next session. A grand review in honour of the King of Bavaria will take place in the Champ de Mars on Monday, the 25th. Mgr. Chalandon, the new Archbishop of Aix / has been seriously indisposed, from partaking of dish which had been prepared in a badly-tinned vessel. The French government has just given the Papel government Bed ride carbines ol the beet model foe andel the battalion of riflemen which le new king fensal • Rome. The Courtier des Etats lino of New York of the let states that ea Cauendiire, the well-known npablican ree - tam sad me Obis countrymen, were, at about ten= proceeding ekagGreen. street, in that city, they VON by three wen; they, end mpatielly who h d peat Ones" delrW Ihneerives apreerly; Ira entellesin alma a panellise ery, end dry we oak* enasmiei fry len r twelve edema idejeard in WNW, dna. In e,Ya, houses, et the arab ads wad Oa Cantildiate and Ms eimpanion fought Irately, endow* of ilte police . and prears-by, attracted the notes et tbs tualit. mewed, when the amailants t to thee. I tierreor adds that Canwidare was seriously injured. THE TWO BICILIES. (nom ova ovra NAPLES, MAT 11. I vary much regret to have sent you such imper krl, details of the ruffianly attack on Mr. Blandford, vim' death I announced. to you at the close or my int letter. Like all others here, I have, however, bon compelled to remain in great uncertai.uty, as igrinig his illness he has been unable to snake any =ion. His friends at intervals gathered som e and those I now give you. Mr. Blandford had arrived from Rome en the Friday, the 24th alt. pa the evening of Wednesday, the 29th, it being m oonlight, he left his hotel, Lee Les Britanniques, s o s quarter past 11 p.m., to take a stroll down the Metes di C hia ja. He seems to have kept on the mss apposite the houses, which is solitary, and par tially overshadowed by trees, as it adjoins the pr ams of the Villa Reale. He had arrived just or ate the Church of St. Giuseppe, when he was overtaken by a man who, having' rolhint, knocked off hie own cap, es if e preconoerted signal, and then endeavoured be seise Blandford by the throat. Mr. Bland good instantly drew back, and struck the man severely in the face with his cane, which compelled his assailant to retreat, but alma at the same incesent he received from one of two ruffians who ware closely following him a blow on his head from some blunt instrument, either a stick or the back of a bat, which prostrated him, and it is believed that they then jumped upon him or kicked him, easing severe internal injury in the abdomen. As it wee moonlight he was enabled to perceive that there were three men, and that the one who first attacked him was a short man, and wore a jacket and a peaked cap. His consciousness was momentarily lost but his cries and his straggles alarmed the villains, and they failed m carrying ar anything but his hat and hie stick, and must then have fled. After a short time Mr. Bland ford, though very weak from loss of blood, reeled across the street towards a cafe, at the door of which a knot of men were standing, not one of whom, however, would move to assist him. It was with great difficulty that he proceeded as far as the house of Mrs. Corby, an En woman long resident in Naples, when he was placed in a carnage and con veyed to his hotel. Mr. Roskilly was immediately called in, and Dr. Bishop and a Neapolitan s urgeon, with him, have been unremitting in their attention to the last. From the consequence of the wound in the head he very nearly recovered ; bat from the injuries he received in the abdo men he could obtain no relief, and on Sunday, it was found that violent inflam mable had set in, which terminated he life on Thareday, the 7th. It is difficult to exaggerate the sentiment of grief end indignation which this holy event has created amongst Engliah re ad visitors. Under any circumstances, it mat have awakened a deep sensation, the more so that it has happened in a city . where spies, if not a respectable police, ere ommprestot, and where weeds, if not property and person, are well looked after. The only way which was open to Mr. Bland ford's countrymen of expressing their feelings vise adopterE On Friday, the Bth inert., his mains were removed to the English Cemetery, maser they will be left till sent to England for The funeral cortege cons ated of from between twenty and thirty carriages; and upwards of tasty persons, amongst whom were several ladies, aseembled on th e occasion. As Mr. Blandford was personally unknown to the majority of those who attended, the demonstration was not one of private friendship so much as of the respect and re =Englishmen for a coun try man dying in a land under such painful circumstances ; but Sipe who knew him speak of his great private math, of his amiable and gentlemanly qualities, and el the Christian resignation which he displayed throughout his last moments. These are term, however, rather of private interest, and will be bet ter left for private friendship to detail. Mr. Bland fed was only 24 years of age, had been attached to the medical staff at Malta during the war in the Crimea, and was connected with a family . who reside near Ilehester. lam reluctant to mingle with these sad details anything approaching to bitterness, and though, therefore, my opinion of police administration, as often expressed, is not changed one tittle ' yet still in the actual circum stances everything has been done that the authori ties could do. Mr. Barber, our acting consul, her entered very warmly into the case, and was with Signor Blandini, the director of police, as late as 11 o'clock on Friday night. His object was to ascer tain what the authorities had done, and what they intended to do. The strongest desire was manifested to comply with the wishes of Mr. Barber, and to bring the criminals to justice. Upwards of forty persons have been arrested on suspicion as being capable of such an act of brutality, and the case has been put under the care of the celebrated or infamous De Spagnuolis, who has the reputation of being the best discoverer of truth in the kingdom. It is reported that a clue has already been found which will lead to the discovery of the villains. AT The diliril;:tio; of the took place on the 16th in the in Angartoc, Vienna, and the British machinists had every eh ninon to be satisfied with their share of them. Gold medals were allotted to the following English firms :—Massrs. , 3 Pv Barrett, Exall, and Andrew., for locomotives and thrashing ''',„ machines; Mean. Clayton and Shuttleworth, for locum- V' three and threshing machines ; Means. Garrett. for locomo- th lives and thrashing machines • Moran Howard, for ploughs to and harrows ; Messrs Ran;ozn and Sims, who had the 3 4 largest collection, for locomotives, thrashing machines, _ ploughs, &c.; Mesas. Davy, Brother., for a new kind " of locomotive; Mr. Hurry Clayton for a brickmaking ei machine; Mews. Hornsby, for locomotive and thrash- Iti fog machines. Large silver medals were awarded 33 to Mean. Coleman, Turner, and Co., and Priest h end Woolnough. Small silver medals were given to Meyers. Lloyd, Smith, and Ashby, Henan en and Son, and ir Dray and Co. Messrs. Burgess and Key, Hunt, Lyndon, d and W rig ht obtained bronze medals. Great good humour el prevalla at the distribution of the prizes, and each person , who appeared before the Archduke Francis Charles, the ' father of the emperor to receive his medal, was honoured . with a flourish of trumpets. A sturdy Tyrolese woman, who I had obtained a prize for a bull, was received with a grand p lowish and a hearty laugh. The good woman was, however, p nothing daunted, for she nodded end smiled on the high sad =Nlthe land with estreme good humour an in d probably some (Athens ii la Tyrd is ierme—that the second pompon I THE i VIZIMISACEIJTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT : Butant.—Yesterday evening_ a grand tonreraloioise of the 3 inambers of this society washed at the hones in Bloomsbury- 3 apquvuaee.. The meeting was purely of a conversational i charmerer. The different saloons, including the museum, 3 were well stored with objects of Interest and Va/iops . imientiße instruments, foremost among which was the 3 cat electro-magnet belonging to the institution, one of 3 largest of the kind in existence. Thin excited a great 3 dealttention, not only on amount of its wonderful • =and the beauty and variety of the experiments per with it, but also in consequence of its being sur mounted by a very notable plourd—"Take cars of your watches,' . or something to that effect. This notice excited considerable merriment, being generally taken In its literal moue, ea denoting avipecie. of attraction to which watches are sometime. subject, differing greatly from electro =, d for which a few detectives would be the best .1° 'But an such was not the cue; for on Inquiry it Maned out that those belonging to the society had rur roatee°lebt:dhiftest the in itorZrgthboot the magnet urhood, while rnal so g t tt ior, became by induction peounentmageds. Thus the sponge and steel pivots of watches in its vicinity became peiroa- ' neatly magnetised--a result which would completely destroy the regularity_of working. FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEMO:MRS.—Yesterday, at • Court at Aldermen, which was held for the deimstch of public Madame, Mr. Alderman Copeland, in presenting the Yearly return of the impeders of weights and measures, said lib iney much reseeded to find that the number of convictions aging the host year was almost equal to that of the pre ftyed of . It woes source deep regret to find that the delinquents were those who supplied the poor— coal dealers and chandler shopkeeper.. The manner in the pow were plundered by these persons was truly ItletfaL We thought that if the court were to adopt the Xlpublishing the names of persona convicted of the of giving short weight or measure, the evil of which Ille peer complained aloud would be checked in a greet inea inne, Vast entirely abated. Sir P. Lurie said he perfectly fie/ is the denvations that had fallen from his friend min Alilmenan Copeland, and trusted that the magistntes tibial billet the severest penalties allowed by law in all °am is which penons were found in pureed= of fah. leuighte and usessurea. AT. Cigoltates BENEFIT BUILD/NO SoctaTT.—A 6aielee been prorated to wind up this company. It is d ea w:g s tbe bu rlntStlr Coli ng P3l aa 7 4 t° be ffifiei • . AZT MUMMER Extuntriox.—The returns for Watley, the drat shilling day, were :—Adiniasiona by season 6eioeta, g idalta, 1,164 ; by payment, 3,236 ; total, 4,399. 'MY' HOU: 'The Brae preying for R•reAT, Bill ; by A bliabment Geocral Co sgainst the Petitions revcrley, • general coo On then was ordure time in the mate of .II of parlime been Mew the Board pmditure, ments bar( work, and REGISTJ Mr. DI. observing until dui The LO ciple of it molts to A The bill ted ea the Mr. AI chair for Sir G. tion to auggested for the p and leav opportuo Mr. W importan the mad Emotion o Mr. G LT:re] oufht to dune fot Viacou this dap • preinitt vagrant', power to their chi] Mr. 11 Mr. A. 1, had t• wanted t . B the pprim the tulle ultimate great tut gement M. 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