The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-15 00:00:00

ghe erpreli. A Moarod MY* of " The bloom; molse tba amma " (Amour; A palletise *wry Tomaay 'rift MAO& Una IMor past limaiimets Wooled far "Tr Itorpose; Leedom Isms* papa, lama he at Yr 011 MA, Dommonmaaamt, Tee *Vasa as the RIOS WATER ♦T LONDON BRIDGE. 'bus Dat—llisre I. 5.........A1te550e,101t. 2411. Tompossow—Nandas.lll6 110. 31a. LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH 15. Tna importance of this night's proceedings in the Rouse of Commons can hardly be over-rated. The fate of the existing administration will probably be determined by the course of policy adopted by the contending parties on this occasion—while the future fortunes of the whole liberal body will is we slight degree be affected by the principles adopted l e th e s t present opposition in the coming mutest. The which the present government has in view he mistaken. To attempt to attain wish en eldest. doss not indeed appear very prudent or very beret, but ie desperate circumstances, desperate omegas am efts thought to be of absolute necessity. Since the year 1816 that section of politicians who style themselves the " country party" have continually opposed the whole march of government, with the avowed object of compelling parliament to retrace its steps, and re-establish a protective duty on corn. The evident purpose of this uninterrupted opposition was to render all government impossible—to thwart and frustrate every attempt at improvement in every department of administration, and thus to make the nation understand that so long as the desires of the so-called country party were not fulfilled the bailie of good government would be withheld from the path I at large. The eberestive policy of the tory opposition unfortunately was wady aided and rendered effective fur its intended by the unwise conduct and narrow views the government itself. This want of wisdom on dm pet of the government rendered the people eel if dews indllkent with respect to their fate. The of lie people was shared by their repres and weakness on the part of the was the ne cessary result. At length the isbitz s ib mim il pieces, and the proadesia, without Wept into their places: te berehts a it remind, up to this moment abaft to tisk_ keg cherished views regarding protection—having honed their whole opposition to the late administration ell the doctrine of protection to agriculture, and berikg gained their whole influence as a political pay by declaring themselves the uncompronsislag of a protective policy. the lowa ea= protease they ended the whip—ad wagelpildged• ea me* amen add be pinball, be came as a portegovernment s *, piesiples they Miaowed and sup d se:k Meh the amid the coun= .l.. eag le alga ad in agemea, with The theleedien threw is th e way e giirageo ma was sataggisently maid frit or pay neweee s - bat Ike the pei add lelogig whale, both to what e • sane ea whiter Ike ef conduct. But DO exam h Me party prionsidpower, dim= hogb to pea ef the vegy phe es vidik the irs opposiden he hen on lag bag. With theeat body ottleir golge*' dilL;r it io g egad est this all Witentiour m phrases employed to again theas posed policy will, to expand Mewith.lie sigailisset. With the ply set of ha s the ease may be esmoie differed. 'bade VW he remind hake aid keep them dmill..seilpest pains willevldeally be taken to pmemde *ma *at their aid gel favourite principle' ire mew cheat be ludgek applied, and that the poet boon of le agriculture is about to be eadered of rhe * -- rmem by the farmers' friends._ Bee each is not the ielatien of the posmat saddleries. Wag is oases their chid 'Wet is to retain the pewee they hers unexpeally obtained. They be lieve the to ammet prommian is really impossible, and gnaw eadeseemag to render their ministeriel adage Mopping d the main theme et the Flap, of 'Maim They will indeed thaw pelleaust. end le the een atomises with the 4 d ea thole lipo : hod *eye ad Mend to their ministerial add am en the mem el this goy mope s if they fad practice in a miaarity, , homely but ezpreseive phrase, to throw it q placently to declare that a reversal of the eddies policy is unposeibie—lost that such inability as their parts to realablidi peleatios is no ground for their own semi= Ina power ; and thus they will pave *et their pet opposition has not beam anode. They wth let the world see thet they have employed the views and feelings of the agricultund gime as mere instruments by which to attain thin wee private oaiy al that they have regidemly hommied the pen and retarded the ita. prowomeat of the ammitry ter ammt, because selfish hops that they knew never =1:1"11.1 l , thillie dg i s eemilly Mlliw with the welfare et ells= kr aim they Imee onded a peculiar ea shad oitheive regard. dna is the abed intent sada of the evasive ileamete libido have been put fre h li s y wi the sow adders espioatime of liar peaty Nothing is moo easy, however, than ip•• to • an error, if en emir it be. This evening the Came cm,' et the boas may dead state that the &imbibed's inhale, in fitlfllment of pat peibmione, to perm a panda duty IS Ma lieu* he make Ina • ohdement. the ouldesse et the orill doped "pa the ene ma or hire they who igo et thblgt,r pea mheme r ltiey and Ike raging my j= llll a Vple. themselve s marietent- by«ihe give_ i . a pease' appihellen, now that in = p p = air. - TM day of the • m il loin thiGriese to bring to a ditto Mee the ettio• hareem Om and the adnidau dem Thsy none impel the ministers to adetmeldy gal without tesereation what are their lame= with respect to free-trade. No sham el doubt ape to be allowed to remain on the sada The pat interests of the eantry, atameralal tab egri alteral, ought no lager to be sanest le do as alma influence of mosertabity. The lamer, the mosulherarer, the msrehant, the artisan ought to bow what they are to meet, and the polls/ cl the agoloy ought to be Naked seeedihst - getemered eider Is owe way or the germ T i e fast gad hoe with wee a matter with the beam tog dimity of the e = deteemen home diately enessned age with the peat interests et the sada with ad* they are ailing. We, on be half gt the people, ath of our representa tives ad te allow the eased welfare is be eserilleth either to the cupidity or the vanity et me toadies plidelan• But this value_ repine net lady diet the great (pada at free-trade dwald he SAW mottbd, but that fer the future the sea d war inelltutiose may mama whimei bli = . - sepia foes*, pity lealeneW stelae et hallo have &gay hen led homes a Crn i tiolledee Team govorament he--b y mad dis bat, asil ,vemity and asehelve ageleged towable. If to-night Lpeat inte res ts at Motes& were placed out of jeopardy for the mune of real improvement, much would pot he required. Not only should the great intends of the country be, as to a cer tain extent sow arc, represented in paiiaaest he ma hav e, if we wish for an slain gal me which will esquire ea deserve the muilemes of the gantry, worthy repremetatives la the gibbet l al Ilithogeo the pewees of the sae lam bee. deemed the err re of • prelim she; but the Rohs DA o dd andedee mempdp et pada 'lower b ill 7Cl paella dm put im ea is fret te the h em et govemmee. The *shift have r , has unfortunately lag men alter the shimmetames whisk greeted the Mien have pima meg. But we have now had a athisieet aperigoes et Me mis chievous effects of this antiquatsd system; Off while eudeamoring to bring to an immediate and wtie f termination the now pending, but we believe last contest between freedom of trade and we ought to lay the bead foundation ofs nolismil administration—in whielithe geporigenide el those lie represent the various liana of the gauntry, add be tumid united—and libett er he real energy end iatc ll igence of the pope upon and to THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 18527_ sure, b Diseas e lini ela lerne be r Sneed by arliadal e ag.= btrilllY o Soasolosel . i The a Sean is es Math Y es •s I The di the Adore* et the .. 1 all the ot 0 ges i weal the rate , • slain leres . Assay ._ OM- Mika` um th• tren3 &LWOW/ br tgleVlbe the beds epee the . la ISO Pravda sea pir I Cam as= Half pee Cline. Ia also the inmost et her debt by reaverdng firlift I ' Cr Cod. We Fear sad-a-Belt payees& ruses bus 1 thine dose sayedeg _ll this So Ism i s" kowerm =it. di With peoliessin " t4le t. neeeire, ' bet his privet, bespeche Masa penelerely, lad j ber es tli my semen at all. - Mesa the peeled, and os re esseekes, tide leeillinell bee ban anis peptised, these • ens= tines, is 1131, lid, sad ISM, it was nee adopted by eb ie C Mes hes of Dop tees; bee b always failed, is sew seem= et the oppes of the governissat. The genes. • nose gig so nee= mad in feet embil an mates, either the to slat this manias, see the aels ar of the sasesers ; het it invariably shsit wai 1 2 i ▪ tl a se mi rebst that it wen inopportune. I thish e nes , thee the asmest has sew arrived to esseedt it. Is oak, that seek an mends& say be canal, three senditioas are ...entry. It is mousszy that, as a sow osmoses et the maaral lows/log of the rate et tautest ha dr .sentry. the reel susesurti a the credit of !Dead, n _ the interest at dills IS N. am tract • leau, *mid be below the interest et the diet to be reaverted. It is seats r 7, baser, *St the bowery =el& be tree from all es►batenssry es ea to be able e deassied to pumas _la all the l astly partial dabe wiersemy dm the ssensete that may b. It ill, country should be ..he sad th e thiere ariered. These ' three reddens sow min The gonad rate et betesset in all asissestims has bees sesesservely lowered f; the bed hid sad aessiants at 3 per ant ; at whisk hismin the site meld borrow, and seenemeedy the Merit OM to dabs amid mint= is basal lei seek The Mee per Coale. ise slay at 1011.10,11 et this lath le bevelled IF the ezpseteloo t he sowsendea whisk Ms bag presellsd, sad the Illness, Omit., the poise et die is the Imo =seen ' of the walk of the state, is sew at @Lek wkia. delesdes the pagans_ ef the interest already isseisd e belies the rate et islet= Het it eases to the tratikelha to near sere the. 41._ The beethry he so satherrommat ; the beige. dim= 63, Math Is about to be publidssd, MI be set tled • =kit e sad the =Me whisk seas arm satherised zee le mho wilk the Nod e Ms the *ran disk budgets et Maw " eseress ' awed to epos N. that= debt. Lastly, and Ile pee, oder sad authority an . is oohs ea sa l sad the fa lters i iiii =. In Ms el= of the eillelasien is peak it is Mgernse,ead hen day es whith le is pada, It is simisimari. Then wadi be sea= serious is aseedisen le dahorlag k; it would be to endow leg apes the Wad a beds tram which le h to ,res it ; it meld be to rem the risk of rodeo= las me ans. y et this nessate, if set hapossible, at last nue slid e" b allowing the iven nabs =me kW= iis wed' be, in whet, l en, to rain es ordisial shies= bile sedissiba at the gemenl rate et labeest, nedeshie kr tarraatioes et every stet. If, nsassigas = 4 thread naiads that the aseesst her sear he ibis gays a be ware it will easy hr yes seeds the adds= ea whisk it see be talked, he sawn= Melee disk hen takes plate is the Chad= within the hue Mesa man ham resolved eney =en= et the thessy, throwa a light epee all - 1111seithe of ea and even n add= et bled sad up. =L► ell sanadpeer, to is Were yea the psi dispedtlem of the ps=a whisk I hen the Mame to sub mit sal to pm= le mew senstiew Bat, is the Ant plass, sae le sward epaa the geed= et sight. The date, aw =dig en dill laim bee, liihs awry ',into pasem, the right to maw WM wear He N. that it Ms embed trios Ida r it lee the eight Ws hoe Itself by the saidens assat alb deli. This debt wee net contested is hes= beidades. Ihdly eat Colbert =de en of it to rem • pert et the satimeel debt. The civil cede has la this -re spool -moaned the priteiples of ancient jarispredeaes ; it it bite teal . notes " to be paid OIL No law hes ken the pendpie, end it is =yen to these =dr the illesise at Ohio right:lW Se loans whisk tans air debt Ms bees eseerested. Is pew whisk t ams Met hele s i sie l et a t b e ze ms tr the law of 1, dheastly the t et =a les desk nos las this by ti tillatthe sea slea at C it =OA be ihr ten man sod= bong poll et Farther, MsiS Jaae 10, MS, Ms bees dal more positive by amedm that a port= et the sinking had nay be applied th the moment el the debt. TM right of the mate is, thee, sesedelei ead in reerseOls. Sims the state hes the ill le_ pay of its sodden, a sag say lo Sees, OW= le • adw doe of kftees4 _sr =dee own= et peer =ft This is whet is 1111111ellita. What esdea el =mit sheeldthethele New esketthe eines pordeste. ? Thal inhothasad =pee* to be resseveL Ile ids. des h orb kr it sad e Ask apes the =ad .ewes.ewes et the Math of the =ply State pos , epo • s the rase stabs= men whisk it ma Maw nosey at = seat dna The Olen eta at this seemed knew diaseft et the nes et shout tharntheihad per nat. It nag Sim Mk Is Wm at lie endears le Miss I Pays dee per . wet, dem the vendrusentat of their the seasales to ther-eadeilholf et thebtiseset rail thin ry _ . the latemay. Thin minielgaear. 'swims I have the imam to gimes* to egia metal l ed the is whet sew states have Mae. LINO Sigrid tve m leat thee andliers ; the the INC thie at Se th rew at kw per mat. ; she erred to Or the apron hetheia meat and redeellia to ear per _I. With the of a very mall mew they essayed the iebeiliee. end the inallab lies per Owe were eanweted to. i.e. pa Cern The _goosed nth et itheiest esaliaring Se SU Beethred fiend le the Mien of ithe_per Ceuta. the agree between ispaweent sad eadeden to Them and • BalAper Cleats., sad Si Peet par Pala. win etweerted to Tlligerni•-Half re Bain Lastly, la le* the fall in the nth interestsbadeare further en cas the Thmetherw•Belf gar late tacimeasie: Thai If these ene=e asameelwm elan nareasi debt d Megan* bee bees Mend hen II se pee that where the fir the dell been angmetsiel. Prase sad pasted fa ii same meow la ISM Dine be way, eiatheeithe an egestien es skier se thew aips allegsses he ihe Mean sad amalable ernis the reathebbes. Thee ase ofillalwe di. Om the appall= le the rate et the gem penes ell k ea general rate et Maid whist the emery ire aspielemmth At threw pulse doe ,fflk in bee this peeped la Nesse teethili e h se Mink se neileiremede. a nese m taie artheled h t is 0 eyele annieres, whist bed tor its ablest to nisei still mem the been* et the &that the muss time kineming the capital. Assimlisi a Oh system, a more esailievehle sainethe of Merestwee et the balkier, while they were a arthemintka, the dreier o( their W. This is wire lee hem styled einemelia ithe a end below per; that it is wire Y. is Vela IMMO mesa la 1624 and 1131. 11. de Viiiiied al tV, aired to the landholders to error their Five per 04106. ill 21ree per fear, to be darned to them of the pies Sibeire weds the Advent Ms glees than in ex irciti teems et The pm Ogee 4 frame la Three rungboas while ewe earallid to them gad hen the a Mohnen et Mph.satlathQtdm e and as engernierea et the hgtei. This nide et sums ha to always tem sue bad. as well to Fame is is ether awl la egy ie tien k met to bath leat e sel t bs ei r i ge=ma aabal belltet peeled ibis*, theren roifilfwas whiter Tit the rat beseit as crile . bo th, istherea et the latwast . no :L i th e : , isa tat ardiewar, puller this Nyder mid aa % 2 _bath the beeper rommee to - jen to sage Set ~; baud* bee it Punta la abort di dieraidene, mad dead la panelied opprobrium The__ merest whisk I wale*. year awes diem le leer of the P h . pie Clare. the egilia berm hag phi eft or batting ear Mime nerd to kat eel a belf_per wet. The sew had, Peer sad a Belt whisk will be Idle ed to era easheage ter the fend Five per Cent., wlll be ruled he tr. t per a d Ih= ems andireas the des g =thain ad herre, I es easetheid, it azsqle l ID 0 ease so sees awl for of Sr lien They will nit to 1 3 , 111114:V it re by lei bau t ras i iirry lad lid et tie net a eoeiseeirel sat of the moo m art widdi sighs latheasat la the thee etW Inewakig k bertha saisepthee is Dalrai,theides uses w ee tl ea V heb. mann the aim of whe d u e ts Aria • lined sad regular therm Thera " tar wth wept the SOMINIIIIkon ; they will wage ft in Priam as they ea espial le ia other stales. Whoa Illaglead. in 1644 coneered the Thriethedirßie per Caen late *NS pa to morel them whisk lie swain ergil mar 110 et es I seillithis the iallem the pa ady was= le the eadither minim of ream yment Te answer these demise to the t whisk may ease AN mother quite eem 1, the trowel will be abeadently funded with seam It will have for this dreg the cash in its min, now amounting to 120 mil- Hers, and which, taking it. account the daily Worm= if *thuds of the savings -banks and of the ribe, even alter the payment of the hal& ' Pearl= llareh 22, nearly 100 millions. It will have haperre finik containing in railway bonds at lad dare. more tire HO millions, of which 100 fellness, at very short deer, proceed from the Lyons Railway Company, and will be eery sssy to negotiate and discount. It will have the aaysfirlNa of the Truism Bonds. The present haw , de bails is as yet only 80 millions, and may be, with- ' eta Issaneesiesee, more than doubled. Lastly, to earry redraft to its extreme limit, the decree gives the Minister of Finalize the eventual faculty of negotiating ranee, If thin extreme resource should become nowssary. You will certainly deem, monseigncur , that them means are more than sufficient to permit the treasury to provide for the pay ments which may be demanded. The last question which 1 have to submit is whether the new fund of Four-end-a-Ralf per Cents. shall be acconspa sled with a sinking -fund. When the system of sinking-funds was devised, its efficacy was exaggerated. Experience has removed these illusions, and shown that for a state the only real efficacious and certain sinking-fund is that which proceeds from surplus revenue. The creation of a anklet users hf lie New rearaad- . tat LBW per u Csate ih te i AM U ho two rea l? :4 •• 0.. the G i rl i le ilw aida Cats., the dear sad. pa tae r Owls., wadi li s tril: • abath= .-iM 11.. rilawn wear T e as elate of thi ni sogr= r rith laseavariese. tad %0 MO to to the New rear-eadVa i s a r Cala. the *Ms had d the The per Owls, wadi s rangumai era he la reel be elahrseable le dee madam edepledealldeeohaa is preview pechele of law. In ebb way, the widow of the slaking had all be wayaw nly re solved. Men aelew. le ia. dew Is tho del* sal lerfahry et all As 'Ploadtsr la tell yea sway poesideies seartt I the delays le the istaprelatisa of the Ana of the hind leeldwo. to the restos Waxen Se ralawa. wadi are darted isakask et table ere ellabil to agewele, sr* bor rowed tealwally hen the lad INI. whisk la 1846, bad bees edepled the Cbilabor Deed" on the sepia et a esiesaleee. of whisk I lad *elegem: to be swam If yea drip, auweigaenr, to approve the pee psalms wash I bare des lama to abaft to yea. you • =plidg . M . sisesere. barna tee has. laid will et the haftel by emu' swa of le atillions, erhieTh esaldbele to lower the rate of in tweet, sad which, sa boa Sae resonate, will be received with gratitude by the eatatry. I have the tumour to be, do, The Waster of Finance, Butrino. Lonis Napoleon, President of the French Repub lic, on the report of the Minister of Finances, deems : Art. 1. The Minister et Flames is authorised to pay or the mass Fin per Cent. inseribed it the pm& litre et the publis debt, at the s ate of 101 Mr. tar essit lb. of nate, or to opseMs the eamosioa et Me arms into atm ream of fouraailmbelf Per mat livery ployeletse et seats who, *Rhea the tmon Itaminatter lasi, Mall ass have da maaded robsbnemmeat, shall receive in stamp for his inessiplim smose bead at the rate of 42. Me. of this new - ler es* Ns. Odd route. For this sew lead of Som mer waft the exercise of the a (it robe. buseemeat fi 11111,111111111 for 10 years, until Mena WI, 1882. The ecologist MANN shall *My Interest at 6 per cent. until the Mara 21 of the pewit year. Art. S. The deemed of retabursement is to be brought aulleld vials So delay of SO days from the data of the ANN& TMs delay 'hell be extended to two months rsrA i pai. of rents. who are out of France but in Europe es Abe d% without this exception being able to mime the pesa et the terms fixed by the last two rantbof lie thet astiale. s The reimbsesemeats demanded may be effected by miss. Art. 4. In what amens the proprietors of rentes who have sot the free and easephit• edMatmn" of their pm party, the acceptance If *a esamenias shall be arimilsted to an act of simple &dadaist:elk% rout *ell be from the obligation ot:, ma rial authedeatim% aa la r= every other judicial fo ty Art. 6. For rents. charged with untrue% the dam& of reimbursement is to be made by the person having the re • versionary interest and elto penes having the life interest conjointly. If it be malt by only me of these parties, the treasury shall be quit by dapelliagi► the mime On essmirs aims the capital of the rants. II this deptelt result teem the act of the life-tenant, the kale shell be entitled, wadi the Moutons% oily to the bless* whisk the muse is la the IsaMt of 'Mag. If it mesh ken the set et the Nem dewy posprister, the ham deal be held to pey to the liteMasat the Miriam MMus the Me °tiara* pail sad that of Faummieeffalf per Cant. In all asses mess lame- Sea Is iatesdased Into the particular stipaistiese wig* the regulatetenant. the rights of the revenimary premister and life- Art. 67Forthe testes dbsted to omiorare (hot Is, 'dad ea ninon to be pea ea their "dog of age). If the rein bunerisat :is added by these entitled, espial is to be lisped fa &swim dm esserirootioos he the reineet lusat there{ to be die 'deniably with the nodal legidier es Ast T. The=ef Irmo is adeetesd, is order to pay of Ides of Flee per Own, the nhabeseent of whin shall be dinded. Mimosa.. Tamer, Bonds. 2. To esun te be lenribod, if ea tbe mond lire of ther R e den. genie. the of whin is to be per Bade eenpetitin. An. 'ifs enee peed*" elsidri toad demi paid to the Five shall Ceut. doh nail be esavested es off, be windowed to the Four.and-eglalf pa Cost. Bente* , substituted for them. bondr or documents to be produced for the payment off, or the conversion of the Five per Cent. Rent's, Wmmuch as they would only serve for operations aseemitated by the present decree, shall be viseed for stamp, end registered gratis, provided this destination be upraised. Art. 10.—The Minister of Finances is charged with the erseatlon of the present decree. Done at the Palace of the TilleriekKarch )1, 1862. By the President, Loris Naromon. The Minister of Finances, Masan. The Moniteur contains a decree ordering, pursuant to Arts. 7 and 68 of the Constitution, that all writs shall run in the name of " Louis Napoleon, President of the French Republic." To-day fresh elections take place in 0 circum scriptions. The only contest of importance is in the 4th circumscription of Paris, where every means is matted to by the government for the defeat of' , M. Carnet. There has been a considerable attend- anoe of electors at all the sections. The result will not be known till to-morrow evening. It seems certain that ono of the first measures to be submitted to the Corps Ligislatof will be one for re-adjusting the tax upon drinks. There is a rumour that the octroi in Paris will be wholly abolished; but it is difficult to see what substitute can be found for It. An increase of the inhabited house-tax is talked oL But it would require the intolerable sur charge of 60 per oent. to make up the requisite sum. The new Paris and Lyons railway company have taken formal • n of the line, M. Julhen, the director, M. de Boureuille, chief-engineer, and M. Hama, were appointed by the government to give up the railway to the oompany,which was represented by MM. Duster and Andri,the bankers. The company has paid to the treasury 6 million of . francs before the concenion, 16 millions before taktng possession, 600,000 upon posseseion being delivered; being in all 20,500,000 fr. on account of the 114 millions to be paid by the company to the state. There is no confirmation of the story put forward by the Public yesterday about the accomplishment of the fusion. The Gentle de Prance denies it flatly, and the other legitimist otyrane . know nothing about it. The general belief is, that the article in the Public was a mere electoral manoeuvre of the government to catch democratic votes to-day by inp►ring :the :electors with the dread of a revival of divine right Our Paris o3rreirediut ghee us dis following:— On the Swiss question, go Cbeistilutisowl says : The news that we males ties Ihstimmismi to et a seem W pat ea sad to the seal a astliews lesser midi SIN kit. The mare d • gee' umbestend- Cr& Fftridead drab e tem the seam beam as the Imenteillea mid t have Woken est et Berne aayTeL a . The imegleasy dims en eintimatsly feted yen the me Wed uses • nets it the Phenyl lore than it. weds ma se amsonst Ls %hen of the 01111.111sesliar tendised by the fedinel wadi, and whisk w• ban bewsmer rule known. Neventiriem. these_ apissedlssip est Ibe umeenree lam by the Ibleuel aneeittles le vilify the jut llamas et nesse, emnpistsly _dew tbs situ des. Amato% the mew is* Intel Irani 6, is• nd6sl es the Mt by the Pres* wabessMin le the presi dent a*, :esnesilmeties, kr hes gtvlng str M new sub tr6azasemist,, wes et • maws te MOW, tbe re tot • geed wwieressedM s et i l e spaisi • ”th fate yid& Was Aiwa muherides Mend. The resolution mg pmeswennes of K. Tree, Isiterel COM ma by Ow eseseil to Omen, will OTWOOMIO the end bed kith of 11. Few, awl will remove fmul ahIt.sCISIND which roweipMg the demands of Isms& hods to the moulds• that the good emleashmillig between tho two Hallos will again be die tubed. On the ether hand the Univers continua to fan the dame, end refuses to believe that the French =mirher abated cone jot of its original preten t i mprints the yyconddee at note of Feb. 24, and appends the following blumffiary comment : Have *tee drawls teem assailed tot Tho Coireitu tissmel Indaestes tlet si f i g i bave set been, and that the with a smart rcaistaneo, has rp= We Mass to believe this. Either' Ws jog sod film Memo bee never been used, or it is odd end, sad WiWaffis funideam.i. There is esetedaly very considerable mystery about the state of the question. I see by the Su i sse of Berne of Marsh 12114 that the public there are looking with anxious cariosity for the official publication of tho notes, and that a disposition exists to censure tho Fe deral Council for withholding them. Some sharp diplomatic notes have, it is said, been exchanged between the French and Belgian governments on the subject of a masquerade in the streets of Ghent during the carnival. The masques took the liberty of sporting costumes and emblems having a political signification. In answer to the satisfaction that has been demanded by France, the Belgian government has o ff ered to dismiss the commissanca of police in whose district the exhibition occurred. The French minister is not content with this offer, and asks for a larger measure of satisfaction, and so the affair rests for tho present. SPAIN. mADRID, 118zoit 9, 1852. The of to-day contains a decree for the i m mediate ' out of 10,000 men of the con rhoiti„„.. As this has been long foreseen, it sot Samited say great sensation. - It is pro- ' wemw, Sat another addition will be shortly to the army. V direct the akin of the commonwealth. This more distant but most important object aught not to be lost sight of or forgotten, became sr the tam& and excitement of the pre sent orltat.. Theyads! seek to displace an existing admen' firebomb& to consider who are to be their aad be prepared to glee power to those who will wield it for the benefit of the whole people. FRANCE. PARIS. &MEDAN EVENING. An adds he the Adak, deed by 11. Aretdie de Cusses, and estraeweig the .tenet et the. Odom primes M • Amiss wink the ebbe Week hoe mile mush emeetim. " nut es_rmpre Ibi sere lien .1 6 . 1 " 8 •1 16 ." IL Se OWN% "is die stibnite of the Orleans trims te tie reekessite of the head of the house et esi s who ewe he treat with them for a faits of bisseste. • The explanation gives of this unoteditimel submikeies—whioh, however, I cannot hear etadirmed Is ease marten —is that the younger breads can dissect me wee convenient mode of recovering their peperty meliscated by the decree of Jan. 22. The /MI jawed says: I. iskeiessiem admit them si emcee whisk we are bevel i seeped se eurtele, the hies hes Immo or el dot n 61616ideeteseendeme mad los matimel flag is to be emit as it wee adopted by the mellow of 19, namely, triesisered, quarterei mi 6 flours do tio. The seta o f P 106” is le _be rase _lead hr the 15 pen bring whieh lemes• Al_ eselleimey este. tbe Duke 6 New= b o t= a t i th ar reshderf te pay so Midst visit to the Osumi de . la hit term the Cams do Chambord - 6 es peeme, la Lades ce at Naples, hie Mary Ones - Wade Amelia. no Haar esolides a esN signed "Osamu- Slidll4l4 pat forward spiproady with the ob ject et sheerft that than hie beets a steadily in rity in seememeial Ades time the c d r ay w : ll 2ll=ber. semmeedeetits is es The esesomM of the remble el the Um eel 6e be. met Mew be the atim6 ef Pebnewy briejure remiled e Mae* of Itasaea They aaw se INSIMOMI slam* tw addlime r emeipeeed with ths neelpts of 6e maw epemillieg math 4,11551. Thin result le the mew rematit , slim mlt 6r meseeds that of battery L et. It telly oas t Ins the hoes mldth the rereelebYdrimemt of eder sad am T ble* we ts. he mews gime yee by the 4111111silk Xr time et a ilimentftanamie and triumph at Bone is net etelbesed Mothw by any Paris paper, Da' by the journals received frost Switzerland. Still it hes received no positive desist. The Public regards the report u premature and exaggerated. The Anew -64h itself says that it gave tho news on the stress* of a correspondence from Geneva, but that it is est confirmed by letters from Berne. The Swiss pipers contain no news whatever. In diplomatic *elm here the chief difficulties of the Swim gingko on i considered to be for the moment removed. The Frailest et the Itareblie, sesem.sided by see et hie alammle-tasqi, violist the Were ot the riative body the dey belbee yesterday. into himself highly eathiled with the eheages e r x rCti heem mid% sod pmdeslarly with the remoral et the tdb midi wee formerly used for tfte sesesmOstitmetthepsyirl, tke triberml guard, and the Iburtimad writseirl the daily jour nals. The old ranee of dm vestibule have been con *toly repaired and orabsilislod. Each deputy will have a closet to pat his esstum in. The drat may attaed the ordinsi zai sitdngs in plain Under the restoration, woo only to be ea costume when they the It has been insoV ve tatid, says the Petrie, that the plasm le tits body went to be drawn far by Ist. Namely deputise have sksody narked W rusts wbielt *my wish to swam Iteriag Um MA two days a gest dual et bards has been visible in the Ands kr the equipment ri the sew national perk Dremmore are seen earrying about Nosh disieth is = s llll6l with asseutramseta The are potting disk new elotbso n =r a ith all porribis Ix tbe review which is exported on asi r ch 2o6. llsi g i e r' llnd more of battalions will be may it duty bin the and d the month. Five bands Ite the infrilltry, and ens far the cavalry are already estiWiebed, snit peas tbs daily at Palaie Royal dor dr wisdoms ndd ask mmessmi the eoisobis‘ Ossimg Lawcestine, a Se Muni der *IL _ _ _ _ There is it mum et a deem arum isat which will formallEit any Nut d law has cau tioning the 'ty of any degree made by the Pro vident since December 2. A special train yesterday arrived at the Orleans Railway terminus with 261 political rheum from =.lsad Mmes. They were immediately coa -9 the het d The Oesstasttiownel says: We less that the diflcalties which have Isidisses_ge•- vented the statutes of the Paste and Lilies Wiwi, igen easy issea beteg approved Of Iwo Nei hem romevet. Thisim hes new same to a pined amdessmaiing with the Mein" et the latetteromd is mere this pre bable Ilea the delivery of the delinitive Ewes will take piass Woe the liquidation of the 16th lastest. At the Braes, the Isve per Cents. fell 5c., and closed at 103.60; the Three per Omits. fell 5c., closing at NAO. Bank of Frame leans rose 10L Rail =also rose : Bordeaux, 15f.; Strasburg and Mar -7.50 each; Northern, 3.75. SUNDAY EYKNUIO. The Menifeur of to-day contains a decree for the eennedin d the Five pee . Cent. Renter. In my leitis, el loot Tnieillipj apprised you that this mea sure was expels& 'fl PM d the deign was given at the _Memo d Me vete ea Se piliedle - by the Oletitsoutri sail De. Tem fethiseelf into a swops by the poet= weeleas. The Moniteur lest no time in homing a without ap peered in its number of Dec. IT, without dis covering the intentions to Naval the per Cent. rents, intimated that this maim oil be only with the option of roisitamemeissal, al by reneviag the tax-payees It "Ida Moser the reinetio et the rite - et Moat in all trommelime. end promote the denispesent of =mwer e lill it would be only voile _trim seder and completekr elebilehM. This Swage Waded with sufficient Amens the lareterase of Me servesies of the Five per Cents. Moos, you will lam oboe wed that the rise of this rate has set bpi paw with that of the Three pot Cants. Oa the 1111102 the Five pee Cents. trete ttaoted pielselay at 1 .60, while the These pr b. mast 68* which shows that the Sienese rents was depressed 10 francs below lb dee level as com pared with the Three per Oints. This depend= was= remit s& opinion's' of an osmosis& Eli MOM thin is a peat e a ra in ..:lll. hot= a . }es Oent. cent. Bat the season wadi net be Wage to eosin if Ws ware the arty pima Olden& The moot a pessemeset our get seem he 4, per sot it is Ii duty towards the teicleper net to suB par sot. and it is no owe to le Mimi anti ekomstenssa far a commis iris debt, with gam to the ',editor ot ribosome of the noshed repeals . boos a private MO*. to be blamed kr replacing oil sortgeges wy a sew lo one wee twomble - to bis interests. Meanwhile the risk d the present some in a finassiel point of view, is the extent to while the goverannat may be called on to pay elf the Pies per Coat guise at par. If ama Wadi be mil ea the treseary. to adobes a smilualie Sestina et dieISOMMINI eseasating is between 180od 100 sillieas the peernmat meld be Mod to the dieing into the 'market he a is... This, in 11aortiod for by the article el the decree which authorises the minister of flames to in scribe, if need be, upon the Claude Line renter which are to be negotiated by . palib competition, in other words to rein a loos. By the terms on which this lean would have to be pew cured, are the merits of the present MINIM 11 a financial point of view to be sacred. The object of the government has been by pressured alt kinds, to procure the low reduction of the rate of interest. With this view tit made the late treaty with the Bank. The enormous imam of railway shares which has taken place in consequence of the decrees by which so many lines have been emended during the lest month gluts the market with paper, which can only bo prevented from experiencing a fatal depreciation by greater facilities of procuring money. Neither the pledge of the Hank to lend on railway shares, nor the reduction of the rate of interest of that establishment will he found effectual in turning capital towards those enterprises in which an interest of 4 Rer cent. is guaranteed by the state, unless the state itself can prove that it can command money itself at less than u l ii ixr cent. This result can only be obtained thro public confi dence, which does not. unhappily or the govern ment, exist in the same degree asserted by M. PORTUGAL. By the royal mail steam-ship Teviot, from the Brazils, we have letters from oar Lisbon correspondent of the 9th. The ministerial crisis which I mentioned in my last has been resolved in the knowing manner :--Senhor Jervis do Atougnia is remand from the ministry of Foreign Affairs M that of Marine ; sad the Viscount de Almeida Garrett, a has bees appointed Minister of Foreign Affain. Monty tY giatlimen is • man of considerable talent, but his =fir the post is doubted. Senhor Fontes Pereira de who was Minster of Marine, and held the finance t ad Want, has, been resoved from the former appointed to the latter ; and Senhor Seabra has been appointed to the department of Justice and Ecclesias tical Affiirs, which had been held, ad interim, by Seam Xagalhaens, the Minister of the Interior, who re tains the latter post. &other Aguiar, however is made • peer. The seem of prorogation is fast approac hing ; but the Minister of **lnterior has assured the house that It shall an be aimed math the meat mrentlal measures mentioned in the speech hen the throne shall have been discussed. The inancial sad administrative reforms remain yet to be carried wat. The government is carrying out the decree of Deo. S as if they meant to stand by it, and make it a minis terial quaties. Esthoonge loSe. Discount of Lisbon Dank note' 2 per SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH ls.—The Oriental corn peers stesnalsacket Iberia, Capt. Chas. F. Bunney, ar rived here this morning, and landed her mails under the ebarge of Lieut. James Inglis, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her dates are:—Gibraltar 6.33 p.m. 6th; Cadiz, 10 cm. 6th; Lisbon, 8.30 cm. 9t h ; Oporto, 6 cm. 10th; Vigo, 2.30 p.m., 10th . Among her cargo are three packages of Voce. ITALY. SICILY. Tho official journal publishes a royal decree re establishing a free port at Messina. The merchants had long petitioned the government for the restora tion of the port fiasco, which, sines the revolu tion, had been taken away, to the ruin of traders. Letters from Sicily give a sad account of the in creasing poverty of the island, added to which the price of food is high, owing to military occupation of towns. General Filangien, it is confessed, governs with more intelligence than the authorities of Na ples. The punishments for political offences are very severe, but there is less annoyance from the petty Price. GERMANY. The Vienna correspondent of the Augsburg Gazette states that the Austrian government has resolved to abstain from the reprisals upon English travellers threatened for the countenance given in England to the refugees. The conciliating tone of the Earl of Westmoreland and the accession of the Earl of Derby to power, are the reasons assigned for this change. The noble premier is said to be a statesman whose character is altogether one to awaken confidence in the Austrian court. The Vienna Gazette of Tuesday contains the usual weekly list of sentences by court martial. Among them is that of a woman named Theresa Haller, sen tenced to three months' imprisonment for inciting a soldier to desertion. Accounts from Frankfort state that the Diet has taken the part of the Senate of Bremen in its dispute with the citizens, and has sent a commissioner—a general, of course—to carry out its views with the federal authority. Count Appony, the soul of the consultative com mittee given to the Archduke Albert, when the latter was sent to Peath, as Statthalter of Hungary, has withdrawn from all farther participation is the plans for reconstituting the kingdom, and has re paired to Dresden. BERLIN, Meson 9. A semi-official notice in the newspapers states that the Zollverein conference is convoked for the 14th of April, Prussia, it is said, aims at the prolonga tion of the Zollverein on the basis of the present tariff. It will propose, however, a modification of the manner of passing resolutions, which hitherto required unanimity. The First Chamber has passed a law for restoring to the lords of the manor, who administer the police in their domains, the right of sentencing to fine and imprisonment for infractions of police regulations. Ono of the reforms most urgently called for was, the separation of the judicial from the executive functions during the revolutionary period; therefore, it was enacted that no police functionary should impose penalties, but send even the pettiest cases, in which transgression had been proved, before a court of law. The practical inconvenience of this has led to a re turn to the former practice, in favour of which the English system was held up. The cavalier party in the first chamber, which voted against the government on the question about the reconstruction of the first chamber, sent, last Sunday, a deputation to M. von Manteuffel with assurances of their undiminished loyalty. They were, of course, very graciously received. BERLIN, Ktacit 12. The First Chamber resolved to-day, by a majority of 98 to 40, that the provisions of the new communal law are not contrary to tho constitution. This is worso than striking out or botching paragraphs, as has been hitherto done; it is tantamount to declaring that the provisions of the charter shall be capable of arbitrary interpretation, and made to signify any thing or nothing, as shall please the majority of the Chamber BELGIUM. La Nation . publishes in full the indictment to be preferred ag a inst MM. Thomas and De Hammon ville. TURKEY. According to tho latest news received in Paris from Constantinople, Mustafa Pasha, the new go vernor of Yemen, was on the point of embarking for Alexandria in the Turkish steamer Medjidich. He is charged with a mission to Abbas Pasha on his way, and will endeavour to make the Viceroy adopt the tansimaat and renounce the right of life and death over his subjects. POPULATION or SWITZERLAND.—Aemording to the I last census in Switxerland, the population of that country amounts to 2,302,740 individuals, of whom 71,670 are fo ridgners. Of the whole body, 1,417,786 are protestants, 881,809 Roman eatholics, and 3,146 Jews. Amongst the fo reigners are 1,085 travellers and 1,639 political refugees. The canton of Berne contains 468,301 inhabitants, of whem ' 6,764 are foreigners. THE WIST INDIA MAIL COMPANY'S STEAMER Paamt•.—The Penns, the second of the gigantic West India eteamers, arrived at Illeathempton on Saturday, from Greene*. She was Oat at Southampton, and engined by Caird, he the Clyde. She war brought round by Captain Allan, wb• bleu& mead the Orinoco. The Parana left Orem* at 7 a.m. ea the 11th; she was off the Clock Light at 7.17 am., and the Onatbrae Light at 9.7 am., and averaged knots an hew; •If Copeland Island on the Irish mast et 1.40 p.m., averaging rather better than 12 knots. At LID p.m. the engines were slowed and stopped until 6.30 a.m. es the 12th, on account of a dense fog. At 11.46 cm. on the 12th she was off the Smalls Lighthouse, and the Longshipe at 8.50 p.m., averaging hotter than 11 knots. At 11.46 p.m. she was off the Lizard, and arrived off the Netley Buoy, in Southampton Water, a distance of one hundred and ninety-seven miles, notwithstand ing • strong easterly head wind and a heavy head sea she e rieneed all up the Channel. The speed she has realised has exceeded expectations. There were no heated 1 bearings, and her draught of water is not so great as that of the unfortunate Amazon. The Parana will not be ready to go to sea, it is expected, before the 17th of April. Although the Parana is Captain Allan's ship, he will nut go to sea in her for the present, as ho has been ordered to sec to the Magdalene and Arabia, two other monster ships now in proems of completion for the West India Company. The Arabia has been bought of Cunard's Company, and is to be rechristened La Plata. A magnificent iron ship is building for the West India Company, which is to surpass the monster Himalaya building for the Peninsular and I Oriental Company. The West India Company's new iron monster steamer is to be named the Atrata. FIRE. AT LEICESTER.—OR Thursday night a most destructive flee broke out on tho premises of Messrs. 1 Wheeler and Co., patent india rubber wcb manufacturers, Southgato-street, Leicester. Owing to the large stock of combustible materials on the premises the conflagration was rapid and intense. Some damage was done to adjoining houses, but the fire was got under on Friday. The loos i+ estimated at 16,0001., against which we aro informed the parties are insured. INDIA AND CHINA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received the following telegraphic despatches from Trieste and Marseilles in anticipa. tion of the overland mail : " TRIESTE, MAncu 14. "The steamer Egitto arrived here at half-past 12 to-day, with &deices from Bombay to the Il4th of February. No other collisions with the Burmese had taken place up to that date. Troops and p ro . visions had been sent to Arracan and Moulmein, and it WAS said that the Burmese were arming themselves. " Ali Moorad, of Kyrpoor, had been deposed. " Imports and exports were weak. Cotton from 83 to 95 rupees per candy. Five per Cents., lU3; Four per Cents., 91g. Exchange on London, six months, per rupee, 2s. to 2a. Id. Freight —for London, 21. 10s.; for Liverpool, 21. 7s. Gd." MAIICLI 14, NINE A.Y. The India mail has just arrived. The dates are : —Calcutta, Feb. 8 ; Bombay, 17 ; China, Jan. 22. The troops are gone to the frontier, but a conciliation is expected. Exchange at Calcutta, 2s. Old. to 2s. ld. IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA DECISIVE BATTLE _ AND DEFEAT OF ROSAS. SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 13. As stated in the Express of that day, the West India Company's steam-packet Toviot, Capt. Rivett, arrived at Southampton on Saturday, and landed her mails under the charge of Lieut. O'Reilly, R.N., Admiralty Agent. The Teviot brings 35 passengers. Her dates arc : Buenos Ayres, Feb. 2nd ; Montevideo, sth; Rio do Janeiro, 14th; Bahia, 18th; Pernambuco, 21st; St. Vincent, 29th; Tenerife, March sth; Madeira, nth; Lisbon, 9th. Her cargo consists of—Specie, 20,736/ 4 diamonds, value 5,3001.; 50 barrels of tapioca; 115 barrels of arrowroot. On the 3rd of February a decisive battle was fought between Roses' army and the allied army under Urquiza, in which the former sustained a com plete defeat. The action commenced at daylight, about two leagues from the city, near Santos Lu gams, and was finished soon after 11 a.m. The cavalry fled in confusion to the city, whilst the in fantry and part of the artillery continued fighting until compelled to retreat towards Palermo, where Urquiza having surroundel them, some surrendered, some were taken prisoners, and great numbers fell fighting. Roeaa and his.daughter Mennelita escaped from the city during the night and arrived on board her Majesty's steamer Locust in safety. The next day they were placed on board her Majesty's steamer Centaur, Admiral Henderson. Admiral Grentell was in the river with four Brazilian men-of-war. Mr. Payne, the sailing master of the Locust, who rode out towards the camp, met some of the retreating cavalry, one of whom demanded his horse, and, on his re- fusing, fired at him and killed him. The following letter from our own correspondent' contains further particulars of this important move ment RIO JANEIRO, FEB. 14. The Severn took the news of Urquiza having crossed the Parana, and the manifestation in his favour of the province of Santa Fe. The following most important news has just reached us by the American steamer Manuehta, which left Buenos Ayres at 8 o'clock on the night of the 3rd. - From Santa Fe the allied army, 30,000 strong, afterwards marched on to the Arroio del Medic (52 Lases frees Buenos Ayres), the place of junction, ken whims it would advance to Buenos Ayres. On the way a corps of cavalry, composed of 500 men, which had formed part of the Argentine divi an under Oribe in the Estado Oriental, and which had surrendered to Urquiza, revolted, killed the °deed (Aquino, a very distinguished officer), the lieutenant-colonel, and six subaltern officers, and fled towards Buenos Ayres, pursued by Brigadier Medina; only eighty arrived in Buenos Ayres, all the rest were either caught and shot or fled to the Pampas. Urquiza marched from the Arroio del Medio with out resting, and on the 30th January met at the Ponta do Marques (5 leagues fruit Buenos Ayres) Roma' vanti o r oa composed of 2,000 men, and com manded by and Soft, which was round by a division from ntre-Rios and the 2nd Regiment of Brazilian Cavalry, commanded by Colonel Ozorio. Urquiza marched to the front, and arriving on the 281 Wt. within half a league of the Santos I.ugares, ClPZhis forces for the general action on the ing. day. The position was defended by 18,000 aim of Roma commanded by Pacheco. At 7 o'clock in the morning the action commenced. The allied cavalry charged Roses' cavalry, and dig it at the first shock. The trenches were de by 40 field-pieces and 6,000 infantry. With don the action continued till 11 o'clock, when a theme of bayonets by the left wing (Brazilian in fantry and two regiments from Monte Video) decided the battle, and obliged the troops of Boas to retire. Roma' infantry, commanded by Maze, thrice attempted to form and resist, bat nothing could check the impetuosity of the Brazilian and Monte Videan infantry and of the Rio Grande and Entrerian cavalry. They gradually retreated till half past three, when the force of Roma was completely dispersed ' and then the slaughter was great. Roses, who had been compelled by Pacheco to leave Palermo and appear to the army, was always in a secure place, and scarcely was the battle lest when lie fled, sought the protection of Mr. Gore, and embarked at seven in the evening on board the Locust, whence ho passed to the Centaur. There are no further particulars of the battle, and the ofEcial news is momentarily expected. Mantilla, who had been named military governor of Baena Ayres, as soon as he heard that Moses's forces bad retreated, showed a wish to defend the city with the passive guard (2,500 men), and com menced opening ditches in the streets. But seeing that the defeat continued, and Admiral Orenfell, with four steamers and three corvettes, entering the inner roads to attack the city, Mantilla sent hun a despatch declaring that ho would capitulate, and begging him on that account not to open his tire on the city. In fact he immediately went to the minis ters of England, France, United States, and Portugal, ' and asked them to obtain a capitulation from Urquiza, which should save the city from a sack. They com plied, and at seven in the evening went to I'alermo, whore General Urquiza then was, to treat for the capitulation. The Brazilian minister at Monte Video, informed by Admiral Grenfell of the result of the battle, left for Buenos Ayres on the evening of the sth. Itosas has thus fallen. His power was, from the first, only apparent ; and it has been reserved fur Brazil to prove to the world that he was nothing more than a bugbear. It was supposed that the deposed dictator would go to the United States. the downfall of The amerce . ° del Plata ______ Roses in the following terms: Vivo la Patric ! the tyrant has fallen. With the most heartfelt joy do we thus announce the termination of the) war in the) Argentine republic. The dictator was moot completely routed, after a great battle near Santos Logares. Roses himself has disappeared, and with him his power, the only germ of the evils which have afflicted us for twenty years. The steamer Manuelita arrived here last night (Feb. 4), having left Buenos Ayres at the same hour on the preceding evening. It brings word of a battle in which the army of hoses not only suffered a complete rout, but lost 4,000 men killed, and it is said that the tyrant himself is among the number. The Conse rci.. then describes the events of the battle) nearly in the some terms as in the foregoing. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (From the British 'Whet.) BUENOS AYRES, Fen, 2. Judging from the recent arrivals and the long list of veuela in port, it may naturally be supposed that out general market must be greatly overstocked ; but these criteria in the present case are fallacious, for a considerable number of the latter arrivals have been in ballast frog Monte Video, Rio Grande, and Rio Janeiro, while other* have only brought salt, coals, lumber, and other cargoes of little intrinsic value.