The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-16 00:00:00

I ACM -RAND PLANOFORTISIL—CIiAIIaR. mums. NM hies* limparamms Serwiml Iris►llks ass nom la wad. mime Plift-04 'be Ox',rens. TO QOllll.ll/011DIX. Avortboonatt litbsied llr .Tbt Rs Tll " La s h. I Pow, mot to et dr Mot 10, by Too ea lit deg d pablotiot. HORT Wall T.. w il. •• I L s i vv i t.lo,_ m _ w ra git .. W VW a Wie down 111. fan& Ddlormi, Own Mow Wm& SOTILL 11110_11•11 01 0 11&• a l0:LIT ••••••11. no Two M•los. li•T•111_LIA. Waft. MIL •I•••. N eles.1111•~•,. Wow Levin It Our WWW•s•—•ad AT AND DERTIANW 111•••• W. R. her • N. ; OMANI" Mir Worlomil —owwwwwwl. TEN TIE TOUIIO 11021101. Yam. 0, 111100. . m id 1111.4.11,0 TO if 11 4 11 M Ti Woos mu lll%O. Vaikkorm-1101111 0 To Wahl Ur. I w.a aisibeish.-0011130 0•1401A111 /AUL araretio WIT I OLeITLI (l ie. a o %4 l =rite art The Morn Wed as Ilswe, eel Wm O. bra-o....radmi • 1. TOIIOII,, v i rm o nta IL&Wll Wm. Boom J. Uwe. es. Tow Swum. 0111.L0 LRONI. or. TM Isbi Nei eel The gm II (Amara III• Lain Cievelarl.—TEls FLIIVr t _III6. Alamo sadlibs. Lwa.—Aad 'ELM VOION FLOM VIII MA. IIIOR WATS!' AT LONDON 311111D011. esa. Dat.-ticesims. la. • e.....---Aftrofte. tswasee—illseeles. 411. 41 a— U. LONDOP, WEDNESDAY. NAECH 111. Bernal& bringing their ship into action, we should not be surprised if Ministers threw overboard some mere of the lumber with which they are stillest's bored. We have already seen something dose Is this way, and where so mach is at stake it would be strange iodised if those in command should heeitate to exact any sacrifice that they fancy may help them to fight the ship succemfally, sr that their crew should, under the circumstances, 'tickle about the pre servation of baggage, which, if they are beaten in the coming struggle, they must wall know canaet be preserved. There is no minor detail, therefore, on which popular criticism has been expended which we should be astonished to see given up bat WWI this and Monday atat, or open that eventful day. But the mein primal& ed the Bill, as Wooly defined by the Pastes Mang and by his Lieutenant in the Roues of Ceimmene s will still remain ; and it is upon this that belik parties—the party of Progress and the party of Resistance — have agreed to app ea l t o th e arbitile mint of perliameatary battle. What Is the principle of the Bill, the (Bath :Whet and elaracteratie feature for the sake of which Cu.. wrestles. are called on to rally round it, and he the sake of which Liberals of all shades and degrees of opinion are prepared to oppose it ? Mr. DUZLILI has himself frankly and fairly told us what that principle is. Not only in his introductory speech en the 28th ultimo, but subsequently, when, after ten days' reflection, he gave notice of certain me. difisatione which he intended to make in committee with regard to the town freeholds, he stated pre doily ad pointedly that the main pried* or the oneasere wan the establishment of a uniform seams in ocienties and boroughs; in other words, that the refusal to extend the occupation honshise is towns below ten pounds was the rives 'nil nen of the It WY for the lake of tibia " maim peiestrieeltheseen " sun," ae ha and Lord MillßY have him thsamlist eanditly termed it, that they resolved to knee ahe official friendship and aid of Mr. WsLrota and Mr. HENLEY ; and that, too, when they had no better mem to place in their rooms than Mr. EIPTCOCIIT and Lad Donotnianose. It mad, doubtless, have bees se wavering semeiotics in their maids, sad is there of the not of the Cabinet, which could have led them to cause mach a change in the pastoral of the Administration on the eve of its greatest triaL Nadia, but • awed and firm falth in the value and steroid' if finality with reaped to the Then Prunchise as settled in linen aseamat far their resolve to take up the prides they now seanpy. Mr. Wairotx and Hr. HZIILZT newel emiformity daageresa, and offered in profanes Is pas far es aIL nisi in boroughs. But the met of their colleagues believed that uniformity was the true flag to hoist, and that if they proposed to aban don the present suffrage in towns they would not be able to hold their followers together. This, then, is the cardinal point of conten tion, as laid down by the friends of the Bill ; and this it is which the amendment proposed by Lord 101131 RCIWILL specifically impugns and condemns. The amendment deplores, is ha rp whose Osamu sot even Lard Gary or Mr. Utter are able to make it appear they misapprehend, " the' no readjust/neat of the franchise will satiety " this House or the country which does not provide for a greater extension of the suffrage in cities " and boroughs than is contemplated in the present •' measure." To all unwerped and unpainted in tellects this resolution is equivalent to a rejection of the Billow its second reading; and therefore it is that every recreant from the Liberal ranks objects to it. For argument sake they say, indeed, that it is abstract and vague; bat in the next breath they admit that it is neither one see the other, because they go on to declare that it moat either lead to a new Parliament or a new Administration more ani mated with a spirit of reform than the present Government and the present House of Commons. Faction is always Committing this old blander of pleading double. At one 11111011110, 11011110- ingly, we are assured the ameadampat unprsctical, Inasmuch as moderate amid vehement Reformers may shim vote for it ; and the next moment we are assured that it is foolieh and wring, because of the practical eoemegessems its men* must entail. The truth is, as every bens* mail hobs and knows, that the amendment is sesepembeseive, not vague ; substantinl, not illusory ; ail that It grapples unmistakeably with the fruldensestal fal lacy of the Government Bill, and seeks to avert its adoption by the Legislature. If the principle of the measure were, as Lord Oar, pretends, the creation of certain new franchises and the re-distribution of some fifteen seats, Lord Joan's Amendment would be wide of the mark and immaterial to the main jou.. That it is not se meant or so understood by the two great parties arrayed against one another, even that mast captious of cavillers betrays himself by admitting. If the Amendment be carried, se Mr. Eutot and Lord GREY apprehend it will. Ministers onset offset to accept a defeat whisk mounts to a drieeeiatiom of " the main prladgielle " their Bill ;" ;ad they must therefore prepare is give pleas to the men wise will some is pledged to thoroughgoiag measure, or they must oak the temati- Unlacing to setant a saes Cousevativ• Parliamest. Rut why not simply roots to reject the BM OM the seeocd reading ? If the atassiddrent he istanded re wa equieatent for that flood's, nod if it is so understood b 7 the.* who resist it, why not put at end to all cont./Homo * and quibbles &boat itd phraseology, by sobs , timing the Wi t t god eosseamphro• formala-• THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY • 'T Irtig CHUM ' • lc 4 The Clam and thePrinee Omani left Ellicipor be Pedro at 24 *mks befogs yesesday roil& isooocaputied lfj Prins Whet Moos Lermold, sad the Princesses Alioe, Rehm, Lollies: sad Beatrice, for Oeborse, Isle of Wight. The royel mit* ceeeiated of the Menettioseer of Ely, the Hoe. Huy Bawl, blejor-Gatenl the Ls. Charles (dry, Colcertielee Hos. A. Hardie., the Metter of the Household, end *fee Elphisrtose, R.E. The (Mesa and PriereConsortwmwe . cendatted to their morn(' by the Duke of DerriCrt, Übe Kwiol. et: Ritter, VillObllti Newport, the Redd 8b.1.1d, L.rd Begot, Mr. R. Ormsby Goon and ea Frani. Seymour, A detachment of Light Dragoon. emorted tbe royal party nom the Palace to the photo station at Vainha al the Londonand Sleuth WraelA Railway. Her Mairety let by • pedal train for Southampton. The Ilarchiower of Ely lee enece.did Lady Macdonald a. the Lady la Waiting to the Qom. A &putetion of Wailers bed ma isburiew with elm Melamine a the Itachenern yesterday, et his ideal rest. demos in liwnierstreet. The depelatisa eonsiths. of Mr. Cwarillor Murtha, Birminghem ; Mr. B. Massa, Str umpets°. ; Mr. Miriam& N ; sad Mt. Cam bay, Not tnolllll sad um by Ms. Spooner, IL P. Mr. Vulture, lt P. • sad Mr. dim, B .?. The kiwis. ge:ndemen hod im alendew gbh ilia NM of Malesebury at the Teselwanim yesterday, ea the ealtMet of the HOIIIIIMIS latereessale iWwry :—Mr. Ciawdal, M.P., Mayw-Oesemil Tramahem, Mirk peak*, Mr. Jll.llO Sabato" Kr. Nairobi Rama, Mr. T o Mr. Wright, C . S., Dr. Reflood, sad Listaistaat- Prayer. Tim depolatims mtheostedi the Importense of the route se the shoetree sad idea to AastraDa, British Coker bia. sad California, the excellence of the harbour. on both eases, end the ism with which s atalleimet mats for the mails might be wised 'tibia 12 most* sad wed dariag the osestsserica of tkit A deputation coaderiag of Copia POWell,Ceptein Speeds, Captain Lamont, sad Mr. 3.1. Thomsen, dem the derma ale Matins BarrOS Arodailsa et IMerpool, assougmbill by Mr. T. B. Rental, sad Mr. J. BrenelepMeera M.P., bad ea Interview wit c. = C.A. AMR*y yew/edgy, at the Privy lit tis• school a n gst. Conway. • Mr. 0. A. Fleming, Plaids.% sad Misers. T. *lsar. sod E. Humphries, rearaber m olt i lLe a lsissal Aweleist ef Cited Trades Committee, by Mr. Barrister, th eir standing oonniel, si &terries the Earl of Bottom/braise sad Loa Leming at the oleos the Board of Trade yesterday, la redrew. to the Sault*. Compile of Coecillation Bi d, and Co.''-cablai of Workmen The Jediefel Committee of the Privy Council si yesterday la the Commil-chamber, WhitehalL AnAppealfromMethas, The Best India Company o. Bobertsts and whore way cosummeid. The Lords present were the Lords Jarairill SolOt Brace and Tumor, Sir C. Criswell, Sir X. kid. sod Sr L. Pest were received yesterday at the Colonial-am froro ns tt e rd Bleb Comminute. - se of the Icarian Islands and Ithe Owethers of British Columbia sad Nandi. , (PlOll LAST MOM'S GAUITTL) Buettnowait-ratacts, MAN= 14.—His Majesty tba Kft d Pattapi sma tla Alsoiraga, bulb( cosirmal soon hialoyal Painoi oflralood ap,n his Kayak at ,a (Oral Ono o f pia Mot= awl Mord Military Orel des Tower and wl, the Qom ins Om polloosly shad Is rant as ask Royal Hidbropeo bar panatialos to sage ad war tilt one. inittlticaLL, LIAM 111—The Queen has bean gz:::retie pied I. be pored men. the (Rut constituting end the !at Ms. Ednord Berl of DIAL doe Sen. IlatjaL ei te• liavald War, ~ Itiniey Er g POO lletikbata. 34, to be Chandbeleatee Isit IN saw d Plenum at the Isaberser et theo Itellelle and Ls, Eigh Treamer of Intend. D=lo-einst Lt Mescit 14,—The Quess his 4 Wtrbe=sinti3oter al of the C l erf W (Mod Mews 11..—Tlie Qom has base= g irep l : l4 .wei Yr. lobes Philipp Sehaeitbe se Ceeeel et Ceisetta der the Etna Heteretioolty of fieretneg. PoirtoLoimics, Meices 16.—Naties is Itertifig gives. ghat the Eerl of lialesrafsery a t appointod Joha El. deit Ifinimaa, les., St he mind at Willa Ire the tone of Patiligwelhe peetperes; creel. Wiliiims, Eaq., to be pat at lift tr the mann repent Lest evening the Dubow ef Oa:abridge sad t►e Preece; Mary, attirdeil by Wart Howl Pam*, basoend the performaace of " astmills," at the Royal &sea Opera, Cowt•prdeq with their. poem% Thai we air pm. oat Um Austria. Abs,sismisr its. Cameo Pusal,, the Gmatiss &mitres:, rd Osestabolook. His RoyaT Highaese the Duke it Cambridge has woe 2U. towszds the M. Peas Ceasing Peed. The Marquis of Bride!, Earl Imam I,ord Augustus, sad tlis Imfailima sal Mary Sam art arrival at Oa ismalaa Ms marquis, to Itemptaes, Begbtos. Mr. and the Hon. Mn. Scott Murray have wind csissesia-poets for the realm. ISk P. F. Aclaad has left Cleridge's Hotel for sear Srldirratar. The alms of the lit Battalion of Scots Fusilier Owls will sire a rand ball at their quarters is the Tower et Lodes te-montur evening. Yesterday afternoon Professor Owen delivered tl• sielak Wm* at laa team at Om Eclat lanatation ca hod maganala Dates for tho performances of tho Handel Com memoration Festival at Iles Cvrtal Pelee* have beep lied se Wows :—llesday, Jaw 20, Messiah; 22, Dettierea 7i Dots' sad • Selection: 24, bred is ihrept. . . The National Osumi, Edinburgb, is to be opened ea sad after the Thad, tough the psraanant sad caapists straeganwais do lot cans hap wperetica tall the tali April. There ere three free days, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, ad as free vendee (Saturday) given each week admlaioa Mies sloe Oran for s 'bergs on two ether days, and 11111 Wedassdiey The Tima states that the Rev. T. J. Rowell, is likely to be transferred frost the perpetual curse, of St. Peter* Stepney, to a Hvise of smut ulna. At the anniversary meeting of the Statistical Society last mewing, It was stated that Lord Jolts Biwa hed aemolod to the legume of the cosset] to be placed is sowdsation for the dare of preeklent in esoortedon to Lord h 7. Madame Ooldschmidt and hn husband will, it io amid, Tint Leeds in the autumn, and eve their eervkae gra tnitoesly at a grand ceased in aid of the Lee& lfaohindes' Inttitatiee. In the coarse of a long and and article upon the lifessitorr eantirto of the sth, die Views Guam newts . —"We have art toned to the *Aide of the Nateker. ate leek word In which we eau discover the symptom • • retire to more equitable atatlesmte—a return to the pantie'.. of right sud justice." _ _ At Legion, as the that day of the carnival, a mem dleauletd ea the liathwor of the French. walked do wn the Anent with a veinal, la hie head, on which Inge in scribed t►e weeds, "The Trestles of 111141." At every few elope the Warts amputee stepped sad tare a page tress the book thetterthe tt urn the gnarl ta fregurnte. Aft.r sane ties, however, the police latorierwi sad put an end to the raprethatatire. A4l elostsune was given eo the sa at Nice. A istsw how Out queer says .—"Then wove Itowquetmlres Mean; Gmrdes Francais is gallant tailor= , step hadaree d to Watteau; roarqslato„ with Turks; Arabs that lathed bah Num the dam; leaselfel Jeweree, Shire eat elberfal, Unfair' le robe& of glowing aline, Clieserha, Illalbleadme, &ad wanton; armed ; kale* Nov- Iry etd angsism—ia • ward, nem lauldealle arelme, ebet mae motet reertteble, eco;ody s elegie domino: Mon ell one to well &mend it le Minh to perikobiles, but imp eme math etrnek by spiendid Howl MIL it the Idargiis de iiistmeayen, by the dossier Run** draw of )IX. Ithrekl, Jimenetern, Benehehs, Womwoleielth rad flmi.ti4 . d Awe all by the segailling emenese of CethatiMl if, wen by am Name tfbrfiih , ohm bud sea gewaracear was aes seer et dimmable, mid to bo vie* Atmore the mots of the hot:sight," aye flea Send Serhera s es rids War so the 26, is, at the eabilbei r d Milli three actives tore the ocria-versto . predare Ire; itileisted to the or lee al disserse ; sad drip eselimeldest Al the Oat, ae &riper, erred riles moth al o s t es mor as nth of Yebesery, m orde Ohdoires rem esednrid; MAs eseseci, M the ostbeard, as the 96d lost, IlheispeirW rod es the tillosfiti the eel~a Lila "mg eigiebiOnd the are pros se astir& Or as. NYopittea is stdesely lebeerre te psaal steak. Made the ha lima* iss ed the errailtrestisre et Ileum Mirka, the diselsasey sad the Warta Bide .k. ; an d he rea mar et, eta Meg eestlsi ef. the Dia* Obeellehr Society, el *doh he he Meese the perm" MNING, MARCH 16,..;1869. " that this Bill be reed a 11A168 time - 'ii "this day six months"? Unilitwwer ie obvious, direct, sad easelesWg 4 111 is greatest importance, aft" alt the has place during the last omen yeses-its the jest, that some defloite pledge should be given by Parlimasat that it is ready to deal with the question peassially is the spirit the nation desires. For lama years it has been made the football of party, err rather t►e modem's cup in successive Wantons' handa. Twice before has Lord Joule Russam. tried to Mom Parliament to take up the subject prac tically sad to deal with it boldly, but in vain. On both 000asions the Home of Commons evinced its aawillingnese to outer upon the diseamieu, and eagerly cheered every moue and pietism bon whatever quarter it Cull for adjourning it Mew di.. Lord Joule Roanzu's convictions remain en changed, end when he mesas to object to the Der. Vita Bill, we can have no doubt that he will state plainly what he would meter, and that substantially he would reiterate what he proposed to do in 1869 or 1864. But he would, we think, wet justly incur the charge of incautious self-will, if, with his past experience of Parliamentary half-heartadmes in the matter, he were again to Dying in a detailed seism of his own, without being enabled to take Ids stead on some positive declaration by the Huss efiteuesmity, and some general indication sa to the webs amours it wu prepared to adopt. Oa ell Web thou is • protasion of professions of anxiety that the gantlets at length should be settled ; and this is the strongest reason for sot voting in support of the Government Bill. Were it pawed to-marrow, it wcii!cl be treated, naturally and justly, se • ware caricature of what the country desires, and im a provocative to agitation on a more permanent and better organised footing than men have been willing to think neceesary for the attainment of electoral change. In this sense a less conservative Bill none was hid on the table. It is only the delirium of faction to pretend, as the most unhappy of Lord iIiIUIT'S supportere did yes terday, that Lord Joni Roseau is ending a direct hem, that he may prostitute a great question to the purpose§ of party warfare. In asking the Hoses to affirm the necessity of that extension of the benugh franchise which Ministers refuse, his Lordship merely amta the consistency of his political life. That which be now preaches from the OppOiliOn benches he practised when a Minister. The Hew havimg posed his etiolation will have performed a mat 'Revise; it will have defined the position of Ministers; and, by adopting a plain guiding min d* for its deliberations, secure itself Ikea these labyrinthine entenglemenm in which anti-n -lbeseees, minfeseed or maxima, would be glad to see it wandering. Tax mooed reading of Sir JOHN TallefAmtres Bill for the Abolition of Church Rata wee asmisd yestemlay in a fell Heave by a majority stn.. nil leas-trod question thee seems at length Maly to be settled, mad that too in the most imam ey way, by the immediate and uooonditiocial 'Widen of the obsesious tax. No other method of dealing with the matter is now practicable, AS we hive repeatedly pointed oat. The time for compromise has gess by, and those who allowed it to go by, who threw it recklessly away by obstinately resisting every endersta measure, are least of all entitled to ems plain of the result. Haring the last ten years various; compromises have been offered, bat the short sighted friends of the Mardi have iavariably re jected them. There were warm up neigh around to prove the folly of this cause, if they would only have opened their eyes to see what was plain enough to attentive observers. Tsar after year their influence in the ematry waned. Tees alter year their aniorities in Pediment dwindled I bat, blind to the progress of pal►lia apt. ▪ the supporters of the rate have pertiseelossly refused to reform am obnoxious system daily becomieg more and more intolerable. The meal result has ►append. By refining to give up anything they have lost all. And if they are diesatiefied with the issue of the minted, having only themselves to blame, it would be prudent and becoming to bear the defeat in ailenes. It is right to add that the Government evinced no sympathy with the efforts made to retard the progress of Sir Joss Tan.►wsr'e Bill. Instead at throwing obstacles in this way, it has offered every fealty for the rapid passage of the nameare through the Lower Hosea Mr. DISRAELI appellate& a day fer lies mood reeding,aad Mr.Borwsnow lisecosarrosseemaded Mr. Gunn to withdraw Ids ammulmsatom the mead that the subject bad already base fally die t:mud, mad it was tbsrehre important that Perlis meat 'bald come at once to the Isms, • aye,• cs e. my." The decision of the House of DODUDelei has been preesanoed in the most decided manser. We should hope, therefore, that no obstacle will be offered by the Government to the program"( the Bill through the Upper House. It is high time the question was finally settled, anal nothing can be pined now by further delay. The Upper ilett.'e only loses character and inflames by prolonging its hopeless resistance to the will of the nation. And if not speedily settled, Church Rates will become as great a scandal as the Jewish claims, only the scandal will be far more damaging to the Perm, as the subject is one of much greater bitterest and importaams. TEE sixty-seven Neapolitan Kailas to whcmi a few der ago we felt quite at liberty to promise a goarons reception among se, have already new reason to Men the Providence whisk directed them to oar shores. The Subscription lint.althoeigkecly In the ensaiday of its existence, testilies to the broad and noble spirit in which their sedheings and their came is contem plated by men of the most various political opinion. On 0001111110111 S like these, English feeling , and Bailin 00011110 sense go serely end straight to their stern. Tan et Liberal tt is all there, we cannot help intently Win °premien lilies it is brought home to ant Eimusptien; and, if the way is at all clear, we must do sonothing to abate it. A corm spoodent, whom letter we have not deemed it proper to suppress, objects tome of the political swats whkh, is his opinion, the movement has been made to assume. It is.. upset which we do neteenstsenk oat. The business in hand is to provide seesaw fer the sixty-Gwen exiles, and tad* ilia a way worthy of oar position and reputation. The amoral elan of the effort may be very well loft to take are of itself. If three weeks hens we an wine to know what that is, we may inquire at Naples, and the answer will doubtless to equally satisfactory to philan thropic peers and liberal OVII1112000“. The new gawks d the Architectural Utica Oampay, theehaibeivestotee *awl ir the labile ie•der, end main earileseeteri aebllitba. Tv• et beet el ibeareblieelmul brio et Ale urbegelie begs et kit Beret • beme seel. Is mei affiewasore tier damn& The miler swift "WM hi m>• aueldseetare will bees tad hub bragissii4 AM. MKS $lO4 every hail will Bar M elbellei L mbeetra a aeWtul school or revived lianioci r Parr IliampapilL, Dirossinil. l aris... "" al ' 11:2 1 =34 1126"" IN; Nu* cal, oft; Mai, gala NS won Deer mom Bift • 4 11AWNST INTELLIGFiCE, • • FRANCE. . • The Ifesitestr of this morning contains thel4p pointment of sixteen generale and thirteen colons& The Matiteur also a;nouueee that the squadron of evolution quitted Toulon yesterday, the 16th of March, for the purpose of practising naval ma nceneres. ITALY. R 0162, limit% 16. the Pope has announced befbre the Consistory that he did not claim the fulfilment of the demand for the evacuation of the Papal States. His only intention waa to prevent a collision of the two Ca tholic emphsts in his own dominions. The Pope al • said that he had entrusted his destiny to Pro vidence, and that orders hive been given for public, prayers for the maintenance of peace. NAPLES, Y►aca 16. The King bee undergone an operation on the thigh, bat the fever still continues. The Doke of Calabria presides at all councils of Ministers on whisk the ordinary questions touching public businees us diamond. EXPRESS FkOM PARIS. (MOW ONO OWN PARIS. TWISDAT SWIMS. The great injured party of Europe again makes noisy protestations of innocence. This time 'the eisial writer of the artiele in the Moeiteur applies to have taken uncommon pains to shield his production from the attacks of hos tile criticism. Every word of every sentence has evidently been carefully weighed ; the angry feeling which was too demonstrative in the last article, is now artfully veiled or confined within bounds, which will appear to many those of just in dignation ; and, perhaps, there is not a single phrase, which taken by itself, and supposing the reader to be ignorant of surrounding circumstances, is not at lout plausible. At the Bourse, the note in the Moniteur so far from dissipating alarm increased it. The absence of any hint as to a satisfactory issue of Lord Cow ley's mission was mush remarked upon. The Bente fell 30e. for cash and Mo. for "mount, closing at 671r.:90e. and 87fr. 63c. Mobilise fell fife. 23e. Little bads.= was done in railways; the mar ket was very heavy, and most of the lines foil 2fr. or Mr. On Sunday next the Emperor intends to review the entire army of Paris, on the occasion of She emniversary of the return to Paris of Napoleon L, 1816. • According to an official estimation of the diamonds of the crown of France their value is 21 millions of francs. In that amount the regent is set down for 12 millions. The iounta do r.din remarks that the weather sine. the beginning of the month has been extraor dinary mild In the centre of France, the thermo meter at times standing se high as 20 deg. centi grade (88 Fahrenheit). A number of peach and apricot trees have commenced to show their bloom, and other fruit trees are equally in advance. The vine growers, in conseqmuce, have harried on with their pruning operations, and in many parts of the country the operation has been already completed. Fears were at one time entertained that in mew goatee of the absence of snow to protect the roots of the corn it would not have its usual strength, hat tip to the present time there is nothing in the appear once of the crops to mann that apprehension. FRANCE AND THE AUSTRO-ITALIAN QUESTION. The following the article in yesterday's Mon to - ur, a telegra phic in of which appeared in the Z:press o last evening : A part of Germany wears an aspect at this moment that allies and satonhem IN. A wogs" indemite questfoe, that toadies the most deli cate peon/ear and highest interests, than all at once in the political world. The Franck government sees in it • &objets tar ommisanos, sad toe that maims *awn • imp. It pi...utopia itself with thews:lons state at Italy solely with a view to settle it in concert with our allies, and kw the abs of repose in Europa. le It poseible to ohm a mess MINN desire to solve pacifically dr Sawlike sad reveal shear Ikalians that invariably result Ire= want of insight and Neverthehes, a put of Germany muds this mod ado auto& by the most ussiellesting alarm Upon • awe per =which cop ng kinles, and 'Ma everything pointless ell ms rest is prope= I sort el moat& esplut Passe If toesebel la the eadjemede ofteethelthe dem at the oteadaratiee. She le mama d asebidione tins that she hes din ono wed, elyr~le - sangrata of white she hes ao aced, tied dry tairetesdelt by theme tailgates ee Medea ihuope trlihtentstoony egpmaies t the ilwaskt et which lasaast ammlid . w44. . . . Thelin•aheSed storyiatbie rasa. Gents patrionent or. IMMO. la their 6br. It ie of this Gory in truth be ski *et *sr hats hadottat so'hing mil harmed satin/ea. nayY sleeps* 1811, cad they woks sp. OW $ Sap of keit • oshars, with ervitessis sod praise beard la lee t=t•Thish are Irrelevant to the proetat *as ; *ay are abbe Ida obsoletely to Mead whet ao tee amass of sibeekfai. Ga. Nee* t wore mod esavissed that their a*, their pea, sad the Wag of dee =deft et the Gorses pe pie refeStheaspielosethet sone amid finials to them, they won'd boot a rigid tole sigriswed by ikon ; they would be ebb, to so Gorda sot nosey kiwis bat sa Stook on the ladepeadrato al their loy. 1a fact, them** newest that a certain party le adoovetreing gat up beer eke PAS. pee a reit= Smiths as threats bat ia ebb* Fe see,a. • alletess P..., te th eorised, amid teed to stale bee Sae to dissis her night a swabs her biasses to bis bit to isms sad defeados her mu Jaen," ins elth tha test Wass seederstion Slat said bo • rises pretatalsa, Sisokataid it possibly essiosolhe Woofs grant rake litersesails not oonithed Edda lee koala"; iteeelleleS elf thestigheat th e world st larkts by the saharry onion it vas for the mks of ft• own pours es tell as Satin adowslogal of tiriine. Wila• •SM /0110•1011 tan pre a ton •Inenon• so . lb dissisbernak. - -- Thssultea, to amass this imithaste hillutztea that pro tests evemothsre *bet is hada sad sight, or to confound it sith sashaleue prima. that tamales what is right, hat the same tam miners the Fart Frame has to play, ma the me dasara of which the Emma loss &ea so sissy ths !reach people rased him to the terse t 7 of power. ThNaperae,who has Imam low to assist los* sly a right t expect that they should mot Ct i :orrt Want him. What would hem happmed, if spa emu& fag the throat be lad brought thither the morrow. matimews sail irritated raduiseenees to alai' a masa may is sow opprollag for the palms of making him as object of um palest of mats, himself the meat latiaate ally of Ilastash a• *UMW to do by OM Yoram of drib ottioo, M eight hays Mom bar Awl, as Sr rivalry dyo s twat its Om ft** sued lahim. laetead et watemling Ism of W pad* lor weak ham rotellsd wi.h iierast ohs sonsals d ohs eel amain. Inotsad of rasters'/mg sod saiisg• &rim ls shoeld have Makes by AWN (es rdwarliery at ohs *Sof its seetorfty sod ammostsfre at INA itsl 1•141. li gL ieum. lkaptace, ridding to se* assetaiits• had wished Inailamily is seam, Is as ars of pots aid sitiltattica, the wits sod asosses d ohs Ant eiplet% _l* Genii sot bays Mrs 'i• *his with W /fp, sae *at eft Its• Warred the sievipi Mims *Miss M W am the Mad ad • row a ssist. is saps slabs*** Was dm* the *pairs of **A sad nvises Oros is es !Is • 00 .7 fa. • nw that shadt al** -a • iambi appasisisirE e coasts's*** and Oft tie ailiblassigsanstss of the Ws . tests re misty. We see simply elledisy here to • Melo el Way that has bad Hybt thawing upon ft by re Taw dooldre ode of the I Impend' yeller. Veerder tido AM% to elert rad Da 'UM. amps trill teetbreelf eteemehend le bee aseerity, sad tbey etles whit le feu* end 'deka' her will perbeee . modems oboe emboretemelo. See Pram" Eli Ye at le a owned lithode by 1b... verse 'rem 11•114 pl 1010111; .he dies M mho emitiew moileolosoCed • by , =e Oat mud eadiwarimis pdlivourallusts ' saketeram Oars pattiolink whoa Wt shiamed teas, Mows wry wed how to thedWrisk Imams that sue hiptindhs preisibil Vat lid I Wog. Guar, hes waft Is kilt boa merillast „.- • lire independents; we Aare a right to swot fr om hr as meek POW reidelve to our thillitioas se we lave sympathy 14th bee taikmality. By abewtag handy to ti wat topi she will r.s:_r foresight, sad than het serve ma of pew. hr oedema. od It, sad bee Begtand fetre• -• PWee of sawing good armee& to heard at 'PI lug a, at the very moment whoa certain agitators were trivia( to Irritate sad draw into a ocarinas egotist us the Germanic Confederation. This attitude of reserve at the part of tbs cabinet of Berlin is certainly more advantagequa to Germany than the rash srdour of those who, by appealing to the revengeful end prejudiced feelings of Itl3, run a risk of irrit.ting the national feeling is France. The French people are ramorytible with regard to their honour ' whilst temperately cowing fit twit atmegth, sad if they are mated by threats they are calmed by c isoiliatkm. The Hong Kong josraals by tits Westin Over land Mail have arrived. The tollowiitg is from tits Overlaid Friend of Chios of Jan. 99 : TM man to is... this to-morrow morefew dole aot from us c envy ley very modal pewit. The Bart of Mtfet fa Mill at Itlestawitata though expeetel here Meetly. SW Jolla Bombs las retorted to Hoag Hoag sad reword the roma of hie gorantofent. Admiral Sqmoor le In Bong Kum sad Gemara Via Eltraabemaa maim at Calloll6 _ — The *hid; came — t7n - ity at filissnheelmving eddremed the Bari of Elgin in • complfrosetery letter, file lordship took the opportunity, fn aelinowledgiof it, to pees some lutmest lag remarke on the course +huh he had perused se her Majesty's hige rommistdoner in China. The esti as " I we ambled der's( my se to obtain mach infor salsa respeetiss the peYlfeet oreation of the reently, whirls le* llrma,bemdito her Wen's- eevaremeat ; male lobelia's" enemerres VW ad tdoehe he materially beemeled by the baswlelle of the navigation of the rime the ebb allows of her Majesty's navy by whom I was olomeolit." Coroopoot at dto toripoomat at Shektmerg, is which the amp el Braves which lad so long braved us at Mates was - Wren up, it breathe trital. to diffuse a What the surrounding °pantry ; sad as t was M that from ilhektmoi the redoubtable' had id to llailmitvl Seymour sad (}meant Via &ran home as /ate • This to that plies; Mr. later. rotor Tido otooug them to me Mrs proclamation pr000dyloot•L . The Melt woe most ancoessfal, and there fa every mem Is believe that in future foreigner' will be 44 to traverse Pat-ehan in ranch safety as wir now walk the street* of the Canton suburbs. . . Boorsthe North of 61;;;;;I:. have rumours of mad rebel mew la the revisal of Auwbuy ; sad are would aver t'. Arms *he nay he disimed to Were reports to the eau tory Not the vegeta§ of Tat-pisserMeag sod hie tarty at Norklag are toilettes thou ever ; Der &mild Implicit me diate tie given to the take so *u dbiously emulate' of Move lad destroctio• its some puts of Chloe aa solely the week ef the Toro] tit toads. THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES. The following have been added eines Monday lut to the committee. foamed termini oontribtaions for the relief of the Neapolitaa Wks :--.The Marquis of Townsend, the Earl at Canada*, Lai Broughton. the Chid Justice of the Connote Pim* the Retarder of Lemke; the Right Hon. Sir Geo. Grey, Beet, M.P.; tie Bight Hos. R. Labou there, di.P. ; the Right Hon. Eder, Hearse, M.P. • the Right Hon. les. Stout Wortley, M.P. ; the Bight Hen . R. VIVO= Smith, M.P. the Dean of Weaseiseter; Thomas Bailey, flu., M.P.; the Maar a Cash; C. Daarfulat Req. • John Esq. • Sir James Dena, Bart . ; Charles Diekbm, Rm. • lutes day, Req., M.P. • Rossell Elko, Reg , M.P. • Sir James Pergeine, Bart. ; ' nos Fairbairn, Req.; BMW Gaeta; 14, K.P. ; Geo. Carr Glyn, Eq., YLP4- C. Pews Greaahll, Lay.; J. P. Heyweel, /sq.; T. B. liceefin. Req., M.P. ;: Sir H. Behead, Best.; Kirkman D. Hodpsa, Bay., M.P. •, Luella H. Lipid, Mi. ; lona* Locke, Bay, M.P.; Sir R. Murchison, Bert ; W. Milts, Zaq., M.P. • Salmi Morley, Req. • Wird. Remilly, Esq. ; A. C. Robete, Req.; WOWr Boupeil, Bay , Y.P. ; Be, Boyar, Eq., Y.P. . • Wm. ditedieg, Eq., M.P. • Carmel Smyth, M.P. •W. Tile, , Y.P.• H. Tiackemy, Rob ; J. Telleeacirr, Fay, ILP. ; daideell Tamar, Zaq., ILP . • Wilbraham Taylor, Sq. Ties subecriptier shiesly eseilielliande the Marquis of Lisodowne, 1001.; Earl of %thus, 1001.; Earl Porkseas,2sl. ; Pia of ZeUeed, Viewed Pelaarstes, 1001.; • Lott lobo Ramat, ; Load Georstame, 1001. ; Sir Piejavala Hall, Bare., 501.; Sir Joha Reseadea, Bart, 801. ; Right. Hea. B. lilies, 11. P., 501. ; Rem. Z. Mimenied, MP..401.; the Mayor of Cork, 1001. ; • Meellikke Mae* Esq., 111. P., 3M.; J. Bemfowi* Huth, Bei, M.P., W.; W. B. Beenmeat, Eeq., M.P., 601. • Lord Deu#ska.llllll.; Bight How R. Vasa Plahh, 26; the Rea of Ilkikohnry, 101. 10e. • T. B. Hersh% Esq., M.P., Ml.; Right HINI. W. R. Glous", M.P., 261.; A. Posimd, Esq., MC Yesterday myna insulin of both houses of the liable. ten, and other gets omewho take aa Wert in public affairs, celled at the Bath Hotel, Arilagton.street, for the purpose 0 1; 4 04 their mount' to the sake. and had littera'," with the ilia Settoodefide &ad Summit. It is not expested that say mere of the salsa them Polak will premed to the Bath Hotel, and nothing at pretreat appears to be known de. Saitiody as to where they will looms themselves on their arrival is the metropolis. It is thought probable that only a kw of the leading exil • will come iJ London at all. Perk will proceed from Cork to Holyhead, mind pee by railway to Loados. Testmeday a law number of the nobility and gra. dune wile 111.0 bon kneed into a committee to make b rusquesb for the; sebsoriptioae dor the exiles—with the Hon. Mr. Kinnard, jun., the Sneerer, sod Mr. Pan eel. the merelary—attended st the eked', 115, Pall-matt, for the treassetion of bullies.. Sabeettptions ere tepidly dosing in. The Lord Mayor stated that when he made his rusuouerce. matt co Saturday, with egad to hie labatke of knobs a comumatee Cm the impose of collecting sad edmlnlsterlag a had for the Neapolitan sales, he was unmet e/ step having already been taken by a body of infineethd noblemen and pothers fir that propose; sad that la cummtretera his smatter will la an analiery ces merely, bar the City. He le sow merely imaged in orgaalang it; and the names of ite meabers, together oak the enbemiptions are* re ceived, will be shortly advertised. The ishabbasta of St. Pastor have proved themselves amongst the foremost to express their sympathy for the wiles. Oa Mceday evening a highly respectable meeting tithe boding and middle alums of Caroden.town was held at the Heitman Tesoro, High-street, for the purpose of taking steps to &dad Vass substantial araletanee. Mr. 1.6,. Hodge oceopied the chair, and explained that this wee as adjourned meeting adgirsaang with some gentimmen who trequated that house. It was felt that these *obis sad solierfog Italian patriot., who wee so stiddenly (net ern oar shores, were entitled to the aympa•by of obey Eng lishama who loved freedom. It wee a subject In which era al alliholos of poltilod or wallet opinion felt the mum Their caged was, at the same time, ate of Chris tian charity, and to do justice to area who had deeply suferel from opproseice and tyranny. (Hair.) He wee hippy to say • subscription had shindy been °plead, aad had been liberally responded to, their "reeky hest, Mr. Cottrell. having kindly undertaken the oaks of tresauxee, amd they had now asumbled to take other Map to feather the Ghee& (Hear, hest.) Mr. Dessford oceiretalated the immune the this noble movearmat had originated a St. Penman and impend • temolstion to the ahat, "That the emus of the Neapairea refugees having homes sae of stational sympathy the meeting resolved to continette same doss in their behalf." Mr. Gall esemaded this resaraion, whisk was carried unanimously sondet applause. Mr. Hewer said he had no doubt that they could get up withal the WOW* difficulty a great patio demeseratice in St Peaeres on this subject, and he therefire moved, "That • reinieltke be forthwith adopted and signed, and be promoted es the It. Pastor rspreseetative vestry at its next sitting, soliciting the sae of the Vestry-hall fur the purpose of hold. lag a pebble essmieg, end that the most meeting *mad adioseaedtal this main eight o'clock." Mr. Kiageoram made' lhe reariation, which was also carted nine. one. SsherlpWaa were then entered Into. • Wiwi= received from Cork het events; SWIM that the Daily Ispwar &openness that yesterday the ummayer, ' Aiken= Domegeo, accompanied by Captain Brims sad F. lieseloy, Eat, and some other groaner, walled epos Berea Pa r e sad presented to bias a Isar he. C. C. West, of Robin Carle, North Wales, minder of his deep sympeihy with the mike, and enokeing a sots for 101. The Bilembr also states that 15 of those gent'emen will leave kr Lemke to-day, and many others will knew thee soon. A Paris letter is the Korai says, " Than is awl talk Ms eta Wear* which the Abbi-Prices Ludas Bow peas he, mat to the Emperor woo the Wiwi °Wks, treated is the tatert st of the temporal power of the Rely See. It Is bows that the Abbit-Prince Bonaparte was edit• cased at Be., is very devoted to the Pave, and has sp to this tins teased all alio loses' ofruat Ida by the &Vim" A Mast continues to be eirealato4 1* Par* that Priem llopleme will elm* raplase Prime Sesame, as Preslitst sf the Coundl at Inikters, cc will be asestltaist EGYPT. (IWN OVIR OWN 00/NNIPONDINT.) ALIXANDHIA, Meacri 6. A grand ball wu given in the rooms of the New Exchange on Wednesday, the 2nd inst., by the British residents of this town to the captain and offloers of her Majesty's steam frigate Murrain*, to which were also invited the captain and officers of the United States frigate Metoedenia, moll of the French war steamer Chaptal, as well an of her Majesty's despatch boat Caradoo, the latter of whom ceme in on the morning oft he same day to await lord Blain!" return from China, Welded a large cumber of the inhabitants, is ell abont.,9oo porous. His Highness the Viceroy, for whom • separate suit* of apartments was prepared, arrived gad 10 p.m., Wowed by his brother Haim Puha, and two of hissainisters. Dancing soon afterwards oonmemseed, being led off by Prince Alfred with Mrs. Thurburn, and was kept up till an early hgur the following morning. Many of the fair sex of different nations had the honour of dancing with the young Prince, who appeared in excellent health, no doubt much improved by his sea voyage. His Royal Highness, sines his arrival here, seems to have had no lack of usurnient ; be has made two trips into the interior, and visited the Pyramids and other places of interest in this coun try, extending his trip as far as Sues. By all ac- counts he has proved himself an excellent spots man, and on its last trip his party a very large quantity of game. His Highness t he has put at th e Prince'. disposal special halos for his 'hooting excursions, as also on. of the palaces in Cairo, where the youthful Prince resided with his suite during his sojourn there ; and ruthenium, daily sends on board the Euryalus, in honour of the Prince, according to the Turkish custom, an abundant supply of provisions of all sorts, costing about 2001. per diem. TER PI M= MOB PROSEGTITIONEI,IREL.VID. Baron Groom oonoluded his charge at Rattan - in the slave case at a guarter-pea 4 o'clock ca Maeda, non, and task*, retired to thdr room. At 6 o'clock bad not agreed, sad the kadeldp adjourned mast 9. hour Bans Greer took his seat es the bands. The wart was crowded, and comma ea both sides was Ii attendata* The Elfgh ghatlf batmen* that the jury *mated eau** quarter* se boor,which Ira granted. At the saplings* of that time they had net mined, sod Baron Greens ad. the doart lath 9 o'clook ca Tuesday racesingl lte wiry were looked up. rr Y l. at d eadwy the jury staled wise sot agree; they mare scosedlegty Itiotheed, etel t adjourns:lo Umalak inst. • jiver stat ed that Aiwa the OMOSISIMIONOI they were divided tea to two, and that them two would Bet bees to argunsest. • rim WM MURDER IN NEWPORT. Matthew Wands tir mas a u =it Wore tho trees at , on Monday, with the wt7:26 C ipr of his wide, Sank Fnisdkas npotii in the Ispries of that day. Several wilamem TM III and• ewe* to the e at : ea t, have atter Aida Aso Whew mail a by =re:: the Saeg -.list era etespied with the AAA of go. view gum* will hds wVa, et which site had, dp /did, =Ate* Mat (dna him, aid threatened to mg Ms halm pomaded Oa Friday ....to I emit° Ha Note A. elite mg wile woe. Meetly I wertt!ia ale Waled me. I seal tar some bee and eggs, and argils mods egg-lip. I Lama he my gam, sad alter a poi deal of .psomeelee she desk oat of it. I than put the ea low, did de Mead to tire with me arrin 1 As piano., sod uttered to throw It at ma, tellies ma to pm meet a card= to he. Shl began shook iag me. Ad I said she bad better come that my hie wee a amoplets Jamey to me, ana that I waoN none go le the gallows than be apetoed Ana here Liatorday raosstaw I went to kw epee. She began to ease and I aohl her not term. herself a i d bad way, and= h.q. II she would coded She she ismer Therewara AAA Umbrae at the teas, and I tomitediar on As heck weak. She ' Don't put ,year as ma: Elm mad me amity disgraceful Wage. I to the atewl sad sat dewy, sad I berm to ey. 7 TATI theegle et myself about the ma I hod is my pochnt..Ll was net Mika* i nest it Aiwa I tz brought it oat „,... to mw tt gen& 1 het • piece of thread amoad went Sato the home egalp. I asked my wife again to ogna Imes, mei to make a looi of herself sad me too. She re fresh I rem up end sold bar I was folly Aterssined to kill her Wore' went out of the house if As did sot corm via at.. Ms began to alsg 11 . met. I told her not a mess, As and awe seed to stag hymns. Oho =d ua l Ist i w i t d en , z olg u that. T . O: 0 1 cau ght ber same Fre mot 1' add in'aild not. I la, WW, wee mass home?' Oho sail, ' No, name Than I . draped the vise moss her Anat. She 'heaved her two anal* end caught roe manithe sect, sad polled my face to ken, and kilted an . I - told her I had murdered her, and was idling to die le her. Tm last words the spoke were, .1)h, as yea Agri dia.' I Appose As didn't think it was Moe to As poor Ike* That I. This statement was duly aged by the u roner, who was then committed to the seises to take he THE Buerger= MORRIS IN WalAft.—..Wiiiient Jean, a patient sad wherneidieg et Inman, aAt eight miles from haute Tydvtll, rear Seturday georsieg at the Xerthyr pollee coon , tail tem wilful moiler Of Willies David, a hawker, tesillus‘ at gitiniall, nods the encluestmeto stated in the 'Awes@ of Saturday. The prisouer is about 4$ yen tee It appears that he has kotely Wed ushappily withlis ed whom he ma Imbue. general wigwam wee from whose evZsnci k append that shoat II Crethrogithe night an weigh the &mad Ind his death, be awl seheral other parties were ei the Biros= Caine, the *dishing, kept by the primmer. Tier wee Janney about gaup totted. whoa peisenees ash We moat ohm thew to • gad. Ons of the party said In singe be would @imp at the het cd the landlady's bed. The gewgaw Penned not to like the words. The dimmed shortly after want ant, but did not return, the primmer kelvin (me oat before Stoutly afterwards the prismer cage beak with • argelh in hie Mad, end e old," There is a mon who has come tolls death—he bat fallen through the PAN loft; it is Will David." They're replied, "Don't you tell your Si.."' The prieoaer thin said, Tee, yes ; be is dying now; Y Icon aecount tithes that he is eying." One of the patty then • got up, end asked for • cradle for the potpies of gong But. The prisoner's wife brought a candle and butters, and the prisoner hen hemp* satsuma, violent. Marks were ducted spin some clothes alleged to have been by the primes, an Meshy night, but which were ,on Tuesday morning, which marks the premier amounted for by saying they were canoed by the kiting of a pig. Antis coseleron af the evidence the prieoner woe augmented to take he trial for willed murder at the ant Somme Amine GIME A STRANGE DISCOVERY.—OR Sandy a ht, about a quarter before 9 o'clock, a boy who was a bid is the ecomatios of Mr. OM, attaining Elisabeth aid Weterime.road, picked up a email brown paper pima. It was found to conmin two hirte of good quality,_ of wheat wee any much stained with blood, I Oh ' the lower part, and an the !intone bad bees torn an. pock the shirts ate marked upon the c Alter "A. &mart ;" bet at prang the ppolim have no information nspeetigg thim— Afewehater 817DDIR DEATH hi A TER/ann.—Oa fiettarisy meths • yang mesa semi Seery Remain while tte wasentl is e pernesaances be the Theatre Royal, free the 7• Per • isle the Ings cry and lan wh ere back the i nal awns were monad to for the by, of sta ring . sguestes, but _wlhout moms, as he impi r ted iv /new Masses aterwards. The came of death is envied be. be disease of the heart.—Edisheryle Comma. . A RECTOR AMONGST SIACHWEN.—It is with ta i lyle r trge,treh t :lgi• JaTin v .TM amexiatjan . be ef I ewes tf the sector d Pakefirld with the Mecham of the same hese, bus been Mud of far and near. sad hmk en ted dens in hereto dais of phi teethe py will keg mer nee them. The ocashat sin of the rev. gen:ls be a ltas ato penneem the spiritual aed tea al ity of he perehimem To Ibis sad be ttbe leatamen 4 thmir Mese awls, and waited on them at *Mr ewe beam The services at the mash cheat nave been geedeved sansaslty suractive, and the dyke Mahe atiecomers ham beim wheirebly adapted to the elms Mier- MU der whim they were /argued. Frequently drub:`` ti e ragtag* he err IM tenor h been eon on the • of the hilt esemelltag sod advising the boatmen in tra m. plated ahem* if nem te • drowning Mew. Often at be at mob them begked the men with watideotwas they embed fah OM thy lark gm Ps versed of mercy, rs. Id dig them d Bra " gibs holds the whits le /we and the mem la the hollow of kla kali." Seek me of he meet poshest &Mures be the thwarter dubs bigha esteemed rater d Paha, who now hues ma to tet et Oa meaty of Shanialven, hi Q. WIWI 211 1.8. aun t wi ri f ]fervid Rat. Ids Hezoousr BLett, Ouseow Cottelifax. —TM accomplished conedia• ad the Theatre Royal hub so copied m elemetTle i telexwest nth Kr. Higrie, mho is to smeared )err. is he managemett in the Primed. Then% Lease. We use glad thee Mr. Blend's prolitedoeslereetsbegelmet timeheadamegy acknewiedlW. wed we ems warp. lemmata withal' tdisegaw &genes. pat we see te be dwelvedif *smokes of am of the beet =Ls ler.Ofewee m petellepway. Mr. Illawfalthtegnie are of the eider, end we are peremeded that Weal rIIY • aidefralibad pantos ea Om Lanka ani:4llh mange es the Apocalypse have made t rs il: mama sang he lint of Scotland, at the high-class r=tl and Melt luterprelatioe of class bli•it %banns' favourite with nis frormlie . „ the Duelsweetet Itrizer—fiespw Nalktito.