The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-19 00:00:00

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It.ATUIWAY, 711. 111. h iseMeleßy seemeli ea both sides of the Chenwel that tie eeproserathrue of the Enropean Po w= vie lipid tie Test' ef Pans are about te esesomMe is Clisibranse et Peels *" examins," es Ihe ifeentear plasm it, " the malt of the else • der whisk he* lately taken place is the Halted " Prinolpalitiss et Moldavia and WWl's" Mr. DIMPAILI is terribly afraid of aay ieteinpsetive talk ea this delicate salpet, and desires that • notice of motion whisk sans segiont terrible had pat upon the paper may be sanseed Debi, it has had time to de say harm. The area ef shiest. which " it word " be most ineenveniset te esarler in the Hare at " this time is daily enlarging, whilst the eateat and variety of prior " which may legitimately be " brought before the Hors" is diminished in pro portion. Italy, the lonian Wanda, and the " United Priecipalities" are topics too carious sad too brittle for the rough handling of a bee Par liamentary Sasenibly they are exotic* which ma oily thrive is what M. DI Pontes would sail " a prepared atmosphere " semi so Plesipotsatiaries delight to breathe. Year Oananonee Is a ecasena tory into whisk delicate pollens of laternatiseal pricy are Jerome* mired by these gnat ores mental gardesens, the Perelpe Minister, of the Europese Coes* alma the sir of public curiosity WON tee shrewdly, or biome with too eager and nipping a peeper. Hardly, the instinctive arnica to Cootieental politics which the pahis of thus lauds le happy is acknowledge, and their impedes' sympathy with whet is the revolutionary vembulary of tea years ego wee magnificently denominated the " solidarity "d Wiens," are mot • littlejoatilled by the bed mew nen and wens habits which Zech* Stataimen com bust from their evil ecimarranions with foniell Power,: At tissue—NOOD hem the marrow eras —even our Statesmen son irk es in the bee, and giro a phis answer to • phis trestles on any hems albir I bat if we preemie be oak what is being said or does I. sur nesse, perhaps irreparably, at Praia or Visor, at Berlin er Turin, we are met with • solemn shrug, a disenablieg whisper, a Delphic answer, or an appealing heitennity. We Bad son selves transported into a mien sf elleuos, aid dark ness, and suppremion, wises everything is "iamb " *re' nt" sad everybody Wee. Mr. Dtuthzu speaks of " the Conference at ▪ Paris about to be revived," as if this precious Qs brews were awe of those royal satires whisk sever die. " La Confleeees eat node, Fire le Coeffreace.° What we had fondly hoped was dienolation, and even decomposition, tarns oat te be oinking most than raspeuded animation. If we see imagine • man of large mesas aid dispetatioss tam per maim, kis emu will from time to thee, settiag half-a-doses Wain sad as nosy kwyseu by the OM to iaterpret it, Red thee, after • swims of shout bathe, coming to life aisle la the thick of the emanate to examaise and rectsweider its disposi- ' Sew we shall be able to form an idea of the pleassat ellnkeleS which the resurrection of this Conference is Wally te anate. New emir swear, write, the lbw Anson se its cenotaph ; for blab it I. not, whore there are no remaiao.• lie time we here doses decorated disciples of M. as TALLSTIAIIIa who, like Madame Da 01ILIDDI'lleeiebeaned ILO* have lama to be * nest is six isagusilli ■ adlag like a peek of Ammer' at ""- d a ram. arid 0. . ••"r".• 2Yrier elbows weir the rights I tif a people. We regret that we asset altars the belief is Oserimmos and Ossibranses which that die. meet euthenist( M. Or. Kane CITILIaDta so natvely rarer We are eatherhatisely sawed that lamps woe "settled" at Timms awry half a @ea tery sines by the peseeisat wisdom of diplomacy, and we knew that is hog ages I &14; Buys was Intend to • basis of perpetual poem Italy, It Is • was barely discussed ea that osmosis. I bet Italy Wee a heraereneere, and, ha the eallossry poiat of view, Kelle-Wallsokis was the nark sad Turkey was the mast, at their perforionses is Timis. M. Br. MARC OTlLeaDtle, with whom Danubian palsy is its geared petssiphe we me happy to aro% has himself no higher hith Is a Cushman than that It say fast& forth • " proshisnal posse r and we mane. be surprised at • Feesehmea's perimaskia that is politics " only the powhinal is lasting." In Baglaoddrowever, whom ia ear villainy se to ear polities! nerangemento, w poi, the solid to lie Newsy ; and we have se metre belief is • Oen heesos than we have Is • esidoveenl. If the hide! essence of the repromestative of the Pewees were not as Axed ao theme of Aegwer bow mold they meet ens wain slat earth is Perim without modal hughter I If diplomatists Wire not the weaker sex lithe pelitical world, sad therefore endowed with ea Watt, ley y" of temper, wanid they set pariah d lelresatealpe whoa they sat dew. to warm the work of their wisdom after tie weer and tear sf a few mesas ? With what elabeeste autism sad sagacity the winks. ef the popelettens of Moldavia sod Waikato were sompalted, est saki" and compromised by their gesenus sperm and besevolent pros/etas ha the Cealleresee that is sew about to be revived r The Bowsaw wasted to be todependeet and salted ; and it is easy to mew seise that anti a wish os that wee mesh ten astuesi is be enewtsised by • Coninense which had to saw Mfr. fast, the latcgrity of the Ohms* Empire; se*, bow to outwit meths: a sad hotly, in an degree, the himeals mod wishas of the popoletions immedistely amsersed. The Wogs* of the Mums Empire woo so dunk a pest epos which Francs end Innis was ikunitly is aomed with Austria and Segiand ; and sassy day demo.- • trate"( bet swans with whisk tbet great "prerebienal" ekijrct was attained. Bat tie seal beams el the Conference—eating out week foe the next, and agreeing to differ for nobody's good—wee trium pluatly accomplished, when, in compliance with Austria, who would not hear of " a Sardinia at the Danube," the perfect legislative andadininistratini anion of the Danubian Provinces was catimaned, and, in deference to Frame, the Provinces were en titled " the United Priasipalities.• An a:Tango ment of a " nationality • co ingeniously con trived and so beneficent aa this, could not but come to good, and after making • will, so rich in all the elements of litiga tion, the Coaferereee felt itself indeed immortal. Accordingly the Amman' have, with all the freshness of infancy, examined the oonatitutiocal timepiece so ingeniously manufactured for them in Paris, and, lading it a little slow, have provided it with • new mainspring of their own making. By the third article of the Convention the execu tive authority wee eonfided to a Hir,podar and an elective seeembly in each previa«, with a Central Commission common to both. The article did not spedly that the Haspodar in each province was to be a different penmen ; and as the principle of anion wee almost unanimously adopted in the elections, it I ►ardly wooderfal to find that the principle of anion is affirmed by the election of AM. C:KANDER Cocz* to the double Hospodarata of the two Principalities. If the Rottman* had bast con tent with this somewhat liberal glom upon the third article of the Convention, there would still hove been work enough cat out far the Conference; bat when Colonel Cooz• inaugurates hie doable Hospodarate by detect leg the union of the Principalities and con vegan • single Assembly for the two, the indigna tion of Amato becomes rabid, and at a moment what the policy of Frame is universally suspected, • spontaneous national movement meows the ripest et • dark and dangerous intrigue. We can not pretend to &ppm, of the precipitation of this peruses est of the new Hospodail but we ere not the imp sommadred that if the pesos of Europe to be pressrved, not front • local dieturbases, but from universal evellagwation, the Pewees reply. seated in the Conference most be contest with • protest, and Austria Blest be precluded from repeat ing on the Danube bar abortive indiscretion on the Save. The aloud in the south of Europe is dirk and threatening; bat the elands in the Boat are big with tempests; and unless Austria which sends her caveat against diactusios of Italian wrongs, be persuaded to hold her peace an Rottman rights, it is not improbable that the solution of the Italian ques tion may be transferred from Rome or Milan, to airy or Bucharest. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1859. gbe gam. The Qom at Ihe Prism Ceased, emempudeil by Petro After e & $ NMI= Alb* baremeed the per femme et the Obis* neon with their mow bet ..aims. L tiettadasee doe lady Chotel" Ibe Seel et Venial. Oohed 1. Z. Itelawar, sod Cartels at Km Duly de Itee. r 11; Pitero Caustat patina yealmity a/team at • tralbe at dr Cammatirds• Ite Pomades ad latarwitag the lts• Atte ia tb Itabaidiag dr Pairs at Westidier. Di Soya Illebeaut, sikuild b Copia Da Dm D. la attivel at tba Moat d Wreathes, al Am Volt& The Coartimaioatre imateers: Rai Iblabap. Irlsausat lvarday, Lod Lyailmatel, and in Itted loa. Dialmietai DdL n• Bwetury, l MAN Isola% Wands& Tbdo maitlag Inks up at lenient but 0'..1•16. ThsPriano Cunt nal; at L...Y Ilie havains, sands/ Iv, his Iqw is Wafts. • dayalidles tom law •ambsest Sea lay on Me esnisanntis• In ear bellike d empirlor courts of La rod equal bid an latentew aide the hal el Darby yester day, at big idea residiaree is Duernbretree*. The deem lodes co w& ed el Mr. Hastings, Mr. H. Strickbad Caelt sea, Mr. Serjaat Wary* Mr. Vanetan, Itr. Ansa, sad Mr. Wier (were ary) Eel e The LaiDradby. advocate bad an in'ervlew yearning Irian Ile Mr. Sturlirorry hod ohs= hdervirr gbh bin kalrldp. Dapashee tan am letrd High Conabalonse of the lank% Wanda vas mailed s calay at the ColenlabaMen Deeperehes win mai tha Goma, ol Laaals, Hess Kea& Ceylon, Ilauitias, labiate, Malt., Canada, sad tbe Dobarara (nor LIT mom'a ouarre.) Law CiAssuu-tues Orrica, Fas..l2.—Notice slateirilvea that ►et Majeaty will hold Lowe at St. Jamas Fib. oa tha (Allowing days, at two o'clock : Iraitaiq, Ss SIM last. ; Wedaaaday, the fed of Yank iaddlits TALC; Frs. 16.—Tha Qom bed Use plena Y saileiet LeaL-C.AJeel Jolla Ho.. Penes Y Mai d the Orem* et as Privy Clamber fa Orlirry to bet Msiday, la the nen d Sear- Adauzal Calaway Ai mod Waken dasmed. Wzreuctu.. Boy* Tn. IL Th. Qom Ms Wan M anal as she Har. sad Ray. Chafes Imam dil.t4ediese sail Maki? a Casa at bee Malady's la* et IL ll fa ha tittg eby C saki Wiadtme, void by the ilestls et ase ama Day. Ch FOSZIOr-ornalf, !EL It-mi. Qum ber bias *add id of Mr. bray Oak ad Omni la kw Istard al kr Ms kelesty KW of Sesdsk sod Panay. DowYneewrissr, Fax 16.-Ih. Qum hes bus liasel Ss drudal Ilektr Zbasag i autsle el Tar • Idin eu rt i e ss : -• Wier attbriZbeble belltriate; u'.,b; If i eW, MOrieelar et Lead Rbereee; Obt= easi ndl= a •• be be Cobb of do Lad lberevy; Tar be beleeese b Os Qat 81111111ilifil Olin =I M:i l ielia ls Cemell be Oa bind et Bibb; odd nisi at be Cap e owbray Cate,alt Itte iablar-lbaball for Dr Cabby Csolmarri — cr&,. IL—Members Marked t• new k Me presk Pariemb—Toves and Pat el *b: Meyer Alee de leareilelh easawaly Isla" lie Dwia ee Arabi de laeleadded. b be ran kr Ilk his labeisa, leset, vie bas aleeseed the bar at lberseel el bee Itabeees Main Hablesda- o =l Oresavieb David Ilsbnesa, la et God = . l . lrbistli, ear d k• of Imo CON et A letter front I. .Waimeisy. asp 1.. .. To-eight the aide gore • weseede by tooshight r bow sore! ►ybsom the Poise= Treihrkk Williams OM 'Molt wee is se way Wetter le thot glees a year ego, shinty atter lie Wows wary d Ss meg newly ..eisd prism*. I This wets the sem wwwesweste; the was titthoeieta ; the awe crowd% gni the sine deed order." The Coust•es Appiwyt ton imbed cards for a till, at CUOMO 11••••os 11looday maim. Lally Dothan et Disehrt ham taka• • mansion lo 11111-droe, We OA toilimor 1 Mao Nos. Yin Clst. The Ma:elkisesse d &Mary la ss aseambly Azilleiba-st ifs cs;etses etDemi will shortly ism %MI for helm& Madams Mum= WI ea assembly last entsaing at Obi rsaliass dis labssay In Dryswas-overe. Tre viso Yr Se mem* W eseelhery mad Madame firm ~awl se ailaso-1111, locollator W assbastaior of Tema) sad Ms Dodos d 1111•1.114 bh brig Ile Ambits Nialalist sal tbs Oust. (Await, bis Masi bay the hawks Iflobisr Gil the Comm. lissagato% bit Issaasy M 11/016111 Ifkikerr, W RIMAINNI, Mpsabb Misittos, A. Dubin el laystatos tk. lad of Malsookry. Coma ma Cowan Ilkosia, Cosateat Promastosta Ombra Aare% 14.. d lb. isrem. !Ws wall, ell. .____. We messes with regret the &nth et Lady Darn, which to 4 plow la Fortassiirie es Tbrisday, sibs as limo se Weisel appaeary am et Hs Wok Ismay at VIM di lay van • mob, Is se shit -wit the ma ..,u bit Wow% vitt • Lt, vas vast irellivr of Os Awl sad Onies at Maga/ tar =mist la 11411 Ile I. I all rarasiby, vike Ma __ samotal MAs Ms at bras Weser% lii Is Or lad sot icagg mama kw * rpm Tto Onroul Commailari•-Cidoe k mom did dr istirAti welds abakt gybed • MIN or Mild • Far; awl odd id bid adr-dparip wads U. led • Any, Or 81131 les a pdr. The liddny doorddy Ise Mid, odd de Adddat-Gleserd 1,3831. • yaw FINE AM& CARVINGS FOR ST. MICHAIL'S Cal:MCI', CORN -11 Rowe, them/smut mod-carver, has just coos plated ems of the prieripal d•oon'im in wood for the superb new ober& of b. Wished, Conehill. The pulpit is very ankle and, for OW Byzantine style, chaste la des'ge. Is this Nape% it ms/ be almost cemidered later 10111./11. All the quantities mid proportion admirably harmonise together. Agreeably to this pure character also is the in troduction, to roundels, of the symbols of the four evangelirts --• ataa, • lion, • bull, sad a• eagle. Such spnbois were employed la the early ogre of Christianity before the more strictly pictorial repreeeetations were regarded without disfavour. At the engirt of the pulpit are detached columns of very basuliful proportions. Tae a►ate are spiral, like, for • fanultar example, the volume Mlle cloisters of St. John Laterao, at Rome. The capitols are WM& with the men , thus. A large 'umber of the Meek ode eft oleo flatehed ; ' mad umbering ea they do some leradredis, end each =tale- Lag • different device, they evtaes the carver's ingenuity and fertility of i•vsatloa. These Maly admirable worka of art are tow oa view st Mr. Rogue roam 21, Soho-agaare- Bes,the that, several othevearviap deans • vlak. We were pit ticalerly struck with • MAW desk brined by ma eagle with outspread wimp. TM beldam with which the (when of she bird are slashed eat af the weed rewiladads• of the arid, are of the arty ardour of Michael Angelo is some of his uallaished marble works. Picrvass iv Mite. MoDICMON.—It will be re membered that we called attention, in oar recent review of the Haleibltion of the Society of Famale Artists, to the meei.e of a water-colour drawing, entitled "The Pine Swamp," by Mrs. Bodichon. Since doing so we have had, la oar critical capacity, occaelon to verify the justice of ger ealogiam of that picture by tem feeponion of a large ma ke of drawls"' by the. artist, Weer ►nown by bar aides mune of Isobars Leigh Smith. Thom of our lady reethrs who feel Meinsted in the productiacs of their owe sea meeeM be mulled la making sopmintanre wit► them web, w►ich regiment for the most part Algeria* and Sena Anterior mom. They are to be uses et the LOW leadtag Zoom and oMos of the &Wish weieree Jeweesat. 14a, Prinomastrees. Coventimh-opmrs. am* der led; realm way allebe bs rem7aded et the Wear* at ma aaabliebarat cd W Ingham' resysela bility wires, Ilar a medanie ealearipekm, all the kale( journals, review, ,wad wiesesinee nay bs perused with all the couilbrt end privacy al than. own drawing-room. MUSIC. !WE'D HARMONIC SOCIETY. Last evening, at Exit& Hall, then wan • re beard of the I,(100 veins fanning the Leaden divine of the Head Cessumeratka Choir. Thaw ranarrela—or radios pr dopy her they are sot realasil to pisses la teed to be prehnwed at the Conessuondloa—take place (we believe) anailly, art are • very reed gunny km for the pest portnsanois to the pion et the Ons.al Pslace s law maths big" by essubssalsg 6L ham-we body of vekes to slag intim The donor robes:ad, or preeind, last alsbi. muss to tea the Diebblos Te Dna mad the onto, of Maluku The Usenet Iliad art eel: the eashemes, bat • hogs pens of the lA. On Mr. Oast, lestud hang the whinge" bland twin his view, was stationed In the wit* of !ben—a• enterser able pike. Bat it was faterseng to awn the shell sod sato with nice he aeon their wevssonas—in persykeeny la dusseleg sun stlothe, sod his pollute en geed temper is inane set aad raweedag area We have aims boss sunhat asp nal se le the possibility of addles • made ask of three 1111 her thesend veins psi- nee • ever esd weisheary albee—eal ear dent han beta rather etresgtkned Sea ressevei by saying it the bad diet we ban yet bun at the Crystal Tats or eta. whave—hat certialy the lased Haranale terfely due upset* se oats ski rumba Ugh* that soillilt7 boa every Wonky d tents sad pup osetku Lettere hem Berlin amentlen that the agreeable wswiewesprese dew Mile. haw Nem Mimi to visit Lewd= mem the ether essiewbgewela el MIL The Althomesun hears that armee( the dramatis prows et Diaiss4-111. Mesdames sew opera—aro two gest% whew iminacidasto %Moiler has segos* retewhil the teheersele. flue is also le be • swede el " the dest wow," r Dioseat. Mr. eye is WI to have wand the axes for the loyal baits Opp. A sew play in Ars set; Wird Lee Grads recess, hes bees brought eat at the Clidea, et Pasts. She &ether of it is M. Vidor Stour. who wee awe raw et Ile wscleadiag piece of fold—he been& sus • version el lichor,<lll. with some each &Moen we ilds rather I In twotitiag Ilhakepete's lisdard LIJ. I Mialtihet I bays dabs searthing of whisk I air be mai I Merano dedicate it to you A thostrioal performance for the Unmet of Mrs. Miramar* will take piece at ihe Haymarket Timers, ea Monday, the let March, whoa the tersely of The Weeder will be resweeemed, with Miss Dilworth, Is the eberecter of Violent;. The =wady will be followed by • alecelleneowi coecert; es eowslosel address, wriest' by Yr. Shirley Bewley to be spites by Mire Itieworthy ; • mew farce, ia whisk • yeas; desinaste is to ewer ; sod a lweltacq bast. , By eacent intelligence from Hungary, It apps Nat the Haegarisa Academy WI &mace and Literate's, eller a long Werra d comparative inootivity, is awakening es beds lib. The ensign members include may d the mot illooldoes some. ol Itervp•—Alezrader Tea 110X11. holdr. lack Gamma, Gnirk*, Montalmalaut, to., ear is oar min emery ingstims. The Ugh& iambus, in the ardor Is wide they *Kw in Use lkt, are g 4 John Bowling, ildr Money Ilawlesen, Mr. Thomas Watts, of the British Moen% Lord Overettne, Lord Macaulay, Mr. C. Bobbege, Sir John Dierechol i Mr. "`• •'" " • - • . *some may in us: isemary, wig Promisor Finder. M. Muller is painting " The Trempertedea et a Thousand Irish Owls to the Plastations by Cromwell," and Mdli.. Hoes Bonham is bogy with s pismire el "Illgtaleall Drovers," to match her *Mrs of the "Pyre on Mule- Tits quality of rain which fell near Uedan is the put year, Tee ler rhea la any other year is the meat erhary. Ateortus to the Gsniewri Myna*, the ef ralu" up to the but of hurry het, tree 1144 kale. It ronsias le be eats wherber thb aeleiretry till M made up la one year er quad our eteueel years, whether *My. herbs keg ;aria& of shwa weeteutly buy ebterly writer, or rapidly by orcaelosal wry heavy felk with eaublerable Wends ef bright may dale. ..Rashse the Raid Way has adored tweatrive galena le le Paced la the heads its comiltios proms a trodiowl fat Ansa* Bloat, if Cbanintai, la order le Need shelf appeciati a at the haporleat mikes wadded by him to inlay tamale explorers weed host Blanc. The taitesosid Is to be pernaled r &haat ia the sane of the loyal Society. WILLIL—The 'win sod aim soildb se Sir Jams Neagreve, B.rt., lee ei Borwirp Pelt, Cileueseter, vas pays' Is Largos oa the Sik it Ifeleasey, UM, by the Rev. NZ WM= Lassalso lessanass, Dad, the bassaer, milks Nev. Nap Erase Elossusa, the ameseem no pre sway war seem soder 40,0101. Tl. bohd IMMO greed le der booker, the pressed lisseest-hie his slirsys to teat aersears sad arms of lisegnvs; hes bequeathed wand emaisies sod hides. The mike el lie pwawal SAMS he Isere I. his ewes., Pbi.p W7babilim. hi. Wes aleces, daeghlere et 1.1. We itiabord Ite sww , Ep , bed pever of depadtisa ewe the nide' of the Reis , under the aid el the het OE Thomas Neaps's, white he Ire dimmed le be gees le his said steam The A is of pee length, wady 200 folios, mad is dated W lad of J sly, 1942 ; tear Wu last codicils MI all dated ss ass day, the 19,h of Kay, LINK M. Nei sa the kb of Dassubar, 185 L-Tbs Irii d Übe Many Desbeas, lerwly of Clsphsweeenese, bee lee it Tunbridge W. arse asared M bean of sdadsherstioa. sad ahleitered r Ly Wide= Mary Dickies, Req. the lure, thew bake so er•rutar or midway Ivan ap plied. The was mese eider LANK Al saw sal latt to the bestlest. Thu are Nog yolk btttpetra; aim kiwis, t. 1118 Mewls( asks..:-.Glace Illteiwary isehey. 1001.; Irish Clive& Igheares.loBl.; Poland AN lissiaq, 2001.; City Kiedrom. ; Tashi* Ali 111WW8,11101.; Nabs Cases, UAL; Teeing air elm lea; Dowie E nogrbrotiort Safety, 101. Ohs have lei WSW No ibe teddy far Clothing Poor Pleas Chip. see. 11. wB4 whiob Is Tory short, and weiltaa as tern heMeisoret owl' acre pow re Wei legman; was side liehlarift drs,4 WI Mowry, UM. 111, stied • 1.8. Ilet at Fairest r, on, at lvishias..-Zsim. tread Leas Ars. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. The lionitsur of this day contains the following "A large military forage magazine (mayasin) at Vincennes was burnt yesterday evening. Two thirds of the stock of hey and straw were consumed. The lose is estimated at 200,000 franca.* (nom ova OWN 001 PARIS, PIIDAT ITINTXII. The idea that the Conference, summoned for the purpose of settling the affair of the Moldo- Wullachian election, will attempt to meddle with the thorny Italian question is now definitely aban doned ; but the rumour of the day is that Francs England, Russia, and Prussia are agreed to ask Austria to consent to a special conference with a view of considering what reforms it may be practi sable to introduce into the Roman States, in order to prepare the way for their evacuation by foreign troops. Scarcely any reavonable hopes are entertained of good from such a meeting. The only possible basis of a serious negoti ation would imply the entire renunciation on the part of France and Piedmont of the main part of their project, namely, the expulsion of Austria from Lombardy and Venice. That question, which is the vital one at Turin and the sine qua non of the offi cial French pamphlet, will not, it is abundantly certain, be submitted under present circumstances to any congress to which England, Prussia, and Aue tria are parties. It seems pretty clear from the pastel tenor of the German news that the articles to the official journals of Berlin and Vienna do not speak the real sentiments of the Austrian and Prussian governments, but are the result of orders gives to speak France fair for the present, to accept ea dame every conciliatory expression ema nating frees Paris, and to put upon the Emperor's speech a more favourable construction than ft really bears, in order that if matters should come to extremities the German powers may stand well with the world, and be able to point to their conduct as exhibiting a disposition to treat upon any reasonable buffs. I have before me a fuller analysis than the telegraph gave of M. Boors recent circular note to the German courts. It is said to be in complete opposition to the pacific articles of the official journals, and represents the situation as most alarming. The cabinet of Vienna regards war as almost inevitable, and u an im minent event. The note expresser satisfaction that the German governments and peoples have shown themselves desirous of repelling any attack upon the Asetrian possessions in Italy which are gnerasteed by treaties. It recapitulates the events of the commencement of the century and expresses a asaileisat hope that a repetition of an epoch of each sad memory is not now possible. Looking to the eventnalities al war it expresses a desire that the German governments should frankly state their opinions and the course which they would be disposed to follow in given contingencies. The dispatch concludes by saying that the question is not yet ripe to be laid before the Diet of Frankfort. The Nord waa seised to-day—an unusual event, SUMO this journal gives a steady and valuable sup. port to the French government. The Times wu detained for some Mars at the poet-Milos to-day, on account of some playful re marka about the senate, which is at this moment charged with the high duty of voting in secret con clave an increase of pay to the primes and prinoesses of the imperial family. It was ultimately decided by the authorities that the pleasantry was not enffl- Mostly grave to warrant the confiscation of the jeemal. The &tree has been very unsteady. The rumour of an Italian congress caused • slight rise, but the highest quotations were not sustained, and the Rents closed weak at yesterday's price, &Hr. for ark sad also 68fr. for aeeoaat, being • rise of 100. Mobilier nee 9fr. 75c. Railways were from lfr. to 3fr. higher. By order of Marshal Valliant, Minister of War, the active battalions of the various oorps of the army of Paris are to be increased to 760 tea, making the strength of each regiment of infantry, 1,600 own. The rumour that General Lamoriciere had offered his services to the Emperor in cue of war is now revived. NAPLES. JUSSEILLES, Fa,. 18. Advises from Nsples to the 15th inst., state that the Xing will in too saffeting a condition to be transported to Caserta. The Genoese papers speak of the formation in Piedmont of bases (cadres) for nine regiments, to be oomponsd of volunteers from other states, SERVIA. The proclamation ironed by Prince Milos& Is as follows: Noble oboe nd dear tretluee,—Your sid Rapider inked Is "gam la the wrist of you; sad ha sadaas wbb he ham *Cry that MEN country which he ibilverd wbh you trees enamors. Fate, whops, decided that we amid bar beta Wady year without ashy ash War la saw that we might be borer &egoists& Whoa area& I whited to see ray oradry, sad you bar boa as ma ora territory like Sons orphans. Thanks to a merciful Carton, my Ito hae Aso preserved al order that wa r who bays waver bees separated I. boort, might again car together. Yoe, my faithful oboe, have sera rimed me, through the thasehtina of St. Andri, to the digalty of Ilorwlitory Pao of ger* with ass Mealier, rights whisk had hoes lbramrly grated to the Obeenaltolt dreary by the hard srearbf hood to thatallatt. la psalm by this proclorstios, ay w•11-19knoll sabse, I gab awn Ma me that burg my his my only abject OH be le otaselidete its harems sad lb pabritity, es I fa my yea& period all object of be daversom 1 will debar up this padres rhodium to my eon, the hpl heir to the Berries throe lad year fare chief, Pram MiasaL I trust in Providers dist my faith , fal &Mae area will is the future sagrat me sad my warm with the man attest love that has hitherto std is to the liappbssa, the glory, and the obis aide of the Sonia nabs& aelifssessi reeedui that the inteDigeuee hem ■apd is Meat on ens point of historical Interest. esamly, the sittings sweated by the mart end arkAocreey daring vs mat *torts "An swot What nobles Ltliswed ilia Boor bon mimeo over the header, while even Um moat agonies at the &uses w matoisd in hie ezi!e by the prosonas lemerl and ►igbiora **meats. But &reboots, it would appear, landed in Jemelos with one single balsa - eon I Can it be possible that the itaytia2 ati.to, racy oasserhiel ao Mossy a intrach of otiose' te se to damn its rooster? Did the Dukes of Marmalade sad Cosmos forsake/ the sovereign who wind Asa le each savory &mike ? When did tires WOO wsellers, Maras! tie Dello of Trea-Deakeu sad Primes lawns Japol-Eceil hide themselves la *to bow of red t Inlet au the sits ode of sheeted's tithed champions of Um Moltke court—Bates. Bobo mod Clesbon, Comte Pest-'has end liele-Trea, Duke Lamonosie, sad seesores r The Univers welly proposes that existing &- homes between Trams and Austria aboald be anbinintril to •e arbitration at tba Pepe! Az esti& Is the last number at the Reno dee Der rears, visaed V. de Kars, mad wade! "De ringlet de L Mahe dew les mass ()whooshing" h mahatma le the Inset the him M Jd w ie Dr. Unary in Wm elected a Ford's Hassasty Manta it the Awaken Ai ademy of Arts sad Women " 1 tie dies it Natural and Phydoloikal eeleasee sad dr motion Botany." to 111 the vacancy ocemelsand by as doe of Robert &M. ITALY. -*- SARDINIA. CROY 01;1 07,14 CORRZAPONDMa TURIN, Fss. 16. The Sardinian Government presented to the Chamber this day an act for prohibiting the removal of forage and corn across our Lombard frontiers. This is in retaliation of Adstria's forbidding the exportation of horses. In a few days Count Carper will also give notice to Austria, that he does not intend renewing the treaty concluded with her end renewed more than once, for the mutual extradition of deserters or refractory conscripts. For years past a cue has rarely occurred repairing the application of the treaty; and indeed, since the constitutional government has been in force, no de serter has ever been delivered up to Austria. It sou so managed that when an individual did cross the frontier, he was immediately conveyed to France, Switzerland, or elsewhere. But now the matter is getting most serious. The desertion of Austrian soldiers le no longer of rare occurrence, and that of refractory conscripts still leas. Within the tut fortnight more than four hundred young men have come over with the intention of enlisting in the Sardinian army. They aro not all Lombards and Venetians, some being Tuscans, and there are arrivals from other quarters. Everything seems to indicate that the number of inch volunteers will rapidly in crease, should war continue to be regarded as oer tan. We have had within these two or three days not a few who belong to the noblest and wealthiest families of Italy—men saoh as Miohiel of Venial, or the Marquis Del Venue, of Milan. On account of all this, the government can do no lees than notify to Austria its intention of discontinuing the treaty. You have seen in the pamphlet of " Napo leon 111. et l'ltalie," the fact confirmed that I have several times stated to you, to the effect that the Emperor of the French had often awed certain plans of reform to be submitted to the Pope, and bad solicited Austria to join France in inducing the Pontiff to accept them. I did not, however, conceal from you the circumstance that I did not comprehend why the imperial government persisted in le-submitting such projects of reform, or why it required their aossptanoe and execution, seeing that Napoleon lIL has a personal knowledge of the Roman court and its invincible antipathy to every kind of liberal reform in Its temporal adminis tration. Since the publication of the above-mentioned pamphlet, and the revelations it makes of the Empe ror's design to place the Pope at the head of the Italian confederation, I am compelled to add, that I do not thoroughly comprehend now the intentions sad hopes of the French government. The Pope, yea way rely on it, will decline the honour of being chief of the Italian confederation, jut as he will refuse France or England, or any other power, to n eonates's:a his government and administration in a liberal sense, precisely as he will also refuse to assist the emancipation of the Peninsula in any way. Rome will yield to nothing but force. Hence you may waive how impracticable Lord Derby's ideas are about reforming Italy whilst maintaining Austria in bar paineinions and commencing with the Papal States. The only practicable mode to England for ambit war, or regulatiag and controlling it, is by allying hermit more closely with France, thereby • g upon Austria with the whole weight of united diplomatic and military power. Should Austria yield, we shall have peace. Should els rear, wh t he n we shall have war, localised and peak:able to Italy alone. The newemengets persist in repeating that the Bing Victor Emmanuel is going to marry. Having ascertained that he could not wed the widowed Prince, of Leucbtenberg on account of her mega natie marriage with General Strogonoff, they now talk of her daughter, a girl of eighteen. There I. not a syllable of truth in the entire so position. The preparations for war are carried on here with out relaxation, and no expense is begrudged. It is the mime beyond the Ticino and the same beyond the Alps. The Archduke Maximilian was on the eve of departing; but instead of him it is General Gielay that has gone to attend a new council extra ordinary of superior odious at Vienna. BOARD os TRAM, WRITZHALL, Fah. 17.—The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and nustations have recolved, through the &ere boy of &ate for Foreign Aida, • espy of a &spat& 6011 M • Meacries abbot at Lilo" morti. dun the Pear guess mammon has mina btu • esetmist vita am Ifer angle Rake Ciseepsny for • &Mon guest to hare Wien cm the 12th of every month Sr. the vets of Bt. Michael, Tanaka, St. George, end Payal, and oa the 6th of every month for dm set Bt. Jog°, Bt. Thomas, Ambru, Lout* sad Mossamedos. —Ronk. BOARD OP TIMM WRITIRALL, Fah. 17.—The • t Res. the Levis at the Canashass of Privy Council for Trade mid Plantations have toodvad, through the filero tary of Mate for the Colonies, on mart from a dead& tnna tae Gomm. et Brkla Columbia, stating that the port of Veto* in Vancouver's Wend, Is declared th• part of miry for British Columbia aril anungameate hoot been mode to collect dodos at some point on Frasses Gala& lihrraoroirran BOAZD Or WOlll. The weekly aerie( of the Metropolitan Board d Woks was beld atepley at ; Mr. J. Therese in the chair. The Omed statement slowed harms under the follow. fag hide:--(kneel escour, 23,2711. Os. dd • Corr prim approaeb, 421,0611. Ile. ltd.; Seathwark rd Wee. nelerse temarausiestice, 24.6371. la. N; Victeria-perit sm. pre* lla. 10d.; Pombarrpsark, Ma. 114., maim hotelefloo,476l. Ile. lid Ma. briars bre- Wed was not of sufficient public interest to tell fee • topmt. FALL ram Doran CLll7.—On Thursday after noon • Me boy about nine years of i r sy s i r g of the earener wren% at th e 60th Rides, while an the edge Of idis Oki, Immiediautly la front of the try Mite pound, ersMg , "seed hitealf and fell. Akre* the the 5ee ,......,e1p0s is h • '..;.,0g lair at the de hof 70 feet arts pt Yd we, rue broker bat he afterwsrds roiled dome to the garden to the rear of Mr. Tharp's hoar la &roar ree. Be was hamalletely token to tie Military Horger, 'el le ender the skilful care of the surge, of that arellehrent, doing well. Strange to soy, no boaes IMO either broke& or dislocated, an 4 the per Bre blew escaped wits • slight seelp wound, and bruleen—Deeer Cheer& LUTE OF ML BAYOU STUTCIIIIUIT.—We have tide week to newel the death, sale • my short Union of Mr. demirl leatelebory, who for tory years most efficiently the dike of carrot at the Bristol Philosophies' kr , tare, Per-stnet. Mr. Btatchbetry's saketille stands ' mere were of ea rurally high ordrr. He we, born In Lemke on the 16th Jamey. 1748, and commenced hie prolerieaffil die at the Royal College et Bergman Lars% where be wee saccared by Protegee Orr; be wee ter in ISM, appolat4 nate:Milt to an expedition Itted eat by the Peel& Per Parry Compel to New Bork Wake and the Polynesian lake. On hi. rotors, after ea steer ed several be received his appoint ment r meter Si the Insutation, winch post be aceried far about twenty yore. At the end of that time he was engaged by geresimmet as genkoricel and Word sue. toyer to the colony al New Beath Wales. He direly ern read the gold dreier of Vlore sad that a4ony, end reassed to the country shoat two year and • ball ago, hie heal* loving entered • pod deal from the fatigue end ex posure be bed nattergese. In pirate life Mr. we mesh trend for hie eaglet social quali l t= l a culthand powers of couversatioli, sad his posereion of Ur permed modesty which is always found to erompany tine reins. He wee • Fellow of the trologinal Soc., Ari d ite of the Unseen &dry, hoer. amber of the Toth Ph 4 Ica ram boa. member of the Bristol Philo befits, ion, lii member of the British Air drie, boa.oortesponding member el the Royal Geologies' &arty el Cornwall, bon. comeepoading member of the Royal Academy d Turin, dd.—Bristol lifereury. MIMICS 111 Tali TaIIPLL—Ah ! Yea should all live in the Temple. Ben Johnson's Nereid did not keep War Ana um we de. An await, new to Load., re mkt be lieve skarn MOO bie iSf_llllll% led intantready le base begun to pie end pie& Yoe twe ealantei, Lettz rpern peenl e manly perelysed, believing an Mop ba d e... .. . The seat seensat— " Prom mesemenee be. frames All Bortosa's soldiers were ante—" lberybeiy abet bl by alatethe they seeM by kit se eat tea el Wm wild here.. with • traitor. Ow ellie rue we Marilee up Beaverk-otreet, while the ether law pith the heath* lb ere= mat st ints the river, while lb hely wee 4thiprei up to the Mtn. la bet he iliteppearel hes et eag ism —library eintide. Bus Lexcesitizz ReiterAL—Tlts half early martin we 1414 rowdy, et Bey' Kr. DVODALII all the that. As thong ot the helf-yeerly mat sad et:ste mma actheate he• shaggy appeared I. the Zoom The absinthe herb( cothaethed ea the mime item of the overt, mediated by movbg Ite ethiplea, white era iced to without bans ice. end !he reareateed dividends, wish • divides/ et 4 per amt. per 88111111 ea the welaery Moth, wove thebeed, male ea the 14 Plearb. The directors mete rweiseteel, eed ea the esetemale ilki thal tie ebareheldta oaaatittee is, the embed= et satatare, Mr. J. Wrists,' we .heed madam ik pbee of Claptaia Harrbea, deemed. Tb we et 141. wee voted is the eampray • berevaket toad aid the alestles emeladed *el • w. .t Soft to the eh-lees. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.-(THIS 194 F.) This forenoon tho lima half-yearly minting of the proprietors of the Great Northers Renew sae held et the Loudon Timers, Mr. EDMUND MINNOW, In the chair. . . _ — fie report Ina already been published is Worst. The Lithium available for dividend on the thickset and A and B stocks amounted to 147,0364 11,. bd., and the directors re commended a dividend at the rate of 61. 2s. 6d, per cent. per annum, for the half-year, on the original undivided stock sad upon the A and B stocks together, .at the same rate. Ti. original s ock will then have received, for the year 1868, U. Ila per o'er. ; but the balance carried to next half-peat is may DM We. The Cuatzsax in moving tie adoption of the report, adverted so the fac t that it contained en appendix giving the names of the subserfbers to the St. Jerlldlell c.hurch, Don. caner. He wee happy to say the building hod met with the approval of the Archbishop of York, svelte the attendants every Sunday was men numerous. He was in the habit of jouung in tee service, and he could tear testimony to the good which it had done and wee doing. With re gard to the brines, part of the report he KU not aware that he could add anything to the information which it contethed. There had be.. ma addition to the capital aeeoeat of 46,6061. 6s. 71. Ties expenditure had become necessary to mast the wane. of the traffic in the thew of building and sidings?. The gross iceman in the half year's revenue, as shown in the report, was 12,6001., but it was eight he should tail them that the actual roes Increase woe snarly 20,9001, though it had been reduced to the Bret mount by circumstances explained in the report. The blame wee sa , i.factory, and he saw se reason why it should lot cen time in future half-yam ; bat not perhaps to themes extent se 'otiosely. It was however, the opinion of very good /edges that If railway companies generally would only cane N an understanding to work am cably together, the Maio amid not fail to improve. The prospects el trade IMO most cheering, and only let the great companies . remain at peace and th e dividends must inevii ably we. Lot them avoid unnecessary expendi ture, and famine all legitimate economy, and railway pro perty would non stand upon a aisle end solid foundation. The proprietor* were aware that by the decision of the Court of Cheney the holden of B shares stood in the position of mortgagees, aid in future they would have to re olive their six per cent. half-yearl, the interest to become ineemdatire, should the receipts of t each year not besofficient le woke app the whole six per teat. The directors had intro theme/ • lea into parliameat he power to construct a chart fiesmffie he elect a better communication with the North Leniestedthe the purchase of a email plot of land abut ting ea Biffiles-lane. That scheme would pot the Groat lffierreemith Obi Kidleed, and the Maecheeter, Sheffield, and Useeksablerr, sick their thibutarke in direct onnetheimeden with the Ewe end Wiwi India, aid Cocurnerciel Decks. H. wee rejoiced to say that the depute with the Leaden end North Western was at an end, and arrange ments had been weds whe, with the sandlot of puha =as Lamp* and rter traffic would be equitably ted. The directors had at lengih =acceded is Me whole of the Sheffield atieion sad Ettfis, exhaset k :d the topics that report, it reilealeed ptietan bed every reason to baps in future for iocresead chvideade. Mr. O. H. Paces, the deputy-chairman, i melon for the adoption of the report. Mr. EVOKES gave the directors credit fee being &altered by the best modem is the management of the property ; but he iherald never have unlimited confiners."' is them until they eland the capital account. He should' therefore po res • resolution for ghat perpow„or presiding that no future loptaillbra should ? d ie t in capital account with a = vile from t e from the He believed there were poetic= the company's bill before puha -4=istidiesubill.steeTroeirto°lththee ap Xo a rrtht ~ ..... • ...., lip elbsirman reeponilble for the Wok" tibia the amp bad cat rid me with the London sad Math Western, sad be weephined that the hon. newegal their of very much in ,ems spiel end Imes the same principle se the Jimpine at thinned' governed France. Peace or war rested, II aggiered, with the merman; end se regarded Zoom it append pease re war rested with the will of one mere. He °Weaned bathe preteedings which had taken *coin Mermen to the Drearear dank, end deal. red that he bed been de ceived in glebe his essuet to the agreement with the Shef field end tieeter. He ewer thought he wee giving his sweat to the peredwee of anal., and math g certain nesevedone in 'hem of the Manchester Campany. He wanted to thew whether the company had obtained the free boa et dr Mehl& at UAW ? eecocdel the TheCialemaxtaid no ; hot La 26,0001. they had se cured the pargateal right of win a good station inateed of egoadleg 00,0001. in the erection of a meth km ornmentet Initaantott contawred with Yr. Hoots in that the mental orateat matte be he dosed. The Loselt ki Z North Wanton had pseud a tosolatioa to that effect. Yr. Gamut also complotad of the duress practised by tha Amon, sod sossatad tho outlays= capital account ✓od the soonooss ass roast In law thaws. Ka SCOTT salacorasol Ids imitation le mote the following readatica ths meeting rewire the director', fa ✓afts( oat thin &Tithed innards for the halt year, to saute to dr B' stork holders the propriety and amity of surrasertag kr the Writ of the 'A "took thole. Wal den& noshed and.. SO dahion ci kb* Vice-Chenoollor." amOtto* Mr. Jostrn Wthsow coseasalei upon the Items in the beleseirsbeet, roassidng that it was ssatawbat extraordinary that 390,179 t. eiesald be down as " can sad securities." without stating bow oesthwae ask and bow math ssoorkies. Mores won pet down at des enormous sans of 196,0401. GM, and 12,0001. for bona eta*. Thee how looked wiry vZ Mr. MOZOAN. gas auditor. attuned tbAt tbs toes Ea tles sore is two shads up was not satisfactory; bet hthst dotal ovoid be obtained at the offices. The Met hug embraced South Yorkshire shares, upon the eiCW the directors bad raised money. 'h itt. JOU= Wuaow sold it was quit* clear that dm aosonah wary "cooked." eiiiftuitiard7.4o., CserzteAs replied, clawing comps. teen between the Great Never, n accounts end those of South Yarkalure, of wide Mr. Wilson was the auditor. The acteaste al the two onagesies wen mast up en the use plan, old the aerh and esearitiser is the or were Kull to the other. Mr. Wars comple!sell that the secrete wee farina [Kr. Written—We.] Wilson amid the eaceante were ce.ta. Now, when be rid r lark of the Soar 'fakirs scooside es a Sloth York• sire iseele& Kr. Wire took bin ire the Courted Qessere Br e for it. (A rash.) Replying is Mr. Nichol aq be bed withheld niers/ from the wet es Ile Mearester tad Sitedrid we rent. As he diger shoat th e A and B hie advice to the pusgelslas vas tort the mater drop. bye-gases be T r b rr im put wee that adopted unasimosely, after whir the divided we declared, sad the starlet directors end auditor rtorsoted. Mr. Charlie Tenho, of Liverpool, wee elected a Warr, In Yr room of Mr. Wetherell, of Lintain. A mohair laving rehears to the capital wows having been disposed oL the proceediap closed with h that usual cora plimestary Tuts to the chairman. Captain Crofton, C. 8., the Brander of the new gesso for the hestroent of (omelets to Ireland, of whoa meow Lord Culls* the lets Lord•Lkoteeent of Balm% spoke eo highly to the Limped westing of the Society for the Prentatko of Saga Science, in October last, is abost to visit Mr. Coossaisskosr ail Mr. li ill baa invited a large party of ladies and gentlemen t 3 meet Captain Crofton, surd Mr. Barwick Baker, et Hardwick' Court, whole refonnetorg bas been so effective in this neighbourhood, for the purpose of bearing those gentlemen explain their course of firmed. leg. The meeting, we understand, will take Otos at Mr„ _ _ CcTounisaioner now, in thn Ginicihall, on Monday *vain next.—Briaga Mowry. Mr. Charles Bindlay, well known as a writer of nmay yam' minding on ~ subjects, under the eon de plow et " Hem Hisrever," died at Brighton loot emir, in hY aliztrthird year. Be wee, we believe, originally an Asa in the army. Aa accident occurred the other night at the Theatre Royal Toth. It the sew ballet of brie a lofty bridge pee way sad two male dancers were rather merely Mu t. A telegram from Turin, dated Thursday, says : ..11ealle. Victotre Balls made law appearance at the Theatre- Regis, as Amine in the limoomobola, with the molt Milli's'. mesa At the end of each sot she was calkd three times hire the footlights." Tag LUICIRST STEAM Haman IN THE WORLD* —Yesterday, than was sent from tie works of Mesas. K. Werrieon and Co., ef this town, tte largest et am barman in England. It is coastracted upon Mr. Morriesn's patent pra t:4os, suds for the Mena anal sad Forge Company, Liver. pool. The total height is 21 fest, and the width - Lemma the haws lilt. din. The eller height from the to the un derside of the hams is Wt. tin. Ihe hammer herb 16 . n. die eastar, sad Mt Meg, and Is made I I steel, with the piste% which Is Ma. diameter. forged fame solid Ores—the harasser bar flernisi a solid mass of steel wrigbiog above 7 tans in the. flaishea Mesa with a stroke or clear fall of 61t. The genii( lee Torii* it is very simple : it consists of a single tar, white `the bend .lay competent engiaemaa is amply. an& Edna to radar the hugs mess obt diem t, the slightest whh tithe fargensa. The cylinder is 36in. diameter. sad weigtse. flashed, above 8 Inas; the two fumes weigh Id tons. Ths beware who in he pleat will stand upon an immense mess of east km weed, and stone, 32ft. long, late. wide, and pft. gsep, The hemmer is intended for preparing the steel (Kr.Cley'spateat proms) for being rolled into piatea, whist ere now hsesming so extensively used fir shipouf ding sad sem yantsma In widths to this h war, llemser Mortises and Os. i.e. in MUT' d minafaotore a 6-lea hammer and e3-ton hammer for thehaerial Remiss amt. Them stake six heir' ommusated by the rensrs.ll. *MUM he that patemanwat within the lag two yam— doody shrift that Oa daralspwat of Ramona measles. tares s chugs dais si the attention of that govern. aro. Uses. Illeselma me also ecastructing a Sews boossmo ter Elam W. 0. Arteetrong and Ca., far the Midiglllo et IS& Amardreag's famous wrought hen ads pas. Other hammers of lus si see being Dade an the snalta.—Arewessas Chroafirk.