The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-10 00:00:00

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Ha- Olsson has, like other Members of the Roues cif Comnicas,bsen giving his constituents an imperant cif his stewardship daring the past year, and sesking tram them a renewal of that confidence with out whisk • male, representative, no matter what hie to re his virtues, cannot hope to ingrain mash inflame over the murals of the Legislators. As the sass who perhomed sespisadinUy the most sioil act of het Bosnian, the Right Hon. Gentleman was in an mrpeelal seatuier entitled to ask the verdict of pablic opinion on his conduct. We return to Parliament for Aahton-under-Lynn but a kw weeks before, was in Rai $ significant proof that public feeling was not in 111111101 l with the policy which may be said to have comisted in diplomatic dallianee with foreign deepo thm, ensi unworthy preference at home of oligarchic imothirnme, and exclusion of unconnected worth and seeektency. The Member for Aphton eo int/a:- prole& the sentiments of the country, when he originated the memorable vote of censure on Lord CCUMIDON*II omiasion to maim fit. WALZWILI'I 411SpStelt. General approval of that vote anmis takeably followed; and all that remained to oom piste the iiatory of the transaction waa the formal and Anal entering op of judgment in the =attar by the people of Ashton-ander-Lyn*. The greater portion of Mr. Citeacia's address is de voted, however, to thoughts of the future rather them gratalations on the part. We regret that on some piste of no inconsiderable moment we are compelled to differ very decidedly from the right honourable gentleman. He has thought lit to go somewhat eat of his way to read a lectors is the Libend Pros of Great Britain oo its mode of per forming of late one of its most reeponeible duties. Le the foes of all that has happened lately in Europe fee the extinction of liberty in act, speech, and thought, and regardless of the unprecedented fact in our history, that while one est of oar lordly rulers do all but homage to absolutism in France, another set would flag us into the arum of the rival absolutism of Austria—Hr. Olsson would hen es dumb. We may disapprove if we will ; only it west not be is print. We may lamest if we like, if we only dint not to care. We may shudder at the Freepost el sew entanglements gr **plata and the grimes of Arraign tyranny against the lives end liberties ef astimm bet we mast net protest beforehand, lave he that vague and general souse to which a busy and peeetisal people never give heed. If the Member he Ambles te sincere, se we believe him to be, is theism. he has so often expressed of non-inteeilemles emtiasatal affairs, he ought to rejoice at whitlow tends to deter competing factions in high *gm from committing themselves too deeply in the be tripes of entegooist despotisms. No roan ought to know better by this time how valuelses MA hew vine is the retried device of thrusting one's beediate the bush, in the hope that no harm will come to vs. If nationally we are to stand aloof eves he a time from the jealeissiee and quarrel.' of our awe power ful esiglibears, we moat have some droop, meths sod better reason than the carrying oat of the ladle. Grimiest* Peace principle—sae which has the asseliaal fault that it is imprestkable, and, is the d common muse, no *wipe, at all. Ms. Oman lam undertaken to give us • piste et 0319169 t we beg to reqvite is kind. la dam& Weirs he is generally an excellent pad eine I bet his Armee himself to the. Is ihmiga albs be les almeeklaveriablychosen the noseesses. fel sad tbkaappabr Me 1 let him nohow them in Meer Dot if be will am be &dried, let him be of this—that infilinentiase is cot in the nisi, mad Isolation is not is the power, of liaglead. A and predeet reserve may eftemdims be bee duty, la ease that she may eflimidweig threw her eapellied weight late the right swab 1 bet eke sea army mei to have a vivid interest, somMy, semasreldly, sad politically, in the freedom of asighbesetag satisasi end while ohs hes • F 369 hits it will madam le say se. We gladly tore to sear tepees in which we lea emeelme able to sonser with Mr. Gramm. Nothir em be mere inesibeiteey er :edema than his Timis of Rearm If those of the Liberal party who wean iadividailly paler bat a slight chugs will at epee to seep eat • little tester, sad if those who desire to go all berths will sot. for company's ohs, apes to go • part of the way together. these is little chance of anything being accomplished by either esetioa or both. Awl it may se tell oat that in the 1ii94133066 and demlietions of the praise hest, the deciaion of this greatest of goading my peso- Uglily be left with these who have hmetotese bus sal, bemire as elistroottves to pogrom If the Whip de sot speedily show some symptoms their esasehitiosal time be We teepee bum bawd by the air of appetkkm, therl assinelly have to regret it whoa it is too later Oa the ether hand, it is palpable that thaw who maid by to provost say Bill bag mobd, by , mein up balks in the mane, we native Meade to Bien. It signifies little what the lons of the indispensable weesiest way be : • matelot it is, sad sot a gamine tint of utility sad worth, Uit is at tamped to be imposed se as semeatig amelitiss by • wiletrity of the Liberal panty. We we he miring fm all that is wasted, sad be %Abe all we ma get, Tam Immo Tlll 11111•13 X IPTILAT•GaIt "mu VadeltZ•i i r 4 "fiali__ I . l 4 k ttr•VMl4 W. Da -•ad • D•l3ollras - - 1 - v WYLY -01mmare M. Tme 11111- DAT. NUM MI. amil o.lLanarOsusiseria4 11 Mk RSERESS, FRIDAY EVEN that Is in itself mead and goad. If 41116114111 VI i Rill, when produced, appears to am majority of the popular con•titnencies to be • deloriggeem ear% —out with it by all means, and itrfointhers t rj Bat let no attempt be mile," ink or now, to paralyse all legislative action by any cabal, jr• bond, or oovenant to oppose any and every esseettro, no matter how good in other respects, if it does Mt contain some pet clause or embody some ilvserite idea. Parliamentary Reform is, of all qpiegiens, that which ought not to be dealt with in e." sectional spirit or upon partial grounds. The 1 errantry at large ought to be fairly and fully con- I salted as to what it will take and what it will not; and we sincerely hope that it may. On the question of the Ballot Mr. Otilsos's sts.te meats are decisive and clear. He rightly regards '.t as vital to freedom of election in • oonntry like this, where so vast a variety of social influences, so many real powers exereind by °wools of property over 1 labour, by landlords over tenants, and by customers over tradesmen, combine to prevent the open vote from being a true expression of the inward will— conspire to make one of the most important acts of political life dangerous, if honest, and only safe when , base. We an glad to observe that Mr. GIBSON de precates the recently fashionable mode of arguing from other *sentries to our own in the matter of the Ballot. We have as ample case made out for secret voting ia ear own country, without going elsewhere for examples. The great secret reason against secret voting is a distrust of the consti tuencies ; a distrust esesiderably increased by the habit of arguing from the American " rowdy" to the English artisan. There are two other points of cardinal importance on which Mr. GIBSON talked exceedingly good mese: the exosenve amount of oar military and naval estimates; and the corrupt distribution of political patronage. Why the military and naval expenditure of this country should be maintained at 21,000,0001. a-year is a ques tion that mmt be urged vigorously by the Liberal party when Parliament meeta—bet which will never be premed with due effect till Relbrm hra destroyed is the House of Commons the preponde rance of that elms who are more interested in up haling than in diminishing this expenditure. On the ether point—that of the distribution of patrainge Mr. GIBSON shows himself duly alive to the W reathes of giving no quarter to the old and Inveterate evil of personal influence, under its new Mm of what is called limited Competition, bat which is really Nomination in disguise. He mese and states plainly what is wanted : "the " power, without staking my Lord This or That for " a favour, to be able to eater the names of condi " dates, and that those who prove themselves to "be duly qualified, should have appolithosab; SI S. " matter of right." In a word, her for the system of free Competition—" la carrier* ~arts aux " lane —as opposed to Patronage on the ems hand and Nomination on the other. It is this system of filling cams by family and political ieflessee which mast. and naturally will, be one e>t tie most vehement objects of attack is a Re formed Home of Commons. The working cheers have a most real and substantial interest in the oven' throw of a system which has done more than almost anything else to preclude them from the enjoyment of what is among their most incontestable rights. " A free field for all and no Wear," is a my it which the intelligent working classes of English. men have a deep interest, and it is well to find that en influential politicise like Mr. GIBSON has pledged himself to take an active part in the long struggle that moat galas before that cry can be victorious. Ebe (nun. OSBORNR, Dac. 9. Her Majesty's dinner party yesterday included Primes Aka and Cowden Blucher, who arrived on a visit. Doopodeer wore moat from dr Ookodol-odloo yesterday le doo Clavoisra of Goyim, Hoag Hoag, Wawa, club liaa- Air, sad Maga. The Earl and Countess of Wicklow bass arrived at their beams la Ceveatilah-equare, from their seat is Inland, vs mote to than residence at Brighton, for Q• winter. The Earl and Coantos Grey are patting the mere et Haan Hal, Northumbrian The Hon. Sir John Bligh, X.C.8., and Mies Bligh salved at s Boni yonsedsy, So be pram! at the rawness of the cl Dultion's drew". Sir John rstnrsal last ininies to Issidgess. The Right Hon. Sir lan and Lady Pakington will lathe the Ad:ability to-morrow for Westwood Pub, Woriethwebka Sir Charier Kaightley, Bart., socompaaied by his daughter, the Ewa. Yrs. Gege, let town yesterday, for him twat, Pawsley Park, Dawnstry. The Right K... Edward Ellie* has left town on I • via to Ss liaf of llama at h oat ta Detain. Lord Broeihset hee left Pair for hie neat at Omer alma lb farlolip purposes assialai amen axe* Woo tlo opsabg at Nrillamaa. The Han. Frederick Brea, brother of Lord Ml* Os Umiak Ur the bury et Tria-dr, will, r we start ore were sr*, he the AM Baba Malobr Pater. lb. Itanholl ma roompaay Ido aboloa, bat stay I. ea toarior ray.—Thaia Th. Zweig and the Prairie rater the filbabe row* We aro aababal r ars bat the asp roli abet sogarof Irt *tat fa dr Obi, qua al fran itr. leresee elks, Is NO* isay, se each erreendiare herby Wow pleas Newer Lad Illekertimy aai i ,...arat d neer" A emiemporary states that ministers will ands, Is • Garr Cause, WM Wig, 'Warr suldsws man Its awed by dr ewsranni Is Os Minds Tar im* Calladl. Sir Statint H. Henke.* Bast, ems of the am h .6r Ms lemegh, fa ssememes win a mud by dr wanalserr the Sidnai Issersdin dawn arras% as Tuns, ersisr Lin es Onwards" r beam Oa Tuesday sight, Ur. Baxter, delivered a Smarr to r. Psw MMas avail, r " Isisradies," az. Darer M.P., Is the air. N. bassath will deliver two oratims in the Leo tens Km, Dray, ea r• wands r Tbssiday see Patsy seat Thi 111.biss 01 VIZ LoiD MAYOII.—We meal log* swat to her that dieldues Di.M Willisme Wire, andrabotsd Lard Major et Lewis, to welltelde bed dem billopeoldseL El' kohl* vs wader . iteed. yea edeedbe • bear ha exsairdat with W blebs Add permits le tie Kaaska-hone, as Pik', idea be or Mad v •it a prays* ✓ depulgol Iths et Ids ease odd dr re at be debt data The lewd Meyer arm aogyeyed to bit private raided' at logolders, glum be lase shod bra eselhaed to hi bed, I led &beg. he hoe beg* bas resteged w derobemess. be light as ad be w wig plebe, • risenelde ammeksibia at lb, &reit ibbegibes von awls as lb beiblif• aboorous reledws sad UNA la Cabins bur. God syripaasy is La dr sod N, why till Ms babes the lad Kam .a• less sitar W dedelea is the belied pest et lesser lobleli soidd bo imams& spin his by bis blow-obibisa, let helps ae abatibeill Oil lb isrloWs 11101111 te2 trim alp of • aggesoory dieusede. The Mow;M le Mood, we buoy* as by crer =Nike @beg Ws edgedti lbeedied *quid taw esei be Ms bum bibilkise by bly melba sombabe ben Mime ay part bi badbas bio am else UM Dolby bb • 'abbe be. 1161 ate am* Ms IL W. Oaks a. It b asilopossk ass rib bourn ▪ faibuybill Olnulaital 1164 hp, 7 ° l OF iRANEr e —el l - Cat strriluariva - PARIS, PIXDAT 11.101KINO. Illonitatr publishes the monthly returns of the Leak of France to yesterday, Dec. 9. We give the msst important items, with the corresponding Sens of kat month en regard: Dee. Nov. Coin's., balm, Paris 262,890,488 229,976463 Dlw illis bench banks Dos 81081,83061, Pins 199,077,764 .... 204499,217 left bona bale NiW ass elecalseise, Paris and 687,340,326 .... 690,844,026 I Thing, deposits Pelvis Egos* Paris 149,264,786 .... 136,667,806 Mele lima beaks Advessosi ssi public securities 40,087,600 39,887,200 Ditto by Wink beaks Ailnessedeaseihrey securities 63,100,000 .... 48,793,400 Das Uwe basks 1b edsi and bullion present the important biomes of 1,100,0001. sterling, and now amount to 22,170,0001. The notes in circulation have do weled 140,0001., and the discounts have decreased 19,0001. (11.011 0171 OWN PARIS, TUCUDAT EVENING. The Petrie publishes the following persgeset:. It Ire Nerd at the PAID de Alit; 644, tint papers (doariar) relative as lhe liostalembot oak beil boa lodged with the Regleerer onto Imperial Colt. Thitbreot will be heard very ea& L Perrot de Chowlito IPS It the presiding judge. It le trill OW tie judge eideldlet le lido ▪ report on the iris le lie eldkupertit x. Jidda Team& Boras people p me de re to may Ire tmildr, Ds& 11,11dr day died for the holibi. It is not yet katteti poolibely I/bother X. Chain CM Loge will la pram tempi es let of the Preensardersel. Alibis* tie 'Able speaks of the fact as if it were doubtful, I believe M. de Montalembert's appeal will prdtively be heard on December 21. English men way probably be glad to know how this court of appeal is esnatitoted. There are from forty to fifty judges in the Imperial Court, or Court of AppeaL These judges are distributed among five chambers, of which four are civil chambers, and the fifth, the one is question, bears appeals from the tribunal of Correctional Polioe. In order to keep the law as far aa possible uniform, to prevent the sersests chambers from becoming cliques, to obviate frequent collisions between one court and another, emit as we have sometimes seen in England between the Qesin's Beach and the Exchequer, or the Com ae, Pleas, the judges of them several chambers gsgferm a cheese magi in every year in Novem ber, • according to a system of rotation, the working of which, as far as I can learn, cannot in any direct way be jammed by the government. It follows that the Chamber of Correctional Appeals pew about to judge M. de Montalembert is not the MINI that has been sitting for the last twelvemonth. Ifif his jest been re-constituted, some of the old NOE =mining, and some having been introduced be. ths different civil chambers of the Imperial 000, of which they all form part. It is, however, esimpstent to the First President of the Imperial to preside in any chamber whenever he M. Detengle, it will be remembered, super . the ordinary president of the Assize Court on tic . swam of the trial of Orsini. It is sesehlased very likely that M. Devienne, who enuesdod IL Dilangis is the high judicial office of first president, will on this occasion be put forward to conduct the trial of Montelembert. He, am es* of the most recently appointed judges, is mile likely than any other to act upon M. Chain ffEed Ange's new doctrine that the duty of the bench U to cerement "not only the authority, bat the personal wishes of the Emperor." It will be seen, however, that this Court of Appeal is by a good many shades more respectable than the bench of inferior judges, of which M. Borthelin was presi dent on November 24. There will be at least seven, and probably nine judges, of whom some, in all .probability, ware appointed before the empire. Although they are all looking out for pro motion either to the Court of Caseation, or to be presidents of chambers, many of them may perhaps be impressed with the idea that I peat changed may take place before their turn Wald, in any event, come. They are irremovable their present relatively high position, and may pomolly value the good opinion of the bar and the public more than the chances of an immediate rise of salary. They would gain immense credit, both is France and Europe, if they were to have the courage to reverse the judgment, and it is just possible that the approbation of their own con sciences and of their countryman may be motives outweighing vulgar considerations of personal interest. I continue, however, to be of opinion that the government will not run the risk of another argument, bat will subunit to a defeat, varnishing it over in the best way they can to save appearance'. The Nord of Bruges* which, curiously enough, has lately assumed a tone of constitutional and friendly opposition to the French government on many points, contains, is its number of this day's date, a vary well reasoned argument showing that the prenatal.e pardon cannot possibly have had the effect of confiscating M. de liontalesibert's right to appeal. The right is not, as reeve writers ignorantly suppose, to insist upon anoeuir public debate for the idle purpose d annoying the gevernment, bat it is, as has bean stated in this correspondence from the first, a right to be mitered, if the Court d Appeal shall think the original judgment wrong, to a better position than that is which the pardon would Lars the delsedent. Letters boas Adesiral Ripelt do Oenooilly, dated Oct. 10, give it to be sadonteed that the entgaset of Ooehin China will not be ensiled so spatially as was at AM thought. A regular siege will probably be nese batallion ,DECEMBER 10i t 144101064-. AN MAILS. r • LWAY, TwollßDAT . #loldr. for New York with %101 l re and cargo. yA 7.-(77f18 DAY. L hm linJcoll fplaiL ♦ O9forenoon the, unt74generel meeting of the m of the 113751 *4rl Society of England eres ileld et the society's home ht Oftever-equare ; Lord Bin -30112, president ik • prglalr,la Ms chair. ghe following is the sin usli risme al the council : "The society oonsists at the preseat tbneof 79 life governors, 134 annual governors, 916 life usembere, 4,076 annual mem bers, and 18 honorary members; reeking a total of 6,223 members, or an increase of 77 seam on the list since the lest half-yearly meeting. The eimeoll have 811 ed up the vacancy in their b3dy, omeekeed by the demise of Mr. Paine, of Farnham, by the &Mien of Mr. Themes, of Lidlingtim, The fended preguety of the society in the wee if the truism has been mild by farther inseam's* be the amount of 10,0001. stock in the Na • Three p Oats. Mr. Dyke Adam! sad Mr. Vim Moskva' , haves( fume that *de own glen iniNdiellgy pummel engsgemeetle mould not 'Mow them eateeptemily to eet imam as Plot mikes el the _ . _- -..-..--... -.- .. holimil. Mt.Tlomillohiddieddleg, miktegee, km nadir. ties the sole eideshidp. em.emidien lid de gem of ISM bli Soso‘ mleddiret Ms dispeld .dm de Mole el ellassaddildi do dlehedde wedtk Pli dd deed& The wawa hmellighled tudelesendF6 Mr. Adam] end Mr. Makin' web ell of deeidAiMite, they have attached to the 0.176111 raillmi by dein 16.46bir ...operation with Mr. Thcoopeon,_ dialog the de X rigseea" mil Tbs.ps th i g e y ett r f s nae gji rl; Tui seretAz i t e t i el e tsgest vier 44 % 6 ,Tour i tel. The f W igla Mph% le he seed le aft esmeisey * the let of MAWwoody r—lagillis et MreeleplS 0 biervadon . ' ;Holm the Pityikka et Accticabca l t y ; Agrieolture of the lad of Jonapt, Geoweey, and Berk, 261. • Steam Cannata, 1M ; ,Ixelat to wide': Tillage Opsraces act se a Medd* for demerta SOL_ ~ _• Mo dification der Fe-Course Beheisa meemeest lea deism Improvements, 101. ; Varied@ ef Whom, DEW, seal OW beet Ut ti f: high hawks, 2W. ; Cannes d de Weer of Tandy Cultivation , sal the losoldr, %i • Oempersthe Cat al high-candid= of bad po tash! Sy poseheed Cidlie Food, or mime, di.; Aar_ Atm Apioultarel b riehl:Me. Leedom Woe hem adored Mime the nmeitsre by Pro fess. Beek* ea Vegetebie P*llel_w„and by nellemer Simeekske the Compsellion if *, Mod, sad the Diseases was whisk det Sod le emir sidle the wheal seaway. Tellithle. dot moodlog denim et de sedety, Z.= Is nerestkeet, at the weekly oemells, wises etmedmilses sepsis% el presibid htturete amestel with dm eitisentin efieeme, sad de Maw dswam sod miek Ile hap else restally M A W remold, dm* the ebamied ismolISIS,4l _ delemad et the werloramisil es *him es the iwadet d the sesiatq, te his lebtedieg et Idiemeten AM deo a M plan el the velem errempements her le esekh i emishon, n order del be may .be seeded mere herbs armed the preetied of . edesille Weems. The mod hoe stemel am mobile rd the geldiegmarpmed* misehme of the I. s= w hemedmealltrdsismVetichtsfe The d every rapid meet WI.. tent ere liffireetaite sedety ; th• swim at ides ezeseted by may sheurade the avenge meid if hems yens, ea the imiledielerese we. exhibited theseibesi de dished the gesesodle. 4de maim Ths mew end =Zee, set the Mud esmoduse =l 46 iNdm Ads , so tests to reedit the -iris', wide ads Mtabty and cordial neeplieft I. maifthare of the misty were on ell sides ipsedelly edommilellged. The thew et Chubb, chaste, sad el OW miumeli ",'deg de dteleed e = iim eir ee crf is e s l a the Wend whir& must wear my mead by the exediset stock cot:pi , for the prime el the misty, and by the trial. end orc=f dal array of adorn eaglets ether sad reesidesry meat to the nettlog. The emmii ham added that dr Warwick muting altsll be MN k the week emmeeeleg Kift, the 11 th of hed. Airway the weed whom ef biellethet hem besegisesi wdereeltdds for pewees et the ride et ingitawate, sad Ire= ef la the show-yeti hr hose usb eis% r ek s essiety's sow:sew of darks, with a des Is lIA 4111 711 111 1 01 * mem the detratien el the World* 6r tee ex hibit*. ef eke meek wed ingismods. The soma hem sampled • seeles et lesel "elk% died et de &geed by de heel tummies% GM te M emptied hr maw 1161 gsesni regeldises et dr rimy, sad te be epee 'whk the • 0101.0111 e( the. prime he ht =. I . W il la at the mime if the 'mapsmethlwa lor re @Meld to abase mode Mak the eamity if Warw.& The essidg's prim dr !he Met wd meted Ni. thetetel seend et piss shied led peer le this d r ipielmeli era thhd pier have hum Ws& is de greet meer el di chews ibr mid i dem, wed plgs. The moth =ld to adept meted ASSESISIaIIis eseweded yid disdepistriag de gries swimelt, the mildiekla 1 ,,...... 661 rime 6 eimpethish fis were ma ma de emmeweset al sell e strts e ze thr 1:e 9 o rdle, pea hope will be laud 6 *dr Mr warm ths application. Thele M ham doe dead m tM following th e be (dwell in de depertemat et et thr Wald* :—Clees .1 LF4OL ; ohm qt Issastf i rtt dts il l =Wynne, eftee of aled.ftudieft. ISL ; era et toilers, 10L ; ekes Ode sea Mid meshime, SU.; e'er qt disk* ma dder sad bedseembb Xi.; sPsdol Pi!. lag tin ben Z Irks tod=s o w:r i sz Le l e a r t ra m a tai f tr ba t elek: imetell=lllXerfte gedishi swam his terreimeeithis year et Chador; NW *I bra, Chaslaey buss as say for du implasesse essidlites, st de regret el the same', to take Leto their, dikesses medletedoe the gulden d *• eseewal, desselleveam, or welliettles el dm melee. TM coned, ham elepieildst seememeeddlee if de ceesesittee that, insteedof three theldeleekedd Im tutees he Me. triboted over a if >rm meek the hide is the SIM sod in the yard oeeenugmzr. yeas, sod Prlslicand_ medals ale a Moo awed meh year see* deed tieep hille dstaLM l rn i be i V kratseh the esheituktefdlearningemmt —l. OW Therghs, ealtiveMma _alsibenithets. mhos, We sled brisk mese this li nen. .UdltChmW•sdiw4etherdmelisgwmhime, did mums, wide, eilhoshe breakers. S. ISM : DAM seam disisibeten, booties, hey omits* meld* meddess. mph. meeklemlbssernhee, eerie end weggstma 6. MSS: Fixed pod portebtee= a re. WA mi Peak ilehMi log -fir, Med mediae% tazioy 'wade... They hare also &shied dot arse medlisehme demon . the pubes ) smell shell be de misuse( de reopesthe guides of ired he Sempedien ell Idol et IMesiteiry . zesettep- d the noimp,--eempleis sad le geed wriMeg stile The reel kit bra de etheledire elmmedhig es rapid shwa et smisty ia terry/et ed on _asitligilki amoral skied. kw le was eetablidet. By esdeed de molls Janis Honor, ;Seerdery.—Lesdae, DMiddet. led? The CiaSallAN Immo& the &Sopa= of the reps= obewdeg that ke hopsd end blamed it would be tan red eadtbetory. Csi. Ow .z sexeded the whoa. ' Ms. hums SWIM resimbil dot ell Ike het et the aloft et Sektbery k the mames, hr id a mit ami z ia l tit= ~ IlVe me . dose teethehwesetet . Mt.middy m. ai for ONO ilesteme amp dime priestl pet emmtddite be sealed ft ' y seSedsee ad the Side o fthe meld, dew at amp weda eita p; bps se e hams sedl 'Ne -1 llsabt um of great leildadd _ mind perldel - Mtge had ,seedy hem - did Se de semi; Mt he rowed is Mot the nt fht led sit Men Meted kr .. !. =.lthsio mimed le regimted thur tiare . were lids bum lb.. ..s'elliesdes wee it Sediary, bee 6 seer dm Weed le semer to ft del V Wren mamma woe sr pelmed they weakliest shoed de sesetteged de mesa Om dodo hot would 4111 Odd weeds. He Ssed to be a member d lke Pedal Fames' Cid, wet in Lanka erne hem I per 1 ald he Ma d ri cco pr elem umlie dd dot arm et demostlep_ tisk ies ti!lbeet sees =seleedeese Zredid' Soviet At Sarmy .1111 = 1 SY Su Prow s"k u ' llll. g, 4 2 . .1 —' 11 4 ' ° 72 ' I 4 • lit , eiwkied at a fie a . thlt power rued at the 11= CIL ea = ~,,, ' .., sass--' seletratien ha Model ewe , . .s ths edephoe ihreelMout the memo wed the lei& .-• efsialaag madr 47- l' _• _ _ . .. THE NEW GALWAY LINE OF STEAMERS. IRLYAST, TIII7IBD4T 2411Drr. An important special meeting of the Belfast Chamber of Cods ems kid this day, at witiolt Mr. J. 0. Lever was premmi, kamopanied by Mr. Plloy Mks, of Now Tea, and Mr. Alfred I. Itlabada, al Larks. Mr. Lover made a stationed eakerraiss Ih• gelid= el the ustlestableg so kw, iie pewee yedisa mid fella prer petty segiag the Beilest Chamber eltOommetee to ase Ito with gevemmat kr the .gamy el as odagoste peal subsidy to the km Aksa or Sophie, had beta ails by the Peseileat a • mike efghedalbea, able* sap garde, the grdses, were mwebessig elided. The Mika Sep* vows ausaillsemeni by the nwitieg, awl a raidalloa wee lewd eusgeteidar ifs sageoll of the Obiathre d Oommires le sewnarbiles gewanneat to give guarantee for a moderate per oentage on new metal required, Mrespective of risk. mx 'razz =Lawn' oze. By the arisen mil advise here been teoei Ted ewe the dem* emlamm WNW to the Niger expe dition, bled sir Bei" . 001bir 6. The &nibs= entered Ihellepr at the Mit et Jams, retched Ebo on the ebinly, vim lie shied num* red sauteed at Rabba en the dud of Weber, Ida the Wie et only one Ineepcm—the ashen onward. Mat eabratiag the exile& dens et Dr. Bailie, R.N., end Ide eeniebata, shaves to Uwe salt lucent al Its steer, end may be expeehed ts arrive at !townie Po in December. A great portion of br wave crew Yid deserted the steamer on the *mond day ei her es tering the river, carrying off some of her beats; but notwith mending tide untoward circomstsnos, to oppeltket or &M -adly me amitimead from the maims. *law in the Delta CT the eggs pie el the river, and the alheent trading fac torise adaillitel last per wan be MI !pennies. Dr. Bade 11 ,4. 11 1 6 ,eyeemea meaheleA Ow Impede= wan fa geel MEI NMI Ihdr Waite MOW }plummet as the bleb et flee NV" ibelup miel Mae bad set emelt Se allehert Ilegierali MI►I, Ihmalleur lira ampellve haimisy km AMMON" NNW weans the sew care Beaten" or tbs may at lha maammet, to he =did to the free ass of quinine, with whisk they Veredlnadantly supplied. The Relabow was daily ex pected at NAP" having bees bawd of above the Brow, wed the river bautig abOetate d yaw. ARREST OF BIBBONDMEN LN IRELAND. thiag patchable k aharaholdira Beata at CORK, TaonD►!. The second edition of the Daily Reporter of this I day oontains the following: • "At half-part 11 this day 16 prisoners charged with being members of am illegal societT ar ai r ri t . , ved by the Bandon train, under the escort of a party of polies. They are all young men and o respect able position in society—twelve of them are from fikibbereen and three from Bantry. The captures were affect ed last night, while most of the partite were in bed. They are members of the Phoenix to. eiety, and the information' bare been sworn against them by one of their body named Sullivan. The object of the society is said to have been for the pur pose of obtaining an invasion of our country by Ame riean filibusters." Another illustration of the abeam sheltered by the Austrian Concordat, by omoned at Vienna. The Grates Iteciesiazaque oontshied a long article. toll of slan derous expreerions directed against the !rime of Vienna. TM editor et the latter journal lodged • ccespisiat of libel, when It appeared that the writer of the clilisefea language wee a priest, end emseqnsatly peeteeted by the Concordat from the operatioa of the secular laws. The polies of Venice have not a warning to the BM Present*, a journal published More, cia the ground of its having been wanting la respect to the gamma' is treating of political quondam, sad of its having either openly or oorortly otaulfsolod Its hostility to Austria. A letter from Italy states that the father of power Mortara basocith his faintly, quitted the Papal States, sad is now at Monism He popcorn to settle In Franco. A Vienna letter in the Preariaa Gazette lays: — "The Trench gownsman"' has demanded en halienalty fer the an bestowed on indigent Austrians who have falba 11l in Prams, and been received hate the lecepltsis. As there baa existed for men than in. years a Mealy between Frame sad Austria, Is virtue of which nseemdlans French invade were to be treated gratuitonely la Austria, sad Austrians the same in France, this demand made midway by Franco has emoted some surprise, and la regarded as • Map towards the speedy :evocation of the treaty is question." . _ . "It may be remembered," mays the Paris Uniat,"that three years ego illoalonque suddenly hooded the tomboy of theDoudaloan Republic. He wasbeatee, sad a short time after- ' wards sa analsties was coseludat between bin sad Bantam, nada the georeatia of Prim* Nod luglaad. Tbst emir 1 tine expires ea the 16th February Oil; sad dotdouqus hes already desoewold it to tbe immune of dub Deadago. War is theeelkos ocessidered robable, sad Boom 1. said to be very actively preparing for It." A Naples letter says The sides of Vesuvius ere madam is all dhoodoaa, sad Ito knew pert of the own is pierced with mall craters to otertialsli II this sow of affairs road a's; it is poseibis tbat in r a- great eons, formed by ths seeastaiseloa d lira Toadied forth by the volume, may MI to plasm some Ed& or ober, sad the result would to Ortega, M. for. Mph; lyfag tranquilly eta reepeelable &swats, but for Elam sad Per i tire, which ere et the foot of this fornalelobla adshhom It would be wasp to sr Vesuvius *phi overairia tics tows. wake he,. boa balls ea tits rabbi* alike busied Hereideasam." ring' Me a eier bos stareomett • report toEXitisksTs.—Th W the Isep not Ot erce al th the e tore est' et esolitedos Faso& It moots AM /MOO boo Witt. toookod 'loot from the eaveesest which tee been 81 1%;legte l C 4 ten " yesre in Cf r to 2,760,000, mg zirom Mods to the het hit 10111=1111,000: dr usably al roach oolgroato moo 17, M whom vest to tootles omit* sod 11,664 to In 4817 west direst, red 7,992 to 1 Prale,dca ot agagraati thr, steiteit oaks boo Freers = heists/Wit aft bar sac the proolsoes sli to t to hp" the - ifty • Lott MONTI2.—A letter ben Debi* aged d~ wee Mosta : A7g " 22: aw e a I poken le 11 . 7 La oheetr ite s • firers hem Le aisle ohs MmHg A a ss iblar toy la dr thostdtol world. • hot sootrooro. tie tie Oesisso of •ersil Wyse Ositeri at tie hotrostioehoet to - liiM autism. ortlak loto wood Ilditiost,topo '-‘ for r 111 h agate* Aid hr 1 • 1120 I berths et; h hot, , t e lh Seam iP 4 startior ' 41 : 11 014 .• was at first thought. A regular siege will probably hit - iir - rimy yews. II iiriviit ' Sent 7:= l "'"'"r o n=r ru.6 " . " .. = '''''''. C r 1114 9 . be nessesary before HS eaa be Slow A eked d• I . 4 •7 4 ,l"" mvabtl ' hl i aisit awry s ., dbl ; i ' mo r is j ilb . * lwo APsoo a( .Yew ei ad d The Madera, 12, Commeader W. Steinberg, b: hataillon of caginess, M. Deronlide Nut. will woo imesgagid ft comuso so s e goo to a 5.... bogs Ihilawsdl 'wadi •d" lb° 69 1""a 4 1 4 •••••- b o g ' .. 11 I"' keg II owlet a members at tile heft. air 111 uks. "i P n r l M. 4 ..i..._ "*g oo rfrat embark at Marseilles for Coatis China on Dee. 11, 1',6213_7........0be down ewe tint_ !frisil'em IburlELin be So NAN is wee the wetly memo Debi an don abs l'ae biell is r • ' rola; fit' Tee ' and it is supposed that lie elision is to direct the ..s sat g o Qo m , o r • • ..e.l=l.- inllo 11l Annottnan deb onduAcli of wiluswill Myr tow hmi bete • g m " dial air ailms.. " . ....." 11. ...". " owe Mk haw Sea • fees rensliod mia sell ale Via* wialb am =end Sint tat ag. 1 214 -v — -alise operatioes. There is a talk of sending out a the way one 9.. seek weejust is Awe* as the body hebr i mw i m eg m g n i m bi, pirm ii , b i wea k to owls brigadier-gesirel to semmaad the land foram at tea sear, to Odds eosins weeetedast SHIM tansy . they were This swabs St cense ind am el There were but very kw Mai perm; In bet, le the er ids g r = li tt e l im i pw cz y idi ti o , W LY mks wary a l = 6 : ll.Bd ensonst at elm 'oh° The Bolus has bees tolerably firm. The new a `Snihnies's pang,' At hftese light • aI , ob % he oa r go . aNalVil Mil erdlabbill hi lad* reesteid thik disdnif loll Imperial Bank, which seam to have been =slaved l i i i le Zt ... ..._ = r m0c......._... u■eit es um to lb. PG....4 ..... - bp lININIO IslVlNics, Nero to their imitsim hr SO/ to delver bee heave . S the spirit of the celebrated .. act for giving every- II; l ooo V oo g it . " Is " teak Sea the r eseesses k ess e i rsEie billow :::a thing to everybody," is now thought to be voted ice- etterterme CLub CATTLE Bfrow.—Testerday tis s f i ning M B by osog o g ot - - m o w loo m el li seT t elignd eseekeirkeidese lluall e lt r hie Sided is pmetkaide by theCeemoil of /hate, and the Mobilier 1tat_,.. 68110 0 1 , 4 W 6 4 the silt thr r X i t tir _YM* tames 416101 be Ihr Sem se saws wee frie Slim Sig Ilia 11 . 111141 ..b." 1 ". 4 ShArektidigi are hasedingly in good spirits. The : i Ir " — ll ----"" o " ga Wii mow WI oriels piellital teregaisime IM,. out, sem seelvenik sleet thefres= 4. llo olooll 4l WM t 7 At The CIATIMIABI bon bee toolooor to got eldlisitt or the bur ISM ilibeiNT mentilefr aim Rests see 1416. he Disk and Sc. for ascent, elating thi totheittoe. At ttle& tie trod gm the nature ~ imal ibis et . ..; • at 73r,.. ga a sa g ru t . se e . ?l o wli er me Aire Inishisit Club wee held la do ettemither tom, wader the m e , m en ale me i n sf e e hey rl e tti id es presidiney et Laidlimeess, A melds& • emessiesseet eases u s e s o r is o warn. There was wry little Aisle in railways, but they lowebees m um, me Ur. eaboriekedse go Lori Irovomuhattlitos••••oar la Kr. tiany. meow MAJCZ-GINZI" WADDING ON, C.11.--Al OOO left re flea. E wa = b rown essmeolleas balk, fie future thaw t . ' d i et d is b i , tA s w o ody or et the tees ormeedie el Sr Clads Resew Ms her shims It m sail, however. 110 mask lemba she onset a two woo 1•1 mete pod illa manglill. Ogalla Widalle... ga i an a th"linill assess Woe sad kr bur yours Is se the m a ne% aw n s o n mauve eirromfig lha wads a otomodoo Ile late Hen. Bees lads Omlil_Dl OIL_ ._, _,_o4 tee • Urns al the of Ibe etdo Seam s e su e mo w ag o sassi d d o . ame b as a tee ; de senlos shei issenete 0.11 , Mr." TUMMY. the et she Defterreteell• Se we 11 1 wwelit ia t:Zhil Kr. Use* het eseseis, 6 *Ow which kv*llite d : l ll. B #.ll , •..r.A. , •• 1 S Z I. Z• star mate abort et Deseeimm _ The e b ss o out prelim. p os kt er h o i b us eqstudoadloc at et Mew A Woven ammonia. that Maltooloil Djmni Hey, esker bedews et die di was ems* at • nabs eheeer_. movie* Mos red kis Woks solsoctiag cos intoriegimi, illites. Os." . niii . N. .. ,--4 1 m o b undio . g oo %up o n, ID tae coon of ? ors The also doelett ire der woo 111110111 leddr. am owl bi Swede* se ism kie implies ss miry Iterder dowing and.., ta bil NS" of MU. as -fl bin 111- ' has embetted at Ossetia to rotors to P arham gis ""P isii " . "Cr i a . I ti. " 1 " . " a. d " 146 tbnottiont ad Modem. m• mak et the ammo- rid" th• KeTswa al ethieL" hi Phwamile d ie "*" t ; A masa rosolTs4 IN Park, .as.••••• ' l ' 1. 7..e.r.., ..""" at= ' l ' s. ' ~......,"'"* " `'"`A m t h" """"""" mei appointed to the leseporery command al . • the &nivel S et Mehieend Peak the asseatarts d di, Lay i rDablla NW* Wei d 12711,. ;ge wand bush. me .0... 1.... it a.m., were be wear ettoeked try the arm Ohl ...,_ hem year le riak gi Win etediNi•di watklisbet by ire WA MA Caner Ohs wr e n bil heft( I. ' • new °warm St. Milk *ha low to roar. Jima famposllllbitieigkesll ocm . - erreisd asps{ of thou ..alt's, Nee wee We iron* hi- &TIMMONS WAIT= AT Tal Carle.- that that dome= ot As loosmooistlao N. 72t0t0 Alta &Min • lei ifilea...._ lid 9Odeelit adpansee aiggspiffrfmtwits; Awes per- gram drama hr masa nos, needelly in tin , :•••• volid. 1111 of libikelic The MAW' _.- -..--... 5 " ~1 .11, re., .'"'"" 1 ". hi *di* tonest I'AMIN 'AA soda in ffidi bid& IA .nerd lbw disr 6B4 mallP"'"“ ' -.mot ' goveressat Adria th at rialk Patio •ImpaW Thr""'" __ t• natter Am. sad is order le Feely thii widli is Idea is hot at 714 PIC 881011 . al ai = 00 " - 1101 ras h b oa posion, to M. im a ti abi mb,„„ i a iiirmi Sdimed Wiralgali vi s t r e r" l 7 lig patio the Obi WA samisiosty weal • agyaresa: It is reecessd by she siva ab 11 " lb 41,1111119 fik SOO el a seisdpe to stootolo whether • the peirek. yeseske et gsso l iono mo d t o o ossemlik"' amo oo l o s o gg. yaw* that teepar,l at. •Nalir :. .. , ;' 14 v, .A . 1 now olloodut dm IN Baber.ooost Boom Ogo.aldlivii/O"ans- . • : ,-.- ry al . 1 &Ara Tf At t ila% 'aft . "' could not be found in the metropolis within the next three years for holding their intreestittg and highly popular exhibitiose. Nobody would dispute that that was • step in the right direction. (Rear, hear.) It was impossible for say one to have attended the show this week without being convinoed that the preeent place wee wholly unsuitable to the purposs for which it wee used by the Smithfield ' Club. (Hear, hear.) Kr. STDNIT explained that he did not wish the &libera -1 dons of the oouncil to he open to the press, bat simply that the should be allowed to publish the papers toad at the The meetings. The repor t wee then unanimously adopted, after itch the =Wore end otter officers were elected for the opening year, and thanks voted for their peat services. , clo sed with a similar compliment to th e eheirmas. COUNT 01? COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a Cloud, at which Sir J. Mcsoitom in the mat Lord Mayor, was held for the of pat CM OF LOiDON SCHOOL. The fakir's' letter from Baron Lionel di ItotiunitUd, M.P. for this City, wee read : " New Court, Swithinn-line, Dr. 8. " have the pleasure of iodating a transfer of t wo thousand (2,00 W.) Consuls in the names of the pram Lord Meyer, the City Chamberlin, your chairman, and lay own; and I have to request you to make the needful irringemmt s. for devoting the interest of the Investment to the macadam of a scholarship for the City of Loudon School twoe the agreed conditions, which I have signed and herewith ream to you. " I maks this gift in oommemoration of the 26th of July, 1868, on which d ay took my seat in the Home of Cora. mom, and in moognitton of the moistens of ay fellow-demi carrying the bill enabling a Jew to et parliament, and in returning me four times as Weir remora tetive. " I am, air, your very obedient *inset, LIuNEL DI ROTHSCHILD, "Thomas Brows, Eq., Secretary City of lawdos _Selma ." Alderman mad ilisseldHai:a presented a most, embody ing the fallowiat lease from Mr. Tim, Y.P. " 17, Bt. Hale:a:Dee t. "My diar AMsrama,—You have feequsa dam as ts honour of belting ass to the manual c ra b 1 pupils of ths City cif Login Semi, but and tbst i tz. f goer I hams beam usable to avail myself of year . What I maw cm time wombs squally surprised sad pallid am, tor I dotted • missal salabliahed and amadadd sa *a ametlibssal wisely* sad giving a sound .. sas i, d= , mad amid awaits& to more Man 600 oho that map! the 2 •=sttl 'roe. •tsio IA mOvw 6 ... sal dad as. i =Nad saiTa i nressal ft 1 I.Tmeisie afvorsa du 7, ... _ fElsibishossi I EEO iOlO/in Word. Uri, is sithilea; the ihweditioa (odorant of John_ isiew they sew mirk dare led lealtdel IAokIW. .reatile d melees Maio it uriteellobt Mello tie beasistior wee bireastag. In Ail to see aroastka Ikr sow to you prat we so. tel aqua, sod by the favour sad setherk of the Ompirellen lef Lealseort the acotathre of the ..hoot to eery late diet do feartbeg sorer, old* lave er.. raged (pike le year epireval) lathier bier Dr. Mat linen yaw eseelbra lirid-asser. I repette, treekte, to e=4"0:101., Tim pot Cent. Omsk, it the beak et the of the Wed, the inkiest d eMd is to la =eppeorkted to the seareeeres of lei fps, re of 264, end ansater of 2oz. per avatar to be amid ' The Mika The fiefickedur mad io bi give. ie the beet greed in •whi sWlego. per tar the sirie, bet elithag to the oral sails , * of aidg required (which U&tie Yeanib),• knowledge of the OF runlsEiEplis, and, infer se ay be, of the littratele d hsf meson If la the erne ef are k should be had ask. • able to old other urea hingsges, the maps terheolo ,. be to the best choice eke 'saki tilith Ask MAR itr the beet orterilear with the rear harps I twarmand Ifni Kis desirable thee these see. • be trea to fry papa who her her three peen the school, provided he has not skied more Shill lb. sai of ld yam, sod km be contlaued roully natil he kris the sehoel. In the event of say cacamstena prevent*. the applicetioa el the interest ad this o c r i z ok y or say part of it, to the meow which I have tire I shedsthat bike the torn' to aped it fir Behar in wsy way whith the esersittes sad .ihe kid ANA AY drib ger the th etheredon of a loweetedge of ream ha. Almalkfaillider, ledadig the reek e. ho eer es yea nice us ley thi eserwaleaktili the lOW. Et the ..}weir and the menthe r ,erietais this keel, sad foes me with the mar et the traster, I will AM • lee .rite literthet ery eI ssS — ISOI hakrpons, "ve the Maw to Tee* older Lithame, w Mr. Algernon eall ILA WU" Wo. Tree. Thp aped, okithoes aped by the ember d the or oath wr reeireaslyxl r kid tiers. The Chairs of d the of Leads third Comiliso ern pmerile a repo, that the lorobarr rasa het bra eseersi her Theme Bela& •; the elskres ; Itortil Beg., the frgaty eel firms Num Meg., the Maury seentary of the see mkt% kr etterkerimil to left Meetruen, 7kg, Joe lI.P. 41 for We city, to the kirk, ear, : N fth Therbotedie -street, London, Nov. la. " To the aishum and Committee of the City ef Lades School— " Gentionen, we beg to inform you that upon the retire ment aloha lteeterman„ Req., from the repreermuoica alf *salty d Lake, s eirseittes was fanned he the inettfrieg the high esteem in which he hes been duets. the - It years he reFted the City la th e et Moan Co—m . A mambo of kakis( • rims d La grades ofpolities contributed to the botheria. In seetedeeme with the wishes of Mr. Mareeer, the mortar deterred are IS. per teti7 essi lthe with a piste af the rb.+pae. ib r i r b erehly leseribstAvole et a erisokestap kr you valuable holitalka te be desigared, The Metesetesa ashelenialp.' We =wto Odor we yea art lace Ws day it' Cork, la the our of the liar H. the Lt Mayer Beyer& asset, kg., Othosbeekla of Lowing AidemeAs smos ed alseir Makin. the drawee d per err mike; Bawer. Jr. AfAssenelit.. lii • seholetehlp is tele sallied se the owes esereeme se the Uwe with thk our Ike, that the ter`., eleilthlordithie rads sit ark east hieekelka the st sleek entradity o s s e s = adeeL .11811 4: 11 111 feel obliged if you val ifee der the roperattea of the culkory deed to eery *ID OW 1.1•1001-•Ifil re, pekoes, your rest theikee tete reds, Taomos Boothe dolour ; Brum, LW/ deerrelisireso ; Writ, Itionnt, Moroni istrerg. 'The :spores is muses to these Was were for , agreed to, sad referred tack to tie conuoiasse to carry bit reenden. THE CIOWDID STATE Or LONDOE-BRIDOIL Tbe court moored fa the consideration of the report of the Bridge Moue Ceatraitor probated on the 18th :ir ei tt=iseoy sad prectiorility el perk* for the undo over Landon-braz di t, abstract of the report, which reconoradad that ao should be reds ia the stracture of the badge, sad thst trade should be ropdated se st groat, has .heady append la our columns. Mr. Panama, the &dram of the oweetikee, seed WO the report be agreed to er notes disonseioa, sad the referee, dkoharged. Alt the report WWI lIESSdIieSII Weld to. • rap /13ANCES or THE 00111701tATION. Mr. actutux, obabwon of the Coll led Cara sod liethe Coaritter, brought ups voluminous report retake to the hirer Or tbe eorprostico, end with recommeAdellehlt 0118011ablits expissetEre. The mere was oedema to be priaisd sad croaked otheeir the mob= at the court. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Doc. . 9. Plotionotr. , beast J. C. Bostl7 (1851), it promoted to the rek at oar maselse. oo ArticricorTa.—Llsettasat w E. A. L. Cal (WA), to H. Oda, 91. .0/1.. sissosldp, st tbssollosi Surpass—Dr. I. I. Crooked, (1941 10 WIZ 91, wow Ossoseltp, k gossostoors; sod N.. W. st MOW USW, to Ms ILL 69, rosatirsord orrice asses.