The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-16 00:00:00

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Silsbee& -TU l tra Or ORA Von sa-17.. • TOOoL•11 Or Des.-• Onwile Pr de Dom-1M • SUMBA TO KARAT -Cower at I. Ten Flinn. 111111je 1 11.1 .. 11111.DAT. - And 11141 1 JOWL NE. at I. l a Tr- Z: 1 Ilm .lroom Mt umaLl W a Mfdi PALMS. AND MI are Itttrt.42. lIIOR WALT= AT LONDON BEDS& rte-toiaz. LONDON. 77: DIY, DJC is. Two or aims se the some aotorioes amen the recent dsoisions in the new Divorce Coast ap pear in certain quarters not to have given satishiction; and doubts are thrown out whether the ledge Ordinary has proved himself quite equal to the great sums of work that has been thrown upon him. We cannot endorse throe strictures or these doubts. With certain admitted sad well known faults of manner, Sir Cassewm.t. atitssirmx. has, on the whole, discharged his very onerous duties with singular ability and oorreepon ding onsoms. Even those whooontend that the verdict in " hLtacm " sour v. Mzactiootr" has established a proesdant dangerous to the stability of the marriage state, by giving too lax an interpretation to the legal defini tion of cruelty—will admit that the law WY laid down with perflect correctness by the Judge Ordinary. So, again, in " EiAss e. Beans aid holitiosos," the verdict has been deplored se tending to encoring, that most odious of all practices—the practice of relying on the evidence of private spies. With this supposed result Sir C. CZESvWELL has nothing to do, for it was not he, but Mr. Baron MARTEN, who tried the case. We do not concur in either of the above opinion. In the MONT CYO the circumstances were so entirely ettosp. Bonet that it can never be drawn into president 1 1 it can never constitute a binding authority is aaatbar ace; it can amount to nothing more than the Judi-' ment of that particular jury on that particular est of facts. In "Seams v. Rontosos " we think the verdict right ; and we deem it creditable to the jury that, in compliance with the direction of the keen sighted ledge by whom the case was tried, they should have fixed their attention on the proved Auniliarities that had taken pleas between the par ties both before marriage and after, rather than on the odious nature of the evidence by which a por tion of the facts were sought to be established. At all events, the Judge Ordinary cannot be made responsible for the result of either case; he did set try the one, and in the other he so laid down the law that, had the jury followed his orideatinening, the ism would have been altogether Eillerset. The priseiple of amides is the are of " KW'S e. LIM and lionlatrise,"se reported Ws oer isapreimiea a yesterday, may parlor sdasit of more geodes Weed the ledge Ordlzary himself did sat evince hie anal asehienee in the comets's* of his own eimeheism. The hen of theme mars are anhetanately se ewe be be familiar to the public, that be mho se them Is detail would be ea idle repetition of a saner time whisk it is enplemaat enough to be obliged he tell ewe. The point ea whisk the are Waned wee a very abort are. The whitey was alb mined—in het was gagreat and shamekwa It bed bean carried on at rasa, platee—enionget Mien at Dublin. The husband had been pot le All peneemion of all the eMdesees of hie wilds gelk deem to the close of her stay in Dablin, se early es thee/prong of this year, when the dimes nit wen mommeneed. In the mann of the Amman attimqple were ands by the wiles family to twin &bent a mesa. AWE& haebemi, a person apparently "of • shame Mika as wall as of infirm character," was Ind be haws that therviassee sobeutted to lain bed less measted by the ens of hie wife'e --demo. H. aped lea meeting. It took place late last weed ,at tae lam of the erife's brother-in-law. The vet Me thew it deiced to disband (shish see Wes) est do had mast ens her panisrear aim she iset DAIL The huhead. epos this laid the byelaw- Wave that he horns bar 1 tied old le lie tells Welk sly deer, I hope we shall toderass4 sash " ether better, bat we west sot revert le fie past' The istiareiew laded by e proialee ss the hooka& pert Se go sad see the wife et St. Lossavels where she we thou residisi t e promise shish wee sot heyt, owing to his having gilled es hi attsrsey Ise the way. To meet this evidence of alleged masa& this essaterseidsses wa tendered sad resolved to rhos Chet the wife at this interview had devolved the '.dead, end had, in he, renewed the adaltereee lat•ssnw sitar leering Dublin. The wain quake is the ewe wee, whether on Am beta there had been any eendonation. Sir Cessowat.t. Cassava'. defined Oondonatio• to mow not • more nmiscion of the imputed aims, hat a remissisa ascompanird with the intaglios of restoring the party offending to the same position as formerly. Unless Mr. Aiwa, with full knowledge of hi wifo's adultery, had resolved to blot it ost of hie mind and take her to live with him as his wife again, then. awarding to Bir C. CIZISWEIJ, there was no condonation. The Jury way to fled whe ther in feet ha did so intend or not. Ono of the Jar, he a long time reflood to sordhos himself to this view of his fooetions. Hs did not like the lodes oxpositMa of the law, and declined to limit himself to a more verdict on the het& Whatever may ho thought of Sir Cassava:. Cxesswiu.'s szpositios of the law, there osii be little doubt that kir mods of bringing this ?oblatory juryman to a dos seem of his position was ado:datable. Nothing to so deeply wanted as a snow, and few things are loos becoming the dignity of the Judicial Bench. Sir C. Glissowati. has anlockily lather a tarn tri miss.. BTION, though ito dwarf it win (OM we do not) to indulp " in an habftral stern of isost belated it to be 112114011, even for a coseparor, "to " wear it ever on his lip and brew." It is wows pigmy la a Judge. A British juror has no admire. ties ihr bolsi browbeaten, bet he will sot stand being sniffed at. Ultimately the Jul head that the fact' did not peeve that there had been condonation in Sir C. CalsawiLL's tense of the tam, and the husband succeeded in dissolving his marriage. In the particular ease no one could regret to find the Judge's exposition of the law sustained, but it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that, u a general statement of the doctrine of condonation, it is open to objection. Condonation, if pleaded as a bar to the suit for a divorce or a dissolution of mar riage, must rarely mean such a remission of the wife's offence es to preclude the husband from con tinuing his suit. If, with a knowledge of the facts en which the suit is founded, he remits the offence which is its ground, that surely is enough for the rof precluding the suit from going on. lewever, is a matter on which the Court of Appal will have •o pronounce, and the probable isportases of the point as a guide to future deci sions readers it quite as well that it should be put in a wares of being conclusively settled. Ms rGHT 13D !OH. . (sy ALACTIUC ♦ND UANIZNATIC4IIAZA 12UADIAPIL) EDINBURGH, Tmrherhs Mamma. Last night Mr. Bright addresacd a meeting of the Inhabitants of Edinburgh, celled tngether to consider the question of parliamentary reform. The meeting took plea) in the Municipal-hall, one of the largest public rooms in Edinburgh, but It proved totally inadequate to contain the rut crowds who had amenthied to leer the great orator, and thousands were unable to procure admission. Mr. D. M.Laxati, bmillemin-law of Mr. Bright, was called to the ohair,ind briefly enmati cod the objects of the meeting. He was about to eater es He general quanta, whet he wee obliged to give way to arias for Mr. Bright, who whereupon arose amidst tremandoss chewing to address the audience. Mr. BIi.IGHT, who seemed at the onset to be suffering from hoarseness, which did not improve aa he proceeded, said that he had not come to Edinburgh with the ides that he could enlighten them as to their political rights, but became he had received an levitation which he did not feel MINN at liberty to decline. He had come to speak on the pandas pedieneentary reform. After some general renedes ma eill of a similar character which he dammed id Mathimeher, Mr. Bright and he trusted that the 111111110 the peat ministry would not be like the bed , the ambit beet, very little meat and a peat deal id tthileeldeth. The feeling for reform was loaded ups the steady growth of public opinion, The bed Mlll was tel of great remits, sad the greatest result was tide, that it settled for ever the question whether the oomatitution required that the representative* of the people should be a *sudsiest sad sham one, or whether they should ham the right to require from parliament that fair and fall representation which he hoped the meeting wee there to demand. (Great awing) He did not think it wee possible to maintain a law which shut out from the enjoyment of political rights four-ilitha or Iva-sixths of the grown mom of the tinted Kingdom. No, he proposed to take a wider and, be thought, a more rational bode then the puma la franchise, and which he thought would be ash, and for all purposes good and honest, representation; instead of the tlenpounda rating proposed by lard John Russell to 1862, he would prefer that every man who was an occupier and who we* rated for the relief of the poor should be sodded to have a vote. (Cheers.) This was something simple, equal, and broad on which to base the franchise, and it wee moreover one recommended by its practiall results In English municipal electkes, and be thought the manner in which the people of Bruised had exercised their tights at elections was sufficient to show that they might be freely and safely entrusted with the right of electing members of the Home of Commons. He thought he could show a plan which would besetishotory to ell memo who wished for an honest parliamentary re. form, and he had in his pommies all the statistics and all the details which indicated those cluster. of boroughs that , were more entitled to political power, and more or less im portant chinas. Referring in ironical terms to certain articles in the Time newspaper on the subject of rekem, he remarked that the Timm which always went with the strongest, we now &Wag why be (Mr. Bright) did sot give the details of the measure of re firm which he was preparing on behalf of the people of Eng land. He salted, in return, why the Dews, which wee always writing about reform, did not insist that Lord Palmerston when that nobleman was known to he preparing • measure, should state the details of his proposed bill. (Hear, hear.) All that he (Mr. Bright) attempted to do whin he addressed • public meeting was to make his audience understand, in the plainest language he oould use, what were the principles on which be thought the country should have a fair measure of parliamentary reform. Re fining to the speech of Mr. Newdegate at War wickehire, in which that gentleman Instated on a larger county representation than at premed, he (Mr. Bright) mid, the re sult of such a course would be to yet further estrange the feeling of the people from the House of Leeds. He would like to know if the House of Lords repressated the land, and the tenantry on the land, or did it repented only the puma ' Interests of the radividuale of whisk AM hems Ins compared f (Hear, hear.) If it were edmitied that the home had sloop repremsted pest ter ritorial interests, then it tree °Dumpiest to defend it. Inch • noted titters might for • keg Inn to aome be ta lented in the eosin; but, if any Bra said Mist the four hundred tempers' peers represseted the fedivithal Yemen only debate four hendred peers and thek bellies, be Posed the eminence of the House of Lords ea a met peouritroe feundation. Thies were four hushed INN &OM, net by the people. ening thr a right to diem% sod bare were thirty roll lone of dio perk d the Vold Itorlon, ad time bur behind WWI* oda Owe timeelyee whist the .111 of es sally - maim, ma pear sear "mos Ihir heidm. the basisimt mei esselliat maimispieriby the repeematatless of the mph. Porn.) Niko boa. amber for Warerlekehiro got op a elegem far more ono, vambirs it would forrhitty hod to a distend Ibr eqoel iota& districts. Nov be W sot yet wart a eagle weed an the gawks of eleolsrol disidete, lesesse Cbt Court. OSBORNE, Dec. 15. Her Majesty's dinner party yesterday included the Prises sad Prisons d Isialaps, Wesel Foster, eons issadiss the istglasses se the oath-west district, end the Rev, Cheep Prelims. A deportee al the seibject of municipal borough bounda ries estralca bed as baterview with Mr. Ileiontary Walpole rativiar at the Ilesrace. The deputed's reseisted of— Nem Imo, dm mar, r, Mr. Skirl idwards, Mr. Alders. Draper, and the hews art hem !Wrath, the wryer, Mr. J. B. Meremies, sad Ms. Alterman Carr ; her Cherhar the maw, Mr. C. L. Fraitt. the Itmeordw, and the Ire cler, and M. W. I. Welty. M.P., and the Rea. 1. J. Tailwasehe, M.P. Deepeobee were reeered at tba Colonial-dß°e yesterday hem the irrentre efTwernia, South Searle, New Zea -1 Irk Labe's, ma Malta. MAIRIAGI IN HUGH Ltvz.—(Tine DAY.)—This monolos the umaritapo of her Ones the Dammam. Dodson oillsmeastar, whlow of Ids lots OISCO tho Doke of Mon oloolor, with Stovosna Ardor Blookiroost. Bag. (son Cl Arthur ettawassa Illookwood, rondamon usher to bar Dfaisaty, wao solurdoodl at fft. George's-church, Bomar-oquoro. A letter from Tangiers, of December 7, announces the arrival in that part of the Bu mine, with Prime Alfred ea beard. AU the foreign canals otailemail la the part heisted their lags on the crania. Altar on enhance of .late., the Prince leaded rod prresedwil to the loam of lir. Soy, the Unita Cowl, who bed Gam ea beard la mot him. The Froth Oreanl paid hie app to lie royal Idginees ea he leaded ea the ray. H• nay stayed twenty 'bar hone in Tangiers, sad Una laft is the Beryalna far Oitioltair. The latter rays that the priarare amiable manners and his good bonanisaaltip were the thine of general adahsties. The following are among the recent arrivals at °Wands Perk Hotel —Lod' Caroline Russell, CoL Read, Mr Henry Odder, Mr. Herbert larva, Mej arNorth, Lard sad Lady Museaster sod the Boa. KW Pennington, Coked Dylts, Mts. Dixon, Lod' Sidney, Colonel Chores, Be,. Mr. North, Mr. sad Mr.. Knoll's, &o. The Marquis de Lavalette hail left Fenton's Hotel for Peels The Counter Cutellae and family have arrived at W Iletnewiek Hotel from Paris. The Keriele d'Almsay sod the &roe Mom have arrived at the mow establasll amt. Accounts from St. Petersburg state that the fever of the Emprem Dowager bad abated, bat the cough sad ex pectoration still costiaos. The Australian advice mention that Mr. David Hughes, the solicitor who absconded ander baukraptoy a sw months back with liabilities sad defalcations estimated at 200,0001., had been arrested. He idled besot in the Had Jacket, which arrived oat to eighty days, but the mall ' stsarsait having arrived tweaty-foar hours previously with the mews of his eight, prompt measures were taken, and the Mots of the property la his possemion—anly, it le believed, shoat 6001.—was miss& A letter from Berlin rays that a decision bee been essestessely NON to is the Conseil of Ministers that a bill for Oliabiligthig oiril reentiages shall be presented to the Cheshire, sad the Prise Regent Ire gives him mesa The bill will prevent erg yam from refacing to marry divorced passe. In the eosins of a dismasion in the Camber of Dimities at the Her* a he days ago, the Minister of Paths Worship wee asked what the government bad done at Rome oat behalf of the Mortars fanny. H. imewerei that though hawing that the isolated attics of a protestant Mate of the mend order wooid prodom so West, it had still made represestatione then la lamer of the priattple ef liberty of ammiesee. wee not an adv ocat; for o►rge for the make of change. AB that he desired was that inch changes as were rerydred conideteut with the great object they had in view rhoold be kept within those great leadmerhe thet ware already before than to the Institutions of the eorintry, and he cenceived that the theory Mr. Heyde gate had propounded wee a Inure nlurs-dearearette theory than say that had been propounded on a public platform foe a length of time, and ow which must neoesearUy and very speedily lead to a dump In the eartfkiden al the Howe of Lards. Mr. Bright than pointed ma Me Wee and anthcelta. Ore wordage that had boon bald in Maachorr, Hir minghas, and alirewhees, tut the nada* d vir her r ea labors that the poopr rough they al not aro rah fasontra, vein &remised ea the corers. H. opprlal to Or wrists If tboy wished A Naples letter of Saturday Lot says that the metiege debt Priam Berl. the Messy et Bawds will be teheriel by pray ea Jariarmy 14. NM thst as spays yet taut asi saw et Melbutterle OM all OIL The sad= et hruph It is NI& lame mein WWI/. Of • foctit• Gmbh west se ibuiply elladitig Y 5 latasib. The arttlep Y saw webs ef et wart, ettl lb. Zig trul Chum " beck gym two!. airier. awl miatioly." It is alrarli bowit that the English government lest • Mob es do =weed Memo, Ws per, be do d W wo• w dmilr pageboy ft Mem& both, pew , mile obi& woe war auplek olio do rime ft- Irmaril aw IMO moo, do imam el 11ia.." it is sow Omsk be• atom Kr. Zeg • vaiesti• km. doily onmeweei, mod lo• use MOO soeleiss, • lieo. a leepoi, W odor arlealm Os Os Loam Zeelagieal Cloiess. an extweeion of the ("kidder en storks se would adroit a largo lesion of kw weekkg deers. (Criss of "Ti., yes.") Did they intend to bog the linnohise as It t (No. so.) Wal4 tiro km thought he hot a right to Napkin at Om pukka WINN who hod we tido question 1 old they ware hr token, but that they ware n* thr his (Mr. 1 )bight's) reform. Ns tionstit that tory out law oohs or who wrote on this Wink onglet It disarm it without relennwo to his likings sr &Niko Is lay particular In- I dividoi. The tootles ow a poi and a seism one, sad iftt woo dhoeseed r seek he balis.d aro long that the oragehry woad sees to • wry who bid .ddactory aman ita—a sompledua wbkb would beim keg he sodded by pertiameat. (Goat tiowing.) H. abed Own to serg=e du dein afeuds now to what It wee is Mt Thaw wore ao-rioes end latorrostiene sow as st that Moe ; end was not this owing to On growing intolligtoo, otneedeo, and ektilinties d On serstri, end do bast atertaked by the pooh tbed lbw win art *belly dieneepenbeil by the lanktattere keen ISIS to 1846 t Aid pirdisalaat Is that a wbielt repaid tho oorn lawn, be ottrasesd ouch et lbw patty, der, sad on wejoped by the pock, and in the ebeengse that we wished Is Os tegnmestation ha dumbed to beep be the =skid lowkerlis ; wed warned by the operionse of two yea tie* anesuro amid to moderate in its staengtk, bat ft Mould be bresiatibly stow( to Ito naultradon. (bomb= eleserbig, amid whisk the ktemenrabla um nomad Al. seat, haring spoke upwards of en hoar awl • hall) Cheat preparation an Wag Made at the Palais M Judos, Par* ere the bat* et 11. de Moetelemboree appal, dr nat. Tibe Wake errearmseate of the balks, hove bees ellered. ♦ private iltry is model!) , ismerved fee sissideatem The Berliaaeneepondeat of the Brateels Indi iporkorse, Asti sews private thslikeds wiled have jut tam passe st es tedium se the Osedinka Mistakr, tad la wit& lis sitslisey, tartest with the dmitai ski tisk isesitier-ii-Isk, took pmts. Arms , We ars somilassi k Gormay to re nimbus, sap rids Imo tisk pan sesspailmas to eat assesiles—trlkmos Pekes /fisksiskis. Aikidos Insister of Darts: K. as —_. _ _ seat, tla Ithisard hap ALr.4 aszamy ; ;Fresh diplormiss, Maims alms bos bon trimposatly mmolosed at leim M. de Tailtipmak aml awry odor dahlia maim" an d elan 1111 W .used Mire the saris in mama diplomats solar is Ommemy." Th. Archduke Fenilmand Maximilian has W ows am irmseray ammallorst the Cork Royal Yacht Club. The Mawr &item, of Vienna, contains as Immaria trilmams Moths to the Wow of the Whew of the ammimmatan r ide may, the cot et Mar mote awl soar timmatiame. dr aware sad wellies el the beams, to. Y. Ballogb, a Hungarian, marts that he ham simorpa to snare lir circle. awl he has just sent omits at hie nark al WI wahjeot, which commie' mismata daps% tic Iligegisay d UMW im Videos sad Pork, sad leas barb d the Uadmeithe at Cambridge sad Oxford. It has bets decided by the Imperial Commission br mealenae the eaMegemest of Vireos that two asp seen Vt. Pates, s member ol the London Rdorm Association, then briefly addressed the asesting , and attar resolutions in Amen of parliamentary rabna had beat adopted, the vast emendelage quietly diepeseeL 74TAL 812111-1770 COLLISIOY. GLASGOW, Wirmaana.r. ghettoto alai be Wt. The artalhd Bars Theatre mai tie Oros Boom ire so *mil that otateues eta airily et wows got onto without - acrbkaat priori to "tea' Ti. siorsiag jaereale leave the fellewiter is tbir sung eieeirtei Oteehewar, is Ohs mar mitre, MOO We NOM vet %a tog Amelia lot siglit. a Yr. Csmisio, Awe dr Welt wins asisi, drowsing Sig frattor,asgirrediles,ridlleunia. The usikeisesis opos Worsen issetba, aid hissipl t. Onmassic. The 011awlisa w..nissi bit ile Otemek ?swiss Oimple7." PRINCE ALPUD AND THE ROTtL NAVAL SCNOOD. Az•Atottims bovtag bra cods by tbo Como° of Me y .rat &tool, Ifew-oroos, for permission to mei dr dree of Prior Mind as a puma of that imitation, 611 ~.s hiest d whir is to rhea, the 11. e d Gam auTthe ride Nurse end& M royal Ware Ire a • hip wesebee d wires bar kr red Use tars roder'• send% Oskar dr Ear WM B Z.C.8., ' dr arreerdrat i• Kt. lieses, dee , bar Itodsoy'a emerrie, That rase. Id rerd *Wm is t des op to pro pelneree teirddrir• y, let aeariedry the sir oya irte arearea dr marl peedrisa. kr r bra visor ea err es row Ur Is treat el Nur Sark be wird • &- arks et M. bps bur priar4seed,ta the rem el Pyres abr. Bee *defy eel tie hire et Weir (ibe Yaw ed oder le • Ild der orb • anerue be the Greek the bortedre rim wird 11..156 by his Bora POO re the Panes Orret CAYBIUDGI EXAMINATIONS.—re. Mll. L MULL or lossane—Yesterday even ts. Mr. &Mimi sdiememei a astaid sends el his seg. pease so Beaks. T. sosellies Shim Sews yes resolved villt wok eathmehes bee as resehiller V weed. Mt. Min leanogal Melds of the Mora oarg. ssd ma Os Ursa sighed woe draed, me It auk might b% of senr tallies midi et re Meng madman hod liegmesteg .ms es et ibenl elesten fa hie &veer, he (Mr. IOW) Seigel LLasu la abide by the molt. A 'wean of the electors of Rochdale was bad Ist evade& at SYS It was desedly essolved se Into MT. Ogden to geed her the rossatathe Of ihs borough ; sod • reivildtiom to that pathos oblesed asseiy MO aigmatoroo OM the !pt. loran= vessiormirly ==tiP i r limm =a..ll4 10 01 6 7 . rem THE EXPRESS, THI . :JRSDAY EVENI7I3, DECEMBER 16, 1 48. UNTIED STATES. ...,-.. 1 The screw steamaliiii City of Baltimore, Captain Leitch, belonging to fhe Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steamship . Company, arrived in the : Mersey yesterday, bringing New York advioes of the 4th instant, 297 passengers, 110,428 dollars in specie, and the United States mails. The City of Baltimore has made the passage in 10} days mean time. The steamer Prince Albert left New York fair Galway on the 4th inst. There is little news of interest by this arrival. Members of Congress and strangers were assem bling at Washington, preparatory to the opening of the session on the 6th inst. _ . In regard to — the forthcoming Message of the President, the Washington correspondent of the New York Times says: The Message will fill eighteen columns of the IVaa4ixgton Visioe, while most of the reports are very short. The Prom dent will recommend the ratification of the Cam-lierran Treaty as now meddled. By arrangement, the Menage will be communicated to the two houses of Congress on Monday, the eth instant._ _ _ The report of Secretary Cobb adheres strictly to the ad valorem system, while Mr. Bachanan thinks a specific duty might be impo sed with propriety in particular cases —not, however with any view to protection, but to revenue. This is the only difference in their financial policy. Secretary Tommy, in Ine annual report, will urge the importance of a large inerease of the navy, bat, in view of the dilapidated state of the federal parse just at this time, will recommend the immediate construction of only 20 or 26 new vessels--probably sloops of war similar to the five now con structing. I am informed that the Secretary of War will renew his recommendation for an increase of the regular army, as indispensable to the protection of our extended frontiers, and the maintenance of good order in Utah and the Indian oonntry. The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald says : The President's message will re-assert the principle of the Monroe doctrine as regards Mexico and Central America. The super or interests of this country in all that relates to that part of the world, and our relationship, geogreplii sally and politically considered to other states of this eon ' tinting, demand such an announcement to the world at this aisle. With regard to the States of Mexico, oonterminous with our territory, Sonora and Chibuahna especially, the President will declare that, if Mexico cannot preserve order, we must, for the protection of our own people and the pre . nervation of our interests. _ fisnersio;;;ria;rl:lTrho is, in fact, the preempt constitu tional President of blesioo, but who has not accepted the extreme policy of either of the parties now waging civil war there, is here to witness the opening of Congress, and to see how things are managed by this government. Before he leaves he will have • conference with Mr. Buchanan un the present state of affairs in the neighbouring republic. The report of the Secretary of War will call for eighteen millions of dollars for the service of the decal year—two and • half millions less than celled for last year, and actually about nine millions lees, including the deficiencies, that had to bo provided for by Congress. The eseretary thinks next year he can, even with the same force, material sod service, re duce it to fifteen millions. Considering the Utah expedition and Indian were, this is • gratifying result and prospect. The report that Secretary Cobb was about to quit the cabinet and succeed Mr. Dallas in the mission to London is stated to be wholly untrue. The President had received information from Japan that a fall embassy from that country will make its appearance at Washington some time in May or June next. They will be brought to Panama in an American steam-frigate, and thence proceed to New York. It will be marked by splendid presents to the government from the Japanese Emperor. A destructive fire had occurred at Rochester, New York, entailing a loos of 44,000 dollars. General Paez, the Venezuelan patriot, sailed from New York on the god inst. on board the government steamer Atalanta, for Venezuela. The general was still suffering from his late accident, and was carried to the steamer on a litter by a party of soldiers. The emigration statistics of New York show that the arrivals of emigrants for the year, down to the 24th ult., numbered only 76,310, which is a decrease of 100,606 as compared with the arrivals in the same period last year. At a meeting of the New York Chamber of Com merce a letter was read from Secretary Cobb, giving the reasons for his recent action in relation to the the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty. He is of opinion that, by the provisions of that treaty, American flour ground in Canada cannot be entered free of duty. An election for a member of Congress in Pennsyl vania, to fill the place of Mr. J. Glancy Jones, the newly-appointed minister to Austria, had resulted in the defeat of the administration candidate. A Democratic State Convention wu in session in Virginia, striving to nominate a candidate for governor. The contest was very exciting. and was said to be the most bitter and virulent known in the political annals of the state. PRESIDENT BUCII4g4I, UPON THE FREEDOM OP TH/t Du TED QT4TdB. At the centennial celebration of the occupancy of Forts Dequame sad Pitt, held at Pittsburg co the'6* et November feat, amongst the Were of exams for me attendanos was the following from the President et do Vella States. Having regard to the present easelibil slaw of the country, the °maims expressed by Mr. Baeleasa ;mews peculiar importance: Washington, N0v.21, 1868. " Gentlemen,-1 have had the honour to moan your invitation to be present or the 26itt instant, at the watienniff anniversary of the capture of Fort Duquesne, eel I regret that the pressure of public affairs, at a period so near the meeting of congress, renders it impossible that I should mitithia privilege. tricot toast rejoice whilst reflecting upon the nnpars= s progress of our country within the hut century. What was at its coentomicement an obscure fort, far beyond Mr. Edmund Glower, of Glasgow, long known in connection with theatricals there, has just built a be theatre at Greenock, which is to be opened on the 27th of this month. A Bala RUN DowN BY A GUNBOAT.—The gun boat &Wily, on Sauna night, on coming into the Hum ber, rea down the brig 1 , coal laden, from Sunder land to London. Most of the me. ou board the brig were In bed, and just saved themselves by seraming on board the lunboat in their night Mfrs, leaving a man at the , wham they afterwards sand. la about twenty mantes the brig went down via all sane etandlag. When the sea rated Hall they wen itaitaies out applied_ Damodar* Die Brown. elle wined them ni of the Shimming Mariners, lesVtJ, lading them with doii. -1 Ing at ea atom elf If. lgs., ette fs which they were Week wed sat tat isl~nilelend by ale, else thanes of On satiety. t 8010 TO BLUSH Gas sen."—Under this hat•'• we grid the following paragraph in the Bin f Jamas' While strolling by the hanks of the Avon we Meted a sly howl's humble cot, and was no little astinishal i the sae phi& greeted our view. A rude shelf lime at the side loaded with such books as then—Buchannea's e Nistory al flootlnd," the British Poste, Goldsmith Th e, Lets, bearing marks of careful perusals shown en some of his drawings, in which Mind the maim of taste and beauty, and some p of pray. which ha adieu marks of the foepimems of "the mime gang, ✓umples like this go Dr to show that the shephnb aganit; the bonny Highlands of eastlead have sot fie eines irides at Bnotatha end BrONS. - RSTNALD IN THE Rtilm-TLILD.—A fox oak la asset anwekam viii to the thrmiar• of lie. balk Our' patter, of Manton, on Monday eight, ea knit nem @literately left behind him. no lea that Wane heed al tag rig lg :ht o rip: " N aho w i wiertlel th .4 thts ly wkw e l l e e v oi simo be t" an ki d i perta m s tran ic aillik uiL M; • Cl' OP " MANSLAUGHTER" AGAINST A ROAD 111111•Sros.—A few days ego a Mr. Hawkins, a careered' seaveller, had occasion to go to Neyland Dom Havering. ma, mi ea his Mora the wheel of his gig got on 64 tifelini Malt bet boos *sot in the seers of the jai b e an taws whit great violas b the ground ; *as trawryeitelfaylak hat Mat Is thee days. A oath?' ilogasst be eithe he. het& ad a theist of "Hathethrea• the" Mena wird the rood ethwethe al contractor, wia me it mat er n e yel to prism.—Oereiriers. Tin LAIR DIMMING CASE AT ROv IL—We are inch mad that lather gist, Bliss Heath, Moo is Is sat the Shosehos Si..o Wahona an a amigo of ant ef Ma, appease to bath testhered ha dry bar dreafal threaro to Ss weather daring tbs sad sight. the nothed sulfa to a Wheat k nem Cocain, end may sow be otheadered tie nose thet feting lees tees as yet 'sty paddy 11•1 oust red OW barb? the satanie mom idea has resorted to by her needled atteadeat. That die vivid this exposure nay be considered dmi ast adamant when le is resnemand that dung the whit dm bsf dialing met lian ban intanned with wet, the tale al Wag *RS down la tomato la thlt locality.—Breghts liertriae COLLISION ON TIM Molleitunts, EarafrtiLD, AND LlitanialliXasa HAIDNAT.—Os Tuesday MOO ANDIRICAN MArt.s.--11119 Canard mail steamer shoal Ave of and a hems beta amis Ameba mils from Liverpool for Balsa sad Haim on fie - cellisit, at the ,tin s . d - brae& win tilt tsay. The Liverpool Post -ofnce boa win cicas ka l i lat day I ruin dm of the aid Lbechalthe at 1 p.m., with lets fee at 2 p.m., and on the stage I &Hay. Oath trtratr ilr esa . frele ; the other we at S Mains. the the min la. No sane damp was &aft RAPID Runs or Lnrimpoox Curivals.—lrseterilay dose of the passensare the, Naha by the ocataass. mg_ Mamas') the Abate= dime Botta Hook lakoegtog lIICAPID mut mg lcz.—The fine stoma a teleran Toss neat to Minable: 4 r ke twilowrimee al to Mr. Jar &say, of Limped. oitivod at Inert Po*, Ea m b ui t h w hi c h m a i d a dm ' g in qp, be. Laid. flearra. emotion! Gahm of the compay. La ew for Loam. having made the athreerdarily sapid rum of 1111 hem to e mits & i t we atm that a s thew el Dr. liatritos wee iitopolobsd to the ere. Mt day. from Footo w = m art II fop hots Ai*, egad m a i n I. tut p oi bi o . t empt me te, gad it wen , pease woo toartoly atodok as as DD. hod Dota OF the 11100030116 was ale nesived Livorpool al n e w T h u , be n th e toe , home t o ems the. en Wed se to rendre sateral aft. The has was WWI the aka at Melbourne, la DI gays, of the clipper Mask( Th e ;ma w . * b e i g e mewl Lile:estais tioo, sad thigy mutt =ln it odd be I Ve l t li nited law r a the toe tea ben broken by a sadden thaw, th e _ tater stews Fulton left Cowes j es- • Reseneege tit U M. was we 4000 141011 ea bre way Lummox entrithal. 011011111111 001LPANTraillei terdey hr New Teak, with the Ampex' wank . to So pet tit UM. reed& Hit { ha woe mate Deo. 11, 10,1731. the western frontier d deillestlea Me lIIVIAMMISi the centre of a populous commelel nteleilleshariog city, sending its productions to lewa ail liewpteme sovereign states still further west, whose tordnisloi WWI ENS 11 vast, unexplored, and silent Miasmas& "From the stand point at which we have awietsi, the anxious patriot cannot fail, whilst reviewing the past, to oast a gleam into the future, and to spais ipso whet may be the condition of our beloved comdryollion pror posterity shall arsemble to celebrate the woad leateedel anniversary of the capture of Fort Duquesne. WWI seer whole country, then, compose one united nation, wier*Wept lone, Tartu', and free, than may other whisk hoe over f Or will the federscy have been mat linitier, and NAM into groans of Mails and jealous states? Or my it net to prosiblo that ere the next celebration all the ihgMents, sahomed by intermediate mediae with molt Mberoasylsave deafly malibed. sad *ought wings anise the slisfared sae greet sad iresobsdewlow MIS " Tim telfdame will. I Marra anima Pro ranee of ilm o viaseilly by am pawed gmen tiew. We hew woad a edit whew air Mks &plods the yoesorrodea al the mho to fhe Mew Lod spirit et the emeaseloo, and lab MOP pea el & Ima "1 tuggers fa wic then dee prewat amareiltist= phloem la the ha el tha eeteddle it wee almost trammel& to mod dbelia W.*. Lave Woos nay ein WA low dlemia is kitty yett , scribed se dm tomeiy immtwoosnot Ink mil or lawolftry wig* if left a threadela Mold eartilly vanish atm/ la the progroseelowate. "Oa reostairawy itiltwo Mee peoad away, sod the morellos watt eller4 spi ele well &ROM by ildr. mama alma tad Mee aperly ail din gy The preeest gemalha. their vow& whether they will or wet. Jed& dais& of ba t= Let am awl& the train to Mir haw a them prim every moan which Bey Seed le saes w Ihr Rohs its hoods—hi the Mims el didiweat shies MOOS feelings of Endows sad korbeareace towards each and let all resolve to emossidt it to their dssenhihmlls Mae form and spirit they bars &UAW from their =OM end all will thou be wilier ear settotry In fatties " 1 shall ammo the privates el Message row MOD to soother poerft soa disowireas eviL In the hit ;21is ea ltheagh ear &shwa la* oaremiees, owe divaol penile whisk ohm lied seam itealbell wlik stet oar, yaw* maw Mani sag with& omega wielolotthe esaphyseat dame, to arty elsoldim lima We the Immo ail Mt some sad their la the Mee and Mama Legislatures alai Meows the hiestals of free devalawisot will than be Me seelda. sad we mast ad. as Man pees. • despotism. eeisoorsolo weerablia mos& keg wholes maim seadael by mai* vino*. ka = e t camtldilds rad the los* kerma ouwal, there le A at ha rerst et the Wes el libetw which wit *um it to wilier sad to die. I Am* Algae* God We your mob paseldly =Ay esollow= i l li feer nor!, for ne: r is a ear. a set Z: tad ProleSft; mks seeisettoi Wooer des ear ellOstke sad the Vohs, I remlooury reepsetbily, your "runs Buctuacut." EXPRESS FROM PA Ib. • I vim* OVA OWN 00111.11111PONDINI O PARIS, WiIINWIDAT EVNNINO. A letter from Manilla bringing news of the Cochin Chinese expedition down to October 11, says it was not thought probable at that date that any move ment towards the interior of the country would be attempted foe two or three months. The Emperor bas just signed a decree for making a considerable addition to the Eoole Militaire. The works of the new buildings, which will stand on the Place Fontenoy and the Avenue de Saxe, will be begun immediately, weather permitting. General MacMahon, the Commander-in• Chief of the Army of Algeria, who has just arrived in Paris paid a visit to the Emperor yesterday, accompanied by Prince Napoleon. It is reported that Algeria will shortly be allowed to send two members to the Corps Legislatif. The Bourse has been heavy nearly all day. The Rents, for account, fell 15c., closing at 72fr. 95c. For cash the last prioe was the same as yesterday, 72fr. 90c. Mobilier fell Ilfr. 25e. The Bank of France experienced a further decline of 15fr. The Southern Railway fell 7fr. 50c., and all the other lines about 2fr. 50e. It is not easy now to get authentic news from Rome, for I hear that Cardinal Antonelli has de clared war upon foreign correspondents, stops their letters in the post-office, and threatens to turn them out of the Eternal City. As it is therefore possible that you may not be in the receipt of your ordinary intelligence, I re-produce the following facts from a letter of the 11th, received to-day in Paris. The Pope, on the occasion of the fêtes of the Immaculate Conception, has given the authority of the church to two miracles performed by a newly-canonised saint named de Rossi, of venerable memory, upon whom his Holiness pronounced a panegyric in the !Kathie chapeL At the Conaistory, to be holden on the 20th, it is probable that two new cardinals will be made, one for Rome and another for America. Should this news be true, America will possess a cardinal for the first time. The Archbishop of Baltimore is spoken of as likely to be the first wearer of a red hat in the United States. The Pope has offered up prayers for the success of the French arms in Cochin China. The official journal of Roue, in its official column, speaks of this expedition in a manner very flattering for France. This compliment is considered a proof that any coalman which may have existed betw een the courts of the Vatican and the Tuileries, on ao count of the abduction of the Jew boy Mortara, is now at an end. The agitation which has prevailed for the last two months in the north of Italy is beginning to be felt in Rome. Secret societies, it is said, are redoubling their efforts, and there are " signs, impossible to be defined," which indicate that " something is at hand." Several of the symp toms which preceded the revolution of 1848 are observable. At the beginning of the week two of Oaribeldi's old officers, who it was suspected had come to enlist " patriots," were arrested. Both the Pontifical government and the French general were excessively vigilant. The fortifloations at Civita Vecchia are being actively carried on. Detachments of French troops are about to be sent into various towns and village* in the neighbourhood of Rome, in order to be ready to repress any coup de main. A French employe on the railway from Frascati to Morino has been assassinated. The murderer is in eustody. The Archduke Charles of Austria has arrived at the Hotel des Isles Briton niquee, with the positive intent:km, it is said, of be coming a Capuchin monk forthwith. it is alleged that the visit of the Duke of Modena to Rome had nothing to do with the formation of an Italian league, which is au old story dating from 1848, but was undertaken in order to warn the Pope and the King of Naples of the probability of an insurrec tional movement, which the language of the Pied montese journals was calealated to produce, and to settle a " general plan of defence." In the window of the library, No. 212, Rue de Rivoli, there has lately been exhibited an engraved portrait of Mr. Charles Dickens, with a beard, d is imperial*, sitting at a desk in • thoughtful position, and writing. The police entered the shop the other day and told the proprietor in very angry hews to take the engraving oat of the window. They mistook Mr. Dickens's portrait for a caricature of the Emperor ! PIEDMONT. The Legislative Chambers of Piedmont are can yoked by royal decree for the 10th of January next. A disiurbinos occurred at Genoa on the 10th, the anniversary of the expulsion of the Austrians from that city in 1746. After a public eervioe to cele brate the occasion, in the church of Origin', a crowd consisting of workmen and students assembled, and began to move towards Portoria. The narrowness of the streets through which they had to pus being likely to cause inconvenience to the public, a high police functionary presented himself, and re quested the crowd to dispens; but, finding the crowd little disposed to obey, be at length allowed them to pass one by one. They assembled again, however, in the Via Giulia, when a polio* force made its appearance, and refused to allow them to go any farther. Here a riot ensued, in which a mason lost his life. Au inquiry has been set on foot by order of the government, in order to ascertala. Co whom the reeponsibility rests. TEE WEST INDIA MAIL. TMOBSDALT MO7IILNO. The La Plata hes snivel with the West India Mails. Sire left Bt. Thomas Dec. 2. Amonget her cargo is specie to the value of 801,631 dollars. At Jannica trade is still dulL Railroad traffic is in consequence of damage done to the = ll l 4 : ed y the late rains. Sugar is in good supply, and prices look lower. The demand for logwood is active. Exchange: 90 days, j per cent. prem. merchants' bills, par. Adviees have reached Demerara from China that the prospect of getting emigrants is encouraging. The weather is wee at Demerara. The river is fall of shipping, and freights low. Business is dull at Valparaiso ; there is a scarcity of silver coin. The accounts of the harvest from the interior of Chili are satisfactory, and the mining news is favourable. At Perna bill is passing tlunagtt Conran to PY all the debts of Vivanco daring the seeolution. The object of this is to ranee a fusion of partial. It will cast throe or four millions. Scene damage bad beau earwig at Aspinwall by a heavy gale, and considerable image bed been done to the Panama Railway by the %whets. °BRAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY .-(7RI8 DAY.) This afternoon a meeting of the ehareholdere in the above railway company was held at the London Tavern, for the purpose of reounne a report from the directors; the HOC. FRANCIS SCOTT, M.P., Chairman of the board, in the chair. _ _ The fallowing wan the report : In delaying to this unusually late period of the year the Limbs of the annual report and the boding of the general Meeting of Itharls Iders, yogi direetonhave born actuated chiefly by the desire to announce the rof the entire line, for which your capital hm been aulacribed, f7O. B.e. to Arlon. The board het now the eatlnfarium of trotting the p• ninon that this lone looked for eventest Kin g has 1., milthaemitheL On the 27th of October last his liel the the ofßateau. pl . aroompouled, by the royal family and tine y e mlop e pp. presids4 at the inauguration at Arlon. The importer:lea attached 'o the opening et tie entire Hoc sae evidenced by the obervationa of Lie Ste. jest, won the o alviall, and by the local ref 01 - ings which followed. When the proprietors Last met, the Great Lthembourg Railway hod been 'meetly opened from Brumes to Namur, a nista-nos of 34• intim, end the report Informed them that In addition thereto, the trat•ortnat link tailed the" Lithe de Ithorordement," had been completed la the November pm:adlos. thus tontiocting our line with all the other Bares lines at Orme*. They were likewise Informed that the whole of the wake between Namur and Arlon Itht ram) had been eontricted for, and were In course of active crea tion. On the 18th of May, 1862, 18 miles extending from Name to (limy, and on the ilth of July a !tether section from Gluey to dropout, 22 meek .me oporod for waffle The remaining IMAMS fr.l. Gni pont to Arica, 43t rade., as has been &heady dated. wan formally opened on the 27th of October. and the traffic commenoed on the Bth of h member. Not withstandtog the dlfibmines ocesanneA by the enor mous magnitude of the works, Use line to Arlon has been completed within *tie More than two yews from the slated its commencement, and ate months whet than the period Dzed for Its completion by the contention with the government of September, 1866, via., April. 1819. Oreat mere he been taken to exam the mod perfect solidity to the coo arurithe of the works, and them le every man to believe, that after the lint year, during which there will necemardly be more than the or dinary retheday required, ethane anteidemoviim the emthekmusts. the railway will be plamd In as stood e wildcat as the line to Namur now le, and will be mlntained at en equally moiler de cost. Several gluten buildings still remain to he emoted, and fn-thee edibles sod other works will be remitted to provide foe the teethe en it becomes devel , ped. With mama to the canidhettem of the elver Olathe, which formed pare of the updertsking when the pmt members of the board entered upon the alreedon of lour at7Yn, it will be seen by the accounts that the sett revenue derived from the one mile end a half now opened during the wet year amouoted to 9711., 10s. The navigation has been mriothly aNsoted by the low rather the river, owing to the extreme dryer during the met as well an the percent year, which Mill Mrooo2l for the diminution In the receipt. locomen:od with the Pinto. year. The works Item Mooed where the lint section ends. to Cosablain au.Post, a diatanoti of sixteen mime, have been conducted with the strictest redird to economy, and ere now almost completed, so that a Enteral theresee in tide anomie of revenue may he ormadered certain. On the lith of kit mouth the traffic commenced on the whole Ras, and its development hith rte the been such as to afford the masa Pittman that the enterprise ere long will prove to hoof an usdeubtedly remunerative character. Upon the nos previonsly open the permanent way and the rolling kook ham been maintained to good condition, an.. to Imam the regular and seems working of the traffic, and • rthereate to the have rhos that the iseemen of the mid working during the Tose 1867 amounted to 22.4871. lth. it or not more than 46.71 per Mkt. of the receipts. The resortof 1857 shows:lee testae between linvecli and Nam or, and el. Whited a table of receipt. obtained lu e irrew tot! itla quarters of 1866 and 1857. The following table ethibita all equally asintimy =omit obtained from the rethipte between Murals and Nunez. duns]. the similar qua tern for the three years 'Mee the tine ha. been opened tO Nemoz, and aIIOWB the trifle et them sPffereat patio& 1858. 1867. It% Quarterending Inman Ad, 13 £7BBB £11,413 permit. 04,701 ke.197,117113 ,10i311.11111111 PI tee/M.MSI/1 Inarse on 1861 .18 pm oath, nil ea 186.88 we lent new Ms reoepta of the quests , In 1641, have emended by fa pa enl rem le • 1114, and the receipts la the oureme_ par he.. mewed* line In MI *lB per ea .t., and them le 12811hylggir scenti,ahoirt* AM new the nether of tho maws/ the modelils boom WWI seelmisi. In meant Is the mcat unfereeentie peens ot the. wade nee Ow ter* therefore no fair companion an bo llotellated Ileresn s lat Urals eh. 'erred that up to the end rit Illee Was hen *UM* bb 3113 ylehtloi di ne 1,1471. per onnel le thi.AT .. ......r BORON* and comparlassere medene sir lama bathe It Is the perks wird* brims ems ter some en sidecar time, and therefore en Mist nee eta way elliteM. thanes* * hard et the proont of the meths! bream et Win The spinet tie parr of the! ne beyond Naar le lee main tille ana i = ben hit the erculat a et him wenn bet the m e that, reg to the many TIOXIMIOn wales IntiiiieldTh the ialt. ve MR berme MY MS ler:en at width le :pnkltit i la ta re senthen Mosta: l a elseel. Pllfehlei Ilt 60 Orel the em for it immeinth le rot d i me and —Ma, thelermation of a pest Iniezi=llati of Wart. It must be eentrend lei es niters diners*. se Ida Ihe Dutch Luxembourg Beihrsh, errinaloatins to thee nth the • city of Lustraliesarg. Trein Ihrsbran. La reef. „ r m a i t Oentral tiermany. It le she emintlal for the interesee et s that the Oriel Luient bawd hallway should be en frontier at Loney, then to art the nelearies line %IV Suter. Railway ot Foam ad.Thiewrilleend thus e•tect a et railway to Barbosa an Delintolimil en aeons ban. re le Pasle the other. When then hinelimemeelheteds len aad ,Meagan la the thine On an /00000 wilt he latrodiered. nith nororß hinn to Manse the mann if the . In eider to Arai& them mar lethal& cane* *dn. be It were not Included In any innym annale et tho eiel et this rimy, tat w1tteh..1 . 22: terms of Ur a scares sod 1 .. 6 .. eeneirons wlth Ye go•ornenlin. this Gruen Is Worry oar the eientimasplie artabbooring Ira being met* without, Math It nem des entre at the full nosesure et Ns win s and to etdm le meth& the redone and roiling Ilan KW thew anendoss, tweet 1j to terror fifteen and drew min, sad to Inimeir lt: rake not eend stalks eireentedatlon rendered the Irene of the trams, sag else to replan the sum =la • the " Lane do Itacesnlemen" Which mount the lin at with tee railways of then* thin will require to be rain quire el li rS 0111,0 0, Tab rmount pen dketton .111 seek to We powers to tree at the morn whieh is to be held ad on the 10th Imp, and they dein , in have a MOW modatice from o en endi a resolution be mind. It will be proposed le min pia um hp p farther waned iMpd at inch time or timer:. the mama wag in rehired, mil ea the meat favourable tern tie Mrea9eq nigh the directors am be able to aerie. She esamilen berms Oconpino and n Milne will ~...i sto l g ood bons& ander the arm of counsel=el the of dr Maar of the Rolls. The CHatanatt, is moving the adoption of the report, re minded the meeting that the present board were only re eignsible for the last bar of the 12 Tears the company had been in existenm. When they came into oeice, 1,400,0001. of the capital had been expended, and yet only nine miles of the mil way were open, and thane nine miles were being worked at a cost of 200 per cent. upon the receipts. Since then the dinettes had brought the whole of the works to • successful termination, sad the entire length of the railway wag now open to nab. Be then adverted to the exten sions referred to in the Import, and declared that when they were carried out them Gould be no doubt the railway would yield • very handsome return. both from ppsasa meager and mineral bailie. Already the traffto was suffi not only to pay the bondholders, but also to leave • ems llll purples, and the shareholders might sedgy calculate that at no distant period there would be lIIKM a development of the through and local Menlo as to ensure than • respect shle profit upon their outlay. Contrast that Mate of things to the position of the company when the directors sestuned office—Van the concern was in • state of collapse— without 'money and without credit—whereas now, with the additional outlay of about 360,0001., the undertaking could be made one of the most efficient and prosperous in Bumps. ME. READ, the Belgian manager sad director, seconded the motion, and after some diem: union it was carried, and a emointion seised In accordance with the recommendmicas of the report. The proceedings closed with the usual ocmpliment to the chairman and director.. w