The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-05 00:00:00

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Moreaser ri — Tl. anajdmiu&draft, • Nu"' 80171,4411110 W, 317XDAT.—The Pesideder mad Crest& Comp sWe sew gems steate-stdp Joy, kit yesterday fur Onsvoseed to take ia l =ir= The 611111111111 Win CCevey theta to Alusedris, kw wirers fits, will ,o overload to their &dimities. The slum ship allonis 'Mood We seursiag fro. HambasT with puessiters tea fib. will Iwo Os-teerrow for Now York. ne ettfsi/p Norman will lam bass to-ohorrow for Plyminik, ad depot data *saes ad the swesiag of tits Oh with the OW wads. The Mamas has ca board 130 boas of cargo, Ilumagaga t sad smell geeetity of vods Nod jestri. ▪ skeem-sbass Mete evolved this amore W from. dies the molest yesterday tad leedsd the Cops limbs Weld ale of dr blear of Ms mod awl vas sow & to pet late Si. Note" Were altioste g p o oh die Us, eovertitellas, teeter ree , rwt thaw. boa sa two sissi= gods (wslas 6000, 60 pipes sad Si el wise, 1 rs.d saw* plum, woo of ostrich bathos, 126 efwool, 2,920 L.: sad cow llama. sad 40 peolosess of PORT ADELAIDE.—Tho Orient and Alm 141•11 lINOM from tile port with hop cargoes of sipper. The knew Iles moreover, SOO mean of pit, which le When a Mind spa be Coal &hap y g Amain, amg is as paint a the of Ssid of di soli sae as at spat op b Gib calory. /bather sameal, bat impartial, wide of inarat to tie maw coostiy In ears to bad I the der mar. Wag a aminalia dasmay of hirsk ard, ear Wig slob OR ore, busier a Imo odintztoro of pie. The ila lee Von, k stated, saki te SO par oas el pre suIL. The webs a the rail la the Oar distal le ant MI boa ; bat brag varied sat a sceshimais Sinhaat Vas t Nam, to the ca p s ti sf eadarketion, the llsai osa to the was w MOW.. amtt i l *zoo peaniagpiansi als ea be datsiall r I. be absent anal sad It Is nada that it TM barn a maple antsy.—Mairg isarnal, April 3. Eiroars.—The Canard steam-ship Africa, stilt, led Liverpool for New Tort as fkoneday, took out 14 4311 L la spouts. Nagar d pemagurs, We have received the "Ommepondence respecting the Cagliari" 'sat prevented to Parliament, and re quest a ooa bon of the subjoined papers, u showing a strange oversight on the part of Sir James Hodson, and, we fear, a disposition on the part of Ministers here to avail themselves of that oversight. In connexion with this subject we also ask attention to an important letter from our cor respondent at Turin, published in soother column. The Earl of Malmehury to Sir J. Madam. to -alb" March 13, 111111. I yaw to *tract you to send immediately a copy of your het et to M. Covens, of the fah of January, respect*/ the C f i We only know dha exiateetos from tainletar e=ie bwrib, who gm m a copy throe days ego. You stallet the ram m what authority you say in It that "ler Majesty's government we Owed to object to the of Nee the pethen is zosiediop in regard to the pursuit and capture Sir J. Hudson to the Bart of IWhumbru7.—(Reodeoll Yuck 18.) Turin, March 16 1 a Yf Lord,—With referee, to your lerdehils haetruotieg me to report so wham authority I have " gu Jlejery's precursor ars dlepoorlro fu lttrr the ehe jim maws •-••= it edi ni set sad so. i csepastlg wait to the Sardinia F*Plao. old Irt • s alV dw rinelon to see the original alb 111•11 Nat is Sti the tea of which I have the hewer banal to bteM emaua" II len prweeivng the Morenoa which elide between the inn et tie soft the ate half, I celled epos the gath ers wir mad the Ina for my signature to sononnt far the disnersay between the two, and I hare the honour to nage the stettosent which h as rade to ma. _ _ With regard to my own negligeece lD tide matter, for of ream lea responsible, I have to sate that it bee 1104 tees my habit to ampere the nom I sign wiles I have ewe ap gems& the drafts with the drafts themselves, mad bore arose the arm 4 414444 M Imes is set isaireedes the Cheseery to lend to the a ropy ci thy noes to the Count de Cams was thee sensidend it oneemeary to member the with mime mieler, a the sees wee to ha.. bee a there Meserige of the Wm of the I bath, to. (tif ud) Jame Beneox. Draft of Yore from Mr J. Mathes to Coat Caesar. Twb, Jemmy lk 11154. eir,—Her Mejeatry's gromesesse Meth( led wear their esisideratlos the proceeftage telem by the Meeepeftres go vernment in the ogee of the Whirl terms, with reftresee to the detention of two British ealgethe awed we board that easel, I hare been instructed to mat yam leedhsey whether the Sardinian gothriumst mesa to ga despatch of December ?ft, MM.) I trait, tlmyewexcelMxy will bars the sesame to stele to me, kir the Information of my goverment, whether the &r -abies peenithent is of opinion that the Cagliari wee voles &wily mresdered by the meter, er whether it will be con tended that she was seised by the Neayolitaa frigates beyond tha limits of the territorial joriadicthm of Naples.— I hare, &c , (Sighed) J. BODSOX. Sir J. Hudson to Count Caooor. Tedn im ten. 4 ll . B6L brutishika goverenint rns their ar gar s din takes b y tbs Ifteptiltea go verment, th e ore of th e Cagtisri memoir, with rehrence to the &Amin el two British subjects farad on board that mask I have base balavalwl omit_ rat Euuthmor that ber Seentre 011.11•1111110 .I.llllllli le object 'otiose in Sr growad dra the Ifiragoilba vessels of war U s it=t to the eillsel. mei tempters her beyond Neapolitan Jrisdiction. Is the splint alter darer' gevarsurst, a ship clf war of IMO esissity bar so jurisdiction over a merchant wad of carer mwalay a she high Ina. She is totitled to dead the pabarier oflwo to prove nationality, but if that alwraror b eelalithei the ship of war bra no right to in ternee. mho dr atardrateasn should be caught in the acted emandorien et the tine of an act of piracy. Bat se sash art was seerritted at the time by the Cagliari, th e wee peacefully paresis( her voyage, and for scything the Neapolitan ships how, was returning to ()snot. It Is tree that the captain and crew are stated to have ben on their way to Naples, with the view of voluntarily eerma daring themselves and their vessel to the Neapolitsa autho rities ; but it appears to her Majesty's government that it would be a mockery and an abuse of terms to say that those men voluntarily surrendered themselves to the two Neapolitan frigates, which had fired to bring the Cagliari to, sad which were prepared of coons to sink her if she did not surrender. I trait, therefore, that your Excellency will have the good ▪ 00 Mato to me, for the information of my government, whether the Sardinian government is of opinion that the Cagliari was voluntarily surrendered by the master, or whether it will be contended that she was lensed by the Neapolitan frigates beyond the limits of the territorial juris• &curt of Naples.—l have, &c. (SiEccd) Jung HUDSON. Mr. Erskiee to Sir J. Hudson. Turin, March 16, 1868. 81r,—Is compliance with your directions I have compared the draft of your note to Count Clamour, of the stb al Joinery last, with the note itself, and I deeply regret to and that • very mewls] alteration was made by me in the wading of the Brat paragraph of that draft. To the best of my recollection the Earl of Cloreadoa's despokb of the Dth of December last we. mat into the Chancery, with • minute in your handwriting to theme words Adobe' sots this gaseties." A dr noes less by ma, and sob- mimed to aft you Bar appestraL P = di ser approved by you Mass: " Have bees Wrested to ask your Excellency whether the isedbilas govetheethe mew to object, &c.," whetter, in the ergo itself; I ethedbelei the words, " I hare bees is elesebed to %Wet peer isidisak, that her Majesty's pe• thmethat re~aeedte object to those proceedings, Ito' Yes le perkier, have experienced the difficulty of litendly tessetetkies • parr of your own composition, and I can only in this way amass: for the alteration which occurred. Os %Mat the noes to you for signature you were, doubt lesst mit the Impreerion that you wan lisping a note la miellAr a tles mess words as three need in the draft, end pro set mad the note with sufficient attention to Dodos the Awed= I hod mode. Werth/et Mem b the for this most unfortunate blender must be borne by us exclusively. You will not, I trust, bream to expiate to the Earl el Ilalearbury that you did not knowingly employ expreseloa implying that the Bri tisk goverment VIM "disposed to object" (to that of Naples) " to Ib roceedinge takaa in the ems of the Cagliari." What I piths* msent to say (but this Is 101,01iT to the purpose), mes that!Nest'', government motet opinion We the Nespolitas esseels of war bad no right, to." that is to Eq, that they take objection to the capture, bat eet that = es pied* themselves to urge the ' objectka upon the Ma sa& this War is evidently the isteepre melese= commesiothlan is Count theser's note el the et Janney law, to , (Wignelf) B. M. Emma. The Dal of lialmetbary to az I. Hudson. Foraigrogiss. Mara 18, 111611. Shr,-1 have vomited yoer despite of the 16th last., la reply Is my dr patch of the 1811 a lest., t— --. 1 te be la 1011Me1 OK dst authority you add in year Mfr: bo Count Cower of harry 6, that hr blejetty's goweramat were disposed to objoct to the psoseedinse in repot to the permit of the Cagliari ; est I bars to stets to yes that your oaplauatiora is utteatisfartory, end that Mr. Erekiedo earboot, In mating so material an Litman fa the mass of year kites, without calling your attention to it, is fries baeusable, and so you will Worm Ma, by my arweiga-1 ar, &C, MAulassvar. — la WtZtmAgabat d Tarim has *ought to maks alas sudi hot ellat Ihs townormi el Naples to awe sqt ds. tio sealimo, abs osimelgoett is formally eitoreid mutt the 1111.1111111110111, ead i l i nised be, the ao-opersliso tits WM 11 & sorteomoi to this issFortast oak to _ _ . Ara sisosommt of dr Um is oonvisood est Nis lamp maw Islay ssinlowl set ftsfstEst *fp= swil dr **pia ssuaskisi *do rattailir falls dump Oa sob of Hr Sit of Josm abo ttplElosnal .11=Lt ed Igs obi tails usiisY s somss solirso of pipes et ttoulastles s sessilsoi tibial not latorsoto d two British ssifesb ass swissoly °m ood, bat which so directly osswens dl preens, equally iatawatel in sot Am* isresias poser Aft te be ostsbilsitsi. soliwsligssi lisps eat 1b Ezoolissey tits lozi of Ilisloasbgry Ns swami to inform tits pown -wit of tits lb& as Ism as posit* in mord to ibis int -At poligonal tosusto hlm to accept. &c., (illsed) V. E. Pr/ammo. (Thoislosios.) ---- - - - Tana, March 18, 1868. Very ilketrioes sir, —The Commander Candor!, d'atielne WI the Two Sicilia', hes commuakisced to met r e apace, together with • copy of the etas, of &par the Com mander Cards Secretary of State kr Foreign Alain at Napes% dated tie 30th et lan lest, and bang la reply to the see addressed by me to yourbrd.Wp cm the 18th of the mime month, upon the subject of the capture of the national steam-boat the Cagliari. I Cannot COIIOW from you that the partial of the dom. meat hem occasioned me no small degree of surprise, inso much S 4 the arguments thought ometainsd snow to me nasal fatly to &pert from the most Istoosisetabie 'Ed eilemegery principles of that iatematioma law upon which are bred the ressamine and the just demands of his Illeirate • opens nest. Tie Neapolitan cabinet emanations by obeerring that, when the matter to be treated of is purely a contentions one, oe palled iikennies OM be established for the purpose at end tire, therefore, it bebop to the courts of Polka In bike mupelootes of and decide the same, without inkrilleense en the el the goverumeat. The Neepelikela would have judge an its Ode did bet *lea IS le kr rusher is cionikedees belong in pled* Ogle. het. however, on the eartrarg, truce whelp militia the jobikielte of the rights of seehery sod bow it is that If ever these was a gentian will& ailed ix di/tiinterventam, Nis mot or** lea pound ow l l :not a legel &pule bu t iiiera se owl the piretical Novelise frigates, but a quoit= boluses go verment end goveroment, since it trees ddelanding mad securing maritime tighlie, which have been violated to the detriment of the Sardinian tag. Adi maks of this kind le not a subject for the juriedio tion el the courts of law, nor is it the custom of Metes to submit their own ladividi;al rights of /0/111•I g ats to the decisions of the law authorities of another state. The judg ment of capture delivered at Naples, sad the imprisonment of his Mejeaty's subjects, are the coosergemose of ea illegal act, that is, of the unlawful capture against whisk the re nonstrasola of his Majesty's government have brae specially directed. When the Comrades , Carafe, soling epos ene mata Information, said that the Cagliari had bele within the territorial waters of the Two &cities, w e did consider ourselves justified in making any official femme traitor, but were content with gentle expostulations. It was not until It became known, from the decimations of the cap tain themselves, that the capture had bees effected ea the high mesa, that we leaned a test against the undue am ploymeat of violence, and age.nst the infraction of the free dom of the royal flag. It was the duty of the Neapolitan cabinet to have proved that the predatory frigates had a right to make the capture ; Melted of which they content themselves in the before-men tioned despatch, with affirming it ; and certainly we cannot be silenced by • bare affirmation. To my the truth, it would be a most difficult if not impel,- dble attempt, to endeavour to maintain an argument of this mature, whilst to relate and repel it are arrayed together the laws and customs of all nations, and the authority of pub licists In general. In fact, what are the oases in which the right of capture can he exercised ? In time of peace, when the ship la a piratical one ; in time of war, when the meal belongs to the enemy. Bk/l in what way can it be maintained that the Cagliari was a piratical ship f A steam-boat known in the Mediter ranean as charged with the postal amine, making periodical and fixed voyage.-a Mess-bust carrying the tag of a friendly power, having a fixed and publicly innounced deed nation—a steam-boat provided with the asoweary certificates proving its nationality end the legality of its cargo, an neither be regarded nor detained as a *Weal vessel. _ . - - - - - The peculiar circumatanoes of the time when the Cagliari eras stopped, the circumstance of that ship having served temporarily, although by the effect of superior force, se • means for disembarking the rebels at Poem and Sari , jee tiled, to • certain degree, the men-of-war belonging to the Two Skates to ascertain its nationality by • march. This point being cleared up, and the nationality and legitimacy of the fiagswertained, the said vessels of war could not proceed further without running into the abuse of violence. Her. the Commandant Carafe observes, that the seta of hostility commiued by the Cagliari gave a right to the offended power to pursue is whitherwever, in order to repel force by force ("vim vi repelkndo"). Undoubtedly, the Neapolitan frigates had the right to repel fore. But when they brought the Cagliari to, and found that it was sot only the vessel of • friendly power, but that it committed no hostile act, was pursuing peacefully, bond Me, and with lawful destination the road common to all nations, no law, no cirmunstanos either of time or place, empowered the weenmaders of the Tencredt and of the Eton Firmware to capture it, bemuse, there not being wet between Sardinia sad the Two Sicilia% the ftiendly Beg exterded its rote:sloe over thermal. International law (I newt be allowed to repeat it) does not allow capture except over pirates in time of pesos Both cases remained ex claded ; the right of legitimate defence, dtc., of 'spathes force by force, was also excluded, since the Cagliari was not an armed vessel, had no means of ounce, was wholly un armed ; moreover, it did not receive the rebels willingly, for they made themselves masters of It by f a rce; nor was it in the commierion of any unfriendly or criminal act; thus Cap tain Simi' having resumed the command of his vessel, sailed for Naples, in order to Worm the government of the Minty sustained. If it area believed, whether right or wrong, that there was any cause of templets or just motive of complaint against the captain or the crew, such complaints should have been addressed to the Sardinian government, or brought ben* the Sardinian courts of law, who wen slow wraps tent to bear and adjudicate them. The capture in open sea, and in full pews between the crowns of Sardinia and of Sicily, was a flagrant violation of the maritime laws acknow ledged by all nations, and from the charmer of .which so nation has the power of excepting itself. The Commander Carafe expresses • suspicion that the Cagliari might return to Ponta, or proceed to Ventrene, where other incarcerated Neapolitans were ready to follow the nommen* of the first ram who bed embarked. I shall not reply to this observation, which le not corroborated by any proof, and is waradicted not only by facts but by mere common sense, the Cagliari being at that very time without arms, armed era, or coal • all I shall say is, that if for a mere doubt or suricion, destitute of ell towards'. it is lawful to seise a slip, commerce would lose every gtereaks of security. In cue of need, all the maritime peeress would protest against the theory drums& by as Nopellas government. I shall be equally silent upon that hind of theintillea which the Neapolitan cabinet appease desire= et making with peeper to the extension of maritime teriediellen, ohm, catering that the Caglierl was on the high see; that it wasnotwithatanding be sight of the lOW= Merkel. Thor marinate tenitory le not owesored by physi eel Tidos, and only extatilete that Welsh* past is whim the sou sod shir appear orsbestled together is se eight: arellers lemilsey does est lONA t oral no meth= ages ben as these, er loyal t ie s :op of 1111111111Wehell, yowl whisk ages begins the eels Up= de b we searrepth bass so on sorbs dowses ; ' Abe tholth. Mer Mb lon ma goverment bo , . by pulite &wadies, reetigiel ma nth. The °masa, Meths sesames to lop doss all writers, whether iodise or miss. bthrosoiseel law, iworrt :et a = islet by • wed. ens when us 11 , 14 1 1 • * mils awn • Pleat to eiglese wtspoler toe mess los sod Its adds that Ibb ptheibls e m Slpth e. o well born bet dim veal abed la Oaths To the get essethisth so absolute sal mei he well a thethery rubs folly as ahesleth via sat her of tag Nisi la quell= by sashed or thaw potable. We, le fret, bases thee se war opoi the bow of edam to wet probothe sash a ases nth w sods. tale that wl will peas th e oisbeiy tor asth o _ma reepood isselthes asrft Nth et f. thasthesipos ; sod a VANDKILIg a Ig L EUROPEAN IMAM- PerTergn•ofiloe, Match 11 , 1811. I hove to instruct yen to send imorediorly a copy of year mitred t o id s 11/ATIM MAIL IFTEIIIIII awn Sealimpas• yr heir te M. Came, of the fith of Jac wry, reopectlag the b i n, th ou * Illerete Ise Tan. we only knew of ha ricers from the minister the 181 k kit Tis ""ii °M it t ".l. CoMeda9.llllfr '"*. Imus: S i = bow•Orthe c••• se • copy Ulm day. ago- Yoo ~wsswr polisan MI •••••Motr ; in AR .re see TAP Pik ItILT, age tam WM slate M the seas •ea what authority you say in it i n th o co ,„, av w „ay... Iv!. 50,, T ■ 5 or • 11l aw that " tow Mejesty's governmont an diapond to object to the Le ant& ABM _.,.,.._.. Ain a , . J In Nampa= prosiatop in nerd to the pursuit and capture a !eel i say Deltettim.. Ape IL I Iga t tga. IA alike remeL" sew 508TH Pf?•• My 111. AIM . 1 IL Is lie rise! TiNDlth MILT . Jar I. 4111L11L„,,.... .. Yana IL di s 3 . H u d son to the H ost o f but ima t nry. _(R oo d oo d snonss the i g rad i r. rizr-ailiattiv:Oi =.... Match 18.) the Bella let reset Turin, March 1 1115 A oosom o gat to t puma. we ttralce. ic. Ai r wm.sar orp lit_Trt NY Load. — With ashaello• to low loadahYs. Ile = •/... USW% a.. .; : • TN. 011•TIFTI/1 ilkelnicalag riser mart on whose arbarity t nor to mb, to the th . Cill a rin a lla " reAl 4.1110111.A.1111.nd Cia.enangesima l ltageataa muis o m , " Ha itads rl . 11. = .1 al. a die r 4 o, 4 B . 4 ll° /k e ask eilt 1111•••• be beeevir b seeie vest the Medea Clet: by C an t C o TEAM to NEW TORE D' d rd istelipeedi et MI i • Ute Iwo Is • Iskit g li t• Ilea hr del a•••••• mew mew ham elder the itudlsita gewsreemit was te iso the tab " Imx" aw O. ' : t& ehjeet to the =pre at the Ogled, on the amid mow, b s %17:1 1 2. - . _ _,.... ....... .. arm., CITY of NALTmcons... ..... ..... II . will In that awl I her the baser tp inclose herewith w h o we eqo CITT at WA5111110T01....,......____, •••_,_ll. • copy el ‘ V h ersit of the stesoe Hsd in the udder of d o d o t o b e s e ra PIM.% /4 17. abd test 1m0m•0......" '"'""' thl• eteete, whilst Arai I oggievil, mg mist book to the The undo elmacory to be copied. Malresoborj I =Vrlea gui = elareal=east Ora" ell WM Upon receiving your = order e le mete on whose ma i o f m e id =weetee woe le WILLIAM nrsAi a ..4 a. authority I . said tha t We 6 Mini." was Pm' palest par awe. wee • se de Amnon land to ab ject, itc , I mimed to the hat, end hoed that rhr=1„.......,-trk....—g-a,..z....,....... I had not said so. I consequently went to the flatthair anmktism.) . 23, Nrk-lasa, LW!In, Mink 22, 1836. Is a ante dated the 6th Jemmy irk I* lames Hader'., Easy Eatraordlnary sad Illbrieer Phalle/maks, of her arthimoie Mejtaty r Tarts. Ward O.snt Cavan/. the Preheat at the Osamell. hie =lt Wrna disPesed he gigot le the gam the pverement the ills at the kn ee tem& e tha t war el the levy al the we la the cashed hovel the Seib d the wAd ties at the idl= B l Th a t =deb dm W does, har the govanuomt al the KW liatraa La whether t took the mei vtag dr eigtw d r The Perlis d Omen =to watt a rts anted al bhardee traikratly webs up Nab him so la spiel= it Ebro eilialdvia ware. sesibed anewarim, w est be tees merged le • aural eumbelbe at the bib die led Wes pie" sal of the quotient at right width they bosh* raesrabg is YasuH to Rieke • New ealegarbal maim le the vegeta el the BOMA geranmest whoever he ahead have aimed yr oil Mud of dacha as be the rid bob, srdi the tahellies a/ I the Neepoitten eareermaat. I Th lakistedes rewired oboe them, tits delentels gab- LONDON, MONDAY =WING, APRIL 5, 1868. la=the NeepefflanOsearimume Mil, the inlet la. with M. am melts the peamment of the Pg. ..ewer, la the mai peas maw the Inquiry wit* dee Cabinet d Lenexa him aideeseed to ;hat of Tenn. la eimempaimee die intweigued, Envoy Betraordisery sod Minister Pientietenelary ef hie Majesty the NM( at isaa pest iesehel mit ere to ham ids Istallemy the lar t a ie of libbassaray_ Ifereabry Ones lento Mate el has Delinmale Kepeatg, that the Govern mint of Melia& Oar be tires imp attention to this gentian, esslortAel eearmeetl el the Wes-silty of the eeptnee ef the Ceilled, A. - hmdiets mosegaemos, it has reilimtlem One and the lamellas el lie T creeme mid =dl IR at et if. hem et the ems gets, been requested to cesasannienen te lie reffery liezl of Ma/mseabsary, art only the tailed isentaimle ida had already bas Dear mitt ed to hie peisseassr, bet aka them whir& we of air her thee than fret one, est empeolally this sweat dated the ifith *EWA midi bee jambes addressed to the Nea politan goverament thr=te Mahal= Charge d'A ff aires sagas Comet el the Tyre . . lathe the Needham govienerst to adduce the authors to erten they emir, owl who ere wholly unknown to us • we see eleithei thee aossieet atm titre will not be found the atm of ray et thew put =Mere of the rights of nations when 'Mime sod pest gamma= have learned to vetterate se Mkt& matt ma guide I b the relatives existing between staled Awe, . . . . Fresh intrplee—siy, more than surprise, astonishment— ohm vyan smog the fact of the Carlo Alberto here brought to • andli ea hawed to behove that when reasoning uptes en ;nest whisk otsqME l y years ago, the Sicilian eabinet has alktgether eseential facts connected whl it. Ima tbarelku• to state there in all their genuine truth ! .... • The Duels. l ,fr U l Wkik of his Maiesty the Bing of Naples, in ME r the abon tesstkoned vital, at Livens. rime of p a r:rousting into Frtne vi l with k e et li tter l / 4 e the iliftee rsiaii4 the there French i re:: artery, had lifelLegma an board, sad at violated ih the CorTitaral er a gre n t d , a rA in tlt r e i ;oads en of TiotTt. A milt at law was instituted. but what we the sentime• pronounced by the I 4? Court of Camstinn f It dearest, prhope, that the ca was lawfuloa a poise of war, or as • piratical vessel P. • such thing. That honourable tri bunal declared, upelbsi legal authority of a celebrated ma gistrate, and with the greatest reason, that the French polies nad the right to arrest the persona whom they found es board of that mercantile vent I in the French territory; is other warts, it decided that the rights of nations did not leapt, is the territorial waters, a merchant-ship from being b Ike polies ate prevent the arrest of the us oilis INN GIMP/ bar. Dot the Court of Curti= ash hi up wow condemn the Carlo Alberto ma prise, although' tint weed ited.bern employed for the purpose - at endeavouring le evertorn the establ ishe d government. ,irion Tide k Wise will curium the Commuter Carib that . r a id . thi;aseeVhes brought forwsrd dose not la the least degree inguiesat • but thee, as the rionlemy, It de in=sih Samm srs meet eueListelk un ing up the kw ileassing, lb* goverment sts upon fee brew br the senbuilden of the Cagliari and the llieralka el the %divide& in heard the seise, declining to take my arzeount of the Ner d juiding legal decisions, the canes num which they are. being or Wegitimais one. It is of no otemsqlense abet Rahattine or flimia—the fanner the owner of the and the latter Its meogebed the jedon of the Prier= The rights scaboded for by the Heeler sereemeat ars intonational rights, founded spa the principles of public order and eoveralwYioanst possibly be invalidated by the sets WON ar aim subjects, especially nadir ciroannensea Y dish the letter were deprived of liberty of adios. Bdio Bleb, the Ana of linbattino admitted by Its mete the of the courts of the kingdom of2 l 7:S e nin =LI any precise act of adhesion to the carte apes the question of the merits cd the case. Equally =AWN la it to say that the foreigner is subject to the laws of tie country in width he Dia committed ea cies. The onapstency which derives its efficacy on ac count of mime implies the pr esos of the criminal in the territory where be bee himself guilty ; bat .INNS thedshweernt Osr to be hand, the tervltortel sore rethign. trib mrsymat ir .,. 0. t/mt the mond shall be tried by oomby, bat bee sot the pow of errestit; in Um Iseritery et his native state. Now tie Meld ea the high lea waa a fraction of the Pleknesisne torriteey, end the Neepaitan fora bed so pester right Is arrest time the in dividual. who were sslbisbed on head her then it ba, had they been overtakes In tin pest of Clews, ce in the sheets of Turin. The premiers fr Ilebrao of the capped guilty leTa m e :I: emegrowe s violation of territory, and es not doss net orients nay right in the Minna wltiob tie Wt. Wt. Most&Whence it follows, se I have thatit wit of the lath el January, lire hem en* of law nosy instant' proosedinp in wbeenseever they prams to have taki:l l : i n al e ll ellueepte et Petra and nage, without, however, the Oslr.s hese big empowered to tramper the territorisl Wells ihr the pewee if sewing the amused. I than not close tide decielsit without reilying to ea ob servation thews out by Chemandar Cards, Yeidnstauy se it wen, at the conclusion of his reply. Bs nib, that in this Whir nothing more Is required than a careful and regular trial, aa England herself has declared. There is no ntrewity to 'amain U Great Britain, et) vigi lant and jealous a defender of the persons and property of English subjects, Is about to make remonstrances to the Sicilian Court Vag the two engineers illegally arrested on board the C • one of whom, in coneequence of the , severities of his prisonment, has lost his amen la the most wretched mambo. know lady well that, in quad ions Me the pressed one, each BSt4ais regulates Its cendoot according to the im pression it has of its own rights ; and lam also aware that the Britialigoversemnt, in the ofilcial and written communi cations made to the government of Sardinia, has considered the capture of the Cagliari upon the same prisciples con tended for by no, and has expressed the hope that the King's government would oppose so open a violation of the rights of nations. In this state of things, I enjoin you to renew to the government of Naples the already preferred demand, for the restitution of the vessel, together with the entire cargo, and, consequently, of the mew and passengers arrested on board her. Should the Neapolitan government persist in its unjusti fiable refusal, his Majesty's government will then have to take such measures as the gravity of the owe, and offended risrhts of the Slate, may require and suggest. I beg you to read this despatch to his - Excellency the COM mender Carafe, with whom you will also leave a copy of the seine. (Signed) C. Cavotra. The Berl of Mahnesbury to the Marquis d'Azeglio. Foreign-46m, Marsh 23, 1868. The undemigMsd, ff.c., had the honour to receive from the Marquis (Am gib, in their conference of yesterday, his note of that Mk Miming a copy of the reply returned by Count Caesurae illes Oat of March, to the answer of the Neapoli tan goomoment of the 30th of Jemmy, a copy of which answer - bed ink however, been previously communicated offi cially by the Marquis d'Aseglio to her Majesty's late or pre sent goverment. It appears item the Marquis d'Areglio's present communi cation, that thegovernment having satisfied itself that the Cagiet was captured, Ye demamiel the restitution d dot wok the bberstica of the germs anew bawd; and Set tie Mende d' bel been tesemseed essmeekele te lbe the elleial lames whisk be bed ebet i r isody sesedei le redeemer, ind those which wwe Os this latter point the aedursimel be . ge lave M Mime that be hes set bead mai the rem Adhered te lie WM/ by the M. d'Arseglto, a Oa. alts led wime Me Nam eramat, " A Peek del whir wa l o beim her Majesty's Admennalihme Clig ria Petweery frem bet liut f ad Aseglie, Meta i r ie which be wi e i much obliged to the M r sr u quie tranegilo to mod to thb dim TM Marquis Chemin°, in his note of the 22nd inst., goal en b ftr that be is formally charged to demand the ooncers vane disc Majesty's goverment, and, if necessary, its ea veratiee, to bring this serious matter to a good conclusion. The Marlitlis d'hner he t= mays, that his government is eseelleed that the tly received will hem eardirsesd the minim sod . Fl:lll lb =exprailed by her Majesty's alaister M Urfa, hi a letter which he addreseed to Coast Cavoor on the 6th of January last, stating that her Ma jestic gemment wreedfaposed to object to the proceedings of the Neepolitae goverment in the case of the Cagliari, on Me ground that the Neapolitan ships of war had no right to panne mad capture the Cagliari beyond the baths of the Writs:trial jurisdiction of the kingdom of the Two Biddies. The undersigned has the honour to acquaint the Marqu is : d:,A.maillio that his sots will be duly considered by_ Majesty's govenimmt ; pending the answer which it be_ the duty of the undwd eventually to return ta it, ha thinks It right at onto to state to the Marquis d'Azeglio, that her MsjeMle government had no oopizence of the note addressed by her Itajesty's minister at Turin to the Count Cavour on the sth of January, no copy of it having been received in this office until it was communicated be the undersigned by the Marquis d'Azeglio, on the 10th Mat. On comparing the copy to oommunicated by the Marquis elf Azeglio with the instruction from the Earl of Clarendon on which it was founded, • materiel Memos was perceived, and it ham resulted, from the ezplanatior. °Waned from her Majesty's Kleist's-, that the statement in that note, that " her Me fn goverment are dismal to Ora" to the =this owe, which was sot astbedesd by the given to her Majesty's talaister, one Mated fa the letter by her Majesty's fkoneary . /I t s by Md. as he states, and without the et smut of Ur a minister ; and tie seer add, that bee sjesty's minister has been instrsoted to Inform the Bftwatery of Legation that his waded In this roped wee quite MaismehM.—The sadersimed, to. (81greed) Mautiestris. (Tremiaties. 33, Perk- ) leme, March 24,_1 ea gast s limey . . 8 1 eißlLi=l,l B6 th w e innate 1 1111141111 :=Ider e li t ir estrerthe :La t h his Ydraddell s t a t eta Ment Italmaillay bra Dellemdelllstg et eade lbw Pendia Mike, did = a fte es him yeeMsdey. la semeleme with the die which is Swig M agda= le Mime tegese Mama nt l " Salk es ldts the seism ois t wi tt . se meontale As be reimaited fs Me eassibecy, ft me say ea Se eappeelles the mime bed already been leammlied M k s Noah% MA ast braided mem Merger met by the esdkedgeed, Foreiga-elke ea Me lilfleet. Ia Me Mime mentiseed of yes , sir, dale le Ilacel- Iremy Os Mel d Ilehistvery emmaiesess to the mho- Maems latmellia Mattes to the note wittorseed on the leamey het. as Os Presidest of the Omen, by Me luelleesey her Iktemairs Majmty's minister at Surf& Ass- (Stamped id. Additional.) [T W °PENCE. carding le this information the essential pert of this note is to en inadvertency on the girt of her Britain& Ma- deattery of Legation. salkozignsa 110011 not easalskr himself to gay way entherbed b ash, the skilless& remark upon the hardener, cismisendentending of tide silt, of which he received the lest intimation ham 1Y cialsmay to his interview the day before yesterday. This importers to only be equalled by that which an assertion Jo poitior, coming from her Britan nia Illejeety's yegresimterive, must have had in the councils of the government of the Lag. The opinions of the Beet& government have Me melt weight with the cabinet of Turin not to bon =seised ea iingselemi ladleteell open the deter initiations taken at that than. But, on the other had, the melersigand is pareseded that he faithh lll 7 lopm sale Ors einginents of his govenmest in alrtublji that, In a resslien of this importsnos, heti ought to be taken ins. eensi Mbar than doestmente; and in =printing ones more the bops that, in consequence of the documents which have thrown a sew light upon the capture of the Cagliari, and in consequence of the legal orpiment' which clearly pore, in the view of the cabinet of Turin, the right to qnse the Nespotiten jurisdiction either to decide upon the capture or to try the crew, that the inadvertency or mietake may become a truth, and ;hat the two cabinets, re lying upon the saute principles of international law, may sot in concert to demand that which is their due. At all 'yenta, if abandoned to its own resources, the Kieg's government has tally decided to follow up this affair with the pradenes end moderation which have characterised its sots hitherto, but elan with the energy and firmness which the hre of right and the national dignity inspire. The rtriiped, Ike. (eldosd) V. B. D'AssoiTo. we Gannet too earnestly impress upon the directors the duty, both to the public and themselves, of preventing a recurrence of so dangerous an inconvenience during Easter week. During that week the lives of thousands of their fellow creatures will be in their hands, and any neglect of necessary precaution will be a heavy failure of duty on their pram The Leedca-beidge Railway has hitherto worked on the whole well, In conveying van numbers of people backwards and forwards on particular days; but still much inconveni ence, pat crashing, and sometimes considerable alarm have bsen maned at both ends of the line, which might have been avoided with a little more strictness in regulations, and a more ample supply of check and money takers, and, above all, of tonna. The sew line will not be much of a relief, be salute it will Wag its own public ; and therefore the directors of both lines, and of the Palms Itself, cannot be too strongly or too frequently versed of the heavy responeeliility that rests upon then, so goardhote for the nonce of the lives and limbs of thousands si their fellow-citimm. ROYAL POLITIOR.XIO. A selection from tits Easter programme was re. • beamed on Saturday evening ; and, judging from the spe cimens pressuted on that occasion, we are enabled in annoenos bekevitand that the attractions offered by this popular piece of Untried= and amusement are of an un usually varied and interesting character. Mr. Pepper himself will inaugurate a mums of lectures on some of the grist Issues to same, by a dissertation on gravitation, white he will illustrate by several very novel and. striking ape* meats. Having taken • rapid glance at the famous discovery of Sir Isaac Newton, the lecturer proceeds to notice the mode in which the general law of attraction applies to fluids and to a group of substances, such as and, which might almost be termed quasi- Unlas water, however, these substances may be heaped upon ems another, but the extent to which this may bs dons is governed by a very curious law. If dry and sifted sand, for instance, is poured through an aperture like that of an hour glare, the heap will take the form of a cone, the angle at the ben of which will be found to be about 30 degrees. One singular read* of this law is, that if a cylinder, no matter bow brag, is filled with sand, the amount of pressure on the bottom is no greater than the weight of this cone of 30 degree. would be; and the cone is the mate even when a oonsiderable pressure is added to the weight of the sand Setif. It is this circumstance which renders the hour glass one of the moat perfect modes of measuring time that could possibly be devised. It also explains what must bays often struck many pommies • curious 0111i01111111011—aamely, that In blasting rocks it is only neoesssry to SS up the holes in which the charges hays been p seed with seed. One would naturally have supposed that the ex- Cl° would amply blow out the contents of those holes ; ut . , l rn point of fact, the sand, instead of being propelled out ward, 0011ithill the force of the powder within the rock almost as eSsetually sail it had been conveyed into the middle of the solid mess. Mr. Pepper illustrates all this in a wry fa slab= ramair, which, es a large proeortka of oar reams will no doubt witness for themselves, it is unneemeary in de scribe in detail. The attractions of the theatre have been rein fowled by • new and splendid swim of dissolving stein, painted by Mews. Hine, Clare, Peering and Davies earth quakes, voles:nee, thunderstorms, perhelk, the amen bored* the Spann of the Bracken, mirage, avelemohes, water-.peats, geysers, cataracts, wonderful mess, So. Maas l arzx o t n. lained in • very interesting lecture by the Rev. J. D. DEATH OF SIR .14.11118 JPGRIOOR, z.c.8., gs. We have to tamed tho death of her Majesty's Physician Extraordinary, which event took place on Good Friday, at his redder, is Harley-err Cavendish-roue. Sir James bi•Grigor was born at Cordele, Strathspey, In verness-shire, in April, 1771, consequently be wee In his 88th year at his decease. He was educated at Marischal College, Aberdeen, where he took the degree of Master of Arts, and of which institution he lived to be twits elected Rector. From Aberdeen be repaired to Edinburgh, wire he studied under those distinguished men, Black, Monro sad Gregory. •He entered the army in 1793, as surgeon of the 88th Regiment, and accompanied it en the continent ender his Royal Highness the Duke of York. On the return of his regiment in 1798 it was immediately ordered off to the West Indies, to serve under Sir Ralph Abercomby. From the West Indies, in 1800, he proceeded to the Bast Indies as chief of the medical department of the Anglo-Indian army. Upon his return to this country, in 1804, he devoted himself to literary pursuits, and published his Medical Sketches ef the Expedition to Egypt from India." In 1807 he was again appointed chief of the medi cal department in Wachs:en. After the performance of the very arduous and painful duties attached to this office, in the exertion of which he obtained the highest praise, as recorded la the &priors of Sir Eyre Coot., upon whom devolved the command of the army after the departure of Lord Chat ham, he returned to this country, end wee appointed tor of hospitals for the Portsmouth, Severn, and South-West districts, and again occupied himself with the pen, giving to the medical profession the mutts of his exporters on firer, On the retirement, in 1811, of Dr. Freak, be was qe chief of the medical department of the any Fn 'ina thtPeninsals, under the command of the Duke of W i = ton, and it is a circumstance worthy of note, end equal coedit on the liberality of the Commonage-In-Chid, and on the seal end ability of the medical akin, that for the first time the services end merit" of the batter were noticed in the public despatches of the Duke, fa the mime manner r those of their companions in arms. On the return of the army in 1815 be received from his Sovereign the honour of knighthood, and wee placed at the head of the medial de ' pertinent of the army, as Director-General, receiving at the same time several foreign orders of merit. As proofs of the esteem in which he was held by the medical °Moue of the army, it may be zesatiord that a service of plate of the value of 1,000 press was presented to him, and his portrait by the late J. Jackson, Itt.A., was presented to i Lady ll'Origor. The subject of this *kart needs no for • thee ealogium than that which appears in the Wellingtca' e • despatches, where it is said :—" I have every reason to be satisfied with the manner in which Dr. WOrigor sendneted the department under his directions ; and I rounder him one of the most cods riot., able, and successful public servitor ' I have ever met with " Sir James was a manlier °freers' • yarned and sores societies, both at home and arced. The North British papers record the death of Mr. John Jack, of Elgin, formerly a distinguished merchant and shipowner,and remarkable for hie disposition to mutat in dustrious rid deserving men requiring support in commencing and carrying out business. From the sums mute we have intelligence of the death of William Curio, Esq., of Unthill, formerly of the East India Company's Service, who on his return to his waive land, passed a long retirement in promoting the support of all around him. In politic. Mr. Canis wee a diskls4 Meier LONDON Minnartics' Idirmurrox.—A return bsajelt has Lens/ of Dr. Lyon Playfair's report on the Louisa Ifsebesies' Institution, in Southampton whisk he hie kmgested by the desire of the goveratett un it Pleat spuds umikvourably of the condition and prosperea of Ws lassitsies, which was founded in 1823. end is thirs ter, dm oust Oldie lad is Besiesd. In 1836 the number el sabselbeis smassied to 1,254, Inca which period they base emadly dedissd, and were last year only 438. Daring the het two yaws the expenditure exceeded the receipts by Mk The het Mt were only 7161. The institution has a delis el 4. on which It pays 1601. interest; 2294 is plaid =thine, of the bwldini. shish is in bed repair, sad would regain about OWL to put It he order. Dr. Flay :ir shies Ems the bedsides les wimps the ra . a . l .. ± of •useobssicei isstitids. Thus is &sesame' see et the demos, seek to lb ass tsiebeeTsiTh Isom@ me estrus* slisdblusesdistedsielsol. As OW diddles d revival, be Miss diet it sredi et the isht, sud a." E l ths mould mesh, COL propose tisk dreess- Mai dial be 5, e aid le The = sloe aia tl lis Ma o GM 's ea Weis ll• &dm taw reel he eeMee4 by S•ribrafidas. 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Ide Fess idle Ass so • sbossk uses salsa M Wesibbist.mindisis tiLeliadrare te vets is aMs A. dist doe Dalverity ci Outset ees4SisaVeliireFa......eismutids eipelset the toped dolma arlyst sstlikes towerds thee selh fa Paramill k i nf el the object of the swede, Ins sooloseltfligia TEI CRYSTAL PALACE. Notwithstanding Lordltosse's strenuous denial of may unfair tampering with the weather, there Is still a very general belief that, whether through the aid of his lord ship'• leviethea telescope, or from some occult muss which people don't (firmly understand, but in which they never theless religiously believe, these islands are to be blessed with more than an average amount of sunshine in the course of the waken eurarser. The drapers feel it, as ws may see ►y their shop windows. Cremona* avows it in its preparatory annoancements ; and the Crystal Palace and gardens, the special ' , abject. of the precut article, exemplify it is the pre -030101111 appearance of the grounds and flower beds which Dave already, ens during the last week, attracted thousands of visitors within the magic paling. There were 27,000 per sona, less cres—who, and when, could that one defaulter be? in the palms, on Good Friday, and on Saturday, although the crowd was a half-crows crowd, end thenfces as limited as It was paled, it was an immense improvement on the Saturday assemblages of the earlier part of the season. The rein fell rather profusely, as became it on an April day, but sererthelem the moment the long files of visitors came to say opening in the long glass corridor which forms a sort of labia land between the outer Mont Blanc and the inner Himalaya of the terrific anent, the perfume of the young grams and the spring flowers proved too strong fur the discipline of the cortege, and people burst out upon the moist green sward, and sniffed the fresh air of Penge-hill with a relish which no spprebensions created of thin boots, or dresses ob noxious to rain water, could in that moment of asthuslann qualify. The tart wee already in beautiful order—it is to be hoped that the Heater °output, will respect its velvet pile end medal reedure—and the wines beds of flowers with which the skill of Mr. lyles end his eaelatants bee studded the grade were positively wonderful in their growth end colour. Bat the outer prospect, as one stood with his face toned' the eels of sent, was one to make an Eagfishems proud, end a lower of the beautiful happy. The limits of the brisk• bed converted a whole county into one vest woody amphitheatre, in which towns, village", church spins, tan ning Weems, refitted', and reentry mansions seemed to be thickly Imbedded in one great pervading sad-coloured mass, made np of Wrest, grove, and shrubbery. The foliage is still, it is true, in Its infancy, but the time is fast approaching when the visitor to Penge-hill, if he be a poet, will be Ate to distinguish In this landscape es many metedels for a sylvan word picture as has already immortellard Oronger. " The gloomy pins, the poplar bine, The yellow beech, the saki" yew, The slender dr, that taper grows, The sturdy oak, with bread-spread boughs." To which our modem Dyer may aid some very pretty elms, "sad serve," as Y. Sore would my, and it will be a dish worthy to be set before the meat fselidious lover of the picturesque. The glorious landseape will then be clearer, brighter, more sharply defined, but it is to be doubted whether it will be so soft, so dreamy, so like a pleasant vision as at the present moment. English mists have many enemies, not to speak of formidable rivals in their Scotch neighbours, but nobody can deny that they give to a landscape atmospheric effects which make the spectator—especially if provided with a good umbrella and grata percha soles—console himself for ' the brighter skies of southern latitudes. From the esplanade in front of the Crystal Palace these effect' may be observed in their perfection. They are in thalami's' worth ell the trouble and money spent in getting there, and, besides, form a most legitimate excuse for pausing to take breath before entering the crystal precincts, should the visitor have bad the misfortune to get slightly "blown „ during the struggles of the previous sweat. If he should arrive while the fountains are playing, ail the better, for this the afternoon ens makes half alaiss little rainbows oat of the spray, and an opportunity is alibrded for corning out very strongly before the young people von reflection, refraction, prismatic colours, and the levelling tendencies of fluids in general, and the mysteries of the pneumatic forces. By turning hie eyes a little to the right, he can also catch a glimpse of Mr. Watiebesse Hawkins' amiable family, and if the curiosity of any of ltis young Meade should be excited by the sight of the Xegatherium trimming a full-grown oak to form a tenth with his tee, he can &ammo, that the prothesor of pm-Adamite physio logy gives lectures within the building, sad makes the ge• amel habits of the shapeless giants of the tertiary formation 1 1 is ibtaSisr as household worlds to the meanest capacity. We saw crowds doing the very thing we 'mature to mom- Reail, et various periods during our visit, but they were ince se drawn off when the sound of music roes within the Whin, thus proving how very sagacious an eat it was of the amellers to mousy the services of the treasurer of the Seared Nthmanic Sthisty se their immoral manager. Under the reign elf the hammier &May we may expect grand choral on* to be a lssding feature in the entertainments, but we dud it will mat be to the Meer extinction of Mr. Manna' nice ale amemle es Seer to the Saturday company rid season sr the way, the elegant Ake that are rising se veil* on .may nide of the Palace will is then:wine seen mg* eels -- y of ticket-holders, and It is said Ihory wield he mom still male nasammth out that the camas of balding pearl la the mighlimielmed lime Ind Irk minimum pethe at bee wirdsti lon elms thimasnd ponds the sere I The directors of the Clyde] Palace them 'Swam are said to be amongst the number, and we mead help thinking the& • esetswitet shothalikted polity which goes to purred as hems of whet the entarpdhe mate of all things, • miglismibt, awl thdelire a permement sob sceptic. Bit, totlgeenueailedthsin meanie Wombs sheet. The drat lb* ems treirmaly dose whin be sidle within walking admen of r Crystal Pasco is to Nabs his ihnsfly all mina thashibildlish or elm he may pedgm limedreeproysessipedesedbaliniebelk wife sml dthebtess. It wee the ewe eel** ilmeeporsints, ante theymine der premed into the Beam./ Oenth kfa Steams sow car tit lisontrs Perk-gordeememilhelet eleedidet be loolfileidel by the Crystal l'elisedbedens dine iddinglint pismire* seeping building peen/. liermodes edi tilisends le the Setardeg emetet o ken vide it ribeledom woes pied Ad that of Isieselag bid es Yip end dillimoik ettaidedi The mmeed meta wee armemei le the dewy di* r terse. were Ole emosimid with essipany, sal way ad tits addeendhsell ken which A nyaes of Mme be bra ties et spieniam. old Maw Ossiellim, ems neseinetle sir or two In eat stay dyie, and 1L Remispi. vest Sungari's *Wet, gees two of bit most toogag6ll new Every awe we pissed eel el:Timed may, but the majority task cam le mateme le the raise mentere opposite garbs the keg symphonies whisk It. Kelm had this the brow of deltmming savory Weft sadism* of amineem, wedissontml by 60 Praleal at the ism derrimAnadnd pardon el the rgeopsay. As nohow et pumas were amble et get Into the eamet room, it is dmmied that the sestimme gees Ada be adordri pair to the ressout en flaserdey ant, whin Kaden, Coddles is to make bet tamed appesteasis. Orent propmedons see making for the Beater bolder, and thinks to the sew maws, en imam Maur of videos may no dashe be ingested. It is said that an Friday WI the moons of testier and ipso wen lowed to be some what too Halted for the doubts deem of people, sad if eo, I 4