The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-07 00:00:00

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NIGH WATIIII AT LONDON BRIDOIL • .----Ahubus. /4. ffm. Mums. a. C. u _sift LONDON, wnriur. mAlcar T. LOAD DIRIT has reviewed hie supporten in the Upper Home, and found them as unanimously loyal to him as his adherent, in the Commons. Whatever dis sensions may have existed amongst them on minor matter., they he all fully conscious that their posi tion as • party is critical, and that their future power as a clam may be vitally affected by the re sult of the impending struggle respecting Reform. Blind though they and their leaden may have proved themselves to the real neeesaities of the are and the true interests of the country, It le evi dent that they have framed a measure of electoral change, which, if carried into opera tion ender the:saact ion of law, would tend vary seb staatially to strengthen them as • Parliamentary party. They do not fear that theta occupation fran chise in the counties will materially diminish their efts tional influence, while they ealealate r set without memos. that the proposed treaehr of the freehold votes in towns would effectually welkin, the meaty strength of the Whigs. They arise that the con vene of Mr. Ilexi.sx's anticipations is, fee a time at least, likely to come tree ; sod that if they min but persuade Parliament to adept the prissily's of uni formity of suffrage in town and toasty, the farther demand that is fore to be mode we long for exten sion to si., or to ratepaying generally, will best be eacoaatered by the necessity thole will then exist of • correspanding reduction throughewit the apricaL tarsi eammanities. Uniformity is thee leaked IPS Mg sally al a capital excuse for doing nothing at preast which the iubao populatioo deoint in t h e deaserade direeion, bat ma permanent foandatios et resists's* to all emmemiese ►rseafter. And Anally, the Omer. satiate ►ope that if anything which can be sailed a Reformed Art be passed, wit►oat redesiagtbeatasbss of notaioation seats, the public wind, weary at the nbject, wiU turn for relief to other topics, sad that the abolition of theme relic' of oligarchie wapiti= will be adjourned sine die. Upon the wide, dam fors, Mr. DisaAn.t's Bill is regarded by the. so sa *vanilla twealarr ; and is a party mass, wit Baylis for them. But what 11191 sinewy Liberals to think of It sod what is their duty manilas it ? Were) gr. LOCUM itsolt proposal adopted senisheidsr, or woo k nand y Lord DERIT foe oar meeptaose, meow pained by aorowlitisea at mi♦aes with its seseatit spirit, sad practically designed to countervail On papule terideacy, we aboald hardy treelike we heads to conside► whether the immediate east sf nob yeldier, to the demawds of justice were or were set calculated to abate for a wawa semethiog of the fervour of wore comprehensive cafes; we Weald take the positive good, sad whim we had realised it. pressed as how we might to make lase of it ea a mesa, of further program Bat Oh is net the Sift with which we have to dm/ The wry motives osalkeweet by the coatriven of Al. Gneiss Gift are enorigh to awaken the most ersdaleas to a SWIM of the danger of admitting it within the calls. No ore can pretend that he ha, sot had fair wan deg. The schwas may wear aa lanswens srpad, Mil its architects limy inaag•rate its yenstatka L time appropriate to • catioaal pea searing ; but if we seek foe explanatione of the maointty with w►ich it is sainted aa an admirable device by these who have hitherto masisesatly opposed every, item of reform, we cannot retain my doubt that la tendering this Bill sa a settlement, the Tsetse flatter themselves they way do a tiny karwriag thing—to me no harsher phrase. There may be fates friends to the muss of Reties.% wham the Miaisterial scheme will recommend itself by th. very feet that, while making a show of pegrase, it is reality prove rather • solidifying of th. &- kenos of aristocratic power. With three we have not leisure jest now. Time peewee, and the question , is one for the people to determine, and for them ', alone. It is they whew rights •ad interests are at stake. Like patient creditors, they ham saismitted yearafter year to be pot off w itlivegwe modem.. full payment, and now they are asked to take dash notes for half-s-crown in the pound. What signifies the orchestral accompaniments of inch a leat of legerde main ? Who tares on what ealoared paper the pa placards are printed that weld Minh the many lento being doped ? Shall we sunlit I. be dem ? This is the plain and simple question, and the only one worth 'skip' at the pressed moment. We have many times ezpresisit ear moqulided conviction that from the present Hesse of Co..ms we °seam hope fora mum, of Bedlam worth hay ing. It was packed ter • Messiest sad pummel rm. pose not yet forgotten,aml It would Deemed Mallet a belief in its atoms to try ur determine the mighty imam of a natioa's dsti•y w►ich, by a strange mi► chance, an cow about to be nominally sahnitted fee its judgrocct. And herein lies the test of Lard Deane's sincerity u a politician sad a Mil. If the eneason he sad his colleagues have carefully pre. pared and deliberately promulgated be au heeled measure, let theta appeal to the country for its verdict. Rejected by the existing House of Commons it will usiredly be; but for from disputing Lord I)saaT'• right of appeal to the constituencies, or derma:Min hie emcee of th►t right, we should regard with satiehetima the opportunity whisk • demolition weeld said of ascertains' fairly and fully the opine* of the country. It was thae that the Act of lit 2 wee earried, amt etherwhe it maid Dot hau he... If Lard DWI mad his Meads believe in what they it,, they will not shrink bas the performease of ee 'Realest • duty. Bat were the speculations of ewe of their rivals for dim realised, sad if, in a It of pusillanimity, they were to change seats with Bub oppoheata, the letter rook' Inevitably be driees to SCOND-HAND PIANOFORTIM—CRAMER, AeZ'al=tl THE EMPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1859. theme between the prodoetion of some trimming I sad time-eerviag mamare, or that appeal to thi 1 people which Lord DUIT might have made. Tor bitterest satire which has yet been penned as that ignorance of its own affairs to whieh the French nation re-igns itself is supplied by the article, eir rather series of articles, which we translate else where b the Monaesr. The the people of Pismo, deprived of the advantages of a free pram ors wantonly told that they are the prey of the inventory, the corruptors, the distorters of news, and Aries they are reminded that the aims and procedure ef the foreign policy of the State, at all times an object of the highest interest, bat now a matter of gravest concern to every family, are the incommunicable watt of the EMPIROR. The first of them articles was apparently written to mitigate that feeling of astonishment with which the public had seen a most important announcement that had been put forward on behalf of the Govern ment, contradicted in the Horoiteur of the day before. 'fhe Constitutions.' and Parris had is solemn measured phrase declared the will and ex plained the policy of the EMPEROR. He had ordered, they said, the withdrawal of :he French forces from the Roman States, and the Warners which would embark them at Civits Vecchia were already on their way to that port. Instantly the funds roes on every bourse as the Continent. And their words were not true. Not only all France, but all Europe, was deceived by journals known to stand in close con nexion with members of the Government, and to which the public had been taught by long expe rience to attach a quasi -official character. The only consolation now vouchsafed to the victims of delusion is that "the Administration exercises no " preventive action upon the Press." Oar Paris Correspondent has shown the worth of this user don. The action of the French Ooverumeot ea the Press is both preventive and insti- Wary. The foreign public which, as the Heat hrow truly affirms, " does not understand the exact regions of the peel' in France," knows this but too well, that while everything like genuine liberty is denied to the journals of Paris, there never woo a time when the hands of individual ministers wore more busy than at present in the columns of their newspapers. It is to this enures of distractions and confusion that the attention of the &PPM* should be directed if he does not wish to see the na tion which he has plunged into night bewildered by Noe fires. Bat the declarations which will excite most cariosity are those of the second article, which relates to Italy, and to the intentions attributed to the Rwrzana. The drift of this wordy and mysterious paper is that Italian affairs have of late, without the aid of the EmPESIOR, assumed a peculiar gravity —that his MAJESTY'S attitude is that of • diainte. rested bat not an irresponsible, and therefore of a stu dious observer of the difficulties which beset the situation of the Peninsula. That:he is acting with regard to French intereete, and that to quiet the grawadleas !apprehensions of the Piedmrentese, be has premised to defend the Sardinian monarchy galas& Amite= aggression. " This he has promised, and " this eels, is the official animation. The aim at tits Imperial writer throughout is to repudiate all ricipeasibility for the words and acts which bays excited the apprehensioaa of Europe. For this purpose he proceeds to deep that Frame is incressi lag her armaments by seas or lead, or displaying en amel activity in her aressale. The army, it ie affirmed, is on the peace footing axed two years ago. The math-it' of the artillery had to be einiverted, and England wee not the only Power which had to " reconstruct" its 111 Ty. Bat all that Frame bee awe to augment her maritime force is to quip Seer frigates to be employed in osaveyiag Mugs between France and Algeria, cad four tress pert. Weeded for various well-knows services. ' Them ere the feet.," says the official writer 0 all berme heeileatioe, kyle'. delirium. What " it them" he demands, " like Leases of war is this apdset hanight of difilcaltise, this cautious sail " elpaties of eessiequesete ? When shall we sae as end of time absurd ronsoan, sown broadoastby the pees 611111 one end of Europe to the other, and " mmieeenting the Fierzeoa as urging on war?" This I. too much. The French Enreaost eau seat between the advantage of a system of dark ness and mystery and a system of open discussion, bat he seance enjoy the fruits of both. What of tie pmphlet "Napoleon lIL and Italy," permitted to sin Omagh edition after edition, and praised is the ifesetesir, while others less agreeable to the Ennio& weremeted' What is it that has sent Austria begging for men and home and guns to all the little States is Germany, and elicited that Importunate appeal of Count Scot. which we reprinted on Bator day ? What was it which led the Catecattoa of the Summits= to speak, a month ego, of pesos as all bat hopeless, and which has prompted the sillies of Lord Cow Ler to Vinton ? The Retitle we ere now examining contains statements white taken by themselves tend to give amenenos of ecietkiaed tranquillity. We are told that " the me i' solidation of the public peace is a thing which "we have a right to expect from the negotia " time which are now progressing," and that each acuity, and not a mere respite, is what the Eiarzaos desiderata. Bet each is the comes die ismassemesse, each the purposed mystification of the stammeene and arguments of the entire paper, that Ito gravest 111411111111110118 lose all their value. We shall sot pretend to proseeece what wielder object tie publication of this document was intended to serve. We have examined it with a desire to find, Vast a freak exposition of .French policy at leant some is. telligible principle, some significant het midi might appease the just anxiety of the public, and raids it in the protection of its interests. We inn Mad milting of the kind, but iastead,eati7 "aim& tedisen hatidloas perplexities, and sterile denial. Tie here which have been excited by a pulley ag diellilatim are only to be tranquillised by light sad teed'. Tics OPPOSITION AND TIS Nrw Biro= Buz.— w• w ledinsid did at • daft of Ms bah d the old Whig WI as latosio tt tw Soloralsed dist Lard :oda saw Amid area • Poodstios to is simisdassat spa Ms nodes hr simit siodisg of do Isilmis illoderise Met do Maw of Ominous yid sot swat to Mt Mass diloomirst oldies obotoro vbs sour posers oossty tea Is nowt d pospaity dlimisd h boossiglis. or to dr proipeddia est tho saisraiissi pogirldors of 6.A.W Y bossy* ANY Imo IS septet d dim fir do duties el borough toppsei Mr ibis rooduilts trill Is ossiisrt its whole et do Mod party.-111ors. MI; 100090011? 100y4 019,01” Of the Rama BM, "war. the tesedehm emend bison Gimp IV. art hie arts compled •I 1 lob* • ember, prod to 61•• his orbits d tiers Corollate/. .wiser, aid, • MBA, is it ON poi us* be thy Lbw, bat Es sorty good is tby Qom.' had oto tho Dotty Mos 11l stag le mil to Is sod iamb kr the emenesset. bet bet good - ia Ss pm* It irs bo mob for • oastsr•adve prey te bet est sersth by isedi tor • USW 009 to •ossW Up Is the pt ent tithe the Prime .at ef Pith& bee set steel • iiethi dr* wrist MSS St bat lbw bp. tb• send of • twos asdammel t• ash thr Whig Med bat bolsi •sa eiY , tweeeend the en enewles d eathethe by lb. piquet o• li. ground dot dr law sta. OS OYU (melodeon to the del l Moods we/ 'het 11~ le treeethind to say wt. tbe Court. Her Majesty the Qum, attended by the Hen. Logy !err Gad Cahoot the Hen. A. Hardiega visited the Duchess of Cambridge on Saturday, at bar residence to St. James's nasal. The Duchess el Kent whited the Queen at Buckingham Niece. The Qom ask Prises Comet,. aconapested by the Primness Ake* sad Rimy took a dm' Is as opus wring and four Is the aftersess. The lisserrtta is Wald% attosded Os boesehaek. The Tam Cemeet butpectel the Mated Ilervlc• Chia beam to F.lFerll an flater.tay montoon the loyal WO ere rode an bereback, attended by Colonel the Bea. A. Hardly/. la the etreeher ter ?dainty gave • dieser to saanie the abrie.eaing of Prices Fradertel William Victor Albert of Pla•eia, the ceremony beteg taken place at Berlin In the counts of the dry. The comptuty inclodei the Derbies of Cambridge. the Frikoer Alice, the Prisms lduy sad the Duke of Cashel*, the Beige= Wailer ad ideate id de Weyer. the P rudes llieirer sad Cosseste fit; the Month 'flitter, tbe Berl sod Cembas De Ls Weer. Jr lisd and 01111111eass of Clartedon, Lear Omaha Deed* to Mama Ressikaborg. Coast Quelites leaktr, Kea Fterevid Deter4llms. Km Grey, Oohed the Ram ar Chaise end Phippa, ear hors sal Lady Clerk mok.-4.0.4 0. 4 . 4, the Warm la We to the Desbemel the Etprieey le Wean to the Dike el Camheage. sued c t io lt s tmeteme. ILL The Imma eff the Ourin aid per. hem. &rig ire Os ..... ..... A. Madams. Fallaes. 121. a, " iiiiitia r ".. .. . . . .." . D'Albert. Barsimicorms a Asbiel . 0. God tadesairs lisig Sink., Her Mrksfry's privet, bead etterwerde pertxmed t k til• Dewiness= ft • ;are, 1 1 1 . =. la I t▪ = talaTtle a . • =ill*. Yesterday, the Omen mil Priest fleawort. the Prioessme Alice, Beier, emd Inaba, the Wks sad pedaloes of the court, sad the dsmeedio bemesheld, .Maki Dhiee Sevin in tits Private Ohm*rr Ilaidniyham Poi" TIN BM sad V flee. She DOM le Mader ellelmled. The Dr...! Kest, .elided by Lay Few flowird sad Sir Ose snived fa Leedom en Saturday Imenielt kin bet Pregoose. The Doohee of Last Marl the Noses of , at bar readmits, in St. Jesesee Paste. Her Loyd Higher's. left Chimes Timm% 11. Jones* to the aftanoon, end returned to Frostasta. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in Downing-street. The Ministers present were : The Earl of Derby, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Hardwicke, the Right Hon. Sotheroo Esteourt, the Earl of Mahnesbary, the Right Hon. Sir E. Butner Lytton, General Peel, Lord Stanley, Sir John Pekiegtan, and Lord John Kamera. A dapotatke from Qestea College bed as leberriew with the Cbaacel:or of the Exchequer, at lb aidsl redisnor, la Demiag.aweel, as flattuday. The dyy or reslated of The Lard Bishop of Cock, eke Lwt Iliehoy of Down awl Caeser, the New Hoe. Illsarelmo Brady, Vieweleawellar, Lord Dalai* Mr. Berwick. Prerldwit of Galway Caller, with Dr. Relabel, D.D. (Belfast Calbee), George Wibay Reed (Cork College), arid P. W. Way, LL D. (Galway Gollege),_ prebeese ; eacomputied ; Mr. Illahord Davie" M.P.; Mr. Lacer, M.P. ; Kr. Be,mbh ; Me. Mametacry. OLP.; Mr. Grew, M.P. ; M. Las* L Grapey SBA M.P. • Mr. Merertit t.; y. Mr. , M.P. ; Mr. nil Mr. Hataball , M.P. Mr. Messweers, the eaerwillid agent of the twiny cif New firth Wel% led as leterwiew, ea dawarday r wilt lb guyed Nardierae or the exteem of deism Pasha Ommeseeredes nth Ametrelle yid Peame. lb. Mem weer wse esempwiell by Mr.G. Meedites, Mr. R. Fone , MA D. leetward, and Mr. G. A. Limy& Tin brvnermran dr Hen Mawr Or TIM Ottawa or TIM Trams—This afterawse her Majesty held a chasten et Daskleattore Palace of the Kest Midi and Mast !fable Order of the Thistle, f, s. the peepose et fa amebic the liesqule af Alla with the easitala et *a elder vacant by the death of the Earl of Hahheres. At an interview. on Friday last, with the Prime Reigate( Prds, Lord Roe= trammed to Ms royal Wife- IMO aelipeph Wises from bar Bettesata Majealy aad the Prime Oared ea the eamelea et the Widen et their peed• dad. Their Royal Highoestee the Becher of Cambridge cad the hinnies Mary ►oeser.d tee performances at the Ittleipttl Theatre with their pregame on FI Way "mktg. His Excellency the Hon. Frederick Bruce, C. 8., soeomputted by Mr. Ramboid and Mr. Norman, kft town on Friday, by way of Alazamtria end Bum far China, to minims hie hake am Facellsh Amtaseador to China. Tito Doke of Hamilton hes joined the &mbar sad &any at Neb. The duke and dueller Wand to return to thra Ise the own aboelly atter Easter. Tits Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry bare arrived it their nand= in Graoreetorsequare, from the Continent. The Countess of Clarendon has issued eards for a swis irmommte to-marrowevetting .t the family imidnice to This Counter of Harrowby coutinnes in a very wort rem sad we regret le hors that alight hopes we sekettaised of the recovery ot her ladyship. The Earl and Countess of Craven and the Ladle Cl...retell trim ea deeorday, for Ashdown Pork, Bake. Voroant and Viscountess Palmerston left town on Ilatesday. for Brocket Hall, Betts Lard and Lady Ebary entertained a select circle a` thaw, as Saturday arming, at that madam is Park *re*. Lady Augustus Seymour and the Mime Eksysiosr bre left St. Junes's-square tor Flosses*, to job Ye dad ad Countase Spencer. The Countess Owner is isprovri Lull!. The Earl sad emoting of Malmealnu7 eatettsbseill his Zesefteses the Amities Minister and the Comatose Apposyl, the Due endl Dumbest et Sorsenet, Coast esi Ome, liesheM the Cone= Tankereille, the Lotd Clesedler sod Lely Cleeherked and Hon. Mee Theetser, Lod Ind Lay Coldly Lary Altos Peel, Hoe. Mr. Mahe, Mr. 0. mention, rd Mr. M. Mart, et dinner on Seturtley eve Mer, at *sir wane' is Whiteben-gertleas. TM — Countess of Iburdwieke had an miserably net istrday evening., at hw rendono. la Parana-gum Pterenaly 1.1 the enviably the Sul sod Cower raw- Weed et dieser the Data sad Dachas of Kona. at.r, the Eel rd Constr. of Derby sad Lady Eire Bailey, the Earl Cowper, Loud lobe Meaner, Vibrant Criterlary, Ilkel Has. Eliot Yorke, Colonel Taylor. Colonel Trade., Kr. Er 6. Belford, M.P., and Ifra. Holford, dray Tho Right Hoo. the Speaker gave hia fourth par ties...oW, fell dram distort. oa Satarday evening, at lb geoid residence to the New Palace of Wermiseter, to tits Islioniag mambas of the Letar Home :—Lord Dankallia, Mewed Bray, Viseoust Castleman Visconot Melguad, Hee. Adler Klansird, Ram. I. P. Locke Kies, Br John V. Shelley, Kr Jolla Ogilvy, Sir William Dauber, Sir Lelia Meta, Admiral Mt Chains Pi.pier, C B Berea Utast Retbstleil, Mr. John Abel Smith, Colossi Pita dopes Tem" Mr. Radar, Kr. Was. M. Ken, Mr. Homage, Yr. Walks' Brava, Yr. Colds, , Q.C.„ Yr. Ayshisrd Wypa, Mr. Chasthea, Mr. Wairun Kr. Da Pre, Kr. Barley, Kr. Dogfish, Kr. Derma; Kr. Dees, 111 r. Onthegham„ Mr. Bee.haera, Kr. Clay, Kr. Ayr. ton, Mr. Butter, hir. Roapell, sad Yr. Mini& The Has. Osage Waftlegraes sad the Her. Rory Dree7 bed the beam of Main dr party. Kr. 'Cashew by the dos& ef a sear rendes, sad Me Joseph Paxton by ithisr, wen re vaned dram hslog prosst _ _ . Mr. Oiatletaint arrived at Paris yesterday maw kr, is bk wily le Iteested. At Turin, the right heasuratth geadiates Ailed the Praddeat of the Come. lb was pm* eitaabilag ef the Chember of the Deputise, end erldb MTS. Mktg la the dtplerale tribune, erterel seelebtat of the Chamber phi the seereete to W. Mr. liesirts, b Majesty's Coosa at Etsemass. He leo tessellatm Oeitstal alma& has Ines promos. es las rater °theta/ Isersoarf at the embrey at Ocosierisepie, Ils. astart Da/yea, Astlatt-Cossul at Deign& Seth( Kr. loslisserais Aimee, is to tale the post at Miersua. A Miss from Naples of tits 28tla alt. Nays :—" The ewslvel is wiry dell. lArd sad Lally Mead bow, boo. Ivor, ems &ref og Wectosoisys; /dn. Craves ce• or 1.• switme; est the Baia Ratirelkild bus booed eras Oil a smog boa Wailadiol, M width popereekse haw bees askew ash( the het two made, sod the Assieesis bele g• es NM sr twits s seek. Th. tows le Same* q Owelpreh awl the itsslielt we ail ark *Nei wl , lt *dr sew esees; who le • seestAillie sal iggeresity «NW ass." Madams OAWs eriumses• en •pww.nt et the Merithibielre, Liwspeol, this wadi* LATEST INTELLRIENCE. TURLEY. FARM, KowaxT. Awarding to a telegram from Constantinople direct, Bassib Pacha has been appointed Minister of Finance, replacing Saffetti Pscha. Semi Pacha has been appointed ambassador in Paris. The WalLachlan deputation bas arrived at Con. stautinople. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (TROY OR OWN PARIS, SUNDAY EVINDIO. There are a great variety of opinions as to the real signification of the article in the Moniteur. So far as my own observation extends, I should say that the general impression among men connected with the court is that the Emperor feels himself check mated by the unexpected tendency to coalition of the German powers, and that, if he has not changed his policy, he has at but adjourned the execution of his designs. It is pertain that the extraordinary re pugnance of all classes of misty in France to a war has been represented by persons near the throne with a boldness of language altogether unparalleled. The grand question, and one upon which next week will probably throw much light, is whether the official article is a reculade or not. That its statements are profoundly untrue no one doubts. Indeed many of those statesmen who are most opposed to war openly express their apprehension that the transparent mendacity of the article will discredit the government in foreign coun tries to an unprecedented extent. Turin is the place from which the true interpretation of the article may be expected to come. It will be very culotte to see what the people who have been crying " Viva Verdi• will say to it. The French semi-official journals do not yet appear to have received any instructions as to what they are to say aboutthearticle, and accordingLi their few comments are confined within the safe boundary of slavish adulation. The Pays mays that "signs of general satisfaction are evident and com mon, and that when the present difficulties shall have received a diplomatic, solution, there will arise throughout Europe one universal cry of gratitude and admiration for the sovereign whose firmnesa and far-seeing initiative will have smoothed the path of the future, and consolidated the peace of the world." The Petrie, whose reiterated war like articles must necessarily have been present to the mind of the writer in the Moniteur, now affirms stoutly that the official journal only says ditto to what it (the Petrie) has said all along. It goes now as always for firmness and moderation : which means that it is for war or pope, just as the Emperor pleases. The Pram, which, according to an announcement from its new proprietor, 3d. Solar, means to continue a liberal paper, is still warlike, though, in compliance with the tendencies of the hour, it necessarily spoke in a rather subdued tone. However M. Peyrat, the restored liberal editor, thinks that the hopes of the partisans of peace, which influenced the Bourse yesterday, are as " sodden " and " unredecting " ea the exag gerated fears which but lately prevailed. He proceeds to reason in a manner which does not cosine thiv prospects of war to the single case mentioned by the Monirter of an " ag gressive act" on the part of Austria, and concludes with the proposition that those who wish " too much" for peace would, if they were listened to, only damage the fruits of a war which they might ad. jonrn without being able to prevent." Nothing is known officially tithe reported counter propositiou made by Austria to Lord Cowley. You will have learned by telegraph that hie stay in Vienna is prolonged till W ednesday. A chef de division in the Ministry of hellos ab sconded on Wednesday last with a sum of 100,000 fr., which he had misappropriated. He was arrested on the Belgian frontier and brought back to Paris. PARIS, BAII7IIIDAT ETINISO. Bourse, Two o'clock.-The trots published this morning in the lifoniteur, declaring that France had made no extraordinary armaments, and had confided the difficulties to diplomacy, produced an immediate rally of about lf. at the opening, and the improve ment has been well maintained. Threes have been done at 68f. 76c., and are now at 68f. 700. Mobilier varied from 776 f. to 782 f. 600.; Austrian, 632 f. 60c. to 636 f.; Lyons, 832 f. 600. to 836 f.; Orleans, 1,330 f. to 1,3321. 60e. ; Southern, 5131. to 620 E Half-pad Three.-The market continued im proving to the close, when the following were the quotations:-Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 97f. 90c.; ditto, end of the month. 97L 960. ; Three per Cents., 69; ditto, end of the month, 69f. 10c. ; Bent shares, 2,880 E ; Credit Mobilier, 792 f. 50e. ; ditto account, 800 E ; Crtdit Fonder, 846 ; Piedmontese (6), 80f. ; Roman, 86f. Spanish Threes, 44f. Railways-. Orleans, 1,336 f. ; Nor th ern, 926 E ; New ditto, 796 f.; Lyons and Mediterranean, 83811. ; Geneva, ; Southern, 610 f.; Western, 695 f. ; Eastern, 676 L; Sardinian, 400 f. ;'Austrian, 63731. PRUSSIA. BArvaDAT. _ _ The solemn baptism of the infant Prince has taken place this day at 1 o'clock. The name of the young Prince is Frederick William Victor Albert, A general illumination for the evening is prepared. SWITZERLAND. BE NE, MARL.' 6. The Federal Council discussed in its sitting of yesterday the state of political affairs, and unani mously decided upon defending and upholding by every means in its power the integrity and neutrality of the Swiss territory. Besides the above a resolu tion was voted to extend measures for defending the country in case of need, and in accordance with the treaties to such part of Savoy as might be found necessary in order to maintain the neutrality and integrity of Switzerland. Communications relating to theme resolutions are to be addressed to the different &mean governments. TUSCANY. FLOM/fel, KAICH 2. Sines the Grand Duke's return there have been several councils of ministers, but so far as I can learn, nothing has been decided as to the attitude to be taken in the present conjuncture. A great variety of stories are current. Some say that the council proposed that Leopold 11. should throw himself into the arms of France, but that the Grand Duke re fund, believing that Austria is strong enough to resist. Others, on the contrary, state confidently that the Grand Doke has received an autograph letter from Napoleon IIL, in which his majesty pro mises not only to guarantee the Tuscan dynasty, but to procure fee the Grand Duke a territorial ex tension if he will join Francs and Sardinia in the war, and that the Grand Duke inclines to accept the imperial offer. I guarantee neither of the versions, At the PagLlano Theatre the day before yester day, while a peformanee was going on for the benefit of the prima donna, a shower of printed papers suddenly fell upon the pit. People fancied that they were about to read a sonnet in honour of the lady--such sort of distribution being very cue tomsry—but their surprise was great at finding in their hands the following political manifesto: TM., Pa. 15. Brothers of Tuscony,—ltem this lend to tibia filed haa confided the Meted depbt of Indlen Utility; from this lead, which, through so many 0•111601% has boned tem= to construct a wattEme east of motional coumen, a war cry will etol2 go forth. This cry will be far you signal of resurrecitoo. Bat, woe be to you, if you give way to untimely maalketotions wad imam sad hazardous inter- Ew. B. ready, vlelten, and faithful; and when we lane to you with the trl-eolored leg, then fir to the start of year brethren, and the disco of Italian litrrty. THE lONIAN ISLANDS. At noon on the 28th ult., the President of the Legislative Assembly, at Corfu, accompanied by a deputation of the members, appeared at the palace for the purpose of presenting the address voted by that body on the 26th, in reply to the speech of tie late Lord High Commissioner, the Right Hon. W. R. Gladstone. The reply of the Lord High Commissioner to the address of the mos* was as follows : Mr. President and Gestienen,—l reselve w.th regret the relessl al the Ingtalstire Assembly to entertain the proposals el Worm enhanitted far their consideration by my prods essese. I believe a change in the existieg system would have strengthened the balms government, and ligh'ened the hardens of the people. La the mower boat the amiably now presented to me, I regret to find that la the rettual to enter on the (walks et rearms ellaoion Is made to • added lat:ly man:dile& to the greeloas c.adderailos of her Maj4e'y the Boversiga Pro. Yearns of these States. -- It it impomfb`e for me, et ear time or ander wry otroom denere, to eater late communication with the Imilektint Amon* too queetionwhich he. &Wady received ea mower. met *Mel met bo outaidered at Orally aett'od. My daty Is to shown lie Conetitotioe end canoe °Wino to the low. I lien Dever to toted wend°, in the Mecham of it, As the usably has refuel ha ;id to Esgiandos this *wades, the whole reepoortility now rate with that body. Deprived of the rapport which the assembly might have given is me, I shell, to prosecution of the besavolent intra dos. of the pram-tag sovenign, labour is the work of im provement by a toe —of the pewees which the eonstits ties bee plead la my beads _ _ _ inbile - leaneating that the mere of pod sad esesomioal governmant bon bean withheld from the loniaa people by Mew vitio skald have been the first to seek this, I look fareard with elnerfalms to seeming those beseate be the promo at fiee mid events, on behalf of a oommenity whose linefesd. It will be my duty under present ointme nt Mal the mare aaziously to study. The lonian peop'o will never find me nontindfal of liter real istarlets sad welfare. The extrecelleary eseekei of the Ingiehttive A/ratably is sow dead. By commaisl al hfs Busllszoy, O. F. BOWEN, Ban Airy lo the Lord High Ossessisiasr. THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. Cu iztersic Tal.sourn.) (MON 017 i OWN CONWOONDIX 8017TRAIIPTON, lIcarDAT. The Indus has arrived with the heavy portion of the Calcatta mail, and her dates are Alexandria, Feb. 20 ; Malta, 26 ; sad Gibraltar, Marsh I. Sho passed the Indian mail packet Ceylon at the 27th alt., between Malta and Gibraltar. A Peri•esrtapoodent of the Brussels bodepetulanee mations that •t • wirir on Friday evening, siren by the Dachas. ti-tria, Coast Walowski was Awe' to hold • vary animated conversation with Y. Wets. ilia Nord of yesterday announces very coolly that " tho Holy goo is sot• toward i• estroidar a body of 5,000 am it bolos{ wits are to to loot listhwith to Roan to Mss bin Wands body isoodl" A letter ha Vetoes, of the 3rd, says :—" Rte. am glom day i bamaired Lard Cowley. The day before yraterdow be dirt Ira gm awl !sorbet void' Lad Lobar, rd patatlosy id* Omit de hal. To-day Lard Loftus Poi a reed buseeet le Ids hewer, to which were bwited C 44111 de Illsok Nem de Beek Bee.. do Berk, Prime de Medlar" Boss 4. Ewa. Coal de Whaeft, Pat. Adolphe de Sehenumbere, Priam is tkitoseher& IL de Belehtee, Iteeeleet Amfrawaskr, a d enwel ether metere of Ibe dtplemade mph Termana Y. de lalailso teem, ler the Mt dee. la Yew d Laid Cemley, the edam et the Brio ealley, eiteedidly doer id, sad ea hatardey Sem de arikelda her /Mash Majareft Italiammisr." The Hayika iamb ssetais a curious marl of the sitting of the goad* ot Bort, to white 040111111 fiord took tho ado so prooldoat of tits how terabit, The gold caws of Ake es-16sparla was Owl spot the lottle, card the sow piodlest, fakiss s Lute homer Is ht baud, mil he Todd ad kook the beablto—dat moll be on id of wasilim—ini be would glee It throe l'irpabobeir eintsts, eleit vide% It iireld be plead Weis rabbi: tremor', NA*, wad b,i4 ileroptiorabee." This vas womcd lag* ism ri am least retired azdidat the addiartloaa Os eiginWi. THE BOURSE AT AMSTERDAM. AMSTERDAM, KAIICH 3. The French-Austrian distarbanos has caused a wide-spread sensation in Holland. It is well known how deeply compromised the wealthy capitalise of this country are in the public funds of almost all cations. The train, in those papers is carried on in this ancient city of Amsterdam by about 26,000 Jews. Spain has an immense amount of her not very secure public debt deposited in the hands of Dutch capitalists. Portugal, again, owes mach to the Dutch that her papers have been for a long time on the rising scale; but • revolution in Spain or Portugal would not cause any very sensible amount of sensation on 'Change here. But for many years past the favourite public stock in this country ha. been the Austrian. I heard it stated the other day by a stockbroker on 'Change that two thousand mil lion florins of the Austrian debt are held b Hatch men. So greatly are the Dutch into in the speedy settlement of the present dispute, that many ate dreading ruin as the consequence of it. Men of • nervoustemperament are selling oat; men of daring are baying up the Austrian perm; but should war be the result of the present misunderstanding ruin mat ensue to vast numbers of opulent and well-to-do men. 'Change is daily a scene of the greatest ex citement. Telegraphic information is received front a hundred 'lsmael'. One despatch casts up the mercury in the political thermometer, the next ate jerks it down again ; and brokers are as much at lea as if they were dashing about in the Atlantic in a rowiag-boat, without oars, quadrant, or maps. THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE AT MALTA. (snot ova OW MALTA, Psi. IL The Grand Duke Coostantine arrived bore from eireenee on the 24th with a reptaircm consisdag of one line of-battle ahip, two frigates, and a corvette, all al white vew , sob IMO acres's. Everpbody acquainted with nenticol see. owe observed that the Rasedese ebb red the port and look *p their rewrite. in a very weateelp and wateenlike manner._ in the alernera the GreariThike, Ducaras, and sold landed without any stets or ceremony, welted .beat the pub& gardens. end Manned' drove through the torte. His loperiel Ilialuera leaded ant day in state. la the evening be dined with the Goya nor and afterwards at leaded • bell with the Oland Duch m. On the 26th he • d admiral reasthere ta Nate on board h Majesty', ship Malbarthib, a the eaperlor officers of the dead being pet to ressive We In fill drew. Sir :Az Peandether gave • bales hi. Imperial Highness In the everthg. It is sisal that the etilset of the Grand Duke's visit to Mafia is to beret the dock Ind the sasaagenteat at the naval anon& Ardor report is that be tame yto visit Prime Athol, mad was with as sot lading hi'.. Her Ma j wity's ski p is to be at Almifr ni• It wait the orders el Leed Y. Oa the 111th allorir &eye Pitt*, the esartethartiel on Ova Capirell eld Mr. Tyler, the =Ws r d her Wyear eaq e i Ldiere, du .M The *sego arose free Ilhist ism ea ion. Priefiell no boom mbly 411111 Mr. Tyler se m* reprimanded mg diantissed big** ' The Pieuweeenee WWI he aeltilud an the MIL Tir Urged Nib logeorrese, with invalids. Both tbs. theses Wad reently wiled Mn with the Tird whom lisp THE PARIS " MONITEUR" ON PEACE OR WAR. The following is a fall translation of the im portant articles published in the Paris Moniteur of Saturday lest—s summary of which appeared the same evening in the columns of the Express: " Public opinion in foreign countries does not clearly understand the present regime of the press in France. The belief appears to prevail too gene rally that the journals are subjected to • previous censorship, and thus an importance is ascribed to them which is unfounded. The administration, it ought to be known, has no preventive action as re gards the press. The public should, therefore, be on its guard against the inductions founded on the language of the journals. Whenever a grave question presents itself, or an important act is amour plished, the government addressee itself directly to the nation through the official journal. That is a duty which it has always imposed on itself, and which it will accomplish the more scrupulously under present circumstances, as public opinion is now more than ever taken unawares and misled. " The state of things in Italy, although of old date, has in these latter times assumed in the eyes of all a character of gravity which has naturally struck the mind of the Emperor; for the chief of a great power like France cannot isolate himself from gum done which interest European order. Animated by a spirit of prudence which it would have been cul pable not to have possessed, he directs his attention in the most loyal manner to the reasonable and equitable solution of these delicate and difficult problems. " The Emperor has nothing to disguise, nothing to diaarow, either in the objects of his anxious delibe ration or in his alliances. French interest guides his policy, and justifies his ♦igilance. " In presence of the disquietudes—we are glad to believe unfounded—which have agitated public opinion in Piedmont, the Emperor har promised the King of Sardinia to defend him against any aggressive act on the part of Austria- He hu pro mimed nothing more, and it is well known that he keeps his word. - " Is this to be considered u a dream of war? Is it not more in conformity with the rules of prudence to foresee difficulties, more or less near, and to weigh all their consequences ? "We have jut indicated what are the real thoughts, duties, and tendencies of the Emperor ; and all that the exaggerations of the press have added thereto is pure imagination, falsehood, and delirium. " France, it is userted, is making considerable warlike preparations. This is a completely gra tuitous imputation. The regular effective force of the peace footing, adopted two years ago by the Em peror, has not been exceeded. The artillery is par chasing 4,000 horses to attain the reglementary limits. The infantry regiments are 2,000 strong, and the regiments of cavalry 900. " It is affirmed, also, that the French arsenals are displaying extraordinary activity. But it is for gotten that we have to change all our artillery and to transform oar entire fleet. This last undertaking, keg sires decided on in order to give oar fleet its normal strength, is sanctioned by the annual votes of the Legislative Body ; and, notwithstanding the most praiseworthy activity, several yaw will still be necessary to complete the operation. "Lastly, usualness is felt at the preparations in our navy. All three preparations, however, consist in fitting oat four frigates for the conveyance of troops from France to Algeria and from Algeria to France ; and four screw transports destined to provide for different eventualities, especially for the service of Civita Vecchia, and for the re-victualling, by way of Alexandria, of oar expedition in Cochin China. " Such are the facts, and they should fully re. assure sincere men as to the projects ascribed to the Emperor, and lead them to treat as they deserve the allegations of those who are interested in casting doubts on the mast unobjectionable measures, and clouding the clearest situations. "L it not time to ask when these vague and absurd rumour., spread by the press from one end of Europe to the other, will end—rumours repre senting everywhere to public credulity the Emperor of the French as exciting to war, and throwing on him alone the responsibility of the disquietude. and warlike preparations of Europe P " Who can have a right to mislead public opinion so shamefully—to alarm interests so gratuitously ? " Where are the words—where the diplomatic notes—where the act. which indicate a desire to ex eite war for the passim. which it satisfies, or for the glory which it Femme ? Who has seen the soldiers —has counted the pieces of cannon--estimated the supplies which are said to have been added with so much cost and haste to the ordinary state of a peace footing in France P Where are the extraordinary bowies, the anticipated calling out of soldiers P On • what day were recalled to service the men now ab sent on renewable furloughs? Who, in short, can show the elements, however alight they may be, of the general accusations which malevolence invents, which credulity hawks about, and which stupidity accepts ? "No doubt, u we have said, the Emperor watches over the various causes of complication which may appear on the horizon. • It is the duty of all prudent policy to endeavour to con jure away the events, or questions, which are of a nature to trouble that order without which there is neither peace nor commerce. It is not a respite which real business (veritable. afaires) requires ; it is tenuity and a safe future. " Such foresight is neither agitation nor provoca tion. To study questions is not to create them; and to divert attention from them would be neither to suppress nor solve them. Besides, a diplomatic examination of these questions has been commenced ; and nothing warrants the belief that the issue will be unfavoarabis to the consolidation of public peace. " The Times, in its number of the 211.1. speaks of a conversation said to have taken place between Prince Napoleon and Count de Pereigny at the Tuileries on the day of the transcription on the registers of the imperial family of the marriage of his imperial highness. The English journal declares that the conversation in question was very animated. and it ascribes to the Prince Napoleon and to M. de Persigny language respecting politico which less never need. We cannot may where the Times de rived its information, but what we know is that its account is altogether incorrect." The Mositetir of yesterday publishes • nab decree on the subject of titles conferred by foreisa wkwidgas ea French subject& The report witch Imola this decree • Marts with the presseitna that distiaotioss ocaferrod by Lutes of !tannic web, mewl in rue MAIO, to be excluively =doss/. The acitusware of 1819 k Hanel to, by which ewbasesto se kelp Ms bald be bxne in Freon wittiest isrmisies fhb the old el the ebb This law has beta • bead Mn It lb eswallas, sal resolves to be fording bawd magi** elleetim Tb. probibitko it babas will now be sob es rate. 11e sew kw abrogates Si d 1819, and peso lbs that be esitortation obi hurdle* ',- ally be ecossfell by berwid literaP, end for reasessewifsbly Ind emotpticerkvilb shies el the council of the seal slr' tides. THE TWO BICILI (max ova owx ammo The intelligence which reaches the effect that the King is sufferin the articulation of the thigh bone, Creme pain as to render life almost disease arises from an attack whi moms years back. In addition Puffers from a nervous fever whi deliriums and altogether the c orders is so severe that even n hesitate to say that the caw is ii the life of the /Log may be end question : it is, however, imposeib to public business, though, up tc Giornale Official endeavoured t &ion that the King was devotei The Minister of Finance, Signs Director of the Interior and of I chini, are now said to be returning deed, it is full time they la the shadow of a government rei merit reproof for misrepreeentatioi connected with public offices do in their own eyes. It is a oompl and so little force is left that so into dissolution. I have alre people penetrate into the palace Queen and her Austrian relatives exclusive influence. These and ployed to move the body of the I only persons who have free am* ber. Orders have been sent to more linen to Bari, as no hope at least for the present, his Maji leave his bed. In melancholy report, are the preparations fa our streets and public places. I great thoroughfares have been ii arches, which seem to record I so withered are the evergreen them. Inconvenient to the put has been also attended with g tractors, who are loud in their I have recently heard of out Mr. Barber, and front his by with Naplee, it will not be out my report of him now. The S . 6th February, quotes a letter fr which speaks of Mr. Barber it having taken a very decided Christians. The Governor he and, ander pretence of &impel taken down the arms. Dep upon the consuls on the sub especially had exerted himself the Governor had replaced I Casino, and carolled himself a tune in Cendia were tranquil, self to agriculture. If the w alluded to can be depended on, an active and let part in ing the influence honour a BUIFO2IIB PANOI4II The once hidden mysteries pipe have been thoroughly expose London sightseer "Mel thobreakir The quaint street views of the city, population of the River of Osnto familiar to our eyes through the diorama, which are as numerous hfr. Burford, however, has = a panoramic view of the Malay of which there cannot be been ectisely painted from the re few months back by officers alibi in China. The view is taken from a newly-emoted work n one of northern side of the city within embraces the whole at both the east end met suburbs of Uterine.. be seen in the distance the Island north • considerable extent of cut the divines by the rugged and pl White Cloud Ronnie/La. Oa th nearly the whole line of the well, 1 late smeault, U. Pert, and other e war, and • considersble Went c with pedal y Bald, ictereptesed hem vlllege• Tomudithe south the trete to the ally, being literally or used ea the pernament residences and penny evaratimg of the trade keestenad the gene of the Reel, wenn Tempts dr west, which of the , lffaluenellen and In the note, as also hentlaur With et Bab puke or ias, gazdens whi t ; AY the wean =bulb, which i sway as tarp the eye ma reach. Magazine hill, within the wall, cre a zZ r j a h l : i ft e. a nt bokity temple, copw 000apied rominent, Pagoda on the walls. a heavy ms yond the wall., oo this side, one e Mkt, the highest of which are aro t&les, prominent among which Poet, placed In a high se The White Cloud Iffonntsine on I toe and effective background. T is worthy of every praise. The (which completely &Preys the i. which Mr. Barked slimy' men imp, is ben observelde. As an i accurate nammeto of the famot doebtlese prove as attractive ash' executed and beautiful series of out parse % A WELL-DIMMED Mae: mallets of Ma well-dressed mss. veers a tithereoet or ontaway, loom in the sleeves, &nog es bleak. Wahreast rather long, I, dark or admiral tint, bat not nee of this may be varied, accord' waiter. Trousers in winter of s swim and autumn of lighter to coat on on the principle of airbag fined at the loom, sad fitting gm over the hoot, which, u press ordeal, Is perher . s the partook doable Oka tM is winter, and anairser are the most recisrd lima sides plein, snow-whit in sorting dress should be and gr.'s. shomination. d but the considerat c a rm h yti l led to adopt the coon tuts will isminenvely select capably costal, with a kin of broad-brims to Peskin, sad cease to croaater-jarepwe who d The amnia; or fall dream costal Imam the preseat form or shat Is a aloes alliance and hennony which, if broken, or oven tette tams. All the attempts to Ind weer ken failed and been 000de bottoms ere teen nowhere but ot and purples ere ea eitinot as th, of Joseph's pat sea have goal as evident marks of the betel. provoke an inward shudder. and de, is your only pentbni , aentinne, until some materiel el tithe Erma. ?mows ought mornimr sad partial undress eri be wan at the opera and dm should have be= tolcoited in r recognition as se accredited 7 ,, =rrtytrittmph which has yet . No doubt they ere c will not stand the test of critic not see why, on that account, ant clam limbed, well-calve d, should adapt a habit not love , bet simplas a eat M v. t i rte a t t ' llee boom Is out 'of general is that ecnriet'oa the even now to wrive the pan I with much more d It is neither more nor Ise the drawees, In which most men moreover, after the first week, I =pan muse. The bntaoh doge bt the knee, below the silk steads& termlna.ing i. Wag slicsether the most gent dud ever wee lavented.—.Bilel PLOT Dove.—l say we their love whitgare. Thom et mitten down. If you plebe.— senelmentelly iodised—lay den certain *lap for yourself. T. bet yea remember. It may be Inceseat, tip It sapises out of it Ind whispen o yore when drqpped hoarsen your het leayf 0 fee, far away I 04 Hem Is the vase, bat the shore, gad yonder the s sailed awny