The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-21 00:00:00

ahatta vita , 4 1, • FRANCE. ! MINISTERIAL REPORT AND DECREE FOR $ THE SUPPRESSION OF TWO JOURNALS. l (Pram yssasiday'sNeaterie.) I , 1 1 1 Sire,—When a criminal attempt, like that of Ja- nuary 14 , aersreßlMltetterrify" TH Et 2 : f or P ld E , R an Ci d show the .:. most incredulous what it is that wild anarchy would 1 . . fain, by means of eksamination, impose on France, , everyone expects the government to be on the alert, 1 • and to provide against such dangers. .. Without allowing ourselves to Le hurried on by the p ublic indignation, it is neoensary,with the calm, but firm, moderation which proportions the energy of the remedies to the gravity of the disease, to Il ascertain precisely the danger, that we may then know how to act. The flagrant danger, Sire, is in that inexhaustible asst of 111141111111 recruiting its numbers in broad daylight a few leagues from our frontiers, and in a few hours sending into the very centre of Paris its missionaries and their frightful instruments of death. That which encourages them, that which encou- rages especially those who pay and direct them, is the idle hope in which they indulge, that insanee- tion, when they should have broken the powerful arm that has already vanquished it, would deliver i t i up to them Paris, France, and part of Europe. This hope, which is without foundation in the face of a I ; resolute government, a devoted army, and a satisfied I people, is sustained only on the one hand by the action of demagogues incessantly striving to organics themselves and to diffuse agitation; on the other • hand, by the imprudent opposition of those relics of old parties, which also expect, and quite as absurdly, ill 1 an impossible resurrection as the result of anarchy. I ttt To remedy such a situation of affairs various mea- sures are about to be submitted to the examination of your Majesty. There is one, however, that our hews already sanction, which is, no longer to permit 1 1 flat certain journals should in the hands of a few leaden—few but indefatigable—be made the daily Instruments of demagogic efforts, the almost official organs of all their direct or indirect excitations. Nor is it proper,on the other hand—attacking es they do Incessantly, under skilfully disguised forms, the new dynasty and constitution which the country has bestowed upon itself—that parties should persist in exhibiting as hopeful, aa realities still passible and near, pretensions that have fallen without a Mane* &return into the nothingness of the past. 1 Among the French journals it is easy to i n di c ate which those are whose efforts, more or less disguised, prepare as fir as in them lies the paths for other • hopes than those of the Empire's durability. , 1 1 !. 1 So long as free England had to fear for the family I now reigning over her the atta c k s or intrigues of • Pretender's friends, that liberty, of which she is so proud, was eclipsed by Leib and energetic measures. Your government, Sire, is now, as that of England siontioued to be for a long time after William 111., evidently in the cue of legitimate self defence i the attempt of /an. 14 proves it but too well. We should be wanting in our duty if, from this moment, we did not make use, in the interest of society, of those weapons which the existing laws afford us and I beg your Majesty immediately to make a I, ' severe application of the decree of 1952 respecting , I , the press. A review which, founded hardly two years since ! , as a political organ, forgot the very day after my ' 1 permission the formal engagements entered into by its conductors, and which has given up its columns 4 . to the most detestable inspirations of densagogess, I ) the Roue de Paris, is new end eavour i ng to ma k e itself the centre of a kind of agitation by corre- spondents' i ll beenarned let se ters ,id the t iers an of d w t h h ic e h n have eu jus t been e i n t detected by the government in several departments. It also goes on perseveringly with its efforts at pro- pagandism, and its last number even con t ain s a glo- t rification of the reminiscences and hopes of the republican idea. During these two years, having can henceforth only be suppressed. The decree of Feb. 17, 1932, permits this suppression, and I paw- paw to your Majesty to declare it. A journal which under a very different banner has not ceased since the re-establishment of the em- pire to wage a secret but incessant war against the new institutions sanctioned by the national will, the fipeetateur (the late ilesentblis Nati , inale), persist- ing in hoisting its hostile banner, has but yesterday, srainst the expressions of horror with which the crime of January 14 inspires it, found occasion to protest anew in favour of " the principles it de• fends," and without taking history inks aseount, for- getting the adnaminationa of Henry 111., Henry IY., and the Duke de Berri, it adds, " that in former • tinsel these detestable passions found a restraint in that salutary law of the monarchy, which, by placing the hereditary principle above all changes and all ambitions, rendered these crimes useless, and in some sort deprived them of all reason for their commie- ion." This is altogether forgetting that the In- heritance of the crown, in the imperial family, is the fundamental principle inscribed by eight millions of Totes in oar constitution. This journal, already warned five times and iris suspended, ought, as it appears to me, to be visited with suppression. These measures of severity, Sire, are legitimate. The government of a great nation ought not to suff e r 1 1 itself to be stealthily undermined by the dexterities of the few, any more than to be violently attacked by the savage brutalities of conspiracies. The decree, which I propose to you, will mete out I nothing more than justice to those whom It noshes; moreover, it will be a warning to others. I am, with profound respect, Sire, &c., &c,, The Minister Secretary of State for the Department of the Interior, liimatter. The Emperor's decree for the suspension of the two journals referred to cites, in the Revue de Parse, nine or ten different articles inserted sines last March, entitled respectively, " The Individuel and the State," " Robespierre and Daniel," " The Soul of the Executioner," "Royalty no desheial," " The History of the Peasants," " Camille Dessies- hes," " Dramas of the Poor," " Eugene fie,' " Menial," and others ; lastly, an article white ap- pear...! an the 15th inst. The Speetateer, after No warnings and two suspensions, is suppressed for its article of the 17th inst. 1 The 'Emperor of the French has addressed aa estorrel;ll letter et Maus to Chime Victoria, Ur Maissty [farted at once veinal' to him on boning el the attonyt on Ma II • 1 li 'I ad LuriaTilA ll . — Preparations for resnengeec the Leaching epuraeleas way *madam.' threatened yeenedar Abuse ass o'clock a largo and distinguished party al the Imam sad gostlemen in stissiimice epos the Crews Pries mid Priem el Prigs. 1 idea Came end Omens Parlosabir, Os assn Wally uni * Rehantbal, Onsanne Marla Is Lyme', Cocaina Hacks, &e., sittesdstl by ! I Yiscosseess 7051175,1d51ar-lkesiral the Han. C. Om aid Lord Alfred Paget, vishsd the varies mat sh4p. Ur. Tale II eras, te minel g al Me pest ee modest de dloslipabsi wry, sad to impleis the moue iiesdigpsiless of thews* awe awed wide the eanstrisetico eft ship id leassMeg wore. We medemeend that visitors A net sew be admitil me I 1 i i anther wain THE EXPRESS. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1858. INTELLIGENCI. OXFORD, JAx. 20. ECCLESIAATICAL HIATORT.—The lt4 gins Profes sor cif Zrelesimllcal History, the Rev. Arthur P. Stanley, /LA, of Ualrerelgj o7 allege, _prowess to risme Ids roam a Wares on the of the Jewish Chunk (during the period of the conquest o Polestine), on Tuesday, Feb. 9, at two p.m., in the Clarendon, to be eendased at the mune hour semi day till further notice. He Is resume his public lectures on the History oi fa. Leers Chez& at • later period of the term. NAVAL AND MILITARY REVIEW" dr ITOOLW1011—(THIS DAT.) This afternoon a review took place on Woolwich common, in honour of the visit of her Majesty's gouts—the Lag of the Belgians, the Royal Primes and Primer of Priests, &c. The troops were drawn up at half-past one p.m. is the following ceder:—via., lit li ne, a regiment of Li Guards and three battalloos of Foot Guards ; 2nd line, llth Human, 15th Foot, Rest Kent Militia, and Royal Marines. The troops of the Royal Horse Artillery were stationed on the right, and at right angles with the AM line. Two field batteries on the left, and at right mess with the first line. Lieutenant-General Sir J. P. Love, H.C.8., K.H., oommanded the whole. Major-Cluneral LaWflellOn emantanded the Cavalry Brigade ; Major -011111.112 LOl4 Rokeby, K.C.8., the Brigade of Guards; sod Mejor-Ossoral Sir W. Famish Williams, Bat., LOX., the Wintry. The Royal Hens Artillery sad the field betterks were under the rageoltre onatioding officers; the troops were la mach* order. The Royal AreMery faintaed a guard of loam; nailing of one one capita, two sabelterne, end MS /oak awl Ile with hand, dawn op at the parade a heat of the Royal Artillery The Oared MOM tarnished a guard of harm, ansiellog of one fieldvarne, one espiate, two subalterns. ail 100 rank and Me, slit grate colours sad band. The whoa etas nou-reembekewl wise mod ima of the dithmst corps in gamins tut as dety, balltifus to&a, with • dal papertisn of elime., weld la front of dr loyal Artilimy Ilismaelm at them Tim marry train penis' as Ilta Oummus and readvel lldr rain from Ordsmei Pwatifis. 03, B.A. Coked lfraaldis opmitionlad keeping the penal ea lb. Commia, and Waned Chef m, 8.A., as the Darambill No gams was sidled within the Inner am of sialeisa, msgi k wailtaut, lastinied, and on duty, or famdabol wilt tioksle duly lignsd. No carriage. were admitted, oaf= Ihe ovum ems povidsd with ticlutte as above-mustiswad. INN.= ea INA, furnished with a pm., wen admitted batman Um We of asatriss. sit as early kw this morning the streets of Woolwich ware throned with visitors, who arrived by steamboat end railway. Lord NOM* SIM the Duke of Cambridge arrived at the Royal Animal et niestdook, end at half-past dews a royal weep el OWewwrfyu , sontsbang their royal Wrenn dr Plow Omni. the Prime of Wake, Prime Alfred, the Prima et Pres" and noraarotte royal gasser, arrived at the ems senlinnend, and win re mised by Myer-thend Sr W. P. Wlliwas, and the whole ant of Add di eargenil of em el tits Royal Arany. The gond of beam wee Regal Ar Ins annense dines were the readied by tillory, and • royal whim ken dr gas of Major Moat" G field beNery of awl Ems Aitilim sentare' In Ile anneal for resizgeee. as/ left The sepal party and first prenend to to the the f" royal =1 dominant swil the labitniesiss. The et wading art nesplisdeil elier deeds bag Waal* ' lry Oohed Wink ladle, dad, awl ether been et the digenneen the royal golly hi the aelablielmoot of preeseisler the Royal AARE, ninewoom to partske of nitearnists pervious to the nein. Tieeiginin was crowded by beg slur el ipso teem, awl In not neg li gee unsissmile Ism bat car ried eat. A Mew be I" troops will be awed my at the omit. Won of dm reaker, al the Royal Military Berashery, wldsit bee be eramed be inoli accommodation. CHATHAM, JAM. 10. In esiteequenoe of an order which has lam m eshed hem the .A.drulty by Captain O. Galhealk 0.11., enpurbleniell et WI g. gird, the paean activity pen& In order tine lb. Imo maw dr nearly eregheell, nay be hangli Smut Ow meg la the annkg retomer. Anew Son ere the 403; ,=p; MI Chao will aws il lp il li ll ' le the Aketsaft. lir xem., 91, hr len ea the steam eenvel yews; she bine el the Wren mei OR ocneliented et NI obielendl le week adobe. he le hie —,, 41, apmeneed led anew, will C=is M is is air seem etas= la the Mit arm bas alms bolsi till het ehlr e. Ileveig UMW se oe In held bay la war le Mee her lie tine alma by the Ahabally ; she vine tehh mem et 1080 lawn power hem the hinny et Peen end One, 01111111. with. The Ober= B ll,6 a ref Ine wow emelle ant h b wier at hen the et Mir We en lfths Wenn; 1.C.8., vardast; she vill berm* te be hweehei the emu hoe as the Now. Ilis Wel, 96, mew lestmes, will she be launched during the pram* year. Annul. A rt JAL 90.—APPODITYWIT8.—Lionte anis C. D. samegla (1814) sad R. H. thelatott (1868), to the Ilan a rrer aeoloadip, at Bhowneee. itgassafte T. W. Idaillah (1866), to the Ames, 12, akar& elatio. 21. lkiaell, to the Urgent, @caw steam store ship, at Poilmeette. =FOUTFICAT L IONS I., OF m PORT or PLYMOUTH.— fan* Assistant leepeatar-Clarerid al Net& le at promai at PlyststM, ea apeetel ditty, le Nuke whit the Ent of llerM lalsearabe sad W. Poi ans e=e4., kr the wahine elf prams at their bad, far the pupate et washa akin at fortillorticas ca the wish= die of Resseme. SPORTING. THE SPRING HANDICAPS. Tor NwormAzim HANDICAP. Clermont Course (1 mile 6 furloop Hi A the Aret pude Tnesfty in ) Febreery. . Naafisme to be Lind an cc before Am et ki Tie lamp . ...... ...... f • 1it . ..... .... ...... ..... ...-..:::: i rll ....... .. r ... i ii• : sa .i .... ..... . ....... • H •• • N con br Dm vat Maws. .. .... 11=E;;;i.:.. to NA sot Ile Ti. COname Marsor4 tholorol on ER bin the alboomi a 'Nebr. 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The list contained twenty-eight causes, four of which were rereszets. CRONIN O. LORD POVIRWICOURT.-ACCIDILVT. Mr. Edwin Junes and Mr. Petaradorff were °mod for the plaintiff. Mr. &ejecta Pigott and Mr. Yorke sppeared tor the ddenaant. — The ylaMtaff i; a medical gentleman, hying in Barton and the action was brought to recover oompsnsation for Injuries he had sustained through the negligent driving of the defendant under the circumstances detailed in the evi dame. Dr. Cronin, the plaiatiff, mid—On the 30th of July let I was crossing Bond-aersee, about a quarter to fin. I had looked to lee whether the street was dear. I had got Mont two-thirds across, when I wee knocked down sad rendered insensible. When I reanered I Salad myself in a bettres shop. I felt as if I was dyisg. The dedeadrat tame in, bat I 'inapt tell what ha mid. He let his addrem. I was taken home in a ash Mr. Hyrax a sarpoa, was ealhd in, and is still attending me. I was omilsed to the house for MUSS days, end was usable to attend to my profeseloa. I was bid that the defendant called the next - day. I wrote to him on the 21st August, upcoming my sunder at not having heard from him. I get an answer to the 'Sect that he had been out of town and would all on his ratan. He admitted he wee the came of the widest. I was recommended to go to the ' sea side. I went to Duakirk sad remained 14 days. I ' the appuently quite strong and well. The sdjutant of ths desadeat's regiment ca ll ed on me. He showed me two letters from the defendant. In one he stated he would be glad to give reasonable compemation ; if it was not accepted he would leave the matter in the bends of his lawyer. On my retena to town I became very ill end consulted Mr. Beady, sad other surgeons. lam still unable to attend to my prodigious! duties. I estimate my law at 2171. My Impasse at Dunkirk wise 281. or 301. Cross-emenined.-1 have lived in London 30 yams. I mane may which way the cab was coming. I was bruised on the temple, arms, side, and leg. I wee told the &Want called that amain and the next day. When Mr. Limbird celled on behalf of the defendant he asked me to name a earn. I saki I would rather leave it to any two gentlemen. I the decadent had acted unooorteoculy in threatening to put the matter In the bands of his lawyer. Mr. Jostles Erle—The defendant had exptimed his nem to give reasonable oompeneseon, and only three:L i e% put the 'natter la the himbof his lawyer in the event of hie offer being reseed. Witness—l marred an arbitration to naming a sum. I went to me Lord Vernon profeesionally during the first four teen days, end saw other patients in my bed-room. I am a doctor of medicine, a general practitioner. I now me patients, but lam still very unwell from the injury to my leg. I ammo& visit my out-door patients. I genteelly reside out of town d=r . season. My wife and children accompanied me to To Mr. Justice Rrle—l waspeig between =other cab. I took me Asp beyond it and was haute down. I had before looked end maw the street was clear. - occurred Smith, acab-dri;;r, staled that when the accident he was driving up Bond-attest. He saw the plaintiff crossing , the defendant's cab was coming down Vera-street towards Bond-street, at the rate of ten miles an hoar, and was drawn by a Ens horse. He saw the plainti ff knocked down. If the defendant bad "sung ont, - " he must have heard him, and the plaintiff might have got out of the way. The defendant appeared very anxious •, he polled up as soon as possible. He bad his horse well in hand. The cab was stopped before the wheels went over the plabitiff. He did not atink that the tiekodaat sew the plaintiff before be wee knocked down. _ _ — DrNeeail; slated that he was called in to attend the L ls i t i c s t a il , f on the 314 of July. His face and noes were there was • lacerated wound on the arm ; the body, thigh, and leg were bruised ; there were a good many bruises over the body. As it was a surgical case, he left it to Mr. Byrne. Cross-exami.ned—When illness arises from the visitation of God, medial men do not charge each other, but it is dif ferent in came of an accident like this. Mr. Byrne surgeon, was called in to attend the plainti ff on the 3M July. His body was much bruised. Hs had =difficulty in breathing, and his mind wits mach con- He recommended plaintiff to go out of town, and want with him. The attempt to return to business brought ' beck the plaintiff's illness. The bruise on his leg will per manently abet his walking. He was still in attendance. His charge would be twenty guineas. Mr. Ready, surgeon, saw and examined plaintiff on the 11th of August. There were contusions on his face, arms, side, and leg. He was suffering great pain and complained of his bead sad of a dizziness in his sight. He would always be inkject to a swelling of the leg and veins. Witness's charge was about 26 guineas. Mr. Serjesat Pigott addressed the jury for the defendant. He said he could net savant for the aocdent , and would not matters which Its could not prove; however, if the ddoedant had bearing at the rate of ten miles an hour he could not have ed up so shortly. Unless the plaintiff could show that was entirely blameless be could not ask for their verdiot. An aocident no doubt it was, but the delmulant bad done all that a gentleman could do under the circumstances. His lordship having summed up, The jury retired, and, after an absence of some time, re turned with a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 2601. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 20. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblangos.) THE METROPOLITAN DREAD COMPANY (L IMP ORTANT DECISION. At the bet sitting antler the plaid= In this case, whoa a all of 11. par mime wee made ea the a quo the woes whether Mr. Ogieby, nos of the entitled to set off against thee amount °lbis cal a ems 3 7 a r, which be had advanced by way of loan before the company wu established. llis licahouTexpreesed an opinion against the claim, but reserved the point for consideration. Mr. Lawrence now drew the attention of the court to the glut section of the Winding -it Act of 1848, and contended that the Ind proviso the right of his client to set a the arena of 3d!. The Commissioner—That is not the Limited Lia w bili4tet. Mr. Lowrance—No ; but all the cases of in under the recent ace ere wound up under the law m u t stands, until rates and ceders ere made by this oonrt. The C.onuniesionor—lt does not strike me that this come 'Ender the previous sot. I adhere to the opinion I expressed the other day—end the other ooromiesioners with whom I have spoken are under the same impression—that a contri butory must pay his cells gret, es being a matter between the oompany and its creditors, and that he must do so before any rights can arise among the contributories ea between themselves. I find nothing in the Limited Liability Ad which bears an this question. It is not as though share holders might be called upon until creditor. were satisfied; now they have no claim beyond the limited amount of the shares; sad, =Ws this right is maintained, they would be left with scarcely any remedy. w ....„ : ke4a4. ...... .::::: .--" ...... , ... .... : ...... :.. : m Vow w ...... ThsNoW ... ::' ..... - • istattr ... Lour:::: ......... ...• • .• ........ .• • ......," ..._ :,.,-- 4... ...... :: 1 '"hli '' • • •:::::::: . .. , , . ...... , • **-- -::::::::::::: i ''.. Ai . 'Ma 1 Tam as AT Nc M adored co or Ns ails. MESIINO UP Butzszr JUISIDEN2I IN PARIS. - - A very numerous and highly respectable meeting was held yesterday afternoon, In Meurioe's Hotel, Paris,totake into zonsidaration the propriety of presenting an address to the Emperor st the Preach an his mat serape tram sem einem Lard OSAT, of Gray, was tailed to the chair. The lordship, after dating the object of the meeting, sad announcing that the Marquis of Hertford, who had bees requested to preside, wee from indisposition, to his lordship's groat regret, premmted from attending—also that the Earl of Pembroke, the Earl of Gainaborougb, and Admiral Cour tney &Ile were unable to attend—said " Oentlemen,—Scarcely have three years elapsed eines we were called together to offer to the Emperor of the Preach our heartfelt congratulations on his providential escape from the hands of an assassin, ant: little did we think that such an vvent would have ok-coma again in so short a spats of time. History does Dot show a more deep laid and diabo lical scheme than this teat conspiracy, and which has been the cause of killing and wounding no many innocent people. It has, however, pleamd the Almighty to protect their Ma jesties with his shield, and to thwart the views of revolution ary men, who had no other object than thetr Wish ambition, and that .1 throwing the whole of Fromm sad Blimps into anarchy and bloodshed. I thieving bog have to move that a suitable addrees shall be pretested to their Majestlet. I am glad to see here to-day so large and respettabis a body of my countrymen, who I have no doubt will heartily OMOVi with me in offering our congratulations on this imeasisa ; and let us hope that it will be long before such ma event may occur again." His lordship then read an address which had been drawn up, and which he remenatended the meeting to adopt. 11411. HOAR; Bert., thikrome to propose the Brat resolu tion. He erseamed Ms pent digest, which hr said he was save wee shared by the wilds vasetlag, at the diabolical attempt to swirls the Emperor sad Empress, and he declared that Englishmen bad a peculiar horror of asaaina tlon the crime was perhaps more odious in their eyes than in (hoots( fay other nuke. (Loud cheers.) He proposed the resolutioa :—" net tide meeting have ems with the deepest rejoicing the failure, by the wary of Divine Previews, of the lets iniquitous Missive ma tl.'s hoes of their Weide the Emperor sad limprem o f the Preach." Mr. NSWTOS Score baying wooded the reselatka, it was put from the Asir, sad ferried unaaimonsly. Lard ft , ii.to desa prepared, sad Dr. GUNNING weeded, the next resolutbs, which was as follows —" That his Ma jesty be requited to resin • deputation, for the peewee of conveying to his *left the a:preemies of these faslisp." Captain Pizza; &N., proposed, and Mr. CARTEL sr waded, the next reetilation :—" That an address, framed is accordance with the above r,.elation, be agreed to, and est • deputation be aimed to present the same to his Majesty Ia the meat of his Majesty consenting to receive the memo." Sir Roomy Ditizaa thought that the address should ccatain in sows Ism or another an expression of the hating which he was sun mast ham been produced in the minds of all Engliahnsta who had read certain speeches moistly made by soma of the Ilasperme's coamillon. While desirous to szprees in the strongest possible meaner his abhorrence of the crime which had been committed, and his dawn wish that the Emperor might long Ure to complete sad watch over the task he had uadertakaa to the great sad neadook advantage of France and Ramps, he thought they eight sot to approach his Majesty's person without Wiser him thee the amettlea that saseadas were prramed by Enalidaren was aajnet. The isgraisdow• otaveyed in the immiess of MIL De Moray, Tropism, sad Deroch• were out Insailitsg Is Zailmal. The Norftwor should know that while he idnaself was, is ismer times, ad•yleg the inviolable asylum whisk Baidawd peeled Is WI pealed rote/raw without distbsikm, he bed wequined the reepsee mad admiration of those Ihella • men who imawhha by his personal qualities. &ateeflbswiesst sad beet meet that the world bad produced hod bias deollend by the snactity of that asylum, sad it was ant saw to be violated at the bidding of sycophants who bad 211111111 Mr" dynasty, and who, if • oatamrophe win to kips Is Prams, would be the first to mak • rohyre which they wail wow dirty to others. (Load chem.) Sir Robert ormedadad by handing to the &sir ea address which he did not desire to pram as an mewdoesat, bat would merely wish to have nod in order that the mass of the meeting might be taken upon the main idea whisk it embodied. At the request of the chairman Sir Robert read his address, which was a remarkably shiest oesepanitkm, and was greeted by general and frequently repeated saseriag. The Castaimer, bewaver, observed that the meeting was called he the sole purpose of congratulating the Emperor on his happy escape, and that it would be better to amid esteem; into say considerations of • political c.haractar. Several gentleman, while expreesing their entire personal concurrence in the sentiments expressed by Sir Robert Daum, agreed with the chairman more particularly as they were meembled on&reign soil, that It was not desirable to adopt his address, ea it might possibly give offence. Sir R. Drxxas, who had only desired to make a friendly suggeation in ea assemblage of Englishmen, felt that unanimity was desirable, and in deference to the wishes of tits mestiag withdrew his addrem. Mr. KIRKPATRICK then suggested that instead of the word " Englishmen" in the address, the desigsatios " USA subjects" should be inserted. This was awned to. Mr. N lIWTON Bcorr proposed an amendment desouaciag the refugees for abusing the hospitality of Egghead, sad declaring that the people of England would support the government In ay measures respecting refugees it ail* think fit to Fulsome. This proPosiiket wee met with vehement crim of "No, no," end was nithnately withdrawn, The address was than pat, and was adopted taaadasowsly Nth eathaslialia aesimatios. It le ma fallow: We, the anderthined &WA aid., reskbasTh `part., are &ethane of esaveyths t. year Midinty the exprerion of ear slaws crogratalatkee, and of our deep and haertait joy, at the faun, by the blessing.[ Alakltty God, of the diabohoal attempt oa your Majesty's Is and that of the Empress. "While njoiciag, Sire, in twannon with the whole of Europe, that, by the racy of DITiOIII Providers, your Ma jest) has beta spared kw the slay of Prawn and the wel -1 fere of the dared weal, we, es British sabers, antertain ern a dupe bake td timktabses for the preservation al the weer sad error ally of or beieva Sovereign. Ws beg le sera* your Marry of or earnest pryers foe the heath awl !spares of your Ilersty sea of your Leonid NOMA, and that your Ibbsty may keg crabs' Is prod& over the antriss of this great country, with the beet end highest fedoras of which the mare of Napo bon 111. has brow indirolubly cornered." Tits knowing schisms aad go Ulemen were thee appobrad a aspalaiaa Is awry up the address to the Erupwar :—Lad Only at Gay, Lad Rollo, Sir R. Dallas, Bert., Sir 8. North air, Capt. Plass, R.N., this O'Gorman Mahal, D.L., likdor-Garral Wears, Listit.-Cokwel Cooper, thr /Whop Bparar, Capt. Moray, Bea. G. Barrington, Rem. Araakerag, Kr. Kirkpatrick, Dr. Gunning, and Mr. Augusta Gokhadd, tae. It was that walla that the a4b skald be h at Maws. Galignaats isp Is Friday main at ail eakak, kr sigasawas. Oa the prapallimad Sir B. Ban, aissadsd by Capt. Pima, thesis was oral nieftely voted to Lad Gray toe Ids skis tad fassinskity sow dud to the disk. The rising this bake ip. It is ak a. Wed the{ 1141111111 300 aad 400 pate at had was pond, the past seas at Illaariat's bsingarawilsd to sera. Tit AThotrt TO ASSASSINATE TIM 111,1101 Or Tan Faminz.—Terberds As Lord Yam Miss= Wihas, edr P.O. Ms.., In Minus ibia, and ?admire 0404 assropenic 1 by r••• bream and tie City ealidbor, welled oyes the Nisi Jim Am • - bassador, ar Albers-germ &oft kr dr proarr ea Ide Familiar, he armumbo. Or Pale Se Mier to at the Cant et Alirses. es Teri, Las the grime, est Ilkaplaa al dr Pena es Ili perelis- Sr arse her eetWahr. the istalt pip calved err byridlle• is • mg •••••••• mow Ti. Led Illeyeeperstei the Nies to d e Itateltssay, Ina ad he rai d tie ere that It &Mt be teriverlet tarstal et* le the lope" ehs ba was eisvired. weld set MI to emir the busty errades ertpstearies sa the Falai theiteet et Mins" swift wire It sae els died Ostia Mime wee pearl by the id reshieete ft dr usheralle yoga BTLY,Ossemits MSS WI AIF.—WOLTERRAIIP- Tos.—Ths Mowing deaden itet the 19th, ham bus irerid .—"Gradonia,—lt vie asp repot Isar ter te him yes I have emposies yepreekezzdtro. C=of the Wolvselwwpssa sod . I ban soder dr stoke of ay ashattere Wiriesese seolseary preleet ay Wei, fer the =ilea ry areikees tateadve ems* el euserishis midi I bow albeit he el the his bores is dr Owls maim as &Me es hires l• fa plane ate try auditelle mews milli h the airs eery sespries. lan. Orel sr West ho bests et Kr. lads asarterr i amilehan. vbs. glib lie •sidesse of isy robaltor• Nam H. nil J. IL Maw. bilL A b• mind eo ky • dellarmi et sty oils beirre as =ethers at ea early day, al whisk d.. Mks shill is Any inns a warrants iris 'bleb I bolt Weber 11;;Tsy . pinata* remain are at dr* illoned, amt belutaatly trentrned If required.—l nark, Join R7 tedeettally, 3. Osurrrras." THE LAWRENCE MILITARY ASYLUM. TO TIN IlDrroa OP TEN 21P11168. 812,—Yon will materially promote the interests of the HAM army In India, sad tame the inert al many • 1/00/11 L hatable life In Esesad, by globe publicity to the woesmpanybig extract. It le takes from a letter written by the gal of • drill= high in otimmemi at Delhi. The are Mend to by the writer b by so means the lint indiums is which the Levi.., MIUS y Asylum —et this dale matt altkelly drountemseel funs the absence of Amy esdewermt, sod • idlers of Lear—hes theltmed the orphans of car sr/rd soldime, mimed from worse lean death.—l en, he., EDW. P. HATHAWA 6, 011-equere, Jem 20. (Copy) " Palace, Delhi, Oct. 26, 1857. " C. her brought me a half-cute girl, of about nine yews of ago, who was mat in to him by coo of the Nawabs, mar here. A horseman took her away from Jbansi, and brought her to Delhi, and he sold her to this Nawab. Bhe la the only earriving child of Quartirmestre-Sergeant Newton He, his wits, and for &Edna were murdered at Panel and this ow liras to ME the tale. Poor child Bhe we dread In red and gold, sad her heed we shared, and she leaked Just like • meths. the cried Ivry bitterly for two dips, bet my &yak her been amtsting me la winning bas resell. I coot yet get her to speak to me ; she only node her bead, but the bet land use or twice to the ayeh. " I ea ries to mud her to theLawrisoe Asylum sea sol dier'. masa. They are bound to pool& for her, or rather to realm hr, ks site will ham • meal peeks ; and Mrs. Hope Orest has kindly promised to take bar to Umballit, ad then tothe hills " Oh, dear E., I wish you la Kagieset would advocate Tag Lawman Military Asylum sass. Ths iraltatioa will sow les son Ora me rerained. Govenuara ought to eons icevard sad keep afros haw which it mill do tiaras per sasaira edd is mated to It. Try sad stir Mrs. H. [a dear cl Sr H. Umfrage] to this. Maglaad ought to great say must made by a *Mr ot Mr Hoary sad iiir Jolla Law- OM Os.—lt mast be a very strong feeling teased, which makes ea ashamed of hie own lege. The shosrmat maw who bee travelled sieved, will, I Wok, what me viral assert that ao respestatio Preach ma, Ommee, sr Wise, we ever yet sea to bead his heed down WM yeah. la Me street, sad surrey the meal& of his ewe Lep with a gem sal velem leadasesa. Ti e mar ebsernset team, Ca rel". lo .r 101140 4 tram Aee~t parts, rem< MI to hevenelked that Nepeembie ma reheat lids edam, et sae paled sr soothe et their pregame Mae* the steels. It NW be that we mamba sat ova keps se a melba ;et may be ON we ere =set ander le see ell lesamee zereata.thme b aid* et c ute- -is ertheassika nigig @Wet hie sma legs in • stem pregremsa— ei trim amp me Midas him to ottm.Disksew's Nronle." FAILIIIIII AT lirwc.asTlA.—Advieee from New castle slab the ham of the sad bur of Matthew Plummer end Ob., red Clerk% Ptaiffact, wed Co. The former WO fa imeerel amessatile bedews, letter propriston of the Neethemberleed amt Wl* a May the moan in pent of cadbY st;Th i arty at the two homes Is repre sented is be sod oder °per arreagemena l to met allinately Tusedsyli I lsorrvm : Cr=iiiiii :.iii i641 .................*::: .. :: . : .. ~..,. 4, ...... , ~..::::: .. .. ... a0rr......:, Mi11iti . ................... bertblar Mal Tow— ...... ••• 11.solice .... ...... .... Weirea1i57................. 7 Earths ... ........ ■wr Piegatior TM O Mlll V l tliiiii . di's: 'lnn ...." 1 ull V.' • ...... • 7 ., • 7 , „ 1..... • •:::::::::::: •• %. ...... . 4 10 410 4 10 1 JO 4 10 4 10 ..... ...... • i 1 La Swum. Pali W Trolly la Poisamp— alvdos .. 11 sa w .41.. Ans. M ir siti * Mos Ireckidrams.„. llessmA Ihrberar Waresant .. area &le •::: ...... .... ri...i.. abrathi i thrthoax.—Forfaith to b. de 2. Tiro miles, over 4 wall* akaapaing in ardor that, sad the oinars in pro- _ Lil•boat, Aasit!lZlLo 1 laving run Bnreweinuy Newmarket raln." in STORY OF A CHANGISLING.—The 214*de Gamete relates the following nyelerire nen :—"Ohe of the Arise( ferbee of Venue hes jest beer ret it re her the violin of ea warrior Mai. The pre heir to the W4bao2l47l7.trat P re a . s i t" s pr imma r im arr ine la hie Err eller the IMAM Illitheil bile her h art. The war shell If neesiss She leedboperred hes own red WOW dAs Illie iser. The and she er the ides Ira Arc ht that re had brier allow I. astras. The pre prier, ISlNdbely, re erred the edseatica ds sad% sad the sabers were teltno to Ulm the piperh. It re hit a kr days so UM% caber destb-bel, erased he shoe. The reser" her is, is sow irrried Se • adds lady. and it is sr barn bow i. " the lancer awed is the Drier out be kliajf imillhil CIIITOTAL PALM ... olfl SIIILLING d DAT.... Wahnierry JAN. 10.--Agrideoll la si rWili, eOO aft. b =as thus.thus.ln ; Mel rew (Advertinemileat.)—HouowAT's °mum. Awn Pius I sauera is run Iffincacr is Cruse Duman or ma Is ST• SW! :IC W . % is Wa a IIMEEIEBAZIOW WWI WW WM= a t itrirMdo g INIMIX E Wa r moot. =ln lb* Mo ooBs lt en • mediae mans tho ; s irO sa. rn Illomil, trevis4. ..... ....: TM Imp - II r="1"" mw::....... . : "): m ....:a•:::•::::::: P II COM ..... 1 i Wm= ... ............ rT...... ...... 8 ilts IMO. ........ ..,..... it 1=j0iar ......... . kt•••-••••••• Mows' Usimboad ..... • - ••••••••••• i sira !. . ah a i . . . . . . I le , a a .. : : : : ::: F..............: • . it es ......... a cei ••• • - • Nimmom •.. •- - .... • = .....- ******** 4 a i . . . . - . . . . ..... Bird Ili 161W_ •••:::::" : 4 10 IT: ............ k in s iii r .. rrat a . . 1.... .. : 4 - . Tu l i CWT.—MM. Gunboat, and 1 bi von he this not by mistake. Aoxed newt d lb* JoeAvy Club, they were 1 from doll. el annitudeno, having nia at Shrew selling ass ad " =air the Newmarket rag." THE POLICE COURT& Alfrod Feist, late Enke iTi !!t liszi . Newheyka Walt ham, .lain surrendeesi en lb WI, Were exinktr Yes, as the et Migift (lithe beaks et imam Irk Mei Is dr feedell peepene. lb. Obeeler, the be the genneere gni guention at kiwi& et Wintiesien, will lrtr. _Dion, tin knitter, etenleil yreesaWaelbe ,• toil Illr. llideetem, Mee kr- Mart fts&•91 11 1 1 by Yr. Hebbra, the solicitor, attended an WWI et the seteni. One or two ether mew deader to thee el Mary Whitehead, width wee inreetigated at the fanner Ississ, we. now we Me. The undertaker, Hem deputed that in caw whin bean were Wooded far nwitiwing peewee be gene rally received fhb amemey eeelresle him Mle deishat to and to the Ineueeler under lie hareem awe, ia the wahines wee, whet pews Me le E rn yt i rhea serried dews le iked-leas owl pine then in • then, awl Ow iskelehw kni We mem et wWns the war at inch paw, en* has dr waft el the onet ime"... liettrot weak, ghee by Willem DeN, elett is the amele= se to Sr perks billowed eels so Moab etas to be allowed to follow be bay to the pale. rid oii oo b be aped of unclaimed Who. NG% Warn, as WWI tithe prisoner, admitted bet hie caret Teo net his her *ma in the _ laz—he sight sy the eatiebbett—reMlß k which the taus d Mil bus heeled, bet reitished that so ode OHM bile Ike prat bed bra oat, de smil that Hogg, to be pbe esirtaker, who Led rem to thest-howin ought lead at the ire. Ma elitism NW sot be the slislasst doubt that to the thetas bin hit Oa prism Mew Oat tbe de ceased bad Mu* sod be bed lava et a treat et a noel revehles desetyllaa, Oat et the lady of on he mem, ead - welikei ands beim they This enhiewletie the pen &P lay et lair an wane lessisqut It amalgam. The ens nast p =War *dim& It she appeared to Me nut abatis ea the yen et the bad et asserans to allew leas eke_la leek ben the WNW be the weebbnee Mr. lateen enatel the usedinls that th at Ilike led been so *dr andumel by !is tessablp Gib* ea kanta t su a ir be e mr e &p: s selmsllolo l the bred ; "go endinedifilseneadm Tbe wafts la eats Phabe Ohde, a ma^ who had seem la the seisblense, ma who did sa - thi 1011 ninny het. was thin gan lbandb. lib ewes the body was sat sod mean witallestel, sal two c 4 the shim tort wett aims. hto. lllllo WWI it sm. theindeepaeoVieterieryerk, ma saw as calla Wean there. meet wee of opiates that this sad Ile ewe aim ea the linnet 4lse woad t» abaakat fermi lmpure et pews oaks, ad lib. Bobbies lints. Oat if WM. men lb sate el the tas er twine ern *al= bad, Oa WNW he the yrosseatiss &wan be with the sithlwien its taw. The phew ant* samilted to labs bla trig ea both claw& Oa ea eaellemika by hie cassesl the phew was bower admillei lel la two amass 15404 sad bkissif la Me g le gra ea Ohs day THE SCOTTISH AUSTRALIAN INVESTMENT OOMPANI (LIMITED.) Subjoined is the report by the directors :—" The directors have now the pleasure to preset to the share holden the usual aocounta exhibiting the of the eompany, in the colony for the half-year tadfeg the 80th ol June, and in London the 31st of December last. In their last report your directors mentioned that, In accordance with your wishes, they had contracted for the sale of your In terest ha the Bon Accord property to the Bon Accord Copper MMMg Company (Limited), at the price of 12,0001. cash, and 8,000 rati of 11. sterling each in that company, with 10e. per ahem paid up thereon, together with your share of the Royalty of one-twentieth part of all the ore to be raised from theproperty; and that the sale would leave a oonsiderable t to be carried to the credit of the peasant half-yearly accounts. Your directors are happy now to state that melt sale wen duly completed ; and they believe yon will agree with them in thing that in the disport and development of this mineral propertya very important arrangement has been effected. A large profit has been actually realised. The considerable amount of capital which has been locked up in this hitherto =productive investment will hastedorth con tribute to the general profits of the onnpany. And in the Royalty done twentieth (of which your share is one-third) and the_ shares taken in the Bon Accord Copper Mining Company (Limited), an adequate provision bas been made to secure to this company alarge share of whatever mineral wealth the development of the Bon Accord property may produce. The gross profit realised in the colony during the period now reported on is 7,8861. Is. 7d. ; to which must be added the sum of 7,0861. 6s. ld., being the profit realised on the 'ale of the Bon Accord property, which, with the sum of 1,6161. 14e. 6d. received in London for interest, commiesion, transfer fees, Sc. , make an aggregate gross profit o f( (18486/. Is. Ili n al i liteen thousand four hundred and eighty- pounds one end one penny sterling. Your director' pro ws, a vidend, payable on Monday, the Bth day of February next, on the capital of the company, 240,0001., of the rate of 81. per cent. per annum, less income tax, which will require 8,0001., and leave a balance of 6,6771. lbs. 3d. from the half-year's profit, to be carried to the credit of the reserved fund, which will then amount to 11,6241. 134.11 d." MARKETS. . 0 0=111. —Lumina'. Jay. 10. —Ma fain of Mks today are M4O of *IOU LOCO bays boom taloa for export. and 4.000 au Woo laolodo 110 foram aad Manneaa MOK to ; ION& la OW • IfA=loa at tid. tx; dd. ; bo lid.; mad 41. ad dd. to 144 d. The Woo ire KM fah aad ta• Imports LOW. TY dam pad Tali ea wawa toadomp. Coro. ; =igsm oti. of Anfoloaa ktianso urr .. 2l. aro ed. per lb. Col2l.—Soatoa. Paw. 16.—WIth a akadmia aspoN d "'beat our mutat mu Ibm. Mla derflao ea Ude day Waidala. 46a to 41..; vat* Ida. lodise mon Inquiry far tam. oad a allala adeanoo raid over late Mee. Now, 39a. to 40a.; WAIL Oa Ha (lab tad Daum moos oa week. erociwosos-Tzio. JAN. 11.-7'be arrivals of what con- Oboe moderolo. Ae oar mast dle. Ms wonting we Ind ti e rto . w of grain. Most moved of slowly at • deans of Is. o ir. ow hat woke oweentey. Owle mollorod In value. &was slow sok at about last womiti Woo& Importo Curiae lb. pea met .—Wltcal, ocoetwlte. Ildefern CATTLI.- ltowtsaau JAN. /I.—Ttode ostrunsly ham today. Ist wade from 4d. to N. ; santion, 4. to in Id ; ma, 4s. Is. 44.; yeti. la. to 4d W. per stone et alte.oladdmi offs/ oomak—sastms. JAL 91.—/ete Wei Hartiay. 1k ; &WWI Wed ; Bell. Idatrate lk ; 3m.. MAW. Eared, ; Dadido Wee ; BMW. tie • ; leedeldp's West Hmllle. Ile • Nadi Perd Einisy. 141. UMW re._ lit. ; Trial Wei BAK 1.1. U.; Weld erase. ; W tit 14s. 9d. ; ItTed. let • Wide Ned hit... let • Walls Sad cdbumbe , as. A A wan. toes 'ea. • w•ib_ipi Ikeddfils Reece. ed. ; Wide lad wed lled Bd. toe, 111. ; Lda na V i let.; Ned Xide's WAtaa. La d.; Walk led 9L; ant lee amid% 16.; Wale NM Mode Eirtliesti. Ile .• Wait Zed MIA wa. ter, 10s. ; ad Welder*. 19. 99. • Wad lid Hibbn_ • 9 .9 Wow WWI ; Omen had*, —Wee ma l.• xi 98; dittl.U. TRAFFIC RETURNS. --410-- 11660/76. 1113.5 Ter Mr. Te6A4 1 1 / 4 40. 040 MM. 410604. UM 1/47. Wm! maw .740. 7. A A AT A tor* Dom. U .. 04 Wao abaat64. 1110126 No* 1961 A 146 4 11 and elmroir ... I S con 6. 11-375 sal6lgo Walt 6404. Jac 10. Oral 6150146 a......... IIN 64$ 17. 06 6 22.111 31.8* wasimaas :ft. Is. DINA Nal U 657 UT 1.104 UM 1/4148404 I= U 149 147 293 966 Wak maw Jaz. IT. =rid Awl& Maws 647 37.666 1140 49.300 *ll7 W . ...... . - 2.40 0 412 4.811 4.434 144,0 and AZlreiM 4 es 8,350 8,146 11. 494 Oral Wolin 466 4 —26,1 u - am 114•08004 1140‘ ... .14 . 45, . --"-- mod Alldetime .. —. 06 190 116 7941101050.401110W0 l 2l 87 us I t s? llartada, Maid, sal 10- 451addre 1738 3353 6.550 1.703 9. 004 1100•040 410 . 16;iiiii.40 . t . 1.091 os ... .... /1924.040 awl Gnaw B 6 .• • • ..„ 3.266 2.571 M6O 1.600010 . - 260059144 NM 168+4 UU 1.315 11.966 WM 21.161 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABII ♦LTIKB. I Willa, smiled twat Dna Mad. Newbeadlead, on ts% O.Wlar low for the Clyde. sod has aot slue Imes heard at. Hermass as Drees (I)—Adatese treat Illeadas nowt that the brig Seesaw as arm (c). lades with miss tram Vales to Desksd. bated arm Weft.—Needse. Jew. L. Timeadrti of sod hen Wow to &friss. wee swam. Dee. 11. Ist. eA los. M. samba tar IS. Thew; anew }my swats. by the Oa maw lasydea. Ilmesdis wasaimstiel. Dew IL Ow did .at treat amistswes.—Llverysel. Jr. IS. TM Grimm L../Y., arrival... te-day from Meta* had a eramear pasmi bes eS r der). newt sem meat weather of the Wooten Lisa& Mad Cle.r. u. lath aad kr bar days and aiglite me la tM aithos Ms Is. mamma it. not Mal awash to him oat made .* VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aurae (Mild. barque). trod Wows km ter Lcodaa, Dee. IS, kt. L4l N, s. 24.45 W. At lawm, from Case kr lurks $1 olge. Dec Se, lat. 25.911 It„ ks. WM W. Ada (hyoid meow, Awn Limped kr Bombay, Oet. ft, laL 1 11, las 14 W. Crest al the Wave, Ova larks kr Cops Otway, DN. IS, let. 4 N., km. IS W. Earl Derby Mobil& alp), tram Liverpool Ice Orytom, No.. t, IS N. loos II W. ladp [kola. Imo Waalw ler Larks, Dee. 1. Oumege. ken Penumbra kr 001.10, Dee. SO. lat. Se N., led 42 W. labor 4 (IWO* skip), ken Larks kr kaorttlee. Dee. le, ht./ N, laa. THE OUTWARD EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAIL.— Tbs Pealanky red Oriental Cowpony's stem ship I= Cards Hass, ha ileatheapton yesterday, with Ote East India and Ohba aMb, 106 a tall rani earta z a 4 ad specie dee Woe of 3 warm, giIIiFYIELD, AND LINOOLSSIIIII RAILWAT.-Thl /11111r11111114/ iesethay d , the prevision was held yesterday at the Palatka Meadrerna; Mr. ChaW deratribsbnia. pedal. ha sl a m. d the S ram r maa eport saiimat of seamas !r adesl~ beat ia the laprese. The ehisen the of the &Mors at Wee big ea file In the comae se Imam et &alas& ca the algid stock. It hoe the Mai off in Mils ;re tan k ' to haliTern ameareat 12 the sitihne e a bits t em areal abb. Hi W , aal N the end awe& den Will the Imam end Nara- atm about the Pad Mien Meminsir, eat ether= The imelien el dbanted reandes tr he eshl, eeae bean the Ism maim he leaden ea ltisisPaed This cam eny had mild r rellsemt M dela, the *Mot seek *maw la the Mike ; sal wee ler ea seelin as the Mead of Trade heappeat mph@ ta beanies the two des, as he the merge mat the Hanaheeter, Booth amellen. end Alabama Ballway, of alike they was jolat maas sr.s% Afar dleamica the report ma nnanheately e eel elle imam an imated. The chairmen, at the anikaa, aseellatirs for a seetlemat was now psis[ with the Load's al North-Western Coseray, the malt of which, he betide might ha favouralge,bakel Set be weld not speak Mk say certainty. He oantianal the she, &elders not to be too or gaine in their sips( dam kr the present half-par, kit empaltion should idler all be head upon than. • BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. , BIRTHS. DI AUMONT.-3.A. IT, M Bribra.ths wife of J. A. Drossoßl l 4, of • 4avaltat. 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