The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-17 00:00:00

T J.FEBOAT SERVICES. —Durini the STORMS pressure not .A. 4 et tbs b y twenty menthe ths NAMNAL LOMAT ISTITUTION, by Its Lifeboats sad other meths ocedrilisted to Preraina the &APING or 1,250 PERSONS frost different WRECKS is oar pries o f hi s COASTS. The Institution also expended C 42,420 ha the same Period as its Lifeboat Establishm ents, In addition to meting Man WhO 1 £3,161 as REWARDS. The Conunittee of the Inentutios ear- individual nutty APPEAL to the Public fur AbSISTANCS, to enable them to meet the continued heavy demands fa Go loWituttoWs 111 ruv . por * Lifebffinifhffiese. 4 ,v . z a tt. tr r i l li :tint:y r i lfrit4tr -1415115511E514,J1WAr—W.,.. e~.rd eO.. he is voting, .the Gauntry as a secondary antended , nation, of Falmouth, `the present he urged hod -His candidature convert support of spect of JOHN BROODERS VALUATION of (106 W, 14 cores I. is 111earata --- .42 3 Ge Wonit . 17 atas.. G I altetsi.: • 10. It Per 00100 . Itearstl.. 14 1e corals .. 4. ; 3 2%1 . 4 (illta le lit ti stasiaral 17 , 1:. losisLef : ; • • • -2 SO carat... 10 91 11 war.. 118 11 = 4 .: :1 - 1 1' 19 einie...G 14 1r j, jamas.- l e r t m e a r ▪ S •.: 1.4,4014:icc, BROWN and • POtSOWS 00R21 FLOUR for ogiumars Dirt Tenbialn extra proet by the Ws other %Ws ow effeledffidell offered instead of MOWN and POWYS. John Brow's," "John Polso4" laseigned by this slain OD each pocket. coed. In sight of the A distinguished characterized ducemeni held out ton of !Hers that of a °mita of the oenteal a railway--+ tion-attacka vernment pays down corruption ractecistic be confined mistaken, and Falmouth oomparativp dwell. Paavoer-, cause it either of salmis ell offences We are, to his opponent " should )'- "with hard to virtue so ta➢nt that cause nwnl siderations, theirs chief!: The return cumstances, which, after . and Luicaster. The Ti settled purpose Mexican qo conveyed ' that the I of auxiliary peror Maximilian. but the _ the worst We fondest Napoleon had done protection America clearly signified and no Empress of Maximilian' Rome no ' support of the clerical doled with bunker, f than in t' the idea However, great a than to a... it by backing in all probabi that General The Gltogow, the morning Herald' present, character part in which dengue meeting have be What political force ment outsidei meat and there hu over . of the TRII The judge, whom In modern went" those set to Sir right those 1, woolsack, would ' that If appoint I faction, Iclaims to ignore. The count Neater Lord thus aadit with for th is not Chancery has roocsorstat Galicia t• is at Gott spirit however. vexed oil future gains ; for nothing will make that work se diffi cult as the treatment of the Austrian Poles with fairness and consideration. What right has the Austrian Emperor and Duchess of Argyll have adopted the sensible Tao In tion of allowing their second son, Lord Archibald Camp bell, to enter as a partner In a large business establishment. Dundee Adveresser. twin nothing bat whet illustrates the art, the antiqui ties, geology, botany, natural history, and history of the Wand. analogy *lewd to ilo oaths and pld glor daseri y, and affeo- tion Mr. Mimer said that was a suggestion Lions and Mafioso "my bo beam up hastily and MIX. committed tho pprrii .e oooer for trial f o r larceny ' Twistedly in any of Os may ssonda of Parisian aosasity.'. nador the Prandalsst Truster' Att. • , •., w .RE. WEDNESDAY v . 1 1Ii I-i' t OCTOBER 17 1 I.. i r,C , . ye ewe , ... . ... . In .0i• £ 1 4. YOF :, 7 TROOPS INTO LAW INTELLIGENCE, not less illegitimate. The ... - who gY ''. w r s ' ' 4 . '417' . ear •-"•to - - : •t e . 6 TELLIGEN 2 moo 4 ,h. j '• 1 . • ~ I ~ .b 7 , Poll . ! . (THIS DAY.) y . . * i asteam-packet station to a • 1 l is election, ogees a beite • • ' . )ft • • Mel'. *ea Ramp ISE EINQ gli Inf i ftf A AND , _ ... 1 ... .' A • fiemeMan • ' • . the 7th jest tbe --..-- • tli• .. : • - , ' e et tejEAMOVERIARS. , ,of COURT OR BARERUPTCT • of Ala holds out the proepeelPf • . to . even eon • . that la • theepebresell et." • tuner, of a voter. In the former case L e can. 'date events Count Bismarck or his successor may 4110e4 enter The German journals contain an norms of an •,,, e mturricipality, mating with the commandant of the ( Hof Mr. Commissioner Wlsalowe Mr. It Nypeenunde himself that local and national fain the project of reeonstencting Poland. interview between a deputation from the town of • ' Maundy addrueed an invitation to the citizens aged IN En H. A. CIGIASEY. and it . Co - - int:Titre; 13 6 -, too, the bn - ber, after the A letter from Captain Anderson to the Times pays a Emden and Sing William. After thanking thole The bankrupt, a badges cleric, at Les, la r-e have for from twenty-ens io iixty•five, for the formation of an urban d e mu_ guard, 600 mon street. A large number responded, and in plied for his d ischarge from debts of 1,43 U. .'eeti el to a• ') their joy an won, mull, believes that he is bribing, warm tribute t'? the envie* of the °damn of her Maieatee sultie" men for the expression of three days a hattaks ej National Guards appeared corn. bad_ b y some o f the creditors on the lease of te n rt t t es nnectei with the Atlantic telegraph expedition, setion • his llseest said it had been very painful valued at LAM. ems G, W. o eidebased voter net seldom believes that iie are v / ea others Sir J in captain corn , f • J Y Hanover, e pletely equipped, bet not armed for the present. Neither . es .. w nees ,, e __,___, . 0, _ ~,A . . of Among whom emu mentionshis of the p it * , an hhe ri g ht gide ' sad for the good ineried her Ma ship Terrible. " CeptainCcenraerli," to him to 'let towar d s the Kin g of , ,_, _, the police nor the army Interfere in anything , and Yet e n Te e nZt7rth7=p i te l = ene • ec t i i ees ee l d e t h ta the ietsisl n tames Asa compelled üblio order has not been disturbed f ora single instantteeditors. Th e so li c it ors to t h e • try es-well as for his own. Mr. Pommes., be rya, .. e iwiese g y v i s it e d us i n hi s b oa t s , b ot h i n hi g h near relation, as c ircums tances p. . magnets had twiss:Mg money mdary reason why he should be elected, seam and calms, and his cheery way of saying ' You'll do it him to do ; but he could not yet understan d The municipality requests the population to give proof of to the pt, requesting his attendance ca te m We' s .. pore. * d that the general interests of the yet,' 'What can I do ! and `lll do it,' was truly ohm why King George &treys ' turned his regards dignity and moderation and mond means are more than i rei° his trawea e l i m es ' hue he had ealr ea se nities - it marked with . • . females, sufficient as an efficacious Wrier against all disorder. At Th e Pt en e wmt meted that h e had __, ~_ not less than the local interests recterietio of him. We felt we could not sale what he to the south rather than towards the north ; three o'clock in the aftern to-day the first Italian solici e tors ;he was engaged as clerk "Sr y e w ". pehale teletele and .• • iot a , were invo l ve d i n the existence of would not do. It wee sufficient for him to learn a single . the mon want that he amid aid in accomplishing, and ' Pin do it I , and that perhaps history would one day give troops entered Mantua. The Austrian military band would not allow him to neeeet his b us i ness , . ..n. to the I examini ant Government ; but the motives which was his ready word, and ill vas done sa a matter of coarse. If his cousin bed been end a large number of officers went forth to His Honour told the bankrupt that his f ir m e el , sal, attend to the orders of the court. p a leaner i home were those which we have stated.a clue to this enigma. The officers of the Terrible would do anything for their willing to ally himself with him, he would at this meet their Italian companions in alms. The whole The ~.._trap,. ... ____,___, e, . _ t ite told the lidature appears to have been an attempt captain, and entered heartily into the object of the voyage." moment be calmly sitting on his throne. Prussia city was in an instant decked with the maimed no eC o Mm h :P i l a r some ena = es me w led, ,bl e d . . te r h is The P rt a constituency notoriously liberal to the In the three weeks spent on the grappling ground, unless has never dreamed of making new acquisitions , and colours, and an immense crowd of people filled the streets. i H e h a d di ir • i • a 0 y come building l e d , I X : hoped . officers walked about arm in arm, and sold kis tangiere to a Mr. Roper a week before • Mr. of lord Darter's Government by the pro- e n h a d concen t ra t e d th e i r m i n d s and watched their ships he formally contradicted those who have so often Croat and Italian _ notation. Re received ee.. . . emesse. Mr. e vehement cheers welcomed the troops who arrived. Its eet for his h m e t ee,;:l ' local advantages out of the imperial and communes night and day, what was done could never reproached her with having a thirst for conquests. Gree ti ng without _amber took place. The cortege de. which he nn liald Ide attorney 12/., and had va t e s eer sessions been achieved. Th e Time, thinks. the public will be .revive the mom all in one the ea e This transperent device did not sum have Rig Majesty strongly wishes, he said, that the lied heft= the hotel o f the commandant; and soon after _ He did . ._ different suss Y e . _ . lam g o Q at a lon to and crews the justice of the law by whichier keine, v. The • fn vain is the net of the fowler spread i n sentimenta of Hanover may resemble those of wards the Italians took possession of the i r b erm e, Th e De fur ff nitn ewe r V i e r la paeue. Re m ' i r y rimmed a6O istit in the • • the deems and crews of her M ajesty ' s vessels engaged indes* the bird.l furniture the expedition have had neither profit, nor honours, nor eastern Friesland, and he hopes that one day this National Gaud proceeded, colours flying, to the barracks, I waseakete Three months since be bee we , istinguished French writer has lately t h an k' , will be the case. He is animated with an ardent and, after singing some national sirs there, returned to his gold listen and e r for Ti., and had the ,`, -- e rs e s = DLUS did not at home. The watch which he was wearing tern, rized with great severity the use of in- It is observed by the Daily News that amongst the mul- desire to promote the happiness of his subjects , their quarters. The serenades and the ovations ago was a borrowed me, an d t h e c h a i n s b um one 'en its such as those wnich Mr. Fewer.' Warrens subjects discussed at • late church congress, but he is old, and will probably not have long to continue later than ten o'clock at night. Not the slightest Hie Honour , iir erderow an ad; disorer ,in spite of the stir and the movement me t th a t h e must aeon - rd s ...mill:lit' told the rate copiously but unsuccessfully to the elec- nothing was said of the best way of dealing with a ease live. His eon, the Prince Ro y al, however, which ailed in every part of the city. The d be not, his protection would be withdraw - n -9mm ; II prey Falmouth. M. Pasvarr-Paaeooe con- every year becoming more end more common, of a clergy- the heir presumptive of the crown, thin" of the squadron of hussars garrisoned here took place yes- Th e bankrupt laid be should have great plasm h A man separating himself in doctrine end worship from his tat the candidate who secures the support . Dere in he does , and will a ccomplish w h a t terday; and the *Amoy and infantry will depart on the doing eo. He denied having refused to give mod em , **out resigning his living. All over the mi h oe Or Wing said that all his creditots were wham, '' ' di . ,ttieneY by promising them, in .the name south of England churches may now be found from which his father is not allowed to terminate. In 11th of this month ; the plebinittun may then play its is as xneurose. totally Intwal government , a port , a censer a road, faithful and hereditaiy members of the church of England conclusion, the sovereign begged the deputies to Put. The bankrupt, a furnishing undertake; d lortesita 10,000/. y-or, we may add, a steam-packet eta- are as much shut out uif the doors were locked against endeavour to diffuse as much as possible confidence road, Kensington-park, applied far hen order of was • ;tacks the principle of representative ga- them. The remedy would appear to lie in some aonstitte in the kindness and benevolence of his intentions. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAT.) Debts, 20E. He was op po sed by a creditor he pue - rei r t Williams, a meney•len nho ellen9d kW" the hee s in the • it more fatally than the candidate who timid limitation of the excessive power of the parochial , re..... ._______,.. added that he .......... ei eeoerre to WEDNWIDAY, OM= li e a AIL lmpt, an examination, that he lad hese& a wn cash for each vote. The latter sort of clergy. they assume a license which is not eue At present . m'-'°a"" t e"'"'; }T'F''''''" chortl e erre against the representatives, s e h s ees visit the annexed countries. and more parte I. IMMeme. len p ose d, of the late Admiral M'Keena, t er - g r contemplated by the law, and which has no parallel in , on M. Pitsvosr-Reaenoe he Ids to be cher Mr. .... any other church national or voluntary, in Christendom. East Friesland, that he might again thank it for It 1 W. tor , 1 --•'.7--% W. B. 11 :as :perms of the funeral E i s b u t having sued the "nag pen at the ie of En g land ; the former he believe. '''' In the City article , of the Tim u, a statement is made the frank and cordial reception which it had lately - , I peen • bill of ads lii ifi Ibl. re hied to France. He ill, unfortunately, r especting the circumstances of Mr. Snider, the inventor given to his cousin, Prince Adalbert. Vain Km c al W. i i w. b- e furniture in June last to Mr. Roberts for m esh i sse e st Aberdeen 2i0.01 60 &al. e-• - rb a 6 said nothing of this to the opposing creditor no s se e p seed Oe ri, as the electors of Dover, Galway, of the breech-loader of that name, which is likely to Lelth - I ing for a loan. Mary mouth can tell him. On the question of excite some attention. His system was not adopted until (monies rziscaum.) A1dr" 6611 .• • I!" " 1 . 1 I W• eli - 8 Bit Honour granted the order. Greenceelle- ms.Bll 11 18. E. 3 1 W. em - $ to the chapel. dive immorality it i s unnecessary to after eight years of labour and heavy expenditure on his ITALY. Vaientit 1E9.47 Ss B.&i. 7 s 8.1 r ante IN BE T. ovate for the It is probably least, in the case which M. part, and when the pecumaryc ' laims came to be settled last Caps Men -I- - - - The bankrupt was a house agent, re Ensiegies eet h Peoria ENTRY OF THE ITALIAN TROOPS INTO eirepooi ass 65 871. 5 2 2.1. be - I terrace. He was opposed by Mr. Williams, th e sew . June the sum be had set down for expenditure and whom r-Pesterooe most strongly condemns ; be- . • VERONA. Holyhead ••• ISM 446 18.1 2 1 KILL be - 2 creditor as in the last case, who alleged that le Iseitii last • - ___, services was cut down by the government end Minister Peneamme • •1 18 . 88 8 8 1 al". $ 9 8 • 1 ' en - 9 deceived by th e appearance of the bankmr miaJlia. &beat does not necessarily imply, on the Pa" for War from 2,700 f. to 1,0001., the whole of VERONA, Oor. 16, EVENING. Ind • 20.8640 ILL 6 6 &K. too - 4 furnished limo end office, and supposed th . - --.7 1b. rent Leeteni. te.o4ol E. S 5 1 be - s f the corruptor or the corrupted, con- which went over directly to his creditors. The The Italian troops, under the command of General Rowietr A no Lg. 4 o g ,. e- 2 worth 4001. or 5001. a year. It turned out that theta* food. • depravity. But, intrinsically, the two only mitigation of the story is that it is understood Medici, entered this city to-day and met with an th ••• .01 63: NAL 7 2 8.1 b- I tun ne ler n i o c t ni his. weeads U.9B 64 18. E. 8 3 E. e b b - 6 pt, is lamination,stated I hard'''. that he had ca t for re) am indistinguishable. be has been informed that when he shall be well enough enthusiastic reception from the inhabitants, who Portsmouth 30.06 bM 8.1. 6 3 8.1 e- 6 been making about 1001. a year. ; bread• ire glad to find that Mr. FowLita attributes to present himself at the Waroffice the matter wan be re- raised cheers for the King, Italy, and the army. EKE. II 9 Z. lb - - Hi s H onour T r ondu ail 303 3, 8. 8 1 W.N.W. be .... 4 observing that he had incurred Me d would pponents the doctrine that " local interests considered , and a more fitting allowance made. In all coon- lict r r y b a olougb. .18 4. 1 &K 2 1 I& c- I above 5001., and that they must have been mond settee starve dbe thrown to the winds, if they c'ashed tries where patents are conferred the governments have THE EMPRESS OF MEXICO. Shwa ._ 42 B.w 4 2 B.g. o - probable means of payment, suspended the onkel& Beate _,_ _ _ _ .._ - - charge foe six months, but gave protodos fa ems si ..rth the legal. power to use each inventions free of cost ; but TRIESTE, Ocr. 16, Enema. te add the interests of the nation." It is this is merely for self •-protection, and can never be pro- e • REMARK/1 Intelligence received here from Miramar statester as W. N'sionE. needs,' credit any party or constituency with a perly pleaded as a bar to a liberal acknowledgment for A considerable diminution of barometric pressure has occurred The bankrupt, a clerk in the cu s toms , resifts re T on she ie. that no change has taken place in the health of Is the west of Ireland, and the winds are strong from southeast to ascetic. But we may infer from the benefits conferred. on our southern and western coma More wind seems probable, rington, sought relief from debts of 632 t, of ded mg, made a eat the Liberals at Falmouth rested their to be on accommodation bills. the Empress Charlotte. Her Majesty, however, and cautionary telegrams have accordingly been mut to the were sta ted PraPeri7 bi 4 M. r minty, at least , on legitimate political con- takes partial nourishment and sleeps well. eembem coasts, coasts. and to portions of the western and eastern as security 2931. by • .. Kr. Downing, for the assignees, slated int Ike lee. dey ' ors, as the Conservatives certainly based rite Court. The Count of Flanders and the Archduke Carl - rapt had an interest under his father's will, al skrilll been d :Wetly on considerations of local advantage. -..--- Ludwig have left Miramar.um • thin interest he had salogned to his same wire ' Dr. Jobert, the eminent French surgeon, whose Per a nn um An adjournment was asked , for isionnstinet security. urn of the Liberal candidate, in these cir- BALMORAL, Oar. 16. THE PRINCIPALITIES. death has been recently announced, was born in 1799 at t o thi s t reesec ti on , very • aces, reflects a credit on the boroughs, The Queen, P r i ncess Lenin, and Prince Arthur, BUCHAREST, Ocr. 16, E'TENINO. Lambelle (Cates-du-Nord), the name of which place he Mr. A. Sydney, for the bankrupt , stated that la id 'etas after the exposure at Yarmouth, Totnes, accompanied by the Duchess ei Roxburghe and used to add to his own. He studied in Paris and passed already given all the Information in his power, sad red newly e would be annrered by an adjournment. he • art, Ponsonby, attended divine service in the parish church, Colonel Prince Charles leaves on Thursday for Cowden- his *ir e =m e nt i on i n H ag , and b eceme eueowei „i master, the public will appreciate. ' The b e _said that a house in Sligo, lift Malls Cathie, yesterday. tinople. auger to the hospital of St. Louis and to the Hetet father's will, had been put in by mistake ' r NW* The The Rev. Robert Stephen, of Renfrew, officiated. THE BOMBAY MAIL. Dieu. After the revolution of 1830. he was named mar really belong to him. It had since been takes ly is p than l. (eon to the Hospital of St. Cloud and consulting surgeon late Lord Palmerston's agent, his lordship Ws Qui.. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 14. to the King, and appointed to the chair of clinical ful owner. He had loot his situation of 1311 , sye spoke • The Prince of Wales, attended by Major Grey, went out through having to do with accommodatlen bills. lent in 'The Ripon and Peru left at noon to-day. margery. In 1852 he was named surgeon-inordinary to An suits • (THIS DAY.) shooting yesterday morning with the Duke of Cambridge, ... The former may be expected at Marseilles on the the Emperor. He was a member of the Institute an d or The near Richmond. -.-- 20th, and the latter at Southampton about the 27th the Academy of Medicine, and was the author of num- The Queen of Denmark, the Princess of Wales, and heart ran IIIXICAN " nem." Princess Thy_ visited the Duchess of Cambridge at Kew. instant. roue works en surgery. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. of li fe Times has entertained no doubt as to the The Queen of Denmark, with the Prince and Princess of AMERICA. The Austrian journals narrate a melancholy case (THIS DAY.) purpose of the cabinet of Washington to bring th e Wales and Princess Tbyra, and attended by the ladies and in which a young lieutenant of an infantry regiment was T SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 17. shot a few days ago for cowardice before the enemy. It _...-- -(TH a question to a speedy issue, since the intimation gentlemen in waiting, went to the Olympic Theatre in the _ 0 . (Before Mr. W. H. Bodkin, Assistant Judge) Tit Hamburg and American Company's steamer appears that previous to the late campaign he had wean- by el by the American Minister to the court of Vienna evening. b e d b een e d Or d to !EXTRAORDINARY MAPS AND RECAPTUBI or A eines muss e Union would no longer tolerate the embarkation A deputation from the Corporation of the City of Lou- A ll emania sails at noon to-day for New York, with gashed himself as a sergeant, and maims H 444444, 34, carpenter, was indicted fee und. cent • Were troops destined to support the Em- don, consisting of Mr. Bontems, Mr. Burkitt, Mr. Stap l e, the mails, 190 cabin and a large number of steerage the grade of lieutenant for special bravery and intelligence. Mg a tool-basket, a saw, plane, end other ammeter. the - Maximilian. The sddress was to A us t r ia, ton, Mr. Rudkin, Mr. F. Cox, and Mr. Dresser Roger , passengers , and a full cargo, including precious • In the battle of Koniggrats, however, when his regiment value 145., the property of George Golding. day note was intended for France. America, through accompanied by the Remembrances , had an interview with stones and jewellery from Havre, value 131,425 fr. vas pat l tto flight it seems that he threw aside his musket, This eau was rendered rather remarkable in tom The which .rat extremities of her terrible trial, evinced the Right Hon. Spencer H. Walpole, at the Home-office, The North German Lloyd's new steamer and i t was for this act that he was condemned to death , quemethe of prisoner, who was committed for Mil by r. Arnold to these sessions, on Saturday nlltit be tlito adest predilection for France, and the Emperor yesterday, on the subject of the Metropolis Gas Act, 1860. He died without any sign of fear, five chasseurs firing at making his escape from the House of Dreier its yards, Deutschland sails at noon to-day on her first voyage h i m toge ther . sPorte on thought he could deal with Mexico as he A deputation, consisting of the Mayor of Plymouth (Mr. The incident has produced a painful sense. vet reordinery manner, and equa ll y so was ki. ji• J set One with Rome,-secure for the country the Francis Hicks), Captain Tracy, and M. W. Lascombe to New York, with a full complement of cabin and tion in Austria. Hundreds of thousands of Austrian mss- capture by Mr. Moore, the chief warder of the Ham el under ball, f ion of mercenary legions. But at this juncture ( borough magistrates ), had an interview with the Right steerage passengers and a large cargo, including lets were found by the Persians in the different battle- Detention. It appeared that daring the 'deign ' l- ion a stepped in with her veto, by which she very Hon. Spencer H. Walpole, at the Home-office, yesterday, French jewellery from Havre, value 95,000 fr. fields, and it is thought a cruel proceeding to select for meat of the prison this prisoner was eagle* d his trade as a carpenter. On Saturday mote untie; signified to France that " s h e, France, should go, on the subject of a lunatic asylum for Plymouth. death one man previously distinguished for his courage, last he ad to cut through a brick wall 22 ischn will i one else should come in in her place." The Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial-office EXPRESS FROM PARIS. and who did but follow the example of a whole regiment. thick leading into the yard occupied by the follow es Charlotte, who evidently came to Europe a bearer to the Governors of the West India Islands, British Hon- -- 0 .---.. THE REPRESENTATION OF RELFAST.-The Bel- engaged in the alteration of the prison, an • e h e = ' for ximilian's ultimatum to Napoleon, has failed a t duras, British Columbia, and Vancouver's Island. fast News Letter says :-" We understand that the Lord this he could easily pus through the away= 16 i 5 (non cam owe 0019.111PONDINT.) Justice of the Court of Appeal in Chancery in England gates e rnd ee dius make his . escepe. He was to xf.sid4 ender no less than at Paris, and there is an end of theand on this fact being PARIS, TUESDAY Everrnize ( the Right Hon.. Sir J. L. Knight Baste) has resigned, and afterwards , _ _ . 9. I 1 i of foreign arms as well as of •• reconciliation with hat that h eyhffice will , as a matter of course be offered to the the chief officer of the prison, e once put the aromee The Queen of Denmark and the Prince and A telegram of this day brings the interesting news ' • ' • hin inmotion, and, accompanied by an clasele hurd ✓ial party. It is not Maximilian who is to be con- • Attor-General, the representative in parliament of our mac ery Princess of Wales honoured the Ol y m p ia Theatre believed that wns wens with an account of the final upshot of this sorry • with that Italian troops have this day entered Verona. borough. Wehave reason to think that Sir Hugh Cairns will proceeded to Cbeisea. lt was_ co. their presence last evening. indisposed to seek in the comparative easeof this high information had been given to the e scaped minew, 666 i se, for he has a nobler mission before him at home The famous, the terrible, the " invulnerable' not .be Sr from the t of I' with the assistance of two extra constables , after aor His Excellency the Prussien Ambassador and the judimal office some relief - Hort . n the new world ; it is that other Emperor to whom t to teed i Quadrilateral is now in the un disputed possession mentary and professional labour which he has for so of about three hours, the preoner was brongh . 0301 Countess Bernstorff and family are expected to leave Trade es of the subjugation of Mexico la solely due , of the King of Italy, who, despite capital defeats many years sustained, and that a public announcement to low house in the neighbourhood, and was the Brighton for the Prussian Embassy next week. back to his Id mute • th House of Deteutios, Oat rer, it is much easier to fall into an error, even of so,this effect will be made as soon as the necessary arrange- o q re in e cal a magnitude as the building up of a Mexican em • The Duchess of St. Albans and L a dy Di ana by sea and land, has miraculously acceded to it at ments are completed. We need not say that a vacancy in credit is due to Mr. Moore . for . the .7 rob_ ly des tm M A len o have the courage end magnanimity to acknowledge Beauclerk are making a tour of visits in Scotland on their the same time as the iron crown which Austria very our representation will thus be oocasioned. It wou be measures he took, and to . whom Is main _,_ e . nemature, at this moment, to enter any further into the of the primmer making his appearance yto w ee = Fa racking out of it with a silent resignation, and it is way 'n th, lately swore he should never have-that iron P ideration of the subject." trial at these sessions. At the time the proem o'a ... probability on a retrograde errand of that naturehis old companies h The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury have crown in which there is very little iron, but much Tux QuEEN's theryzarney.-A memorial praying captured ho Was surrounded by era dupsm w killed kineral Castelnau lately embarked for Vera Cruz. arrived at their residence in Pall-malL gold and many precious stones. On Friday next, the Lord Lieutenant not to affix his signature to ani el ordr elandelitilitles and he had adopted sev was . . cab, detection. - THE COURT ON DEKSIDE. -Her Majesty the Oct. 19, it is arranged that Italian regiments are nonce carrying out the ima rta e n t t n la i r d ted. lile e t t t l a ie Ti n eve that On being placer in the dock the day, re o penert redo. MS ENFOR.M DIEMONSTRATION AT GLASGOW. Queen attended divine worship in Craithie church on Sun- . Supplemental Charter the tools in Liar...ll; me I ■ran. day. She was accompanied by the Princess Louise , prince to enter Venice ,one V • • th 20th the formal die:eerie it is signed biupwards of 90 professors and graduates of the Pleaded guilt, to laving . • es . 8 00 • said that it was all the result of practical *kne e . P I report of the reform demonstration yesterday at Arthur, and the DueWs of Roxbarghe, lad ' f the h l f V t . will be ad b Austria ; Unieweltr• yin waiting to o wo e o ene la me y We underdand, also, that the presidents of the T.. ow, supplied by the Electric Telegraph Company to her Majesty, who arrived at Balmoral on Wednesday, in three col ens have formally withdrawn from the corn- soon as the tools were wanted he told the amiss m iem t quest and on the 21st, the laughable farce of the pie- in t • where they were. ttee of the senate appointed to frame regulations and peening papers, is denuded in the columns of the room of the Marchioness of Ely. Occupying the other pews ~., _ .ration , ' officer, proved several Mt" ", 00 Id and Standard of all statements as to the numbers set apart for the court, were Colonel Ponsonbi i General merge will commence. carr y out the provisions of the supplemental charter. The Ge.mge . • amongst rem ces in convictions against the prieoner, and residents decline to serve on this committee until the k7ool rat, and of the details which show the repreeentative g a re t /' the raesTjiersier:lr Robert fford e ) t r e mt „ ns hmte d itrboon.flrtei„ss There is no truth in the rumours echoed by leg al questions at issue between the convocation of the three years' penal servitude. .... . _ eidis 44f0.. meter es regards the working men of those who tookseveral Paris journals that General Dix has university and the senate shall have been determined. John Benham pollee-constable lee D, proved tam p hed on the occasion. There were a few'strangers from' a ticketerf•leave he was seemed te at a in the proceedings. The Telegraph falls into an error Timmer and Bader. The Duke and Duchess d'Aumale refused the Paris legation, and that Mr. We are also informed that the senate contemplate the p ri soner wee on imprisonment from Marylebone polimmest h possibly may be regarded as an illustration of the drove to Braemar and attended service in the catholic Doolittle will be the successor of Mr. Bigelow. the , rid • affiliation of the " Catholic University " and of the ins weeks ' enithe . not woo w d iar nse ape &Allege only, con considering that they are justified in The Amiletente/udge pr.° - to 2 ,, i s boa adjo us of guess-work criticisms. Dwel'ing on yesterday's elslati7ld there . ee The Marchioness of Ely left Balmoral as who •un Friday night th e Q u een ball General Dix is extremely glad of the opportunity thus limiting the terms of the charter, which are as fol- a persoe that he ought not to be sere. _ ,__ ia . You ing it expresses a regret that such prominence should tena a ntry e • 'end servants et-Helmond oetl izve a ihe be t this . . , . . lowwill, advise, constitute, and declare that and gomety should be relieved from en, lueeow vie 0 ; i is m was of coming to Europe in a high o ffi cial capacity, siderabie time. The sentence upon him been given to General Neal Dow, of the United States. h e ld in - what is known as the Queen's brill•room-the lower the said university, created by our said charter, shall have T t business, it says, has an American with an English part of the walls of which is hung with a rich tapestry, an d will certainly be here before Christmas. power to grant to any person who may have matriculated kept in penal servitude far ten years. The • in the said university a ll such many of the degrees," lac.- ~......meeemneee'''-''. . led meeting? He tan represent no section, or party, or while the upper part is ornemented with every variety of A correspondent of the Monde says that the geese Dach a E asp dfaa. to • that bee anything to do with the final adjust. the arm o ur room e. d deers' heads. Her Majesty entered Wagner question is now more than ever on the o A po/mu sters" AT PARII4.-A Paris letter in the ford te en een 5 and 6 o'clock in the afternoon, end THE POLICE COURTS. ; to i tof our home affairs. His presence can only mislead the dancing commenced immediately afterwards. Aeooro • order of the day in Bavaria. The King is deter- Peat says :-" At the preen* moment a large number of re Were into the belief that the aim of the reform move- prying her Majesty were the Prince and Princess Chris- mined to recall the nom rof the " mus i c of the M.", both French and foreigners, are occupied in hunt- (THIS DAY.) effect t is, in some degree, to Americanise our institutions, tian, Princess Louise, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, and mg for apartments. A morning with an apartment-hunting -...,...- ; and 1 there weld not be a greeter mistake. The Telegraph Princes' Beatrice. The ladies and gentlemen of the court ' whom his advisers had banished. The friend last week enabled me to form some idea of the ad future 'sake., for suites of in . . BOW-STREET. e great deal more in the urns vein ; but in looking I t s: e re likewise e present, including the Marchioness of Ely " Borussianist " party-thus have the Bavarian re le such localities as the wo w 11 not beaa of Roxburgh.), Sir Stafford Northeote, Colone l _,, tante Maleherbes, Boulevard Hausemean, and other Al! OLD STOZY.-PLEDGING HIRED • GOODS.- satid the report we cannot so much as discover the mention clericals latinised the word " Prussian"- Ponsonby and Mrs. Ponsonby, Baron von Wecht • , ere e" quarters which correspond with what we eel the West-end TALK AN °AYH. ffee•house la Wet . ou t ae American general's name . • General Gray, the Misses Guy. Dr. Jenner, Mrs. and Miss for Wagner, who they think would be in reality, of London. Nothing can be more magnificent and corn- Retard Curran, now reading( in n. n eo , melee • town - Jenner, Dr. Robertson, lea The younger members of the thoug h not in name, Prime Minister. I have no =odious as regards comfort and elegant. e than the new minster, but late of 14, Hairdo I I B anes cS, ot4 , B2 o, lefts royal family entered into the dancing with great spirit . white stone houses, although the rooms of these mansions was charged by Mr. Holdernesse, of 444, .6' eel, . FIN ItntiGNATION OF LARD nsTICE KNIGHT BRI7CE. Her Majesty seemed to enjoy herself very much. Betwee n doubt that, whether with Wagner for a prophet or are much smaller than tiers built at the time of the under the following circumstances: one . be Post reviews the legal career of the above equity 7 and 8 o'clock her Majesty and royal family retired to not, the Prussian party will rapidlyth tre gth ga er s n Restoration and in Louis Philippe's day. The spa- Mr. Abrams defended. • • defendant tin l 6 VI.. is, observing that the bar will miss in him a judge dinner, proceeding by one of the garden walks, which was • cious gilt rail-stermses are carpeted, and in man y About the 15th of December last t he _ . . r. „_, w es apprehension of facts and general acumen has not lighted up by a number of " sonniks," or fir in Bavaria. instances warmed by hoesir stoves and lighted by hand- pianoforte, of the value of :te, from _ 0 .wo"" mo d ern times b een sur p aiee d. They will ta t o , h i s torches. The tenants, to the number of 200, after- The Bourse, after opening at higher quotations, some chandeliers. Water lied gas are laid on, aed in most who sent it to his how at Mabledon•place , er e ,. can wards went to dinner in the iron ball-room, headed of the rooms there Is a topside able richness of gliding and document ways al in such c. ,consisting.of a owe T hu *ntele and playful humour, his witty repartees, and by M ajesty ' s • became suddenly depressed during the last half- w . indocil e. her piper and a number of the Highlanders mirro rs The ground, purchased at an extravagant rate, the landlord (landlady in thin ease) thatthe p , e a r old se" have se exPremive Segura' which often added zest and inter- • carr yi ng " mem o m e The i ron ballroom was nee d y fi tte d hour. Rente fell 20c. for cash and 10c. for ac- i s occupied by costly b u ildings., at imposing rents which on hire and the property of the M a ar i f i t . ;C U s l : 4 , oo glia an e , to the usually dull routine of Chancery proceedings. up with evergreens and rowan berries, while flags and count, closing at 68fr. 80c. and &Mr. 824 c. Italian the last generation would have considered impossible. The the person to whom dl i o t rd was l e fo r ilia a d not to mire 8 ~ Th Hugh Cairns, whose health is not strong, has a mottoes lined the walls. After a sumptuous dinner had first floors range from 10,000 fr. to 20,000 fr., and when yon the part of the . .. or t o _ e landlady g r eat lure Ato claim the office, but should be decline to forego ban partaken of, all returned to the . ball-room, where fell 30c. M bil• l''f 50c 't F • ; 0 ter, tr. . ;and <melee, get up to the fourth floor from 5,000 fr. to B,ooo l r. is de- in the event of &etre:num for rant . eli • forte me . that piano dancing was recommenced with new_ ever. The Queen 3fr . 75c. The state of the account is not such as mended. There is a great want of the more modest apart - and returned the document, and the , ~.....11 F se parliamentary labours which would lead him to the an d royal family returned to the ~all-room about nine . mentsfor which 100/. ayear wouldbe paid, and the employes in the prisoner's possession. About a S Itt:TO an in slim*, then it is likely that Sir William Page Wood , o'clock, and relearned till about eleven, when her Majesty , to account for this depression. Vague political and hardworking claims are being rapidly driven beyondthe the p risoner called upon Mr. Cooptr i • ae bey ,, for t ad be promoted to the vacant Lord Justioeship, an d I accompanied by Prince and Princess Christian, re ti re d, rumours of a disquieting nature are continually wells of the city. The housiehenting process makes one the Newent, and offered to looked at the P` w-- 11 desd t Mr. Heins will be appointed vice-chancellor. These I leaving the other members of the royal family in the ball. put in circulation. Certain journalists who were familiar with the varied population which now inhabits for 171 . Mr. Cooper we . nt and .soe ?r °1 6 41 :24 years ointments, the Post believes, would give general sells- room, where they remained for nearly an hour l t o ta T o r tg Thethis city. Families from all quarters of the globe may be the prisoner's house in Blabledon- place , . .. r • i gag in . bell groke up el • h th e . at one time pat ron i se d by government, f oun d i n a Paris hotel. Princes, dukes, marquises, soon* to eve more than 10/. for it. The erlsolel_ 3 o about mi mg t, tenants pa • of a - certainly leav lion, especially that of Mr. Malins, whose professional substantial copper before leaving : -Scotsman. though it is to be hoped they are no longer so, financiers of all countries, and deal- sonde people, Inhabit out for a while, agreed to take the 10/., • ; tT e eree ss ell state , 11l and services Lord Derby surely can hardly afford Ties PRINCE OF WALES'S IdARRIERS.-Yesterday, •' these magnificently-furnished apartments ; some do not was seat to the warehouse of Mr. Cooee , weee e 7le. 0 &bon Pe tin c• tin articles • g published abroad that igeore. for the first time this se2loll, the harriers of his Royal ' "ill - remain long, and mysterious collapses rear in mistaets of 5/. upon it, agreeing to Pay 6 " 'sorb w ar 'he Standard says it is now in Lord Derby's p ower t o Highness the Prince of Wales met at Mr. ald r ie ffe e k m the Emperor only yields temporarily to political pretension. Amongst thet houses we visited the other day the next morning. In the meanwhile. __, side. .nterbalance the consequences of the elevation of the r "Patednbtre'neeelough. .The weather was delightfully necessity in professing a peace policy, and that he there was an apartment in one to let, furnished or un- be called upon Mr. oH I , wiem ei l e; Ay furnished. The cone' took us up to a second 6 , was Inscribed on the facia of the prandecte.l7* 0 arid attendance fair. A number of hares were ster of the Rolls to the peerage by calling the retired fo n u e nd on the adjacent farm, the sport leading the field into means to go to war for Belgium and the Rhine where the door was opened by a respectable-looking old tenet that the Instrument bad not been or rd Justice to the upper chamber of the legislature, and the vicinity of Mr. Coleman's seat at Stoke Park • and over as soon as his army is augmented and armed with lady. When we got into the dining-room we prisoaer, but only sent to bim on hire. siretf,7 ol lo. of t is strengthening the court of ultimate appeal by the the land on the other aide of the Great Western Railw.y. found it sumptuously furniebed with rich open fore refused to pay the second et to the prie xe die toe, the Chassepot rifle. litre of a most eminent expounder of thou ea THE BISHOP OF LONDON .- The Bishop of London. - e___„,_ carved sideboard and chain, thick silk drapery, and . a turned the pianoforte . . • ..... . di which the Moose of Lords in its judicial capacity is 1 with Mrs. Tait and his family, i re residing at North Ber- - The rumour of an ememe at Lyons is contra- Turkey carpet. Tbe drawing-mom WA crowded withroms share the Ices of the five pounds :0117 ___„ al, • • XIV. furniture, aid magnificent gilt clocks, porcelain gave 21. 10s.Cooper. The peen .. _*fle, bee the most part occupied. According to the Standard it I lick, in . Sootiaed. His lordsb cep's recent illness to a dieted. The weavers, who are in great distress, vases, and a few pictures of the best modern school. But rarely apprehended at the coffee-house shom•=ass, who , ten ng of internal inflammation neuter to that from • • h e mem- tot improbable that Sir Hugh Cairns will be the new 1 w hi c h h e i suffered in the spring, but, ppt measures did think of making a "collective demonstration " the bedroom and the adjoining toilet-chamber were the Mr. Cooper, upon being placed in t . _ ev e dot ancery Justice of Appeal. having been used, danger WA speedily averted, and h e -in other words, of holding a public meeting. met of modern Parisian luxe The refused to take the oath upon the ground that neer *. , call .. walls and reo a r e of feetneee decorated with • TY. " f the Testeenl m e, P seta light yellow trary to the letter and spirit o = few . dr . r ,,,elm, - confirm. to pin strength daily. For some time back his But as public meetings are not allowed, and the man i work, and the doors Were screened by crimson bellerdinChtist who had forbidden His ~,,, e i n e; dou . MISCELLANEOUS ToPlcit. lenhin p has been able to take exer ci se in the open air • • with satin ' Over bed , inlaid with h Ugh silk Fl owers Mid that hequite aLreed .-- fedi in g , every a 7. attempt would have led to a collision the curtains. a buhl , ung tlr Mr. en to telw P es ti to If the Russian government, the Daily News remarks, Y a AL HORTlCUurreer. Socizer.-At the fort- powerful garrison, the idea was renounced. and lace drapery, a mirror over the mantelpiece was mss - that It would be impolitic for a nd he rove, slid I been speculating on the progress of a Ruthenianrounded by a !Tema, the lower portion of which was formed of which his conscience did not app . ___ ... e dits nightly meeting of this society, held yesterday , moment to prepare the way for the annexation of G. Cheers in the chair, the following candidates were duly of traoeftil gold scrolling for the reception of flowers, I rather have the honest evidence of a ee w r0Pc 0 7,5 31 7 ,2 0 S • licia the next time Austria is in trouble, its annoyance elected Fellows of the Society :-J. Brook, of Glenwood, The admission of the public to the gardens of weuet movable branches held clusters of wax-tapers. I a statement on uth from a person ordered wr qe s ense , dist The pre* was 2,000(r . per month. " Who was the I subscribe to say krm. He therefore e ' ers emu t o be at once explained, for the very prefers of Count Huddersfield ; and Robert Thos. Epton, of Elva:don-plane Miramar has been suspended since the 10th in consequence proprietor of this bijou of an apartment r" we inquired of ; tion to be administered to Mx. Cooper one' i th e r. . Kensington. The Erewash Valley Floral and Horticultu- of the indisposition of the Empress Charlotte. Inehowski in the province will revive the national rai society was also &dimmed „ ociety in oleothe old woman who showed us round. " Ah, dr" she ' Act of Parliament. , w *refe I 'die rit of the Poles, and raise a barrier fatal c o " this apartment is now the cross-examination. see ant Fifty-seven vessels, the tonnage of which was observed, of in hands of the 1 Mr. Abrams, in his line _ _ e _ ence _ e _.._ t e w e _. . :11 . .0, NTAGIOITS DISEASES PREVENTION I A IL CT OP 1866. the success of Russian intrigue. It i s probable, -The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have a 13,000, were built in Prince Edward's Island during the creditcr sol g d, lady anl a tt am- h -. ITft e Paris forbasses endeeielehae.. iniPS ape imlieee.d th. oli lrd oal e ci e l s : P- se Germany ." " And animas lanai, but that the defen dant Dear waver, that the Russian government is rather I pointed Edward Swam, Esq., to be dating surgeon e t last year. her husband and fenny ?" inquired my unsuspecting to raise the money temporarlle, and to redeem -- . *as Arad li t ' zed to see the work of denationalisation i n reeemees under the above-mentioned set.--Gazetle. A museum is about to be established in connexion friend. The old lady sidled, but made no mower. In forte before the period of hiring hka ter- ha d mo pes- It is own Polish provinces arrested than thinking A Nosea TEADESMAN.-It is said that the Duke with Carisbrook Castle in the Isle of Wight. It is to son- all clams of witty we are bound to believe that fortune referred to a cue in which goods on hire tai • . ... . ..._ . . -- and Duchess of Arendt have adopted the sensible ruche e.. - -eel-. f...a Tu.: iimumeee the art. the &afield- ii liehle ' Na r7 aa eltlbliamesi et this disrittni°ll il redeeme d , and returned. • es• I f f i ee right _........._ ..,- I.- -11 14.......... oast malal .34•••• ...A .02...- Ifs. Firmer* mid that was s 741:11 0 0 m "fat 11 w-- *he eivreihs. Avallowsowes YAW:doer ter "TilartZe.. • lawate ligoobog Pow, mast be at tn . Once, 10, voiosiewOO. by Two o't- on Ur cboy of yobllootloo. DRURY LANL Tam Itrawila, MACBETH. Mows. 8. TaSi a t o thelalr. Mead, Itlntyre, and Henri Drayton ; Mame Amy et and Rehenza Imam and Madame leany ll = o ;.:ln w 1 Tag BgeGARS OPERA. Mr. W. PILINCINSIL TEM worts.. THI =WU ALLIANCIL—AIter 'bight= HIIGUILNOT CAPTAIN. Mews. J. G. Shore et G. Honey ; Wass Neilson, Ai Memo, sad We. Idefhe&—tad QUILT LODQUIQ& HAVYARERT. Teo Immo, THZ OVERLAND HOUTZ Mears. C. Ma thews, Backstage, Chippendale, he.; Mesdames C. Mathews, Chippendale, Wright. tre. -Ballet Divertissement sibs Mimes Healey.—TlEl MITIC.—And MY HUSBANW3 GHOST. MAZUR. Tan wramoo, BRUTUS AND CESAR, Ind Hearado.—A3o THE LONG STRIKE. Morn D. Bondman, Wield!comb, Colgan, to. • NIL D. Boucknn—Cosoluding 'MEWL& TOWS TALL COAT. Mr. H. Widdlcomb.—Commonam at 7. TEI "minim THE MAULID BACRILOW.-IN nix WRONG BOX.-DER FRIIISCHUTZ ; OR, A GOOD CAST SON. A PISC3-44k1 WAITINO FOR TUE lIIWISROSOOND. BRITANNIA. TIM OLD eitialli TREK Men (yea.—Tke Wondrous Brothers Vktenth ; The Great Vaulting I= i l i tt: Delaranti H. Wardle': The landevals Illeelreln— Sketch from MOTHER 000 SH—And NAT GRAVIR MGR WATER AT LONDON MUDGE TM MY —llaeming, 7h. Sm Attmsosa. lb. M. TO4IOII/017—fondmi. Sh. 12m Aftersoom, eh. nos. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17. Tin united boroughs of Penrhyn and Falmouth form, we believe, the first independent and con siderable constituency which has been called upon to exercise the electoral franchise since the acces sion of Lord DIRBY to office. By a large majority they have returned the Liberal candidate to the House of Commons. In doing so, they do not alter the balance of power and of parties in the House of Commons. A reformer succeeds a reformer. But recollecting the transports of exultation into which some of our contem- poraries fell when the petty little borough of Brecon was induced, by over-shadowing ter ritorial influence, to place a Tory commoner in the seat vacated by an Adullamite peer—to _ _ exchange, that is to say, a covert and stealthy for a "lore candid and, in so far, less mischievous Conservatism—we may make some account of the constancy of the electors of the united boroughs. They do not share in the pseudo-liberal apostasy. Mr. JERVOISE Sierra, the Liberal candidate, has been chosen member for Penrhyn and Fal- mouth by a majority of sixty-three, or nearly one-tenth of the electors polled, over his Conser vative opponent, Mr. R. N. Fowzas. The contest was conducted on both sides with creditable courtesy, and, we will hope, purely. With the examples of Yarmouth, Totnes, and Lancaster, and their impending fate, in the minds both of candidates and voters, recourse to direct corruption would exhibit a shamelessness and imprudence of vice exceeding the worst precedents. Mr. Fowira, or more probably some injudicious friend in his behalf, appears, indeed, from the local reports, not to have disdained the agencies which Sr ROBERT Currott organized stedfastly at Notting ham ; and the seafaring roughs, with Conserva tive tickets in their hats, for some time made the Town-hall on the nomination day a place from which all quiet people might pray for a good deli verance. But this is not the worst. Appeal was made by the Conservative candidate to motives and influences which, though not coming under the ban of the law, yet cannot be accounted as legitimate in political conflicts. If he did not attempt to bribe individuals, ho did attempt by copious pro mises of local advantages to away the constituency as awhole by other considerations than political con viction and its sense of the interests of the nation. In an address to his supporters on Saturday evening, Mr. Fowzsa intimated that "he had "reason to believe her Mantirre's present advisers " were prepared to take a more just and favourable " view of the claims of Falmouth than their pre " decessors." "He would ask them what had " been done by the late Government for Fal " mouth." He quoted the testimony of a very eminent member of the Liberal party in the borough to prove that " no man was more hostile " to the claims of Falmouth than Lord STANLEY "of ALDEBLEY, the late Postmaster-General." " Of course, the question of greatest importance in " the borough was, were the Government disposed " to require the steam-packetstocall at Falmouth." " The Liberal party, with a short intermiasio " had carried on the government of the country " for thirty years, and it had rested with them to " say what steam-packet stations there should be." They have enlarged the civil, religious, and com mercial liberties of England—they have given an impulse to the unexampled material, intellectual, and moral progress which the nation has made during the past generation ; but one thing they have not done, against whichall thatthey have accom plished weighs as dust in the balance. They have not made Falmouth a steam-packet station. " Then as to the St. George. She was stationed " there for a long time, but the Liberal Govern " ment withdrew her. Her Manzsrv's present " advisers, however, were disposed to look favour " ably on the claims of Falmouth, and not to " pooh-pooh them as the late Government had " done." These are but a few sentences, taken by way of sample, out of a long dissertation on the local interests concerned in the election to Parliament of a supporter of the present Administration. They recall, in a manner which must be very inconvenient and unpleasant to Lord DERBY and his colleagues, the old• scandals of Dover and Galway. The impro priety of such appeals cannot be seriously die puted. If a voter is faithless to his trust who allows considerations of private and per sonal advantage to influence his political con duct, the community which is swayed by a predo minant regard to local interests when the well being of the whole nation is at stake, yields to a r i 1 1'