The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-12 00:00:00

THE' EX.PRE . ES; lIVUIyWe4I I7 W*l4. APRIL- 12, 1862: since occurtikA PALltsiterox, I r. And he charged Lord Roseau, more particularly, with the morel responsibility for the present n. °holy condition of that "beautiful country." Sir G. I3owysa could hardly give the two Whig statesmen a better title to the appro bation of the great majority of Engliah men, though, in truth, the imputation was • mere figure of speech. Had Sir G. Boyntra confined himself last evening to giving the UNDER SECRETARY for FOREIGN AFFAIRS an opportunity of replying as Mr. Laren', replied last night, he would have earned the thanks of all the friends of Italian independence. Mr. LAYARD drew a masterly picture of the state of Central and Southern Italy under the deposed governments, and of the Papal territory at the present moment, and contrasted it ' with the new and vigorous life which has sprung op in the liberated provinces. He described Neapolitan brigandage as in a great degree the hereditary curse of long corrupting and brutalising mule, while the marauders who in Sir G. Bow rsn's vocabulary appeared as loyal partisans of a fallen monarch are gangs of foreign mercenaries and stipendiary assassins. Perhaps the most valu able part of Mr. LAYARD'a reply was his state ment of the moral and material progress already accomplished in the liberated provinces ; not merely, as Sir G. BOWYER suggested with • sneer, in the free press and parliamentary representation, but in public works of immediate utility, such as roads, harbours, railways; in independent judges, open courts, trade revived, religious toleration, ecclesiastical reform. The people of Naples no doubt desired Rome for • capital rather than Turin ; and it was at Rome, as Mr. GLADSTONE, also "as a member of Parliament," and Lord Peuressros, in the same capacity, affirmed, that the source of all the difficulties under which Italy still laboured was to be found. * Sir G. Dolma, it is worth remarking, nearly made a hit at the close of his speech ; but it was at the expense of the Eldest Son of the Church, who is the prune author of the liberation, and of all the present calamities of Italy, and to whom alone the HOLY FATHER owes his continuance as a temporal sovereign. The Member for Dun dalk, appealing to " English interests," denounced forcibly the preponderating influence of the Em peror of the FRENCH in the councils of the Italian GoverumenL Let the French Government ob serve how the POPE'S advocates take advantage of the policy which they nee and despise ; which deprives Italy of its capital, and keeps the Roman people in subjection for the good of the Church. Even the Pope's advocates take advan tage of this policy to denounce its duplicity and arrogance, when it is their cue to make the cause of Italy, and the Government of France, odious and suspected. CDt Court. OSBORNE, Area 11. The Queen drove in the grounds yesterday. The Judge Advocate-General had s sadism Cl her Majesty today. Mr. David Chadwick' sad Mr. Hugh Prem. of Munches- ter, had an interview with the Bight Hoe. T. Hiker Gilman et the Board of Trade yesterday. The Bight Hon. W. Hatt has left London for ()Beide. J. Thorp, Peg., obairmsa, Admiral fitopford, Captak Relives, Captain Dental, secretary, sad Stephen Leach, en• gisser, had an interview with the Bight Hon. W. Cowper, /LP., yesterday, at her Majesty's oMos of Works, White hall-piece, on the subject of the Thames coonservamoy. Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-elks from the Governors of the Mauritius and Malta. Despatches were mat to the Governor af HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY. A notification appears in last night's Gazette that it is the Queen's wish that no celebration of her Majesty's birthday should take place this year. Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, as Geaeral Commanding-in•Chiet, held a levee yesterday afternoon at the Horse Guards, when a large number of officers attended. . . . The Earl and Countess of Stanhope entertained a select party at dinner last evening, at their residence in Grosvenor-place. The noble earl and her ladyship will leave town on Monday for Chevening Park, Kent, for the holidays.. Viscount Chelsea has left town to jail the circle assembled at Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire. Mr. and Lady Mary Craven have arrived in town from Melton Mashes". Mr. Adeane, M.P., and Lady Elisabeth Adeane have left town on a visit to the Earl and Counter of Hard winke, at Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire. Sir Frederick, Lady, and Miss Hervey Bathurst have arrived at Maurigy's Hotel, from Norton Priory, Pres ton Brooke. The Right Hon. W. Hutt has left London for Gibside. Mrs. Washington Hibbert's first ball will take pimal. on Monday, Bth May, at her residenoe, 34, Dover street. Mr. Jones of PantglAs, M.P., and Mrs. Jones entertained at dinner on Thursday evening hi Excellency the Turkish Ambassador and Madams Musing, the Mar quis of Lansdowne, the Earl and Counter of anthems, the Earl and Countess of Arran, Viscount and Viscountess Bury, lord Campbell and the Hon. Mien Campbell, Lord Edward St. Maur, Lord and lady Truro, Hon. General Sir James Yorke Scarlett, General Martyr, Mr. and Mrs. Henriques, &c. In the evening Mrs. Jones had a comsat, which was *Deeded by a numerous circle. The marriage between Lady Louisa Thynne, sister of the Marquis of Bath, and Colonel the Hon. P. B. B. Fending, son of the Earl of Denbigh, is axed to take place on the 28th inst. The mournful news of the death of Lady Elisa beth Clifford, wife of Sir Laguna Clifford, Usher of the Black Rod, was received yesterday by telegram from Nice, where her ladyship expired on Thursday last, after a short but severe illness. The lamented lady was eldest daughter of Lord John Townshend, second son of George, first Marquis Townsheed, and sister of the present peer. She was born August 2,1788, and married, Oct. 20, 1813, Vice. Admiral Sir Augustus Clifford, by whom she leaves issue novena sons. - - - . . . _ Mr. Adams, the United States Minister to Lon don, is still in Paris. He is accompanied by Mrs. and Kies Adams. Mr. Thurlow Weed also has not loft Paris, but re mains at the Hotel de Lille et d'Albion. He will proceed next Saturday to Brussels, and leave that city in the course of another week for Rome. The attitude taken by the Frenchadministration in respect to American affairs giros the greatest satisfaction to the uoionists in Paris. The now &Mats are very much dispirited in the tone shown in the French journals sad in general society on the slavery question. Amongst the probable successors to the late Bear-Admiral Sir W. F. Carroll, at Greenwich Hoepild, are named Vice-Admiral Sir J. H. Plumridge, Vice-Admiral Sir H. D. Chads, H.C.Fi, and Rear•Aff , egret Sir Stephen Lushiogton, KC. B. Mr. Christy, formerly member of parliament for 1 Newcastle, has (says the Staffordshire Adrertiser) lately succeeded to the English and Scotch estates of his relative, the late Mr. William Henry Miller, who she for many years represented the borough. With the estates Mr. Christy, by virtue of letters patent of her Majesty, takes the name and arms of Mr. Miller, in addition to his own. A confirmation was held on Thursday at the English church, Rae d'Agameran, Paris, by the Blest Her. the Bishop of Ohio, who confirmed for the Americans, and also under the seal of the Bishop of Loudest for the Englik. One hundred and fifty young persons presented themselves. Deeply impressive addresses were delivered by the bishop to them, mad ia mellowing oonpegatios. BITI - - !NUM LAST NIGHTS GAMMA bjahlm e =arli 11. . Oilbertherph s 2 .TNTItt ♦ .TiaL ge... ApRIK T. i ttek 1. g --•--_ I shir Win sailer-Apellllll. J. alep at al R18T .4 111 Mari ,te BAN RV/PM dos. Nallar-Aped 21. 0 % . m ulls• immix (user the Dome . Prim. II glnineago 1111AMMI Gr sOLWITOIIII LAD FOAM.* PARTICOLAIII TO SE 1 t,,,,,,,e1, - Aprm irg, j . 0. cue . I Oalaima seri The beam entitles the owner at lames °gran= AT Tat OTC! OF TIM CALIF 130131HA8. Herm Aire, eager deetge.-mg, . j, adnemlam to the Owls- er the Rom& H Society, MST OP satieuncre, saamierAM..erager.l bullacr - lday 7. H. Regime WAWA LwellAD• WildilldB6- Wehaeles Ur Mew lbw; MN mad RIIMIT JONI Wit lade), Rant, dealer In coals and wood, to I Illa. A. r est lrater b., , A Lieerpotd. OM anarehead - eitue ldal aimemdown _ ll 14 1 saigna4:l4lffameiremiLail gems wisp gagy be o bt a i ne d a t siiimerder AIM ag IL . Is. Is. fla. Mats BMW Moot killnwn, clerk to ow apholikerer. A msy prilEo m . R. he.w ilentley .6.o6.o. i tillerc ur.k. Aprll litimast I = 7 lll 2 e um et e rsdd ia be addrered te T. R. Asti 119, at 111. lat e tt ik.. Rahlbition, London, W., WILLIAM TlsoltAl Cmagt /31lott's row, Southwark, Umbra Poot. CllZlra. metal Iphisher- ft IL Chillear iolio& sad la be ay laskeas orders. maids to J. J. &sake, April It at Ile.n.aulb"l". Cuella 9 L alillsoilla-mq il a. Gordon, Harthi-_, ,„„ ) , :a..4 as amstaterm. owl. or country fl=eet Awearree DOM, Dear Inflainilk Holborn , plate C i . B hIP ....--a dird. j. Plem ic k / 13 .1 1 = r° 7" , Notes eel be ider- April IA W. -on-Tees, l ii- az Noma Wipe am elm be abietsed at printer. April 111, at 11. June tilaatti Can, isitearderioquare, lielmlngton, clerk to • 19 l E. J. Cbalin b ri m ilulat Ilalua.__OelUbwiret,.i"Einwie'lmeP:r-F22.1 TM WWI Meltherartel Isom& Saab Krilwillreni. W. public cowpony, April Mk at 11. . .T. Aspin, groMON-Apo Y. Smith ISSIVeII °SunOS HASILLI. Cereyuireek lanc olo Y - ilul. hooimaklT. Ann Valiantly, farm lakearre-Aprd It G. Howarth, s tn f an. Lan. Th . .2 1 = m o is = 1. W• w.c. coahlre, raision gealeg-Hay IL H. ranlkner, Bretby, Derby- o ., se wa Flag gal I, Illsaad, W.C. 30, at 11. ahlre, tamer May I. 1. Harrison, Oreatham, Durham. pub- ..,.............. Sir . m .... 4 .3. is. mcmuity. w. Camp.= W 01.141141 H•NOWION, AldermaWawalk, City, guile lican-MAy II L. a Biota, Greethaw, Italandshire, smith- =V...". ral men hart . April Pk at 11. Barnes. lismingw.rrth Northamptonshire, baker- e l,„; - A "'VA jamealbstreetW v"quare' B*W• JANIS IMAMMAIM, Charetstreet. ahoralika. potato sacrum. 1 13 13..1 0 (..,ia April 29. at 10. Wetterian &W: RICHARD K MO. Duke-street RI , Ralston , com . la rlandsliire, latwurer- 1y te street, aid Whiten. 1. B. Kallton, Pma CWrisle, joiner-April to D Dean, Wallasey. um e,.. i mg pa.,l" pl ia r a ldpk i e.C. row. Spitatliells , licensed carnoin a =l 29, at 10. Cholas, f armer-May CG. Ho.ttn, seacombe, Cheshire, re p o and . p ro .," sedgiaaCbespilde, C. Othery, Somersetaitleihrimed vb. - W Jana ANN TIOSOKINI TsRPINAIIO lIINMS, apanow-cerner. City, thecar7 - ley l& WPM'. coat m wok . coi. J. )(who% n, ossannos. . fon*. shipping wont. AWN), at 10. miler-May S. J. D. Thome% 1 marl. Jaen MMAADIIIM.CiruniIy street,Poptaz, grocer, ArilT9.lllo. I le e , Wu , &J. Could'''. t hfer ` i • r ,.. et n ler °Ia°11 " 1 41 ... L . IL W. V i i i. °4 llarehall, "". l2. °llll W eed relights Arch, W. Taurus Beams Klngstraad, Northamptonshire, curl factor, , Miele" NeweastleaponTlac. "i.e. oa ua r", awa l,..; . Cramer Dads. sad W WA, Rawneepeek r W. April le, at it O. Barra, throb city, blacksmith AMY a. W . rid Co., 49, New Bond MISSY ARTHCR DANIS, Alberbternos, Southwark, builder, Ulireerahan. botcher - APril 2 1. J Omen , ( " a d 8818 1= Shaw est Os., V SonthamptontirwSllllllll44lnare, W.C. April 19, at 11. assistant to • general dealer -Slay 30, W. Pru ewe, J. wwww t Ara r bella.Tow. „ mi .. tw. Jades Eton, Langton.street St Leafs. eoachroaker, April 2;4 Nana. butcher - KW 3 0 igi r rei enen e g l ... Netle . h ...... b.lebst hshm ,:: gad& ad Son, news_ m'ente, 1116, Strand, W.C., and the Book at 11. May 10. Mama Ann lin , w id o w , Stalls at Pe principal any Mations. Imonaa maim matar.tgas,ogy,,,,,...i.g., wen t . A w ayg . .tli. , SeE M. W. Lewis, Wardle. Cheshire. publican- My _. Hughes. D H. DAV ra Mori, Claremostplaes, Bermondaey, shipowner, April 00.111. Dudley. Worooale olhlre . ""'"" 1 "" -may 1 " H. at 10. Dudley, Warceritenhire, butcher-May 7. T. Stubbs, Eceleaton. bo oall ZICHARIAOII, and Mill-stmt, Lambeth, mason. Scoter -My 7H. Morris, Parr , L ancashire, la- J April 29, at 1. Cron-street lAn nrer- cuai itay a. T. Craren, ". - 'Brediced, Yorkshire. warp dimmer- April 44 0. Reread Kingston. Hann baker-Mal 1. Cr. Edam, WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mereerstreet, Shadwell, dealer In old Stern, .- . Lancashire, ni a ibee _w w if.. C . P. tharpley. mic, April 29. at Ili. Staiyhridgo, Taoism Joni termnuusa, Radford Ruston*, Orson. dealer in ecesletkel.-dbuti.he-heetreipnwrr.sg,K°a agent- My Bites. ykabire Let , artificial manure. April 29 at 1. WILLIAM Town, Polstead, Suffolk, farmer, April 0, at 1. manager of the Theatre Royal- Ma) Osborne, Leak, Std. Rtrasairrli Pruus, Salisbury-crew:ant, ,terse, widow, April P " dahl ". al"endr"ord- My 10. J. & k b & 11 ` 148"gre° to, at 11. Wit manufactozer. o■ollol OKeT, Bakeratreet, ToMinelseqoare, wine agent, April BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. ft at lg. AprO 4. EI.GBA HAMM; Undyed, Ilan* oboartale baker. Rowl.moi Yitacoca,flouthamprau, leered baths, April* MIN. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACT. HAM DAWSON, Itobertottest, Hantpstemiroad, gentlewoman. INS IMIIMM Asp PkOrIiMIAL DetlCOlllte Coltrane Laurin), April 2S, at 3. May it, at I, at Basinghalledreet -petition for winding up. Joao IRT3O23IAID, Brighton, =doe store dealer, April 29, at Ile. DECLARATIONS OT DUMDUM NOVAS ScolT, Cambridge. grocer. April U. at it Mantra BARROW Wawa, Nwnwel. Menerwatlablr e . bonded AM& KING, tiorteston, Suffolk. ashlng merchant . A yid M. at 11. ae ... erehe a_iw &me w e d. ge - .1. 1 11. Ar s woad any sub. WILLIAM GLOMS lIATMS. di, (*Milton V.lnporoad, Kentish-town. eequent w a we a a w maw.. railway cterk. April ta, at 2/. Lactiaao Wuxi& and NAM * Pledes. Lutouhlre, Titoism Arnim' and Gilman! terumasa, Addleetreet. City, Im o, el v ggsmeg= a u, *and any sober Ali n warehousemen, April mime , alk J Ol3 DI a k 141 " 1 " .4 . StePuM journeyman gas TUMMY enamour= Wattax OWAWegeWb _laver Dar gabber, April ?9, at i i Maranhao% eat= waseadeara-ise owes= el ta. ed. JOISAM AS Smartimin, Thornasubrose, Spitalfieldk sawyer . Aril TA, lg . aw l sa, mumerggeg MS: NIMMIWIer. ' 19, at Ilk Ennewo Inggrionl, York.row. Kenningtosocod, surveyor, April W aHe aU tt a GlLLl&All. www w.w w , 1.1 7. 2. a. lauul ' a 19 M 11. and any waherepeant iNtelidat et Peers Weseberew Tinuess ILMTLi, Manster a more. Ramnrepark. baiter, April 119, wwww , nano. balsr_i, di v idend d 1a od.. at I. April 12., sad ray gebespeat , at Putt's, Manchsehir. Clutatat Gottn, Oconee at net. Chelles, carpenter, Apra 29, at S. Wuggin T2IOIIWILCS WARNS. Rod Lionetreet, Holborn, far- ammo& Mating dostreonSer. Spill di. at 1 - Within. Cllg .s..._ ared May & & Fi vr e= ser Webe=r i t . umnehm. lIMY ASS MIMS, i roierielisireei. ISIMIIIO II , dna/Mann rl a id r i r t. Bm k a b o k . g fi edied. c1 0 w ... , 1,,„,,,ir Aped 51, AS I. Aintallw 111Terga. Sudbury, auffolk, grocer, April 19, at 1. cutter-Map T. IL Ceepar, deelbieeplea . seepsr- W. lat. Wm-tax Luvau,. Nratlegelale Potters; Kerington, labassw, lbsger 81111 • 0 % eloweessillbs, usillass-1. I. C. B. Ilda.. Anll3ll. st 2. ser wareaseer. emer-Slar IL T. Paw god IL P , Wee. Kamm Lem =Wereeeteradrey Bakke, Apra 11. al 12. 1 . 8 1 40 , 82 1 M. w. O A rwialeswiftle-suri. W.j i - ~ ,W ve t r_poat , Aped I, all IL On= 1 1, 114.1 1t1 l a r f aariLls. Illwadista m li g c re It L a ir p liraire.. a. un,rllarbelleskibion seard.l l7-LAg gp=0r_ 110. 0„........40 , 1. S. Aroma learre.efalsembary. earner. APrillksielt w. a. w L solo. owww. . mum. Joss New. Mame" Apr il lA. at IL Jan= WAAL NewlithalPaa-Taillat . Awl* dm rea*, lareren- Si. J. Jaw Limped t, May IL Tan( Camas lair" leacesier, waldraircr. April 11‘ & Dime. WellAfelemEE. dims esake-April IL at ti. W. Siswiles Lelseele=. fir- IL J. F. *ll5. DAVID 3101111 a; UMW M eriertfensf. April 24. at IL Mk, Yeelr. APS EL li i = WiLtiam Wag& Ma* pear, Apia 114. et IL Lads, cow rir,...,.... Joan Sum Brkaol. imesee. AWE WS as 11 - lalmr-April W. C. = A A 15.88111 aspbespir-111•F S. W John it J. Csaaruurva ID:HAM WU% Clneeeretat.Calawala , mileage* witiush...,..""lPr"..hoemi Eji.gm... Aped It. at I& Joan 21110LIIMO, Plymouth. leakillimir, April la, st 114. Manchester, plamml Molywell, IMMO ON= WILMS Perk Demaiiiire, racer April Pi, at Wt. Plintshlre, kwasarapp. TIMMA4 00011 MS IMh. daII7MIN at A di. at U. CIATIFICJZI Se ba pewee.. aim Mee be Maws le Ihe Casairoms PLUM LW*, Apra H. U. wablegy esia bale Ille deg al wreWerg. Wean Wow ObeSeld, Want May & st le. May I& O. 1 11.110, 1.1111M411•54. alp, INNIIIIIA anIABAII Dat iamr. lbargegi, budder, April 12, at 13 NOSSIIIIMELS ISIKSMIL Ann WPM* WILLSAWL - Twithril. Cerneriormnirs. drITMT. W. Ashworth mg W. tff r tist triadiew m arlhesema - Apen 111. al U. end J . Oman, a. i f lA lre. iss WitUAJI CUM. Bark Traamere, Chahlre, prenblies dealer, witact .das urw.- i. si s Ham, m a } .el a Helton. wan e-ri. W. J. I. JenaMMWOMMalk Mardsaileld, licammd sterile, April 1111, eagi. T. H u es., me gi. L YiMt gaspergigegae. le. se n. wawa brokers-W. Prier ma J. kat CarallE sod She= WILAIallt BMA= HAIM; HATO alined& sad bmgagritgAprog....bgeb...4. plogis.g. sem Dews Wa r ren as, Illerldrars,, eagles imalselarree, April likdompiem - ,--- apesag. id 1 sad& Lelia. Mo. limil.l. =ai red Oran= Wmais. llzadrikr,amallsienevoldira S. MIL p, mgdeggem kingdoe. --- hi unds-T. ape. Max tillmmele. Weer& eawealles Op* Wm AI el 11 . OM am/ A. Oilletis, . Itnerialdremllagre - Wieest ?Dam Marne& Diatom. Leserldeb persepre E . age J. p, Best . pygggpielibaggsg. aim egeggalegee...ll. g, gi, 3=1.. et IL Hamealt. C. Lank. Ogg T. Psi,. Wilsalood Will Si amov. 111111111. LIBINAkt. 11160 W. Ara ID, et 11. amegeg. so kn. is maga gl. Egneede..e seer WERT Wm" elleawleeee Warbles redo. AIVA 1 4_ 18 I lb end a. DmilkoSe. Soolislep*oce. Womeldoldmk isunr ASIBILIS. Swab Maim Ileaewe vlderaw, Ape IS. sea etompg..,L peededsa are 1 Slat eelly, Wahl" man Jaw Mus& Temata.earaewealemisetaldit AFRO. Will ardefaire- Clerarepr,R deekeept 7 fkalwarget, red Y. Jams Sturf. Aligellewegaw Wedleelt bearbeeen beeper. Ape Gainkroir y sad ihmihs. mow s. at • larienes and J. , Newtarts Illemeells WlLlAMa i tightiAT, Cherilimagemadadlock. trips dream . APO 11 1. 9 . -b ik Wdooll oomadsia=.llalarimeiginna. ti. at N. B. ,Z. 011111011. sal J. (esimaco . e. le le Tarsus away, Clwateredd, beeteaker, April 12 ma W. earkka ewe 11 1 WWW 88 • 11 A OMNI MOMS. LINO Zest& Werwhdallas. WadwAwA. APS T. T gal W. isrpeares Weardele rad Stateity. It at & 11` prepdistors, so far ea mpg& J. Owns- Tial . lAll LTCIIII 1111111.122, NewleelnHaelatier - Llnas. Omar. APE C. Ereedbead sad C. J. Metcalfe, C Parka* Tellib astalm. Talieldre, intsera EA at -1. Parldmass, J. Orme, and T. _KWlerlea. TIM It M mama ma *HUM PALM. NewateUrender 4111116 dim cad legisge.-E gassindeti and c.. H. mum Oawlmillm latchns, Apr[ U. at le. Unceerbile, serpee•-er. George sal A. l erfelw. W W Bwm• esscia.Car groe.:= gewalksike neat My I. at It dee* Itt. Lakes. greases-R. I. T. Ifierbewe set J. Z. L TIMMY Cousin. 86" "' 21 " I ' st It Illuoloallb Wark Lama. Cat Meensimdell IMITMIMIW-1. AM TIDOSAS MALL, realleld.earlas=remalbsturer , April PO. Sat dean and Misaboth limemileaa, Ureepee& bellies Webers- , LS. tirldsweAer, bona Ankte,Apell SA at 10 Janes Hardtop , J. P. ineding, sad Jobs TwayMaar ELAAST. Welke* TMmhk , . war.b..mmins Gloucestershire, Irce onmoiamio-TA Ideal li e s. ..k erV i ar. Avail 311, M IS, Grant, and A. M. Invensem mill Oxon= Womenfolk Iteettest* Terlire, esiessnan. April 10. an ter as rpm& M. -E. limes y, I. 11 at Ild. T. Barnwell, sod C. W await Cuestas Ouramt, locirdale, el_. inni in st 11. shire, cotton minmilasterem se tar as re= s wi t e iraddlnp. Barad Imam laitadadica Warwickshire, valarlain aa-4. ar t ist,' ang r. g, Dram. -D. Ifing. aarreew. NV S. aa It Harriet Hama Milmea. and D. fil= 111 DerouloS_ ._w musla° ' IT an miasmas, Maimed Olemorpumbire. Ironer. Ape W. MIL tans of efultterwere-C. Robb, 0. iehlt, mad W. um& Ow Jag= nun. M. Mary Marsh. Derombire.ledur, April ,at IL cl .s. creriare-E. R. thusual. & IL Sweaek 11. IMMO. W. lIIMAIID Ban ATOM; Heitbrop, Moo. liontinlell barn pa. T. Y. jam, A. Balm ing mi W.ss saw, Le de Ja. Aged W, st it earl so far se rehab W. Brows A s ter, Bow? norm= ANDREW, Farnborough, Werwiebalthe, Waren sigUsSLLSONS. icboobsaster. April 21, at 12. WILLIAM 711010014 Glasgow, wise agrela* April 15, at the Joao ?imam.. Plptee._Brieenshire. Muller, April U. at 12. tacultp Halt Glasgow. Julius SIODALL, ILaklide. ImerSgre. barber. 818 4 8 ." 11. .1•11 TS O WON, IletTerwell, laneraildre. pear, April 19, at Mani Munn.. Lull Doaerews. Lataraaanairat a .a a ma "' the Black Bail Inn Nooperat, Damao.. fartmer. April 26, at 11. JAW ALLAN and 010101Moltling, flagow, calendercrs, Joe. Plum Wadlase UK Sean, moulder in Doe, April 24, Ar m H. at the Vacuity Hall. Hketww. at 11. Darin Perm, Edinburgh, draper, Aprlll&at Dowell and Lyon's Alan Moon, South Berserk Sweet late beer ratailer, April H oew. kdi b ury h. li. at WILLIAM Cagnmart &mum, Tonbridge Went. late iiiiikeePer. ...---.-. April W. at t limas Boer sa Gam. Canterbury, law stationer. April 24, at I. 0110•31110Ince. 110., Portant, Hann, toter, Aped IL at 11. finonen MUIDSILICK OacernArr, Portsmouth, tutor, April 23, at Jam i talitOW lialime. Laneaddre. draper, April 19. at DS TIMMY WlLlUsion. Helmet, lorecanire, batch.% April IL at la WHAMS, liisi•nAD, Lakes Rd. Norfolk, Waskusotb, April 29, at It 101111117 TIMM lISZAT. Shrewsbury, hair Bremer, May 0. at 10. soon WATLING, ahlpiltiam, Norfolk, shoemaker, Aprlltf, at M. BURY WILIAM, I Word, shoemaker. May 2, at 10. Ciliate./ Gore/LL, Stratford upon-Avon, tailor, April n, at 10. Rums Mow& Gateshead Low Yell, Durham, Stoma man dankaar. April In, at 11. Tao Paw* llamado]. Monmouthshire, sheep dealer, April 30. at IL SLY TIMMONS. IS nation, Cbandre, joiner, April s at 2. ltrutew Anita. Maley HIM illafforishire, waterproof oilcloth manufactiner. Atari 28, at 10. CRAMS:I WALNl,Wskeflebl. Yorkshire, shoemaker. April tir, all. AMIN KM, Kingstoebripon.lliall, commission agent, April 17, at 11. WILLIAM Union. Elder. baker. April It at 11. WILLIAM ZA/ADLIT, Newcastle.underLyme, butcher, April 25, at 10. LAST SEAM (NATIONS. 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Sri Gooses Bowmen deserves well of Italy. Like Lord Nonuser, he is warmly attached to that " beautiful country," and his ardent desire is to ape it happy and prosperous under the rule of the BOIT/DONN the Austrian Dukes, and the Pons. For, according to his creed, Piedmont is not Italian, and the " slavish Parliament" at Turin, albeit two-thirds of its members come front beyond the Po, talks a jargon unintelligible be yond the Ticino. The love which gentlemen of Sir °Bozos BOWYRR'S persuasion entertain for " beautiful" Italy, is that senile and selfish sort of passion which persists in keeping the beloved and rebellious object under lock and key. Italy to these adorers of her " beauty" is a lovely haunt of idlers, tourists, and dilettanti ; a garden, a lake, • sapphire sea, a deep blue sky, a purple distance of mountains, a collection of churches, palaces, and picture galleries, a study of ruins, a relic of anti quity , or of the middle ages—what you will ; anything but a living nation, with a right to live its own life, and to call its soul its own. Still, it would be doing a great injustice to Sir G.l3owses to identify him with Lord Nonuser, for his motives are at least avowable and avowed, and much is to be forgiven to the enthusiasm of a convert, quia dilezit mtatum. Sir G. Bowrss rakes up with infinite perseverance all the garbage of the priestly and Legitimist prams, and with un impeachable good faith relates as historical facts all the pious fables that are forwarded to him from the Bourbon and Papal agencies in Paris or at Rome. But he is too much of an Englishman, in spite of all disguises, to betray the confidence of the Duke of MoDENA's washerwoman, and his information is not derived from paid-off courtiers and demireps out of place, but for the most part rests upon the most ingenuous and transparent fictions, which the Papal representative believes as implicitly as the legend of the saint who made a voyage across the ocean on his cloak. In calling attention annually to the state of Italy on the last evening before the Easter recess the Member for Dundalk disperses a cloud of calumnious mis representations. Perhaps it was paying a super fluous compliment to the House and to his consti tuents to of as Sir G. BowThs did last evening, with a sincerity which could not be questioned, that he had stated his own viswswithout concert with any person or party in the House. The subject-matter of the voluminous brief which he held in his hand was too evidently of foreign manufacture to need , such an apology. It was a tedious compilation, which gained neither novelty nor credibility from the orator's fumbling efforts to make it into a clear story ; and though Sir G. Bowvaa recited more than half his phrases twice, the patience of Cie House endured to the end ; the Tories approving I with a silent sympathy, and the Liberals calmly and confidently holding their peace, not without a certain respectful compassion for that solitary voice without an echo. What need we say more of Sir G. Bowrse's facts and arguments than that, according to his in structions, the Kingdom of Italy has no existence ; that Vieroe. EMMANUEL is only King of Sardinia; that the Parliament at Turin is a slavish assembly incapable of speaking Italian ; that the King of the Two Stamm still reigns in the hear:a of his people ; that the "brigands " are the true people of Southern Italy ; that Sicily, like Naples, is sighing for the restoration of tke Boneeon, and detests GARIBALDI ; that GARIBALDI is a pirate; that the present administration in Southern Italy is a reign of terror ; that "the Piedmontese" Will never have Rome ; and that the Mediterranean is already, thanks to English policy, a French lake These are but • few pickings from the Member for Dundalk's "deliverance." Perhaps his strongest point was that the Kingdom of Italy could not be in existence, because he persisted in calling Italy " Piedmont," and the King of ITALY the "King " of SARDINIA." But Sir G. BOWERS, not con tent with prospectively handing over Southern Italy to the happy rule of the BOURBONS again, travelled back retrospectively some fifteen years, to Lord Mtirro's "mission," which he described as the origin of all the disastrous changes that have May T. J. Pollan. Portman street, Portman-Naar% bolt imaker-Mart N. O. S. Rives. Wenhsh•sfreet. Bolton, ragman- Idle clerk-May 9 W. J. Weld,. llnWogdoo. Mithihmes. cabinet sr tiler -11ay 9. W. L Chalkky, Woolwich. oilman-My 9. W. 11•31ulten. Mmry.street, Pllalteq wine merchant-May 9. C. Mordanot. Bethel-place. Camberwell, outatter -May 9. J. L brofeorewl. tialston, cOlll9/ef t. 131 Clerk Slay Id. M. Ryer day. Keith. tent, baker-May 9. It Ifirtrnan. Albert-terrace. l'aunherwelL and Highatreet. Borough, commercial traveller- May a A. 0. Page, tlreat Bortlanslameet. 01104.1 Arad, COM alusion areal -May 7. A. I'. Maw, Craveiratrert, Strand. and Mrighton, veterinary tun:eon-May 7. W. bonding, Leask, linlledk, -‘l.O 9 It T. C Nny, Margate, wine noreliont -May 9. _4% Bennett *Erect, Pic. IS. T. B. Baker, Elnath .1..111...5. Caniherwell. commiwoon le. .1. Dielfensoll, Tort-mouth, sictualler-=i lll 7 Bta4d. Tearwowstreet, kingsland carpenter - Myli W. Prawns, Parlcterracc. Kensington. builder-My 13. J. Hasa, leytoostone, E‘orl. tiller - May 6. A. L>ona, Church-pr. nip. Newington 11011, dreier In fancy - May 15. T. Caine, Plaintow, 1:444•1, contracting carman - May & W. W. Wynne. B rrearert, etherine seloek, common brewer- May A. H. Ommedish, tktneheeter street NI aneksnorenaffe- May & Mary Join& liscnaleh-May 13 J. Pryer, Mahe" %.whdle. haler-May li. P. ltAynry. Arbour swam, Kopery, Ltiaciirer-May Iv. A. .1. Alderman, Guildford-greet, 111110•11. loiry, dealer to firyll's patent whelps-May /4. J. T. Zolierts. New Romney. Kent. away's-May 13. N. Young. Magerieli e matstatit engineer In the Ruyst Navy-May 13. J e t: 11 W:: euks Ltruia to. and Kallway.archea, huddler-Slay o. It. I'. 'tray. Hunplurantreet, Walwort/leweak plitnener - Ma) IS. II 11 . . Menace. lied Lion-yard, Rotherldthli, licese nd post mast, r- May IS. W. Cook, crown street, Bebe, dent', in sheep. head.-My IS. J. L r, nisiverplace. Roth. rhithe. clerk In lit) orders-May IS. L. laneea, dandy'.- roe. spitaltleMa. fruit. rer-May IS W. Westgarth. Thread. set dle•strcet, City. and Sleiliont lie, Victoria, merchant-May 15. .1. T. Fitt-lira, bride , road. muddler-May 15. C. A. Mayruird. lksloalt airret. hint,, o, sehonheinetce- May 15. 1. batter. 1,4111 lan,-. smithneld.grocer - May 15 C. Young, South. ampton, haliring•loolar k.' per-May IS. W. T Coarke, 1 1 •134- 114.7.4. twentieth, c 01010144.01. &Kept-May IS V I. Crmasie, boothainpu.n•O rel, Straml. 4 , rtsiz/1 c0rr,[491.14.3i1 10 an Mau. ✓anee "dice-May 9. It. SI•L cl,c)pok, Barnes, Surrey, cork merchant -May 9 J. 'reborn. N..rtliclowlk, Mertz, In Ann Pannell. MO y, sorry), violater - 31.iy 0 I N. Harvey, titi t entetnn, clerk-May K 31111.•irrfarr. 1 1 09111 brat, 0.41111.1 e• clerk - Me,' 7 S. 11111, It'alnutdrae.walk, juM411110011•fl4P1 radoillri maker- May 0 C. C. Porter, chemical. etreek, strand. I.tte Ihrh.e , t cietualler -May 7. U. Morgan, pop. pla'aeourt, Yleet.strect. onill.rnan- May 0. .1. Matthews. Ihr nslaghlun. dealer In fancy mares-May In N. 11111, Morenter, tu ,.... r _m ay . 0 . K L. Sludcti. Hi refordeldre. farmer -Hey et J. Beeves. 120awich. rdafforilshlre, roll merchant- May let P. Johnson, Birmingham, leather dealer-May It. 11. Chew, Conlbrooltdale. She legit. and Shrewkbory, timber men. ekkst,-May 19. T. Doody, March A,toti. Salop, timl,er merchant _ld.. N . 0, [eel, Wolverhampton, hat manufseturer-May 19. Jam., Wolverhampton. coal merchant -May 19. B. Wet- Irina ROM Manfordahlre. grneer -May 14. W. W. reem.y. Wleorkamipion, wactinswer-May 21 J. Jose% Langley, Woe. emilmrsidess. Ikessed sitiaalkr - May 20. b. Cos, Noe. Deryshire, and Ellastone. ktathedshire, Umber &M-May I& W. Perkins and J. Collett. Derby, Naas. lag manalact wets -May WA. C. Y. Sow& lokester, professor a d i . x i g s st t Dryer. Meeklngtore, Lincoln. adm u m ,' glean/W-6W 10. 0. Sinclair, Bos ton. Llneobsslum, p a. -My 6. J. Humphreys, Nor. 4011 IL. PbWp. Somenetahlre. bower-May 6. I_ B. Bertram, Bristol, dealer In sowing machines-May 13. M. iteasnioas. Helatua, Cornwall, Racer- A IL A. Wilson. Leeds. publkin-April 66. O. H. Bro•k, sbaretwolter-Apiil 25. B. Wilkinson. Yorkshire. labor .11919 re, telling farm usanalw - AVM W , miller-April J. Melayals& = 26' j. boil April Pkkard, Wakelkohl. Teaks Ir=somminima amt. _ 25. J. Bletokinen. Illebroant 0 ag April M. en. T. M. TO ll . lll. 4=DArid . InM gialkid,MasNalle /1 LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ROME. Accounts from Rome to the Bth, quoted by the Ilirpendance, state that the pontifical police have arrested M. Gentile, Professor at the Roman Uni versity, the Secretary of M. Ulloa, Minister of Francis 11., and some other persona accused of affiliation to secret societies. " We learn from Rome," says the Monde, " that Cardinal Antonelli, in the name of the Holy Father, has officially delivered to the Russian Embassy at Rome, for transmission to Mgr. Felinaki, Archbishop of Warsaw, and his suffragans in Poland, an invitation for them to repair to Rome in May next, when all the other bishops of the catholic world are also invited. We can gua rantee this fact, and we do so chiefly with the view to make it known to the Polish bishops, in case the Russian government, as is unfortunately but too probable, should think proper not to forward the official communication of the Holy See." VISIT OF KING VICTOR EMMANUEL AND GARIBALDI TO NAPLES. General Garibaldi is continuing his excursiow in Lombardy. On the 9th he was at Bergamo. He will not, it is expected, return to Turin before the 15th, and will thence proceed to Modena. He will also visit Bologna, and thence go to Naples, where he will be at the same time as the King. King Victor Emmanuel has caused himself to be preceded to Naples by the Marquis de Sauce, Prince d'Aquila, Intendant-General of the Royal Household. The marquis has just left Turin, charged to make the preparations for the woofs modation of the King and of the numerous suite which is to accompany him. The King, in re moving his oourt to Naples for a month, intends , to give a series of splendid fetes, to which the most influential personages in the Neapolitan provinces will be invited. The following appears in the Nationalitis : We annonneed yesterday that the departure of his Maisety on his journey into the southern provinces was fixed to commence from the 22nd to the 25th of this month. We are now in • position to add that it will take place by land and by small stages, which, it may be re marked in passing, is • proof that the outbreak of beiges& age in the Abruzzias is not as serious as some people would have us believe, and that the government does not feel very uneasy about it. His Majesty's tour is an excellent measure, and will, we have so doubt, produce the beat results. He will be setempealeil by the President of the Connell, Oomniander Rattan', and the other ministers will easemetvety and in tars join the royal cortege, in order that they may be enabled to ascertain for themselves the wants and wishes id the people. After visiting the Neapolitan provisoes tbe King will praised to Sicily. His tour will campy more tit= • month. It is announced in the Brussels Inclipendeofee that an Englishman, named Bishop, • relative of Lord Derby, has been arrested near Gaeta, and that M. de la Marmora has declared to the English Consul that a prosecutioa could not be avoided. GREECE. ATHENS, AP74I. 4. Nauplia still holds out, and is able to hold out for along while yet. Negotiations have been going on for the last three weeks ; it is announced every now and then that the King has granted a general amnesty, and as often we are told afterwards that the amnesty has been refused, and that the royal troops are about to commence the bombardment. The truth is that no general amnesty has been granted, and that, during the three weeks' negotia tions, time has been lost in cajolery. There are two generals in the royalist camp before Nauplia. General Hahn is an honest Swiss soldier, a Phil hellenist, devoted to his sovereign, and loved by the army ; but the other general, Colocotroni, the King's grand ecuyer, has tried all aorta of era , fiats to sow discord in the Nauplia garrison. They, however, know what Coloootroni is, and do not give the slightest credit to his assertions. I believe, however, that Nauplia will eventually surrender, because the interests of humanity will provoke some sort of intervention. But do not therefore suppose that the Bavarian dynasty will be securely established on the throne. That is impossible, unless France and England should send an armed force to protect the tottering throne. The government is at its wit's end for financial resources. The two millions borrowed from the bank are gone. An application for a new loan has been made, but the directors are not disposed to comply with it. This demand is not yet publicly known, but I can certify that it has been made, and that the Bank of Athens feels that to yield to it would be to damage the excellent credit which it has hitherto enjoyed. The government agents seek to tranquillise the public mind by accrediting the rumour that Lord Palmerston at London, and M. Thonvenel at Paris, have told M. Tricoupi that no dynasty but that of Otho is possible in Greece. The prisons are overflowing with political prisoners of all classei. This is a great additional embarrassment to the government, for it will be extremely difficult to bring to trial so many men who have the sympathy of the whole nation. (sstrrzes maguate.) SPECIE FOB THE EAST. SOUTHAMPTON, Ana 12. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Elora, sailing to-day, takes out in specie, bar silver, 413,8601.; bar gold, 20,0001.; gold coin, 9,6961.; and sovereigns, 1,500. The Press says :—" A rumour prevails in the best informed circles to the effect that Buckingham Palms has been placed at the disposal of the Emperor of the French, and that his Majesty, aocompanied by the Empress and the Imperial Prince, will speed ten days in London, during the mouth of May or June, for the purpose of in specting the Great Exhibition. As all branches of com merce are at present greatly depressed. we trust that the information may prove correct, sod that the arrival of these and other Wilkie, may have a (moque/11e effect upon undo in geoerah" The Echo of Bologna, en ultra-clerical organ, stets that the sister of Bores, the chief of brigands, who was shot some time ago in Calabria, is now at the head of • numerous band, provided with horses and artillery. This amazon is 32 years of age, and has declared her intention of avenging her brother. The chief of the permanent way of the Bordeaux and Toulouse Railway, M. Cluitagne, has just met with a frightful death at the Agen station of that line. Being summoned by telegraph to await the arrival of the express train from Toulouse, to meet the engineer, M. Lamella, X. Canape was crossing the line for that purpose, and attempted to pass between the waggons of • goods tram, when au engine putting the goods train in motion, the un fortunate gentleman was caught and crushed between the buffers of two of the trucks, he being held is an upright position, where he was discovered some !dilutes later. "A brilliant musical soire!," says Galignani, "was given the evening before hat by Count as Horny, at the Hotel of the Legislative Body. The artistes were Mdme. Rosa Eseudier-lbeetner, pianist to the Emperor of Austria; Sivori, the celebrated violinist; sad Mae. Omni, a Spanish s i ng er. Edens. BioudierKsetare played a Sue oompositioa by Thalbag sad • beautiful caprice by Kith ; Sired fascinated his enditlsd with a fauna's cm LtiCi4l6 and the prayer of Moist on one string ; and Malls. Omni gave with great lasi the romance of Marta and the air of I Punitani. Mohler% ambeasselors, senator, saddeputtret with the ladies of their Lmaliea la the most splendid toilettes, filled the saloons." THE ALBERT MINOWILL. The total amount repaired in aid of the fund for 'rectum a memorial to the late Prince Consort is about 41.7501. The following en some of the prin cipal subscriptions that have been received during the past week ; —From the Duchem of Wellington, 1001. ; News. Truis', Hanbury, Bustoo, and Co., 1051. ; Earl and Countess of &heeler, 501. ; Lord Ebury, 501. ; Earl Camperdown, 2.51. ; Count/se of Fps. ' most, 251. ; Earl Shannon, 204 ; Rear-Admiral Lord na mes Not, WP., 101.; Sir Edward Ellackatt, Bast, 101. ; Lady Caroline Courtenay, 101. ; Marehiceess al &star, 101. ; R. A. Stanley, Esq., DP., 101. ; Lord Archi bald St. Maur, 101. ; Rim Balwerd. Farleigh Hams, 101. ; Miss Jelin Balweird, Farleigh House, 101. ; T. S. Lumley, Esq., 10/. ; Dowager Viscountess Ashburton, 51. 5 a ;E. S. Tower, Dig., 51. sa. ; Drs. Anne Wetherell, Harrow Weald Lodge, 51.55. ; Barn. Willie and Sotheron, Si. ss. ; John Tidd Pratt, Esq., 51. ss. ; William Cohen, Erg., Si. sr. ; William Adam, Iraq., 51. ; Getters] P. E. Craigon, CLR, 51. ; St. Viecent Sassaares, 51. ; lady Jane Emily Coding, 51. ; Rev. EdniondJ. Morgan, 51. ; oousaiseary-General Wilsoo, 51. ; Sir George E Nugent, But, Si. ; Mrs Helen Balmer, 51. ; Edward Lewes, Esq., 51. ; Mrs William Ellis, 51. (PROW LAST NIGHT'S Quinn.) Foinnaa-oretcs, Aram 5. The Queen baa boss graciously pleased to appoint James M•Lachlen, Eaq., to he her Majesty's consul at Batavia. Foams-tones, APRIL 9. —The Queen has bees pleased to approve of Mr. Burcbard Frerichs as con .al at Se vr e7 .4 New South Wales, for the Free Hanaestio _of Foal:lox-urn . ea, APRIL 10. —The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. J. W. Foster as consul at Hull for his Majesty the King of the Belgians. Dowarro-STREET,APRIL 0 —The Queen has been pleased to appoint CePhas /lark de Jour to be secretary to the Council of Government and registrar of the Lend Court for the Island of Mauritian Dowst,;(l-israncr, APRIL 10. —The Queen has been pleased to appoint Jeremiah Thomas Fits Gerald laghan. Esq. (now administrator of the government of the Island of Labuan). to be governor sod commander-in-chief at the Island of Lianas sad ita dependencies. MAIL!! FOR NORWAY.—The Stearn packet Com munication between Denmark sod Norway having been re established, the mails from the United Kingdom for Norway will be moveyal direct by sat from Denmark to Norway, instead of rid Sweden, until further notice. Tim rate ad postage to be taken on letters addressed to Norway will be ls. M. the half ounce and so on, according to the male la , operation for charging inland letters. This rate comprises both the British and tarsiers on the letter to Om place of their destination ; sad it may be either paid in ad vance, or the letter may be forwarded unpaid, at tie option of the sender ; except, however, ia cola of or petered Letters, the postage spots which, aa WHIR 60 M. patration fee, must be paid in advaoes.—By eonmemed of the Postmaster General, ROWLAND HILL, ottOßßUF.—ati nand Post-office, April 10. RAILWAY AND PtatLlC COMPANF!! IN PAM*. 'incr. Yesterday, in the committee ea the Bristol WWI South Western Junction Railway, Messes Erriagteni mad M'Clean were examined no the engissorlag merits. The case of the Scottish Northern Junction Railway IMIS bikes in Mr. Haman:re committee. The clause, ci the ammo bury soil Hereford Railway Bill were enameled, sad the consideration of the remaining bills before the committee adjourned until after Baster, and further evidence asia tinual to occupy the committee on the West Riding, send!, and Grimsby Railway. The hills of the Abingdon Railway, tom:table them to rano a farther sum of 6.0007., and create • 5 per omit. debenture stock, of the Enniskillen and Bun doran, for • railway of 22 miles, and to raise 200,00 W. • ci the Dolma Valley Miaaml Railway for a lime of II mhos from the Vale of Neath to a pellet as the Baran, sad to raise 80,0001.; aid of the Lysol VeAsy Raliwiy, to mina aa additioaal capital of 53,0 001 ., have Mu plassi is Log Bolastiales earoxiiiten. CHINA. We take this following summary from the (Mr. land Friend of China of the last March : The past fortnight is somewhat barren in news of interest both as regards China end Japan. It is not likely that any movement hostile to the peace and security of foreigners will be made in the latter country, while an embassy—pro bably the most important both as regards its numbers and the mak of the officers oomposing it, that ever kit the shores of Japan—is engaged in visiting the principal cities on the continent of Europe. Most likely the anti.foreign factions, which have caused ea so much annoyance in Japan, have for the pre sent abandoned their machinations • and it is only to be hoped that the intelligence w hich the embalm. dove send home from time to time during the progress of their interesting tour may tend to dissipate much of the unfriendly feeling which yet exists towards foreigners among the meet influential classes in Japan. At the same time mach will depend upon the stamp of man who is ap• pointed to succeed Mr. Aloock as minister. From Pekin there is no political intelligence ; everything appalr to be going on smoothly at the capital, and the Prince of Hung is the man of the day. It is very wittiest. tory to see the Chinese government for the first time in the hands of a ruler who is friendly te foreigners, but it is much to be regretted that, notwithstanding the lapels of many months since the new government was settled, no steps have been taken to prosecute the civil war with enure vigour, and to restore prosperity to many a distracted and ruined province. It is tine that nothing has been heard of the Northern rebellion for some time, but the likelihood is that it eats its way still in quakes beyond our makes of communication. One thing is certain, that if any victory had been gained over the formidable bands that were last heard of at am. foo, it would have been duly reported at Pekin ; instead of which the Imperial army has scarcely been heard of sines the capture of Nanking. The only exception to this has ham in the cam of a force of Imperialists under Colonel Ward, an American, who have lately been active in driving away • large body of rebels from a village in the neigh bourhood of Woosung, where the latter had barricaded themselves. The northern porta being still closed by ins, we have ne repeals roweling them. Her Majesty's gunboat Manila (firmeely Mttalante) will shortly commence running be. bessa tiewtsin and the south, with mails and despatched. Me Nalesty's gunboat Hesper will complete the comma. misation to Japan. Prom Nanking reports have reached Shanghai that the inhabitants are in great straits for want of food, and are eating human flesh. This esquires authentication. Shanghai is still the make of some alarm from the rebel foams, who are in posemeion of the entire province rowed about. The city continues under foreign protection; the Imperial forme are nearly useless, and their employ. moat seems to have been abandoned ; the foreign settlement is (*Wag into a thorough state of defence, fortifications being emoted, and a volunteer corps of horse and foot having been organised and got into a tolerable state of di,. cipline. AUSTRALIA. THE COLONY OF VICTORIA. We take the following from the " Summary foe Europe" of the Melbourne Argus of the 22nd of February : The kW:ay of the month oentzes in the Land Bill, now proposing through the Legislative Assembly. On the 4th instant the second reading was affirmed, after a keen debate of four nights, by a majority of 38 to 26 in favour of the Governmest. There has been a very general dulness on the goldfields for some time peek, sad this I not the season at which to look for much improvement. Water is becoming scene in many plains, and them is always more prospecting during the winter than the summer. The only new field discovered of late is among the ranges at the head of the Mitta Int% and the extent of the good ground suitable for sluicing is said to be oonsiderelge. Water is abundant there, end the country, though of course rough, and little explored, is not very die. cult of mom This new field is about 120 miles from Beeohworth, end not more than a day's journey from the Omeo, ►bout which district rather ex. travagant expectations were formed some years since, in consequence of geologists having declared it to be the great centre of all the geld formations in this sod the adjoining colonies. But, although gold is very widely distributed over that region, on both sides of the ranges, no very heavy deposits have yet been found, if we except those of limited extent opened at Kiandra. Some d the Alpine diggings in our territory pay well, but none at those worked as yet are calculated to support more than a limited number of men, scattered in detached parties over a wide extent of ground, and those last found do not pro mime to prove any exception to the rule. On the older fields the discoveries within the last few weeks have bee few, and none of these are of any special importance. The All-Eleven of England had beaten the Twenty-two of New South Wales by 49 rune. EXPRESS FROM PARIS• (nom ova ()wt PARIS, FRIDLT EVINI2IO. A telegram from Douacstates that Mires, who was expelled from court yesterday, was again placed at the bar this morning. But his counsel moved the court that it should be placed on record that he had been expelled by the verbal order of the preei dent, without the "court" having been consulted, or made any decree. It is possible, and, indeed, I think not unlikely, that should Mires again be found guilty, the whole proceedings may be quashed iby the Court of Caseation for an irregularity. A competent advocate, M. Floquet, writing in the Temps before what paased in the court of Douai to-day could have bees known, points out that the power of expel ling a prisoner from court during his trial rests upon article 10 of a law of September 9, 1835, which says that the "court" may expel him. In the case of Verger, the assassin of the Archbishop of Paris, who violently misconducted himself at the trial, the expulsion was ordered by the full court upon a regular decree. It would seem that the president alone has not the power. An unexpected provisional solution of the rest Lavalette and De Goyon quarrel is announced. IL Lavalette is going to England, and, as it is said, "on urgent private affairs." His wife is an Est lishwoman, and he hail often been in England be fore, but his presence there now, after the Parris has been stating, day after day, that be was going back to Rome in four-and-twenty hours, seems to me a confirmation of the recent report that he poi tively refuses to return to Rome as long as Gene" ral de Goyon is there. The Duke of Malakoff is organising as exPedi' tion in Algeria to march to Timbuctoo, there to meet another French detachment, which will be despatched simultaneously by the governor of Senegal. The object is to establish a permanent overland route between the two colonies. The Bourse was again firm. Rents rose be, closing at 701 r. 10c. for account. The cash price was 69fr. 95c. Mobilier rose 10fr. The Italian Loan fell 15c. The Orleans and Lyons railway fell 7fr. 50e. each, and Northern sfr. The other lines are without change. nF A telegram from Weimar stake that in its trig on Thursday, the Diet decided by • majority of 19 agaimt 10 for the abolition of capital punishment. Twit MIDLTERRANFAN. The Marseille@ mail packet Sultan arrived at Malta yesterday from Alexandria with her main shaft and stern prat broken. Her Majestyll ship Icarus was to convey the India, China, and Auslir Ilea portion of her mail to Marseilles. This mail will be dos la Loudon on Toads)! next The Noonan left Malta with the heavy portion of the lad* China, and Australian maa last Monday, aid she may De expected to arrive at South. anipton on Wednewley neat. This break down of the Sal' tan will delay the departure of the Ellora to India.