The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-22 00:00:00

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Jaz Loeb: Kat Waft 11411.0511410 RION WALT= AT LONDOTI_ 111D0.71.. r. -6;.n. Or Sr. LONDON. razspAr, ABB. 22. Is the dials on the Costinental Bourses count only the serene hoer% they mast hare had an idle time of it of Lam. TM clouds that overhang those modern Temples of the Wise have parted mos or testa in the het lbw weeks, to give the world a glimpse of pease Varongli the dying rack of rumours of war that the nest mement they have cloud erns In a darker sad more menacing eclipse. Did any body supplest that Italy—with its French and Am. Dian otespation, its Papal darkness, its Neapolitan iseferwe, its 8 archaises Loaa—wu saficient to keep the tosgess of Plesipasatieries as the wag, and to wear eat the pew *lCUs.'larks' Why, here is that Ilse aid rival of the asweerpeat—the nativity a the Otleama emphs—asing ap again is Med emetissahle shape, with • bigger head and a longer lek them IPNW. The ether dmy it lamed ea the bashed the Save. where the Bonin premed had pesemad t• get rid of as Amain sad iluhii proefpi, sad le mil bee to the this* hem whisk be had boos drives essesteen years lee* ea aid gentleman of daagereme amasses* whew lima est is to declare his asthma; " liereditery! in spite et the Beserain. Isibpsodsaos, it mama b seek. gime sad catching, espeoleily whoa it is well imbed sad well timed. The leisure d the Pare haw asereely had time to melees, is the restorative d old Mo.o.cs whets the 'poetesses' Weed* d yeas' Colonel COCZA, ragmen, d age at peeped( enaliticetinte, to the limpodaratedhe the Dam. bian Principalities, without &ems" Is the the organic Coeventice, orb all Pen k esmmilin• and mires the homier old awry d 1 MIN marching to the frontier, a Raisiaa seepwilmessie being held ready, and an Austrian heimplijiaig in move in that dinettes, with theemisse tellines of a French Emperor willing and ready Ss asst be But we owe it to the memory of the lesi of Paris to remark, that, thanks to lb idyllists( agency, it is probable that a series of Conferences, If act 'Coignes, will precede ea well as terminate say Baton war. This is very consoling to our porterity. And It is consoling to oar imosdiate mine to be able to discern in the forthcoming deliberation' nothing less than the euthanasia of what has been invidiously called " Beast Diplomacy." For it is abundantly evident that theosly possible result of the wisdom of the tint or mead Plenipotentiaries who are to meet monad M. Di WALiWlliell green table sent month—the say puska remelt, we my, coosistent with the peace of Europe, tibial ',premed to be the aim and end of all dipleasacy—must be acquiescence, in Mill feria Sr other, asks lantern disguise may be mart esavesiemt, be the meemplied fact of the double election d Autsanmen Con*, and in the roomed will et the popeletiese in the Principalities. Hitherto we hays bass meastemed to regard diplomacy ea the mesa and hatiesse a people's destinies ; beeeehrth let as hope it will he comma with setting the dicial seal of pubis law apse the destinies which a nation ham provided hr Heal. If the objections which may be presented at the sittings of the Coevals* by the represen tatives of Matra and the Porte, to the an authorised, infernal, and irregular proceedings at Bucharest, should be permitted to pass into acts, all Europe woad be in llama Wore the summer. The section of the prompt Turkish Ambassador to the Court of St. James's as the representative of the protesting Suzerain Power, is not, we con k* entirely satisfactory. The intimate know ledge of English policy aad public opinion which M. M t:suat . " Itsa derived ham his loog residence in London, and the eiremmetenes of his being clime at head, are doubtless is kvser of the appointment. Unluckily, M. Musraws is known to be not very diestly comaseted with personages parti. calmly obnoxious to the earl ruler of the Princi palities; and his private advise from Command mople and him isehereet may be at variance with his inetrostiess Is Imam On the other hand, we may esegestare that lad COWLEY has not been mat kir hem Paris le receive sae roes any bet the mast pride hatreedmen sad that the influence of Eng had will be wholly is &vase of sustaining the spontaames mad deliberate acts of the Moldo- Wallachia& peep* whilst reserving in principle and in name the saseraisty of Ms Porte, and be resolutely Cued ageism any intervention in the 'thin of the Primipalities, from whatever quarter it may be threatened, Sr on whatever pro test it may be alleral. It i. in ono sense ihrtanata enough that Amble shied be committed be • policy of discretion ea the Moab, by bey ewe isstinetiee demand he slime in the Ceskresess ea this *abject of Italy. I. me resit pee etre discstle h net the leagues at s greed Power with a good eines ; and Italy is ad the only topic which the Oalieet et View is anziens to avoid in the mover. Seem at Paris. The free navigation of the Insole b era of the &coda spin which Count Bum. may mesteably Wet. This is sot the moment he Asetrist to declaim spinet the establish ment of a " Sardinia en the Danube r for Kumla may retort that she will sot permit the independence of the Romans to to at tasked, and Imperial lamer, in the *me of " the principles d It" which look so well at • disarm, may be glad to strike for a Sardinia wherever she sees make or find one. Atquieeessee,', thee, in accomplished facts mast be the order of the day. To this sober, bat seerfal, function. Plenipotentiaries nest elteerfolly easessts. Mealitina, date what • chess of distrust sod doubt this poor old ead-wp Favor at oars is falling hem day to day' Beery trumpery Ten took Prinelpiele is op in acme sad eager to &spat& his corporal's/sand to the frontier of Fatherland, le the event of Fatherland not being atiookod, latices against exportation of horseflesh as rap tamely carried, wherever a Diet of two Wilts* patriotic Germans can be got together. Only Prussia, that has a name, a nation, and • cease at stake, is cautions and expectant. Paris is convulsed by the rumour of M. DE llr•.rta, who always " jobbed" hia e.upt, haling sold an ima ginary stable-fall of saddle and carriage horses; and when Lord CowLEY comes to London for a week, the &aloud. will have it that he has taken French leave of the Tuileries. Then the MINISTER of ALGERIA and the COLONIES has been exchanging unusual vivaeities in Council with M. DzWA.Lawszi; and the Emezzoi has assured a deputation of merchants and manufacturers, according to one version, that topaz **fern ; according to another, that vows awes fa pair ; both eagerly swallowed, as children swallow the jam that mmosals a powder. In short, at this advanced epoch in which we have the gratification to live, we find that the hap. pines., the wealth, the prosperity, the safety of satiates, as. committed to a lottery, to an adventure, to • game of hazard, to a fit of passion, to a caprice of tamper, to a wags, of audacity—to the dream of a con spir►tor, the vision of • fatalist, to we know not what. The prone adorers of irresponsible power are beginning to find that they have paid dear for order and stability, when the order im nothing better than armed violence, and the stability is the weight of Misses that precedes the earthquake. The advan tages of personal government, the sperm of its eseusels, the • seadreuee• of its resolves, the vapidity of its operations, are being weighed in the minds of many mute and suffering spectators against the tardier but safer promisee of • Parliamentary and representative regime., with all its harassing jealousies, all its impertinent aariosities, and all its rash exposures; and the ' balance, we believe, is not at all to the prejudice of England and the English. Indeed, we may eonfi ' dently hope that the world is gaining wisdom from ' expertise's, and that in the coarse of another gess ' ration or two neither Esher nor Imperator will be permitted to deride its fate with • re-amaring wink or a foreboding shrug. Last night Mr. W•trote unfolded the plan by whisk the Goverwmat proposes to settle the long standing Church-gabs olillealty. The right boa. gentleman appease to have felt that the eashanam meat attandbg the present state et the vestige pram sed rather era the Church of England thom alma the Neeesskemisk. for the NA* Medi grater part of Ms speech was takes up with se mat 'Mks of the Ilasacial parities of the Establishment, while the lost sad proper skied el a Rauh eats the whom at lies etykg grievances of Dimetem, was served till the Is* sad thee 'abseiled wkle a protest against the gidms ebbe had mole the Bill assessary. Mr. Wautots was wenn to mentioa any plea fir relieving Diesentore from payment of Church Egos before he had elaborately Maimed that the was se roes& to lessee or justice for their Moan& A gut less dim ortathen of this kind is not the best peoperaties he a samara whisk k is admitted sweet be paned sal= these who as this subject have Mike% samara's' sat jerides admires to the Ogrememeet *MO forwed 6 a spirit et lallokiioll. Mr. WA:J*7.3lmoms very well that but for the keg that the onseliga of seompalsory Church Batas Is per by yew assessing len practicable, he would es' hew heed himself introducing a meows to rare them voluntary. As it hamedLtely affects the Church, Mr. Wet, totes meagare is aomewhat complex. He maintains Chunk Pates, but at the same time meets provinces whisk will, it is to be hoped, have the effect of raising funds for died:Whin the necomity for them, and in the sed of abrogating them altogether. Thus his first prepsoitien is that OWISPI of bad shall her. the pewee to sheep their lands with the saiseat which those lands have hitherto paid. At pre sent the Imw of lbeteris preveats snob an arrange meet I het foe this parolee Use provisions of that law will be repealed. Besides these rent-charges, it Is prepreed to rake money by voluntary subscription and benefaction, and this not only for the sestents ties of the Church but foe the exoneration of the lea/ of the parish. The Impel property moraisg to the Church from these rent-charges and gifts is to be vested in the incumbent and charchwerskes, who kw that purpose are to form a oorporatlea fit the perinea al the Aet. When the voluntary charger ea lead sad the subscriptions takes together shall equal the anseunt et the Church Rate raised in the perish withia a given number of years before, the Qurz' is to have power to declare, by Order in Council, that in that parish Church Rates are abolished. In its relations to the Dissenters Mr. WLroLa's Bill is of simpler character. He propane that when a rate made in vestry is in prows' ad sellestice, any person who 'ball prosiest to the collator • written desieration that he consiontionsly objects to the payment of the same shall be released from all legal obligation in respect of the rate. There is another' proposition for giving the occupier • right to s harp the Church Rate against the landlord and &het it from the rent. which we prof*. ourselves usable to understand, and on which we must reserve jadgment until the Bill is issued. But the fact that a householder may, upon a simple de claration of objection, put away kis liability to the rate, marks the character 01 the .wan is a man ner which no minor provisions is. materially oast —amok Rates are bessofeetli to be a voleatary payment. speakers last sight on both aides of the Ham were aware that the real gaieties In debate wee infinitely more Important than the 300,0001 r a year —a sum about equal to the united aims/ isms of these of our voluntary societies fir sending mlr sinneries to the Pejo= and other savages—which is at pietist raised by Church Rates. Mr. ine.rott spoke of recording the principle now generally acted on, " that we should set impels on " the pablic at large the berthas of paying " for any specific religiose observasee." lord JOHN Russets. was sere explicit. He pasted out that whoa yea ley down the prim ciple that these who do net benefit by the Church of England shout not bear its burden', yes surrender the whole principle upon which the Betablisknent mete. Alta the passing of this Act the Chase of logised night be a pewerfaloresithy, stable, INN abseil led it would ems to be Nadine : it would I be ei•ply dee church of the steasgest meet. Bat es I Ladle= admitted, and as 31r.Wesrotz's figures elbowed, these is nothing veer lageleimas in this re gret The wealth, and apish, wed and of the Church me egad to any dam e& that say be made ea it. to well that Chunkiest see peseiriag whore Ode sketigth really lies. Am the Bishop of Los ses sesarked in his Charge, delivered last Novem ber, •The poet lesson which all these inquiries • Me eases natters foram upon us is, that the • bp are gone by when the Church of Ispead "eel leek to be prepped up by the adreatitheas "aid of cedar adimerity, and yet that kW sat las "presprese sad Wren. This wet great satiated " tieselemeat of the Church d Cams le net " i• Sasser if we, its sinister., ars what we twilit "to be. - Tlf we as; faithfulSo its refornseit s : " cogs, considerate et our people's feelings, wick and self-denying, our Cktreh will be,jue to " grow and flourish rooted in OTV people's harts." We my it is well that the heads of the Church see when their strength lite, because the crisis which has now arrived, and in which the exaction of Church Rates from Dissenters is about to cease for ever, is not, as some persuade themselves, the crea ture of an agitation or the fruit of intrigue, but a genuine historical development of principles, which have for generations been acknowledged among us, and whose application was inevitable se society grew in intelligence and in the consciousness of its rights. fite4. THE ~Re X PRESO, TUESDAY „ EVEIRING, FEBRUARY, V. 22, .1859. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. CMOS Orl OWN PARIS, MOSDLY The Patric hie an article headed " M. Cavoar's Speech," and signed " Paulin Limayree," which, supposing it to be semi-official, as I think it is, deserves notice, because it puts very pointedly upon I record the divergence of opinion between the cabinets of St. James's and the Tuileries, as to the sense in which the " respect for treaties" emphati cally mentioned in the Queen's speech ought to be understood. M. Cavan's spool', says the Patric, clearly explains to every candid mind what is to be thought of the professed respect of Austria and her partisans" for treaties. He shows that ever since 1815 Austria has systematically encroached upon those parts of Italy in which she has no right to set her foot. She has stretched hue possessions far beyond the Appenines, and even to the shore of the Adriatic, and either by diplomatic means, or by military occupations, she has fettered the independence of the Italian princes. Whether they consented to her encroach nests or not is of no consequence. These princes, whose independence is guaranteed by the treatise of 1815, are no more entitled to alienate their rights than Austria is to usurp them. Article Bof the Treaty of Paris (1814), declares that "those parts of Italy, which are not restored to Austria shall con stitute sovereign states." Can it be said that these states have remained "sovereign" in the sense intended by the parties to the treaties of 1818/ 1 No. They are in the hands of Austria—whether foreibly or by their own consent, is, we repeat, of no consequence—and the spirit of the treaties is violated. The Petrie concludes in the following terms: On all these points M. Cavour's epos& Is so clear es to defy al subtertages, end the Baste Is Mb morning con strained to admit that the illnetrions Piedmonts., statesman " hes hit the weak mist of the situation of Austria in Italy —the point Width peinapalty lays her open to the attacks of her adversaries," The *Mon of the Mktg, signed by a nem which bat Me V wee we, famerelle to haste* de serves to be aelleed. We thinks* hell the attention of all candid minds I.K.Cavan', um*. The diets which it states will be mew to very row pee* He completes the meanest* which wee so well berm by the pamphlet, " Na poleon 111. et maw The public be Swope will now milmetend the Wien recedes, and will bow on which side is rowlesettes, end on which ambleles. It will no longer be deluded, hut will at length fully perceive the truth d the situation, which any be this stated : Tama who have artiaselly deleted testlee now ask that they shield be voireerd I We, The have always respected Ohms, now ash artery should be reviesd. We ask this for the asks of the reatir therestre, rd for the pasoe of the world. The solidarity between M. de Caron: and the French governinect, openly proolailm' led by this article, is highly lasperthat. It will be seta by the Moods( extract from the Dikes that M. Prevost- Feudal, when admiersian that Austria has trans. greened the boon& of treaties by her conduct in Central Itsly the Paris is so anxious to register, wishes to nail Count thymus to the pee see grievances eneserated in his speech, and to hold hiss betted not to go la for the doctrine of the French official past phis' that Austria mast be turned eat of Lsosbardy : Allbongh the miNtary onsigatkao isetandood by Amnia beyond bartentiory met a moult at mown pivots Matta Idebsob Isimehel by limeirs, tt I. not hem has that Pied mont may pow inenned Y aomptideig et We unwire lbw glom to Amid= Witmer beret be isgillmol• pee suelees. hoar own might not Am band! latilbrest to as szesselos winch is opposed to be ova Wawa la dory, nod mid& Piolmest Waft ssemeales ter be e Wily. Oast Omer, by mailednig Mach! IS this pen& sad dm* &ats; ter the Mika popshibes sot valet by Ile beano el UM to the Anstrion goyim the right el elimponag body ol thin desilay, NA se eoadag to Ur but asemeloading with their prime% bies boon Imam Inspired thee If ha bad ohlwa bland diapered to fprovoke eeWeetain en hisenoction in the Lombardo-VonettLe twel. trey, eel to favour the expulsion of the lestrions from Upper Italy. le this polet of view, kis last vetch is roost demewbg of attention. Count Cavorts 'Tyson to Paha lifted, at present to claim* the adhesion of Austria to the pinciple of non-letervention in the affairs of certain Patin governments too much ►oensomd to r,cton on her maim. tense Noshing oft be ss'd easiest this desire of Piedmont, end she will loss nefting by restrieting herself to that de►ks. Per vas the priseipis of non•iattrventloa in the affairs of Casual Italy generally adopted, great changeo would tabs plate `that patios et the Peninsula, which would by a seeeessAlew modify the condition of the sunshades. The fullewing is frost the Gazette it. France : The lest apse& of Omit Caron, d'art complately from Ids preardiag saes. According to this decimation, kis no longer a garden el invading Liatterdr, of witiertoklng a eftspaign, et any risk, whist Austria, and of coasidering as s ewes Silk the defeesive attitude of the Viten* Cabinet, Omit Carew sow only talks of Wien Austria to Ireton le to. limits marked out by the finites of 1815. What a Amp ft Count Circus's tone I It would, however, be a mistake to attribute too mock itoportnece to this declaration, sad it would be a great illusion to believe in the dacerity of ►is language. Bet It is tilt useless to pallet out the illogical position tato which fells the Piedmoutose relnieter when seek leg to gift embitters to his policy, when complied to present Mardi otherwise thaw ea a raischkfftaker to European dtpicemier. The Univers mays : What Europe very clearly reaurke Is. t►at Piedmont &- elms war, that all the revolatioakte of Italy °mutt ow her, Hat ehe ta her turn counts on ',medal ettecorr, and that with that she believes herself Justified in marchtag boldly on the unknown, prepared to wont by all the events which may seise from enemas. TMe le what can bs observed ; the rest resales a scant of Pwrvldenos. i3osse attention is excited by a statement, said to have been Made by the Cologne Gazette (in a number which I believe was seized at the post-offlos here), that nsgstiations are going cm for a tre►ty of alliance between Frans and Russia. A letter from Madrid, which is likely to be cited by the provincial journals, states that in Spain war le looked upon as inevitable, and that although the proper part of Spain is to remain neater, if circum @tenses were to force her to take so active part in the hostilities she would certainly declare ha velf spinet Austria. M. ladle Penh* had a long audience of the Em peror yesterday. The leabd•for pamphlet. " How the Empire is Naos," wUI not appear trill Thursday. It is dated that M. Felix Solar hse bought the Pram hem M. Millard. The Roane has been exceedingly heavy, owlet, it is mid, to what passed at the meeting between Prince Napoleon and a deputation of Italian refu gees, which I daneibed yesterday. The iterate fell 25e. fee cash, and 60c. for aseeaut, dosing at 67fr. 66c. and 67fr. 60e. Mobilise fell llfr. 2541., notwithstanding the announesureut in the morning of a large discount, whieb, under ordinary threa diness, would have led to a rise. AU the railways fall from 2fr. 60c. to 6fr. STAIN. MADRID, 7.18. 211. This evening 101 deputies of hu-trade opinicus, ellas a distension on the taril4 posed a retegation thot the liberal mutations of the tariff la regard to .sane ought to be .:tended to own. n. Opal Owens of Mile& of the 17th by the deireteg Is 4:Nestles elan ceder et Ow Mader el the Werke, seise k— el the piddle th the peidtities sepal hems b the bastion at the Lombirde-Vosetian Wage" Ile Tye* sad the Voralbarg So Waded to atiga" be Court. The Prises Comet, attended by Major-General the Hem. Charles Ony and Colrain the Hon. D. de Be., ldt. Backlight= Palm* et 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Me Hoye' Highness titivated by the Botch Western Rail way to reenborcemb, and rode on horsebsok to Blackwater, when the Aldershott division was in poeiticm, under the command of List-Oeneral Knollys. Tbe Priam menented oolows to the weed Muslim' of t►e 17th or Prince Whirrs Regiment of Light Infantry, end returned, to Buckingham Palace at 4 o'clock. The Prisoner Alice and Helens rode in the Riding-hews. TM Lied of Aberdeen, Ledy Annetta Loftus, the Bishop of London ma Mn. Telt, Coked w Hon. A. sad Kn. Gordoe, end Captain Benxi, bed the honour of dining with the Queen in Mr meting. T 1;. bisi dmi Ouirdisi Gime Mended it Backing dun rum during poi the Iletimiog Om. LW S I - . ::= ::: :: t• ::- ~,.t: = Lord Cowley bed an Interslnv with ihis 2 al Derby yesterday, at his Aida residence l Dewsiliewlease. Despatches from the Lord High esaisksientr et es lonian Dimas hom the Governess el the Mak arterkes Provinces, sad from the Governor al NAN wen realised yesterday at the ADDILIDIUS TO TIM Qum= AND PZINCZ CON- sow 01 Tel Dim Os mum Osioniam.D.—(Tais DAy.)—This Arrows the oerporatioa of Lowles, lorthw with their principal law officers, met at Chi Mali and pro weetiWl to peosenios to Beridegitsw Uwe for the purpose of peeistialt se her If ejesty sad the Nice Olasert the ad drawn of emirstreistion weeatly *doped at the Court of Coma Camel ea the wooteice of the birth of the Phase of Palo. iii/ADAL DI HIDE 14111.—(THIS DAT.)—This MAD/ So foorrfogs of Lodi Inisrbeta Shaw Leiser,, forterrer of Ifloomi iron*, IM. woke, of do Haase of Comm. IS Coglols Ilitlikosy, IN., Darby, d Sr Mildirsy, woo ooklooSd at tit Quorp's Chwob, Essrlor-otpore. The ormAy-morded pair marrow& hit Sr So me of Smoot Ablitaioll, Est, Plullret, Eat. . . Th. Barlie journals speak e t a malsizaseial oaks bellara the Prises et Weir sad the Prisms Aleseartes, daughter et Perm Albert st Pere* red the Ptimerre Merrier of the Itetleerisais. Tide latter le serrated her het bursa. Her Royal Rieman the Dubow Cl Heat, wko Is rtif mkt* at Fragame Lei" Y arimpire twoollat hal* awl &wise the psi Weft hie alWatra lewarke elver la the Greet Perk. Th. Omit NAltoa she. hee ideesed to the awetok Jonorpotrost. Visesantas Palateiston's party, labials& for next Thomtoy, is piped to Saturday, the 26h is t. Lady Cetaunter will have an siastably this even !nibs' todiotro k Bortokay-tqoare. _ _ lit H. C. Moittgammy and Lady Montgomery here arrived la Ism tram Ike Quick's Hotel, Upper Norwood. WI undestand that MI. Blaneho Darner, only um rdad dmagidar ad Yr l °Asset Ma Dos. D. bensi.. asd atar to Visasmilisa lielostas. Is about to be married la Caked Issiseab, data Psalm Garr& The tlawaitTes ♦ppu.yi hsiti as sass* last stea ks ed tie resldenes of Ike Lopata, Olbodes M. Owen de Rotheshild, whose asniege was recently easoeosoed, bee left Paris wl'h hie rang bride for - The Earl of Derby has introduced a bill to enable her Majesty to saelogge the edvowsua et the vicarage of Waltos-cum•Mettem,ll the Mist Min et Yorkshire. fat the 'Avowal* et the messy et Zebu, b Nerthespleashbe, in the pommies ateas Xk Sophie BrealAsy, &spinster, of 'itches Howe, Terlahlre. "As the propose! eschew" (the bill Is thus satisaly weeded), "by NOWA d the greet vekae at the testery of sdea, wssl he for the bias& Otto entre, bet Melody hes btu graciosely pleasat to sprees Mane." Oa Friday week Loa Lysdharst will call flat Anglo& el the Hesse el Leek to the Soya Aredemy, amt to the empanel to Ago the eatebtfirtiment from the . . Notional Genet, to a sew situation, out the coudltiono of such removal. On Thursday *owing Mr. Croak, M.P., will move for leave to tairodueo tato Ilan Rom of Commons a bill to place the employment of semen, young pie, end &Ohm is bleaching Wain sad dyeing works ender the regnlstlens of the Peet:flee Art. At bill bee been intiodueed into the Hones of Canoes' by Kr. Weems odd Kr. Williem Brews to pro vide far the We of psis, mei, leer, better. owl potatoes, eel ether egriedearel pods* Mee the lek of Juicier, ant, by tbe pawl avoirdupois, She some at 10m., the vetted ot 1001 b., esti the ton of %Mb. Major Edwards, 11. i., meet with • slight accident at Wskefield yesterday mewing, on his return to town ,hkh will prevent him bow resuming his place is Portia: neat far a short time.—MeseAssisr Grardiss. We regret to heir of the death, yesterday, at the Cedry Peery, of W. Prteteerd, Esq., High Banff of Southwark. The Sussex Sweat states that the Hops Excise Duty Repeal Amoebae= tee Jetell received as weesika to ka liet of viewprestdrate la the sews of Lad Harry Tear M.P., of WM* Abbey, sad Mr Thomas Marra Willem: Bert., el Searke, Fistalies. The C.aaoil of the Mediee-Chirurgical Society have arranged far a coarse of ketone, to be delivered la Gliegow, try Dr. !pawl. Lately a message er petition was seat from the begat village la Cede le Wr. Eliadeleas, *Oka that the* &wk. did set reward tb* ekes; Wt they were well satisfied with the BMA gesieresteat; sad they bawd hie eseelleary to came est mad bar for hiseself. Colonel Cyprimsl, who lately arrived in Paris Lew Mare Cans bee hit kr Leaks, " is oder," rye 0•101004. " is poist out gentrearat the Marion of Ilse Datieblea Pekelphaw." The Kiog of the Netheriastle bee jest entered his 42ed year. A letter from Berlin mentions Ole arrival in that capitol of X. de Lemnos, who batoodtatoly p visito to the mddstors, to Bina do Hasabolity sod other The Nedrid Owne et the 17th is spin neatly CM with Admen to the Quest hose Cube, energetically prose* Ageism& any purchase of the island by the Visited gleam --- A letter drew Tolima, of the 14th alt., stye I— " Ttie Enroprea colony bss Just bed the mfstortane to lose M. Floozy, se &Ainslie* se ea Orientalist, who We. rr away appoirdal peobeser of tlite Preach Isogon% Utmost* aid dietary to the hereditary prism Re was owlet air by freer after a TV] Alit tune.. at! the Etropere reeileste attonclat the (.oral. es his Mad end ooadlialory obrohro bed procured bin petrel eslatT.': The Gamma of Dia&lA, who had hem mat elth alt Oman to Carliallotali y a tbtbwtMr, bus jun tom midamsel by lir taltiple in at to lop& ramat d. Eh. le well widow his ptudolumost i tho dal d tho Tanta. HI. inomplien elk° woo oat tot* bin Imo bets, tt to slid, conammod to d..& A bettor from Somma status that, oa the lath, moo Moamar down" boollots boil earn* with • IMP Mein oebint on tho km*, ensavell bM on Plodmontort grad. sm. matmalt, it it ailed, moo I op, sad ohm wilily sadsomille dila le /Mao of Ile ma by hi enema lad Ma Is dames% wbo m wool tb fro, met Mix& a Sb ibayokoma. Mumma woo vomited. GERMANY. trio( own owx MAYENCE, 1 7 si 14. I am sorry to say the hopes of those who fondly believed that the regeneration of Germany would issue from the debates of the new "liberal parlia ment" of Prussia are not likely to be realised very soon. The phalanx of moderate coaditutionalists in the minor German states have at present rather • hard stand, for they are frequently taunted by the ultra-democratic party for the sympathies which they had evinced towards the cause represented by the Regent. We confess it in sorrow, not that we have been wrong in principle in declaring for Prussia at that time—still we confess that practi cally our democratic competitors have, to • certain extent, been right in prophesying that the govern ment of Prince William would not step before the Chambers with any plans of reform worth mention ing. I repeat what I said on a former emission, viz., that this policy of ultra-conservatism, as pur sued at Berlin, must necessarily have the most fatal influence on the maintenance of a strong constitutionalist party in the smaller states. Theserepeated deceptions of moderate hopes cannot but have the effect of driving men to despair. The revolutionary propagandists derive new strength therefrom, and consequently succeed more easily to propagate, in secret, their dufrufs, Bloods-Anseigoro der Dentochen Notion, ana other pints of the same destructive kind. I have heard that of late they have also addressed each republican appeals to the youth of the universities. Would that governments, by a truly liberal policy, would take the revolutionary weapon from the hands of this party. The natimal German sentiment has recently once more been stirred up by the Italian complications, as well üby the Schleswig-Holstein affair. There can be no doubt, however, that In spite of the pre yelling feeling of mistrust with regard to Louis Bonaparte, the enlightened Germans still &wish the saw of Italian independence. In the Schleswig-Holstein matter some excitement has been created by the numerous addresses pre sented at Itithoe by thousands of inhabitants in fa vour of the union with Schleswig. Addresses have also been presented from German merchants, pro fessors, &c., residing at Bradford (Yorkshire), and Liverpool. It seems that this token of sympathy on the part of Guinea natives living abroad has woduced a very good result. A great number of journals allude to it se to a feet of some importance ; and the same impression I obtain from private letters received from friends at Kiel and Itzehoe. But the affair of the Duchies weald lead me to ques tion' with which I will not presume to take up the valuable space of your columns. SARDINIA. (711011 Ouz on TIMM, Fes. 17. I believe I am able to announce that a majority of votes is already secured in the approaching con fessors 'pea the double electioa of General COW. Primate. Wm& she is of opinion that the twofold elesthabas asthma made is the spirit of the lam, is nomelheillil sonviaced that the wish of the Rottman peephs aught sot to be resisted. On the other hand, sines Francs, Russia, and Sardinia nahseitatlngly approve of the election, the result will be, I repeat, that the eommissionen of Turkey and Austria will met be alb to carry their point. It is to be hoped llmt ateb %glesad will throw her suffrage into the scale g the rights of the peoples. Count Omer, to show the anxiety of the Sardinian government to acknowledge the political union of the two principalities, demanded of the Cheri bra on Tuesday-the neosesary funds for a a diplomatic peteistativeln Rueliarestt re Oeensral Oven's wart. As seen as the emotion ci parlia ment shall have been obtained he will send li. a young nun of extraordinary talent, to r i a l etly-miLW post. I am able to assure you, from another source, that the late circular of Count Cavour, end Us able speech in the Chamber of Deputies, have made a most favourable impression on the Qua% ministers. Their language reveals a far gunkse inclination to work in harmony with Flub sued have Austria isolated. The arrival of deserters and volunteers continues here. The government has fixed on Fomano and Cum u the depots where these volunteers sea solid and receive their training. Volunteers are beginning also to arrive from tie Papal States. I wrote you word the other day that the Duke of /dodoes had been compelled to withdraw his soldiers from the frontiers, in the hops of preventing dee/r -em. It continues notwithstanding to • slight extent. Then is a report that Mazzini has arrived at Lugano, in Italian Switzerland, and that he is striving to produce a violent itunurectionary attempt in Lombardy or somewhere else. I don't know whether he has arrived or not, but this I know, that he will not be able to batch one of his plots. Bohn he eau regain credit and inflames a long time art elapse, and the ardent expo:delouse of young Italy must be first fairly tired out with waiting. Yesterday the Senate approved the loan quatioa by 69 to 7. The Marquis Brignole, a fume champion of the clerical party, oinreed the Ministers on the same ground that the Count Della Margberita took up in the Chamber of Deputies. Count Cavour replied by enumerating the in sults of Austria, and reminding the hews of the principle now recognised by the beet international jurists, that no Sovereign can renounce his own in dependence, as Austria his persuaded or constrained the Italian princes to do. The Senator Chitlins, formerly a Minister of Finance, complained of the =.need by Lord Brougham against Piedmont, ed the vast learning of that illustrious =a would not be obscured by prejudices against Italy. EGYPT. Yam. 12. Her Majesty's Ammar Ruyan; with Prins Alfred ea bowl, Is reported in filen The arrival of his Royal Righter is maim d preps, jut at the moment whoa British %Baena, oolong neglected la this onatry, is be e:ninth revive. Hie Ultima Said Perlis haa manifested his desire to do great hen=■ to our young Prince, and to reciprocate the kind inapt evizon by our moat noble doworelpn towards his infant Goa Ton Pact. when In Bagdad—ltsestetin, Mohamed Alto flare robes, ben already prepared to retain hies. Hie Highboys the Viceroy has bees out at sea since the 10th inst., and, it Is reported, with the Westin of wens( the Rhythm and piloting bar iwo the hwboar. „ - - The flies at the Barge in hmour of the Viceroy on tie anniversary of his bir.b, cam off on the 26th nit., sad ea the 7th carnet his Highness deigned to accept a road boll given to his by the Bank of Egypt at their establishment is Ms lawn, which was most gmeasenely teraishal, all the mrangements having been made with great teas, &fag bonsai Is ear Italian. The entire haildiag wee noplas with every Europe= and Oricn.al splendour, mad richly =peed threagbout, and in the centre a doom wee placed a magall cat throes. His Highest's arrived at 10 p.m, wad appeal In hie weal good humour, followed by his Webers Lama Prim, the premeaptive heir, the shah of hie mfaieree. &a He woe motive& by Mr. Nana, ens of the amiegies dl motors, sad Goateed to a arras mils of apaimanta eta- Decal with which was a room eta a meet semptaine =pre Amongst the invited-1,200 it iambs—wen the several oinsolergearral sad mod, Hater-Ciateral comb, end the captain and Gears of the Vatted Baas frigate iliesedona sad of the Trash ma summer Chanel. Trade is exceedingly dell, several hauls iambi lately tam plate, la 000•KIIISCO of KMm redder gala speenla des& Exchange, though a shads lover, is MITI very high, the rulers system which hes her iatroduord of daily in hering the value of coins is la las been& to • ekes, the go eemeernt tariff having has alegted foe ell commatial trwarelisea though it is deabefel whither this will ra dially are the allots it will bays a door era for spas- Yams on aloe, all we sisal Nib by Ma fall bat to the masa state of affairs, valor the llgyptima peasant* adepts the plan of gander its cam =ratty. Failures continue fa take plass in various parts of Prawn. The most recent is that cif Mom Emilia, Lich- Naas's, and Co., at Marosilles. THE PENINSULAR MAIL. (IT mimic rizzoiarz.) (nom otla OWN oolauromnare.) SOUTHAMPTON, Tummy. The Tagus has arrived with the Peninsular mail. At Liabla there hare been several secret sessions of the Cortes on ecclesiastical matters and about the presentation of Indian bishoprics. The Portuguese government have agreed to assist the South Atlantic Telegraph Company as muoh as possible. A large amount of shipping is now done at Lis bon from the North. Raolunge on London same as by last pocket. MALTA. MALTA, FEB. 15. Her Majesty's ship Caredoc, with Mr Hoary Storks, left for Corfu last night. During his stay at Malta them was a review of the whole of the imps, in his honour. He also attended the council of government. Her Majesty's ship Recruit was to have been paid off, but far the present she it denied to convey any despatch that V•lff he retitle piece of the Cmadoc. Her hiajest s ship Vigilant is at Clefts Voorhis, In atteedance on Roy., Highness the Prince of Wales, bat it to expected she will be relieved by be Majesty's *hip Semite, which It is reported proceeds there from the lonian Islands. flee Majesty's ship Conqueror prepared for sea a day or two ago, but nothing feather about her destination, or when she is to go to era The Arebdake Constantine is expected hers on the 20th, Ahewly pestered= is being made for a grand ball =his anted. The mails for India via Horseflies and na Gibraltar, both arrived this day ; to did the Ripon, Peninsular sad Oriental Company's /reamer, from Alexandria ; aad ell leave again tide night. Peninsular and Oriental Compsey's steamer Panther snivel with the overland portion of the India Hattmail from Alexondria. The nail was waiting some tilms , a= the Ripon brought the Southampton In end weed the Pewee/ See hems after she isle= this fee kdalts, the Panther being es rents far Alexandria fee the malls. Had stamen been ready at Alual k. t!te Bombay nail might hays been some days ember hi Her Majesty's ship Hugely", edit Primes had strived at Alexandrie. Bow nation in Bengal have politicised her Ma jesty, myths for the batrodaetka el the ladles lotus ha the aelisnel emblem of the epee, the Wide, and the elioneek. A deputation of Italian refugees residing in Paris we swivel en Bonds, at the Palen Royal foe the purpose of ptheating thew Ammo* and a wegnlftornt bouquet to the Priceere Clothilds. Amoag them were a penal la the eszeoe of the Venetian govemenest in 1848, a minister nada the Roma nabk, awl another whew, an ardent repablieen awl a friend of Massial. The pion thanked thew in the thaw of the pima, sad meld words to tide .ilea —" Gramm you ow% doubt of the Besperee's sympathy sad my own for -The balanee-eholi jthe I CHT Or Coaitwo.--Te oranco-,.--_ =th )slS y for 1111611 via honed ll this mo h rning. Thar rel y- -y .1 the per, hadedlag 4,697/. Os. d ., bang= hared has 1817, =meted to 61,5771 O. 4 1d., sad the mmeadtture ki K ire. 4s. la , a which 40, 71. Os. U. was honed hoot he deelLfor the we of bis Royal 1141 aces the Panes el Wales. The Woos brought lowed to the prated year 1s 7,4751. Os. lid. SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS IN THE METROPOLIS. —This =taw a poliatantery Mon, chided at the la stance col Visaing 'hearten, was bud, showing the atusber of loose fn each district mob the ll= Leal blemegememt Act in rem= to wbkh the Alms d heath a the Looal Board of Health hive meow model the hose of orders for watery teamed eta Ist harry, 1866. New ILIMISTRATEL—By recommendation of the Ler Obecellor the following genthopen have been sato in m el the toasty of •*-um :--George Gary. Esq., E Pot, Beat Orbited ; Wlllllllll Rollooe'White, Chides Beedall, No. 3, Dakealiest, &Oat- Zti . likkanhoe Esq. ; and Thome Rothe Zone, Mbflassh berm azi-Thme. Sir Walter Empoes, Bert • sees Phillip, of Claremont ahem , _• Jran Jamie, Req., ol Stanho Cott*, Wee g . ofb. ; Maisiteadßillsd; sea yranai Edat B ui. t u narg y 8. .. ri umoc Chu t, ttlain zab rar we lt. re she swore M. TUB FRENCH Paorturronr, BESSNZIL—We lady orailosol that a protestant named Boma had bees aim Mood y the Correctional Tribunal if Colmar to a has d Wk. he a pamphlet spigot the derma 4 the Immerite Oreeption, fa contravention et drily diuly, 1/113, which Wadi= the distribetfoe of works ad maid bit! add tie stamp. This sesteme ores the ems cacao on for hearing two days see before e ttle=" , del Coast of Colmar when the previous soladmmatio. was sealined and &ono condemned to all the eats al ate appeal. It wee proved at the Marfa, that Brow bed on wend amealoas disribated =Woes pubbledlene aka= Leal attbethatioe, notateetading a premiss aide Ma cm limp lest trial le refrain from =A Tim BROWNING'S AND MADAME Maana.—Tbe traltolerd statemeat hem Mr. end IMM/10/*, the dtettagalebed pot andSb e as Men ad by am of Choir Meads to th e Usitai with thetlethe ad It should be laid before the Amides& timenali Me arespaper pad—" Having .mar edermellathe C=ihst ildrovlllarh, hie Mlllaildll Al = 1 hi the Usitei Mates ' the Brevatege," tit. is., to Were on ' Orall' eat ' Pollan; =id mod= bad to aphin ilia= with a straw personal sabot= soil ahem he Mato, end a love for liberty sod tit amemsoy odd leaie known to ell who bow us, =yet entire 115 .1 L eak eset boa his ber views of Ordni and ha opiebaspon leg that every attack on the Plasomese gm= levelhd also sestina the pooral It. mem Tile la the Met bee we have salad a prated obmnattoa as semelvs, odemly a_palahl sonse of day cowereleges to do so OM: E ZOO= IOWIHNO, BLIZAHNITII BAJLIIII7 BRowitteO. —Rama, Ir. 6,1869." THE AMERICAN SENATE Cmomisaa.—Almady fault I. found with the United Sista &sate chamber. Mr. Bale lately said that if "a dower Mate aprothe reel we end bor. That is," said he, " the we at this moat. I think it is the most unhealthy, nnoontitetable, 111-matrivad tt..., ever fa In my Ms, and my heat is sallodas has the atmosphere." Gosaanoite or Koreas. Oar trier pealor at Lain's., Emma, writes ter that the bed= at that capital la a black moa, a slaved Judge IV:11 that his Exesermoy, Governor Mrdary, moody bis I shop to be shaved. lost before Tom (that it Me • same) got the dada by the Owe, thathmetimary, who .de economy to his many other virtues, soil :- 0 Leek tore, I we yos to shave me by the tooth." " Wail, rain don't row, mew," ststamend Toot, bsell=;WeE. why P--why tat, Toe r "Well, mere l des' was so ris &lappet, bat den, all the =born= el tent• tory don't stay here bat so short, and dry to away Se br a or lee sot ego dot pa be here a mod; eel so, yet see. I don't bow, sasao."—Ano York Ilia= At a misting (a fortnight since) of the Maier thireem [Marked Society the Roo, Dr. N. Frothiaghtun odd of the his Mr. W. Prescott—" BM mother, as she pat with me ass day in my dad y, remarked: 'This is th e very nom lame Wl re woo shut op for se eery emir in War dormim In all that Ityleg sets= whom to notch hod le be enasel, end our besets were ready to MI us kW her, I swab a ale& Inatome gr.poil my way ace= the sip asend le take Inv plaeo at hie ode, that he did sot salute me viii isms tarty aproseloa of road chew—noi in a aegis lesleses—as ft we were the paVents and it was hie plate le taatket na: No word of cornea= through all that Memel prid—no sigh of impatience or regret' THE FATAL Poet's:lwo AFFIAT AT WHALLET.-•• At Liam = Masao, ca Friday, William aniesos t ihrs. drift, id John Probe win Wield lb the laid mar dm el Jam= Metargh, when scamp or graserairr sa the ate Lat lb. Whalley, cm the Mg= at Me 18th December oggromr, amid FrUlay, agorae& Ms goooordings friths party of peaoliwa, °arising at eve, Melee= h im self, sod the i th ey with the gentakeepete, der which lieseegb, who was en aid mot, was tor of y avuok. The mama of the wee sesame& that the gen= bespoint. TM opd lived twelve ye pater ha ems meerelL Mr. Jades Willie, in his thugs to dr jar, eberreed that it they am& lb. keepers, Gy ash awdmt end mew realms, in atemagther to liner tin mom hod petard dm area In 106 bar - lair 1.1 to Sho death d throated, On he dna WAS tidy mainkesham death jay, ease se bode 60freotioa, took that imeolli New el the dam mad bid arenos or Krim guilty al emeskochter emir, sad eetaltha Parka. asollossem who le onc sa t dJe saber woe roused to tea yam mad Haim to he. preemevitsdo. IyR LATE Iweemoemerr roe HOP Dtrnr.— , We us ided to and that John Wells, whoa itopriamment in Hassemeglogool, der non-payomet of hop duty, wee Woggle =be our sake by Mr. Nash. cl Bothester, a week or two Mesa bee bees nleaesd. Mr. Mask himself Ent sr addle the Idled Riveter mateiths on Well's baolf, but Or emoringammoodel, ha rode knows the circum stantial,- I. I. Brims, Lg., me of tbo lemstem far West thienry, wits ammoraosi the Traseary, end Willie Dom- Ilea was thus shard, ebear.--tilostA Sorters Germ. EOLITH Isatantatow Munum.--Doring the week airs Febetory 19, the vldlies have been es lone=: — Oa Wed.", Tureen ea 64.14.7, ha dieln 5r0 36 11 . • Node c o l Tamar. boo esentorm EMI. Oa the eleilmei ago (admi r eto tho peaks 703 • ih = 111604 weening. W . 306 ; total, 8,240. 111=2; anises a , . es Pus AL, DEVONSHIRE durass, CreT.—The sereede whir d talks" " ,16 " 4 Allidmi as sea erre Folonim 19 wes-aediel, 737; alglool,40; MIA 1,186, at Oak 316 were sew imme.