The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-18 00:00:00

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To-NIGHT, chould no untoward circumstance intervene, Lord MALMISBUIT and Mr. Dtenami will make their oß•deferred statement on the akin of Europe. As it is still expected that the disso lution will take place on Tuesday, these expla nations will be the most weighty words which Ministers will have an opportunity of addressing to the present Parliament. The desire to celebrate the close of the session with words of hope has se much of patriotism in it that we do not grudge the Ministry any advent/4;v they can derive at the luting. from whatever favourable repreeentations they may feel at liberty to make this evening. No doubt they will remember the gravity and magnitude*: ;hose permanont intarestawhici every word of theirs will affect, at their addresses are read in all the great entree of industrial and com mercial activity, and will feel the importance of the etrieteret whereon of statement: With every friend of humanity we shall rejoice it Mi- aisters should be able to tel as that biotin-is:al aata- gonisme, antipathies of race, the pride of military strength, and the jealosa ameeptibilitim of opposi tion, have given way before the coin of Christianity and men, sad that Europe unanimouily admits that in the affairs of Italy no interest is so great sv that of the Italians. Bat experienos teaches as to moderato oar expectations. For the last three months the Power from which conceisaion must proceed if war is to be averted has receded farther and further from a recognition of its duties, and the latent mani festation of the disposition of Muria is a document in which no rights are acknowledged but those of the despotic Men of Italy immorally to *ppm* their people at home and to combine to aid one another In ao doing. It is announced, on mast respectable authority, that the meeting of the five Great Powers to consider the affairs of Italy in a Congress in delayed by • preliminary difficulty, ceased by a preposition lade by Austria. This Power seeds • gamma ilimarmarat a condition precedent of bur estrange into a Negras. Let as examine this peepatal, •ad um trbatbar it is consieleat with a einOen; desire to meet the other Powers, se was not rather purposely made for trice- . . A gees& disarmament is a pledge that there shall be se mu. Austria, occupying a panty &fu gue pceitioo, ►aving nmhing to gab, sad wry math to lose by bostilitise, naturally daises be ruses e the danger. But that danger has not grura ap without muse. For many years put the mugs whip/ &edible has endured at the hands of Mist& have ben urged in vino, and the people of that country have endued a load of taxation which is becoming intolerable. Now that Austria we armies arrayed in her front her loge grows more smogant than ever, sad she &climes to listen in &Congress to any MOM _ stream scathet ►r useseatiles i• Italy Mtn the hems which hare teen es weed In the MON Of jars tie* and liberty hays be.. elsemsed. Est the Powers which, after years of vain resionetrame saL is the cam of Sardinia, at &minimums smatisr, bum toessulated them foam omeeirs that it igeospeols rose that they should be asked to destroy the mails before the Mat guarantee has bees gives that the sad shall be obtained. The danger of war having been removed. patient Austria would be happy to ob lige Franc* and Sardinia with any amount of im potent diseassios, and by that passive resistance in which she has always excelled would prolong and wiedires the present intolerable state of akin throughout Italy. No such proposition as that now insisted on •eeeesary. The peaceful deliberations of the Cos. gems would have been eofficiently secured if Frame, Austria, and Piedmont had consented to arrange, as surely they would have been reedy to do, that the prim should not be broken during its continuance. It might farther have hem made part of the arrangement that the troops of Sardinia and Austria should be respectively withdrawn to a certain distance from the common frontier, so as to prevent the possibility of accidental collisions. Of course we shall be told that sas► en arrangement would hare involved a proloseethie of the ruinous war expenditure of Austria in Lombardy, which, it, is asserted, bean at the pressed inement to the ex peaditure of this time last per disproportion of 21 to I. This is • very grave soosideratioc, doubt less ; but if the jammed war expenditure presses heavily upon Austria, a Great Power, having • population of 40000,000 seeds, how mast the maintenance of the Sardlaisa army weigh upon the 15,000.000 people of that monarchy Sardinia might with reason complain, and has complained in solemn state papers to be found in every European chancery . of the neomity which the systematic antagonism or Austria imposes on her of keeping up an army out of proportion with her revenue and population. But desirable as *redaction of expenses would be on both side.. on financial grounds, the mere ez isteece of extra ordinary armaments cannot in candour be alleged as any reason for avoiding a Congress, which might be held under a common promise to abstain from hostilities during its continuance. hot the proposal to maks a general disarming the condition of • Congress is not only unreasonable arid unnecessary, it is impracticable. The armies of France and Austria are maintained on a sad* calcu lated for their position as Greet Powers, and with reference to all the liabilities which that position entails. Austria has so swims intention of Mains the, army which confronts Russia, represses Hew kIL , THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, IMO. pry, and menaces the semi-independent nation of the L.wer Danube. France is not expected (rosily to diminish the forces which maintain the Empire, hold Algeria. and keep the populations of Paris sad Lyons in check. Farther, there is no absolute standard by which the normal armaments of Frame and Austria ma be assmilmined, and so power which can watch sear and artily the fulfilment of a pledge to disarm. Tls 121111410, if agreed on to-morrow, would, in fact, as kg as the two Great Powers are concerned, re sales Itself into the removal of the French dividers from the toot of the Alps to Chilons or Baralsgso, and of the Austrian corps dorm& from Lombardy to Moravia or Bohemia. In the cue of mos power roily would what is fallaciously ealled a mond disarmament be effectual. Sardinia has no Oran or Constantine in which to hide her battalions until they are wanted in Europe. Disarmament is her OM would be a real reduction to helphonmem; it maul be her &gradation in the sight of Italy ; it woad be the severset blow that could be given to that moderste party throughout the Peninsula, w►ieh connects the regeneration or Italy with monarchical order and seastiottional liberty. Hence, in the eyes of Anon* it is a cardinal point—an imaginesWs oondkno. To begin a deliberation on the affairi of Italy by dastroying en army to which Lombardy, Tosoany. Parma, Modena, Rome, have spontaneously fur nished 14,000 youth, would be a splendid stroke of Austrian policy, • sore pledge that whatever else might result from a Congress, the notion of encour aging Italians to do aught for themselves should be discouraged. But the statesmen at Vienna must have known that such • proposition could not pos sibly be accepted. It wu not meant for France or Sardinia, but as • bait for those neutrals who, it wee hoped, caring nothing for Sardinia or Italy, would MO la this transparent imposture an overture of pease. LATEST INTELLIGEN THE NEGOTIATIONS: The Inelepeniance Belge, of yesterday even ing, states that France has just notified to England that she accepts the general and simultaneous disarming as the first question to be 'Omitted to the congress, and that she will under take that no attack shall be made by Piedmont against Austria for three months. In return the Court of the Tuileries requires that Piedmont sad the other Italian States be admitted into the congress on the same footing as the Ave great powers. The Irukporodance adds, "We believe we can state that the Hegraph has already conveyed to Paris replies from London and Berlin but little favourable as a whole to them propositions. Ragland, as we have said before, wishes France to join her in re quiring formally of Piedmont that she disarmswith. cot any moven/Mien. If a solution is not soon Mad, we most expect to me the Derby Cabinet sepa rating its policy from that of France, and if not allying Melt to Austria, at least to maintain an absolute neutrality. Meanwhile the military pre parations continue unceasingly in France, and if pesos is not the remit of the negotiations, the Imperial Cabinet will at any rate have gained by them the double advantage of aggravating the financial difficulties of its adversaries and finishing its own armaments." PIEDMONT. The Nord of to-day Wiliam the following telegram " 0130 A, BroznAr. o Six hundred Taman volunteers have arrived, and a second detachment of the Name atrength is hourly expected. "Letters from Milan state that the Archduke Maximilien has left for Vienna." Deo" Minister of Marin♦, is jolt dead. He Preset of the Lot et Garonne, but although his I 'ate fortune was wry small he resigned his flux last year, when the Publio Safety Bill was brought ihrward. This rarecrample of independent feenig passed unnoticed at the time. HOUSE OF roans—grin 16. The Herd Ler& wet an twelve detail wa far geopeen el forwarding the flardeigni ZUW I et di a a stage. The Idl wu reed a th'ud due eat pawl; shut which WU lonia* adjoutsed. WU court. The Queen gave audience, on Saturday afternoon, at Buckingham Pelee*, to N. Toussaint sad Y. Medics, Rimy", Extroontimu7 from Rapti, to mamma the establish ment of the Republic. - Th. teens were %traduced by the Eari d Mahnesbut f. tie Quesn's principal Beeretary al &eta far Fereinn Affairs, and meditated by lialw-General the Eau. far Edward Oust, K.C.H.. her Majesty's Master of the Cersescader. Baron de Freda*, Maytise Cherie d'Alene's, attended 111 /17 011 of Malowbery bed as audience of tbs Clams. Her Majesty wam attended by Lard Balsam, Lord is Wsittutr . and Vent-Colossi Cavendish, Omen to Welting. The Pt Nos Cowart reds on hareeteek is ti. ner cv nt secom of panied by tbe Dabs Oporto, sad ettended by De Plat. - Pilate Leopold visited the Doeutkal 01114111/ is the B.test'e-park. lha Prism Cowart, isetierresiel by the Dab el Opte4e. rusted the British *rims is the durum. Ceptais Ds !let end Lieat.-Oeserel Vicente de Carapeaha were is attaadinen The Quin led a dinner party In the evening. The ma. Piny Wheeled the Princess Aber, the Duke olOporto, Berl Deiewerr. Earl sad Coonteem of deffulk. Bel and Coaster of Egli:eon, Lard Stanley, Loa and Lady Beergberelt, Lord sad Lady Worley , Led? Emily Cavendish , the 11/01 Boa. B. Dearrli, Colonel the Right Ron. Cecil Forester, Sir Jam Leamesee, Gaeta Vice:Made Campmate, sal Captain e V: bend at the Royal Hone Otto* wed la attendance dartag diner, and ptayad the Mowing pieces: turie o.oeure wa. ass.leirlugs of gm /Waldo natmUots. " Prima of Woks" Hos Majesty's plisses bend etterweede pawned to the Irwin-tem the - _ O.. 1;• •• " • *Woe ..... -....—.. ..... =al castor" Curllsa ?yesire ...... ......... ...... Tea/Mg tie Q.N. end Priem Comeart, the Priteme Relassa. sod LOW" the UAW s Gewgaw at the Caere, and the /coatis beeseheld. attuadad Myles main in the printo bei 76Zekiallkon Paine TY Row. it Chin. 'hob, the arra. The Qum a ?day Owe& We day at Dedtheilate Pabee. A Cabinet Grown was held on Saturday at the ra cial resident* of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in Dow "int-street. The Ministers prewnt were :—The Karl of Derby, the Bight Hon. B. Diwaeli, the Lord Chancellor, the Mamie of Salisbury, the Earl of Hardwick', Mr. fleastary Eats:cart, the Bart of Malinesbnry, General Peel, Lord Stanley, Sir John Pakingtoa, awl Lord John Manners. wan utranatt oa Saturday et the Caindat• taro M e lt Gowersor et Newtondlead. Despatches win seat to the Ounnots ad the West ladies Cabala rd Bruin Columbia. Rao ax or vis 004711 T TO WINDSOR CMS DAT). —Bet Iteletty the gems awl lie Roy al 8181 Wees the Peres Ceseeri, with the aim et lie Revd Faragy awl mite, estmesl le W Nt Ormb Oh day, otter lowiteas, tee the LAW lealtiera 110 weirmetion et dr Pitmen Ails wit lobe pleats Theemiey mai, la the prteeie chapel let the weds. The Avelidebse et Cesierbery wit the mummy 'lib 'skis Is that Asinted wire alte Mem loyal VIM Nam& - - - A Wait ism Rim et tb. Pik says :- ..- m. Prime d Was inispel ibe Plillononle lloelsty wilkble Frio smos pritsiary @MOW. mpg lipbosio modo a ent woks to Maslow& as Tbosodsb arsimpboad tine boarest- Mg sift et Os soak& Ismosltom. h INNIONSy id* Lord !Malls! & TM pion sad Ile party Mos pro emial to bisMoes at Mai Sable. More ibry von no ri&si at Prison Piombises mhos nomarkablo ie tins MP bum vbkb commosis so soppilkona apossumi Mom one Os OSlTOgallis OliglIVIS ad adjemst eases at Sabina immatoiss Ia saysl biglisom >r coolosad Ns slim to &a usdisn et Boom estinsios a rood Gm to ea it to adobanSai to become 'twang& vitir the wirlar WauY, so lbo prima annteesaly sad, born; porloody sass ally Ms swim Mr. Cardwell's seek, and sopocially his besettfal marble states of Sabrina, afforded the prints such gratiSestioa. Hie royal highness also greatly edraieed the nano ocalptar's Spire of Cinderella, ezmuted for Mr. Anderson, of the Peshaseder mud Oriental Company; ad his vigorous Issue is broom, representing a banter, trot esecutad fee the Marquis of Londonderry." The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury enter bird at Moser es Bararday, on Mein rand& is sins* Ms imodisey Bans Butanes, Ms Marge& of linter, Maas Maroniosos of AUrabary, the Bari II Resalya, Lord Rodsodebb Has. Mks Mitford, Lord ad Lady ChM 115111110600, Dowser Lady Cowley, Lady Trim, His. Mr. and Ms. Talbot, Sit Stafford Nortboote, Mr. mid Lady Mary Mealsy NM Hoe. Eleanor Stanley, Mr. R. Hindman', Mr. bloalord. Mr. Charles Balfour, do. The Earl and Counties of Clarinda. =tartans& at diaper on Saturday evening, at their residence in Groove- nor-orescent, his Excellency the Austrian Minister and the Countess Apponyi, the Dake and Duane@ of Wellington, the llissusie of Lansdowne, the Earl of Carlisle, the Earl Cooper, the Earl end Countess of Craven, Lady Evelyn Clues, Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, Lord West, Mr. George Ituseall, A*. Later is the evening her ladyship had en asesnably. _ _ • _ _ . _ ' • • The Earl sad Countess Spermr are expected to ante la town from Italy, In a tow days. The health of the mintage is quite re-sitablishca. The Bail and Countess of Beetive sad family have arrived he Upper Brook-strect for ths Ole; . _ .. . Vieconniein Jocelyn and her yomktal family bare kit Cambria p Roues ter St. Locoarloookka. Make. Tares&le, of Kan celebrity, h arrived in Beebe, end will succeed CepWs Grey la ble post of Equerry to toe Priem of Webs. The rem of 1,20.51, has been raised in aid of the peeped memorial to the late Augustus O'Brien Stafford, N.P. The committee here contracted for the Now sad thirbinmek ai Limerick Cathedral for 8001., sad for the Mina stem kr 4004 which works ere aow in proper. Abed 4881. Ems is reried to complete Ws &sips of the usildisrt. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (71011 OVZ OWN PA3IB, SUNDAY EIINTI4O. The political situation continuos to be most obscure to the outer world, and is probably changing from one moment to another by the operation of the electric telegraph. The Patric erafirms the news I sent yesterday, that the last proposition of France is the admission of Piedmont to the congress as a compensation for her consenting to disarm. Whether Piedmont can be brought to consent to this, even If France is sincere in her recommendation, is perhaps doubtful. The Pays this evening seems to imply that pressure is being at this moment put upon Piedmont, and that she must give way. An extra ordinary meeting of ministers, and several leading men of Sardinia is, according to this journal, assembled at Turin this very day to discuss the subject. _ _ _ The Pays nodose, but does not solve, the doubt =premed by the Prose last night, whether the phrase accepted by the four powers," in the eon sounioated note touching the English propositions, wee meant to include Austria. All that the Pays eon say is that it " hesitates to believe " tint Austria will manse the grave responsibility of refasing these bases of negotiation. You will not Lail to have observed the announce ment in the Moniteur that Admiral Jehenne's fleet, whose departure had boon countermanded, hal left Brest for the Mediterranean. The utmost activity prevails in the naval department. The Tou/onsais announces that ten naval °Moen left Toulon on the 13th for Lorient, where several ships are fitting oat to reinforce the Mediterranean squadron. The nine iceboats now arming at Cherboerg are to be sent to Toulon with all epeocl. The Goutte de Lyon Mates that there lea talk of forming a camp in the plain of Amharic's), indeed of et Cuba. The Courtier du Dimeeche says that the next meeting of the Paris Conference is postponed till after Easter, in order that the Turkish and Austrian ambassador, who, against the opinion of the ma jority, have insisted upon the annulled= of Colonel Coon's election, may have time to raise to their governments for further instruc tions. On the other hand, a oorrespandent of the Nord of Brussels weeds that the Weir is set tled, and that the plenipotentiaries will shortly hold a forma and tinel meeting to sign the protocol. The correspondent etnerves with much apropos, that if the great Keeepeia congress is to be held so soon as has been alleged (the 26th el April has been re- pettedly mentiCe - *di It is ditioult to suppose that a congress, to whisk some at the pleuipotsatiaries necessarily engaged In the fret also belong, should be sitting simaltaneosnly in Pevie. I contradicted yesterday the rumor that Count Persigny had gone to London on a peaceful mission. I em now assured very positively that the Emperor has been " not at home " to him for the last six weeks. PARIS, SATURDAY Brunie. A rumour of considerable imuortanos is current this evening. It is said that France, by way of making a " last concession," has expresser' herself ready to use her influence to obtain the immediate disarmament of Piedmont, on condition that Pied mont shall be admitted to the Congress on an equ►- lity with the other Powers. It is asserted that this proposal was forwarded to London only last night. As the English government will be under the noes► sity of communicating with Austria, who will pro bably not be prepared . to give a simple answer, yes or no, by telegraph, it is more than probable that the parliamentary explanations promised for Monday wilt will be anything bat conclusive. --•• ' • • w The Marquis Masimo d'Auglio had a long inter •iew with Coma Walewski this morning, and dorMtleseeaw the Emperor later in the day, for I am assured that he starts for London this evening. - - - - - - Count de Persigny's minion, about which 1 said that opinions were very doubtful yesterday, is now positively denied, and lam told that he left Paris last night not for London, but for his country hours at Illontbrisson. If be so, the hopes founded upon hissupposed intervention in favour of pesos _ . _ TM Emperor and Empress arrived in Paris from Villeneuve I'Etaog at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Their Majesties propose to pees the night at the Tuileries, in order that they may be present at the Palm Sun day service in the Imperial chapel to-morrow morn ing. Should the present cold, stormy weather con tinue, their Majesties may possibly not return to the country . for the present. A ministerial council was held this afternoon, at which Prince Jerome attended.. . _ The Bourse was issatin to-day. The Rents closed with a fall of 10e. for oash and 20c. for ac count, at 67.60 and 67.46. These prices, however, were not the lowest of the day, for the quotation both for cash and seeenat was at one moment 67.25. Mobilter fell 17.60. The Western Railway fell 8.76, end the other linos were about 2.60 lower. An Egyptian diplomatist, by name Nisbet Bey, is expected in Paris se a emission from the Paella of Egypt; and it is thought that his coming is eon nested with the dilEculues which M. do lissom finds in the way of his Isthmus of Sues Canal scheme. It is stated that some Russian residents in Paris, in conjunction with some Frew& literary men, are about to being eat a new misdeal, to be called the " Sclerosis Review." M. Isles Dams, the beldam of the he. Theodore ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTIES. recMIUM (SOSTd).—T'he seated in this division to be one of the ward mar the county elec tion el e = a6 Loed Heresy Vane end Mr. Pam the liberal and Mr. Farrar, the coneervative, are Bi g merbigis all the mad* dime, and great excite ment prevail PAMIE (NORTR).—On Saturday demonstration et the cosservatives it Nark Ems toot at in favour et the Right Rea. Wilton old M. Thome Dame, the sitting maims LANCASHIRE (B 0 .—Mr. W. J. of Gel. borne Park, Imis bead en 'dire.' to dw • soneervadve align ter Mr. Egerton. H. says the err ✓ed admilaretten is beirdas of his wash sympathies, end is Ike only one IPS en look to ke • ode and who Mem IiSMIOLd (Earr).—Lord Henniker, die *deg tree for constitoroy, sift swain he seejewedes rids the Attorney-Gemmel (Mr P. Idk). Lea - H's saki k adranely mere, the ask piled seating espied big aa opine' dal de Isis neat rim en Lien was rind Irina eseisidisra theist disessia of dekoa Grind Aids nisi to be walked or air _gragsded se a einlikle Is the liberal Mies& bet them babe probability dray app noon tang offered Me the realestles el both the eitting_mmehers. Y 0332111211 CPI= AMINO—The contest pro mised* be SSW% There ere, allowing ter duplicate en tries end deers, 10,000 dieter* ie the riding, the whole number setae mere, beteg 87,000, cad very grist_ efforts will be ads b the Idols to vote. The liberals claim s majority it ea the redder; bat as there has bees no mated in whoa Mr. Sind Denison, the meant easier was died over the liberal candidate (Sir Culling Brdlrys by • essifey et 14,748 to 11,796, it is queetioni ter be lbw ere wand he Mek estimate. The number of Motors is re mbar In 184$ wee 36,28 D, Including dupli ores end derbe, se Met the resent regain contains about 1,720 more mass lea the me when the list battle of party strength was Might he this Mbg. BOROUGHS. BARESPAPLI—No lam than flys denten have eresewsel di bides to brie ardiWes ter the re d this borough. Sir W. Pratt end Mr. = .61 romott wessbers, oar theries ter midi. Mr. 0. Petrol Lesko& nil (kid Snaky (of Harked Ablay, Dernehhe), both of whoa inerty embed the boaugh, NM the War was onoe one of its reperentatives, bar re-appeeted es coneuevetive csedidates ; sad Mr. J. H. P. Davie, races Ott FL on ILP., el Creed: Palk, inaddre, tanned liberal priadrin. Eleai.llr.--Mr. (Mover has sgain made his as a earildate. He mired aid 1 o'clock in L" l = persons went oat to meet him with TIM earunstive Major Edwards, M.P., sad Me. I. B. Wekr, we out Mr. Walters les swirl his willimen to entre the rough is the liberal Intend with • Nisi camp& BlAcKstran.— . -Mr. Veeghas (brother-in-law to Mr. Bright) Is pined to coati the borough ; sad Mr. J. P.Maree _late M.P. fir Britton, bee issued his blame. Mr. Jersesigtes, the pint member, has teetered his ei sad k been mortal by his fried& tt ai llti.--Thsre are four candidates. The two link ore the Has. P. Lemon Gower, brother of Lord sul Mr. Wyld ; sad the Mr ere Dr. who represented the tows, sad Mr. H.P. T wwoltD.—The candidates are Mr. H. W. Whldna, the prow somber • Mr. Titus Salt, and Mr. Abel tuber. A four th candidate spasm of is Mr. M. Wm* WMers, a London lawyer, of Mums radical OW% set woe has some eananks whiaßradlord as as mos feedrid poperty. Bninto•.--Os Saturday placards were issued, eel k(IS the dies to reserve their votes for Mr. Handel Oankomol seareptile', &follower et Mr. Jahn Bright, • sink Weleni, ads carsisad penehee. Cenveseng le ash* aserisi cot by the suppois el the sitting tara ben and et Mr. Maio Caistasvowswins Bozoticom—During the lest hw digs • wribribis aisege has cis over toe upect of the *di la these bar whs. Kr. Wynne is still the (cansinative) arcane e; be. Mr. dakeley Huhn, the mesuber, hes been hiced, shies inning hie saki, C els wit t elshe append se • Oars' esearradn, to declare hind la ion of the kdk& la eassegasnes el this dip in Mr. Highs.'. nisi Mr. Oahe* Mows. of Me Chereery his (libeled p tr ru e _lerwet se the are sentetbe of the Übwel iny) ire dint I Tight to retire la Mr. Knife in& - lb in bid sa sines, explaining the teams Ada led him he in this ire& is it he lam la rinse es Yr. Hughes :—" To kik the sincerity of ids elavelder valid be susgairoos. T o I =e him alter frith • sowerionteeeld be wmy ise As a man ef heaser„ I ban aineares ee we to lie tom the amiliet--Mat erne I adept." A don contift satteleavoiL Cauorainuw.—Mr. Lyeley, who has been twice daketsi by Renew =Prides, is rein in the field at the re gobNbaerethesieum Mideptiesese ere Camel Bolder., who is est far the borough maw yews, sad Mr. Long, jun., of Aim Cura ßood naos.—Contrary to expectation, this bo• reset is to be enterest. Mr. Jobs T. W. Amin, el Skater ill, neer Chine, canes %rid is mike to Mr. J. T. Hopwood, end eb latordepmembg Wad as ed. dens eo the dein. Both maker en asserwies. COCitidotria.—Major Green Thompant, of Brittehirk, has Wag ma madras ta cippoidea te Kr. Steel (ara). COvitarcf.—Mr. Morgan Treherne has come forward as , Ci principles ; end • Mr. c o, of oe has si issue en addrar. The committees Or: i s a gttog members, Mr. Ellice sad Sir J. Paxton, have beer re-orgenised. DABIUMTIL-Bir T. Herbert, who wit formerly a serakee to, this borough, is spin offered himself, and It aend Oat Mr. Card, the present member, will not wain sk Se saffroges of the avows. Dowonroax.—Mr. Peel, son of General Peel, ibikey kr War, sad dr. W. B.Prrend, are the noir, ilesMin to Doane the meats of Mr. Weil end Sir I. Pon. DDssaM (Coif).—Mr. Pemberton declines to con ' ewe tids city as the second eameurvative candidate. Hsurtow.,--Mr. Tnteman, the liberal. ember for dk bonegh, is so be argil by Mr. Bogen, guinea el use local stasis and a etawevativs. Linctortut.—Mr. Biggs and Dr. Noble (who has the odes of mayor) stria ( large eassikg oll a i li i=ory on Fa day evening, sad were use dress candidata& Mr. Barris la actively rimed ta rearming. A enervative Is heady asposted. LIOMDDITSR.—That• Is to be a crated here, after On essaresy ma widows was lied by Yr. Theodore IGobi% et Hal le Omar, Oe, Upton-oe-Severn, offering him elves to thaw albs two casserative nassesrad.d7renstr secretary of ebb) and Captain Licntram—The retirement of Lord Sandia, tees trametio sansc . :l l mused by the dein el the Omni of Marro , was made known cm Pride . The ammo et Lieutenant Dyne sad Mr. ft. C. have been inentiord ter the veoent seat. Lard Alfred Paget wain comes forward. LISKILLED.—Mr. W. H. P. Weir. who formerly vss a remeassistin of Rest Comma has 'carted on the ooneervative Internet,in opposition to the sitting rarebit, Mr. Grey, libanl. LlvaltroOt..--Mr.William Seymour V.Fitzgerald, Ilarier-Searary for Fordo Affairs, after ring Wicked by the conservative party to become a candidate, has refused to awed. M•Looti.—The oonservatives have found a mond oendilete in the penal it Lieut.-Colonel Meyrich, who style. himself a liberal casservative, with political opinions in aura with three eetertebed by the grist conservative pathos of ohm o.oomtuilty." conservatives have after all determined on contesting this atty. At a new hour oa ur day Sir Samuel Bignold, who represented the constituraq tram December, 1861, to Mardi 1867, tented an ad der. Sidtanendy with the p ublication of Sir Samuel Big eold's address spired sari, from a Nord coreara tire andilsta Mr. Charles Maras LuoWeigtou, a can of the Right Hon. Stephan Lushingon. Norroioliatt.—A fourth candidate is about to ems forward. • remdsitloa is M cootie et etrasturs, re =l/111r. T. Bromley, sac of the We Admiral Sir How Bromley, to contest the borough. Mr. Woodsy is a contervative, end rams himself to be an independent supporter of Lord Der 's 'omen, nt ; M me a his ill ga ers to aims 'ward hie lards request it. Mr. Erma Jame has issued a mead address, b which he rettemes his deterniestios to go to the poll. The liberal candidates Pena tat Mir) are patty certain of sumer PUMP AND Fautorra.—Mr. Gurney and Mr. Bang. ths premed members, w rewrote' the borough. They ate opposed by Mr. Rowell Glye end Kr. John Leslie Pear. PLICIIOI:ITM—Aa active curses is in regrew Tbe chutes smear to bo is favour of the rotors of Mr. Collar and Lord Velletarh BIIGAVL—Mr. W. Torreis McCullagh is St candi data. Os Friday he addressed a meeting eat the electors, and • resoktka he kis favour we carded unasimouely. RTE.—The Jewish Chronicle says :—" It ts reported that 11r. Francis Ocildmad, Q.C., intends at the curnieg Melon to pot up for Rye. It it farther rumoured that Mr. 3. Y. Montefiore is likewise in the 4411, al,hough the cousti- Mosey which he hat in mind le not named." BUNDlin&AND.—Since Mr. Lindsay retired from Trionotills, a strong dadre hem bees expensed that be should cue down sod cutest this borough with Mr. Had en. Oa Saturday monde& Mr. Lindsey b ee Sesibad, end there wrong confiders that he wil returned with Mr. Pearl& tuntron.—Mr. William Beadon, of Worked, is a andidos. In politics Mr. Beadon lea liberal, sad to le &dim of the local ballot society. A handbill be just been issued, statieg that a second candidate in the corer yetive intern will forthwith solicit the suffrages of the eines. Tricreoan.—A requisition, which is stated to have salved the simians of rim it the electors at th's as- LETTER OF LOUIS PHH,IPPB TO THE GRAND DUNN OF TUSCANY. HISTORICAL The following letter on the affairs of Italy, written to the Gina Duke of Tuscany by Louis-Phillips, only three ocadisbeinglis fall, is a curious Mitered document, fall of prowl limed : . 1 My way Saw Brogue and Nephew,—l have received yews Wm ri Ost. S. lam ialintely milis of this testi swig d yew awidemee and frhaddip. Tea have long been ems el Noma attach atal ellisk I MI for you and yews Omen awl yea she knew bee entirely I share the wilwelle d rey =NNW qes tentnels all the children of a sister the we et dm M brie. IMA mom your letter A ibe elms* _urines sad innellinilet Ike you cannot int Mow that la the trim el pewwwint to which I dawn essedinterreity .mesa, wy web epees only my eau Wind eikka, awl how me eladel shareoter whet wow. Dot 111s1 i Ilbe mime bet et gate gbinly to yen on Es pond essesim Mum Ibe palled spikes of my leedgalllableraw lawnwillebmwywilbuyewa en this wwwpwlly Ile legato eiblit way be ad be▪ nd le yin by ap pewament will Mails with what I ow pliably. I Gig yea did well to wage the &baleen= of*sDghgegymemta yew favour. I gel ay nothing bwe sites IsasrssY dbangle which you Id we ere to ao wawa Mk esdipsilea, because I only know those pro strated by Ala Way of Vienna, and this is the drat time Met I lam beard anything about the treaty of November El, MO* whisk France was no party, sad which is alto /Oka miaow, to us. Nevertheless, the Incorporation of the Dailey ot Luca with Tuscany seems to me a geed moms to the prima state of affairs gal of pane °pietas. I agree with you that time death egelons, but I think that whether things will get muss we mead depends upon the emu which the Italian governorate may follow. I do not doubt el the pcorantlity eel ea amelioration, but I confess that I have not equal m adames that the measures which, in my lodgment, are aeon s/wry to sleet a reform, are likely to be adoptod by the Italian geurasesats. The most essential thing of all Is to alley the seelpreeel differences between governments sod peoples. It Is by seen "pan this principle that we have had the happiness to Male that result which France has exhibited for the last smalls moo The Bret words whisk I addressed to Freon la 111110 were, The choke shall hanoeforth be a troth.' Fames Wind me; I did not deceive her confidieets, sad hem our telvatka. Thu It happened that a thing which may perhaps have appeared very fusulloieat to satisfy the passions or illusions of say Odle:duel takes separately, biome deer to all as the palladium of common rights end mere' asonritr. Do an suppose, my der asphaw, that I mat to asp you to set up a charter la Tummy. No; I give no opinion upon a natter which I do art migraieo& Every country, ivory people, must be gummed by drum stances mealier to Mil& But what Ido insist *pen with a thorough mutates that I em right, is that whatever is dons ought to be done thoroughly, freshly, honestly, and without any mental reserve or Intention to undo at some Wore thee what may be done now. Thera in my opinion, Ise the only bops of safety ; but I lave great faith to it if religiously observed. The iespesetlable pollee of cairn the orlon' portliness of Italy it me Mae ought to en lighten peopiesand governmeatebothes to theitmmeasedenger of 'Bowleg ma's minds to take this direction, rod es to the lausenree whisk would seleselonsly maim to Hs real oh jog is view, sad thereby avoid all theta dloppointasais and perils into which the illusions of amity world bovitaily precipitate these. It sums ism therefore destrable, though I am but too well am bow MOM the la* is, that the Italian overdose and gammon should miaow to come to some agreement as Is the changes to be aide both in their governmental Nilsen NO la Shah laternal Menial ,. tuition, so me to give awe satiabotion to the fendremeste of the age end the presort motel elate et Mhos—xi Mune fees what ft was only a few yeses ago—sad le the just and lememble desires of their subjects. It is not ally ha the interest of Italy that I mum this Maim bat also I. that of Emu, and of the maintenance of tint pesos width is the bade sad guarantee of the hendassi sad wwWWW of all Ages and peoples. Such, tirrefeee, is He ewes which I Mold Nessesund to be Mae by ell the Italian meengle if I were ca lk& upon to advise rhent. AM now, my deer nephew, that I have rsplkd to you with sad satire cm- Mrs sod eiwahst, I have lady to maw the expression of mp hisibbigt, end to beg yes to men your Molly that they may always reckon neon the sincerity of my bag MAN for yea rid yours. Saint Cloud, Oct. 17, 1857. " P.S. (in the King'. own handseiting.)—Yon may also he very as. that all that concerts your States is fee ass an shiest st medal inteeset and surfeit's-tog ; but I hops yen will prism my ell expet lenoe, if, out of the great lamer whielt I her le you, I toll you frankly that the beat wry to &Woo tort melatiemy attempts la to attach subjects to their grommean, for it is aura that ti they emceed so dig all such ettempta will new to be dangerom ; and Has who make them sill soon tire when they lON the bops of caning the support of the masses. What mations dread above all things is arbitrary goverment; cad what they rethealarly desks is that it should he replaced by Um:reign of taw, and that they may be protected by legal order against the irregular vexations ot agents of authority. This is the only great Mango which I should like to see you Moot by yew own will. The teak is doubt/see dificrh, but it is a *Mid sad glorious gas; sad, thanks", I am doubly anions le we it accomplished by you." • THE FRENCH IN (OCHIN-CHINA. A private letter front a naval near gives the fol lowing =was pudendal. of Saigon, the ere Frei* con- gait is Cochin-China : " I write frost the citadel, where I sin gitarteroi. I sleep is a enagsliireet pagoda, is which I may &say wing( a gal. MI darters contains buildings end magaelsie nab as I have sever seen in France ; there ars In then large *wee of Ike, areas, munitions, end sapiquea.' ••magas' is • little plan of =soy, made of zinc; ft taken 8,000 of these places to make up the viillo of dye hence. We found 140 tees of Uwe, the worth of which is only 170,000 fr. (6,11001. sterling). Saigon is In our power; bat in this town every bongs stands fa the middle of a garden—or, rather, of a wood, and emisegttently it is of vast Watt. The greeted le intersected by winding sleazes, all coarse of which is aaknown to no. The population is vary nuneeress, and ile propensities are such that we are sot very fond of leaving the fort. The day after one arrival they cut • adesionary is two. Yesterday, • Spaniard who got eat of bounds to plunder, wee skinned alive by the natives • Every day we shoot •hw Chinas caught in the fact of maltreating Noropeana; we assents theta with out say form trif trial. The ceentry le most beautiful. resit, vegetables, and poultry are abundant, and cost neat to wales. The landscape is on a miniature wale—little rooks and 'Ade forests, but Aber' is water, freshness, and verdure everywhere. We are mining the ci tadel la order to blow It up. We intend only to keep the torte at the 411111180 of the town. There are a great sway Chriethas Ism. Os the day borers the seise, If. Lehner*, the Bishop ci Saigon. took refuge with us" TEI ITALIAN DIFFICULTY. In order to enable our readers to naderetaod the diplomatic events of the lest her days iseeeher the pre liminary arrangements fora compete to take faro considers- Um the political °audition of Italy, we (Post) will state u briefly eie possible what kae taus place: When a congress was drat peeper! Austria &mended that Piedmont should Cum, without any varanteee. This demand was dhoonattnaaced immellettly by ell the gnat powers. 2. Then Austria demanded that all the great powers should acoept the principle of a disarnisment, the details and provisions of which were to ba discussei sad arranged at the megrim. 3. To these propositions France agreed, as well so the other great powers, ahhoegh Russia observed the disarming would be more logical after a congress. 4, Aastrili was not content w.th this arrangement; bat employed England to urge Flume to demand Pi 1441144 to disarm under any eirenmatances. 6. France replied that she would not support sack a&- mud, al neither Sardinia nor the other Itada• dsboo would be admitted on equal terms at the cower r war world their odes he beard in councils initiated to AMMO the Wald ol Ilely, sad remove sods regiWoood la the gates* at the Toasty al Poole, sad aokaowledgod by all lb, grad poem as dowries to lb* woo eats wail. This (say, the ha) Is s gored sbissmat strimig evoilo. trimly Embed ommlitassoy hoe beat presented to Mr.l. y Colman, a gentkoma al edranoed llbaal view, who hes for the but year or two Ma a rather prominent part in Norfolk *Mos. tip to Saturday evening it was not finally decided whether Mr. Colman would become a eandielat in opposigon to the sitting members, Mr. Baring and tho Earl of Engem. 121811 BLECTIONS. DUBLIN, APRIL 16. DUBLIN ClTY.—There is not mach to notice is ba was of new anangentsts. There have bean one or two Isnlings of li beral aeon to sabot cantildates dot would Nem iba nsl efl onsy sectione of the liberal party, and • tartbat is i s be Iheld this day. Thera Is a nd =I ef bat ken tie amber of beetle sod Ile a Wolk asked to always setewisil alto • gnat ael of wpm ; sal thee.. no pory pair babes at Ss peaks et lassacs of Grattan or O'Ots• nail, who lassegyespenalsi She oily, and who wail new rosedninskse kidiess, subaniption, and the swilansima or potwat k a large constiorney. Ths anew alfve andlailos ban • gnat advantage Is the In ism. Aida to. rasidemos of tits OMt gine, awl km Win tespirialien Make they mabasised Ifs frame beadim, width, beeinmant, b relabel be alselses gime the ditembets of the pro. =e i ria l" pandisetted imiat desa NA ea islik shinbone that tbs gnat tba bile& evoke% obi& r tons • tit asepetseks, is onerkene by tlw weakorel In the putisniatary abotions, and there so = . 40 1 1W7 an want of • reform bill to abate this br ILIZAL/L—bif.Arnott, the popular mayor of Cork, bes booed as address, stating Xis willingness to stand, mha has bees invited by a majority of the electors of all pasties. WZSTNRATif Cl d OrrirTT.—Mg. Pollard Urquhathert has lamed as addles' aamant an manias at the ballot, Insat.eight, and kerstialifil thal and a nfir c l D WOW stalky. FOOD ItEBOURCEB OF INDIA. TO TIT 7DttOR 07 Ttl =MIL Sts,—An attempt made lest year to grow " fILW . —the grant bone-food of Northern and of Western India—in this country succeeded in a few mass. I am anxious to have the experiment repeated this I season on a more extended scale. A piece of ground. well sheltered from north and east winds, will be rathand should any of your country readers ' ed d isposed to give this important pulse a trial, I shall be happy to send them some. J. FORBES WATSON, A.M., M.D., on the Products of India. India Office, Landon, 8.C., April 16. DZINXIII9 70171ITALV8 AT (Pros • Congos<lent.) You will be glad to hear that the first drinking founda—the emotion of which was apnoea In the Express of Pribly—is likely to have many succeesors. Oa datwday • mead was completed at Hampstead, at the corm of liestleetrost, sad liollybush-bilL The bade, which is backed by a slab end amounted by an entablature, bea th n the deb 1869, le carved out of one solid piece of red grad% ea hl by pelbleal—the whole being let into the wall of the pollarded= of the 8 division, who will afford pandas. if say be assila, against any wanton damage of this boon to the thirsty traveller. The water hews from • lka's heed boldly modelled in lasso, sod a galvanised iron ladle is attached to it by • chain. This fountain is the first of slx which era intended to be erected at Hampstead, in Balsa hue, ea the heath, and In other omvatient localities. They are to be provided by a subscription which bee bean pro moted by Mr. Sharp, Yr. Cloptca, sad other residente, sad which will no doubt be Madly reapeaded to. DREADFUL BOILER EXPLOSION AT DUNDEE. LOSS OE 21,12(17 ON On Friday ifternOton at ta r 1 O'clock, a dreadful boiler explodes took place ipianisymill et Mews. Edwards, of likeeringburn, Dundee, attended by the loas a shoed 90 lives, the serious Wary of an equal timelier of =, and coaddereble damage to property. From the Setwdrry Pea we take the following socotmt of the "Ms immediate came of the Meister wee the explodes ell ale of the three boilers at the east end of the works. TM bears were built partly below the level et the skeet. sea were remounted by a Ore-proof banding. A public wed hooded this building es the east, and an iron ;l i t emtheeted it with the north wing of the works. A INS 11110 was pessing slag the Seeterinehern et the moment of the ardent Males that be saw a sadden cloud of steam the read the met end at the web, then the entire build ing elm Ike hellem 'wealth,/ ewe into the eh, sad tell down a mow of lie sire the peed. The tint of the two date late whisk the third bilk" wee divided amidst of en wietthelet he dress qua a, sad the other flat was rad ler prepari dax, sad was Mei with the heavy machinery somermy for that paper. The whole building was fireproof. built of heist embus, cest-iren pillars, bosom, and girders, and the doors were of brick end pavemmit. The alarm speedily thread, sad peabewcethy, though for • tints nem rainy m, eith were made to relieve the mann. The week we. meet e'eS, end the epectsclas encountered were bliewthlkg. The peer victims were is many inetimeen aselleil owl mad* so horribly that their oda- Millc i= tires add Ilei 611111. One roam waken wee foil pights he bre swath axed open, dreadtal/y ✓etied, end the wawa belled. She Med moos atter eat lbe bilmeel. lovas wane= wee head with a =or a thenp bea Wen,clicati , 7 of hcon above bin She was of course quite deal, ma sae* eat ilthealb The bat aims _hew the bat ware awl Sow wee ea bione,' i WON the unhappy lathe= Nati be lear od the hone led tr be roweled to to aid the ineallnery ead *Vieth /woe of the we were that la the pagering madthrm in width they bed been weeldeg. One of thew wee carried tote the ccrenths Nom la a state of excruciating torture, so scalded that the hawse could seemly be recognised, part a her tongue mit away. and the skin hanging quite loosely from the theb. Bevies bees math eat to be a *neon of Roma Whale pseweelthee the pride, who ware on th e reset, shandthtella Wen* seam performed the sresseim k be sus se • dywg person,ies sad= la wee Ism dm& ether bod wwe m =Wok sad ae awailltd *at they had Met the ease et bumodey. • weewere boot, with the foot is it, pithelep. The hand Mew Doig, a dryer, wea with thew/4 The et onotbar man was fined wide the whale done hand the ire of the other bend off. tad Me feet and slew eli&ellea by the tire. Sheets ware provided, into which the rowel* et the deed ewe wrapped as they were Moistened from the ruins " A peculiarly distressing Incident was the death of a countrywoman who wee priming aloes the ma that branded the building on the met. She was found in a sitting posture among the tubbish, which had in a moment civerwbilmed her. Several children who were playing near the same read escaped with Warier seem ce leas severe." The adaptability of Australia and Ronde Africa to the growth of cotton of the mod undid, as well as the &m at guano', is placed beyond doubt, by tin IlanPloa now at Meacham , of cotton recently grmen in these colo nies. The Cotton Supply Reporter (lesnel by the Mmelrestar Associatioe) of Saturday, publishes farther oorreapondence estnived from both these I,cslittee. The Governor of Sydney, Iffr William Denims, takes a strong personal interest in the gratin& of promoting the cultivation of cotton in Amanita, and Lient: G o vernor Scott, of Natal, is doing all in hie power to further the same object at the Cape. Private mer chants and cultivators in both countries sae turning their attention to cotton culture, end we lure that 600 labourers have been engaged to commence cultivation at Rockhamp ton, to Australia. Active steps are being taken in order to have the Great Rasters ready for sae by the letter cod of the month of July or the beginning of August. The unrestricted free dom of semis which was given some weeks 'ince by the company is now followed by a system of Me most rigid ex clusion. The directors (the Odureer says) found that the privilege accorded to the public was gromly abused ; had it been extended to a much longer period there would not have been a moveable or portable article left in the bull of the great vessel. Wherever there was a piece of moulding or metal which could be wrenched off the visitors appeared to think it a fair trophy. Tire knobs and hurdles of the cabin doors vapidly disappeared, and Captain Harrison's cabin was literally stripped of everything beyond the bare boards and pertitions I One of the Marquis Campana's caste of Etruscan jewellery deposited by him as security at the Neale dl Pith", was recently opened by permission of the Roman government, elnedy for the inspection of Baronies Roths child, and some few other favoured individuals. This Fort of the Campine Musses contains no fewer than 1,146 spe cimens of mint diadems, wreaths, pins for the hair, ear ring', collars, necklaces, sestet:eel, brooches, bracelets e arrests, talinnanio and ritual ornaments, gold and slim utensils, rims, wen, integlko, cameos, end amber ornaments, almost all found in Ewen= tombs, and thardure undoubted works of that ancient people.