The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-09 00:00:00

Gm"' rij, HOW dm es mime ta.d be= ;mem ami mai likt ea the iskis. ILCCLlAsuencal 00111118810/1' BILL Oa ti•a;.O 7 .;io . rta . ; .. rlOaTaZ;:a7t . a;'i , ,ai•,..“' ..- lir. 11UOISAIN appealed la Oa t. Clmaamika ii. Ra. liquor to pa ea Ur isamissisel Cambia. Edl, obeli Neal p sanr.w. _ _ Db. INALPOLII mid* lad bun pletteasa Ni a meat. 1117011111111$ withal dr Cheasellarattba thattactat I 4 It ht ems l. govaramat at" whoa iha Nara *gala kitydisarata Its CIIAXCILLO2 art 1117112017111 replied that M would awatadar the pespaultha. THIS mitAroma( =MIL Xt. J. D. IFI IZOILILLLD ivied mbother Om rms. mitW mosived may ishmosik• at dr Imhof al Cork Wiser of •• Amorle..' weal. Ismlag as burg Pods mil • ambor at Pri•••••••• Mho Ind b••• agiothi s i Illapla• is th• Vaasa ID•or• mil rim hmil nommusl Ihs a p i . ma ea. o !b wired tat" Cm, Irbser — Loft Si - Ai bad fos ifkonk ear fkasakin o bef k marety vet I eta aft /mak= kookorldi skipees lftw wo o s floop•os, bad skived ft Calk lrlwr . It 61 pit oaf* that tb.y bat'shrill tke keel N Mprosse. bat Ike Nq fo.rvly reloertat tM fifffidk raAi putt beflopon f so . oo d o f foklof t 1 r IS. Turk. Time ofvf-tso term. baileadal, bail wales peemeis bIY•I2 TG notion Le tUM",,Arrearat w tima Se. I'aIIFAXMENT OF LETITIA Mr. RICH tbritioNTe been le the recent order of the rassiMse tee Se inloymeeet of tam, bat lost el b se nary lelerempllees that it Wail slant toperaie ter las re presrel. Re reld tbst however dolmas it Wee be w epteblielt good resoldraee it the Fot eae,. n, tosorsoce of the satberritise mast be stab }Mel t r eh. caeoolonee et the setae ; bus a eta Itieeceo. ebberetlee We. earetty barse wan ems\ th, Post-odlrs. Yo leiter emit le be egtotti weep Is a dear ewe 0 1 promr sl 7. sod tb.e stimig woe sit to arks kos *a refuted r2s of a departaroot. A. As ardor Is vldola kW mottos Tel 44 bad Ores essiodad boveroil vldrirew The Brank . Istiosted dot ttor• wee as masa boo. tr. %a komp. .a h tarn (LefitiOr.) X, RICH Oen moved Ids ramiatles deem :—" That while thla h see will tapped was Lir the merectiss say abuses of the rimless al treasmlNem Mims thesagh tho poat without provions bas saussise, aeon Per the puled restraint f the pe« We yet it serldess dad lee seder by the roatemetei•demetal doe Nib &ay et Jaasiff utter the swhoetly of s Treasury Wariest ei the nilth day of JanuarylW, which slisknedy deptves ths pub/loot thh petaled*, ty dinctt. thus all hems bases pawed after ths 10th day of February lam, re met prepaid, shall he opened at tie Poet., firs end rammed l the wilier., will expose individual* tri eeri,Ati iac etafrea ead lajney sad further, that the orieupnliory prepsymest of Swain and ramie' Week ender like penalties, requites rievidon." The SPEAKER Jugular! who reminded the m now, aid a n mauve karats been ',tumid, the motion fell to thousand amidst much lataibter. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. COI moved it;;;;T;* 4 1;*1**.1910 m't es to *Asti** hill to empower joint slaitempalis wh were asstOe to mister *rib lisamtod lit/Ally, wader tin pprrooeLkrr 01 the Act 19 mid SI Vow, a. 67, to ditutsaimt betwe the Slot do el Deoiettie, The SOLICITOR-1313NEttiL mid be yes set myriad either that toe hoe. wawar or anyone Sias ableld be babe a mhapprtlaa aloe at t, the std.' of the law ea this odds* u there w. oe eo wrap acts Maths( to it. TIM. Ease doubt that the eat of parliament to Which be 'Ansa t•- qmand ruspealse t tr 4 Warr Wow" the bat day of Deartabar, bat th r* wse seMiu w prurat them Ilelelder and, IS peat at fact, =toy °muskeg W ass as. If damn was soy dada as the satire', the MIL mealler yea' but aft .m he abbot by aacoriag tha isaartba ef • elm. is Vas ben .bit* .as commg down ham the ether boos,. which oweeniklafed abs IS. as this eutiket. Mr. COM mid a company with elf* bio Wee ixiss and whisk was deeionir of in , led Was the advise at reread berrbta-.. which wee is the abet thet they odd bat bow d it. Ha would *bet the segyadaa et the bee. waive. and withdraw the meta a. 11m, tastes wee than withdraws. 'lll2 ENABLES ET 0 BOROZIL—TEE SLAVE T6ADR Xr. iLINOLAILZ, 00110.etleathe is tbs come inii reepeateg tee Mein et Otterpe. yeasieel thee efest hie lefts aw lame es say kelp pies- Cur le Mee say 410tlea st eeletems whb Nab& Th e leeires wee ateentle—mberber searee ebith 110 Mr bees e e r ie el by the Ibeebia ....eery bat web es tbe breee t zovel wish image% re • dee teethe. tederag sad other eatiolioas set Yee mend ? He se the [teethe kerma Ode etatatey sad Fortune!; the Heal., ta kb opinion, wee to bled Restart tr old roe itael Is my jest sees; sea he this eoseilleted the errusemire.e became dee tare ash* nprtns tbe don Weds. liartes dereeureed thee potots, he goo • eaernery d tbe bete ceetased u lb. p p n , teaks, ups tbe thereeter of tbe vessel eed 1. Isottoso metro, she memo cad searemedat et Mee aelestra, sad the hishee Joey .wild Thor Oa the Oh of Mame, Ibis, the F.erbta Illerebiey tree le teed of the elahe of ~we tor nmindise et the leerel; sae de be (Mr. /1 rebels) nekeereer 00 1101 freas Lre l ey ike seta lb' NM Intik of Oteeber Lod Ileforebery, Meeetag tee • grom et.e. 1•01011 i Me milit a te ay, sseemelmgese lo b so ans. thee. lbedie re et • settle. 00010, ead it wee Ile doey Y by*, We. all Media of tee CYy awl is mho impeweie• deem le Teem. 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W MW I _ I, la sem be maim emillbet • orb *pis imeelsebble biesrbere r the iberbes of letaessbli slurs* ; sod It we wet ass. bet thot web* 'herald be rialicebd. He Mg eel Web th* the ow We Willa this aseseammest la bests, the *sse ta how of Partempl, WI be libber op No lame of s. n awry* Otter* II es will est properly se be v., so smell est WNW n ; IN de gee snot el *see versos* see fa est *Weft hew that Ni ewe ems see Ali sstrorseee, velem the MI passel N lip=4ll sic Tbet wry wall goo Mod Isms so ef the letwellsei im if Sings, Mr. B. FITZO ERALD mationded thre her lits &gbh mai I. the sad, there was a awe shear se is Ms Ore. moot of frau bolt ea sae Ids mai the ether, wholtser dont it hoposeitis be the. to be In a= rhore Her err ms with slaty, sad say Mr we nom The bascroarablo grimmer ewe dew te lbe Mrs le webs hormatioas, if re sawbeg at *kW we trr tbse ought t i e Wager to i t ea *see "boar. brie," sad dress) and the breasurie wits ho ss web mornsibis be the brow of rite enemy ell gelr e Cnensat, NM& la lea NSW bis dry, after ere wim tare a Meg istano NI =via( be Lyra The him pagrart who ammilod tie smite took • Maly him& row hem that Irma by the haw tearer be Bridgewater. Ile inwieind Or re gerramer bed not shlislimily egad Mir marries. If the bow gra thaw Meld Lee to the porn be wail re May bad cm ' early dor se hem re gni moonset. Tb ant messed • aerates west It ON is be essosesfal rut ace rely _ bed Os fretpleat el Paris expresso' • *lobe re .be the weer bee ram to tho condithes pre pared by IL le Ibis at Lebow it re predisd that the sob *May realitim Met to le say, awl* _Moss Whit Weis Is t lairmilly died by the tawsisi girths, and to the earage of Woks volasttrdy ewer ak_bligoits, white Is a Womb rid at the Crime Wish, which are an etasatry, wig be mahnittid Its Me wriberea of Ms obi= at the Netberisedu la medweity WM the la the 23rd rower at the Paris Ceelbraws. we a andleisat anew be the chine MM the wheel of Parls bed re beet alit, in , iv argot • osinense te the wpm weld row thee Owe Iretesisti haid saw dread to Weft the matter to arbitrat We el the earalify, ha reprodly named te the protoioe,W el Pads. The baste warren that 10 hr the bruterat ageism as werrawat Many failed. Lord Clerlay pre paid sed shemerli metliatios sad Coat Weiswid sew raker 11. Ile bogeyed kr Maloof& gowarest bed psr 7 &mei their dry le Mee allies, that they bad metatarsi warognimil ths leaser sad ilgaity ot Whir era essatry, tad preserved the wee at Una& (Claus.) Mr. LOWE etiM Me has. gerioren had ward the =ever sad pleterke of Wog awe P lira the Par- Worse tbserter, but be bet shown hlmrN wee Preach then the Preset. It was quite Ws we bed not secreted te er Perusal the Wake of soy antral power me this e; it ems rite eters tha Frame bad reined to ramie Ms meg a to rob • Ultra), but then was war r tetrad hem Wick Wan. Twee Dor any other .alloy arid Germ end lint was the tothenal of pablle oplados ; and Wore Met be remind to ray that she, sad the tateflry ree had bet rierselne to such no act of eyebaths, ward be ceedswed. (Chins.) Mr. DOVILL tan the only nitre the motion meld lave would be to nests • feeft of M eng Wows France and Portugal end WcW and to wive a works which It wowed be Ihr bet ter to Mew at rut (W bear) la saying this, b quits mewl that it word la ve beenbees far better Ire Miry raped V Preen WI imbed. toi tba writs to the arbitration Mows WM perm. Certainly the perks of Me him goo. timer an die cesaroa woes turairMs OM Me shod esert . Mew to cowl& of the madoot of Ms te P (Be yet Peregal brit had never wile ara ce = (Be,r bawl Parrot bad salmi soften( this ems try bed mot irshOy wooded ; sty, lei • mire. re hail era raiser dirk trinity tams dry lied Mon towed. When she hoe. geethern Wiwi of the delay With led earned to thla caw be Mel it we sot Mrs Augur diet t wad was late the Perm pia allelia, and that ens than 4 :a ir g a res posilleg is writ tin Preece grierwest sewe le orriam. Mir. Vele tan "Wei the d le staw Or Lad lgehembrary hed &ea es war et prergrantei ear ski bed be. solted kr.] The Wan Melt lalladtile did V re a ltet y 's gennovart had Wei is the area*mem by the boa. gewieres—M they WI sent a gin late the Tagus and • coati t hod satins• oho malt would hews bra to create a omens DNB Ideilin label end Portugal, sad to sabred her • ithout be, Maid is a let peon we,. The scene which had be n rowel lei Lied all that r ai. 4 . rd it we Winne • tittle tee aro* to &awe her is geveramset with &WOW hem thelr dry, or ell Me tech. (Lad Mew. ri e trhuu. rid be 111 hat ) whit be tab as Mow of Ws wiliew Me mg set Ora gnat =rte M w add ea Whit at re gewnwand, used OW ear Wailer wall have been gulls wee. to Weir Peetipl ie whit by bees of was the ewer it liesee, What se it ow and lbws errs Swept to the Wit of war. Mr =wen iterellw sat sae be seaman; It re re rat rid whir= en deb made la *Mob the sage- Wier hat he. earned ea. Is his spires, We were of to ambital ace la which Me Meer of twe Wise eon whissed, rd which, rig the ruler' of Paria, Arid ham bra animillei is asiatrellea ; and it the LOA gerrnmest had bed legman rib Is, say, tad Lard Mataratury bM spina firmly and to eardimary reguage, be wan, he lerlowl, have her Mired es by that ally. Ha Marta it wee min to Me wham la Lob Lead bilairrhery bad sondenel the are OM it had sot bra reigned to a third perm This we sae by West land* sel the prephitisn abased bate Ilig the ingracts et We seentxy ; Ward olfZ il le S si ld eeekszy wee ell aa meet he Is the war. eraoL ge ZZ l ytid. Tits weer wit et the asnarmaisree was the diseceitite toMell Wilfemela garower bir shwa to adopt the spirt alias purl at Web, and he bred that the geverawat et Ail elestry bet set et Peithat Miran which It anghi le Mr. Thesouicrros-osizzaL, a. Na sr d zi a m it i t =ea the wear at lir. Leas and L 3. Mr the aisle et Penegal to dewed whew* be. legligt trusted gra the treaty ad 1708, and Path. gal bad sr applied to this wavy seder that Wry, Were ss awes Mire hed miles. Bar, pohng a arrofeakr is, the power te skit whi Wry awned we boned by istr wheal law, begin laterhatsg, tow if the ally we right er wrong. He she. chewed Mat doubts WIWI es Is the ere of Partook and rat thee we oireamstrese in it which withdraw is hem the weirs* et Ms errs, atid trearlimei it to ilatt of iligismesrsktit Lbcdpie was Mara' by no la the mesa ems ot Caglini. The web pair vse, windier the ✓iesnorrat 'sentry sail Lai Ilakseabwry bad ez - ailed A d e wer le a rsine* sertsm Wren Mew end Portagal ; sir be showed net re geed dare we wined saran, sad that Lead Gormley had repined to Count Matesmild to rube the esteem re tile satihettas of a &min power, and rhea that proemial woe neared, Jr W erth/AO proposed a mailanott This brag Wm& Wesel ea the lOtt et WNW, ea that day Corr Laetrile rived ea &awn hid sew higrimiess owe ammeasei, la gon er' wish Ind Orwily, 'whip►b erred to se emaarmant a M awe allerwris. In sencludes, he seared sp the re melts af the atmemonimos, and Wired het bar Ilahety's iimi trahmils mices et Lad C, M l lia=j bl ip etritheil theirge is r Miele with Pr owry ance Is hew at Peen eL ft Z. lIETWL ward she ati armor of the debar. ("Ob. eh," Mai Wm at udirds.") Led PAIAIRSTON soli, then se it we see likely that ihre els air to mirk es ohs Wear war twin s M e r ce d er rse Mere( hoar, It re be tar then the erd be ear,) The C of t RICHIRQUZIL—What =we brae the bere t He her. Wed did set re. paws aid be an three whisk did sot salt liewerr, if the ham ani burned patisers WWI le coa tings this aterlealiell ernek begbete)—be would Mow ao ha imilmme la Se msg. Me kind he would be alis is &oh rag&_ Wig es M. I[llol.l sold the his. -Alters had retard to pekes ewe dile The dare wee ilb==i6 THE EXPRESS, y WEDNESDAY KICONIMIAND P14240F0111118.-t r millam.Y. renewal& allime,lima4 PM} by Ike aps a a r, om as swift el MIMI riga —lll. IllawrAwa. • rtn exprefiri. TO 001 olvartioseaate Wanda ke "TM llaprear," Lariats lwNy Paw, aura be at dr Cillak 10. Basawbfrattost, by Teo o'CWI as Um day d pahliaatioa. . jegitithlinv a it. sow." 11.1priik. l Ithsallitatra.—Arl A. 4 . 0.= hal. it riltriclrlaat ?II I NONNWL ate= WM (01 Ills Priam MEW Era Ore% Wm O. aboa.-Ourradest t LTOIIIIIL Toqesalow Forms ?RI FAIRY 01110L1. Mr.lha roma li ad r Min k V —Lad • VALLit.LlTgandelmuM....6.l2= MOB WAVER AT LONDON BLIDON. Da4—Yoisla4, 41. 44 a.. —....—arinssa. 41 Mo. focessee—lienios. 6..14 31 . LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9. A eosin freight has just been cast unexpectedly upon our shores. The American ship David Stuart hoe landed at Queenstown the Neapolitan State Pri soners Poem°, Seertorenuti, Pica, and fifty other illustrious men. Probably eo much honour so much patriotism, and so much suffering have not been crowded into one ship within the memory of this generation. These noble exiles do not come to ask us to join their cause, if they have still a asses : they make no uncomfortable appeals to ear enthu siasm. Driven out of their own Gauntry by the wickedest of living Kings, all they seek is a refuge. Yet, unless recent unworthy fears have quite deadened the generous sympathy with which we English read that thrilling account of the galleys of Nisida which Mr. GLADSTONE addreeeed to Lord ABERDEEN, surely these illustrious exiles—ministers of state, nobles, deputies, ecclesiastical advocates—cannot be allowed to arrive in London without encountering a reception which shall amuse them that English esteem for high political virtue does not depend on the accidents of prosperity and success. The chief of this emigration, Baron POERIO— ," the beat and most virtuous of men "—as FERDI NAND of Name was wont to describe him, while prepqring fur him a dungeon and a chain—was Min ister of Public Instruction in Naples during the brief interval of feigned constitutionalism which that Sovereign psemitted in order to save his throne. It was the misfortune of Potato that he believed the public oaths and private professions of his King. After his resignation, and the fatal collision of May lb, which he did his best to pre vent, he kept his place in the Parliament of the kingdom until its dissolution, when, refusing to fly, be was arrested, brought before a packed court, and with forty others, among whom were many deputies, accused of conspiring to change the government of the Two Skillet. Hired witnesses WKS brought against him, one of whom had frier years before accused his own father of speaking against the Government. Having been con demned to twenty-four years' imprisonment, he was loaded with chains, and dragged from prison to prison, supporting his miseries with unsurpassed fortitude. Like scores of the most noble, cultivated, and virtuous men of his country, he was chained in an underground cell to one of the vilest criminals in the &ape*, and for only half an hour a week per mitted to ascend and look out upon the face of na ture. " The ooademnation of these constitutionalists " for high tressoo," wrote Mr. Outman' to Lord Aaaaroxsur, " was an outage as flagrant as if in " England any of oar most prominent and honour .l able men Lord ions Rreseu., Lord Lure " DOWNI, or yourself—had been committed to " prison on such a charge." On the 6th of January, while the rulers of the Italian peninsula were under the painful impression of LOUIS NAPOLEON'S New Year's speech, the King of NAPLES signed a decree ordering the release of POMO and his companions from the prison of Montesarohio, and their deportation to Cadiz, on their way to North America, the destined land of their exile. Oa the 16th their chains wars taken off and they left the prison, Poaaio wearing en histo- rical coat in which his father had suffered imprison met, for persecution has been the inheritance of the family. Their party, recruited with constitutional patriots from the prison of Najd', which furnished seven priests and eighteen sivilians, and from those of Procida and San Stefano, which sup plied respectively eighteen and sixteen more, is that which, just as we were beginning to expect tidings of its reception I. New York, has now landed at Queenstown. We are informed that some of its mat eminent representatives will arrive in London to-day or to-morrow. But many of them are ex tremely ill, and all are mach broken, for thsdiscipline of a Neapolitan State Prison is carefully adjasted to shatter the nerves and break the heart. We can render these eminent mon little material service, but it is in ear power to extend to them that which is above all things precious to noble minds—the frank expremiess of our sympathy, the generous recogni tion of their worth. Se-saceti had the weeder (*seemed by the accounts we remetly gave of Sir WILLIAM Ale -81110110.1 ssw 0111.11110 S subsided, than anodise investor appears upon the scene, with a pa apparently of still greater power. This, like its prototype, is I breech-loader and riled, sad as keg as it is supplied with ammunition it will °retinas is pour forth a torrent of shot, shell, or ow, at the rate of one dis charge every three seaseds, or 1,200 rands per hoer. Yet, notwithstanding this anpreeedented rapidity . . . . al fire, instead et heismiag bided ea an orainari piece of artillery doom after twenty or thirty rounds, the sew lan, la sonsequence of the admission of a evilest of air eyes during the brief sad eland imperceptible interval between these din charges, remains comparatively cool. It possesses, morsover, the great advantage of relieving the men who work it from those clam/erns explosions to which they most always be liable in ramming home the cartridge at • monks-loader—that fertile cases et so many frightful and too often fatal accidents. The gun in question is the invention of Mr. WARILY, of the Royal Engloeere, who has been for some time past engaged in bringing it to perfection. He has now succeeded in fitting to it, at the left side of the chamber, a lever of simple construction, which by ems movement and almost at the same instant, seises the cartridge, eats it, applies the priming to the nipple. hereastically closes the breech, and fires the charge. In precision it equals any gun that has yet hese tiled, and It has this peat advantage over Sir Wet. mat Asusseioaa's, that whines his, being made of wrought iron, is necessarily very expends's, WARILY', investisa ma be applied to all sor existing ordssato of whatever Willow, mad at a ems pandiesly trifling east, probably sat mash more than a fourth of the prim of the amasfaseure of thw farmer guns. This, sanely, is a very material cow dilatation in its Isms, at least while the whole el t ai DII ID CHILDREN. 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(LIBEL Oa the awes et 16: — B;irVial I, the basso rtooloal lea loto a ammilltem to olattin tie see 11 owl !I Via. o. 411. " ooloilhan Oa eadi ihe taileetopeo• =, sm arte d. r ivi t I n to g risopflu r. Ina likettmo bill woo lahaded 1. galleon eas• akar, of the Onshore ate otleotal to Os Woe. et the aftmeilea pat le Om. Leave van —to tatoolaot the be, vile moo Ned a list tine. lIABBLAVONTER DILL TbJe Id part thaeock aseekter. XVIDINCI 07 00110111/BION BILL. The be vaned Om* ecmetes. SIIPPLY. TIM raged As onmadtWaN44.7 Was brought up NA blesed MUTINY SILL. on ta. mom ti;;;•;ininia - ii Wt. CIMMIIILD tats elm mamma ow gig le 410 rehreace le Ile MAW span b Ilkasiti, sod Wigan Se allowease Inimempers for asessaarialbe Wars Ins te Imo Immend. _ No. COWAN begot old Pr committee would bo pot elf Air • took Y oeior dot the loom. slight be elosoot MEL odd Owl So Gab otterottot a ll2liwit. 1.1 wait to the lobing of the om), from 10. to MI. Ma yews* UsimMins dor=t, nab as Ibe nob of " CA M tbra roal a line. Us beam rijsuisel tea abaft le as Aka. • 'O, MARCH r . 9, 1. 'II • 1 r our Artillery is admitted to be in a Massillon state.' 'Even with every exertion on the part of Illr Wll.O Liam Armorrzotto, at his works at Newcsalls, aided by the fall power of the factory recently placed it his disposal at Woolwich, it will be the work et many years to replace all the field artillery, the siege guns, sad the marine artillery now in use. In the cause of some observations we recently offered on the subject of the Royal Navy, the aC curacy of which Sir Joint PAZINGTON'e recent state ment strikingly confirmed, we took occasion to men tion that the number of guns on board the different men-of-war in existence in the British service ex ceeded fifteen thousand; that being the oase, it easy to perceive what en enormous outlay would be entailed upon the country by the replacement of this immense quantity of mothiel. If, however, as is reported, these guns can all be rifled and fitted with the ingenious adaptation now patented by Mr. WARRY, an immediate outlay of many hundred thousand pounds would be wholly obviated, while time—a far more important consideration still— would be saved. Dn Monday lut, at Chatham, a series of experi ments was tried with a gun made on the new prin ciple, and with the terrific form of missile invented by Captain NORTON, and charged with his "liquid fire." The result left but one impression on the minds of the spectators, and that was that naval warfare ea hitherto conducted must be deemed at en end. What, indeed, is the state of things brought about by the ingenious application of science to increase the destroyiog power of instruments of war? At the trials, a short time ago, on Shoeburynees fiat, It was found that the solid iron cuing of the Trudy (floating battery) afforded at 400 yards no protection to the steel-pointed Armstrong bolt, fired from a 32-pounder of the new kind, and with the small ch►rge of tithe. of powder. We make use advisedly of the term "bolt," for these missiles, from their shape, resemble much more a rocket than any description of bullet hitherto used for heavy guns. So much at variance with professional opinion as to the impregnability of these massive batteries was the result above described, that Captain Hstern, of the Cressy, who had fearlessly stationed himself on board the Trusty, in the first instance; confident in the impermeability of the casing around him, was glad to retire to safer quarters when he found not only plate-bolts, decks, and knees starting in all diffUldna, but the five-inch metal plates themselves being driven in, the Armstrong bolts passing com pletely through, and subsequently bearing away decks and beams of the most ponderous character. Weed-work indeed of any kind seems incapable of arresting the flight of these missiles, for at a range of 800 yards they are found capable of traversing a solid mw composed of heart of oak, bolted together, even to the thickness of nine feet So ninth for an elongated and steel-pointed variety of the mimils already in um. Let us next consider what Captain NORTON'S leaden shell, charged with " liquid fire," eau accomplish. It has been demonstrated that a single rifleman, by ths help of this extraordinary projectile, can at any dis tance up to 1,800 or even 2,000 yards, infallibly set fire. it not to the hall, at lout to the sails and spars of any vessel. If, then, we imagine, In osse of actual hostilities, one of WILIULT . II pas, pouring from an embrasure in comparative security, at the rate of 20 per minute, shells of a few inches diame ter, with an absolute certainty, too, that each shall hit its mark, what other conclusion esa we adopt than that war, upon the principles by which it has hitherto been regulated, will become nearly, if not wholly, Impracticable ? Some discussion maw in the House en Monday night, suggested probably by the above considerations, upon the vote of 826,0721. for fortifications at home and abroad. Ths country will learn with satisfaction that a committee of experienced officers has already been appointed to consider what effect the late improvements in artillery will have apon the modern system of fortifications. Tae retirement of Prince NAPOLEON from the French Ministry, to which it is natural to uaign great importance, is very variously interpreted. We have reason to believe that its acceptance hu been dictated by temporary considerations, and will not be followed by any material changes in the ultimate aims of the external policy of the• French Go reenment. Int Court. The Queen ind the Prince Consort honoured the palomino, at the Adelphi Theatre with their peewee. het Aiming. The toyal mita oceselited of Lodi Hoodoosld, Ham Lary Herr, Hoe. Mary Bohol, the Earl of Shedkid, Liestesent-Colonel H. Ponstaby, and Colonel the Hon. A. Hisdigt. Tba Prises Covert, attended by Colonel the 800. A, Hardie" visited the British Museum yesterday morning. Lady Headwall b em succeeded the Countess of Carr r tbe lady in wailing to the Qom ; sad the Earl of Sheffield and Mr. R. Overby Gore have mended Viscount Sirathallen sod Genteel Sir Edward Bowser r the Iced sad groom in The Right Hon. W. H. Gladstone had an Warrior with Sir E. Dwlwsr Lytton yesterday, at the Celoalal•afflos. D iebm wen received yesterday at the Culonisl-alkii troa ei goOVllTlVe• GIGO= and Hourlong. Curter a was sent to the Orem, ad the Ferland lair& Their Royal Highnesses the Dachau of Cam beide ad the Primer Mary besotted the Contra el Chiresdot with their corp ay last sight. at her belphlp's rotoptloa" la orasvaal;ormota t. Grbrl He Perna woo la altasaaass m lat royal blemaanta • mall aka, way pram* to mot ta• illoatriosa Talton._ _ _ The Marquis of Salisbary, as Lord Presidsat of diontosuri, au glee a rand dinner on Friday neat to • 'lase patty of the (Aare connected wits the educttketal alai of his Wields/I department. The Bari Granville was honoured with the employ of hie Royal Highness the Duke of Catakeidge at dinner, at his lordship's menet= is Brutoa-street, last roguing. ♦ Wed girds eras iavi•el to sheet hi royal bishops. The Bait! of Stradbroks has left the Brattswkk Betel, IffElyiPstettot, for hie seat, Heatless Hail. Lady Windom&la has left the St. George's Hotel to lake her tarn as lady in meting on has Ilsjooty, at Dnoldsghara Palace. Tbs Right Han. Edward Ellice, M.P., entertained • edstt party at &sere last *Twang, at lb risidece la Arnsgterstraet. The Earl af Minto has been very ill. bat is now email."' to lo ont ot darer. _ _ _ UriOvando ne has presented the Rev. Alfred eltegaeas loafhaset, 111.A._, to the vicarage al Fathering'', Lard Braybrooke has presented the Rev. Sainsel Our" Ineasbent of Knowl4-lati, nor MeMesheed, le re risme of Weren't. Breirshlre, reedend meet e , by the greatest ef the Re;. H. H. army, S.A., * the prlealgairldp of Ceddiedem Theologiad Calve. The L.sds of the Treasury have appointed the j.d r . sewage (the Right H. Mr. Mowbray) Mr. Robert Heyley Follett te be the COCllaissiasin islet the Probate Arts for daddies the &hes for cotoperegon sat loy Sited remota. The Earl of Airlie is to be installd Levi Rester of Mesischal COW% Abrams, es Weemey, the Silk latteet • ' • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews ere its week , tehllttog sa ingegseent at the &Shen Threw. Oa Monday Mght Mr. Charles Dines, lite lessee st thsLyosers Theism mamma a az WON wrap neat et the Thaws Repel, Zerabereb. LATEST INTELLIGENCE, AUSTRIA. VIRNNA, TOISDAT. The evening edition of the official Vieux a Gasetts publishes a long article, stating that for several rea sons founded on international law, Austria will insist upon the complete maintenanoe of her special trea ties with the Italian states. The only additional article to the treaty with Naples—in which the conformity of principles of government is stated merely as an existing fact— could be suppressed if both parties should agree upon the point. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Tun°LT. The Gazette of the &nate of this day publishes the treaty of commerce and navigation concluded be tween Russia and England, which was ratified by the Emperor on the 10th of January last. EXPRESS F ROM PARIS. (PROM Ott* OWN PARIS, TUMIDLY ETNWINCI. Diplomatic communications between Paris and Turin are now very frequent. A government mes senger left this morning with despatches for the French Ambassador, the Prince de la Tour ld'Auvergoe. At the Bourse, the Rents, after opening very firm and rising as mach as 26c., became very heavy for the claw without any definite reason, and fell (for account) 40c. from yesterday, closing at 68fr. 86e. For cash the last price was without change. Mo bilier fell 17fr. 600. t and railways from 2fr. 60c. to Mi. The carnival masked ball at the Tuileries last night was extremely gay. Dancing was kept up till 6in the morning. The Emperor appeared in the costume of a field officer of the time of Louis EV. ; the Empress wore a court dress of the same period, and was covered with diamonds and jewels. In the course of the evening two cars, bearing ladies in historical costumes, were drawn through the saloons. There were two suppers, one at 2 o'clock, and the other at 6. Each table was presided over by a member of the imperial family. About 600 people were invited to this fate. The Preue says in its weekly commercial review: Although speculative budder i n Paris still keeps on the reserve during the present doubtful state of political ash', peS emend nutunisetiners have during the pest "risk re- ;eared from elapplng bongo some considerable ceders, white will beep then poll well implied for some time lo ems. The meadartarers of certain ankles, snob u per- furry, artificial flowers, and other faacy sorb, have also reesimd some good orders from the deportmmte. With mord to the retail Mode in the capital, it Mill mattfours dull. At Lyons inch orders have teen received from the United States and ths Brazils as will occupy moat at the looms until hominess shall have geoerally improved at home. At Mahatmas and Roue manufactarsd goods have been in go .d demand, buyers appearing to anticipate higher priors from the improviag quotations of the raw material The menage from Roubaix are equally satisfec.ory. In ecemagasece of an advance in prime in the London and Liverpool markets, a large amomt of tumblers has been doss ha totem at Haw% matufacturers purchasing eagerly in an . _ Udp►l{at of a further Mamma 131101114.081 D nw eager in Paris mathmas mryltmigd, the rename not being ►ble to sled warm owlag to the high prices demanded by holden; transmittal in reflood sugar are aim far below the anal weans Ms cam nerket remains in $ Merman Neer. boyars refraining Am partdmaing baytad their maul wants. • hags amount of bastame has bees domain sapper ; bet is lesd lam dais& with prior Area. Zino is rather ea the decline. General Delve, of Hayti, one of Sonlonque's ministers, has arrived at Havre from Southampton, The Dibate feel* little doubt of the definitive Bacons of Lord Cowley at Vienna : . _ Austria meat be minvitteed of two thbsp—the first to that the Frew:ls government dedres pros, sines it her voluntarily accepted the iatententioa of inglaad, whose attscituatat to peace canon be sompond; the mead is that linsepra public opinion, so strongly pronounced for per, would not be indalgott toward. the government which should sootpt the pave responsibility allaying m assed pesos isposeible by ha wawa haughtiness, er by yaw sad gaily releuktken With these two troths before he eyes, Aastr:a mast be Covered to lend attention to the advice of England; and we should feel no surprise st bear. lag the coollwastion of the despstohis which repraeut as very honorable the propene of the negotiations opened by Lord Cowley. Ina few days we shall doubtirea witness the remora of the last traces of the alarming mistrust which weighed on the mind of Bumps during the tint two months of this year. SARDINIA. 11Ancut 4. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the motion for raising the usual levy of 9,000 men for I the current year of 1869 was carried by 102 ayes to 1 no. The appointment of a consul-general at Bucharest and of a consul at Belgrade wu agreed to. The 'salary of the former is to be 12,000 lire, of the /Arm ament 4,000, and of the latter at Belgrade 6,000. The abolition of all corporations and privileged associations in Genoa and other parts of the state was opposed by only 2 votes, approved by 110. In the Senate the law for prohibiting the expor tation of forage across the Lombirdo frontier pasesi without any debate. LORD COWLEY'S MISSION. The German lemma of Frankfort publishes a lattetistoo Vienna of the 4th instant which says : " The ceofmeness between Lord Cowley sad Count de Bed are for the moment suspended. It is elated that the cabinet of Vieena has made such statements on the subject of special treaties with the different Italian states that his lordship has found it neesseary to refer the matter to his government, end that a cabinet courier has been despatched to London to apply for fresh instructions.* The Cburrier du Hasse states that Rear-Admtral Park, who yr kr sass years devoted himself @pickily to tbs Wady at siews-isibaw for vessels, has been east to 'm issed as a mission,. - - At a masical aim, celebrated on Sunday at the dispel albs Wittier, the ordinary damn executed, under the dirocCos of M. Ambit, an unpublished work of licorinl. It is ea sled Maria recently comporel by the ilimarioas mostro, 'ad dedicated by him to the Booms It is stated in a letter from Naples that ten days rased the mmirmass strestad st Cagliari notorious nada, marl Yon de holm, who is messed of hiving oomenitod mots Mao anon murders. Thy Braila% which has jut arrived at Nantes team Nee," aye the /hero sk is " M broeght over assist seepois of no los apish% ow of width is upwards of Au GPO keg. Darin these promo awn hrty of them mess won teas oa bond, erns at mid& emeakod UPI on et Ike boa la whirls the Esther on Ind, sod to es- wenn* the hold ol the turd, Who, limy still nimbi at Doty. Fertnaataly, the vain is set la ray en naemoya. 'rho one weed brought am • modes sad a =I.IOIT Ye less he w er ‘ Y r o:r .V.r.sezedrai w ith t o cart Ye dn. As to Oa Om it could sac unpin tho ohmage of climate, owl mind Mt et. Naas the dsy oftarthe yard mom ism pat The diens sad noc-oemmiageoed oaken et the 7th Harem in write& ,t Nate li limen the nosh fibs post a gnmi ..a rm,'` Om of chi Chelan 41es Mow, bi tint city. Ms =n i rd imvommirdsnad cams mob sastamos of the KWh yew, taw lialideleslGN sad at the time of Loafs Xlii. sad Lads IV.; god they model eceeettha gerhale• eat pythriarl nelson W. h e m s msernabip Thy_tessint Vol very Om, sod this higge sas Male& T he yeeltet the fiflattohni, elm eterer e( XeeedllaN amd iturell enueambei the divide wen (west. THE UNITED STAThS. LIVERPOOL, TCESDAY. Thorne mail steam-ship America, Captain hillier, which sailed from Boston on the 23rd, and from lialifax on the 25th ult., arrived here to-day. She brought 81 paesengers, and in specie 74,820 dolls., and 2,2761. sterling. The steamship Africa hence, arrived out at New York on the 22nd ult. The screw steam-ship Bremen, from Southampton for New York, put into Halifax on the 22nd ult., short of oral. _ _ — Tlienaws by this arrival is of slight importance. In the Berate the bill providing for the &egoist. tion of Cube continued to be discussed. . _ The House palmed the Army Appropriation Bill, after reducing the estimates 1,600,000 dole. The total amount appropriated for this branch of the public service is about 14,000,000 dolt. r - , The Committee on Ways and Means had authorised their chairman to report a bill for a re-issue of treasury notes. Al it will require two-thirds to take it up, it stands no chance unless combined with a chantlle tariff. A te legram from Bt. John's, Newfoundland, under date of 9th ult., says .—" The tenor of private advice, received per Prince Albert render it certain that the British government will grant a trubsidy of 160,0001. to the Galway Steam-ehip Company. Mr. Henley, chief electrician of the Atlantic Cable Com pany, has arrived here, with batteries and instru menu, to commence operations with them on this end of the cable." . _ _ The steam-ship Black Warrior, bound from Havannah to New York, ran ashore on Rockaway Bar, Leng Inland, during a dense fog, on the morn. in of the 20th alt. The passengers and mails were taken off in safety, together with the 208,000 dole. in Mexican dollars, which she had on freight. At the latest dates it was feared that without very favourable weather she would not be got off. Her value was about 135,000 dole. Incessant rains for a week throughout the west had caused a freshet in the Ohio river, and at Cin cinnati the water was up to the second stories et houses in Water-street. All the upper streams were overflowing. Travel on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was suspended. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH VIA HALIFAX. Raw You, Pte. 24, ETENING.—Tko screw deem-ship City of Manchester, from Liverpool, sr rived here to-&y. The United States mails, which wens to have been taken out by her on Satorday next, the 28th, have been transferred to the Cunard screw steam-ship Lebanon, which will sail on that day for Liverpool. Our cotton market is very dull, and prices are c. lower, but quotations are almost nomusaL P. Wright calls middling uplands life. The market for breadstuffs is firm. WASHINGTON, Psi. 23.—A highly intelligent Mexican authority announces that Mtramon is ool lecting funds and treasure with a view of abandoning Mexico. Arrangements are also rapidly progressing to tarnish Alvarez with the needed arms and ammu nition for his army. Nzw ORLEANS, Pls. 23.—The skip Mary Adeline, while loading for Cork took fire last evening and was scuttled ; 2,000 bales of cotton on board, be longing to Messrs. Lemma and Co., were lost. The cotton pus inspired in Prance. The ship Normandy arrived here yesterday from Liverpool. Advice. from Vera Cruz, of the 12th inst., repre sent Juarez as preparing for a vigorous defence of the city against the threatened attack of Miramon. Juarez has already a force of 5,000 men and 200 field pieces, and had ordered an additional force of 2,000 men from the interior. He had sanguine hopes of defeating Miramon. HALIFAX, FEB. 25.—The royal mail steam-ship Canada arrived here last evening and proceeded to Hoodoo. (MOM LAST MORT'S GAZETTE.) LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Mules I.—Notice if hreeby given that her qjestty will hold a drawing. room at James's Prison upon Uwadity, the 14th of April soh at tee o'clock LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH I.—Notieo is barely ghee that her Majesty will bold a levee, at Jaw... PrLeu on Wednesday, the 6th at April next, at two Valor& WHITEHALL, MARCH 7.—The Queen he. been pleased to threat letters patent to be paned under the greet seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain sad Imbed I appotaiog the Right Hon. Charles Hoary Gordon Lemon (commooly eellad Bail of March) to be Poor-law Commis. *loner for England. I BT. JaMites PALACE, MARCH 4.—The Queen hu bees planed to appoint William White Cooper, BK., to be serge= mallet in ordinary to bee Majesty, in the room of Henry Alexender, Esq., demised. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, MARCH 4.—The Queen be. be. pleased, on the nomination of the Right Hon. the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, to appoint it Charles Henry John Rich, Bart., one of her Msjo Henourable Corps of Glentleaten-at-Arros, eke Edward Hayward. Esq., resigned. lAINEVe PALACII, Mann - 6.—The Queen Min been plesasdon the nomination of the Bight Hon. the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, to appoint Cornelia Frederick Selma Daubeney, late 44th Regiment ' one t. ber blejsitte Honourable Corps of Geetkmatm-st.Arms, Mee Beglamm R. Williams, Esq., resigned. THE NOSPROII7B MISHOS.—" The ceremony," pays the Lama Ewald. " of claire...fling the Bospherue mis sion pat, the Evangeline, Molt place on the 19th February, in preeence of a cansiderable number of English. The English ambassador and Lady Mawr, attended by several of the gentlwase of the embus y, was among the earliest arrival., end at half-per or the ceremony wee commenced by prayers brag read by the Rev. C. B. Dribble, chaplain to the embassy. Afterwards the rev. gentleman sad Mir Hanson, who was to christen the revel, entered a erre, and dropped round to the etre, where the tarineal bottle hung suspended by a blue ribbon from the differ]. KY Hannan than broke the beetle against the stern poet, and gave the vessel her name amidet cheers from those premed. An excellent lunch, provided by Mr. Gribble, 'Rawer& took place, at which toasts to the Queen, the ambassador, de., were drunk with greet gusts We ere glad to leans that the society in London hes rented 1001. a year for the support of a ley agent of this most nester miadon: DEATH OF LORD MIIRRAY.—Lord Murray died at his hones in Great Steart-street yesterday afternoon. Lord Money was he his 81st year. He was raised to the bench in 1839, having previoaly receivtd the honour of brightly's!. Hewes the ascend re of Alexander Murray, of liendeeland, Lord of germ and Justiciary, by the daughter of Sir Arl and. r larder, Bart., of livelick, end nines of the first Hart of Mansfield. Born in Mid Lothian ; be carried, ISM Mary, shiest daughter el the lee William Rigby, Eq., of Olddrd-hall, Cheri!; _was called to the Scotrh bar fa 1799 ; succeeds! the Right lice. Freels (aPerwards Lord) Jeffrey as Lori Advocate in 1834, but resigned in the No vember of the ease year ; was wan appointed Lord Aden. cats in April, 8116 ; was Reorder of the Greet Roll, or Clack of the Pipe, la the Marque, Court, Borland, but resigned that cries (a sinecure) some time before his aP mat Lord Advocate ; reps _resented the Leith diarV I TI !mitts in parliament from 1832 till 1838.-Bcotnesera Nab Dam—Last week there was an arrival of red deer at Ares, frets Knowsley Hail, the seat of the Earl of Derby. There were twenty Is number , and pee the pes. rase of the Duke al Hamilton. A LANDLORD ON GAMI-PREBERFINO.—AL the Heat dinner at Derehem, lest week, A. Hamond, Esq., of Warms, after thsakis_ g the =spry for the meaner in . which they bad drunk his health, and congratulating than on the excellence of the past seers, mein some remarks at the asap that bad taken place in Norfolk duos the days what the pheasant was the predoudasat object of the "poulterers,' as the Nukes sere years ago wire fast becoming. " Tara," he add, were ary different now to what they were fifty rare z ;ded Geme errs then need se • means by which gentlemen amusement to the guests with whom they MIA their bloom; end It was a very charming mum:mat; but although some of thoss b. sßlemes wbo sow Ides! shootings showed mama ll and kindness, yet still coo bad baster a somarroial air, and he hoped that Not=would soma asst with a thorough bankruptcy. dialiked gains or s good day'. Mooting. but la disliked a good day's shooting Mthe excluei.da of ell ease annuesteet, Be would speak to the farmers of Norfolk. He saw low in that roam who come out with the bowie that were very maims t hallooed se loud es say ask , sad ever-rods the bow& He had tried to seep theta atm; mid damn was mother Wag be should Itli• to OM boo, eel that wee giving their inhaled deem midge the altapbwd sad letting Ma trop the anodic aid what he cooled- Tills wee the eying evil Maw meaty. There : waa the pudwaisa Mama tiro Goad howdy. Him days wars Bawdy me: be profaned a raid to a lie= - ; bated the *la a a Mae es a daegsams thing, bat he did , Nloe tea see hls trim& lids oat sad akry theamives, sad • would always direr a art who rode swil•ht sod well, at the aid. el the end sa it Ita tail of 6ew. lied sossethess tess esieraMed, and cion'd hardly a a je l tempo. st stern Madre* Mktg clam behindtheleomade.; tibia his Mead the master erso quietly Alibi ea OM 11 4 looking oe as sesiondy as soribbs Thus dolmas& wee Moss beta ;Mot** istd to do ether by • see et Wee Memel, well-intentioned, WIN tgesseat, th•bwimesotitadioaknoadastiss alethiel thew winiesieg. b4 4ksii eeif Nerwfak Nat