The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-09 00:00:00

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Tan Ensue, TEll womouss. 171 PALAri, AND SEIM f i t1i A70.4. 1.10 Oa= PP& 0.1400_•_4•••.-•/. • U. inn •1101 'MA WI UMW Oil RION WATIII AT LORD= SUDO& WONIVIZ i a t = kti::::::—AM=sh...' k ka. LONDON, murmur, DEC. I. TB' new Medical Council has mmuommed its meetings, and seems disposed to sat to week to earnest for the welfare of the valuable premien which its members represent. The very first pro ceeding &inert of the Council sugars well for the bears. The anomaly or having three distinct Phar macopoeias for each portico of the United Kingdom is to be dose away with. The sensible and liberal spirit in which this r etinae is to be carried out wee wani. fated at the setund sleeting of the Connell, when, on the 'notion of Mr. LAvrauece, it was resolved that the new Pharmacopona should be printed in English. We rejoice to see this Owlets rig of mystery stripped from a liberal profs ion. The proposition comes with good race from one of the most accomplished scholars in his broach II medicine. Dog Latin is no longer necessary to con ? oral from vulgar rue the method of compounds required by the medical pn r Few ;if any of those most concerned in Opposing the compounds of the Pharmacopoeia, 'ever intoned to the original. If they did, they were hardly pre pared by their education to profit from its perusal, though its idiom earoored more of English than of the Latinity of Cicano. No sooner, therefore, did a new edition of the Pharmacopcela ;appear in the autho- rised Latin than English translations followed, for I the benefit of all who were most oonserned in its I. contents. Ihe Latin of the Pharmacopoeia was a thing of the put; its abandonment, however, is 1 significant. We take it as an indication that the Proforma of the Science of Medicine are disposed to deal fairly and openly with their patients, and to oast off the mystery invented in darker egos sloak ignorance and false pretensions. The next step, we hope, will be the abandonment of the dangerous practice of writing prescriptions not only in dog Latin, but also in a oontreeted form. If patients cannot yet be entrusted with the know ledge of the remedies they are required to take, at leest this should be done : —the name of every medicine should be written in full, and the directions how the presenlied resposad Seto be red ought always to be clearly written in English. This is no unimportant matter. At pelmet the public has not the slighter warrant that the person to whom the prestriptkin is given to be prepared, can construe the Latin in whirl, by an absurd and antiquated eestan, it is written. How antiquated, may be inhered from the fact that the same Roman numerals are era in which the merchants of the EDwARDS and HINI2II were accestoreed to keep their acierats. We are glad to see that in the preparation ot their ire Pliarmacopceis the Medial Council have not lowed the aid of a body more serpeesat than any other to give them effective aristance. The Corrine, appointed for its preparation have power given them to corky with and obtain the aid of the Pharmaceutical Society. This very valuable and important body has been in existence some fourteen or Moen years, and them can be no doubt that it ►as already dons much to elevate the ordinary chemist and druggist, and would do still moue if famished with the proper authority from the Oovonseat. The ezigeneies of society, which require the assist men of quailed medical men whose aid may b. obtakied min cheaply than tbst el the physician it engem lanai by etiquette is damn' as boater Asa of a pines kr every visit, haw raked up in the lot bait seamy the valuable ekes now styled " general modeler's.," tamed by a embination of the surgeon ef the old ashen with the spathe airy. The OA apoliesny--the one atinadesst so the physinien, te nix sad adaniabitee tie Inge properibed by him--has rind en of Weems la reality, though sot Is WM. The elevation of the apothseary to the soak of a well sinned mho mional men, We rya rise to the Madams who, es • retail Ambit sad druggist, is now the miler of drags end their weapons& to the reseal public. The pm Orkin and surgeon became, to.. sad nom Bias reihrels, to be einealted by the general reetitieser la isemplisated and dimcah aesem Legal shernal bare bean taken, and the Edneatimal Bessie of the various Macho of medicine hen sideaveared, by strict examinations, to nies the pnismicael standard of their eland, sad to give the rads a means. that the mintitisser to when they ammo the MO of their health shall be cora meat to meat then skilfully. These still Tessin. • went. Before the me 1815, any man might lay in • stoee of dn., pereliase a pestle and mortar, cell hieseelf es npothesery, and minister his potions to the Rubin This wee rat a stop to by the Usk asd the apenesseiss, awned with the pewee ofvequiring a empeteat admanm horn nary mem ber et their body, have elevated what was a inn trade Me one of the most linesurable sad hemmed professions in the knees. Their elevation has called eat aam trade. Now, say man whe nom to like a shop, all his window with rod, due, mad gams betties, ems trade in drags and tiredly 'bolsi ads Although be may be igneent Mk of the ha rage sad the none of the ingredisats is the gra seeiptles he is required to mho up, he may eanspend lb without let or hindreme, sad the public has no Sellarity. Thle is what we nay enn he done. As a Is* ye believe the chemists sad druggists to be both highly intellipot end boron able men. They feel their orn - 111 position. They feel that . ae r y si all i e= , t venturer may immune the ir ; . . they loam , :ione all they can do to wipe away the I I ricacoa• Sew praiseworthy and excellent members of 1 Op twig of the retail chemists and druggists anon tlwomeiven, several years ago, into • 80. shay, to bnpreve the standard of education in their body. nay obtained premises, instituted lectures for their apprentices and members, esta blished an nomination, and, after some yews of oppciation, premed • Charter of Incorporation. The names of sash prelbasors as PEREIRA, A. T. Thom- FOWWEICEM REDWOOD IDCROIEII the earned- ow of the new society in their calling. It is not too such to ay that they have elevated Pharmacy Wm the position of a distinguished branch of Chemistry. They were the first to point eat to their members that they were un onetionsly deceiving the public by selling spu rious drugs. They gave the intelligent retail dealer a means of tenting the purity of the articles in which he dealt. Assisted by such chemists u and PHILLIPS, devoting many of them their best energies to the improved preparation of the articles they compounded, they have done more for the physician than any Pharmacopoeia ever issued from any col lege. The new Medical Council has, therefore, acted well and wisely in procuring the aid of the harmsoeuneal Society. - - Somothing more gal manias to be done. Every au who ;impounds • prescription, every tlfs penis? who acts in • surgery, ought by law to be compelled to satisfy the Pharmaceutical tiosiety, or some usaining board of equal authority, that he can read the preeoription he has to campeand, mad eon discriminate the drop he use from deadly poisons. Public safety demands this safeguard, this patentee of the eempetimoy of the compounder of drugs, just as strongly u it dementia a similar proof of the skill of the medical practitioner. A custons incident respecting the present via- ray of Lombardy is Mlsmiionee in areoent letter from Milan. Among the tokens of favour bestowed by the Arcadia. Maxatuaatt on the few Italians of merit who wield accept them was s diamond pin, presented to M. SALAMI, in acknowledgment of a work prasentsd by bin to his Imperial Highness. The literary courtier was no doubt credulous enough to believe in its genuineness, and probably weak _ enough to display the glittering gift: Whatever his appreciation of its intrinsic worth may hare been, it certainly meant something—possibly something better to come : so M. SALARI wai _ . _ . grateful. In a very short tin*, however, he became aware that either he or his patron _ _ had been deceived, and that UM gem was a - shwa• Discreetly making known Ida dipeovin7 to the giver, he left it to his Excellency to redeem his pledge. But if, as is said. he has hitherto waited in rib:, the disappoini impoenV has in all likelihood owns to concur 11% with the zest of his *natty roes it habitual estimate of Austria's mock diamond'. --- Yet it sere strange if redereario specious and pra miss so circumstantial stare which the Milanere Viceroy was instructed to make had not deosiud.stine• body. The variant victim of veteran treachery in some times beguiled by the fresh and frank air of youth. The Lombards, it is true, had no particular mum to hope that the children of the Arthdicbess Boma would prove illegitimately Link*. They had heard ' the voice of RIZOBOADI Olt the day be wisest up, amid the tumult of ruction, on the tottering throne of the empire. And, unlike his prototype, they bad found that the ruthless boy wan able and resolved to keep his word. Compared with whet was done in 1849, and subsequently, with thepsrueal seasons and approval of the beardless Fusco Jaws, to quell the spirit of .popalaz propose and to quench the light of popular hope In various porticoes of the Imperial realm, all that we heard of seventies and repression nowhere faded into insignilleanse. Under the inexorable, but decent and temperate, counsels of M. Ifernaffica the elder liaison had jgoverned many years in a spirit which failed, in deed, to conciliate Italian nationalism or Hangarian desire of progress I bat, contreated with the system of WINDIIKIIOIIIIII, HATAAI7, and Itspentr, in the name and with the too notorious ►pproval of the youthful Emrsaoa, it was a tole rant and temperate tytanny. What Hawn bad the Italians to taped that the Meaty sad well beloved brother of such a Prince, confidentially conunimimsed aad instructed by him to act as hie representative among this, would be other than he ? We know, wevertbelam, that to NON extent, per haps not any great ea*, the well-enacted profession of a desire to mitigate existing rigours, to develop local capekilities, and to gratify distinctive aspirations in the Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom, was believed in, whoa attend with all the apparent sincerity of as and earnest youth. Whether the part be had undertaken to play was understood by the Arch duke 3faxlmitiss from the outset, or whether within general limits a discretion was not lift whisk he unexpectedly tried to nee in a manner Assonant to his professions, was foe mem time matter of doubt. But all doubts are rapidly disappearing now. If the Viceroy ever really forwarded to Vienna the proposals for redress of Italian grimness kw which he Peck credit some months ago, he has evinced by his subsequent acquirements in their total mistletoe, how little he oared what hesitate et them. The diamond& be affected to give, when questioned, are not denied le be sounburkit j and be is content to have them thrown back on his hands, without venturing to big& that be wee ignarapt d the deception he en deavoured to pasties by rasa= of the.. What the essensiesses may be la Italy of all the additional ansgsestign than wantonly and wilhfy admiaisesrel to an excitable papa, it is net for us to prognsetieste. The mina sad sequestration of this sad all ether English journals °essayed by the poet late the Austrian territories, prase that the Goarament does hot like its subjects to know what ls thought in this weary of its proceedings, sad of the dasrminatien of oar people not to be dragged, epos say mesas whatever, into quarrels that may arise thereinto'. Shedd isediais mere day grow impatient et find its ambigua attitude oo looser saistainabia and shad& skim Ramis or Film" or both combined, reiterate In swam what lip-amnia liberals of other nation have said ingiasenly-0 that " the Nadas:nee Cl the prima scadition sf Wage " In Italy is besompatible with the amity of Bare's; —the pee* of Ragland will asnadly ridges is pay a sabsidy or send a ship in defence of Austrian rule. If Paris tanks fit to ally bersalf fir better or for worse with Me old rival in Germany, that L her affair, with whit' we have ne right to meddle. Bat in this soostry, let all wheat it may eososra know betimes. that representative institutions ara so t " spa their trial I" sad that an Hones Cl Osmoses, refirmell or unreformed, will ever again be indsoed to sanoliso a pelifty which, dironly re ladirestly, ba ptise air gursgass of the destinies@ of Austria. IN his had spat deal toe mach of that leskiti, sad igoastialens polity in past lima. Tionimp nuns of an Algerian alliance is hateful to Be res. Again and spin has it ban dreamt of by 1 haa all than worthlessness is not likely soon to De forgotten. When on the brink of that terrible struggle, in which we sacrificed a hundred millions of trea- sore and forty thoueand British lives, we asked Matz* whose interests were identical with oar own, manfully to join us, and thus avert the possibi- lily of a lengthened conflict,—Austria shuffled, in- , trlgued, and lied from week to week, and from month to month, and we, under the guidance of Lords CLARENDON and ABLILDRIN, submitted to be so fooled, till golden 000uiona had pared away, and Russia had time to gather her strength together, and to papers for the dreadful encounter. At the door of the Cabinet of Vienna we lay the ghastly reckon ing of the Crimea; and whenever an English Minis ter in time to come is asked to enter into engage ments offensive and defensive with Austria, let him, as a preliminary, demand reimbaresment of the milliooo her eowarrlios and issineerity cost no, end et him uk her if she can restore our dead. CDs court. OSBORNE, Digo. 8. Dm Queen and Prism and royal family walked sad drove in the roads paerodey. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in Downing-street. The Ministers present were : —The Earl et Derby, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the Lord Chancellor, the Marcos of Salisbury, the Bari of Hardwieke, Mr. Secretary Walpole, the Earl of Malmeeboxy, Sir B. Bohm Lytton, General Peel, Lord Stanley, Sir John Pekin the Right Hon. I. W. Henley, and Lard John Ths Judicial Committer, of the Privy Coattail eat maw day. Lord lUsagatiows Ow* i•as ca se appal trout Baugal, " Chsyt Naga a. Chowdlwee Nowbat," reawahig the dame of the wart below. Dr. Lmhissiton gars Judgment on an appeal from the Preregetive Conn, " ;lady= v. De Beenceesna." lard Hingedown gave judgment in as appeal from the Admiralty Coors, " Zopett w Lassie (the Needs Amid can). Despatches wen remind at the Coimmiel-taim yesimsdaY from the Governors of Ceylon, Hong tas& IL Winne. and the settimments on the West Coma d Afrkm Despatches ware sent to the Gammen d the Falkland Islands. Th. Prinoe of Wales will leave Berlin for Lon don en Saturday next. Hu Excellency the Munster for the Netherlands has beta waded to hie redest* in Lowecierequare for the last to dare, with ma attack of rheemathes. His Excellency the Saxon Minister hu returned to tows from the Comment. The Duke of Sueoleach and the Earl of Dalkaith, M.P., hem strived at Montagu Home, tram Bettihkm Home, Northamptostehirs. The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland are eapidal fa lowa early fait week hoof Alawfak Gads. The Dfarquie of Hartingtoo has left town for Vienne. The Earl and Countess of Craven have left town on a Agit to the Berl sod Counter of Veralam, at Gorham. bar, Past, Berta. The Earl of Beverley has left Pertmmequare for Torquay. He loniehip has recovered from hie tate indis position. The Earl and Combs of Beehive are ea a viait lo the Lied Ominderliese Lay Teem at °tele. The "obis earl Ned son dem Weed ill) mesa be.. for the Demeker parlissiest. The Earl and Cosigns of Lleldleld have arrived et Baron's Coen, sees* Tyler, ea a visit to the Yam& and Marelicetems of Abentet. Viscount and Viseountles Palmerston left Cam bridge Houseou Tuesday, ter Broad.leads. gr Hamilton and the Hon. lady Seymour have lett town on a tielt to Mr. sad Lady Charlotte Ewen at Mem Mall, Cheshire. Lady Peal has arrived at her residence in White• . . The Right Hon. Frederick and Mr.. Peel have lilt lowa es a visit to Kr. red Mrs. direllry (of Aviaries), at Aviegtoalimer, Hampshire. On Temdar, Mrs. Tait, wife of the Lord Bishop of Leaden. pm birth to a daughter, et ream Pikes. The Marteitef Poet dates that Mr. Hence Rama- Geld is airelatel bee Ilsjeety's Marie, et Paula. Some mai up • statemeat arpond, apposity ea good rethe- Thy, that lard ligia's brother, the He.. Pre leilek Barra was to be the am tisieisr. We are satharieed to state that there is not the list isomdadea as a report which was yastorday pabliehld by sae et so resempenrise that Lords Cavesdhh aed Groomer, sod the Hem. hr. Ashley, led beta imrdmed by the ham While trwrellbg is Cased& We andeeeterel that the di/breams between Cassel the hat at Wiles at Lisei-Goiesei Di shoe, both of dm lad Tower HAMM, Mat* Mike en airway maim et patio aoloristy, we to be brought*, Lleat.-Colonel Me ets Deb ease ad the isperier marts ad law. _ . Heats Admiral Join Shepherd hes signified his in hale& of he *fit Ids post of sayeehesedeat of Wool wich Dock:red le-wheraw atanfag. Cepa& she Hon. Jas. R. Drweesed, side-de-ease to the Qom, is weed so ems the dates of lie emr eppodesant *big the day. Her Majesty's haw mew stems atereeitip Sapply, Is testa at Woolwich, dhohaeriei !ca Beebe sits Cawley, was peer* exissel to le esneyed see ro tes to de I* sad reload with • illations. IL Pialast, laccolory or the Brttiob Mraasa, yettselay wee ea laced the Supply, at Woolwich, did *wed Into arrospossato ter the hamper al the wile* pies to leaks. Sons cl the ores se ei pest might, yordeelarty a err* sesedegas free Mdse. From Norway ,it is stated that Hr. Crowe, the see led eseptio Bait* mead-seessal et Clueless, his beak seimmasol irsiortils r vessel r Laariara. that the gotinasist may bare ski book of his iserwisma S. miss. dap then es tbalr attorpla to nowrial the Babb cooratar systma. They will than elm hue se opeorealty at *rem peresesily from Mr. Crows be 411011k1111 in the wee& of Ilebboartg, which he late tavastigatiou tout hart Form* Wm to afford. At the meetings of the Conseil of theinew Pru de. Ifleast% which us frequatly heiti. the Prince irsierie Wiliam is MDT shoat sowethattly semi, and the Itheeriage a the Irma ot the examary, the jedgmat, sad the *leek far beams what be dialsys ere spokes of In N. urns. A Lotter (in the Clostideattal Roam) froth Blonithe, ethifirthe la bath, aye Hie Ithesety the Hag a Par aria ethebel Moms., sceowthealed by wefts eel eiciy ethliesde of teams. He lithe et the 1.6111111 ousasseral, kept by • Pranks. 111.400 tbramra, titers ere with the /Lag ow of ble ping iseliewe awl • meg prisms. He has boa thief by the Owed Duke sad the whole of the peal deal fassik. He hoe gem to sue oar piston gallery, where he urea to be dame pawn whit* be had mesa • Me years lira and • ethretheis IA Priass Bette eel Martetheis.' It to • wait el ear i thaw by • wad or third-thee thaw. Lea thialety the Lag Mat to the ithagelkal Church, wags gether, • ary diedegthebal aid. wee spot:hay irked anus shad. TM Ora roe awed* mid litho was snag Ma seegagalia • gra may Walks Aim am le pee awe the Wag. Delfts the anew his 1144 y wes boy whik W dpyribse. Omsk which Iwo the ptestarnr a 1 shit OPPosaiks. Qua sot aim: eta, and awed to smith him alb greet middy. NW/ft k barns of the pitiable Isseilkof kba star at Fury Ms they op dm be stud pus it• maw able at Boar as r Bleu" IltoPehtioltegoo of Swedtm it, it is said, about to wpm dr abolition el labe paludike pommel by V , Lm se Guarrow Vass arid pens - _ the Zama Wheals religtes. A letter frost Teaiiiirs of Ur ?Lt alt. map t " The larami • ganstit 1. tea siviemost snivel Wm yearsoloy. They eerie et Gliiht binniege mink seeks, we knot MO oft mil 'Lambs, No rice saris, - pi% balk ird las born for lb. Hay, the paaral." ‘*va a*, .~ , CircEVERANG4 DECEIOII 6, Isst. 'ELLIG: DISTURBED STATE OF AUSTRIAN ITALY. The sews from 'tidy, although very probably exaggerated. in many particulars, is beyond doubt, taken es a whole, of ea alarming nature. The Turin journals, with the Opinions at their head, speak of a 'struggle as a thing which cannot be long de layed. A Milanese oureepondent of the Piccolo Ow- I Fier. d Delia goes so far u to assert that collisions between the people and the Austrian army have already taken place, although without any serious results. Brescia, Como, Pavia, end Cremona, are deeeribed to be in a state of effervescence. Not withstanding all the efforts of the Austrian police, portraits of Victor Emmanuel are profusely dis tributed in Lombardy. Many arrests have been made is Milan and Pavia. In the latter town the garrison has been reinforced, domiciliary visits have been made, an& concealed arms have been die eovered. A letter states that hasty orders have been given for making new fortifications at Venioe. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. ("wow ota OWN 00111.111IPONDEST.) PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The Moniteur only registers to-dey the fiat which occurred some time since, and which the Galilean clergy regard ea a deliberate encroach- meat of that the Cardinal Arch- bishop of Paris, contrary to precedent and hierarchical rules, knelt down on both knees Ware the Pope's Wancio, • mere bishop us parlays at St. Denis. The delay in the official publication of the event confirms the fast already stated, that it has excited dissatisfaction among a large body of the French clergy, and that the Emperor, after time for reflection, deliberately takes part with Rome. The Univers is looking up. The Hoarse opened with Scones at a alight ad vanoe i afterwards there was a reaction, but prices recovered for the close. The holders of Credit Mobilier shares appeared to be much lees anxious than they were about the new Imperial Bank. It is now said that this establishment will not do bug- nem in the public funds, but will *online itself to discounting bilis and advancing money on nego tiable securities, including warrants. The Rente closed at 73fr. 6c. for cash, and 73fr. 35e. for account, being in the first ease a fall of Sc., and in the latter a rise of 16c. Mobilier rose 12fr. 60c. The Eastern Railway fell 2fr. 60c., bat Orleans and Northern rose Mr. each, and the other lines about 2fr. 60c. M. Minis leaves Paris for Rome. The French journals cite, u a very curious in stows of the enthusiasm in France for M. de Lumps' abeam for piercing the Isthmus of Boer, that a regiment of the line stationed at Vinosones has subscribed, every man potting down hie name, from the colonel to the drummer. I admit that the incident is eurious, but I doubt whether it will en hance the value of the shares In what one of your contemporaries calla the Egyptian " New-cut." The idinister of Commet in gamer to a memo rial from the Chamber of Commerce of Havre, ems , plaining of the injury ruffered by French comma in consequence of the state of affairs in Mexico, bait informed the chamber that their complaint has been communicated to the Minimum for Foreign Afhin, who has consulted with his colleague, the Minister of Marine, es to the measures which it may be neeeseary to take. The Petrie object' to the following passage in a letter purporting to be from its own Loudon corre spondent, dated December 1 It was under the able and far-seeing direction of Lord Lyons that the large forces of the Allies landed in the Crimea with out confusion or casualty." The correction which the Paris now makes is that Lord Lyons, who was at the time second in command to Admiral Dundee, had nothing whatever to do with the landing of the French and Ottoman troops in the Crimea, and that their landing took place under " the exclusive direc tion" of the admiral commanding the French naval forces in the Black Sea. The Hanoverian miniatry has just been defeated in the Chamber or Repremetstim, an a proposition to inseam the direct texas. Very lately it was defeated in the Upper Chamber on a qacation re lating to the admuustration of justice. X. DA .14114.1 -..- MINE. In closing the third year of his Court de Lathe tyre, Y. do Lamartioe oddment to his mkooribeni what la denominates an explieation franehe. The subject of course I. the national subscription which beers his name, and its want of anent Borne of the mows in this address ere tinged with a bitter melancholy. Thum, in cm place he says Various cams have compired to disaste the heart of the country trom me at a time whin I had mod need of ita prompt and constant smistance. It would, however, be wrong In me to be astonished at this indifference : it was natural. When one wants justice or favour of ones coun try, to live Is an unpudonablit arms. Only death can absolve from certain services as from attain oilebritioa. One ought to learn to die jut at the right moment ; that leo not beta my good fortune, although I have done everything to prepare for kin dos time sad place ; but God, the Lord of my lest day, la also the Lord of my last Perham, OM. Until now this sympathetic end honcemble movement of the heart of • nation has bees called forth everywhere—la England, in Inlaid, in Vanc•—ea often as an appeal to national ma thmati or national Mama has boon nude on behalf of a Der mot of the minim • eletemote, an orator, • writer, or • path My heir thinght. rtglittp et wrongly, that the mthe supers idglit he thgedlisers is a similar appeal. *WM Nig MOM hays deoeived me Ist thembditedribee. 't miter take sufficient sc anted Hittite% theddmmetifidok nor the maneribed bit *o llak 110 . 106 1.1 01 0. owl IMMO* swum theism if ilegeme, irate show limeediel." P' awl ham didladd ore,. a mir r ,*=limpsnle to 414110 aegtiadea, far th loWirsiolimumAvOloseal =rift, Isalf•dart isha heft Malin lekb hath* eighths liewebeen auk In good faith, is a eallmeny whisk r• 7 Pk adds *r all thole who know me peimally. I have lived mieding to my station, as Milken and the most gowns isonomieti advise. I have sew bad any other luxury Mien • tow ImedNiZ e t koa kita- Mem too largo for my Wale, fla as whit& I omit not pen dews refiblutkpedig Or editssead imasyles the Odd eLneplembrailtratedat doom& If I be eels poeisseut _ the dos et Mahe& I timid not . ham kids mime egiApaeues el &aka oh gistro. My fortune, meal oppose* Wm seek was new imp. The wind would be seleekhol iress I bengal hers the small art of way paidemeld eels* the ids ups It befog de duotaL I have suesadersi maim 'whatever the declaimers plod my pretended alb of miravoparre may say upon the asther, with their els/Mks to boot. All my sets of furniture, elimmthod Addis tadßesse, woad not colledively equal in mita, nor anything Bite it, the duple* furniture of a suite of rooms haunted by an habits' of the Bourse in the Rue Vivienne or the Roe Richelieu. Where, then, are the monu ments dray opelemos P Where, then, are my smithies with ten thousand Imam& In the whole of my life I never put but one stone wpm another stone, sad that was to mark the spot of two tombs. " Oat maim weds, wait anima colusabas I " Others mama& 11111 SW great hospitality, quite meth, to the pementry la my fields. They do not know that this very haspitelky, whisk they imps* to mom • mime, karma! end inevitable ha upon mishrity, wiMiw.tltL or 11l ao gtdred. Them an masts muse that reallallthimpithery. All the unketwitie of Promo, sad ems dlio••••••=la stbratively towards certain nenam, I do net tag'lthetillos trims, bat awe &Maim than ether =Tim wmport, or weever. The thresholds °lamb shaft the beamed by pastes* distrait &kW, spipay • the* tables are cowered with loam blotted with teem Thai weer math a year In my it when I remind so *my se lin thousand of these Wm, and Ihma too, three my Mara la* obeatuity. What maid booms of you if you had them Mk odd tad Martass herd aspic metal f . "The years that immediately!dined the Remilkit 1848 were prtioulidly estereas, mil so to my easegithip. Row maid a seem Woes *dam his be trust with Sea who Awed in hie ethele eadtkadoes for sidtioatd*. oder sad prameeleg mkt, i thomperieds, when theme have *Mem, ins iaterested appereelly lima vein property, wire pthrethipaikthig rep their hood ke 117 "Titan therms, disesteem to the deeper% ampermared firdtmg a period of diebareseside abbe* barn& There Mr me help kr ft bat to get Mr deeps lambed, In welt to hod about dm hundred Weedier Llama belong *, to the estate. 0 4 Them the hawed of the old and new debar etwasulated atr og i:pital. I loped to have supported alone this treble of • revelation, that weighed samo heavily at see alethere, ofemproductim Leads end ezethilmt litatillelandtalliter up by the stemegth et meal labour. to thepithe and to aa asdatthoe !e whisk I shall be grateful, this labaae lueuglii beak liberally its *word. But meats trinefon• the mme, the head pows weary, the public beam, past, mandes mega. He who sips pabllc, says &NOM j the trade of a men d hears k sandy the mat of the die with public mini* this labour intadades bat doss mot had. We reckon she yield ; we do set realm the outlay, the &tomatoes and rolsoaloaktions. Why' did yes not sal your leak r people em to me nay, with a semblance of reason that deceives *dies not peoperly tekemed. " I did not sell, and do not sell, amines art ma porahma amps forward daring the too year% sad moo mum forward even new. Row ma you sell if them me no barn ? The lends are advertised everywhere sad every day. Well; my enemies or my Made may sok as this heed all the notaries of Paris, Lyons, Mama sad Prams, who are oom- Wetland to sell the estate' ems et a loss. Thera honour ed. public dithers will mower unanimously, that they Mae not readved tie air of • madras for them lads, veined by the meet antedentioss awaken at more than two od et trance. This het, faurediblo as it mpg Nest. L noweltheises Mee; I comma to sap Mad of ,pmtheibleall Mean be proved that ham nedeel mg SAM kr them tee minions of deed vales , ••7 Imalla. I thaw bead It alkali wolf to erequebled OM pitmo 'Mom el aside athiagesi ler tea wheels yams, M pest km tepid', with pith aimless for the pneeltieses,thd • 'bait eepkedatte belempied by thaw eilandeges. At h I asetreat tht 114 sag fs daskthidelf way , Them perthesui, fp farAsea tidy behead amen cald *lists who with me well or wag them.** en bootie and greedy, on the mesh for Megiddo' hams, the her slate of width air 3remilti the to Id lard el kr aolhkg. " If kindly topttelisia, thoy de net &eke at any prko bey my pomade lad dwellings. " They do not Moire kin the first place, breams it would idiot thdr bind hearts to disposeme me. la speaking draw they site Ott vine al Virgin to the swain expelled from hie Mantua " =ma% serest, op, too rare maaebaat.' " la thosamal perm beams la paying me even far the lands split be the mks, they would be thought, =set majmelly, b hais mikei by my rule. " Thirdly sad Lady, beesme Ii le set elms* agreeable to • family invested with the most deserved toed oonsithratka to mooted to • mass miketnemely esiabpdal In abodes mods miarioas, If not Masmioaa, by *het name. There is la this scathed Warms the modest sablad light of the new prommear sad the gluing hum of tits ousted owner, that a man dose not like to undimpekher to his own person or to them of hie °Midair. I attst eassisr• myself-0d hrtild -ste Villein or Joan Jacques loose -u ; bat min the Imam or the Cimeneemes M they woad net have been • Arlathltdligto teller peed to bate suceseded b that • ElTst is thateetlegebe beats naknown to feast rather Irked smart Imre/ the yew at the threshold of dreselkag by kipereanate pilgrim to the abode of ga "ARM miebelty. "If, on the orabery, they are host& and greedy capital las, they will still lees be tholloal to mese tanned to gertheas my estates on a kindly agessment. They will welt MA the unwearied pathenos or opeaddion kr the bow 'alf a forced Ws, ea auction by lend deems, in the liege of raise the inroads worth minims ter • tomillit of Mar. " Endowed then in this dilemma, the batevolease or apt* mama si perthesess, I meals trealthed to the sertheribe imams* of my biesere, am will my Made or seesthisea seat to bee me from this baked We lttel beethea. "Do not amuse me, am, at not being will* to 04 6 you do not behave me, try and mobs me ea aka, semi me WM pad* oplaker If I reties to." • . IL de lasosmias that oatelveke—" It hr been GERMANY. RBBB3 DAItMBTADT, Nov. 15. Since the establishment of the Pre mien Regency the hopes of all true constitutionalism, not only in Northern Germany bat also in tht south-western portion of the Confederation, have onee more been awakened. Every eye is now turned towards Berlin —a phenomenon which vividly recalls the year 1847 to recollection, when Germany at large expected great things from the Vuoinigto Landtag, which for the first time met in that year. Than oaa be no doubt that the future development of political affairs in Germany will to a great extant depend upon the attitude either of pusillanimity or resolution that may be adopted by the Diet at Berlin. lf, uwe fervently hope, a spirit of decision and boldoess characterises the forthcoming Landtes mush good will result to the cause of peaceful anslipadmil pro gress ;a Gummy at large. If, on *0 eher ai ld, the liberals of Prowls W to ne should either IO form the majority in the Chimbik, if they skald proper spirit, their = be tabu aivestage of by annerehis es well as ley those entabelierry pulls whom energy is 'abatis. Bra tine by feast, at whose orgettlatias "yowl to bis stall peaseseed "41" some vitality. It mist. oat be fergottes ths 4 the reeistiostery meal at IBMS have aim, many a stanch osmitltneismdbe and eihrensi of the Prussian emu into the Ng chluoczaiio. tn 7. PreP4 o 7 grain. tk• party. La thhs nerd, the ohmage Mat aver Gervinasommties Emmet leader of a begenssay. • is an event not to be wederreted. It slim that Isis esevereite has been followed by sesinentaa in all ranks sad dames of the aeasr eeeetitatiaselLA party. 'Me Wane move meat is Pool& sow oars an opportnaity of getting rid of the wont results of the erreantoe policy hitherto perm& by the Berlin goverment. It is to be hoped that the Prises Regent will not fail to trace out a clear lies of policy, so se to hold out a hand of noonsillssise to awn who had of lets become estranged Boa the principle of wessarehy. No time, however, is tole het in abet int this reconciliation, tar a~UW, on Its pert, is not idle, bat tries also to Mt 1111/ while the an shines. Thee, it is mid, that in Ik 4 aglia rise revelatleury party have of late bean very eodu, EMMY el pansphiew lewd by • secret press ; end the same , is now done in other to a very great extent. One of lifewifew of the ©erases Nation, ••••••••• .........—..-- —.— -- -- ---- . , - - - 7elwa = senetkulimielii¢ party. The liberal move- shwa wilkele7. - - - aria, Feb. 9, MY. GIPSY FulawAL.—On Monday, m' Wei ley the meet ia Peuide new ogees an - of getting " If, so /be teable7 . i WRY ere boodle awl deeellY °VW' Diam i t sinery , If an t sa r—ar al • OM r. Be rid of the inset results of armeisom polio, bts, they wM ma lees be leolleed to mew forward to ..it- . 1 8 . 7hirs a ..„, 16 „, awl e t ea eilltX dto be hitherto penned by the Berlin government. It is pashas my satin of a Mealy eipsearat. Thy wiU P a satm wh o , g r a s i r ma. coot Sweet I A : es, and to be hoped that the Prises Regent will not fail wait with the eawserled petimos of goinktion fee the hoes soda wee nonated la a hornet fur l Lott= lii 'ltle to trine out a clear line policy, so se to hold of a front mile, ea sods by legal deers, In the hope of seleblai set wee** ktLet . L.ebe is elr Il="1 • 0 77 ‘ pos peletsr. oat a hand or to men who had of aerie! these /men& wroth sillies for a henna et "• • le. go • g rh hi TW hom she gq ,"7 - 3, 4.0 . 1 0 111 hash, late beoosna estranged boa the Lineiple of p.m. Marela7r en t About esosty toss sad lele‘e kebr. 7 Weed mewerel l 7. No time , however , ill tote IA efhet - " Pweiceel thin is this dilemma, the brevelose or mein SI ISIS The Rs. Yr. Hughes, sioallek nee gi led, awl ing this reoonelliation, for 6~11, on its part, y o k oolt o f p ott a t o tot o mo ws tumb l e to the m o o t or the sworn sad sli the sea aallatalad MI nes s g rernatly r env other par otid Shan is not idle, bat tries also to be wh4 o issentarna of my boa" as will ;ay Mesh ar aireles ea- „ 4 „ ~ „... a pir, oral IC ' • Whlseretio; Or ; sea hie the can shines. Thus, it is Mid, th at ill seat to foe se boa tads brilliant bat Mal bastion. .—hies* ish Nth he taw revvistiewev7 part? Iwo a late bowl cry "De sot seems es, thee, of am beteg venlig le ea If to am attem — ais m." at tesertd. th. "Nett anode Lheree, "" ctrl eed" l t L. Tho odes, by means of pamphlets immed by a sweet yea do au , balm a „. ~,,. ad auks as a 064 sea awns wr a ps .. Ta ima a a am a g aid t o o= WO Wrw oos th greet printing pier ; and the same is now done in other im b e i m gh bu e ogi 7 h ;"' it i woe ika t o N i s& sr this, eat some d the kends Gorozoo,_ prints, ~ ___,t o a voryf n _ t , sztent. in, os , Lof K. hi Lennie gam oehgegoo_. It km her iii a gm a roes oar 111 is.--Ilimors Ilona comouT Pei Bosom= Cloirricrias WAD 9 WOW wow Prgwi, Tice4 ' emeemeler • en* © sew "_____,......"•••", SS lan Soo to shsodon my property to sty sredhers end „ nig _ As ow 16 , 4 al a Ceder, • beffee'e valw „ t a wag be Keane' maw et nod meet Frwrew - „ , to lees Pram Per frees sae los each a thousta. I Work, ;,,,, d Weh ig = Mee epos We =j g , , about thorn vf, twill •••11• 621 •1 .. elm•tu• • •,_ ,_,_ •••4• *„ . at sod I nos to work. I door dupes: mew parable will Bess sa Aiprafh are 'Tedihnilljej: . w a le duhd s e ar iby re Both It i• 310 =e a rb c i• ''''' " m ''''''' itt Ili e end ovens= airman*, sad dr amidst ti ire ice aloft elemfoelloth ei r es l4, teats Mgr OW the peer a endow resemblance to soros" Oempeey, sal was te sta meth.' MfIN! the het seethe ei Ad wit do lac a 1168. To vook had istrear. Ilabessidg are woe New Ma 0 • taro re asides et lord Ward, Sash hoinooll Nom wys t--- ie lo t h a va m i at suilleilsemll = . 6o6 llll"usght ud m o w ". la" : ROYAL 01001APRICAL 1ic0:9999.—A of Soars she ars, whisk rellro2eles bone a smart ths the oat* • t . ,d s r r a s a y et t e romtgoar eft be hold en ifrafor see=aie! beinamm liii 9a iewury lordelar who. laylos ier swami go m ag at Wow prposis, dae w o w umemeing perm. allilib rite, when des Memos papas WI hal bode la WO" i• l u swilw Aad Spilt " ' - ' — ' l . 111 WO ' 6 l l r +••• sad IbisidSflorti de SIM 449100 Sollboll Not Peer . a . tr o ort - Posolivror, litorlWal. gads, Par. them m moan to Wien is oortooll_ miers i i soar Marshal &Kurt is Win in • vary •••• 68 /•••••7 Sta. P. Knitted.= is ;Image is 1866 lefl, MOO lid aeh ever, wweissalai 00 rift of hearth. G. J. Prieaset, Req. liberty.— Werwstor Ohnswis. RAILWAY ASBOCIATION.-(TRI8 .1)417 The first open meeting of the members of the Railway Association was held this morning at the Railway Clearbr home • Mr. THOW.POON, chairman of the York and North Barmen Compiny_, In the chair. A resolution proposed ban the chair, sad ssoosild by Mr. Sawsztrs.r, M.P., wee carded, fixing the mestanp for the save* par far the dot Thursday in molt month, with the szospica of the months of March, Jane, September, sad December, when the tesetings will be held on Ms second Thursday of the month. Two committees, ens for peers! purposes, sad another for law and parliamentary purposes, were appointed; afar which Mr. Thompson was warted °helm= for the smuts year, sad buarsteicas gives to the gems' purposes committee to make the awiesesry arreagameate for the appointment of a parmeneat eserstery of the association.On the mottos el Mr. VINTON, seconder% by the Hrs. dr. Pointoxim, a ?seders. was poised, inviting the Irish one. psalm Soloist the emodation, which, it was declared, wee of a minister/ nature, end ooatemplated watching over the Wend el the veldts es *ill se the railway body. RICILUID Bono, (chairman of the North Braid) moved theishowingsgallidlsaa,vis. :—" Ist Whammed= ors rare abeliald Wynn soy two points by continues iredwity st autb tease shall is reooptsed by the q emdes a whoa dry babas, sad on the re ef ray MS le sore cospanlas owning et. web mai% mid my sha estabilhed, anu t deb w e aff:dualles et tidied dielel i a l lielded by de bd. That on the regalia d say we sr dors eases at any portico et seauilreas stub bedass die psis* dm other eseyry sr eus• penis emit the zuseisiar dial ewer is as setehtlibiedd et Seel* Woe theses ; he 11. risk et lees el* sake shell he teed by as respesp es susiddee essuleig Oak eslehllissat, sad the most thimediesesed &pee% selliseldledion." Thew reeddisee wee heed upon the by peettedde dam slim, laaat=vjalk iel t i era d li bireet Olds hed den settled hawed the Ladd end North Wielleit ad the Oreat Noes. Mr. Invnue, It the Carlisle sad Moth Compay, esoomisd the tesadathas. Mr. B. Waataty of the Mesdenter, Shlldd, and stood the followds eaddimat ere two forego remantlone That de Cardwell red the Faddy " L i t 11111, ea indicating the policy of parliameet is mimeo to the use of railways for public WM, this mat ing exposes@ he disappoval ot way deseds trade conventsudy eitshenpabis bellude wavy OM panien" Re argued that the isesinfine depend vwY d unjust, supposing it alledtde is _ spy des ed which it was not wee UMW epee di. snail% sad the eiroddlea bed as ppm to bind every railway la the esushy. It was geld salad to lay dews the prineiple that detiessa mile 'Mudd sot be tolerated, - sad isms the Mils of sereto be carded eft by the aspedes Ihmedves He depeeed s 4= dieddes yes Ss whist et aid that they ahead details's. s ides. eisa resadvs, the Issonelthe and Yorkshire, the sassident. Onalltitter wily the weds bed bed sled hesers it the esesillen mos bey: to Weds, walk istersel ends dampesien, or to Moat* Is theta se to be sods la whialt they deed manage their dm ekes be bodily sada aeon % broken up. Mr. W. FENTON, of the Oxford, Worcester, sad wit.,d hooligan, moved the prods= gemlike, ma Mr. Hedisdew‘e And to withdraw We resointkin. MI. 8,11.11111111 Y, 11,P readat this biter - be put asd ended by al o r r uselesity. l Ibis demi the babied the Mr. Lemon Hie esereteey) in=tihat the dohs ' T raoirac Zniskel dusted companies and a °BONI MAN gave notice that at the next meelbg, to be bald on die 314 - d February 1869, he should NOT reaohttlea a the edict thrt the government be requested te appoint a aster sommitise on railways with fall pewee to haprhs Me the evil. that dirt er eish the %tenet ef tle yespdshre, sad to sum media se is the sped= at tha sweires ef the remitit Wahl swear deekehis. He soda sot snow be abolisits= without extemeded hie gregillestisa ct the et the dispute between de Lodes end Need see esi the Great Nertheru. net depute id he the lweMsttes of this SMIX/AlOOll, sad Illebegek 1 lei ad bdultad in the ladder, be we to ers the denesse Ned good aisle el eine l i t atembeve emielbeenl nel e Modem the of the most subsue wimp dieresessesst cs ester& ) Mr. Tama, idly eisand ts the views at de sad hod se Mahe that the seddedes sushi hrweritsr be the sews el ~di does diepulue eel extrerolties. (Herr.) The meldg then broke up. We (Demise emotes) sincerely regret to state that Mr. Webs& Taylor, M.P., has been in much suffering daring*, lag fair days from inflammation in the wounded ere, sad that his hoodoo medical mese= ham been agar oat hard is fa stradanoe upon him. Mr. Tits, M.P., will not address the electors of Bath this evening, es he intended, being prevented by indis positka—an attack of bronehitis. Marshal Bandon, ex Governor-General of Algeria, has arrived la Paris. 41 Paris War in the Inapetitiance of Brands says The end charged with fir trapdation of Wm of nobility is ortmerembsed with lasslmm. •A vast weir al poetise* ham Wee mat to k by lamas Wig b he plknldwmadeM Mors at bodily, la. mar moss sofeefiddly esWsL The admldultalisa re thew NW dfil said memo it etch ores es the peel Met Ibis Ise saidditaillfialets yams simmlardshishmedaublek armed titles aMN poilsiss." • TM 4Pieriarir 1 pettily publishes an official badimillea Ms Admiral Elpilliaafteedlife Namwsefie• had Mhf of the hel' and areift Iblikala ear, te the sabot that char the Ist al Iheiltialogr, dal bey end river of Taaraom sad the port ef Oham-Callso see de clued fa stalot blockade. AN mulls .M... 4 at to Locos the blockade will be treated sasselleg r Ohs eaves of isle. national law. The conduct of some of the Milberg of the Oldie et .tssibahrrg-Ichwria, who look pet be a ,esints *Mak hislymeelsed is the losehly, ad abbe kr meetly lam esissdl. lee serodsl the derilea alibi fkoma Dilbsrele hIeMPIPIII I, OI. 6 Rood. -19 aeIabIIVINAIOIIIIO.II9. Mob+. who gave tbsedkags, omplologlatuallOokaest able Arid fauetlidifesl yews; sal It. we Pliblaw, who carded the eel Ilim Peso, whoMikeseepairrered. are .11- "ha the kWh. thre larks of the d' oremalga wIIL poseent the recurrent» et air Me Loghlodee Oh me of the Duchy." is letter from lems, in 9atette Mahe erred Whyte Mime has revolved to pored the recurrence ef may east similar to that of Mortara in farm V direr/a( that Christians shall not in future be snood to eater the movies at Jaws. The Sport says:—" Count de Morny has TAP AMA • piece of ground at Chantilly, neer the railway sly Ws, sad the primates@ of M. Aurora, for the ranstrocks of MAW fir rase boar." The Hanoverian Ministry has just sustained ra.41.11 this emend Chamber hie ',jeered by 44 Oa !Si al &VI IMPollbesa Mame of the inceule-tex. The GerfielOC Gasses of 'Aisle owe shat VIM bark esataassd that tee polies ef Vigor bad bra on' pearl to robe • midnight vidt to • warm' d awash west to pat se sod to " a horrible area" The nom =o:reply to this statimint, declared that it eass • euggeration. The Aopborg Gooe, toy ookere *Om dr fact positively, fa a We bon the without giving pertionism. Ligon state that the Wats oboe th essl=eusgrilwPastimgros Cedes as the maw el as =115122=0• 01 50 1 ere expects 4 to be d er. 211111 AS, -4111 - Ponta Dtrit.—The smug Wedgy amillis for preeistbar the Repo] siliko T will bo held la Rom ho co 11. 20 n IfilltahL—Ora Monday, • _novel / toeltpissa so Down' mastery, \ al wsumfaboal 66 yam ef age—who ea meet it the trite, about thr=i e lse soelo was smooded la • • enriehes eat ever the trod ; the himr *ad • her wows wedged in sit I veryorndeally fainted when dr sate About ceventy aela Tim Rev. Mr. Hughes, marries, cad di the wee meow weeper do any Gibe people Whiso-oweer " Over ;" -" Hasid doe Man y d the tarty bad ores so mod do tossmi. Naas from rand. TIM arm 5 , - to Noah was titled,