The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-28 00:00:00

I r i eastkKag dr upsieney previlag kr the = i tt dapdre end lbe nsinlasens d shmetkeds, by learebeb woke web en mad nee deem ape ell M newest et whlik dare rep say am he samal wen Ke envier theeeKee Mid trey represent Se Yid mud menu sew rind by abate rare ; meet sat &a°. le Is • lasi sad madam patina/ en tan utelb who of salt bereddesesedt sod le be nab a are ea the arm Lebo mmmaw iV ll.lb roo gaibini ebi ld earth rate Mk Marts: ionia magas* ea by the Yr. wormabee be Birseingters. the be* ameba ram bell to say that lb °kart was to 44 *Me. Baia rent absw ea die hal is is applied enstadelly to Ike eansnes et shardre. seseried the nal* Kr. 7. 117ITOK isessi dr klivelag ineentlaint: la Kt span et kb belle is &drib ded la awe =ll.met &said be le mile ea sallies, te a Inreat, to the la eeder es tome Yds d thadmsbat. Ilia la seem pedals la yam e should be Meeate ebeedeueedems et ths Imam I! g lee seW sa • sale* papilla' et the This damihenes mead ant dr vivw expeamil by dl ibt i tta Ram lbestry, slept la repel leer weed " reell•eleW Utile imerkrat dreild psis. la melba data *Mad *sit a i ms seek lals_pues-they betag la • Nita am eat kat view. I. ono a stedki n zirs Ile MN kg es shades et shore[ ades. tbe Irak yea be diet loinied ea • take idea weld intedire stir and pew dr way kr the enellesselea at *age sad& be thee senahr thea *bee and church rates. Min wise =lproperty; bat the law 01l Woad th irdly& apes e et the ober& be the Erie light, Int re WI kr whet. yea Al tar law did wee te resognles pessidei govenment la the sear ; thin we as per PM/. peeteels. Ns eadd sit Orem we etee dean al* gerelles Ikq were Itegeriy, a pa*, the goy ke ths absll --- ates maw Oa t i rt je cend et qedionsyge s. belleved dat liegred et or wealra Oa I wish Net wee ilnaly the beer* el Os Gaped THOICTION slid he saw sa sklealsa la ed ges' nalkaottak bene ea the aroesdnent. It was head Kat edenelt-ares wart fall as the erases of lead , so Keg It the tax SI awl la arq arse la that way day MI se roan whehelng Leman ~y et tbe hoped. was arid ea lendetrans, key yeah to awe setae is the arreet de swam et &warns thia dry wen sew. He oardhsel as us** le be way • phase Whish key r h :Z i t o r 'Ugh teweeets in barred rearree to ele reed. end be sabartad that se ems* he eessakeg the mendreat. fik Lti'WITT add lbeit he Wilt inmlat CS es lambi liar et *GNI 4 ebellika et awn& rates, le men the maks. Kr. !AVON, elm raft Se paid* la toilet tie abardotals wed* new steed, add that te tie tame de bate ea ell dies there eased • dispridea I. eons to ems .grand end usimardieg it the artheseat d Me mt. ter ,_• het It dr Let dam of the WI of the Mc amber Teeleisek was pine& the hoar would berainkd Ica deelleor tender* Mao in say way swept absilika. Tbet sp=l: dm* az= legr • bat le which were set hese who wen in ite Meer. dewed pins Ur a is Imam( t tit solemist. wees *see et Ss bea. maim 4 Kerdiskhise meg sod that width et the eight boa. gnellinen the sale 4 Maps* ; lse be (Mr. ere limmi a d =e m pr edepties, said &it the phea bar the payer* et liens nat. dearip el l= 6l 4l be dedaml= kd ei $ per m maids( sew to teat ma pert he the napand el • dank to • yea should is malls' is. &web was it est yaw. At a later peal et Os ails be dada Ildmis • MN Maid is ems seek v t or OR C. LIMI eddied le are dowdy acid ado. some the notion nor assemebsast. .) He Wea skieedea is Ike media beams pepard a aro adreed and essepalesey dregs ca die end poverty et Ka many 4 Os gipped at tbe elemeh. The bas.ipoilmes imbed the ham* mks empulasy all • .—e ar nod net ways bat be passed to and away abrader, give It • derma ens. (Her.) The reeladea et the be* ameba it Newpat we aro • Pelmshima Mama • &DRIP •• the • - As r sa reel 01 the redisent deed at be gm kWlW arid astZerrestlag r rake el the Mass; bet apse from la add ast apes to a re peal* kr waft se b kadthes ellbeutlatowleg emaliter mare as to Its shiest thseght dry bed te share ween the orbs shales et shad Wes et sane 21lbea a ken. Nee 11WDEGATI ire mild lewd ales it a divisbn. It award a bin the mob= wen swims le sea eldr_the pageeklea atilt teenther Hatilorkiire. R• mil Sam the hare would reflect the bats et the onseley II dry did net Woo to oonadengloa a googodia inpaielleg tie tab& et the church out of the mid pa. L 6O cosus. J. ~s ~ try. KllBBlL try LL rid thatbe hid already dakeed add .Ills be es repaidas eke hes. member Is lbgeolk- Ihk isener esesidenden. He la inesebed bie pesprilion sire ka sod art bona le my Me tie ters ee mad ./7 hL right has. Mind amid to be am/ • 1 1 1A - Tri thought that the hen. 'rim for Hat ihribles bed eleagy shows that the ehielate abolition et ahem& earwoe ink • =oda of patting it. ths prima of as lea/R& • we tier ed set Weft le Km (Sam) Is siva& Me view d Or genales. bet at the aro dre Y Sought the *edam awl by the Aplit bea. gailmea (Mr Q. Leak) wee wrisuble. Ke wadi energer le the eight boa. gustlenes rte he droll =weed the abstiteis be peeporil whoa eltiliga i tt *le of the houre--- le per et s ta. agreed. sod ken part el while he die. • Meeneled 61113 Ili pest of tbe paw shouldthey "auks paid Mr they Kew* ales, Wean wee and Era laded in meta plena Hs dm& I its a psalm es **ilea it day we te ray Art dank mile were set le be bead la ham abase Mg wee atesed. Dat Y w kr awed la Ks junks et Mat pet et t i Aa whisk .41 OM ma eppormity easell as lliertraia law, ha rp ' aldas aatamatry as p i rvlit ill"a lLas be agar et tie am* Sea be welled im p MI aim ems WWI as bran Ks sa diked. ease eke eserineleas *aim be tbs psyn ae nt i t g =tiese te GIMP 611111 al MUMS Si tbenp sae permp at the —aiep glebe up err dean te Os privileges stilt to kipi II shoeing& ram, beer:" sad " No. se.") Niesafkas. *lamer, be Odd e* wit/MU druid will No* Or meta ha piastre leandlles d tbe l = UN* Sr. 201117C1 yes sugekel dde pespedlles ef de tr ese hipedleme that lb d beds ithedi di la Oak ilesedsre d get kw ens Ode ~) If Ihs debtlesk gielkore fit we dewspayse make, siitbtpbtkette diehlapeesi tensed ening w.. ikiensweel, why di be ust i ler i of eeeref the MIMI (dl.llll l lll $ speed& le Ms ewe sel he es del toti sidested. .) Tree this lie eight ark eider desk seil NEW epee tik die of Ile ever perks= Ora &sty. Moab. Ikabield was ewe sf Ode peones we were set et kind heft the bey el eq ems. Tits assert man de hit kr lie shoittios d deed rake lei passed the bore, mei be kit etneely kaki he OMAN ke quell= wadi hseetbil k thet sessies. Det=lielia keemeteetke. Meer.) Ow beat ef the emir/ led e ked S. melon& rake sei tliffe ttese yes awake( k nibs tied $ peremee shad ea the . If the =wee se Is aped es s seellts fa p t ens& Me weesties. gibe yesp r et ensi • tine when it Me. WIG RAM emprerei l m) ea ltri Is.. member kr Setkriettire wed/ lobe km d lke hem on the eselatise dish be led By the semse kw of sweary tbe eties peters desk:Mew* Ike bade d te e eek nod to swinish, d iskidies wee sedan m om km tits sekellwitea k the ch eep. plate d thee eseme law des semi mat Mt. 1117ITON knee wilkewn his eneekeset, Mr. POLLER beisiy repaid, sestina that Is weld sot give the hereihe amble of bedew. (Lead eke ef " Oh, eb," sod " No, so.") Oa its quedne the the motion he withdrawn ties were lead erhe d " Ito, no," one the gene II Mt declared that the " eels" led it no bore Cribs& The ambers ° Ike t. ron 64 317-263 Kr. ANIVI, understanding that llr. Lncs meant woos taw lave to Introduce a bill on churchrease,ieovudlit eatiosemesat of the house. After • eoev.rastioa, C. LEWIS seggested that es seaml orders of the day stood oa the pew, the motion kr edjouressatt ought sot to he prised. Mr. WALPOLE said if they now leek a &Takla for the sdthoussmot tt wee evident what eeme blathers 1 , 0111111 gegar sett it would be Ispa.eriie he Ohs Ira, rinse te get le his motion to-nielth Mr. LTOON said be would pompom his meths tM to mow (Ude day). THE POOR-LAW ANENDYINT BILL. This was raid a sewed dna CRILSZA HOPPITAL 3 (PIINCNAIII OP LANDS) LL This lE♦ NS• aseari aine. WIPE DIITISII BILL. - - - MDcpireed timmett. committsc customs DUTIES, NO. 2, BILL. Ills MU ff.'s amazdttes. Me. Lam TM he the extemice of the county lassids• yes met sit la aid mad a arm time, dad mimed to I. wed • inual Ibis IS Os Ilth of May. TM; Mrs tam read at Ire minutes to I. 11111 Cu OP M. OLOVIIL—Mis osetance of four smal‘ bromirromor prod ea Mr. Mow& Awbanary OS at Ilbo bet roulso of VW Corbel Crirgerd Now or paihnil by the prirassr ware ripyrowird by mot of Porrombr -Yt Pow of Yr owisurat. I d = I= mpg *word roar We soomoor psis* sod dr ems ow wink bet br Or allwr Ws Pro-'o Prom to Is omerWord fir Nespest. Alphstift bra it bow wok or the Him-4W Witi um. mow, awl ywordoy Waiked, im of Amp* gesivai sit Sift hi tin tro sorwril of ma Mr. bOorr re Ur Qom.. "d m . sod be w s 6 eon raw lbws Y porarroorot tb wee. Count a Atonatix.—At a spesiel smart laid bo wolrardoll rbli=re boo. =I Mr. i A, mad, NA vas wry virmly ROUSK Ogoin Vgnwitia testifying thus to the *the and policy of thaw principles which that Blushing Astern= so long (intended for, and for the sake of which he was hunted to death by the party who now hold office without power. Of Lord Linn wrisfs speech it were superfluous to say that it was fonible as it was faultless ih substance and in style. Year after year rolls over that venerable head ; bat the clearness of the intellect grows not dim, and the vigour and the power of reasoning, sarcasm, and exposition, grows not old. With the gentleness eta master towards a favourite pupil, Lord LYNDHURST exposed the errors of the CHANCELLOR and warned the unwary not to be milled by them. With still more grave and pregnant force the Name of the House of Lords calmly ad monished that Assembly that it had already reached the verge of its constitutional rights, and that it was foot its duty to persist indefinitely in resistance to overwhelming majorities of the House of Commons, backed by the incontestable preponderance of opinion est the part of the nation. But the Peers seem to have been in no mood to listen to good advice ; and between sinister desertion on one side, and stupid fanaticism on the other, they have come to a vote which, ere long, they will probably have deep cause to regret. ' IfterViel Pe. Maw VIOL 1111 triL mir rark t. Plomed. arr.. ie lisavats. isat Dohs Ildlis• de Ml. ' lids. lard rm. lAN k:=MP We Vitt . % am nineteen. The Whig Opposition cannot indeed be held responsible for the general result, nor can they be reproached with having, in any instance that we know of, changed their opinions. But they are chargeable with the inexcusable withholding on each a question of one in every nine of their avail- able strength. We say withholding advisedly, because it has been matter of surmise and gossip for some time what part each aide of the House would play ; and it was with little concealment discussed in various clubs and coteries how far it might or might not be politic to allow the present Government to obtain the credit, if they chose it, of practically settling the question. Three members of the present Cabinet being favour. able to the Bill, and several of the subordinate mem bers of the Administration having voted in its favour, it was supposed, not perhaps without reason, that Lord Daunt and several of his colleagues would be well inclined to get rid of a cams of dimension and dif ficulty; and that they might, perchance, silently dL snide some of their more manageable supporters from personal attendance in the Lords while the Bill was going through committee. Whether such mute hints were ever actually given, whether if gives they were in any particular case attended to, or whether, having berme known, they provoked a counter activity men the intolerant' of the party, such as seems to have manifested itself last night, we do not under take to say. But we are ashamed to confess that we entertain no great doubts as to the reason why the minority present last night were fewer by eleven than they were Int year. We speak now without reference to individuals, because it is impossible, until the division list shall have been published, to know who were the deserters. Not would a lees material discrepancy between the total number on the two occasions lead as to draw any inference con nected with party motives. But coupling the noto riety of the factious caballing' we have alluded to with that of the disparity in the figures we have pointed out, it is impossible for us to refrain from expressing our belief that we have here another proof of the evil counsels and wretched Motion by which the Liberal Party ander its late leaders has been systematically guided. Instead of a majority of twenty-eight against the principle of toleration, which there would have been had the friends of the let* Government attended as well this year as they did last, there is now a majority of thirty-nine against the DAMN ; and this, be it observed, in a lees numerous House than personally voted in the month of July last, It is easy enough to see how the disheartening and disreputable fact will be used by the enemies of the muse when the question is raised anew in the Cam- MOM ; yet raised it will unitedly be. There was little in the debate of last night savour ing of novelty. With the exception of Lad Limn- Bonn none of the great orators of the House took part in the discussion. Lord OuLuaroan, owing to his long connexion with the measure, and his re- cent introduction into the House, was listened to with cariosity ; and still greater interest ap pears to have been excited by the ciaut of a still elder, a much abler, and a fez mere remarkable man. Lord STIATIPORD as R1DCL1772 . 8 voice was for the first time heard last night in the Home of Peers. It was not the voice of eloquence or of wit, but it was the voice of wisdom formed by experi ence, tempered by age, and firm in the ainertion of the truth of freedom. Adverting modestly bat eig. nificantly to the land where he so long resided as the representative of his country, and ea behalf of whose permeated races he has fought so many a gallant battle against bigotry and oppression, Lord STRATIVID bore testimony, from his own personal observation, to the moral effect which generous and just legisla tion in the Parliament of England imparts to the diplomatic representations of England's Envoys abroad, when they rue for mercy towards the via tica/ of superstition and despotism, and offer their mediation and advise to mistakes and misruled. " My hands would have been materially strength " mud on many oseesions," said the veteran diplo matin, " could I bus been able to point to the Con " dittos aftbe Jews in Enema as sae hie hem die " ability en aeon* of their MX" Hie lordship added, in firm but sasfirred terms, Sir puma convietion that these was se sound pelltieal or serial reason why this last remnant of intole rance should not be removed. It is consolatory to find the contemporary, relative, sad friend of THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2i; PRUSSIA. BERLIN, TviaDAT. The closing of the , odinar y mission of the two Chambers took place to-day at the Royal Chateau. The Minister President, Baron de Manteuffel, de livered a speech, in which he gave a ressinE of the labours of the session. He stated that the vote relative to the construction of the railway from Koenigsberg to the Russian frontier had caused the government to commence the works immediately. The law which ham passed relative to the increase of a duty upUn beetroot eager had been framed with doe consideration to the wants of the treasury and of the consumers. "Thank/ be to Providence, " said the Minister, " since the dangers of war have been removed from our handers, the public prosperity has not ceased to increase, in spite of the temporary dearness of articles of food and the commercial crisis, now happily at an end." M. Mantenffel added that the King's full recovery wes almost assured, and he concluded with eulo gising the Prince of Prussia for his devotedness in discharging the functions to which unfortunate cir cumstances had summoned him. ROUSH OF LORDS. RR DAILY NSWilr. LONDON MORNING' aM P"m ierairtrOjii 7C: t l iateses. slat DIVISION LAST NIGHT. . - PATIN BELL-(INVOIOUTTRI. o tnaredI; To met slue sad inden et lb gaga orre-IN the eaesnehe el hit V.-(The Lwd Ellimediel : eassila, "Ifhither ei l: end M. lie aria mirmillo sad eweesem taformagai iregeae, albwer. gill magas, wesme-ema weer is a sat deem shell sired pert of the NU t " Oseleilk 813 1 . • Nee•enimie, Ile. Mei NEIN Is 1131LIARLI AND INDLITIAL. Ai. ladieseiagarey any man a nyenike me le sagged OONTENTI. 1•••••••• Olt . VII al•lnfik I." .. It a' " nmirs a ir=f lel 0 REPORT. "h l i typDlg 071121111 TR ADVIRTIVICIOL. TN. I oak Moan gm dna Siebees t i a md sen n eatanii it =kr . a e rre d elen an .* rte s tere ms IP • ~ Dam ..... Mi rk •a Da beeksake er ewer N. kingdom :a es e rr be in doinialg .... 1,..w a orenr . mbeleaerWa Plia on• ease gie gebana Tlll. NI Abingdon. HAN e itir Tsble7 l . Lord ram et men Nab ready a amply II el Nal tam caner. paid la Alai. and , len edema Ith Peagelles mar. :....i...., are .. T i... 4 r"' Len Clic Oxpreoo. liceess. Lord leahlseh Lied TO 001111.18PONDINTIL • Oriel. Led elherilmenis banded tor "The goIIa...LOINIOn Swathe peer. Oreasee, Lord •..'71..7 net iseit be ni Me Oil* le t genimiseggedi W Tee Mak ie are L4Lord ROO deg el gebibedies. ' --•-• . Rid Lord ........., . get e e3411 . b. lard EATNAREIgt , Tama ja rro gra i a p irag a ta t ArllT NOTHINO. rr L lgn.o.Yems. 1:117I WON u ldr i r. --::: =. Tim areisAldsing lArd , lea CreloVriii - Lotri a me =Mama aI. CANTON . • Breen d gomareb Cond. t e* " * „,... . WM* Lord Papooses. Whim Tim IMO., 1112810 IN CHARNE.-1111IN_LEAR. Mr. Askance. PI? M ile ard emidli. latd O. IIIMIL••••■41 BADWiIa IN MAROS Or Sliggll.r.-Ogen an Wend i . Lord lerenedsio, Lord te Lord tow Irratieder. Lord Tete Inoue. NET= TBO UI MITTO MIND. Nam NOT-001ITENTIL Wideman I Whiter • aka W. Nbine-TRIC lan i g i fi : ~..b.,.A • •=di‘lg De Teed. T TY t i nt N IT NHS 111.11113 Y. esr. -Led Tin ORPHAN 01 . OLRICOL ar.g.Norten ; Nile /I.gbane-Oeammeeketgend ad cued.. ce v i'allaile* "." =s -• megemzreeme HIGH WATIR AT LONDON DRIDGI. ---. --.-• Dort Taxan Vex DAT .110111011. N. .Allemes, N. IN.. Margin V lemoss Teamiaine-Slimine N. 41m....-....Abbaboon. Se. ere t j or lamet4 Ne lmemt 7: 1 3....... -'• =tined LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APEIL 28. k „. . mew .--, -..:. • BT a larger Majority than usual the Jews have id -". Amok, Meer once more been refused admission to the Legislature. -...r... a ., • ned - Wireld. Ind Notwithstanding the semblance of forbearance on =tt "'"'' hes the part of Lord DARBY, his supporters mustered &Trier it --- last night in unwonted numbers to resist the pro- ... -..... eloi. Ned grew of religious liberty to its completion. And %-1., Ale, ~..,....1.• headed by the newly-made CHANCELLOR, to whose . •,-- Claa rallying cry they responded with many a vehement own. met K slit Lord Claim as cheer, just their fathers were accustomed to do at the voice of ELDON, they found themselves, at the = mra ~Lord R' l slow of a four hours' debate, able to outvote the b, me lnd k friends of toleration by 119 to 80. ~.... 7-.... gin It would be idle to disguise from ourselves the i., - pm i fact that this is a step, and a very decided one, in --•• kit let the wrong direction. Last year there were, excl u d- ging proxies, a greater number who voted in favour • Onsecri abt War& Lard of the removal of Jewish disabilities, and a leaser died = mit number who personally voted for their continuance. inckga i ri Ninety-one Peers attended in their places law =ft il"edi'll rrehe eeedon, and declared themselves " Content" when Disastordied arrnigion. kit awdea Zrd 1.......... 4 the question was put on a division ; and hat year gumbeirre lid Lad Team. awl but one hundred and nine declared themselves non- iron:N"' --."--7 3.77 content ; while on the present occasion the muster Dasstake red et. Jag, Wagosbes. Lad Win, Tama a brinesen dord ei Laein Neg., Lag roll of obstructive. was swelled to one hundred and gbe Court. The Queen and the Prince Consort, accompanied by the Primers. Alta, Haas, sad lonia, west yeetarday to the of the Society of Palate a Rater akar'', a Pall-ni bition all Era In Er was the Hca. Ceram Caaadish, the Hai. Flora hiscdcaald, 81r Pretoria Sonia, Colossi the Rea. A. N. Hood, tad du Plat. The Prima Comet eiterwsods ads ca Waded by WEquerry Cr Wadag. The Dodoes, ad Kest visaed the Qom at Haoldseism Para Prhn• Arthur end nines looyold exit a carries* drive. The Queen and Prime C acosaiyanhod by the i Priam of Wales, Istaouroll Her s Theatre with their presence ha the evening. The royal salts misted of Lady Meadcaald, Hon. Ceram Cavendish, Hon. Flora lisedeaddeL C Viscount P Ekrat lat. hellsa, Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood, and aptain dis Leedepatatima tiara the al ixe=tites of Maglead •ea laterview with the Berl medic el yr/Swift lds oilfield resides, la Dowalarstreet. The dra wa dded of D. Mayo, ressideat ; Dr. Jestkeere, senior max ; Dr. Albinos, tressorer ; sad Dr. Hawke, registrar, from the Royal College of Physicalism. Mr. %sky, redden ,t • Mr. Lamm* Ind Mr. Corr Ramble; bear the Royal Collage of Surgeons. Mr. Sinesens, muter ; Mr. Tegart, and Dr. Anaell, iron the &misty et Apetheterles. Aeoonr mt.by Mr. H.sdlsm M.P., flir R. laving% JCP., Mr. M.P., sad Dr. O'Creinor. 3=Willtem PhMippe, chairman ; Mr. Georg. Marshall, deputpoluilrmaa ; sad Mr. Million Boner, searenuy, a dopamine trots tbe General Shipowners' Society ea the sub- War Merchant Shipping and Passeogen Acta, had 1111 with du Right Hon. J. W. Healey yesterday at the clice of the Board of Trade. A deri;tion as hatlOftia shareholders of ihs Weeks% Bank Scotland had an interview with ths Chanealler of the Exchequer, yesterday, st his ofileial residassee, in Downimserzt a Mr. Copahod, M.P.. bed as interview with the Right Hon. T. &shorten lateewt, at the Aloe at the Poor law Herd, yesterday, on the eablect of the alkalies of the pariah L ord ka-u-T The Advocate b ad ea Interview with the Bari of Derby; Mr. Bentinek had also an interview with his lordship yesterday were received yesterday at the Colosisi-oldee, fress awil Governor of Malta. (PROM LAST NlOlll . ll 0/11111T11.) Loan CaittsaaLates-orrtca, Aran.M.—Notice is hereby given. that bar wia held drawing-raress at et James's Palace, on the gal dye, at twe dried Weiseday, 6th May next; Saturday. 16th MIT smite to asiebrate Mitigate's birth-day. The IMAM It the weal Orden are to appear in their callers at Km drawing mat re the 16t1 of May amt. LORD CaAmentx.em'e-orrica.—Notice is hereby gym, that bar Majesty will hold a levee at et James's alms this day (Wedneasy, the 211th tuting), at two ea.& ST. Lunts's PALACE, APRIL 27.—The Queen las beta phased to masted the Rev. Edward Meyrick Goulburn, D.D., the Rev. Foster flashers Ztncke, Vicar of Whersteed, in the twenty of Suffolk, and the Rev. Charles nivel Termer, Rector of Manilla Et. John's, neer Bungsy, Suffolk, to be Clutplaine in Ordlaery bier Meissty. Doww/No-atinee, APRIL 27.—The Queen has been glassed to appoint Robert Aitken, John &Wain, end Robert Chapass, - Ssqrs., to be sestaters of the (Legislative) Council of SR Vin cent, end WM= McKenzie end John Andes n, &qrs., to be mambas el the Retentive Council of that Woad. Her Majesty, this afteracom, held a levee, which wee west numerously attended. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will leave town either this evening or to-morrow for the White Lodge, Richmond-park. The establishment of the hair apparent is partially forroed, and within the last few days the members of his royal highness's household have taken up their residence at the Lodge, His Excellency the Turkish Ambassador has honed cards for dinner patios on the 7th and 14th. The Duchess of Northumberland hu issued cards for ammnbiles on Wednesdays, the foth, 19th, sad 19tit, at Narthonaberiand Hoax. The duchess wID have an eeetee bly 131 r erasing• The Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley arrived in town yeeteday, from pawing a few days on a dolt to air William R. and Lady Mary Farquhar, at their seat is Surrey. The Countess of Derby has issued oards for an essuably on Wards, next, at the badly meandoo, in BR Innee's-ageare. The &antes' of Derby will give a fall dress patty, at the official residence of the Priam Minister, in Domains-street, on bar Majesty's birthday, eats:day, the 16th of May. The Rail and Countess of Jersey give a grand en tertainment on Friday mot, at their wanalon, in Berkeley moan, to hie Excelleney the Dehe of Malakoff, His Royal High :min the Duke of Cambridge end a distinguished circle an &vita to meet the ambameador at dinner, and a large patty will assemble later in the esening in compliment to the gallant Frisch marina. The Earl Cowper bee returned to town from Pan elling'''. Hie lonlahip has taken apartments In Sackeille serest far the swim The Earl and Countess of Desert arrived in town a taw days since from Ireland. The noble earl baa taken a widens In Bratan-street for the mama Lend and Lady Wodehonee are expected to return to Begird, the first week In Jose. from Russia. This morning the marriage of rupoottnt Castle man, HP., son et the Earl aliens:are, and NW Thyme, denghter of Lord end Lady Charles Mynas, wee celebrated at et. lifsry's (Raman catholic) Chapel, Cadopn-tensos, Cardistel Wimenstut officiating. We were glad to observe that Sir Henry Ward seassil to have maw* recovered tram the semis of the Angle fever he contracted in the Southern Provines.-0.- I leak Oka- mr, Marsh 29. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO Iliamiaostast.—At a ineetinit of the town eoundi of Birmingham (yesterday) the MS Of 3,0001. wee voted to defrey the oat of Me - Mom neressary be her Majesty's visit. The goatloa uto whither the memben al the council shoeld appear in robes was diseased, sad decided in the meads, • bat the mayor himself will appear beam her Majesty ro and doubtless matey mambele of the ceased sill fo llow his wurehip's esempie. Nagai kr the deooration of the kali have been and in eamegusses of a communioatty• from Phipps, the sayer sad town clerk UR salad is Loadea this week for the perms of the various MISS to hates-ball being laid before her ll‘MetY, in war that she msy select the or. Moog white it may be agmeabie to Mr be pees. Tam Dime OF HAXMTON Kimura THE Pore's ei g ediat. Ton.—The Waspy Aro Prose of Saturday what ages) otatelas a letter boat "One Roma datotuulag the rule sce4aot of acaoill- bre d Melton ta the Holy City. The Wow, however, with the bilowlag elateateet, which we give as we bad it :—" li is Belie to luow that at best every are that cam bele from ill not disordert d overbearlsg, or ansgent. We ham very ohm some of Su specimens at rellateust aed toosality mein trete England to this Sem; ad it gime me the stealsat pleasure that could be 'Mead to ase la thin way le be Male to point to e bright men* of this hind hem year own door. His Oraoe the Duke of Hmooolll4 elt his snivel be. Lally, treat to kiss the Pope's foot. The hely ewe, oat Meg beat his ert i btsell a gift of twelve theassel swell Isol at his hit lIIIC "- Peeled et ei dr hob Amp perileratell at It. P sea the filth* eke* au& at kitly yea. sal ot So aim' sad lamediselea of the It esatemal of the area ea limit easelay. I saw Ms ellerweeth, etassfel, with Omani Baryon, at the had of the Itaataa may. C Hs wove a red coat and tartan tumors.' EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom ouz owx PARIS. TIIZIDAY ZUNI:NO. The rerun of the elections for the three vacant circumscriptions shows no appreciable difference in the state of party feeling in Paris since the time when Cavaignac, Carnot, and Goadchanx, were re turned. The numbers for the government candi dates are, am nearly as possible, the same as they were last time—in the third circumscription they are 159, and in the fifth, 348 more, while in the sixth they are 298 lees. The government party on this, as on the former occasion, was united and well organised. No mesas were left untried to bring every elector that the government could influence to the poll, and it may be taken for granted that at the second election, which must take place on Sunday week, it will be impossible to add materially to the numbers of M. Bck's supporters. The falling off in the number of votes given to the opposition can didates is obviously accounted for without sup posing, as the Pays doen to-night, that any conver sions have been made to the government. I have already mentioned that a great many opposition electors have been struck off the lists, and did not think it prudent to take the necessary steps to have their names restored. The independent newspapers, the Debate, the Bieck, and the Press*, which in June last, using that liberty which the Emperor described u too great, published some stirring articles in favour of the opposition candidates, have this time been reduced to silence. Some allowance must be made for a fact of this kind. But the principal cause of the difference between the two states of polls undoubtedly is that a considerable body of the anti-government party has on this occasion deliberately abstained from voting, for various reasons. M. Gradehaux strongly counselled abstention, and it is said that M. Carnet was far from being positively against it. The reason which operated on the minds of the majority of the abstentioniata was that the people ought not to accept an electoral contest upon sack unfair conditions as those which the government tendered. But it cannot be denied that very many were influenced by feelings of personal jealousy. It is known that the opposition list of three candidates —MM. Jules Fevre, Lionville, and Picard—was in fact settled by three men only—MM. Emile 011ivier, Henon,!andDarimon, who excluded M. Cure from their conclave on account of his having dined with the Emperor. It is not wonderful that many men who think themselves entitled to be leaders of their party should feel that their own particular views had not been sufficiently consulted in this arrangement. Disagreements of this Dart were almost inevitable, because no preliminary electoral meetings are allowed, and it is impossible to take the sense if the constituency in any fair and complete manner. The only thing to be done, unless the people would throw away their votes, is to adopt the first list of candidates that seems likely to unite a majority, without considering whether it is the best that could be devised. It is really wonderful, con sidering all the difficulties and dangers besetting the path of the opposition electors, that they should have, without the possibility of personal communi cation with each other, agreed to the extent they have done upon a course which has produced a very formidable opposition. The return of Jules Fevre by a majority of 1,200 votes is an immense fact. M. Picard's friends feel certain that he will be elected at the second trial, because all those who ab stained, from a belief that success was impartible, will come forward now that they see they have only to stretch out their arms to gain the victory. The abstentions, it will be seen, were most numerous in the third circumscription, where the government candidate, General Perrot, has succeeded. His op ponent, M. Lionville, a respectable barrister, was not known in politics, and did not command the general confidence of the constituency of Cavaignac. The Opinion of Nimes, of the 24th, says that there has been a good deal of talk in the town about a political arrest. The person arrested was imme diately sent off to Algeria. It is scarcely worth mentioning an isolated fact of this kind u a piece of news, because these arrests are, and long have been, of daily occurrence throughout Francs, and the public in Paris very seldom hear of them. It is as well, however, to note now and then the terms in which the local journals are permitted to record such At the Bourse the Rent* in. 35c. for cash and 16c. for account, dosing at 69fr. 60c. and 69fr. 45c. Mobilier fell 16fr., and the heaviness of this security checked the buoyant tendency of the market. Rail ways were from 2fr. 60c. to 6fr. higher. ITALY. ROlll4, APRIL 24. Four priests have been arrested and thrown into the prisons of the Holy Offioe, on account of the affair of Velletri. PIEDMONT. TURIN, APRIL 2d. The Piedmontese Chamber of Deputies continued to-day the discussion of the Conspiracy Bill. Art. 2, relative to the apology for political assassination, has been adopted by a large majority. The Paris Pattie enumerates certain amendments Is she " Irsorponsa of Tithe whisk will be shortly imposed is the Casson of assfs by issobsos of the Loch laths Coops. Onset time sossarmis is of a mil wasp- lap obarseass, sal salosisisi Is elan the bawd al raisins sosistr; "it Is main loss." says Aeligimmet, a dos a proposal loran& As dm* userpstkis of lbs salsissatio panels efs: " - "'AR oat • a a ossatoakoption from 80. ' " ow 40Milli ta disawski dlmeillea el !Item 5. °Aid* Ws u • lea potpie. Abend to the li iill= Oils %Om the adore at do assmilig sal= Ord imed ropedse It. Ho am bud el It auk t ce" t== =7•Dr.: idlenia. Bid °median. Wrens =bierlhet Ne a t= 10 :=4 " 1,1r4 Leader& imean. Nlelhallas. fir anbras t r i ladmrklai. Abram. Vim. 18imr. Wriberm tim Omoram. ibr 4114:40.11 16 1 / I ..Lord , 161/11M, and Tworm lAN Mar& Tar. . IL Tverima L a Tzgazd em Ourrbor I mar !rims POLICY TOWARDS TEE MALAN LITER TO TE OOVERNOR-ORNICIPAL. This morning was Weed a return to an ardor of As Mass of Lads, regektag a espy of a heir ken tie nod auseilloe el lie Omit et Dawn= d the Nast Inals Ompasy to tits Getwaer-Cisawal dldla tz Ooemek deed doe flak et Man* 1868, Meth, to the prig Is lts mused leveras dos maws of Egoviseas lately la a slab of briarly. Tit 411 r •as Mews: Ile laird Oareolethe of the Coen of Undoes d ;boned lathe thempegy be the ftheoraththaerel of ladle le OesNe e ; , 1 fth " fres Wealth, dela the 21el Mies, vtde Ode cathelioa cdthe lo ul o= i rro= d oa l la lad of that emir Jaw Ithafrae, eyea Leakeew; sal we Inlet ire mar Weep the athoelellia thee we Me t Other bee 1 ben /111111111111111 by the =ka t eel that se thedde *Nth I mai, mild wag so le the MIL I. Ulna bogy, men aboald bra bale ellethod4:: wif be is le lent Met yea Iwo yeethai raisimay eftsai is be smiled le re bomb lie MAY==ilvtil es iss jselles waist ave lie eriese brae boa eseesisiNl spill wilet tt 'mil be a aim be leeed IMO Wye elan mot h of theyemegas of met Werth any set of ear th ss y abide be dmaiod; bee b mot be is ice- I CVes I weld abbeneth thee ow fallow le Mkt . yens* vide the kw Wei ad* award ! wpm en rMbath - therved kin tide siligines. 4 To es 1 amen lira, winner spa law meek I meth( be pnethat, be evoodaspethitheat, asbrn wear is Mow the modes ald . ob yerells a aw the oft- Vaa e t i oth a ."114 2a " ret bis abiTi alls4 rober 7 ll7 b. edoreed adlor w the othproitha of si" end ado awes, bobs asimpla firm er islskation punishment as hale sasseesd the limes et leillimes ice , Whims. 6. While we may be roar to forgot the hilealty which, darleg the he to ammthe, hie permed the army mad a large portico oldie g ook vs oboe Id at the our time P r member the printer May of • bradrod rem sr oo oar dirt ourriro inwards lbw vbo be,, mod re to more Yak rgurroo mold Wait fro, owl woorailok V re re., rot Nikon %tisk woo so loss the foodrw of our yaw G. It would he drboblo thrt la wry ow lbodiroodoor of • distobol, caber oho rim of ones er by Orr roc nadir, abooll m the spy: t tuft of try mourty ; but Awe troy dreorresom Mr* world mar aw ard a almost ammo of ffirredoy. Urea Nom amp- Goarr dosiisl cam yea rid the 41 Wag =dor your olden "7711 e flarerlag of a illelekt bsyM beta effitelflit eserilles raw year titre la farm of sad., mbar Whip et beam yeah% be Maar by -el the Oilier of weeds. sera ;re d eay other pram fa whir i rF id esable, Abe the prod_ et sA be la ray rape y ere by a rem - Noir ; bat mho pererlea of sear Arid be seadrell with s are letalleg le the ereirloa that they are le rd fee the petrierka erhar, that pre eV= be an& Of emse b taereembea of rue by ma dare Tarr "S. Deer bee el bie bra is. ensues a pasieltreat. I It Is sheer tam It Wilt othenehe love Them se la ireirarely mar ; bet. is feet, is Inns thee fe sot eearealy pi a As. d deer, Wiwi* tree ewe met be a frar al " L la.e er ersered Ards& w salary anew. des ef law ebsebt. es era r perible, be arm& " la. ha samba ire Are w ho, lareea. yea ray sea rib obrerafre how those trieurei bp , lir isms try low silissmesi, fists is ova_ psi* Se AM of As_ ginsnissist MO pawing is fere ghee pa my obit TOL lbais ids void orsee wed by se er mho v elesived to bey . rale, eel thee yoa will meia oft o 11. Arra is fhb i 5 yea try rely spas our rya arger." Tin Dan 00INSIIMENT AND MAZIINT.—We me e na a Wenseesidhine& ll r bi =rlba ce bee had the government • Itertd they woad le wept elligatt eit gn" trtat for similar akesp, lb angeht el ea preenmeent feel of getting • wan la Derraellt me, that per= nape ware taken Way tar Mil was am tir meet the Zempywr i dletherpd. The larfe wean etiuMsZalty" Ode nitana.—Reerelehh . _ Arriss. Her Pan VOTAOII.-11111 other day a greenhorn Ana Peterhead pert, at hil filli 'eye" hi a ewes a swell Is the sea, ran as iota se the rend at pen as Wain the harbour, mid, alining la the seat, looked miserly toward the mama at Se her..sl aided eat, " Pat are ye data' kith's, Iddht at bar bier leak there, am' ye diem ease leak aa rat'. ~ eon are lip no to load bar alb ru be freet to lei bat is ewer I' tits water."—Alenine rms. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. We have received advioee in anticipation of the Overland Mail—from Calcutta, March 22; a n d Hong Kong, March 15. The news from Luckaow contained in the Cal cutta papers of that date by been anticipated in alt the important details by the advice. from Bombay. The Madras Atheisemen of March 29 states that on the 24th of that month the following infixes tion was telegraphed from Allahabad :—" Brigadie r . General Sir Hope Grant was sent on the 23rd March to disperse a body of insurgents under Bajah Jajlez Sing at Kam. The operation was perfectly sumer ful, and the brigadier.general took twelve guns. He will return to his old quarters at the cantonment this afternoon. There are reports from Futteghar that the rebels are in considerable strength &low the line of the river." We (Madras Atheneum) have searched the map, but are unable to find the Karee above referred to, so that most probably the real name of the place attacked has been misspelt in the course of its transmission along the electric wire. The Disarming Act is being enforced in parts of the North West Provinces. An Agra correepose. dent, writing on the 16th inst., states that the inlm e bitants of Mozuffernuggar showed symptoms of re. misting the act, but that a party of Seiks from Roorkee speedily removed their scruples. At Moo. rut, also, the writer has been told, the inhabitants seem disposed to resist the act; and he mays :--" The little I saw of them about a month ego left the impression on my mind that they were defiant even then, very overbearing in their demeanour, though perchance very bumble to the great man there. A force, including all arms, and commanded by Colonel Bidden, had mszehei from Mynpooree for 13ewar, where it will remake until further orders. The object, according to correspondent of the Mofrasilits, is to intercept the fugitives from Lacknow, and sipped Brigadier Seton. "In this city," says the Calcutta Evlishmai, "everything is perfectly quiet, though we have lately had an alarm which induced the authorities to cell out the volunteers in the middle of the night. It IS supposed that the mutineers at Barrackpore, who are disarmed, bat still paid regularly by government, had plotted a rising, and had it in their power to procure arms to attack us in Calcutta. A search for arms was made, but of cause wino. °snakily, as the only sure method of finding them was neglected. Now that Lucknow is fallen, it is to be hoped these dangerous neighbours will be sag away, as there can no longer be any fear of their rein. forcing the enemy. Troops continue to arrive from England, and are sent up the country in succesaice. Great efforts are making for the construction of barracks for them, but it does not appear that the recent act for impressing labourers has hastened the work." We read in the Hurkaru :—" The infamous Nana Sahib is said to be still at Shahjehanpore, and the principal rebels are stated to be with him ; the rebels are reported to have again entered the Futtyghar district and attacked Seawall and driven off the polioe posted there. "The notorious ex-Commissioner Yeh has been brought from Canton to Calcutta in her Majesty's ship the Inflexible, and is at present a state primer here. He is not, we understand, to be placed mkt any restraint beyond what is necessary for his ash custody. The trial of the Bing of Delhi is not yet crier; he has made his defence statement, which is universally admitted to be extremely weak. It musty amounts to this, that he was not a free agent in the rebellion, but was compelled by the soldiery to est as he did. But there can be no doubt that his took an active part in the inenrrectioo, and is these. fore criminally responsible. It is reported in Cs 4 mats that it is the intention of government to mod him to the Andaman Isles, which have lately been converted into a penal settlement. About SOO semi are on their way there already." CHINA. IMPERIAL EDICTS. The following is from the summary of the Over. land Friend of China of March 15 : The Earl of Elgin sod suite left for the north ta Majesty's eteerrehip Furious on the 3rd indent. On lie 9th his lardehip was at Fuh-chow-fit. There, too, wee hal lordship the Bishop of Victoria. The Emperor's amp mends regarding Cant= were received on the ilk instant. Veit's conduct in exciting the ire of "W brio runs" is emphatically condemned. Biped ipmegib : Mutt Maser (commandant) and the Mho , pillpdefikellk for their share in the Ices of the city, aril Meal the board of punishment (equivalent te hid, to ay service, by court martial). Although Ss trod* of the Imperial ramoript think' that the jest mum rial from Pah and Mob, in which the Emperor was kV that the herbaria= had melted into the city, was forwarid before those officers were roads prisoners, there csa be se doubt but Ilienfong's directions are heldered h doe , socordeace with the plemme of the allied amlnemile , ea, some-haw, made known to his Majesty. The. 4' handed over to the punishment board, Felt le exercise the office of viceroy, via Yeb degrade' ad I the nonsiaated swoons AMNIA Pea lost nos semi ea receipt at the sac* to intimate a with to stir es leglo =lions at ewe ; bat the Earl of Elgin hail hi ad Ng &mire could not be gratified. Whether the French Admhral's words elef knowledge of the fact that five thongs= /NM soldiers in six steam transports are now at no pee OM from these shores, reached Pelartpd, we cannot is g; bear tots it is that on the arrival of Admiral &mem to Cote • on Wednesday, his Excellency wee informed that Balfir who bad before rafted, only waited to knew SR elf ft send a guide with the expedition against the nrasaists the surrounding country, as had boa seasid. It is not generally known that the apolth venues= have joie= the French h Her alts the expedition, and, in the Durum, have see We 10 soldiers of the Manila Otrrison. For the prole thus nes will be movie* in the capacity of police at QM* fir fi is said the whole of the English marines, as well se SP native troops, will be brought to Hong Kong—the leaving this garrison kw Canton, permanently, emlii relied by another Queen's regiment. Oa the arrival of the French troops spoken of, it is net hie geoloshis bat a dying visit will be paid to fateon-hierfele Indeed, excepting by some such clemonstratios, we em me feasible MOM of bringing the natives of the pasha their saws. The Rued= sad American ministers el no one knows where. The Baron Gros and the &Oh sla Freels admirals are in Haag Hong. Mr. 011phaat and the Viscount de Contades, Three doer tare se couriers in *lmam et the ambeemiore was reer tamed in our last Overload enzeseag, have proceeded es in litexhow, scrosaphied by the wards at lAsaghse England sad FREE* and the conscdar agent ler Am/0 for the purpose of delivering a letter for the Emperor. Tba Lew was readily received by the Governor of Ekes" 41 would be Treeptly forwarded. The Imperial Edicts alluded to in the above raw ' mary are as follows : IMPERIAL Mer-ki-teuer and Peh-kwei, in a joint sumo brwarlied bysaprana have reported to u Hat the kleebsrkrr have rushed lido their provincial city, he., ha, ko Holilig Ihn ease d Impoisi Ccanniedsm hr the &V demi the main of the Ihtsbarisas, Yak lab rahl 01 1 111 to have daybed are to asp to reset the slid WAW A° ' V their grads wise lased so aaresseashis alig 41r. travagant Lave coal other °filo coatrollini Bat whi cations to (Pahkerei) varnar-Cia with himai were oonta he kept ie for a long till, excite city. flo very reckless, n Mon. Let Yel from aloe To the the oomn Chwenglie toms, Kim Kipin the guilty of (to the eit:, of the mid Therefore of dealing mamma of delivered o the Emper Let the a be given to &Maly by let him rem too that he 13 Until he that atatiot imperial me of Kerangtt and IA the filled by K Dated 121 The sato very well le iwaag ID 11151 he otjustice to triantrer o Swab. His Is nol varnor-gen4 political pal to think, ha which Kiyi probably a upholds the Makkitss Pahkwei is Is a mamba a Chinese, Cliiaese, ea In theta the date of poet of the and probabl two officers The fell the open i and at ott Pad, Coo Minister, to Hwang, mu referred to I Whereas our country general of t turbanoes. seventh yea Pointing II Great Minii to quietly sent disturb Wang Ch present Inc as Gomm tiara, set thi of soldiers stand, there struction, holy design foreigners al cordial fin ever brine reining dot moving sari scamps tot which reps bllngly obi) Hies Fax IMP] The SPRI ot a tleotTot . collecting Tear, bac 4,C revelers, fa U camel* of --- 3671A61 bag XX IM dx mcdtha. Yr. II treat the WM th U l los. °uld oo The &bet At a mei yesterday it cbeqae stew shall be oho Mr. (ilyi Edens is ° Berea ie to PEARL 1 states :—u 1 6 00di. dra nib* d."— 0 7 tbaneai HOI I