The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-11 00:00:00

(Rem,s skied ker.) _ The MO Weld carried 1,100 yak bet Whie- wolfO. Omsk CODRINGITON aid that he was hth Pm the paint of tho seeedttes by which three experhessee kre exceeded. TM sosealues had to lametieste ises as reap M pethisa ef the pee. sad 'Mir wearability le the km led opeeke el the obis& The eserahlas had as pet _way 11 *. to kieldpits the owes. sod awe seal b es detht so to the woke of Whileordio as& Thom was as Illkoky with Whltersetre to pie key dish kdo kept se to amble *so to _hot lid aos NO the ass with the Mhos. The boadea vas to asobt of the posted mho. He otheressad thet tho osoolthe ed hossibratiou INS to be kat pamosat. Lad ILCHO inkrosal that lea peak Atm al the Whitworth sea wore Rao he ewe ham • brad* toed this had wee ask, whisk lookesi ties powerathe. thr W. CODRIROTOI4 odd that the ogres— a Woad& wen asskel in, ea to trry is sedate Rothe of Mr. Withwerdio pa, but to Mat to to seopoloa with the Wald, sed to both cams as had was met It was • pet of the merit ef Mr. Wlthweeißs pea rot. hea MR sold be mod O&M dawaske ths pe. Good PEEL led aa=eliter WO tho pima peed lad asted, of the el by Mth o thoth sine = sod evary eassazreet leo Om by the flar looks its Mr. CORIRORAY mid it tress sew like he pow met to pekoe • *eye .roar Om peke' trirligla Dot the desonsitke INIII sokhol by the lest lot or elikry hal lima ousts/ st laidL Thydasiple sissome seat Waft orwalsoloor me hke led dowse& Mae Whitt ea watth ems sopmeeded the ROM lessii it sat obi a kos the okay 1 , (Mao Ilk W. CODRINGTOR thou ) ght the sowabeithe dime was ea oaseptiso is the pool ole o as/ that the MO Paola the vita bell boo _a It as s w ere. tha orside kewthsked by osike were. at skeet as be erosied. sod li was ad vital lookisse that the away shesid bees impose 4 which they amid tout. Mr. NRWDROATI old tint the t goe he mit= Mlle elks f areidoll la _the oak bed bow r le he W eak eel kis war. The ui_a, of posth WWI wee devised by Mr. Weigle lliklake, wankbest th is awe by the kr goveromat ke die Ma with Mr. Initworth. whisk obi la the yeallosisa alike Whit worth ills. He kited the hem wadi tot blow diet the leak ems Ithreiy to slaw ihnikees to is bed ; the eiestry amidst eke& • pa ha skids lea tomato pink Wade to swoops • opreamont setehlaseeet whisk wild say be ea at • . Mr. W. WILLIAM/1 1 2=60 atikke the Mew kora km* maws woe la edemas. He by the dote 01 thaw eisparksole odd le preseed by 1111111 eta of odors. The vete me the speed le ; as woo else ihe ill* 36e,3171.. eyes el anthem sail blowers. Oa the tau 460,41101. for Ttimr i d Mr. MONSILL do = i t the loosen ef is este he sieday_ell the Weary ea Os Ilk Good P=L mid he bat Mewl hem sopried st the lastess% bet It some hen the lowrosal ano elm es re- Thep ow ph the beam" la 6est PO * 66 lesreme yes ft pram he the be Mt whisk was ilea TM rtes he the selledli mks sole op the eta d the korsao. Mr. WILLIAMS she sooktored the we very ley& bet be esepookied the rW he& treatisma ea bowleg - thew Mad the Miley et Zethisithhe, whisk wool boss elk MAK Una KNOT odd IRO tie proud 'oleo el lis lerlida me the mad perwthls. It new cost twke es owe 11011 iiii ether wee set m ethawaly sloths& mewl el shaky oink me the rag sesocaskal he f t roomy. Caked GILPIN mks awed the al epee was re most someled. Coked lOLDIRO shaded 6 is vela Hs thy* It WY me is pupa bro. It sue hopoethie he lei lbso le whet was the see of daddy • pike selic Cloddy end serwaries ought to be bye aka. A* he ela meld sat, the Okay al ow 6 me seal. Ile. Uttar the old y oohs am It wee only IL ft. M the) kid oil the thinik be wee some they mold awl the ewe ule. Lord =CIO wished to sok a pedisa with to= o l i es grim earls He hod the. a yam Wb. la Larks of la IS 110111 plat met trogre op k awe seatry.boa, Are et Code thews was Reddy d the kik. Germ! CODRINOTON mid the tegieskin oath tee up the cild lips wok he the perms' ; they away isedred to ask Goad PEEL would he my (lei to law the mien in troduced to all perks. Every era try Ina et the (meat now bed • prat met in it. Mr. lINMAIRD tbs.& it weld be beer b thelohlt the amber of sowiss. Time ow me possible use kr the Coked BOLDIIIIO old do Dee lathe Cuoper was noprowthie be 93.1110 me, bat hewohosood the Weir Ite pertoso sew Oohed isolotheihma He lathed to Ism why then was or el the slop hi the hilimiiii. Omni PIEL old that the Isel leak Company paid • arks me wary as —h, bid Iwe to the Tammy. am to UskMrat i rie l art l. ht It 1112 II IMO week of g h Woo to hme nooks at the Road Atagray sad i a r g = Isalialko Kok WORTLEY add ekes makes owe ce duty ally ia the ley tins. Mr. BLACKBURN theeslAY kola bobthee d *a *her of the damp sf the wooer to beak was boos ea the mess, sail reset thee pot kr the sea pia by ths lest India Cu MS Vili• lOW dm speed to. Oa the ant vets, 011619141., for meddeas, teak tad Had, Mr. MONSELL Wad whether there wadi be say oh jacks to allow the pr eta of the oaths to obon Jokes so coono plebe / Est Ara • bat akenatisa ths rate was speed to, as was she •we al Win to defy the mpease at wake stoma fir dr Mod and so ham Oa ski vas 4 MAK kr Settlaselloa Oh C. NAP= oak essoko Who lem to the aldose be has. He thowthel the foe so Moe nil led mks& sod oljecasil to thsh rig opus kw the whelsof sor cam so they wan NI amilailiiiii II 111 be fie_ kopplielis to reply se family hos& Ropepted. iharekk * ark the eadosika el the by by 141,9191., the moat repthed be these letoualkie fat& eh J. WORM elsonall thee the bea. "WI elite akin' was gnaw a sites la sitipkoe bbd do Ow* smokalever the lark of the meth The chew he abide In ekes' was kr three forte bevels Oopet oil the edvseral Nam et C. MAP= rid this oploalisa mood Mk slew tick to the vet. ea J. TRILiWNY caykked that way el the Ws heft built of Melts wars wholly mat for Oak pope" sad koweed the we at the beck of Moot flaposok, width s 10.trea brig wadi deem is to shah& Mr. W. WILLIAMS depoostad the Whir Ise Abdo' of woke. kr H. WILLOUGHBY Oohed to has. whether the 11,011 M. eked is this soisols wok kik the work t Osiers; PEEL mold Est ear; ba s is oily la oaks quedise, said that say Wok thee ia cam the mpowthetre ot the per odd be pid bath woe skis the Iharear. TM koalas kris bad boss orated tee the ter comeedstloa at • sektilis smokier& Tie owe wee agreed to. 74,7116. ter civil badly& dor • breddimaseke, wee abo speed ie. MAIL for barrack& Caked NORTH okai lay asks wee to la table a those p ith s which hod heft sot la an gamed prime by am petty arbitrate. K. beim' the emit of the plus was OC I. we& whin the of the bombe st e cis, which wee balk by opuses. was 1001. • wee. DM this 1001. a wee cetera do worphoosole ef court morasi rows, arm MOM and elk, vagary brae el marmadriva welsh wen ieskuld to the iskrate sf the achitsele I Wilk roped is the soisathel moth by his rhino the esosappire-loathid that Ma bomb ihk awry, way kid et that stsiensot be beilleval l• kw alt/ 4th pike of esakellaka. Me opal idioms OOs Ike Mori was ass seseealsW be the wed a . bea nie ; that he ivue swats moor tithes woo neeked be the oath* sob estewoodistlea awl the health ol re lair, ha that he did hit held the el the swift, ea thst sey wade by lie wow ad t t he i i ii ti q ty thew can as both s ollehk. at e .tho moth meow la werme he the la whisk el= the adeseisase the midi= seayei, le Wks. Motk held that they! the agar bet to keel Mesh is a poi& it bad she ye kketheed dot oda II pie dodo the polo wail he gala so a .wise d 00111+ sod he did wet bakes that Rey ef are kill mature to litho is. This mto the 111 _ 91 10 ow kola be soiled at leis than Ss loth* peke to this owe alio esay el the Olinda Ile MS kw ologsd essiiihr sem the the prim rad hy is t a rsrosems aism = The sees el lkiaseatrest cam ✓ad with pupa to the lisnathe of the Napo and Wok oli Chalk, alike Lard Pomo had mead t. rees ego that the booth scotoweethe he ties a' Ey saw asp shoal he se asacket that me set ef mesa lea to loth lido the kb which =Oho at ef as. Woe ad sfl Th o his. sod pleat gratisma this aryl that the mask which the to ark eye He mho roamed to the nod ell Ll i rk l i a. o•= l 3; orates to dire that k woe aot dis thdt of the othkey is. thorithe that the ism& wows set owe beekhy,es miry doper weet bed mat overy nieteldes thr that wpm. If th y .esoopeollom o the sablest. whisk kd his. premised hy do ihooloty be Wer, did sat show ads ; he awl Ames fiet *Oo bkowthe. k bod MIL soaked ad the osospodeass moil y the hat. fed pito oweber he kids odd ost elm • Rh seed adfseseset ef the tiremeheise aniesteal wish the wises alheathes eke bed bee sets to kr re: thi l li i. jet si er=s el l i o: 1 s r s e sI el t.- iii .v..,,zr the rear was the eme— that them was se may. air J. RAMIRO edited that the Hesse Out& want sot to Nor kr the shorkoly is bane* eesemededies, beet he des owelsedsd that Lied Peasiers was hit to Mks, " be It* koledkritz h: seadaztesthc=4 osueolitse to kph, the eke sad thasylisa thew bed _ peitiapamekt. Miasma W beta is hens. la Ulf& 1111/11, sod 1967 aO Isis this 1,30/0,0006. lied ben spat ea laressio by the hors. The real Oath wee, that to lea yam et miaow ths halms W haw ker oath a state of orsiect thei et wolid 16191 Mr. le at oplay idol Me thaw. Coked NORTE—WM it to Naas? Vs J. RAMODEN—TIis soosomy al= rim 01k H. WILLOUGHBY said thia North h.. reedeaabeet efireedsd °harp modem Übe how, 1* between UN awl lead set bee than 3,134,0431. 14 bar lansoks, beadle MOM. Inc bute. The ..- 101,410 i. a year, sad ia ow year the home '. :um. of improvements In hombres. Hs bed hem weed for Aldershott, which eileeihri by AM Yids year 68,0001. wee sake Iler OM el 14,111 ft would be reqiured, mike moil be required. But w Vl4l bell enseethassed nereireibeeme bedpans— alli d aims 1111101•0•111/10. Vllllfinflrefeld Mr le brew Me for dr pods of the boner& of Adder. wen plead fa sod • prima Ibis • hoserel weld Woo scow hod yr bought. CAL 11101, bad slims spied err of the beners, these ha r Ile rest nerd lid seeder her rind I=forwoe buserhe, whir hod bra art fe. . pareerreer. time poser re pies le be warped be bran hearer asked if se it wind be • per bed ea real leerier lea awes.. lOribd= Es * eateverkg le amber the of Isemare, ad he ragerleil rat di ad part number for Clothes wee . Is. I. WWI of op he rweght add le tart las. aid prod greierea, dewed le lay eat raw& se lei lore why the bierooks woo spud were mem Ire. They 11.11 cresesided earl, ad doe w"" .der bed pa. while there wee mem la the e. peddler as •Iderairet had ben w i r ev es or bras here amei ward bore bra • lereposerr amp. het b hal deer' era buts, which were gore to prom ese ben rthlag would be doss to pt the troop' sok• Colonel BOLD :aped that the ed wideldeobie, betwfrehe weaselerdad ewe rude &SW bearded at ea • Id= her • rends empediere ea her • 111711 MKS le1111111•1118 61= 8. 1111i *NO ire • perressat carp, sr peed we abed, adaow persoosed heseasks bib lie wired Is know bow le was Yid who ewes Lep akar et Era iAbbeibelt asseleyel le Tbr tbe proselea bb trarbet im ireeld le whisk wrest be 101,11911. Ow Wm. May Ada/ Idesebel. beeper Gam brl ate die we pile rewerbie re sod • begfleg. led the. at re waifs Ne feeddies wee •e... Lead IBRINGTOIfpad thew& be led a. deers the motion of whkhlelid ghee seeks *dm bey, with regard to the m0w1147 Mg weir one or two Dimas 1= 1 : =lThe nal Troika wow 191 el ram sow • Minas* t WINO we bard to oostiaiiii Air supedlere wee heird ha a meow whir weed pad a doers of Id se was preard Parma lid esie were, as had ha bet they * they we be far her= ces weest he see,The Weeldr seadies did re pallarir w. = a waked bed le be reed up to rum at de; orl le it rep erre of anwath tbe raise dierierles, were err per whir war assudb reed . der le we part of re breashe aweiii ands. ad jerk orwderad ottosionto. ea • doable fir b. it mold ba repesdhle Is her up the sneer of amass. ▪ for seldom whirr a weehlsreble wader sad ha a ware eeerrisel pert ef view It Me t iro tile 4111• Whig Meer ahead he serred. lb. TIM aid • lbw pre age arehliser won robed to exl s l ie skisee re brendr, orl a .peede Ora that dr esepsellese dwell he the premiers berg red in q e. e ea Owl seesed; ed the ardarote gibe le be seeradel awe crophied, ad he thew& , rat re pods rale led set boa tedlierd. Hebei bra rearkeleades ears sal a i d dtb tba derw• sires Wry , dr Ird purred le pre Weer Ide best eetka. The peat wit Mawr Ird hes Or berreeks boi bewa raid either ray idir pra. Be seer eat Is. trek tbet sr direr ere won -ensured r aid civil Weber p wore ao most waliable pewee le sad hernars. As oseporded Neer, Ifeepled, dre a nod. et 73,00 W. wee rid, be word set the kr ed pare prod west pryer ft till .few the mere of the sowadsks bed bre hal barn the bass, tepid with the repel of the erred eerie. Geneva Pll/1. mid, et emus V the smideres Andel to by the hos geselmen were peaked anykyared they hod • Jar mewed ef thbr• Their limn barear, h r e ti ca t seas et somentmL TM esdasio ibr wee 1408 per had, kr sentry bursae ti kr ,airy!** yr head. wham the ONO _ awned at AMonblor awe 4fel. kr *lb talliel v esiaky, wed 1171. kr dr atllley. tier, al though Ablershat beam weer It abased, banuoka drive ea the wets, very geed. Thu aely bah which he hod es fed wee sae dry wen eltealed at the el the Withauger* to the mead. = bed .) be mega* W whet' erns me is dad with makes as he head than It was of me ma to talk sliest the wawa Mike MI limn spent in vela ; what the gmaramsat maid demos a saleavonr ea far as preilde apply • ••••••••kibi ltr. IL .BIIIT speed with the hoe. sad pliant peed tut ihe peat sew was bierheimar to sealer whst srr ribs breath& Is sonsiderlag the 1111190114 ef away whist hed bra spat they shield take Me w awa the manseessim d bensek• • lane* was, is het, a lowa. nem was a haw pepis Wdlihrks4idr emir the wee to be Iliad la crash tOlllll Ake were asp ewe V dist hear. (lossfrenr.) Is brain them mar Is a pdswa, redin-reems, sad saitable resideatee kr the ethers_; h at a berm& was a soapier teem. Lord Pairewee bad eltribead to him the mthemew that the pest mortrity swam the Oriels was the orregereas of their being over-eroweled. Bs did sot my they were oar srowded . he sheathed from say blaii remer kr the mertality seamy them. Rh als=o remerked th at lbw were Mort Wallis* Ye the it Podsesse lamb lift Ye the impliedd demi nap other bones& If he earelned be would Ind that erne ad Mr sad other mks eanybiate were mep ma-sus k the Panora beasesla gni limos it was that deep woe cupwrated se is unhealthy. Be had the peeler seethineserst In the hank elthebew. sr pilot gaidemsni its within dins& sosearmedatisa would be dealt with la asesiefenessy roues. As segerded Ueda Hospital, he Ins ail of the make he bed eapremed, that the site was a meth mikruiree sae • cad es be the Medial Board, to rhea Lied Pawater; used, all be mold sty was that they apposed, d sway civil bards. to hem mid very Me ettmlita r the cow strands. el Geseral P=ld that se a ankeell Ind her eatend ism the our add net be papaws& Xs. TITS etwerved tat, Ohm& • asked had been mewed ken Om would be so Minsky is *myth( or post poning des rob. Jibes a taw words frost Si, H. VILWIT, bard PEEL said he bed as odea to take a tbe WOE postpone the remairM. Meer, beer. 11 I'LET permed that the sane of 88, . for the Misname Wrecks be struck at ef the vote. Ara Mw semerlis Men Colonel 1311.1 , tx and Rametay. Capint7ANNIBLEY mid that • man met plow itt waking tout am to lband than Portman barracks, and ha withod to haw whittler they won likely to bo don away with ? Omni PBBL mid that nothing could to Annaba was' until ohm dr report had ban received. the mostimoit of Major Wortley was than pat and wartr tired without • &ohne, sad the vote waa sawn to, no home thin nonassi. WAYS AND MEANS. Tbs bows UM ;pailat7o3.l iltte•;i ways snd maws, id a vet. al 11,000.0001. was grassed. TM bows adjourned at !em salamis' - are. TEE CENSURE OF LOAD C.INNING. The following are the precise terms of the raisin- Inia to be nosed e• Thursday maim: Mr. Cardwa—Goversor-Zirsera of lodise—. nit We boo" whilst in Ito proment Ain fillannadon k abstabas bum expronlag an opinion on the policy of wry preclano• Ilia whit& nay haws bass Inansa y tin Govanar-Ganaral al Ms al; nkdss to Ow* MB eltb rayst and swim oppabamiss tart bar Mesitr's goveressat haw seldressed to the Gowynar•Oansral, tbreeili lb. Saw* Oaratilso at do CUM etDtrestets, ;ad Ite;• published deep etels eat shmedesibeetreseg hum the eluded et the Gewerser-O•es ; ed Yef ephdea Net melt a were@ ea the post at the seistememe met Wad, la the dreemelmese el bins, le mime the met pderaW Mot, by treehealai th. alitberity d ibi offinagi-Oirrak sati Wessaglag tit; briber nairs, of those iris are is erns mast is. It is now positively annonnosd that Sir Henry Zaino Below is to .sewed Lod Stratford de Rola& ea She DAY ambatrador at Cortratisople. The Lord Chancellor hoe reportad to the Howe of Lob that the Ant of TIMM Roil of Radio.ty a vote at ea duty of wormattukto pun for inland bag be.. hi seihartles. --- 112310111eL TO 812. 0.8. PECRILL, BAIT., a mMt Brlfrbssa .ba to. hss 03a7 0 0d • Falb& weds( le be aoarldir td 1747.% myths. of Mr 0. Pe". L ua lftelag his PM'S( is th. Town-1141.-6*rd Athens LIXI2ICI Crry ELacriox.-71u defeat of Na* Oasis eras kw.. is Lineal& as PAW, sad mossossi M ilseirday's Now rise th e resessistisiso is open (mss the I Arrest), we ism tins marimba; bathe the einem : Mr. Jobe Dell (a MOW UNDO; Mr. Jr LP.; sad Cousalke 87nae, holier of the 100. has P.P. a▪ nis. llogrow, iii. H. 4A. A. , ▪ r Le . . M . 13 W. P. IL . 86W. P. boo lki ritt 9. aft" a. obs; T. Wm. Ur WO. OM • SAL Oat. O d in. W. O. °AWOL J. IL 021 a, Das. M. A. Oonlao. T. Cosolty. T. Crow R. A. Orogor.l. J. Clem AL Ha. H. L. Donor. L. D. Doodoo. W. Am A. =oll. HaOoL De rim II Itetaa. Z. 8. & WM% P. O. eg P orbos, T. lOgoolsa. /11. O. Itaraaws.ll6.llas.T.S. ffotrY rwrielhar, Mt MAN. AL ILALOoL Kw Memory Q. FM . *1.47.C. A.,. FPWlia. J. x. 1 M.,.... Woad Palmer. IL Perreargr e. . j. s P5:1414:21... / 1 : I. ".: k 11 a .., la* W.& = G. Parka Oohed TrAF. O. IL IL. G. Issi Mara. N. Poser, er R. 161 , Admlial 10.1101.11.11. W. Za.J. =tr . Nl l' isTem:T i limal MOW N. W. IA Km J. A. Wpm.. 11. N. 11. erK.Z.6 P. Kinrimok C.J. Winn. & Baron the member of a Committee while the House of Lords withhold from him the power of becoming a member of Parliament, is more like a confession of weakness than a manifestation of strength. It is beneath the dignity of an English citizen whom the suffrages of the first city in the world have declared fit to be its representative, that he should creep, under the cover of an old precedent, into a Committee the appointment of which is ren dered necessary by the obstinate perseverance of the House of Lords in ignoring his just rights. Every thing or nothing, should now be the principle of those to whom is entrusted the conduct of this great constitutional question. In moving the appointment of a Committer with a view to a Conference, it will generally be con sidered that Lord lona RUSSELL has gone to the very extreme of what the comity of the Con stitution can possibly be supposed to require. It may, indeed, be as well to exhaust all other means, before proceeding to the ultimo ratio of seat ing Baron ROTHSCHILD by a Resolution of theHonse of Commons. A regard for the character of Parlia ment, a creditable desire to avoid as long u possible any approach to a collision with a co-ordinate branch I of the Legislature, may justify a step which there has certainly been nothing in the conduct of the House of Lords to deserve. It must, however, be well understood and ought to be plainly declared, that should this last essay towards an amicable settlement eventuate in failure, re sort will be immediately had to another and a more decisive method of proceeding. Any further concession, any additional delay, would be • fatal weakness, an intolerable humiliation. The Commons of England have been wronged and trifled with in this matter; they must be wronged and trifled with no more. Nobkm oblige ; a great position imposes great responsibilities. Lord Jortx Ruzzeit, in the exercise of that sort of prescriptive right which a lonecourseoloonsietent and liberal rtatemnanshiphsa conferred, is at the head of this last great struggle kir civil and religious liberty. His reputation for able leadership is intimately involved in the issue. If the result of this proceeding by way of Confer ence should prove to be • failure—and he must indeed be a sanguine speculator who anticipates its success—only one course remains. The House of Commons must take care of its own privileges and of the people's rights. Deferenoe and concilia tion has been carried quite far enough. The dignity of the popular branch of the Legislature ; the respect due to the repeatedly expressed wishes of a vast and intelligent constituency ; the allegiance claimed by the great principles of civil and religious freedom, imperatively demand a resort to bolder language and a more determined course of action. If the Conference fails, there is nothing for it but to pro ceed by Resolution. Tux scene which was witnessed in the House of Lords lad night may be best described by a families phrase in our nautical service of " clearing the decks for action." A great pitched battle is at hand. The rival Parliamentary fleets, after many weeks of manoeuvring in sight of one another, are at length drawn up in set array for the purpose of a great fatal of strength. The flag of the attacking force has been unfurled at either extremity of the line by two very different hands, but acting doubtless under the same orders and in oonjunction. Mr. CARDWELL in the Lower House and Lord SHAFTESBURY in the Upper have given notice of their intention to move a vote of censure oa Ministers for the premature pub lication of Lord Ettarcsozonon's despatch regard ing the confiscation of the soil of (lade. The ad hesion of the right honourable Member for Oxford le the fortunes of Lord Ettneasrox has for I some time been generally known ; aid Lord Sturm/wires near connexion with the ex-Premier naturally points him out as his flag captain in a party engagement in the Peers. On the other aide Lord ELLENBOROUGH evinces no desire to abirivay portico of responsibility; or to throw upon col leagues or subordinates any part of the blame which may attach to his administration of his department In a few plain sentences volunteered by him led night, he cleared away a good deal of the rubbish and lumber which for obvious purposes had been in terjected into the controversy. The whole tale about Mr. BRIGHT'S having been made a spatial confidant regarding the Despatch, for several days previous to its being laid upon the table by Ministers, taros out to be a mere fable. It was communicated eagle acme day to Lord OnArtvitut and to Mr. Biltolt It oonesqueeos of the inqairies made by than re ',actively regarding its existence and *mar. Equally unfounded appears to be the ingiatima device by which the peculiar if sot atelusive blame of divulging the general trodimoy at the cast upon Mr. DISRAELI. or wrong, was done with t of the other members of Rae arise in any way from =bum on the part of any ear's Cabinet thought, es the has time to reflect coolly Caminito% Proclamation of f the soil of Onde wu a impolitic exercise of arbi- I.LENBOLOIJOH'S statement Government had been left without any information sou. of his views or inter :any such explanation, they their judgment upon his light they otherwise had, conviction that it was their in the course on which to have entered. It is believed that Lord Carrmrrto had ' previous disposition towards had suddenly swerved into a so thinking, it was natural instructions to pause in so ie does not indeed touch the despatch was given to the has been. This question answer upon Thursday next, defend their conduct. Until , assign for it must remain matter of oonjecture. Some &mations were thrown out • Lords last night, regarding of semi-official correspond- GOVLRNOIL-GENERAL and the Board of Control. Lord iterposition in favour of Mr. VERNON I have been very successful. form the occasion of another before the general encounter whose heart was fall of pacification of India, and whose • some time been excited by for the future government were engrossing the atten startled at finding every other 'overborne and cast aside by restminster, for the sake of party hatred and jealousy by traditionally swayed. Since the ITO! Government there has not comparable with that which tr of the gorgeous palace of legislation. Hope, or thought, or dream of legisla • tion for India, or for England, there is none. Every other idea has given place to the feelings and pas sions of the political TATTERSALL!. Every knowing one has his favourite in the race that is coming off, and boasts and bets are made from hour to hoar as personal interests or party attachments may die- tats. Indis,her sufferings, perplexities, and dangers are scoffingly ignored, or literally forgotten. Will Lord DERBY and Lord ELLENBOROVOR prove them- selves able to withstand the attack meditated against them? or are Mr. VERNON SM/111 and Lord PAL MERSTON once more to prevail ? Mr. CARDWELL is highly praised for his adroitness in framing a reso lution to suit the humour of the hour. He quietly throws India and her interests overboard, and says with ineffable candour, "this is purely a personal " and party matter, and I mean to limit it, as far as " I can, to the truly right honourable sportof turning " one set of gentlemen out of offioe and turning " another in." Avowedly this is the aim which Lord PALMERSTON has in view by the present move ment. We do not say that upright and disinterested men may net be induced to vote for the proposed Resolution because they thinKthe publication of the despatch was wrong; but it is impossible to doubt that the essential motive of last Sunday's Cabinet at Cambridge Hour was its own reinstatement in power, with Lord CLARENDON for Foreign Sere tary and Lord CLANRICARDE for Privy Seal. And this unquestionably is what Mr. CARDWELL, by his Resolution, goes for; room, he hopes, being made for him in the restored order of things. On their side, Ministers have told their friends plainly that they do not intend to resign if beaten,as they are likely to be. in the coming division in the Com mons. Having been forced to take office with a minority in Lord PALMERSTON'S own Parliament, they cannot of course be expected to consider its judgment on a single isolated act of administrative policy u conclusive of their right to govern. They have from the first allowed it to be perfectly understood that they intended, if the necessity arose, to appeal to the judgment of the country; and within the last few days their resolution in this respect has been expressed in terms that admit of no further controversy. No friend of the monarchy can entertain the hypothesis that the SOVEREIGN would refuse the heads of a great party in the State I that which it is constitutionally their right to claim as a great measure of political justice. The cry of their opponent., that they would not by dissolution materially better their position, destroys all sem blance of excuse for refusing them the alternative. The country is prosperous and tranquil. No dangerous questions, either social, religious, or poll tical, distract men's minds. The Tory party, pus- messing a majority in the House of Peers, and num bering more than two-fifths of even the preset House of Commons, cannot be supposed so insane as to de sire a verdict by means of a general election if , it believes, as the elaqueurs of its opponents say, that it would lose rather than gain strength thereby. But gain or lose, we, who belong to neither CAPULETS nor MONTAGUE% are bound to declare against all political smuggling oe hustling, and against all attempts to impress the Court into the ranks of either faction. Our impression is, upon the whole, that many good men will take no part at all in the coming struggle ; they cannot approve the publication of the Despatch, still lees an they approve of Lord CANNING'S Proclamation. They will not aid in bringing back the CLARENDON-CLANEI GARDE Cabinet; and they will make up their minds to abstain from all participation in the fray. They see with dismay that already upon a nominally In dian question, India, her wants, her wishes, and her welfare, are utterly forgotten. They shedder at the prospect which such a beginning opens, and they will refuse to have any part or lot in the matter. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1858. .. , . -- PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. r X " 4 .e. NMI : LONDON MORNING docullsra in quisticir was 0 selsesysare. . --0--- i - • ... e rre.t i eftwW l A. A • The mat, whether right a koal Meth had el Was isowlrk opul 0 ROWS iff COMIC:3118 Wit NIGHT. the kidowledge and assent re errs lik : aut i=lew a .°w` -la ae ... The Iv " ' I r i lle reseta - ili ie i - wid sewawelsi s Voisti: the Government, and did a d "ell' t • Btu. -legide The .. riesedement, to alwe o s r adi A lßl :. ; Motion' !demised w Wear we wiessew seadei-eWe mew Wm im mix of v i ews ow „a Hs' vls 1 " 1 = P t 2 1" " ”_.g dar d d"agrle Ve , ' wet the is the tuneednisat: Jolla a . 0 , et . 6& llll • l . l ll ir i btflarir i t s e Int i k a asi me individual. Lo;c1 Digs' whale bad bees Ramat ..)-The hones divided ; Ayes, 263 ; N1;150. i e a g e wer sat 4:Gantry will think when it Fes oohed kr, rid ATMS. . noi ant a Tall 0 LT AILMTIO I/PORT. On the matter, that Lord CA *OM, =Mei = era. Hisesiaid. ILLIMaJ. MOW. Sr 0. is azglias mimeos apazavimurra. would that um- 41. 41. is Mums, PA. Has H. alma D. Is Isla* • mr.yze =2: wholesale confiscation of I for Midi was T. ram. J. H. Ilk D.l. rare. M. W. , 1 1 4 1= i i. risrosatrarmillaa. re limn dwwwwe eal imaNWo =4 rathless, unnecessary, and lin* illobSill r.o, k le r etie " ; L . 6. 1k 1. rawer, 03. J. = . °.D. 7ll B l a_ I I : thi r e iro err m assimmi la Os baba :or a teary power. By Lord EL ""' " 8 isi a Witaaa. T. MA 1.." m rse --- . a ril is ''''rtiZoTirra it appears that the . Home I Maslow Drag. A. H. Irma OaL Politoras. Mr I. awl at a IWTis • Mal seed met be Beam a. is. awe" SI,IL e a . T. Palmalsko. VINCOUII 'aim el SPIN id nailf roma it al Ma ' plria omens wad la for four weeks previously • weans be elan by the Govgaitoa-Gmna (set the iffier l iti . i lt w ' a ' Met ". Wel A i Portmao•Mosa Drama wawa Pei. P. sil frost abldbob Alkali Ho es .. H. IL e. a .ser T i H. Iltbe expreiSO. were driven to form th art wee my =L r L O. 0 Vlsomi LILL seta viewed by what ligl ma who seat ia area, 4. Halle.J. J. leko, Hayed J. a M'O. .a TO 00111•25PONDIIITIL and they came to the col itsbN be s 1 Hair. O. _,I , .0. w. .P. mew lindel Mr “Thollammo...letadia BMW paw, duty t o arres t hi m i n is abigpsoma OF Has P. P. Gem ova Fero g ee . o. L. sea la at Hs OHNE WHammiribaM. lo TIM Moak m Met Ma Maolnaliall a. 'k arate. b. I. liee el wiellwelew. unhappily he appears be hot ails Maser e• W• I W. possible that they believe( Maas B. NNB sot Pas sib; isle J. T. Osssa J. B. /Wm. A. MDT. at dame al. iV. .S. Eiallmia. SS H. O. Tea Prornio, TM lILFTH MOST. Mr. aselsawa; llsLO.Yarms been bellied out of his pre who bad ben b- as.A L Mr B. " Illardei3. o. -PLUTO LID PAMMILPIN a Mr,061116114".• l '• 11 " 1 .= clemency, and that he had and MO wester lo ' is a. B. ass. is, l i r r amW w ryto. a. JAClLE erupt rsOia 0 IL-Aad contrary direction ; and, a l e i ss ib or bib IF. A Abiesair = l. o. a I L = G E% PRlNollara. that they should send out ii Soma Lard J Tut Ivsmos,THll IrTOOl EXCHAFIOS: Or, TM Orms Due- .. t Flgo.• MID Wl' lamas O. Mrsile b iH airj ..A. 1m...1 a . J. ona.- racer AND MAILOIIIIITI. Mr .0. teas -sna sAmvsL perilous a career. All this =s 811 aWm Mums Or a. N. Hama IL a . IN SALMI or EIMSKLP.-Opaa at IsMioast a question as to why the di It me to are J. mil,. D. ...... F. W. Malikey. I. IPSAIIY. world in the manner it Ines be.. Ws ep os ewa s. w. Sisal's'. T. a Daimear. H. D. RS bard for unman. Aa s Hamra J. L Maas B. D. Tau Erfaik larlll i T i Ll e o L 4 1, 11 r i de l la r rimis2riade% WILT Ministers will have to sea la Lends& better aro n :Wi l i o l,,- . Mem% ted i s . lL L A. .SOJ. F. Tart d 'HOOTIL Mr. arklassali-Aal OILILMOND BAHL IL EL E. Brom Norica.--Ormisseal halassat when they are put to defe Olosesse, J. Hadpas E. D. liWat ansdis was bad . J. laarmasJlL Has. 11. A. then the reasons they may it et wee thee the aG. MOMS% Ma. O. W. a err. : . A. V. 1 NN HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE. There bed Oo the public at large a ma pium.OaUoama. laird W Has IL e. e 115.4.6 t ui .., Ti,. Tan DA T-Monies, h. Ss Mlirems. Mi. Ms. whisk woo to MMO • GIL 110 t. Toseasow-eteewee. Si. Si. Anemia. lb. nee. very disagreeable intim' A WM* bid boa Stpm .. ,2L ~_F.,. I. Mesas. A. Mr W. M. during the sitting of the L id et bees, whale =Or T. s t e t Ha Li Ke w. 0. t weeks wen %Me asw, I. "SWe. Sir J.O. J. LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 11. a supposed continuance ol i s ya m them was 'anew. a memos. arr. assi. J. 014 they mad O. IL Mel: =Lard J. -. o ence between the Gerd -President of the Bo Ms THE Howie of Commons, by a majority of 113, ei sea :Or, c'..6 21d,„ 4". a. w. i ii= .. s a li. l s. r a4 i w ades . has rejected the Lords' amendments to the Oaths Lananowan's interpositiot laaa• ""Ill fi la ftllll/ isieneen ' Maas ad Mated that the =lmre . O. Haag. He wee Dar i V I L L LIAMON.J. U. g .. 11.. . ..., . poinßill'tmandentLord of a am ior itta ß e o f es or et wi haa ng mo up t men the o n p. SMITH does not seem to h Perhaps the subject may fo lea • Wig iritli own". sr IL 2 . T. t= ll . 0 . Dway, IL 'l - 1'.7: -.- on which this rejection is founded, with a view to a Preliminary skirmish befo Pea W. N. Lams Mod H 0 ars A dso Ishii Os sad- Ll= a a Larikatneeae:o. vMoi. as. ea. O . P. Conference with their lordships. Mr. Times Don- takes Plum nodes be the Sal- uolsoNue T. 'Adak, lit i t E. 1p... it ".Meanwhile the public, • Mays L. et Mid NW. be Massa AL Ha. H. •- .Valopli alarm.... color, relying on the prece d en t furnished by the = i limbs as that !nail. Lads Jai" I P ' are of Sir JOSEPH JEKYLL, in the early part of last anxiety about the Pacidost 5 =g in t°ll; ii i . 9. Law. SW Has Z. a WamsliNA. century, has further proposed, that of this Caw- innocent curiosity has for s wetalr W. mittes Baron ROTHSCHILD should be • member. ore di dr tat= Ilmemil rII=4 W. A. atIL W. hearing that rival plans fo aid give hies w T. Mamas .r. WO. Tke House has taken further time to consider of that vast dependency w 117 ib• eal "" ia r =4 l . : Lara MaJrlbiLS 'L ILO. ZI &W.F. this proposal, but the decision to which it don of Parliament, are star Maia aftewl, way pe.isp. A. IL Monk M. C. Wm. nest bensehe that etss. Timm* Hamliak W. WIMOIH. %LI . arrive" on this point can scarcely be regarded as of consideration saddenlY ore a was la sash s = Minis ~ W,.. i i. 4. l 7affi I much importance. No object can apparently be the rival factions at West: shag whigh the IMIS Ica. a l arrit . is - mat eselbsissid setwooroo as J. arr. 1. a wa s. a gained by showing how very near it is possible to rutifTinir the intense part i kW*, NA at- Immis..... J. w Ilstbars. A. Wri•W•T• push Baron ROTHSCHILD towards the fall enjoy- which they are traditim llalisrs. Mr J. 1 10 Mnloris. mid ireTi.3:o.. Mdrod. Ylkotial IF M. meat of that right which the votes of a fa ll of the PAIMBILST °N G I reed a psellhue; Lem:. u. C. make. J. Y. L. W. 2 toadied the eid laths. T. most important constituency of the empire been any excitement Mn MIMS. dosiblo Mor sibs& Firlima rs t illil. r=I. II• ILL IL Ika. W. Mali. J. A. have repeatedly conferred on him. To make the now fills every chamber ol MO at wwwwsw_ls- thaw. a. IL Marna, D. 1117Wr. R4:112.W. CL n..... Os. •••••••isa• of a nannlitfaa •wisna eh. legislation. Hope, or tho NOT/ feweralks. w. A. Gawk r w. P. eream. / J. HA Gird 1= 7: t: a..,. SWIS. Mt Z. Memisme. L4l , w. swabs. XL H.J. W. /144.110, W. 2 44-" 'L T 1 " ..".N. w. r• IlmiS, IL W. twain, 11•Kosai le o i e. Ha. H. IL fe=lt r. W. G. H. IIMIII:W. H. , . Le& we W ar laagies. .H. Law. A. II L A. 1. 'fi r ed a A. a R N. , Has. OIL lego la TlAst a r hiscallsq. G. MS' IL Welioncek. J. lishavrarlag. T. =srt it Lord J. m a r w W Mar. T: J. Millw. 8 IL 11114, A. Cm Court. The Queen and Prince Consort, with the Qosen of Portugal, the Prism et HelmutDwusai Primes Deogaid of licheasollers, west ai sun (Mork yesterday zawahier to the Royal Aoadesty, end wars earketed through the Exhi bition. The rasa oohs cceshorl at the Comatose of Desert, Ludy Meedraoll, Heel of Bhakid, Marguk of Yfoihq Maler-Osirial Wylk, Major von Alewollstust, Llestesest Coast Pietharthin, Major-Gerwral the Hoc. Charlie Om sad Diedemt-Ceionsi Pansouby. Aftoz . dr zoom. a the ....a.toy, th. royal Wrionitatiosai ord M ad to 800k •77.7.671 sus odor mho o'er*. - - - - - - The Dun= of Rid vistaed the Goma of Portugal at Beakingthem Palms. The Countess de Nadly, the Prisons de &lease, the Duke and Duchess d'etamsle, the Coen, to Pe:fajta. Dube de Nemours, and the Prises and Prisons de Joinville, visited the Qom of Portugal is the afteracon. Prism ti/fed retained to Alverbank. munded by Linata lean Cowell, R.K. Priam Leopold sad the Primes. Smirk* took • carriage drive. The Queen gave Ism evening a nets ball, to which a party of shout _l4lOO were invited. The Bell sed Clansert-rocee, Apiessek Gallery, State Diamw-room, Yellow Drawing-room, Sekson, White Drew - inguerea, Piston ileSery, mud Gallery, were Maifar this reception and asemel the site were este deeerand with MS and fiewring shrubs and =Me the aide of the vin awl brilliantly s a i up s. ndmies el wen Vie, is crystal beitans, and by The Haemes tAs Gond wen an duty la the Grand Hell god fkaisase. eenanauded _ley Cep tan Sir yobs Dam in in Weithet o Sir Travail Lieutenant all WM saw pragist. ikarar el the ar rldsji t Gamed% with the Bead at : the Hedinisd e mnantsi la the easilmn& of the Pales TheDeiteimn of Dunbar anti - the PrSoma Mary arrived it Winn o'clock, Mimi& by Leidy Geraldine Somerset sad Dona lasebook. The Dube of Crank* we silended by his Homy in "da lkneses The named Saxe Warr vas dee meant. Alit the snivel of the Royal PatisHi e the Q. and Prism Oceucet were condoned De la Warr, Lord Chembealata, from the Whin to the Ball and Closed Now Her Mrergy was by the Queen el Pornegel e the Durham of Offinebriolgs, Mary, the Disks of Cembeidge, Primer Anna of Slue tenser, the Prism et Hoiteneninna, mad Priam Leopold el Holutand- - 11 to Resta apes ellestikd by the Doctor at Ibmobsokie, Mistress of the Reltea ad the ladies sad Chatham of her Household la Welting. The Hosea of hoard was 'Mao! b tbm Decism of Twee. Mtrions of the Robes, sad the Lofts sad Man — The Qom won a dive' of white oak. with soma eights tills, talk trimmed with wreathe at bliss of the maw sad sieshorie, orraseeed with diamonds. Her Wejoety's UM. Arms wee hewed of Illios al the valley amid naming; enter model whit thersowle to ecerosposd. The Quits d Periesel won a dross of white tulle over ebbs all Whaler ebb wreaths of red roar sad peas Mmes. Her Nejwity woos rood boo Deed a whir of Fier, with &awed essemeets. Her Xelesty were the =r Order of et. Welk, ar the also Indy& of aw The Drier ift2Ut. were a dome of doe dealailidetai air reed ear= of Harm ire, armed weds bellerses. The arrealsw a( Varga end direrada • Iberia welder Ear *opt Wren% badger Wu ore= a dare of large pearl. and dia. weeds with whir The Ferrer Ilers of Cambridge awe a dire dwhite earn OW 11.11, via loolfanta. 'Ur math fibre. rid bleak sad re* soewstoited with Mr of the wary. The eleswaliar oof armee red itutagebk. the heed-draw of the Arm wee rimed ri ire* air. Ow of the V* .d dlereal The Quedrille Watford in the errelphs el the hill wed wows. the Natimel Anthem as the es- Imam et she Wed royel piety, who were Isehrei by Ihe Tbe s p aisetka sili nike pia* by the bead inieg mashai, Waded : warms La IsT!Moils reee d : r "....... ..... Pl= ira"" 111/11IR INDIA AND CHINA. (room oua OWN ow AND BRITISH TZLIONAPII.) )=T.) (DT II MALTA, MONDAY. The Calcutta and China mails have arrived with dates from Hong Kong, March 30; Calcutta, April 10 ; Madras, 16th; Gana, 18th ; Aden, 28tI. Rohilcund is in possession of ths robe* win are said to be 100,000 strong. _ An amnesty is offered in Oude to all those who rs. turn to their allegiance—mutineers excepted. There is no Chins news. At Calcutta imports were quiet. Exports un changed. The supplies moderate, and the money market way. Freights dull. Exchange, 2s. lid. to ed. Madras markets unaltered. Tonnage more abundant. Exchange, 2s. lid. to 2s. lid. At Hong Kong nothing was doing in opium. Cotton was in fair demand. Rice dull. Exchange, 4s. Bd. to 4s. 9id. Shanghae ::-Imports dull, and silk in active demand at advanced prices. Stocks of tea conside rably diminished. Exchange, fis. lld. to 6s. ld. Amongst the passengers per Indus are Generals Archdale Wilson and Franks, Brigadier Russell, Lady Wilson, and Colonel trotter. Her Majesty's ship Princess Royal, with the 57th Regiment, leaves Malts for Alexandria to-morrow. Lord Lyons and fleet hourly expected from Corfu. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Fordo toellor, FindPim outlject, probapt 01111 VMS advascod Z ig DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT. (sr scsaLsors rarmossrs.) (PROK OUR OWN OORNRIPONDINTI M. Picard, the opposition candidate, has been elected for the Fifth Circumscription by a large majority. The numbers, as far as they are yet known, are : Picard Eck (MOM 0111. OWN 0012,11PONDINT4 PARIS, YONDAT ETINING. The Pays returns to the subject of Montenegro, and—observing that the claims of the Porte to suzerainty in Montenegro have never been admitted by that country, and have been repeatedly discoun tenanced by European diplomacy—expresses an opinion that the question must of necessity be de cided by the Congress which will meet in Paris in a few days. In another article, ingeniously written to disguise a retreat, the Pays clearly admits that France will I not insist in the Congress upon the Union of the 0. Principalities. It is of opinion with the Ronmains themselves, that the union wider a foreign prince ~y . ; would be the best plan that could be devised, but it does not " shut its eyes to the difficulties in the way : of the execution" of that scheme. The Treaty of Paris conferred upon Turkey the right of carrying into effect the resolutions which the Congress should take is regard to the Principalities. It would be diflicul( to persuade Turkey to act upon a decision against which she had protested. Is it desired, is it possible, to force her to compliance " That," mays the Pays, "is a very delicate question upon which we will not dwelL" All that the Pays desires to establish is, that "If" it should turn out that the powers which . are in favour of the union should find themselves ' compelled, by "considerations of a superior order," to consent to restrictions in the application of the • principle, it would not be just to accuse them of having changed their opinions. This is merely a plea for the honours of war in laying down arms, and is a complete confession of what I assured you positively months ago, that France as well ea England had given up the union of the Princi palities. The Prince Royal of Wurtemburg will arrive in Paris on Wednesday, to Bee his cousin, the Queen of Holland. Apartments have been prepared for hie • royal highness and suite at the Hotel dos Louvre. A letter from Turin of the Bth, gives some expla nations which have an air of probability, touching the discrepancy between the parliamentary state. meats of Count Cavour and Lord Malmeebury. Count Cavour, it is said, declared in answer to &despatch of Lord Malmesbury, that he would not submit the question of the restitution of the Cagliari to arbitra tion, but that he would be happy that friendly powers should use their influence to obtain the ' dislivery of the ship, and that when it was restceed - the Sardinian government would be quite ready to listen to a proposal to refer to arbitrationthe amount of damages to be paid to the crew. Under these circumstances, Lord Malmesbury, anxious to get rid of Mr. Kinglake's motion ' thought himself justified in saying that Sardinia had acceded to his advice, and Count Cavour only spoke the strict truth when he said that he had not submitted the question of the restitution of the Cagliari to arbitration. The Bourse opened with considerable animation, but it became heavy at the close, owing to a decline in the Credit Mobilier, notwithstanding that die. counts for 1,800 shares were placarded. The Rent , roes sc. for cash, but fell 15c. for account, closing at 69fr. 90c. and 69fr. 750. Mobilier, after having been quoted at 765 ft., closed at 720 fr., with a fall of sfr. The Eastern Railway fell Bfr. 75c., Southern 10fr-• and the other lines from 2fr. 600. to Mr. Letters from Alexandria, of April 28, mention the arrival there of ambassadors from a sovereign little known to fame, but who, it appears, desires to beams famous—Theodore, King of Gonda. This prima who perhaps is a descendant of Raesslas, rules over the most important kingdom of Abyssinia, and carries on, it is said, a considerable trade with Egypt and Europe by way of the Red Sea. His envoys have had a private audience with the Viceroy of Egypt. Several representatives of foreign powers at Alexandria have called upon them. It is reported that King Tiseadixe intends to send extraordinary embassies to France and England this summer. The Minister of the Interior and Public Safety has sent a circular to the managers of all the theatres in Paris, complaining of the growing 4 ' tendency to use coarse, vulgar, and slang terms la stage plays, and announcing his determination to be very severe in censuring all pieces for the fatties . I think that the minister is more nice than wilt His circular does not refer to questions d cR morality or decency, and it is more than doulitbe 6 whether dramatic authors and the public . •'t do not form a better tribunal for deciding what tai coarse and vulgar than any board of censure can ba Moliere most be revised if the ministerial circular is to be strictly acted upon. The return of the opposition candidate, X. _; Picard, is certain. At the hour at which I writs if is kaown that in twelve sections out of fourteen 11111 one thousand. One of the figutesi are not yet Istsifer".. , is whieh his majority, & kort.• 6; relatively larger than in or a received at the Col a Ada Hang IL la co i = eale A Hig DiontinTlED Knowimnon.—The tastes of John- morality or decency, and it son mould hays led him to peg* diamirsivo reading to treed- ,_ Ink in • single track, tat ha bed the advice of kis amain an dramatic authors a Feed to second hie hiclinatima. " °beaks," lamed this COUR' do not farm a better tribeni tenor who was a segaelems obese ner of life, " some impend principles of every =keel; be who can talk only OD coo coarse and vulgar than au, ' subject, or are only is cleedepartnem• is seldom waled, and Moller" most be revised if perhaps never wished Mr ,• wins thie rasa of moral knowledge is to b e str i ct l y tided upon. can Dian beady, and always *SW" Panel bed before advanced the same mein. " Toe tell me thst sash a perms The return of the hPP is a good znethareadolaa, bat I have notbrag to do with Pi car d, is certain. At the 1 rnathematios. Too .mart of another that be tadetelmode the art of war, hat I have so wish to mks war ern ay known that in twelve seri body. The world is fell of vests, sad love oelp these who majority is NM* than one as satiety them It is false proles to say ot mime that sect i ons from w hi c h t h e fi g , Is le skilled be poet ry, and • Dad Ara when he la comellad misty About 5: 9 2:104 . The people that be thought the most It that of Belleville, is whin as met praimerartley were thew who hoe rho Eight aim wag re tette e k of as who were saw mail pie war bill Wee JAW be l i', Mt= oth " . -- Wain tm* dolPayaggatitsthW ea sa sio uompout. Weimar; we required IA but _ few is eta great bushman onto is owthd Despatches were receive ow by peens who weld leave an yementay nem tke Governors 1 homes, cd Os if they were Iffehritlue, liallrollade and the wdy is use parssik—eserlaris . the holm I.