The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY Emma, APRIL 19, M. my baye—l wt yen sim wry bald—art with Imam %a_ esselltades Vie weed tlie world sey yet be preserved. Mr Apt ha& eleedely) pair renekel bie Nit asides in/ Issell'ALltiatlTON-1 bit, eb, that la the win rw reareallar wash I lasi k -y duty to make as the ear - of ale eight boa. radars nothing will fell bar ds wash eal bead la rip dime to err to the eseety Irma this aren't geneareed W lbe ease pewee may bar to easter with I. the aerdiellsee tea to peeper I —say art " 1, 0 0 4 wal einellat bee Mrsaregresearial arid with • ram MOWS of dredsliesead dteperd aratita of amp irderegiag that Illesal aelbas bereft rams red dame width the reeks elLer Cora Fere' med. I say, rehire, dirk that If arerlist at • ran Ideal sad Adel eleessetet bed tees glees to that eledia, sad bar Mejeety's goveramoi had drier der trireme. ono at hear sad An der ere Meal amerere d his N ed car at Ord Mr* with • view le the snoop. seal of darer se. the rasp eat cruse at airdellea wadi all have bee Irenered by say ear ratraing, sad eight have yard rearellel. Ide art Woe Raids be hones basepred viol the 'speed et • arpre. It wee sorrel nasal aid with the haet beestras • rest FOSSE ham Barr &said dere Ia the altleart el • gnat damper tesseastien am she sear tab as ladegsreet yen Tide she sear net de arm tire was • esalieree airmen ; ices the are d reseedir by sewer wee se a rs& sad hassle wag* demi in to Ire pet to the sagedaties. West dr, 1 fast sedealstally le arena ast Adria arid had • with tar aspilledre sherd sera be purr se wassail by • parr aeratreat. Dee M le rag reerambie la Andre Se mho fir papal whin► ate fled are—re seer, ars pee drelary, hese)—berese, sash be the sale sash we saw paillehr bets demi Der he Led A. Lash the persair was that firaels deur am., ood to seam ml that Aorta wee Is atirreisi wee that, grass seaseleder, am sherd set etre Seedria Garr ' lierlit ad sesearg is ale way at risers, Ira& de that if argerdier had be.. to peers= they right have bra leers ed by reels here/, end the malt veal& have bra dr irdtafa, itereer by dirreerest, Teri bre be.. La le rid the areraird desegth of dards. ale Merelys gat ararial awe refeedy ,fight la *Wad to thee redrew I sr red se how tied be& Timm seed Ards ban areal to the parrs of dbeerared, beer= wra them ewe real pewees adept Mel grader It reds le ea we sew all toe orredasis Maria list re seridedar 11.114erfag That prepaid= right bed he the wetYrss. of peen Dr, die, I wield ley the it sprees se rear galas ire • bag illeareha era lhe igesettea afillerishr, baler of (erg at sate late the onager, le Neat the nal reed= at tam, ie eleagly• weir ef tea. lithe porn en walled% adept the Awe polar, the riedre et which Is, the resew dos by tarp Weer of the ammo Glebe, std es airp ort the three bens arid set term why, dr, sherd ths roarer all dad at are, sada Mal pert, sad by esti Wag that port de everrhies that le sbeadely we.... wry? Now, the cm:works el w • rased dreassial" le sae the warn weak* ef which is well war stood ; bat It is In Its eggatatioa • my vogue sae. If re tall we of the dieerestart ef • tight tea at of • Nagle erniest 1 undereed whet yet rata—Me thing le Fria, sad when It is dor the it el lb berg drat is rely parceind. But whets you an ter that 7,00111 sad Aua.ria ea to te direr, yea sad lest of all serria • d end a lien to which that Yee shell erply. It user I paeans, WS the sorbet of their ergs en be be re. doted to the aware they deed et as err berme oterisa sad Uri they en to cane le redder which at err deer period they occupied. That rest be adartraed by refection, of uterus, by the csadieneke of parkas ; yea red bar venter parerser whir will require sire epee ef daps It is ad • thing to be done in • week se • iota& ewes ; red if it Is SS le dour the satithetin of all ✓edo sad te be • reireleary, yrs aertistisin will he paelpier sad reel rids be rem he ae dee ef retrain sad Mertes which ray impede are sertiatioas wh. a they do omit. Why Arid net the seeped red at oars, ✓d ape. that then Arid be a illiaerserer to the mane of ties f Why nerd they teat roe peered to dread the nal grain r which re pen of Ewer Is reeler f I sot, dr, rig to laird the detail. became this i• sat whet • reeren el tide here ark do. No ranaught who lake ▪ lbe der of se sea who lea seat of the rides of di Meng% gs the,. ar the Ards. of dl/nal pews, esa shot Ile ere le the bet thet le the disturbed sad erises he af rea's ride wash bad to titled ressirelarr, eat the aid term lees eine hoot the lad geremeril el the dare south of the To—ted gee mat herr isy the eseddlisee width tree tern ben the la as MOS St 107 Alltmeteste of the rigor andsd by their aware Aseldea boar old are le thei end ea, I. ark Wend. qua that db. Ilerbere. (Chien) Lot Freese sad Amer apse base. direly to withdraw the troops tibia aew eriary ceeral Italy—let rest declare that oar ae deasseresee, at • litre dray vat a dreier occardas Ydt rise, sad tree • cravat ray et way irio, if they piers re the the quedios et the snotiontiiin of Italy i k reerel. The adds nacsrat bertha , obeirni that ass sae of the par ties called spa to diens, and if that reedisa wee to be derma is re coag rev she right soy she had • right to to then std be • pen to the diereeloss. de treated that so goverasest raid be so bliad to it. duties, to Itself, to its =Nle liar, zed to maria se to wee lido • but aseeseity, which would he n not merry a fault, but • airs. Kr. DUNCOMBE mid that at a former monad whoa the home was gang to discuss the rate at Italy, the tight hoe. gestistosa the Chatmeltor of the Exchequer told them sad told time almost residentially, that the Preach sad Austad armies were shoat komeeede the Hansa States. The noble lon tha suesn'ter Ise Thertm, lad the aohle had he neastaw for London, this rammestei with the gores meat Is the daintiest, that M sulk • ration of titles., set one word .h' old be add on the saleset. Now, however, it tared oat shot the right hoe. warm Methateled those Roble lords. Bat neap ware impress:Meg a crisis. Ad It wee quite tam that thing' MI imam to • Mein for the preseed state at Italy was a Mimeos to denied Burma. (Seer, Mar ) What hope wee time bale est to Its f They ware tad that there wee la be a temper, sed Sardinia eland a pleas la that esserne, bet that they had sot been told the ream. Ha Mimed ad my me who should say that imileds was set tea 11M M • •*me la the edgers would wry mesh dimppoka the people of this cosatry. (Hem, brat.) Coast Emma Sad them is hie War of the 21.1 of Larch Met Tledmaa might to be reps. elated, mad that, mete pat the Ifeht width. ay ton, her pomace woehl be ament heftemembk. Her =", the resat added , give cosideme to the se peptilleSiesed Italy. (Fier.) Yoe, Ileeksies smear. at the esegrw well give cesidesee te the unhappy pope- Idiom 4 Italy whore ha wee alma M be derided, and yet them irr rest powers, aa they was mad, VIM trimmed aweigh. ti say that ffudbi. arena sot *prese t to eked for them ualtappy Italia& pop fattens. (Hear.) fa hie jadg meat tha B,iti.h abases would digress elannesime wa ter they headed as flerdinat's hods; • plasm sad he thought that 84rdilli111/•• quite right to sot anaemia( situ her right to • stet had been ecereded. If they ads her disarm sad et the same time refused ht r • test at the ear grim it would be obi, of the mesteat sets of overseas that had en it t ea perpetrated. (Hear, hear.) 11. did sot ha,.. abet • Kota teed the member for Loads took of the worm% bet Daftly th e sale lord aimed with hire (Er Dwarembe) is thiskieg that the resew date of Italy wee a disgrace to sivilessd komp.. The Asterism wen the earn of Italy; tiny had bran se he • keg time, ad that Asada must be get out e(1 W y bolas say elbasple S. the per Stair. a of that resstry amid be seeemaaL &glad could do Emelt la Mr Imams of this abject without going to war. Lot he use her MOW ye:a a id re boldly to Andra, " Yes Ism kit mamy pas Italy la a mouser wade le • diagram te yea. h free coaritatiosal =Zit yes bend le semis, bet your mash est wadi be Se withdraw altogether, sad have the Imam pee* to midi their coo stoiro." That wadi be parr skies fa this country ho give, but if, Mated, we west es with hail maamen so good would ever be dose, meld( meaturve was te he the poop 4 the pima. gestramest. It. did act dish that the Gobi. lord dieser bit to Tamara hid opt has get is the realism which the tressay led a tight to espial, bat it wee to be hoped that the sada lad the member kw Ladd would be a lisle mem es. plink as the wham He (Me. Duarembe) had set bamded se hatude himself at the ihmemelos, bet he debt sat Patois ftroe •ximm- hi. skies the the ' s _bah ef Italy anal ot thte rotary esectel • sank mire hi.. b ulb pawl this her )11.11e3r• seseed Mallema le. lb. LADS lON H memr dat regret at the ressehe Mr. Dearman., shock, Is his opaitn, faded to widest Is erevesteatly the tl.-I1 He felt boated to reseal es metals expremiose • hid% toll trop the Chmealer of the Ezetwevar Slit the contact .f Almeria um, maestri by dig • reeciltation, ish I.t that of Fee-11114 was etryking god ambieuous. lie raw at thing in the Imam rooked of the seas to tardy my ouch modesties. Zither Amara had doyley,' a o.octimintry spies t is maims g o t et plan. or her limiest,' • gorentsent had 1514 itself olcnto the smaipir,on of p.rtielity. The modem of hue.: i s h &nursling the dimming of Sadists eau sot oce of digetti. d omelettes. The themsd of Medial. o to admitted to the onager.. wee saterel— thoagh he agreed that the matter wee eumemided by dilicaties 14 howeme, &rotas wee not to be admitted to the compeer, ste need not to be mind ups to disarm. He etresey depreesed the mu- Inseam of ilia did:asks es distmemed. The em igrates a war might be lighted at my moment by the meet mud. at, and the remistemasest of aegottatines might sot to Es delayed by more (-Noma °Dramatists. He retkrred to the safer/um from the observation of the Clamor nor of the Exchequer, that if the war seeded kayoed hay this mentry would be chewed tato It, sad abetment, " I do not think It p web'. for etym. to dribs whet may bat tha duty •4 Heeled with meads to them tomplioatient avuld they break set tat) wee ; bat I am for from paths as the mode d the tight Ma. Atha rap eseatiscliow which mil issiw that the gstesturt w rashly of bask tinehe We that Is the naposolialy of jsrUs= l„ Thers ow MistlV Is lib gustbs, mg the of tbs. Who Masa, it set is Is sashed byg iga s issren• ; bst we two aims wpm tis Ms =ties It windy ism; Ink usy Is ssittakisi. owl usisly, • posed St be wastsbask It mut is simbaleirk bi memo boast s lisituy slifisit salidiet st Daly, booms se alist smlis se Os pod pomp S Isibra width doll set Mitt smash*/ is SKr.alms imeasellskie was: Fl a n) come:num mis •ssa wi• sisionsst des 011=11111.1 • the ; col soma the paw MSS that Os sympathles tido mph we aide* vloli the polio of Italy. Led aIIeSILL:-If 11111 ad Mew my mate Mod at smoke Ihr Throe. ar my ihroomble kind the mak l et rotaloory nerd to expect, It watt Mem la th• Me OM awed es as spetely to d ray milt Mel ike I ad met OM it ameneery te Male the hem ▪ tibminehme vita odd easy be mender of Mot litm bed bed hear; bat to the used pion I men say ofd I ad Ns dimly the ingemeiblay arbehieg to eay nellamen emit k tide bean, Mt 1 wee rekstaal to dzio ebenotio hamme neond, Midi might base the Me et trohney Y benike erla err petemst of the premellem di ens. I left heleg the ammelea that not My et reek of the imp to which the Clemiler of the &chew AMA matig, the dew UM no err which Mies to Icy night used fats • Unpin war, his also kr the Ms d Itey buena ft ern net Mieble sad n ewel that ea pen d the meld Meld met M brebn. (Bar, bar.) And 1 my ale met Emig with seeped he the omen pesperity Mei will be tamed mkt het by the Mad d amin bat mi lee ibe Mlle Si Old men govenmat bat ban establibel to Tirdnemt, sod which bee ameekt me tre lemad ell not bel boa ems peeled by the Mode at aterty. (M& km) Ski geverment lib kir It vied gm Italy lie Maas of a moramlealee epee& mod no Mdly be upend te Mod ▪ Mgmedga bumped la mkt with am new far ,mess posial that binealf, M be to conamme ehilpd m n kola his pages ea to mks then unreeled aid tomtlemt 1110161111 lent Indlatima It is kr am mem Mel bast lel mid vim le neer at Inge hate Me dies manim bet 1 MI add • lbw weeds es wee ny noble Mad M aid am tee penis Mesh seem to the statemem of the Cherie at the Istborirts. First, es to t he sambelm at 1w Me the ismer ; and ass .• • the pots. Mich is oily emected with ▪ money, the illeamemed. With regard he the AM pee, I mite hi that her Mageity's gourneme mg he mkt mud by the hatelly ef submitting • mimed Mend hen rd Midi MI Ma Mired by Ruda awl meld to by Ikees, bed at the ern time this eaty glen me retina l• km& the abeam min at the moos a Viols Am vial kid bee the puke, pante& sem* dr phis poetise at Imp me Me ea Mimeo ken vat imy eispos mmed, the mom mammei, Minim loge et mall, • adnitiel havietie mveressend le the be gentpmere. la aid km we amM Mean M Heise aped with In sad team me mob pit la do mimes ae nay et am w ine & bmi minmeelsk at as aspen el Vlo mat gem& RIM by h eir liege meal ami malty hnem ma • net dmespoly elk* ihremelme in reaper eine. It Mil be • peat adifertaste if Mt leodmt MON be Itml km The right be. gado mot quoted too pea Mith led the other my, sod I alkali would min ma vied. the peace el Berme if we mead ewe tam them Cam MO The ems the m wal ot ks the dimmie of Auld& ami get so ow she mama dienmeast. I aeon made that antimia AIM east am • seat at the cangren, Min the dineememil le in be dimmed, amd an brag M imed to Mow as peso& mon whlk meh dierennoe vied kr. It apples to that tine le omottlitts mow ed trey beconmkat k the way la ski kit peeped el die tenemed bet km nob by AMA& Tien ban k Mom Mint make et diketet powers badag vitaes k ilepairmaimeitki preparations toe mak bat as ma ea these pewee led rutted the pille d l ia = ma alum made k = r Mel dlememeem firet ik. appeare to me to be • moat eanuaisat emu& kr hew osa w egmbee • dienummt Maim we de hew may am Me or mak bane hue faked; soh is the men It le bade onset OM dim perm Mt Mon ail the qualm kr win they re esairaikse Me km gat Ye Lk way at brig aelkel. They nay ay, my eat is pre, sr nay tad kwar, awl we i=r: a et kph* seentees at the mess of war =tit vs sus me that pm will le nemelora" (Um, hear) This smears to me to be the resemek mane of promisee, berm& If yea imaged it simmem the pours which me met ;Mktg to geed er NM it their Meet an e Mersa, bat a tbi ef peon wen Mt deteminal oa, km di maid Impumemmie a bark!, of week maim to get id dam so MS SS weak 1 met ow., kern e& that to ty *dem minkeeke of posse ought to he mid bean lodide le sailed up& le Mena. Welt raped are mat to agate, we have sees heard meta lan gm anneal Mel me• the amok which wee mit mg elf psturAir Mat nmeinale that the Fulmar of not to be am paid te es with Austria, et Mar a the dome Mich hone bee sada ce the halm • ban, its tom am • gopsr signed by Covet Cam& bat we ban so mak eeneep that it combs the demeis of derdinia. I most dine they would be Mem/ la thst * sad ihoderem in.we =nay be sed le be Mil Imam of it le thia the pm re Fosag& The pearemat met haekg =Ma way ouseminika am ak pie, 1 almit it wen be lannikat e me ale dr let kr re preen am ism de man to Oak Min. Of men it •II be fog vim ft bat all the paper& to Mip Of the ~duct of the govenceeet, bat at poen all ma may k e amen my hops that gums mat MI met ea* El, z oo which cosy be butentens le am shalt be Mks te • part= tepplennota. Mak it is ast ren=a k nesi gmilmmt k Ghent at bemmerated te• a tine, le moat th e as meek ammemate Maio. int If, ca MOM heed s ganment be la sr it is, famanek • =to as the skit bee. 'dome es sad if, aid aim N the .user et /Latvia M s I' M Apt bfa. esirlseralmo acionglisto bah ilesse — ' hi4perfremad a I pest moles to Brim, se me will moso OM myself NWOII at hie mom (Beer, hem ) Mr. Y.IIILNBB sail that disarmament wee sot whet me mimed, bat the withenowel of the Arnim army. Be side., di.asommat woe a dillersat easettou with Aardiole to whet it wee with Amnia. The army of Sardinia mss o nasal army, composed id voloatotra from all parts of Italy, sad a proposal to that Is Beers might hat to gag al them sommetioas which wriaM put diploma 7 out of the means. Be Meted Mt the heatem. of Tainted la the miter wadi he mined widdn :he samoweed beendo. fiesered THOMPSON would be gild to bow if there was my km of Sordnia Meriebeg anybody? It wil.tbei Is this smiler she wee is the penile& of tie maple is the but. eine& ,b somebody one wee is the paellas of these tele WI es the outside of the chaise. Wbdsh min le be meld MI disarm fret f flew who mall set b. OM. 14PIII ft 011111 Mr odd? There tree ssmalkin gene sesidee In esevyleg es impeiletione is whish the mum moat deeply leterested was assisded frem el men That wee an** plectron ems idebeit we seed memidpl law, see M the eedinary cream - llem Memel sag and mew. It would be felt that It was a gentled, which wadi mot be adopted in this can without Meng amass, and dry slight test amend thoe the remit of soy empire from whin &r -anee wee excluded woad he leceind with debts and Me ndelians by the yew* el Italy smiths friends of consti tutional gewersiosit. Bir J. WALSH eald—So sun as Modiela, or any of the sequin melte to that country, succeeded in liehtlag Antes of war la Europe, the emelt would be, sot the triumph of the Italia& nun, not the Merin eons( of Idly, Let tbe Ilaniltilation of tbe hopes of these who desired the cotabliaboont of comeditational goverment in that couotry, sad the sdnatep only of then who were in aced Cy objected personal ambition ce territorial nem dement He lipped the hone sad tba government of Eng- I sad weal) ceaslolas well the keen it was resew to Italy end I. Berms. y Immeaslag epos them Met the legniean Irma of the retrosal mad anemate Mesh of the linen aim • were hosed w ith the coatiammas of peon, ant be would fatally and endangered by the cala mities of ear. t .) Sir EL WHINEY (who was indistieetty hued) armed that the piss oar disuse was not tlWj Mbe well tc • mind by the govermerst of Piedmont while if wee aselsded Hem tbe emignee, le the deliberevone of whisk Y woe so Imwttidel iatiwedeL For nosey yen. Austria bad ease. Meld WI %Soren malt prejudicial to Whoa liberty, and i. wee Item throughout iseose that the talegoneenteat of W Indereadent ladles MOW v.e owing t the conduce of Austen and the paw* el Ammo troop. The WU-r -immed Amnia le them stares wee an jetelitled by Malty of theme, sad le hod sanrelly naked tin hal an peple sonsl bar. eat any rearm oe Coo put of ear getranment whisk ioold have the shot of leivole.ne Ws weary Is wee, especially while there was Do parlia ment ening. Bir H. WILLOUGHBY observed that all Wt a deep le ered is the ementellesal seed gallant Wile tipples if Peedowist. If the mint, three of eh* power% ger hsts fees—Nagfemd, Presen, and Preace—menii take a diap Want is the welLire of Piedmont; awl he looped all Shah milememe would be directed to avert wet, benne the tint heede ammo the was fired mould be bid to that kingdom If war broke out, it mattered sot wbe ascended, Plainest would Le trodden down. If Entice weemettiod Ibs deetract'on of the Tiede:oaten nosy sad of bar renturem would be omen t follow; and if Austria .UO. need else would be, If possible, Is a still worse pond a. He &mei, thenfote, that Piedmont would heself see the secoesi , y of tuebearance, end do ell ohs could he pourne peaceful entwine of the problem. The violin that tee papers do Ile as the table wee this etre eel to. b•yeral bill. were brought dews from the Lards with amend no no, which ameselearate wee adepted. LAW CONSOLIDATION BILLS. The nrdere of oho day for lhe sassed d W fallew. is g which were latrodscal the Mbar ht by Ow As' torney Airserai, were, oa the mesa if the how. sad Isdiusi centimes, read sad dithme ... —ollesces stets" the Fume ; 'ornery IRV DM; Used , DUI; Personelle' SDI; Z`ri= .- W i e=11111; Ise POST‘OFFICI MANCHISTIL Os the =Woad Sir I. Nostrums bare hes 'Om Wing k 111 no amble bit pm age* entail JIMMY at *ado*. kr IM wpm of et is P*. elle% sel he odor poplin. POWIIIS OF TEI lIRCRITART OP BUTZ FOR nanA. Bit G. C. LEWIS roes Messy the hilevdeg vieehtles : "net M b set ampilin le the theashey et Stele he Inas. sear do ts est hr the Whet S ilas et Isle, te sena Mesloselloss lisseg erd degetemette the leeetamerte and polieedie ti lea el may eater' eel big trier iteweeles the legler we et makkg PM% sr asbadatbig vlll EDI re sense phone ee l = ladle Theilebt podium we preeeellbe et desettbe the eepnielles sal Mlle of nes least esosiNes dths Lek lewd Ns emoileled preelsee le the ladle Offiesesest eel el het pre, when As Hew . au amyl Ate the bare le eieedel, rid Sore being only 37 =alma preent, The loess 'disused et s otoseleriset sem. 1./ARNONIUMB-NEW MODEL- , EWA NM O. 111. Iftembiles& fb' Oxisreoo. keertleeettalt for 7 .ileTitite," Leaden lamb, meet be at the 011eo, 10, araiereet, by Two d ea the 67 et yablitelta. 'ma Wormy, LIAO UMW WO NUM 0. /ma Imr,-Ocaumm as?. HIGH HAT= AT LONDON BIWGL boo Dat—Merilus. rt. ea .11Ausera, h Mi. Toiroasov. —Masks. 31i. 4 &a— 4. Oa. LONDON. TUBBDAY, APIZIL 19. Tux debate in the House of Lords last night is coos to astonish and alarm. The intemperate and reckless speech of the Earl of DERBY shows bat too plainly that at this solemn moment the gravest inte rests of the country are at the mercy of political pession. While, without exception, the people of this country have subdued their sympathies for sonetitutional Sardinia with self-denying patriotism, the Tory Pant= thinks it decent, on the hat night of a session which he has brought to a pre mature end, to deliver himself of an address fall of hatred of that power, and at the same tiles of menu of our greatest military neighbour. In that foolish speech Lard DLIBT has done his best to in volve us in a war with France. He has done all but promise Austria that, in this war, under cer. taro contingencies, she shall see British forces fight ing ea her side. That is an undertaking which the peeps of this country will never suffer him to re deem. We tell the Earl of DERBY that his speech lean which ha would not have dared to make in the How of Commons, or in any other assembly where the spirit of the nation is understood and repre sented. We may now see why in the hands of Lord HMO! and his colleagues the influence of England has hitherto failed to exert its due effect. Our Government has not gained, bemuse it has not deserved, the con" Mince of both the contending pude& Although the sympathies of thenation are notoriously with freedom and Sardinia, Ministers bare been in heart and purpose Austrian. Lord MALMESBURY HMSO eager last night to diseover a bond of union between Austria and this country that ha forgot his school learning, and de cared that the people of that &lave empire belonged, like es, to the Teutonic race, the fact being that of the 40,000,000 composing its population not 8.000,000 are Germans. " Our sympathies," he said, "are with the Austrian peoples," the fact being that those peoples, shut out from all part In the Austrian state-system, except that of tax-payee, are utterly unknown to us except whoa, es In 1848, they rise on all hands against the most degrading and degraded Government in Europe. The same noble earl quite needlessly enlarged upon the sacredness of the treatise by which the House of HAPSBURG holds its Italian possessions. It is sufficient to say that the Emperor FRANCIS bourn rules in Lombardy and Venice by right of treaties to make his title invio lable in the eyes of every Englishman. Tell us not that the Austrian Government is uue of the most oppressive tyrannies that ever afflicted humanity; say nothing of Spielberg, or of the horrors of the dungeons of Verona, Mantua, or Pesth ; do not urge that in Lombardy and Venice men are torn away from their hems' on mere suspicion, and executed in cold blood— if Austria has a treaty right to do these things, it is enough ; we inquire no farther. The people of Eng land are the last in the world to require inculcation of the faith of treaties. In Olds we once made • little slip, dethroning a tyrant who oppressed his own people, and was a source of danger to his neighbours; but everyone feel. that the precedent iv one not suited to Europe. We believe that since this questionarose, four months ago, not a single line has been written in our newspapers or a single voice been raised at our meetings in favour of going to war to deprive the Emperor of AUSTRIA of the power of doing uhe likes in Lombardy and Venice. Lord Mainsearrir may enlarge as much as he plows on this favourite " immortal truth' , of the faith of treaties; but let him not profanely assimilate the right by which her MAJESTY rules in any part of the United Kingdom with that by which the Emperor FRANCIS JOSEPH holds Lombardy. When Lord *AMESBURY declares that " he knows " no other right than that of conquest and treaty, " by which the QUEEN holds the crown of Scotland,' he doubtless talks correctly in the language of the Chanceries; but he does gross injustice to his Royal mistress. This may be orthodox High-Dutch doc trine, but we make him a present of more English sentiment, from the Memorandum of Count Cavorts: " There is no Government legitimate but that which " the people accept', if not with gratitude, at keg with resignation." But the sympathies and predilections which Lied Msinseettar simply betrayed, the Earl of Dram proclaimed. Hs attacked the King of SARDINIA for the part he had taken in " stepping out of the legi t timate coarse of watching over the prosperity of o his owndominions," and for declaring that he could rot be indifferent to the "cry of anguish" which peeseeded from the other States of Italy. This is the moseare which is meted out to constitutional Pied moot. Compare it with that which the Plumes Ins towards Austria. There are other "cries of anguish" than those of peoples. Similar cries proceeded a few years ago from the petty rotors of Italy, with whom their people were not unjustly reckoning. To thou cries against t'..l people Austria responded with alacrity, and the special treaties with Tuscany, Modena, and Parma were the consequence. Under these treaties the in dependence of the several smaller States was signed away without the consent of the people, and a right was given to Austria to march in and out as it might snit her. And what does the Tory FILMIER say of them? He justifies them, and says " They were not " beyond what she (Austria) had a legal right to ''enter into." Proceeding further, he was kind enough to admit that if Piedmont had been willing not to interfere with the obligations in which Austria is bound, i.e., with her obligations to repose any popular movement in Tuscany or other Stated, then Austria would not have taken Piedmont to be acting an unfriendly part in entering into • treaty with France to secure herself from attack. Austria, Solavonio and despotic, is to have an Italian policy; and Piedmont, which has even within these few weeks received signal testimonies of the confidence of the Italian people, is to have nese ! This is the kind of jades which Lord DI/BY would do In Italy. The meddling of Austria to prevent the growth of popu lar isetitntions south of the Pe is necestary and legitimate—a consequenoe and a protection of her position in Italy; but the attempt of the King of SAILDINIA to resist and destroy the moral blockade established maims! constitutionalism is so mach Vinton aggroaBkt¢ ! We have seen enough of the spirit in which Lord DERBT has set about this Italian business. He com prehends only to hate the forces which are at work in the Peninsula. Having no faith in his country men at home, he naturally does not trust the people Arced. Lord P.u.nerurrox, speaking from warn.- paned acquaintance with European affairs, wisely and nobly remarked in the Commons that the popu lations of Italy are now tranquil and deliberative, in disposed to acts of violence, and fit to be left to them selvesiwithout the control of Austria. In this respect the noble ex-Premier is entirely in aeoord with Lord JOHN Roams. The fact is that Count Wolin, so energetically accused by Lord DERBY, has dens in estimable service to the cause of regulated liberty by connecting the hopes of Italy with monarchical order. We hear of no revolutionary and anarchical attempts now. The attitude of all Italy is one of confi dence in its mane and in its noble representatives. Had Lord DERBY been a statesman wine to discern and generous to sympathise with the neoessities of that country, he might, by a display of firmasee, have helped Europe to avert the greatest difficulty it has encountered since the fall of N•POLZON. He has proved that he does not poison the qualities demanded in an English statesman at the present juncture; and in the very act of depriving his Quwc of the assistance and support of the Grand Council of the nation, he indulges in the weak and violent language of chagrin and objurgation. IMPERIAL R THE PROROGATION. HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS DAY.) Pmllama was this day prorogued by royal commission, preparatory to its dlimiution. at was known that the Queen would not be present, and ocasecpuntly but Hale ion Meet was welted by the ceremony. The approaches to the house of parliament presented no mural appearanos, bat being Tom rims there was a largo assmably at perms Westminiter Hall, msay whim amended la midair way to the vestibule, through which the Spether passes boss the Commons to the Lath. The interior of the Upper Home was selivened by the pee wees of Imam, la isandag attire; bat the stkadanes of pears me may 1,44 only bell ade on bolsi preen*. About I Bebop the royal assisslaisaiary assilstbi el the Lad (Dammam the Mamie of Salisbury, dm Earl of Hardwidre, Marquis el Exeter, sad Bail Daman snared sad took disk moan immediately in Mat of the threes. The Black Rod weer this ahead to summon the Commons to the bar, and soon afterwards the Speaker appeared there, accom panied by the largemet-at-Armo, the Chanoollce of the Exchequer, Sir B. Hall, Mr. Sotheron Edam; Lord John Meaner., Lord Loyola*, General Po], Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald, Sir Stafford Northoote, Mr. Fitzroy, Genteel Sir De Lacy Evan; Sir Henry Willoughby, and several other hon. members. Their lordships and the Speaker having interchanged the customary salutations, a commissics was reed by the Clerk at the table, 'Miamian( the Lords Commissionms to give the royal meat to several public and private Ms agreed upon by both houses, amongst which were the Stmersunne tion Bill; Tramways (Ireland) Bill; Indemnity Bill; Sw inge Bank (behind) Ad Bill; Recreation Grounds ; St. lamas's, Baldereby, Marriages Validity Bill ; Medical Act (1868) Amsudmeet Bill; Combination of Workmen Bill; Public Offices Extension Bill ; Kluged* Elections Bill Nottingham Charities Bill ; Naval Medical Supplemental Fund Society Annuities, de., Aot Continuance Bill; Pau per Maintenance Act Continuance Bill; Confirmation and Probate AM (1868) Assendamt Bill; Local 0074111iMili Supplemental BSI; Consolidated Pend (Appargeriatios) BM ; Itzelamaer Bins (13,277,4001.) Bill; and the Convict PAM/ Aimed BM The LORD CHANCELLOR, remaining seated, then mad the folloaleg Cbe Court. The Quoit held a Privy Council at 1 o'clock yes terday aftersocet, at Buckingham Palace. It was attratbd by the Priam thwart ; the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Re ddest ; the Lad Chancellor; Earl of Hardwick', Lad Privy Seal; Berl at Derby, Plat Lord of the Theory; the Cloudier of the Ithisecrew; the Bight Boa. &therm liducert, Bomar, el Bate for the Home Depertaint; MaJor-Climsral Peel, Beaetary of Stets kr Weir, Bir Jobs Pakingtow First Lced of the Admiralty; Lord John Maw awe, First Ccutudethear of Paths Web; the Marquis of I Butte, Lad Steward; Bari Do La Warr, Lord Chamber lath ; sad the Delos cd Becket, Muter of the Horse. At the Coustil, Perlis:oM waserdend to be prorogued from this day (Timothy) instil the oth of May. Mr. C. Grains wasthe Mak tithe Came In Waiting. At the thissa's Court, Mr. Justice UM me museted to of tf sa her Waxy at ea audience Mr. flothems Ealcourt, Secre tary State for ths Hems t, Merl bands oa his =t as or a the eof the Court of theasn's rad remised Am her y the hewer of knight hood. TM Bari of Derby, Or Jabs Pekiagtort, t h e Marquis of Salisbury, Idsiar-Omeral Pal, sod the Dyke cd Basidert had mamma of dm Quer. The Duke of Ora", attealel by Ids Ilisellseey Count de Laradio, Lteut.-Cleamal Vkants do Compaith sad Captain Sorg* want yesterday weraleg to Impost the Grist Eastern, steam-ship. HY topl, bighornur task ism of ths Queen a't Buckingham Palma, ea bw degturs ix Whine Calais, and left Limbs la the itheraous it Boatimmetom wrraeoa CASTLE, ikanaLl. The Qtlllol std the Ware Cathert, with the Prima. Alice, Prince Arthur, Prima Leopold, the Primeness Hama, Louisa, and &sake, aoudad le the Lathe O ar a in Wahlog, arrived et the Castle shoat half-p o'clock this afternoon from Buckingham Palace. A thtatton to vika.oe to the mike al the tiniversklet end Collega of Atheism had ea interview with the Earl et Derby yesterday at Mesabi madianna in Theßow Jobs Huth Oemsthisuer iw i ta ih r isuL atheamil- Ind Fisheries. had en %Male, with the Bed of Cameras at the Coloakthothce yesterday. The Marquis of Londonderry left hie residence in reavence-equars yesterday moraine, for Kama Stewart, comity Down. The Earl and Countom of Clarendon end family will leave town an Thursday for The Grove, near Watford. The Earl and Countess of Craven and family left tome yesterday for Ashdown Fmk Berke, for the Easter holidays. The Earl and Countess of Suffolk and the Ladies Howard have left Puranoe's Hotel, Belgrat:a, for Charlton Hones, Wile. The Earl and Countess Pitswilliam have left town I fie emir mat, Wentworth Hones, Yorkshire, to pas the lithe hsildays ivbesunt and Viscountess Palmerston will leave Gamleidge Holes to-day fat their mat, Braila* for the SON holidays. Oirtain the Hon. A. H. A. Anson of the 7th Is. has 'mewed From India at the radian of the 0119199 9 m Dana , of Uchiald, to Hill-street. W. hays been requested to state that the National Pertrolt Gallery, 29, Great George-street, Wester, war be ore to the patio by tickets on Rieke lihreaq, Tuesday, sad Weider*, from to to Cm o'clock. Ticks% promable as sad Qom Masa Colneghi, Realm Graves, and Mr. J. Smith (of New Bood-street), may to had elm, on applicetka of Mr. Metaim, stationer, 20, Parismina street, sad of Mr. Dufour, stationer, 17a, Greet Game. stases, Westralassw. We are glad to learn that the subseriptions to wards the proposed testimonial to Mr. Way, the obliging and respected railway semenbandent at Dover, already mooed 2001. We have reason to believe that the Mediterranean garrisons will be promptly ?stakeout. Probably several of the second battalions of regiments serving in India will be employed in this service. Jerpme Bonaparte, the grandson of Marshal Prince Jerome, who is • oaptaht in the Fatah army, has returned to Prance from Americo, where he has been parsing some months on • visit to his fatally. Horace Vernet is going to be married, at the age of antra/even. The banns are now placarded at the mayor shy of the 10th !arrondissement, in the Rae de Grenelle, Paris. The illurtrious painter has gained the been of a widow, Madame Marie Amelia Fuller, whose lint husband w a M. do Bois Utahans. General Hiles, who took a share in the defence of Tales in 1849, has just arrived at Turin from Pair. The Marquis Pauli, Sardinian ambassador at the out of St. Petersburg, lately had en audience of the imam of Reads, and delivered to his Majesty the insignia et the order of the Anneinciada for the Grand Duke, heir *sparest to the throne. As the King of Bavaria was, some days since, going by railway from Match to Augsburg, en his way to Darmstadt, the train want off the rads near inching, end his Majesty was In some danger; but, fortunately, the whole of the party moved unhurt. It appears by a circular from Messrs. Schlusser sad Co., of St. Petersburg, just Wad by Mr. Henry Willer, that the supply of oats will sista be very large, being about 900,000 qrs. The 'apply of wheat will depend upon the domed. Of other goods the barks were expected to bring down 26,000t0ne of hemp, 12,600 tons of fia, sad 210,000 qrs. of linseed, besides other goods. An early opining of the navigation was anticipated. The Archduke Albert, the Cologne Gazette states, is, on leering Berlin, to proceed to Munich, Hanover, and other points of Gainsay, his mission being to try and chain the muting of the confrisration in favour of Austria. DUtCOVIRT or ANCIZNT COIN ON TRH PIUNCE Consort's Pane. —A Sad, Widths hospital geld, belong fag to the Show farm seta, in the possession of His Royal Ingham the Prince Comm; sad abutting on the Ling Walk, has neatly undergoes the promos of thorough &Maim the earth afterwards tuned in, and the ground rolled. Three Isms were sulmermetly employed to collect the loose area whorl on Friday lea one of them picked up seseething on the surface of the meetly removed earth aka appeared to them to a a lamp of load, sad they were l ama to dispose of it as such, but upon farther investlto ion it mid to bs • leaden tess containing upwards of 160 pleas of silver Wil t principslly half crow., of to. raises of Rlisabsth, Junes 1., ad Claim 1., most of them being In admirable preservation. The boys divided the coin among themselves, but on the discovery beaming known to Mr. Tait, the steward aids Royal Highness, ohs coins were col- Isola and forwarded to her Majesty, sad the has suitably erevadoL VISIT OF ?WWI iLLAIRD I'D ISZUSALIBM Oa the 22ad ult. Prime Alfred and party paid a Melt to the Metope 0 Our, et the requesi of the Pecha, and Mind it was the led ileg of Ike pilgehnege es Naby lame. whim ea the imam of the sswnby an tumbled, and the mega 4.1110.110 yr toll of any women, end &Mem% mot en union wed no span to saran On Friday, 214 • lively resesisp, the whale party set out as Nana Fins ths cowmen then the Prime the English Gored and hie lady, Mejor Cowell. fte., noosed by • body of isdatry, weaned et body guard, and lest of all • party of impair bona far leaser. It wee • very pretty eight Wad. Is ton wen two of the way drummers, fellow hi the meet MEW tios•Ame with mean igt cam beating the littleheNb dame at their sad dle hews with leathern nem make the veiny. Ong Nab, At let Lim, the Grubs of eis convent hod nit down oar. plena limn an arm lila hi the Prince, under the olive nese vine tine le • view cane right hand of Bethlehem, and ea timbal of Janmalsa iltaminven bell was mug dinseely. an • ereerdel Omsk and Nunn pilgrims were gathered to He the Pnnoe. Put et listhineen ide riseptna protested a nest wenartal end latiredise *W. The whole pow lath" `their picturesque drama, Moan on to err and weloome hie Royal ilighnime, mad his IMIIIIIIII eavalead• rade through • crowd of eager people, nu is their red and whits turbine, with holiday robes of owlet cloth, women an ileitis an It.. and red, with gold coin so their heads, an menses of geld end river en their army ta every nun on tool, and any a parr d "God preserve him ile hie metier," ce "God imam hie dam" wee heard in im wile mice by the bystanders la their wormier Arabia Gme mm mu ma forward mad spread his limning in the Toy, hi the Prince with dielightfal het, neon his bane amide se en te mid Wefts NI aim As the pray pressman the are of potpie Allevel, is tout whim it mend the Chown of the Neat*, the in epee igen ID ben of it we levaged. Imes the petty ewe EN by she Pr* Ora* eel Amoeba mats, barb( lope Vend ern topers. AN the pines of islenet, inebenag the Grotto of the Nativity and the donne( pimp of Jon., wore duly visited. After rain It a nun time. and sooptieg the hospitality/ the Ink sender, the peaty posseded to Gress, supposed to be the /ten lamiuncef a garbs% mid now the isdastrie farm banging to the Jerson= Agricultural .. . .. .. . Association and to Kr. liesiullem. who amides oa the spot. Oa the bill ids the Sheik sad people of Likes mat the party, sad, with thetr long gone, fired alai lei*, to the great mamsamant af the royal party. Mr. Mesbuilam had the Union seek flying over kb home, sad had the hew, of entertaining the party at breakfaat. Tim *Wore were es much phased with the place and their oomph= that they expromed their intention of returning thither an Oak way back next day. Home theyweat towards Solosses's Pooh, the goldfinches pouring forth their sag MO ovary branch end thicket. These pools an spleadid pieces of water, the Largest, se was obeerved by ono of the party, capable of accommodating two first-rates. At Hebron the troops were drama out, and, after the coked had paid his reelects, the party moved ea—not to the tows, bat west; wards to the great oak, called Abraham's oak, whim tote wore pitched la readiness. Presently a peek of jachale began to cry among the vineyards, and their velem bed hardly ceased when the plaintiff ery of the plover was board, and that came the barking of • fox, the bootieg et en awl with • voice like a hell, sad all other somas geoid Is an escampernt. Nall caning the party retuned to Jon ah. by • &Swat road, first visiting the unfieisladi h. called Abraham's homes, supposed to have bees begemby David Wore nntriving to Zion. The doorway is lie het wide, sad all of Jowl& style of building. Shortly bikes reach's. Urtea a bees was started, and a brisk but memo awful ahem mend. Al Urea, dinner had bean grapnel by Kr. Marealis, and the better, hooey, end Bethlehem wine was molt approved. Atha dinner the line at sr reit rommul, and Jerusalem reentered altar dirk. Neat day the whole party attended divine metrics at the English elm& es Mount Zion, where the bishop mooched, sad the chunk was filled with pilgrims and straegsra thee sojourning henealme—ovsn seem of the Turkish turd railroad in. In maim the square of the outdo opposite the church gateway the mid tossed est to ealedr, and on bevies the church the Print* wee received by a dare crowd, dandy Assort= pilgrim, &thew le am tha Qom,/ England's we, end on his way bee& beneesed the Weiss by saturable his out. On Nerdy, the 28th, bin Royal Highness lelk Jaroselan for the Deed &la. As MOOR 411 the ran was then crowds mem blei to see Ma deprt, sad the lessees and &ere of the booms were covered with epcontors The troops lined the Ansi, end elm his Royal Highness left the eirsolate the Castle ram sea a salute of 21 gone, and toodarr whin be pawed eat of the St. Ettegthen's Gate. At the Gerdes ad Gethethease the heeds of the Arawakan and Greek cher:bee were wetting to take lease of the Price., who preaseded then to the Died See, and thaws by Beel to Deareess ROYAL AinATlc SociETT.—A Wore wet deli mired before a fell nutlet of this sonny, on Sator!ay sight, by Colossi Bybee, ILP., *pea "Tralta of ladle& Character." The avowed object of film lecturer we. to pre sser the favourable bile of the Hisdeo character in contrast Is the unthawed dasher in which it hes of late brooms the habit to represent it, at the ran time that be teadily ad , twitted the exiatence of much evil among the natives, and rbrmeven Ito preponderant* over good. The "Undo; ee, was repreenned as neither aagal nor deal, but a matt, sliming the faults and virtues of uninisel humanity. His mach-talkel d imenuta oy was dispeoved in a clear and aucciset sketch the modem chews and modifications which the haw 'skins mind has uadergone, tracing it from the primeval slap d e'emental worship and tuidevaloptl cane, as displayed fn the Rig Veda, down to modern times, especially adverting to the universal spread of Boddeioni is ladle at one period, end its emaciate extinction at piss sat throughout the peninsula. The intense devotional 'esti mint, the fidelity, the charity, and even the chivalry of the satins of India, were severally Mounted by a series of appropeat• anecdotes, some historical, and others derived Teem the lecturer's own experience. The lecturer con cluded by quoting • forcible opinion of Sir John Malcolm, deprecating over-seel in changing the condition of the inhabitants of India by crude and premature reforms before we have obtaised a fall and thorough insight Into its MOS nature. GENERAL THEATRICAL FTlED.—Yeetemiety OVER- Pig the antrivereary inetiva el this charity tea *sea et the Preareons' Taws. when upwards ei Vie mentiessea sat down to deer. Mr. Merl, Mathews wedded, audios/mg these preset were Lad Eliot, Sir W. Promo, Mr. Beck dme, Mr. Tan Taylor, Mr. Jersood, &e. The dinar wag of the usual peeks' style, which la daily gaining each a reds-spud reputwion foe the (trivets held at this hos" asdeverytbieg passed off with the utmost Ic/el end esseeen The wird loyal end peittlotie kegs having been die pled ei with en nawant.4 display of esthosiasse the disks= gave the emelt of the evening. ' His epee& wee entirey of that versatile and humorous kind which those Ida have once hued Mr. Mathews speak do sot easily foils% and Mud up with professional joke and leogbable allealens le the oelleague by whom be wag surrounded. The tart nee ootapki with the same of Mr. Buckets., the triseineee, who is reply warmly eougramtated the company es the pe eve.* of the fund and the fair prospect which muse spew tug up for it io the lute.. The funded stock, be med. now =wave! to upwards of 11,0011.. end the payments out the yearly um= mended annoitica of 301., 601.. and 901. per annum, the liege mejotity of the recipients of which were ladies. The rake of the fund od dawns, sad pattomindeta to belong to it, end any members Whom per of subacription reached 'even years became eatitk4 to en annuity from the feud. Tbegepoet of tha iund fur lesit year showed that the told income amounted to 1,3101., while the expenditure fell abort of that sum by 46W., which balanoe had teen tracelerred to the funded property of the areolitiet. Towards the does of the evening the accretary &meowed a list of sabocriptioss or =rdo of SOU , Isdndlag a donation of 100 f. frays bar The limi est strangensentr, as might have been expected bum the nature of the festival, were of the vety hest Mad, sad included owes of the molt eminent vocalists otitis ,lay all elf whom gave the r sereise griv alto:ply, Mies isadard, Mies Pock, Mr. Omelet King, and Mr. Chlpp (isstrementalist), were mom warmly moored and applauded - . CRYSTAL PALACL ONE I LULLING DAT. •••• ONDAY, APRIL It -.-A411$1•4001:1 on paysest, 1,1011 ditto by i 5.... Wu% 173. Total vidtteo, 1,141. 'ROYAL SPEECH. "MY LOI.D. AND GIWITAXEN, " We are commanded by her Meilesty to Inform you that it is het Majesty', intention hathwith to dissolve the pretest parliament, with s view to male her people to enmesh la the mods prescribed by the constitution, their opinion tot the elate of public affairs. GANTIMERN OP THE Horns or Coutioxe, " We are omentinded by her Majesty to thank you for the wise liberality with which you have granted the necessary supplies for the military and naval defences of the country and for the provision which you have mad* for the algenoies of the other breathes of the public service during the interval which nowt imps before the estim►tes for the year ma be ..sellout by the set► gerlisment, which her Majesty will &at to be beneedietely alld• " MT 1.013111 AND ONNTLIXIN H MsJesty commands us to Informsr yes that the appeal which she is about to make to her people has been renamed necessary by the difficulties exporisneed in car rying on the public, business of the country, es indi cated by the foot that width little DIONI than a year two sacanalve administrations have failed to valeta the oenalmee of the Home of Commove ; and her Wady prays that, ander the bkodng of Divine Providence, She step which she is about to take may have the abet of ficilltating the discharge of her high enabling her to candied the government of the country under the advice of a ministry parried of the milldam of her parliament cud her people." The royal ooronrission was next read by the clerk at the table, banally proroguing the panned till Thursday, the sth day of May next, end the Load Chancellor, in her Majesty's nee, derdard it to stead prorogued acco;dingly. Tha Braes= sad the members of, the Howe of Commons thereupon retired to their own chamber, and their lordship ^ broke up. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-{THIS DAY.) The hones aleendied at a quieter to 2 o'clock, and the SPlnillt Wetly afterwards took the chair. TEM PROROGATION. At five reinntee after 2 o'clock Sir A. Malvin the Usher of the Black Bed, appearedat the ter, awl, advancing to the table, smarmed thehonee to attend at the bsz of the Howe at Loral to bear the royal assent given by coca- Damien to certain bills, and the menial= read for pro roguing the present parliament. The BPZAIIII, in obedience to the summon', quitted the chair end, kilowed by nearly glib* members present, procee ded to the Howes of Peers. Oa the Marna( the 13r ream after an interval of about a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes he took his place at the Clerks' table, and read a copy of the royal speech se given above, all the members present standing round the table. This dens, each member shook bands with the Bancein, and in less than ilk minutes the honk wee knitted. Thus ended the Ifth parliament of her most gracious Ma jesty Qom Victoria and the seventeenth of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. 2111 DB3BOLITI7OII. Though the prorogation of the twisting parlia ment baa taken sacs to-day, we believe teat the writs for the new parliament will not be issued until Saturday. They will be progainted la the several boroughs and counties on Monday, and whs. Wes clear days have elapsed from that data the elections for the new parliament will been in the boroughs, and three days afterwards In the countits. DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS IN FINSBURY.—Lent night • very numerous meeting of tbe electors end non electors of this borough was held at the British School-room, Cowper-street, City-road, for the purpose of hewing en ad dress from Sir 8. Morton Pato. The meeting was fixed Sat eight o'clock, but long beLre that hour the large echool-room, capable of holding nearly 3 , 000 poop* Tam Oiled, and a glance at the character of the meeting, and the strong disputes which were being carried on by numerate groups in every pert of the immense arena, presented unmistakeable evidence the' the honourable baronet was milt to have is all his own way. St. Lakes and the might ourhood is, as is well known a very populous district, • great portion of which is inh abited by persons of extremely radical opinions. end upon the appearance of 81r 8. Morton Fete, a popular outburst indicated that the whole proceedings would be mess ly in dumb show. Mr. R. Martineau took the chair at eight o'clock, and, amidst a scene of indescribable uprosr, appeared to Mt-roles, the hon. candidate, who presented - himself over and over again without the slightest probability of being heard. At one stage of the proceedinp . than ware at least fifty excited men and - boys standing on the towhee, vociferating at the top of their rebte, while dose against the platform a fight was taking place. One person was seined with sub a sudden fit of tattle ism, that for 031110 ten minutes he stood on his legs, shaking his flat in the face of the bon. candidate. Bills were held or, drat lare were thrown &boat, and such a scene has not bean witnessed since the good old days of the Westminates &mikes. Men in fustian n and foe the chatter, bats were knockei cd, end the ffrehension vas that se tsdiscrisol• nate fight would take Owe. It was in vain that Sir Morton Pete addressed the beau roue 3,000 —they were doterrained mot to bear anybody, sad tho hon. baronet contented himself with Wading that ft was evident the meeting was not one of St. Luke's district or Finsbury, but • packed• one, end retired ' from the routs. Imtordidely afterwards • tenon rushed in a most infuriated manner on to the chairman's table, and at -1 tempted still further to excite the meeting. A general mr/es ensued, which terminated by many of the gastittiegs being , torn down, the darkness causing the crowd to disperse. Sonya KENsINGTON MUsEUM.—During the week ending April 16 the visitors have been as fellows : On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 3,770 ' on Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 666. On the three students' days (admheion to the public 61.), 692 students erwithrt. Wednrwiey. lit ; toad, 0,21 8 . From the opening of the Mutsu; 866,146. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —On Sunday evening an amides', which might have been attended with serious con sequences, oceirred on the Slattern Countes line, to the mail down wain from Landow It appears theta the train woe pawing through a low cutting between Word and Rumford, when. by some unexplained means, the boiler burst, shatter ing the engine sad horleig the wheel,' into a garden soma distance from the line. The mile were torn up, and poetics' of the boiler Were WWII a &Wanes of a bundle! yards. The driver of the engine was slightly scalded, but mod.. distally nerve of the psesengere were injure I, and the train was not thrown VS the lbw. An angles from the Romford statka wee peapty on the s awl the train proceeded on its journey, Meeshim Chelomfoed pot, about 12 o'clock, two More eft t the wail thes.—lsses Herald. 1. 11/1 D AILY 14131. 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