The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-27 00:00:00

Tifrz _. A w prt% NIR ti ~ t l'I?I2 Ri.;6 iiar • T .7... • ..` B,rtn , zdery, raudid ty the In Lineup- i ~I wll, T. Anne day ism , tbs street sg of b r e st r r i lamas , and =rem* tads . Whoosh nom ✓od pricao al Is mg* Is swift. la el kr red via peamil belk wwwwei id Asa &Ale If womild rodwob is ram SW bak• lambs bow ▪ modwit W sg= the et ow plow Ow ow sielberl r al Om gam • brads Toms men lb. IL le banel backs :x i beard. 741. to 66. per 10.4•3. ti ill+. ml. di 1 911 sk i IPA 1 Woo of eattot Is 500 hove bon rho oohs laclodo I. . 2.005 Buret, 16d. The sales Imports 15,000. Compared with or lb. &am, the MCC id o pod show mid u .boat loot gam as door. Lido au Wan. perils! 9r.; tel„ 111 h. Vadprolori ipe al desk Ihe wady IMPS of kat Malay. at HarUay, 1 la. ; rile?, 16a. 11••• My. 13a. ; Has ' West Hartley, Moor, I 3d.; !ad ir2l7 l = 11kala1. 11a. 6d.; Dallaant. 17a. ; _._.. l ia bi rod bk %da ft." d. ; W.O. id Hemet Han. Was Bad Tads, Walls Had Tria 1, 21a.--Stdps sd 911NCE. at on as the 17tk ITT, la wm►d as pmt to Betts!. was . Ws ars sepaled R (PrMid) mblek f the WM thersed. IhrtMeer se the La 16 lionbars. has 0 3 . .3•31-1111 ,on ta .3331211 cat s. :S. - lreskintA m tti . Tam I Xs. Talk i s Azt. , tom Weir ; liseteme. es dsys, 15t.11.34 L. lis. 054. 111. kil.lll IS Om Dm. 11, bit. I Eigg,Dosh 111. lek nisloss. Di& U. IS ilsys, Des. •. I& I. 21 tisp. Jar I. re. Da. 11. r. 4.11 I. la IA N. loft 11, SC &P.M N. ks. Dornnorr AND Eir 11 1 Se raititre ll. Oa ketritXmi. DEATFIB. sed, Marts of I. 0. 6 We •M 4.1 I. W. a■ Mb et 0. Oak f.l 71•1144.71.1... umagool tr. mi. W. IL Min. -. r 1* , IrYc a IL W. IMMO. 0 n. a 4.1 tow, " 11 % a iftwa. spa or. • , no. , bang ONIMMI. 64. 11.1 1 .111 , oohs. ammeMer r a. towwWW. W the aim sft.. A 111•11. r 4 Ow, awl 6010. r IW WWW•li n . l h gi MM r Mai larreenk /r% S. -S. "War. as of as. el Wanes Mask 110 nor se lb sp. .. lawman is so 'No mil am. Imo*. ilia. J. C. 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NOWLONNOILLIN. mad Oa. lOW% Warier aivocrios ur r= noi r r aid .-The oa irease is MN= mg /Pr kg Ile meg ragmen s• =les. lkmage. or Egg Taialipm ireßn"um aarNOM AnfaCAN 110TAL am p egg E i llreTh e ri sitn. zer: Yr .: . 3 % . • . Irrelweigr,A. le. Fab. IL tar w i rd ... fi llisPra be elikla b e . d a. ve ". ► brag rm."l". .it W WI 1 = 2 ; d ig gam* ms . D e ft ' cort ... 6 Vl2. . 7 , sizt pa. 4. 0 se .IL rivet 11. ........pg=r : err o.t ai l O. mei .1. fl. air bade. Nam. Obi IT. gie atilLegn 31 41%1. I r. teres er. 5 1 1 2 1 S. a. waver. erereigerk. APPIWS SUPERIOR TABLEANIVES mai S m a l es di g Waft. Mb= e rll2 tZ gra Ot. L APPl i rli InIZELPLATED DEBBERT v i .da ri='.... MAPPINII ILECTRO-BILVIR VIM. PLATE.— M . 111107111111. If 00101 nun to illis in the ni r 11.1Ndid .4. mem Is Thar LONDON MO dr ITZA =Mr= PIA7II Is Or Wa/.4221e Inamlised IL 010 INN NnoNann. Qum% 011111i7 •Itk agent 71100 Dann ZINO Plhas. Tina& Pliss. 21 Mrens. ant na2l 7 71 II 0 014 OSJ I I linek bin 'lnn, ... lll • 214 4 1 0 n lofts. bed nein• 1 2 I 20 0 24 1 11 ft,,,.....-rac -- - sk. a rrl I respeekis 10000 .6 4 : 104 051r .0 === t1. 14 .6 111.. trei g . fa . .' Con. 1442 j - •41141. inlin a vi=l;l2 - 1E tr i z iaab lV• 2. : lasmerbary. (ree7sTs &Ira Welk OW COW IT HAS MIEN m e t t eiar i. MINI 11:111:110116111. 11Ai g .ILL . C M M b i= k es sEAwe. l " t i J= l Ta b I . h I : — I : AM robe Lr in NIGHT LIGHTL--PRICHII NEW MKT L 1011141; Vdszkin Mill WADI_ 4: Idoz.arls. dr beim. Qs l n s L ltd ro4lT Was= elan e.t.a r,.... Sporn Ordds./d. , Theogioduara.L4ll. ; Modnesedsi. Ir. Ild.; dmilse Ws; IL it NA Wm OIL In 1 , 41._r palm ; Odom 2., Dvs. Is Id.: Nadas. N tar ...m. di arb. a r lidarsid ai relAPDOCl, OAld Amide Id 14140 PINES auldlir.lo. Illaddlidldarell Wi ILO. aBOWE HOBSON calls the attendee of the PsliSs Is r ewe.. PLACE CLOTS DSOS rod l. ZS I& Is Osse_ssiame !MSS PLACE TZOUS AM; übialoolles WslosamOar i aros ea swan la Mi. l. Mob umay.-6110 110100/1. tridrablo Wait, I.tristridra 'WARM WATERPROOF APRON& oounsirs DRIVING ♦PIONS us sera sod pat W."Ases=ir era e aI d MICI OrtS i V r arani. AIN DUTIES GLOVES. 0011/11111111AD SOMsie DOT, Skeessil i. douslels. P01T1P1120071101 . 1 9mlmg. '' :A Atom SA lit i g k etcri l romm am arab map* Dm% Me oprlA--.1. O. 0010111 Ile ilesm sosS ellasirCil CIeSE et HOLIDATIL—The rsivinfi you& ur, mignah. bahrowbetz. rj ammo ra Ihebak. DV AL DO tm• en 4 rine emeesele imam % =aft. O s aireer Peri ke meanie flie leak bormltele att . I d maisrei rm. ansirise pad bt ag= bialiS; fad* elodulsome We= .enelew OR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH,— Psi Inhol b. B LU. tr Mrs Ogror.— . PA W 111,1001ball1081, tat Mit oak brawn a• sow. Me red r 6 - O. ZEN* r Pr. orl In • ruel Ire Irmo r Mr ii . Ir mow Yr" Inorr on ar..-80172=iirsies,—..MNirlaiM grisAira ILCATEDdiptrz&R:ll:l+! • Z3i2Natasivatc le lwo womb. 'IL DI Jellerli T 10WT 64. -BROWN C fl m LIVIII . OIL. Bro. A ki i.a menersiii. bleille arituire Cal we r As W rad MO . rieSuride mos me rare le essislas4 11? WM swillobbilli Ihsimmerm aiii& IliatlOt al infl LONVON, ICC, N. de/eati Mali asiona CIORNI. BUNIONS mad DIFICTIVE TOR I" "TRA"K tAVS:ffaiSiegt Efir 2 1: 111 42 VA& t w gis T P . a Za l W i l asummitel MIA" k o l if :1 11105 awl awe .=.1••• lIMV-Vall*a AUPTURZIL—jiy Jiffs' Letters Pabst. Wlllllllll N 00.11111.01 LMIII or bi equal lil Womb selleal eseelom le be Yr nal Wren loupe= le Ile Wir lneri u tli b erlp aim lb: : lei s t i g NW ebtat . v. m... 17.16-4 rmarttiva7,Rartr.:: S•. l.= lift IS imene w bo im. ieb=e ib temb w = kr =7, ll rjee AT.. t. linmeamng a le* pee loam I. Yoe bimetal., eabb ID tie raw XL WWI, lleeellely. *s Unlelloi Tem ea Se sae ellealek eed a le alb epee him LL RL3VAR. Pretssied br ip lr xl Z . 7. rm. hir epleu g eeenl imil MP 11f . , 1bi ... ..5mer ... „ . 2. L ame. ail= p liZt= r e rs slVe h b= rni il / • " leirlter•Pail::"44:= ......% islaseri Pr vast 'Pp de Iberia" eliali, vyd E .—. wisitissalas. " t7= %I. weld mese Poem ?Ammer. Pea I. 2. le dwelt et Nile et milk sod of MI NW Ile es Pe ewes Plib kees ale see m = 6. 4=4lB6• MINIM La. et how am la an Ps la. moo ni. 1 le SS To, Owe is; mem 6=4 r . mem: D. Clieskr a r" ..F sem 0 I lima. 17 Pined . ti sli g. 1111 =51 41 47* . Week Nsedboars . sad revolt U. WaNallogebed *lnk QTRAN le NEW TORN Meet, sad the itiW T a " ii 1. _. w 1 0. 4" 4 Ineralt PPM IPINI mew Maw dip dew Or ma eare El= •• . vii.4.1.t... . PP. IL areweir. P. IT. end II paws. enerrip re de reerrele. M M === . ll2l= ll =l Sleep mud IrM alsl= 1110, :er Is ingm b erverr Se WI MULL II pill =ma EAPPEICS " MULLING " RAZOR, Bald 11 % All M Ot a pr Vara 11 :WILS . T. LONDON. Alin 01 idgelrhea ft la dr en/ , OTAL GALLERY et ILLUSTRATION, 14, SIOWIt—Yr. sad Ma our A" MID Ma " r —T 4 nasal Ihat =IVO. lad a rad sami( ftz, MONT BLANC TO-NIONT at 8, sad TO NOI&OW AITWOOI at L nk. 1 EARNS MUSEUM soIIGALLERY et gi r ,i " 6 " . r:lldatmdt.rrntaft re= .6. * . 1.....,,, Dr a las.silfikodt, ea She sad st S. as Ss /VS :I.Aall!: as 4:em Wo the b il i ft . Voira l ' g r.Vild el 9. ea lie ols of : all the brnied amt. eawi rsis, OW= VW". gt as •=aww_ 3 = s tz from II tll ard tr=lB. Ineglnied lad a itegershe It a ia P2=111 " :11.4 a noisome. • WINTER SIABON.--BATHB of HOMBURG, saw raireamoswomeas. Tr Orr* to =gram Ole yr& .. ...... = . 42 et gisr. Ills serer.lllr dray r t~ie Yr artim e tioriror a is i= etLe e t gr a l twe t• NFL 2% le ore li= W r ll beer or her r anon • THE ROYAL MARRIAGE weber of the et. ILIMPTI4IIII TINOS tar II t pDAY Jaime, W. viol a be eies. a. re.. Se at the et alleadei W bee The h Plesesion th z.l e theetle&-The WWI. the theelei %ewe thejle—The pi e= Oweet el MO the d=i 4 gt Mt r . , stliiriatevesh Peleeld.. se pee free awes Twee itA L hdmin. Int o . UNCLE By It Deane et ''Dolifft." DO 1..40i115e. ii. Itltt ir eTil. L ie = gi. idiia: WV :Pitkrarl es% Wet Illtread. A Tile. GUY LIVIWOBTONE I or, Thorough. Leila : Jim W. Padre mad Ika. Wet Stoat 11 11"11;. I)AuNTy.e ..L.. = "Handemot Lambs: Jobs lb. -- MT=Tonoost le"4" ka. ?Ws day,_ps4 rilliE DiTERPRETRR: a Ws. Tale the Wer. 1, Q. J. were listwiut Ostabingjelllitid la sane. thapilas. ly the roe Adler, Mfrs DIORY IMMO. Pup SlMie. ODVIIITILT. &mud MIMS- 71. dd. 0311111.111.1. 201.111C1. Two MI. Un Lerise: Jails W. Primer Ow W.si &nod. Ilk Doc MO4 MIONI. Oa. krATIA. By the Rev. CHARM iLINOSLIT. Tll•ildf. th t== Tin= • • "took.. Elmo skim 0. TIMI 01111 TY./ for 1 VII the T VIIMIS. LLAGIN 1111011. amp •1111•• kIL Leaks . W. /II rdist. We. Mau& Isymbeillos guieleas. nUTLLNEB of MYTHOLOCIY. 13cHoLA1 0. hurry Oman. Dale. With as Magebt el Ile Ow noir red Out% of ibl A pErboaa_ by poskilem, teen the Writing. oftbe DYNE. Lakka his . mad Mk W THIRTY THOU _ MOTICE.-Dr. LIVINGSTONEZ TRAVELS. A.l • barb •&tray er this Wart rig to was 116 wok wins ender mg bo obtainer of wiry ber=tleze GPM* /. Joke Wairty. TBK /OVAL PILINCEStIe lIOLAJD. Mao b. 11100sbni boar* sr lb 111. dmi. HE ROYAL PRINCES/3n al ENGLAND, 1 tram SW Up Orr 41 . , Mammy HALL. WA as seenhabla TIMIS prembi Sop& ?bs work l• arosplisi by Nro. 11011200 NNW " limor bsforetbil Ombemg. - 11:0 obi ak• Lesion 0 10100101110 MN open mobilo( slime. fit.. bed nobble weft 11Y6 Tbmand sysZ uskii.4.4. : •88/1 W OKNOLIBM and PIZITCHED3II I Cr,the Meson i llard see r w r R Assear N.D. amard mad nub saliwil Zs. U. 61.7r.z. nuslimell by Repnlise et Re Resion ives' baba - A Newebbble colon boolL'— Advatispe. Ow, estinsat sad ; Reim, PEW. holt _* New ••• Lofted Va1105......_ Ake k. el W Mk le EVOUB DEBniaaeNSTITUTIONAL worstsC• as 11mv ea epirmeenir=vaiiiiil ea Ile Me et Ile Illinesege is kg cif Ire Dleeedoe. • MY riell t = l risa !WWI eksuler et Me *Oka mks. Ink Oomph er amp 'NNW poilleslempeekome. lo ••••••••le Os imerees deem el mem kbe who bees Or ink= Owl= s=tk elati Vs li• PIM MN be komil km erne kWh had emeem. wiper 'ilia rare Ileir yeemwoallhe raw le be ober. Selr ••••••L VMS 1011101 jilAg;.:E:111.1 CI S = ke • ktb mph tan 5ee....1481•1=1E::...••••1ber. silk loiresder kr Adair, e 'kegler emb 7. 14 kiiregra±kikkes OMTworse et).• il li W= m leem ftftla :=l l 4=ls A beeliello4 COMEIBIHON ENDER THE CHURCH DISCIPLIIII Acs..—A emandmeon, under the Church Discipline Act, E barbs bra herd by the Bishop of xam, to iamb, ire mei Sherri spina the Rev. W. J. Bt. Atka, rater the rake of Stoke DORMS! (iII which Feria the borough of Deraport is hatred), the carriages, ersablei the Royal Hotel, Pipeouth. on Maelay, kr the purpose el meek imatim. The crortionseu went the Rev. Chair air Nam* Rev. Prebrarkey Oraboa, sad Row. • TIM% J. sad W. T. R. Baba The offence with widish Mr. a. hams, was derged was kr traitor baptise! Mamma Riad4 le:Z a k rho Turkish may, wither he perked, arise to the blimp of ths dines of his to sharer the seciumat of MOM in Ibis am, whisk was aimed to be cciabamolka d a nods to the Beek aldermen Pryer. The ram in which the sammieleasta sit was crowded with erstern, lad the mar falles apagary with the reclaria tes der woe marivosaly aagrameed The bets of the are me Mr—Nahroad Elm& use sibiseed to the deugheir of sa Zostish army cater. They wire periadrewe of Orb% semi baked to be mania at the pariah ewes. The Twk praised to be a Chrialaa at Inert, lin ea appraise to the suressta kw • sestaw no he vet tad that the dtmesthr of the diocese to snow ▪ Nem to be punk& The Maas of airime wont that adiell la the welsh cats_ W Mr. St. Maim dr ram upon whisk theism. Isms Wks, the curamiato had peva. may his re two that he thought the ' mot fit is be solardiell, rate la the rani and pc say for- Mks the lama Thb led to an sagry eserepandire teem the mar sad the gaup sad 14111•119 was aloe mei te the_bhhop, who was craned the swab that Idareadi lima was, b y esesmen a Mekamerka, ari ear lettere bed ea& the and to Mr. et. haws nodal of babitise mart sesselesa. Mem • whim lifassmal Matti had baud to he MOW by the seater, tied dr sommeat of Impala was remissly ad. atirsiered he Ida siker the simera anise at Slam amok as Iteaday, MO Dresher. Oa thekirreteg asonlaj e lt i r ; Vika tam Intered of the bat st himbes„ bb Weeks to the marks, (est buss to rad regaria by /aw d the wee lidiersisa et the ket Mem le Me Issibip ilainsimal to Iran th er m nhase so ober ibid. TIN seararbees, alba Mks =sa boor to darn* slated that a ser el *am that Wm wee eaffisket prima fear jaoft dam in a prosseatim of the cues to atabartisol raft ZOCIASIASTICAL Purianzwr.—Tbe Lord Bishop of Lambe lot promised the Rm. Dr. Ocallane, late Heeil Maard Rugby Meek sad sow Wits. if Quebec I the preboada Nail laskai, II the resignaba are ism. Z. Paula Ca Hervey, sear of Giseeester. D. DION MVO WElLehma.,— . l his individual we at the bar et the High Court of Jartiefiu7, fa Joormy, 1137, =Lb *Wm as pada* a forged OT 6111101111 will or er Inermatory willilaaz =l le be who fry dersnese Margaret is hasidla TM 4141101 in' had Oki, sod v•VV l •olmes at herlssa years' trargerlatles. limey am lb asonieliss. dr bake woo faminet Ms Illiaorgli pima Is Walden Palimairy, sal waselmes lirenellined W Pertmonik The heel* of dr , boterver, lipa le !M a ar, and Ile vsi v: remind ho lees ha numbs la tampa li o l leo ll = g4 Voices olreaminates sow osehhis is indass dr Mob of the Flow •• mobs as sin le ban Ds solar of Sperisma = • •••••••••ics willga i rM isi a: bydi t alivi p irt m e dia. li epats. lisv tr ia = it the infillsialkilled rosy—arl Ms by Ws Fogarty al put yam. obese/ tir *nip Ina at Oliqpnw,= wised the mow as Lis. sit • MO its et la. tared. bin bsemo s =. 6 .... i nel I=N my mat adirsll. • Isar Is 1•1•Ingib, for • ~ea William vas n oisily mat l• Se quoilm, ad • Esmodel tem old leme of M., eft Ill• oar dine, is ass la papa Dr. II frosussi Wel as mud dummy sol 1•••••dia ilik inim: Ealuersts M a teoe tie dol ls if Ws Abortioir. LONDON, WEDNESDAY 'MIMING, JANUARY 27, 1858. LITBAUTURA A Systeatafis Arratayeawat VW Awoke dela q(1860 end 1852. By humor Barrr Beq., of the Innw Temple, Barristeret-law. Bern= end Norton. The importance of the Tonnes Acts of 1850 and 1862 cannot be mad dearly or anoelnotly Misted than. in the following extract from Itr. loots preface : " The Trusts, Ares at 1860 end 1862 are of oonsiderable practical impariona The :gresier portion of property to this country Is hit open inlet, and, both from natural imams, mid front dm times. which take piece in the relative punkas of tinier r wired yes trust, the appointment of new trader is a imam acsalast cernmenes. It also tre =,=i tr fortbres Int eit o pernme who bb re no in lanun, ...not or l a " I those i sobwh ich am nesemsey s trend, et dint obi & The Trule Ada,. therrihrn In giving halllden es well kir tie appointment or nrw so for the conveyed's, et knit preps* ine rt:epilog et the will re opacity of the pensive in whom the kcal Intste is vested, provide he aro which ere *wry day Tle;great diet re theme imps rant meta, as d go many ahem in the Statute Book, amble in their liassillehle delleimey In systematic arrannemaa One peinapal *sot cif Yr. lass hag been to supply this gnat ; saciaws beta to called in a compendious form the mine &slices which hare from time I. time albad a judicial isarpretation to Me Lapses el the isalciaare areappiled • sciatica to the swam masa voluirmidei Ogt dim providierUl•oil Ain *eta lir. bes he., we hick, h.. araisimily asemeetal few marl rhos* who have thrombi, made the ittlaqit are awned the Malty of accorstriy comprising Into • maaaseable amp= the judipeadonos that igo rapidly col leob reglad eay leading arch ol the law, ce the regrasibility impend as the szpadtor who Wangs him self ocaseleaticady to the teak et stating with Essolica what the law ca ear gime point Tuft is. Yr. lace poems' the valuable lewdly el char arniagginent, sad the great 'dna tags al a Mar sad lucid style ; he has done hie track mesed hely well, sad hie book, which is email in bulk sad rate In prim, may shady be recommended se a moat natal eompandium on the important subject to which it natal. TAMMY OF TEI FOUNDATION OP Till 4IIB22ALLAI OOLONIEB. Yesterday being the 70th anniversary of tho Mama* of ths Austrian coheir, a Amor took place at the Albion Tavern, to cabers the era The day , wee crocupiedz i elgialtra NICK 01/10/4 D.O.L, late Speaker La of the Coma New Sonde Wales. The vice chairmen wars—William Archer, reperatlng Tas mania ; H. C. Chihli'', Esq., deo Victoria ; R. Hamilton, Req., dleto New Southß.lllephsween, Req., ditto South AV/Ita li a. The stewards wee- - H. G. Aahurst, Req., W. F. De flaa n ili s q., Jae Dobie, Req. F. A. Da Cron. Elder ves, Req.. John DOnn, Req., A. L. Dcsaid lisq., G. B. the, Esq., John OilA ßia t i.. , Esq., L. Makinnon, Frq. C D Req., Jeer d. L ei, Req., A. W. You•g," Bee.' ,K. .P Amalie the puede present were—The Right Lion. Mr. Le aman, the Right Hon. Speaker of the Hones of Com e, Lord Arealitte Beauclerk, Lord Alfred Churchill, the Hea. Sir John Pakington, the RiCli les, on. W. Z. lerkser, fik R. U M.P., liimpus.lsg., M.P., u ;dlnten. Ca g=ber Mr. Mai vas, Mr. L Trobe, Major Oippa, Dr. Masa o = awl. Mirk COMM L , Captain abotra, Mr. Alias doe ecionists present were: t Hon. Lord Ana% M. H. Marsh, M.P. W. M. , LL.D., F. H. Derma, G. Mow, B. W il lis, H. Hvba A. Low born*, R. Onthedand, Walker, R. H e ra 11. Worthy, le. About 100 gentlemen at down to dinner. Lain at excuse were received from the following noble men and gm mantes • The Duke of Newcastle, Lord Lei of Hardwicks, Lord fan _ley, Right Hon. Count Burka!, Lord Gawich, Captain Wigiraan. Sir Charles Wood, Mr C Trevelyin, Sir C. tray, Mr. Rowland Hill, Laid J. Rummell, Calomel Robs, sad the Lord Mayor. After the mad loyal toss* The Canweati propoosd "Her Majeen nies . Ki•isters, and Mr. Lamackes, the Secretary for the Mr. LABOVCIIIHIN who was received with much in tanks ter the oomplimmt which IV a lrist rid to her a ministers said that the task of Mani,- the • matey like this was always a heavy budge, and the these la which we lived were not asaad to form se exception to the rule. Her Iliejesty's government were tally conscious that they could only discharge their duties with !advantage to the end the country, and with honour to themselves, b n yviag the support and =Adana of the great bed ot the Waimea of the people. To himself it was a gratil time of no masery kind to accept the invitation he had received to be present on this mace to take advantage of , the kindness and hospitality which were offered to him, and to avail himself of the opportunity of meeting a large num ber of gentlemen who were interested In the noblest British colony, end to be able to arms a l i te mbi tt =la the oblate which had at that day. There had been times when the relations between the Auatralian colonies sad the Colo nisi-office were not altogether of an amicable description. Cher.) Ha had no whit to go beck to those Omen. ear, bear," from Mr. Gladstone, cheers, and laughter.) believed that that state of things was not owing to the fault of Low colonial rulers, who were men of the highest ability and of dr purest and most patriotic intentions ; but It was the frail of the under which no man could all pains hie duty . rerr hear.) The affairs of a colony thourait of =Or off, and of a people naturally jealous of their rights, were conducted at home under a gam tall of delays and ocesplications and the result could be no other the discontrat end doaddactlon. (Hear, best.) We bad chard all that—(hear, hear)—and had adopted a ampler and wiser proem ; sad la war to govern the Modem well we bed rooked to germ wry Intle—(lead obeers)—ead to leme the remegerent of as dram of Austrelima tiers atogethor to /metronome. (" Rear, hear," end chows.) It dot they could manage their own affable mere wisely ik V i alsedvely, sad eadely more eatiefaciorily to tkerolves. (Ear, beer.). Timm may have ads soros ads takes ; but if dry had net, the government of Australia would have ban unli ke ray easy In the world. At any rate, if they did, the ' ready was at hand. They could change their administration, a plea which it was found the Australians were not am to adopt. (" Her, hear," and laughter.) Re war opted a despatch from a Governor of AmMalls but he found it stated that he was in the midst of a ministerial criala.—(" hese, hear," and laughter)—that he had got rid of one est of miaisters and we. looking oat for soother. (" Hear, hear," and laughter.) That, however was the action of a tree people who were az wain Urals rigitZ end it as a condition incident to those tree inatitntitin that responsible swimmer under aria the Australia amiss were firosparing. (Har, hear.) He hid easavemed during the time he had been at the Oassienelka to seeduot his Melissa with the colo nies In the opkt which wee due to their re spomoNe gomarents. There add be so greeter Werke than to give a colony reamdble govern ment and not slow It to have fair play. He had acted on the ;Nisei** of giving. it fair play, and he had found most 'roast madjutors In that policy in the able ma who were now the Governors of the Australian provinces. For tunately for the two madam of these on the inauguration of overnment Pr tily viac Q the advantage of the co-operedo• deli William Damon, at New South Wales end ilk Remy buddy, at Vaal. (Hear, hear.) One of the most heit foam, which rerseined to the Masa for the ris wee the mom mending t o o the crown those persons who were to oz o r ds trre et goventors in these ricalts mo ea Utak impatr. Only me et as mesa gresraors was 7l sea ammo he (Mr. Launchers) hed bra Osioakl liseedry—the Go verner (fridge's ; but be bed JIM admissisa 111011111- IT=Sir Henry fler that talk mil be was be dilloult B t.r k aa pans mesa of gnaw "pe rks* of bettor Mem rof awake judgmesM a il u i r s i a a r i bar.) He wend par ea Is Mar WM arm sad higher Wrest than ere mnasela with my Masher or an goverser i ci a v colony. Hs maned to as toast shkk had been In his law* Prespordey to Alas- Mar." (Hem) presence of the geatknombssew around Mr we. a=Atka ladarlem of ere truer key filt in that arlimmt. Mai el the were peessity warieted with Oat eskay, Ing It ma net sterass7 to be pessrdly con meta Ma to he Inaba blardl7 pergeritT, kr lt wee a Mike villa ems boats te the he a every Ingliaren who keel as bspirmet nod the reamer of hie emery. Every Maker married with as ahoy or not, would hamfb MOON ala GM point, and wad erased, drhe sat amid romper and Sonekh far her elm sari ma able kr as mar of ant umpire Mk aka kr imams wore armesta. Sbo wee peopled by our (Mil ken sea ear rearen, me based to us by own maid ; a arse gropply minerals sad rah m ien semeley, mad wese sensteatly lames- Ctle u tranel ien of doe two soureks4brm recep tion a anigesnis berm Thee had bra an altered= kas egoism wadi art b bream federate who hod boma amila es hang "la Oar country far their arsalrf asijolollll Waled the cones of dis cord berms 101111t14 we. said for over. (Cheese.) No oonvkie would aiw les oaf to say sang which was not willing to reeds, ahem It me ea the anniversary at this day, comb 111,1111 V MIS age, that a kw Wr?Mid the Milli leg el the three of est. orl new be thsse amain risted mera alas Lela etta the rue * the ree e ding ex the keeken and the mums ask ream lemft Ha_ balm) The Audeeibie Wails weft set sada w ith the neelaria advantages whisk asy poserna, kat they nude =me of their weak k Ike perriss of tho Irk of of litererse, spol alma& Its poms, of nfr Chair If In ere ask serieled Ha of use beau the in Sylmar adatbetc:T ua ba bra sookly kern marl in fratikg—ao . ("Near had dem.) To fiat II • emir bail which cou nseled It win slaLr Thardilfas be War merry, end which Wee hard eme:ef the may Wm by which Australia as bed to theorem tonntry. be h frHe begged to pro pose, " Pesepodier= with it the name of ale of thoisad men In thet canny, theashimem Sir Cheeks rah) The ereuuts N. In achasedelling Os pride and gratifiattion he kit be peaddisi it n es & tramedon. It was the 70th adversary of the I.liof a few Annan= cm the ammo armarems, kr isms in the as Let party of sr . Warm reesbel the ram sear of taw eass7. iteardideadrawfddresaillimanow there me is the of as world nadir, Ike Ite growth. Mr. B. Hemmer proposed " The Ileum of Leek sad of Orommas." He - to sem* with dr Os tort a.roams Lard • silk Remo Clemesne, who war 'erla twe P a a the Arran= of Menke;; Mr. M adam sea Oh Jar kten& (Chelet, Loa Amaze having relesasil dram kr Remo of Loeb, The Bruns (Mr. Evelyn Dank* add ikt 1. atm fully obeyed the eall which hed bola masakia hireable.' he rd mot held say sapiens Medea to that aor, to row to the tare of " the Ream of Comes" " wee SW to heir that the ram ceders a the a Ciammens were cessidorei Wa and H ouse ft k Arras, emd if be right ven ture be ear me and el avian he weal say. that as they hod set up the Reuss of eammar as s meld, let them respeet los example mei lavellikme of MOorazed net depart from i lay ralr Mg MOM Mawr bar. ) would hem temeatioss to st s b ilmin dm} . 11171 7 might, ✓e sharer ems a tar dry Meer that' h 7 beam th: i * cr bodes bed not marl asso The gl = id le:me . lily of From bed given the to coats/ the minority end to etrinert aryl ; w lb w e keens as Wash alm lag dm further, sad aura rams fry wads thiry sail NM ear shortm debase tent pailivay gamkie than. 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J. v.i. a w. vie Lita a. real 11 0.4.1.10. wit ...e.t.now. ft st at r awabL e vraitiil AWL AIMS& Alai Altla.ii 111MINgellr, agile deal", Feb. I. at UN Omumeloi 5.4. Ilnlimellr. Jame Illmins, Divoirsik lidwirmAkik limiwier. Tab. 4 * " lb. _ Mote Ilmokrayiff. rii.tratr a g6V.ll su lt: gm gi rK tAria=m, nall. Oustiemes• NO lisermi Das*. largrw.scomildis nor. . AMIS. i• lOW /aloft d Prormafts* RA Okap.• ._ . (Stamped ld. Additional.) (TWOPENCE. i t r o tt=essed his setae of the baling entertained in Amin& the Home of Commons, dwelt on the of policy which had taken piece of late yaws in the tics of the colonies ; but urged that the erroneous system which bad been previm* pursued had been the result of a fendimmdal error end Wemderviandag of the principles of ooloniention which Enabled dewed in common with all the cokaising nations of Europe{ system which made com- VISIVIII monopoly the only beds of the connexion between the mother country and her colonies. That error had been productive of many evil cansequeuese, as struggles for the pommies of colonies between European entices and the =separation of her Amnions depoidenelas from . But Ragland had et but bought kir stenos in this matter, and bad turned the lama to aceount. It bad taken many generations to remedy the evil; but at lest ft bad been done, end the tondos between SWIM and her colonies was now, in truth, one of good-will, loyalty, and affection. The colonies wen now free ; Mar virtues were their own, and their failings would be their own also ; and to them equally with England herself wee thole fathom commitiod la duty ef maintaining the honour of the land of Sir J. FAXINGTON acknowed the cordiality with which his name had been received, and impressed his pleasure at having the oppootunity afforded him of be coming aisociated with gentlemen whose names he had long known. He heartily Joined as an Englishcitizen, as a member of parliament, and as re who had - been entrusted, :2=h /ear a short time, with the administration of oar Inpir•—(obsers)—bi an earnest wish that the parity of Australia might lorcentinue. He the tosoority of that conolliatory po licy which hod been recently adopted towards our colonise , e pointed to the rapid rile of the Australian provinces ; and, as an instance_ of it, read that not Se yeersago,when Lord Atardetawas oftlaW Seen y, permission wee retard to emigrants to erect a sett/easel at Port Phillip on the ground that the agonise of Andre& were already safeckatl extensive. That very province had in the last year col four millions of minus its exports were eight millions, and it had shipped 100 tons of gold. (Hear, hear.) The loyal:it aftcon of Australia for the mother °retry had bra y displayed by a contribution of 160,0001. to the Patriotic nnd, thus bearing a large relative =Lto the whole sum of a m il lion-and-a-half which oathed. He concluded by exprerleg a hope that if, in the lapis of years and the maturity of Australia, the time should come when the retraces between the mother country and that colony were to the parting would take pros in affection and friendship, and with a determination, by means of friendly internam and strict alliance, to promote the prosperity of both counter'. The toast of " The Gold nob of Australia and Sir Roderick liturthloon," was proposed by Lord Alfred Churchill ; and was followed by throes of " The Governors and Legislative Bodies of the Australia' Colosimo," pr Dosed by Mr. Stephens: " The Guests" propo se d by /IL Childers ; and " The 26th of January, the emery of the Foundation of the tint of the Australian Colonies," pro posed by Mr. William Archer ; after which the company separated at a late hour. 2713 MUMS dII24BIIADOR . .12111 1 77013 QuiszioN. AND THE On Saturday —as we /dated in the Express of that i t erd — tbl en lArd bars lde of yorboth, scooni courts pani of ed the by corporstf the Shariffs ca, =dead tended by tbe Iteressabrencer, the Bolicitor, and the Deputy Town Clerk, waited upon the French Ambassador, for the purpose of communicating to him Excellency the resolution to which the Court of Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, 1 to 0 301111011 council arstabled, bad speed on the previous Tneeday. We Morning Post) believe the following is a more fall sad correct report of the Ambassador's speech than bas yet appeared The Firth Ambersllse replied to the deputation in Eng- Bah, la the Mowing teems - _ • "My Lord Mayor and Oantlemem—l thank you in the name of my sovereign. Amongst all the maintain:ions which pour in daily upon the Emperor, I wink to aqtkinwhy I attach so high an importance to your address. It hi because I know the great and legitimate infiusnos which the city of London exercises in England, as namely repo. seating the immature commercial movement of your country. You were the first to understand the great interests whisk make the alliance of the two nations. England, Indeed, kind, mad justly proud, of that maritime, coicelsl Ind commercial power for which Providence seems from of old to have destined her, can only desire the continual/a of the beet lmderstanding with France. Fresco, for her part, is bound by an interest equally important, for, altar having founded a gout government, strong in the sympathy of a whole nation, there is but one thing she an desire, and that Is peace, to assure the strongest foundation a for her dynasty, France Is at this moment shocked and agitated by the fright ful aims which foreigners have just attempted against the parson of her &marsign. And seeing the series of attempt, at assaminatka which are periodically mode by foreigners living in England, abe is fined with anxiety and alarm that such dangers can argon* her from • country, side by side with whose soldiers she has just shed her blood on the battle fields of the Crimea. I, who live amongst you, thoroughly comprehend the sincerity of the friendship which England bean to France, for I daily see the most convincing proofs of it. I am aware also of the noble and lofty principles which are the foundation of your legislation. I espe cially admire and reverence, in your country, that right of asylum which is the honour and the boast of England; the shelter which you yield to all the victims of the political passions of the Continent is your glory, and it is not France who would wish to see it diminished. Far from complaining, we are glad that, hare, illustrious princes, fallen from the throes, should find the respect due to great misfortunes; and we honour you for the protection and asylum which you give to all the sufferers of our political struggles, to what soever party they may belong. Let them live, then, in England, in pone, In security, in independenoe, and with every freedom of action. My country too well understands what la honourable foaling ever to demand from the friendship of England anytiiaz which could touch her honour. Permit me, then, to you what is the true ques tion ; It does not lie fn the attempt" at assassination in hem. sakes, nor even in the crime of the 14th January, which your government would have latestand to have thened us against, if it could ham looms it beforehand; whole quostke is in the moral situatku of France, which has be casss of bito' the real sentimen ts of England. R owe l i a r g ma g .caret by analogy, popular opinion decline that were there France mon aide &only Infamous to recommend in their clubs, in their papers, in their 'writhegs of every kind, the sasamination of a foreign sovereign, and actually to prepare its execution, a French administration would not wait to reoeive the de mands of a foreign government, nor to see the enterprise set on foot. To act against such conspiracies, to anticipate each crimes, public notoriety would be sufficient to set our law in motion, and measures of as= it would be taken immediately. Well, then, France ip that nothing of a his nature should have taken place in England, and Frenchmen say, "Either the English law is sufficient, as certain lawyers declare , and why then is it not applied f or It is Insufficient, which is the opinion of other lawyers; and In this case why does not • free country, which makes its own laws, remedy this omfr non f" Ica one France does not understand, and cannot this state of things, and in that resides the harm, for she may mistake the true eentiments of her ally, and no longer believe In her sincerity. Now, gentlemen, if ever that =utast confidence between =auk and nation which Is the true foundation of a stable alliance should be Impaired, it would be • deplorable mis fortune far both commies and for the whole of civilimation ; bat, thank God, batmen two nations interested in preserving kik cordial rolatkula—between two governments who esteem one another, and who continually display towards each other the most kirk ssentraants, the occurrence of such an evil is, I am almost impossible." The Zorn* Poet commenting upon the above, observes: —" We hill as certain ea belief can make us that the govern ment most, and will, propose, on the opening of parliament, a messore for the ponlahment of political sesamins. It is a capital crime by the law of the land 'to compass or ima gine the death of our Sovereign Lady the Qum,' bat thee Is actually no statute in existence which reach. the villain who compasses the death of any fo- reign ;thine. This has but to he distinctly unde stood, and public opinion will not only support, but, if need would kens government to take the necessary steps to remedy the pausal state of things." The Tigre this morning has also an article upon the Nob lett AII that can be conceded, in the opinion of the latter yoursed, is that power be given to foreign courts to promotions in this country any re age who are suspected of conspiring to murder a foreign potentate. His Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia, after the departure of their Boyal Highnesses the Prince and Priam' Fredwieh Milani of Prussia for Windsor Cast!' on Monday, hosourod the Countess of Jersey with a visit at her ladyship's minim in Borkekry-eguare. Hie Royal Highness Prime Albert of Prussia (brother el the !Lbw), seeceopried by his suite, has removed from Buckingham Pubes to the Brunswick Hotel, St. James' e. - The Marehioneas of Waterford and Lady Stuart de Rothesay will prooeed In a day or two on a Continental tour, the Marchioness having been ordered by her mediae' advisers to mak a milder climate for the benefit of her health.. The Earl of Mulgrare, the newly-appointed governor of Nova Soot* aooompostied by the countess, will deport far the meat of his government at the end of the week. Lord and Lady Carington left town yesterday on a Ask to the Bake of Bedford, at Woburn Abbey. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Pierrepoint have mind at Chuldp's Hotel from Imlay Hall, Bradley. Colonel Blane ham arrived at Fenton's Hotel from Timer Perk, Berks. Lient.-Colonel Fitzroy Campbell ban arrived at Featon's Howl from Miltafik4lowbray. The noblemen and gentlemen forming the niter of the Crown Prince lad nixes= of Preemie, of Prince Adalbert, of Prince Fredrick Charles, of Pesos Frederick Albert, and of Prince Albert of Fronde, left Fenton's Hotel yesterday. To-morrow the boys from St. Thomas's, Charter house, Scheele will visit the Crystal Palace under the guidance sad at the expense of the founder of the schools, the Bev. W. Roger,. The nmer this morning publishes the " roll of of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in the sewed session of the 17th Perlin:pent of the United Kingdom of Great Bri ttle sad Ireland." The comparative novelty of most of the tithe es the list is somewhat striking. The Premier Duke and the Premier Earl of England ascend Indeed, to the 16th century, the Dukedom of Norfolk having been created in 1483, end the Bakken of Derby in 1486. If the title of gh,,,,, s bery were not in abeyance the Premier Earldom would be carried forty years higher; but that is all. The make marquis end the senior vimount date from the middle of the 16th cearnry—the Marquis of Winchester from 1661, Visonst Herelkird hem 1660. In the last rank of the pomp, a Me more antiquity is discoverable. For Dateao—De Boa, Hearsgs, Audley, and Clinton, *eat up to the 13th *matey, but a creation of the 16th reatary, Tenn of Harrowden, is 12th on the list out of more then 990 pews of this order. Results still more remarkable oppose if we look at the places occupied by titles of very most dais Weed. Lord Hawks, whose barony wan meted In 1778, lee 170 barons junior to himself, end Lord Lynd hard, though the first of his title, is followed by 79 Pore whose mations ere law than his own. Of the MUM NM, exeleetve of princes of the blood, 118 peers only will be bead whose titles an War than the raga of George 111. FOREIGN OFFICE, JAN. 11.—The Queen has been Ifelmlsmiy phased to appoint Edmund Arnold Oratten, to be her Melestre Cowed at Antwerp.—Geenor, ROYAL 7113 HOSPITAL. The annual meeting of the governors of the Royal Free Hospital was held yesterday at the Institution, Grsy's.• inn-read ; General WATKINS is the char. Ilr. Serra, the esontary, reed the financial' state meat, from width it appeared re the booms of theinatits tkat•during the pad year (Inaludisi a balance of 9481. 19a. 11d. from the previous yew) has bees 6,0301.191.8 d. The expenditure amounted to .5,897 i. Os. 7d. (bseineng the pay meat of 1,866 L 12a. 7d. for debts ineorred ia 1856), isavft • balance of 133 i. 14e. lot. The Mowing is a copy of the medical rep ort , from the let January to the 31st , 1867 : Parsons afflicted with malignant and contagious 19,650 ; ditto, various disorders, 17,331; accidents relieved and sent home, 1,760 ; patient@ under the deatiet, 3 277. In addition to the above there have been 778 totally deetitube diseased persons admitted into the wards, of whom 61 have died, and 717 have been discharged cured or relieved. The number of accidente edmitted into the wards was 119, of whom 23 died, and 96 were cured or relieved. Total relieved in 1867, 42,906. Number of patients relieved tip to the 31st Decent bar, 1866, 685,780, making a grand total of 606,685." The committee of management and auditors for the year were elected ; a special vote of thanks was paned to Dr. Marsden, the founder, for his services continued thirty years; sad thanks were given to the medical officers. The meeting then separated. ORPHAN IFOItHI2IO SCHOOL. Last night a public meeting w u held at the ?damn.- i the wpm of raising contributiens towards kr tatirellan of the centenary of the Orphan Working School, Havenamat-bill. which will fell on the Bth of May next—the charity having been banded co the Bth of May, 1768. The onnuillie having detennimed that dollen suitable mode of ocennanaretlng the centenary weraM be to the ineenat building, ado to provide aoctennodation fo n' , a r 4 r r orphan children, inste 240, for which anther it was otiglnally Intended, it was resolved to hold a arise of =with the view of raising 26,0001., which it was cal would be required for this purpose, and to provide for the maintenance, education, and clothing of the a dditional children. Already several donations, varying in 'mount from Ito 100 • have been contributed towards the ntcolas of this Isn Ode object. At the meeting last night the chairman, Mr. G. H. C. Byng, .P., strongly advocated the claims of the charibf. THE LEFLATH4N. The launching operations were re-commenced yes terday mornhig at 9 e clock, end continued op to 1 p.m. The distance moved was 80 inches. The chip I. now at the lower mid of the ways. Preparations are being made for diem pigrog the mediae, and advantage will be taken of the first high ads to fioat the ship to her moorings. The works have spin been the scene of attraction, notwithstanding the in tense cold. Amongst the distinguished visitors this day were his Excellency Count de Persigny and Comftia, the Prince de la Moskowa, Marquis and Marchioness, de Cadaw Count and Counties Labedoyers, lady in waiting to the Empress Eugenie, and Count Castlebsjao, equerry to the Emperor, sorompanied by Lord Henry Gordon Lennox. Severed et the senators dthe United States, accompanied by the Anted. can consul from Southampton, were alto present, sad ap peared much interested. Mr. Mayes and several latike al distinction were slap present, all of whom Mr. Yates had the honour of escorting over the works end ship, and expinnrog the more interesting portions. The Marquis de Ca peered to take the moat lively interest in the construct on of the ship and her ponderous machinery, and append to be quite at home In the engine derertasset. ROYAL COLLEGE OF Btnio3oN3.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the nsmseary examine tions for the diplomas, were admitted membas of the College at the meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 22nd instant : Meters. Augustus Robinson, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia; James Ford, Sandford. Devon , John Morton Beemoont, Walton-place, Upper Chelsea ; Edwin Granville Ley, &duster, Kant ; Louis Richard Cooke, Or chard-street, Portman-equare ; o w ,o Oldtown, county Dublin; Michel Daly, Mallow, oounty Cork ; Gilbert Lennox King, Royal Navy ; John Jaw/ &alder, New els& ; CMOs' Merril Mood, Peterdield. Hants; sad Theo dore Edgar Dickson Byrne, Whiekhant, Gateehead-on-Tyne. At the atm meeting ot the Court Mr. Richard Enos paned his examination *w Naval Surgeon this gentleman had previously been admitted a member of the College, his diploma beating data February 22, 1850. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON.—The total number of deaths in London in the week that ended on Saturday (Jeneely 23) was 1,244. In the ten years 1848-57 the avenge number d deaths in the weeks corrommadiag with last week wee 1,201, but as the doses of lest week m owed la so be re population, the awnnie to admit ci =tmast te rebid peowerdowally to the tweratee, fa e a k will lisseme 1,131. Prom there statements it tint the wwwler deaths in the gement return exceeds the astimeled amount. Moeda to New men ;ram say ether theme la the raimmatie war ; k wee Mel kat least In 66 came. Whno ing-cough eueosaa the wintl i evirer carried of 6t chSdren ; 35 mews did ken ad 33 from emletine ; three ell died of the n t i Amor at a hewn In Thlinle•MlNik leer ninglen. Diemen of the respraijey Impuis pummel ittei ie 361 me a; of thine 213 were atlewtee to trowelhit ad 113 Only 761n1 aces wen Mantel 'maw the of isilerwm. The both el a women he reared es "— Ze 7 7 aZit of immildene netritherwi, awl a laden& awl et at. Themes LsplN the efebnis. •vi Wailed biped N. last wok 11e Meths d 1111 boys lad BO abb. tic . 111,7112 ehiliellk vows reglimei in Liam In the fa owiesinerlietweehe of Ur Tien UMW the avenge number was 1,563. RAILWAY CAMIPETMON SZTIVEYII LONDON AND IlLoornruns.—lt Is inbrolood tot dr Mawlisair. Sbasid, sad Lindner's, rod Orr Noelbws bon wed to porpordoro red dr Lorbia ari C Vot Worm% he a ooldonon of alloorms, ad loyal os owl to tbo oorpoldor at SNOW 1•1111, for psis sad ==l:emble boa bon ob. Ito art nab Obo ) is lo is sr blame Irodonsi llrheralor, Loehr ad ood auf, Loan art Urns& ilosida Is Oldrre ltawi LloaAt twos fir tope in 110 le orimiL d os Loads nod is le be al am glom lo Or Magarder, NEW& obi landadoo. 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