The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-22 00:00:00

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M r Os. i re Qs PIM PalYoe Is Ira weer h. Iti. hp ill . 1.11 1..0 1mim ....i...k alWri end 1 11•1 e Illara ail snooped ti ask rissi .191. WO% NM Pnarn his —7 w 4. MI Thl• .re OMNI. 10.0. DI- DI UNCLE E•A LPN: A Tale. Sy the Amber at "Desx4/I.* SD Om sum Mem, 00101% V Dponsi 1111/Ims. `LL IPTILL W Arial Tee "Mom. la. DS OSISPIT. vIL Lenges Jobe W. helm owl Deti W.l Ihnod. Time Ey 2 yob.. baby Ilve, ~IIUNTLEBB. Hy the Author of " Hands not ~..112•21•11210 of Omoiseiplbse sr; In. Wes: Joie W. Prim aM Oa. Wwi 1225..4. TOILITILt7 "="1112A71;:i= reat.%l • •I I I..elrei bi 4 Orgracr.: re= IMII.IIIIIIIII . 64 MOO= U. =LUM i P ; Miro Or OD ••••••.111, U.,4 •. W.O. APPINI " SHILLLNO " RAZOR, Sold every Mnin.s'ir d t a :gra TIS wag cri . LONDON. limn . as LENA ...•siS Gram Ss Or Wadi Is Isspl. OMWiPM SUPERIOR TABLE-IMES ....i ege al d el VisV mdigi lintivamillr. Id= "alz D...,L gm. 0- I n. e it :wall' ammae,,Lar . ant::.r.,,:: 1... APPINII BILVER-PLATID IMAM ern gm 10 la 00IL sadre,= & Ow. ft. We , o aft. MAPPINII ELECTRO4OLVER ISM,- NAPPIN BROTOMOS. Illaitsharams br Wmlei Ara& onsi Is We Qum, one Ur ••/, rbilbill slalom Ali sior • = 0". • 1 k oalas. ?We LOX DOlll MOW ZOOM • noll A Iftitaloa emada46, ib• bwalt NTOOS l e rk&SS la dr W liilh a te i =mlispillara L ii" lar in tbso•hallo. Oralaa• 0111•17 •Ola =. = i gat. "" 1 " "a ... I I r, :in:- '. • • ITO Is 1 • W am. lC, ******** II • • ii • VI •II • I b • • 1. malassinaLl liimftr. val•lrrrealg e %Sal= mWisa =evil& in and. warOall•L Tlit . b ra. maagnigra n yt i ern et L I M * : ••••Walaffr. Owes% oOrstata PIANOFORTES. -[pride sad postage fre.— ust I.tal intrisp sod primal of ROBERT cos obi Ok's 0 PORTIA —s- miol ollk lognollese facia.* issinemorie ponervaties. lo • rag peoplaloß We el al &roc At an far hoe so IER per morli sod virmide.—Ad asi Oe . bar MOWS orb gellilmer. lit a irr I I wiligtor ER* Larks. W. REE TRADE is all BOOKS, MUSIC, &a-- IL asesert et la tie le. a BeeM Nem l ?daft he. The nee m rp i reep r Z i rlir 6L &remits the IL elf notie. met Ilea Own el Mem 611 OM It empty la the NM OM dew garbs the phew rtieL •NI ereet imec d hee t keels et theiNled Tema mate IN lemhae. gm agallor. si.trararzr...... z L a rlin g irrglig leek et the leak el Leak& &C. Owe as OW OW COLD IT HAS BEEN me b. MOW. Woad C y 21/COLICTTJ sad W IMLI6 lIIIINe THSSIIORITZL WW I I ed. S. .11. ..ati=lia. Bassi/ dlal Is lIVC Ch =ekift Clarassar. ~a." Oa. 6 .—a Mad NSTHITE sad SOUND TEETH an sot only tellirmablg wills Is s plemig . estirier bi bee mak ad F-ramic-n 7,42 , : -. Fa BM% ma Li_ Dl_ I_IIIIIVI a = wleallod Is Wier sad deamoileas. AM InellhoullibmigeA. Os Warled. 10471= Ibuty b =;. bra 11 Ebelsers. Imparaw ~ MO le Ir= M. par los Onies.—Tis w lm ord." 'aks ai OA sad " A. LOWLAND sad SONS. ' al do cremegl maw abed am all Ms. Vg gm. amd lig iherlig RS. JOREBOI.II AMERICAN BOOMING MVP Or .1.15rt.1=1..= AlN lrip= l Z ine tWree;e76l bee pueeerwii vim mann tem emeeblisee s pabon pleal ma se Yr Imp le v=== be ems tbe le bee lonesest se %Byname ibs WWII* ; efte r je .mb elw a rg Yra we Wet tio=6 relied trieb 11. im se W i thie l V= ll et SAILOLAT=Et b ree , =eemee. eaelpe web Ilenemp J . DE JONOH'B LIOHT-BROWN COD i legew LIM _olll.—ls am al MAW. a. millaihe poen gi No Oa lirs bon isreablik sod lOW br Ire• I MIA Si vidi Wined WNW Ite Ihe gilds Nen w F Mi llgile i = • °l'. *w, ........ eib. ,... !2zoL o initr i vuatb=l ...A.- , glob. la._ .611. • 'MI% 111. pirodell mond itr - filD ifinewxlerul lieisli me =imam! a. n. vr......., N ACT of GRATITUDYL-4,000 Oigin d• is.a.l Odola i rdordpsiblow-0101191 ?ROW AS. lenal bits awl et aim= Wield. NMli b rOM dr t h.... ars et it 4161. Wm la • a tek la • b. 41 .* moo .. ra br imi TlMLlNV:ll 2l 4w,wd tw i llSll6 = re vs. ze=► I . l l — = s. 1 16 =4112 I.4. lo , : n em e ir 6,= . 61 lb. cg:tzwi II TWO ad. THI EAST INDIA COMPANY mid the int bed Ws la Ma. nt—Wanisene, 16 gnat UW. Vii,VANDERBILT EUROPEAN MAW PT ATM It•IL IP INT L EMiII &en Ilmisompin for V It i rTrAl Il i 0•VIIIDT. SAO jto• ••• i MT : VI l i tg lidraltrO t h i liniing&V j aw. Ta =sr' .: mined alas• ill; aft on spitr to Man Pilis tArelD sad Oa. . Imailas ea lLE a; • V MT= I. li•JW, cod 06. plasal MAY. lam W liiIIMM -- Pretested Iss d Liget nitt lias s lrerz="ctireett i rmr. ri tem. 4 re beim. Trlamsate imme =, • 464% .01=amiii d t :pi ei. leasitr el Imre etre. d = dd leaS .wow Ifie l• rrt ii...... s erWeemele i""al ler Or 7 .1. 61i11. remidr.a: wei WIIIM MIMS •111 h lagerri se be brae mt i r l e add rear ime i t i r a il ri ...b ' et lore ee mak eel el se orar;obeinemellme 6d . Ile en r mess rib keet lb* ben gem peke lb,. at km atm la awri m., ...u.. Meg" lewd, age be m ar k ef i kt r eee 1114184 bee aperel " "11 = 21 . 051 : 1, 4, " r, _ . a aL laergia ; . mows; . ink ow. ammo. ; = WO. simiiiatiLTAirlib DOE. MONT BLANC I 8 OPEN TO-NIGHT. MR. and MRS. GERMAN REED (late rag P. nortoai win *dr syrsayAirviy tinT WIWI ISO Nous,* el • ; iLvir4L7 ansersea as L L Is awl malL. b.; isisesi withwel Wes dregs al the =IOOI a INAILaa napalatrist ; sad M Mire. P. LareaLetrast. HAIM MUSEUM sod GALLERY of mum a OAST : Looms= o viame rr i larrik ra i=rof ' at • {miter to Om rag • "Moo So pa. :•• tlf 11. ~' ko of Baloe' at • opoolr vis 4 M e w 14 .IS . red floaoll."sa " of ' s• TY loolom now = elk elealeiee. V a" r a fr loaz isa. oloo ix awl NM 41. haymows MIL ie. Is Mao sol • peeleeme meg pi boo as the me. almes. LILEROMEN, sad ether gentlemen who pro- I" 1 "7 4". .-P--•- b ilin "n 641 11119 1M 411 " r a WOO I LD I M 5 CeitisennkTa:;;...• ladednelllie la wiser. is nods ea Ur we Leneweiwea. iwew Me kw.es = " weereeweeseee a we . weenie Me mai Mr. bum bissmad lift O. gollasse et A awl lesterlag dies of *Wail lairells,-.19011411011110i.W. NAVAL AND MILITARY. More*lmre or Thoore.—The European and •ostniise Comy's Mem ship Indiana, Captain belt, hes beta thartered by the last India Company for the memos, of troops to le troops will be in mediums in a fry dram Tau CAMP AT CoLatinia.--Beveral important etememnie have tam plea in We camp dmMg the het hw daye. On Friday the let Bellelien Nat litilkta, Ird Battalion af Os lON depet, sod Wahl Sed Bellelims LIM iirNMe, left far Whiabiwter with the --wits. if fifty won who are about to be &reeled to Inas. The Mime tommend ware Captain ittge, Capin Battereer, Cap& Bowles, awl Lieutenant Pardon. These troop are nmeseaded by the dipole it the 19th hirret, Captain Currie ; did, Oephin Hotter; Nth, Ca ehmen ; and the let NON= Mk ' , cot. • farther dna at Mum in =peeled le beaapetaimd ghastly to LAN ardent Imitne bees meshed to held NM samba Y readiame hr tatiss. • peel umber of terelte have *wed Ne eel= th i e 3 =t i rooth, end the bale me wwwwweently ta matinee le be hrwerad te Idsdireard Perk Harwich, kr inatruction menketry. CHATHAM, Vaa. 21. The 18th Royal Irish, 81st Light Infantry, 83rd mod 86th Regimen wappl 4 sneers and 126 am, to em bark oa Tuesday neat, at 6oathamptoe, at board the Sanaa, for Alearmeia, where they will proceed overland to Bom bay. Boer care and 248 men, mierted from the der of in tha 7th (Royal Fabree) 27th (Innek il linge), 62nd Light [angry), 61st, 70th , 87th (Royal Irish Vanden), 94 and 9811 Regbasnie embark at Gramma, cm Saturday mat, Re DEVONPORT, Fan. 21. The Wellington 72, arrived trona Greenock yeaterdoy, end disc.horged bar powder. She comes up harbour to-day. Her crew is to be tamed over to the Hogue for coast gaud wok*. no, Lapwiag, Commends, O'Reilly, wee tam out admit yestarday. TM Lynn reed cm Friday !or the Cape of Good Hops. The Avon, SIMS tender, left on Friday for the Roams pert with men paid of from the Enoonnter. The Euryalue, de Terkion, C. 8.. is being fitted for ser vice with ail . 111. Royal Highness Prince Alfred Is to join this sh p r shortly. no Nils is fitting for the lag of Admiral Chad,, and to the Hogue as 'turd ship at Qosenetown. The purchase of lands in the parishes of Antony wad Shoviocke, Cornwall, by the government, for the purpose of erecting a lino of military defames from St. Gentian's River, . . oa thTelorth, to the Chinn!, on the eon* le likely to la; completed shortly. These worts will be oa the high ironed, aboat throe Wks went of the Devoaport Dockyard, which they are Intended to protect. A emir al degree an Illter wise contemplated for the warn aids at Plymouth, sad others for the high grounds at dark 8t Budeanz, &c., on the north. . -- Docz7m* Trazorre.—Tbe Leh et the Admiralty NM purebred al the There d &she Dented the her bold of the portlier cd the peel held ea leer reseweble every seventy Teen, for 1001001., esti the heir* of the tunnel connect eg the per with the Keybara Rate, for the ern el 1,017 i. ea. 7d. INTBLZIGENCB. OXFORD, Fss. 21. DIA= or mss MT. DP.. Bum., CANON or Muer Ceracx.—The Bev. John Bell, D.D., Com el airier March, Prshesdesy of York, Vicar of &evertor', Northimp keidahs, and isle Qom of Faster, died tide ..mobs et Ids Weep h a lt: dl alot arab, miter a Beg BI- Bmid dd. no deemed deoliseant wee the ea stYr. es mime mike" prooddonor of Oxford. Dr. Bell, 17, yes empelseed one ea the Pehlto Bemires la the Ualversky ; lalBl4. to a cescury of lister ; to IBM, le • prebseary slag et York. The ceneary of Meter the rev. potion= gove sp • few weeks shim In MO he we ap. the mewsmewss canonry of Christ Chen* nal la rat by is yaw was preseated by the Dew Ned C=; . l sesq le the vales* living el Birrorloa, N tossidee. The deceased, brides the am% leld appshimists is the University u cee 1 the deiripiss ef eteaeals sod of tke pees. Some few undo oboe le ralipod the oaf of triarem of Christ Chunk to onosolossoo of in-had& We mankind W Bev. Asfirsz raellys Stairs, X.L.ll4t warily leßow al University CyrOmen of C virtue of the afro be bolds ea Prokieor of History to the Ualveretty, esecesd Dr. Ball as Ceina of Christ Cisme. JILLBILEBONE i'3B7 Y. On Saturday, at the weekly meeting of the vestry of to. ltwylebews 6 =Lvems 80DEX, churchwarden, to the chair, Mr. well, the vestry clerk, proceeded to reed the ferkswing requisition which bat been presented by Mr. Nichelay,iined by a number et istepayere " To the 'Vestry at at. Mary lebone. " W. Ur undersigned ratepayers and inhabitants of the perish of Meryleborse, luariag read with deep r usset the Tate sad insulting addrowes la the Moamar this eoew&y, with the moth apology of the Freese W.( ha te2 lll7 =, that' bee at the P Lord eltesai have broht in • hal died the Ceeepirney r neetlee in the ophdea of those mimed knees sod stalesassa, Lords Lynam*. Iswegbara, sad Cemplisik is guile tutrelifti tor, sod whirls. if pored, we belawo wlr vitally affect the just liberties we sow =Joy, sod reepeedelly squirt that you will great the use of the court base fen IM of bolding a nwedng et the ratepayers mil haw YtWs forthwith, that they may express tisk seatlissate thou" Mr. NICZOLLT mid—Aa to the 14• attempt en the life of the chief of a asighbearlog =Sias thzet i ol. E Lid, ham one sad Of the iingiem le the loudly ix regeed their knee end 111/611,1111111 et the attempt at semel notion, end had tally and empitallielly denowtoed the cos sgAgeters. After the =gainer ingteceeion of such («hogs ea the pert et the Raleigh yen* they did sot and had so right to apse to lad Wow to the Trench Emperor pub. the rigid Yeeniel of the government of Prance, seareisiaibmegusge et so ithwassibl sad so disrespecttal end hineg‘et • ihmegetair lingerie the lingffeh nation. (Heer, hem) 1 liar ag then &Adverse themedvie were conorragd, the Wish people could well have at tided and would have heated then with contangleens ague had net Leal Paheergent thought proper to tetretlese a bill, not lie own, but at French dictatien, which wag adding injury to the insult already offered. ("Her, beer," and " 01141 1 :1 When be introdiesed that ame=n, which wag lbs " Compheoy to illiirder Hill," a bill which bed hem declared to be whollg iinteageear i z ..._t_thora missed • stelemsa, Lord' sad Dow bilk the he siZ" . "7l - "&" lad be. aoan sod these was bet NMI kimelea mmis telniester Losabelh. altler tees bad Beady sera est, sad Idmislese amt he deka Ile dal" it did hot Oa the not et ihe nabs yells la sae earralisesa. It Iles Ints the* the si t sod &dm thiet et Latillebeasten en the pratiese somarbst altered the empieniela el the ogee. (gem The reusessetsiivas of the Ns* la the Bean of Omsaas had dew the duly. Lea Mussel's had hen plated is hie bligh elles a l a tt wise el the people, la sonsagesess el hie yeelbseld et likeitift, but tram abooksil Imo =trashiel to these it tisepetliat d mad h at=e i. deed eigasi iet he whish ' dot dist be did set tam wkaaar the Ate Mar bed Aped this Wei mould mobs to held iMk essesbc• at the masa Rtes be NM been to mom that the of the nemeriel MOW le greassd, sod he bops& if T"M bold • meth, II void to amnia to so old TM of Leal rebesrelm Charism* sod Hail. Pederfes r " Sm. how," sad soalemisa.) Mr. HOMED u eiu the mstiss, ens it yes seated with sae dlessatialL, TM OUTWARD PaJT INDIA AND CHINA Imo MAILS.— alp Oltaabo issergiss &Am* !be iglik mug BIM WY sad Air ilimytt ant-alem, sonsi.elmis pemegme, • tall roma arm sad spade at *mime et 21411t3i. LONDON, MONDAY wzrimo, FEBRUARY 22, 1858." SPORTING. TIER PIAUI AND 018INI CONSPIRACY. (Prom the Bireeingfiess .Tournal.) In the beginning of the week a missive, written m EogHA, wee receivad by the respected Prefect of the Seine. The document, although unpretending In appear ance, contained matters of ths utmost importance con the plot which malted la the affair of the Rua Lepel= the lath Jamiery. The Prefect, who, amongst him other qualifications, doss not that of understanding Eng trauelated somewhat to the follow ing " T— H— Tavern, Birmingham, Feb. 13, 1858. " 812,—We feel It our duty to inform you that Ondal, Pawl, sad • Pols, wigs sasseiblef together in a dark cellar under the prosaism of Mr. (the bleak wee filled up with the mans of • well known prftar to New-street), end that there they no doubt conspired together, as the Pols was heard to threaten to asseminate a parson in power. " We have no hesitation in auggsadag that Mr. should, as owner of the procaine, be at once interrogated, and the myMarious vault manamed, as no doubt important WNW suns will result. tar Mai sit Tosodos, Hoo;thorn 11111; habd..rootJaa Commoa 1= 1 ,...... arldWa. Wortatals& 11oldattoa ; astar&r. P =tatmalles. Samm&y. Llttisoolo-at U. rouotntia. Mr. 0. NOW& Swat& &ask 11111; Thursdar. Loma balm ; TM Sam Halo-at a &Ma) to 11. Albrattaa 1 W. & WoOmsdAr mor)o• ; 10 ,1 M) 1 111 06101 ark: • amp-Gt 11. lolowseth Itesaska ; Sloinday. Datettlks 1 W_ le e Dap el 1 * . Oamploa Itswit : TAW. OotMod: 11. = Fr. Doesioad i 4, TAN. Wpm& Vidoo•-at a prior la Bodsh&o. 04 116,411). Wellasalsg. Wlttooltos ; astatrag, anis ; 'Randy. 8 1104 tor Illam A It id oßV;. . 1 = . Twi limi llltas i ? gamic 11=11rsia ; estord.r, Oste-ot a Marta to U. To* Taanday.llloct Houma 410804. Woo lasi IFSE l . i feat (11 0 Is rosy. Wooolo UM sod Ilhoo los; Area • r ilstardaydeist m 4-44 u. I a ruserossieo.MoaloW. Mew Otar Woo; Tr .h l relay Isito- at 11. Moat Mond Awry Buotisak%). TaiNday, Merton UM W. 0 1 1; weroba. Moo& Moor. Tharalad, Bona: Itatazday, SNP wid a (Mr. Dorastt's). Valid. Loos wt Soa-at YU= A. Ilohn o raorsl. Tamotod. Make; -1 olt i ronorM. Manta& Mantiodoa 10•01, Oata-ot 1 ;Mr It. &Word's). 'body, Tao Tor tad 101. lloaris, Datior's Oresa h r i o r t a %ref to U. lis ia " =: * jo a =c - rxr - J. 0. N. ....x,1161. Hallo . - - .. ' 7 *;;;;, sir, your most obedient servants, " E. P. H— end E. A—." The laid* E. P. H. and E. A., respectively resent the sereary of a celebrated profeeeor, and a mal low empsdise. the beirmittion thew gives was tea important to be Mere- Lamed la a missive ham the French government rite L lreamnltted to the Ificarredies, and from thmos, with a speed a rise !sr ad tapery, sent to the Lobe, anthedlise oil Weslikad-yerd. The shrewd deemitim Williamson, who aglairell Dr. Derma in London, on Boa day, wee at once pat upea the track of this new remand= of the plot, an emend with beadoeflo and warrents from the ManiewMal ler the meat ant Nib d the plater named, bet of the hasgettemata gthe Mar, be betook himself to Htimleeteria, mime he swivel Oh Wednesday. Items emstimeillea was seem* esneed by his sad the senesageamems arrival, it was mid, of several members el the Preach police. It was feared that a raid was abed to be mods upon the democrats of Birmingham. However Kr. Williamson, obtaining the assistance of flargissat Manton, of the Birmingham detective form, set about instituting inquiries. First, the land lady Mass tavern indicated was shamed by a visit from these aloe, who were mare armlet in their interrogatories. They set ab out inquiring into the babas, antecedents, moo elates, end political opinions not only of the person chiefly implicated but of the iaformants. Satisfying themselves of them pertictaars, they traced the secretary to the shop of the very prude, impeached. Thus they had hunted down two of theme " wanted." Then they proceeded to the theatre, and the comedian was taken from the stage where ha was er hearang, and suddenly compelled to act • part In a drama of =slimmed effects. The way people stared as they saw him taken off through the Mesa barmen two dete cti ves to the printer's shop to confront the arch emispbator, whom he bad dmounced, was anything but pleasant ; but as resistance was vas, the terror-anoken actor meekly accompanied his (tip toes. The whole three being Way lodged in • private Mike, the interrogation of the printer began. " You are acquainted with Orsial and Plan! f " Inquired the detective, prefacing the senesce by a remark that it was " very mama piece of betimes.' " Yes. I met them mos. I will tell you al about it," re plied the ;winter, determined epos making a ohm breast of it. ; proceed." " It was about the 10th of Jane, I think (the printer went on), that Ondni lectured at the Music Hall, on Haim free dom. The mamma who engaged Orsini brought him hen, and as he was accompanied by Pied, and a Pole or Hongariaa, I was introduced to ell of them. We hod a gimes of wins together, and some convermtion passed ." Air!" exclaimed the detective, "sow It's caning. What was the oonversatica about r. - Ilardiz ik . IL Ohureblll ii, l'aviday, Non:hard Milted ; Friday, S lDess ai r - Arr if alti. P t 1 4Wistuday. Old Piropford ; Saturday. h ied-as t o to U. lug iblevi I Mr. Marriotti). Turaday, 'Balmer rough ; Saturday. Prideld Oveoa-sa U. Sorttli as a(Mr. A. Z. Button's). Tuesday, Boredom ; Saturday. Ave lay Ifill-al IL Town awd Iledhiliffitr. T. Ntuidest, Tmiday, Desylied Heath ; Fri day. Tatftelsie While Horse- sill. it veal Oadow OIL D. B. airsalosht. Mwltteldw. Woodhaut Mall ea ft u rta i Neeir 4 4.1, 1titr= e6 a. D lallella p Sdi a : l P l Staawidt Pasture.: Thum P. 1.4. 11=. . Wlllemaatrir , The Mitts Kemal; Fri :6lo2,madMil. CedlimMef. MslOrols: Friday, &wield Orem -1 .B. B.W.M WedrisMat Zee* Arks ; Friday. Log. I li (My. ttitlartithZ,tadvor Le. Sepia : Mambo, Dow; . Otionow-at a Quarter toll. (Kr. My ..Twordiy. bartwad II Mr. J. MAWS. Taisday. Re=r d e tes-si ll ;Dar hs&y, hew I , Drworfti Qualah (MN Dar-aa a warty/ toll. bir OIL Widdirassir, Tieday, oth r Illsrdi/a; Friday. Cra arrbalfwantlo. ( l oyeell lagratal, Thrawlay, New Ina; lalmday. Blot. Brow 14. Idiot Wight (Ootamittavo, Tuesday, Thomas ; May, Clodahill-at haMODILI Daft INA. Thursday. Dreads Dowd: datarday, Atria Mill-at half. iv r elivw OIL J. 0. Thadrwaftil. Medoway, Etwoldey ; Friday, DiiiiraArea lhahair-ae .t rzt U. (Mr. Iftweral. . Lasky; Theirlay. Gotta ; Bator a z .....z .. ....r. Toll Ilato-at hale Ml Tassday, North ; Flatusday. Nide Miterard• Ftlday, Darrow Nook -at Mirada ispellt (Ms. J. Oooliaatiel, Swaim Clillia; reldd, Wert Miring. a quirt.,to U. ow Fond Iltr.lL Ilitavall. TWISIALOsinee: Mandy Altdrileld Maltilwei ,• IlmairdLy. ria.aliat fteulor-ia • owl, to 11. Oliday UM. S. W. Aftrwrlghtii. Tomb,. liwit Fox ; sat.y. w=" `e he m.dirsiro. Thimair. aim wood - e* 1 • (Mr. Loft Philliped, womb& WIN MM. Qum' • . I c..-.a thug . w . Iftalhelefti; Dirmtfta/. ..b.r u itelt -at 11. OIL Po p rrral, W•lwastfay. Hoek:add ; latorew, Om. hiMeat 10. 4 2Maa. F. Tither, ma la d Mon. 0. Coati% Wedaarias. Ulhilelft 11111ade ; daturday. en Nine Chtawhos -at a guano to it (rd d likerdmi . e 2 .1 v arrattowil. Twelt d y. Delfts FL I ak =1, 11. - Kedii -. tr. Wittiest ; Thursday, Mew m lied . . . tint. . . Cs i t7 . : Thursday, Coals DO •ft . w idnadoi. PIPE , Heim • lave t iand mei , 011ierton; Titunalay. ftwistoow Wood ; Ph Mr Dairy Bridge ; Saturday. (Rohr 71 . 4ihlrin. O. Wahltreitsoday. Lsbotwood ; FridaY, AMIN' Didade-tit I& e n tail yly, ftwilpo, ,Iliftralaidord; Thursday, Plll Rooth ; Ilsologboa-rd aft Mind V. Tivolay. the ILlimol; Pedal. Artie MINNA 1100=M. & Mesullerd. MethilodaY, aro.; 14160. Popo 1* to 11. S TZ W Ziaftos 0, Tueaday, Flnhl Wm; Them Fie; eitunlay, W *hat Chide Fool-at 11. . w. Dirowporii. Wwltioday, IMlldiday ; Friday, Illairrludlrt 0, Ilford efi . OLL• = I. . C ailed . Cillroyboawd- aalyaa DL Thun6". Autrey Oaks loweid DatwoWst. Thursday. Boateldee (larded Wall: Bs Autrey I.ll6wbam 8111-at halt owt 10 Dot 'mai lily. H. IL OwloWW. Trada7. MartailDwira; Friday. Illadald 10010-at a ~iv to IL Thatbata (Mare. tare. nod HEM Tandy, Leftthodh; Friday, Dodllagtom-at halt IL Mr. W. W. Filthy's, ;Minton ; Thanday, the Twelfth Mlle Rode oa *h. Wilford Rid; . LILA 1.4 P-14 IL Snorted 1/dr. hosts Poinel. ursday. Two Gob, lftadord at 11. Fluidal' (110er Bard, Wedweilay, Chollarford ; PIMP. Pidiald at lailwast 10. 17attod rod Todd, rldrdes wood: Friday. Illsmiiit-wt halL paw. V M. IL (Iced Ofthiedhl, Twiny. Fairkod Wawa ; Trow•Awy. Petah. worth Ormnow ; liatorday, Illareasy-as a quieter la 11. Wandoloilire ilar. M. L. Lairs( Tawdap,_lllllked Wage; Thum day, Lead Ilandoa ; Misr, litarlslay ir Ldeo KM-at a witty to 11. Worth Warilitaddro (Mr. Wattor4), wow. Olawwdow ; Than/aft Dodos*: IM-a y. 'YID Illft-et a gainer to B. wub.s otr. J. C. UoydOl. ?Gadd. rodeos: nwan Weilwood visaswant H. waddro lOoload Clouse sad Mr. J. B. Odle* Woddidar, Sows Mae ; Mos. Orestharas-at halldwit 10. ,011edliM/111amL Medywiday, rad, og ; FAY,. Ilaideali adage; .illlllll Ilked-oi Irdl.ped U. - irk V. W. Wyatt. Today, *doyen ; SlormOap. Cdowaley ; kW ad Haddiard 1011-pod 10. Tort and Abaft 011 e 0. lasediA, _ dal. Dm t ars; ftwrew. sula.l- 7 at VWx ° Rr ailw " ' Mr" Matins. DOOM (OSMINOINII. Wadevaday, Thuador's Darrow ; Ibloyday. TM wria-sa a iisrur to 11. ilrookaido IIAL 0. Boatel. Thinday, Telworobe Ty.-.l 11. Craws. Mr. W. ftourilallil. Wodaerlay, Craysa Miler; Ttywrdaft Awaits at IL biottuawas„ Pokiato-itt Latest IL 10. tow Mr. Tuner A. Musa O. Tutelar. Minn.' : lad. Haab tow Wiedadil-at sets-pat It Blob hake I Ilr. W. P. ThowthlllW.To 107. Lana;: Shady. Fla.: daertilar, Golan pd-oi 11. Croatia Dowykw Lowish. Tawday. Pluitidelll Fartm ; Friday. Mon Boom Woo-at harps* 11. ILL Wallahs's, Maw, Show TWasio-at I& pa — T — ticul — aW' " But is it sot trite that they were together in a vault P " Yes, perfectly tros ;" and in reply to the question whe ther he could not be permitted to inspect this new Guy Fawkes chamber, ha wu informed that he could. lie was lad under ground, down narrow steep stairs, and through dark mysterious purges, mid came at length to a chamber dimlritt by gas. " Why, Ws a wine caller," exclaimed the detective. "Of arm it Is," replied the printer. "What on earth did you think it wen ? There is the very tub Orsini sat upon; than stood Plead ; and as they expressed • very decided opinion upon the really excellent qualities of my wine, why on may also judge for youreelL" Mr. Wi was decidedly at fault. Nobody ever could by say possibility look Mess like a conspirator than the port+ w printsr be sue before him ;no place an t world Ms Its ohms monelheneri el line4l.• the dimension et the details of elaborate plot. 81W the Wormatir was definite enough and pert of it was ungentkaahly true. Oreini and Pierri had been there, and had met together in a vault, although It turned out to he • wine cellar. The secretary and th e comedian mut be allied upon to explain; and with very little eireundoeution they were. " I have discovered that ppeartt ad the information you gave," said Mr. Williamson, sddesssing the letter writers, •• Is true ; only it turns ant that the roysteroos meetings win convivial not political, and that the subterranean vault was a wins cellar. What about the threat, as the letter expresses it, made' to aseassiaste • person in power f' " " Ohl as to that," said the printer, " it was the Pole that did that." " And did it relate to the Emperor ?" was the breathless br. "Not exactly; it was only said In allusion to a tax gatherer, who was dunning him for rates ; and he declared that If the fellow bothered him any nuts be would knock hie bland head off." . . Thee wee so Wading this gravely any longer; sad the welt was • dui* of uncontrollable laughter. Of coarse Mr. WMiemses, who did not at all relish being connected with • vill•geese thaw, hunting after a hoax, demanded an esplanades iron the later-writers, Wen whom the swamps el Camas, oilleelses, ma the Oesciergoie =MO *Oa sear. ThesiOne many gives. It enured that as Baur day eves*, • very pleas* party wet together, whom, the cesonaties teeg upon the late phi, the primer happened crams his Macaw with Onini aid his componios. " ShraidLea ilea trip at bet Mlpty's was Ipso r V rid esserelligly na tratter Abe:t i los was mitten. Nobody folded that it would be sent oft; bet as the prints, dares W oaatary to do it, he *dressed it to the Prefect of the Beim, and diop ed it is the pest, sever thinking that any no dos 'Dahl be taken of what wee so *asepses& a joke. "A ios m ir eMy awl impost* joke," said the detective gravely. two gooneasals is wicks ;" and after obtaining the signioeo d IYe topeenwe poetise loth& several state. =Me, kr liessololes to the Nem oMoe, this valuable Ober leek his degorlos ken Iffirotegitesa, sad returned to Lathas. We resy borevo, thet the worthy is was during the whets of the egr kept, if sot in custo r dy, at ell mate tinier alike oroveMemee. The WO were ft* graphed le Limbs shoat *War bet as reply as to the course Mr. Willismes wee * wee rooked until Thursday. la the oesswhile, the prister west he was followed, s t d very Olthinny dining en hie journeyisp is verities pain at the torn, by the poesverbg detective. It we lsee fa the eosing, awl epos meter ing his own house, tha t he woe left aloe* Leaving wide the Inbar me* es Is drawn area this tree story, the paver trees ft trio is dad ear govenuosst an I:27ea p/ap Wow lee the Pelmet lagefor a *tie too , 9d arl flea s. It. analleet oetmee, or so messes at all, LeE la inseentimo rely he plated undo reettaint at the ef WOK& polies. This is • change in our O ohs el Swim which we 6s t Wish, and if it is owned masa fetter 11111, will be a row fad no mistake. Anaverytting weeded with the slot is of interest at Ibis usimst, we weed a latter whisk was received by Mr. ef Prealiskeet (who made the growls.), from Mr. Al The etespaity el *le soOlsons is placed beyond all doeht toy ewszawelofits, WM* is es knows : "Ifevesther 12, 1867. " Mr. Taylor,-131r, I shall feel greatly obliged by your ending as the don*, hells, now • nosh ego. You wig Imenbar peolebigast them hole, should be bored and the perks** mows Made* is • we, few fts. It saw busmen imports* Owl *my *old be l s sied Ihrthwith, wen fop tha t you will wed thus not /Oar nos= nut, to • Hotel, end the many stalls forthwith.— am, sir, your obedient servant, " T. ALLSOP." Mr. Taylor, we believe. %Wads to fanned ea affidavit of the hots consected with Kr. kUsop's ordering of the shills, his receipt of them, and his payment of N. 4. 61., which we the cost of the half-doses mob, to the Frisch prow** to-day. CRICKET. -0- MARYLEBONE CLUB MATCH'S, 1866. Thu committee of this celebrated club have now the following bat of =tam far the ensuing sesaan a =s e d to Use approval of the clubs therein mimed : Mollify, May 24, at Lord's—Woven Gentlemen and Players el laghad spina& Shama Gentlemen of the till. varsity of Oxfoid. Monday, May 31, at Lade — Y.C.C. and Ground against the County of East Monday. Jane 7, at Le —All Lend Eleven against the United All England Eirrea °masa of the Cricketers' Fun Thud). rsday:June 10, at Orford—Y.C.C. and Ground against the llaiveselty of Oxford. Monday, Jame 14, at Lord's—Y.C.O. and Ground against the County of Bustax. Thursday, June 17, at Lad's—Y.C.C. and Ground against the tfaivendty of Cambridge ; Myra match. Monday, Jens 21. at Lord's—Univemity of Oxford against the Oniveraity of Cambridge. flatarday, Jams 20, at garrow—K.C.C. sad Ground against the Prima Barrovhavr. Monday, Inv IS, at Lord's—Old Etcmians against Old Harreviaras. 11;1day, July 6, at lard's—County of Kent (with area pitMeopast all England. .ly 9, at Lord's—Prosent Etonian' against the 'twat Earrovisna Monday, July 12, at Lord's—Chadian= against the Pi gotbaaday July_ 14, at Lartre—M.C.C. and Ground against the Pines= Ragtwasa. Friday, July 16, at lords—Rugby School against Marl borough Moods;" 4 4 19, at Lord's—Noah of Englod spina the loath af JZZt Lads—Aß Maga= Eleven *gab= the Wald All 'Wilma Eleven; return match—hem& of Nage Par. Thenday, Anust 12, at Manchester—Noah of England mist ea Snob of Eagtand ; return last= Manday, Anita 16, at Canterba7—County of Heat (with Mose players) 'gland All E land; return notch. Think y, Asprt 19, at Can NW ('demo at Etat (with two players of Kent) against the Gentleman of he retzwn match. TThe mad= with boat and the Maylebone Club are not load. ASHOVEI CHURCH. DERBTBIIII4.—It may be in tie recelleclisa of the paltic that la the *arty part of but year the beam of the In. Mr. Noddle was bibs' Into by some aelerlaus Masln, alto, by Oak awakeMagbis iahat abed la dm areay caused the alarm al Mrs. Mailer sag May, cilia lei Is their amulet m s' by Mr. Not/de dim* big st sal teemedleg Ms rialier, which dim& bte agysehemiem leid, awl pmdelamt. To ceseemme Ml rate this moue emi Me yomeleadmi seams, tbh Ms cussed am mbeheer, et tbs seal sad M the t be =do ma eat lath stela* Om with oPlotre jab, mil Ms beet4te Out if menth off ray babas sal Mesa maim' Presesall by Joseph Bathat, sal limy ° Art% Mk es a dembeha Is atm ea the 111 M der st Isbnmey. OM la wile el yobbo% saved lair liras sal the Wes of Mak hely b s lemt adivanmes" Mr. W. Womble ea, at Leedom, bse beta bath We artlat sad ar chitect. FATAL POIRONINOII ON BOARD A MAN•OT-WAIL —Her Majesty's alp Wittiest= riled bob Cespbskaa with a bit wind w Nowley atondag bat. Oa the yeevione Satarday, a boat crew of twelve bee, widie ea oho" bog up • quesitty el Mob* whisk they Ride* lar wag alai or paohry. The awe who partook of ttokla wobbor, booms very 111, sod two at firs—Ni• *MINA amid Webb, eed • serart—lhol aaMtedy woo day. The kart Worm** teethed bon the vowel ebbs OW bar d the ethos were theiereasly tQ ea Soft ofterecoe. The two vbs Mod sus Wei d at al Dightatawitablit famed was silumbli by iirwords4oo die of Ceaspbritie. Wei& hie kb a widow and two &Mem la a ow of saspislo dendestisa.--Ortaseab Adirerlior. Am Amigicss Vila= AlEoh2.--SOI:ITHAN , 2OIt, 81111 DAT.-n I m o awed !we this monsing Out to Lemke. slip, the Mien &eget, at 1,200 bee beige. wee 011111WO .C ins* et the beck at the LM of W~~y, haw vie bee el gesso. The wiwi I. le wleg Wass hos lb* earsamast. The emit tame the ship Is ashen obittedriewsly deagetoes. Two it legs love Ish ben, end lraa Pesliewralis, IS reader eieletepiee. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. FRANCE. Crawl OUR ewe coasamosmzer.) rmus, 8111171IDAY EVENtIfO. The Pays says of the news of the adoption of Mr. Milner Gibson 's amendment " The moment has not yet come for appreciating the import of the incident, because we have not the report of the debate before ns. We will make bat this observation, that although parties may consider the amendment a clever manceavre to be practised against the ministry, it is impossible to admit that there is any common sense in it with regard to its professed object, viz., the state of diplomatic relations between Englan d France. In point of form, Count Walewski's despatch to Count Persigny of Jan. 20, having been simply communicated by our ambassador, the names of diplomacy did not absolutely require that it should be answered. But in substance the despatch of the French government, to loyal, so noble, so fall of deference and delicate con sideration for the susceptibilities of a great people, with whom we are allied, could only have met with an answer worthy of the application. This answer Lord Palmerston gave by presenting to the House of Commons the bill which has just been so strangely amended by Mr. Gibson." This polite phraseology means that, in the opinion of the Pays, Lord Palmerston bad no choice but to do as he was ordered. _ . _ . The Patric cannot conceal from itself " that the fate of the bill seems to be as much compromised as thetion of Lord Palmerston," and thinks such a deplorable event as his lordship's retirement on such a question can only be the result of a misunder standing. The Bourse, which has been weak for several days peat, was naturally affected considerably by the news from London. The Rents fell 45c. for cash and 50c. for account, closing at 89.55 and 69.60. Mobilier declined 16.25. The Orleans Railway fell 10E, and the other lines from sf. to 7f. 50c. It was hoped from the second quotation of Consols reporting a recovery of 1, after the heavy fall of the morning, that Lord Palmerston would remain in office. lal:7l;cle,whoiteTernains were brought to Paris from Naples, was buried to-day. A grand funeral sonic" was performed at the Madeleine, which was entirely filled with mourners and spectators. Rossini was present. Among the vast crowd were also observed MM. Halevy, Berlioz, Duprez, De Saint Georges, Nestor Roqueplan, &c. Th e Requiem of Mozart was performed by the Italian Opera company. The Benedietua was sang by Alboni, Grim, and Mario, together with Tamburini, who lives in retirement in Paris, and whose voice has not been heard in public for many years. After the service the body was taken by railway to Maisons- Laffitte, to be interred in a family vault near an estate which the deceased possessed there. ITALY. PIEDMONT. (mom ova OWN 0011211 TURIN, Pm. 17. The relations at present existing between the Sar dinian government and the French government are singular, and somewhat equivocal. Prince Latour d'Auvergnc has not delivered any note to Count Cavour upon the affair of the 14th of January. But whether by virtue of instruction' received, or through his own excess of seal, he continues, almost every day, urging the President of the Council of Ministers to proceed with increased vigour against the press and against the refugees. The solicitations have been augmented during the last few days, since the arrival from Paris of the first secretary of the French Lega tion here, Count Aimt d'Aquin, which has given rise to the belief that new and more pressing . instructions have come from the palms of the Tuileries. Bat it is certain that as well the ambassador as his secre tary add to their instructions something of their own, perhaps in order to cause it to be fn rptten that the former comes from the ranks of the Legiti miets, and the latter owes his position entirely to the Home of Orleans. Besides this, the French Lega tion here has long been prejudiced against the liberal party, being connected by the ties of friendship with certain gentlemen of the old aristocracy, who find that all popular institutions stink in their nostrils, and I who are displeased by the indifference with which the public regards themselves. However, Count Cavour, feebly supported by England, and pressed upon by France, a few days ago did not hesitate loyally to lay before the King, Victor Emmanuel, a description of the very difficult situation of affairs ; showing that he, Count Cavour, could not recede a single step from the principles of enlarged liberty and national policy which he had loudly professed, but that the King might perhaps provide better for the urgency of the occasion by calling to the mi nistry persons who were more tractable, and lees compromised with the Liberal party. After a long and frank conversation, Count Cavour was earnestly requested by the King to go on in the same prin ciples and policy that have been hitherto adapted, and not to invade the public liberties in any r l er to inflict any injury upon the destinies oiel= moat and the hors of Italy. This firmness on the pert of the King has given fresh courage te the Ministers and the country. Meantime, Victor Emmanuel, willing to believe that French demonstrations of friendship are sinosee, baps on bestowing the greatest marks of his favour upon the ambassador, and showing an unbounded confidence in him. It was noticed at the last court bell that his Majesty entertained the Prince Latour d'Auvergne in conversation for nearly two hours. The clerical party, however, takes an ungenerous advantage of the annoyances to which the Sardinian government is exposed from foreign diplomacy, and is in hopes that the deplorable event of the Paris Opera Home will result in bringing about through out Europe a general system of reaction and repres sion. The Civelki Cattolica has lately published an article of remarkable violence, in which it seeks to prove to Napoleon lIL that he is now only reaping what he had sown when he commended and pro claimed the principles of 1789. This morning, our Chamber, after • recess of more than twenty days, resumed its sittings, but without any incident worthy of notice. A. speaks of Watt and Park as having been handcuffed on their landing in Naples. It was only en rout! to Salerno, and in their different tripe from the prison to the Procureur.Oeneral's house in Salerno that thg were handcuffed. The appeal made by the murderers of poor Bland ford came before the court on Feb. 12, when the sentence was confirmed; all the previous time of their imprisonment counts for nothing. Some little talk ensued last week in consequence of a Swiss citizen called Pittet having received his passport, with an order to leave Naples. Pittet was the oonfidential servant during many years of the late Sir William Temple. It appears that he re cently demanded payment of a debt from a country man, who immediately denounced him to the police as one who was opposed to, and spoke against, the government. The consequence was as I have stated. Pittet leaves by the steamer of to-day for England via Marseilles. THE ENGLISH ENGINEERS IN THE BING- DO M - OF NAPLES. (ram oun own NAPLES, 7113. 16. I am glad to state that our countryman Watt, the engineer, is now in the British Hospital in Naples. Mr. Barber, the acting consul, received an intima tion from the government that he would be con signed to him, and that, on his responsibility, he would be permitted to remain for the present in the hospital. Mr. Barber went down to Salerno yesterday, and returned in the evening with Watt, who appears more tranquil and happy in his new quarters. He was unwilling to come up, and I re gard this fact as another indica tion of the suspicion which he entertains of every one. Since his arrival he has been visited by another medical man, thus leaking seven in all who have seen him, and his Zicorresponds entirely with that of the others, re is in a high state of nervous excitability, and on one subject as quite insane. Let the men of E ng land note that, and take it as a comment on Lord Clarendon's speech. Two medical men from the Lunatic Asylum at Averse will now examine him with a view to ascertain whether his madness is reel or feigned, and the trial will be resumed as soon as a decision has been formed. Thus February will pass away and nothing done, and the month of April will be completed, perhaps,before the trial is over. And Park and Watt are innocent: there was sot eves evidenetenough to commit them. Alas bow has England fallen since her sons became elms Yletter in the Doily News, of the Bth inst., THE UNITED STATES. The United States mail packet Fulton, Captain Wotton, arrived yesterday at Cowes, or, her way to Havre. She left New York on the 6th inst. Us brought over 88 passenger-76 of which were for Havre. Amongst her cargo was specie to the value of 300,000 dollars for England and 394,666 dollars for France. She passed what was believed to be the City of Baltimore on the Bth inst., steering west. The news from the United States is not of any importance or interest, except the following, which lacks confirmation : Chicago, Feb. 6. A rumour come to us from Fayetteville, Arkansas, that a fearful insurrection bad occurred near that place, said to have been Incited by two white men. The enter are re to have attacked two settlements, killing twenty s, burning houses and killing cattle. The insur rection was finally subdued by the orgadaation of • force of volunteers, who seven and captured eighteen of the insurrectionists. The truth of the rumour was doubted. General Walker, Colonel Frank Anderson, and several other filibusters, have been indicted at New Orleans for violation of the neutrality laws. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Fen. 6. The cotton market was quite active yesterday, and closed at firmer rates. The prioee obtained were on the basis of 1010. to 110. for middling .uplands, closing at the latter Flo • m ur was without change of moment in micas, and males were somewhat less active, the demand for export being light, sad the chief eels, being made to the local trade and for the outward. Wheat was firm end rather more active, with odes of OM* Southern red at 1 dol. 22c. and common Western white at I dol. 18e. Corn was lower, and active at 65e. to 66e. for all grades. Pork eider ; mess at 16 dole. 50c. to 15 dole. 62c. Fr eigh ts to Liverpool were more active, and in flour and dead weight firmer. To London and Glasgow they were quiet and en changed. The heaviest engagement to Liverpool consisted of 10,000 Nils. dour at la. 10d. to 2s. Excluxon.—The rates for choice bills continue firm, and quite up to the specie point. On London, 109 to 110; on France, 6.161 to 6.13 1 The market for money keeps easy. Both banks and private lenders are disposed to extend their loans at call at a moderate interest where the stock collateral. are unexceptionable. We quote demand loans 6 to 7 per cent. ; discount, 7to 8 per coat. for short, and 71 to 9 per mak for long date paper of the bast class. A SET-TO IN THE AMERICAN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Up to four o'clock on the morning of the 6th the House of Representatives was sitting, having at that hour refused to adjourn, and there was no immediate prospect of a vote being taken on any of the ques tions connected with the Kansas message. About 2 a.m., just as the proceedings were getting very dull, about one-tenth of the members being either asleep or nodding in their meats, others smoking cigars and visiting the refreshment rooms, the fortes was thrown into a violent state of excitement by a scene of which the reporter of the New York Herald gives the following sketch Mr. 0 ow was walking down the aisle on the democratic el& of the hall when Mr. Heed and • friend approached Ida A squabble quickly took place between Mr. Grow and Mr. Keith Mr. ?WM struck Mr. Grow, when the parties were separated by Mends. They then e xchanged words in an evidently excited and menacing manner, when Mr. Keitt again dealt • blow at Mr. Grow the latter knocking him down. The respective friends of both parties rushed to the rescue. Various members on each side engaged in the fight, which took place in the area fronting the clerk's desk. Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, was conspicuous among the repub- Beane, dealing heavy blows. The speaker loudly and im peratively damsaded ceder, and called on the Sergeant-at- Arms to interims. That functionary carrying his macs of office, together with his assistants homed to the scene, and crowded into the thickest of the fight, in which at Wet • dorm members were engaged. Some minutes elapsed before this truly fearful °outset was quieted. The members having reluctantly returned to their seats, there was a dead calm in comparison with the scene jest *acted. Mr. Quitman proposed that they now adjourn and take the question on the reference of the Kansas message on Monday, at ens o'clock. Emphatic and general from the = republiaan side, "No no, no I ' The fo e : began to break eat afresh, whesi the Speaker said he would direct the Sergisant-at-Arms to put under arrest those who disregarded the order of the house. Mr. Campbell said he foresaw that disagreeable feelings would result hire from the exciting questions connected with Kansas. Mr. Barksdale—l call the gentleman to order. (BMr. Campbell wished the gentleman from Miasissippi arksdale) to know that he (Campbell) waa his peer. A member of Congress, who was a whams to the diffi culty in the hones between Mr. Grow and Mr. Rein, gives the Following particulars : " Mr. Grow objected to Mr. Quitmen's making any re marks. Mr. Keit* ' ifyou are going to object return to your own side of the limes.' air. Grow responded, 'This Is a free bah end every man ham a right to be where he pleases.' Mr. Keitt thee went ap to Mr. Grow, and mid, I went to blow what you mean by such an answer ea that?' Mr. Grow replied, ' I mean just what I say—thia is ' a his hall, end • men has a right to be where he plesies.' M.r. Keit* (taking Mr. Grow by the throat) said, ' I will let you know that you are • black republican puppy; Mr. Grow knocked up his hand, saying, • I shall occupy suck place In this hat as I phase, and no nigger-driver shell meek his whip over me.' Mr. Keitt then again mobbed Mr. Grow by the throat, and Mr. Grow knocked ' Lie peed ad, and Mr. Kilts coming at hire again, Mr. Grow knocked him down. The fight took place at twenty minutes to two o'clock. Further difficulties are apprehended." THE INDIAN MAILS. The Indian mail packet Indio, Captain Evans, arrived at Southampton on Saturday, with the heavy por tion of the India and China mail. She left Alexandria Feb. ; Malta, 10 ; and Gibraltar, 15. She brought home 49 pamengers. Amongst her cargo was rpecie to the value of 2,6101. sterling, 96 packages of talk, and 76 packages of elephants' tusks. The Indus passed the Indium mail packet Ripon on the 16th instant, and the screw Mesmer Milan on the same day, off the rock of Lisbon. Her *Metre steam transport, Urgent ; the Norwegian =vet* Ornea, and the Prussian frigate, Thais, were at Alexandria. The Royal Albert, Hibernian, Ccestineror, Centurion, Primer Royal, Vulture, Depurate, Ta rt aru Harpy, Vigibatt, Medina, and Caredoc were at Halls ands, the stam sloop, Curfew, was at Gibraltar. Captain Ander• son, engineer oilier, who chiefly organised the defence at Lucknow was • parsers( on board the Indus from Musa dria to 141 m. He Is the erstLaclaow refugee who has reached Europe. He was not wended, but seriously shakes, and ill through mesedm fatigue and anxiety. He was persuaded to Mop at Malta and go into Italy to recruit his health before be visits England. Among the passages who landed at Southampton, on Saturday, from the ladus were Colonel Thorold, of the 42nd Reenact, who fought at CAvrapora and Dr. Travan, late of the Ma risa brigade In China. Comparatively few et the Lucknow Weems lied reached Calcutta before the Indus pseatagers La them. 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