The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-22 00:00:00

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Pain= politics are the mead embed of irony for tagmaewe sad enthusiastic etnimla et pabli• affair. le ear own sober and mulsdaideenstry wean awe& toned to a embalm ontwasd einidetimey in the lime ef paha; tam, sad in the hwateeptiosai emu when this dignified quality is thing, we do not care how dew et enemenfal the sew meg be; w all him • men of genius, we admire hie pin*, and nerve, sad chill ; bat we arra give him oar maddens or =peek Is Framer where the revoletioaary whirlpool him tamed men and things topsy-turvy so many times in the kat seventy years, this sort of conoistancy, and this met of respectability in public men, are utterly out the qesetioo, and it is very often mach more the fault of the whirlpool than of the men, if they appear to m to change sides and faces so often, and to tarn op in sate unexpected attitudes. When the present Ent pair of the Fat.Neu, or Count WALIWIEI in his name, was using violent language towards Switzerland became the Federal submit= de clined to renounce the rights of hospitality, we remembered that ones upon a time the Burma himself had been an exile, and that a tartan Federal Republic had given him • refuge at the risk of war with a neighbouring power. When the Emperor of the FIINCR, or M. DI PIIISIOPIT in his name, de nounced the asylum accorded by England to French refugees, and almost accused England of complicity with assassins, we recalled a certain expedition to Doelogne, a certain trial before the Chamber of Peers, and a certain sojourn of no brief duration in this land of incriminated hospitality. We cannot help feeling, in short, that there see lips from which any nuntion of fidelity to oaths, of respect for =mutated authorities, and wandry other public and private virtues, falls very like • same= upon all that is held meet sawed =an hem= men. Bat the public life eves of honest men in Fames reeds like an epigram of fortune or of fate. Take the prameetiee of M. DI MORTOLIMBILIT for example. Seventeen years ago this eminent and aoarageons men wee brought before the Police Correetionnelle by ter then liberal and eo untidier' advisers of the: Illemerry of July; and now oar mere be is annigoed before the sans* tribunal, though not been the err judges, by the firead Empire, for whisk the Monarchy of July strewed the way with Bonapartist anesortslirs, and which has ret•rned des compliment by confiscating the posserons of the Hour of OILIAIII. Seventeen years ago M. l DZ MONTALLMIIIIT wee indicted foe the virulence of his oppositioa to the existing Goverement. Tho Government was disposed to check the eserseh meats of the Catholic Couch M. DE MONTALIZI DRAT horned with the fiery zeal of en apostle of LANZZINAIA, end fought for the beatific vision of • Catholic democracy, in which the world soald be divided between the populace and the Pots. He was then the bitter enemy et, the University of France, as the seat of • purely secular instruction ; among his nearest political supportvrl and fellow enterers in the present year of Imperial grace, the foremost, we apprehend, have issued from the ranks of the University. M. DE Witseeissiane's seal for his Church has never relaxed; in 1818 he wasthesameardent apologist fix scelmiestied privileges that ho had been in 1331, and in 1343. In 1847 he was the organ of the Swim 'emit Seselerbund, is the Chamber of Peers. In 1349 be wee the ardent champion of the Pope in the National Assembly. And now, in 1838, he is in sulted, barged, and condemned, by the meet fa vored lad intimate advisers and advocates of the Papal policy ; he is brought to trial by the " Eldest " son of the Church," because be bee presumed to de fend from monstrous Wetmore a Christian people, and • people allied with Frames. Daring the best years of his life all the energy of his powerful intellect was spent in claim ing liberty for the Church, and lo! the use the Church has made of her liberty when all around bar is relayed. Italian Liberals, in whose ern sWI ring the echoes of that eloquent voice, which demanded the 'oppression of liberty at Rome for the good of the Catholic world, may well be pardoned for an imper fect sympathy with a great writer's nuavailiag aspira tions and regrets. And yet we, who can survey dispassionately the career et M. DE MONTALIMBIZT, peresive that he has been the sport or events rather than of any inconsistencies of his own, and that whilst events are conducted by an inscrutable logic to Inevitable conclusions, a man's opinions may be at twee supremely illogical and fatally cousistent The %era Catholic of '3l la the liberal Catholic in '66, hut Catholicism, never liberal except pro domino- Wow, being once more fres to tyrannise, is once ware the friend of tyranny. The Conrt of Correctional Police will present a curious and instructive spectacle of political "re •sages" on Wednesday next. The bre-long champion of Catholic " liberties"—the chief of the reaction in the National Assemblies—the Conserva tive by instinct, by family tradition, by birth, by name, and by fortune--the man whose pure name the men of Leormber borrowed without license fur a day, to dazzle and deceive the conscience of honest men withal, will be accused by the law officers of a man who was a rebel against the POPS is his youth, • conspirator fur eighteen years, a breaker of public law, and • disturber of public order, until by fore* aid fraud be bad trampled law into the dust, and made order his footstool: 31. Di Yort ►tsyacat will be accassd, we nay, by Louis NAPOLLON BONAPAITL of attacking the respect due to the laws, and instigating his country men to civil war. He will s defended bethe illus trious advocate who, though eitihful Royeihk pad a steadfast adherent of the Bo se of the Ilder branch, defended in 1840, withrslBlantherfty4rhis generous character and hi,brilliant elOsience, the rebel of Boulogne, the apbrir et Ns keiblr the FIRST, and from '4B to 'BO, threw the shield of his own honour between the PRZIPIDINT of the RAPUBLIC sad the representatives of the people. Beside M. Roam will be seen M. DC VAITRE, who, ea Minister of the Republic, brought in a bill to restrain the liberty of the press, and who wee once the minister of the present Benito& M. Durstrze will defend the Correspoidant. But the irony of the proceedings will not be only in the pest and present history of the defendant and his amina•L Bimple.minded observers will look to the indicted pompom in the article itself, and they will ask with reasonable surprise, How come it that ass of the meet devoted Catholics and Conservatives in Europe is arraigned for defending a Liberal and Protestant people against the rabid libel of Papistleaf pamphleteers, and that the " august Ally " of Eagland," sad the sometime Prisoner of Ham, whose published works are fall of praise of England and English institutions, to which be owed a shelter in adversity, maks to punish ea a crime of treason and sedition M. Di MONTAIIIOIII3W6 affection for ►is own native lead and his mother country ? How It is that whilst week after week, and almost day after day, the Preach press teems with a rank growth of false and infamous outrages on England, prophesies of her decline, exaltations over her fall, prerogatives to a piratical descent upon ber:skores, these flyteg•eheeta of stupid malice are not only tolerated, but authorised—not only:suffered, bat stamped by the censorship, while MONTALLY MILT is - proseouted ? The future must solve these enigmas enigmas. Bat with such a spectacle before their eyes, can we wonder at the confusion of the public mind and the corruption of the moral sense in Franco ander the Second Empire? THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER LATEST INTELLIGENCE. jj 4; Est HB TRIVIANB kT IaiLAFRAWCA. Alklegram gotom Ni 4 puNished in posterday's P)pdepapers. mikmaces Russian yowls of vW on Friday took posesesioamf the establishment at VWatranea, lent by the Eliedinian government. Russian sentinels immediately replaced those of Sardinia. 22, _lB5B. :g. UNITED STATES. • LIVERPOOL, BVXDAT. The Aral mil steamship Pena, Captain Ind kina, which maga from New York on the 10th inst., has arrive** this port, bringing 148 parwengers and 79,792 dollars in specie on freight. She brings noii;telligenoe of the overdue steamer Indian Empire. The steamer Vigo left New York on the 6th inst for this port. The following steamers kad arrived out :—The Glasgow, from Glasgow, at New York on the Bth ; the L'ircusian, from Galway, at 81. John's, New foundland, on the same day ; the New York, from Bremen at New York, on the 7th; and the Kan garoo, r t ees, at New York, on the Bth inst. Theamship Pacitio sailed from New York for Galway on the Bth, with 174 passenger., including Lola Montea. The Washington correspondent of the New York Time telegraphs : W Lanntoros, Nov. 9. General Walker and J. L. While anaonatant campanken and nadersimil each other we& It is Matadi that the per ea the sisamehip Wedsington are illibuters. Whin skys thee, as the government here meld not protect him, he limed it essessery to protect himself. lens oared him the Vandyke castrate, but he refused It, believing his present centreol mild. There is no truth la the ddiebee raped that our government has officially noticed the end elf Jam, warring persons spinet taking passage at the deem skip Washington. The podtke of the English goverment relative to Nicaragua la now distinctly understood here. Fili bears, or " Walker emigrants," will not be permitted to heed at Oreytown, or on any pert of the Mosquito Comet, so keg es England bola even a nominal protectorate More— whisk may be bat a very shod tine, as Sir Wm. Gin Osy k lestructed to surrender this coualry to Nicaragua, spa the alsocktioa of s trashy. Again, England will pro mat say overthrow or interrupt on of the present eh facto gemmed of Nicaragua during the pendency of Sir Wil liam's aegollations. This she will do of bee own fres Maas, sad then she will afterwards reader Nineregna any amid saes she may ask for in repallag 'arenas. Thee hr. hew ever, Nicaragua has asked a, aid from the British gams meet. The whole question of our Central Amide= relations Le becoming every day mere complicated aid ii teriestkag ; the new league brined between General Walker sad J. L. White le not the least suggestive of what we may satiolpals. Some of Mr. White's partied,: Meads here who have been urging war ttpon . Walker are not a little sato- Melted at the new alliance. bran.—Osumi Wilke/ T0C61111144 OM So OM General Hamdagses, who arrived this afternoon in mapanse So a ' timpani\ from White. The great alibustar aka have a menting to.night, when old feuds are to be setthd. I also Orr! that &nor Trisarri is one al the filibuster, firm, and is to grant passports to Walker's ° enigma." " who ship on White's steamers. Martinez should look to his hazily Tim Wows appointed to examine the steamer Iletwicomet report her seaworthy, and she will at on.. Famed on bar Made to Pandas). The New York Herald thus speaks of the late State election. : In New York the republicans have carried their State ticket by probably twenty tbouaaad majority, elected twenty saves of the thirty-three members of the next Ccogress, and have returned • large ntsjority to the Assembly. Both branches of the next legiabitaue will thus be largely repub limn. In the city, however all the deoroarado nominees for comity amain have boa ei;oted, together with four of the six Convention, and twelve of the seventeen members of Ammo*. It is said that Kr. Williamson will contest the sheiks at Mr. Sickles to Coeurreu from the third district. In New Jassy the republicans lure chosen • foll delega tion to the next Congreee. The republicans have elected all their candidates for State sinners end Congress in bismachneene ; and the same re. mirk will apply to Wisconsin. Repartefram various quirts* render it highly probable that Judge Douglas has triumphed in nitwit. ♦ despatch from Chicago states that the republicans there concede • majority in each brooch of t h e legislature favourable to Mr. Douglas. Five democratic members of Congress have been ohms. The returns from Michigan are meagre and unsatisfactory, bat beyond doubt the. republicans have mainulined their 1w: cadency. In view of a possible complication of affairs in the Gulf of Mexioo, a new Cuban revolutionary janta hu been formed at New Orleans, and is pre paring its plane in conjunction with parties in Cuba. They will commence the publication of a new paper at New Orleans, devoted to the cause of Cuban independence. The steam yacht Petrel had burst her boilers in New York harbour, instantly killing three persons. The ship Isaac Bell had arrived at New York, having on baud the captain, mate, and four seamen, rescued from the British barque Claude, of Shoreham. which was wrecked at sea. Bight lives were lost on board the barque, including the captain's wife. Yellow fever had ceased at New Orleans, bat was prevailing with great virulence at Galveston, Texas. A "killing frost " is reported to have occurred at Mobile and other parts of the south. The grand jury of New York had found trite bills against 61 members of the common council for mis demeanour, in violating the city charter, and, as is alleged, conspiring to defraud the public tre California advice. to the 1 lth of October s had been received by theoverland route. The news was un important. The rainy spawn had just commenced, and its usual effects upon business were experienced. The first overland mail to San Francisco arrived there in 24 days. The emigration to the Fraser River gold fields had almost entirely .eased. A fire at Jamestown, California, had destroyed 27 buildings, involving a loss of a quarter of a million dollars. The dates from Havannah ars to the 30th Octo ber. The Spanish frigate Benguela had returned to Havannah from Tampico to which port she had been despatched to interfere for the protection of Bpaalah merchants who had been pillaged by the Mexican Commander Ooze°, but nothing respecting the result of her visit had been made public. The Havannah sugar market was rather more active at a slight decline in prices, holders desiring to realise. (11T BRITISH ♦ND IRISH The Vigo arrived at Liverpool last night. She left New York on the 7th. She brings 186 passen ger. and a small amount of specie. Her news is anticipated by the Persia. We read in the Brussels Isedependasee :—" Lord Howard, Minister of Englead at Beards, !Nosiest camped a great doom. After a sting from • bee, b• sorperienoed all the symptoms of the malady vulgarly called aeriessele. Ose of his lordship's arms swelled rapidly, but we are happy to say that the energetio remedies which were employed stopped the further progress of the odechisf; and Lord Howard may now be considered as in the way of recovery." A letter of the 16th maie:—" The weather pu llets* &astable at Rome. After being well Mod by the chilly tremoisiasa, we have bees suddenly thawed by UN sultry wines.. The former was like a breath from • gleater, the larder reseshise the Memo fres • kitties'. Both es Nees swat the 4 egmeable, at lest is Otis present math of November; both have beau scoompaniel by goods of rale, highly unfavourable to the peoceediege of the Jemmy strangees who are here fm the posse of doing Base.' Thaw are minimally nuretrous far the MKS, sad of Gears are Milady Bugltak. AY the heat hotels ate crowded, sad rose may have hem obliged to reline. edasitteses to may. You may imagism the bleak emsfeemaei that appear at early breakfast tables whoa (es Ise lately been the ese at Meet the,, days at of fear) the monks dales with mesh the ease cheerful west that is gerwally attributed to • November day in Leedom, the fog, which to that swath often pervades your capital. Wag hare coudeund into es of thee, bury, steady, pertinacious rains which seem re solved to last at leaet ull sight. However. es Boas mart be ' dame,' enrage sad coaches are takes, sad the emissary realms ef sight-swim ie proeeeiel with la spite of the demeete." TIIE CETLON.—SOme hes been felt that tie Indian mast Cm toe ham pat into Falmouth last weak short of coil, baring ban only out Ivo demo from Gibraltar. Tim troth was, boomer, that °wills is the ewers wisthir mho maid sot cool at Otbroher, and It was Istiadol she should go into Lisboa to tab. is male. Whin ohs maw of the mum of Portugal it oaanamad to blow so hard that sibs was usable to go is, rid she them tams Ott to Lend and touched at the AM port. 6De froun. WI insos, Nov. 10. There wile no addition to the royal Maser party re i l t d gisea ese hire Ceewert, with Primer Aar rid Primer Herr, Ailed the Deters et Kett elite at Program rid tweeiderel wilt ler royal big= berg the lertiday et the Pirates et Lebriseta. Prime Arthur, Prior Umiak end Parma Ur" alio paid a writ to the royel drier Her Majesty, with Prime achy afterwerda rode ha the Ithire-heees, err led by Was Yet Bolted. Tall mat wet Mears hi Perm Orme% reewi ! memeriel byre aof Wale tpeN dr its Owes de Pier lad the Dos de Chortles visited the ewer trey. See /I~e arm the Deehre IlLeat, theMwerelJi%es l ne=el P et eel V di 11 1 4 1 eM Taw 41 3 : 1 11 . y , Lit Ara 1L 0k Dawes% eel Oared the Hr. IllePwriee rid The bled et the id it aerie datieg lai zzrz toliewias perm : 0 • 1 0 :-::: . ......» ............. Huai& Isligill fre a ammo:: ...: -.... ............... Lira. . Irwin/VA The fonombi had the broom M rarolving Invitation, after diary : Canal do Boa. N. sad Lady Mary Boo& Mao Ras{ Oalamal F. B. and Lady Ilapartur,_ ea Dom al Widow, mad tr i ka. ll =lVallar ilial lay, La Mho Illoataga. the Boa. Mn. IMMO, Mn. Balboat, Captain mil Mn. Y. taper, mad Kir Palm. &MOAT, Nov. 21. Tbm Oama mad Ptboa Consort, Um Priam@ Alit, sad Priam Holaaa. Ib Labs awl itaatlaara of the mart, mad Bao dlamralekomsologd, atasailad Midas mania We raoraisti la the Tha=a d r i ßiat sad the Priam and Priam. at Libra do weft at the oonloa. Ma Boa. ma vary Bay. Os Dam d Wtaiaar oaleiataa. A depublien. to pretest • neeeselel ken dr wish of St. Aehrew. aglow the tat ter the eneelaset pauper lawade goyim lir the City et LesArra. We en isewriew with Mr. tmehwyWi po., oa &W, at AO /160/041SOL The 1111,10111111 S IPSO Wegener. by Sir J. Dube, Dew, ILP., =I annietei of Mr. Ilarrty, chainnen et the bred e c ens i reet London traloe , Mr. Hy. POW/ , eke- M i= ; . Wks, Kr. A. Sweimiog. asd Mr. 8. ei The Ilyht Sea. J. elteffirt Wadley, 11. P., bad as law .law all& t s eiressalor of tie Isebaquir a. ileasday. The Bad al Yank M. P.. bail ale as issoarvaw with dr la eight Ira. saelimara Gala paiderre la Dowa tonsa. The Marquis and Marchioness of Breadalbane are pig dr arra la Roos. • Th; Earl and Counter of Clarendon and Lady Carieses Villiers arrived at their residence In Oromenor orement an Saturday miming from Madan the &sperm and limprems of the Fritsch, sad left town last evening for the Gum, SW Watford. 'Phu Earl and Counter Stanhope have returned le Chsomig Park ikon a knkr as the Continent The CouTaws de Stackelberg and the Bareness de Name Mee hit Clarklrs's Hotel for Paris. Log anal Lady Foley and family leave town to day ix Ps& as rosto to Islay, ohm the noble lord and bar Mphlp Woad to pee the 'dater mouths. Lava sad Lally Arthur Hay are expiated in town M a w Asp Ism Iridag Ur larger rod lterriorri el Torrid, at Tarr Hoer, Haidiagrarirs. The D.sa ef Lichfield a;d family have left Warles Ham kr do dowry, Lk rid. Mr. B. Baring, M.N., v and Mrs. Baring have w Yarrsaafe Hotel for Paris. The Fairy, royal yacht, is at may M Portsmouth far bar Majesty's embarkaties; am the arrival of the Coart on the way to °shores, impeded to be as or about the let of December. Welsh, His Saws Highness Priem Ernest of Leiningen, eiesiessisir st as royal yacht Victoria and Albert (Captain the Hon. Jeeeptt Drama, C.D., aide-de-oemp to the Queen), hes fo a house In Aegireey-terraos, Gosport, for twelve sesethie felibiess, sad with the Priam§ sad 'stab- Basest will *may wispy it _ —. . . . The death took place a few days ago, at Barboarne Hoses, Worcester, bilis 84th yew, of LisatAisserel Thames Lightfoot, Wriest or the bbd Reginest, sad low oar wiring officer is the restowned 481 h Resisset. As obitessy sotto, says :--" The deceeatel seared the stmt ray wily is lib, sad was thelost sursivirtgellser who catered the Naturals with Howe eM Wit it with Wellington. He received sweet woods, slid Ise ball roweiael la Hs till his death. He ressiced thate geld sad alma saw sedate, beim ass awn thee the Deice of Wasik.. He was side-de-swap to Ware IV, Gawp IV., sad Owe Vioteris, sad se seek redo imeedletsly la frost of the Hasse la bar aromatics peweeetioa." Oa Friday the extrusive property of Colonel Pews' Lath, eleneth I. the comity el Meath, wen mid to the Landed BeOakes Comet It eampried erred* a 11,000 earth sad predrill ea easerd are c at owe thee 7,0001. The theme was Method thee 6 14 iota, erd the whale Method 195,0004, or vital■ freaked Upon' parabola, " TAhe represented's letter from Colapiiirto, Of do; 18th, sa y.:— ghee lest mein at the passe by the primrose of the Tittles Preenals vs. s oast hefilleat TM pima gives was IA Jerson II Henri I?. eat 1.•• Dam MAY" Mill et sleek wen siedrably played. Their I Wapitis Bowed, gave lie dirt ht applause, set at the alas et Ws peribrounse the stirs was recalled amidst hid *sat. Askew the poroonoiso rust wen the Primer Medals, 1.4 ed Isty Claringes, Leal sat Lay Palsereks, the Waimials of Beetilart, Let set Lidy Cowloy, Led rid Lily Adana Paget, Manhel 'Teaks; Coast ant the Oseistare Weleareld. Bares le Batimehild. W Fault, K. mil Meru lealsor, the Daher' Decker ds Basams, the I[.m& aid Marssias de Was, Beam de Talierrisd, Classel Itersessal. fit Cartsas de la Baileyire, the Barman Es These, Bars COCiontoot, Ito. Several of the pond* fesstionslas of the tepertsest were also in vited. A greed stag bust was to have takes piece oa Tues day, but the seams of the wombat provoutod It; still their !Nevus watt le Ike plow of toodonick Is spit of the Ms, bat It was etesiterel Islnaldene le let die asp beak The nett day their Majands est sue of Ilho gent was Si visit the berm* of the Lessee of th. O'a.l,ant wont ova tiow in ato AdloiroobooL The lospwor &Oval gram is striking, at fel spat. shied, wait • Issen set Led Paiserstos, Y spler of his yeas, sent hiss& a amt -rate hesersae. It is said that the sun will main We the let of Deselabse." ARRESTS AT ANCONA. A letter from Anomie, in the 21-iiste Gazette, states that a few nights ago several mysterious arrests were effected both at Ancona and is the Marehee, in oceisequeoes of telegraphic orders re ceived from Rome. Carriages were in readineae to rewire the prisoners, who were immediately ors veyed to Rome under strong escorts. THE FRENCH IN COCHIN CHINA. BArczwAY. At Toulon the ramose of the cholera having broken out among the toren oomposing the Cochin China expedition is oontradicted. AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE AGINCOURT. (IT lILTIIN AND IDJSK ISAONITIO TILIOIAPI.) (120 K 001 OWN 001.111111lONDINT.) DUBLIN, Ilfoximr. The Agincourt, which left Melbourne on the 28th July, put into Queenstown yesterday, short of provisions and water. She brings 100 psasen germ and 71,000 ounces of gold. Her mails have been landed at Queenstown. She has been knocking about off Oaps Chew fora month. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. C7llOll 001 OWN PARIS, SUNDAY ETINDIL A note in the Monititur d. PArtnie of this day is cited by a competent French authority me evidence that the rumours of a reduction in the army, which I descredited the other day, are totally unfounded. The following is the text of the paragraph : . _ Pursuant to Orders from the troperor . , The soldiers whom term of mentos expires in 1868, end who yet remain with their corps, will Immediately pass to the realm to receive their disobergea In order to All op dm vacancies oecasioned by these disabuses, as well m the average less from deed, an imperial demon dated November 8, mils into active see rim all the menthe yet remaining on the lists of 1867. They will not be required to loin their respective regiments till the 20th or 26th of December. The Mondeur de la Plate, a decidedly semi official journal, gives currency to the serious news that the Emperor of Ramie has purchased the state of Monaco, from the reigning Prince, for a large sum of money. It is true that this journal guards itself by introducing into the paragraph the words " it is said"; but this cautious phrase cannot be con sidered as depriving of importance the deliberate reproduction of a statement published by the Pram as much as a fortnight ago. Aooording to the In;itspendanee, the question of giving a warning to the Ilnirnrs for its attack upon the appointment of Jew oouncillors general in Alge ria was debated at a council of ministers held in Paris on Friday, and the Prince Napoleon, against whom personally the virulent article of the ultramontane print was mainly directed, strenuously opposed the adoption of any rigorous measure. It will, how ever, I think, be too much to hope that non-clerical journals will enjoy the immunity to censure acts of the government which has long been the privilege of the Univers. A letter states that a scheme is on foot in Cuba for the importation of 80,000 free Chinese labourers, it being considered hopeless, after the concession made by France to the dogged opposition of Eng land to the slave trade,.to get negroes from Atria any longer. The Correspondant de Nuremberg mentions a rumour that M. de Hubner intends to resign the post of Austrian Ambsa4ador in Paris. The Censtitutiossowl, in an article laudatory of the new decree for extending to upwards of sixty towns in France the system which has prevailed for a short time in Paris and Lyons, of forcing bakers to keep a three months' reserve of corn or flour constantly on hand, draws.an argument in support of its favourite doctrine, that all trade should be regulated by government, from the comparative prices of bread in Paris and London at the present moment. It asserts that, while the prios of floor in the two capitals is nearly the same, bread is more than one-third dearer in London than in Paris. The figures it gives are these:—The price of bread in Paris (making allowance for the extra charge put on to com pensate the bakers for selling under the market price when corn was scarce) is 30 centimes the kilogramme; while in London the four pound loaf costs 73 centimes, or more than 40 centimes the kilogramme. This enormous difference against the consumer the Constitutionowl attributes entirely to the fact that in London bakers are unlimited in number, and put their own prices upon the article they eell—whereas in Paris their number is limited, and the State fixes the price of bread. If the facts stated by the French journal be correct, London people will not, I should think, be slow to inquire " the reason why." Bat the probability is that there is some mansion in the Cinsehrutionnsl's figures, aris ing from want of attention to the different quota tions of different qualities of bread. PARIS, BATII/WAT KYIXINO. The Emperor and Empress are expected at the Tuileries on Dee. 2. According to one announce"- meat they will leave Compiegne on Nov. 30, and stay two clear days at St. Cloud before returning to Paris. It is reported in Paris that Sir James nucleon, who has been travelling in Italy on leave of absence, has sent a report to his government on the state of opinion there, and that, in consequence of the in formation sent by him, he was ordered to return immediately to his poet at Tarim, where he had not intended to go before January. Lord Cowley is indisposed at Compiigne, and, as it is said, obliged to keep his bed. Admiral Putlatine, who negotiated the Russian treaty . with China, has just passed through Paris, on his way to St. Petersburg ; but before leaving he had an interview at Compidgne with the Emperor, to whom he was presented by the Count de Kiuelef. M. de Bourqueney has arrived at Paris with the deed bodies of his wife and newly-born infant, which he will convey to Blois for interment. It is ru moured that he will not return to Vienna as Am bassador. Madame Lightenvelt, the wife of the Dutch Minister, died this morning, after an illness of three or four dap, which wee not at first cousidaid serious. A recent letter speaks of domiciliary visits and many arrests at Venice, and 'aye that a force of 8,000 Croats is oo the march to reinforce the garrison af Milan. The BOUM opened with greet &mune, tad the to 74.96; bat at the close of irf *alli much agitated, and to Recta lo ft w 74 or eseb, and 74.76 for wait with las and 6co Mobilier rose 2.60 f e1g at after hay* been quoted at 1,041, 1 market was quiet during the psalm day, but most of the lines closed with at of th ' 2.50. General d'Orgoni has embarked at Mareskles on the Australian mail packet on his way to Burmah. He proposes to Lasa,by Ceylon, and at Rangoon he will be met by 'thrl /Bermes steamer Alms Prab, which, if there should be water enough in the Ira waddy, will convey him to Ava. He is accom panied by two delegates of the company formed by him in Frame for trading in Bermes@ products, more particularly in silks. A short time ago General d'Orgoni, having solicited an interview with Lord Stanley, was received by his lordship at the India-house. On this occasion the general stated that several persons, mistaken for him, had recently been arrested by the English authorities in India, that he wished to do away with the impression that he had ever been a " systematic" enemy of the English, that he was now Muffling to Bunnell with purely commercial views, and that he would be glad to receive Lord Stanley's amurance that he might erns English territory without being molested. Lord Stanley, it appears, thought it right to listen to all that the adventurous general had to say, but without making him any reply whatever. The latter complains to hie friends that all his sesurances of his innocuous intentions, and all his arguments tending to show that his own interest would prompt him to be friendly with the English, and that he could not if he would do any serious injury to English power in India, only drew from the aristocratic English minister the stiff phrase twice repeated, J. rs'ai riess de plus d vow dire (I have nothing more to say to you), he having said , nothing to him whatever during the whole course of the interview. In a leading article published in the Hamburg Correrpoudeta, we find a curlew prognoatication of a speedy return to asscieis regime to Prussia. The article is calculated to cause some sensatims, as it is well known that the Correspondent is usually very correctly informedof what is passing at Berlin, and too cautious to bawd an opinion, without having good authority to support it, although we do not forget that it has always been a champion of the conservative interest, and seldom publishes to the world all the information it obtains. We Cr. sorry to find so early a confirmation of the correspondent's opinion. In the official organ of the Berlin government, just to hand, we find a pub lic document of sinister aspect. It is an injunction addressed by M. de Flottwell, the Minister of the Interior, to the Baron de Zedlita, Minister of Police, and was published at Berlin, on the 17th, signed by both these functionaries. The Minister writes to the Baron : " You will not have failed to observe that at recent preparatory electoral meetings held, wishes, expecta tions, and hopes were expressed, the fulfiment of which ought to be energetically repelled by the present organs of the government. I invite, therefore, your serious attention to the necessity of opposing everywhere by legal means these erroneous opinions and pretensions, these hopes that overstep the limit of an exact appreciation of requirements and circumstances, and of causing to prevail, with respect to public affairs, views more conformable to the tendencies of the government and to the real wants of the country. You will thus indicate the point of sight in which the government has placed itself, which has no intention whatever of rename lag all those traditions which form the basis of Prussia's greatness and power. The government will repress all these tendencies and pretensions, and in general it neither can nor will be disposed in any way to permit any sort of trespass beyond the fixed limits. You w know how to give suitable and efficacious publicity to this communication." HANOVER. Advice. from Hamburg, of the 18th, announce that the First Chamber of Hanover has rejected the government bill on judicial organisation, and that • ministerial crisis was the immediate consequence of the vote. A foreign contemporary observer on this incident: " It is doubtful whether the cabinet of King George would, a few months ago, have thought of retiring before a parliamentary vote, u the minis ters did not pique themselves on a strict adherence to the constitutional system. Bat now may be al ready seen in the resolution come to the first fruits of the happy change which has been lately effected in the government and policy of Prussia." These re flections, perhaps too sa•guae, are on the whole very just, bat is it not surprising that a French paper, the Patrie, should be the first to congratu late Hanover on a return to parliamentary govern ment ? DENMARI AND GERMANY. The King of Denmark announces that he has made his last concession to German claims, and that if any further demands are made he will stand on his rights, appealing to the patriotism of his people and the friendship of his allies. In a circular de spatch of Nov. 8, addressed by M. Hall, the Danish minister of foreign affairs, to the Danish ministers in London, Paris, St. Petersburg, and Stockholm, after a recapitulation of the various often-etated facts of the question, we read : The King, our august sovereign, has Was dolls& on the important step which, awarding to the wpm /sour of the notes ezahewpd between the two peat Clenema powers, ought to we wide all dolga al lateens** with the °Weft ol asesetbg the hamale al Ohs Moral power. Out .4 do helm ibis Wheal head shilsb *pee Ms he itobiala sad Loassbatg, sad is asedissalai Its his iallessisd mass& of his asseesnasa sass, be has WSW sahib" awry &awed in eappert of which the &UM right wee invabsd. The king's goverweest hspee that the liermesie eetifederatkm wW paapeessiso this hoe of will also s e a ha Mie is Wag this didliesess emb . a sst sad ilate too yesisivv ri and oo d heihir salsel hesiess, ss as missile 'sir tioa. It bialys Ihs tam Is this bops, as is is 11 he it to pi awe 'MY, la the way or 01•01111111111.1.7 tarbee hes, sislissibiaarsaistha, the confederation should bring forward _sot sew awl mere important demands, and if it should MOM as prweedinp injurious to the ireverrign Oallhifigy is the Lag in his quality of member of the la ea ssel ilisallea, se zfrses, W Would attack his the Davie smeirchy, it will be Me sit at duly dap Daabiposnissait to oppose such a viola*. of the right of the aramresby, sad with so much the mere reselution se it can rely as the &valid and ener • guile sa-aperation of the tali% and on the sympathies of those powers which have glwes reef It rai l fatly sad con stant interest for a free and Inapeediat Danish monarchy. and I request, you, dr, dopy to Wawa Yesteiser el this dwpateh, to leave him el It." AUSTRIAN ITALY. The new law on recruitment in Lombardy, letters state, causes a strong feeling of discontent through out the whole country. The duration of service is increued from five years to seven, while the grounds of exemption have been much restricted. The new law produces opposition even among those of the nobility, who had hitherto shown themselves the firm supporters of the acts of the Austrian govern ment. The sermons preached by Father Ventura in the Imperial Chapel of the Tuileries hays bow published Mues the title of "Christian Policy." This priest la am of his discourses Mates that " %limiest of simian lisolitsnima of the Attemith matury, and le its sabot* the Relbeme- Nom la to in mortbed all the ensmileises, remielleas, sad salami eshmidse that have lase the. Wale the wood. Louis Nepshen, the Emperor of the Fete* is mild upon se the peat War of that anise said of God to olvUlss the whole world, to abseils& the pram felony adopted by War anions ewer sloes the Musa centers, sad M rearm to that which exhael saterlor to that period. On that condition alms can there be promised to him the °animism" of his A body of 120 Arab pilrrims from Mama have just arrived et Mano Was ia dm mammy Yormy. - THE GUARDIANSHIP OP MINORS. A PROTESTANT AND ROMAN CATE DISPUTE. OLIC An interesting cue has been heard before ,k Irish Court of Chummy. Some years ago j o b, o . l a a Roman Whole eonstabla, resident in Tout, married Jameson, a protestant. They bad eight children, and er O'Malley wee not a very rigid Romaa oatholic, w ig mii i7 brought up the ohikbea in the protestant faith. Th e . baptised at the Roman catholic chat . :11 : 07 1 41 hag list the possomate But they fewer adored ti r mt e° 4l again , were the eiteellint. thei b lem: the Ibis reed; boy wo g ,j,.._ - 1 14 as prelmiste g ist r Mom eatholie WNW /C.., school Alha a lis c li a ll eg and his eigke 4 sit his to the ohs* 1.1 ribs The Alibir lim t The mother Mil La watithemes. Willimu u Mp til sad, by diresiltes of a Father Coyne, cushy ci rlet.„ Whims. At ids death O'Malley protested t o beerflagiase, end Elmbeatly approved of iieksalla i his * that " ho t tot at they OM Vir e I ot her.." On the psi clams atuk a miser, the restitution of the thane . tiO wee sothpred by the Lad Chancellor ia flegs gg g y Cv, O'Malley thee applied to has this order sot ais s , o r. is ore vas hord at great length last week. Oa Saturday the Lord Chancellor tihridesed the a si i, dos, aid ordered O'Malley to deliver to Jaw Selgen a Z might misson, she undertaking to provide for th eft : nothing, sad support of the said minors until farbegoar: end to abide by such further order sa the amt se.i. pissed to make, sad refer It to Edward Mks, miler la the matter, to Menke and report the ages n i mid Edam re= d vely, and to state in what roman n reread they be supported and wisated, whoa they sheald reside ; and let the master funk s repast the MOM and amount of say prevision tomb g. 1, 31 made be their maintenance and education, eat the ink applicable thereto. " Mary Bums has in hr Neldarit," the leg Cheasilier, in concluding his judgrems,2 may rewarkable aresent of what took pions after Mr. Coyne bed left the house. If the pro= i 10 2 , 4iths ddithea, nothing can be more natural, w fa fts eaksbass than the account give by esa hi m guni=of what she saw sad beard. The honied e l at the OM of mirth; the wife, with au it Infant, the aser-bont babe, baptised is her own and all her albino d leader yaws. Nome se yet hidhag, withdrawn by her coalllisi husband free the iedaun of the mother's Seething sad the methods them—tbst when she would be lest a widow she should ewe op bra* rem, eerie and all, to acclesiastioal cuatedy. kart been mid es done in the presses el We p er ry, the Shies ef Maw, when nature resold bar no the t% ee, ease to the of the haelooll sod Mr, .snot the mes pithy setenat, aceduesed Sees slat ' elate earadisi War is bar eider, wrists mesa lOW bereasseel whore she arab ef.lartr a priest sad teed% now think to ems toad me ha prams of my p ir i e l. husitied. bid Wed Ikea einglidely. Jobs Mange; me kr whet I Mid Mims, der after they went away, he labelsee MStag if the Slid. in the way I slwaye these up.' The Rye. Mr. Seymour states, in his amte ' TINA at the hot taiorstew with the said Mrs. (nub" sin days posies to her death, she indignantly chain ea WA of the report eat 11111 Intended to have them boughs 44 the Rama sibs* faith ; and alleged, u one of her seems, that her hubeses dying wish was, that they Amine brewed up la hie own persuasion protestant. ; mg b e , indieng heneestly, on previous occasions, expresell nog g u i s e Mega thee, we have the dying welbWe ace of what were the last wishes of the dying m e _ • doable lostimeity, given in the presence of dent i d sand with all the adman sanctions of Meshy. lati the awe el spires so situated, there most at het iota power of having them publicly maintained as dellitete entitled to he seemed in their oonstitutioual rights, shill aubjacse a the OMB, If no relative can be found agi g g willing to support sad edwate them under the toed, II subject to its control, or if no stranger ma be deed bee tend the hand of charity without being abissemi M hash al ungenerous imputadtes. In ease whey tbe open, It is a rule which I always adopt, to pot am aft sag the religion of the parties altered, and wneti firm fir i► dam I should pronounce. Had John O'Mslley lea ahis protestant, and his wife a devoted member ribs Bows& thole church ; had he allowed his children hoes theireallei years to learn the language of its ancient titan sod he he premiss invocations ; had he left his widow to fight Mew battle of life with a numerous and helpless offioWClfie had kept them together to the last until she had wads le share, but her prayers and her tears; sad if she bit Id this In the Church which hallowed the serlin Lee of their Wang ; and If a board of gurediess sail be found who would consign them to • cos* *a Protestantism should be let loose upon them, end her d.c. of this court should be sought for their ddirame, on the application of some humble but honest Rama mite Ile relative aided by any generous stranger, mall I, tha shrink from a duty so sacred and so palpable t—Oad It is a mftsfaction to me to know that if I have erred le is view which I have taken, my decision can be mimed by the Court of Appeal, both here and in Embed. I not WWII this application, with costs. William O'Malley In availed himself of the misuses of the poor law gsolim to deprive these children of their lawbl Oita He asks of me to believe that his food brother wee a hollow hypocrite, who bartered sly the faith of his children for some unworthy, It undefined motive. I have no authority here, witted al against evidence, to imptaoh the motives or eceden d either the living or the dead. The children have a pop In their father's good name, and so far as it rosy Is la ay power to mourn I will see that they be taught to raped to unwary of both their parents, and not to lora that We has been a castaway. John 0 Malley, in his His, use, a alt appears, ea affectionate husband and a tender father; ea Ib death be received reverently from the meet of Meows** bee lest sacramental rite; with the winker ed his WWs church he joined in fervent prayer, end widowed abitlidik Mr. Lynch insists to be Roman catholic, Mr Fowler emai to be Protestant, and of which I will only add, it se tie simple faith of • Christian. In this responsible jeridisthe I Mel how solemnly I am bound to act without far e fns., or Shone& The duty, on the present «omen, innate a it is, bee ha mode the more painful to me from the eats toe of the parties having been too much leeward iriA es bitterest of controversy, and toe little with the 11W ml gentle spirit of charity, so congeniel to the cam of per imitate orphans. The religion of the Redeemer is t rib eke of love, and not of strife or hatred. Like his wale =t the trembling touch a hith may, from the vey extract a healing virtue. In the true spirit of the religice, I trust these children may be educated so that the law of this land may be honoured, and the last whirs to pressed by both the parents righteously totalled." An advertisement in the Dublin papers states that the correspondence of the lets Duke of Wellingtoe, has September, 1806, to April, 1807, is missieg. His gram ew of opinion that he had deposited these papers seaman I Dublin, on miuming, in 1807, the °flies of Chid Siteief for Ireland. They are supposed to bs a bates in sow public store, or bank, or in saes private homes Any intimation that may lead to Me dissever, of papers will be liberally rewarded by the Imola deka. The New York Times says :—" Mr. Irving is*, engaged apse the fifth and canaille; velum of the 'Wei Weehingtes,' sad if he had not been almost daily, end dm many times a day, compelled to pay the paialtyolistra,k veal now be ready for the press. Mr. Irving le besieged by alai mast of whom ere unknown ta him, and who do Dana I think that they are acting unreasonably in making ace lie minds upon his time that there are but few hours d the dg that he °ea call his own. To such an extent is this Baer aloe added that he can scarcely venture to walk is Mgr den, lest be should be seised upon by some stray laid ff Inquisitive nob:day-hunter." Among the MSS. which will be offered fee rain to-morrow amongst the late Mr. Harley's &Ms ere the MI ledgers of Covent Garden Theatre, with the week), aids and autograph reocipts of the adore and cameo Sr aid/ three-quarters of a century, occupying thirty-fire Saab green valeta. Timm Is also • gold enamelled kola we some of Mrs. Siddons' hair, sod autograph peeneilke letter; hair of Mrs. Jordan, hair of Charles 1., hair ii Saul and hat of Nelson, "with authentic testinecay." Cast seem to have been Harley's weakness, and his triads sow 1 to have known it; otherwise it I. impoodble to mond fir 1 the number recorded in the catehgue, many of a wet Of kind, and expressly described as presentation. Om colsrlimi OM "the splendid ivory walking-stick, wish l Z carved red coral handle, gold mounted, in can, presetWa ° Mr. Harley by his late royal highness the Duke of Bites." The recent Lyceum company, including Rae Saxon, Mrs. Wades, Mies Dormer, Mr. IL Vadat hot, Mr. Emory, Mr. J. Rogers, to, ocenmeeee se allpir meat to-night at the Royal Amphitheatre, Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan commence rasa garment of six nights et the Theatre Royal Liverpal lift evening. The Christmas show of the Ramsey Agnea lla . Society is flied for Thursday, December ff. The @Wm ' dinner will take place at the White Hone Heid i de .% tt will be receinebered, Viscount Pahneretoe prwilea The foundation stone of tie monument at PPlo marty to the late Hugh Miller will be laid at WOW next. The procession will include the provost, end town connell, and ft is expected almost e 8 fi e 1 ""' Maas of High Mllisi's Dative town. Mr. Alderman Andrewa, of Southampton. ea' liana, we regret to say, Ia • very precarious ceettition • CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL TOR Dina. Or van Crier , VICTORIA-PAM—The Dumber ef pilot relieved at this teiniattion during kit week wee I,IM, "Ida 110 were new arse. BOTAL FttlE HORPITAL, GRAT'S-1/41t-ROA D •r: The amber of patinae relieved et this hcepital dui( n° Meek sadist Nov. ID, was 2,158, of whichiai wire aer era