The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-05 00:00:00

drain Nero% thdr place cord be bet red rye elliderly supplied by the sersolied militia then by sew restarts. He wird to moor the impromies thel he bed err rid that he feared the militia word have too ellisier. Os the wwirwT. he wed moat maxim to her re seers diciest, There we at resent 93,710 me bebeadea to ter bt Iblia, air 38 .711 is re colosios. These air rat= Ale only. The tidal avatars far of the army le IWO wee 54,000; it wag sow 66,231, consisting of 9,966 caw= fogrArdA. 31,010 Industry, 1,763 law* ma 1 63 Mat In addros to thi• fora throwers on the let of Fr burry so lase than 16,417 man Is the dep ot. . tithe d irouts ad in India, a there awe 23.0tf em bould mos, wring @Sorbet 106,686 men, excreta, cd the arias% lb. pensiores, awl the Irish constarlary, whirr le • eery .®neat fore, (Hew.) He thought that this awake of men • a. warn to proeeet the country, though, of erns, they curl stet ester into • cruet air such • sessker Her Mammy 'a goserainent bad daft all the cord to kap se tarp a f•ve together as risible ; but 105,000 wee se large • suture AO they coull dad briar acootamodalics foe. H. believed it would be impolitie to noises the our ber if nun, and Nosily impolitic to rise sew regiments. Hs hope!, ilwrefort, the bore would not harem to vote the .amber of men send for. (Hoot,) It should airy, be remenshered, however that dr all it we as the First Lord of the idmiralty that the res_ paribrty for the defences of this runny root chitty red He thought ft would be perhetly impamllde to kitty our entire coast. It wee raid or duty he perm. our gnat sand vain, Portenwer and Plysserl, Draper and Ponlasd, the mouth of the Theirs, es 4 other piers ; but the Idea of rees retied our whole cart meek mot be eaartelasa ad he was coaeiseed rag seek attempt would be ram flo fee se sorbing with Met object teak bedew, ft should be dose by pre we serreable batteries of artillery. This brought him to miser ef one sow Live is military affairs, of which we lied lately bond • good deal—the introduction of • sew hied of arrears Mao the awake, the der of which it would tei import* to evereestrats. (Hear, hoer.) He alluded of crew to Sir Wlt Anestroset's gun. In the cores of lase mourner he appointed a committee to raisins end report upon the ditorest kris of riled ordnance which bed bees retesitted to the laspestiaa of the goverment. Harr lien! that other emestres hod alertly stippled litanies, with riled oedemata Is thowiht " , ial• ul' 0 he lost to perktiog our own rake with the ear wane. The raper of that committee wee itg an froarable to Mr. Armstrong's gun, and testified It. _y to evert o rn etse: that bad bee n brought wader their It sr • loafing, Ord, min tt-iro r ot peedbir cherries and the pecrimfty was no congssd , tc . Irif, but ex ls&d deo to th e peoners, by rem lie at sot only stir, bat erg endOMENS caw; the preyscre, '" of whatever der woo so =tied r to be meat en ef whether by Warr oe lid et ea bred eildA with very peaky enhance! effect. It had site beta load the Ma roped to security and dwabillty are gre primed ever rhea- tare. Ow !MN *Welt be had Mei( ISM, wee teed 1,110 this wi . boot the 'tigress Mut of areand-tear bring sne ' doomd apes le. (Noon) The posit sdrateges ei lie sew gun wen bowers, rue .—linely, the el It was Frady odisced in proportion to Its pawn only ...4 .....d oo conspired wits the gas hitherto la th e rein; foe intro', au Arrottesses go, w ward throw a pence cis of the right el Ma, weld be oily owe-third the at mist el the solinerw a . ri Serosey se to the rare, • Illiameder, strew erne 4 renter, would her • rage of mess thee re rim; sad • heavier gun wend OULU • pear wage. The dirt new, however, was sot te short to got s= =mles . l te employ tkie ran ruse is osnying • =Zas 1 the large the sus the heavier the .. With weeps* to Its semesemy, the of thie pa woe 0111 MAN eatreardisey. At • c 4 4111111 reds Me aseessay was On ea mem this wash dos 44 al 5 animus sue et I.)theysiels; mai nee at • dines al lAD psi ere ses Sot wild he Mt way them by the arwarees ems WOW eats be his by the eines reet ease lees me aim err The repair err which It mad be rend eke pes'y milk anything idtheeto bows. Is the aentere awl airy ether per, the impreeneres were almost as grw es to the gas itself, rd would not way and I le feeditro the warn of r etaries as lea bat , :sleek ship ; titteree week pee* *twee the eseler of moo erred. The is tedium ad die gas espial v . :lea etteettoa sad art be aided ea yea • my pia Hevies crawl the per iriame of L — rumen, thew mid be se Irelletise es the pod ef the gionmeat to to to awl thiersiese el h. H. woe Sappy to ill been that the tegraisky and West kepleyelly Si W. Ibreerteg Is the ineentiss of tido sea wen ill empeslid by the Menai atil Wile *l with wild he bed mead. ( C 0....) lie id mei ao emedileme wittier el mg rat, hie lift lam le N. emealey. Bs abaral Peek = B :e ld la 1.44 that time was bee say an gib* am ben d Nee W. Ans4tosi W demammid a kir di yeast, the preemmiet wail sot hie pried. Wile hie amble Mead al the howl et the revenerat mid his (cams! Peel) te Milt ef a eau to le rimed es • wasieseellea le lb. Anseereas lithe tie id - attires ibeelowed le per keeleg fhb rue sad earketualthis be erawieneek he was esireed hen A illealey ea the sips. by She Wales insaires's mites • repeal whit wee me comer to the atessips al tho eimery tit the pirimeat amid a* de die to serer a Maid be was mimes bm be of awoke as the . amil that whatever Isopettememme he shook mew wed la•est ealy i the gen but la the ilmessa the ills. or the eanieri sermil be p er m e t the dirsel of the soveratawa mole mole as afseilia whinier. The sieeemeet. beseeta id Mee mesa happy to be side le serene Me servlies as 4ahe amolukg maim tat riled They wen askew that the arialbieme elthour lessessid be unit ea se iselehly me paella lad Or W. eia eh* Id the OM I, Wi be loamptil wee seele away I • tit • isrAiswy for limet raps* . 1 be selted et tit Asswasom was le pareetes .that is the see et Ms arm rot hie sailed era hweellut to mandolins suillist awe ter ee ewer that mama or i ihe an el the idertakii to essatelskie Imre kr limell i == Meek r sink le weed es grail wit seesaat of er =Vrs Um area le .educe (Fiasavbasr.) The eld sails, be we sea that amiss weak be met Amerika thee the hewer of kelshthesil whisk bed reready bele eibeved Ilia Ili Witham Armies' by beir Meray's owe silk and pearl Aver. it wild be the defy of W ed ary's 11.1POIMIDISt saw te alit be her w in of of %see rue se they roily merabl. It was bark, p a rts to selenlege hew put arid be their elect. It woe thought beet le mai flak am at • tie ei the imere le, welts the licit ef time of the hew sip shook have hen pried. The fOVIIIIIIMaII war f i n 00 try tO mentafwtowe those gun fsr themseire et In order to see which woe the cheeped erns Mr :r si tcleh vie twy could he slipshod; aid It, Wilber Answinsi lamed raid pisdde over the aseefeeteme 4 thou at Weolaidi. Is eider to eiretels what the did et this lammikm roil probably be is weir ssd to the an of fertilloaticr, re grernmest word al sues swear • eammittee to isermiliple N. worst, wed rate we* saw gong on to see what wee the kit el= =upon masonry admerthwerli but will the el r in e, re ready this cosh. sot be illy Oat ✓emelt hie illy _avoid—that ism Mr tbsy wall :Vsthe with of the mikes t of the e Il U li se knit the boa umber fee Labile mar l a: up his mid is • pest . =so; hi he ewe that has. swasbat wild thee the We f t el this erstry nelly regare7, (11 1 =ep.) If theme gam are to be smoufacrred at Weetwilli it iglu be ssereary sat only to replace our arresment, bet le irdid • great net of she prow works. Harr made these etimateew. the Meta hon. sad gallant greed carindlesi limles i. :bet, with the preniment of the hare, he would M anes ot diminution of orb 4 Us Maui eeparetely whom it woo proposed. He new oohed the Mau to eitesteve to vote the member of as for the whole opleklehaiset. He met down *aka mach cheering. On the grim for ferry* 122,606 mei le err le the hod herr fa the eserair year Mr. W. WILLIAMS remeatad, that compared with the • year 1852.3, ahem the swelaber of the roast governmeng were lest in elks, the expesditses rimer ted by the ray • estimates was Mend by so has than 2,648,0001, shirr ' there our our an inewer, cif 3,136 in the member of men. He oripired of the szonair &umber of gawk Aiwa to the Anew LW —Woo 4 =say ee the 234 stilt the ewe simina appciad ix 11164 ruatmeatuded se the peeper await. air H. WILLOUCI SHY seed yin wee lb estion ✓te the pm moat of Oboes nesse wbo wee it to to le ten enemy and who bean gs' se the lades minim He helkytd thee nosebag wee Stine 12,400 en UAL La lines .t 111111.1mtiseates. be ves alarm—set se seek for Bribes m Wks It WO gales deer that Via, they Aim she simmet military enswere was kept sp as lir diem ar, , .nr, the lassimeey el Idle fa ems ones ea Sher sem snot be the moult. He costa sot eadinwhed why tweire batteries of 6,44 artillery aimed jest tans hem sent fires this ems.ry to ladle, et en esennwee Slot. • swine manitatioaal swaths mist t arise been the needs steam Skies a leap tidy of trams ha tile wenn It tan @IMP of the laden re-hequer, wink en est steely erne the metro/ ,k.t to". Stir DE LACY EVANS dl he woe very low Is bre tbat the somermwai bed prospeyonsared late steesposents to peon . thesselen wits a hese ease of the AIINAIMM was Wiesner timbal isproseasse sign be mode Use.fns were so *Went ebeady that it WM desire* to obtain sow es may se Mak be pessweit. Them were, hisser, mete etberolate epee Think be welted for sore inersorises Ti.. wee • news inns is the country m se en reenitins 'nem en the emmlwe which bad hen herd abed it see sanest eionnies. He had sent kw it resin wkitli he trend would now the nun elate ef no en. It w dl net s comenies would be smietrii, bet be ilesein of that eart Ana he rmedled - by the antheekke ef lbe fteresett themselves. end eis be left to resets aeanemmeW ef tbe sped of royal cm/Seek& le tar lbw segbt te be • re antler deparimmt quiet indspemdee4 ef redrew.redrew.mien oases. Use skenid be spet the ni dicer of the stet appointed es heed of oan rerraities dews. sant. B. was seven be Weer mist maid be the sem of the meet Screen of inertine of Isis splielk could set Do mnbed attbeitp to tits lean es wink the relieve stifled. Oemral Pin, is re* be Ike bee. somber ter Lembeils , int that Imbed al lb, essirsi slims ashbests. Se Os •rtsal samba ems ably in (Mr, km) • ssealiss Mrs mist so SP es maw of been is Wis. It sp. Merril by a roars safe me As Ist et Yalicssey tied Se meet sub., we. MUST. With sped to wadies tusks sompisis art 014.7 to ladle, no ditiace, 161 _ 16 ..Wwwd esreseity missl”riai the satire alp lan wawa d senicss, •ed the trona mat oat Rte dispislis as Leila Tilt EXPRESS, SATURDAY VENING, MARCIit 5,, 1889. ikon the time of their embenteeles. &me remerite Wham bultole made m Now. abut reemitiag mod the appeistmege of • mil eme- ea the oblate wee to es :Zee pseeible, sad the mouse whed beee= l ll: he bid ea the table es ema es poodble. Adreasa of Sege as le the membse el amitere. Now, the umber of duirtieme did at show the amber of darters, fee mew mes had annul um or twelve 13141A5. The amber et ma selieted from the lee of January, 1838, to the Stet of De amber eel 47,141. The number of volunteers be the NA- N* men 7,700. Theeember of theaters wee 9,0.17. et /AIM 1,106 had rebutted. The (*Heat general gees soree father enithotAlates, tette* were mendable In the gallery. t. HIRBERT bore testimony to the improvement, uay, at thought thet the estireau, though large, mold net et this sonnet he eafely redacted. her J. ratarwin with:teed certain items of the esti mei& ilk W. CODRINGTON strongly areal the defects of oar recruiting einem, and the want of midden' inducements bunter the SerVioll, el that in a time of prawns the roger whip vas not obtained. - iid ;e 1;e• - ;gre - ario. On the wet WI ham 54,4741. fur pay and elloweasee of Ls had Stift lAnd abroad, Mr. liONSELL drew attention to the grievances ender with* ha enik the seisatific corps laboured. Thee" aAe a brief diememon, was agreed to. The fallewieg geese wee likewise agreed to atheellinesse nes. Ll4oolll. Z. Uthda. 50.0001.,* vaunter wee next proposed. ILLY. M. EE=[ELST aset_epp.sa thia vote. He drew • Methatiew betwew the Militia and the Metaled Tiewen. He believed that ell beemisery wpme foe the de fence of the weintry amder a t eireameteintes, whom we bed • at eshim what could net be re garded r ether Wes • weeds; attitade—that nelgbhow webs. • wry ehmliesil is be equal to ow., and an army ea pater ea oats, whit the Climatal bridged owes with steuthre —be cheerfully punted ; bat 18,0001. upended in whit was no mom than • toy of the mobility, was yam In the peewit pond,* of the ooentay maid not be tolerated. (Hew, beer.), He bad no doubt that every oar of these wee was se hewer Isar Comer, bet what ass maid they be as meshy ▪ debars gears eat rearely area • peer far le boors' / They yew Mid that it empthed three*, low Loathe transim been • *reaper was IS to be pieced mea be: sebeck, and that bb eleseden was net Mill at the ma at a year Raw Itha an it parpla that pessary corp. owed be vithent min de .111111111111 lit thin IMO hen warrior. ? (Lawebtar.) The yernmey grew Ittle a INN* Woe; bet, if hey willed thee ray eel end, let then ales the title in the bras ei the penis sad died shwa thalltita tar teeming tie tren (Meth) let ismithre, Instead of putting set their his degas sue a yew, end looldng uscomhetable on bwrikeek, set epeepteln their parka, and then the inhabit- sets of this coy would know how to protect their wives nod fanlike, hoe an invader, lasted of • frightened, peakvetrickta wok, me all sadieciplined bodies were, they weal have mem who wield be able to defend their beaten (Chum) He he lately applied to the goo ascent on of thew*, al Bristol, who ware deities of learning the an dame, bat his application bad failed. It wee sap ped hat war dllkaity kid been mete about the matter at webs the be eV hat he trusted if that wee the case that it (Chem) Odesei OK, swift some laughter, yeetreed that the hes. perdleweee ape* • ems ;irate ly wed that yeo manry wows ewe fa estelly • wet rateable hietimaket. Mr. WILD mid lid the hon. pat . 's= bed swirl a west stately, the arming 4 the greet body 4 1.4 r W udir=. The team thee wilestary the ti of mpg wen sp he ew with soideles wee we died •dm iYe het II they grimed t people Very night Ids their ems S'tbe eneheries ; Trof " el the lab,. ilh i mellad not hews • Aide wiel hr aeolla, a hat that theme bared the power el siva shut ea seek Seas we semdthea, That• wee by esehers d pereaw albs west forty epees • her hews every week Ms de peeped of leantiarg to wer the ride, sad be did net at. why air dr vbs., druid set be seeped by the irrenharat. (Crim) Mr. PIGOTT thee the as.. ef the lea. sonde m-I et the el the ysraarysrps wow ww,hd. If be wend trip be we gems= ae t a ewp to he nut Uri die w Nowhy, he would dal the the An lisred mil eldo era Wile could net Ight mi ed.) Or W. COORIPOTON thought it of the depends al dim cautery ahead be bred ride Wend he = ln dia& the keel wilds eitehltabwowte id he shrift Ant the amsomey hr elnedid. (Mew) this weld be an that the peeweensed dried led the beler hope they afield Ws plow. It wend set he weeeews the dew I b ur rs et the shed la wars —et dude p at Bret. If do people et Ibis an say begird whit that aced. Mid width otsirelty with the at. 4 our would give thed, we eAewpdet_ _imam wend ewe he aweeerteL Sir H.P. weed with awry wed that hid bibs drew the pled pawl, isd added Ide opinion that the yensery amp wen perberesessit the dolt voleabie bell dm MI ewer bus iodiied is this orawm. Mr. /MILTON wasseethil led the eakiwA started by the boa. yeadenew Weld very peperty I. nu that bject for a Mod theratCee. It wee deer - however, the hoe. essabefezech he tamer of iolnatary corps weld not ot imor titv vitt a prepaid is dead • 'skald', corps. I is4r WARDS ddriel the yeedway, which, he weld, tededed ell dews~ its. die parte timpanist. Mid *K w@ esredestow Weed 4 the eight Sew appointed by haw the temps went he Ow enseshe swami times a year at &drew pad. The Clads had NO seem loyal subjects er dellindess than the mammary. Ile did mot think that to leneli the people seawall, the we el the ride would be a We Ia ge.rHOSSLST opposed he —drat, and Mr. WILLIAMS resseemeadel the has. member for Mehl le mediate L - IMr. 1. DiILILt7 masa to the proposition. TM weens Yes weed to Mr. WILLIAMS nosood that the cotatodtes amid report preereee, idea Wee wed to, and tbs Mtt•e mew& REGISTRY OF LANDED ESTATES, AND TITLE TO LANDED ESTATES (STAMPS, Po.). This bdi pored !Macs! coadattera. samba coußis, irA. (IRELAND) BILL. TN. bill peeped !Montt committee, mod Me WA nediets we limed Am Kam ley meet. lIIIDINCi ST OOKKISIIION BILL. Ms WI um mil • surd tins. NZWSPAPZR. tc. BILL. Cambia arida 6 - isiasain weed to. PUBLIC OPPICIB RXTII24BION. Lard I. MAIII NUS nevd ter keys t• bring toe Into Nolo !stair protkies kr ra•bkre w Occondrooner• al Verb M mg*. a its B. additkesi adtw B. the pobite sink* war Widtalhall sad bar Makutr• Palmas at West ;abaft& BPolk etu COURT OP PIOBATI. Re. lard - J. BARIUM" eleeised lisys to Wag Is aWI to eagle the Ceemiesiews of Waste to sequin a 'he ix the = L et her Illajesty'e Court of Probate sod other warts ItAIDIONIUMS-NEW MODEL.- WALL sod Oa" 11111. lbw* Owl Inc .expreoo. TO COI aWinialissists fatoabod for "Tao Ewa.," Landon Iv_ Pow, must be at the Otroo 10, Boawitiaotreat, by Two oWe oa tab do 7 of pablicettor. OfttrliT44lllL Taw WILL:aII MID WWI Vow. W ; Ileilpes. mad KW Lentata BOO); 111•4equla INIs• Tat •Os Mon 111•• at illmr.read amt. B. Balm • Dtbrottli. 1111tio at& limbs ; Hub.. iims, ROTA& INGLISII 0.A.P11 OCITMIT GLIDER. Ilas lamak THE SOO. 0/ OMITILLIL lasaaWda. How. IL Viv i... a W. Haab= Mims Wall. Lades lima Pam dad WW SSD ll° ROOD. arm Paw tad lama: MAMA. Searld. traas—Osinadesiat I. SAT ILUMNOT. g es linmss, Al UNEQUAL *Live. *IR Bastakes, OW 111•1 00•011 S . Ma Olden{ Wm H. Plindlliam.—And LH Ht UNDIN I; pt. INIONIN WI tb, Iplrtt of the Maim. L a a. Los hr‘ • Hitt OW, HIS L. Limier% Me S. Wrigki. PRINONNIS. To 'rime, TUN CORSICAN IROTH6I/1 NMI Use.—end NINO Or TUN i;ASTLN; sr, Usr Prism Dlscomsl W The Prism= 'SUSS Ara llama 011 encl. Ustiss, sad halo: lila a AdArars—Cksossrmesa T. LTOWIL Taw (Tomo, THZ LIPIACHWITS: w. Obi IRA% MOORek grtib Hood Lashes OW kW Wow Wallesa-THZ AT lINVILLA. Mn crag Wlnimmin—And IRELAND MI IT WAW. Yr. mad Km bantey W —Commmoest 7. Tun Immo, THZ WILL OP THZ WHIP. THU MEM% DtUGITYL. Idlns Lr♦ Olowird, lbs. Y. lase—Aad LE WIZ. BIER /00. HIGH NATI& AT LONDON HAMM eus I).T—morers. fi Wa----Aftmesese. K Oa I.ll.amv-11cauke. S, 14 a— —....mterwa. R tl. LONDON, 84TUND47, MAR CS 6. Oita of the provisions in the proposed Reform Bill of Ministers is intended to disfranchise the workmen employed in the Government Dockyards. Sir FRANCIS BARING has given notice that, should the Bill he read a second time, he will move that this clause be struck out in committee. It can hardly be forgotten how, in 1862, when the Duke of MOSTIIIIIIBULLAND war at the head of the Admiralty, the artisans in question were subjected to a degree of departmental pressure which led the House of Commons to appoint a Select Committer of Inquiry into the matter. The Report of that tri banal, which was presided over by Lord Say- Nous, declared that the practice of non interference with the votes of the workmen employed in the yards, which had subsisted during the time Sir Pianos BAILIN° was Pint Lord of the Admiralty, had been wantonly and wilfully departed from. It pronounced in strong terms a smears upon the conduct of the then Secretary, Mr. STAFFORD, for having participated in and Nano tioned the acts which were done with a view of into cueing elections; and it declared that in future all promotions and pensions in the public ship-building establishments ought to be rigorously pined upon the footing reocenniendecl by Sir BALDWIN WALK'S, and acted upon previously to the change of Govern ment in February, 1862. The House, after due con sideration, unreservedly adopted this report ; and we believe we are correct in saying that the principles of nos-interference therein laid down have been banoterably observed under the various heads of department that have been in office during the last sewn years. We certainly do not recollect hearing' any complaint of either inducement or intimidation to rots having been held out under the administra tion cl the &puissant by Sir Lassie 011 trIAN, Sir MARLIN WooD, or Sir lons PARINOTON ; and we are disposed to think that had such improper infioenos been exercised or attempted we should have heard of it. We are very far, indeed, from in tending to express an unqualified confident* that all future Fint Lords and their subordinates will be equally abstemious and fathoming. The vote of censure of 1882 will grow old like all other things. and as it growl old there is of course a danger that it may gradually become obsolete. Far from being insensible to the insecurity of the tenure by which the shipwrights of Devonport and Chatham claim the liberty of voting like other intelligent and industrious citizens, as they please, we are prepared at all times to contend that their case is one of the clearest and most irrefragable in favour of the Ballot. No impartiality at Whitehall can prevent the know ledge or belief among the hands at work in the dockyards that the surveyor or superintendent has strong party leanings, and that his favour may be propitiated by electoral oompliance with his un spoken wishes; and no conosivabls rigour of depart-1 mental rules can extinguish wholly the idea that, consciously or unconsciously, such a man may be sometimes swayed by his political likings or dislik ing. in the confidential reports it is his duty to make, or the discretionary favoan he has it in his power to bestow. Voting by ballot, the 'artisans engaged in the building of government ships would be thoroughly and completely relieved from all such demoralising fears. No official of any sort connected with the establishment would venture to pry into the mode in which their votes were given; and whatever espionage might possibly accomplish elsewhere is violation of the legal secrecy of the Ballot, it could never vesture with impunity to meddle with such men. This, then, is the prow guarantee for their permanent independence and safety, and one which, we trust, ere long they will obtain. But what is the meaning of this proposal for a special and specific disfranchisement? What bare sober, loyal, ingenious, and able artificers who build for us the floating ramparts of the land, and who are confessedly as useful and fine a class of men as any in the realm—what have they done that they should be marked and breaded with political incapacity to give their raise; like their neighbours, for reprees•tativea is Parliament! Is it their fault that seven yews ago • foolish Secretary of the Admiralty, sad an anscrepaloas First Lord, were as regardless el public decency and public duty as to try sad browbeat them in the QUEEN', name, Or bribe them with the Quitas's wages ? If anyone should do so in future, that would be very good 41111011 for denouncing the wrongdoers in the press, and indicting them in Parliament; but surely that la no reason whatever for robbing these men of their rights, without accusation or shadow of proof that they have misused them. Why, this la the penalty that is inflicted on the vilest venality. When the freemen of a particular borough have been found guilty, after careful iavestigstion, of habitual eorruptioo, the worst that Parliament can do is to disfranchise them; and when the majority of a constituency like St. Albans or Sudbury are judi cially found guilty of taking bribes, Parliament sentences all to disfranchisement. Bat whoever heard before of a whole class of industrious men, against whom no charge of the kind has bee► proved, being arbitrarily stripped of their rights because, forsooth, their rulers mistrust, not the vie: time of their injustice, bat their own administrative honesty, and for fear they should be tempted some day or other to steal the votes of these humble um, the ♦otes themselves mast, once and ill all, be taken away! But there is sums. thins mew the. this. We hear a great deal about tha high importance of establishing principles of anikemity in our samided Franchise laws. Bat whom ill the uniformity hen? Why are the work ing uses fa the natiral dockyards to be deprived of their electoral prlvileges, while the employ!' of every grade stove them are to beenffisrea to retain theirs Does any man in his seam; believe that the superintendent, or the surveyor, or the chief deck, or the accountant, or the deputy, or the assistant, or any other of the looms of demure, well dressed, ambitious, and unsatisfied individuals who I earn their livelihood in the various branches of the Admiralty, are not as likely to be influenceable by the partisan opinions of its Parliamentary chiefs for the time being, as the carpenters and caulkers,. the smiths and founders, who earn many of them more money per annum by their handicraft skill in the dockyards, than these do by their punctuality at the desk ? L it because the one are paid by the quarter and the other are paid by the week that the broad and impassable line of right and no right, franchise and no franchise, is to be drawn between them ? If there be any good reason why every man who fills an administrative post, or lives by public employment, should be expelled from the roll of citizens, let us have the reason, and let the rule be impartially laid down. But while dukes and mar quises, drawing salaries and pensions from the Civil List, are allowed to nominate Members of Parlia- ment at their will, and while admirals, judges, and ministers of State subsisting out of the public puree are not only allowed to vote at elections, but, if they please, to influence the votes of others, and while hundreds and thousands of salaried officials take part in the choice of Members of Parliament in University, county, and town, it would be, to our thinking, the most unqualified injustice to brand with political incapacity the bumbler tier- , rants of the public merely because they are working men, and are not called gentlemen. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BXPRESS FROM PARIb. MON 0 . 011 OWN 00111 PARIS. FILIDAT ErilltNe. The confident opinion which I expressed from the first, that the French government had no serious intention of evacuating Rome within any definite period, will perhaps have seemed to you to have been contradicted by the news of the last two days. You now see by the Moniteur that the contradiction was but " seeming." My letter of yesterday indi cated the certainty which I felt in my own mind that the oonlirmation apparently given by the to the statement Marie in the En glish parliament was essentially hollow and false. Maiden must by this time feel themselves fooled to the top of their bent. How pungent is the expression of the ifoxiteur that the news of the anstitutionnel is, "at least," premature (au nooks prematuree). This means plainly, " there is no prospect of the evacuation at present, and very likely it may never take place at aIL" du moires is delicious. Observe that the denial applies cate gorieally to two facts stated—the order for" the evacuation, and the order that the • troops should march to Civita Vecchia. What precious instruc tion is there in this incident as to the degree of good faith with which political matters are managed here. For three days running the semi-official journals have announced in the most positive terms that the evacuation of Rome by the French troops would take place with the utmost speed. On Wednesday evening M. Paulin Limayree said, in the Patrie, that the request of the holy father was a command, that France had but one policy—that of loyalty and sincerity, and that, although unfor tunately the Pope had probably overestimated hie own ability to keep order in his states, Fiance would, in compliance with his demand, take away her army, and would, moreover, be delighted to have the free disposal of her troops for other purposes. Similar news is furnished to the Nord of Brume% and other foreign organs of the French go vernment. On Thursday M. Boniface, in the Conseitutionnel, gives the paragraph Wok WWI at once sent by telegraph all over Europe, and universally received as official. and which is now denied by the Moniteur. This very morning M. Boniface, following his orders of yesterday, states in the Constilutionmel that the movement of French troops from Rome to avite Vecchia has actually begun. And, simultaneously, the Mositeur, laughing at all Europe, and at the English ministers more especially—after having stood by for three days, and allowed the false news to be pro mulgated under official colours—tells the world that the announcement of the Consfitutiossal is "at least premature." After this can a Paris cor respondent be blamed if, instead of abounding in char citable presumptions, he yields to the teaching of experience, and adopts " suspicion" as his guiding star ? _ _ The Bourse was better today. Very large 'peen. lative purchases were made, on the strength of rumours of a more encouraging nature, touching Lord Cowley's mission to Vienna. At the worst, it was believed that he would not come away with any positive refusal of a distinct proposition, and that the manwuvres of diplomacy will probably furnish grounds for fluctuations, of which speculation may take advantage. The Rents rose 460. for cash and 25c. for account, closing at 67fr. 850. and 67fr. 760. Mobilier rose 10fr. The Orleans railway rose I Ifr. 25c.; Southern, 7fr. 50c.; and the other linen from 2k. to Mr. AIIIIISS101! OP PENALTIES. *. 11•111736Wii;d1r to 1;;;:g 7; • bill to Soling um to seassneiag the nombeloo of woolens. NEW WRIT. Woad SAILOR mover ek.t the Ckrk of the Crows etweibil be receded to Irmo • mew writ for the fitkilag bee‘Kr. P. Illetkbara Irvin accepted akar. beeme rjearar at $6 rear to or o'clock. ADouritiutiod or FooD.—Mr. Seholefield's bill ea We eihPiet Wren • peaky lE. eery drink paws antis( or aria he sib fey mesh el hod with wka, the beseletes el se* pales, ley aseloes isproilmt to bee abed. ta addle= to Me the elltedee will be 'ab lated be the pishapetles of his raw, resilace sad .flea s=7 aplaa), the aswepapees se abierwler, et the of the learbtraes. Tatra' end Markt boards sad tows enscils aro waikeised to amiss asalrils wheal padre" el_ preademe nay boa their the seelped these ens ea preset at • As, sad the ow- Moses ef the reelyst eel be made alias Wad the headaleak eueder. The Pray Cowell is sap ::.d aim mealy= to be wade, sad to regulate thew of mew rats ar ape& distase has the 'wand aseperitea a offq all set Ad et drat wide w bleb it suly be abed. TM am hi ad se need le *hoe of the ai.t. r bagasse. Nose* NoirrmaidatrirD.—Lord Loraine, the sew Tier PreeMeet of the lead a Tiede, ha Wand he lellowileg madras M hls eseetheeels (Outlaw,—The thews whish mend eeteniaree have nedend aesemery le the Marketha d the eller is the emeiel dopeteeeets el her Masety's grauenset maw k hesabset se as spa to mesa • reaped of the seeldieee yes lase Whale le ased ase The .... h width the peeled adedshera des hoes maimed the Adis of the esestry *mks Ittie : rid they has held the nil et pear, waste shot yse wdl sira ace, A l y: appreal the OHM I have allepeed le the eMee of Vice-Pieddee of ehe head of Trade, sad eitatisalai • mamba of the makisetry et the led of Derhy.—l Dive the brewer to be, +swiWOIT Leemsre.* FSIDAT.—Mr. Humphrey Brown, Isle it the Royal Drilla Desk, hoe lowa ea address to the espeeelag his ledierlie of emeisy Mr. Lyeosee TitsOTS Ml. lioonir.—Porlhope tow moo of hie day did win to paphthe the study of Woe& nosed likssay. By the do hew pet of the ailaikshis sedges is do "Posy Cyskpthe" ore writhe le m = l and is deo Nadas mop se ezadthat asthrellet owed his Oro lineekstka is the , and the kthemest is prase kis se .awns..... M,. wee oes a dhasoreir to dspotwast sf mime bat appshodel dearly the Inks awl bombe ell the gnat diessoris of W deo sad he had the wen etheill of a Lbwsm Ise dly es Gess Or did est pawn rt! imiseille bowaidigo. Ti. sed dkesowess of lorshoss Ossaat mi r st ows i sp i th " r i rd oars doe way swabs le solo keno is his TM artides la the Piesp he w 14. Xspolle," see mad ith woo etwirthweises le w; lel le NON mo re r i zospir a kaows slaw; inissied likamoissa," lo mod ilo Woo boo oho of ▪ Mosooloc uidmi aii r iad Iffet, two dthileld mobs, bet boa ispliee d paws whisk seigholly op mood aspear. Mr. ands* also wroth Isms/ yokel& pews am mewl Weep le the "Quo ted, leArw," ss.,kd Nth r he loos Isp scientific pew dike, sod ea oaten bobs ion Ow /mss of Wow% plomookop—Lat re ry ~to. ne court. The Queen and the Prince Consort, accompanied by Prince Arthur and the Princess Alice, took a drive In an open carriage sad four yesterday afternoon. The Equerries in Walling attended on bareback. The Prince Conant rode on horseback in the morning, attended by Colorist the Hon. A. Hardtage. Prince Arthur visited the Duchies of Cambridge at her reddest. in B!..lynee's Pekoe. _ _ _ The Doke de Nemours end the Count de Paris visited the Qum yesterday at Buckingham Palace. Hee Notirsty sad the Prince Consort, amminpanied by the Prtease Helens, honoered the parforneses at the Hay market Theatre' laat evening with their geemnos Is streed lune were the Countese of Callen. Hen.. Lucy Kerr, Viscount Btr Major-Gemmel the Hoot. C. Grey, isi Colonel the lice. A. A deputation ootteistiog of the Hoe. G. Bysrs M.P Caltborpe, M.P. , Mr. A. Annoy M.P., ht H. W. F. Comm M.P., Mr. Gentry, M.P., r. H. Passe, Y.P., The O'Domothons, Y.P., Row. Canon Mr. G. Gowlsmi, J. limning, Mr. G. Bl) C tter,CV. Charles, jmn., Mr. G. Walton, Mr. T. F. Finn, Hr. FWd- Inc Mr. Jam. Demena, together cis Mr. O. Child., Mr. J. Day, Mr. Murphy sad Mr. Spoomor, ooelwhippera, hod en lancelet. with the Earl of Domeglunore and Lord Lo• veins yesterday at the ad.* of the Board of Trade. Despatch= were received yesterday at the Colonial-aloe from the Lord High Commierfeser dais lonian Wands, and the West ladle colonies. Despatches were aent t) the Cle mson of Cambia and the Cape of Good Hope. (►aOY LIST azear's okszrra.) BUCKDIGHAM-TALACI. Masai 3.—This day the Right His. Chariss Mary Gorden Lennox (commonly called Earl of March), and tie Right Hon. Algernon George Percy ( commonly called Lord Locales), IVNIN by bar Moja s commaud, swan of her Majesty's Mat Hon. Privy 'mail, end took their ru b selfre pleas at the board "mord ingly. Her Mainly Salto n phased to appoint bye ors lion. Thomas Hearr Salton ilotearen-Zetoourt to be otos of her Majesty's Nina* Secretaries of &asks he was ' this dm by her counmad, sworn one of her lliertyte Principal &eretazies of Stout accordlogly. Her M sty in Council was this day pleased to appetite the Right Flom Richard John, Earl of Commitment, and in hie ammo the Eight Res. Algernon Gorge Percy (tom wooly called Lord Loraine) ' to be President of the Com mittee of Council appointed for the consideration of all mat ters Menai to trade sad foreign plantation". Her in Council, on a representation of the Right Hon. MT= of the Committee of Comae en Edooation, was this day plumed to appoint the Rev. Aar George Curtis Fttesell to be one of her Majesty's iselmeters of school*. EIJCILIROIIAM•YALACI, MAaca 30—This day had endirnos of her td+sty Don Protease° de Rivers, minister noblest from the blie of Peru, to deliver his letter of Beall ; also Monsieur Osman, to deliver Ms aelostiab ha the same character ; to which audience' they were Ns rely Introduced by the Ripht Hon. the Earl of Matmes6ory , her Majesty's Pried* Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, sod =fancied by Major-General the lies. Sir B. Cud, K.C.8., her Majesty's Master of the Oiewnester. FORLION-OFFICII, MARCH I.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoMt the Hon. Frederick Wil liam Adolphus B UOIN her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary sad Minister Plenipotentiary in China, to le also Chief 11.71tendeat of Bri•ieh trade is China. I HITEBALL, FEB. 28.—The Queen has been plumed es waist Fr: dutch Riviera, Beg., to be captain in the Artillery Company of London, to the room of Willia m Mathsw Armstrotg, Req., resigned ; sad Edwin Fox, gent., to be Umbra eat In the Artillery Campy of London. CROWN-OfFICE, MARCH 4.—Member returned to serve In the present Parliament: Berm& of M idherst— John Hardy, of Diu:walk In the coast, of IMatiwd, Mg, in the room of &unuel Wane Esq., who has socepted the office of steward of her Molest= of Northwood. BOCRINOHAM-PAIACI, B.—Her Majesty be esswen wee this day gl i e e l i ed to make the &Bowleg sineadieenta on the roll of a. :—Monmeathildro—. Edward " Matthew " Cairn of Om Court, Reg., road* Edward "Mathew" Calmat ItionCourt, Esq., Natulter. lend—Homy litleertop, of Miaater-aerta, Req., made Heart' Charles" Silvertop, of Ilinelsr-earm, Esq. Worcester shire—Walter " Charles " Heasley, of Spring-grove, Bewdley, Req ., made Welter " Cham berlain" Hemming, of Spring-grove, Bawdier, in. The ceremony of the " &arching" of the Princess Frederic Wollittm, It le now Owed, le to take place in the chapel of the Palace., to-morrow (Sunday), but It appears that, with the exception of the King of Hanover and the Dub of Saxe-Coboneg, note of the other sovereigns who lame at different times been named are now likely to be meow. A letter from Rome in the Opinsone of Turin amen Colonel Brace of a beach elf otignette in not allowing the Pekes of Wake to have sprints Wen - kw with the Pepe, but entering the presence with 0.11. H , although, churns the writer, the prime wee received so sovereigns en, sod al snob should ben been introduced to his Winos " She writer of the letter is no doubt Ignorant of the heir shims 0•101141114 " that Colonel Brace has positive instructions horn hese sot to lean the prince alone for a single lillitt/ta, and that he could not therefore act other wise than he did." The Earl of Stradbroke has returned to the Bram-aka Hotel, hemp:l-street. The Right Ron. the Speaker will hold his first testa at his °Mehl residence at the Pekoe of Warta:doge* on the evening elf Saturday, the 28th Merck, at 10 tickek. Mr. Jones, of Pantglas, M.P., and Mr.. Jones set eta sod at dime Iseladay, at Urdr windows in Eaton square, bh Idaddartey the Netherlands Minister, the DUPUIS of Issetsen, Duke of Leeds, Marquis of Lans downe, Earl sad Constar of Ruts sad Lady Lontss Crichton, Esti of &althorn., Viso:tont sod Viscountess Buoy, Vlacoaateis Here'ord, Viemunt Mayhem, Viscount and Viscountess Etolyn, Right Rae. Mr Thorns. Fre mantle sad Lady Framed°, Sir John and lady Anson, and Fir Richard Loving°. In the evening Mtn Jonas had a snide struiealt, which was 'numerously wad dtehiaa.N7 at- Lady Hantingtower me birth to a son and heir, at Hue HOW, Surrey, on Ttiuredsy I. We ( Wester n Tunes) have tisepleaaare of seeing, under the handwri.ing of our honoured townsman, Sir John Bowring, estlefectory evidence of his restoration to health. Sir Job* was at the Phillippines on January 25, cm his way back to his Hong Yang sraventroant. In compliance with a reqaisition, which wee pro moted to him yesterday, the Hon. Inelsb, Pcemeaby bee commated to be the candidate at the sea simethe Ia the liberal Mimosa, for the reprembeilea ef Hkeesseler. The Militia Ceaueiteloa, daring the p. week, Law Wit the widows of the Dab of Netroselle sad Earl Grey. lir. Wertley, the chief judge of the Lauded liseetes Court, died at Detains yesterday zooming. The Rotary el Ws sosesteot is to be 2.6001. His Grass the Doke of BacaWell, high steward of Wes, bra ameba Mr. W. Y. Trolleys, d P. lamestAreet, I. the Abe et torn AA, Tweak by the spioNloont Xebec& to the taco of deputy gb MEWL FRANCE AND AUSTRIA. IMPORTANT DECLARATION OF THE MONITEUR. CM SCIKAZINI /ND Durum Tzi.sokirm.) PARIS, SATORDAT MORNING. The Illositeur contains a very long article, written for the purpose of putting the public on their guard against deductions from the language of the journals. The Emperor, says the Mositeur, has promised the King of Sardinia to defend him against any aggressive act on the part of Austria; he has pro mised nothing more; and it is known that he will keep to his word. All the rest is imagination, false hood, and delirium. The Moniteur proceeds to deny that the French armaments exceed the normal effective of a peace footing. The questions about which difficulties exist, are being treated by diplo macy, and there is nothing to authorise the belief that the issue will net be favourable to the oonsolida. tion of the public pesos. The Moniteur gives a denial also to a statement in the Paris correspondence of the Times as to an angry conversation respecting Italy between Prince _ _ Napoleon and Count Penigny. - Mr. Renter hu received the following: PARIS, SATURDAY. "It is reported here that the King of Naples has offered to furnish the Pope with four battalions of Swiss troops. "The reasons which have induced the Emperor to relinquish his intention of recalling his troops from Algeria are unknown. His resolution was very suddenly taken." AUSTRIAN DESPATCH. The following is the text of the Austrian despatch of the 6th of February, addressed to the Austrian representatives at the different Courts of Germany : VIENNA, FIB. 6, The serious anxiety which affects the political 'filiation of Europe since the commencement of this year has also been sslonely felt in every part of Germany. To the . . astonishment of the governments end of the madras who deem peace, end whose efforts tend to so many important resits of which pence is the condition, genral conffdenee la the future has boos shaken in • lamentable manner. Thin dose not exist say swims difference (Zeniturfaiss) betwen the Powers which an explain this anxiety, lint Umbers which have mmeiteded themselves teem the lees inclined to cede to • more favourable appreciation of the Mats of things as they cannot be traced to legitimate asses. If this genera feeling of unoretainty is to be deeply regretted, • salutary edict, and which it is inipamible not M recognise, hes, on the other hand, been produced by the unanimity sad drcdsion with which public °pluton be Ger sally, is pretenoe of the eventuality of war, which appeued terndn, beepronoonced itself In favour of an energetic co-ops ratios. This id, which none can deny, is a bright and matiefectory light to the end &ulnas of the present moment. The !sa vage al German statesman, as of the press, hu widely spread the impression that Germany would look epos Itself ell threatened al • united poser (OssmousirsuirAO tf Austria, by an unjust attack on her pommies, in Italy, should end hermit called upon to take up arms against one of the greatest military powers in Euro; it. The cosivio dons of the whole of Germany hairs unit..d in an energetic protestation against a return of the days of the Con federation of the }thine. With • common consent which commando respect, public opinion has declared that if the undue of the public law of Europe should threaten a German Power, urn should it only be at lint in her non-Gemara posersalions, all her allies ought to make some= care with her, so u to preserve peace by the morel force of im powerfal • union. And In ease. against all ex- wrath., that rata should not be obtained, would probed In common from art ack the pomades al • nermler at the Oomforliterks, sa well as the esinetity of treaties; sad thus Wald, at the some time, the honour, the dignity, the safety, and the power of united Germany. Vadat theta circumstances, not a few German cabinets have sapremoi to us tip!, wish to examine closer by whet Arm determination, and is what form, a joint line of actin, In ease of an attack on Austria, could be adopted so as to be prepared at a moment's notice. On various sides our opinion has been sought on the stets of stain, eapsci ally as whether it would be opportune to provoke a declaration from the constitutional authority of the German Confeds deration, or to prepare resolutions for eventual adoption by that authority. This induce me to make confidentially known to our allies our views upon the necoorittes of the Fo unt atilt's:ion. This situatins shows an improvement in the political symptoms which indicate in a more restricted manner the mistime of a danger of immediate war but at the same time, by the abeence of all guareatet:, that the explo. don of war in Italy may take place at any moment, under any pretext whatever, end age's' threaten in a serious manner the peace of Europe. Faithful to its' mo deration and love of peace, the Austrian Cabinet sin suet ell its efforts to prevent ulterior complication.. But we oannot clue oar eyes to the fact that, as long as the policy of Sardinia perseveres in He prevent etuiracter, con trary to the law of nations, sad calculates upon war and covalence, war present. itself se the poeable commutate at our Arm resolatioa to defend @phut every attack the rights of Austria in Italy as resulting from trestles. Coder Were circumstances, we mast In truth attach a great importance to the conviction being hilly ettablished in St rop that Overmany, closely united, will not allow each as attack to be made. We do not, it is Imo, draw the conclusion there'rom that the suitable moment bee arrived to open deliberations at Frankfort and for the German Confedention to take tic :idol mesiewee. We must take late careful consideration the presumed Oat that will be canoed abroad, as well as upon the baton* gelation of the Couftdoretke ; and, under the nimeasery influence of those coissideretiocia, we, for the present, are ou tlined to the opinion that the Ares establishment of the ma ma motion of Germany with Austria, in cam of war, ought not to sesame the obligatory for of the Federal Conatitu- Um as long as the restimulate of the eventuality for the a vant of which the community le prepared bas not preeentsl itetlf so metals. But we need not give the sseuresee that the opinions oar august allies may wish to bring to bear upon Ibis essential point may beforehand count upon ear most magma attention, and will be by us eagerly takes Cato Neverthehm, we think that it la decidedly desirable, al ready, that the goverseionts of Gainsay, u members of we greet body should mutually communicate the can victkas which animate thaw in the preaesos of the dangers if the Mum which it Ia Impossible to disown, end pee pan themselves, by a bin egreentest, to hold at the proper thee the same language, coaformable to the eircumateaces, end elacacious either towards fialdinia or towards Franco, or dually towards both auto together. We shell nodes with lively interest and warm (ratite& the meersace that this view Is Awed by our allies, and that in particular the goverment to which you have the honour of Wag eansdked is, on be part, disposed to co-open's In the wealalielmeent of the fall cattalety that Gerumny will set In smart with Austria, a womb the atoms of whisk would he cats* especimily by choosing the proper mead rid die suitable term. You it. sathorieed to it. this it • canadootial eos• =ninths. I saw, it.o. Boot. NAPLES. MARSEILLES, FRIDAY. Advise have been received heat Naples to the let inst. The Motel of the Kiog continues serious. A rumour of his Mejeety's death caused a panio on the Bourse, and funds fell 31 per oent.; the rumour, however, proved false, and funds rase spin to 113, but all persons suspected of having been ommerned in the circulation of the report received their passports, together with orderi to quit the °pantry. Letters from Naples meat that ten archbishops have signed an addrees to the Bing representing the present condition of the country. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND SIR FRANCIS B. READ. The following letter has been addreered by the Emperor of the French to Sir F. B. Had: [TRANSLATION.] PALICII OP THE litalltill, Much 1. My deer Sir Frencte,—l thank you for having collected together, in enter to seed them direot to me, the differeat articled which you have had inserted la the Ilegliah j Antal% for yon thus give me the opportunity of impressing to you all my gratitude for the sentiments of which you have het feared the spontaneous manifesto . ion in my favour. I have seen in them, and I am much touched by it, a new proof that my old friends in England have not forgotten me, and that they know how moots I alw.ya preserve for the English people the esteem and the sympathy which I Mt during my exile is the midst of them. Even in writing to you to-day I doted my self in recollecting as a happy time the epoch when, promeibed. I saw yea in England. It In that In changing one's &Way one wily changes coifs Joys and morrows. Fonserly the afitictioes of exits alone appeared to me ; to•day I ace Orbit, the cans of power, and one of the greatest of them around . _ _ . . sae In without doubt, to find onesilf mionadontood and wdittudged by those whom ono v,dues oho most, end with whom one degree to live upon good tonne (Dion en domed Thee (aim) I consider it very natural that the parties whom It has been my duty to oppose and to repress ehould beer roe ill-will, and should seek the means to injure me; bat that the English, of whom I have always been the most devoted and the most faithful ally, should attack me Wm sandy to the journals, in the most unworthy and thermos' *nit manner, le what I cannot comprehend; fee, la truth (ire bonne jot), I cannot ds:over say Interest they eau have In exciting tho public mind against France. If, be my tows esantry, I oboes to act in this manner, it would be Impossible for ma afterwards to restrain the passions which I should have he loose (itchaiase). I have always entertained a gnat admiration fee the Übe:- End the English pimple; bat I regret deeply that liberty. Eke all good things, should also have its encase. Why is hi that, Whoa et making truth known, it uses every effort to obscure it I , Why Lit that, but , ad of encouraging awl developing generous sentiments, It propagate, migrant and hatnd ? I =happy, thee, among 01 them mtnceuvrts of falsehood (swlsseur) to have found a defender, who, guided by am age love of truth, hoe not heiitatel esurgatioally to oppose to them We loyal sad dnintereeted Believe, my dear Sir Francis, In my sentiment" fri ead.thfp, Sir Francs(' Head, Croydon. NArotsox. The Tamar arrived at Southampton yesterday with the Brazils and Plate mails. Her dates were : Buenos Ayres, Jan. 27 ; Monte Video, 30th ; Rio do Janeiro, Feb. 8 ; Bahia, 12th ; Pernambuco, 14th ; Bt. Vincent, 22nd; Lisbon, March 1. Amongst her cargo is specie to the value of 48,0321. and diamoado to the value of 43,2301. She brought 96 paseengers, ' amongst whom were Rear-Admiral Count B. do Bouzet, from Otaheite ; Rev.Mr.Pendleten,English chaplain at Monte Video; Rev. 0. Graham, English chaplain at Rio. . . . . Siren os Holm:B.—At the late Cvtdlestaa fel; et Dem lay, Mr. Phillips, of Lendoe, parchared arti san home far We Sardinian goverment. Other London, feral" end previseisi dealers bad al.° loge COMMtIODZIN from fonts goveramesis. Keay artillery sad troop Wiese went bey* et this fain—Yorkshire Oasette.—Keleet of bears boot the Pangs& stable; dating the weak :—Bbtl-ia-tho-Heed. by Birdatteber, g yews 04 parehused by lir. Dixon from the famed train's; 0161•• awe d 114. Jolts Scott, of Kubota. This eon of Bled. 'Warr, se a terwyeepoid, was at one pried the lerig loser* for the blue Abbras of the Bash& tart la us; end INA cowlemed by competeat judge, to be e very he colt; bet the were preparation he ondarwatt propsrolbry to that pest saes proved his nederetsadings to be rather defied's, sad his etater awe hie sot boos rely &tin =a. We seaorstaiod, however, his mama fatal& s racing pewees in (Jemmy, .oa &efts mire wee NW. ;nether very fins satire home scoosspesiel blm. Os Tlilligy two eery lbw augers we shipped for the Duke of Noma; nodes Ws splendid °Garbing etalliets, seketel by Owego Hamm, Esq., and others, supposed to be far the Amodio go wnstest for breeding . 41= this let meat hers realised very high priren ss i the bet the hes been shipped for mew Wash Upward, of fifty velsable home have been shipped from 1e poet for the Oculist* during &spirt fortaight, Wetly tars Peragea atehlos—Seii Awkrt. THE POLICE (THIS D 31ANSION-1 Joks Wilton, a brook:pas- - roeiri; highway robbery, under the folio Choice Fisher, a draper's that on the ratio= evening shop door, when he saw the which looked like • red book, from • gentleman who was his coat, upon which he eon thecollar, and held him, until the While they were struggling the p arm and on the shoulder, nearly tech time, and then got away, Stop thief," and the prisoner w the *Morin,. Pollce•constable 520 (City fora w Stop thief," and seeing the him, he stopped him, when a rod from under the prisoner's an knew nothing about It, and it before. Just then the and upon his information into custody; the prisoner biting, and stregglin&seperanil greatest exertion he was convey seamed in the cal. Win n the one pony we. Lund upon him. Prisoner (savagel)— There we Lord Mayor—Psr bape you lost the fit. I.;isranr—lt Irma% a sham. Ate ever ohms 1 was dm years olc °Meer—Than is a gentleman him a charge of highway robbe ibis took pima. Jam.. Trenham, an engineer, mid that on the peeMoua evenhig Whitechapel ehuroh, when the give him small change for half a he had better go to a shop, to wh he bad been to a good many sad out making a purchase. Willie containing 5!. 17s. 10d., to give 1 soar matched it and ran off. fest al he could, end saw b woman, to whom he said, " lie The risme' contiaued to tom, a Afraid to touch hire, when he sa man, as described by the winter him throughout their etroggle, =.. After that wham t d he primmer had given *hi as ha wee emealted by the men and there was no officer oar, get away. Tho prisoner baled the win with the greatest amatery, cha and, as to the court, saying tin together, and always help one se that he might be summarily Mayor told him he wee too and ratter for that, and ho was fall] GUILD' Yrs. Biagi, • respectab`y-t charged babes Illdertroul Hump a rustanote: Hannah Baker the macho street prison, mid the prisoner afternoon, and on being caked any spi ri ts in her poasereion, be • tattle owitsiog half • quarter Alderman Humphery asked The female searcher aid the of bars, who own in only the r The primer said she was • wont to we her lodger, not han would not do it If he was Aldermen IHumpbery said under the &cure/games, ha a which prisoner paid. XARLBOROIR Ms Smith, address refund, lady's leather bag, containing t In gold and /aver wine, two pa the carriage of Clarks Ando, county of Suffolk. Charles Heath, butler to Mr. in the carriage co the pteriows outside the door of Thompson'/ dlsh-equate, himseM having abo An tttinerter of an boar 'Mel beg wed wu the suns, Charles Cole, SIT A. a very that on dui previous afternoon, prisoner in Tyler-street, with I arm. He stn d him owl ask when be replied , with much ox It is, Mr. Cola; • man gave it I him ha must go to the statics ha lt. Ns then said " I did man did. Yon may as well toi good." In the bag he toned tt several otter articles, end loom There was smother case sgeinst be should be able to prove if a of stealing a coat from • anise a'so present who had lost her manner from her stops. The prisoner sahibs had call dune. Mr. Bingham saki he should might be made. ROYAL ENGLISH OPE Mr. Harrison has announced b English Opera, to take pleas Martha will be performed, will will dose for the season on the Mies Amy Sedgwiek tai nut, on which wore:ion a new eon will be produced under th World. The programme will the performance of The Honey Mr. S. Emery haves sho and will proceed Guam to Call Raw MAJESTT'E Vrarrs Owtmr, probably, to the Awe the visit of her We more frequent this Christmas mimes seem to have come I share of the royal ptirone the Princess's, her Mejesty, the juvenile members of the 1 , themselves meet heartily wilt and although it is evident end casual observer that our likely to take the lead ILI any e roams of crinoline, as far 46 • occasion ehe seemed to enjoy which abound in the pantomimi The irsostal submarine gam)) lest, have also been witnessed end her royal children. Lest • late visit to Covent-garden, 9 o'clock, with three of le , of ving Coo V a tr hinn ur rXion of gi the open Ss stage from the navel box Itte Majesty wished the ohildr et it. On this oceselea the deligh.ed with Lade Red Jil 'lauded Mr. W. H. Payne in waited to see the whole of the thermt u ook their deperture.-11 TR OF Ma. W. E. stag to prom, we rostra t dianguished tomato, Mr. died from en abscess on the lit about a week after his embark Hetreattle Myosin*. REPRESENTATION OP ". understant that a strove teeth in several of the most bleen , bringing forward Flank Croe with Sir John Wm. Ramsdell ) of rilitinent—Leeds Merrsr REFORM MEETING AT salon hes boa Footed to convene a melds( fa the To , on the government Reform bi the request, and hes fixed the at haiSpast 7 in the evening. ham yesterday waited on hi the members for the town, to hon, members accepted the In THE SUPPLY OP Corr ia rapidly and widely extend Bard to our shores. The to avert quarter of the globe. signs of activity. From 1 America we have the cry—' cleaniargins,"—from Porn, sole, and other portions of I Jamaica. from Turkey and Good Hope, from Northern. Africa, from South Aurreli assia, we have oonstot sppli ports of wive effort In t A'ampty Reporter, pnblished I tion, Manchester. " Every afternoon do Caotlridge Independent, " th alive with spectators to witne Pomona who have never wit 1 . Mama at all Imagine the eat the themiende of persons ' mesa* skill of the raiversit, Its Rev. John Shefflei el Pembroke College, Out) Meier and fellows of that • Lekestershire ; value, 962 L ; • Was•held hy the late rector, I Cd tb or= nosh fro i le Con mended to hie R.A. de