The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-20 00:00:00

that bowrwr, that be had brought forward this antics. HO .b set sr On 1/1. bow ass; ltaes bad tasted the odd set, rd be wend wows to as; that ea Irish Wiest Weir tor Wald be hued as ma se a Week eves. Thee we set as Wahines a the pressed cabbie, noes a dealer est, beer deg ea Irish Wk. oboe the oaks this wield awl ale Ort . dere wen Lord Castlereagb lad Lord eseregin, bat latterly tit." en bora . W seed ides aboweber. aed they wen mutely air aut. He wasted to bow rosy sad be is the added aloe the liwaselptles td wr pored. MON Blend bed bees Is Mee, oaf ee bed 81141, bet they weee asittart of deem Is the sehlseS Owe of He hos. nembere her North Warelablire the ober aloft tapered a tier Set as sa d bower Lead Cbaseetke et He seed Maw =elmseles. Ile • isSikeed this by re tie meat Iwyersiat is bad ben boogie& takes the basso (1.6,600 v.) Hew *sea they twat thel Ireland woad be proper ly whoa ale wee set repteeeetei is - eabitib _ TIT; 1170 Clud - easolory ix bare& lICI:LLY Nil ibis se dank lir. Cadhrill dos a kg* deddldpatlimin, le did ad espional mob band dub se he (Mr. &say) Mi. (A liAlk.) It gas ell that .11 sealer d Ur put Mora piny mew supossaMod is ob• p rerrA p a w s Ist W gild, .vididwi abs !nob snliss. Inn ameribis hod (roldiniiii) wit ssidslieled pd.' di prima& d Waft sM ikaissid Ikeda 'add de MIL id 'Mad sr a mon aushum wire die kid dos silded le ail suldls. naghwil MB wile lid smil Ildrd lodes kW dr Mama (ems ImAAIN ailidaly di its Mse midi eas st aim =s uewti did tsreresapdAs.wdtrdlmpsrss.ww, id Mw di lime Imprint Id use. Mr.. us A.s d Ueda Mb srs bsi his pima* Milked ids tb dedil. ad Os Irsidides A 0 erasummiull • id Chit AY ird di Ira Lli Wag, do iadiry, radr-lhodily, ewe Ildiddide. Nesse OM We sedisidids ids be ; poessilly bit and swelag dila be beg damol Id Mt it Ili deurip beim do ad.. It MI Ird do add Is IM pee* laillhouit is di, add ems. lamidy n = vv. Word 7$ .1* mad do aft ft gime Ilde Ftwonwaild al 1k ba maim my NA is Os sposillia ilk sod WI dio-sidede is do allaimid Alm) WWI lidderdi L ffili ar sili blidisa dillry le We Id Yrs la dr limo? a ) . 72 ._a ey lid id bed so dad alley isolldis. in t .ll.) la = ills be deed woo allik• - 1100 " d piss. •• (lbd lispili:4 6t e be had bow 11•11. eimyresig a Ildle Iro dim do g 1 1 17 4 1 46 .4 Mr. i;:dc. Lim :um rat N. ea the by she lo gastlemse, and reek rem 1 11. Ve l by t• Thanes Almoserk" eh& ea be the erg el the hem MM MO KO DOM reed es Mee she deed . eldt the ger errs the beenerha troser7t f or eseleg Nei be inns sairrneis • ens peter tag or tbe armee term/ te by the be. esil hear ginesee. el The bra the web iheen s, lee Ware the MONIS. bid led trees eth normieg bog es Is reel& s. do se If men dbessia we emed is. He earl whir the M.. .d leurid rear. le 0- and rith bees..., te rib Mesa thislesh/y ne the eel see gig is Is the e bes get se - as .) =se the Mee - es ii.. IL ("Her, hem," erl Hr. ICCAIIIN SON <b..M.lri hedelsraced the home set he ea pethmer rdisa s is is lehmaa, to tar is the sir is SeTtaby day. (Fearer.) 1 ale O. C. LIWIII era thew we is, =sees for morns He reeve. Ose are to oboe learen of white the leer reser la pormikar New art ere et be the a. Ye at dr rest InolliON berm am be tom wow bed ins we at dr «msea 1 wily boo. wasabse I. the tem sees halt 1 refarece. Lorene rear le movies kr n ee is. so pima airier bereft bide Se beer ie as enthuse shops lbw, the Mee we sot libe • ger pale side we cell Me ere a whet wee tree it. Tr' two cedlrmry arra for reins Mona, therefore, as IN apply to the reel err flak re re gard to N. wean the peer It as IN ism* the particular Alm; end whew the hersiehl ii.. and the ordinal, came ewe Wok& Tiro vas ewer grist which the has. ma bred member mooted to have lest ✓ight a. Is es re bens Or the to rmet MS IBM eaeg .rdbJ the essmeilis ad she emery. The beatteloil weer the mdrinee it sae • holy. a other risell. That men • voltriory meet of Neer Were ined the ✓tl e.l the isery ad sr aregebli lams • Gabel meet end mg mks muster. as ad ase miser my fink, eljesdea aothe Mrs Ithen Ni amnia be epees oft the dohs lease et the /else idle a normerny arrest it losobb, erl pa the memliy le the mere of pria , ityt esserassiy ..re. Tb. bob. hued gar. limas did set mese to arlegnithdNr the stem or tr. Mired the poem ehe bed lar tbe 4111h1•114 efts& Rio ot.tect enamel is be se pare *es inmerymma led sot R i o ry dirlosterhed pier Is their limastry sad ether &goals of tb• conotry. New, be led err medetstood that the town ma ef the has. sir rend giellorta bad hors tritloguireed hue IS sailed p ol.ret, be Ha mißht .retie the nese el ears era tardier. the Duke • Wrlfirres, Leid Carknegh. end as. restaby, Ms. Tway Irlteg a 4 td asad Mr. Thiseyosi taw rem she hod bald stars the him erred to bar the mutts he um oda eny Agree lehle poisidos, but rortarly arid not ar that is eel be Indestre of my useful royals. (Naar, beer.) Afters lbw words from Mr. SCULLY The sees is. seer wet althele a BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS (IRELAND). Mr. lI'MAHON moved for loam to biW la • bill be awn I erns* Ives am! swarm real ina to the adarlarim d Monstors asd 'elicitor, to promise ta IN g. HM objest was to Matt proforma to the Mr la Imbed ai the aim Manses thy, were edmittot fa EagisalL sad to to. ft barbers is Irettnt the CUM power that was protessed bream to Easteod ?Ir. *IIIT Es CriE oblected to tat handed*. 1. Err sate adirb bad n.t twa asked kw by the prodsudua is Itataad. sad .etch Es did ass tidal at all ascassery. • BR•DY supported the wiles. M.. MALUlisilk meet the roe Elbelastise tibia Ms bee, meow sempleimi el se minim ia missal la Zaeleel, kr • mum obis tod • illopr• Ms a treivenky yr ads/ MdeMr la MOM lam time mars, wbast Mom ohs MI so Mime bed Os mod Am Tsars lartots timy eseM tts mad. Me Mamie Moe *es as imemeri ia that, bemuse • arse hem a missesim we • mina... Jot a rolimes hrl osesima • mol peed siesedsa. (Chan ) Mr, DRAM mil Mshae as latretectico el the 1, 3. bet 1s male meet it simpst M its teem ▪ &Ma them& it be right Is ersaalt the biechoe of Imismil Miss Issmisim bin support ito Me INSIONEII. TM Wade 'fat .. tb• — mstles. 179 41 11 A 123-116 6• CONSAAVAKCY or Th E THANE& ilt O. LiWIS, is moors for kayo to brag ia • 1611 to a f wed oho tee el do ussurnOoto of the nowt Mimes, 0•16 the et dr WA wild penally be aluittod to bo lisamo . w owlet la Übe imilcoolos of the Tlkazoo. Ws. The WI ••• • @limit ow, isi it ...rely ea sed./ tbo potion et ••• •••••nrairs ebb Ow •ii... L••• ems Owe. _ _ OR Me sec*. .1 Mr. tiametim. -- have 1110111 be Mtn ra. wl to end the stidesel wee 21. d 22 Viderls, dm+ 9, *ad n VOlOllO. ebese 21. INN DOTIII TRYITIOII AND DONUT CONTRACT. Mr R. WV TARIM Uwe* mar mseiderstes IM minim 015, Mall.. Iteree4. sad mewl es brined= le me w 1 ct ceesestme OR pechee eel telepeph,e common set to poi molt 10 imam 101.• Me ma pub* eestroet par Me era. year • a arils lorwem DOOll sad C r d tats.. Devrr °recd. mid Me Wilk* a 1!* W. ior plasm m oWM clerks ml mum Ile Ms ems eel port 01 llmse, shall bees boss 01. Aerararesss, be ..ad. bed bees beet, mile pi 11.,.. et Me taw sad tbe thereon et meek et Ns member= slab morgues: mil ebleeesi le the el the essmitere mem puke ed tehemble smemme s taws loquelrest Wes the Cistammd Dower am. wail sm. Is lee eglsies. be earktseetry. sad Is the hew am Ea ekaim ...Mice seal Isis to try Me semi line se the =Nei esairldsP. al p 4u ds. Imos= b. sbmiebt, kid a resod Our nogiubss, Red 'ba UN peeper nabs el drift dm iv me by assestbie oo td ..res. Pe IL !I OHT SCOT' coil It yr die whit of Ns yes, Pet the .yeeelee Audi be bay re firly dbaater4 cee tee truth Aosta be leteglit wet. Tbe memo we wltle a Me scope et Ile Mom oi tar whet ommittre. oat t. rode am esew•taad bow it weld pnlyndbe Pie W. her o. it, wbseers tie Meccas lowaittre would eel petreMy w• tlio yore. Mr. Beermsts bed objarei en de onandbMiea .1 ie. ~see Mare. bet She Mao a wake NM elleutina woe otos Po MlLlMitie• wee asmiented. Re teen w envier *Oar.. Ira he obewatanawe ottesitag Deem ear lA.. roe va rtworime. rararlag is. beam rot Me miliese ties oe tor es be werremen= mrea pebble nrierlAre. It, b. .K/.tot benne be spike Net Y. v.v.. primed by Mr. Nene& wee esrt be eb..eld set •bbot a lb. media. Mr. Coe rut sepowiiil tb• nodes, well ins own* .7 Mr. Worn toe. ...11=LIIT send le bad sat bona olt.we bow UM W. Rama amid e. proardierd by is. ewer bias leirokod sow by taw robot comae... wean. bean es steeds, sew. mime be Mad. pram whine dannewn atobt So &Pocket coda ant Mr. COW It aware r seepart of Mr modes. CNANCILLLOR et oho IXCIIEQV IR Amami AN, ebbing It inerite wee mat irke Co wthr is. Mat fleet ofjeeder.tbergrecliof Mr. IMentoie weesetrelool•b•lto reareteat the meths eMegrame a As ben et Iwpartielay. MNor =seed umielry bed le elvastmo; Mot ter quee raft wok nboald tbo bare wedlerabo, afar Mr. IheourVe systeb. tow* Is sal Bet No disc:rum oi the Woes GPM setae 7—• mem be ere relateset to tab', owl M 'Swig Env* doe the peace el Skt W. Mari be wised to the att•rt emmatee. Vitale*. Are "ember Nomesina. la vAidi P. Warhas, Mr. Outwit. see Lai Prenweraa pert, tbo eawolnwer wa wwbdievra,eaa Ow wariest =robot wee seesaw&pos e • divisice. br SI. CARREIDGE U TIN C N I VERSITY DIL CO L MM__ UN s. lON CON. ANCI . Tbis bill pool dm? 'ismer PIRA /sc.. BILL, 1 briP 1411 sr rad is Wog boo sod psosol. br bow end it be irw pit ids& giOOND-HAND PIANOFORT,CRMOK cps exiortoo. Avelirmsels bliiirt he T. Isms" Larks Swats= wet si Oen. 10, Ileambretriet, by Ton as dr Iby if rabnedisa. EIDTMAIRILIT. ems Inens. IMN •C Kara Cll/1•1 Nab Ossissm. Clerk. NM brisese: Ms O. WWw—K/DD TOUR OWN MI D. lam DeneMs.—Aal -S Wet lIAJJAWSIN.—Ormasio at T. PI 111111111111. To-Nsarom 11,11111 N% DYING PON LOYD. WILY rIN NIGGI ar. awe. I la. AmisrAid II TIN GAP WITS.--4.4raises 111111131111• Tow Ryon.. MINIM itozzawoarn TM Waitron et MOW. Ni. 1.1 %in aem•S.► & OLAF IMO ammo—AM TOM SLIDE OF AiLDOAT/L EON NATI& AT LONDON 111DRIL M=3= THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1869. Cie grout. 051101119., aim. The Paw Consort Noised over be Adverb - e . ta in the P airs polseasy Aesop, •ttendd by Oelonel the Hen. A. Hulbert. The Fairy returned to Oeborne Pier et belt-put 6 (kink, and embarked her Majesty, Princess Altos, Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold, attended by the Ladles and Gentlemen In Waiting. The Qesen mend over and woe joked by the Prime Consort. The royal party retuned to Osborne at 'test o'clock. VlllOllllll Bydeey, Lard Chamberlain, arrived from London eisrday, sad premated ea add'w to her Majesty from the Hera oil Leas. Copia the Eta J. Denman had the honour of being lauded to Near. A derstation haw the Conwrittea of Ullman appointed by ths Cannes Hall to watch owe and patent the rights of 'S Livery Moen to the bill ths Hoare at Camas kir the reform of the Osparation of Imacs. by which the rights sad privileges at the Livery, granted ► shorten sod at e by acts of prelims; are abolished, lel is M. tar Mow with Sir 0. C. Lewis yesterday et the • dopoloties kw the Grand hanks Canal Conway Wen lallarvkar whit the Right Man. T. Miller Gibson yostydwy M Ur Rasa of Trade. • degnlslien host the Taw Word respotbog the addition d tin Monist at Trlnity-egsan to the Ward of the Tower may the sew City Reform BM, bed on iitorvisy with fik G. C. Lewis yesterday. • depobanso lad sat intarrisy with the Lords of the Tres sary yostmodeyOn Tama to the Meaditatts new poet* sew. The ingadatics oteeited sf Yr. Timms LP., Mr. :sass initnall Turner, M. ~P Mr. Itiehard ßa ft YM.P., Mr . J. P. Brown Woodard M.P. Ur. Peter 11.1.0 rm, Xr. Philip G.Bibrand, and Lc y t u tes. Mr George Bowen had an intercity y with the Doke d Mewestrie at the Coloolal- The Italia Committee of the Privy Co di sat yeatir- U. ,. IX Lailthaion gave judgme nt on ea teal from th e i Hong Hoeg— ' The Aralia." An ap pal i ftnr d Zar Month Wale•—" Joann and ofh•rs v. 'li.."--maalaeard, and judgment given by Lord Hipp- vets received at the Colosial-ofhee latent., from of the Went India !elands. Doopotoboo oeralBl* W Iha GOVerPOri of Canada, OaM4Hmg Loom, Oglos, Lotman, and Malta, sad to the Lord High Commissionaire( the louden Islands. His Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke et Meilenberwlnralitz and tha Prince Adolphus of Meck lenburg-SWIM: have arrived In this country on a visit to bre Royal Wines' the Duchess of Cambridge, with whom the Hereditary Grand Dachau of kfacklesbargh-Strali , a hoe Wan maytag for some wake war. The Prince and Princess de Ligne have left the Bt. Georges Hotel. The Marquis and Marchionees of Aberoorn have left the Osaka& Hotel co a Malt to the Countem-Dowager of Ellesmere at Cobham, in Surrey. The Earl of Sheffield has arrived at the Oatlands Hotel, Waltowea-Thames. Lord and Lady Arundell and the Hon. Min Armada Wt town on the 19th I.M. for Werdour Castle. The Earl and Cotustess of Meath, Lord Kenyon, the Dowager Lady Warp; the Dowager Lady Abercromby, Lady Hawker, Lady Pakington, Lady Lambert, Lady Bill, Sir Charles Elliot, Lady Darling, and Lady Dalrymple, are sojourning at Brighton. The local Cioarderis remarks t►at an addition to sea view appears in the shape of five pleasure yachts which bare arrived off Brighton from various parts of the English rout. There is oleo a armor belonging to a lady of Liverpool which sancta m nob Wearies. The will of the Right Hon. Georgina Dorothy, Centered Canisle, late of Camila Howard, in the county of Turk. bee ban proved, and probate greeted to Ike Right Hex. Gomm William Frederick, Earl of Carlisle, K. 0., P.C., the era sad wile executor. The perecually sworn under 30,0001. The Bury Post states that Lord Alfred Hervey, the member for that Sews, was takes ill whilst ettesding a cototofttie of the Hosts of Commons, from the effect of the horrible state of the Themes. Sir Morton Peto will to-morrow move for a select committee to Inquire Into the some of the present state of the Thames, and to suggest snob reesedies so may be deemed •spedient for its improvemeat. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. THE time 111.141111611 S tie Übe English Government meet &sib whether it will sametion the terms upon whim\ thellimperees et AIINYILIA and FRANCE have speed to anew the affairs of Italy. The peel-- adios of Vtlialimasa not only needs the sanction of the nen-belligooted Powers before its provisions me beesme pert of dm public law of Europe, but it is is itself incomplete. That the matters still undeter mined are ofgreat importance may be inferred from the anxiety of the Austrian Government to exclude neutrals from all participation in their arrangement. " Them will, then can, there must be so emigres'," is the berthen of all correspondence from Vienna. On the other hand, we learn on indubitable autho rity that the EMPEROR most (*meetly dealt* the direct and immediate participation of the Govern. met of Queen Vicroarc to complete the work of peace. How is this appeal to be answered ? The bases of peace agreed upon by the two EPP pawls at Villafraoea involve arrangement, of three kinds —The transfer of populations to new rulers, the redistribution of territories, and the formation of a national oonetitution for Italy. The two first of these points are offered to us in a definite, fixed, and rigid form. We must either take them or leave them ; it is only in the last, that which concerns the formation of an Italian Con federation, that our good intentions and codes man could find scope. " The Princes of 'WWI NY " and MODENA Will return to their dominions," is one of the terms of the pesos. To conceive what the restoration of the Greed Duke of TUSCANY and the Duke of MODENA would be, one may imagine what would have been the restoration of JAYS/ IL after the " Gloried Revolution "of 1688. The Hereditary Prince et TUSCANY and the Duke of MODENA have been be the Austrian camp, one of them in command of a regiment, and the other in the suite of the EMERIOII, heel the day they abandoned their States. They have passed the time in intriguing, protesting, fight ing against their people. The Tuscan, after seed ing an army against them and their allies, have solemnly deposed their Prince, and declared hia dynasty incapable of reigning. Their ambassador is at this moment on his way to Paris, to protest against his re-instatement by the aid of France. IVe should think oar duty is clear in the matter. We h►ve done nothing for the Tuscan cause hitherto. and why at the eleventh hour should we rush for ward to take part in an arrangement foe delivering them over to a dynasty they abhor? We believe that all Englishmen, whether Whip, Tories, or Radicals, anti-Gallican or friendly to Austria, have only one wish for Italy, the wish that by some means or other her children could get the management of their own affairs and live in peace. We do cot want to settle who shall govern Modena : that is neither our badness nor that of the Emperor of the FRENCH. We all thought it was the persistence of FRANCIS Jour!' in interfering with matters that did not concern him that led to the per. The war is over; in its progress Princes have loot the throws, and it is now proposed by NAPO LION lIL to repeat the wrong he has just chetised• . It is for the Emperor of the Farricw to consider whether there is not something indecent in closing the victorious campaign of a war of Liberation by imposing anti-national sovereigns on their reluctant people, and whether the elect of eight millirem EIIPIROR " by the grace of GOD and the will of tie people,* i• the proper person to volunteer in the work. This, we repeat, is fur him to consider. but for us there can be no alternative. " y " des hammer qui ne cumprennent pas leas epoyee, . _ . . twus ne somata pas do unibre." Jost u titUs ea& any one who desire' the permanent pesos of Italy approve the arrangements by which Lombardy him been dismembered and stripped of its far. mom in the act of its transfer to the Xing of SARDINIA. On the east, when he territory tosehee that of Austria, the mew Kingdom of Northern Italy has literally we fronti e r—not even a ricer; for the Austrians Sig laft cm an island of the Mineio. The project of an Italian Confederation would. I ceder some circumstances, be wise and good ; bat it would be converted into as engine of mischief by the introductimi loin it of an extra-Italian Power, Whig more people than all the Princes of the' Coefederation put together. We do not say that it is absolutely impossible to make arrangements to guard against thin evil ; and we have no inclination to doubt that it is for the purpose of making them that the French Est rcaoadesiree our help ; but the client,e an small. The essential term' of toe Peace exist, although in an undeveloped state, and they cannot be altered without a renewal of the war. The Elie petor of At %ILIA has just told the world that Ws MOOS for melting pram Was the readiness of Nero- LION 111. to grant him better terms than be mild procure by means of the nan-belligerent Powers mod the Glevernment journals of Vienna tell diseentented neutrals that if they are not satisfied they must take op the war where Frame his laid it down. If England abstains Lem all participation in t►e negotiations by which the preliminaries of peace an to be enlarged into a treaty it will be in no narrow, petulant, invidious spirit, bat because she ems in their toad nice, se security for the tranquillity and liberty of the twenty-five millions of people wham welfare is at stake. (110111 cut xto safe OASETTIL) WNITIZALI, JOLT 19 —The Quern bu been plumed re pretest the Ray. Dohald McCaig to the thatch sad scab ol Machetes, is the preehyteey of Lore, sod Aire et Ato ie N, wawa by the reetgaetiva el the Mee. Job. _ _ FOll2lOll-OMCII. JOLT 9.—The Queen hie been everivealy pleevr4 I. Hoary Aeries COuro.bill, Esq., C.D. sow ber Majuuq•Ceasal .t Jury, to bo her llejeatje Arse awl Cowed- Gomel la Mold., tr. Fossihm-ornm Jinx 16.—The Qesea Melee. to approve at hr. F. tag...maze so Coeval at benrh.t i rarg Mr M tu. Ma Royal Rlaoes get Grvad Duke of Oble- JULY 19.—The Qarie has boa' dried to Duals fix LW Ri swot* gehhe stir. Matti Dim, Ma it ssa se Vim- Omni et m ADVERTLIDI6 COLUMSS. Yesterday afternoon a numerous deputation from the various, metropolitan vestries and district boards, &com puted by Lord Fermoy and Mr. Edwin Jame, the members for the borough of Mmlebooe, waited upon the Right Hoe. Bir 0. C. Lewis, at the Home-offlor, for the purpose of pro• testing against the bill introduced by Mr. Cowper, arising from the erection of the "illuminated indicator" at Hyde park-corner, having for Its object "to restrict the erten** of permanent structures in the aerriage-ways of the metropolis," sad to urge the government to give its opposition to such memenre._ . . . . . . Lord F rumor, in introducing the deputation, observed that it tepresentrd the public boards of most of the leading omtropolitan pariahs., sod they felt that the bill introduced by Mr. Cowper we. not only aa attempt to Whinge upon and restrict the Wool pewees they enjoyed, but that it wee in dirint violation of the principles el the Metropolis Local Management Act. It was felt that. because one load board bad thought proper to unction the erection of en advertisieg column, to being in a bill restricting ell the other public boards from the power of placing op erections, however useful, was en sot of public injustice, and ought to be re aimed. In the borough he (the noble lord) had the honour to represent the local boards had positively refused to allow three thaminated advertising oolumns to be erected, and thereon there wee no necessity to apply tide ace to them. 'rho metropolitan parishes were esteedmely jukes of the laterterence with their local powers; aa it wee, if this measure pamed, the thin end of the wedge leading to cantrallea ties. (Hear, beer.) Mr 0. C. Lzwie—havbig been further eddreseed by Mr. C. Carr, moss Ilarylabar, Mr. Baal, of St. James'a, Mr. Robins, of Paeldusgtoa, sad deputies from the Holboen, Strand, and other district boards, to the same effe:t— ohm. ved that he could well understand the very natural end very proper jealousy with which the metropolitan parishes viewed any attempt to interfere with their local powers. He lied se dada to giro his esaetion to any measure which had • Mum, towards that which they appeyed to apprehend, gamsly, sentrelivation. At the argue time, however, he wield wt slew Ibis subject ma one of the Purely parochial obsesster which the deputies seemed to imply. It was one vine be thought ioroleed • quanta of stabile rights, mad thicblio travelling through the patio treys of this men had a right to be Froward. He sows doubts $s sacessity of this bill, as he could rot fed that by add pediment any pariah had the legal power of causing lao works d Lira advertistair columns. It would there into he Ida Wet sit to mortals if they bad the legal tight Os do as. At all nests, it would have been better for the wintry of ilt.Otavp's to have removed the comma at Hyde , =7, and Um have prevsn'ed the outdate cooling be r mi llawmot. Ho would give the subject his beet con , sidaroaka. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON TO THE SENATE AND THE CORPS LEOISLATIF. PARIS, WEDNESDAY. The Muniteur of to-day contains the following : " Yesterday the Emperor received the great bodies of the State, the Presidents of which, 14.Trop long, Count Moray, and M. Buoche, addressel eon gratalatory speeches to his Majesty. The Emperor, in reply, expressed his thanks for their devotion, and then explained the reasons for his conduct during the late events. His Mejesty said : . . Arrived beneath the walls of Verona, the struggle wss inevitably about to change its native, as well in a military as in a political aspect. Obliged to attack the enemy in front, who was en trenched behind great fortresses and protected on his flanks by the neutrality of the surrounding ter ritory, and about to begin a long and barren war, I found myself in face of Europe in arms, reedy either to dispute our successes or to aggravate our re , verses. " • Nevertheless the difficulty of the enterprise would not have shaken my resolution if the means had not been oat of proportion to the results to be expected. It was necessary to crush boldly the obstacles opposed by neutral territories, and then to accept a conflict on the Rhine as well as on the Adige. It was necessary to fortify ourselves openly with the concorrence of revolution. It was netts- Nary to go on shedding precious blood, and at last risk that which a sovereign should only stake for the independence of his country. " ' I I lhave stopped it wes neit her through wearin eas nor exhaustion, nor through abandoning the noble muse which I desired to serve, bat for the interests of France. I felt great reluctance to put reins upon the ardour of our soldiers, to retrench from my pro gramme the territory from the Mlncio to the Adriatic, and to see vanish from honest hearts noble illusions and patriotic hopes. In order to serve the independence of Italy I made war against the mind of Etwops, and es soon as the destinies of my country might be endangered I concluded peace. ' Our efforts and our saorifices, have they been merely lases? No; we have a right to be proud of this campaign. We have vanquished an army numerous, brave, and well organised. Piedmont has been delivered from invasion, her frontiers have been extended to the Mincio. The idea of Italian nationality has been admitted by those who combatted it most. All the Sovereigns of the Peninsula comprehend the imperious want of mammy reforms. " ' fhns, after our having given a new proof of the military power of France, the peace concluded will be prolific of happy results. The future will every day reveal additional cause for the happiness of Italy, the influence of France, and the tranquility of Europe. " THE NEW SARDINIAN MINISTRY. TURIN, TVIVIDAT, JOLT 19. The new ministry is formed. General La Marmon is Minister of War, and also President of the Council. General Dabormida, Minister for Foreign Affairs. Signor Ratazzi, Minister of the Interior. Signor Egtans, Minister of Finance. Marquis Montieeili, Minister of Public Works. Signor Miglietti, Minister of Justice. Tim post of Minister for Public Instruction is still vacant. LOMBARDY. TURIN, JULY 19. The Governor of Lombardy has addressed a cir cular to the editors of the journals, calling upon them to assume sentiments of moderation, and warn ing them that he will order the rupprevraion or sus pension of any journal which may utter invectives against the recent events, by which at the same time the King and his august ally may be attacked. TUSCANY. FLORENCE, JCIA 18. Chevalier Peretzi has been sent to Paris on • special mission. SWITZERLAND. GENEVA. luny 13. Prince Napoleon arrived here yesterday, and will leave to-morrow for Pans. SOLFERINO. The Vienna correspondent of the Timm says: "The Serdo-French haring made eeveral mistakes in their official communications during the war, the Zeiluag has taken the trouble to correct them, 'in order that future historians may know the truth.' Instead of losing 30 guns in the battle of Solferino, the Austrians lost 13, of which four had lost their limbers and six were completely dia. mounted. In addition to the 13 guns the Allies captured 15 tumbrils (ammunition waggons) and four two-wheeled care. The Austrians lost one flag during the battle. According to official reports the forces actually engaged were 120,000 French, 60,000 Sardinians, and 140,000 Austrians. The statement of the if oniteur that from 250,000 to 270,000 Austrians were in the field was totally incorrect." DENMARK. ML COBDEN, )LP., AND lila COMMIT° 0a Meads, eivs as lallosatisl meatiest wee bald is the Palate Hen, Relti, to talus steps for malebestisg the tetra of Mr. Cohdesoso seek a Kale se will be unprees detail is that neighbourhood. A letter from Mr. Cobden was feed, to which be staled that ha could make armee meets to vele Rochdale ea the 27th inst. Toe committee omisidered it much better to leave the day open to suit their panes et amateur.. Borne of the moot leading a:foreign end several members of podium's' are levied and tapered lobe protest, sad preparetkaa are Mug nude ea an eaten sive male. During Monday it was reported to the com mittee that about 60U appetite's were already made fce tickets. With respect to the plow to bold LAO roves or hmqwet in, the tonalities had •.t de:ideal where It abotald be laid, but Praha* they will melts anabr"lnia fur abort AParia correspondent of the Indtpendamee Bilge 4,000 peopilh—lfnethester Grandam. DEATH Or HINNY GRATTAN, ESQ.—We deeply =vs be is mowed that one of the lest thing. uttered In the regret to leers that HearyOrmten. Havel? serviette Boa sew celebrated interview a'. ViTefreace wee a pronis, de of the lanneetel Othltau of 'B2, died oa twain at his reel- by the Emperor of Aaata i• to pars wane days next winter at diner, Clare, essaty Wicklow. Mr. °Teruo was is Dahlia the Tuiltrim. The writer adds that it is rumour.d that the o few days sites, in excellent health and spirit.. and. seem- English ministry is elreedy demanding how Ion; the French lamely, bid peek Re a Leg and vigorous life. lie death will be a were lees to the liberal party mthis omustry. In early troops are to remain in holy. life Mr. OtiMsa /*pre...mood the city r 4 Deblit ;he after. A:gentleman of this town (says the Bridgwater wards repreelated the comely of Meath for a considerable Nem") km received a letter from M. Iditecayt, who re- P e - riee i hat elan 1h62 be hen been d e tat e 'rederiF is priests °rutty quitted England for lady with Louis Koeouth, ea Bit. Mr. Gnat= waste hie 72ad_year. Dims. of the heart suede-ramp to the ex. Governor of Hungary. M. Sicaonyi, Is sold 50 be the tease et death.—Freartee's Journal. ALLEGED Bantu AT Mr ItLitItION.---Yeetevday In common with hie eetePetsiete, strongly deheetme the morning the attention of rho tea& et megistretes for the M 6604. in which Kowa" sad she 11 1"(.1 1 . 86 hove II" borough of Northempiou wee ocsatird Ow same home in the Wooled to serve the purposes of the Freida Emperor. ievesUgai ice of a charge made praise* Mr. George tdobbs, • gestlemen reeldiag la the Mee-road, that on the day of The National Guard of Turin have opened a stab ... •,-- for. 'ld to tasted to Count Devour. the polling Le the lest orataded eleetioe, In April lest, be ww`P"'"' - -- me to • eats, aimed Jobs Banos a eovereten, sad pre- A deputation of the Senate of Belgium waited Weed hiss aorAber, Ia trate to Induce him to vote on hrhalt pa the King of the Rideau at Imam on Saturday, sad et Mr. James Thelma lisakessie, a cemsavative candidate ... Dud an s dd r .... l . o . o ,, m a it i o , to hi,„ Majesty •• th. Who this eggliggigi the borough optima the Right Ron. IL webe--- - Verna Smith sad Mr. Charles Gil*, da trgr• to of a eon to the Duke de Habash The King retuned the provider of the Ceerept Practices Previewing' Act. The • renew reply. Paget "" aid t he se e ' we" mat for trial at the aril The .4 era de la Religion statue that the Abbe a ggigra. thuggioggsat brae almiteed to bail. Bee*, tour to the children of the K rag of Stardust., bee Eoctssaurrwia. Commission Lae—The Gazette of yi.smaor zaataise an order of la? M.jefey to Council • Joe. been drowsed while bathing in the park or St. fielva. • ving melees. et mew tee Bockeientical Consurieeiesene (In The Vienna correspondent of the Time., in a 0 4 .0 • webeeitattea et see larch appeared in the Gazette of sr deed iota., d the 18th pays :—" In one of my recent kt- I6th testers) fee eleethast an or of the pat, 001 We of tare It wee stated that the Emperor Frauds Joseph had pre the Timm*, Of NIWIPOrt Paglartll, in the event; .4 Bucking- , mused Lets Napoleon to endmvour to prelude the Pope to hens aid diocese et Watt, tor the patronage of the ',areas 0.0.4111 'to the ereelerisatima of the &melee of the eh u reh ; et Suttee with fisiderd, In the comity of Some: sad dicers but It new lemma that it woo Imply the question of the se• et Chichester. ' estarisatiou of the Pepsi admioistraket." Mow ova OWN (IT ELECTRIC AND INTIIINANIONAL ?EL➢O/API, COPENHAORN, TIMDAY. Royal letters patent, dated Skodeborg, Jay 18, adjourn sine die the opening of the Holstein Pro vincial Extraordinary Diet, originally 6zed for the 26th. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. MOM OWI OWN PARIS, TIMIDLY EVENING. The members of the Senate and Corp. Legislatif now present in Paris have been invited to wait upon the Emperor at St. Cloud, at eight o'clock this evening, and it is understood that a politiesl speech will be made to them. It may be taken for granted that on this occasion the Emperor will once more come out in his old and favourite character of us hansom incompris. He will, I have no doubt, ex press great utonishatent, and perhaps some isdig- datum, at the perverse misconstruction which has been pat upon hia conduct. It is not, however, likely that he will throw into any very prominent relief the foot that the misunderstanding of which he will complain prevail.. throughout E;gland and Italy, in the greater part of Germany, and even to a _ _ great extent in Russia. The spech will doubtless contain a few ambiguous phrases, some of which may very likely darkly foreshadow future wars, in cue the long suffering of the conqueror of Solferino should be tempted beyond endurance. Never since the three or four sinister days which followed the coup d'etat have there been such wholesale seizures of English journals as now. To-day all the London mina, both morning and evening, were confiscated with the exception of the Chronicle and Pose. Ido not know on what prin ciple the latter escaped, for it has now added its voice to that of the rest of the English press. The Chronicle alone continues to write articles on foreign affairs at for quotation in the French papers. Since the news of the pesos, the number of spies employed to listen to private conversation in cafés and salons has been doubled. Several ladies have been enlisted in the pervioe. Ido not give this news as a rumour, it reaches me from an official source. A good many antes continue to be made in the Faubourg St. Antoine. I hear that the reason why the French journals have hitherto given it to be understood that the Duchess of Parma would not be recalled to her throne is that she and the rest of the sovereigns of oentral Italy had taken refuge in a neutral state. The Dukes of Tuscany and Modena had put them selves under the protection of the Emperor of Aus tria, and he, therefore, thougct himself bound to make a stipulation in their favour. The Emperor Napoleon, however, means also to restore the Duchess of Parma if she will only throw herself upon his generosity. A letter received to-day states that the three sovereigns above named have consented to join the proposed confederation, bat that the King of Naples positively refuses. The Constitatieseel contains the following para. graph, published with the manifest object of making the King of Sardinia and the Prince Napoleon ac complices in the peace of Villafranca: . . . . . while the troop remain in the town This morning the Emperor lett the Hotel de la Poeta- Vierlda, and visited on foot the place when the gunboats ere being fitted out, and had • long conversation with Admiral Dupony and the dhows charged with that im portant operetion. His Majesty afterwards went among the Idiom and wor► men, and caked them how they bore the heat sad hard work which they were obliged to perform. elre," replied one of the sailors, "the work appears to ins herder since I herd that peace has been made, and that my gunboat will hays nothing to do but be idl, on the lake, like a pleasure boat." The Emperor smiled at this warlike reply of the sailor, which all his comrades approved el by look and gesture. The Terre Promise of Alphonse Karr, published at Nice, announoes th►t it has received a verbal warning from the authorities for an article which he had published on the nationality of that town. SPAIN. The Madrid jouroals of the 13th, like thee, of preceding days, are without political news. The Treasury bad paid in the come of a preceding fert night 44,000,000 reale in dividends on the debt. V;riona ktters from headquarters state that the interview between the two Emperors at Val!stream terminated by the presentation from the Emperor of Austria of • draft of • treaty, end by the Emperor Napoleon swing that he did not think It right to swept it without consulting King Victor Emmanuel. On the Emperor Napo_ Loa's return to Valegglo, a conferenoe took place be twee his and the King, and Prince Napoleon was ante monad to it. It lasted to • late hour in the evening, and after It Prince Napoleon was charged 0 make knows to the Emperor of Austria that his propositions wen moped. The prince only returned from Verona early on the 12th, sad it was on the 13th that the army learned, by the prxtia motion of the Emperor, that the preliminaries of peace had been signed. tip to that moment the army had only bees able to maks conjectures. It was at about helf-put one in the afternoon of the 12th that the great news became known at Peels. I have no doubt that the interview above alluded to was the one which I mentioned in my letter of Saturday, in which the King of Sardinia, seeing that his cause was abandoned, said nothing. The Presse says, in its weekly commercial review: Although there he not )et been sufficient time for the beneficial eff,cts of the restoration of peaoe to be very eine- Avail felt, a walked change in the situation in already pee eoptible. In anticipation of a revival of business several speculators took the initiative and made large purchases 'of raw materials and colonial goods, Some few manafeetursre have begun to put work in hand beyond the enema of their orders, not doubting that a demand will mon grin up. There are many reasons for the opinion that the premed high prime( goods in our manufactories are likely be be maintained. Even daring the worst period of the stag • Wks cotton. were feiching 'exorbitaat prior at Roma and Haute, and now that the harvest absotheagreat many heeds, it will be difficalt to meet any large kenose of orders. A similar observation may be made in regard to the silk trade at Lyons and St. Etienne. Silk is expected to be vary dear this year. In the south of France the crop is very poor. le many places the woems died off, and the mul berry leaves were wasted. The war has ruined the hopes of supplies from Piedmont and Lombardy. In Spain and Greece there ha. Oil been a bad silk harvest; but the immune from Smyrna and Salonice s e favourable. China silks moat to had reopens to, and they ere not fit to all descriptions of tissues. Wools have been eagerly bought op; the home supply of this year is nearly exhausted, and a good deal bee been purchased from *timed. Sagan ma dame to fall. In consequence of the beautiful harvest weather cereals ere everywhere falling, mid flour may be quoted fully 2fr. lower. Wines ars rising. The extreme heat prevents the berries from swelling. But although the mop will not be abundant the quality may be expected to equal that of lest year. I learn from a reliable private source that in many parts of the south of France the vidium has re appeared, and the grapes are quite calcined by the heat and falling off. In Burgundy, however, the leaf, which is very rich and strong in consequence of the rains of May and June, protects the fruit from the sun's rays, and it is looking well. The Bonne was dull, but left off without any change worth noticing. The Rent* closed at yes terday's prices for account, and fell sc. for cash. A letter from Deseocano, near the Lake of Garda, of the 13th, gives some details connected with the Emperor Napoleon, before his setting out for Turin : The Emperor reached this place at 10 o'clock last night. A part of the guard hed already arrived, and were encamped en the hanks of the I eke. The four imamate of the trolti genes of the guard arrived here this pruning, and their colours, gloriously torn by the grape of Solferino, attracted general attention. That of the tad Regiment has nothing Mee than a taw shreds, perforated with boles, and tied toge ther with knots. It la impossible to Imagine anything equal to the Indifference of the Italiace. Yesterday evening, when the Emperor arrived, the town was illuminated, flags had bees placed st ell the windows, and the population cans out to mashie lisjeety pass. This morning, however, on the arrival of the Guard, not a head showed itself at the win dow*, and the strews were ma deserted as on ordinary mos gam It wet, nevertheker, • rather rare occurrence to sees parte( the Imperial Gourd arrive at Demme. At Paris there would have been a crowd mumbled to wham such a sight, bat here ell the people seem to went la to avoid ►eing distaztesd. Nay, more, the Italians are so el:esthetic that when the Iseed-metere ere fined in a town, all the cafes ere closed. It is not that the French cam alarm to them, for they are only afraid of on thing—having Mom* tado ; bet they are &must .11101 to have in their ceGe teem five to ten guest. at a time who sit quiet and call for lemonade or a sorbet. They are thrown into a fright what they tee their establishment invaded by from 60 to 100 alms who talk loud and laugh, call for the waiter, kw& is tag tables and ask for absiethe, brandy, rum, sad gram They lose their pretence of mind le the midst of so assay enstomere, and, besides, they have not the good now to Me see that it wee necessary to increase their stocks. A French air would hare made it an opportunity foe leaking a good deal of mossy, but the Balton only tear their hair in des pair, sad shoe their houses. Gendarmes an then seat to them, end they en ordered to re-eeen, and MU Feesioh epaaletor at length arrange with them to work THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. (3T BRITIIII AND IRISH ILAGNITIC TILLZOBAPIL) LIVERPOOL, MEXDAT NIGHT. The steamer Nova Scotian, from Quebec on the 9th Mat., arrived at the bar about b o'clock this after noon, where she was detained by the tide, bat her mails were brought up by tender. - - The steame:s Asia and Vigo had arrived at New York, and the Adelaide at St. John's, Newfound land. The steamer Hungarian, hence, landed her news at Father Point on the morning of the Sth inst., and it was forthwith telegraphed and published in all parte of the United States within nine days of the steamer's departure from Liverpool. The Hunga rian reached New York the same night. The Nova flooti.in brings about 130 passengers. The papers contain no news of importance: The Quebec timber trade continues doll, and freights had undergone no improvemen:. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH vie FATHER'S POINT. New Yor., ZULT 9, EVENING. The three steamers, Adriatic, Atlantic, and Baltic, comprising the Collins line formerly running be tween New York and Liverpool, were to-day sold to the Pacitio Mail Steam Ship Company, to be em ployed in the California mail services ; the price has not transpired. The steamer Bremen left here to-day for South. ampton, with 120 passengers and 390,000 dollars in specie. The steamer Karnak arrived here to-day with Havannah advices of god instant. The yellow fever cases on board the shipping are said to be neither so numerous nor of so malignant a character as during the last two years. Clayed sugars had advaneed • half rei per arroba. Molasses were without demand. WASHINGTON. JULT 9. It is now understood that the Russian govern ment wholly repudiated the Perkins claim for am munition contracted for during the Crimean war, as being entirely without merit or truth. An effort is being made by interested parties both here and in New York to press on the administration • treaty with the Mexican government, stipulating for • perpetual right of way for the Tehuantepec Railroad, and a right of way on a line with the Rio Grande to the Gulf of California for a considera tion of 25,000,000 dollars. NEW YORK, it'LY 9. Our cotton market is quiet and nominally un changed. Middling uplands llic. to 1 ltc. Flour very heavy and 10c. to 25c. lower; wheat dull and drooping. Corn scarce and dearer. Sales of mixed at 900. Provisions generally steady, except lard, which is heavy at 101 e. to 110. per barrel. Sugar and coffee unchanged. Spirits of turpentine 44c. to to 46c. The stock market is dull, but without mach change. There is no material change in quotations for money and sterling exchange. _ _ Naw ORLI?.xs, JULY 9. cotton unchanged. Sales yesterday '7OO bales, at 110. for middling. Sales of wheat 3,600 bells; receipts same time, 1,400; export of the week, 1,000. YONTRZAL, JULY 9. No political events of importance have taken place. The Governor-General, who, with some of the ministers, went on a pimiento excursion down the Lower St. Lawrence, passed through this city the other day en route for Toronto. In visiting the Lower Lawrence they had also in view the inspec tion of the fisheries, which are capable of immense development. Government has this object in view. The removal of the seat of government to Quebec is going steadily on. Part of the military are to lts left at Toronto till buildings are complete for the reception of government. At Ottawa buildings ere to be pushed on with vigour. The accounts of the crops from all parts of the country ace more favourable. i CHARING•CROSS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY BlLL.—Thee greet parliamentary tattle was resumed JeMee. day, the committee decteriag the preamble to be proved. At the meeting of the committee on Tuesday last a prom& lion was made by the promoters of the bill to give the unstme of Bt. Thomas's Hospital the stun of 20.00 W. to amble them to build a new wing in the phone of the one shirt it wen said would be rendered unlit for hospital purpose. if this railway should be conotructed contiguous to it, bet this was declioed. The chairman raid the committee considered that the hospital would be damaged by the new tier, that it would render the north wing totally unfit for the purposes of • hospital, and that it ought to be removed. They °inside»d that it would have berm detonable 'hat the Louden-bridge Itallway Companies should have entered into some arrange ment for the purchase of the hospital, but as ouch had not been the mar, they must leave the question of compeneaticee to be settled by the parties as the low provided. The clauses were goon through, and the bill was ordered to be reported to the house. COLLISION ON THE OxFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY..— Yesterday (Tuesday) morning • serious collision occurred an the obove line et Dudley steam, which unfortunately resulted in injuries to several pasmogrra, but bapp:ly no lugs of Ile. It appears that as the Mate leaving Dudley for Wolverhampton at 12 o'clock was preparing to rem, a purls train was being shunted back towards Dudley. The ariver of the ;mugger troth started hie engine before the good. train boa cleared the crossing, and before he diecovered his mistake the two trains net with great viu'erne. The paratinger train wee well lilted, mad many of the passenger s erre thrown from their geld with considerable forte. One of the buffers of the possum engine was empletely 'method, and two or three of the goods 'tacks were much damaged the buffers and bemire being broken up like touthwood. The passenger train ass at °ace Award beck foto the sta tion. and it was found that about twelve or foarteen pas *engem were oat and bruised, black ryes and into on the face being the predominant injuries. They wore all able to go on by the train with one exception, namely, Maria Stevenage, a married woman, of Willeuhall, near Wolverbampton, who sustained a ants mussed scalp wound. Sloe wan conveyed la scab to the surgery of Mr. W. E. Johneon, the tom pals amerce), where her wounds were &mead. std during the day oho was conveyed home. It to' atAted that It, driver of the eagle. (who ;s in the employ of the London ea i North Western) etarted hie train without the =um' signal from the point at tee end of that plottortu. REFCSAL TO READ THE RI AL SERVICE.—George Whitten, who had been living In Eye f nth. last eight years, and who belonged to the atd Bello.: N. of ilk sad Nesmith Unity Clue, had a greet with to die ar hie father's house at Itedlingfkld, and to be Mittel at the pariah church, The Rev. C. Nutley being the perpetual curate, his father slimmed him of his eon's a ish, but intimated teat he had not been christened; thermpon the rev. gentleman said he could not portonm the burial service in the venal form, and refused to may him at ell, In etinaequence of this the club all met last &today afternoon to bury their Affirmed friend; the ma trident of the club read a portion of Scripture over the Irma, sad a hyena our sung.—Nortrielo lost. SUICIDE PT A I'OCNC: young lady, aged 17, the 'outmost daughter of Mr. Hindmarsh, a hop nomeltarit, raidieg in the Borough, committed suicide lest Thursday night by taking laudenunt, in rensequ-nee of a young gentleutaw to whom she was atoto-ed Oseler alighted her. An inquest was held on the bat, er otertley, mad • verdict of "Temporary insanity" was retuzeod.