The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-19 00:00:00

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Li c rp F iF, .1d 1.; ADD . , ITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE TELEORLPHIC INTELLIGEIiCE. 1 The Poatmaster-Genaral of India, among other 1 FURTHIIII PAPERS ON TEX JANA/ 0 4 1 I,,ta ?:1 : 7 ) 1 the a,i)h v•pen eeneested with the alleged ill= 1...............a5‘f• ;a any arrawring for a weekly mail I 'f• DISTURBANCES. .4 _ --..--- _ wealDP cf the Geworeor et Victoria sad bit cooloquoct upon the rofnsol of the Legislative Ooluwil to . pawl the Appeogriatloo Bali; sad whoa . mach popes will . • bawdy. , . ---- risen funds to complete the Victoria and Albert .... r .......... T. .„.. am p aa mea are not t o b e oora_ as &turas, eveniag. sad Iles fileastraidi pi/sera liya THE FENNY MOVHMENT IN . aiILAND. . The Royal Man a g e a m ahip j a y s , from New York MtlionOt. If early 4.0001. were subscribed at the I pared is k interest with those of the forts& oolleti- sssmisa es Beene .. Mos lik asS iS i s 101 i i r ' l4i t e dalar .. _.,,,-- • I on the 7th bet., arrived at.Qtteeastown yesterday 020 • 118 11# with 100 paaseugere and 363,900 dole. in speeie. Mr. Chisholm Anstey, since his return to the I tim while many of thanl a.... ^I ► •" , --- 1 - 1;•--'. the I " Mr- 11•11 "" i ' "h6 " 61 ' 4 ' ' Wa OII BAL I II9I IIOI %. ‘; saw. :- A THE or. . Omar Or 7 . 113 She landed 106 sacks of mails and one passengers, bar, is bajail Waded kith tirouBh & combination A esooed edition of the Boweing Freeman of • ; , of the attorneys. . Saturday saya : , The ;Smut*, Chamber ,of Commerce has peti- Great esolloesst wee mashes! this morning whoa it ' ; bosuns knows Vet the deteatiree sad other page wale . !Edda; tioned parliament for an, inquiry into the wo rkin g settota of persons cospectod of Wag ooloosmod in I of the Lado-Ennopean telegraph. . the Teem 000spirocy. Dotadiatots GE race was to bo lON gates la ovary dittotioo, lad Tomas wore limb at a I I t isle discover what was Um mow which led to osels s gs- •• 1 1 1 L imit& MONEY WIGRAM And BONS' (of c ' t ""psim. 3l. Mrs so yes t h e Dodo on Toady, WA Marti, abb. 84 WA). one ship YORIZEISA 1.700 o w I. A. I.llltl= l . Commander to toogi to the sot j ot Dodo. moop t rotiatiose tot all doom of puompro apt • s opanott4 tad tio otpxototparitoced m or ootter anti' to AtU.Z. and 1101tZttii doomYo .= awl BONS. 7. Thadtabolkinit. • NEW R0Y.1.1411 THEATRE. n - As opera is tee *eta, Cal/04 $l/kta ; at: +r - An Aria! NOWA w s praglatad at this sitaapt Iltl. tkiatta, he Wards, vivasiss. sad WY 16 "urobil fo° ll ,ved ! atetraidas‘l66.. Ths 110110 it by Er. Ett re tiala , INs.~sb b 7 14r . H•l**4l•ll4,the author at imit, tzb isgi p ;s o w i ti t ek thin hao Writ tar =o 4 r a 711"simopiedollo.; aid Es !suit Is that its lew issideots Ns is Paw darts am liid bY taPelikiitY ot11116 1 •11aa , The banal* is semakallY • Watt gict, hat isa athietaa'a daNIAUIN who, baNia; bees swedeatelly 161.6 bar Whew, is bead by 10Plias and tiocatit ap wrong them. A-yrrassatatiswearesiase mama lei' coatesaina, talk, itetsaNyta kive with her, and bar NlNtahlos being tiiswitatil by pope wassatip shratastaisces , rhowtHlinrestosra)istwillusr.ittatiliiszovalswiestioar opamskthapair arsriais {pr music,; aid 116 hawk at Kr.; lialtiallates. *veil ask tatashsbit tee laiktailith is bask attestaLtad Ths rips, ght pmetwisted by 14444Pbe . said 110 therastsr of ths Sow assuattiaukitamlian Elliot Ofiket "Alb 'this aid Plats to, e *wake al a aW ob bol. Plan 0611601 P, 1140 ibt.Htt 48•Ntt armed with math effect by Nits rawly BORIS. 10 , • steseat the ptshatekaseeis at** pimestis atliatA other painsipil rats ars Nita „try Mr. A. Ocat- ME. lb. A. • Nam Mr. Awhile, sad: Yin laessilta The mew= which attlinatsd 4114 larip# thus of siame too was tits riettativa sod "My *Ft .is tad," Nape by Nakao CEOs PirdaYseit, mid etecilid.; !b+ rep Pred7 Eastitact " Oasis hither inn:', llll 6obY 44 10 7 51 1 7 Rom* wad Mr. Gaff, OW also mimed.; *WSW** put; told me whoa Imola It ••• ;' tks augrAPlPoldod 4" 4 " 4 , " Oh, laziest mematat." and. As 0.0 • Pala to 11" Batt 1100011 a MAIL TIN 14411 itAWRINik iiPkelts Oho* Bass past piessems. and the pima vas aptitiabtally him _ taw. .; ;t • • gyliM PI tritPOOL 01 A 1MY L IMOWN TO VS LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and POII,ADSLYMIA erzuceerr COMPANY based do tholiv="woil lets &NOW Beemair,, molipt lb. . MOM 1.1 bet NNW TOLL CITY 01 N W, Y Mediu day, 1 11. yid eetry Wedoesday, 1/104 sherzote 17bleye AM awe Woes by the wall domes _ - sa M ema. 0. If, soatl i Ctsga ste seeordtl i Z es =rd " peemp Mobe a IA wow* el speed * illissal. - Ste Moods sal l 17aMeilMisop=s10Em tem —lot terthee so to VAIATM, St. Wateeetriet, limped; to to aid KAM, 0. Klag W=imeoweet. LOAM and prooeeded• for Liverpool at 4 p.m. All well. The Java experienced severe north-easterly gales throughout the passage. (Per the Java, ti 4 Crookhaven.) NEW YORE, FEB. I.Y. The New York press universally express entreine satisfaction at the Emperor Napoleon's 1111A01113ab The public health is satisfactory. The cotton and pleas goods markets are quiet. In the atm market there is nothing doing. Lem ittritign*provaille in the money market. meat of preparations foe the withdrawal of the French troops from Mexico, which they regard as an angu'ry of Aimee between France and the United. States. In the Senate Mr. Sumner hap delivdrea ipt spinscsbo qoagitotionpl. emendment tealdlek total number of the population the bests of raper. sentation, excepting those deprived of the nesse on account of their colour. He considered a silt* Act of Congress would better effect the desired object, and submitted a substitute declaring all dis tinctions on amount of colour abolished la the late rebellious States. to NEW YORK.—IINITED STATES MAIL yt]fii~fb gassed and larocante slikarbeel SS 34•111 Yak mid fries r fittp nemed tMtrl4,l* aim nada !ffs 1161641- tI . . TKIIBAY - MARL - It t • • KARSTILLEB, 18. sa %dere arttved Uri today at 1.30 ilms ma i lefikkor tosid o o al 5 P•m• EXPRESS FROM PARIS. 1 v •,~.: Lt IFlnaday, Mara 14. 111.6110..42 , 11 10. amigo', Atlro 11. Way 8. stlsesew, ow • od -7- il l y ri t i rilealgr ie r8. "1"8 41.11 " 'a:M T V: v =6 -141 1 . low ,0. and B. W. 101 sad Co.. Alma* ; ar U. 114118 4184 Ow. 144 014404116.. Imam. PARIS. OVIDAY The Emperor to-day received a committee of the Senate to present the address voted unanimously by that illustrious body, which has already ap peared in print. Ills Majesty said : Memieurs les Senattairs,—The Senate's address is as eloquent commentary upon my speech ; it develops that which I only Indicated ; it explains all that I wished to be Too desire with me etabflity, the reasonable development of oar institutions ; the amelioration of the lee of the greatest number; and the maintenance in its integrity of the national honour and dig nity. This sword between u is is power. The moral, like the physical world, obeys gearsl laws which osenat be transgressed without danger. It is not by tsar sapping the bases of an edam that the crowning of it is to be hastened. My government is not stationary ;it moves on, and it Intends to move, but upon Arm ground, capable ci supporting both power and liberty. Let us call to ens aid progress in all he fortes, but let MI build op story by slimy thepand pyramid which hal for its bees universal suffrage, and for its apex the civilising genius of Trance. These seatinsente, which are so well expressed In your ad dress, have deeply moved me ; they are worthy of the first body al the State, which is the vigilant guardian of the con- Wadies and the principles it establishes. This is, I think, the most remarkable reply the Emperor ever delivered to an address. It is a novelty so; to frame a speech on such an =salon as to treat an acknowledgment of an entirely sub servient address as a sort of amendment to the speech from the throne, giving it a sense which the Sovereign could not make up his mind to make plain at the time be delivered it. The Emperor, on January 22, thought fit to leave out the word " temporal" when speaking of the Pope's " indis pensable power ;" and now, on Feb. 19, the Senate having put that word in their address, the Emperor says they say what he meant. The Pope would, per haps, be too sanguine if be were to reckon too murk ,1806 ; but it is plain that the Em peror by adopting the Senate's address speaks more strongly in his favour than he judged it desirable to do in the speech from the throne lees than a month ago. The unqualified praise of the Senate's address also makes the Emperor directly reepon. sible for that irritating paragraph about Mexico, which I am quite sure you will find within these few days has given great offence in the United Staten. The reactionary tone of this short speech in regard to internal affairs is painfully striking. The Emperor shows irri tation at the frequent reminders of his promise to " crown the edifice," and adopts the Persigny doctrine that liberty cannot be given until every body is perfectly satisfied with a government without liberty. There is to my mind something ominous in the designation of the Senate as the " first " body in the state, and the reference to its functions as " vigilant guardian" of the constitution. That terrible date of the next general election, 1869, is looming in the not very distant horizon, and those vigilant guardians of the constitution the senators—all paid servants of the crown—have the power, if they dare to exercise it, of so altering the constitution as to disfranchise Paris and the large towns, and other wise to make the next election as great a mockery aa wail that of 1852. SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR. (nom oas owl omaartnomrs.) -00/01IINIOATION OVIIII"D MUTa ersiat. Wurau. A _urni:s t ao.. yid Atom e s ,i. and OIGIMAL NAVIGATION mg f t . . PA SSENGINB and Cargo and Pero& s egarr t ...., ogre for Olbeallsr, Aden. Cerion, grim Mr filrells, _and sisernerr =„4es elar in rod IMS every nollk : for Idi la. link lira. me Brankey by those et Who Ma ad Niik el ere month ; end Mr Manifitos. Nig Grater one. fins, and Sydney. DOM aleames4ogus loner aton the 90th of ever, nrosib.—Tor father Illis On _pomp Office. lit loadsoliallatrest,tOt 53Irs rer: or ftaloseinkon doutteuiplen. Mr. Sumner also reported a bill from the corn mittee on foreign relations authorising the appoint ment of a minister to Dominica. The House of Representatives have passed a bill extending the powers of the Freedmen's Bureau, as amended by the committee on freedmen's affairs, and waning its operations to those States in which the privilege of Habeas Corpus remained suspended on February Ist of this year. The bill was passed by 138 against 33 votes. The military committee have voted to report a bill creating the grade of general in the Federal army. movement is reported to be on foot in Washington to inaugurate a new political party, eampriaiag the Übion democrats and the conservative republkans, to support the President's policy as opposed to the radical republicans. At Elan Domingo Mr. Sewer] had an interview with President Baer., at which he stated unofficially that the United States had been ready to recognise the Dominican Republic sines 1861. At that time, however, Dominica bad by the choice of her people become a possession of Spain, and the United States would sot istervele in Dominica, or any other ROYAL VAtrnak. Covent Garden uneu posed on Saturday evesing. A oaeabag, it ow" wee $414 in the OVlfil pf Abe day, satteaded by sawabers of the raawsisatest, Per formers, sad other parties froarrpea, when it was resolved that the holm should b. *sod forthwith, aaci a Betio, to that effect was aceordiaigly Ilassi an Om doors of the *satin. BREIHEN.—Direct Route to Hanover Brun wok Ata4 Ciercemay.—Tles Noith Otaajia . l=a AISIWAWst tow /taw: SCHWALM Captala D he daspatched from Haragydowa Ca THURSDAY, 11171 M WIND LTNIEW I Pwaltthl;), at 10 em., aallag at Smarm tarlaresists, at aocortarat to brastio. ES M6l; retarn tickets, LS and Al Ns—Apply at CHAPLIN'S EASAIt-eilww, W. ; eat to VELUM, DILATES, 1711 111111 " g i a l td Co.. St. Dtutatiues-boaas, St. Damian a-hlll. LC. - . .1 3 411ZJAIISNTAZY BOBIXIBB JOR TEX PAS Kw. . • 1 T HE IMPERIALMERCANTILE CREDIT 1 ASSOCIATION WWI " Climax...n— 1011thealbed. L 6,000,000. Pai CRAMIAN, np7rOO.OOO. lest A 75,000. N Bag. llakaenes—Benry Barker, Beg., sad T. Auer nendenian, Esq. This lioseciatlon makes advisees apes ',played leaseeslas mg other secnritke, and receives mousy on deposit at interest kr short or long periods for periods of not lee than throe Isere may procure, is at the offices, debentures el the neoectatton, tearing at I per cent. per annum, payable warted, by soave to bwaer • attached. W . C. WINTMOTTON. as scary. laetteatelrest. Laudon. AC. d! A. LBERT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited). NBA sad MARINI. Cepttat, Owe MIWom. Agents tor ltre Departmeat required. where the Compaq k hi reveented. ItOBJILL ILZOBALD. hieweet. 8. 7,1 w, LC. ltre Department. country, to establish republican institutions by force. If a Dominican minister were now sent to Wiiiiir — ton he would be reooelsoxl. - General Weitzel was mustiffsd out of thfaared States service on the Slat The Spanish Consul, accompanied by one of htSjia's officers, left Mats mores on the Slat ult. for the city of Mexico, on important business. Despatches from theßie Grande, published by the Havana' Dierio de is Marisa assert positively that Bagdad was seized, sacked, and defended by Federal edsurei frotirei iskloy Praletskaions, some of whose names it publishes. The Supreme Court has reafilmed the decision of the lower court, in the case of the seizure of champagne at San Francisco for undervaluation. This settles all similar cases, involving a large amount of money to French wine merchants. New Orleans despatches report that there are 40,000 destitute persons in Alabama, who will require an expenditure of over 2,000,000 dole. yearly to relieve their necessities. The Fenian alarm has abated at Toronto. Sweeny is said not to be in Canada. Mahony's Bonds are reported to be selling freely throughout the United States. The Palestine and Virginia have arrived out. 001INERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. RITUAL INNOVATION . -A PUBLIC MEET am IrM be held to the Vestry-bed. Kiad'areed, Chutes. TO-WO MOW (Tirade") overact. to support the yortreete and Mora te. reetntelnlng the portly and programa& orayttetty cd voralpte the Drahralted OfbirelL Chair to he takes et hallyeal o' cloobby I. Ofl C. L. BEVAN. La. Cepa the Has. 7. Meade. R.N., P. P. talley. MI Q.C., the Revs. Dr. Mahoney. bra Mara, X.A.. and W. om AD.. will address the meet tog. Adbradon traets tree at the dom. and at the frotestrat lastitate, S. Wolaratteet. , , - ii; Ere. -9 2nd Representation.—THEATßE 1 MTh f, tuyptian-Iua—MAJLTILII In MAGIC and LOQUI3M, se performed by eonnaand before Mr Majeltyilts Qum and all Royal Tangly at Windsor, Tuesday lireninc Woe. Si, i The starkness SPHINX. the birth of Plower Tress, and Rtodare's celebrated Indian Bakst Feat, as ZiLtz:d by him.—ZYMilli MINING, at a: W at 3.—Walls at Mikhail's, ad Boodein e rt s , " a Moz-odbie, ligypttan-hall..—Adraimion, la. and fa. : Mena, Is. " Alined atiraonioua: —Vide "The Times," April la, WA MBDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. TIM NEW BEASON NOTICL All the MST TOOLS of the BEASON aad of UN pest Wady yawl we ta alrealstloa at MIDIS% 11.111ZOT LILLANY. NIEST CLANS BIINSCAIPTION, 0111 GUINN& TIN A 2411131 Commeaelog at say date. Book Clubs supplied as Meal tams. lON xrDire Pt l eci ELlCT L oa l z a ir iltrdatited), NEW OXIIO ab as.., a, LIAG-811111T, cairraum. pHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS are BAST sad CHIAPIST. 81710M9 b NMI BLACK TL. la. Id., b., fa SA, Is., Pe. td Most diatom Mask Tea Ii now only la ed. per pound. Prise, MO, ram claim Coffee, la 44., la dd., la. Mi. MULLIN aad Co., Tea Merchants, f, Mad Wfillaracrtreet, City, London, C. A prim earrent tree. Snipes at market prima PHILLIPS sad Ca send all moods carriage free witkia eight miles at No, I, King Mililanpetrost ; Ma worth marriage free to say nilway station or market tows hi fasiand.—Yhillips and Ca Save no agents, nor any seitamloa with any Imam in Mac adam Swansea. NRW YORK, FEL 7, Moulin. Money easy. Gold, 1391. Exchange on Lon don, NU/ ; on Paris, 373. Stocks dull. New York Centrals, 86/ ; Illinois, 115 ; Erie, 764; 5-20 Bonds, 1034. Cotton steady. Middling Upland, 48. Flour dull. t Wheat quiet. Corn declining. Provialons slightly firmer. Sugar steady. Coffee quiet. Molasses quiet. Petroleum dull: crude, 314 ; refined, 50. _ _ NEW ORLEANS, Fu. 5. Cottou dull, 48. PRUSSIA. WMWAJNE'S wboleule end export UPHOL iTKIIT end (ANNEAL 11711.NISNINGI WARSHOL Nay 1 to dik Newington-budy holed's, ifraneiealwort. bawd the largest and most varied stook in London. AU goods warranted, and delivered tree. Newol hhe 41 crated priced MS of furniture, bedding, h., graft. 99,,worth best herdoths (part at Taylor's Depository), all estryWaras and well seasoned, L. 9d. par yard, worth Erem. and Co.'s JUVENILE CLOTHING. sad Co., 66 sad 67, Oalord-etreet, have special Itleareatents by which tb• Newest Modes and the swat desk MY 'asterisk are employed in the prodastioa of every dewily>. tie of Joys' and Youths' Clothing. UTAK and Co.'s GARMENTS awl PRICKS. AA Is* new Prince of Wales and PliDol Alfred Overeats 11 16 6d. to Os. ; Latekerboeker, Kson, Harrow, ▪ a Salts, Us. 6d. to 465.; Jackets, Is. 161. to Wa.; IraOd. 16s 6d.: Tests, es. ed. to Ts. Id.; Jacket' to alike 16a. 6d. to 27a. fel. TITAN and Co., GENERAL TAILORS, CLOTHILIS, HATTSRB, SOSIERS, ae., ite.: 86 and Cr, ..10=t, W. ; , 2 , and 23, New-atreat, 18inningnann Leeds : and Wastes* DraraborT. TEE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, s. Great Merlbaraao4tr•st, W. Lela, llaadaya, fa. senUamm. all other days. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve runt and Great Reduction In Prices.—Mr. EPHRAIM MERIT. nungenn-deatist, 9, Grosvenor street, Grosvenor pure, sole inventor sad patentee of artificial teeth on a soft, elastic, ph tally-prepared India-rubber gum. No unsightly festenlep being required, they are more natural, durable, and soratortabie than any yet introduced. They are self-adbedve, under supp , rt to the adjoining teeth, are lilted on a perfectly Pantos prindpis, and supplied at charges within the reach of aIL Clemons, lecturers, and public speakers will nod this Olt= particularly adapted to their wants; It combines com plete eat:lactation and perfect mastication. f elimination free. No entrains with any one of the same name. Established 1806. 1011L0A80M of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and 114tingue perfume, extracted from the dowers by JWO. . 008 NE and Co., Perfume to H.R.H. the Plthealle Of Wide., "0 Bull Perfumers nee, 99, Upper Tbameratreet., Lawton. TRIINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE a. The mod scientifically profaned and most powerful nutri tive condi ever Introduced; restores $o then. Donna condfden ▪ the Muttons, en the Integrity of wklch perfect health de ?MIL it ha specific for debility of all kings, and front its cos- M a Yos other Ingredients . pepenseand phosphate dsods. 1 1 1 1 __ aram Wetly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. aa• =ottle, or tour quantities in old for 112 s. Bole Drove Vanroloutos and 00., NO, Odord-streeit. end Ink Woolittrah-otroot. Lc.. London. LBERT'S ASTHMATIC) BALSAM, N. effectual remedy, without 000lhaing the bowels as 11 festintien head truly efliaecious and pleasant. Is admitted to . ▪ the bust medicine for immediately relieving coegbib tnAnnst m cars of Whoa, and incipient sonsumptiors. It taw I q-- 414 " 7 persons wham the faculty pronounce incurable. ?.nwy allays the tickling which provokes frequent bus oour s i o r i t Wiroarblag oomnimpdoe Its West. are sent "' I ' M, *rived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffer*, =LT/depend on relief in a few walnuts, after taldng etly and 'old by W. LILW.BZR.T. eheenkn, B. KIM Chariag-mcsa London. AM by all dregglst► end throe ynantitta 1n on% b. 9d. Ws partleniar " ▪ du ll 4 Liebe is ArthmaW Balaum Tho mar sod address leWelesi as the stamp. KATZ'S WORSDSLL'S PILLS, the best rtoodi tee oowr sad RHITTMATISN.—MY by all ebankkkaa., as ti. 14. k . se., sad 4a. a& lair bag. ------ -- G°67 or RHEUMATISM is qniekly relieved ses ems to a few days by that odabrsted Mediate*. E LUrB GOUT aad ItHIIIKATIC PHIL Obtalood Sam& aal mkt. at Is. lid. and Ils. M. per ►o:. A POPULAR MEETING DISSOLVED BY THE POLICE. BERLIN. Fn. 18. Yesterday a meeting of the members of the Working Men's Association of Berlin, called toge ther by the president, Herr Bandow, and attended by 3,000 persona, was dissolved by the police. The object of the meeting was to express the approval of the working class of the position taken up by the Chamber of Deputies. AUSTRIA AND ITALY. VIENNA, Fxs. 17, Emma. A rumour is current that the Austrian Govern ment, without entering directly or indirectly into any negotiations with Italy, has ordered the Custom-house authorities to extend the application of the treaty concluded in 1862 between Austria and Sardinia to the whole of Italy. ROME AND RUSSIA. ROIIF., Fn. 16. An official despatch has been forwarded by Prince Gortchakoff to Cardinal Antonelli, announc ing to the Papal Government that Russia has no intention of disavowing Baron Meyeadorff. Diplo matic relations are therefore completely broken off between Russia and the Holy See. RUSSIA AND POLAND. WARSAW, Fla. 18. An Imperial ukase has been published to-day, transferring the civil government of Poland, hitherto entrusted to the Minister of Police, to Commissioners for the Interior. From the appli cation of this decree are excepted passport affairs, the exportation of war material, the permits for carrying arms, and the amnesties granted to interned persons or refugees abroad applying for leave to return. These matters will remain within the province of the Minister of Police. INDIA. BOMBAY, JAL 19 Oil Triode). The disturbances on the North-west frontier have ham settled astiderdway without warfare, and the British forms assemblerythere have now bean with drawn. Affains is Bbootan are eneatistestory, sad war is again probable. The rumoured retirement of the Viceroy has been L authoritatively contradicted. THE WEST INDIES. The West India and Pacific Steamship Company's steamer Cuban, Captain Whitburn, arrived at Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, with dates from Aspinwall to January 20, Colon 21, and Port-au- Prince, 27. The Cuban brings a full °Argo, and 16,000 dollars in gold, and 4,000 dollars in specie. The uewa by this arrival is not of much im portance. There was nothing of interest to report from Colon, and the intelligence from Port-an- Prince uto the effect that order had been com pletely restored at Cape Hayti, and that trade was very brisk. A rumour was current in Panama to the effect that aaveral Spanish merchant ships, laden with supplies for the Spanish fleet in the Pacific, bad been captured by some Chili= privateers, and taken into Coquimbo. It was stated, and generally believed, that the Spanish Consul at Lima bad been requested to close Ilia office and leave the city. The feeling against Spain by the Peruvians was very bitter. Cameras or • BRITISH VEBSIL BY • SPANISH RIVINIIB ClMM.—Letters received today from Cadiz moieties a fiagrant case of the illegal capture of • British mead by &Spanish guardsmen& The British land Queen Victoria, • vessel engaged in the Barbary trade, was chartered by au English firm in Gibraltar to convey • cargo of iron, auger, coebtosel, kn., to Larache, on the western omit of Barbary. When between Tarifa and Cape Sparta], and, as it is asserted, about 15 miles from the Spanish shore, she was forcibly takes possession of on the 15th January by the =guard a:et& Loro, carried into Cadiz, her crew , and her papers retained. The whole matter has • very piratical appearance, and its empicione character is not lemseed by the circumstance that, although the capture of an English veinal on the high sass is an act of grays responsibility. no seem whatever of the evert waspeen by the governor or any of ths authorities of Cadiz to her Majesty's coned in that city, who beard of the affair only incidentally after the lapse of some clays, and , lost no time in taking I step lice the protection of British property, and in inequities prooesdings against the parties emosened in its illegal mimeo. Ws base beard as yet only one aids of the goes*" and do sot know what amyl r dons circomstanoss connected with the Qom° Victoria will be alleged by the Spanish guardscosta to amount for the seizure But if, as we are informed, the vessel was far beyond the Seas of the Spanish maritime jurisdiction, no suspicion reemetiag the destinatios of any part of her eargo could justify her search or dateatioa —Gibraltar Chronicle, Feb. 10. DsorAren or TUB Warr Irou IdAna.--Borra- Airrior, 17 . — The Royal Mail Oamparty's steamer ransmatin, Captain Sawyer, sailed Moos to-day. at S p.m, with the mails for the British and foreign West Indies, OM Pacific, California, Central Americo, to. She took out 105 preemie, a general auto includes( French jewellery, 4W4 ; Pnglih jewellery. 1,2721., and 2121. in ecninigam. :Tee . of despatches on the Jantaies dia. turban Wu published on Saturday. The most ins Of the despitchee are not to be com pared ikdaterest with those of the former oollec tion, whiles many of them are of a merely fiirma/' routine ohmmeter. Mr. Eyre transmits two maw addreonerte himself from the inhabitants at dor parishes at Manchester and Trelawny, referring iii the riot IA Morant B'ai as a diabolical rebellion, and his tomes, in which he states that these ad- . dresses Will show bee Majosty% government that the foul aspersions of the English press Are unde served. cMe also foreleg& a &lipstick signed by five misiOnities of the Wideyan, London, and Baptist n, which, after exProifirig their unfeigned .. a to the Queen% pram, the petitioners say. We lamest the lawless ond brooders" °Wasik year Majesty mast hero toss pined to Lam. , 13 .11 took the . district of this blood in the mciagi et nvidy edginess . % *V and Mein Kit IdieWsso is it , oar Malady wig, howsworopoosie ass) s eamark is leave .tow swill* pained at . tho ro of thous • w 3;ll 2 V l rs di uTifl c lon or the lust, and y by the serif& darticortion of life and pro perty w es his asmillad,bas keen perpetrated on the sa d We kegs id haw far then repo* WE thy of hut, is order. tan Us truth mayb e covered, that, fee ths satisfaction of the pa sad Si of the pub li c Interests, the solos saga, 4 = quasi the outbreak boo be tr uly sad' seauratety we ant swears l• implore that year Ma may be y plasosd to. die& a full aid in *soprani stionssion from to be made isgo ti) whole matter, and also into room for the igsoal that there is warmly a &blot or a 1 Feria Woad where disloyalty, midi**, and mar. i " liscs az ara proesed,, Det will et y cl eismin& that a stitous saa st4 l"" di., ... 44 woods the satire Woad. We wog l fg this rapist Syron Majesty because we ao hops et the &sired hdortaation being Aerobe powered, sad besieges we fool we should be wasdag is daty to your Majesty, to ouswe mops loas, and to our Eng fallow-caistrrissn, .se well as * the roll bodies land, which we repro seat, and other phibiathropio in friends of the iimaacipatod moos 1h tin sad other portions of your Majesty% do- Wakes. were we not humbly but sarastly to gape& saes for so authoritative inquiry into an event which is Et. 1 umemeedented in the likatocE i ll the °ahoy, whisk very Wines the Aland at e, and from which we are if your Majesty grant oar patiteme,aitat and solatery bass may be learned by all dupes lid So hdishitante. Fervently praying that B. by whom IklageZ y sad princes &woe justice mixing preserve in health sad hoopla's, to rule in tha offs = at a devoted and loyal people, sad may Notions to the WM& snobs, over whist' your Majesty so happily bbeansw*, that peas sad prosperity with whisk e torzto bee bees so highly favoured, we raisin your % faithful and loving subjects. (Speed.) John Olarpdst missionary ; Jos. W. Bowbothani, Wealoysa Walesa ; James Gordon Banish, Baptist missionary ; Jwies Mao, Leaden Miseionary Bodo*: Benjamin Mil. laiA &OM saisioaary. In &pother despatch, Mr. Byre, referring to Mr. Clablweirs inquiries respecting the manner in which Di. Underhill's letter obtained publicity in the colony,, denies Dr. Underhill's statement that he (Mr. lyre) published it, and states that it is not • , considering the number of persons in whose the letter was placed for rams& by the goy r, a copy should have got abroad.* The d etch covering the 'memorial of the sul a miasio 'es, dated January 8, is the last bear ing Byre's signature. oa, tho am? (r.. Sir Henry Storks enclomes the proorms.Voriir he issued on assuming office. The despatches from Mr. Cardwell are fourteen in number, and are chiefly interesting on account of their enclosures. Among the latter is a letter to Mr. Cardwell from Mr.F. A. B. Vinen, complain ing that he was arrested at Kingston without warrant or reason assigned, that not a *embleme of a charge was eves made against him, that be was kept in prison, his health injured, and his practice broken up, and all this although he had carefully held aloof from public affairs. In two other de spatches Mr. Cardwell disallows two Acta of the Jamaica Legislature, one establishing whipping as a punishment for larceny, and another enabling magistrates to " apprentice" persona under the ego of sixteen convicted of petty larceny. Mr. Card well token:pita to Sir Henry Storks a copy of a petition to the Queen from the inhabitants of the parish of St. Thomas-in-the-East, dated five weeks before the riots which broke out there, and which is as follows : St. Thomas-in4be-Fast, Sept. 5, 1865. To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty.— We your Ma festy's most dutiful subjects, the freeholders of St. Thomas - hathagest, Jamaica, having beau Warmed that your Ma jesty has been pissed to investigate is the state of this island by some isformatices bays been laid before the *rate, upon whisk isivodigation the plasters complain that the black people are less, and will not work, unto which we most humbly beg to implore your Majesty's at tention to oar bumble communicatios. The planters give us thirty chaos for our day's task, which we are usable to finish. We must state that when we won slaves we never had such heavy work, and afterhaving finished those number of chains, with the expectation at the end of the week to obtain the amount of 65., we gene rally gets Is. fd. to ts. 6d. for the whole week's pay, which goal purchase us coo day's food. Can this support our family ! The island has been ruined, rionssquieotly, of the advantage that is taken of us by the manages of ths stets- Another subjoin which we most pitifully begs to implore your Majesty s attention. Whenever we have a case which may be takenbefore the pianter magistrate' they gives us so satisfaction whatever, hut combine' with sack other ad takes away our rights. Wo mast humbly beseech your Majesty that it may please your Majesty to appoint a stipeadisry magistrate to sit at every court-day, as may enable us to obtain satidectios W. have also to state that onuisqamitly the island has bar abolished, all the sugar estates, coffee moustaiss, brred!og and grazing fare, that won in cultivation in former days, have been thrown up, which lies actually brought a famine opus the hods. There are many young peraoos that wars from respectable comisions have suffered very grist adversitiosbosot having anything to do, warns if all those properties were in cultivation they could Nisbed aronething to do. Ws prays that it may Pease your Majesty's arses to send the Americans to cultivate thaws thrown up properties, as may enable os to get something to do. All we ask is, that your Majesty may he pleased to °maids over the state of this island, and render the poor some assistance. And that your Majesty's life maybe long spared, and that the blessings of those ready I. perish may rat Co you. This is the sincere wish of your most bumble petitioners. (Signed) AZDRIW Rosa. (And 39 others.) • The Jamaica neempaper in which the letter first sp peered Mated that it bad received it from one of the =s team. A supplement to the London Gazette was pub 'idled as Saturday, containiog an mooned of the investi ture of his Majesty Leopold IL, King of the Belgians, with the magus sad habit of the Moat Noble Order of the Garter at Brussels, an the 12th inst. The Paris Union announces that another body of 143 volunteers for the Papal army left Brussels • few days back. en their way to Rome, headodiby Baron de Turk de Yews. The Berlin students have just given a grand ovation ito Professor Gonat on aricotutt of les speech is the Chamber at the Hoverbook motion. Is general his testes« are sot attended by more than a hundred stadaate, but on this comae upwards of five hundred assembled, and cheered hi m eathusisethally. N. Genet thanked them for the hamar, sad added that he should be happy if his lectures contributed to form firm and upright judges who would never emasent to deviate from the law. Tue Ramo= Dawsunkas ITALY AND Aurritga.-- The Memorial Diptoreetique Mys:—" We ma sanowsee that the goverment' of Austria and Italy are about to p of ro em& to an armageramt for the reciprocal anistioratios their consoler sod commereial relations. Austria will not bg that peosesillag seems* the kingdom of Daly. hat she will consent that the stipulations of the dactro-fiardinian Treaty of Commence of 1862 shall be extended to the pro. &optical' of the whole kingdom." To-noir, Fm. 19. °alma off 'M DAT. .001110 Magee gel--committee; National Debt Beam- Vll modites l wase —commlierts Sinalye • Beath slit Penedos Manhe Pothishaßill—commitessi None or VO T IOnIi. Yr. Bunnit—'To ask e Storstafy of State for the Colo ides, with referent to the Wowing passages In Governor Eyre's despatches, vis., of Ithositer 20. 1866 :—" Yr. Gordon wee Mug span most senthuive testi. sem; that the Market Bay maessose o wed ito origin to his seditious teaching. ;" of October' 0, in which he states that he " hilly comers is the jostles of the sentence * passed on Mr. Goedm, sad "is the poliey , of carryiwg it into effect. There no be Mile health I think, that whatever Mr.. Gallon:a isteations may have . been, it is entirely doe to his 'rethink bed adores, and oddiess lan guage among the_psheastry of this colony that the p hallic.' broke oat ir sod also to the despatch from the Seceetury el Bode he the Oneonta of Novi 2t, Ia tenth be sib 3oveiner Eyek " sespeedlly ea psesibth" to send him "all dempents and evidence " rendre to the mots — whether the Secretary of State for the Colones has yet received the "moat conolutith testimoof " Welled to by Gooney/ Ent TO-nonotn, Pu SI Norio= or AMON& Mr. Gilpin—To ask the UndereSecrostary State he Indio Ifthe Wootton of the govoncoset to re-introdlito the 14ARIMPErnj d thfilaitiseprocr reeaa If any end what represset•tices have been meth the Majesty's government to the governess United States in reference to the Fiona organinlion io America and oho especially en to the employment of United States offiosre, the issue of bonds of the moaned Irish mobilo, and the threats mad* to levy war upon th e domino= et her Majesty by tbat organisation. Mr. D. Griffith —Postmaster General—Bill to melds the Postmaster General to sit in the Haase of Commons. Mr. Whalley—Turnpike Reeds—Bill to provide far the mitintenanes of the turnpike roads of dolo r Englan Wales as p u blic highways, sad for the discharge of debts due thereon by veluatary osmandatioo. Mr. Weans& Tarries—Artisans end Labourers' Dwell- ings—Bill to provide bettor dwellings for 'slimes sad labourers. Mr. CArg —Elective Franchise—Bill to extend the elective hanshies for cities sod intones. Esglaed sad Wales. Mr. Bouverle—Act of Uniformity—ln committee of the whole house, to move fur leave to bring in a bill to repeal inetam portions of the Act of Uniformity. Mr. Crawford—East India Communication—Select com mittee to inquire into the practisal working of the presort systems of telegraphic and postal oommuniostione between this constr . ! and the East Indio. Mr. Colvile—Clerks to Jordon—Bill to prevent clerks to justices is counties conducting the proneastioe of soy Offends: committed for trial by the Pieties or patio's for whom be is actor g as clerk. Mr. Goldney—Prossautios Expenses—Bill to extend the law relating to the expenses of prosecutions, and to make provision for expenses °notaries of felony and certain inis riemeaors before essoilmag magistrates. Mr. Brace—Vbeciasticsa—Bill to consolidate sad amend the laws relating to vacciestioo. WILDIZID AT, FIB. 21. 0111121 OP MS Day. Juries is Criminal Coes Bdl— owed teed's& TliOnfiDaY, Yea. ORDIAII Or TSB DAT. Exchequer cod Audit Departments Bill—second readies ; Jamaica Government BM—second reading. NOTICia or Morforre. Lord Stanley—To ask the Under Secretary et State for India whether he is prepared to Male what steps will be taken by government io coesequeons of the report of the sexed commission on the grisva.hes of India* officers. Lord Stanley—To seek the Secretary of State for the Co imbra whether it is intended to transfer the Strain settle ments from the Indian to the Colonial department ; or whe ther that project has been definitively abandoned. Mr. Damian —Registers (Sooidaad)—lielsct committee to ioqoir• into the state and working of the registers, general and particular, io Scotland, for the registration of wises sad other writs relating to Mad, sad to report what armed moots may be advisable fee imploring the minim system, and for facilitating sod cheapening tee mating of sesiches is such rogistors. IPSIDAT, FIB. 23. Notices or Monona. Mr. Maguire—To ask the Atiorsty-Geoeral for Iselasd whether he considers the presses. WAN a the law, ponce, and procedure of the Irish Coro tof Admiralty sitistactory whether there is say special roam why a measure of reform should Pot be based moo the report mad recommendation of the tort oommismou of 1664 ; and whether it is the int/adieu of the government to allow an maths to elapse before such measure be oreclicollf nedertelf= or to Introduce it this year in saMciest time t o o ff fair chance of its being p mod during the present sertions On going into Committee of supply, Mr. S. One—To call attend. n tithe report of the Deep Sea Fishery Commisseso, and to ask the President of the Bond of Trade whether her Majesty's goversinect liaised to carry into effect the recommendation thereof respecting the deep sea oyster fishery. Mr. D. Griffith—To sib the Cbteollllo7 of the Exchequer whether be is aware that certain railways have commenced earryine newspapers along the whole eaten of their liase by means of an adhesive stamp of the priced a halfpenny for each transmission ; and if so, whether it would not be expedient that the stomp kr the •liansmierioa of news papers by the Poet Office s h o uld be reduced to the same amount. Mr. G. Hardy—To call attentios to a moot decision of the House of Loris on the ming of the Mersey Docks ; sod oak the president of the Poor- lens Board questions as to the conduct of the board In coseequeoce of that decision ;and also es to the istenttio of the gweeresseet with respect to the law of rating morally, end esevriaily as it affects clas, litchis ionisation, such as sexed", hamiten, ha. Mr. W. Benet—To move that on Tuesdays (sepeelally as being days uo which government business is not geberelly brought forward) the house do meat at 12 o'clock and else ' at or bakes 6 Ade*, as on Wediresiays. Lord Elelso—To ask the Obaocellor et the Emulsions whether the appointment ef Mr. Boxali., ILA" as disease of the Nationel Gallery has been made with the knowledge and concuromos of the trustees : Whether his appoistmen is in a ny way due to the 6r:similes° , whether ft of his is ' bard the Royal . 1104siej : AM , el the argateieseet a Boyd Amissaisien is thisionsione by, ! to *stabil - eh • precedent for the ansotios from the Bayed / Academy of all future directors of the Nathan Mr. Lehmann—To call the arise* nof th= to losesoresy of tats metrallity kw k .imalgivis is kill oar Misread...nal obligations towards forego evantries. . I Mr. S.• dytona —To sit the Secretary of Blade for I the Colones whether he has may objection to lay epos moral :movement ea the pasta those shamed with poem. vier the public peace Bat the am, was soon expleibed in the batches of mimes being led b ibe befog station-loess& Them bet taken into mutt* VIES strangers to Dahlia, who bad bees there for some Vise I pest, without say appareet employment, but whip were mom in lest •el aseasy, and stopped at rasped. able hotels aid leigleg-tioases is eminent style. 'these persona had boa for a cossiderable time ender the ibis theervatitia of the polies, as at was alleged 'that they had Dome bore Nth Stiertea, Eagloodie add Soodsed for so good Peratha The as° LS se. rested this swing were the petioles whom dime and.. meted &pantie°, showed that they bed boom midgets at the other side of the Atlantic. Although it was Mown to some ponces that the Habeas Oarpos Ash would be esepeadeL them whom the seepsesiee was likely to adept did not think that they would be interfered with for et ,leant elreek, which would give them *IMO time to Make their arrangements for a well planned devotion to Livemiook and aliewbere ; bat within( oteldmeeed that ettrinii en hinge Poomed os this moraine. Some of them were in bed, others were dressing, and some were at lereekhat, when the polioe came on them by surprise t sod ghee they saked what charge wee against them, to as listens. would they :melee soy reply. No time was give for coemennication with brigade or immeshes, amt se fest so the ,aerie wee mails the prima were harried off to the asatent steelea-iteases, where they were looked up with. out being charged with any effaces, nor even told why they were taken hat* custody. The mond class of psi. sours takes were pdn6pelly strangers that had been rediDng la the emote rljoising the South Liberties, and who, like their freed& who bad beset shopping is various • hotel. and ledgieg-heasse be the eity„ had no ompatioe bat walking aim% mil who were mearicabile for nom being is want of meerey. Up to 2 o'clock 120 persons bad been takes into comedy, and the cells of the ststicotheetess we: mosivieg every meneut sew inmates in the shape of suspected Fathom. It is stated that the goverement, fn saticipstion of the passing of the Act for Suspending the Haler Corpus, lamed a posed warrant late night for the arrest of an peewees inspected of being ocommed In "The Fenian Coamincy." The police have been active in camp. hog oat their instruct/ma, and the promptness with wheat the mute have Mee male gave no time for Novice redstines. A later edition of the same journal says : As the day advanced the arrests became more frequest sad general, sad from every direction peleasece, ailed pally well :Imaged and remeetable-looking mss, were to be sem goieg to the varioss stationthoesse, where large maim, of the polies were kept on reserve duty Is CHI their services shotthi be required. The reseed .recut, prevailed throughout the city, as it was gwerolly rumoured that the large number of FOAMS new, to Dublin would mist any tattler arrests being mares; bat in so testa/tee could we lists that any such at. tempt VW Made se Is likely to mar. The neighbourhood 119=ledsotheoh for menthe peek has bees the ream. wfio bid arrived in the country from Amelia, who had boss la the Federal army, and who were strongly suspected of being concerned la " the movement," was visited this morning at en early hour by the pollee of the E division, and a large amber ci stalwart looking men were taken Into melody end takes to Ratien in es 'tattoo -house, where they werelooked up. Primers from publiothouses, drapers establishments, workshop, factorise, ho., were brought in, but in se Memos charged nor Mimes& on what ground they were detained, and it wee sad to witness the wives and &LW= of the prisooars collected in the neigh bourhood of the station-bow, seeking permission to speak to their relatives, which had to br. in all memo refused. The great majority of them now in keep ing of the polite am perms inupected of tab* leading petioles in " the conspiracy," and it M stream with what facility the amiable' sitoceeded la getting at them whoa they were required. At two o'clock, when the workmen left off for dinner, umbel of them were arrested. At the outetations in the constabulary districts sends* the city inspected persons have bees captured is domes ' and it is stated that at the time we go be preen not is. than 260 suspected Eccles have bees deprived al their liberty in Dublin and its ismer diet* vicinity. The military in gamine bays received enders to remain within their Wreaths, and to be ready foe any emergency et a moment's notice, but notwithstanding ell these pram:aloes there is met the slightest sign of any. thing to ream slum is any part of the metropolis save the ensponsice of the Habeas Corpse Ask to throe who hem taken part in the Feniss wrovisaay. The same journal states that arrest. os el'arges of Fe- Maoism are reported from various parts of the couotry.• ;In a small inlay la Sligo thirteen men have been Nikon into custody ; as a place in the musty Clare, fear ; and is the city of Cork one. In ems Malmo.' those arrested were beta to bell, while other, were remanded. The polies continue to promeate their swam for arm', bat without any result. Yr. Whelan, a draper, of Ammer -street. Dublin, the emir of the coach-home and stable ne Looeford.leme in *Welt an extensive seism of arose, he., was made some time AOC% has bees committed for trial, bat be he here admitted be beil. DUBLIN, SUNDAY NIGHT. No additional arrests have been made in Dublin. A shot was fired at the poet-office guard of the mail train from Cork on his way to the post-office, early this morning, in Capel-street. Be was not injus& On Saturday night a public-house keeper named Byers was accidentally shot and dangerously wounded by a person named Sutcliffe, a clerk in a private bank. Tffi SUNDAY LIACTUEZI AT.Sr. MANYINt&-NALL. 'fte Sunday League have published a statement of the abr. of Ch e r under which these lectures were responded, mid of their proposed future course. In consequence of the notice from Me fiebbeimians. the solicitor to the proprietor of Bt. Martin's-hell refused to alow of its use after Sunday, Jemmy 28, and on that weeping Mr. Mem. Wing as Do. atm to the executive meenottee. misemosd that the "Sunda Byeniep for tbe reople " would of until their legality hi.d been det-rmoied in the Court of a s en . .. Beech, as it was thee slowly understood that Br. Baxter, repro. esetleg "The Lard's Day °heiresses" party, would raise no vexatious difficulties, but bring the mater to trial without delay. The committee were anxious to have the plat Meted, mil on this uodersiendies alone were willies to suspend the lectures. It will be tamped with surprise, therefore, tha Yom*ter (for it =levies accomplished the i peepers el the lactates, be takes no further action, row disks say arrsogimeot baring been made to that affect. Lieder them unexpeeted theueseteecce the executive er plied to the *gent of Ms hum to fulfil his edgiest ocestrael for the sae of the have oo the following Sundays, for which he had already received the rent. Swamps so strong a Smiles wee mate to the lady lessee (who it was sail would be ruined if she lost her llamas, hams( no ether resources swept those derived from the hall), that the ex• motive fat that they could not ligh the gees Bee with his seder such cirammetesms, and rasa Mealy eseseated to receive beck the two weeks rent. The executive, still atroeg In the belief that Wear tiosal whiresess aseetieted with sawed maiumis is. set opposed to she spirit DOT men to the letter of the law. Gave made content sad day e ff orts to MEM Ober callable places h whisk the " Sundae Evening for the People" meld be secusiinuod. The deffieultice whisk hens premeated themeares here bees beyond dermiptiom The committee, however, ere espotiatiog for the use of the etreed lamb Bail wad BoutiPplees Chapel to be opined ea the seas weenieva. They timaght it weskl he swirl. milt to take either place sloes, but they hope in es few eye to he able et least to sessounee that the coarse of lectures omensensed $0 Bt. Ilartieh.bell will be complete& is she pliers ward. The committee hope that this will faro therliebbaterias party to put the legal question to the test, or by their issetses to admit that the law is inapt:lambi* to the ease. Until this past is arrived et, the Deimos Toed will remake in obeyaser. I 41: ,41 ~, cat' .oif