The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14,, 1869. ARYOKRIXS—NIW KODKL.--CRAMEX DLLS. owl ea. an 1140•1000. ,e 17X#CtOjti. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Avortialwootto brooded hr "TM Esprww," /codas Ina* P mot Met ho Oliwo, 10, boavelw-ollesr, Ey Two o'Ck as the day et pablicatica. Tins i•lit,ll, IN ASP OUT OF MAIM Itralla e nwma., BAIINST DASDS. Mt IL 1101 HAIL — Aad HOPIS HOOD wt.lor Took a lir NOM FHA el Hens lleleseado4Dionoi.ll*.li gam Will. lir on Hadar blew. ROYAL °!<V furT - 04tozit Tam Ih•ssios. OATASELIA.,. Mem Wein , al illrys. Naar . am... 1 IWO*. sal Imo 171 lbw a. lams— A., Lima luso 4000. Ilieass, nes mid Man. Mime AMP& 1101 " . ramilmie—ammers at T. XASE. Tins avows, t. t O X gfra NT . 7111. Xs. Ousu%ll WN- W, XATXX. Vow& Cillpmadols.l Xis. X waft ram et IX IL XO. ladare. lhaa r&ado. Ilts L. Loden, Aim . ddx. Plll3Oll. TN. VT.I ow. VAC BOIL 111r.411/s.C.Eam.—Aad the SEM aim Or Tax CLITTLO: w._TITTNI4.I. lod Th. rd.... MITA Ns Mom onmest. Halifte. sad : Mt. C. 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Introduced at the very moment when the obsolete requirement of a Property Qualification for members wits swept away, it was branded from the first as an ist.concialed attempt to substitute a far more onerous and stringent test of candidature. It was notoriously promoted and defended by thous who have uniformly sought by every means to pre serve a monopoly of legislative power in the handle of the Upper Tea Thessand. In the face of the universal demand for an increase of popular rights. the oligarchs of 'infections eagerly seized the oppor tunity to pass beforehand a measure, the effect of which mast be to limit within very narrow grenade the choice of candidates for large coostinteneies. It . . wee clearly shown that if o w oo-resideeM were to retain their right to vote, and if maiden(' se well as non-reaideate might legally be (or al/11rd with a ticket representing the highest and most luxurious cost of conveyance, the practice would rapidly grow up of supplying every man with such a ticket ; sad that so much a head would permanently hare to be added to all cal culations, as part of the necessary expense of polling &constituency. Two obvious results mast inevitably follow—first, that &ace but men of large fortunes, or their nominees, would practically be eligible in future as representatives; and, secondly, that the prineiple of political largess, ar the indisaiminate payment out of private parses for tba perform ance of a public duty, would become universal. Nobody of sense or judgment argued last Bea. sion that the odious and disgusting practice t►ee sought to be introduced properly fell under the designation of bribery. The proposition la in deed not arguable, that where everybody is paid, no matter how he votes, anybody can be correctly said to be bribed for voting either red or blue. Bach an ueertion is a mere blunder in terms ; but t►e heinousness of the thing misnamed remains t►e same. General debauchery is a fearful evil, and one to be striven against and checked by tot reams able mean., though the money mis-epent in its ease mission has neither been got by lareeny nor received as stolen goods. In point of fset, the miscellaneous corruption and debasement of whole commanities is morally and socially far worse than the (active bribery of some scores of individuals. The latter know that they are doing wrong, and are liable to be punished for it. They take the risk,' and sometimes pay the penalty. It is very seldom dist the public sense is shocked by open avowal+ of depravity of this kind. Even the poorest recipient of a bribe likes to screw up his enrage with a glass of gin when going up to the poll ; and when he is sober next day, he does not in general boast by kis fireside how he made three or four weeks' wages " out of the gentleman that got in." Above all, there is the motual espionage:of party constantly at work to detect and counteract such misuse of moors ; the tenure of the seat when got is conditional on its non-detection ; and every new Parliament there are instances of members being unrested, if not of elector, being punished, and some times of places being disfranchised. No doubt the law is far from heingeSeient enough in these respects; bet bad as it is, it affords some check to the barefaced abuse of wealth for political purposes ; and at least we have the satisfaction of believing that nineteen twentieths of the electoral body an in no danger of being bribed. Bat the new scheme of oligarchic debauchery goes in for the mass. It seeks to acenstom men in general to be patronised and paid by opulent or prodigal individuals. It blasphemes openly the fun damental article of the nation's traditional creed, that he who has the suffrage ought to exer cise it independently, as a public duty, and without fear, favour, or affection. It seeks to establish the most debasing and humiliating tie between tick and poor; and it goes to the root of that noble feeling of electoral equality, in the legitimate exercise of which the humblest freeholds: or tradesman Las heretofore been accustomed to speak and vote at elections. Were it to become a part of cur permanent institutions, the first duty of e candidate, agent would be to write off the list of his expected supporters all the independent people, whom it would be an affront to offer a money ticket for coaling up, and then to wake an estimate of what it would cost on an average to being " the " fellows that most be paid." What a new chess is the (rum is this to be dog is the awns of Con servatism' A flirter or more dangerous oats arise was traced by rash hands. We are glad to see that by the saws House of Connsons that passed the Corrupt Practices Exten sion Act a few months ago, leave has been given to bring is a Bill for its total and immediate repeal. The discussion that has already taken phial; suffi ciently points out to Mr. COLLIER the propriety of altering its phraseology as far as the designation is concerned of the coil he seeks to care. The pay went of travelling expeassa is se more bribery than it is larceny or ans.. It is • separate and distinct nii•demeanosr, whisk dose set sseassarily imply COTIW iO4l turpitude either is the giver or the re. el, et, and which, therefore, will much more effec tually he dealt with if it is called by its proper Darn. of riot, rather th aA by any nojasouier of crime. It is an offence Win.« the public weal which, like drunkenness, squirt: to be put down by a fina bal masoeable and tint more than adequate peal Lite Nothing M so fatal es to enlist by undue omit; the sympathy of onlookers in favour of an offender. Nobody grudges a drunken rascal the having to pay a reasonable fine ; but if we were to insist upon any mare serious penalty, persons would not give evidence, tribunals would not convict, or, if they did, there would be no end of outcry against them for so doing. The malt would assuredly be a fearful increase of intoxication. We must take care that in making laws against political debauchery wedo not fall into a ler error. Payment of travelling expenses is treating seder one of its most objectionable because most insidious forms. It is liable to be abused sad per verted in every shape and way. The first clam railway ticket would be discounted, sold, and en chanted in twenty different ways. Refreshments for those that liked would be added beyond the power of anybody to prevent them ; and even with out such perversion or expansion of the evil, its inherent vice, political and social, is wholly inera dicable. What then is the appropriate remedy? Why simply to render the judicial decision of the House of Lords in " Cooper r. Slade " practically operative, by snnexiog a penalty of 601. to the payment of any elector's travelling charges by any person, whether candidate, agent, friend or adherent, with or without regard to his derivative character, on proof being afforded of such payment having been made or promised, to the satis faction of an ordinary court of criminal jurisdiction. After a few striking examples had been made of unauthorised ageney in such matters, candidates would find It uncommonly difficult to snake the eorropt arrangements contemplated by the recent Act ; and those who ventured on such demoralising prodigality would very soon find that they had paid rather dear for their whistle. Ebt Court. THE LEVEE. The Qtteeo held her ant levee this season yes terday altomv,n Jrate's Palace The Qaten sad Pilate Cot rt arrived from leckmabare Palace about too o'clock, attended by the Lain and Cleeikmea in Waiting. Tee Dole of Cambridge was lament at the levee, a•taadad by the Boa. Jaen bleottadd. - Tbe Queen sad P.isce Con•oit est-red the tbnese-roata, attended by the Dodson at Mstobe•tor. Mistress of lbe Robes; the Countess of Csiedcs, LrAy to %Wig ; and the Great OMoirs of the Hosusbold ; Mr. P and Lori Castle Cu were the Pages of Boson, in Wafting. The Queen were s trein of rid vilest trimmed with grebe ; 'bite tubs dooms Meowed witb wbice win ribbon ovir s white rein pa tkoet bend-dress, s Madera of opals and almonds. The gulp Ambreadele sad Moaners were iotrobscel, whoa the todkrwisti peolaindoes to ler MsPety tack 'lace la the etpkoneeto drib . D 5 tie Illatetue hem the UM tel ''tsar—Mr. Conrad U. I&Dome, a pitmen et Plubasephis. By the Aruba llhateter—Caost Mahout and Berm Alb/Mem Seceesube to the Artena Lead ca. D a l Delia IllbleM—(it t:e PAW, Secntary to the By Me i = Mini•ter—M. Frederic de Grote, lira hien tap, .ad 11,. leheent, &emir, to the Rain gmutoo. hy um Vsounel .11 Mintiew—M. Nieuwe G. Limes, beastuy d the Vcs-setlaa Legation Tbe &Osmotic nrela ess ..Nailed by the Turkish Ambits 'dor, tbe Bunch Anbestahn, the Belgian, Emotion, Haeoutim budiabm Greek. Nethedtags, Tres-ian, sad Branham Ilibeern the Mk err Mee the Ballad e... a Am res, the ksidifne, &Nei* sal litomeglia Wainer% the DMA, Rei mg ligentelt Illaletwo, the htbshear humVassaeds, l b. Mum Toms Mteleter. sal Cheesier trOtuelea, Cosesithr et tbe Peelegerse Legation. The gram' club me ammemOetted, amtly MI the Mahan* mg rest mime et S big pretest. a & i Mr. wain Omer Izsatroas wee esettei to the Quota, le imam the Maim st X , Ind ea his =sot es Leant to the Writ Ad scan Mr. Arming. wee by Oseerol Peel. 1 About two Mashed me twat, patlenea was weeratal Se her Mahoty. TM hi my pmealetleas le He Mims task glom Me mem killt hese oweiverlyhett M the Loh Chemberlela's Mina sad mask el tor Me MOW, oppeweal : Tte lead Womb% te Ye SW am Itre=elgen Comb It I. Aims. es bla ism lam be ilider-Oemal ti,....._ ths ted of Mbar* as yierellas Who Ilre of Nr. Tram Strear. CB, es Ye Blierer err asr um, mow iliwairos. by err are Wa. J. Per re. 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Vaadisa. a L, bbarfeali Nor lirlynde, en his pro. ream real earn from hear arrow by J. Valuagrea. Marsooeardr IL Vore, Ler, en Wird bit ma at rentbr st Owned .1 I wila_by the frafrolary of Mrs fey I.OW Mr. T. Vrohlorthra. tho Nat. W. (berm K.?. View Adribli Walla is rid Mora Men the asailf Aim Ara amoeba by WE J. Colenol E. W. torstior Walker, CAL, ea r ernika. by the Dab al Oratotdde. le. T Warm on spyolationt r Orkin ealminedirry by bar Myatt. by Me Loro Llianitneala Kw. a. W .. by Lord Jobs. *loam Mr. Mr. O. Wotan by Lord U. Lennox. Loatral J. Wait. .m beteg sprinted Admiral of the Moak by Um Mini Lord of the Admiralty. Limitetteht Colon I A. %elide. CIL, at return Urn lad red =at to t t: h. nrilemblp of the Balk by hie Aral Uhler w Commander of adman, a N., on yearrienned rebus Wm Mart 1.1 Nt foshar. Mr. W. Wirier. Captor G. Wilke S.M. ea J. Hlara porierat le I. Mbionlys deem, Cbeindera. by Sae Adak & . Hoye. rraidetiarral W. Fere Wid ea robins front Mw nail rimmed to Moral at bora Liestrant Omen& of 0. W Shystr V. Wade ea bore serrated Companion of the Bar sad . ntra from ladle by dm Pb.. of Morlboroosb. Mr. J. Mord WMeaty. oa faking hie ler an a Mostar of as at. T. °malt of lad* le Nerniary of masa for India. Me libesteve Mr. U. MMus Wolfer A * lexan , oa promotion and return from Tale, by raider. t ersariew M. Z. Werra,. it.N., ea promorro sad return from by Mr J. Pallerom an. U. Roo Witten. CteplaM to the Form,. oo promotton for moritorfoe. woke. by the etnptaln•Geoeral. Ilajor.Geaeral lamard, U. 11., on return from Now Zs/ ad and ego I pointeeetit So Cap. of flood Ilugen. by the 111 Le of Cambridge ewer Wyo)erd, by Lieutenant.Gentral Wynyard. Mr. U. If. Mt yadtam. "Lambe to ter Mikity. Legaika In by tam Earl of Wahneiburi. rir W. Yardley. Lae Met Jailor of Bonita,. by Lard eftatorft Lieutenant °total du b. Verity, X.C.0., uo bin promotion. Who Data of Oanabridne. The 14a loilerlag odireues of commtulatioa Was prieen'ed to 41•sa:__ Frees the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bargeswe of Kinyvton vaisall•U, upon the birth of &son to H.B.H. the ?linens Fieleriek William of Proseia, by Mr. Martin Baraselson, Mayor; Mr. Fennel Warren, Q.C., Minder, and Mr. Itotart Wells, Town Cl.rk. The Mayor ant Town Ckrk were yressatoil by the R . ght Has. Bracer Walpole. By tie lard Prow,44 or lidwbergh, on the birth of a Priam to bar Maj.sty's illostriwas davit sr, tte l'rinews Frederick Williams sf Proaria. T 66 Lwd Trey, at of Edinburgh ass Finset./ by the Right Moo. spawn. Walpole. Fri as Mao Town Council of Livreporil on the birth of the ilif•Bi Trim of Trues's, by Mr. Willman Pio•ton, Mayor; Mr. O. lien& sr, Restegra; Mr. John Stalwart sad Mr. GOON Tumor. Mr. Willem Prestoe, the Mayor, and Mr. Jets ei•Oraft sere pniewited by the Hight Hos. Specie, Wed& From tbs Mayor, Aldwnwn and Bergewee of Klng.ton spos-Ttairoe. upon the tints of a Ponce, the son of the hr none Ir. d rob Will an of Preens. by Mr. John May r; Mr. John Stritbsole, Alderman; and Mr. Wiflian Phil it .• Tows Clerk. The Mayor, Alderman, aid Town Clark see prosist.d by tbe light lion. fileneer 7 he rawer, cowpony alighted at the new entrance in the tow t. sad areal through the Basques log. mom 404 rostr.it Gainey k.tt the EntiVi- room. Her Maj. try and the PAK* Consort rotorned to Barking. ham Tahoe, alendid by the Lsdies ant Gentlemen in Waidsg. Ilse Qom drove out in a carriage and four in the aftvt soon, wecompanied by Prises Arthur and Prisms Lanka. la ettrauleact w. rr the Hon. Beatrice Brig, Laid Colt ile, and Col eel P.H. Seymour. _ Tie nine. CoseaWrtde mt on barsibeek, attended by tbe Han. D. de Ros. Earl icnreThed an audience of Inn Majesty. In Me even ne, Loo !Neal's dinner part' comprised t',e P. intros Ain... tee Doe& s. of Milsoloraer. tee Hanoverian *sister (Count ILiolmeoeecir.), the Austrian Minister and CUIIIIIO.I Appaiyi. . h Earl and Count.re of Melnieebury, Lord sad Lady L 'Who nt, Lori Cloud Hamilton, Fire_ Admiral the Hon. It S Runlet, the Right Han. ER George end Lady Gary, the Right Hoe. Sir Benjamin Hall, and Sir Charlie Lyell. The tend of she Soots Fusilier Guards Ilajed daring linear Rome Kerb. "Ifs Otsme Deb el R. Vtg.e. " lee Rimer - Roster% " Ribomomer IWO Room Mlobooke. Her Majesty's prieeM IW Sibrolade per./ is the Diawfituruss theloilewasi jinn: ....... ...... ealeaske. le Diablo - Memer. Amlsmits. " Nekels No. II ' a. ........ rackelliaos Oaks nu Bai Him Evaeaey Zell Cawley had an interview yeitarday with the Cbaseeller of the &cheque*, at hie Mihail real deoce is Deesieratmet, Dtapaishee were mat )tatardsy from the t o the Goverment a as Austreilm °plosive, the Cape of Good Hope, cod the Unwise of the eertkarsie os the We.t Covet of Airiest ADDRESS 01 THE REV DR. 1001 01 IMIONING THE V1C.4114011 OP LEEDS. The following letter has been addrenned by Dr. Hook to the chairman of the trustees of lb. Ueda vicarage on hie radtpation of that dike. eunequent upon Ws. pro motion to the de.urry of Chick. stet : '' Ile Vteszsge, Leels, Feb. 19, 1869. it My dear Bir,—lt is my duty to announce to you, rectally, and through you to the hastens of the vicarage of Leeds, to the arches:deo, of the {whit, and to my parishioners generally, that her Meier, the Goer has been grader, pleased to confer apes me the deanery of Chichea ter. When the Earl of Derby did roe the honour of °Stray( to recommend me to the nvios of her Mejedy I cejae , a te e d some of my immediate friend., and, acting upon their advise, I soceptid the offer, which had been cenvejed to Ise by his I wdebip in very kind sad flaitering term.. By the accept otos of the deanery of Chichi/Air, I shall not be a gainee in point of income, and I wish yen slowly to and-remod that I do not corder any in the Church of England to be more importaut or more henourable than that which, as vicar of Leeds, I have had the happiness to occupy for twenty-two year. Neither am I curious to retire from work. Wherever I may be, I gall, by God's blowing, do with my might what my hind andeth to do ; and if Ido not Ind work, I shall make it. But when a man has passed the sr of sixty, he must anticipate am lung • diminution of his powo e, pbyeice', if rot mental. It Is easy to rim from duties, voluntarily undertaken. while it would be palatal to and =east( unable to dee': ergs with vigour the duties which pertain to ones station in lit.. Then are alto, In addition to my pest red duties, reeporibilities attached •to my present oaks which, from the altered stile of eocriestital affair., hove involved me in claire/ties likely to increase., and be a source of anxiety arid care. 'free colcumstaecee have weighed as heavily at my mind that I had fully deter nod in the rare of • few yeats to have retired from my pretest poet. I have felt alto that the act of parliament whiob, with the amnion of the teddies, I obtained for the division of the perish, although it hes long bean in peril operation, cannot be arra:sly canted out so long a. I tearer vicar of Leeds. I breve it, therefore, to be fix the geed of Leeds as well as for my roan edvarege that I should make way for a younger man—a wirer and a better man, I sincerely hope—but eettamly not one she can be more devoted then I have been to the service of Lids. The pang of leaving spine, where we have found • happy home, devoted friends, and generous parishioners for more than twisty years, will be f-It acutely by my wife and children r sell as by myself. I have liken • lively Mt ite.t in the various improve mete, occult,' as well as eaciesiastical, which have taken plea in the lowa and parish during the period of my being a denier of Leeds. 1 bar rider d la the hien and and itcreasing good snierstarding be'ween the (mid Tete of labour sad the employsd; in the soccer of the educational movement; in the axial iroerees which is visible among the working cistern; and peculiarly happy have I been in sharing in the kindly feeling, the Christ an charity, which h of late yea-. ravaded rang us. I shall leave lad s sub the happy conviction that, while I hive feerlesely asserted and mainta nod my own opinions, I leave behind me fumy do e r friends, not only among the members of our own commenter), but also re ng Non cmitorosie a of almost all denominations, and among men of every shale of political Nation—let me hope, too, wither en c twiny. If any men be. done rae wrong, I have forgotten it ; if I have done wit oag to acv man, I hope be will f rive Inc My Begirt prayer will be that the blaring of God may rest ea the town of Leeds, and on the various pirirees Into rich my old lowish edit be divided; said Gut, trough the wry of the hie red Redeemer, whom I hove humbly wished to err, I sty meet the Inds, hem whom I part on auto, than, where those who matt will put no mote. To yourself, my dear at, beet lea the re-I:trot which I have in common with every intiabitaat of Leeds fee your high therecter, and faithful services as • magittrate, sad se ea ient supporter of the charitable inithetioes ef the ben, I am bound pinionally by ties of gmtftude he • erre of unvarying support, sympathy, and hiendlehip hem the tines when you Brat greeted MA IN vicar of Leeds ti the present boor.—Beline me to be, with greet res pect, year grab fel and recreate trier, . W. F. Boon. "Henry Ea, Eq., Chair en of the Tarter of the Vicarage of Leeds." The Berlin e wreepoodent of Hi. ford writing on kfooday eye:—" The laptiem of the iacant prince con tinues Axed for the 9th of Myatt, ond the arrival of the King of the Belgians sod the King of H aeon rls spoken of. The Prineese Fredmi, k William will be present at the tonna ba'l at the Opera on the 28th, tut only In a box. At the third, which sill take place soon after the baptlmaal she will appear with all the court and the guests expected from ell the capitals of Germany." We are informed that Lord Derby ham tamed a circular to his ewssenut:ve suppoi tars inritlag Muni to meet bins au the Ira of ant mutat, that la to say, oa the day alter Mr. Disraeli hes satmittel his IteLrm His Royal Highnees the Doke of Cambridge will lone Ms 'wawa.. at Bt. Jamea's Palace, to occupy the Gloucester limas, Planaly, bequeathed to kis royal Wea rier by the late Machete of Gloucester. The Duke of Roxburgh, has left the Clarendon lictd foe Btoirsouth Park, Dunbar, N.B. The Earl and Counter Fitzwilliam have left town fur Milton Park, Ncathamptonahiro. - - Mr. and Ldy Edith Hastings have arrived at Claridge's Hotel, from Wellesley Ho I, hby-dc le-noch, Lekestershirs. The Countess of Derby had an assembly last even leg et the family minium in St. James's-square. Pre• viously to the assembly the ad sod moats= gave a grand dimes, ts his Rosa! Highness the Doke of Catelwidge. The following we... Melted t r meet Me royal higheere:—Tbe Duke and Duch,. of Weltiagtte, the Marcole and Mar cbioners of St dford, Led sad Lady Burgher* Lord Welt. General sad Ltd, Wks Peel and Miss Peel, HMI. Thomas St mor, Mr. Allen Bathurst, &e. Colonel the lion. Jam• s Maerlonsld was in waiting as bit royal highee•s. Ths petty broke up shortly after midnight. His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the Countess de Berustreff eateitsined et Maser on Tuesday evening his Excellency the Ambaseed••r of Future and tte Dude e de Malakoff, hot Excellency the Delgicu Minist Cou•.tees of Taakareille, Count Pahl n, Viscount and Vi,ouunte•a Palmer tie, Lord sad Lady William Form, Mr. Haman eat Frances Countess of Waideurave, the Riglt Hos. C. P. Villiers, M.P., Mr. Iffonekton Mile* M.P., Count Louis Cori:, &c. The Vero:meter Dalrymple gars birth to • daughter, c e Tuesday, et Nor''. Hotel, Dover•etrrt. Lord Stanley has placed at the disposal of Trinity and B'. Jobs'a Colleges, Cambridge, the appointment of two Amidaat• Chaplets@ of the Irides eetabliabmeet, one to be appointed by each college. Caodula.es for dues appoint• meets meat be of two year.' etaedieg In holy oedeer, aid ender forty yews of age. The emolument's of the office are about 6001. per mum in tie brat Inatome, with an allow. ace I for outfit, and with the prospect of promotion ea well se of a retiring peseta' at cr a certain period of service. We (71;n) are nqueated to state that Mr. Samuel Lucas has declined to accept the distributorship of stomps at Derby, to width his appointment was recently an nounced. The Times apprehend. that Lord Cowley is rent t 1 Vienna " solemnly to inform the Emperor that we have exhumed every expe lint in our pee to Induce the Emperor of the French t t lay mile the wild schemes of si imams end conqueet In Northern Italy ever whi:h b. has brooded till he app are no longer able to defer their execu tion. Lord Cowley %ill, no doubt, point out to Auserie the considerations which we bare before taken the Lb:rty of enfurAng—thtt her dem ioy is pr o-i , elly la her own heeds, and that she hie nothing father to hope fr am soy ehange of peeping on the part of the Emp I,lr of the French. His pampbkt end hi, speech may, we far, be considered es his ultimatum, end be is now awaiting, surrounded with treelike pr. par aions, the newer of the rear to which he his so pointedly appraltd. We dl not d 'll4 the comeuimian of Lord Cowley is t a en deavour to make that coiner as favoureble as possible, t set tefore Austria the neeesslty of conciliating ilurpesa opisime, end to bring her to such a coune es may !etre France is much without excure bate the t ibunal cos te em:. as before t►at of intesnational law, for any military eggression she may commit." Vice-Chsac Ilor Bir Page Wood has forwarded the liberal duattion of 501. to the National Likboet lastitution. It is stated that two new baronetcies are about to be entlerrrd—one on Mr. Cunard, the great shipowner, to whose en. rgy ant eat rprfro wo owe the ekte blialtroent of the line of stomps-kit. well known by his name ; and the other on Sir Charles Nkholw.n, when well deearecd repot .tint in the An.trallsa edoni a fully Jot les the new honour. We (Steaseea raid) have authoritative info,- nation tha the Bishop of 81 Dont'. hes declined to Home the. a atlemaa who has been applaud pot ehsplaii at Swans, is conasquase of there Ina; so provision sale f the spiritual Joann-eon of the Welsh petunias in Oar owe blooms ; cad ft la also stated that the Bishop of Lim- Mr, fur the SAM ratan, bss reamed to Goose the aswir spiolatel pel chaplain .t Cardiff. LATEST INTELLIGENCE, THE GOVERNMENT OF THE POPE. A letter from Rome, of the 19th, contains the following important intelligence: " The pontifical government can no longer disguise the anxiety it feels about the Italian queetion and I its bearing upon the states of the church. The few words addressed to M. de Ilabner by the Emperor on New Year and M. de Moray's speech to the Carpe Legislatif, are the constant theme of dis cussion in the cabinet. These events have led to a very serious step. The Pope's government has re newed the demand which it made two years ago from Bologna for the evacuation of its territories by the troops of France and Austria. The French and Austrian ministers at Rome were lately requested to inform their governments that ever since the Bologna request the Pope had tolerated, but not approved the presence of their forces in his dominions. This communication was forthwith transmitted to Paris and Vienna, and, if we are rightly informed, a despatch in cypher—the only answer yet received—has been sent from the latter capital. This despatch has been the subject of a long continence between M. Coloredo and Cardinal Antonelli, and it is rumonred that after the inter view the cardinal wavered. According to his original intention a memorandum was to be sent to all the powers of Europe, informing them that the Pope had peremptorily called upon the two powers to evacuate. It is thought that his holiness still per severes in the idea of sending the memorandum, but the wording of it is to be submitted to the council of state, which is sitting while I write, and that body may very possibly think the communication already made to the French and Austrian government suf ficient for the present." ITALY. MILAN, WIDNEBDAT. On the occasion of the funeral of Signor Dandolo an opposition demonstration of the nobility took place in the churchyard, but subsided quietly with out further disturbance. Continual quarrels occur between the Austrian, Modenese, and Piedmontese sentinels stationed along the frontiers. VENICE, WIDNISDAT. The Archduke Maximilian, Governor-General of Lombardy, is at present here, but will shortly visit Trieste. TURKEY. Advice' have been received from Constantinople to the 18th instant. There has been another despatch of troops to the Dangle. Government be arming six frigates and preparing numerous transports. The destination of thaws vessels in case of the ontbreak of war would be the ports of the Adriatic. The attitude of Ronaselia appears to be threatening, several colonels had been sent thither, charged with the mission to enforce the payment of taxes. Sir Henry Bitterer, it is said, had remitted to the Porte a note, expostulating against the disordered condition of the firmness. Reperta are still current respecting a change in ths ministry. The position of Omer in the neighbourhood of Bagdad is critical, the Arabs haviug surrounded him still more closely. THE PRINCIPALITIES. The following is the order of the day issued by Prince Coon to the troops of Moldavia a few days after his election : Providence, by the hand of the sat on, has taken us from your ranks to rai.e WI t.l the throne. Oa you, my brithten in arms, has devolved the main-ntnoe of legs) order, so well as the defence of the integrity of oar territory. Be proud of your Make, for it is noble sad glorious; merit the love of your know eitisum by obterviog the strictest discipline, sad the respect of foreigners by the energy with which you well know how to uphold the motto of the &amain army " Hower and our native land." Thie device wee Inscribed with lie blow! of our ancestors ore the flag of Moldavia—ca that deg whiz!), la the time of our struggler, was borne from vitt try to vlatory. As minor, as Bouniatn, and se soldier, we regerd it with pride, std se prey God to give as etroogh to mem* it untouched during our reign. Our country hes enttred on s.n era of resentration; may thc fraternal conomd of ell her children aid us in the aocoreplishumut of oar ads aim! We will enoourage all who merit our contldoate ; se to thee, who ruder themselves unworthy of It, we shall know how to subject them to the rigour of the laws. I,et everyone, therefote, for the future, to at bit o>t—you, my brethren, round the flag of Moldevla. For the haute, as in the pas., your motto must alw.ye be "Honour and our native land." THE lONIAN ISLANDS. CORFU, FED. _l9 (VIA GERKANT). The newly-appoioted Lod High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, Sir Henry Storks, issued a pro clamation on the 17th inst., announcing his assump tion of office. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, WEDNESDAY. On Friday last the ambassador of the Grand Khan of Bukhara and suite arrived here. The ambassador has since been honoured by a reception oldie Emperor, the Empress, and the Crown Prince. The object of the embassy is the removal of obstacles which hinder the development of commercial rela doe' between Russia and Bukhara.. EGYPT. Twang, WIDNIIIDAT. The steamer jest arrived brings advice' from Alexandria to the 18th inst. Prince Alfred le gone to-day to Kdrelzayat on a hunting expedition. From Kafrelsayat he will con. three hie journey to Cairo and Suer. The Turkish commissioner in the Jeddah affair has arrived here with the prisoners who have been condemned. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa circulates report that Napoleon 111. Is expected at Trumn on a visit to King Victor Bannanael, sad that gra .t ptcpatationa its making at the p►'s c fur his reception. Count de Moray is to give a fancy ball on the lad of March, at which pen me is the costume of Louis XV.ta time will alone to admitted. Count Walewski will • March 3 giro a fancy ball, at w►ich the farrow invliel may appear with or a/11111ot a mask. _ " spite of the number of bayonets," says • biter from Rom., " there is no more security for travelers tbe• of oil. The diltgi tics frogs Bologna has best stopped sea. Rimini by seven bandits, who took 4,000 crowns in bap, end web mosey as the aloe travellers bad with them. The ebr goad. only care for coined money, and did not meddle w.th the jewellery, &c." The criminal capes, say. the /oared of Rome, which have den submitted to the criminal tribuaal of that Mty doting 1868, hate risen to 3,649. The statement of Yds Mere se has luel submitted to the Pope, and so invete rate Is the habit of ablation common to the &mash pre et Eat the °Medal Journal sago," His Ho laws boo deigned to receive this et itemint trait proofs of ha sovereign ootiofoe -005." ♦ telegraphic despatch from Cadiz, of tha 19th, sanceasts that the Neapolitan exiles hod been Own on bond in umlaut frigate, and that she had sailed on that day boa Cant EXPRESS FROM PARLf. The Momiteur of this day that the Senate has voted the augmentation of the dotation of the Imperial Princess, and the payment by the state of the expenses of the marriage. The Senate Wale* Axed the settlement of the MUMS Clothilde, in cute et the decease of the Prin.'s, at 200,000 francs per annum. (72.011 OWL OWX COIII6IONDENT.) PARIS, WZDNINDAY EVENIXO. The news of the day—which, as you will have learned by telegraph, hu produced a considerable effect upon the Bourse—is thus announced by the Presse : . The great Dews of the day is the daps tore of Lord Cowley for Vienne, whither he is gone, it is said, to submit to Austria some proposes emanating from the French government. To what con there proposals rarer? We reloog to the immenso estegory of people who know nothing; but people who pos sibly knew more than we do say this miseion relates to the affairs of central Italy, which, as is wall known, ate not the least thorny of the many thorny questions which hare now arie,n in every part of Italy. At the 134xirse it was stated that Lord Cowley had gone, or was going, to Vienna to propose the media tion of England and Prussia upon bases to which France had already adhered. It was added that his excellency had had an interview with the Em peror in passing through Paris. In consequence of this news a very large business was done in specula fire purchases, and it was rumoured that the court speculators were buying largely. The Rents rose 70c. for cash and 85c. for account, closing at 68fr. sc. and 68fr. 200. Mobilier rose 27fr. 600. The Orleans Railway rose I ifr. .50o.; Northern, 10fr. ; Lyons, 13fr. 75c. ; Southern and Eastern, 7fr. boc. each; and Western, 2fr. 60c. " The opening of the conference of Paris depends,' mays the Kord, " on the arrival of the Prussian plenipotentiary, Count Pourtales. Before taking part in the labours of the conference, that minister will have to present his credentials to the Emperor, and to pay a visit to each of his diplomatic colleagues, so that nothing can be done before the first week in March." ITALY. A correspondent writes from Ancona under date of the Bth inst. u follows : " The Austrians are continuing the works I spoke of in my last letter, and adding stables to the hospi tal. The last Lloyd's steamer from Trieste brought as 50 pioneers, who are to be employed on the new city rampart. This work, which was delayed for a long time by the government and the municipality, could not be commenced sooner, because the design of the Roman engineer was not approved of at Verona by the central board of officers, who, pro ceeding upon strategical reasons, have formed another plan. " A frightful crime has lately excited the whole town. A respectable merchant, M. Morichi, has been assassinated in the street, as he was re turning home from the theatre with his wife and daughters. M. Morichi was universally respected, and nothing can explain the cause of the misfortune that has just befallen him, for he was not connected with any sects, and his political opinions, though liberal, were very moderate. A few days later a fresh homicide disturbed again the public safety, although its importance was less grave, as it happened in consequence of a quar rel. Nevertheless, both these murders have created deep indignation everywhere, and an address, signed by several hundred persons of good standing in so ciety, has just been presented to the chief magistrate, that he may communicate their sentiments to the government. They beg him to ask for a larger police force, so as to prevent the repetition of such crimes against life and put an end to the constant robberies taking place. Such a state of things, the address goes on to say, appears incredible in a city which, without reckoning the native police, has a garrison of 3,500 foreign soldiers, who serve to prop the throne of the sovereign, but who are of no use for tbs safety of his subjects, the latter feeling only the moral and economical weight of the former. "Thirteen individuals belonging to the working classes have been arrested, in consequence of these recent events. They have been conveyed to Fermo, where they will be tried with the political prisoner', whose cases have been under investigation since the month of November last. " It appears that a project is on foot for presenting to King Victor Emmanuel an address which will ex press the joy that is felt on hearing of the marriage of his daughter with Prince Napoleon, the sympathy felt in his happiness as a father, the h opes conceived for the future weal of Italy in seeing the two sove reign families united, and the confidence inspired by the generous words his Majesty uttered on the 10th of January." A correspondent, writing on the Bth from Florence, says : " The students, as I told you in one of my letters, sent a deputation to the Sardinian Minister to com pliment him on the speech delivered by King Victor Emmanuel at the opening of the Chambers. One of the students who formed part of the deputa tion happening to be a native of Romagna, and not of Tuscany, has been expelled from the states of the Grand I)uke. The Nuncio is said to have interfered in the young man's favour ; but if so, his good offices have failed. " Another student, a Sicilian, who was not one of the deputation, but who had given utterance to some strong opinions in the Piedmontese and Italian sense, has also been sent oat of Tuscany. Unhap pily, in a fit of despair, he had no sooner crossed the frontier than he committed suicide." — A correspondent writes on the 7th from Venice : " Messrs. Lomberdini and Fambri are now lodged in the prison of the Island of St. George. A mili tary commission is about to condemn, I do not say to try them. They have been accused of inciting others to desert, and of having been the accomplices of those who escape from the conscription. " In travelling from Venice to Verona the other day I remarked along the whole line an extraordinary movement of officers and non-commissioned officers belonging to the cavalry. I 'was told they were proceeding to Ferrara. " I have now lying before me a letter from Trieste, where commerce, it says, is dead. The Austrians are making formidable preparations for the defence of the harbour." The Americans resident in Paris gave a ball on Tuesday night to honour the anniversery of the birth of General Washington. It took 11 toe in the magni ficent dining-room of the Hotel du Louvre; the h moors were done by the I.7n'te I State. Minister and the Coosa% waisted by a committee of American gentlemen. A reception at the Tuileries on the sauna night prevented persons from coming early; bat still the atteed.nee, though sot so crowded so on the last weal a, was very fdr. The facade of the hotel on the Rue de Rivoli side was lightei up with gee, and the step, testing to the hall were adorned with Solvers. At the upper end of the ball-mom was the <S teads for the orchestra, with the portrait. of Washingios and Lafayette, and the American flag eneir. ling them overhead. At the opposite or entrance end was a marble beet of the champion of Americas independence, with an appropriate hweription show, and on tech side were the full.length pert , ait. of the Emperor and Empress. The hell was brilliantly lighted uo. Of tSe lavitallens sent to p mom not otares of the linit-d States, twentpous were for the family of General Lef gets. Dancing began at 11l o'clock, mid was kept up to a lets lever. The late Madame Lafarge had written for Recital a shams, entitled flue Raw Perdue, fa which she swirly describes her own rimation. This work, read and received with applause little dent of seclantation in a lite. eery drawinvnvont, Is t t be ployel, they my, on one of the mar o of to Boulevards. THE POLICE (THIS D, YANSION-H' Praxis Murray, a Wili-alleBol beton the Lori Mayor .nth haves of two coats of which he coal acicautt. C. 'Baker, constable 635, stated that be fount the prison Petticoat-lane. Ho caked him trh the prisoner mil he puret aced the each. The edam not holistic custody. In reply tt the Lord Mayor, the been silo to and owner. for tb made ei cry inquiry at the rodeo hotels of the City. He had know yam as the eotstazit smeelste of The prisoner was discharged, th coats to be kept in the binds alb Dank, flirt, a rector, woe eh in C. Smith, perm, et 38, Skit night, about ten o'clock. Sh Duck's Feat-lace, filming a wi steeling with h in the prisoner kac Prisonor—l woe lobbed by the ring, end when this man attempte 61;mplahlant (t 4 the Lard Mop after he struck nee, end than he.si I hums the had rbbod him, I el seetrisi her. _ Thu priTousr expresso! his mg? prosecutor. Constsbk 412 said tt a prisoner, struck hien Three or four times. Tho at venrnc of the p 'toner ea woman, when he was Wachtel wasoorroborred by a map totable t the whcle of what took place. H water sey he had been robbed by tl matoe wee snuck. fee - irriceermist. expreetel the protetutae, and was discharge I icsaLßoaoude PICITWO POCKITS AT TX{ Goorge Awe 14, addiete rei attempting to plift pockets at the F street, end also with having in t and purse ctintair.ing 11. Ils. 4d. posed to be 'WWI. Bergetnt Olden Crocker, 9 C, the previous night he wie star Zepal staircaae .. the audience w ta nee fob owing a gentlenm his pass front right to left, be fc street, when the ladies and gentien he sow the primmer etaad on t he k for " Mrs. Payne'. carriage." V hawing out for, when he mid, "7 and grtt ng her outlaw's. I park " He rim beon crying, bk. The gectteinan who had ech the prisoner's tetialf, but he told up till be saw the led y the prise him be found 18.. 100. in two po how he accounted for the money, I it to me for pocket mosey." On tiorrhotme he bound 11. lls. 10. in in the name of Budd. A lady's po flog broken, fell horn the lining o The primer mild he found the I Mr. r inapecto; granted. Oa the inisoner was aferwind the name of " D. W. Davie." WORSE! I P-8I Wa. ww,l7, was charged Warr Mr. Han:mill and wounding with intent to do a A•ronLvmkKf, taskmaster of th the 16th Mot reprimanding the 'Ms Lad language the. folioed he rt der np io • shed forms hour; in tt the youth was E reed int s the dud sot of le iv:ng whea souther ion the prisoner open • clasp knit interfere mode • rash at thi instant altering a very scsa turned and rewind the Wale of of the palm of the timid. Th through, and cutler upwards s Let ROM two of the flogrri. ann, and he then percelvell blo wounded hand. With assistan e Is d. fines plisoaer slid he hat the Miffs, which was open as he pi and he moreover &tilled that con attempting I mks it away from Laralert having made use of i•rits Mr. Hammel, strongly renew awe calculated to emits even pm far TEAMB INS LATI IIXTIINSITI 111101.11 ROAD. Ater /ohm", an old min, and his epprehen , inn in a smtll and di hag,. od-street, Betheal-greeo, Elliott, charged mita bnng enamel t;i.ary and robbery which took pito thisbire, in thorWhitechaiel•ros or the m or g; og of the 13M of Joni the amount of 6761. was stoles the Two persona named Jacob 1 ,- .• upon whom e'ettn doles matehes been committed for trial for the In Jos •ph Brown, a police-eon•tab that yesterday entrance, is eons. watched the pritonar in Fleet., oat of a pairobtoker's shop wl He salted bun where he obtained i be bought it of a man owned where Reynolds lived. The peeve Charles-a test Commercial-road, lives tow." ble attest the priton and his reply was, •• I don't know 30." He then t rld the pre mar be bad to a woks. Thep honer re sio'oe. I had it Irom Mr. owed too." He t - ok the tesonet he repotted what he before stiti,si have sno , ler watch in my pocket is at den." He Maud two mord a idettabd. Mr. IN ilkslvre, ferrellor and Whiteobapel-read, mid his boa night of the 12th of Jsnoary, as the amount of 6751. . t .Im. Ah< the cellar rf an adjoining house watcher produced at his property night of the bu•g'ary. He kers cater offered to mall him some watr Mr. J. R. Collins, of the RI third watch taken from the prier: day last from a young gettleasan, the Commerrial•raad Rad. The at school in Morden, Bunny. Mr. Elliott reeesaded the piste MR. °HARTLEY BURMA —At the Ringwood engem. on Brantley Berkeley, of "punch-1 peered as complatnant against ti and Perkins, charging them wi some night poacheta. The shim end 3rd Vic. esp. 12, for neglect 041 , C @planed to be that the gat with illye w at Ivy.. and the two da when dye poachers canoe up. fright.ned. and so did the otter At length the gamekeeper rallied after the poacher', but tbn p&tt to ma off quietly. Mr. H. T. the men were not on duty, and tl Erdsi , e and Mr. Coventry) maw misted, Mr. Mtdail • awning 11 new to tent after the pombers LIGHTING A MATCH IN day (Wednesday), •reekt et kohl a harrier at the I.undi C .Pll IBar natty Court-h miss t n &charge colliery. Mr. Tye. *Nene tln opening the ores et.tad thst th her V.° awlul catastrophe at some SION ago. Sion then the z cleantly with NA ty lamps, end Minn by the proprietors to prey instant the &readmit, whi'e wort the fifth bank of the colliery, alt =lot light of any description, some imrpree, hie safety lamp dote by. If the CPS 9 were pro, dated hicerelf liable to a p• nab iropriscnrceet with t ard labor; like the, where the tires tf to I wee not adequote to the Misuse. the preprtrt we to matt t r t'te John Smith, steward, 4citosed t a copy of the nth e, end henry to seeleg defendsot light a mar( time, the defendant was copula Correction far three m nubs will -- STRANGE AND SUDDEN 18 years of ass. the deughi Bay nor's-court,Humber-etre, t, umning, u• dor singular and @lane. s. Her parent. retire' about 12 o'clock, b Living tut ii - hese, a young man named resides in Cbarlse•equare, Wis that a short free after the per, they both f.li t • /eep topther I awoke. about twang minute, sweetheart was in a seam. 1 mother, whe sent for Mr. 1 anival shortly altar, Mr. Loi that t h e girl had been dead ab Was held on Monday eVellinF, nombsr-street. wilco lb* Jury downed had died hi a 8t of