The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-15 00:00:00

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IT is ad surprising that the more combative membme of the privileged class whose national policy hes been so unsparingly mailed by Mr. BRIG= should eagerly rush to its defence. We have already heard Lord SHAMS/Kiel) volunteer, vincliosties of hit order, which, according to him, is the oak erf the political earth, and whose unselfish, unpretentious, and unremunerated services he would kis hover regard as the manna of the desert, in scrutable is its origin, continuance, and capability of supplying the wants of men. The noble Earl seems to haws thought that however closely identified he may have been with the late Administration, whom belligerent and prodigal tendencies Mr. BLIGHT has se feqsamtly impugned, their vindication had better be left to themselves ; whae be reserved to himself the task of defending the House of Peers. We have now another, and, in his own opinion, doebtleis a mach more powerful obampion of 'risible evade ufhllibility. At a meeting to inaugurate a new Town-hall at Dundee the Deka of ARGYLL, amording to him wont, pronounced a patronising speech, of somewhat less than the meal length, bat characterised by more, if possible, than the mad admixture of easimosplaco platitude and preten sion. That the ex-Postmaster-Oeneral should he found ready on all occasions to glorify the govern ment of which he was a member is natural enough I sad that he should think the opportunity peculiarly fitting when he had the ex•Secretery for War in the chair of a meeting professedly called for an unpolitical purpose, and when on the platform he saw meted him other ex-officials and supporting, nobody will marvel. Considering the ominous re ception given the other day at Edinburgh to Mr. &Ace, when he wintered to defend the French policy sl Lord PA tuttarros abroad and his exclusive Nyman at home, it may well have seemed to the Viecoust's Scotch allies and associates ►igh time to make some show of a rally ; and hence the well planned ambuscade end annotated occupation of the platform at Dundee. Bat his Grace of AEG TLL is evidently impressed with the firm belief that he was born into this world not only to be the greatest of Postmastere-General and profoundest apolo gist for hereditary right, but to occupy the supreme seat of political judgment amongst men, and to exercise the power of pronouncing sentence upon the character of statesmen, princes, and nations. It must indeed be highly gratifying to the people not only of this esantry but of Francis and Americo, to feel that the Mac Ctri.Lre Moan has their condition and destiny in his keeping. He dote not vouchsafe to tell any of them very mush of what he has discerned through the mist of his Jove rery cogitations. He has made up his mind as re gards ourselves, that we are not in a declining state, became the influence of every class in the oosims nity, to a greater or leas extent, is felt by every other. Here is wisdom! And this is what the Duke of ARGYLL, after long preface and standing for half an hour on ambitions tip-toes, gets out at last, as an answer to the allegations of Mr. BRIGHT that we spend too much money in making war, and too much money in aristocratic jobbing in peace. As for the Preach, he stands up like a true clans man for his Imperial Chief. The world knew all shoot LOUIS NAPOLEON before he became our ally : nobody has any right to be squeamish, therefore, se to the intimacy or unreeerve to be placed in him. About Slave-trading revivals or bullying. of Portugal there is not a word; and even the feeble sham of a vague regret at Prue prosecu tions is carefully guarded, lest, perhaps, any honest or manly word should fall untimely, to grate on Imperial ears while two of the Duke of ARGYLL'. colleagues are favoured guests at Compiegne. But the French people are not to imagine that aught of this proceeds from any respect or consideration for them. Quite the contrary. Oar Imperial friend is far ahead and a great deal too good for them, says hie Grace of ARGYLL. And why ? Became they consented to let him mount on their backs Neves yeas ago, and they have not yet flung him off again As for degenerate Jortartimi, he is of acne is a rapid decline, has no proper respect far great men, and, what is worse, no regard at all for law. We cannot but feel for the Great Republic to be than put down without notice by the great READA. wixTeus of the North holding his Court of Noticed Assize in the city of Dundee. It cannot be needful for us to repeat our wide dissent from many opinions promalgated by the hon. Member for Birmingham. We know and we are often saying, that he is apt to confound the alum of power with its harmless exercise ; and that by his indiscriminating denunciation of all our historic ware and all our aristocratic institutions he doter. rather thaw encourages good men from combining to restrain wantoo and wasteful expenditure abroad, and insolent marpationa by oligarchy at hoses, But if he has left himself open to the charge it blindness and of want of discernment in his seat de/seders of the status quo like the Duke of ARGYLL an on their side assuredly no lees blame worthy. Awarding to them all ia pretty nearly es It should he, and no change is to be hoped for or THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1858. desired save such as all classes shall con cur in approving. Believe them, and there is no each thing as a dominant elate, or an all bat exclusive monopoly of kikannistratiee power. The Duke of ARGYLL, who nerr did a duy's or an hour's service to the publican idp capacity, f; thrust into the Cabinet 0•1111 the Wisp of Pl*** experience, talent, and worth, because hs is himself a Bcottish Duke, and the son-in-law of an English Peer of similar degree. Had he been a commoner— with ten times the capacity hie friend& and flatterers have ever ventured to assign him—he might have found it Mink at hie age to obtain a seat in Parlia ment, and impossible to gain, ander fifteen or twenty years' parliamentary trainiag, any poet of import ance in Oevernment. No wonder he thinks the systems an excellent one that adapts itself so mini fiently to his intellectual poverty, and so eon dfletately to his preposterous egotism. Bat the Index at large remembers too well that it wee thane' the aristocratic irresolution of a coalition, slily tide up of such materials as he, that Europe 111111111111.11 red to "drift" into a costly and sanguinary war; Get it was by the blundering and jobbing of delpladmmab stuffed with men of our privileged order Heir depsudeata that the price we were forted to pay was doable and treble that which it ought to hats been ; and that up to the present her guarantee has been afforded us against the recurrence of similar evils, either by the renunciation of exoln- g rosses in the composition of the executive, or the infusion of greater responsibility in the reprisals. tire portion of the Legislature. And what is die plea by way of set-off which his Grace has the ineffable folly to rely upon P By dint of bard think ing he has found out that in the coarse of the last hundred years three men of the people, unaided by the Heaven-born rulers of the land, have raised themselves to—what ? Political power—titles of honour—signal opalsoce--perhaps to good snug pensions for lib out of the Consolidated Fund? Not a bit of it. Simply and solely to literary and scientific celebrity ! You men of Scotland, cries the inspired ARGYLL, are content with your lot and the system of things under which you live, for it gives your peasantry of oatmeal porridge to live von ; your ROHM Stan a gaagership for his reward ; your Huon MILLER a fair price for his books; your Una WATT a place in popular re membrane,; and your Duke of ARGYLL a Cabinet seat in the Administwthion. Can any distribution of the blessings of Providence be fairer or more de lightful ? Can any one say that under such distri bution there is any fair pretence for raising the question of class interests or class claims We must say that if Mr. Barony does not laugh exultingly when he penises this sublime effort at an answer to his attack upon oligarchy, he is not the man we took him for. PILOZOOATION or PAILIAMINT.—At the court at WbAeor, the 1 diet al No saber, 1858, present, the Queues most MOW lialasty la council. It la this day ordered by bar Majeety la cottasll. that the parliament, old& deeds prorogued le Thursday, the 18th day of No rester taosust, be further peoropied to Thursday, the 13th day of January sait.--Geseffs. A copy of the original edition of Burns' Poems, printed at Kilmarnock i• IEI6, woe sold in Edinburgh os Thursday, foe 31. 10a. The appearance of Mr. Buckstoos and Miss Soya*lds M the Royal aoophichistro, Liverpool, loot wooly I. a Rawl et Asir weft booarito characters, has kola assompoled try seed berm A urns leehameumeed to be preached on Sunday ass!, at b. Andrew's Illrelelt Chards, Liverpool, by the ley. Mr. Cad, the ram d the %now mos= ea " The RAO& d Comma Übe meshed before the Qom. Addled= will be by idiot, dad a Gallatin will be mile le Ardiese the debt d 1,6001. sew apes th e aorta. Mr. Carden, of Barstow, iaa published • long aseradve relative is hie pleasealleit of M Arbatlash He eanelads• with the billaeft premise In ooneinsies, here rearm re few to lallwtheabe, bee to the public, the amuses dial, fa repel to this rum lady, I can serer meals be posy el easeffatay or Agleam of sny sort ; sad If ray May rospiemeee ere airealsdoe some predict, it ea ad be by mews of toy Mead aggreeeka of my own. Preen her winos weals= b the 6l of Arkn, winch, under dlealeat dossarieasse, woad pima !sr mane same thole oa whieh the poor sad the laity lore to dwell, I entre for giveness, should time lime ever mad bar eyes, for haring lama a coarse whisk mein bat the enareordlnery nature M the ow maid bare biased me is adopt. My feelings of regard sad timetkia akm tree& anoksated, end will ma tins until that great day erbea Midis mysteries sad tar. sped asbarkes shall be reeled end earreeled fa the light of Ousisdeees." aaadMatr an semed es Moly to ecame forward to ocatem the mat for this etemly yawns by the death of Mr. Booker- Bleksmore, but as yet s wittreme are ont. On the me menthe ads ban been sand Lord William Grebes, hailer to Lady Ema gh4 Pshzt em b i e na poleons large estates in this esany), Mr. Coeds, sear Ludlow, end Kr. Ives% ell %kw Otmt, spumy osedidate for the eW of Hereford. Os the Mewl Me bare been 'sectional Mr. a. SWIM et Lab" Velem Cornwall, and Mr. Arirwright, - Ilethatire ; Int Kw we mere rainoors. MANCHESTER IBLECTIONr.:III9 Mayor of Man chester fOO6llllll eta 'Nape it the dud= of represents eve la plow of the Ma Slr John Pilaw so Eiwinlay norm lac The noolastism is axed for Walmodeff muorong net. ROYAL COLLEGE Olf SUEGIONS.—The following madman having istanpall tite assrarari exaosioktiona for the diploma, were eseettne st the oollme at a meeting of the Conn of istemimes ea Ks 12th natant 1111111111. Hoary Debut Ward, KA. Nerthamberimad ; William Vesper Jahns, lierstei= Cherie Sweby ; OitateAt me. egou • T lkT home Jersey ; W- Nos ; Ihneeke Ansa*, liatratag tea ; Warn Dahlia; sad J4a gime" Omni West. PtreeTlM ar BODTLIXDO.-We last week caw ft Issurthy Ta r bste the perrediep of the Synod et Sala llytecoyel bid se Milubstrgh, with reference * the appal mule by madder of At. John's chapel here—She Ber, Patrick the judgment of Dohisw pored epee kis thither. That the Mtlioa of tea of A world be mike* wee was* • " kef destisel" elided by six oth if the serep . pe ft hem poodeedy Weed. is width the douse of the radre ladd Mt eery Musk der that kid lows, as if sathertededy, sup* . wit have hen est* the erthase of = As continued is the rude, sod a nin th Mewed le the eseeed to " emelt bin pairre," or hi o th er words, to ruled **de prepriely of r•fataried the weeps is hie "Sa smears" hi tali aro tespideed the deorkel ark* Mid le le sekereiv• of the tables of the illeddi Warp" Ohm& At the end of that tier, Mt. Mem lee" a rea earelnoed against his will," will be fated, awe Is wiry wren * brie*, onthered k his esatianate ; Sr. ekes the seredag in Edinburgh, he has verdverbet the wraasy dose with his " Remo* of and the wheat of a farther work which, in Cols- A. = th ry b zut ..bera ns " brooding " cm " aeapwes will bee hb dual Awnings Hwwli 111 ; 1 =1 ILITIJILIFID ROY AIIIIIITCA.—At the Zitof the Liverped Workhorse Carentiree, as There . Cropper preileg. the dirk reported th at the rears et eat hist doe Azierion by the Awaken Who rl within the pert twelve seethe slurped the *nett wady le ked Wok* e: Soot , 11; Weed, 90 ; Dirserre, 1 ; Bt. Doerr*, 1; Newfound )** s adreeray, 1: Mal, 108. Of this author 7 wen Wad epileptlee e eel dr peps slejegity brakes down era /Idly ler red mesa Oldie kith seedy all Is,. bees pared km girder I t month Men of the who* er• still ha en It wee resseeked by ore rearm that we owed* to Yew adi ups Govenusent for the sapper of these perm sad ream asked. why should sot the Irish be emit ea o w le their wen country im.ssmd at * the Limp* servo ail that evil .poor ia this way. Egalgarg imam ll47 la Lleari a perseeded poor people to go Amegiga. Oa shak althea i.e *kid whet*r they lied ame of wahalgenise; add hod eet, wad were woman with thildree, er peepeet, or sr yereeted, sad led se ticket eserey ghee bee dr terrier. they were eider* book dbe ammiablamp el New York, red reared is the tidy k tshrl they were Mks wt. Mr. Dark said they brew that. is • psit swam of fire emir the knees id Pe. shied le Ameba kr pork and Nag the WON= lad her ersted teAredseadlims„ sealed einehtholtildres by dr* The arbors aid that the hed. d mai de enly War, dry , mad de wee to **kw Ile seed mere to Ye See retry d ems am* low we wore theeed. If a sew bill were kiredeed, then hide wail well* Is our /wear. ROYAL FITS HOSPITAL. OSAYIFIXII-10AD.—Ths numb* of padres rellowed et tire Irepliel donee the week le 2,220.' el whisk dip were sew mess. tDz Court. WINDSOR, Noy. U. • Her Ifeinsty'd dinner party yertedday tootadad the Thettemeof Kent, the Prince of'Weles, and the Pelham ''of Leininema, the Mehfinijah Dan, Slash, the Preft fei Ilinistar Count Bernottiff, Iddh Lan& Utak Daireseolkhinel the>idaYt. Brno% Sk Jake Chi mai Major Teesdale, R.A. ; Mao, the Bari of liednienhery, Lem Bloomfield, and Sir James Madam, oho reatefeed at the Gene alter the &ethane's, and Lady Illosmaeld, who arrived In the demon en & risit. Th. bead of tb• Gnarlier Guards played in the Cube &o ft dieser lie blkridai soisatka: fitiestaliAlstowellie ***** ..• • tender. 80806 .5. " Marais ::::::: ::::::: : : gaxtru.. ..... Hat Majesty's privet. bead afterwards ...... ' perfarmixt in the drewlag-reou the Overlire Se Msamidis. ....... ............ ........ Auber. And a Beirdra, Weerr ikahnite" Newham The Qom and Prime Consort walked in the gr.mods of the Cagle tido mrientig. TIM Priam of Wads, attended by Cokes! the Hon. H. Heve• and Nagar Temisle, went to Lenties by the Groat Wakes Beliveg. Hie Royal Highs= drom from Peileington to Deoldegboon Palms and totnned to Wind sor la the Memo= Td liabstejah Wisp abet look ism of hoe Majesty, Yd retursid to Larka. The following Meilen ale leek their depenare :—The Seri oflulateebury,like Prawns WhineereadOesateee Beranorf, Lard end Lady Bionalleld, and filr James Hanna. Her Manny held a Privy Council in the allwaeom Pre sent:—The Prises Cowart, the Idartpde of fiellebary, the Leal Chancellor, the Rail of Harderloke, the Earl of Derby, the Right Rom amour Walpole, the Right Non. Major (ford Peel, the Right Ron. Sir John Panora, Lord John Ilessen, the Margot' of Riney, and Eon Delaware. At the antacill perilaunat wee ordered to be further pee -1 rogue& from Thtueday, the 18th of November, until Thom day, the 16th nJameary. The etz grows members of the medial mused were op ponent. The Hon. William Bathurst was the* at the council tn The lollotrlag had atidlentes of her Mio, holy :—The Mu tilate of Sallebtu7, the Fait of Derby, Mr John Pakiagtco, Major Generei Peel, and Mr. Spencer Walpole. Colonel Teel" bone Caned', wee presented to the Queen et an &nacos., and received front her Majesty the honour of knighthood. Lord Baikal sad Mr. J. Ormsby Gore mire the Lord emd Groom In Wetting. The Prism otWaka, etisedad by Major Tesedele,R.A., dined with bar Majesty. Colonel the H. B. Breen the Hon. Hrs. Diddalph, end the Rev. C. F. Tenet, had the honour of being Included. Nov. 14. The Qom sad Priam Consort, the Prince of Wales, " Priam@ Ass, red PribOISS Helens, the Ladies and Oodle s= of the Oran., sad the domestic hoaadadd, attended Divine &Moe We aoralag la the Private Chapel. The Dothan of Heat sad the Prises sad Priaceee of Using= won elm at the service. The Rev. C. F. Tamer oeciatad. The Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Sslleinuy, the Elul of Hardwick*, teasel Peel, Sir John Pakiogtoe, Lord John limner% end the Hoe. W. Bathurst, returned to Loudon oa Isterday alhentes by a special train en the Great Western Realm, altar attending the Dames Privy Council. Despatches trees the °overman of the hoettalha Colonies wen received on Saturday st the Colocial-odke. Iseracriox IT Ha MAMITY AND Tall Palms CONSOIT or TIM MMUS. Cimuthisere New Pio rthran.—Mr. Gam= mud his sons having Invented mid manly palmated a sew propalim. Intended to serene& the wow owl peddles, wen ammaanded on Saturday last to =Ma totes Medal at We illelenthes Mutation before her *they, the Prima Car" sad Year-Gemend Grey, on W selikil lake width winds shag the elapse at the north side ill Meier Medi. The model, with boiler sad m emo cemplets, wee not mere than tee fret by one, and by • commetalselkm midi the rudder from shore it wee propelled is any meted dfreelloa ht a most satisfactory sear, Her Majesty mid his Royal Highness the Prince Consort impressed Seek serpeles at the speed attained by so small a model, and pronounced the Invention exceedingly clever and ingenious. The Marquis of Salisbury, after attending the Privy Coastal at Wledsor Castle, left town for Hatfield- Dooms, Hart'. The Quantum (Danger) of Harewood, we regret to kola, madams la a week Mated health. The Duke and Dachau of Baer.tench have Wt Montague-hoar, Whitehall, for Bowhill„ hie grace's art le &Harksbiz*. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston halm left Broodlands, near Rooney, for Paris, and to join I. circle about to amentble at the Invitation of the Emperor Napoleon at Compiegne. The Earl and Countess of Clarendon were to have resold Part yesterday. The noble earl and countess are among the dletinipdshed personspe invited by the Emperor and Impress to partake el the hamlet hospitalities at Coro- Pliric - The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl Howe, the Ron el Dolma, I nd Crsaworth, Lord John Buren, end efr C. Cromwell had a meeting et the Charter-house on Thursday ea governors of that noble foundation. The Mas ter, Arohdatoon Hale, also attended. We believe the meeting at the governors bad redraw to the proposed manorial to the late General Hameln& The Doke and Duchess of Manchester have been surrounded fry a distinguished &de at Kimbolton Castle, Heatingdonaltire. HL Banalleaoy the Fran* ambeetador sad the Da/be II of Malakholl, the Berl Cowper, Count sad Cauatert Bieade4 and laud Henry Gordon Lennox, heat bees among the guests of the noble duke and duchess. _ _ The Marquis and Marchioness of Aberoorn and the Lehr Hamilton an expected shortly to tsar Cheer ier-hoar be Baron's Court, runty Tyrone, the Lustily nut in Ireland. The Earl and Countess of Lichfield have arrived at Snasborongh-hail, Staffordshire, from the noble entre ekeedng gasmen in the north of Scotlead. Theiarl of hialmeebnry left Whitehall-gardens ea Saturday, to join the circle visiting the Duke end Duchess of Meaoheseer, at !Limbolton Castle. The noble earl will return to town to-day. The Dam of Northumberland is, we are glad to lean recanting from his men indlopoadoe. The noble duke sad donne an at lhavick Castle. His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the Dachau of Malakoff woe to town to-day from visiting the Doke mad Doodles of tileaoheettir at Kimbell= Conde. His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the Cowman do Ssrastoetr salved la town as Botarday from visiting bar Majaly M Windsor Coals. Lord and I:ady Harry Vane loft town on Satur day is tbrksest, Battle Abbey, Berm Lad and L a dy Saltonaare receiving company at Mardi, the WM, met k Absebssishlse. His I,yd/hip bestows penbred a basso Is Heriderserresr, Park-lass. Lady Noel Byres (widower the poet lord) bu Mt C.P.laridg Mild kr bar reidaws ea Sr. George's termer. The Dowager Lady Truro has arrived at her re sidence ha Batas-equare, from a tour on the Continent. _ _ Sir William and Lady Middleton have arrived at their rookkorso la Gramm"loos um Bbrubland Roll, Norfolk. Mr. and Lady Mary Craven are prolonging their visit to the Emperor end Bower of the French et Com plague, sod see sot expected te retina to lfrglond until the doe et Me week. Mr. H. Baring, M.P., and Mrs. Baring have wind at Panamas Hotel, from Brighton. The Lord• Lieutenan t -of Ireland, having received bar Majesty's approval, has °referred the honour of blight hood os Mr. Hasty John Browerla, C. 8., Inspector-Geo•- ral of the Irish osestabehiry. PRESENT KM THE PRINCE OF WALES AMOK THE liatritatia or nue Pairacm.--Oeveial Pram* clean byre arrived at Whim him Feown with a plate of erase** of emulate WOIiMIONSWIS sea bitlidsy preaeot froadearepearr albs heath to billoyeinistmee the Prime of Wein. The via le ~l ate la tho hews until ahoy prapaisdea, whisk le ea tale phis eiviattevoir. hive oil wigs wafter wilt adr balms bow mho method fres Waskrish, NM re quieten& et tt. belied Barred* by as pumper of settling with the pus Ware bar IlLeieety mod the omit ha the Oveat Perk. The ebartvtar is the pheo aid to bare coot the Raven, upwards of 2,000 Ass., LAVEST INTELLIGENCE. I The DANtBIAN PRINCLPA i IaTILS. • The Boer's's/awns of Hamburg says Ititt Count Wolowski Las addressed a circular to Neu& ocii sea and agents in the Danubian provinces, enjoin ing them not to interfere in any way with the elections of hoepodare, it being the intention of France neither to present any candidate nor to use her influence in any way in favour of any one. In order to avoid any semblance of intervention, the French consul at Jassy is to go away upon leave of absence. property - ithikedlarisTh • opinions. He had previously withdrawn a ghee) grant allowed by the state to deities foe the encouragement of agriculture ; the members then revised their rules, and the Prefect 'now says thee their alterations have given to the society all the eharaderistics of an association hos tile to the governteset. This affair makes a great 'sensation in the department. A Paris letter in the Indipetularses Beige says The members of the municipal council have nodes& a =tasof the business to be brought ands, thelr this session. The list is very heavy, and I is doubted whether the council will be able to pt through b. The Emperor is much disappointed with Ms thseges mob In the Tuileries gardens ; he considers the work • Meq and speaks of having it resiodellee oat rm. The removal of the obelisk of Luxor is she ea the Seek His Majesty never liked the position of tine isml two years ago he tent for M. Lebas, is ask hies dumber it could not be removed: " Sim," replied M. Lam. " I pat it there, and I can certainly place it whinier as your Mehsty ma wish." The centre of one of the courts el the Loewe is th o ught of, sad I think I know, tram • iced emees, that preparations for the remove/ will be enmesecsd very shortly. Aooording to the /*dependance, M. Pound lately offered to the Thtitre Francais a new play, called "Robespierre." M. Empis, the manager, told him that it would be impossible to represent • drama with that name. M. Poniard then obtained an an /hence of the Emperor, whom he begged to read the play, to assure himself that it was innocuous. His Majesty replied that he did not require to read any week by the author of " Charlotte Corday" to be as sued that it was fit to be represented, and he gave pwmission to have it brought out at any theatre that M. Ponsard may choose. He is said to have selected the Odeon. The Bourse continues to be very buoyant in the' anticipation of M. Magus's financial statement. The SIETIMAIII of the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. is still much talked of. One broker alone bought the enormous sum of 800,000 f. Route to-day. The Threes rose 2Se. for cash, and 20c. for account, closing at 74.60 and 74.66. Mobilier rose bf. A large busi ness was done in railways, but they left off nearly at yesterday's prima. It is announced that M. Amedte Renee, the author of the "Nitoes de Kuala" and "Madame de Mont morency," is about to publieh a continuation of " Bismondi's History of France," which only comae down to 1789. This supplement will contain, it is said, • great many new and interesting docamenti,l and the substance of • very curious conversation which the author had with Louis Philippe relative to Philippe Egalite, Louis XVI., and Marie An toinette. It has been stated that Paris was never healthier than it is now, and it appears from an official return just published that the average of deaths, which was formerly 87 to 76 daily, has fallen to from 33 to 38. This decline in mortality is ascribed to the re cent demolitions of unwholesome streets end houses. It is the more remarkable from the fact that since the demolitions the population of Paris has consider ably increased. The government intends, says one of the journals, to form prefectures and sub-prefect urea in Martinique, Guadeloupe, and the Ile de la Minion, as in The Courier Franeo-Balien states that the theatrical censorship is about to be suppressed in Piedmont PRUSSIA. Craox otrx owx BERLIN, Nov. 11. We are here in the centre of all the bustle and excitement of a general election. Whilst the irretis Zeitung's partisans are aom pletely checkmated and dispirited in the metro politan districts, and scarcely dare to show their faces or put in nomination any of their former powerful leaden, it cannot be denied that in the provinces the elective battle will be fought with great bitterness, and every inch of gronnd contested man fully on both sides. Complaints are received here every day of undue ruitarfsrenee and intimidation exercised by the local adminiqrative authorities. The two members of the Manteuffel cabinet (Von der lleydt and Simone) who retain their feats in the present ministry, have given in their uncondi tional adhesion to the liberal pally of their new colleagues, so that then is no truth in the malicious report circulated by the opposition party, that there is a want of unanimity in the Council of Ministers. lam enabled to-day to oonflrm what I stated in my last, that the Prance Regent had offered Baron Nanteuffel the dignity and title of count, bat that that nobleman had declined the honour. It was in consequence of this refusal that the Regent con ferred on him the insignia of the Royal Order of the Black Eagle in diamonds, the greatest dis tinction he could show to a Prussian subject, as an acknowledgment of the baron's services in the highest office of the administration during the last ten years. It having created considerable sensation that the decree of the Prince Regent, appointing his High ness the Prime of liohensollern-bigniaringen pre sident of the Council of Ministers, was not counter signed by any responsible minister, as published in the Staate-Anzeiger, it is now officially announced that it wee an oversight on the part of the printers, but that the document really bore the counter-sig nature of Herr von Flottwell, se required by the constitution. Baron Alexander von Humboldt, who has been suffering from the grippe, or influenza, is now per fectly recovered, and takes the most lively interest in the development of the new order of things, and par ticularly the result of the elections. In spite of hie very advanced see, he went personally to the poll to record his vote in favour of the liberal candidates of his district. The Prince Regent paid him a per sonal visit the day before yesterday to inquire after his health. Baron von Manteuffel, after giving up the seals of office to his successor, and taking an affectionate farewell of his underlings, has left Berlin, and has gone to rusticate on his estates in Lusatia, and con template in privacy the mutability of human affairs. A letter from Berlin of the 9th says :—" The sit ting of yesterday at the Ministry of State wu very important. The Prince Regent introduced his son, Prince Frederick William, who will for the future take part in the deliberations of the council. The Prince Regent addressed the ministers, and, acoord leg to what has transpired of the subject matter of his speech, it is very satisfactory to those who re garded the change of ministry as favourable to the constitution and to the interests of Prussia. The letter adds that the Prince von Hohenzollern had at first an intention to take the direction of the Depart ment of the Marine, but it was afterwards decided that it should be confided to General von Boaia, the Minister of War. The new ministry appears to be desirous of increasing the naval force of the country, and also to increase the war budget." A letter from Triode of the 7th mays that, in con sequenoe of the pacific turn which the affairs of Montenegro have taken, the Austrian government had recalled the squadron which was in observation en the ooast of Dalmatia, and that it had arrived at Pole. It omelets of two steam frigates, the Beams and the Danube, and four smaller vessels. A letter from Vienna, of the 9th, states that in eonsequence of the intervention of the Minister of Finance the directors of the National Bank had re solved to revoke the measure relative to the payment of a premium for the exchange of old notes for new ones. The letter adds that the principal banks had promised the National Bank to suspend for a time the export of salver in ingots. The Emperor has left for Prague, accompanied by three of the ministers, Baron Brack, Count von Than, and M. von Bach. At Berlin M. Wit, a well-known bookseller of the Jewish persuasion, has been selected by the liberal patty so ass of their amedidstes he a piece is the Asesesbly. The Taro, Captain Christian, Admiralt, agent Lioatosiutt Clasher. R.N., wired at tienthenipeas poor des with the Pederast sena. Ear dotes wen--Gibraltar. Nov. 5 ; Cadiz, 6; Limbos, , and Vigo, 10. She wee ambit to esneesekete with Oporto. PORTUGAL (PROW OUR OWN CORINSPONDINT.) LISBON Nov. 9 Some sensation was caused here on But/ by th e landing of Prince Alfred, who had arriv le the river the previous afternoon on board the Eurye tu Although her Majesty did, I believe, at first exp el ' her wish that no reception should take place, Led that the Prinoe should be in no wise distingineh e d from the other officers of the ship, she, it e l sa id yielded to the instance of the King of Portugei m g was determined to make a return at the first ei „. Lenity for the manner in which he had been rQe e t at the English Court. A Royal barge was itet alongside the Euryalus, and everybody wu asto nished at the alacrity with which the sailor wip er bowled down the ladder and got into the bar ge - . When the barge reached the arsenal, where a regi. ment of the line was drawn up as a guard of limier and the Duke de Terceira, with several other Port e : guess noblemen, the British Ambassador, th e ether members of the legation, Mr. Smith, R.M. Could, all en grende tome waited to receive him. 11, prince demeaned himself like a little gentleman se he is, but looked about as if rather bothered sod frightened with all the display and formality. R e soon, however, esconced himself in the royal aoi sent for his reception, and was rapidly whirled any towards Neeessidades behind six spanking of A large crowd was as at the pt. s of the arsenal, where I saw the British minister, Id t , Smith, our consul, and Major Cowell, respectively pointed out to inquiring Portuguese bystanders se Prince Alfred of England, probably on account of the imposing effect of their uniforms. The sailors of the Euryalus have an anecdote amongst them to the effect that two of the midshipmen during the voyage blackened Prince Alfred's face while he was asleep in his berth, in that spirit of mischief for which theft young gentlemen are notorious. The Prince made no complaint, but was up like a skylark before gas. fire next morning, and cut away the hammock strings of the two young gentlemen who had served him so, taking the law into his own hands in true sailor fashion. The Belgian journals record the marriage at four brothers to four staters, celebrated at the lame time, et Mow. Hitherto the Russian arms were the only ones ANIMA' on the public buildings of Poland, bat the Emperor Alexander has given orders that throughout the country the Polish arms shall now be malted to them. We (GlGligotass) !sera that M. Galeotti, the opera egent, ban left Paris for Italy, to conclude engagements im London with the beam artistes of oeveral of the principal theatre*. It appeme that the contest between the two Italian Opera Houses will be carried on with annual vigour. War to the smile is to be the maxim for the ensumg mama. Oalipauto* also rya that the "charming little Mdlle. Magny, who has become quite a favourite by her dancing in the 114444 du Dia* hr been engaged for the ensuing Londe@ season at Drury UM." Mdlle. Vandermerch and her wonderful little birds will attend minim during the season at Paris, and have Weedy appaarsd at soma of the most brilliant rhinism given In the Faubourg St. Germain. A letter from Compiegne of the 11th nye:— " As already annouuoad, the artistes of the %maw per. formed at the palace bat evening. The Emperor eal Empress entered the theatre at half-past eight, previons b which all the distinguished guests now at the place bed taken the nate appropetated to them. The perfonsenent Ls, Trols lfasepie went off with great eclat, the Emmet coeval times giving the signal for applause. During the ealr'eetes, the bead of the Lancers played seed of mole beet wearoinur. The representation concluded at midnight, aced at the comoluelon the actors were called forward wet loudly applauded. Daring the day, the Emperor received General Sir John Burgoyne. In the morning a large party partook of the strannutent of shooting in the preform, me ow Saturday then is to be a stag hunt." A letter from Paris says :—" This was always a Rat plaos for 'remanent dinners. The other day Pries Nspolson treated an assembly of connoisseurs to Chines dishes, such as birds' nest soup, ko. The day before yoga day s still mom *acentric banquet took place at the Tills Fares, at whit& the novel feats,, of nod-tail soap wee lw traduced. My informant, one of the guests, a man wholly devoid of prejudice, memos me that it doss not come up is ox-tail by say means. Thera wee also a chicken. Wed gal dressed after the Horatian prompt-- INDIA.. The following telegram', dated Malta, from Mr. Acting Consnl-General Green, wu received at the Foreign-office, November 14, 8.30 p.m.: ALIMANDRIA, Nov. 10. The steamer Bombay arrived at Sur, from Bom bay, on the Bth inst. Dates, Bombay, 26th October ; Aden, 2nd November. Brigadier Smith's column was at Elaugur on the 6th October. The town had been set on fire by tke rebels under Tantia Topes previous to their leay. ing it that morning. Another detachment of Tantia's troops attacked Chanderee, and were met by Soindia's troops, the fight luting three days, and it is reported the rebels lost 800 men. Tantia entered there on the 9th October, Captain Fenton and the police evacuating six hours before. General Mitchell afterwards encountered the enemy at Moor gow lley, and again at Scindwas, on the 19th Oct., entirely routing him, and capturing all his guns. Want of cavalry alone has prevented the total de traction of this formidable mass of encampments, still estimated to be 14,000 strong. The difficulty is now being remedied by some valuable levies of South Mabratta Horse. Saccerfal actions were fought near Lucknow on the 4th, 6th, and Bth of October, in which the rebels are described as utterly purposeless and disorganised, and are said to have been destroyed in groat numbers. The Bombay newspapers report that in spite of the disturbances, the country continues to enjoy an extraordinary degree of commercial prosperity, and that trade is increasing in amount, and improving in profitableness, at a rate almost incredible. The accounts of the state of health among the soldiers are very satisfactory. ARTHUR FANSHAWR, Vice-Admiral. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (11.0 K 017/L OWN PARIS, /SUNDAY BARING. There will be extraordinary fetes and rejoicings at Compiegne to-day and to-morrow, to celebrate the fete of the Empress, the feast of St. Eugenics, which falls on November 13. It is customary to' , keep the eve of the fete with as much ceremony as the day itself. Ever since 1832 there has existed in Paris a de bating society called the Conference Molt, which took its name from, and wea, perhaps, founded by Count Molt, the eminent statesman. The members were principally young barristers and government clerks, but anybody was eligible, and, in point of fact, there was always a sprinkling of the bourgeons mingled with the professional maw. Like the Oxford union and other kindred some- ties in London, the " Conference Molt " turned oat many good speakers, who ultimately got into parliament, and became distinguished. It was pro bably owing to tender recollections of this society in association with their early career that some of the Emperor's advisers at the time of the coup d'etat found means to save it from the general wreck of all institutions encouraging freedom of thought which occurred in December, 1831. However this may by, the society went on, making little noise in the world, for it did not court publicity, and , strangers were not admitted to its debates, but still holding its meetings weekly in the Academie de Medicine, in the Rue des Saints Pares, and enjoying a liberty of speech to which the rest of France was a stranger. As many as a hundred members some ' times attended these meetings, and although many of them were in government employ, the ten dency of the society never diverged from the ideas of its founders, which were liberal and (oh ! dreadful words in imperial France) parlia mentary. About five months ago, however, a young member in the course of a debate upon trial by jury introduced an apology for the condemnation of Maria Antoinette, and a scene of some excitement ensued. This incident was reported to Madame de Montijo, whose reverence for the memory of Louis XVl.'s unfortunate Queen amounts to a passion, and she initiated that the Conference Molt should be shut up. Her wishes were complied with, but now, wonderful to relate, this pestilential hotbed of " parliament arian" hes received permission to open again, it is said, however, that two trusty police agents will in future watch the course of the debates. Prince Csartoryski, who, as you are aware, has, with the permission of the Prince Regent of Prussia, left Paris to visit his daughter the Countess Dzialynska, in the Grand Duchy of Posen, pro poses to pass the winter there, and it is reported that grand fates in his honour will be given in the chateau of his son-in-law. The .Examiner and Saturday Review are asked to-day. M. Emile de (lirardin is about to publish a coils°. tion of all the leading articles written by him in the Prism tram 1836 to 1866, under the title of " Clue dons of My Time.' He announoes that the work " will not be sold," but that the 600 copies of which the edition consists will be delivered in the order of application to the first 600 subscribers who may sead 72fr. to the publisher. Notwithstanding the puffing character al this announcement, I have no doubt that the 600 copies will be subscribed for, and al though much of M. de Girardin's composition is tedious reading, and he deals in boundless repetition, his leading articles for the twenty years will pro bably form a more interesting collection than those of any other published within the same period. The volume is headed by the motto eereando it rero, and it contains two dedication'', one to the "friends" and the other to the " enemies" of the anther. PARIS, fIaTUILDAY The trial of M. de Mostalambert is postponed from Nov. 17 to Nov. 24, in conaequense of M. Berryer being unable to attend the court on the former day. There is likely to be a serious electioneering con test in the Nievre. The Opposition electors had at first intended to abstain, but they have changed their tactics in consequence of a letter from the De mocratic committee of Perim, recommending them to vote for M. Bonabetn, a retired advocate of the pro vincial bar. This letter, which bears the signatures of the three liberal members for Paris, MM. Jules Fevre, Emile 011ivier, and Picard, is reproduced by M. Bonabsan in the address which the law allows him to is.. to the gluten. The government candi date is M. Richard de Montjoyenx, a member of the conneil general of the Nitivre. The Prefect of the Ille-et-Vilaine ban dissolved an agricultural society at the head of which was the Marquis de Plea (retry/etre, a nobleman of large . Doctaa arts vivaria imid;to menu* Fame Hon unneram twist -,' and a dish of trimmed gyeenoti, or olnotrio Ws, only to in found in duo muddy waters of the Nile," On Sunday, the 12th of September, the Bishop al Victoria (Hong Kong) held a military animation ia s chapel that has been extempotimed at Canton out of me of the Chinese joss temples near head-quarters. 14i odloers and men belonging to the garrisce pet mated Abet:melees and received the rite. A few lays previously the exclamation candidates were emerald by the Rev. Mr. Heiken with tea, cake, and cigars. Ths men seemed to understand this part of the preemdlep exceedingly well, and at the close all seemed to have spent a very pleasant evening. The bishop and the priaelgal Ames of the garrison were present, who severally sidesmed as men on the important rite for which they would soca peaeent• themselves. The Gibraltar Chronicle of the lit lost. says thd her Wise y's steam gunboat Quail, which had just mend from the Rift mist, called sad oommunicated at the Li feriae Islands., and than at all the other Spanish penal rear meats. Pewit de Vales being the last place where the Quin touched at, she anchored for the night inside the foetid& don. While there several Ruffians with arms were perceillil amongst the rooks; but, observing the Btitiah nag, did MI Ere as the gunboat. Captain Osborne, oommandieg Ine Quail, bad prints communication with the different Speatb governors. • The Spanish paper Correo Autograjo ears iwt Orders have been transmitted to the naval &porton 'Cadiz for the fitting out with all brie of five war sumer Their dist/arra, &acceding to our informant, is sa espv Ohm spinet the Mean Moors. Some of these storm have already arrived at Cadiz." FREEMASONS AT BUENOS ATRES.—A letter trust Buenos Ayres, in the Moore learreel, states that the Me • of that plow has examerunicated all freelances', and des eland their doctrine ineseipatible with those of the mink • sitheek. la emir guenes of id% the clergy bow wharf) from the . 1010 ilenivas sod drila of fromorose to fa r true, an d servos* to demean Oh. Ohm. • MARE BlRDS.—Daring the Met week two of dam rare birds, the Basks essim.-411ssa j'es—lore been shot in the waterthemisere err kleehte Th birds very seldom visit Boillesti, bat an nestese of Orr however, it impure diatiebn•any at ibis spina semeleen o ° olo 7 they in paniented7 ISM of ass% as OIL Ibrelto martens Meng era • Es* at diary of awe Mob the year 1824, two of Milk le Men, and three ale h helm proodolg.-84/May J.ewusi. SALES OF LAJID.—We (Aberdeete IPfge Prior) understood that the Berl of Hinton has just purebred the ecoarot smell sane of Brbleven, in the paid of Yak Ben, from Abernethy o"rdon, EN. The purchase prise 28,6001. The property of Wester Foitrsy has also ben soft lo lb. mum nobleman by the Skase Truste—purehmeri 116.0001. Both the properties march with the Hinton INN mad rake, therefore, a valuable addition to him kedsilp'e eheedy Sas Mate la Aberdeenshire. RAILWAY CARRIAGES FOE THE POPE.-4110 railway owriages cortroned for the Pops its about * is exhibited is the Exhibition Palace In the Champs SIP" They are so arranged as to form a sort of term sa off chamber. a throtrrome, end a bedroom. The throsemen le inemiflosatly fired up, sad is (*erred frith by Omer. 111FOMMIlllag the church seated berm r a Fed sad et. Patel, the tour Evengric*, the Pope birder • re* way, fee. ; else with • agora of Christ oa the Cie. 1 4 Toussaint. The bedroer Las blue hanglaga 6. eall ad; meshed with a paring of the Immaculate , Millet. The exterior of the °swinges is testefulbrisi with objects in lamas. CLERICAL IBTOLERARCE.—A few weeks ere yeti oou living in Freshwater, and who attend the sir the Chapel, intending so enter upon the matrimosisl bed the bow peidiand at the perish church, sod a. OVIT eke was then nisei, but as the day snorted far the weir din`` when the loving couple were get, reedy for ths ddel, they eeesived • nodes from the moister, stating that be would not many thew on aecesentof thinkthinknot Wiest baptised 1 This, d corm wee • gnat disapprialmief. thew, sad they wen obliged a lead aWs of osilbeey s ' kaiser, until the armary errangements were made ter %- being married at the Baptist Chapel, at Newport,which pros • few days Ines. It I. indeed estonishtsg bee Milk trouble the Church of England will take to make Dlermiit istsupelare lastepassiont. CITT OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR D/sEASES OF • lin CREST. VICTORIA-PAILL..—Toe number et pediwt, reamed at this inetilation during last week au lAilet width 145 wen aim cans. a Whe new tri Mr. tutders nil!. rid w livered bed b. • fee fib Mr. Ti. Mr. Ties Iw Lok o e at spp da. =NIA to dr _ TM client The B18)101 i °4 ii.d. Mr. .rash 110111 hoses dim I Kr. The Judi The street, •1 0 . the be view q that If teie -- i view t 4 etpally he am mcatle court e on the rehesed bokru The 1 " it i4 is I me - t wa• • creditor ha mull would t protoott aborts Jolos Gott, 1 Breve _forrot The . tobeeot he ha Job from 1 126 8, the ta " with Saha& Palest t 7 9 4-8 001Itav at the Woad Mini -- M - i lor Um - 1 , 70 fres Bar, a Moak aa ae which Lando :l as i awl WIWI 01111111 ib!ag. ItZ The threw waling Mr. mossy I Dm, Nato Fr; to eau — Mr. 2, Prti next d rowed a quad about ii — Kg; tldsir kilo I ti tbi " Illwr wan • all Um i" 7 1 ;rot op.og ban; .. Th. Y i;s fad th