The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-11 00:00:00

bat kr a mammal t h ey ewe J im ee eeer h e per t.• of the movie e 1 i se C 4114014 The Camanionere al &vita. Bean ha held 7,100,00 W. lischarer bias sod the Charcilor e 1 the Ramses", sadtr the dt•creta gives by She Isar ' ha 4 1.6411 then He dad sot digitate the year, bet .. ended to kern aka we the modn, as le 1,0 0 Int wen of say anstage mann fra the trwaseo tal. Heald set sawn the rosolevice, so i. would sot nal ir1141444/ SC% WY& wet be dose bye ne goaramest H. year it sew pooseend. whie= =h to be • paw May is he shut. No mow wee et. amain by the averas of the emsri4ea anew amid by o Akron the lea of Senn kik bag sotherieed perlatent. Mr. T. BARU/0 ad it bed always appeared to him meet obn-dosebb drat ea • Fewer ot trimaran .s -faded to the kart debt, 14100441 57 previa macadam to the a etem, .h eald la wand to rte granamaat Mr. 10 L A OSTONI eareed that Ilk whale Miele we we epos abaci it we benedhat he the here Is ma to ray ttooltomoo sot kaki' ayes • ma then* ineedis. km. He gen ao oaks as to the perdevilee 144111.1044411 rata to, bat epos theisseml Flans ha gigterag *sulk 0. Lea*, 'halm that than might be • nal awed* el the panto debt by eta se isolage of sarlike. 1L seopegied whether It amid ahe lowa while Is rade aeon fwd machinery and" ewe traninelan add he brim& swim the vi..[ parlineent. After on • observation by Mr. W. WILLIAMS, lir. MRSILZT disidsil alma Metre of Mr. Oadense Man The C at elir LLOV l rki EICTEUCIS, in reply le OW 0. lawn ated the teem which ha 4 alma him le eesetim the hang et the 7,11110,0001. izebnear belle alstaa, owng t , the et Ile et the man kr thole sonit time in collates wish the aenewrbabs—• tandem which, he fatally awned, was 111, the ennisties el • lama ea mast .4 the we. Ile \llya the bier meld eat ant the Norio*, tarn he easewlapi dam the Ma el en akar, dabs wee set by minas eatinean. Mr. El N ST eadd that the led ha the ans. tate of lanai alma Naha *a these Chandra d the Imbeencr. He weal sec perm the meas. The straw ow them minalese t . MILITARY OROANISATION. Casale VIVIAN tansd for a select committee to *etre tato the ante of the altseatiose Is military ieereserdies the WarMee sad Beard at Oedemas a t i M a tni Nib on the per 1114, sad the te eire wbr thee say chaser woe nnebed er awn be slued ellisbney sad Is die adiableelles sir .y adlifre. Gomel I'l4 aid Hot be Ma set deed to dr ✓obes. Ms lire. awl ealtesit irked abash! bat the epee= ebleit ass in Weems dale( lie Cringes be bed ism amp& art ebonite fends, ingroveseeet• right re be ided es by ibe abritee. M ebeeld be glad to sorry then Ste oink (Hoe, bear.) Lent HO T HAM ins eled bet be Orb Ilse. and part frirsi pastel thiseenes. for Howe Tared I. the rib& sued a vier...peed bet* that base advantages TIM vs. onset, valid follow from the coasolidetiss el the sanitary bparbeeste heel set yet bees reelleed. The sim plicity, navel um aed are expected beet therm Tubbs W set yet bre diecovered by the pubis. Bet be did sot earth's* esy 1t.... to kb right hem. sad prate Med, she dentet all lie to. aud aunties le tee ever Mieb be awned. (Hear, hear.) He that the ear ties of the bar sad pliant gostlesses was barest from bat of Ise yes. It WS, sow sad polka le it dens and be elinela there* no mopped N. Omni OOHS INOTON espered hie redolent= bet flto unties wu dilerest bob tint ef ben year. He id mot Wok It ward be erertbekeel r her be geed of be @treks ibex ors with the bielpilse or TAW of the Heins's braes bird Ibis questies wield be bept retied,. dir then her thee birch the meths preihmsed te ban be view, Sir DI L. EVANS speed is whet bad been al= Bebe het that there was • bang ebbed which aversely the appetetnest of a smarten end thousts that the oesereraest t d Pedleiewaiy is pest*, It. The db. delve sad enthral of the eery vents se net with the celll - Commander. le-Clief, bet there wee en a eiertios of petsTere which he bellevel lay at the batons at buy corenistetr, Ned which eepht to be bobbed tele. (Hear.) If the responelble tesie heel set ebbed be this reopen then Cold well hold Mb rerpotrible. Wham Mr Omen.flosrd wee le subteen pest efiteiesey oietaler tael sepeetesear, sd there wits Oilielq• of reek Ned ratios. ouch ea the director geeeral of artillery sad be laapect.r grins) td eeplusere, to direct those breaches of the army. Bet sow that the sagleseve and artillesy, ear airing of 24.000 .at were brought seder the iensedlre authority of en Hams-Oserds, there wee so Mery Me was MM. n. ly arqsaisted with then rope le endue diem de partments of entry. There was es lespestorpseerel slr be Foot Ouse& which roadbed of tidy SAO are. He thoeght It would be meek bettor polloy so bees so is/aim fir the Astillory when ors was so web were vorind. • shalost twbsMt w, bet ft woad bo 10 • tow ”lio V moo Opp wee set Web to awe N. It wee agreed tort then was a pod deal of sanely Is Net War-ease. He hoped the cosaltres would remedy tits WI, bet if it was sit Tell Mewed Tel oesaptext evidence podeced, It would est ▪ umembise Celle Fl VI AN °Sewed a few words la explanative be Seale that hie avyie Let year wee iatentled to estalblieb• offer end .ell-delved dietioctios between the ter dr portownte. Sir F. /MI t 111 ern ilmiteseerio the savantage of bevies as Iwo:4 r of eerier era The motas was Shen agreed tn. CHURCH RATES. Sir A. ELTON nee to more the following resolutions:— •' I. That obi. he..., ecesidering that church rata ore prodortive of ftequitat serif* end litigation, sett have Nand to be WOW I. as iscreeeder number of wishes, deem it advisable that they 11011101 be wholly diecontrawd, except for moist of midis( obarrre thereon, sad that the teals teeasee of the fabric of the chards should be c itektod to the seal wed litarelity of the clergy and laity. 2. That be order to abed envy facility for the - flee Interap• of that wet sad libwelity, it I. rapiedina diet la every pariah the tanning and eStureltaller throld form • excoriation, with peter to take. holt wed Nieman dl ',meetly gives or appririattel for =wlettag to the parish tbuteb, end to admiatet r the beset torielvs. S. That the authority of the pretest =is awry pieta with refeveaae to the pariA rhumb be tessolerreil hi • tere may, to he tempi the *moth vestry. to omelet el the latymitisst sad ehrarelt owl thew camas OM eseeptere of peeptifty la the e g r et " Ate glie aft We lima hod party 01E1 Is 1110 pad* Aura fleit t the peeret wiry retsislag IS. eratimill wok. alias. 4. fiber the demeelmoltate amid le deem embody* hem the isembant of the shank miry, sad dirk .gyp* emir deism be performs 1 by tic ~ens. The hee..Asitme *Abed name why, Is lie opiates, the abolition eharch-tstea at hem the .to of say masim es We Whet. ad ha seemadell et tliaeua Use reesleileas sereeire. Thome who denim tease the aeithaset of this palatal quota vs semis, he is* preetiesme maw able ossidstry that tteati webs ebllllll.llllll I. be.. the berate this would be 0111 ep 111011, end dumb, mare the pomp of the bill in picas. Mr. S. ISICOURT eispemill Is Mr A. Who the, is the esieiesiamaidesses a/ die speattos. heeler detailed hie Mies. be wield ha bad* Is Imbibe, the readiness. Mr. COW emseemid le lib aespastioa, thlakteg that so awful object wall be plaidlb imaties. After • few work dam 1111WDZOATE, the notion wee withdrew*_ __ --- awn. _ 'w -'"'"w iIIirIOUNDLAND IMBRIUM Lied BURT ailed angst ion is Y• No ;wed es Sias he hi; liTeseS lies spies et say eersal sins hems tbe Destleh ad Fees& NSW ritho t• lbewfortreed, er beress the 6110.100 of Xt.. tosellart ead the derebri d 1e Mfr Oshaa tr brown Ss English sod lamb sessweesS shish ray yes the cortnesdca by re Ms& MitirlYr the Sault shish sew wades d• Ifeeehmelbedl ed•hte4 &bat tide se . biker estjeS reehts sod re at rionalsod M Is Sidi v• sew M ben lath es ay sir stir isle be Ilbeseed la ism SO. lab . tab Wed ea bi W set S. to smite Is dr home PM= bed was pod inewede. bar ad reredos h• ward le bra • old he raelldlee• weee lle re Maw me deadliest oM, of de leed_W_lhreesed We efildh de bead dedv f el for am. ad of de 18. L. ITTON mil We wee • Weed ea Aid be bed dewed • bey deified "Wes, bed lbe ameba beeleed ear wide plea wed some weed 4 hoar. lb bead ri ae wedee wend le riots ea de fawn liffamlsd adoehhesiodelka de deledel the oddest* dab. saaierree Weems dee tee peenamealk osassi• • bee begs dot de mai if • •••••• dew le be sap leaded pus the wt'l• applahme Ad mode X l4 ea l a ligg6ll.lll. time arm bed bra sh the ewe el re tea y • rstri A sin el behreess sear pr sassekts steers rs ol mewl do aeon be bed yeessi wise aced lisooder p f. Solsoortilo add mem Is the aradoliere sa= • ; Nada add be as ado tease tha tbet Weld yam tha Wahl e collides berms Se vs& et 16010 1100 MC IL 0111110111 etrett i evis reatird moms lelas m ai geMeab be see rib as herrept shit she fowl- Mel wed lliSsalty elk r Set webs. BS be ass& the di art ens beast booty bet erred bies after shish sta.rsede hY thrusit by ears 4 as ale oldie leer Ishtar& (Iles bawl Nee lb le Ids the. stes s sensonsit we le Is sae Se _Se el • INS ray. that did prey cede le he ased• le do es.t befteee. (dr, bers.) The hid adebtuee el le ...modem ee as have her areded Is de We • dear. (Hoe.) Thee wee • 'WY Or ores to ti e mat 7 6 1 Pone lE ougs. •111 mem .1 med ma abbe bad (11.• Ma) It hen as area ha de Wag dread ef aiP c emowed body ebbe wee be Medd be••• Illebh mateed blierlllllll. a.. emend aberea r xrdisleal ▪ webbla wee ad de able of be el lbee, bee asorsery mew Me busty OW Wi t dt lila ass sty volt assters to cede 4 6 60 Pried gavereneel (Iles. Um) He err sae she thought the earegled bola woe • era = dam eaespla le aede seed feepodeal am ptle Pena Sawa sipprecosailleredas—it be Si Stasi soy asseblesers et all Seim them bear.) dr Abel ISO larif 4 so bole of weer wed Ise to bases beaedned, bow. is veal beka be• aid Is see paths of the :rave dbeatdtd se do rums peeemat. radar dee• We ha lead OM se las • drerstes of Se sorbs bresseher et thessesasst seeetemses am" abeul sallitoi hob. mad be lebeedble me bee died vlibmgrysiides eaeliads• Ter Ws wan he THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1.1859, trusted that We amble triad .0•14 loot pee Woman divides. kr alike& le vett vitl him Is **um br it a uherarir by vo.• of thelhaello le die bogs st severrimat Sc S*— Meese . (Hew, liew.) !Mrs wrimilrairs. • JEWS ACT. Os theme*. et Kr. WALPOLR, the kneeler aoremlirri wr amlerrad re the Jews Act:—Mr. T. Deacrobe. :=1:1411air s 1) Mr. Meeley, Sir Reetw4 Sir Outback Lord J. Mame^ O Over, Lard Redosee, Mr. D Mr. Newdairsee, Mr. DO- Irys, Mr. /Ain and CoirosAy. Penes._ illUi4l;rre (I D) BILL. The bill pewee ilereesk s emdleenA MUNICIPAL SIMMONS BILL, Ths bore ihea IMO, ism es—ii-es ea Ole IQ Mew up to 10 ten speed Os with tonal meets. Oa tame IL, Kr. BUNT repent so imadawat, to the race that " two jasijoso et Ow county la Atoll the berough to sttuats" Asa 101 l area the =stow, Wised et two jostle.. of the boreal* la New CAM shijostiose is boroughs wore poll el parliens. . . . Mt:THLPIN Alma thlakjiueter la boivagba women:as ga r. 11=17 1 =isd "" Itt j t it" w il ouT ul ot ei lmeetko ▪ ammatmeat t..nt of which would be to throw a eo- Ilmodos the hmologh jmatioma Kr. 11.12113011 RT thought It would be moot objeetka obis to throw ma mate mot of justices doling which ought to to prebresed Irkseatlhar art, . . Tie meanest was withdrawn, and the clause woe weld le, with en wweedmeet ;to that the duty Amid. be plasma by WI justices silting In potty. ikes. C we u was weed to. On rime 11, Wog the penalty for bribery at it:anthem at 40a, kr. DITITT ezproosod him opiates that the porky w Inettquate to the Oman and that he would more that the - 14 r. .CllO5B temerbed that if the legality !phalli be Mud at la ihe there sight es well be Sit out or Us live. Tie eirPwee OK, eed wee so high the Wady sa it is Imes The object of tb• alms wee to ash s malty man bet certain. Baits the pee- Wary peerlty, the piety ediediag 4 be diebearisised ler ei: plus. Tbe reser pert dir e pumas to elan the p eony world apply wove NM to theta 40• wie • eerie= OM. The doh wusM have to peg Ma is every pass wises Ley Welt WO& InSURT herd the eariedmeat wadi abt be Mas.LHie etiest.os had bees celled to lb. ye:Sasaki& essard ender the set, red be bed bees iiikesed by • depseeties wive welted apoe his that the act could set be pa la /see la eissequesee of the jesalttee be Log se bez Ile beloved dietU the pressat 102 Amid pas there y be we Mina, is vete, as eel 10 the bribery width et prewat Wiled is CMS, sad caber pleas Hr. S.IBBTCOUST believed the esseller pest* weld beet OM the ableet cootesplated by tbe deabt4o• wee es bredeetwee perrisiseat tor the ahem, bat bored the same, elite weary Uwe we the wpm* wed ftetre des ion, wild scold bow • is pests east. He Waited oweeattee weld eters I. the peaty of MS The oossittie ties divided. *bat VIM general— For tee enesdnest. Avis* It ll4l-248 The diem wee Um speed ts Mew 14 to were weed be, with eons rubel mead seetts _ . . HADPILIILD proposed to add a clause redesig the heath t esteigettes heirs • brim w entitled to vote awn theseywes to ere year. Ks. caoss, ohs deem reposed by the hoe. raw it Niell, sad regretted iet as Nt shoe'd he milM inn mellow et *et were he si 6iU which bed been iatesdesed it • Welly Mime wpm, sad the rosin of which, is order to remedy • 'nisi evil, should mot sham he After a few words how air 0. Pecestr. sod Mr. Blume uri stappert et the clause, the coomittas divided, whoa time woe— _ _ _ 7e7r Mr. Heibild's aware 187-90 11r.r3.1 1 01 permed the iseertion of • dame to typed fiat preelies et the Weft, act which maims the petratele• et • emiti• amemat of property in teal =see kin Mai M • metals animal vane, tradlikedises kr the Nam of mayor, slaw mit, seutadiw et soy bomiegh. He remedied that the here had win* repealed the roparty qealift cadge far ummbare el perhareatt, sad he stow eakad thin N de the ewe the malcipalatire. The eaumattire draidid— tbesieWs -- 108 Agsleat M I o asttt vas dm last. . H,. HADFIELD Drought up • clime relieving die. *Mein ken the neereity of tsk+ag the owtt sot to nee amok alien W the paladin, ad the chart h. Ile. CHOU =fed the arm be had given to the re eler piregesai, The dem wee *Wired. Hr. H. URIILEY proems, • clause providing Ar dateless Wag talon by ballot. (Hear. beer.) He elm- Wowed the Ihe ergatnatite he bed addend ea peek= 04111 M its temelsed naanewer*, sad whew he coatis bed the issil Weal el wheat mend boast Sidi the at tlir es h o t which he ens oppred, be me* not bat aWIrLW to the raked et ba oar (Chan% hada& sad etherwlem) H.amid gray wee allettablealea ti rawaislpal dialswe wee, s la t ramie he Idatoial at a " at Thin Air k ;! was awe of era WEI brldge—e. Nam," "Dtadel—wle was eadayel then sweaty yeas, sal eas nesaag b was told he Wald is bans, bleases be Toad de. amble% to who., his an player was opposed. (Lersalrea, ea! " H il d a") Met wee the way the wow of the gawk* aliens wen to eared by the bona ("Oh," end " He had before him thirteen oases of pawns lasseht to rata la that way. He woad reed than. If they Need. (" Oh," aid limber) Ho coma Wag NM of di sort has sway eseperste bee is Begleed. The ealy protection @goad Ms we went awing, end ea be should being the wableet of *deg by ballot for mmahms of parliament Imbue the house thi. *mom he should leave the min tar sow in the haste of the boast. . lir. A. BTEUART embed LI the chase could be sow errtalaed. iiTZROT add that the clause would I e iticonaletwat with the 16th wbieh had berm agreed to. Mr. BEHARLEY +odd this Bore big dew ce the pwt. The hove then rasomel. BOOND-HAND FORTEEL—amucia. ihma Ob. Iwo at Illmeirliasrl eke .14 wilemei gm* Mori plisa—my 'be expreolo. TO CORRF.BPONDENTe4 tfterYseeesse• latrodei for Th. Kayak" foods limadme Parr, moat be at th. 011oa. 1O vatla•tareal. Ity Two of CWi on the day of publication. DIUMT-LA MR Tom Mw/mm WILLIAM AID SUSAN. Mom MA rid Ikmmtlel• Min HAMM sad MIN Leafts. Ara l S in HOOD; At. lArAwasia TAN Test AM Mom Wm et IbiremodWme4. H. sr. Deiniati. Moat Kam sad a blen• ; Madre IkEwm LOYAL lINGLISII orals, 00• MIT T.!' avows. Tan MOWN DIAMOND/. Nam O. gaget. AlWa. Owl,arisa; Mime Laded dad aim Aad LIMA LSD RIDING ROOD. tans Paßaii s Payas dad lama: df. Ts. limns, Al UN 1111ATMAI IKULL)I47OIIL Wawa 61 . 11 :4 _ "1 " 11 2• 11 4 2.4 on.A. aO. • e imfrt Oslo; L. =rat Tins Nvirise, V I I 113EkkleNIONTI 21ItlIn= vir ran us. C. Missia-Owanair t. Iftnlmnre. TR• PAW N C I MLIL Yr. god lin BOWL AT emu... Amoy W6Marf i l 2r4 - 11: 4 1/0 2 11 A ilai tfill a ycla x Mr. Da= sa Teo ammo. TTO MITZI TOO MTI TO MIND. Km P. lono Lai Olowsbool.—OMlLO L 1011; a. Ito lOab Mf Goa TIO fivx—vol vox mar. BINH WATII AT LONDON BILIDON. fine Dar —Mandy& SC II a— Is-rossow—Moralog. h. Na —"ems% 11. Oa It is tube Noised, therefore, that however 4iligeatly we may arbittite, and seek to bring jarrin; Powers to a common mooned, we may avoid implicating this country in sew and impracticable engagements even fee the sake of mitinentary peace. We have quite 1 enough of sick men, infant states, and rickety con. stitutions on our hands to doctor and advise, support and guarantee. It has been our folly, and is our curse, that in taking up the defence of the weak, England has become charged with the maintenance of all that is most indefensible in Europe. Who can look at the Levant without perceiving there that a current has set in throughout those regions which advances yearly and hourly beyond any human power to stop P We have set ourselves against this current, and there is no knowing what perils it may not bring, what sacrifices it may not entail. In one part of the world we support the Mohammedan against the Christian; in another the Spaniard against the Anglo-American ; in a third, the Scandinavian against the German. Nearer home we back the Belgian against the French, and the Portuguese against the Spaniard. In several of these instances we are undoubtedly right, and it is possible that we may have a ame to show for all. But the sum is not less deplorable, which is, that we English have undertaken the sup port of all that is infirm, the maintenance of all that is rotten, and all that is weak; and that we aro bound by treaty to employ English arms and spill English blood for worthless causes and mis chievous results. Our care should be not to add Italy to the list. Italy would have righted herself ere now if she bad been allowed to do so. So would the Mahommedan inspire is the south-oast of Europe and mouth-west of Asia have donee had it also been loft to itself. But our Holy Alliance every where has bolstered up abuse and built up corruption, until even in the repose of oppression they are intolerable to con template. We cannot believe that diplomacy alone can afford say permanent cure for Italy. Unless the people be allowed to raise a voice and make an effort for themselves, all the congresses that ever sat can do nothing. Look what the Conference of Paris did, or tried to do, for the Danubian Provinces. Its decision was an absurdity and an impracticability ; new the people of the Provinces took the matter into' , their own hands, and laid, with or without the permission of the Powers, the foundation of a per manent State. Let the Polkas be allowed to do as much, and then we shall not be thrown into panice at the re. rival of Napoleonic shibboleths. But as to the pro. teetered of despotic and military States doing any thing really advantageous or progressive for Italy, we despair of it. And we only desire not to see England act the part of either a powerless miaority in a Congress, or else make herself the illiberal ally of Austria, for some professed and occult reason of policy, as •icious, perhaps, as it is unintelligible. Ws have had enough of Congresses, of Holy and of Unholy Alliances, to slakes at the very name. ~~' LATEST. INTELLIGENCE. TURLEY. TRIBSTE, Mance 10. Tn. Austrian Lloyd, steamer, just arrived, brings advice. from Constantinople to the 6th inst. The Intendant of the Marques, Hassib Fiche, ra tan tly appointed Minister of Finance, has annexed a council to his ministerial department composed of four Turkish and three European members. The Wallachien deputation has been directed to refer its demands to the decision of the conference to be convoked on the affairs of the Principalities. LAW OF PROPERTY AND TRUSTEES RELIEF AMENDMENT BILL.. This NB went throinti;o7sTtittseproForms. THE CHARLES ET OEOI4OEB. nosEioursisd &boos on this subject was adSormed to Tenlay nut. CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. of this 11 111 r. B. HOPE appeeled to the boa. genPornas not Is Pars do bill at that late boar. (" Ob," and *boot) lf ba IN M awe& to Us ropmet be and more to. aajoutamost of tbo dobskr. Air J. THELAWWY said that be bad given up Ida Ws& Daft to the bill of the government. TWA) church-rats plasslnd boo dboasead, oat yesterday and the other that ✓ein; ond afoot to its of tbs WI U the rig bt hoc. gentle non (lb. Walpole). Is then& all plans but his (Sir 3. Tookonty'a) we azbeembul, and 20411eg bet", could to done thin to goo his bill. Tbo his.. Una divided is the quotion el adjournment : ler Us ailjoarnmeat 173-16 Os tie Wt the to mil a second t, segodol to tbo aeortasy of hi 3. no how no mad trjems ea lid Is Airbags at that late boor, ond tiot tbs bow should odi 1W J. PALYIIIO7 6 OII sia to toss sarossom ou s. ble 'aped Oat the bit emit to assent to wittiest debate, and obey said use dsbotat at lon boor, lea J. THILAWAY aonsanted to postpone the bill to His Apo. (Meru) Sbo boom @Omani at ow o'clock. Mr. Diviott bite given notice of his intention to mem, en Ole motion for the mend reading d the gown mono Bine Nal, "net it be coed a mound ire Ipso this dor in smite The Imeentim Committee foe making the arrange mole Ise timo mat mast*/ d the Association hr Um Promo tion at Social Sacs to Seedfccd, hme rmdmd to man mend the mead to aavite tm sad of cidia• to pedisst. Hoc DUTY. Sto.—Frra a parliamentary Won bead We me ink*, It apron that la the goer mad Ai ii ISM, the 'meanie/ duty charged on beams In the molar pallma diming nee 161,1111. 17.. ad.; an Mame affildavi. SOW lL ; an limikeri eanisgs licanam SAW.; no sags snag. 71.7671. Is. Id.; an sage arrige posaas• %OIL is. • in lianas to la eariagoo end lams Ike ben. 11,1161. till. The ammat of duty arrant en the NM et nem& and Wes vas 671,41&. Se. U. an bansm; SUM Us. 7d. as Mars canines ; 6,0211. 14a. at .to. and". lismme; aal 104 WV. Km Oa HMOS§ to Id - dupe mil balm bar him 11eo OWNERS or TINIFEIOI7,II.--TWIP Ming s Mara wee mak t sa why at Ow Homo of Oomoso. oblolog by Mr. Tbo. lbo amber ot porous NOW to Vio poomoro w oologlom end of Ms .sham d tosomois mpg* d Abe Ms wawa Iwo wild 11 lofted of So osiOyboo foomboolt Ilagiosd orb WO% lb MIL Us limo beak Muss fro. 14.218 palm bid mom* popoilloo of 17.100,032; too Is motot of polar to um wale, at Noble toile& thehr owe par, bay nook s.OAotswl popoladon of the klaidnee, 17,927,609. nip a p.a. aid es oceupiete mkt 01., vas MAI; at 61. oad mho 101., 310,277; el 101..0 seder . 711,1>r; et Mt sal upwards, 271,717. Tb mho" ▪ imemil wig lo the owners was, seder 61, 979,71,1 ; al IL Mai. 101., 107,370; at 101. eai =der 861., 94619; at 601. sad oreards, 630. LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 11. TIM Resolution to be moved by Lord Joins Res- MILL, 011 the motion for the second reading of the Government Reform Bill, is now before the public, having been read in the House of Commons last night. It is two-fold ; the first half strikes at aid will destroy that part of the Bill which would eliminate 100,000 votes of independent freeholders from the county constituencies, where the landed interest already predominates ; the second cle mencies the attempt to evade in a pretended Reform Bill those claims in which the necessity of a Reform Bill originates,—the claims of the industrial OWNS tisa large share in the suffrage. When Mr. DISILSZLI has moved that the Bill be read a second time, Lord Joust Roams will invite the He to declare that " it is neither just nor politic to inter " fere in the manner proposed with the freehold " franchise as hitherto exercised in counties in " England and Ws , es,” and, further, " that no re " adjustment of the franchise will satisfy the House " or the country which does not provide for a greater " extension of the suffrage in cities and boroughs " than is contemplated in the present meanie." When we urged yesterday that a plain declara tive like this should be embodied in Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S Resolution, we did so on the ground that it would afford a pledge such u the country had a right to expect. But last night's experience shows that it wee also wise to dose considered u a point of Parliamentary tactics. For Lord Joint Annul, had not resumed his seat more than two minutes after reading his resolution when Mr. DISRAELI rose in his place and gave the Home to understand that his proposal to dishenolus' e the borough freeholders in respect of their county votes would undergo some essential modification. What it is that the Government are ready to eur rendee the Great /dasher of Mystery, of course, did not clearly state. It will be safest to quote his words :—" With respect to the notice given by the " noble lord, it is not the intention of the Govern " ment to propose the disfranchisement of any " borough freeholders, whether they exercise the " suffrage in hundreds within the limits of parlir mentary boroughs or not. The subject has been " under the consideration of the Government, sad " I will take an opportunity of placing clung "on the table in which, I trust, we shall re " candle the main principle of the measure which I 0 introduced, which is the identity of suffrage between " county and borough, with the recognised rights of " thou freeholders whose freeholds are within the " limit at present of parliamentary boroughs. When "we go into committee I shall propose clauses with that object, and I will lay them on the table " of the House before the second reading of the Bill." Already, then, Ministers make signs of retreating from one of their positions se coon as it is menaced. The CHANCELLOR of the Bloom= evidently thinks he sees hie way to a compromise respecting the first half of Lord JOHN RUSSELL'. Resolution bat the second half must surely bring Toryism to bay. It is difficult to see how Lord DE/BY can make any concession on the subject of the borough franchise, for the very menu of his Bill is the uniformity of the franchise in town and county, and the county quill:ellen cannot well be set lower than ten panda. The battle of Reform mast be fought somewhere, and why not on this Resolution P It is pomade that Lord DEIST may have made up his mind to take his stand en the 101. borough qsalifioation, and struggle far its maintenance. Such a determination would explain the warnings that were yesterday sent in the name of the Government throughout the length end breadth of the land, warning the faithful of the attempts which, it is alleged, an Ming made to revolu donne the country, and entreating them to hold fait to Cone/restive principles. The announcement, con tained in the same communication, that "a general " election will probably take place in a few weeks," seems to Indicate the intention of Ministers to try their last clams on the ousting*. But in the has Of a tarp saline majority they can hardly maintain suit a radiation. Hownvin desirous to see the Italian question set tled, we should hesitate to move sea peeeefel solu tion the proposal of Lord Cowurr, as it is interpreted by the Journal des Dante. Awarding to the French journalist, Austria is besought no longer to consider itself the exclusive guardian of order in Italy, the united Powers of Raropehaving proposed to undertake that teak. As these united Powers have substituted themselves for the sole action of Russia on the Dawdle, so they are prepared to substitute them selves for Austria south of the Po. We cannot be blind to the immense evils of such an arrangement. If the Italians are thus placed in the tutelage of a new Holy Alliance, their present divided sad miserable condition will be in a manner stereotyped. If the great Powers of Europe am to undertake to provide forthe pease and the polies of Italy, revolatios is impossible t end in stead of the Port and the Ring of Harm being compelled, by the departure of French mid Austrian tulips, to est their boom In order, they may either snivel sr Sail to do so with perfect impunity. Bush is Oil esimtrestlea pat by the Journal des DK,* qss Lord PaMintrron's words, a oesistraetisM white, me think, they will net bear. To guarestee the pease and provide the police of any essatry is •imptidtly sad neoresarily to guarantee its pretest territorial dasaareatioo, and this England mama de in Italy. The English public would not tolerate, acs would Parliament permit it. SPAIN. MADRID, lissom 6. The Corns Autografa, a 'ministerial journal, con tains the following paragraph : Our Parts oorreapo — ndents — apes . k of the report whit* had; circulated in that city of the probable expedition of severs' Bp.nirh neimente to the Roman States, in order to replan the French and lawerian troops. It la in fact true that overtures have been made to the Spanish entbosesdor in Paris, tending to aeon the utility of such a measure in the view of the great object of maintaining the peace of Europe. The ides is add to have been favourably received by those most directly interested in the Austro-iidtiola-Italiin ques tion, •nd it is supposed by misty that this weal bottle only conciliatory means of Missing Italy to such a state al to suable her to rely epos her owls resources for pesserviss order. This scheme, which was met on foot by diplomatists favourable to Austria and the Pope, has no doubt been on the &pis, but time is good reason to believe that it is finally rejected. THE UNITED STATES. (sr simax AND DUSK xxowanc TRANDIAPN.) (mow own owx ooxxosroxplarx.) LIVERPOOL, FRIDAT., The steamship Lebanon, which left New York on the 96th ult., has arrived. The news his been gene rally anticipated by the Indian. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. BANK OF FRANCE. kauktits Aim manual Tai saws.) PARIS, FILIDAT 1110111110. The Moniteur publishes the monthly returns of the Bank of France to yesterday,March 10. We give the most important items, with the corresponding figures of last month se regard : _ . March. Feb. Cain snd balm, Park 263,506,937 .... 224,611,007 Ditto thtto Ywait buds -.-. .. $03,698,162 .... 299,760.803 Bala discomtlod, Paris 216,062,062 242,919,303 Ditto tem& boas 230,787,508 .... 240,706,960 Robes isaltioiodos, Poolia! tetatbst Tamer, iispadto 88,976,430 .... 65,382,142 hints *pito, PlUii 226,001,263 .... 233,986,269 Ditto Uwe beaks Ashamed ea wblio oscoritiso 26,269,700 .... 26,911,000 Ditto by beach beam Advanattloarailway securities 86,327,100 .... 81,160,600 Ditto by bo bents The principal change• are an increase roe 1,313,00 W. in the coin and bullion (the aggregate of which is thus raised to 221 mil lions sterling), • decrease of • million and a half sterling in the diacounts—a movement which attests the languor of trade in France—and a decrease of a million and a half in the private deposits. (nOll ors owir PARIS, TatmanAY Bronx°. Ths very general impression in Paris this even ing is that Lord Cowley'. mission has substantially failed. There may be Austrian counter-propositions to be considered pro forma, but I hear from a good private source that the Emperor expects the nego tiations to come to nothing. Prince Napoleon is believed to be higher in the Emperor'. favour and confidence than ever. It is quite upon the cards that the ministers, his enemies, whom the Em peror, from political necessities, has been compelled to uphold for the moment, may shortly bo overthrown, and that the prince may return to power with more éclat than ever. Whether he is to be Grand Admiral of France, or Viceroy of Algeria, or botb, are questions which have been seriously dis cussed all day at the Bourse. The altoial news that the King of Sardinia has called oat his reserves is looked upon is a confirmation of the rumour that Lord Cowley's mission had failed, for it was under stood that this measure would be resorted to only in I that event. All t►e correspondence from Piedmont concurs in stating that neither the article in the Moniteur nor the resignation of Prince Napoleon have destroyed the hopes or altered the expectations of the Italians that war will soon take place. A Turin letter, dated may the day before yesterday, says that the Noel tour has produced an unfavourable impression, but in this sense alone—" that the enemies of the impe rial policy will not fail to represent it as an act of hesitation," although in reality it is not a re eulade, and indicates no change in the situa tion. The same letter says that the news. of Prince Napoleon's retirement produced a great sensation, but that it is hoped that it may be explained by particular reasons in no respect affecting the Emperor's policy. The subscriptions for the Sardinian Loan amount to three times the sum asked for. The Nestor of constitutional liberals in Italy, Gino Caprivi, has put down his name for 20,000 trance, and has besides offered pecuniary assisteme to young men who will enlist in the army. Many other letters express a confident belief that when the time comes the French government will not hesitate to construe the agglomeration of Austrian troops near the French frontier as an "aggressive act" within the meaning of the article in the Moniteur, and that therefore war may be declared with out any invasion of Piedmonts*. territory by Austria. This train of reasoning leads the Piedmont's* to feel no disappointment at the an nouncement of the Mtetilogr, that the French alli ance with the King of Sardinia is only defensive. Their assertion is that the attitude of Austria is that of a man putting a pistol to the head of another. Thus you see there is little confidence to be placed in the literal restriction put by the Moniteur on a cams beili. The necessary aggressive sot may be found at hand whenever wanted. The Emperor had a very long conference with Count de Morny to-day, after which rumours of ministerial modifications were current at the palace. The Bourse has today been In a state of panic in consequence of the disquieting rumours more or lam known to the public, to which I have above alluded. The Heide fell 86c. for cash, aad 70c. for account, closing (at nearly the lowest prices of the day) at 681 r. 260., and 681 r. 20c. Mobilise fell 17fr. 60c. The Orleans railway fell 17fr. 60e. ; Lyme, 7fr. 600.; and the other lines about Mr. The gnat fall him is very remarkable in the bee of the telegram, re porting arise of &Mho la demob. The manias, et M. Emeiat and Malta Eveillard will be celebrated on Saturday, at the church of St. Clotkilde. gbe court. The Prince Comet, attended by Colonel the Hon. A. Neadinge, visited the Beath Kensington Mese= yester day afternoon. His Nola Eitghases rode on bombs& is the bessoon. The Queen had s Manor party bet evening at Backlog hamPalace. The company included the Mamie and Mae- Wont.. of Seliebary, the Dowager Database ot Norfolk, the Untied States Minister sad Mrs. Delfts, the Swedish and Norwegian Minister and Conning Platen, the Martini. of Mina, the Bari and Coaster of Dosoners, Viscount end ViIIOOOEWS Palmerston, Low! and Harriet wßight Non. Stephen Laddeatee, thelt hi iiM lion. Mr James Grahast, and Goma' Sir John Burgoyne. Hee Nejosty's private band attended in the Drewing• room fa the emming, sad redwood be dallowing pieces: am ete c"" eaialle.. li tiaMiii 4. .......... mesas *La Pen" bessarana • daperektion of remsbars of parliament and of gentlemen eassentsd with ladastrial Feeding Schools, bed an Isitadavt will the t Ron. C. S. Adolaiiim as the Petry Connell oaks, y, end presmobid Web resting to the al certain mate to Barged Industrial Feed inceelsools. The deputation ocallseed of Kr. W. Buchanan, M.P., Gimpy; Captain Gray, M.P., Bolton; Lord Gros venor M.P., end Hr. E. G. &dish , K.P., Chester ; Liddsh im r „ .4 , l3creth Norshu ; Kr. A. B lack, ; Kr. J. Kershaw , M.P.. Stockport; Kr Jame Andersen, MX., &trW6 Hr. Dalgtieb, M.P., Glargew; Load James Stuart, M.P. Aye...hire; Mr. Geo. Ridley 111. P., Mamma, ; Hos. L. Lbssaird, M.P., Perth shire; Mr. A. Maim sky, M.P.. Greene& • Mr. Mas tey,K.P., Balked; Mr. T. G. Hareem, MX, Newcastle oa-Tyne, Mr. T. Deasy, M.P., Manchester; Mr. H. H. C. Zwak 1L7., Pais/ay; Mr A. Alr, 11. P., Wigtown- I abbe; Mr. C. Cowan, M.P., Edlienle; Mr. Z. H. J. Creaferd, M.P. Ayr Rem Dr. Gathrb sad Dr. George Bell Edinburgh; H r. William Grazi Dumfries; Mr. William J. Devidsors, Glasgow; Kr .1 Matra& Km cheater ; Kt. P. K. Whita.mbe sad Mr. any Leigh, Bel ford; Captala O'Brkn, Nowcartis ; and Mr. P. R. Arrow- Baton. Dmpaiches were rent from the Colonial-Coate yesterday to the °manors of Ceylon, Roos Hoeg, Maarnlas, and Wart. An answer has been received to the address of trangratniation lately presented to her Royal Highness the P.incen Predniak Wilms of Prussia by the temate up m Salescesl. Abergeldle, end Bethel! Maim Dr. Robertson las aka retired a private letter from her royal highs'ss, bolesteg a leadooess donation for the bmedt of the pen span them eetatee. In ht r reply the princess sharer in the hope that s►e say, et no distant period, be able to revisit the " Bonnie Beaks ti Dee," to which she is boned by so Emmy deer vecollsonons. Lady Chelmsford had an assembly last evening at the fatally nekleace is Ratounqoare. Her ladyship will have mother semably Thanday neat. The Duke and Duchess of Manchester have left town, for Kimbolton Castle, Hnntingdonebire. The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanriearde have left towns a visit to the Rail and Counter of Cork, at • Sonereashire. The Earl and Countess of Verulam and the Commas (Dow.) of Verslarn h►ve arrived in Chowreaor mune, Areas Ooriutrabary, Reno Viscountess Palmerston has issued cards for an eteembly as Wedneeday, the 16th init. Lord and Lady Arthur Ray have left town t•n a visit to Mr. awl Lady Charlotte Stott, at Crltchlll Howe, Wiwboese. Ikeeat. Lady Tour has left Eaton-square for Brighton. Lady Peel has left Whitehall•gardene for Bandy Lodp, Bed. The Bight Hoe. Frederick an 4 lbs. Peel have elsoldi leers he their seat, Hawse= Arden, in War wickshire. Mr. Alike' Feel has arrived in tows hem Paris. We (Monolog Poet) are requested to state that the snerautossat which we espied from a weekly pabbeatko, is the effect that a marriage was in contemplation between the Lady Charlotte Carnegie and Loyd Paunare, is without faaadatiea• We (Cl elnajorel Chrowieb) are sorry to barn that lb. of ItothesSer hos bean reversly indisposed. HS seettkaa edvMrr, Kr. Tharp, loin daily ettaadenoe on his lorgeWp at the pokes. The Town Omni' of Aberdeen have resolved to mite the hawks el the burgh upon the lad of Abbe, on the ocentee of hie Aids/ the oily tont west lobe lastalled Lord Reeler of Kari/as! Carers. Oa Wednesday next a paper will be read before the &wilt, el Arb, by Processor Leese Levi, Oa Trade Mike." On this eating Sir Maud Ikuieß, WY., will paid& On Tuesday next Sir Archibald Alen is to deliver a lanais on the question of annesey, la the Obarew City Heil, under the auspices of the Caked Thaw Conseil. Oa Toesday afternoon Preform Owes delivered the sem& Wass of kb «wee ow lona omen* at the Royel postandes. The special sehiset et lib *Om was the liedinsamis ta the ail “ tolleey strata el Sem* tad 144 Ards.. ' Tar de mentilaii Kia tti.Brop.of Cbromeoirrilin tbislier of the liteOsilAgrhallarel OsSesn. A yews* ha the Minimills et Ode Shoat Western Talley sews by tide death. Y. AdVll/8 NEW OPERA "BBECTILANRUM." The managers of the Grand Open at Paris hare Joel teoeght on , , with mach Meta and magnificence, the non wash .fferveknewn„ compond by M. Fe. Mill David, and written by MIL Mery and Hadut. We are indebted M Gar kreiroCa:Mistagger for the taws* description end aid. ail murk§ "The soma Is laid in the city of Herculaneum, almost ot► the are of ita dotranlom, but than donna:kin Wall 'tailor, under Olympia (Kam Borgbi-afamo), Altar of Nicatme, the Procoiteoi d &oda Maim, whocaile bee Invaded with royal authority, sad who has been crowned at Rome. The that scene discloses the palms of the Quin with a crowd of courtiers sad populace, displaying ths various costumes of diadem, Greeks, end Litres ito peopled this ancient Gre cian colony now fallen under the Roman sway. Two Chris. thins have been noised by the people in the act of praying, and are draggy' before the antitoriies for condign minielt• meat. These are Helios (Roger), en Resters prima whe ha. embraced the new faith, end the other Lola (Yens Onaymard), hie adhered bride. Olympia, who la a kind of incarnation of the epirit of Astarte, resolver to reconvert Helios from his new religion, and commenced a sown of seduction in which she is but too sumeestd i abandons his promised bride, and bexame a elan MIN beauty of Olympia. Ws are nett transported to a iamb= valley, with barren rooks 'arm minted by a rode ma; where the promoted Mistime assemble to worship, ball they are dispersed by Mesmer sad his soldiery. The al& left Glove with Lelia. &dens an ardent passion for her, eml6 being rejected, le about to employ force, when the ores soddenly lighted up with electric fire, end &eat/ale& . . ~like. ' the ' ravtolte; to the carat. Thu, inisolool4m miracles seemed to mate mach stupriire among the wales tors, which was not st sll dammed when they beheld • may tunas open like the orator of Vseavhis, and no lam a proosage than Saran, is proprie pdrams,': starts sip therefrom. The evil one speedily gives the audit.* to understand that ha is a; war tooth and mail with this .,.. Christians, sod commenose the campaign spinet them by awaking the jealousy of Lelia, who has already dark form , Dealings of the dangers of hie lover's faith, upteed to the hactuatioas of her beauteous deal. Oa expressing a with that her eyes mold pierce the wills of the Palate Mandit; the demon cause the reeks to sunder, and the interior of the glittering boudoir of Olympia is shown to her, with the • voluptuous queen reposing es a luxurious ouch, surrounds& by slam and Hellos at her fee, repeating a tender lute Wain be had sung to her (Lelia) in the tint act. This is vary affetive; the oriental splendor of the mesa grouping of the figures in the back-ground, with the despair of Lelia and the menaces of Satan In the haat, forming a fine and moot dramatic contrast. la the next sat we find the apostasy of Helios completed; be ohms the throne of Olympia, and, surrounded by the wanton pleasures and magnill one. of the Bast, his former love and Cbri.tianity seem equally forgotten. A ballet takes place here, representing the JIM of Bacchus, of which WM. Banns Livry is the great ornament; and though muss what too mythological, the taste and skill of the grouping and gorgeous effect of the costumes, with the grandeur of the architecture and dazzling luxuries°, of the surrounding gardens give the tablets a splendour ' mad Maul not often reached even et this theatre, where ft bus keg ego been sad the Nome-pester and the belletuaster enceopolies all the poetry to be found in it. The oboe* of Lawry Ina nand with inuaesee en thusiasm, awl the ballet oa the whole nowt be widows we uss . t popubir tars tbelip!rs. tir masiNe- bintrthe illethlistemees el the city and 1t rases I. NM. dews apes fe the week of heaven, and the unheedlig reveilles ese mired their impending fate t o z kind al imelle Oeseemlins Mognue by seas% admonitimm et by the Queen and her people. At • Meth the. Mel here erica: Teenvius roars with the seethe temps* emd Ostia, gulch to add to the elements of the eta, week the beam. of inearrection through the die. teseesd lend. Team aims every heath Hobos inthherre end eleethe the perks of his °alleged Lelia, sad la by her Woe to * /kin, while the terrible volcano pours he tug lava apes the doomed city. The Queen end her adhere* saner ea shifty tome, yet film hem the flery torrent.; Beta mine In theenmult and *eye the storm,' while the deeermedes Sams le efiveacing from column to column end sales elm* der temple. The whole stage la sow dime aegmenledss el cos of Martin's mama these hileleal pieteme eagemenging the destruction of Nineveh, snit a mean lespealegeight ft is difficult to imsgieu, The finale of the le lost m the fracas sr excitement produced by the otholndieg scene, and in this deputhent it is to be feared will be the real ate traction of Hereelannois. Si. David proves himself now as beret Kure, s symphostrit of the trot urdor, but in the wield , porthole of the work be Is unequal, and, we must add, gear rally deficient In strength where power and grandeur me required. As on simple, we would point to the derbies lanittr and chorus in reply to the denunciations of Maga* which should empress scorn, defiance, and popular fury fm their strongest term. But it is far more element to speak of the writs than the Maisel a moo of genius, and we will, therefore, turn at once to the first couplets of Olympia, Bois, buds co vin,' admirably given by time. Borghi-llama and the delicious melody is the same scene sung by Roger. The sir of Mine. Gucymard, in reply to the menaces of Satan and the Insults of the Queen, Jai vered with a sublime enthrufeen by this young to mother of the choice morreaux of the opera. But the duo in the last set between this lady and Roger le - probably the finest composition David has yet produced ; lb: le impicedble to unite MUM with the sentiment to be me, premed more perfectly re more sweetly. The diem is argullite, and Mose. Gurynised throws her entire soul late the • execution with a fervour that rouses the auditory to reel enthcaleare. This character is by many degrees the finest is the pump, both marital and dramatic, end it is but • just oomplintere to the fair artiste to add that since the digs of Mlle. Falcon no ginger of the Grand Opera—in voice, senti ment, mid mere/eon-1m been more conspicuously success fel in rendering service to a new work. Mme. BorghliMenso also mug eliesintegly, and the chereftes of Olympia in alto gether inferior int/surest to Lelia. M. Roger acted the cha meter of the apostate prince admirably, but his voice in singing does little justice to his intention. M. Ober msde a most re. spectable Devil. Of the libretto the lees said the belt r. The " ▪ ane e admixture of Eastern and Greek endßomen manses, Christian mirecles, and heathen mythology, ell micgled sp with other bizarreries, render it difficult to believe the authors were melons in writing ft, or, if serious, sane. Al all emote, It seems what Junius all the madame al „ poetry without lie inspiration.' Whatever, however, be ' the difference of opinion on other points these can be now un the merits of the meek artist,. Every scene is • sp po lendid talmn some of course superior to otthrs, bat ail diephying the taste, imagination, and executive akin el the genuine orbit. They are due to the pencil of MU. Devi pled*, Cashes, and Thierry." Sir H. Bulwer and Lady Bawer attended& peat •• utecosto bell, given by the members of the Oriental Wise . at Constantinople, a fortnight ago. "On Saturday evening hut," says the Levant Heald, of Meath 2, " there wee a grand performance of the 2raMato et the new Imperial Theatre at Dubria-batola." The carnival at Rome his concluded without an disturbance. A letter written darted the progress of Oka fils says The minks and carriages have been most nu merous, and this joyous manifestation hes been favoured by delightful weather. The balls of Argentina and Apollo have attracted immense crowds of people. In the evening the asturement of the vioeeeleai, or combat of lanterns, was carried on with great spirit. This divereica, which is peculiar be Rome, consists in a kind of fight with a lantern, a wax light, or • t wch. Every masker caries one in big had, sad - the fun consists to endeavouring to extinguish year neigh. boar's light, and protecting your own. It In the Corso which is more particularly the scene of this popular amamenent." The Aerpaberry Gazette announces that at Munich, • Nines den beck, the Chamber in a secret sitting imanimonelp; voted a credit to the government cf 111,000,000 thetas far military purposes; e'so, that the Chansber edopted an address . to the King explaining Its maltose for the vo'e. Some months ago the Univers published the most circumstantial description of an atrotioos crime coma mimed by some Jews of Fokcbeny, in Wallachia. They bad seised on a Christian lad end bad subjected him to the most horrible martyrdom Micro petting him to death. The stette- 1. mat of the Univers was too important to be paired over * seems by the Wellachisa authorities, who eonseguntly spectated a commission to investigate the matter. somisialea, which comprised delegates from the French, English, Austrian, Pruden, and Russien consulates at' Buthersa, nod a Walachian deputy, has concluded Ea Ishontes, end palelish.d a report which proves the assertiong of the Univers to be false from beginning to end. , The Levant Herald (Constantinople) of March 2, brats a Ant warning," addressed to it by the Ministered Foreign Affairs, co sapless of some enicturce upon the ma ' duct a/ one of thentembere of the cabinet in connexion wf the new Lards' Back. The Herald vitas this comma , cotton "%latter rare in IMO , than in anger,' and Ws; —" Be tie risk rioliolel displetam» what it may, so lose NI h oar joined is peneltMl to appear we shall continue, whsh 00011111011 asset, to otter isgidinste coomaast on whatever oar arm the voltam of Ifs mmittay, sod espeolally on whatever • Aisle she deeply Mahal Warm* of Englishman here aat ▪ home. If sera Macias be nnwelcoem to those whom • may oceimm, we know the worst ; eft if that ems, lhavello ell mersalate the motives et oar scperseice." .44;