The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-29 00:00:00

ao doer b serber, rah Y re marry awl la Net beer, le the areerstate it= i 4heald ateerbeire had Mit I err eppeeklis Sr err et ears, la Ids V:NISI sly be esplered by ter dm* dreamiest% .• pony Wbow body led mad badly bosial (Her, Thome Ind esasivedl the cease el yaw thee b &Deli sees awl mews bed bees rietehea; by than• they bad bews bpi ft the cola irk el se. portico ter thornier easels bre lees elleft re the Trim, bream He we inky of Nat eyrie; ona le saw se eerie vbelever et a neasielks b yaw of th e lib u st posy la thle seeatiy, wile Het porty L.... ketweed owe remsear, lends[ 11. eentei tree serene ire is ra=a to the country that It in* imody i r& pany la raw loot that it Irma soon Y re Um sh ire, end - ilk hod power 'weed is it stab, seat MO Net weir le am" itsrttiamples into prestos! (Heee, howl Mr. COLLIER mad • p••••=• speak o y te show that Lad J. had net saegue tested Mat. After • isew oboorvatior by Mr. NV ti moms, is reply So Sir 0. Lewis sad Lod 3. R.... 11, sad by Mr. Gatnirra, the subject woo ollowtot to drop. cArrAuts ON THE HALF-PAT LIST. Sir DE L EVANS rood " TEM as beads address be pr e oaded to her Mosley, maybes ast bar larurf i b ir ie gram* T ss ed to has late esodandos apeeineed ama of essay a y, Wonk irim bees nee d the nos-alitthe lim lay ado a et ta tomboblob of the is.. .sr is 1836, ad m ast a lb. eadhs lowa of the say a as sea of the war la lie Eset ia 11117, dad amebae peeled ea* smeale emidwly Weds, sea to me The hese alas/ the yea sdele, by pa ha sameelee, dela&bienesdare yar of pea" NORTH esearied the wan. Hs wad ma Iherdlea pawl we Van maths Mad s rest la . ; bat he thesibt bear lean the rair4 ht the of the =May iniarlda. Gomel PEEL eiselad ease Shot as ere bra* tame i, amid by the game pad wee aet ialp. It rem bantam la the fret yam te a be neat bar ea is the ao* Y woo • pout boa* is be lowala bash la to lanwela the nate et thus va and ear am peeleak. Des the plat awed and handl see rot d weak 10 ... mit!2:=111 le mho ma ememeles boa d thole h add met an be des to t=ea paler- air air beeds. "ll l= an 36 cavalry aka emil 171 aloft iasers e = r a She hearei ith da es the eseshalea sa of Illbeasisei*bees boeashasallestheNeed thieX M tar bages the bans thebanalsee w ee pawed is mom of the mi liersa llere awed yea he wad asseePbrer V say dap end be omit is We pander ladeses. The masa wee thee withdraws. EDUCATION IN THI AMT. EONSILL sal he wheel a pa sae quallems to la gams soloral, of whia he bed Ova Oa ease. The ad awed he tbe estrylag see of aie neelaina ramord le the eassordea el the seloads mega. He hit nada the titaaural woad wen on the neeholea .1 the beam beit t math MI wadi de a that add be abed aim Istseast wee at thre=l6l l waft a ? i s IS..,sed a the heas Mt date and wale yeas as ewe aimed thr Wawa. wen Oka do nom of emadeadea wash sew prevelled woad be mole posseasek I wee so preable that erg add Soho Shoseeopeada areasessewy hapievag Ihe eassiala mast le awe beys era an Mat to ear the Waft 411111111. The Ins epeetioa wash he sa, dada, wo e s 'Whet s Waft woad be lea d-alei the alma mammal hos, awl seserfas the palls thel the pima mbe etimarea et Waal. dad wbeibm ard alealeapal be led am the tab t The and imeeas wee whether the sodas ereemed hid emedderel the mph, ef irate as soramethea of dee ISMS la eredwah The pram haft( wee Immoded b yaw lei. Thisrdaya wma hed he dap Is do aome rem; and_ they hod as ogees neat ter sway, aka he lambs adeableasy shoed MOP& The eat aselan wag as tar she plat semerel was ere tersomead lbs Ma as of oa raw, ear mai a aria le the alma of Wa sna ft, mantles t livery ea most led tat ehe ei=zb.s g Waal teas Comeaderarad• ef brae miems of thee esemed. bawl a thed ad addheases bore of a whs. be band, ndieig..Sbdaasat- slim d say sada let es as dirt was Is ast gad era ay alma sad a the ateemialea wee pad, and met be Omega ea ear ad some one will wale the ffiagal adeadea of the away, m a r the Rev. Casa Naran, and be Wad he as — Gwent 111111 all ba gsrlesity indwened eb sing et the Na white the hear sore so ea ne MOW d the man Inneaa, sad it was Ms MI Wanks Se It est la that risti (Hen, hair.) Witt, that view • bad has y draws op, awl ha sheald ban greet plenum la iq• fag it ea the inn (Him, bawl WM MY pal to the to et eseennedralera at as be bed applied* the —..dl. 'Mar Oar as nalerge haswthe aspeadhare ; wish maid to the WM gnaw eleinted the right haa. endaten, ihr be Med tin err Is the cosacil, sad he was gled le say that the Itrin. Canel•ant n librarlad amm eaorraid the air whin bad ban ads la Itioa 4 1111 d 111811/111,T38. The here the wen Ye Onewhise el dimly the =is.iseinatea, via Wen ter the Clod wham niter vela wan weed to, Aar much dinanles. Os the vote of MOM for asialsbise and bra gig Is poi the meet pear sad noon goads, Yee. W. inuaAms add it bad bees segessied to Idea di • pry lap night be owls by he We el nib et New. .) .k. lle web sot wearied bow It is that so • sei se MOM was oriel ler b. hosefe park the sof perk. Mr. ADAMS veal seep* le as First Comailiebese d Works do prephey id waft same Widen' sessiso this for passion gide to the Mairded Gobi st New, he west el ilia be bedsit greet less bed nerdy bees stestaised. It wee podylea to know thet vI be lea yeer sorb 400.11110 pie= led villa die pries, id that awe had beta woe* rrs, ormAsiso of whim. Iwo. (Ileo, lisss.) The pit jot nisi by the bets. mishit for Lombok bed is het bees stlesiled le asedy at flew. 10,000 woe bed bees notwed her Lew be Behar sae, Tiede, sad Ilyderias, sad es awe ail sib e bees b um rwasol; It larva id as is, Goias bee away toss peahens to the pada (liar.) Mr 8L•I casenend the moat impreessweis Is the orte very tesdhable to the We Cie &mildew of Work,. Mew, beer.) No sesey odd be bier them that via wee lad eat is hiessie do of the • pee* who. they Alta he royal peas. No trend nr i 2 . brie intresonest the inedes at toe sill se Primo-MI bid nem el resitsr is Ws pabl= vet weather, le tibia be shit odd lid hey, We be so ressenweed es le be soil& far be polife' ride id the essizepelis obis tier beoweliat ishel vi zr: the alibi • oat be Ili =bob ai r l : rir. leb park ressaly he showed • pod weal et sole Z bembee, sal he bard dot aid deli wadi be romeiled. Mr. lIPOONIR add be minden beet yew het bey lied ahem die via gems adds Med. esab veer what be ory ideals ler lola% bet It should be reselleda lit ear Mee inn bed to lowne parka for thisila = he s f le m) He raid perilishrly to boor Asa, pea wee nisi as • bodes ea as paide bib Lied I. NANNIES was shun that Deiseee-park woad, Mr the sabre peas, love is be minded to future by ism el sa isassl ob. Jay sae wish alai be boadoe drisliked with* do esibrepaisa sees wild as Ewen bees to bepeolded fee ant nth* esti As model the ei the bre towsber it lambs* vita moat ts do he lb Josee'elset, be Ones-pool, end Hyde pa, be art Timid Ma ass It was mob inky dos is sisesed alba ihe Lei year. It nest be reseibera diet do owy osinsiles et sew weeks limbed ea lowessed seamy to saw le hop ben is proper essides. As to the =ldie boa. somber fns Bois (Mt Mei), be t i ts m os that &oho • oat with be pedd be Kew eissiese es die peterloas day, dle W. Essitur piled oat to hha the die ea which be =tit • sew ouserodery amid be frail ; e l (Lad J. Mims) madeleased thee the aid bed Se mass ef the aritiss, be shoal seed per, If be woe this is cam, esiover ro provide br hie metre nob nbe ease. (Her ) Nodded egad be roe so* lestery ass the obeli of 010 IMINIIIIMIS sad assewas mei 4 dose siredinest pans. The vete is moved to. Oa shemist woe, ITYM . the sehey Obit Lea Privy Sol, Mr. Inn old dot bee* shot ides ef • media with ofeesase to the Mat le weal be Wiwi , Is bits dile woe amt le saw see sr two risels. Is 1010 • east ene sales wee appebeed to trodie he sob jet et tail sele• rise; It seriesi of wry mint imam et Oho brio when woe Lied lei lised• M. Wise Paseo Mr. Ihr lan Tadao sad Ohm That so.. whim made mid lessomeisilses, sad slim " aid realm aeon be made Ow tossiiy a = anon the Load Privy Sol le some fiber depurteasee if as dewasissi, sad that tbe missy &sod eery 11.4 Add WO SWIM bikes dist coassies to dew be mai rd the alio It wee id di be idles ow ears =bridimity sad .augers,, tot the .o die be add 4 the Masi et the Haub end be Mtef the Deekbeasmi id ether Ohm maw, ahead be an te bass 4 whet re thisease ie. • name had lardy bees bile pollisat wish wis wish. is do ernes, via we " • peat shies." It bed bees seselesdy bad by asealaso It bed hoes hi by Lords Lhalorat if Wool ; h vos held by Lewd Colon wbes be is o il er et Ilt. Pelsobarg. o l d by L if d W obis he van so Ms robs essoleas la hay. It bed boa bald by a put sober ef poem while they were aeon her the pot ; id wait a V adia :: bib with rehears te ties ohs bed by as be woad nodes oil eito id el It by Lord Mbets,Mr Wool, sod Lod D. lb Cholas Weed stria tit "s. =aim win braid le die ea*" Lea said "tat the ides et as aloe was vary = west* sed:la z t e h o ey woe ire* ishariel, sew =41 7 ,4 be sin Privy pas* lb bed at) dealt ale ail wee by the Mel send be dose If ease ; he deperbesse, es • operas alio vos as • sinew es elks egad be lb• dodo d wale say satsriwl. The l i de=disi is omb meable der the ode set balei t hi. ir. r a sa be ea oil was le le die snobs. Ile ell a* Yew eishol to it" Shaer olio wee she glees by Lod Dolan. Pie (Ifr. WIG) staid Oh to eider to awe THE then ibe Age wee at so ass. In the spring, whim he gm his melee of testisa, he did so as a shidahtestiee ladosser, sad se the present government prebend to ;lin administra nt@ reforteme, he whited nem to ha amoral then be mem aid making da t Oh ad a f o od t t motion, Its li= Ohre if hegoonamoit fo thshe tisa et eta mall be nemismed to rota, other depertamat they moon who setae enetagammt with that view, sad muskier whether 1 it veal' net he mere oreditabie le o:r di Cag system if they W peruse ia the rabbet oat of bed se privy ma dim, with saris@ treat 2,011 W. to • year, end amt Siatinse • iota dim like this, which mast be given to a pear. It mold be beam to abolish ell siamono, sad this Also et the privy mei fa polled`' (ken, mom) ilemenl boa imams mid, *. Move," bat looklag to the ow of the hew he did am new whether le should be *GYM is wenn the emiselas et the veto. Bo considered the else melees, mod V he tme sapparted be was hosed to n. tha untie of the mama, awl II it we rejected the eatcoal the sivil mationencies to their I I ; s y ° ay the el den to ths sable lord who tow hold the No to woe the wised= of the Toe*. TM eenerlites . missiabin wt.— - — ti — s;;l; — 7 l klieg The bones then tommod, ond the Whir ordore woes post- The home odkowned et ha winner a.. o'clock. gbe Court. 08BORNII, MAT 24. The Prises Casson left Osborne at half-past four fideek yisftedey ellsraece Ire the Coaansat, sitatial by Lisateme-Osieesl Peaseaby. _ _ . - Nor MON, soossopmfol bit Royal Highoms the royal mat !dry to Portuatate, awl mama at mum o'olook. Ths Priam floodlit by spodol tido teen Portsmouth to Dorm, wham dotirtvid woe m redlasos to many bit Royal Riposte r OsismL _ _ _ ideas Lad villa as was lay, ant Mono! la Or allonsia le alwitsak. i~Her Idateity's dimwit party last night lac Wad the Dulles of Leak Prime Ladegam, lay Finny Howard, Lard Pol ymath, Colonel the Haw. eir C. PWppa, and the Boa. Captain Daum Cartel& &art had ea interview with Lord Stodgy mow da at the Colonist-ram Mto Ida oat IVA Ba. J. W. Healey ham Warmed to tows from la Ozhadahiva. Doosiastakaa wars ant a yeobirday frau the C. 8-... to the Oovinmor at Curi (111011 LAB? mimes soigne.) FOILZION-OITICZ, MAY s&—Th. QIN= has been r id a* of Kr. Joia Martboas Dina so Omni k fir Ms Mojorty the KW. of Dooarolk. FOal3ON-OffiCt, MOT N.—Notice in hereby ewe olkst the Sari of Ildoimobory boo swift" Jolot Dogr g k aem t i; Msou at Ur port of Hen for oho Wee of WZITEIALL. P. 77 ft—The Queen has been plenel le rest tens his Ilea e nd Bev. Der esultu LA., the Denny et On Ohm* of Tea, the se being oddly dot Ana Wiliess Oat hem aerl, D.D. The Marquis and Marchioness of Chariest& will ream te sews ea Monday, trona visiting Frannie Clembre Mildewy% al Strawberry Hill , Twioksoluun. The Poi sad Countess of Derby will give a grind ewsweismasi Qti smiler to their Royal Highness, the Deane et Oneldies and the Princes, Mary. The Esti end Counts= of Lichfield have left Men Ihr air sat b StaSordehlra. The noble earl cad bar lifts* w net cans to tows again this seems. iflo;onat and Viresuater7Palmerston will intern M noun ea Idesiday lbws Bucket Hell , where they hire bra slaw* Kr sere thys peat. Lewd Ashburton arrived at Bath House on Tues day has the Oinige. His Iradahip lea arm left for Peri* Prances Countess Waldrgrave gave a grand ball hot rtuning, at her raiding* at Strawberry Hill, Twicken ham. During the pen vest the 000111011111 and Mr. Har man bar riereinal lir Duke of Netreada Lady Sara Parr Main. the Kim& of Lansdowne, the Karnak tied lireldiare of Clenioarde an.: Lady Britt de Bret, Kris Mallon... of Adair ry, the PM sad OMAN et Cheindea sad Lady Constance Valium the Kai awl Omens Grey, the Cowen Dowager of Ned wish, the Onnien et Sitelberse, the Wel Cowper, the Karl of Limb. Lord Lindlterat, Lord sod Lady John Hassell, Ms. IWO lirtpl, gad Kr. C. !maser. Vieo;ort e — niViernatris Canberra* enterteind it iron ire sviabsi, at tbi Inaaiiill la Beigrays-smre. W Israffsen the Noah/rheas Nrion, no Donor of Narrosn Pram Axes Nerekera of Loasisaforry, the ded of Wernernmed, the Ned Imam the Part red Omen of Nredoodrid, dr Ned sad Conan of hlorrep direln tie Ned Toast, the Zed of Leer, Varela Mar ley, Nerreras North, Lady Hearlotto Caxton, Her Boyamoor Gun Nfortsr, Col. Porker, Cos. WWI= Pane, red Xr. Wlleehre Todnotro. Wet le the man dr doesesiro Ird or oroonly, whir woo very ossomosoly and basisa ably ellsrlod. Lady Franklin, widow of the celebrated navi gator, was log wink et Boca, la Algiria. Tax Aiirvu. or Bis :Toms INous.—Geoeral Sir laic la~IY Imbed M Dom We masa* from Calais, sad arrived is Leaks ibis afisraocia. FASHIONS FOE JUNE. Never ethos the days when " George the Third wee Ins" hes lea been worn is each ,ii .a as it is et M potent tins. Csessialy it non be midden that so saw telmnlng b • nob, light, sod Mane, Tway we mod am lima nen sod torsomits w sehmenel tote bier Tess saw lehmage. septidess Lila alone to less. ee, deathithe tow pet esmineve have had Mop, eonr anante, jet, ports, ha, disponi Is every peel& nelety el as. sad sedan, sad new the reign et lose is melon& Ames the neat stoney, ormides r the digertonot et Yee ney be lessithoel sea vets depot plena at the as. "Ada wee eons pen ego thetingsishei by the nteseet the "Oredinsi." Three photon no inisied to be were with bow oweedn, Inn hstandth tether win probably be divined Mines then lad tee °Mee Antelente," As ths WINS sa silvenne, ass& and asstsisis both it lath sod whir less old be ortnende habirsaMs. The abash Ibr the mid pod d Chantilly. Meng it the his sew risk an with hoods it Les, "Ida at they kit and depot is sin. The heed is ihneesd by • bow at dines. Mann as Atha en the Mouth sebum ate dds reepose. &pen shawls it Mirk dk teinteed with thee his are ha gas to be stestesty fesideneble. The boo tonerpd he Monies thin' is very breed and rich, and is set as my Drown of light ten treagneent twaterlais are invariably nob with IMMO or deals Mena Clogeored patterns is nary variety al weber an he Mgt breer. Cbsguared a hem are aeon employed for winning benesiw • esnownt abegular style of Wanda(' for boosts La bay bas bindued in Nib Though pairanbed by several Inks of Nils toe, it meet enntheine its mean as a horn redrew thee a teaks. It sonbeeef fits Mena tare of link with coloured ribbon I heldenhis Priam after has teinend a beast of Deigns drew whit ilea and Wee reeks combined; sad ern a hewn of damn hunk eldp hes ten trimmed with a onabbstion of tick Aiwa end greeslStreolenred warn. Though this, *ha wipe may appear nether oat of swan, yet the banns beue referred to wore node and have his. wen he Pads wilds the bet fortnight. To bun to eormehing bee oxestrie end more ht koce. dame with English kir, we sky patios mow elegant keener of Preare alp, Waked partially with the sewn rekeaki. honk Mee a silt se double edge, between whieh Sore is piked a rakes of bloat* interningini with wry men lowa. Mips al pink de rk ere kerma* law mingled wish the ribbon Walsh Senn the bow end en wok pale de rie ay be myislel kr frerweing a bone of Mk (es popw er correar) or a Ingle neeerne. We hew era a wry Wyk hawk kneed of my and white anodes twat* asieldwd kg t. The crew wee encircled by the owl banks et the sire{..-tree, dipord in maki dunes end d wrier dew With lbw berries wee bladed keeterkg Seib of kw knee st kinktwe Its. la the whir Ilowles of kip hank the sewn bowie wed Whip wee misled with ke mkt et toile. • hensell nihille kr • oreesieg I or he say ekrien dekentier a wank* kyle of mil•deer wanne, key be bon dwerated. She head we of pile de de, owl the crown wee kneed of Owe help benwe d wYlk tar, the nnotiags between wife wee severed by snow alp of pale de rie, edged with pen end brown almilk The bweiet k white mak was edged WWI 61 ewe lehneekg. Downer of spring down— eakieling ri debts, prkwosee, anowledle—wore War bay amok war the °ski& of the bonnet, mid the mkt Isom eigrd with the mho kneed the Cdr *hoeing. Ye the kw el the bank wen etnehed a deep 1•11 k blear.—/Morralk Leman deem. EXPRESS, SATURDAY 'be Oxpreoo. verusorms loirds4 Ur The liaras."iosdos tveling pave. nom lea at was , 10. Ilenusisrereet. Who Mat as ties fay el pshileliss. LITMAN& NT. Iles Wombs, Al lIIIIQUAL MAWR. Num IleiNeme, wlp pada% W. Num. mai Ompbsa: Iffies ArAy DM*. /Ase. • VIA tr. —PLUTO AND PIi.NINNPINIA. Mr. 1.4011111111.1 M IN 1.. LeelareA In 11140A—Aird JAOIIII IMMIX /NON OANTON.-oDiummesd.. Too 'MINOS/MY 1 , 1111111111. YOKO 41. CORAZYL—KIO WUJL Kr. O. Zus.—iiod NAMMILL IN HATO 1111410 H OP ill VI ISILL—Opis U harsoft NI , RIIIIIY. TWA PVIIITIPL ?HI GAMUTS& Mars. A. Manka Ormmat. mod Z. Sri: NW Mklra- THI WILDS OM T RIAL Man. 11.1ada, lam Nark ad 1 1 ,Mdfamb: K N. Wohrr. Min M. Maar -al MII MUMS 0171.-Gammrat lamest. HIGH HAULS AT LONDOII BRIGGS. Too DAI-11mi16 ts.lllka Allonym 3b. raL To-roasov—Mengs& 16. LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 29. THE great invitation question is the order of the day. Radical and Conservative alike denounce this mode of corruption. As respects Mr. DISRAELI'S imputation of the same weakness to some Journalists that Mr. BRIGHT im pute. to Members of Parliament, we cannot, we regret to say, meet it with a point-blank contradic tion. There is, however, one point on which we would beg leave to illuminate those who are alternately the seducers and delatoes of jour nalistic virtue. In the palmy days of the Public Advertiser, and in the young days of the Morning Chronicle, the newspaper was a mere retainer of this or the other statesman or party. The London journals were few and had a limited circulation, and provincial journals, in a literary sense, as yet were not. There was little capital in the trade, and publishers depended mainly on gratuitous com munications. Politicians could snare the support of a newspaper in return fee readable contributions. Time has changed this state of affairs. There is a large amount of capital invested not only in the London but in the provincial journals. Leaving the metropolitan newspapers out of account, the Man chester Guardian, the Leeds Mercury, the &amen, and many other provincial journals are valuable— some of them hereditary properties. Journalist.— including capitalists and literary and mechanical labourers—have become as much &professional body as the aggregate of the different chimes of lawyers— es much " an interest" as the cotton-spinners. No individual politicians, no political parties, can 'apply patronage and support for so numerous a body. The journals of England are dependent upon the general public ; and not a few of them have discovered that " honesty is the best policy "—that by telling the truth on all occasions, and advocating what they believe to be sound principles, to the best of their abilities, they OM attract from our multitudinous population a number of supporters—not one of whom, perhaps, is individually known to them— , sufficient for their purpose. They have discovered that to make themselves the tools of party (in the narrow acceptation of the word) is to gain a precarious hold on the few, and to forfeit the respect and cor dial support of the many. A regard to their own interest, as well as an average amount of honesty, has taught no inconsiderable proportion of the journalistic profession the great lesson of self ' respect. Now, and henceforth, politicians meat be contented to receive the support of such journals as can give a support worth having, on equal terms, as from allies, not in a spirit of subserviency, u from mercenary dependents. That oar politicians—even such of them as have, like Mr. DISRAELI, bad considerable intercourse with the newspaper world—have not yet discovered this, is owing to two circumstances. In the first place, not a few journalists are liable to the same weakness as the accidental guest of Lord HOLLAND. In the second place, there are a number of adven- Wen on town, who, aspiring to an official career, possess sufficient talent to make themselves useful IS occasional contributors to newspapers, and find it expedient, while waiting for the bounty of patrons at the national expense, to avail themselves of this espaoity. Some of this class are not among the most scrupulous of men, and find it for their advantage to act occasionally es brokers or go-betweens to establish connexions between jour nals and political leaders, or would-be leaders. We do not take upon us to say that professional jour nalist' are, as a class, ideals of political morality ; bailee fearlessly maintain that in respect of political amorality they will be found in advance of most other classes of society. If our politicians have formed a different estimate of them,it is because they judge of them by those hybrids between the official and the journalist who are so prompt to volunteer their services u mediums of communication with newspapers ; or it is because believing it more convenient to deal with journals of easy virtue they most affect connexion with such. The tone in which Mr. DISRAELI affected to speak of a large portion of the newspaper press is that in which most of his political colleagues and rivals really think of it. It is for the newspaper pries itself to teach them better, by evincing in all its dealings with them a becoming self-respect. In the long ran every newspaper will find independence the best policy. There is a public for every journalist, of every shade of political opinion, if he can but con vines it by his earnestness, consistency, and fearless ness, 'combined with moderation, that he deserves its respect and support. It is the function of journalists to be the honest and intelligent expo nents of the opinions of one or other of all the various sections of society. Honesty, consistency, and moderation will enable any journalist with average abilities to wield a sort of tribunitial power. Parliamentary politicians—and their hangers-on of every description—ought to be taught this ; and they need the lesson—not only the aristocratic members of the elms, but the demagogues who declare that a newspaper ought to be nothing more than a vehicle fee advertisements and reports. A wide field of honourable and neural motion Is open to the journalists of Cheat Britain, lint in order to cultivate it with enema they mot, by first respect* thiamine, east* ahem to respect their profesdon. Ix English tiaaisial circles few subjects at pre seat mpg, =ors dieussion then the remarkable depreciation of French securities, and especially of French railway property. In Frame, sale natusal, the anxious attention of the monied world is almost 'o3} MAY 29, 1861:- exclusively devoted to the matter ; and of the reme dial plans miggested, it may be truly said that their name is legion. Qin* rote*, to asetentia. Many of the schemes put Ibrward possess the disadvaatage of being utterly visionary and impracticable ; and even the more reasonable ones involve so many drawbacks and difficulties, that the great financial conferences which were held during several weeks in Paris, comprising the most eminent men in Franoe, and presided over by the EMPEROR himself, have terminated without any practical result. This is one cause of the ex treme discouragement which at present prevails in Paris. So long ss the Bourse knew that the evils of the existing situation engaged the immediate atten tion of the Government, and that measures of relief were under daily dimension, a certain degree of cheerfulness was maintained. An impression was circulated that announcements of a nature likely to give an entire change to the aspect of affairs might be made any day ; and the financial world stood agape, waiting with their months open for the expected boon. The peculiarity of the affair was, that persons who were the most misty in their notions as to the nature of the anticipated announcement were distinguished for the most san guine views of the results to be expected from it. No wonder that the Bourse, after being worked up to such a pitch of expectation, has been plunged into the extreme of despondency upon learning that the I anxiously watched conferences are over and fruit , less. The position of affairs has at length become so grave that a unanimous cry to the Government for relief is heard from financial circles, and is sup ported, with as much earnestness as it dares to em ploy, by the press. But the cry has at length a definite object : it is pointed out that there is now a real Railway Crisis in France, and that the only way of bringing it to a termination, and preventing wide-spread distress and a frightful depreciation of property, is for the Government to accord a large moisture of relief and even direct pecuniary support to the railways. Much ability is displayed in the way in which the arguments are marshalled and pressed upon the attention of the Government. It is urged that the discreditably low price at which the French funds have long stood is solely attribut able to the depression and pecuniary embarrassments of the railways. With much justice it is asked, how can the Rentes be expected to command a more satisfactory price so long as the bulk of the capital eligible for investment is beiugconstantly swallowed up in new issues of railway bonds, which, whilst presenting ample security, can be bought to yield one per cent. per annum more interest than the Renton, even at the present depressed price of the latter P The Government are warned that the Rent* is no longer the barometer of the market, and that the time has gone by when the fonds can stand high amidst the depression of all other securities. The prices of shares, it la - Argued, will henceforward re gulate the price of the Rented. Pursuing still further this astute policy of taking ad vantage of the known anxiety of the Govern ment to keep up the funds, the applicants for relief declare that the avalanche of new stock is so enormous as to be utterly out of proportion to the amount of disposable capital. Taking at once the position of pleaders informd pouperie, they aver that all ordinary combinations are impotent to counteract the depressing effect of the never-ceasing creation of new securities, and that the expected assistance, to be effectual, must be liberal, and must tow direct from the Executive. Lest all these argu ments should prove vain, a leading journal makes the startling declaration that French railway pro- I party, hitherto held in such high estimation, is now entering upon a phase in which, owing to the diminution of the receipts and the increase in the charges, the profits will barely suffice to pay the ordinary periodical " interest' upon the capital invested, without leaving room for the hope of anything further in the shape of " dividend." Leaving the Government to consider the probable effect of such a state of things ripon the funds, and declaring that the attempt of the Bank of France to help the railways is altogether upon too limited a scale, and too much clogged with condi tions, to be of real service, the petitioners proosed to disclose their real object: the Railway Companies must be assisted to form the new branches and extensions lately conceded. It is boldly alleged, on behalf of the Companies, that, when they weeded to the desire of the Government for the oompletion of the railway net-work, they ware misled both w to the cost and probable returns of the new works. In some quarters still higher ground is taken ; the Companies are represented as positively aggrieved, through the misrepresents& time of the Government engineers and surveyors ; and it im even hinted, as delicately as is consistent with prudence, that the superiors of these officers are not free from the charge of oppressing the railways, since they must have passed, without due examina tion, the erroneous estimates in question. The ease on behalf of the railways is considered to be, at this stage, complete; the Government is asked, in plain terms, to increase the pecuniary "subvention" to its jest proportion,and to allow the Companies altogether to abandon certain proposed branches, which are not coosidered likely to prove remunerative. If this latter concession cannot be granted, it is asked that the Departments and Communes shall be compelled to furnish a special contribution towards their con struction. The next request is for a farther delay in the execution of the works, and—a point requiring very careful handling—for a revision of the 000ditions imposed upon the Companies as regards the postal service and the transport of troops and military and naval stores. English railway shareholders, who have so long moaned over their misfortunes, and considered them selves the most luckless and oppressed class in the country, may derive some instruction from this re capitulation. They will have no difficulty in recog nising the inevitable tendency of Railway Boards to rush recklessly into projects for new branches and extensions, without duly considering the probable cost and revenue, and the mode in which the requisite funds are to be raised. But they will also perceive some points in which their situation, depressed though it may be, contrasts fivourably with that of French railway proprietors. The conduct of the French Cabinet in this matter will be anxiously watched. The Government is extremely desirous to have the vast railway works steadily carried on, because employment is thus found for the thousands of workmen whose inactivity might be dangwous to " order;" bat the demand tee feud " subventions" for the railways is calcu lated materially to disturb the sanguine views re peatedly enunciated of late by the Milling* of PINANG% At a aiseting of firs insurance offices yesterday it Irma datersised to imams the rate of meth= °barged ea &atm pa da ea all or say et the dein k Itliatema hem la ed. to Is. ltd. per ma. per emen, eel ea the wenn vereboaese ham he. le he. N., the taorteiel rsie to be &mod his sad she the lot ot hots eat. CzYnaL Pardiae.—Orsaa COMM' DAY.—AD. reeve! error Sr MIMI AND erararicsa.—Para:, MAT 21.—Atimbeforis is pram; Ill; Mt* by MN. Malik 2, rfahore, 1,376. MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. The encert of the New Philharmonic Society, at St. Janewee Hall, on Monday, will be en extra Newt night. Mir Louisa Prat will be the roadie', end Rubandeln the pianist. Th. some afternoon Mho Dolby and Mr. Lamy Soper will give their ascend conoert of chamber musk at Wilik Booms.—On Tuesday Mr. Blagrovis fourth quartet concert will tats plasm; sad at half-pmt two M. hloys Kettesm's morning oxiont la to be given, at the Marquis of Downehirs'a residence, Beigravrequene—the Friday the . Sacred Harmonic Society wM present Mr. Coshes oratiwio of Eli at Exeter Halt, Miss Clem Novelle, Kies Dolby, Mr. Sims Reeves, and M. Weise being the solo vocelietu—On Saturday there is a grand conceit at St. James's HAIL in aid of the centenary fund of the Asylum for Female °vim'. Mdlle. Speyer gives her pianoforte mind at Wads Booms; and the mute evening, at the some pleas, Miss Chattertan, the harpist, has an availing coseart. The at Her Majesty's Theatre for next seek present varied attraction. On Tuesday the Ho e; Thursday, the Now di Figaro ; Behuday, the Iherefore; and on Monday a morning performance, Dow Otemsonsi. The new opera, Luisa Mille r is to be prodnont on Tuesday, Bth Inns. Yesterday morning the anneal concert of Mn. Andante took place at her Majesty's Thee**, before a very crowded and lioshionable andienos. The principal vocal artiste, bend, and chorea were those of Mr. Lumley's mkt bliffihment, with the addition of our celebrated English minors, Madame Clara Novelle. and Mims Louis. Ppm, the itir.ljteiaire and her accomplished niece, Mrs. Jewson, as solo pianists., and Herr Joachim ea solo violinist. The concert commenced at half-past one o'clock, and did not terminate until nearly six. HAwr.—Mr. Bnekstone terminates his mum about the 10th July, for the purpose of having his theatre renovated for the winter osnapsign, whieh will nom mince at the end of September. In the interval, It is pro bable that Mr. Buckatono and has company will make a "starring" excursion to the provinces. Tnis ADELP/11.—Thi; programme selenni for nen Wednesday, the wry laet peeforman•e in the present theatre, will include dm appearance of many Adslphi favourites, ecounancing with dm farce of Oar Pram& Lay's Maid, In which the horse sod handeinn and Madame Celeste perform. After whirl' the wand mot of Black Sped Sams, with the retina T. P. Cooks as William, Mr. Backstone ma Gasthrsia, and Min Elias Arden es enema. Mr. Wright, Mt. Nal Baba, Kiss Wodgar, Kim Mary Lesley, &c., will thin appear in an Adolph' drama; fol lowed with Our Bawd Bay, by Kr. and Mrs. Keeley. Kr. Webster will duo addnie his patrons on his past moors and fatare prawn. THE OLYwetcl—ille subject of the new play, by lir. Tom Taylor, undarlised for Mr. Robson's bentdt, on the 6th of June next, is taken from Victor Hngo's well known drama. Le lei dense. It krms the plot of Verdes opera of Begoldlto, end has been known to our stage for many years by an lamotive mato-dramatic version called the K..g'a Pool. Of mouse Mr. Robson will play the pert of the serio-comic jester. THE Paiscess's.—The company of the Penmen are busily aimed in rehearing the next fibakeparlait re vival, the Merchant of Yen*, in which, according to green room report, will be exhibited reel gondolas and reel water.— Ilhetrated now. LOCAL MANAGEMENT ELECIIONB IN BT. PANCEAB. The most exteaordinry contest which has occurred under the Metropolis Loral Aat task glees on Thursday fa the perish of et. Panuee. r wild was eat et the eight wards of the prigs wee emiested ; Ike ems tending parties we than of the isespayers Asessillen, and th ic zra who lave had the in the vestry AIM the • the Lead sad who arerjuwera as " Oradea Hall" party. The tof &Myles, which were not known Dill near inkinigines Thentle has rl beta to secure seven out of the eight twat fa lie nesoclation, and to give them, Wesel of brlng Mow le a minorlty, a clear majority of eked left the et. Paeans local parliament. They were es haw: I . ro. 4 01 13111Tal•TOWW WARD. Ratepayers' Association (Mr. Crane's hat) Camino-hall (Mr. G. A. Young's list) Majority for the ratepsyers' list Mambo. returned--Meet,. Cress, Marshall, and Maio. Auditor, Yr. Harlem. NO. 2, OR HAVIWITOCL-HILL WARD. Camden-hal (Mr. Bunuoires hot) Ratepayers' (kr. W. C. Marley's list) Majority for tho Gnaw l6 Bladed—Masara. flunuora, Holcomb% Harrison, and Hearudoot. Auditor, Ms. Alosnador. NO. 3, OR CANDRW WARD._ For the BalspersiAmeriliss (Kr. Darlington's list) For the Ciondlsorinil (Mr. O. A. Young's hat) 428 Xrjedy se tr i t imm rallpripme lest Members 190 rirs/Arvore, Raktos, Nodes, Rows, Padden yafeer. Maher. Wt =as xo. 4, oz zzazirtrizzz win. For the Rumps ' Zasoolooloa 1.144 For the C (Mr. itashlogh's lit) liejmity for the rdopyoriNet 46 Member. esotad —Mosses. Carts', Cam; Haldane, Kingstoa, Rutter. CoUlas, liamptca. Arbor, Mr. Chula. No. 6, oz sopm,4ltrror! wimp: There wee no oolert b ttlie wvd 11Ieeiers elected— /deem. Row. Whiter, Kamtaistoo, Catenawth, Newtca. Auditor, Mr. Dios. NO. e, 01 somus-rowx wham. Ratopayere - isiod - ailoWst — U 2 Camara-2U (Kr. Whitte . iht) Majority for ratepayers list Members returned Massrs. Douglas, Edwards, Cols, Ossalls, WMroars, Cowdiroy. Auditor, Mr. Libbis. NO. 7, ow 0/WriON WL/CD. - - For Ratepayers' Aisociation (Mr. Dyke's list) 448 For tbe Merkel (Mr. Cheroinntrien Agawam ratites list) Majority for B y te, OO Members elected—Moms. MAIN Wells, Wakes, Nicholls, CI" Coop. Auditor, Kr. 11111 WINI. ro, 1 4 • eteeVe•esie•iaoev mmo. Foe tie itai;PiyinTiaim - lielcs(teliioa end Terier's For the Camas-1W (Speedy sad Thirelee's lit) API MaJorfty for riepayere' Hit 43 llasabets retstraed—llama. Woks, Tarr Roam &tad, Chaman. RAW, jaa. Auditar P V: Soddy. will be aim that corn& of 5,000 ratepartal pond. MB. GLADSTONE AND THE MINIETZT.—We had reason to expect, until within the Isle six hours, that we &mkt here hed the pleasure of ennistracing, in this week's antsber, en important swoosh& to Lord Derby's cabinet. The feet wee too important to be kept a eseret, nor was there any desire to comma it—that the rebind would gladly have received the earls. of tie mime easmaborfor the Ustivsseity of Ode d. Poreemang the Amble q— "-Yea et great efficient, to at otil duties mg piremissat obeli, in dein* there do been no sdraintobstios far s deals yews pest which would not bare *doe/ to pia the eseistese• et Mr. Gladstone. Nor is ther;„ we belive, say Gobi &faculty In the way of a junotka on the pert et Mr. OW./use with the preemie goverameat. Hines, eerie( the present week, that gentleman has sesionsly entertained the proposal. And If ft were pomlble for him to isolate himself, sad to have rapid solely to hie own views and belts." we believe that his asemalon to the cabinet of Loyd Derby vtadd net be deimpad another day. Bat there ere hw men who have weed twenty years In public life It About having heed frlerhidpe end coonezions which canaot be hft oat of view when air caussteaces like the meat hype to occur. Them cm• nations, we believe, farm the min ebsteole to that ecespheme of high office by Mr. Gladstone which has been loped for during several days past. We her that the hope is, at keit for the present, at an eel. Other arreagenseate TM there fore have to be made ; bet the teneleatlea of the 0061111111111 r cations with Mr. Gladstone balm only In Vase widdit the last hw boars, there bee not been Wm ibrlkeeemplellen of any other errsagonteat—Press. • Ma Press rears with nemesia alarm is a rumour that the Ivy gawks la Moly le be eamprombed In the Lords by the thosieesee al Earl Istma's ;lotion. It rekthes, however, to reties the esionisoe that the mem. mast le sot • party to web • thethatest. Traveller; Irito love part-eiegiag may lib) to know (rye deo 401sweestat) era a ibelivel me the Mega* mak, sambaing, it is mil, as may at 4,oooalspra, is to be bad at Zwick as dm least July. On Monday and Tandy elovan of tie" I Zin ger!" play &ma geatimen of ItasSami at bard.; sad with tbe A. B. 8... tie U. IL E. IL match time mat week, the 1858 meidwit emae my be mid to be !aka ima mate& LATEST INTELLIGENCE. AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA. A Berlin letter, in the German Journal of Frank fort, says :—" We learn from a good source that the cabinet of Vienna has recently despatched a note to Paris relative to the attitude of Sardinia. Austria desires France to exercise her influence at Turin, in order to moderate the pretensions of the Piedmonteee cabinet, and grounds this request on the fact that Piedmont seeks to represent herself as supported by France." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (71011 001 01,11 00111INTONDI11T.) PARIS, FainAy Events°. I have to report an indecent and savage demon stration on the part of the army in favour of tba military delinquents who figured in the recent atroci ous duel, which if it did not reach me from an un doubted source, I could not have believed possible. Yesterday, Lieutenants Itogi and Hyenne, who are quartered at Abbeville, appeared pursuant to sum mons before the Judge of Instruction at Versailles to be interrogated touching the circumstances of the encounter in which they were both seconds, and one —the latter—a principal. After the examination, they were invited to a splendid banquet by the officers in garrison at Versailles. The Colonel- Commandant met them as they came out of the judge's office, and escorted them to the mesa room. The band played during dinner. The two honoured guests sat on the right and left hand of the colonel. At dessert a toast was drunk "to the health of the conqueror and the future success of the cause." Only think that in the country of Moller. the " conqueror" thus toasted is an officer distinguished only by having broken all laws, whether religious, moral, or chivalrous, oat of his inordinate thirst for 1 the blood of a literary man who had written a harm- I less lampoon, not against himself, his Mends, or comrades, but merely against hie cloth. The thing transcends belief. Hitherto the French army has never emulated the swaggering demeanour which makes the Austrian and other officers of despotic governments detested in private society. I bear cheerful witness that according to my own rather extensive observation, the "inevitable sub-lieute nant," whether in a café or a drawing-room, has never been wont to make himself remarked otherwise than as the quietest and most inoffensive man in the company. The pre- sent violent transformation in the manners of the French army must be traceable to an impulsion from their superiors. I have not before mentioned a rumour which has reached me from various sources, that there are political reasons why a collision between civilians and the military would be welcome, because it would serve as an excuse to augment the power of the latter. I am now, however, when I see the unnatural attitude assumed simultaneously by different garrisons, inclined to believe thiit there mast be at least some substratum of truth in this report. The Pays, which hitherto, as it says, has main tained great reserve on the Cagliari question, now publishes an article from which, if it is to be sup posed semi-official, it results that England is bound to submit to any amount of contumely from the King of Naples, because a war in Italy would only revolt in increasing the power of Austria if Pied mont were defeated, or in encouraging the revolution if Piedmont were victorious. The article contains not a word implying a consciousness of the notorious bad faith of King Ferdinand, but rather manifests a sympathy with him. It ameindes : As we unconvinced that the Piedammteee govetameat vie completely foreign to the plot of Pleacems, N ommet em' how its honour can be mow Abets& by the eppleme ef Cagliari by the Neapolitan goverament time wee the iamb 1102 on the ooze/don of the oeptutt el the Carlo Abele bri the French moment. In any emu, it w , ald be balke r In our °plaices, to endeavour to soothe the eusceptltallMf whit% may have been excited both in Piedmont end Neniese than to add fuel to the flame. The existing elements of dis order mad of war are suflioiently numerous, without requir ing the creation of fresh chances of a conflagration ; and ft is pitiful ix the press to excite passions instead of recom mending • zeoderatka which would ensure to it the gratitude end edema el AD honourable minds. The Patrit, contradicting certain government journals of the departments, admits (and the qua- tion is indeed entirely devoid of doubt) that the recent &maims Consultsion, which enacted that candidates for the Corps Legislatif should take the oath of allegiance in order to become eligible, dose not apply to candidates for the Councils General and the Communal Councils. The Bourse has been spin extremely dull. The Rente,which scarcely varied 60. during the day, cloned. both for account and cash, at 69fr. 60c., with a fall in each case of se. Mobilier fell Bfr. 76c. Railways ate still greatly depressed; most of the lines fell from Mk. 600. to Mr. The inauguration of the railway from Besancon to Belfort, will take place on Sunday next. The Tribunal of Commerce of Nancy, acting against the generally received opinions on the sub ject of the usury laws, has just decided that a private bankers justified in Lending at a higher rate of interest than 6 per cent., when the Bank of France raises Its discount beyond that limit. (no: OM OWN MALTA, NAT XL On the 17th, her Majesty's skip Vulture arrived feces the west with the royal pilgrims', for whom she hod gem to Morocco. In all, they media of idity-two pommy three cd wk.= are eons of the Wien of Kamm and me lds Nonin-law. Thom are also Mew ladies, who wee M em* the prisms' mesa, end who are regarded by than se Molded mothers. One of the peaty speaks tolerable MqBM, and ls eemersent with navigation He appears to be at nt Inquiring mind, sad anxious to learn. The goatimm the pony endeavour to reeks themselves agreeable, mis with the °Mom, end play ohms, Ike. They drink nothing bat lanceade, have their own cooks, end kill their ova sainels ke boa. At sunrise and sunset they appear as deck to prayer. On the 18th the Vulture proceeded an to Akar dria. On the 17th her Majesty's ship Coquette proowdod to see It is supposed for Corfu. Her Majesty's ship Arid, it is n ported, will proceed there also as soon se she ii refitted, sod her Majesty's ship Vigilant is to rebus to Malts. Her Majesty's ship Swallow is to Miff, the Opptsy at Osaelasitleisids, sod to lease to • day er twe. The Bast Is tying is part, and the amiss we 4084 iejoytig thassistves ea ahem EGYTL—The nut in the line of wee ion to the Tioer sew tb Aimee. Paha le ao seeee,ie we of des late nether* Perim BLOCIt•Di CIT PORTO PLATA (ST. DOMINGO NT tray DallUmckuic—Poiro FLAIL, MAT 2.—Ara. Swills tem drily el et. Desep s emildlid o s ima sal Ihs oa seireWle= pm = w is h. Stipaimessiort gm lbws d Aar Illeness Ite M biesheilel• Sae NI dye tem Jews tar yards seseireg frow the AStlnea 10 days from Amnia% sad 00 dips Ism lierope ; li days deo wen Awed Ile wade Import is depart. 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