The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-09 00:00:00

woes of *lan whose eselana wee at ventilated by nil I or . anon Ada IN][ then* the been shorn have had than laterandea bear It was earn to agree to this was. Lot C. HAMILTON toadied i was town to Lewd ' le pia hire is the peones to which the nip as. him. Oa the ether ban, Lead r e ltd i NE head that the aside hies name coda , ast haw bon omitted nines anon • star spa Din Mr. DRUMMOND sad V i was Wee that the has wee said fro a vole of appeislisa of all Lad Conthes sale It non be sin Ihn le wee sonnet hie a veN2riW . the media vie eseden le the min of sin en =Advniag le the sharrehned egsdas=s4 Yr. Drummer! nand ,ay swan deatheines sons the Cann Iran and tetrad that the sable lad had Ina 1110 vletha et assoymns iadsr. Is Whim aeon IHNLET, la si ttai the vote, eh rat Led had ban la a 'Raman el than ma , be had wan nth post rosins nod =era average. Ciaint T HOMPHONnuandsosasalewheboihainthe easaderthis impurinsa el Las" awn Ms sus Lord Combo hal W his way all Ins wiesidof *oho width bed Min area as wend lave beta preveited. Lad ass the agoesser of these pin sad ebb sun tebe C III I M pre In male ladles boom is the Drily non Rase then •an nos had eta op, nth wham the aside hid fad had esaleaL W bad le nom* whim nainsz=stmelee. Ths saltehin ern frees the Mae er who terregla nem then Iran C la dna pen of Anoka that ant nate kr any Tamp wee with onthisra • aro lemiessiiim *ore field a. ow Infra amine eland be preaseel Game of West sr neat There was In the was le Chipm led Mg they ink. They voierwhoi the i 71 1 .1611 Win raw, i t wee the Mesas as othilloilea—the et Oslo of the Laths hi whielbere was • nave Inn of MAC) MN% shy Wee Meat Dalend meet heat tins nth ,nalse. The way mere tenth the lad edam amid he Wand le fraehe hie was by salasidari~ reiteloo—thrt veleta the thee awns of why hart borathe le Ids VIM he i inns mold they int Win any awe Why d thy the neelis of the said= ithimbets hod f ha As bed sold is the tworre, On wee a Meath of adlilery lath ad wry beam, sal war son to set the Infra re nano es, iirA ti V e. lAl laner. o diamm aollllthe 111 MS to ban the fi le eqesedons Ms win= el malt bathe et Wit W the peon vela (Heat, lesse.) Th e lt dr aD trand in the sonalmal vend he sithenra and the mina werahroldy alined. He thee.* an mar aids/ aremonsans It we thaw don to de ell air sent le mien the hens of the Lahr snoramat fry ants* Orb waling i h. (Yee, Mar.) Mr. DIBRARLI halleathrl On he wend ad nets his sernmet le • Minn, en aided On if the sonessat which had ben mode tin had be. made by the ash* teal bin vas., that by:p.a Wide vole they win ad* be had anented le ray ispeeisa of soprehaska whew= le the nand palsy of lon Caine& he shoold INS MVO ki11,11410161111. (Hen ben) Leal! •Lsowismx—l dwelt lan reale OM War ant led I It saraserry. hat I headed i wend be tarn ke (Raw, WO I anon the shape ta which sigh wee pewees' soMeleady showed that the thane vae laindsd le only sin* le Ss thseseres labia by Lod Cnalos la worst el the slaw egisathos, ad babas rimer te the pawn play nibs pearameat. lea one reedy le eine an dot I mol d Ihe boon S M epee to We vram, wM stlit be pethelly free le hins say seers, la ranee * Lard Condai_ • "wawa rat lb* 0, 41 thin et, en TM be 6110 way hien then. es le the eta eint of thus amble Lent la swparfas the Wan_ operthilwr which hen hire lewdest esmary by the eolloin a/ the sally. (Hue, hen) The roseadases wee tery Imw d the haw with draws, sad ths bet two steelsins was won le algal- 1 Os the third resenelea, Vs 7. /Mum mi. mar ehmennisas solidi of time onkel of the Dray during this mak en pen. whey don sa the di, sue/'ene eadernee width mined the tithe dine L The ether ressiellses vise then weed to. mnrurry. _ TS, mud of ift; niskift; Ifti;;;;;• .dun ft Lek Einelsak asi Nr Eery Lwl.t sow awl se IL mi ft, as haft Om ft Wag is • =is &M LET INDIA LOAN BILL. Bk. V. MTH amid the sonsed wain of Matal. wain Oftor k vas my bombs* tbst ft iftel pass •• sins as Hr b•••• ANA* Mow k ft be mei • card Ida asy emelt Abossiis ft aumlifte aim SIM L IFILLOUONNT said Os AO& boa pftbnis b• woad lag ft the tab ofthisisiodl asessft et dr Ors of him Amass Woo Ms smiliss vas Isis is dr TS" CHANCELLOR •1 EXIUIR Sr aims Is prim see la Sr IimN IEQ b of dr puller. aft The amil el ea 1M vas this Mask, rod a asend awl aid le b• aieL TEE MUM QUESTION. Lard ?ALUM:TOW Ora me awl embill eke. pw mat * arra Is awe hr 15.,. to law In a hill toseral dr law abaft to earplaw to worar. Pres Ins to Yrs drannerness wise whisk bed le the army s. 10 read; to the aspodrey of wiring radars, bra wad I Wok tho hers w 0 raw with ma In Orkin OW ma sear hes Isseady happred whir' dor war it ardent Ihr this bass sad primer shsaid swiss the pordsabr lowa der 1111•11011 law to WY wry Na. Maw A onsplary lee his. head to haw lama swirl en, eel peaty in Ws orway, he the wpm d 10•1011tleg as error Wm. net Sat irsey the led to wet armrest rose gram Prordwafriy, the partirdir emetwass awl al kid not Iske pia; asarthass. • poet desorr warred, and • easerion d *Aped= end agar bee Ira wad 0011 dr whale ward. Thos awed scarsquesee of the act hr how that, es the perdue ossesnri is that Whaler allsert hoer kr this awry, Wolin radar. Isprart of ear Iwo sad earqadniol wI dr spirit of oar ea odtadeadwe thought dare war an halftone la We reary to the wwwersies of aims of Ws aresisos oarsw and that It i Isr ter Naito those throw with whisk kw= arra art roserd Na • prided ser sash rest, hat OW ea the omen thy, the pas* d Insind 'NM direr to parr sod thwarallsrple of ebb kW. As erestatioa prords on the essibast gm* lid de pribeart mad serrawat el seas seratry Wad Isks sane saw *Owe it is tho power of ✓r simannot on ties sempides to mom Wow her this asarey. It is. 1 lAA, nesibee hi no Is ow the I b art ✓e Madan of kr balorty's pit to pops. to w illows any weaved that hid. (Orem) We are es orribis, as every ens eso rant h. this Iwo soy be wee In Wish ors who ansratis Molar weber ray with oh rah. hi mired kw di eardry; set ow law whisk wsm give tho sworemor wok • pews wend le se lable is row word se rkbas ea the greed prod* brad& ths sheres of Ike United ibmpler w ern to the pryis d sa raw who ray to emplisd how polar - ear errs to Na airs Wm sail who, se kng as dry cerket thwrivos promehiy, are =OW Is rarra—l 4th resew of that sea word hose bide to alamothet tug prearaireddirthsrbsghsfro It rode swoosh par ries, ea prikrust weed se dank he dierdbod to adept S. (dose, boar.) desk • marerms, thareire. is ant dre Ineren. (Yar, km) Dr M kiejsay's gerement brag Or or dime of a parlinlor whir IM 111101 NM. WWI, via, shat dry his. Namur semi reares, Is NW this addirpy be tee soweirha d wador was parthily smisselad In this ere thy. Aug were 61•011 10 SO cisesilw. Min d what was dr War of the law with repel la OW priors, edam. Is WIWI raw I War rest as Werra *Mk OW pram rarer Is ado orsidastion of tee law his rim up at W. It is WI by sway persons that pest WWI= hr her spored by doors satisna, and thr Ikon b =ppm' le be on the prt of Wawa governments an spirts timid at • ablehat esewpW• that lagind indiewn to sash r 011..,, WI test We hes awed, es porbay i 1 As Wrap of Wirer der asilthey Is whisk bre her willehoi to the iforrour, sal With ore missed to be elhadr, ant this o carearaes el this we Wald be pronled taking steps, whisk OS Salt ✓ani MGM ad Ali ohareotor sad Worst is We waft apse to le Wow I oaths, 1 cosnet erborwl tee argarnal es whisk wash as risottos Is tranthil. If to • ding right to Wilt that we *said emir shsratioa d wor law, reswe Art taw is Misers and is sayable d ewe......at, I is sr soma Art wo shad anti Ism drew that whisk In ow isghirsiss we disk dpht Ireamo sew raw, In • assert d pasts., or warp of lbug tow dew vim v• With wag. I 11111 plod tee my WI with sward I. the par ticular elbow of the walks, bodies la intieWn. le AEI Warr b.l. bra rho ea a resist sonsilso, I haw this a Nom Ise theist pion If tho reps d name are Ispromi aim spirit of ear rml law wesdred with the wow slew of or berries, re air 111-*thersol is ths sews taken ta Yarn with rim= is the writer le Writ we to,. ilia Wooden. hie only WSW • kw der thetl have bow Whew" of dr thst; hat 11 hr been atrsl rre that it is Os pordes tor Wirames hs rerard toy Wary brim Is dr lind of the wow most of sir en weds= of rile awars, and ski that postio• boo prowthd Ihr the bet 1111 y who wear of pride hirer bow rem* WOW yid or lad-aohother astpataistirs woe * he sawed or sires, wirer -pars!-d1 I. net her sarldered essitsr Wit WNW, Iberia* the Wrath ant, that erh way sepr he n era isrehrams. Wald wow ma Mier hind the prernart. now Is waft, • drelhos. i As, WA if adinws bribd brat webs' end *Mama wilt& impale may departure hem the asa pestles in Prates. Bat there ware in sae of the Meow in peaks pimps at which in this unsay cameo wee taken, and at which, if it Ina Oft Oath we , should stamina very narrowly what pease In • foreign meant', Games might justly be taw. Her Majesty's , govmuseset thought at to Infor m th e Freed go vernment of is tothrtnnale elect which them Mamma S. roamed he this memby—(has, beer)—emd I am le my est tills fried, Lost Cie :aides, be eshed a despetk has the 'Whew far Neap Albin in Fromos, la **hit is Mat* that Lord Cowley having wwl - to iba IPeisek goverment the bad immersion *We hod hew proinsed by that eircemstmee he hie coun ty, Cimed Welmesid hes directed the Pesch imbresilar been to ante that the patios relined to Pa long been tea- HWd in imam% bat that If, is a law slim= eat of away headrale, passe have be. printed to which objection be beta thee it lisgbnii, the apparels* of those pamages be erten nth b ham the Isedvertenos of these who had in amp the pablisltheg of lime adetemie—(" oh, oh," and chase)—end be hoe bean embeed to my, on the part of the limprcer at the French, that he regretted that molt a et emestasee sheath have occurred. (Loud china) As far, than, sa an objection to any revinon of the law is hustled cm them recent eddiesem, I think the objection ought to be re novel by the handmme manner in which they base ban distlahned. (" Hoar, leer," and cheers.) I now come to the herein= *doh I have to make. Oa ends* the Mate at I. kw, It wpm* that the law of Ingle* keen cangarecy to month mar simply se a mistiermenow, abject to the pasithmest dhgdeatteor a short arse; that is, puniabthie as the same heel and la the mole meanie sa any other kind al comptesy. In emetherprt at the United Magda* measly te Intim& we dad that the law is more spin • kw sammiteey to swim them is mak • capital Amos: It appeared Is my that whit ea the one head the law la Ingiend was too alight, and the punishment not *ego*. to the doimelag hen tams, as the other had the law to Inked, whisk we pawed at • former period, was more wow thee we assinsery hr he rupees ; and that would be ea improvemast lo mete the law of the United Kingdom mama, by esdrashog the penalty ta blind end boterkag It fa keeled. (Hess, hear.) What we pope% thwelim, is, that momplmoy to commit murder shall be de ' aimed to be • blew, pestbable by penal servitude weer& tag to the natal* at the eases and in the diereasn of the court which trim the eider, for any period ranging be. • period of sot he that live years to a pistol whisk shall be ter Oh. That le, that penal aervibthe ter ins ask be the mathmtun and eve yeas the aids. (Imeghtm) Or it may be punishable by impasse mat with bird labour, fn my period not etheithag three yam. The law will apply to canspkasies caning cm by per ' tem to Min cooky, whether DMA Wrest* or &signer% to NM* asemir is risq saw pessme, what, Seidel sob. , Jain or frigates, and whether raiding he this cooly or oat el b. The law win be inivereal, and will imply to all poems consphing, ad to all pumas with raged to wham the eanegaracy is formed. Of owes, ff is this emir, such • oumpirecy monde, a* the pee* ample* spinet tails a victim io it, the oomprelere will lis aseemets before the bet, sad amble to ser law. With rapt to emapthate agalmt meets est • thb Woke* we pope* that a winohney M assent murder alba be tend* la the sews weer as If it was • somplway to mailer la the toiled Ithplrm. The Mk *II he • shod mss. It provithi, Is the bee piss, "that it my puma than, within the United Liman of Orem , Mei mil bawl, or la the Maas of Jewry, Chatnety, Oath, Alionny, W Km, empire aptst any other Pere er pneets, bias *nth wr wins* the midi Untied LW dm or the mid ithwhone eel maw walk we Tithe* the &Rik* at he Methely, they shall be ray d blowy, and ma renvision Steed shell be *Die is pall earyitude hr Btey or hr No yea* er be Impoleamment with hard labour I. the. yin." Thar f /nude thsa " may press who *nth the United Lagar" et within the Skirls of limy, Ovarrsay, 84114 •Manay, art Ma, shall tale or midi fay puma withhe r Mae* the aid United Mogi= et the add khan, *her to mom& 111111rdor at ray pm* or perms dam within or wahine her Ma jeetre &- minks% thin be liable, on waviedas, to to peeelthe she,, nirtmel." Tina It is provided, that " ray persons dm egad with Many user the provide* of tisk set may to agprektaid, punkkelomietheretedealt with in ell raiment in esq meal et pioso k white they may be found, in the some mar se la my saw him charged or mounitted ▪ thaiersaty plea; and he prooltdiap odor this me hr arseller alleged to be annwiteml in way hedge essetry, Ms wad mare/ than be cashed to be • MOW of my pewee, whelhar • sagest d her Majesty or Est, h the arm mom* as I the puma as Med had bean neardwed he the United nig deft" (Her, arc.) Ths dith chine meaty repeals the Irish ash That Is ameba the 0111 which I have to popes. I sub the been to immese the punishment ter emespirecy to snider he Gee* Main sad to arialdek it is biked, ad he make ten MOM law an this realeloot hr the whole kingdom. I think that this TM be ma improvemant Is the law el Me esanery ; nod I the& at the ems time trek Is the to the obsnahr at this osantry, • grad aim twig bees ellempied the amingemeate ter which were pray made la this errantry, that as far aa we as p *the* dig Maumee to the yrindples at or onestitation, we einedd dhow or haling** roped le • Lee oesswinne, by • mid* of the pezdealer law which Mika to that pain ogler dines. It may pethapobe mid that at phew honer law be sot been hand inelbotad—thew, Ms)—isms as proosedinap have be. taken meth is. 11* ma any ma say, Os MOM at ear laws ban he hew from the easamde ass et tames that by Murtha( the malty sitehed to en eases pads set add to the detneriag weaves 'path the aims? ibis, sithough it is possible that the mime Is gawk= b moraely known la this amity, and our law as It and his set been applied, It ma lewdly be maid that wean it Wise to the seemity spinet the cdtace by add* le the pmishamet Thiel isinteekd Maar ban iteccearsimish Thermion, he did this might .be the scomisa ; bat it was not Abe eau= of Oil IS4 hdlg. requited. They, hut hffic farther for that, Theo don thaw ahn, not objoet to wade tbieugh siseglitor to • throes, sad* was only in the oemmon emmis d dente , that they should be her ded wet SLIMS= lb* WI& (Hods hat) He did ace tbik end ue to ma son their seighboure to beep owe their medal Richey. (Mrs. be our ca err ouchto this country ; ad ad grow Ws; simmdam might 000m1=e14 go out hem lashed, bet day hod first come into :Wdd. (Hear, beer.) They t h =e from theft governments which. sash essembe. ) mos were trossed Mammamshy and bushman yang of Mad ams would up oldie Istse- • mesa who might otherwise be • geed ea** would Seem ea memek. It ass • wry proof soli cgeration. (Chews sad laugher.) He **odd to the IS am that it mode an ellumilloa. Is the kw In erapilenot 'with ezimail ammi =m Them might bs Telesess is *Was he barred then to be but s oral note. These wee others who win briar est fat brier dere, and others again who sera le hem elsindened ell hese that sad Sys would ever meld. Whet would bacon thooe people if that 101 paseett Theklbellege of seouttywonld be disturbed. They would not be cached by this bill ; they were not people to maighe ; bat they wadi no lease receive hoepitality to WA mew in which Mseeatryeight to afford it to them. They wend say, if the were isms to oblige Franco to-day, whet might sat be dims to eihgo Amide to-mor row—(eheme)—eml Naples en the ildlowing Se (Cheers.) Once beim. Om wee se Insoolsg where it might then our =ing ir roidltit h. a rem "411.° bi . And let the hoer leek le at ems* hit bean would eel to other , When It Neighed p ,ve way whet mil we expect gars to dot Whet Strilemhemi t Whet thedbaat Why, the sad of ft wed &be Sit din wend be no estate in Europe apes whia a yelldid ads rad Ina ter. Aad, moreover, we dived lad heed ameelde to dr pukka of a mon gol thedd bays bum the met to led the march o d ris= ) r eeles la the dewsward roper et leery. (Load assn. Kr. 0112114 word leder rd en armament bad not brim anal to lit melba et the nide kid, but that it bad her sob by • dertelght amid le rube seek s in that L boss& le betel est is reed ru b e NI& net ba role undaeleed—bereteled nellen tam his very heart. HeSought lid Ss cab dew we sherd give to Count WNW wail he thet while we the spit lir hod been en l" 42sella et. l: hid net anesesdel. bee that it was hergh le Mit erlein et Either is red !IL its kwa hr yen yese et tat hlt =tired Sr le es ai le arserr . weald but art the repeNden of the noble ' hid et theledathe pvereassat ; b oppose it or • duty I they eyed to the awry, to the chummy of that home, Ind to the dairy lithe sews. eir J. WALSH mid Ore wee ma Arm dilated= be , teem the right et rem and the she et Oct whir he the etereetion at when e Melludes whisk dr hrs. ipsair ern who_ mob ler welled seerdy le lea Mr. • Lord ELCHO aerie , hit bigwig Is fort pride. I If theLatel at seek s sment as the pane, when the . paha Ilarre vet dbered to this erdest by dr to ifeniesen end by there there wield hp en mimed Irneteden that they t t li ht: lat h ed heady sad stir meerileh (How.) It was di r very Ikoten tellt h eb u y i tikt o Edd=land in hutch but thin ) was • palls In ngsa well, sad whim"' they wed they mea saying that they ought lo be dry eenfel hew thertedhal the mmetioa of the right of "whom P ((Be e bum) Re thenght the ask sereiblie eels ram would / have hew le pies • crabs be Obi Abel, that the be.. rimed aid drooled dr MOO 11111impiel an be omunittsd r aseird the perm of the Ilneweeer; tart whilst it WU po i pond le riderin Ada el miss ladeloh It wee also meld* to meg the kw if It we lowallasnt ; end that ismoludi de mom herd decimal that the law wan other that it ode giffiadiat, a commides eireld be appointed ) to hiquire Ye is wrier, as sewer am soon ea workable. food which I Ol Kr• ROEBUCK argued Oat the prepased alteration of the law would have neither prevented the arises in guarder, nor facilitated its dimovery. But, eappeehe the alteration to be required, was this the tight lie, afar the Em prat of the Preach had insulted the people of Eng trod, end by his matellitem threshold Ewe? How came the addresses into the Ilasiessir I By the order of the Emperor. He (Kr. Roebuck ocolinned) la aremenkle fee eve Tthing that. said, and I in upon him the responsibility of insulting my astute,. (Hair, hem.) That he, too—he of all men upon earth— should den to inealt Ragland—he who has par ish= el our hospitality, who has bees sheltered by our fodirbi power. What, altar all this, has he done ? Oh, be seta a bright example to England. There was a man who complied to kill England's greet hero, the late Duke of Wel lingtea—(heer, hear) ;—there was mother man, who was great but halm in his greatame—and as eased cf hie life was, I thia, No thoroughly inmemisteat with that pertness se his leaving a legacy to the rais who had ettempled to ameminate the Doke of Wellington. (Hear, hour.) The oily explanation of, the only moues fir, that bid was, that the great Nspoleon's mind was shaken to he foridadons. I de not believe that be would in his right since have papa. teed eo Isfameas an eat. But that ems, who hes nrarived the proteetios of England, who has come here after at tempting crime after &dos agent his motive land, that man when he had climbed to the height of power at which he has now arrived, what did he do bat pay to Wm intending m amba the wages of his intended dirty deed t (" No," from Kr. Bowyer.) Oh, I have heard the hon. end learned gen tleman died the King of Naples. (Great laughter.) This rem (Cantina) is now living la Paris, and it we publicly sod cateetetionely eamounced that the present lima pier at the Preach had paid him the leper which was left him by the greet Napalm kr attempting to eat off the Doke of WoUtegton. (Hear, hear.) Whoa them pesegyrke are thee profusely mattered in the Bone BOON of Com mas over the heed al Lads Napoleon I hips the home will recollect this bat. (Haw, hem.) But, sir, if it were moo eery that this elteratica should be ask to the law, I now mem to ask if this bp the right time f (Hew, ham) id now, sir, I will edema myself to the obis lord ; sad I will ash Ma hew it beat be Isla hie preeset position. (Lough- Ur.) He is the. beams the people of lobed believed hie to be the fang al despotism is Zoo. (" Her, lime," sad "Oh.") Yon that is the roes the Wale toed Is the.. I reeolhat my* ben the 'ebb had eam isle elle, that he aloe might etsedade • minis by—thet with • row of cyphers by hie aids he might be the prime minister. do popular was he with the people of Boland that I sold he might p Oa the streets sad iciest who he liked for milsegme ; sad In ardor to prove the truth of what I dated the sods lord has pretty well @Mod upon it. (Loud Woke gad Aso.) Bat each, sir, was the elmreeter el the noble isrd. The pups bolieval that he wee a thorough Hobe WOW, sad that the despots of Europe humbled before him. It woe thought that the digaity, the hoer, sad the eon were ode la his keeping; bat how hes the huts lord Walled the expeteellen of his eseedry f (Chem) Why, an Awe has tot so WOO* tree, hr uhlek the hark plies oho am ramemble, awl the limp rer of the hese taro rood end kratts the pops of Naglrai—eag men be set oily bola Aeon bat by his mesallee he throb= the. (Hair, bar.) The sable had tells as Osight Ihei he has got a despetrit which sege that the Sasso eatholy dieslakos the publlosties el those Otero. Lapel* Ilk, to brew the date of that despekit. (Hear, bow.) I shoeld like to knew if it hem act enived lace last Friday (Ham, bear.) I should like le knew if it has not arrived in canestpeenee of a metsin etatiment merle to the Ocitat de Pmeiguy's car ; sad if, in 64 the sable had has net told the imperar bet there is *Ai a Olio is the peeps et liagitml Ott he hoe holisd Aro sad that they re sist the lailipity Ala be has NM ups them f (Obeys.) We ma told that ea Laptev Is accuilood to native beim like thou to whisk I em rebning ; that he hen pee bee* sway emeslos tin the peon (a. bob.) I mew mild aspider spina the Frank soy addrselleg to hiat may lame they Red, but there is aoticiag mid about their publieldo them at thole Aram emease la the ifora tar. (Hoer, hem.) How came thole Ohre doe f They came there by the order of the French &sperm. (Hear, hear.) Why, la • country in which are am dens to my that his foal Is him own, do you IBM to tell ens that any ralalelist would dare to publish asything het what the Butpecor Mud f (Hair, hear.) De yea this that the Omit de Nero or the Coast de Parsigay would de mythic elhasive to the Bawer? Not a bit el it. They remise their ispinilloa from the Tallith. The peat pa es them esescase to Lomb Heroism; sad it b he, cesekkag through kb Webber, who has undid the pup • stiagisat. (Cheme.l No ate that oar laws may be Owed so as le pad& those who .at the imolai over. What does he meta by that t Does he mesa to say that the people of Upland mad anybody to samminete people 'o lden? Do we sot low that Mr. Tat told the tint Na palms bet thee was • eampireey spina hie life ; wad do you ilia that we an dilheent from oar anorators f Ood Mows that we are degenerming Pest—(laughter)—but I do not think we have yet sunk so low that we would aced say body to ememinale either an weep or • so-celled ally. (Heir, bear.) The people of England are • brave people. They pat down cms Napless, and they are not afraid of mother. (Chen.) We me told that Louis Napless b oar all Is ' the business of ma• ally to trams swam f Dna It show a Mese, huh to &ergo as ally with as abed as eel like uwa *AM* w• have km worolt k• I Milesky that Unbars. b aloe emeecemble hr Aso apes Nalttis. WM, I') I thie is ate of who Om li a ars at Commens welak skst ab kw, kit aw 4 I c• 6•4 MI pumas writ tart ktenwias the peel*• moo at Is disiolke of the court to the mid orrytkoh sepal I bow madottad la the ltal will bins a wboksamo odbot, it Moil *or wlto nor wish to mho tido wisfry • plan 'boo lbw ma beak red comorot whose or a di mmed obtrookr. tart at A orate *sty comet do so without akkadag thowooloto * the sibak7 a a Imre puniest. I sow um kr haw to kW la a MU kr two wpm of wawa* the low Maas Is cossikoos. Ktto qualm bored, Ma pot. Mr. lINGLAILII meovoille lb%whir misteest : " That k this w ho a rt a =l•l2 oft the Pm* seeks Its tbe hie Modem stempt ea the Mt of the Derrar, sad miens ma a pipe met* to °Misr say lielbob whisk USW be shows 6. Mt i our Midi low, ti maim. of Mel *WS MI * Mat the repoildes el seek aims deems I leis eini* MN esq *NW asMist le mullsess wild semil of NM WNW, he Ids lard& ed the 10* el Isom, mil foam lot mein is UM es, sad tie ammiestless Is the two o =- me* eales to the Mai e[ *et dierake." Kr. ItAD..D, Is isersibeg the Ilaillinilli. hi Masi elperes Is the mem% the OP woad be to rails two miteld per glair el sues, ad eabjest te e a sum pray. area se es Se emellkik* d the emir, Mit he bed Me medal km Mr. WWII& mil ihe olreelies ibi r a l l e rr immilL erpseel * M that It led Ms spieled by eisrM a s Itesprer el tho Noe& It woe s saw doeirlse he that ems %L es set at liberty to seep** asstlior i VY . Mien w ethos* lemMely ceseseig des Mars at that lily, tembudy elhelei the polemist saki impasies. It wtee saes* soy thst the revermest vas ma at NW% le es *stale mem sa vu a rig g ie regesay to beteg beim the r=seist ef Mise assfidi the seen* of Se net the esomlty el Se lib of Sri rum who dr utee of the Fmk pups bid bus res the them of that Melo* WMe es .** the mid set Mot my list he thseght that them life bed thy Meal ef the piss did ast est with that *Oahe de is Mtn of Atkin& rt iali b i ese vi rsheuV that Is am of courtesy 0. Looks*. IMO _f _et telt He mid Mid the Um ofthe ems 111 lii. He bed be. kid that that bdivideel bed bees Heed taps *Alai eats *his rum I set of tbi . .) Yet he bed mused to I moo the i d he bed hies Yid *et the body me* at Waterlorkitge wes *at of e Prime MM. who bed Ms Ms& * odd killed, WI at op Is this' well met bist , Nireme es..". the(l4"loprerii. l as tils =l:lo . WO 1 0 • 01 0 I me MIL , lie. w. I. FOX amid lksi Ile bra ad bead sondem vh• bid Jut sat &All lei kid dr low • %rind tile kortelty dkr Bask& jabo t ba s ths za Oil k tatala be maisiall br i day Oa ft name palm Oa dr natai eamka tint if dr Ark 1 yak k ata piuslatils sammirmal Weise ardlittsd atiamorse putispeensipa;_ardkatwent aiaakskesil la mlaitta. ea mita mu ark 11116 SUM ad d Width. Me whyb Ob. :ta s = band aka Oa pakatirs wet ta Pads; vim Ihuy marled *am bow dU sit !mak pia it ( base.) Tle imeadstapi—flir ant akaisa• it la jut amend alsb• be aka Se toradta this r aw kw hum ; but Is thought k mil asl be ••1101 re alma Ilea Is W` lim Um Mad et *a mantadai h : lOr rlabt ft tab Naelt. TIEN W beta el ll*, Few" tat ITF ila nne boa bus • somand Ow rift, ages slab. , „..,• -.J • •••••a • •/a EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVEN:LNG, FEBRUARY 9, UK, dory, There , when a aerie_ rrtilemeeh chair tet 'Am= r Tux nation comma in the tribute paid last night lay both Houses of Parliament to the heroism displayed by our countrymen in Hindoetan. Doubt less all who have been called upon to take part in that perilous strife have done so to the best of their judgment and ability. If a terrible emergency has found some unexpectedly called to discharge duties to which they were inadequate, this is their misfor tune rather than their fault. This being the case, it is allowable to thank everybody at present. without inquiring too narrowly who has deserved best. The object of thaw votes of thanks is to give utterance to the irrepressible desire of the nation to make our gallant countrymen feel assured that our eyes are rivetted on their deeds, that our hearts are with them; and thus at once to reward them for the past, and en courage them to fresh and prolonged efforts in the future. A time undoubtedly must come when His tory will weigh the actions of all in her balance, and allot to each individual his due modicum of praise or eenstu-e. Nay, before that day arrives, the ascaseity of the case will compel men to debate who has judged and acted wisely or otherwise, in order that effective measures may be adopted and inex pedient measures rejected. The votes of last night cannot hereafter be alleged as a final and irreversible verdict—even in so far as Parliament is concerned— on the conduct of any official in India, high or low, Parliament will always have it in its power, if neocasary, to reverse its decision on obtaining better ithrmatioo. Tax Insimairs introduced hat night by Lord Pauteearott, is a Bill for aggravating the pains and penalties el the Common Law. According to the Common Law, conspiracy to commit murder is simply punishable in England, as a misdemeanor, with fine and imprisonment ; in Ireland, by statute, it is punishable as a capital offence. The Common Law penalty Lord PALMERSTON considers to be too lenient, the Statutable Irish pe nalty too severe. He proposes, therefore, s middle course, and introduces a Bill for rendering a con spiracy within the limits of the United Kingdom to commit a murder beyond them punishable with penal servitude for terms varying from five years to life. Even had such a measure been proposed as one of a series of law reforms, we should have objected to it. We are not so enamoured of Irish penal legislation as to wish to see it introduced into Eng land even in a modified form. But it is impossible to regard the Bill just in troduced as simply a measure of law reform. It is not, as Mr. KINGLAKE rightly enough observed, a law reform introduced by the law officers of the Crown 'j it is a political concession proposed by the Pius Ifirusraa on the requisition of a foreign potentate. And that requisition has been urged with violence and menace, with the unmannered abuse of an insolent soldiery, with provocation to war, and hints at invasion. It is imposdble to overlook, it would be culpable and craven to ignore this. Lord PALYEISTON, in introducing his Bill, was at some pains to state that he had directed proper representa tions to be made to the Court of the Tuileries, and bad received in reply an apologetic despatch from Count WALEWNKI. With reference to this despatch, it may be remarked that even since its date the offence for which it apologises has been repeated in the columns of the Mositesr—in other words, has been sanctioned by the Imperial Government. The House of Commons, true to its traditional instincts as the immemorial defender of venerable rights and endangered liberties, is evidently in no temper to treat this matter as one of despatches and apologise—of offence taken on one side and repara tion proffered on the other. Let as try our own old common law before we an called upon to change it; above all, let us hesitate before we make this change at the bidding of one who once enjoyed, if he did not abuse, the very hospitality which it is now his real purpose to abridge. The cheers which greeted Lord PALYZELSTON, when he alluded to the anima. tive of patting in force the powers of our osmmon law, and the chilling silence in which he sat down after having stated the terms of his proposed law, were tolerably significant intimations of the real state of public feeling on this matter. We execrate the crime of assassination under all circumstances; ; we have the meet sincere regard for the alliance of the great and gallant people against whose ruler the late wretched attempt was directed ; but until we see far more clearly than is at present the case, that our own laws are inadequate, we decline to change them on the spur of a sudden emergency, in the presence of aroused passions, and under the pressers of impotent threats or importun►te dictation. It may be difficult to say in the abstract that penal servitude even for life is a punishment too severe for the guilt of the criminal who has conspired to procure the perpetration of a murder. It is plausibly urged, too, that by strictly confining murder, the conspiracy to commit which is made punishable by the proposed Bill, within the limits of the definition supplied by the rule* of our criminal law, many of the dangers are obviated that would arise from a more lax construction. It is contended that each a definition excludes the possibility of making men punishable for conspiring in this country to organise armed resistance against any de facto Government of a foreign State, or to commit any of those insurrectionary attempts which, in their prosecution, might involve the destruction of human life. But it may, on the other hand, be urged with equal plausibility, that, under the new law, any revolutionary movement may be oonstraed into an attempt upon the life of the Sovereign. The Hone of Commons, too, like the People it represents, is manifestly and justly re luctant, even with the strictest fences of technicality, to concede this new and untried power. Then is a natural sense of insecurity inseparably connected with the notion of passing a law at the dictation of despots, for the more effectual punishment of refugees. The rulers of Europe cast theme men loose on our shores, and then attempt to compel us to supply the defects in their own police by requiring us to amend what they an pleased to point out as defects in our laws ; and this they do under menaces of high-handed violence, the expres sion of which, after being paraded in the columns of a gazette, is supposed to be atoned for by the expla nations of an ambassador. It may be all very ad mirable, but—we don't admire it—we can't help sus pecting it, and we don't mean to give in to it. SEavICIa ST ing ALHAJOWS, LEICISIZI 114V•111.—Ths Roe. J. W. Rotherbed whine to • 0011111111 M • at .—" la raw note of this thorolog you emries prigs at al' omen= with the we d al the Palace. Toot vgl brae se t a ' als ay num be coosastiag to rear the eras run vas as anxiety to soh pante lags slowed be nignal sod nasal fainabos of this boom& lobs anon is bdiwwl to go I s ay t r• eronhiN ead the anengoban list is the saes fag adninnw boob A. Da TOMOS 611 as pect that the saingsa down wash! ha Wasi as is ring is the choral .robs dew Mora of is4wall t iol would and sot to aansawast, bat to worship. Wlma bad it ann. • os neriss bas the paiiptt, I tasswind gag 11 swig have Donbas bible to do with the abb. Now that gr oin its not barsoln, I ody regret that leY au" boo olw buss inizsit alb IV' It atria that tir IssarlAkt Omar *OM las so resrier Postat taimago d th• room golirist Is dna WNW Styr our at Ow ay Robe of dhan Tao raw mil Y bff the radrats at Larbri-srest owl re hekliseird be the yar 1114 " 1661111 11 allothff_to , thinsseh sod ill pranks II bk vas to In i d as was* pups Ibkii alt imp k hermirraL— Mom - • . ~.. e.~ Men node to kallithWiiiigaSTwel aed K the than, who havelserd wq still retain any partkis after_ holing, how must the sashed those who minted Phil n., Louis XIV., sad the hat Napoleon look down upon • Roses of Costume esqdoyed at the Magadan of a French monarch in altering our laws. (Cheese.) If we submit to sash an indignity, Dad knows how we shell be degraded. I my that foe thezot of Nagbad to sitar their laws in oonseqemnse eta threat Is a lutwiliation not only to in bat to menkind se • and Insane, I regard this MD es a kandliatka and a Ilsgredilisa, I oppose it on its drat intro duotion. nosy that as frannin, as the protectors of the =in Europe, we ought at once to throw it out with tit tiny jt___dessrves (Load cesurs.) Mr. WARM= was andiestood yam the adjourn ment of the WM. _Tries of " Divider sod " ILV") Lord PALIMUTON—I bspol that we have some to a Wolin ipaa this quoin toidibt • if there sg• . 0 a)! Wawa who wie ogoolb--001l se** is Y ISM ono Apes Idol* may soar lobo Is = le it A r Sri ow I &mil net ol‘sol So ret ill—al lials. Carr, kora Tho Adds was ossor~y adjourned till this day. 11111 RANK COMMITTEE. The folowbig nwintle7s - aTere'iondstriej an the above earn- Attlee :—The rossUs. d this -1,/, Mr. Dined', !Mr Jones Grabon, Mr. =:, 4 1111. rite Woad, Mr. Nom A. Hamilton, Mx. Mr. Ca ley, Sir Pis Baring, Mr. /IblLr. Card Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Wilson, Mr. A , Mr. Ileaksi, Mr. Hops Johnstone, Mr. Mr. M. eta Ned et Gifford, Mr. Fergus, Mr. 1 labs L. Mr. M. Totter Smith, and Mr. Glyn. ILAILHETS FAEBBLIMILANDi AND CLIMES u YAM (IRELANO) OF PETTY 818110N8 (IRELAND). Mr. H. HERBERT obtitasel lean to to to MIL re to the above Babied& COMMITTEE ON THE TRANSPORT OF TROOPS TO INDIA. Sir DE L. L. EVANS hieiWinomsl the appointment of this mai Sir J. P mi ALINGTONtooved that the oommittee amid be limited to alas la somber. The o - ioi6llrmi - sittieed without a division, sad the amain Inn soodnated on the committee De jam, Vimoortt Godorice, Lord Mosley, Mr Ida Yr Borsuoia, Btr Edward Colebrook', Mr Jaime Mr. Adder*, Par Clore wou r Mr. Mr. Byos, Kr. Kr. ° OrtZ, oat Mr. & pow. Pow to mod pesos% men, and neer& Vivo to be the quorum ACCIDENTS ON RAILWAYS. Mr. RENURFKaorZire - ial the s. lice:mitts* se I knows —Kr. Boat/ask, Mr. Lows. Mr. Crossley, Mr. Wll-1 llama Hodpon, Mr. Bkekbars, Lard Adolphus Teas Two =lr. Hama Mr. Treacle Scott, Mr. Kendall, Mr. Clive, end Mr. Jackson. Power to egad Ow punkas, sad records. Three to be the quorum. GAOLS AND HOUSES OF CORRECTION. Ili - BOWYER obtained leave to bring • bill to amend the 4th Geo. IV., o. 64, for ooneoildeting and amending the kw relating to pole and honer ci oorrection. The home adjoutnel at ton minutes after one &dock. the Oxpreflo. Amtliimatis b;;01•170 ; 17•11ii;i07.7i;elle nimbi Mat sat ba M th .OEM 10. IlsaverbArsel. by Tos east ma as dud rablissibi. NATKAairr. fts Orisnam TR RIVAL& AIL beiliftise: lam Lad Rs pasiseina. T a X lILAXPING TRII I VAT; fe. airlaplatal lAs Oribefal Fairy. Mum dolor. A. Wan& sad O. Liam WE laivi. TAW Wriglatiampag pi T. PRINOSISIL Tin Limn. • MID6UMMIS XIORTI DRILL—LS Is aiaispour WRITS OAT; fl ■ sr, hisse Airer ssmi Paha Oodessilics. MIL Ossussi• Hefts. rt :!ties D. ALL M Rus•—Osis at put II LYONITIL mw,LOMB' • NA.Z 611U1S—A HARD MOO. OWL lin. O. —AM LILLLL ZOO [H. limn. T. MatiasviN 4 1 • 1 41..1i. INA J.L. Toole. Bar Mold& Om; Wag. itit. Ma. O. DOM, MONO witslar. Mak& and law-Oussmose ai SIIRRIIY. TVs Forum. RIGHT LID WRONG er. &Was sod Timm Mem& lbsibert R Potter. & Wddlom; Xis IL Slam. —Jul KARL VIN QUINN MAR_ Mom Glow, Da* Read bum and load; ImeSt--0... eillalwat& WON WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. tall TUT lIIIIIIIii, 101 Ma. Mlirseco. lit la. Tioilinaov—Moralas. 11l O s .Altasasam. a. Om. LOND47, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. TO OUR READERS. A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will be published on SATURDAY NEXT, in order to allow of a full report of the important debate expected to take place on the introduction into the House of Commons of the government measure re lative to India, fixed for Friday evening. Taus is a passage in the second clause of Lard Psummurrum's Conspiracy Bill, which throws an inadnotive light on the insidious character of the =samara. The Bill purports to be merely a Bill to swam= the penalty attached to the crime of ...'Bracy to commit murder. Yet in the second obese it is declared that any person " who shall " pervade, instigate, or solicit any other person '" • • • to commit murder" shall be guilty of felony. This is to extend the range of offences hitherto classed under the designation " con "'piracy." " Conspiracy" means a series of acts in concert, perpetrated in order to bring about a certain end. There is in it a common understanding, a persevering effort to accomplish $ certain purpose, which is not neces sarily implied in the mere act of a single individual who seeks to "persuade, instigate, or solicit" another to commit s certain offence. Conspiracy necessarily implies deeper and more deliberate malice than • mere isolated act of persuasion, instigation, or solicitation; it is, therefore, more criminal, and requires to be subjected to a heavier penalty. The second clause of Lord Po.uantrroto's Bill tamales two offences under the same designation that have not been hitherto regarded as identical by the law of England. It assigns the same pinishmeet to a minor as to • major offence. There is another objection to the clause upon which we are commenting—the vagueness of the words " per suade, instigate, or solicit." Any hasty and incon siderate expression that occurs in an address to a public meeting, or in an article in a newspaper, may be interpreted to be an " instigation " to com mit murder, and will consequently be a felony under this bill if allowed to become law. The prosecutor cannot be called upon to prove complicity in other respects between the speaker or writer and the assassin. This clangs therefore may hereafter be wrested from its apparent pur pose and converted into an engine of attack upon free discussion in the press and at public meet ings. That this insidious extension of the penal law in regard to political offences is intentional, not accidental, we are warranted to infer from the whole history of the bill. That measure is presented es an instalment of Law Reform—it is in reality as sot of obsequious sycophancy to a foreign despot. It is brought forward by a Cabinet whisk is truckling not only to the Emperor of the Plum but also—untitterable degradation —to the Sing of Mania. Bad though the Bill be in itself, it is worse in its accessaries. It is the thin end of the wedge : if allowed to be introduced, the thick sad will be driven home. The pupil and colleague of CASTLXIIAOH and SIDNOTITH is ions , ing to Mad us back inssesibly to the legislative 1 principles of the Biz Ads. •••-• rbt Court. The Queen and the Prince Consort, accompanied by the Duke of Saxe Coburg, visited the South Kensington y morning. The la te r a leanor Stanley, the Hon. Horatio Stopford, Major-Gomel Bard , Colonel F. H. Seymour, and lismwer yrs la a ttendance._ The Priem Consort afterwards rode on horseback, with the Prince of Wales, attended by his Equerry in Waiting. The Qum and the Prince Consort, accompanied by the Duke d 8w Coburg, honoured the performance at the Adolph! Tbadre with their presence in the evening. The ma suite cemslisted of the Countess of Desert, the Hon. Honda etoptord, Lord de Tabley, Baron de Treskow, sad darairm _ The Primes of Wales Tea present last evening at the debates la the Howe of Lord& A deputation of Soottish Liosneed Victuallers, madding of Mr. William Gillies, chairman; Mr. Allen liMeert, tree sneer; Mr. W. Leitch, law amt; sad Mr. H. Prlng* had an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday, at the Home. office. The deputation wee introduoed by Sir Edward Cole brook., Bart. A deputation from the Grand Junction Lanai Company, consienng of Mr. George Anderson, chairman; the Hon. P. Pleydell Bonverie, M.P., Mr. J. Chardon Rebow, Y.P., Yr. Greene, end Mr. Charles R (secretary), had an inter view with Lord Stanley of irlty, sad the Right Hon. Robert Lowe, at the Board of Trade, yesterday. Lord Wrotteeley had an interview with Lord Stanley of Alderley yesterday. The Judl Committee of the Privy Council eat yesterday. An appal 4® Braga, " Seceder Leonean .. Gadadhur Purshad" and " Gudadhor Plashed v. Seceder Romaine," yea part heard. Damatehea were oat yeeter d ay from the Colonial-office to the Governor of the Fatlaed Wanda. THB IBINOB AND PBDITOBBB PRBDICRICK WILLIAM OP P. 11081.4. The state entry into Berlin of the Prince and Princes Frederick William of Preemie took piece yeaterday (Monday) morning. The people gave their royal highnesses a most enthusiastic recerition, and the passed= was large beyond precedent, =aborts( fully 20,000 ponces. The princes looked remarkably well. The weather was excel lent, and the decoratioes were most tasteful. The illumine does at night were general and brilliant. The Grmaa papers narrate numerous incidents which dlitineroished their royal highnesses' journey. An ingenious compliment was paid to the royal pair at flans-Bochum, where kw large bells of cast steel, brought from a distance of four miles, were hung around the trinm. phal arch, and rang a joyful peal while the royal train was slowly passing. Below the arch was as inscription, in which allusion was made to the fact that bells of out steel were unknown to England, and that therefore the English princess was on this occasion welcomed by sounds quite novel to her ear. At Minden the royal pair found, baddes the civil and military authorities, various deputations from Minden, Lub beck, and Bedard, who presented them with a poem written in the dialect of the peasante of those parts, end with emend presents, indoding a large national oaks, • Westphalian ham of a:Unordinary sine, a piece of fine Westphalian and the saddle and bridle of a beautiful white horse named fienner, which was In ahw days to be sent to Berlin as part of the gifts. Amongst the morrow Assents is a large candlestick in silver, offered by the let Itegintent of the Guard ; the trunk of a tree resins the light, three muskets lean against it, and the bottom is formed of soldiers lying in bivouac; whilst an extinguisher is attached to it, consisting of a Prussian Mind. The greed hedval performance, originally Axed to take place at the Potsdam theatre in presence of the entire court, on &today bet, was, it appears, to be given on Saturday in stead, out of regard to the sentiments of the British nation respeoting the observance of the Sabbath. Prince Frederick William hhnnif selected the piece, namely: Veer Huard Jahree (A. Hundred Years Ago), which is rich in Prussian military tembiscatoes, and brought the heroes of Frederick the Oreat's time, "in their habits m they lived," before the eyes of the youthful bride. All sorb of splendid flies are to snowed each other rapidly at Potsdam, up to the 19th of this month. The grandest of all will be the " re ceptica file," the day for which ie not yet definitely Lud o but which will immediately precede the departure of the newly-male pair for Weimer, whither they have decided to go in the 000110 of the benne month, to pay a two-day's visit to the evert, sad bdoee all, to his royal bighnem's grandmother, the doweger-printem. Amoapt ;he met rramaitable of the numerous " feettes/ perltesseaces " at Berlin, is the representation of Meyer besis /a Itordists" at the Royal Opera House, with Hada= Visalia la the character of Mai. The celebrated composer is chief made director to the Prusdan court, and, of soars*, his works an produced under his own immediate superiatradimos. Thu' morning the marriage of the Han. Gerald Henry Ponsenby, brother of the Berl of Basebrevorrh, and losty Nark Zama Katherine Coventry, drier of the Earl af Coventry, wee celebrated et Bt. George's Church, Hano ver-square, in presence of s brilliant uncle. The Duchess of Marlborough has arrived at Claridge's Hotel from Blethehn Palace. The Marehimises of Waterford has left Claridge's Betel for Paris, es roar for Nice. where her ladyship per pores a rsidemos of a couple of months for the heath of boir health. me Countess of Gainsborough sad Lady Vio la& Neel best hit Chsposisie Hotel, Ceveodish-equarejes Pet4s. The Hen. Roden Noel has left the smote @stabile& mint for Conk Wis. Lord and Lady Berner have left Chapman's Hotel for their seat, Keythorps Hell, seer Leicester. Bir Charles Ruahout Rushout and the Hon. Lady Radiant, bass Roshout, and Hiss Pamela Itashoat, have mitred at Fenton's Hotel, from Beizincete, to be preset at the merriege at Sir Charles Reboot's niece, the Indy Marie Coventry, with the Haa. General Pcaoraby, whisk Won plats this day. The Earl at Coventry has sIN arrived from Rome, to be prevent et his sister's wedding. The Mines Mahout ere bridesmaids to their cousin. Coked Shepherd, Major Nicholson, and Captain ' and MN. Dt'Andrewe sad Easily, have arrived at the Brew wiek Hotel, et. Jana % ham India. The Persian Ambsandor, Ferukh Khan, had u =Waft et the King ot Be:dials ea the Sid Baron Ernest Stockmar has forwarded to the arm el Windsor the MUD of 1001. is the purpose of berg distributed privately by him among the seceritous poor of thereyalboregh es • token of the beep sympathy her Royal Higher, the Prams Prided& Willies at Pravda bed ever hit bar therms abet COW neighbours, and to remer berme d the kind and reepacthal wanner with which she bad always bre treated by then. The late Prinoe de la Moskows appointed by his will M. Baudouin de Mortema rt , chef d'eacedron in the Netiosel Gard, his teatimedary curator. His daughter mid Nis heiress, the Counter de Pardemy, vile ol the Franck eaelmeeseeke at Loathe, reratly reprad to sell his fundture, library, sad the molted al the opera Diesestee of whisk he was dr eampuer, bat K. de Mortemart pat la en opposition to bar drag so. Oa Saturday, the Coast sad Candor de Perm applied to the President of the Civil Tribune' at Paris, sitting in climb" to order that the els should eke piece In spite of the opposition, M. de More newt not barber, they arieedeed, any right whatever to provost Si. The Prettleet, ober haring that geatiara, granted the apptkadoe. "The genera subject of conversation in the mis ters* ear here," rya a letter from Sonia, "is the re. solution Geese is by • hdy bekeging, both by birth sad ednerha to that der, to swear on the step. She Is the Dodos Merweidt, her media name being Blatoark &rasher" sod a seer ' , drive to the Prussian reprwea• trim at the Dist of Franktert. She made her debit • has days mime at Weimar, is Ireasseeista." The director-general of the royal theatres at Emu lia the jar rale to • deaden that the belle deems shell ler the furls weer Meows sad heathen their dreier hur retro . The following are the redactions of the Wes of Mame hely atheist :—At New York from 16 per ant to 7; Hamburg, 12 to 2; Paria, 10 to 4i ; London, 10 to if; Tarr, 10 to 0 ; Berlin, 7} to 4; Pnurfort, 6} to 6 ; Ameter km. 7to ; and at Berrie from 61 to 4. At the last quarterly meeting of the Canterbury Tows Creed, the Mayor ernimd whether the card ware divas& Is lob a eassettaistarl *dikes to dr Bomar et the Preach an his resent jaw* has 00 ". 181 " dee, " Seewei merbere," says the Ifeelled Ows, "m -as mama their mike that the tom lac* adelig b7 lll . Wail %Nevem@ towaide Magian& BS askant dbrd t siree ______Sc the perentalise el emit an addiela The setter thillalsts tapped." I s