The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-10 00:00:00

0 2 kat, emilwm, mai wee bong le like a eielo lbw se Asir awl set settee le assilor the I mime shish the Awed te dm as the beet , Sow lowles ea slew wee la he arm by los been M the lemesie et the Peso& Prkensel. amid le in. weed slit ell the vet* sbiel the mil ow* told takers Sditeeestea teem sive Se 1t ; sod be dm' news he Anil toe he the bet soft et the MU mow beim thisk awl barite he - he piped to give is globs os tin make of the trove sheet it mese to a mesa rtaiiktg. Lad PALNIIIISTON said b elikeksas, obeerviett thel the arses mkt urea tee it Wee ma et of ewe law Pe rs=l lll M ve• aka - bitalryr si rteat the novemeoe of • sine obeli Way in jurious ft loismes cd Sib aseity, es eel at le he beam. Be tortailed ski I harrase U el set NNW to may melba the Este ei oft aka he to delay this iteeene, awl bad te mob the That then aisle la the eesaby ad the hems say bouts the shembehle atm le MIMS wires, to Ib ispeiesse d ihe alisteebeeteesa the greasratate aki the SAM Bralmil I • d et Pmts. ISe leas dam e. h ook bis 914sig have brims I Os ilk rad by Mt%k est netyleer threisaii Ms aim the wail • areibet proof list se de bei the newt ilsbetelea et am bass mime et b WWI tin bpi that art thieve we wake to le b paw eseeteleady WML e• principles et err seselleelles, to brow the dace* et esseeekee the slur ta Em bed, amid of addag, et bral. meat *ma hastier to the Inforst tbo Films ool mete Mita that • cobs, oldie sort eboald be la sad !WOW at the wooed= a ken thee ghost which ably le be the &die et the Areas% the lasearsble, sal itspeleikk• (Chula) XL COI L = o e eretamat tithe kids LEA P Abe bee stahat aim% the Imes IFINali IMO is a le= the_ Feelleslatery pro Bea the bay le glom to basks, the bE. Be - elettbly &saki sleek et say author tokeenneat Hie bat. kind weld bast aegis epteraisittie bonsai. at aberielag the yoreste, emit lowed that se Melia would be lobs Saw OD the yiaL.olese opurtba do eneeminnt. Mr. SITU) MO Mho* le sheeld vole egebet the Ant realist ot the 11 vie sit boa say isilheorme towards ouraillase Mit et the stbeepte width had the b beta mete Nebel the Lyme?, Bilt Ind be wet Pao. =lllltoy nob bansetsba aba pat aMr of I whe objected to the atesera Lord J. IMMILL rid it weebilebtallty the mart( the saiselotest end the sodas he ofilessowsi wen both withdraws sad the hoses divided es lie porn tar love to bring la • lOU. Kr. JUNI:MAXI NM amp aillset el Me emeatmest to rice the here le withheld leakheles teaßl mile iota lambsibs to the swiss lhesedes Anil he peeked. The meet rsiaW lissemst - led be.. toe la the seam of dot lights ilboaseles. our therefont emblestly skit the views whisk led Ward him es propose the easiest he would sow wet best to withdraw it. " The iiiminiiiitio elthhave, end the was Or the e=bribe sin ban windmill, the \ woe &Tided. ~., . .._ or:. . IS ibiagisi hi Mew el the bai.... —SOO LADY HAVNLOCIC AND SIR HINNY EAVILOCN ANNUITY BILL Oa tho order of the day Or the noced road* at this bill, 810 W. CODRINGTON rid then win an t two n ein* which b erielead to rah% fa ardor to mean a awls& anent of pan whisk bod ban hit by aeon Alen at • very cart reginati—lho INe—whlali was la Bit Mary Haniciales apenalan At Ito bilk of Calmar% when was an of the moat rink &nen eallint, thd=tant was anweely mho ara, sad in the= Wan the Haag Ilanioch words WWI ihowsi • mot at paw antael ta the onntaseng dike of that nahaest. bas. and _plod i nenl Asa nod the itagash, which en Si orb ads that Gana! kaiak =as Nth realmat w rho sad advane, dad that Hanlon get ea ft hona gni nib to the wombat' dr ona, that Ms* 'deft was but Oat Ikataissi Hanka asellard teied awn Raid thit orginnti, rad** therm dlealtur shot dB We Mei a elan Mena* tad that m Sea d, glo thud tine inn the peand roina-aliet war man Int that the alba* Ina lint thinning la int wan on et Is dmeltd. but Putbui us *Mt Oa ran awn the penal atoned with din "1111. = jar d =y, bat 11111 11 .1 i ask bare has. the alislant Wiens at Or I. ameba la she my twee he I =l wao int nal a eanai — iiiiirrcielais. Sr CIANCILLOR of the =CHEW= wool EM •it oamlets• be smoked to lapin tab e. deb Ell• bikes to op beak& Agreed 10. _ _ HARBOURS OF RRFUOL Mr. WILSON isevid lir assize* the said sumiliss. as &Bowe —Mr. Wilma, Mr. Lew. Mr. Brit, Led New. Lord Adolphus Vein Treapok Mr. Mr. LMiall. biz Frederick Ankh, Mr. Philips, Mr. Mr. Arreestes eseitAllir Robert Feensea, Mr. lake Ovirry, Mr. T est. Mr. DA Mr. Fergus, Mr. De in, Mr. Clay, Mr Agreed . Joseph *wart, sad Mr. Magastasy. ts. BANE ACTS COITTIR. Tbs CHANCELLOR of las lI XII CHRPURR moved that Mr. 11•11 sad Mr. Tile be addad to this saasentoe. April PROCRIDINGB COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. The CHANCILLOR of the RICHRQIIIIL moved tlis bliewbe ressiashas " Tim whoa a motion is walk Y somilks oln/laYs W sob sr Moss say Ism if • visSs. • queslosi shell Is piss. pm/ Ism So nisi br asibsls. sr rabssisi sue Om =b ; est&pod sad 1111111AISIB Is yob sash quellsa may, sE " Tbs• ebss wad maim in sdbssd lbsy sisil be bliss to Hs air to srlisb dti bars b Vida lkly side sprier Is " TIN* a • beg ben posigessi Ism So disk wq Bak as ill be Ea* or Mos spa Issy pissailms Ism TINS Aso It los lam pransol is emit yr Moss lbws le sus% dr igurtlis le allemsdk pat spa the an ginal swim, is spa slim Mused souk rubs are my bib sosmiloseL" Ake a dm moieties. Iron wood le. TM bass i at 20 contotot to 2 o'clock. MD= INOONZ AND WENDITVIN Thin monism wee domed, in the form of a return Ile pwings*, an went gt Is run public income el the Unit Fiphgra et 0.4 Nina and Indand, is the war ended ihe Ilgt day Dersuber, lin, irides amodionner pormens within the man yortedderinbag isoltonar Bons Wed, bat carlueles et the ono pond to the re downs et tended cw ynyfreg d nedended debt, odd the deow mel repayments ler lead writs, ds The anon le se knew, :-laggess: 22,464,363. 9s. 43. eniales, 17,472,6004 ; gleasp, 7,3110,3231. 10e. 6d. ; Inge pndd eind .rimed). 3„106,0201. Is. 94. ; property lea, 111,137,99114 pen. 10d.; PM-gin 1,992,0001. ; crown In 4 273,6644 Is. 14. lensigning : Produce of the sale et 499 worn end ether tanu ranlyta, 1,122,0044 7s. 9d.; mew reesived Qom the Fast India Conway, 60,0004; mini* MS receipts, including interest and other mown 407,1111. ' Ns. 111. ; smaleheed dividends received, 87,1361. 4 711.; *pi% 1,677,0934 13a. 6d.; total, 70,390,3434 7a. 1.01. agnsillen : Sanest sad ineasseusent of the penmen debt. 73,01,9071. 3a. Ild. ; unclaimed dividends paid, SAO& Ile. id. ; tertninatde annuities, 3,979,1334 13e. 6d.; lanai d Insinquer Bonn, 1861 and 1833, 210,0001. ; twist Isgam4lbar Bills, stiPP l 7, 778,8101. 6e. 84.; New 28,1118,81131. 16.. bd. Charges en Consolidated red Civil iht, 401,4781. 16..; smintim and pengling, 337,8284 Ns. 4d.; nine red allowasoes. MAY. 19.. 3d. ; *hewn mins end panda., 166,5491. 10e. 614 wads et loan russi. 16s. 3d. ' wen shone es the eensehilded Fend, 177,8174 104. 214 ornmenenen sno Lin et Dann ter abolition et the 130663 Den 1 , 119 , 3001 .; *Pan 2.983,0101• de. lop - ply berms s: Any, 18,616,1661. 14 x, dd.; navy, 10,3110,110014 Pans ospohtios, 900,00014 enema of lam war with China, 1110,0030., sereime, 6,906,41111. 10a. 344 Wens dm., of moon departments, 4.342171, lbs. IL; together, auskint. 17a. 5d., redemption ef Inennar Bans, 2,009,110014 total, 70,334,2461. 19e. dfl.; showing en mesa of bone nonn espeo ting dunre in the yen and Desember 31, ame to N IL N. Anibal le the we nn 1•7 to as , amm AV. o et the Wes al die puns . now mordning be the lbsolitqwe en set 31d el Dann. ,1136 • the snort now Weld the sin day ens le the WNW es manded debt la the yen by mad the ald at al Demember, 1167; the mawy applied wow& the sehmosa se the bawl et rein off unfunded debt, ea- Ilene imeemear Ilona volsemed ; the odd mel alleanem eel onemenis en d heel wor ms .. ma hiltreose ewe therein sad the beinten Ice the Itaakairam en the Wm*, et Desenter„ 1867. Bannon Is the Iseng ftft ea the ald Demember i.a_ NW, is England were, 6,963,1611. 10a. od N 6,6461. 6.. Bd. The Eiderwor Dila herd teem portint tof 21.182,7004, pit Act 10 Viet. e , end wed% Meek 1867, 6,537.6004; /."/ P iss 214411 •Ze eit la Fin o. 17, dated In Jun, 1667, 14, f or 1 00 ,,a vedgenwiss err e ot sdname 1,646,9641. 10a. Id. • low noweedingen werba.t imals‘ onarr . ,sham ads It Pirligalak l artabig. 17a. ad. • n ' ormeof income over experiditare in the NW aided '3lse .0., 1 . - worn. 16. INK *Askew 17 a To the dt len to be smiled to lb. at the , t 10 Geo. 1 v 4. 17, 77.*87,a74 4 asd_brome . ro , , 21,1871. ba. sa 4 ft m a d, • dmermot Bah. • mi.. dewy 4.; to the Peyinsemer-Oesseal, • Lees to pay thrty: r. In le Insioner gi J. Is. 3L-in Melon, 9011,1111111. 114.; 17.. di mit 1367, 16.611/ of the Nttltai ci urea martins an P . 5746 ,8 1 .1 .6001 of _fp era liteen 3400.14 Whom la SAO OM I 11.413 . 36 1 4 , 011 4 178. tribe expreoo. Miimum& aZioliTat . fliir - ii;als 2,„0, pip,. Mall 10 g 1 gip CO" IS . il 0 010 to * TVS 114:** MI *9 dir fli plibikaila. ATILLUNt. W Forum. 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A DOUBLB 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 meaanre re lative to India, fixed for Friday evening. TER Bill of Lord PALMERSTON, leave for the in- troduction of which into the House of Common. was obtained last night, is not simply, ILI its title purports, and as the notice paper announced, a Bill to amend the laws relating to conspiracy to commit murder; it is something more; and this something more is of an importance which it is difficult to ex aggerate. The first clause having disposed of the ease of conspiracy to commit murder, the second provides for the case of any person who, either within the United Kingdom or in the Channel Islands, "shall persuade, instigatsi, or solicit" any other person to commit murder, either within or without her Kt.resrv's dominions. This offence is declared to be a felony, punishable like the con spiracy provided for in the first clause with penal servitude from five years to life. Now, there are two points worthy of notice here : the first is the deeming vagueness of the definition of the crime and the next, that by constituting this vague crime a felony instead of a misdemeanour, power is given to the police toseize, isitAsnit warrant, any person who, according to their interpretation of the law, is guilty of " persuading, instigating, or soliciting " to commit what may involve murder on the other side the Chan nel. Consider the consequences of such an enactment as this. Where is the line to be drawn ? Does it not carry um back at once into a system of political espionage, unknown, thank GOD, for many a hag year in this country—a system under which words and writings were overt acts, rendering the speaker and the writer arbitrarily responsible to the judgment of the police authorities. From the obscurest victim of foreign oppression, flung penal less and destitute on these hospitable shores by the inexorable polies of the very Potentate who now edsmours against the asylum which by his own acts Its has crowded with the envenomed foes of his rule, aid the implacable execrators of his tyranny ; from the meet squalid knot of hopeless and shelterless dievaliap who jest sustain life and hatred on the bitter broad of exile among the smoky garrets of Chetiwelreet or the polluted cellars of Bt. hem them outcasts to the refined and wealthy family allele of Claremont, who in the whole range of the proscribed and the banished will be safe if this law were to pale ! Strong language in the pit of the Opera, on the pavement of Piccadilly, by the grave side of one who has passed beyond the reach of tyrants, beqaeathing to his fellow-sufferers a legacy of resistance and revenge—the emphatic protest, the vehement ejaculation, the burning utterances of sorrow and indignation and despair—ell will be the material for espionage, the subject of charge, the occasion of seizure, of commit ment, of incarceration. It is not only the positive act" of high-handed violence to which such an enactment might give rise that would form a legitimate subject of regret : the mere knowledge that such a power existed would taint and poison the whole social atmosphere. We should no longer breathe the liberal air of our ancient free dom. England would no longer be the land where " come what may, a man may speak the thing he " would." And for what should we be making all this sacrifice ? Aa Lord boas Rosa= pointed out with great force and clearness, this Bill, while justly offensive to the people of England as a surrender of some of their most valued privileges, would fall in finitely short of satisfying the Emperor of the FRENCH. The difficulty of proving a conviction under the changed law would cause as much annoyance in France as the change of the law would create dis satisfaction here. As to the deterrent force of the increased punishment, that would supply no addi tional safeguard in the case of men whom the com bined influences of fanaticism and despair had exalted above the fear of consequences. There probably never has been a debate in which the force of argument and eloquenoe has been en entirely on one side as that which last night fully sustained the reputation of Parliament. Even those who, like Mr. DISLAELI, announced their Intention of voting for the introduction of the Bill, carefully guarded themselves, in meat instances, from anything like a warm approval of the measure. The result of the division will be deeply disappointing to those who, while yielding to nous in their abhorrence of 111111.11. nation, yet shrink from the notion of introducing so important a change in our laws at the dictation of a foreign ruler who has himself been screened by their protection. It remains to be seen whether the House of Lords will lend themselves with equal facility to a measure originated under influenoee so ques tionable. 'Ns nominalism of General Eansassz, one of the aidee-de-osmp of the Emperor of the FILIZICH, to be Minister of the Interior, in thipplase of M. BlLLauvr, eau mean nothing else than that the RIIPII3OII Intends to be his own Home Minister, at least for a THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDKY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1858. certain time. His MAJESTY has long acted as him own Foreign Minister, and he is perfectly au fait at the duties of that office. It is not surpriaiig that he shoeld wish to make himself master of the naebinery, the details, and the routine of ivhat in France is ementi4lly the Government. Nor is the a new thought, born of the late conswiracy and explosion. Intentions of the kind were manifested by the En razes in his arrangement of the new Louvre. Whilst the Office of Foreign Affairs has been removed to the other side of the river, the Home Office is about to be transferred from thence, and installed in one of the new wings of the palace. Here all the telegraphic wires from every part of the country, and of course of Europe, concentrate. From here extend subterraneous communications with the barracks in different parts of the city. And here, too, a large barrack for, we believe, two regiments of the guard has also been established. No doubt the dim:anal of M. BILLAIILT, and the sasumption of the Hoes Department by the EMPZROR himself, is in toms degree brought about by the determination of NAPOLEON to turn the fall light of his own penetrating mind upon the plots and conspiracies that menace his throne. But this is not the mole cause or aim of the change that has taken place. The desire is to give activity and fore* to the engine of govern ment, so as to constitute Imperialism, and make it with the industrious classes that political religion which Mteotion flatters himself it is with the Army. The difficulty will be to find a hand able to direct such a ministry. The EXPZEOZ himself is able, but some what too devoted to pleasure for permanent occupa tion in the one pursuit. Even foreign affairs were ne , sleeted by him for weeks together, and were often allowed to lapse and err into directions the contrary of those at first marked out by the Imperial hand. This would not do in the domestic administration of the country. Hitherto it has been the maxim of the EMPEROR not to employ and not to trust men of first-rate abilities. He has worked always with inferior men for instruments. And his own personal ability has made up the deficiency. Proof has just been afforded, that even the management of the police required something more than second-rate ability ; and if the EMPEROR establishes the Home I Ministry on a new and more complete scale, the holder of that Ministry being entrusted with the delicate task of directing the mind and winning the attachment of a people, the EMPEROR will be obliged to raise his view above the clam of Beide and ser vitors. And he may rely upon it, that he will not acquire the services of men of talent, unless he allows them that degree of independence without which genius itself is benumbed as well as disgraced. I''+++' Ebe €our' Tb. Queen held a Court yestlidly afberfteee ' Enekingham Pathos, for the reeeptioa on the Weft of Addremes of Congratulation on the littptiala al the Primer Emil with the Prints Frederick William of Prussia. The Queen was oanductod to her throne by the Marquis of Breadslean% ILT., Lad Chamberlain, end the Earl of St. Gorman% Lied !leeward at the Hhold. The Prince Cowart sad the Priam of Wales stoo on her Majesty's left head. The deem from the University et Oxford was first re ceived. The depulatiou caudated calm Eight Hon. the Earl of Derby, Clasamilar; Rev. Dr. Williams, Niee-Chaeoellor ; Rev. Dr. ?tempts% Mader d University Col; Rev. Dr. 1 Lightfoot, Rector of Exeter College; and other eminent members of the University. The deputation was accompanied by the Earl De La Warr, the Right J. J. W. Risley, Sir Howard Douglas, Sir William Frees% Bart. M.P. M.A., Christ Church ; and a numerous body of members. The Earl of Derby, wearing his gold robe and followed by th e deputation and mambo% advanood, and read the address of congratulation from the University of Oxford. The Queen returned a most 'redone answer. The Rev. Dr. Williams, Vicia-Chanoellor, and the Rev. Edward Tunisia, Senior Proctor, had the honour at ldadng hands, and the deputation withdrew. The University of Cambridge having been watered into the =wore met by the Prince Comet wearing hie robe ea or of the University. The deputation from Cambridge University oonidated of Dr. Philippa; Vios-Chanoollor ; Mr. C. J. Selwyn, Commis mry Dr. Phelps, master of Sidney ; Dr. Cartmell, master of s; and other eminent members of the Univenity. The Prfisos Consort imtered the thronm•room at the geed of his University, and read the address of congratulation to the Queen. . . 11 - erMiiesty returned a most gracious anewer. Dr. Plulpott, Vios-Chancellor, and Mr. C. J. Sel= Cemmiasery of the University, had the honour of i, hands. The numbers of the deputation from the Univandty were severally named M the Queen by Mr. &manly, the rettr Wary ; and his Royal Highnam the Chancellor named Mr. Ramilly to her Majesty. The deputation and members then ratired. The Lord Mayor, adsomeo, lad about 100 communes d the City of Lambs, tore them aimed into the pp of the Qom, whoa the iiwwwilar read to her 'esty the addrom of .sishMoa 'Mk& hod boos arced to. Tho immo of pmessMot Momadog ministers of the Thsu isiminsis•• No~o sod seer the Cities of Lon don sml lirmsabahsr were noshed by bar Majesty on the throw to romat as *darer of congratulation on the mar riele dado Primus Royal with Prince Frederick William of _ . - . fie address was read by the Rev. Dr. Steam, and her returned a most gracious answer ; after which the Rev. Skase awl the Rev. J. Stoughton, the mover and seconder . of the address, end the Rev. Thomas James, as chairman of the iristlag, had the honour of being presented to her liyouty. The following edditkaal members of the body wee present :—The Rev. J. H. Hinton, Iktentazy ; the Rev. Drs. Tillman, Campbell, ham Spews, Hoby, Mem* and Hoppa ; Rev. Neon. IteawrrW Jones, Richardson, Wills, ly kr, Dukes, Venal), Wil- M=may, Verdy, Span, Russell, B wPor, ame Edward; lare, uto; lit=, Cooke, Lister, Gallaway, Brock, Woollacatt, Lucy, Davis, Simeon, Etromiey, Pidlaes, Beryne, Rose, Martin, Pismo, Minima, Idartin, Hopidne, Godwin, \ rimy, Rogers, Littler, Kennedy, sad 81terspas Tberbody of English presbyterian ministers in and near the Miss of London and Wastmizuger presented a loyal and dutifil address to bar Majesty cm the worst= of the mar riage of the Prisons Royal and Prima Frederick William of Fronk. - The Rev. T. Medge, the Rev. Dr. Sadler, and the Rev. R. Tagart then had the honour of t ow harla 4 : The deputation omitted also of the —The Rev. J. J. Taylor Rev. I. Heitinatm, V e r. la . La Breton, Rev. R. Heron, , Rev. L Luria, Rev. Wm. Forster, Rev. Dr. Cromwell, T. L. Manion , Rev. Dr. Bar time, Rev. W. H. , Rev. W. A. hum, Rev. W. James, B^ 11 . . David's', .11. Talbot, Rev. H. lemon, imd dm Roo. C. L. Oartrea. . _ _ AftTy itieilitilisTirienTei to the Gam the «t w o= of the city laraa, the Commimiamars of Lisatnemmay, and Ste Rasta Peseleyberleme presmial album of etcr e ; lathe to tho Primes Omani ea tho merlar n ol s. ths Rog with Primes Prairikk Miami of Right Hem. Or Gam Grag r th r a mai4 Quese st Leot Sometery al Nato fir dm lroma littypaaristemerlisa (del silemmes. et Kat i o tos try Anna Marla Dawes' sad Sir Georg, yesterday at her rasidiato, Clarence-harms, RS. hum% as saires of (m -on ths royal aspihie Ism Its sermation of the rty t t tim f London. The Prince COMM presibil yak:May restraims at a meet ing of the Royal Commandeers of the Petrie& Fund held at tho Palace of ilrestadmete. The Royal Cam missiomers were presage, via, the Earl of die Zeal of Hardwicke, the Berl of CW lesesr, Earl Grey, , Bokay, Lord Colchester, Lied Al. lasserds, the Right Hoe. airy Herbert, Coked tho J. laeriaay, Right Hos. Corry, tikr J. redrew. Sir R.. Throohneeeton, Wiwi J. Wilma Plates, sad Mr S. Medea Psis. Capital* R. G. Fishboaras, R.N., and Limit-Odom! Leßoy, R.A., hono rary secretaries, were in attemissoe. A deputed= from the Board of Works for the Planetoid District hid an Interview with the Right Hon. Sir B. Hall petard* at the Ocoee of Public Works. The deputation ae of Mr. Brhnind Charles Currey, Registrar of the Cart ce Faculties Mr. John F li nt South, surgeon of Bt. Theenifs Hospit al; Captain Robert Robertion, R N., en wayor4lerral of the Marine Department of the Board of Wake; Mr. Lewis Davis (Plitmatead), ea-member of the Metropolitan Board of Works; and Mr. Charles Augustin Baidth, Works of Greenwich, Clerk to the Flunielsed Board of . ireintation from Glmgew, cataisting of Mr. K. M.P and Messrs. J. daimon, J. Brows, and J. (arehiteete), had an interview with Bic B. HalL A tation oonsiating of Mr. Blachford (chairman of the 1 7 MhamUnion), Mr. Pagliano, Mr. Pent. and Mr. Bernard (guardians), together with Kr. BMWs (( t he dark), had an interview with the Right Hon. B. P. Bmvsfie, at the office of the Poor-law Board, yesterday, en the untied of the pressure of **poor If in the union. The Judicial Cmm of the Privy Council sat yens. day. An appeal from Besial, "Soccatlar Romano v. Gadadhur Punahad" (pert heard), was oentinned. Despatr.hee from the Governors of the Conies on the West Coast of Africa wire received yesterday at the Colo nial-office. This morning the marriage of the Earl of Eagan, &lag son of the Duo end Dachas of Grafton, with Miss Baring, only daughter of the Hon. Francis B. Baring, was asiebrated at Bt. Georges Church, Hanover-square, in the presmos of a brilliant *de of friends. In the afternoon the newly married pair left town for Wskaiield, Yorkshire, to pass the honeymoon. _ _ The Duchess of Inverness gave a grand dinner bit evening to their Ito* Uighur= the Duchess of Cam bridge sad the Priam. Mary, at her apartments to Ben dngton Palace. A select circle were Invited to meet their royal highnesses. The Duke of Rutland has left town for Belvoir, where We grace intend' to twelve company during the hunt ing season. _ . — The Earl of Lisburne, M.P., accompanied by the Hon. B. C. Vaughan, has arrived at Fenton'm Hotel, from Cronwood, near Aberystwith. The Earl of Southesk has left Claridge'. Hotel, for Lesmingtoa. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Pierropont have mind at Claridge's Hotel, from livenley Hall, near sky. Lady Moleaworth received at dinner on Mon day even*, in Baton-plc e, the Marquis and Marchioness of Claarkards, Lady Mary Wood, Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury, Lady Stanley of Alderley, Viscount Lismors, the Hon. F. Byng, Lord Henry Gordon Lennox, M.P., Mr. M. Manse, M.P., and Mr . Thackeray. . . . Captain Bulieley and Mrs. Bulkeley have arrived et Claridge's Hood, from Windsor. Captain Julius has arrived at the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood. Mr. H. Baring, M.P., has arrived at Farrenee's Hank Belpavia, /NM Prim. mellowing are amongst the company now rot ylng et &1 Nin =T i Earl and Counter of Armesley, Mr W. Mr G. Nugent, Lord and Lady De Tabley, Lady Vane. the HOD. Mee. Henniker and Miss Farnham, the Hon. W. L. Monson, Sir George Biashopp, and Lieute nant-Colonel Tulloch. The whole of the valuable pictures: stolen from Chariton Hour, Wats, in October. 1868, are now again in the poestesion of their owner. We (Bury Post) understand that the picture painted by Mr. E. K. Smyth, of this town, reprementlng the Cavalry Charge at Molise*, has Ws purchased by Lord Cardigan for 6001. Private letters from Persia to Deseraber 23. quoted by Oa hsrrtevi, dab that at that date Mr. 'Minty, the Dar Usk Weimer, woo NMI seriously Lull at Taws. lie was hbodziad vahr *ale armasq. aad his *aid= had issamimisi Wm Is lei the mesdry a area as Ids WI& weld soar Idea ts teaveL EehdmitaiMMsgssasded, tad It yes {Magi that Na Bea& sovammod wail very shortly and set his sasemser. The Nenedewia, son-in-law of the Prince of 6ttfti rM well taunt ma • Semi= novel-writer, is now Y whither le • u meet an it special mission, • sessalie *ea being to semis mug the archives of =, which ere very rich is meauscripts, for the he • Watery cif the flervlea kingdom, hom the 10th to** 14th *Wary. sod for an historical sketch of the premiss situates of the Southern itsvaisse 11T28T INTELLIGENCE. INDIAN MUTINIES. VIE MOTS SUBSCRIPTION IV THE INDIAN BUMP 77121 D. Alderman Finn* President of the Fund for the Relief of the Sufferer, by the Mutiny in India, obligingly forwards to ua the following copy of a letter ham the Minister of her Majesty at Teheran: "TEHERAN, Deo. 10, 1867. " nave the honour to inform that I yeseurday re wired a wommusioation from hie the that Amen, Prime MlMar tin the Shah of Ponds, to the Mkt that his I=bwhe hood that • sabeeripliso yes as hot for II et eere, Wain% aid Mime dielitote by the cosedies eel whisk bed eseenel Salm the Ye m. hi had eepweed hie desks Yr the miellme lhi adedeo.lhe semi of 11:= ;WWI, the show-messil tin tohl.theidos a post et his sympolig lbe salon, NA of hi Mailii* kor hie waft sesummi tY eilill, her their medwo, Ide desire t e r=ibuie li eLdred My pima' the rime ahlest, mod roomoled that weld ems dm mew* to be trwoollMd to the proper wrier eta es litle delay es peedble. “ I avail myself, therefore, of a messangsr Wavle, EN day for Emege to forward to yea list of mobsters of a bill for 7601. (sem lessind and the at width ran Name. Drum med, by Toe will oblige yours, do., ( Cm. A. NOWAT. " The ?MAW Indian IWO read." CIIOII LAST NIONTS CIAINITO LORD CRAYIRIILADVB OFFICE, FRB. I.—Noths is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold Lome at tit Jarese's Pekoe on the following days, at two o'oloolt: Than4Llth instant ; Wadaay, 10th Marsh next; ad W , 17th March next. N.J.—The Knights et the several an to appear In their Collars at she Lyme PI the 17th of March next, it being a Collar day. • - . _ WarrinALL, F. 6.—The Queen has been to pressed the Rev. Wagon Windsor Berry, WA., the rectory sad perish church of Wadingham, in the crientty and diocese of Linooln. Also, to nominate the Rev. Richard /lorry, BA., to the perpetual curacy of anitterby, ht the rowdy and chooses of Lincoln. Pottitoit-osrm, FEB. 6.—The Queen has been to approve of Mr. Ernest &A es rt Camel at Cape it e t e re kr his Royal Highness the Orand Duke ot Olden blotittiots-orricE, FEB. B.—The Queen has been demsto approve of Don Enrique Sandoval ma Vioe-Consul Losl i don for the Queen of Spain. Also, to appoint David Livingstone, Req., to be her Majesty's Consul at Quillimane, ea the Roam Comet of Mice. _ _ Dowirtno-reamer, FEB. 6.—The Queen has been 5: to appoint Etienne Auguste Macaw, to be -Genera] for the Colony of British Guiana. PRINCE OF WALL?! COITSCIL-CIUMBER, BirczotonAit-oarn, Faa. 4.—John nand' Buller, of Manzi, in the oeunty id Cornwall, Betpdria has been appointed of the county of Cornwell. CROWN -OFFICE, FM 8.--MENBER RETURNED TO &save IN TER Pasant PILIILIVIIINT.—Bozorox OF BNIOATI.-1116 Hew, Crarrlohe Bawlhuan, of Laugham t= the musty of Yietkeez., K.C.8., in the room of Eau decieseed. GAZETTE-OFFICN, FEB. 9.—The appointment of Corset George Weidman to be Quartermaster in the 12th Foot, wee arreremly Waled in the Gazette of the 6th inst., and has bees enaosneL EAST INDIA Coatrastir.—This morning a par lisenentary reams wee honed giving an estimate of the re- Wpm sad disburesemats of the Hoene Treasury of the East ladle Company from the Ist of January to the 30th April, 1868, and feces the Ist of May, 1868, to the 30th April, 1869. The receipts between the Ist of January end the 30th of April In the present year are estimated at 6,166,0231., keying a balms over the diabursemesite of 869,9681. The estimated receipts from the Ist of neat May to the 30th of April, 1869, amount to 11,186,0264, this sum including ea animated deficiency balance of 7,586,0681. The Bishop of Lhtmlaff has given notice that he will propose the following amendment, in cocareitles, lama the Church al England Spesial &Infos Bill:—" Provided always, that in theme parts of England end Wales in whisk the population fa whole co In part is Gemmed in mites or manufacturing operations, it shall be lawful for the bishop to give each permesion as is henialefors enacted, for any am ber of perishes or ecelesiestioal districts containing together such among of population as aforesaid, sad being either ma- Menus or adjacent to each other, though such parishes or district may sot meditate a city, town, or place." . _ COMM MOUMNO.—The Gisarne of lut night cadeles es order, dated Feb. 1, Its the Curt e going Into atram ßs7al = . Thareday se We Orazad r a tr u ttr i tera ß i n . for . his tte . Court gess oat of sesendag t.-morrow, the 11th, the notke awn too hie te be d me. An laudatory note stare that It should bueeppowed i the Gowns of yeeteeday week. Lltrttie 'ROW BD:q.t.—The following extract tam a laws received by a pram= in this tau, waters D r ys lady wham babied to with the force eater Sir Coils "er ma • vtimasPerbilw, all the anatety at ism w k... ream= or are ffilmitarly _premed lbtee watilem Ths letter le dined Megan Meer December 16, gl as awry to say I base sot twa:rd • Wed d Jobe saes I wrote, ear I her am I May to do ao for risme time, se Sir Celia Campbell bee ben Man to handers a system of anima hi Ids from .ftmean expellees, and hes staid very arid amp, aim applent all corcuptelnem The Mar I had hem John wee edam as as le-Cblef Pied Ask edema wiry wale to me as new es he Medal the order, le •me MIS MOW* a the solder he Mow I mat bsl I mews uderelead led* red Tem Lae is premier, mem le leas sew, sad yet way it pease. l see alb am said le t he nee Tata am emu be the aeon is aim yea aw am war load slue farlseely ea many boa deee."—/Arry wed Bbrwitit /bet. tarbag al the Tire SWUM is WO ae he was ed Meld the aka& awneweitellon lame Melly and e.pwlke Oretbeet IBM erapisle, berrerlarei a ide alleldi re do l.lLeielmat Abaft pro lie *Me Ishii* ci Ihs d a• FOREIGN OFFICE DESPATCH. The following Telegram from Mr. Acting-Consul Green was received at the Foreign Office, through Malta, February 10th, at 2 a.m. ALEXANDRIA, FAB. 6. The Hindostan arrived at Sues on the 4th instant. She brings dates from Calcutta to the 9th January; Canton to the 29th December; and Bom bay to the 13th January. Sir Colin Campbell has taken posserrion of Furochabad, which was abandoned by the enemy on the 2nd of January; and Ooruchpore was taken, on the 6th of January, by the forces under Maharajah Jang Bahador. Seven guns taken ; two hundred of the enemy killed. Our loss only two Goorkas killed and seven wounded. CHINA. CANTON ENTERED BY ENGLISH AND FRENCH TROOPS. Our forms landed at Canton on December 28, British 4,600, French 900. On the 29th the walls were escaladed and the heights within the town in our possession by 9 a.m. The advance within the city but feebly contested. The damage to the town very small. Captain Bate, of her Majesty's ship Actmon, killed. This telegram reoeived in Malta by the EcaMe, from Alexandria, Febroary 0, 9.66 p.m. LYONS. (DT /17101LIDM AND 111718/1 TILIONA7II (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The following has been reoeived from Cagliari direct : MALTA, Fn. 10. The Indian and China mails have arrived, with dates from Calcutta to Jan. 10, and Hong Bong, Dec. 30. Calcutta produce market deprened. Imports im proved. Money market unaltered. Freights en enhanced. Exchange, 2s. ld. to 2s. 2d. In Madras imports no change. Exports dull. Exchange, 2s. Id. to 2s. d. Canton almost entirely in possesion of the British. Opium in demand. Exchange, 4s. 10d. to llid. Shanghai :—Considerable business in tea. Silk cheaper, and a fair business done. Exchange, fe. 4d. to 6id. The 92nd regiment detained in Egypt= board the Urgent. No steamer at Soea to take them on. (From the Timm' Despatch.) Dates from C,awnpore are to the 4th. Sir Colin Campbell occupied Furrackabad on the 3rd of January, and was in oommunication with Colonel Seaton's column. On the 2nd the rebels had attacked the troops under the Commander-in-Chief, but they were re _ _ _ pulsed after a severe skirmish, in which the enemy lost all their guns--eeven or eight in number. In the evening of that day they evacuated Furruck abed, abandoning all their heavy artillery. General Outram'a forces, 4,000 strong, continued safely posted at the Alumbsgh. The peasantry were beginning to bring supplies into the camp. Brigadier Walpole occupied Etawah on the 29th of December. He proceeds to Mynpooree, and thence will join the Commander-in-Chief. The intelligence from India is generally of a cheering character. The direct roads between Delhi and Calcutta are now open. _ _ _ The Chittagong mutineers were attacked by the Sylhet Battalion near the frontier of Tipperah. The mutineers fled, but were punned, and many over taken and put to death. A bill his been introduced for uniting the Meerut and Delhi divisions to the Punjaub. The Lieutenant-Governorship is to be given to Sir John Lawrence. The bombardment of Denton commenced at day light on the 28th of December, and was continued during the whole of the day and night. The assault, in three divisions, two English and one French, was given at 6 o'clock on the morning of the 29th. dough's Fort was taken at 2 o'clock, and blown up. The Chinn* continued their fire from the houses, but the troops were restrained from entering the city. Exchange at Hongkong, 4s. 101 d. to 4s. 100. ; at Shanghai, on the 19th of December, Gs. sd. to bid. for credits. The prices of tea had undergone considerable decline, which had induced large settlements. Silk had declined 10 taels. THE NEW FRENCH MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR. tProm yesterday's Momiteir.) The new Minister of the Interior (General Espinsase) has just addressed to the Prefects the following circular : " Monsieur le Prefet,—The confidence of the Em peror calls me to the Ministry of the Interior. This coatldenoe creates for me a title that surely needs with you no kind of explanations. But the public will probably pre-occupy itself about the &occasion of a military man to functions merely civiL Let us assign its true meaning to a fact the significance of which must neither be misrepresented nor explained away. " France, tranquil, prosperom, and glorious, under a restorative and repairing government, has aban doned herself for six years to a confidence, which was, perhaps, excessive, in the subsidenos of the anarchical passions, which the energy of the Sovereign and the solemn will of the country seemed to have crushed into nothingness. The generosity of the Emperor, multiplying pardons and amnesties, itself afforded a pledge of this real, but incomplete, return of calm and union. " An execrable attempt has opened all our eyes, and revealed to us the savage resentments, the cul pable hopse, that still brood in the breasts of the revolutionary party. " Of this party, Monsieur le Prtfet, we ought neither to exaggerate nor underrate the strength• Its odious attempt has just reawakened the:appre hensions of the country, and we are bound to give the country the guarantees of misty which she de mands. There is no question either of discretionary measures or of superfluous severities ; bat a no enmity exists for an attentive, incessant super vision, eager to prevent, prompt and firm tt" to repress, always calm u it beseems strength and right to be; and, in the last place, our populations, who are justly alarmed, must be given well to know that, now also, it is for the good to feel reassured, and for the wicked alone to tremble. This is the most important part of my task, Monsieur le Prdfet, and hereby is explained the choice which the Emperor has made of me. France desires the maintenance of order, and of respect for the institutions which she:has:consecrated by her suffrages, as well as the energetic:repreasia of the plots directed against the:Sovereign_she has conferred on herself. She will have what she de. mends. " In order to attain this exalted object, I count on your energetic and sustained co-operation, as you may depend on my support. We have mutually, u the guarantee thereof, my devotion to the Emperor. and you". " Accept, &c., " EsPnruel." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mow ova owx co] PARIS, TIYINIDAT Mozxzse. None of the French journals dare to offer any re. marks on the appointment of the new Minister of the Interior, nor on the retirement of M. Billault. The dry fact, as stated in the Noniteur, is all that they are allowed to announce. Who General Espi nesse is, and what are his antecedents, must not be told to France except in official words. Even the dates of his commissions must not be given lest in ferences should be drawn from them. To-morrow, doubtless, the government prints will have leading articles, consisting merely of a transposition of the new minister's circular, and asserting roundly that the new appointment commands the confidence of the country. As to the circular, which you will have copied from the Moniteur, it does not suggest much remark. It is much less eloquent than the nomination itself. Nevertheless, if there were any room for addition to the bad effect produced by the appointment, the circular has filled up the mea sure. For it plainly says that General &pinion is not appointed to purely, civil functions although, but because, he is a soldier. Any possible doubt that the military officer is appointed to do what M. Billault's conscience shrank from doing, are dis pelled by his own professions. The judgment by default against Ledru Rollin as an accomplice in the attempt of Pianori, has been newly posted up all over Paris to-day ; and I oh. serve that Count Walewski's despatch asserts his guilt. It is proper to remind you that I was present at Pianori'a trial, and,as I stated at the time,there was not a scrap of credible evidence against Ledru Rollin. One of the prisoners said that he maw with Massini a tall stout man whose name he pronounced Rodrone, but he admitted that this man, whoever he might be, left the room before a word was said about the project entertained. The Bourse has again been heavy, owing to the uneasy feeling created by the change in the Ministry of the Interior. The Route fell 10c. for cash and for account, closing at 89fr. 80c. and 89fr. 46e. Mobilier Lull 10fr. The Western and Grand Central Railways rose 2fr. or 3fr., but the other lines fell from 2fr. 60c. to +Hr. Baron de Sprengporten, a general in the service of the Bing of Sweden, has arrived in Paris on a mis sion of congratulation to their Imperial Majesties. He is accompanied by two of the King's aides-de camp, the Chamberlain Boy, a captain in the Light Cavalry of the Guard, and M. Lagerheim, a lieu tenant of Dragoons. A court-martial has been sitting for several days at Marseilles for the trial of two commissariat offioers accused of embezzlement in the Crimea. A telegram now states that one of the prisoners, M. Royer, is found guilty and sentenced to live years' imprison ment with hard labour. The other, named Molard, is acquitted. Royer was a defaulter to a very large amount I have already mentioned the fact of the Emperor having received at the Tuileries the detachment of Lancers of the Guard which escorted the imperial carriages to the Opera on the night of January 14. The following details are now given. The troops= introduced to the imperial apartments were two oftlsers, one of them, the mareehal-dee-logic, re. cently promoted, one sub-officer, a trumpeter, and twenty-three privates. Five others, who are still detained in the hospital by the wounds which they received, could not join their comrades on this °m elon. The Emperor and Empress received the de tachment with the greatest kindness, and presented to each a watch and chain, the former having en graven on the case the letter N., with a crown. The watches of the officers were in gold, and the others in sliver. SPAIN. MADRID, Fes. 8. The Marquis de Pidal has been appointed ambas sador to Rome. The civil governors of the Baleares, Guipuscos, Biscay, and Palencia, have been suspended. Cil=ia AND BULOARIANS.—Adsiose from Adrianople Mate that serious disturbances had broken oat in that city between the Cheeks and Balimrisms on the sub ject of the &unit of bireet- Hans. This bending had been constructed at the joint of the two woes, cm the condition that they celebrate their services In it simultaneously, that is to ear, that after the Otesk *bathed sang one mess of a pealen,the followlay TIM Ilhoeld to mug by the Bulgarian choristets. Thin anditka was not duly observed, and the Bulgarians, becomieg went to the Greek bishop, and but for the intA is hon wel l the Russian consul and of a body of policemen whom is meat to the spot, some soh of violence would probably have been committed. The affair is now in the hinds of the judicial authorities. The other day, as Chang and Eng, the Siamese twins, were going to Charleston, the conductor of the can made a tom Leman they did not each have a ticket. The graffito= who had charge of them, said that they had always been coaled on the ticket of a mingle passenger. The conductor replied that they were two pawns, and two muds ; they mast therefore pay two pampa. °. '74 4 4 1 well," mid the gentlemea, " I wal give the ticket to Chang. and you cm pet - ffing at the cars." This brought the con ductor to his storra, and be.had to " knock under."—New York Alias. A few dais agothe Ultramontane Augsburg Pod =dot Vilest, when speaking d Pierei and Orsini, ihe went aff those amens " which daring so many =tam imerted to when criminals redhead to ja a word, one of the organs of the BOWS altbeibre& Ma bad the audacity to reeommend the negiemeent ells Wow The - Diode, of Turin dates that the mortality in ma thy is answesed licarfully in ooneequonce of the an neal Ica UM month the number of demise ereseded 900, ernemly 100 mere than the maximum of the last twelve- DalliskurEoveroment has presented to the =bras ale a collection of tbs mdals ar of " Ch ß riatian F er i Powleriek VII., te . literary end eche jits me. mennheiniers, sad simple workmen, who have die. 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