The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-09 00:00:00

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MADAMS TUBBAUDI3 EXHIBITION, at tits &OIL lliammulmsl.-11he 11111PTIALira• at 611013,.-11.11.11. UPI. 12 bir bamiltal flowro-11ralmloSat miry cee: ll 2 B :2/V Inn 11i 06..... 4nd5.—"T1ij lIMIONIF 11•41•111 := =llea ormim. trilsellseelde. OM MWP BLANC 18 OPEN TO-NIGHT. KR. CALDWELL'S THIRD BAL MASQUE riliese es ?Ili= =O l e a w ygrai= VJII. et: Were at bar. sia. aspirsed le OW my iddi vbe i• dark sod Olio to as See eluir. awl wades. tmi Mt aeimlus 111.—Darmine. WM PROGRAMME of LECTURES delivered ark i t: ettin i qr s ztik.• zvzismet . Itai••• Yr pal cci MN& amilhira age ben 12 WI TIN IS. ellTra '=6,l3lAilLt2 wry .: PriiM&..rt 8816-11=1.. OM WO Nam. . W. GBO. HOBSON:invite the Mood= of 22g1=sables, dlLOVlMaltilllkeibengr lidilmiews lia irposl a .mLimme--.lori.ga—Allrlol:grk FINE HEAD at HAIR, the Baia, Widens, lbw It itii=2 0 1 1 L le Ihrr a e eiil iIP mileupes Mellesmriird • M= l bir.°l = 6" ir walls a s ba z biTY• 1 11. 1 :0 16 "1 Tsiou=he de Sod aszpo w., ...a. Naomi ha.. air limn is • Isiss am ghe i = t s /l . )11 ., 4=14 1 4 Pod SS 11. EATLNOII PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD u.s. oi .. - ASPrtar==,.. l-17 . 'tail Me .....=rxitt S I Mg Mlle bowl Is pm. E la a • b. • TWo. 1 %.•,.. i.. 1 = 1 r=1e11ke. Wis. UP T U n l o t o lB 6 7-=•4l o l4tters Pew. ma re s.r. Ie be Se Iwo dj Wert= Sermee et LI 11111 lA. The re of • Mei ear la Os Orr Is Ire erred : • ear brim mos Neb. grblle re O MOW be Or IN Pad sei PAggraM g , IR** se mei ere ONO= OS/ O arra be i pad rare w =ge dew Isere ow se W ere le nr. INV = U r i & ea re Nor eelrlem arl • erre le err ark If ACT of ORATITUDE.--6,000 Copies of • =s ial tin avamsso, Law.... 4403- oroooiLtfeoicAs.. es debt. orillei eft MOND V. de lormilre era la • wok O. a do or RIO art, immobile, le re ior Ihe et rt. t ts. dm sada% le pada dr rim re toodoo end Ins Mr le • mart ararre, as Ned. a dierld arrow Om = wi g Pt.s......t.rem ie IVA= "it Piste All a n . Loft: ra liorgregroli gim lasi g i tuats", Leez. re era. if g=erleal l arret u la re err= =M i ne rel d ee , t2erare =Niter. le Am " Ori g lairl lee Mr err e lP". 4 l te l d=r, parldes web Nowory.r Wall& el re prier eed weir re MEW le SS sere sweet terra , Ilee. 1 see ',en d wee er mar sad of ormoort getalure. „re rip r. Ni Wet rale u Ni Ode re bike empeeler —ere la tierr pre 1b.. . kr are le ewe eta, reel err I la. end rmer rem* Ire se„l6 V ei l= r arerlearr. V eel, „ • • Neer Pow& orroproirork FINE ARM THt roITHOOMINO RUMBITIOS Or !NZ ROYAL ACA.DRIET.—WO are happy, rem persenel inepostkm, to be olds to sommoce that the two histories! pistons by Kr. Ward, mounimioned by the Queso—" The Inetallatke of the Gamy," sod " Qessa Victoria at the Tomb of Nepoleau" —will be ready for the swift mightelon Treihiligar equate. Description and criticism woad be peemannielmfore the public have the opportunity of eseeywdeg Mee, more eepeclelly it we sodersisad It is the bertha of Me artist to mid • few finishing Mochas. Toning, the eh Wont, wee, soccedisg to rale, the his day Mewed he samba In eintri badman to the Exhibition; the Aciedomy Wag, however, worm topil patrosage, Mr. Ward will 'evoke • royal commit to wake so asap ion in hie favour. The oil painting of Alice Lisle—the fresco of which le now Axed at the now palace—will oleo be 'Albite!. A picture by Mrs. Wood, Merles intended for the Academy, is • greet el. ewe upon anything the accomplished wife of Me loyal Amilanitilin has yet produced. The abject is " flowlets Fa swell to ingisad "—the philanthropist taking leave of Ilia coasts. Mr. Frith will be ready with W elaborate and long. promised picture of " Spam Races." Raw speaks in terms of warmest eulogy of " The Dying Ceensbeediem," by Mr. Phillip. Mr. Cook* will be wall mgremintrd, sad Mr. ikenield boa ins pictures is grepeestio•—" A Coast Seim by Mesnlight" —" A Sas. plece with Ischia la the distemse," and two Whom Mr. Lbw' ha four mamba widelleb—two exteriors ad two liwelere. Mr. Ikeda bee e Vander picture, "An ham Improvisettem" The Moe Limbs will be reyeeeented. Mr. Marlin le ma Moly to he,. anything largo Moho; Mr. Hart will have • etwebbereble peltfuesse ; sad Mr. Mom win setaididi ide chin to his diodes es NI Aeedemlein, dew Me enema, Memos el yew, by ea Ibis *Mee 1111111 Me IM et Dude. Tim lbe gene areqlbyllgy of the yaw Imbue eke* le be dime them mead taileemL Amu. Commie op Straotoprs.—The C l it havlag 11. 1 77 tk ...glow sr dal Omit of Ilimbers tl : Maim Timm, Havarti' Alb% Login, Obiamishis ; Tarp! Loa weed, =Amos Torit h *Who 044 Mdlbage Illi C a sa bblima elisok Pisai Orwa Nfillbsi Chow Orms, TAP' 11 . 11 4, 1.1.8111 ; 1.10 *Wan lank Owes.. Oentwal . " . " 1 0. Thinthka ; ftplmir Armonk Alma* Neieg .SW Wield WHO mbeftigl_ ; H bids las , I tei res . l.l6. = Oanuelbsa ; sal usurp latia r~ll__~ c Is i i UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, APRIL 8. RtIIKART TM CLAMS LIST.—The following • Illianary of the dame and poets obtained by the varioue wawa ad ball. in the four sehoola of clerks, mathswestka aelaral Wan% and madam history, at Ur hat 4d szent astsse. University What - Throe 4th dams. Was pmts. labal What : One 2nd class, two 3rd elmes, was 4th 111111 Mao panes Merton College : One 288 ekes, tam ard eirsia sae 4th den, end de passe& RwAsir Claw One let doss, ons 3rd elms, au 4th data sad II • Oriel Cans : Oas 2sd aim sad is =s Ciders oas 3nl aim, 1,. 41k Mom,mY masa Now College Five puma. Lhicoht Colbert : a. ... 3rd ciao, aas 4 th does, and the.. perm Marlitsa 0411egs Two Sad okerm, two 4th t h us. sad Ira prom. Brommom Co llep : Sad alma 314 elmstaa sod IS_psesee. Corpus College : tad Auk sad bra panes. Christ Church College : Two let downs, oat Sod elms, Ana 3rd cisme', fiat Ult riessa• sad 23 Trinity Congo One god dam., mad 12 perm Bt. Cr; One 2nd clean two Std dim., two 4th desoos, 22 . 1 11 8 . Feime. Jaw Collage ant ohm, and debt paw. Median Casco One Id Mesa them led clemee, cer dna Wes 4th dame, and 11 mom Pembroke Owe died& 10 dam, oar 2od or elme, dem, sad 13 parrs. Worcestar Collate lag dem. ame andclam, oleo led clean, two 4th dooms. and 11 peens. an Hall this tad clam, two 3rd clams, sad three poser. New Ina Hall . One god alma St. Mary Hall . Fire paw St. Edmond Hall Two prow OPEN SIMLA/WHIPS AT OZIORD.—There will be ea sleeks toe aeholarahlp at Trinity College, Oxford, en =.1 1 ;1 /47 flat. No ematim. MU be slaw a erZir by roma of his plea birth sr eilaralion, or et the of maideoce or condition et ble piende. Tare must bs OPTS 16 end under NI yeas d sp, sad will be required us present in paean to the ipesidant, between the boon of 10 sad 1 on &twiny MAZ:grarrerdi to him on or before the same day, , requestiac permission to offer himself, with a welded of baptism and testimonials of good conduct. The is of the annual value of 701. or 001., end le lambi, for live years. At the same time there all be ea action of one esbibitioner, under the seine cardlliras is above. The exhibition is of the value of 60i. pa -, Mashie kss five years. til ZANCH3B77I: CHAMOIS OP All UPON THI TWO 11014 BULL lb hallowing petition to the House of Commons ess oisptsd yesseedsy wierabse lry the directors of the Ilaarbswese Chembir et Dee (with which the Ceee. amid Assechtke h sow unlind) : "?a the RI& Honserabh sod Heasmsels ths Commas of lb. Vatted WOO= of (host Wish and Ireland, ia Parthmot sinumbhd. "The Pears tier Directors of the if arobseter Chamber cif Oinemseee liwathy ahem!, "Then yew pelitiewes, as representatives of • most its perieni tumenellel bob, he= had under their careful conet duel= bre bilk, white have lately been laid upon the table ef year braearebis house ; or entitled 'A Bill for the babe devernmeat of India,' the other entitled ' A Bill to trarellar the goverment of India from the Ear India Company to he Mojogiy the Queen.' "That year peadesers tally =scar In the property of gym*. ter pewee yeepeend le both bills for traesindag the gee enwed dls le her Majesty. Bat they humbly Ninth to yeas honeeieble bee* that graveddielleas appear to then to said me S. the waned In which it Is gasped hererAer to esereast the bairn sew whew& by the Overt of Medea of the Esamobio Meet ladle Cengesy, er by the °muddiness Ow the hike st laMa. Tint year paldenere de ad approve the seeds dr ; unglued by e mash kr the eilhhe at ZAK Wrand 1. eight m uarnbow s, se s eupeW s it i galfo. en de Sissy oms et that *Men umbrae, es be h bullevina thee the Medd oseptas eittiMy pored in be seam weld rive se egged le ths desteisee of the Itsobbid, but might stied • adios he soy aver er set el Wadden hie . net peer petititarre en disapprove of on sheave semi retnraid saber by the mere propehhee of Isla sleek es shares, or by the electors al as her hap pedlessea hasrensapdhlincse weld bsealmilb the Te r " ' "ur Emil be andentell by a mithrlar end • raasetroy for wade in the Maur d thl a ilateee bnli te be • maim at the entalne Ci nt thole/am net le be riretrol to seeds Me sod se 'Mee In the event de chew d mussy ; sad het leaddltien as ladle IhniedaleuM be aided, eeneleting of her se met ame semehrieu with addles et net hes thea amen ash Wang ffiverense, nil Wag he ag Is Ihe EOM of Comma And peer would that those seeralreise dainid be needasied in the het fain s. by the sewn, melded le • vela red het they ellenid be elected ea fin= hen the present ezporisned Indian other* with relbonwe Se desk item fie the 'Moue deparimeets c7 i law, them= twetawial regulations, and trade. "Then en the eminence of future vatiereles the appoint ment' should wet in the minister he India. " net yeur peationwe coesider het the salary of I,OOW. per wthein, engineled in the prove= bills, would not be • sedisime inhoornent to obtain the melees of competent teen; either do they think that each remuseration should be aided by any advantages arising am pairceop. " net ressential foe good pevenmient that India should be gemenol to India, and that for the purpose of fulfilling this eadilks, the present fell powers - of the Governer- Omen' to Council should be retained, and that the governors of the mime Presidencies of Madras and Bombe y should have kegs, powers conferred upon them than they new "Then year petitioners regard the proposed legislation am • step is aid of future measures, belie tha t the pramperity of her Majesty's Indian empire man d upon sound lore/ government ; and that the obj e ct oug ht first to be—the gradual Improvement of India, by giving and securing tights to freeholders ; by • rapid and judicious expenelthere, local meow, and on local amenity and geminates, ea =oh works at Irrigation, roads, railways, and savigetra es are most urgently needed ; —by equal laws, rigidly adminietwed ; —by the encouragement and diffusion of edema= and well gas, tolerating and protecting all not dimity at variance with morality; and thusgradually faucet= =the population fur the ultimate rights and duties of citinseeldp. That your petitioners desire to see the occupation mad =hinder of the soil encouraged and =tended by the ear, the whole of India, of land in km mini*. tar 'Vlour wititiown beg to submit to your hosonrable berme that the present separation of classes amongst the lfeweptha population of Isdia is injurions, and that =pry mein under government should be open to all Iliseepeane reside= fa fedi& • awl your petitioners would farther waggon that, with • vim; to facilitate the anion of armee *lady adverted to, oft =whew of the council at each of the Pori demise In India should be chosen from among the Europe= residents, entirely unconseceed with the Services, for the pupae of securing • dam representation of the intersets of commerce and of agriculture. That your petitioner" desire to Tyr= their general ap proval of the datum in the bills which provide for the soa r nuance of appointments now in force is India, at of those for the regulation of admissions and appointamente to the different =vices, and for the transfer of property to the crows ; farther, your wino's= entirely approve of the prowlers by which the debt, liabilities, =demonises of India, pews= and prospective, are made chargeable on the ni -1101110.• of that country. "Your petitioners would therefore respectfully sagged that both the balls should be referred to a select committee of your honourable home, with a view to the enactment of web • preliminary mem= for the government of India as will colder • direct and responsible power =on bar Mageny's rz e z ra t, your petitioners relying on the wisdom of your house to aid tad control In =thing en= Brat appointmeats to the eerie= aloes as will give an ems= of succor to the legislation which will be mead to sender the future government of India alike honourable to this country and beneetial to her great Rarer% depewleacies. " And your petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray, Bosyss KIINOINOTou M NO little_ re this popular inotitetka le a bay sweated 11.314Atudi portrait of Sir Humplory Davy, by Drum mond, L. This to considered the best Dom= dunk ode bona mos metal. it is tram the eadoodon el Kr. Chimp iDb, The ham Let it far oabillitioa. the re- RAPX BooBB.—At a ..1. 07 raze Woks sad tenets, which los just ooesleded et the Sod= pure e[ Moms. Pesti& mil Sissies, Ploorillly, Islississ SS was arra et st the One eseased. Let 2111. 01resises de •wig., IL 10s. Lot M. Osiailesse 6, le Vest, • .Ipoterlos iteriss," 31. be. Let 3114. " Henri* Jar Sena" 41. Is. Let 06. Lentos'. " lAiritre Drodbad," 17.. MK 31. 7s. Lot • meal miss et buds Woke es the Qualms, id seas briedridee Ina by WM. Pena 51. 12s. Let 687. " Ism Es los Las," 81. 183. LS pi. " Bois, noes Pare iss," 64, 17s. gd, Log Tamismarls, " Maisrekii bars," W. Le 7ft. V11M11.4 Nokia ihe Celiknie." 31. fa Lei Ow "Mai i Apsimillllrs" is Wks Reeeenee. sespsed Is le she sclera sr " Asides," W. 10a. Let MO. Chelsea " Maas der Florida" s Hide dasiselies triot ill decd UK 10.. Lot 8116. Yams 12mo. 1600, Irk bitny other carless ereirles la the sels also beieght high PUN. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1858. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Arum & Several member of the new Board of Admiralty, ineleding Sir Join Fakington, Vim -Admiral Martin, sad other Illamthers of the board, arrived at the dockyard this alarming, in the carriage of Admiral Sir George Seymour, 1.C.8., at 11.20 a.m., and proceeded to the Admirelty-hotwe at 11.47. The Illustrious hoisted the Admiralty flag, which wee misted by the Blenheim, 60, Captain F. Scott, C.B. At a querier-pact 12 the Admiralty embarked in their barge sad proceeded to Hasler, where they nominal until half-past two, and then continued their tour to the marine barracks at Forton. At four o'clock they returned from the Clarence-yard and wont cm board the Illustrious, and subsequently an board the Marlborough, fitting out sa the fag-ship of Vim-Admiral Fanahawe. This terminated their inspection for the day; and to-night, we understand, they dine with the Fort Admiral, Sir George Seymour. with The gunboats on Healer slip are repo r t e d t o b e affected the dryrot. CHATHAM, Aram 8. An order arrived this morning from the Horse- Chards, eoustermanding the order previously given far the embarkation of the reinforcements is the Golden owing to that steamer not being yet ready for MIL Bhoald the Gold's Fleece be fit to rimers the troop an heard to morrow they will premed from this tarries to Onvesead, when they will embark. The Guides Fleece takes ant to .Caiebas reimimeasais Se the usher ei upwards of 1,000 mis at mil reeks. ADNIRALIT, A/.IIL B.—ArPorwrmENTB.—Com rosnare W. Bwlnbiarn (1868), to the Childers, vies Hlckley, preeneted. Lisaisrate W. C. Chapman (1848), to commend the Spit 6, peddle-wheel eteern-vessel, &tithed, vice Camp bell. pea ; aad C. J. Wry, (1 ,to oommand the Ti...,, 2, softy Alma gen vend, vice byte, promoted. Amu. 7.—Limitatial 8. Inks (1860), to the Excellent, gos s ip at Panama*. iellsid (1861), to the Victory, 101, aW at Portsmouth. Actin Ba=B4evenson, to the Bees, 60, coast-yard wed, et THE CORRESPONDENCE RESPECTING THE CAOLLAJIL The following extracts from the " Cagliar Correspondence are referred to in a leading article in this day's paper : Mr. Hammond to Acting Consul Barbar. Foreign-office, July 24, 1867. 84,—1 am directed by the Earl of Clarendon to transmit you the accompanying copy of a letter from Mr. William Watt, Ong the ease of his brother, Henry Alexander Watt, who was in the steam ship Cagliari, from which the Italian I. attacked Ponca on the 27th of J 112114 and afterwards landed at Polionstro. Lord Clarendon desires that you will afford Watt all the protection in your power, in order to swum to him proper treatment. He was simply an engineer on board the Cagliari, and wee probably ignorant of the objects for which that vessel wan used.—l am, *c., (Bignsd) B. HAYMOND. Mr. Park, gm, to the Earl of Clarendon. —(Received - . August 8.) Genoa, August 4, 1867. My Lord,—Having applied to he r Majesty's Minister at the Court of Turin to waist and protect my son, Charles Park, junior, mond =emir on board of the Sardinian steamer Cagliari, who is now detained in prison by the Neapolitan authorities, I have been advised by Sir James Hudson to address myself to your lordship, as he has no mama of communicating with the Neapolitan government. It is scarcely necessary that I should assure your lordship that my son and his companion Henry Watt, who was acting as chief engineer provisionally, has taken no part ro have led to t,ke seisms of the on ite de l a tilch Amer my eon had been employed be months in the capacity of second engineer; md I beg to aware your lordship that under the present circumstances much anxiety prevails with his parents and in the circle of his family, being convinced that he and his fellow com panion _ stand entirely guiltless in this unfortunate affair. I trust, therefore, that your lordship will have the gaminess to in- Mrset her Majesty's consul atNlas to watch over the in terests of my eon and his com panio n , Henry Welt, and to do that may be possib to pronve their early Share etallatiffn the meantime to ses that they may be humanely treated while under the present imprisonment. —I am, ito., ( 81 1=d) CHANIXII Pain, Ben. Mr. Hammond to Acting Conical Barber. Foreign-02os, lass. 14, 11357. 84,-1 sal directed by the Earl of Clarendon to transmit to you the accompanying copy of • letter from Mr. Charles Park, respeetlag the nee of hie ez4 s herlse Petit, who was an fa the n ee C from which the Ita lian sneaked Ponza on 27th of Jane, and afterwards leaded at Polimatro. Lord Clarendon desires as to refer you to the despatch which I addremel to you on the 24th ultimo, rampecigng the case of Henry Watt, and to the observations contained is that di r, which apply equally to the present cam ; and I am to instruct you to altord to Charles Park all the protection in your power in order to secure to him proper treatment. I ern also to desire that you will report to Lord Clarendon what item you have taken with regard to these men.—l am, he., (Signed) E. Illaixowa. Acting Consul Barber to the Earl of Clareados.—(Baostved August 19.) My Lord,—l have had the honour to receive Mr. Ham m's despatch of the 24th of July last, transmit& to me a copy of a letter from Mr. Witham Watt, nspeotlng the cam of his brother, Henry Alexander Watt, who was an m =7 board of the steam - ship Cagliari, and is at present in prison in this city with another British subject woad (I believe) Charlet Park, also an engineer of that ship, by the Neapolitan government, in uenos of the use me& of that ship by the insurgents who at Poem and Sapri in June lad. I beg leave to submit to your lord ship that, previous to the receipt of Mr. Hammead's dispatch, I went, short) y altar their arrival, to the prison where these men are &UMW, and endeavoured to me than, but without moues. On the Ith of July I abiressad a note to the Director-Gemmed of Police, requiting that: l Zt be allowed to see them, and that if them misted say es objections, I begged that their wearing be sent to thaw front the ship, as I was emus =toy had no elothas with them but what they stood M. I hews the honour of twinging a copy and translation of the mover widish I received, oontainica a newel to my demand. On the receipt of your lordship's instructicea, I wrote to H. Cara &on the subject, but my request again met with a &Wel. I 111C1010 a oopy of my note to M. Carats, as well es of his reply, woompsalsd by a translation of it. I regret that I have thus hese prevented from °terrine oat year lordship's inataastisas. lam informed that, ha censeqnsnee of the hod prteerfam (beans and black Mead) the wags of the Cagliari, in Naples, send daily to the prison a sum of roomy fur the better subsistence of the crew, and the Eagle& engineers, raided at Naples, have oontribated a sum of money amongst themselves, which, with a certain away of wearing apparel, they have sent to these two nn • betnnats British solicits, whom I am debarred from seeing. lam further informed that the Sardinian Charge-d'Agaires has made similar demands to the Neapolitan Government, on behalf of the crew, bat his applications have met with the same result as mans.—l have, (Signed) LIMN J. Hannan. Kr. Hammond to Acting Coral Barber. Porign-ollee Auger 26, 1857. Bir,—ln reply to your derpatch of the 11th inst., I am directed by the Berl off Clarendon to instruct you to proceed to fleistso, for the purpose of restating the proceedings about to be inatilated by the Neapolitan government against Homy Watt and Crete, Park, two British subjects who wan Noting as wirers on board the steam vess4 Cagliari, sad to see that jasttos is dose to their ors, as there seems to be no reason to doubt that they were merely engaged to act r engineers, end that they bad no knowledge of the inten tions of certain individuals who were on board that vessel.— ' am, ftc., (Signed) E. HAXMOND. Mr. Hammond to Acbm Consul Barber. Fogn-o, Sir ' —Sinop the date of Lori ClarendonlEc'se, Sept. 8 despatch, 1867. of the 26th ultimo, instructing you to proceed to Salerno, to watch the proceedings about to be instituted against Henry Watt and - Charles Park, engineers on board the steam-vessel Cagliari, her Majesty's government have been informed that the former indiiidual is seriously ill; and I am therefore directed by the Earl of Clarendon to instruct you to obtain see him immediately, and also to express the = d ofks to her Majeety'a government that Watt and Path may be treated in the same manner u the passengers of the Cagthri have been, and be set at liberty, as it must be manl iest that mentors employed on board the Cagliari could have had no knowledge of the intentions of the parties who took pothook@ of the vessel when at sea. Should you bail la obtaining the liberty of Watt and Park, I ace to instruct Fon to inquire when the trial is to take plea, as Watt and kis companion should not be kept for an Mei/nit* tiros in prison.-1 am, &c. (Signed) B. Mortician. Acting Consul Barber t the Earl of Clarmadcm.—(Realved September 2 Nples, Sept. 24, 1867. My Lord,—l have had the honour to meek* Kr. Ham mood's disperclum of the Bth and 11th instant, on the subject of the two engineers, Watt and Park, of the Catchall. Im mediately en OM receipt of the former despatch I addressed • note to M. Cara& on the subject, • copy of width I have the honour to Wilms. On the receipt of the amend despatch I again wrote to M. Carafe, trenanutting the 011614011411 for warded to me, by your lordship's desire, by Mr. Acting Coral &ewe, at Genoa. Copy of m note Is likewies M akes& On the 21st instant I your by Wages* &miring Die to report lamediseely the theinsers had been tried or sat at liberty. As, op to that date, I had not received any reply to my two notes, I proceeded instantly to M. Carda's riddance, and having shows to kite your lordship's wasege, I is quieted that he would place me in a position to reply to it favourably. I regret, however, to state that he Id me to tuediretand that permission to nee them would only be granted if either of theme were SI ; that he bed midi inquiries to thordein If Wry were so, but had not received an answer; that they could not be sat at liberty without going through their trial; and, leetly,that the trial would take place shortly ("In quad Elora"). This morning I received M. Carafe's answer to my two notes, a copy of which, with translation, I have the honour to enclose, and white, in substance, is the same as the conversation he held with me, with thee:D:4oos that he positively referee to allow me to am the two engineers. I am informed that the meter of the Cagliari, with the mates sad the tagineere of that etemeer, will be conveyed to &brae to-day or tethienew, the trid, which, it is not commines =trg i : to Addle of October. I shall at cam, pursuant to r hak iestroollons contained in your despatch of the Bth thke=to he informed of the day when the trial as West end his compsnion should not be lest la fro es Welsh* time. I *moot der thin without repotting to your kedelip the hot AM, the Skarn government has repeatedly refired to anew me to me them me, I have kW now been inbred by on Beelli& engineer, named Wood, that the Canunimery el Polio el the prima in which Watt mid Perk me ieleined, allowed him Is en end speak to dem at the Mo nne, of from re to yards.—l barn fro. ( 81 11 sod) Lewis 1. DAIWA. Tb. 8.,1 at Clinitisa to Adios Oceimil Barb 8, er. PoretwolliekOot. lea. have toodwei your &spotlit of the nth el bor. teetwieg s orgy of e sew brew Carl. to anew yea mow to the two Omer% Park oe to at them at liberty. I ID AIN to yea Is =w i t as tiree mem eve nil to lave beta as bawl stemer Ceded, whoa titer = whotheefell le Loathe • mandatory party ea the Nemo nus olowedew Mettriet govenseest he sot dela to witti est► thus bon di* fir ernetem.ol wNesPonten kw • bat et the wen dew her mossy. govermat an sawn SPORTING. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM—WIDIIMIDAY MOST. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 10 to 1 oared cm the fleid. 12 to 1 apt Warlock 100 to 6 llama= 100 to 6 Prime of Danmark 100 to 6 Tito Daps CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 10 to al* Carrel (t and offd) METROPOLITAN STAKES. 8 to apt Tellegram Bto a 6 Wrestler 10 to Borderer 12 to Monique 20 to Wouvermeas (26 to I also Lid) CHESTER CUP. 20 to apt Kelpie (25 to I taken to 5002.) 26 to Blackthorn 30 to Member 33 to General Scoot* 60 to Saunterer 60 to Commotion 60 to Palk*, 60 b Vag tittles Oipdas SgeOMD YEAS or TIES FIJTM PIOOIICII STALIN, at 60 Nova. each, h ft, for 3-yre•Ms ; colts, list 71b; Set 41b. ) Corte* *owe** D.M. (7 Mow 201 yard.). (3 subs. Mr. K. M. elerti Moturta• Nymph. by Itr %am Siker. MI 411, ......... MIMI welted ww. Swszreranze of 100 sows. sack, h ft, for 3-yr-olds; colts, tlet7lk; AU*, 41b. Allowances sad penalties. D.M. (7 furling' 201 yards). (11 sobs.) Mr J. Bawls.% ftmrs. lag Wrallmrbll, ..... 1 Mr. Imo Um of d s SM. Iht Mb... . ..... (111Maim I Mr. W. & S. OiNforle 61111, I J o it i lines /GM bf bs. 'rib Is. Dv) 4 : be 4 to colt, to 2 each apt Mar of 169 LA end 4to 1 apt Beat Lsagtoa. Won by • asele. • hag* balm" Um awn* and tie*, bear leneettis balms Ves Mid mad friar*. eiromerazoi of 60 tom. wilds ft, for 3-yr•olds ; oolts, Bet 71b; ethos, Bst 21b. Calais sllowamss, D.M. (7 torloosp 901 yowls). (9 sobs.) & WEllawybOdere by Comma. ht OD ... Caboose) 1 1••••• arnumson &riblike!, Mt IA (D MEMMI Lad Derby's Weeemirek Te 12lb LIMA= Lard Suter% Medic% IMb HANDICAP Pura of 60 move. T.Y.C. (6 .( tarlosis 201 Lor2:lltattes IMMEIIe_by.WEIS Met TA UM (Vardbadal I . P. Maori. Now wipe" Ed Mb limbo) 2 Mr. Weer% I aseft DM 4NA eb. .111msett) 3 Lard W. Peelers Deludes. 4 yrs. ME w• awe! 4 Bsttlag . 3 to 1 apt Plusaa, 4 to 1 apt New Btighton, to 1 apt &sr of Albion, 7 to 1 sock agst Dolostost sod itmity Boy, Bto 1 apt Noisotts. Woo by a head ; • between osoond and third. — fitIIDICAP PLATE .1 70 MY& ClOrMOl3l COMM (1 Mile 6 furlongs 66 yards). Mope Moymemie It man Stanley. by Flairieclet 3 yrs. At IPwrrl ssl Mr. 111 Moe% dad. , (D. Husbm 3 :6to 4 apt Harry &sal% . to _ 1 opt TM B /dow s ze tti ll to 1 apt Romeo. Was two Lag tad Tli CLARET STAKES, a dEtemilehlel et 100 sow. soak 1 ft, for 4-yr-olds ; oolta Sat 7)b ; Mira Bet 21b. TM isoood to mars his stske D.I. (2 miles). (19 mobs.) Mr. Howard's Loosest. by Robert do Clarbew. Sit fib (Pore/sad I I odd Fitswilftw's leyersmus. 7lb .. ............(2. °Morns! Mr. B. William:. Hall, Mt tib . ............. Illemsa) , - Betting : Eves on Ignoramus, 6to 4 apt Animal, 7to I apt Kent. Kart made the running across the IA Armed ; on ristog the hill after coming by the turn of the loads , H i t gradually compounded, and Arsenal went on with the lied and won essay by two lengths. Kant beaten at Tlil GILZAT NOILTNIZI HANDICA P.—Vedette WY IltlllOk Ong yearday (Monday) al 11.36 paa. CATTERICK BRIDGE RACIII3.--ThoispA7. ampine ........... as ZOINIT _ Lb ~'~tf~~... , OyW Wr.........., Kw TO& WM 1141X1111112 'TALI,. • • aua. Etaia WI.. 4 a ardor. ME. RABAT, rill 1101,41.T.AMER. The following letters horn Lord Dorchester, the owner of Croner, certify the effect of Mr. Reny. ethod upon that hitherto untamed animal. W. (rest.) cea odd our own testimony to that of the owner, having witaarsd the complete subjogatica of the horse, which hes bra converted in the course of a few days from a state of mange hanky to the ordinary condition of a thorough-bred stadia': " argw.ll, April 3. endear, by Venire dam by Little Red Borer WIN I teed by me in 1861, sad consider him to here bees vicious from a foal. He was always troublesome to bind* sad showed temp on every opportunity. On his road hen from Dan/Ann he went ea his knees, and tore the gnarl up with his teeth. I hare seta him lean spinet the wall of his hos, and kick sad wear for ten minutes together. let laid the Matruh* end Carron and myself entered into ea egesereat neyeedseg hem, by which they were enabled to percher the bed of him on reasonable terms, provided dry Idol bie reek ; bat, notwithstanding the hater were mace edushea, I wee ragaseted to remove him after the wend Nara, hie savage propeardes rendering the are of Islas tee daegarosis an odic* for any man in their employ. I wee semered by the IIIII•fpf Of the Rewons &ad that fee days be tread allow no be to err hie boo, aad ea me messier tate ea hes ter, be lock thick, lo two with his Web. If Mr. Fterey east tame him I MI certain an hone can - I;iiii:d.Orchi. :rt. " therrell, Alen 7. " Maybe received Isentotioes boor Mr. Dem la brew I Mrs amok phrase ia a sthesay i tra i t i 7ethes rospictiste tbe servallows Islay with ~1 be odder s home of soy op or Mew, bedew et he and witlest the slioldest lejur in t i tZ i. mutsi or risk Mss or bens. Mr. Raley, whoa bet sublaisted is tweymr. Md ley, petisidy vahrekee. be sestaolisbed wader belt ea hew, Meg as bee. *mi. ma llesimile. WOW • dram 'lima bar, Ire. He thee wok Crier la bred.med One beam Mr. Reny mod aye& mosted hfa No hod art law slim Air asedy Mose yeese, sad was or *lsm ant it e wee impassibiserea Mem Wm, s ad we wire s womessey Mr. Rem lei br bin ersied emelemly. roondes hi. Mid ma open The swinge gelds eel as Larelea. Ti. hem wee retened b mei" the sewers Ord Compray or arearst at his vice, it being esesidered se ark am a mare 116 war worth to eased to Idea. Whim II is aka late osesidesalks whet this sidael was, adwird bs am. h wee be adrenal to all erseristese el hams Met they shad& Adds Ms losowiedge the owahlos that le obtain is stay nor ray hors i holf as boar, awil whisper dew le akar party. " Dosconana." (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. to demand that they shall have a fair and public trial, with proper legal aseistance to prepare their defence, their legal 'dryer being chosen, not by the government which apneas them, but by the consular agent of their own meat ; and unless there be any poeitive and publicly- I MT: regulation which precludes prisoners conlined before trW upon such a charge as that brought against these Mill (of which charge the British consular agent ought to have a oopy), from communicating with their consul, than and in such cos her Majesty's government have a right to insist upon the British consular agent hiving free access to the prisoner', for the purpose of supplying their weals, and pro viding for their defence on their trial, whioh owlet not to be unnecessarily delayed. I have accordingly to tailrace you to address an official note to the above effect to K. 'Carel", and you will express a hope that the Neapolitan guvername, by voluntarily complying with this just demand, will spare per Majesty's government the necess ity of repeating It through another organ, and in a different manner.—l am, &c., ( 84 11 1 ted) CLAMS/WON. Acting Consul Barber to the Earl of Clarendon.—(Received October 14.) Naples, Oct. 8, 1867. My Lord,•—l have the honour to report to your lordship that I was yesterday informed, from a source on which I nest rely, that on the occasion of conveying the crew of the Cagliari from the prison of Naples to that of Salerno, the pollee handcuffed all the prisoners, and so tight were the ligatures that three days after they were still visible on the master's wrists. The engineers Watt and Park, lam in formed, were also conveyed to Salerno with their hands bound, in the same manner as if they had been convicted of felony, and so great is the misery of mind experienced by them potsrLass, Misr three months' alginser Watt, me soca as his kandrenr cca" =, =pit to commit suicide by cutting his throat. He wee, however, prevented by his companions, and two days after the first attempt he made a second, by seizing the razors belonging to the master of the Cagliari, and It was with great difficulty that the roaster *unaided in preventing him from carrying his intentions into execution. Bow long these men are doomed to remain in primal I have no means of learning. No date for the trial is yet fixed. I have given 'nitrations to Mr. Vios-ConenlConsiglio, at Salerno to let me know immediately when the da is named. Possibly Watt and Park would be cif I could ere and speak to them ; but, my lord, attar the repeated and positive manner In which the Neapolitan government he. refused all applica tions made for me to see them, I reel that any demand in this instance will also be negatived, unless backed by a strong rentonstruice from your lordship.—l have, tn., (Sighed) LSIVIB J. HAMM*. Mr. Park, senior, to the Earl of Clarendon.—(Received October 23.) Genoa, Oct. 18, 1867. My Lord,—l feel mosedingly bony that I have to trouble your lordship again on the occasion of my ma, Charles Park, ens of the two engineers belonging to the steamship Cagliari, who has been confined in the p ion at Naples from the month of June last, without any evidence of their cam being resorted to, and from thee they are now trend...red to Salerno, to undergo a second course of the ; and as to when their trial will be brought forward I cannot arrive at any information whatever , being refused in the most absolute manner, to all my solicitations toesi with my son ; besides, he has been even deprived of Waiving letters from his parents. And, my Lord, I have learned, with deep /MOW, to-day, from Naples, that my son has become serious) effected in his mental disposition, from no other cause but from the manner the government is acting towards them. lam fully convinced your lordship is aware of all that hail transpired throughout respecting this matter, and I moat solemnly beg of your lordship to cause some im mediate i*p to be taken in order to arrange with ths Nee. politaa authorides to great his parent the due privilege of consoling with him ander Ms afflictions, and, at do same time, I humbly beg your lordship to perm& the Neapo litan authorities to bring their ease to a &Mos in order that they may be set at liberty.—l em, de., (Signed) Cmiii, Pang, sm. The Earl of Clamed= to Actint L la mas' Barber. Foreign Oct. 29,1867. Slr,—l have received your despatch of 16th Instant, sod its Whom% relative to the case of the engineers Park and Watt, rad I have, in reply, to instruct yea to the beet lawyer to be had in Naples for the defence of am I further to instruct you, If you are allowed to me Park sad Watt, in compliance with the demand you have hem ceased to mete, to proceed to Salerno, and to ask them most pardeularly about the treatment they have received, and whither they have been in any way tortured or subjected to bodily pi er made& and to tall them that the English government lam Its eye upon them, end will take care that so &bodes Is done to them.-1 em, &c., (Iligued) CL12.7114D0N. PAPAL AGGRESSION IN ITALY.—The Turin cor , r • t of the Ossietental Remo relates the Mowing : I 'g ro da n e g the many proofs which might fie given to the British public for the purpose of showing the dangers which threaten civilisation in hay through the intrigues and the open workings of the clergy. sided by Austris, I select one only, which apposes to as worthy of your oonsideration. About tan years ago, M. Ferdinand =sr, of Geneva, married, at Plorence o. a ., French lady, Mori. Burgat. The marriage took according to the rites of the Evan- OW Reformed church, and w the aseeesary and legal form, both the man and the woman being protestant.. For several years the young couple lived on the beet tow, and their union was biased by the advent of several children. Bat about the and of 1866, Madame Bettlngher showed the worst tgirdxsiedble, and she finally applied to the Catholic ad* Court Ar at Florence kw a provisional divorce. er husband, astounded by this most un expected demand, demurred to the jurisdiction of a catholic ecclesiastical court in the affairs of a marriage between two protestant.. But Madame Bet her declared herself ready and willing to abjure the evangelical and embrace the Roman catholic religion. Upon this the Ecclesiastical Court declared itself competent to ad judicate in the matter. This wee the state of Afars for some time. But in March last M. Bettingher received a visit how the usher of the civil tribunal of the Grand Duchy, who, on the part of the Archiepiscopal Court, notified to him that • sentence had been pronounced by the tribunal of the Holy Inquisition at Rome. This renters of the Holy Inquisitioa, elute Tribunal of the Holy Ofikre, was to the effect that the roarrisge contracted between the said Bettingker and the said Marie Burget wee null and void, and that the children of the two were spurious and illegitimate children. The Holy larded= at Rome did not hear or require the statements of the pardon in the case. It departed from all judicial forma, bat nevertheless it annulled a legitimate maniocs at Florence, and the Tuscan government submitted to this pro cedure. These facts need no comment. No further facts are required to show to Englishmen the nature of the straggle which te golag on in Italy." THE irOLIIIITAZT PRUOCIPLI AT Onsmto.—The district of St. Peal's, Oxford which includes the poawt part of the populous pariah of fit. Oilos'e end Jericho, another poor neighbourhood, in the math of Amnia leg, mama by a large majority to groat • china nits, and cosensently the churchwarden were compelled to adopt the voluntary prln gttuabeir plan being to send rotted bogs from pew to pew to the sermon. The rant has ben that Mi. was collected dam thereto wee rehuml. The rate sand for would have raked shout 441. The Nine system of colhattag during the envire bur also bon adopted at Onearantows Church, acv Oxford, when we believe it has answered admirably. Both livings are in the gift of colleges within the University of Oribed, the former incumbent bong nominated by Christ Church, said the curate of the later by St. John's College. WEDDLNOB ox 000 n FRID•T.—A maven diem). polatmeat was vexatiously indicted upon the parties con reread la a wedding arrangement which wee dud to take plam at AU Saints' Church, Stamford, on Friday lest. A young couple, for whose union the hums had bees duly published, had invited their friends and made other prepara tion ; bat the curate (the Rev. W. Anderson), who sedan to entertain a strange notion of his position end his ehrioal duties, objected to perform the ceremony on Good Friday, urging ea his mason that it was • solemn hat. The non ventence that would result from • postponement was pound oat to him and he reluctantly consented to rownn the matter. liedection i however, seems to have failed in bring ing him to mown or be sultnquently informed the expec tant parties that he would not unite them till next day, and afkotod to inn a favour even of that, it being one ad the days imainded Is Psesion week.—Stamford Mercury. DEATH or • FIDIALI BLACKSIII7II.-011 Thus iv evening the lat instant, the news of the death of Mies Mauna arrived at Melton. The muse of death was brain fever. The yarn women bas for some thin followed the employmmin of a biacimmith, and has worked at the Imp and shoeing. Frequently she might be ern with by leather apron on mounted ou the beck of • horse, %king it home oiler she had been shed." it. No doubt ohs Ida be man mimed, as ohs was thought to be Blear; may patron ised the pine as a novelty.—N • hawesel. • - INQUIRY INTO rus CONDUCT or ma Cum CONFTAILI OF eALOP.—Two have bad bed d the elde Hall. whisk had been dry attended b the digherease of the orianty—die bid sm-Isr the r v. Mrssmien/ and ereamd, re se ingesry lab the osidaat Copied slid condelde el the aunty polio), obis It h said =i iglesarl Wdeity by set to Child's Broil eller mot yet the late tad& elha s erlih y or wham ere woe private, bald SIS: is dni tt i o a mee:es term lea diddea,sed Ile nee tad tram sepinemiel, soil Mr Urban (thetrimin aide emelsed ~anal Ids Saar °balsam of Use eminitira. I.LEcriox ElNlNlZB.—Ancading to the deelion anditcr's Mara, the election memo ef O. W. Ha* 1.. d the recant North Northamptonshire mart, wen 2,mi. lee. id., and those of F. H. l'srain, Heir 4104 Lls. OK FRANCE INMAN? SHIP ON WORE NW OBIORRBTBR BARBOUR. On Sunday morning, about half-paat two o'clock, a large three-mut Tessa ran ashore at West Whaling, a short distance from Cakeham Tower, about • mile-and-a half to the east of the mouth of Chichester Harbour, and about 200 yards from the shore, considerably above low water mark. We learn from a coast guardsman on duty at the spot that he saw the ship making towards the land, at the time of high water, and was much astonished at the circumstances It bethg a fine, calm, clear, moonlight night. He fired off his pistol twice, and showed a blue light, which only had the I ate of giving the alarm to the men at the coast guard I station, who at mos put off to the chip to render assistance, but without effect at that time, their own boat Deist swamped in the attempt. On visiting the scene of the abater we found the vessel to be the American barque P.itrea, Captain Samuel Osborne, from Hans for New York, with emi grants to the number of 217, French and Gamma, and • general cargo. We have since received the following additional maim lane. The ship left Havre on Saturday sant 10 a.m. (the cause of her running ashore at this spot is still a ), and struck at 22 minutes put 2 a.m., on Sunday. captain adopted the usual measures of backing sail, &a., with the view of easing her off, but to no purpose, as sirs took the shallows at high tide, and struck heavily, and the needing water left her still more embedded in the sand. Raey usist mos was rendered by the coast guard, under the command at Lieut. Wollaston, R.N. About 3 pm. • boat, manned by 12 bands, was despatched by the aptain to theChsvalles Pawner lardo, United States consul at Portsmouth, udondag Um at the disaster, and asking assistance. The consul imasoitely reithuitsi, from ths %WIN the mosolo, Masa* about 12 miles from r 01.11111011111.•• simmer had bola mat to the ship In the comes of Sunday from Portsmouth, by Chevalier Vandiabsegh, the Franck Gonad, • report having reached him that she was • French ship, but the stammer was unable to move the wreck s and she returned on Meader at daybreak, the wind dun blowing a gale from 11.8. R. The consul, haring aka would become a total loss, acting in con junction with the captain, deemed it expedient no longer to delay attempting to land the passengers, and they were hoisted over the side by means of a barrel and • "whip," the women and children being first attended to. A heavy surf was beating on the beach, but another gang of comet gnard men and others, by ropes, helped to drag the boats to land ; and these combined efforts were so suocessful, that all were landed, numbering 339, without an accident of any kind, the consul and captain being the last to quit the wreck. The corneal, after providing for the comfort of the poor creatures to the bent of his ability proceeded to Portsmouth, and applied to the naval authorities for a powerful steam tug, to extricate the ship from her perilous position, and lighters and hands to save as much as possible of the cargo, should it be found impracticable to float her, The tag, be., was promptly sent, but there same but little hops for the stranded vessel, as the wind frashansel in the after part of Monday, and the tides are dead neap. How ever the ship is • strongly built one, of about 600 tons Mahan, and well Satensit. The disaster has caused the most Intense excitement in the neighbourhood ; the fact of a large ship so close in shore at this spot being unprecedented, as the beautiful smooth sands are left dry at low water fer a distance of nearly 300 yards from high-water mark. We are pleased to find the inhabitants generally mince a desire to minister to the comforts of these unfortanate to ple, sud denly thrown unapt them in such a pitiable pligh t, the beat of their ability. Oar hat account states ship to be still fast in the sand.— Weal Sussex (Muff.. A CAPTAIN IN DIPPICULTIES.—MLLBOURNE, Pis. 7.—On the 29th of January the American ship General Nowell left Hobeon's Bay, in tow of • steamer, under an agreement to tow the ship to ma for the NOM of 1601. When ahe arrived off Queenscliffe the officer in charge of the police station boarded her b 7 the customs boat with a warrant, transmitted by electric telegraph, to arrest the captain for debt. Inquiry was made on board for the captain, but all stated he was not on board. After searching tarns time he was at last brought up from the hold, having been secreted under • heap of old rile, with blocks of wood and other rubbish thrown carelessly over him. On hie appear ance in charge of the constable, the chief officer and others of the crew of the ship attempted • rescue. A skirmish ensued, the crew of the customs boat and the constables were defeated, after being shame fully beaten and abused in the performance of than duty. The ship was then allowed to proceed to /011. The steamer Victoria came down shortly after, with Sir Henry Barkly on board, coming to join his family at Queens elite, but hearing of the catastrophe the Victoria immediately gave chase, his Excellency remaining on board, and about 9.80 p.m. she returned, having the captain of the General Nowell in custody, and early on the 30th be was set to Melbourne la the Ladybird (sicsansr.), in chart af • Plan o f The General Nowell put back during the night, and is now moored of the Bluff. At the Geelong Polioe L_A eom Benjamin Hof, chief ogler of the General Nowell, guilty to a charge of aessultiag a constable whilst in th e charge of hie duty. The constable swore that on his seerele hag on board the ship for the captain, for whom he had • warrant, and having arrested am, 'the captain mit mats ordered the men to throw the constable and his party over board. The latter were then wailed by the mew, end were threatened with being taken out to sea if they remained on the ship. The prisoner wee severely admonished by the wart, and committed for three months. PASSION WEEK IN PAttle. The churches were titled to overawing during the whole week, and, it may almost be said, at all hours tithe de y. The rarer* plush, preached every evening at Notre Dame by the Pere Felix. and specially inteaded for the edification of male hearers, and for those gm. des mu& who are satiated with the minimum observance of an Easter-day communion, was atteaded4 some four thousand persons, composed, we are aasu "of the Mitt of society, of men of science and literature.' It is to be hoped that it was so, and that what is called the Intellectual world of Paris were there to learn from the =, Jesuit though he be, that there is another tri another standard of truth besides that which they worship at the Sorbonne and the Institute. The sight at all events was edifying and imposing, to witness the vast and dimly-lighted nave of the floe old cathedral, filled throughout its mysterious depths by a sea of heads which murmured responses through the remotest reamers of the building, while a single spot in the far eastern extremity biased with light where the Cross stood exposed over the tomb of the Saviour. The plaintive strains of the Niue-tr., too, fell finely upon the ear as they burst from the shrill not,, of the choristers paced in the high organ loft above the west doorway ; and this again was presently varied by something yet more sublime, when the deep but of four thousand voices combined with the tones of the organ in the responses and eastivas. On Easter faraday the at tendance at the metropolitan church for the 00111M104013 eke Antenna was u as might have been ex pected from the ocagngat of the previous evening, and probably not less than three thousand persons partook of the Holy Sacrament. At the otherparishchurches, where serous were nightly delivered, the evening attendance appeared to be equally numerous. In general the western doors stood wide open, and the crowded congregations emerged almost 1 poa the streets. At the Madelene, from twelve to three on I: : ::iadit a tai th e miss of discourses on the Sept Banda, in with strains of music, were preached by hi. , the curd, with his usual capaciousness of voice and finency ef not delivery, but in a style eadmanner far too drama tic, or, to give offence, toomerely oratorical, to suit either English ears or the swat subjects commented on. Our church waste greatly, no doubt, its " tribune " and " pub* speakers ;" bat one would prefer retaining its present too subdued style of falling into the mere declamation so often beard eleewlaere.—Graniime. THE TEST OF INSANITY.—What, I may be asked, is my test of insanity I" I have none. I know of so on erring, infallible, and safe rule or standard, applicable to all cases. The only logical and philosophic mode of procedure in doubtful cams of muted alienatien, is to compare the mind of the lunatic at the period of his suspected it:amity with its prior natural end healthy condition; in other words, to oonaider the intellect In relation to itself, end to no artifi cial d Arson tad. Each individual ones must be viewed in its own relations. It to char that such is the opinion of the judges, notwithstanding they maintained u a test of respon 'limey a knowledge of tight and wrong. Can any other conclusion be drawn from the boons used by the judge s when propounding in the Home of Lords their view of - sanity in connection with crime f " The fads," they my, " of each particular ass meet of netaielty present them selves with endless variety and with every ohs& of difference in each awe; end it is their duty to declare the law upon each particular cues, upon facts preyed before them, sad saw h ea ring segossate of counael thereon, they dims it at mad at the same time dangerous to the =sietreilten of jelaba, tf it were . to to to mike minute a=cationa of the plea invo . l . ved s = • itala i ldido b it y s, W philoi the q o u phic mode '° of haveet T k i t i aling is rum came • Ind if seemly adhered to, the ends a jostles would he atisred, and the requirement, of Went* sediffeL—Dr. Porbee Window, in Jeered of Pywhologiesl MallisisAfsr _ dprojera of =We (says a letter from Rome), we are premse• • NW you of Verdi'. for the ease* canifeel raw" emitted Le Visedelta is Doesiee. 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