The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-28 00:00:00

RIOOND-HAND PIANOTORTEL-GRAMEK Orb, OxpreoO• 411•Williimais . TaZded he ono ii=; sl =lllll Evade. Prom • memi le stir OS" 10. bir Teo s'll an as ley drablerelaa. D217174.11114_ s Pomo olne Uns4, I UAL II all. '-S.llOlO • 1111...a1k0 ; MOOD. wt . illeime.• Treli •Os a Mrs • I*/~1. Moor' awl ; 40. 7 1LL INE T IllittrisitZ trthar l arktellie d ir — Masa 0. ikdalag. Ina Ts= Brim" 41 UN Atat ali aol. " NINI MA=6. llPM_iari Mgt ; JOWL ilisr Tinos. 2/1.1 ANAarli,-O•MMIN at I. n 41.47, 74 inzar a ir' - M TIN MOM Oft* e i ga7o= l"" Ziaft Pdl""° lo4 Fedi ltha O. Yrs -Openness M T. j:741:: 4. :1111 LDP kigra fr o stert Ik. . 4 . Nsa D W Ayiew,_ !sTOM Tna. OT T ntia M. win!. ...TUT DATOUTIMIL Labs illewimad. •--- IC a.l4lCm RIO 11 NATIO AT LONDON =IDOL =a : La= Oa N o :=.. —Allimeas. i t :a LONDON. MONDAY. MU. 28. It it peace or war! Oar own Ministers would like to believe, or decestly seem to believe, that peace will for the primer be maintained. The im mediate reasioo of emote between France and Austria is all they or elicially perceive. They tall lO—Lord MALIMOICIST talk the Upper HOW. of Legialatme, and Mr. Omura tells the Lower— that they have " received cotantureatione which " give them reason to believe that me long the " Roman States will be evacuated by the French " and Austrian troops." Why, let r frankly say that this, if it be true, me fee as it goes, I. exesliest news. Caine what will, this is what every true friend of Italy deem. Cher the field in Central Italy for ix moans; hire the people face to face with their nemisal rem, and mix months without the promos of forego bayonets will determine, aesedlog to the 'emir et wham or honesty of whir then rulers may yet he ripe* whether the so-called independent Italian States one to undergo a revolution or a happy refers. It would ugh a degree ci eptimhos tee hest for this incorrigible world to expo= Nark emildiers fa the rehabilitation • of Pio Novo sad of the Grate Doke Lsorotxt, or in the improved gerrenneed of Naples seder Lag BOSBA or his MI 104 let the rotation between these prisms end their ersjoete be fairly put to the Wt.'. if the prinsiple of asesiaterstation were gristly enjoined upon the Courts alike of Peek and Vienna by the pubis spier of UM/O. we believe the people of Theory, Om people of es Bemis ere% and the people of the Two Biallise. weed very ems bring their eovereigas be • mseassble asesmet. The several Oormatente whisk eateesibly exist time would have to eland or fail by their own meta and by the will at the motive inhabiteate b shah the soil balm% They wised ether shod es ether dynasties her eastrived to do elsewhere. by per , deady amememedrieg themselves to the wore of the rem mod to the spirit of the age; ar they weed be ohaeged fora nearly sew streatme, as the French Ocreeramest bee been ironed se often before ear eyes. It is the Just e the materal, the whelesoms erne of triage. It is what all prise hove • rigid to demand ; and we, ao Mogliehmes who immerse with the best pristine et Italy, me willing lo abide by the rt. ash. We are sot so wadded to en theorise of ne pstillenesee or wintery Makes. as to make the abolition of the distinctive menortisies at the beam States the shier object ia view. It would he meth factory to see them redeemed, es se le allow of the reeler mad defeseive rime at the whole satin t bet lore how in another gamin, meek the ciple of son-taterventioa le Inerede b tepees et, and that ley how shall the lie it the twisty her minims of Italians be made esesplete ! That leseties is, how shall the See million Italians of Lombardy and Venice he relined from a Swigs yoke Urns the leakeille be obtained, we may have prilicatory arenmese ; we may haw at the bidding of disinterested powers a tanaperary with drawal et the Austrian eery frees the Legations, sad of the Fere prima rim Rama t we may ban seer admiaistrative or even Mee sense helmet referee. sled gems alms" ed ilemenneer es the part of It. eseennentq int the used end desperate riles will have no monsity, are Inter will have ae being psalm. All the rehems whir are sought in dierest previews of Italy re third as instremeste of rem -41,.g m eselime less= for the evertor emenelpatios of the sweets primw sad complete intlependesee the Primula. We de Oct deed that le each et the hens states the Warne for rereseste which an so merely needed would be aseepled gladly for their ewe rake. Bet they would ortedidy be employed, with the sherbet reible delay, es the mosso of mashie, a genre hove mess ter the upsides of Austria. Se bhp is the lgootent or mideriest ropreseetation we bear of a divisive et iateremb and mutual hostility amongst the lethase, that the GM wish is every modest see from the Piedmestane Alpe to the remoter prosier I tory of Sicily is for the tempi= of the Italia& name ; the welters sad natio of their satire pre view, as • part of the esthete prosperity, are with Habits resonally a soarer, bat sot • stream ties aidwatico. Thew is se prospect of their oesseating to forego the national traceries in Mrs he heal benefits. If this wore poseibte, the ere of Marrero tat sad Bum . word have been te pro mote, instead of prohillatieg, compliance with the popular desires in Naples, Florence, and Belegue. The advocates of Austria are the refuted by the example of Austria herself. They talk of recipmeal dissensiosu and irreooneilitable jealawiss is It with a mattering allusion to the quarrels of her city Republic+ in the Middle Ages, and to thole ancient wars the spirit of whir is now more ore lite than that of Flodden aides Boyne ; whilst the petroneee and idol of those writers is henelf so far from believing what they say, that abs trembles foe Milan whenever a liberal thought is stirring in any corner of the Peninsula, sad dozes not permit the Sovereign of either of the Italian States to loosen one rivet of the repressive system. Complete in. dependence, compact nabs or confederation, are what each and all in Italy require. In tree days yet more than in the ago of CsasLxa V., the strong phrase of MACIIIAVELLI 000tilleS to apply, n This " barbarian domination stinks is the sostrila of eery man." Nothing tempt the removal of that nuisance will ensure the tranquillity et the world. But if we cannot indulge; the dolasiom titemlbroat le Central and Southern Italy, though advantageous THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, ►1859. LATEST INTELLIGOCE. THE FRENCH AND AUSTRIANS IN THE and desirable in themselves, will establish erattrelt meat or repose, neither can we pretend to tltlakthat a gentler and more equable administration in'Lom hardy will ever induce the people to acquiesce in the FLareamin rule. Our special correspondence film Milan as well as from Turin has furnished es darieg the last few years with the amplest corrobo- Mies testimony of the various and intolerable mange, the inordinate fiscal extortions, the de- grading disabilities and restraints, the corrupt and unequal dealings of jadicial sentence, the private espionage and offensive contumely, the political an nihilation, the social distrust and enthralment, the restrictions and frequent confusion of trade, the discouragement of industry, the exhaustion of landed estate, the waste and , robbery of all that makes up the material or moral resenrose of a nation, the scholastic and clerical eppeeates for dwarfing the minds of the young, the victim! suppression of literature and of the glorious arts which should form the exercises of matinee Mullett, the obtrusive signs of a detested tyranny in every public plat" the domestic sorrow and re sentment in every humble family, from which, to serve ander worse than an enemy's standard, the sons, from their eldest to their youngest, are merci lessly torn away. Yet we believe that if all these abases end incidental outrages could be amended, if hutted of the well-intentioned but impotent MAXI BMW,' an angel from heaven wore sent down. in waste in the person of an Austrian Viceroy, with plenary legislative authority, the Italian people would not submit to be governed front Vienna. Lord Pat.mnieros must be well aware that the Muse which Austria has built ia the Poninsale is one that she cannot render "Bremer by any sort of reform. Twice In Parliament tide session, and repeatedly Mop:sell and writing before, he has declared the rite and founds tion of that edifice to he " unwisely" and unsoundly laid. It cannot be to the vast any of bayonets by which it is propped up, the hundred thousand Create or " rade Corinthian boors" whom she keeps eta , timed in the Lombard kingdom, that Lard PML• lIMUUTON sportively alluded as the Austrian " Firs " Brigade." Barely it would be more true to say that Mies are the imendiaries, the Minding provo- cation, the glaring source of combustion applied to the Masud passions of a sensitive people. Ten yews ago, when Hungary was wrestliag with the same oppressor, we remember Lard PALKUSTON re, minding the Court of Vienna that • opinion is " stronger than armies." We should wieh to be, lien it to be his meaning now, that the only diciest agency for quenching revolutionary fury, the real Fire Brigade to be relied upon, is not any military estaidiehment, but the jam satisfaction of pablis opinion. That public opinion, throughout the Italian risminions DIA saris, must ultimately be satisfied with something more essential than sae ether than national esseacipation. 731112cr IIEIPORX BILL 'Tha adaytioa by dee cabinet tet the yba et ibl asw Selena BM (dark Is ta be bicolored Owe she Mare Oesseas lablaba by be alearetor of tite lasbalaari hr bythed Y. gevermemeat d lb" ee-eperMisa d Ibp Meer thenimey add the trailliell et lb' Dead et Tterie. both d when bays ~.lamed tbelr tem Mr. Seitarea emrsal Mr. Wakpele al the lisatoolbe, while Leal March .11l MI the pat et the forme at the Poor-law Memel Lora Do Amhara% mow Vrio..Promideat of the Mod d Trair, will mama Yr. Hoak I. Mite till itself, we be able to eve a ha pettlealere. N. bone" it swam, will be betel with may other, eta se bane* will be entirely dhlbertehimed. !rote a rateela molar d tin milk" betwashe reiarbby two wakes a Able ateabse will be withdraws, "ad Wm ewe thus 't imbal tett be alba to the mew roma:bade" whisk it le fa inted le create. Wllll aped le tbs brainy the adroteriel aware allspb an a bar el as county !radar a 101. ecespitir rink hen direly more tbr wee atirved tin aneelatica etlinliarn d Cursor, alma minded la the antran et Xt. lackeitag buttbe pies at krechfranablioisterrala Ira! The m;■letetta! bill roper i earstet 1101 blow 60 as kaarbo for remain nett aware all be nab her waft as OW accurate of 111 L, but, es sear tseea• pear, k rat be reed to extend she freadant le perm pansedni popery taro rape el depart r sertwhere, of mirk in tee bear oe ot railway therm ♦ tar of der Word tie r isaialleg vow to verb= of loaned nraleir In sir M is irk is be eearat• PSTITIOWe rod LTTllteltio OF Tilt enThatla AND VIM sr BALLOT.—Tbs psalms Mae re Needham Irma Urea ham tray bees seller is re tee remne d Durban and Mantomberhad will is Ti. told pasta= tetripa (Monday, Feb. 1111), by amber e disarm atrial ler= ht . TM DIM, OW OM= AT er. PATIVL--The sorra hot alibi a dr dememes d re arbrier a St. hire atimil by re Darer et and the gt =ep ila Zerdyraderrefreall, e i r "l the Ill a pirehe et the seradral, am I earactsl le the mete asdpeel dtde retreaded's mar the s ept. It Mare bra paw* hems reel Mai the Map 'IOAM w ills Z ia.a l k si es ttersta =sbeildieg la all pets me treriaL eel Me at Iste IMO M . Made M rie& Ti. Lad Slayer eal Me Imp Mamma. Ler a Mt* C osh. Lead sal lA, Mir Lady Weft AIM Berea Carte. I'lamaan Salo ram II .? Or &leer Cramer, SLY., and Mr. C. Fewer ~ heeled par at olecee=les are candids ill =by Dr. Milsen, ll6 trir am, the 1C.11 4 6.7 r t e. ab. Sm. T. D. Morey, the Dm. C. and lb. 1... Da Lyman's, mt. tei tie eatheihr df a/ sal WMas Mei testa the anis begat isarikrely rim erre. The perm mos hmeri by ale Lea J. V. Frei* /S-11.. Dirlai Lerenur rid a Mawr Ceres ed M. Pion. vDr. New wed the Lear tar dr mentri. Se due et the moms the Siam it Laid= reamer dr hateredes. The area me played * Mr. Gem ma tie disk, whir bee M eow serainsly allartra we ad by Mr Marna. Ti rem eseg at the rade by Tar sad the Pashas der re by r • rest emir alth ready. eel se drib dad larlier wiled. that the carat pet of the caspeptien men ear mar Is It. Tame *am miected asa lliv ede .Cieralt fteller" IMIPS mar at atom& der* die warm ordote saber term" the tem c al pat ell the a r• rfw IPOS war m Mpreadeta Osman MAamnionL—Cimarge Wasilagtos, Mimi the pram rhinos Caner ert Napalm Illearspaits, bee •hr parr Mae, aa his seardea w it a Mohr and betar aster► leered et waft is nibs hie men sera or aele meet, he imese W This Meer vallbary sad le re serrehoset d Ibeilleperkagra, ail Se ESliaat the irides el Ms mos semory. la seder l i a ta it lens wi : s ad: peat rip usher ead . Cresmall, de;Seas, adder a *Par Amman, bee the hie d rills. me Me that here Pm es. Jain Mama" W.II Bra al/res. Sperm say ham Ird swimw par sad es awilalon as armilesi bet they LT. Gems Wail. 1. awry dem 'si ts.. time Ire It bean ghee to aro mah a wenderai omelette*, and t r verde te .11 Num. toms the thaw WI a pa's sr es mamma at rimers sad burr at hes Mom& perea—Life sad now , .J Clara lama Par, by Laid Vel. DEATO 0; ni lijoir BAILIN , as Wzonmesna.— irwee to have to soustramo the death Proario amorDry, Sag., 111gli Belbff of Wootoliador mad haw of the vol. loom smite, Mr. Tank fhoodiry. Ti. boo loof gratis mu. who woo la Ms otzty month ran salbildi lia dam, Oren Loh" lisrates-peelg. as Mira atorsig. It Is ir.trworthy cciaritoste pat murodi a work hos eiopml ewe we yen railed wool to darosiato the heath of Mr PrOchard, the Milt b.SId BelißieNot. 111011 BAILIFF rot flovnrwanz.--Mr. Willie Ortshawo. for salty heirs a mamba of the anal. cousall, mud Mr. D. W. Homy, the easkablaMa At Ms agiptfat ora at or Hi t ch Bafbff for this borough. Mr. (halos boa pabbahod a I at of hie c oluoit'eo, costatriag spoor& of is?. sly m t mbar* of the Coon, CA wbeei th e appointment It wee stated Iset week In the if:press that the Usiad SWIM goverowas had eutwdieed the yew& of the Moth Orr Lloyd Ceepeay W sew, the Germs sad istplkh malls to awl boa Stow Tort rase vowels gm twMreases .t fro." said level et Gee% At ram' the llirMhet than. steed% eelkd the Weser. Iltewese sad ork. They we ewes ottatetsa tete SAIS leas Wide, a 600 ban WPM The New yea 1p due I et Coons a o d n the Std proslwo wlt's etiolate ltm the Mika elates op to the 1911 inst. '. ebt ISOM - x , MiraW • --.-- . s sad the Prime Comet, sceostpubd by the refuses. AIM. sad Helm, ?MEd the Photogreptie laistedea is edblk-street, on Saturday seorstag. her liMelt esil lie loyal [ileum me Mead by the Ha. 1e Ilse Hoe. P. de tite Hoe. Hi BMA Colonel P. R. Swam, teed os. The n Comet vestal IMlllday to tie Ttialirlhoile, Tower-Lill. liiito;7lrtitor visited tbo Dustbin of Combridge at her resideo, ia . Bt, Jager's PON,. _ Mr. Warta Saeroelson, the safer Mr. Smog Warns, She neorder, and lir. Robert Wells *stow& clerk of RA Md sa interview • ith she Prism Comet en flatazday and presealed an address of ocagrainkulia Is We Royal kill*. ass on the With el kis grandam The Qum bad • dinner piety fa the mains The company 'winded the Pane= Allo ws ks Durand Dab se of Arad. the Sardinian Mikes fasten • the Nesade Minister, Brea Obi Vincraira Trainees, Visional t Ural rad l A 4 d7 Ike" ea and Mrs W the Rinks Rea. Ws C. satir r ily The ma Lewis, Wyidi, mad sad the Has Mts. Loyd Lindsay. TM brad id dna Onsedas Guards was is siluidance, and eleyed drifts bass the V ertiees de is bairemer' iVuoiss. OA; L l N•assi a lrlifuirViiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisainSa the Thswhereettet the Ovando% L Mir aim Jeer' .6r Syr .. M l yt m elie a s i tM Hetese, net Lears the kW= sal seenessee et the Om% eel the deeteedebeeerteeed. sanded Diver Bunke I. the Petrels Chapel, Beekingbeet Peteee. The Ws. eatt Very Bev. the Dew el Wisubee allelated. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday M the official residence of the Chancellor of the Rachegner, in Downing-street. The Minut es _ preseM Were : —The Berl of Derby, the Lord Maaos, the Mar ais of , Salisbury the Earl st ig , Mr. Walpole Bell , the iti . iirdon. Sir B. Saltheenst/i et , ers. Pad, Lord Stanley, Sir John T the Right Hoe. J. W. Henley, and Lord John Deepatclui from the Governor' of British Columbia and Malta were received on Saturday at the Colocial,Mre. Desistence win sent to the Governors of the Mauritius, Ceylon, Lama, sad Hoeg Kew. Her Majesty has been pleased, on tho eeeemmen• dation of Lied Stanley, to approys this appointment of Sir Hobert N. C. Hamilton, Bart., as Provisional Member of this Council of the Geosensr43sneral of Lard Cowley sad his homily, with two attsobAti seetved el Vienne, et 9 °Week poierday es, . nil (Mt Darin ,lit soya that yeshwasy week, Lout Loftus, the English embousder at Visags asked conedeationy if • visit from Lord Cowl e y weld be favourably viewed t sal cashed the a= kiiwto7 111141/IW. Lord Curley" aide the Amur= Jwraat, "Mee, elate Ur Paris Coupes% has Men the a= =toe pert in all lbw Mews of the a= brew* who Is ea the beet torus with Use Zulu= of the fprosh, sad who hold& Wiest, reletioos et Paris with the s. Isorneent pmeeseis, beNtaialy the ikleet mea to wsderbite a mission of suendletlea." Ths Paris oorrsopoadent of tbs Indlposioneo 144 wriiiai oa Istestlif inwas op. "Tray thi Coesoll st 44414 twos ossvolool marl row Sy the aspoes Bia Maw, loam& la wail tat the mama wawa bed afillobtly dwassiod the rola et Asp* tansposow tosagopog Itoomo eel list efikwaeles rep* bed bus ewes Ml. 11,404 r is sa• duller by sormest, rad wide is Oh elhat,-- 0 TOIL Slabille, Ida MP wails& I bow weld e the bora* Mao "sip ham; what sea 1 have ego "- ployal 4 polsotkog by #lOl4. Tirds, h bellows that Mk AY to apses 44 as woleasso et ray powwows*. I bow taw ao Noolution to Mosoas Id= to taw awry to task tie obotiamoy of la goviesaa!tt . wpm Moods sot Wow** wry dialatwawad cessoolo! The our earn speadiat we, dot ea wow vir blow the mosey hsiisv• thot if Ws Prowit Is Yew Calto Vosola s woolsita 411 Moak sot is am" sad tint tho MOO tow Mho aft ywo dr Pontifical twooreal be Peerlthee to lefifile, Lady lianas= ems lath to • sea at rib, Upper tisseapstrist, arseeesp. _ _ _ The Dais et Naverietle and Lady Susan Pelham Mem arrived at Se hotly mamba I. Portman-equate on flattuday fret Choler Park. Tba Marquis of Donegal, aooompanied by Lord red Logy Ikeda dattbry sod Mrs. Willy, bare arrlnd in Imre Mai Iliwill•MI Part, Dear 17zbe:dee, fee the imam. _ _ Th• ustrisge et o;ptain trErw - eurt with Lady Esorbita Pam abtaa will take place to-sorrow at St. Maiy'raireit. marriage of W. Cateilia des Van:, cousin to So Kane of heeteey, with Coked Stepney, of the Otseis, will take pima in Key. TioUmbels ialmeeraton . had a soirle on Saturday eight at Comlirldge Sono, Pioesdllly. The noble rieocont and sheematees, ravioli to Der ledywhip's naiption, asser ting a ado* piety at dinar. Aram &dr smote were Mr Dues set laveausen, the Berl end Corte. of Shaftes bury and lady Vittoria Aeleley,lflessant end Vieconamme bury, Lead and Lady Beery Tom, Lod end Lady Wede lns''s the Right am &r Demjamdm Sall, the Right Son. MMus P. Cowper, Res. Peminkt B7np, Hon. Mr. Moa mots At une o'elo k !My Pelmaaton opened her alder liar the realties of company. The Earl and Counter et Hardwick* aatartablad ut Einem on Be•urday *mobs et their riedeoce fa Port oreeruire Lied cad lady Colchester, His. Roar, LIMA M.P., Hee. Km Thames LIMA Hon. Sally boom Campton, Sir Jean Slyblestouta M.P., Admiral and We. Mike, Mr Phony Kelly, M.P., Mr. Oou Kr. W. 8. Lindsay, M.P., W. litatherey, Sir Jolla and Imfy Paktegtas aatartalwad M dram, m datariar main, at the 'Said rudiure in abs Adwdeolv, hie ineeSesey the Demi& Miliseer, Lead John Manon, Bea. Proderke Lyra, lime. Cora% and Mo. Corgi% M. and lady Dims Pekingese. &r Wee= ea Ley NON% lik Stand and 1.4 Ilattbcot., air R. Armainne.AAmlenl and Yin Boris% Mr. Meadall, M.P., Kra Dag" he. TA. Man/bias= at Baliabary bold tbs lut of a mina d bar " ortiolloas " oa Stturday night, at the Lord Prerldoato Sony imarkot la Artioroo-oterot. A very bre dodo respoadrat to bat lodyshier barite:lona. lady Chaimgenre sesentitliae will take plane on Thee i 7, the tedi, eailflatiday, the 17th Make. __ Tie ilimakar gam hi third parliamentary dinner se amsrelay svmdeg, st Ids AIM& essidam le the Now Pale.. ot Wooledastsr. The guems esspriesd Lent Riche, Lard 1. atuart, Mt. Sidney Embers, Mr. C. Remed, Mr. C. TWIG*, Yr. . 5. Wetter, tbe LitanserGessra for IMerel, Mr. M. Ceboce, 81r R. Osibrembs, Sr J. Seeseree Admiral Sir O. E Pechell, Sir R. Yourmas, Le D. Kemp, lasstemst-theeral Si: do Levelly's., Ward Wilms Psa lm, Coked &Ms" Yht. Demerdt, Mr. Drummed, Mr. Mee lir. LAM Maar, Mr. lesmotoe, Mr. Diodes, Mr. Moeskosa Mom, Mr. Roaberis, Mr. Walter, Mr. Orme% Mr. Thom &Mg, Kr. legbass. Kr. GI" Kr. R. C. Ewe% It,. Mame Omkoll, Kr. EMI Laddert, Mr. La, Mr. Bobolsdold, Mr. Hoary L. Etat" Mr. Marks Paget, Mr. 0. Wades:see, elld the Rev. H. Drury. A Paris letter in the N.rd states that Coant tls Parilisy Is emit toles • parties it his Led, who km Maim thee boon midget is Luedres. Oa Friday last the seer Mamie Hall. George stiert, leliabweets, was ecesterated led ietaegerated ea the Fne~esesrf 1!W et seeded, with bare** seieeshhe BIWA the aborteerent of the One/ Le* et llettleed, shoat two haadrad Astrepolliaa awl provincial k.ders were eepreeeted at the terestoey. Is Ye mains a tread meseeitt hated lad b.eqest Awe plan Is the WI, sad wee steatite by erre& of tower heertred Isetbrea. The Duke ef Atholl ((creed 'teeter lima et liecollaad) cemiplad the dole, and wee sepses by Mr. J. Whyte hielidlr, 61r P. A. Habit; the Chevalier Barer. Majoe-Chseetel Swat berm, 04 J. Faunae, Ida* Railway, ix. At 10 tido& $ beard bid commented. The Risley et London has appointed the Rev. S. H. Beenhen, inconsbest of St. lidabaere, Cbeetre. nom, lo the bosomy prebendal stall la It. Paella Ostbdi. eel witidi hr bow lett Tama by the death at the Bev. J. Haifa. el Ades. Mr. Spurgeon preached yesterday northing far tbir ant time slam Ids Muni frost &eased is tV arm Osadmis Nook HAL Tarnow stetting Sir Chink* T. Bright will ie. Mom • how •• " Th. Promos a the AtioselsTslegoph,' at tht Iloprhell, Hope sow, Ltyripcol. PAPAL STATES. Thellositewr of yesterday contains the following : " On the 22nd inst. Cardinal Antonelli announced to the ambaesadees of France and Austria that the Pope, believing his authority strong enough to maintain peat* in his dominions, considers his own power sallkiient to warrant the security of his throne, and that consequently his Holiness was ready to enter into arrangements with the two powers for the simultaneous evacuation of his territory by the French and Austrian army with the least possible delay." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (now on owx PARIS, BurpAT Ewnto. You will have observed that the dfotaiterr--i drily announcing the fact that on the 22nd ►natant the Pope intimated to the French and Austrian am bemadore at Rome that he now felt perfectly able to maintain order in hie own dominions, and wee ready to make arrangements with the two powers for the simultaneous evacuation of his territories by their troops within the shortest possible delay—.tediously abstains from throwing any light up= the inten tions of the French government on the sub ject. The Pope has asked the French army to go away, but whether it means to go or not is left quite in the dark. Now the epee ties arises—Had Lord btalmesbnry and Mr.Disraell when they stated to parliament their belief that the Roman Statmwaald, u a =tarot fact, be very idartly evacuated by the two foreign garrisons, any farther facts to go upon than the Pope's request es set teeth in the Moniteur I If they had not, their announce ment, which was naturally interpreted as so highly important, amounts to nothing; for the Pope has many times aide similar requests before and bas not been lietemedte. But if thereszegreands to think that the two powers mean this time to comply with the Pope's desire, why should . the Mositeur give no hint that Pah is their tetanus P It is plain that the ofileial antionnoement of the French government kW far short el Abe peelisimastary statesseut, and is no far mast be mcasidered to throw doubts upon it. Neverthelera i the French journals seem to be in atrarobed be the motaset to treat the two as own patible. This everiefe Petri* simply says that Lard Watessbury's aa4 Itr. Dim:soles speeches are costlrtned "by the Wierter. In the same solemn, however, it quotas as opinion from the Nord of I Brands that the eveseatiew, if easonditional, would be a " matossion perfectly derisory, and on, which would ia is respect eased the abaormal siteatiaa of the padlock! The Pays, in a rather Isestitieal ardele• bless by expreeslag intense delight at the smaccensememt made by *be Mosigeur fal the Pepe's wbb, It shows that French inflames has at isagtb the Aged it prefssesel when it seat an acolyte Beim is se-establish the Pope on his Pontilied Ilat--scat here is a " bat" with mesh ebb* ahi it—the Pays Moot lA4 !Wig AO kic,/ , Mira what O. . Ar;trissa :sa d 71M PO. sad hit PI M& • We lett Melts Week* there should he an in Brims f Ia that ace, it says, Amnia, mew* the lett beak ef the Po, sad aloe to the masefies, would be II a position very nearly as ialbeatial in the Roma States as if she had net evacuated Bologna and Ferrara. She wooed mei= her position In the legation before the news of She eking would have reached Prance. The Pays is therefore persesded that "diplomacy before taking any definitive :repletion will very carefully examine the eventualities alluded to in order to animates the permenini tranquility of Central Italy." IWO then a very pretty question I. opened ea to the waning of the expression "evacuation of the Rona* States." Bemuse Austria, when retitadititide her own frontier, will not be so far off from Hoses as France, it is likely to be contended that "eveonstion" in her one means a great deal more than the mere obvious ineaging ef the word imports. This of estige is, I take it,* mere trivial instalment elf them which will cense out in the Gems eta few dos, as obstacles in the way ef the oeseemmatiou which ministers were no dosbt justified, diplomatically speaking, In announcing to the British parliament es probable. In the Pram, id. deeroult (who, it is re ported, is appointed private secretary to Prince Nepalese) affects to rejoice at the prospect of the Preach army being relieved from the Ingrate tal teak of protecting the Pope ; but he betrays that ill humour which I believe prevails in high quarters at the sort of &Wel dodge which the Pope and the Austrian Breperar have concerted between them in ardor to make France draw in her horns, or reveal her reel intention. He insists strongly upon the meenciation by Nutria of all her private treatise with the Italian States, and then expresses a belief that she will not be " able to live" in Lombardy when there Is good government in her neighbour hood. A het and manifestly insieeer• haps is expressed that the emancipation of Lombardy may thus be brought about by peaceable means. F. the moment, however, I infer, from the tote of this article and other symptoms, that the French govern meet wishes to hold itself out a. tractable. All the French newspapers state that the Princess Mattilde, " asevaspaaied by several members of her household," paid a visit to the Prefect of Police a day or two sine', to leaped some old records which are kept at the poefeetura. I have reason to think Nat the object of her visit was very different from tke one alleged. About ten days ago, as I am inliermed ea good authority, a person who appeared to be a domestic servant, and was clad is the imperial hum presented himself at one—l do net know wkieh—ef the railway Manus and asked for three beam which the princess expected by train that !adjust ems in, and which would be directed "To be left till palled for." He wan told that two boxes only had arrived, and, after repeating that he bad expected three, be took the two away. The next day the missing box, bearing the same directiou, arrived. The railway dirk. at once sent it off to the Princess Ma thilde's residence in the Rue de Coureelles. The hall porter, on being told the story of the other two boxes, said he knew nothing about them. The princess being informed of the message from the railway same down herself into the hall; the box was opened in her pesos.., and was found to ceetain a quantity of bombs, rather smaller than those used by Orsini, bat et preoisely the same character. The utmost alarm was naturally felt at the reflection that the other two boxes omitaining similar murderous ma terials must he unsealed be Paris, and in the bands of daring conspired's. I am not stare whether it wee on that evade' or the next that the Emperor went to the Opera Comique. It was observed by a correspondent of one of your contemporaries that mast extmordinery pearautions were taken on this ormolu. I now hear that two squadrons of cavalry, a form claim enpreeedented as a gaud of honour for an ordinary visit to a theatre, were eta tioned on the Boulevards, and that all the approaches to the theatre were kept clear to an extent alto gether untsfeL The reason for these precautions is now evident. There can scarcely be a doubt that the Princess Mathilde went to the polico.ollice for re sons connected with the alarming discovery above alluded to. It is to be hoped, though I have no in formation as to this, that she and "her household" may have been called upon to identify the two mis sing boxes, which it is possible may have been seised. An imperfect version of the above narrative cited by some English journals from the Opinions of Turin, speaks of a box of explosive shells having been sent to the Princess Clotkilde. I have scarcely any doubt that the correct story is the one which I have just told. 111 DIA. THE CALCUTTA MAIL We have this morning received Calcutta papers to the 22nd of January. Lord Clyde had returned to Laaknow, and it was expected that he would leave India for England. Sir Hugh Ras was still talked of as his sameasor. Lord Canning left Allahabad for Calcutta on the 20th. The Agra papers publish the following : " From the Chief Commissioner of Onde. "The rebellion in Oude is entirely suppressed. The &gum and some followers with arms have gone by night marches into Nepaul, pertly forcing her way, partly bribing. Sepoys of her party said to be plundering the Nepaal villages. A corps of ob servation remains on the frontier. Nana supposed to be with them. "Agra, 10th January, 1811).* The Calcutta Zoog lislessis amino Paula we hare the above isikineer btlydgweq tic get inessiges given here iribell r QM the allif rebels have sought refuge in the put ibtale at the bow ' d Nepal Me, stens deemandleg easslismorms rain assist- Me of dm mine et Nowak Alb& Ott' lidenters are lissialsg the Nepal Albin is tla byte raps of the ird alma( off the sane peaks is the feessie. One alma ti the stay, atm having been delatel by Beguiler iteweroft in Oaratiers, slowed to the sae*, int fated it impedble to pooped farther then Toolaspriy alas it wee I forced back into the Teel forests Mother avian of the matey airing as rave aka( the swims basin et tie dye Bards. sidalag the falai, hada fete ffeliffwal, but was fortunately met by am imply thew, sad itteve than beak spa Ye the *glee via greet elmaititag, ware they will nosh anti they as win some estsgremise or treaty with sr gastanmet. Tag MU fiat La MA Mahar la Mae foresee for a few malls. Yager, that seta them:albs of Ns. sad Jamieerhat the deadly mama rius ad Nadas the. vainhabitsbia. She menstelaesee drive elf adlfink eagle kb dada tationnee on the awn* et this wash Mated assess. It b that *as Ulm rash hoe not harassed ear gaverinasna tato a Isfflosrable Insty, they mut throw down lb* um red wok Wass Is Itrrieleb - taking their douse d do anespences. boob is sold* ths Taal ;It sany not to to of bent Cr the plebe. The Bosh* boy must ebbe= is itself kb en anew of obeervadoe on dela frostier, loth thaw wisdom are model ; a prospect by no memo phomet to the army er he oer Ilabeles in the swath, ear Emmy weeded4l bps% YslIlN aidasibei, aad wary 111111111111 01181111ang eft beliec Towle Tepee anil Perim gbh have tamed • jerkins end nob their amiss ewer hong s ib. able dreheonotry the ow le-aserbil ieh under other sospless. Mosher UNPIN whit his edema semi up with Alp oresibed kb= of Tibia and Yams Sidi, oder a prodigies. nor& of ele•ty-four odes he dole days, whet he lastsatly WI epos then, sad utterly beta them—tar do time ley, so ilosbt, es vempost ship will soda fine a liedynlyborisros stems diehree. They will be rob sad spin sed, and they eau ao Logos mkt. ' Shay, bowmen, take • greet deal of besting, which buy me else owe es get; for with dhow's% Michel, Napier Mathg these down, they hives, dance of eserieing bay in the ha sow. It is she reported by the Beglishissen, that "be sides the entrenched amps magi construction in several distrists throughout the N. W. P. and Lower Provinces, the government of India bays under eon sideratinn • project for rendering railway stations in India capable of vustaining a short eine. It is pro posed to surround the station work by a suitable ditch tad a simple wall within the same, flanked bj towers capable of being armed, but which might in peaceful times be need for atoree-houses ; the whole of the buildings within the enclosure are to be loop holed for musketry. An earthen rampart may be oon strueted, should the necessity arise. The opinion of °Seers competent to judge has been solicited on the Pnieet." A liberal Talookdaree settlement is, according to the 11-ieted of India, being introduced into Onde. Her Majesty's Sind, 74th, 84th Mibtacy Train and Pearl Naval Brigade are to proceed home at , ewe. 'The Viceroy has kneed an order in which the valuable minion rendered by the Naval Brigade are highly praised. The following is from the' Beylielemme r We kw that the new government treeageeneses are Seedy daternehred spas u tot/mere : Mr. Edatonetace to be Lieut.- 011141111011 t at the North Webers Prnisroes, Mr. Bayley to be Chief Been ary Wm, Mr. Cooper, labs Ikifflitry to the Chid Conadmionee at Ortda, to enema Mr. Mbaosoloae in the Itereign-oldee. We mho hear that Colonel Durand is to be Eldest at hike% vice lit IL Hamill" wham,.. tirinnent he been already annorineed. CHINA. Hang Hoag journals, of January 15, report the Fad of Elgin's return to hbanghse, from, as it sensis, a perilous voyage up the Yang-tre-kiang as far as Hanlon; and also • battle royal in the vicinity of Canton, oar troops on this occasion driving everything before them. The Prinsd of Ckiwa marts: Major-doomel Sir C. T. Van St:suborns.s has again been sehotanate in not obtaining kr Ragland a fell mature of easeess• the ono* Ulm by his exoelleney, kindly Inion- Semi wngh, no diestik of (Win Palatal to salty the ta b/MINN of cartels vilheros that our troops wee. cocain in dumb noighbourhood, and M ho woad not to molest them, beim elotrabee inietendeeeteal or wilf lly malsiaterpreted. Ths shwa *am • perusal of the lapwing transla tion ei ear provincial report Vs last MS Old Ude t•oming : "Oa the 4 11 is eat, 700 Ruth& told 'ea lath the ecy, atd mealted tunas the meth abut thirty le (tea mi 11,,). May potpie observed thou mad the =Wire ems of emelt enrolment, this they row that the English soldiers earnel their muskets and boydnell, immediately concluded that they wawa( somewhare 6t light thin people--sa they pat es thrir silitla clothes, soh tar liege ad era, ud beat the pus far all to eons att. May they fired en the IIegll•h, who retuned the the ad mural are warded. Apia, on Ur Okla inetant, more thaa 3,000 Beath& aeldiers mat wear& Xreireltene tad titeek-ehreng, aid at the latter place they burned en the village, and the taupe of the mOltl.. Notone of the villagers dared ti tight trek the itailieh—berann Pih-ktret had Issued a proclamation to the vi la re, and had prohibited than Fl os ollarleg inelestAlon or ereedng dhta►beaew" Mon Jonvineiog proof of tea fabler of mlllnand-eiator iseaearae le= dialing vita Ctdoese could hardly be adduced. With the native oxeye( the Cotton WM, given above, ear mp Ater also gives the following vspedteg the propene of the rebellion lath& pet-vines : l• Chna-kom4 mg, who has taken the CVe of tionthern Kb * i s w a king pest memo is IVe ntaersiame, mid jam amens the diet:kits of Wirdisp rod Nawy-tiat, bending the people to his law sled riarelihwr peat severity on oil who *pros him. Hiding la es imprrid chador, his asslesty and pow% r era become linty peat, end the Lams of Ida naps to spreading everywhere. Oar "genet is as pertlees of this fiestlitre Kiss, for wekitrg I. belles Yes Chak-tow, the "Chief Thief " of the vtelsiery hand. Esposts from westward see still m a limited scale. THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. The Athens, mail steamer, Captain Strutt, arrived at Plymouth yesterday afternoon, from the Cape of Good Hope. Her dates are: the Cape, Jan. 21st; St. Helena, 30th; Ascension, Feb. 3rd. She brought 36 passengers, 1,0001. in specie, and a tall geueril °ar e' _ _ . The Cape colony was in a very flourishing state, and the native tribes all quiet. The 69th Regiment had arrived from China. The smallpox bad disappeared from Cape Town, but was still present in some of the country dis tricts. The Bosoawen, Pernik Hermes, Surprise, and Lyra were in Simons Bay. EXTRAORDINARY ACTION AGALIIST 4 CRUELTY. SEVEN HUNDRED HUNDRED SEM POISONED. NORTHERN CIRCUIT, NEWCASTLE, SamvaDay. Mr. initial Willie and &special jury have been en gaged with every curious area all day, Black v. Elliott, and it is likely to extend over Idoeday. It is an mottos brought by a tenser reidiag near Belford, against a chemist at Berwick, to mover the Tabu of a dock of 700 sheep, which were poisoned under peculiar oircuneranem in the early pest of last summer. The sheep, after being dipped, were dipped fa a obunkal sohnion bought of she defeadent, and afterenuels turned out into a large field. lonnedlately Ass they were pat out to gnus, the neighbourhood of North Northumberland was visited by a Neal Good of Wu, which did a great dial of damage, and also washed the solution from the deems of the sheep. The poison wee washed Into the grass, of which the sheep ate, and they swirly all died, with a donkey and as ox, which had also been greekag la the fiat. The shepherds also sawed woe/7 from the awls of the poison, which got into soratehes in Oak Wadi. The twee tor the plmintili was not dashed when the Omni nee to-might, and a coasidersble amount of *Wen. tile evidimee will be taken es both aides. The Court has been crowded with knows sad other potions isters.nd, in terloidnirt. 311.01 1 11 t ILESTINGB.—(TIELY D.drj The NW-ratty meetings of no less, than r zn eesepeako hem Wm Irk' Baton, ; aal, dig it= grIC w e, la= Willed Ilemelse; 11.bmasClest ha l fontleh end fell INMeen Wolnneem, awl W ; Witable and , °Tad Waimea e2l ) = 3 l=lle MI Meath, and Newry and newish. Tie met* ewe Maned at ell of thins. TA. Epee end Latiodwal peed a reotheioe samai w oMe saN el Welke to the IWO Wafters Nr 119,0001.1 e oe MAW. Plae gmOWN. se *WM Pew pot M. P e r tote "ll i di lie ".Bl.Bl 2e -Sthfraihit er betha tho ßtir emet tile."ll =ll.Zi l Whabledsneed Dwain sped teas the lee to wbe we: al: Ikeen-Weeles . ~, who will as deshe bewass Pe perhseem. direst and laffile4 a , abe Pei, es the Med Wailes .- "' . KIM Chluelift MIA tweleMes • ' fwedeme ef a essehei d Awe, awl Nepali. the t twe ee woke foe the me wad ftg di n e austaguess and Same Bey nem /Ns weatisa of th e Thesam a b gr s. Owegiby We today mad the newt odolpteL • 4 sis:AfEtioraurair Rem . wAr.comi . - • .• (THIS DAY.) This alkalllene eb halt-yearly generiL mesdk the - peopistese et thenhars railing was Midst lb. Lawn erbeebelidleedeg wart el the awl= Wedges! sad adopted* I, ; 14 Wills lathe tesidocnon et the onswienes lbat e a or be . ketneedea el th. cetessa lir. l'eases. the Cies M sa able Want, witorta y, i to the greet palna eel irk& wend remelt ken the eeintreedea : P t a h. [ a Rollins, sad apemen bde medians to make a I POMPOM epeesl to tee Wens M Lmica te and the ono tote the siso amewess to amble Wet to emiryw the ; sad that the preeskten re speededbe ear, sad eat the ken o. te dose awes sink wend forward hit extrtkes. no we semediegly hem km to cessisat whit that • amdeme, mad is. were el- Hr antimmesek - sad ikteaoes be Ms bett to sok% the moms ot Weer tad We width hem gricessarle —used le WS ecesenadmest It to selleketer, dlssatemotole elk 1111111•011111111111 mi Mr. ranee • warriMily las hemewoisted, esti We owed, es yea Mil i=t 6 y the weesmayink Warr, a aew -- no the Mk's. al Is secoMmes elk the ncomnsedstioe le the tat now, the awns. have iwedseed a bill into perilenset to tit• the so as to skid the Goidheth-Selds pekoe, Z i t &ratline dose to Eletheenbeidge. Should the a to theca ms peso estee n Is nsa ilt , s this bill will be esbeausti le de. we skweholdrre. T direnen, at no ewe nes, *I ad hi themelves at libats I. Wpm. with the panatimers someme el a bill for As dleosietios it tko tommas, eltheugh Obey as. weaken AM the Wow et Imam will ad kw._ as deer to the sewn el Mr. &wen ea me Wail to try eonewtoki - its et the to lasi i partway, sow sikedel nem • et so ea estount p =ile it sZ e stanised dm Ili so awe le tbeastine. - humoltsby ths Menses a*. to Wpm ems the doodeldeml ii t priety et link WAY* INM.Mmally mreemse la • kr, Mama% the MOW ot Mt. Peones W. r el itidrund al iiII 4611111111111 sad Wiz Mask, me prove addelent to psalms the desired remit, yet Ws maw to think Nit thenatelsoldnest elk juestandkaild bed thin aid to mitt the news olden." Mr. sod Me. Mathews ore messaged for the preadult weak at the 'Theatre Royal., Liverpool, alter which they Mors to the Haymarket Tlears, Leedom The decision of the lonian Amiably oa gr. Oltheleada proposed rekerse yea takes ei 6 o'clock IS the warning el the 17t11, whin it was aasehoovoly septet to rideet *ma. 27 derides went present, 11 having lour may absented themselves in order cot to give their Totes. The fall nimble competing the hones is 42; four ateaters were, however some time *me deelmed end* elimied, and had to withdraw &maths ememblc. Alter having thus Arm refused the reform in WM, the boom prooteled to appo at s committee to drew up ea °Bela haeleratka ea the pert of the ropmeentatives of .• the lonian people, stating they rooms. The Somme Court of the state of Califoitia hes derided that the law panel last year prohibiting the iisseigaMke of Masse le void on emount of ia anooneti tadmanty. The decision," says • letter from Ban Fun ction, "giver universal satisfaction, am the exclusion of Mame; may of whoa are wealthy sal rate:salmi! au- Mad to boriams k Ban FrAaolsoo and other town., would be • serious blew to a pextionlar branch of commerce, while the Ires of • begs resident and teasel population of them as onamimme weld lan been egeell, *Mune to the gement' interests of Male." The Danish government have given notice that oa the lat at September nest they will raft ere the satire, outstrediag Wawa, 607,2004 of tie* 6 per MIL kill al 800,0001. coaltieted is Londe* la 1849. This step bas pee ramrod, pert el the preset& pent by the EEO& soma. meat tar the stmeststica of the Souse Der having bus retained bete dt the purpose. It owed set. banner, take pleas aetil attar the laps el tea yeses toes the tide Kilts centred ad the loam. Mews. C. sad J. Embry and.lloa are the ponies cliewwed with ttse assessery smagemats. From Antwerp we (Chimo Brpt;s)leera Met s misatilie rail iadasisiel espial= is Whig oesteaised is Nat post, In a wisp rood the world, for whiott purpose • poet bag boa assisted by the yruceaters at the isisepriso, MO brine 4te4l op for the accommodates of peeenieee, estthrblo regad to their iselmmate„ seliallde canalise; snit swan+ Ins spece/atiost. From Antwmp the expedition will Out touch at Liehes, rd thence Mil to the Cape Verde blends, the Cape of Good Rope, atom, Cochin China, Zara, Ilingsprns Rem Kew, Canton, Jeddo to Jspea, the SUM+ lekads, and the Rules settlement+ on the Armor, mil in the Gulf of Oeltelst, maiming by way of San irandeco, Lima, Valparaiso, Pelages* the &mite of Mapbel len, Rio de Janeiro, sad thence bock to Antelerp. The price deasendei for the whole voyege, fneinding prowliess, is 4,000 Irmo' (about 1601) fee seek Cabin pemeneer. The veeml, which le advertised to sell tram Antwerp at the end of March, will meats et Cm above *cm a sallietent bog* ef time to aliaer the pemangers ea opper- Malty el mtlityhtg their cariosity by wen all thel is worthy of settee in each place sad its nigh bonehead, end the expedition is calculated to occupy bar teen months. MAIL Poi keeon.—Notice Ins given from the General PI14•110121 01 Woodsy, th.t a ship mall ler Lt bon will bone/6v In Looks to be net by the Wotan( eel" which Y eggebitel to leave Liv rpoel as Wetteeedey next. WNW. ?AM= linis-Cnown DAC— , tirsinteev. las. 182.--.6Beineves as perTelvlo ?503 One hy moos tick" 2,482. Total visitors, 3,282.