The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-23 00:00:00

ITALY. (111011 Orli OW OINOA, Aram le. I have been moving along with the tide which bears to Piedmont the champions of Italian alumni _ ... patinas. I saw at Bpesia, on Saturday last, fifteen of the Duke of Modena'e ehaasenn, who had mooed the frontier at Santo Stefano, with their amen and ae- coutrements, and were promenading the quays and streets of that little gay sea-bathing town. Thane are some of the heroes by the aid of which the Duke of Modena hopes to arrest the starch of the Pied montese along the Val di Mara, at his own narrow par of Mlle. Their akyblae uniform, the colours of the Home of Este, contrasted rather oddly with the deep blue tunics of the Sardinian bersagliari, with whom the new mews were fraterniaing and lovingly walking arm-in•arm. At Bate sad Chia van I fell in with volunteers from Parma, Mantua, sad even from Brescia, who had waned the whet duchy of Parma from the Po to the Apennines, and crossing the pam: of Centocroei, had come to the sea shore, and were now travelling by a variety of con veyances along the Riviera. At Gems I found the Malenchini battalion, 670 men strong, which after forming and drilling at Leghorn, had at last come over in a steamer, and proceeded to Turin. To• wards evening, yesterday, two more steamers, also from Leghorn, came to land, laden with several hun dreds more. At four o'clock this morning, I was awakened by the war songs of another party which had just entered the harbour with the very earliest break of day. The Genoese have caught enthesimm from so many adventarers going through their tows. One hundred riflemen, armed with Swiss wahines, at their expense, and numbering the most famous shots of the tower tiro, or rifle gallery, have already been received triumphantly at Turin, on their way to swell the ranks of Oaribaldi's Caecialori dell. Atisi at Como. This body of sharp-shooters already exceed 4,000 emabstanta, and another corps of the same &mug& is sow forming at Acqui, which will bear the Mae Of Coetratori dogli dpennini, and will be eamsaded by Osaand UIbL All these matters I Iwo been able to soesetain with niy own eyes ; but rumour is rife hero that the andante both of Pisa and Sienna are expected daily; and also that two battistiens of a Neapolitan regi ment, with their military band at their bead, hare marched seem the Raw frontier, and through the mediation of the Frank general in senunand at Rome haesobtaineda free peerage, and are to et bark at Olin' Veenitia. Buda of . volunteen have also left Faensos sad other teems of Romagna; they bed bicolored banners waving before them, and were accompanied by loud plaudits of all their town's people, in defiance of the Papal authorities, unable any longer to control this universal levee dee botulism Ton will see by this that little leas than a ems- bind effort of all Europe is required to balk the Italians of their present object, and to provost as outbreak of hostilities. AU this moving wall pea sods with admirable order and method, and is easily amenable to discipline under its chiefs, so long as it is coaddent that those chiefs Sr. in earnest, sad will insist ea having the national Italian gam dos =UM by peaceful mesas if possible, and other wise by as appeal to arms. Of a pacific solution, however, the Italians have laid aside all hope—ar, I should say, Isar. The great bugbear of a onagers has lest its hews ; people hers are quits aortal* either that no eosins' shall take place, or that its deliberations will have an ether remelts than to pet off the draggle, is as to allhed them time the bitter to prepare he it, and is the sum mama wear eat the mesas and the reeoarass of Austria. They think Airdrie an kr lose afford to wait than Pianist and Italy. 1b Sardinian government, however, is not free from miens apprehensions, and has directed the provisoes of Avoca, Novara, and Lorne Sim, which border on the Ticino, to disarm their national gm*, and pat aside all thoughts of resistance in the event of an Aaetriaa hivaaion. The AIMAW hart, therefore, their way open to Novara, sad it they are enterprising enough, even to Vercelli sad Turin. The Sardinian plan cdcampaign is to abaa don all the left beak of the Po, and, taking their position at Cassie sad Almoner* to defend the line of the dpessise round dessa, which would, in that event, become the mat of government. Bhaald the Austria' as be rash enough to venture into the ground laid open before them, they would in all probability meet a French army on the fassia or the Does, are they are two weeks older. Bat if, on the contrary, they keep their present position at Pavia, and it ►e comes necessary for the Sardinians to attack, them latter will march on Piacenza, carrying the war into die Parmesan territory by Veghou and Stradella whilst at the same time a drew army,* divides of their army, ar of their Frendi auiiarisr, would land at Spezia, either hem NOSS ea Tosilese, make their way up the via al Mager to the Apennine pert of La Om, and occupy the main Parmesan territory on the south. Madam of Parma, the French and Sardinians would equally threaten Piaoenza, Masten, and Ferrara ; and the Auetrian a could not follow their adversaria to the right bank of the Po, with out to a great extent losing the advantage of their redoubted tetragon of Lombard fortresses, Mantua, Patchiers, Verona, and Legnago. There are political considerations, no lees than stratertic views, to advise this course of operations. Neither France nor Sardinia have u yet broadly expressed their intentions of driving the Austrians out of their Lombardo-Venetian dominions. They are thus far only contending for the full omen. cipation of the Italian States, according to the treaty of 1815 ; were they by a rapid and 'iguana manaavro able to wrest from the Austrians and demolish the fortresses of Piacenza, in the Duchy of Parma, and Ferrara, in the States of the Church, they could then come to terms with their easy, before the war had lima to acquire vast European dicausiont (hey would make the Po the real frontier, an insurmountable barrier spine Austrian ambition, and settle the minor matters albs Duchies of Parma and Modena, the Legations, and other Italian States, in a manner to give at Wet a tempo. vary satisfaction to the moderate national party. By a southern, rather than a western attack upon the Austrians, the Sardinians and the French would at once cut off the smaller Italian States from their overbearing Austrian protector, and give their 'object , full scope to settle their old scores with their worthless governments. The very first cutbreak of hostilities would break up the establishments of the Duchess of Parma, of him of Modena, and of the Grand Duke of Tuscany ; and the volunteers no leas than the regular armies of three States would at once add from 30,000 t o 40,000 combatants to the forces of the national party. At Home, after the withdrawal of the Aus trians from the Legation; a movement unavoidable on the very first declaration of war, the Pope would be utterly at the mercy of the French, and if the King of Naples, who is dying daily and dying by inches, would so far oblige his subjects as to remover from his pekoe to the royal vaults of the church of St. Francis, just smear the square, there Is little doubt bat the whole army would follow the example of the two battalions who have, am lam amared, THE EMMA SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1859. however, is regarded as of no importance es' =lwith the general goodies of the ex f the comma foe from Italy—ea that they consider the liberties of their Gomm= country do ped. There is now no disguise that the life of the ling, if not by hours, may be counted by days. The official journal still continues to speak of his malady ea a rheumatic sold. his Majesty has been eon signed to a secret impostor, called lianigrassi, who hes painted the body with some kind of liquid, the properties of which he declares to be prodigious." The fact is, I believe, that the case is so hopeless that any folly may be safely indulged in. The King himself appears to be folly sensible of his approach ing death, as be has given orders that imme diately after that event his body shaft • be taken to Gaeta, and buried in the new church which he has erected there. Filangien remains at Oaaerta. It is evident that he will be the man for the position on the death of Ferdi nand IL The nemmity of the circumstances will make him so. It is useless for me to say that the public admi nistration has fallen into a state of the greatest abandonment. The public lamented it at first; bat it bas now become so monstrous that they cannot refrain from laughing. Medori is here, and had destined the receipts of her first evening's perform ance to the formation of dowries for marriageable girls ; in order to interest the public a little more, a lottery wee to have been got up for the same chari table object, but Signor Mullen, fearing that the government lottery might suffer, prohibited it. UNITED STATES. (IT DIAONITIC 7ILLIOSA1 0 1.) CFSOM OVA OWN COMSPOII7IIIIII IL, SATtraliAT. Th. steamer Kangaroo, from New York, which port she left en the 9th instant, paned Queenstown at . 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She is din here this afternoon. The Pule ocereopondoot of the norws, writing yolmiley eveeleg, goys, "Thee is Low I holism, se 6embe ehefYe Rayons Napalm Mhos the Wow, of his army Is pesos. The Weems of Ids military honiehold have r eetwell miles le be Verdi." _ _ _ The Archduke Albert arrived in Dresden on the Wit of the 21st, and continued his journey to Vienna It the aerie of the following afternoon. Letters from Berlin date that Prussia has decided en patflag en het ea ono of 130,000 ma, anise& be pre test Owning la the ease el a oondlin. The wireefte b set the meek el Aaelehdoe Albert's mlrlm, but Is the sand _ _ conennethe et the general arming. Tlth attitude of PIIII•111 would be anabegons to that of Ragland—that iy ea armed neutrality. A semtiodiesial journal of Turin state* that placards Moo Um polled up by the boil authorities fa the Akre our the lap Maggio», nmoatratadlog the people, in the same OW government, not to oppose raistance in cue of en Amid,* tatuio•, end to pay any tar contribution that may be Wpm* by the enemy, the government preeeigng ►o mo w ` - _ Amounting to late mounts from Turi■, the &Malan govormat Is ao kora metier of the arming; sad, coossisontly, if by lie elision:a of Anstria to the wale I propositions of Frew Übe sasstlag of the Coypus aboold be definitively assidal os, as istanestioa is Piahasat is to be dreaded ; Ydl mats, &Wm* Ii ineyeadbis. Ia a word, the tauter d the skulks is so kegs Count de emu, bat Used& ; sal It is quits possible for the Piedmonts* rosy to Sod itself sowed by ths free corps which ropiness tits rovolatiorry %bit sad tho coos of Hasa . _ _ - - Meinling to sows from Naples to tbs 19th, the Woes these bed boss relieved by the reoriabliedinutt el eapporeiles. Bat the lever whirls baa sadenabied him kW the lase dues mouths had riot ceased, and le labaustiog lde stressth. - UNIT= BIUIVICI Ixesmrrion.—At the lag Med ia( ef de above belkalka • keit isersotio• led latonethis istaire ea "The Nam VINO d Zegbarl p ra 1118/40," was lishosood by Perks L. samba of the %daft et Arta Tho sehke tess bye maw etetheksbie dispems, pepeedby tb ken the Mittel ereisia owl salased to a petur-iace seek; sad ken dos oppootudiko be be isjoysit of ' oliteklag lahnsaika spas ale sat width at pant diesits Wag. • shwa ef pills 41mdsa, thee was • asmases aNiMorsie dliblopideil ellen el belt moles; Cleplak Ttoliewma s of tablas the elk. The Want Int slimed lir tee the arperat Mee Bk Wm. Spark' ships, act who, wen die kis norm of evr pe best welch ed Irk eke. wad p's Pet the scow ataiessos ef is had, la busty it seestraetke, power, sad gamed id nay, was vasppleskilis owsp ui d .=b4. kilt abed; sad &at or ships, whoa up* tie pima of ilk Baldwin Wallow, VIM is wpm pedestisa se peetibli. Thies bets wen pawed by trials at wide\ Imo bed kissaisit aeleted. Ile demosetratel that Its Or mall :samba clew Alps creo edeersk ewe us hie to out, sat dir Howard sagpsdeas as the sow washketlese el taidostres its. his Feeds% sad width be *skid would bs cold eat la ibe Frame sods. The hems append to ha der staid as sa maw to asks masgpssas brews thet had sp. cZia th• paNkE:ll is t ouv o those sham of writes. la samerese teetmess sot hitherto made pabile la the lecturer szpressel spates that whlla amyl was re sa ftasaq, or mewl so, la both savarrise, our ova we eisesik4 as k • dais k taped of awake se empred with Met el Proass,) sal ovoidal de slam'. of Ilk J. Baldric- I toad Lard Mardirleke on des subiset. In every oh! . surd bM P reaM m ear ou t co —4;71"1n112r-. hat asighlwas. At the coaclusion of the lecture Mr. Pieltaiag was compliessated upon the able manses Ist which be Ni treated the subject end the pleasure it bad eleaded. • cheat Meesseies ensued. and the promoting' nen brought t;:.T.;Z TER MIUTARTRIORTS 01 WINDSOIL—There is now a there, sumps' the 'alights of this damn order, through the lad\ of L 4 eut. •Colonel Ida Clerks, late of the Magfamat, ea dither of high merit, and whose oar trim timbres, • hegthred paid, isolvaing the war is the Padminia to its der, hoes March, 1909. He wee at the battles of Ordered Worn% the dem of Torres Teeth, the o f s el Ade et' and thew _Mal_er, the batt Athwart, rage the doge of Bedajoe, the hankie Tian* the Pyrenees, the Nivel* the Niro, the sedan ef the Pahia, the battle of Ovid% the sod= of Abe, end the kids of Tesler*. At Albsera, in command of a eempeey, he wee streak dolts by • Polith lancer, and was takm persereror ben made his escape in a charge of cavalry. Ile meshed the war andel with eight clasps alter the Peatheehr war. Colossi Clarke served for • lag the. is Casale; lad daring the captivity d the Impons Nepoless I. et et. Heinle, being we tithe sears beide( tropras he Nor voilleaos of that greet end ennecedleig meek salted le me oedema arm ak m lithitty I. thlmported host mmHg bin to Ile menreary, end hawse thedheelea heath Yes salsety. He wee Was the Meer, mad the Chrisdem. ICOTcH REPRZSZWEATIVI PRitla9ll.—At the ens toniary seethe of elides vsprosedattve peen tor Soethitd, abide will be hail at &gyred Paha, shortly snit Easter, thew tell be three ,sonnies to All op, ems if the other Mates should ell be re-data se a mathre of leaner. Two thethelme are occeeloned by the bestowal of the of Strathspey ca the Heal of tbeelielik, kednled great of a similar honour to Lod illphiedome, a already anaeunced by Lard Derby to hie plate In perlianteet. The third reentry will edge from the retirement of Lord Sinclair, who has ling bees the ankle foretaste , iva pan, end who has nearly completed bG 9 1 at year, sad is the oldest member of the tapper hoses, with the single inception of Viscount St. Viaoset. We understand that the Rails of Holding on sad Mocha, ad Lord Selma, have sanounced themselves as ma didat, for the expected sand actual veceocire. It is remarkable that the late Earl of Morton, sad also the Lord Salton': were for Dose time Represeatative Peers for Scotland, while the late Had of Madeline= held a seat in the House of Lorla is virtue of his Saglieh brassy of Metro.. which did not descend with the Scottish earl dom his liinenian and successor. The three new eandrdotes for seats in the legislates° are all supporters of the parent government. SERVICES ON TER TRANISOIVIXO DAT.—The Bishop of London bee noodeated se the preacher at IS. Paula Cathedral on the 00196i011 of the anima Wakes giving for the suppression of the nudity In Indio, on the Id of May, the Rev. Charles Thorne Dolton, M.A. probes dary of tits cathedral, end Incumbent of It . Michael's, High gate. The afternoon sermon will be premobei by the dam in residence. The Bow. rased Matilda% 8.D., prebtodory of St. Pours, bee addreesed a letter to the iscatetheale of churches and parishes throughout the constly, sweetie, a hope on the part of the Axle y for th e aeoge d the Gospel in Foreign Pale, Wt sales le dam ether I charitable object, they will, ma the of the perm* thenkiegiving, being !bloc the seems of their ame creme, Las the *eddy's ones, la thole pale, sod help the society to wait old stongthot Its oloolsoo by adding the oellediens which say be Wed their parishes to the weld fend der Wk. The, society, be M l 's, I. in west of messy omidoolosil , bat it is not Web want of roes well pearl to the arduous dales of minfouaries to tbo booliss. Ana& She ootooltol aim* which the misty desires te may set fe the ihneedca of missions to Pima sol Sipa, mad the Works ol sleek . are, operation kWh. already ventured aa the desperate step of a dew den ew maee. Even a return to the treaties of 1915, that is, a recognition of the thorough ads peadenoe of the Italian States—even that little amount of jades to the Italian people cannot be ableined from Austria exoept by might of arms. Indeed, she knows that such an arrangement could only be preliminary to her total and final expulsion from the Peninsula; and it is very probable that no henna effort will induce her to lay down her arms until the whole question is set at rust for ever. If she found it so difficult for the lest ten years to hold her own against Piedmont alone, what would it be if the Duchies, the Legations, Tuscany, and even the Two Sicilia, were to be constituted into u many free States—as many Piedmonts arrayed against her P It behoves England and Prussia to see whether the surest way of averting the horrors of war may not be found in endeavouring by negotiation—viz., by putting on the screw to Austria, and threatening her with the enmity of all Europe—to obtain that much —or, I should say, that littia--jastios fres bar. (ram AN OCCASIONAL COIL lIPOIIDTXT.) FLORENCE, Aran, 19. The trasqaUlity which has hitherto reigned in Tuscany, notwithstanding the fervour of the popu lation with regard to the war of independence and the national feeling of the country, is seriously menaced by the obstinacy and blindness of the go vernment. Yesterday, the 18th, two steamers left Leghorn for Genoa with 800 Tswana, headed by the young Malanchini, who, at his own expense, has defrayed the expenses of the voyage. Every train from Florence brings twenty or thirty lionsagooli, paring through Timmy on their way to Leghorn, whence they embark for Piedmont. In the mean while the government, which refuses the =sliest eancession to the public feeling of Tuscany, which has within the last few days done away with the small remnant of liberty of the press which had survived the suppression of the constitution in 1848, which has arrested an alter for accompanying a friend who was on his wayto Piedmont, places no obstacle in the wayof the departure of the volunteers, thinking thus to get rid of them, and to render its own position more secure. Emmy idea of legitimate authority is thus cancelled. Ykames fir some days part has been in a state which preelndes the hope of order being mach Wager main tained. The messier police has attempted to organise two demonstmtime of contadini, who were incited to attempt to destroy a portrait of Victor Emmanuel which is in a print mho . This attempt was opposed by the citizens, who • the peasants. The sitisens are, however, Mee irritated than ever against the government, sad patrol the streets in large bodies. The most important news derived from an authentis warm is this, that the British minister, Mr. Scarlet, hoe offered to protect the Orsad Duke in withdrawing from Tuecany should the public tranquillity be seriously menaced, and to ommy lint to the Island of Elbe, where, under the protection of the neutral flag of England, he would he in safety. What may be the views of the British government it is impossible to divine, bat esrtainly it would bemire in conformity with public opinion, and more in accordance with an upright line of policy, were the British minister to advise the Prince to make some conosesions to public feeling, and to show a desire of conciliating the constitutional party, which would fur nish him a more solid and natural support than an English frigate can do. Unhappily it became more and more evident that the Prince is determined to resist, in order that the irritation of the country Ray explode, and to revenge the expiosion by let tang the country fall into the bands of GUOTTUZi sad his partisans, and thus furnish another pretext for Austrian intervention. Perhaps this calculation may fail ; but it is unworthyJ of a British govms. mot to lead a hand to its • THE TWO SICILIESB. NAP Llk Aram 16. The war fever increasee daild if things go on at the rate at which they hav e going on during the last few days we shell shortly rime to fever point. Ia a word, Plespolimas, as well as the Italians of Central and Neethern Italy, seem to pant after war es the only mode et the great question. Many ream inset ere for Laving this country to take ee peeper but up to this time they have not been able to overawes the obstaeles thrown in their way by the 'ovens ment. There is one festare in this movement especially is he meted, that many of the young no biMy show as eager disposition to take their part, were it possible, in the !Nestles of their common " mother " land; in fact, from north to south, the persuasion is universal that in- torte' reforms are secondary to the anni hilation of Austrian influence in Italy, for history recounts the sad and too frequently recurring tale that when reforms have been attempted or intro- duced they have been invariably put down or soda. mined by Austria. I think they feel justly and rea son logically, however mesh I am disposed to deprecate the dreadful experiment of war before all other means of securing the liberties of the country have been exhausted. With such very strong convictions it is not =u prising that the Neapolitans should regard the Derby numstry with en evil eye, u being the great obstacle to their carrying out their views. It fact, the sym pathies of Italy are net with Iced Derby—they are, and they have always hem, with Lord Pahnentem is spite of his " Enloe strain sad his subsequat short-combige. and I have no doubt that what would he oondesined is Lord Derby would be emptied from Lord Palmenttoo. Ever (ADOe some thousands of copies °Chia speech were published by this government and widely distributed, the Prime Minister of England has been an object of suspicion and dislike in the Two Sicilia,. Rumour speaks of great dissensions in court, where efforts are said to be maintained by me party to preserve and strengthen the Austrian influence, whilst the Hereditary Prime is regarded with suspicion, and kept as math as peeible in the background. It is noted as =solar that in court ha is spoken of as the Diked Calabria; and the official }carnal, in speaking of him, adopts the same title. It is believed that family councils have been held by the royal family on the present state of affairs, and the Count of Syracuse, say some, has lit it be pretty geoitally understood that be will support an Italian and a constitutional policy, but that he Ma no confidence in success. It is probable that he will remain alone in hie opinions and wisher. That can be little doubt that all con nected with the court are alarmed beyond measure at the present crisis of affairs both at home and abroad, and expect an anarchy which they them selves have been long preparing, and which now they are unable to prevent. You may judge of what the feeling of the country is when I tell you that the Five per Cent.. on Monday loot fell to 1011, with no bayou, when but a short time idnoe they were up at 118. Meanwhile the liberals do not participate in the fears of thus in power, for they are persuaded that the der of their redemption is approaching , and look to t, se does every Italian, as their great advocate. This general union and sympathy with that power is, I believe, as much the result of a material organisation, as of a species of repeal electricity which has shot through every fibre of the Italian Peninsula. I must not omit to mention, u an indi cation of the weakness of the government, and of the growinir hopes and courage of the people, that not merely in the privacy of families, but in the public places, and in the cater, people speak eagerly of approaching events. Some propose to petition for the constitution, whilst others suggest a pacific de• monstration in its favour. There are others, too, who disdain the idea of being again supplicants when they have too often been rejected with contumely, and for objects which are despised or feared by those who are in power. Sub men think it more digni fied to stand quite aloof, and not to make the Islightest approach to a government which has always deceived them. Every local interest, XASTAR NOLIAAI leassee, roanagoto, sad proprietors of theatres, ►elk, Woos, g• 4 sad *me of labile eatertebuseet Mee everywhere bee making active prepustkos br the ►oliday memo. The RATYLIIIIT management lIIMOUSOSO the winger an" 01 the Millar admen, Mi. Amy eediedok, an Meetlay eveniag, la Yr. Paigreve Biapeon'• antemadal remedy of 216 trovid and eke Btege, which had only been amoe repre sented in Landon, namely, en the masks of Kim &tag erfet's buret. ♦ sew e:traa•ganre, by Mr. Ins* Tel feted, malithd Rostra, is a Nov likateiool Light, wm be Framed sitar the ceaw4. XI. X. Taus, from the Strad theatre, who has joined the Haymarket wesysay,lso • priadpal part ha it. There will be no novelty at the Parnaner's TIMM; hot there will be no lack of Mined= la the mageillemet revival of Mae Henry V., with U. grand historic soma and tableaux. Kr. Webster prealaces at the ADILPSI Timmy a no velty to the asps of sa extrayspase, eaUtled The Dett7 es Two Bticke, la which Yr. Toole, Mr. Peal badixd, Mire Woolger, sad other popular favoerttee are to appear. The comedy of The &rim llawely, sad the oxide drama of The Pretty Girt. of Stillory tall preoede sad follow the nines pass. The bill et the °LWOW is so amweeelly liked, that so dump will ho mat he it deeteg the holidays. Wood, ft would be &Math to maims s whore attractive programme shoo Arlo Pasts of the Lew, 176, Portoes Knot end Boots at the Bweil, with Yr. loisoa 4hie peptise chareotere of bagels Dew owl hello Darefg. _ _ Mir ihisaresugh prime a new oossedistr, bI J. M I=4 the ikaana Tawas, and revives Yr Brat' INTIONIIII Of Maid aid Ms Ilts ealy alenallea aware WOW Tho test being Mae who will mkt bee Mr appereses ia the eitenater tie erig tomes* sareirel by Mir M. TINY& eI 'The y faros el Tmeiphs Dry^ la whir Mir Agar Bader mare hat duet, eies the saterterwmers. The bill of bre plerild by Mr. W. Cooke, at lomat' AMINITHRAT/LI, he the leartaineser Of hla boar/ vial • tors,ls dm mote varied sad ettrestive G I sy Mimed y the WON In eresisse ke many the err pros, be be., happily, maser s spetrale, fraW on the morel tith e - the raw gamey ieendes, by the immortal Sort la Wake, Kr. Oaks bap earawahV angineral the at Merino tithe abed. Mr. Dore the Imes el Mr NATIONAL ISTANXIAID. c owrie crw readea el ths astlear 1=42 drams of Midair, the poplr a ristestat orweeter of Cr Camas. Mr. and Mts. WiHlams idlerwasda maw la thek ceireard Ira — z Tsars Marestera t _la the twos el Last fres She Tr • lichened by Ws. WMisare sireing pianos°. is the fine d Orr Gaii• The pretty far Herr at the Bar wrina is an edeptrica by Mr. C. Haelswood, cd • tale =titled Older • Clest• te rry polished la • moldy periodicel. It wane predned withlratifel are eelewey i Aed eterawe sad = The part of Is to be sise B ar te a ln & ed by IL ; that of Mark How by Mr. k • iercir M era riled Papal, ape the rensdatta al The Bpsert Poo, sandier the latertruniats. Marro. Johnson sail Nelsen Us have armed Mrs. lesetoe, from the Lyman Theatre, who wed wear in her odglaal abrader of Mrr lionrebefaz, I. Mr. Pokater's cowry of Extroows, en Mail. • now Hard= rues, as lAo Rome y Old bera• whet are be redared. • portion of Parr rrisa array malty parkeining at the Whirr will ca leaky radii M' the PAVILION 'fitsavers, whirl hes tea cenvered into • robber fir the receptien of this Or pr. Thin will be sma r es wring dram Mister week. NATAL ORNOAN.—r irMagal Cmgw Ci KOOf hill to lIINIZILIAZI sad arrays. Ileektor ewe dress, gadded loam, in writ sore erestedinery mss sated Owes are to be pm dated, • maw are, sad a ballet by Mr. Comperes pop* there VIM dinadarions law grem/s, • grand mewed in the ernehly-reenra, sad drag ea red:enter platform. The vicromu umisemat have rearnited the oompany M this theatre for the nonweer MO= with are Wildcat paltriters. • err dress, entitled Tr Bss Ikea Tote, will be predated as Monday evening, with other attractive eatertarments. KA2IOIII.9TRI UNITY OP ODDPILLOWS. With other events in the approaching mu there will be little doubt we dill have to ehroalate, as is the poet, the emeriti of largo bodies of the weidaly 611=1111 la their Madl moiety sad !colt dab itesreless. How they mot ben they eau b•ot—whet owe their •Ww*? ate same al the quidate which mar to • coital visitor at oar labile plasm ad wavairtat. Tetty fw is atm* the Odd Pallewer rill to the (hyoid Pit., to As yut log. It seit be reirmilieed thin we dealdsthe weal morbid Amhara remeelded, bring spoil leeniter ar =dll4r tliad, by it sturepeneat wlth the Pawn a petit is esieWit foods. 80, la Si emee . , the Feresters bed Wok mid fete In great Dumber& Ng id fe of the Metibiter fi Odd Fellows we new eposk. Mier through nand palled aprehts, er by the dike of the =mho; the pod order fad chid Man limiest Loud ea latinelier wed deleareae repo, open the arpedusc• of the rwirly he the per 1311,W= whisk the fasts sea — podia** Vl' 91 4 103 7 smebere ewe two-thirds el mei twig wadi anaty-fwe pan aka 2,374 stem wtie is& The iambi el arwebers who died WU ; oiler Wig le then the ambits lasing W wrepeaskse, 1110.11111118, our Milian, the alder bed CC tbs lai .1 imprrh 1 . 7 0 M lid• &Wag aide the need* ea esimat laidlebiel spser,err = the working of the WV. adam of the ail orphan tad; isles. bile (ea to ell white espial, aesoluele ar• bpi), the bomb of the mak ask for ilk rod team& rad, was 211,614 The Me of ilk pay end filial ellowri• ides is Mist ; be the genii aweeireas est et wary hawk an ed ateeeben w e fa average, mi. ad irk pay Emig sae portico el the par • sad the toil purmeate ha debases amouatel to 140,1144 'whilst the foetal derileas woe It would he dank to q; bet all Mims set hi that this betimes cd the melt of hoist eithlarika by the westing citsees, shoat Oak hisperbase. heetheught, sad Integrity, for h is nerthire dime ly imethee imaept themielvel. Of ewes, le • Tit ansimee, berry des mode apes the poor rates has hen weed, ad ilia, much more important, are obvious. Yet it her Wm lady vied that fir. Bright was wrens insoleg the tredingeadere bed mails improved. Thar am- War the matter spin, sad it mw he thoel API these so. obtrusive Memel, .eddy mamba (whit *dr mei morplus astral of at Wet Waive manor) have a pester Awn to the pesos and venue of this ceuetry than is geeerally ad seitted.—Oeht Jieratias. Lord John Rune% Sam Rothochild, Sir James Dab, sad Mr. R. W. Crawfurd, have, It appears, airlettaksa to adhere the electors of the city et Looks tW stemesa, sad this swain—first at 4 efelesk at Mistsiebery Hen, Aldseegatretrees, sad etterwalds at 7 o'clock, et Saws Mall, Leadkultall-street. It is also summed that oft Mos _ gay they will meet the electors MI o'clock, at the Alike Hail, Loudon-wall; at 6 o'clock, at the White Ks" Bistiopagate-street ; sal at 8 o'clock, et the Farina= Ball, Victor wettest. Many or the provincial joarnals announce that the mayors of several cities mid boroughs have Intimated theft intention to proclaim the writs to-morrow (Sunday) should they anise la lbw The came mane woe followed la men, Makers, at the imams' election in l&M. Should the pro clarsatkme take place ea Monday, u appears to be mod probable, Friday and Saturday next will be busy days is boronshe end rids. The Brow Onett• states, an eartherhy, that it la intended to di the nomination day for the Seat &term election, on Taseday, May 3, and that for West Sussex, on Wednesday, May 4. The link Herald maderstands that Yorkshire ormary elections will take place am follow —For the North-Riding, at York, on Welnciday, May 4; for the East-Rldinp, st Beverley, on Thurday, May 6; and at Wakefield, for the West-Riding, on Friday, May 6. _ _ iraospt the artists engaged by Mr. A. Harris foals estepsay on the opening of the Prbtams's Theatre, not earamer, under hie raanageansat, we Mr. George MilvWs, • sieverjaveallo tragedies ani general War, from the We burgh Theatre Royal; Mr. Ramat Bland, a favourite Red eamedisa, from the Theatre Boyd Glasgow; and Wee Kate Basil* a young proriesdal solar of decided Went, who have yet to be tried by the entail of a Loudon pablio. Be sides these, we (atiukag Vasa) hear of Mrs. Chairs Yang. Mir Carlotta Wen Mr. Baker, sod Mr. Frank Matthews, aG eetddisited favourites on the metropolitan boards, being engaged. _ _ . iir. Ferdinand Glover ' the favourite baritone ringer, etteched to the Fyne and flerrlitoo e) otipe, was at tacked by small-pox co the /tit of the oompeoy • few days ego to Ball, and was obliged to be Wt behind et the betei frees the windows of the diatom. . We (tiro) understand that in oneseqnsnoe of the deeply-regretted death of Madame Basin at Bt. Petersburg, Madame Nam du beta aimed by Mr. flys to supply her One at the Royal Raise Opera for the earaisg onto. M. Boucher, who is believed to be one of the oldest mnaicisas living (born, lays the Nographio of N. PdtMin 1770), and whose Menses t) Harden. Oka First goo rise to may mule( seams in the dMS when be was Maws the pall* as oimp of tbedisniptoas of the violfa—le *beat to etre • sweet, sal, It le old, to play at It to Park shortly. THE POLICE COURTS, (THU DAY.) ILII2IIIION-HOUSE. lITIOULLI COAT ROBBERY. Dennis Murray, a respectably. Snared, and rather gentle manly looking lad, was charged silk steeling two mats, value Si., elder rather Marilee armunstanoes. On the 19th February he was char with the same theft at this court by polka constable Baker, 69, who de posed that he saw the primer in Petticoat-lam with the owls on his arm, end having his sainkles excited asked him where 'he had got them. Murray said he had just bought them of a Jew ia the lane for be., end as witness felt mewed that no dealer there would sell two such costa for so small a cam, he at cam took the prisoner to the stalks-house. When then the enema on duty asked the FINOMer whether thin was anything is the pockets of either coat, to which the prisoner replied in the negative, upon whisk the sergeant marched the pockets sad found in one of Gam a silk handkerchief and • pair al socks, both marked with initials. The prisoner said lie supposed they wars in the pockets when he bought the meta, and that a all he knew about it. At the same time he gam starred name sad taker, sad as it ap peared upon facial that his pirate were very respectable people, and as Orme wee no owner for the coats, the ;cleaner, altar being naisioi fora week, was d . and sold that the eadiartiell. aselimed by any one be up to lila at dosed et a month. Hs went to the station et the d a moth, ea demanded the resifts tie esea hut lbe police n etil boasted to give tbos up, ad biota tell to call agai at ths sad of a salsa issath. Bias that period hol dispel, how ever, a gentkata mpg,/ at ea dim. in Great St. Helms, "sat to Me rase Oaths to give information east a art width led boa stolid from his resat • alglit sr two heirs, sad amatisail ths foot that two mats balsa Not ta ties same way by hbnitelf sad • fellow-dm* on the 19th of llebruary. He was thashown the two mats whisk ha/ hams fogad in the primate's paw eon, identified them and commnen*, what the primmer oiled at as station • second liar_ was on Thareday) be magpie taw into essay. Mr. Beard, etas apparel al the gime% sentinda that there was no prifol he &taking the prisoner, who ea wanted lbr the palm ism el the coats by salsa be bought W h im Palkastams, whowarry had probably ban sold Oae real disc wire babas selling them to Um Jews had not handl dos to be hi the palliate. Mamma Moss aid an he would sill a east with a ink humilowchkf sod pak of socks inLthe pocket, whatever the ON might dealthos could be no doubt as to the tad of the_ pelmases iskeful potation. The primmer, we bows to the pollee es a easpanka al Mom, akbenA ha had new bum revioniily omitted, was sat is herd Lbw ho sts walk DAAJXO ;01111111 aTI cossewries. .dies &Maw sad Ina Hadaltas two ditty, Wakes looking wens, with abate is ask saw, we pissed el the tar afore Hr. Cosh, awed wt Mahn as slyest of the Woe of 10a. Pd., the reporty of the Bey. caw The pea, Oisimest, of 10, Alliewirest, Oray's bawd, rig that Biwa the loth of Maeda the two =rewe to hieltases, wiespnessil • ask te whin. e as lbw Wey sell Hwy tread thsa WNW bw deed, bet both the wow ler Ivor, Y. Whoa do swat sad told Wen ht se away. They Wow wry Wiest sad andive, sad aid so Its vas • chnows li4 wal hap ida as yeas se they Morl, and he was ary sad to pit rid of arm ria they we gene the WWI" is wake wee aim* sod epos ping to the address they tin roe be heal it tree law root. Policeemieble Clailde. SS i. NM ham the diretplica shwa of the plasm he tech Ora We wady yesterday, Wes they wan half drank, tad upon his taling *ors the chaptit y denied all kaowlase of the wassetha The Osease osid it ma be all a tomake—they had ass the rearad gesasess Mare. leayearas Witham, Whelia. asked for a emead, sad rid be had se dish be sisal* be able to get wen or eight aka am aselat the prinewee, la which that had com mittal Wheels@ =liar soh* idler claramehases. Mr. Coals remsdeCthe priessers for a wet. WIfIIUXSTEE. SOLDIIIII 111IDO1S. Ada with enaserer-orpeat is aa Isiah regineest, wee abused assanhas Grasknell, • toll-eollessa oa V Oa the charge being Wilt, the constable in the ease said emphasised was not sweat to Falcate it. It e llyrer iessired whether the caoatable had allowed the The co salable replied is the efilresetive. Mr. Pepsder viola to knew whether it was of a Balms astas? The erieleble mild It yes ant Mr. Parise del hew it had occurred ?He pos dellahat dig set tidily beteg is rest:slat/A hat Le d to The dehndlint seed it was so. The orsetabh said that was not the whole of the matter in ate, There wee a disteibMo9 between the toll tatter and defendant beams the latter whited to go over the bridge by the eamieg• way tesseed of the foot-pmeenger way. Dehatient mid the seen seized him by the collar roughly end he merely streak him to he own defence. Mr. Papier they disitarged the accused. The asereteryee the company eiterwarde attended, end said Ids men wee nee tha t In ossismienos of having under stood hem bin hat the court did not sit till eleven. The amphiment having been sworn mid the young men went likengh en the age-oray, inskting on doing ea, hide, sheet hie being font in interfering with him. He west at hr some distance, sod presently returned, telling ormileimet that be would mill him dim stopped him again. Oempleineed pat up bis hood to path him away, when the rows Imes Meek hm. Mr. !whet tagaimi whether them was any dispute &boat the lello The 611 hiker eesllsd that there wee not. The relents fmmedtotely granted a summon,. Auarmits Gauss OUTRAGE ut KumlaOns.— The band of lOW diabolical WIONISM bee hem spin at week in the pada of Marylebous—aet Wetter In a Mash but be ens of our most interesting placea of imbibe mesa mat, the Colesseuss. It will be mailmeed that mamma& the portico of the pad entrance in Betgas-perk Ihmo ' two egaserlea MUM dam gmenseed Prime Athol. At an early hoar this morning informelen wee :vomits& at the Albany-street dation, 8 division, that daring the eight sem cm bad gained access to the porno', end eaaplasly ensred the bald from the status of the Qom. The eida, nese, sad a pardon of the face of the statue al PlllllO6 Albert bad teen chipped or knocked off, aad the horses' Made wry much defaced. Underneath them two status wee a lot of enroll work in chalk, as well as seem term, the writing of which closely reemblea that found in the parish church of Marylebote end In All &cis' church, Langhaen-place. The stems of rinse lions clue by were very mach chipped about and written upon. There ausaot be the *lightest doubt that all them shaman) acts have been perpetrated by the same masa. AParmscazige-BALL.—The following gentlemen, having passed the serrawry emzeinstions, were admitted 1111211b0111 of the Society of Apothecaries at a meeting of the Court of Imminers, on Thursday :—liessre. Curtis James Bird, Red River, Hudson's o ß i s s y Richard Whisk Brig- Madre, Milford. Pembrokeeldre ; Charles Egg Drake. %thirstier.. Hants Welter Church-street, Bethnal-green ; Francis Bcpworth, Crofts Beak, Leaushire ; Jams Hoehn, East Grintteed ; mend Man c ha 13•84k.street, Southwark ; Newhild Flaked, ster ; and George Lute Priddle, Poplar.— At the Bins Court the following I:enamels puled thar first examinattoa : Massa. Matthew Algernon Adams, Margate; Joseph Bretton, Dudley; John Erstias Chalmers, Hull ; John Cookoroft, Middlehant, Yorkshire; sad Joseph Mey, Biehe Bosomed, Devon. Ltvuaroot, Ti ms= TRAWL—The general un eertalniy with raped to politloel matters in contematel I:l=which - at the date of our lert circular exercised de bar:ram en neatly all the British markets, • still castimes; sad if the gravity of the eimmeleacescemeeted with the dispute between France and Austria is to be judged by the explanseons oared by /Wet misistersto parbsemat, the state of matters has not materially improved she. Coe val with this state of antineetel eider, we most also take into savant the extensive trade derangements created by the dissolution of parliament, and the approaching elections, and them taken in embiastion, together Jr :e l effect produced on the market by a liberal importation of co lanial lewd, have bed the effect of greatly retarding the pro gnu of business which moaned to be foreshadowed in the earlier period of the year. Under these cirametanote, it mem to bee subject of slrPrfre that the scoruwielrs lased fee weed has rather fallen off than been anginested. ' Notwithetheding this, however, mime have not beta greatly theami, slthositt the p rospeot of an early and heist trade bee boa setionaly Interbred with.—Preen d. F. awl D. Nuke+. Cb' eider. RAILWAY TVAYFIC.—riI• traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kind= for the week ending April 16, amounted to 440901, and for the corresponding period of lest year to 420,71301, dittoing an imams of 23.6101. The gam receipts on the eight railways herb* their tennis, in the metropolis amounted for the week wading as shove to 181,261/. • and for the correrponding week of liet year to '160,6161., showing en increase of 3.6661. The locrosse on the Cheat Northers amounted to 1,1091.; on the Gent Water'. to 4911 ; on the London and North Western, to 3,7661. • on ss London and Black well, to 71. ; and on the landca and Bauth Waters, to 11771.; total, 10,3171. But fr:An this must be &darted ' 1,8851., the. decry UM) on the Eastern Counties, UM ea the London, Brighton, and South Cued, sad 3171. m the South East-re, leaving the increase as above 3,6664 The maga on the other lines in the United Kbeisa mal iasond to 260,0091 ; and for the oaraepos4ag emiell of leak to 240161 1. . showing an increase of La the receipts of these lines; to which must be added the isemees on the metivpalitara Rote, asking the total looms, 211,6101. es compared with the correspondung weak of 11114. Serval/I announces that the Bouthlleatemt Camas, bare undertaken to troth the tile of W' I ' way at east mice, aai Captain Mangles, chairman; J 2.. Sera Chula% a direo'or of the South Weetire, have Ms plead as the Isle of Wight board. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'ULoot. Awarding to the decision of the committee of the Stock Exchange, the building was to be closed this day. A large number of members, however, have come to the City, in consequence of the exciting character of the foreign news, and have con , hived to obtain admission to the building. Transac tions to some extent have taken place, notwithstand ing the prevailing excitement.. All the markets wear a very wild and unsettled appearance, and every class of stock and share property has suffered severely. The funds have fallen per Gent compared with the latest quotations of Thurs day; and English railway stocks if to 2 per wet. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are also severely depressed and almost un saleable. Consols opened at 931 to t for money and the 6th of May, and, after varying between 931 and 94, ate now quoted 931 to t, both for money and the 6th of May. At Paris this day, at the official opening of the Bourse, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were dealt in at 84.76 for the account, but moon receded to 84.53, showing a fall of about 2 per cent. compared with the lut price of Thursday. The telegram adds that the Renter are " pressingly offered." Foreign stocks of all descriptions have likewise fallen heavily, and quotations in many instanoes are merely nominal, the appearance of this department being extraordinarily unsettled. BOON idea of the nominal depreciation may be gathered from the fact that the Old Turkish Six per Cents. are now called 81 to 83, and the New Loan 71 to 73. ee BASE OP PIiOLAND.—Aa Mama. peroma Adt Tils sad lax. a for Ike wad imam dm Weassiy. mid, ma MEI WA leems Yawl . ... .... sumac 1 MINIUM lllf 3 s. : ::: ltitall muiCus I al.somn BMICIPS IMAIIIVIIIM = 8.119a. C."l....g teri: /41 POW Deposit. Unclad. Vaal •Debte m.. ad Div.Maa.) i t . s 3::: eriiiiiii‘; ea:: •11,1411 SSem dbillad Oliiiiiiiiii a 1 liiao3.ol l l Cl,lolai Yell 31. um ii. Junius& Old dolisr. FOREIGN STOCKS. Thursday's but of dosing prices, remind by tele graph at Mr. Beater's °Moe, is es follows : FALINXFOB.T.—NationaI L L os c n ita lL Tire per O. Me- Unique. 61; Time per Cent. 3911 Ole pee Cent. ditto, 291; es:hangs as , 1161 ; azehange as Vienne, 101. Bramx.—Metalliques, 62; BNaBllls five saris, 101; Eitieglile six eerie, 1041; Five per Cast. Barka, 108; Frdwollge Anlethe, 971 ; exeltange on London, 8 months, 6.181; massage on Farb, 791 ; sultanas on listaben, 1411; =change oa Arosterds short, 1411 ; manage on Peteetbarg, 3 weeks, 97 ; r e on Tkusi, 86; Na tional Leen, 66. HANBCIO.—Fire Cott. Burden, 101; Madre, 41; Three per Clot , 371 ; Or per Coat. Moo, 271. ILIMITZ/IMAX.— MC per Cent. Dutch, 961; Two-end•a- Half per Cent. ditto, 611; Oasis, Cult. Spanish, 291; Three per Cent, ditto Interior, 42 ; Three per Cent. ditto bawler, 39} ; Grande Deferred, ; Three par Cent. Por tuguese, 441 ; New ; Greek Btas, 3 7-16 ; rev per Cent. nuatrien (flat), 661 ; Gnosis native, 17: I/tamale, 41; ditto DDalteereed. 171. V retrita.—Five pee Cent. Matalliques, 71 1 A lentkod Leen. 76.10 ; Bank Shows, 646 ; Swamp en ndon, 116. RAILWAYS.-7HIB DAY. Two o'CLocx. Notwithstanding the decision of the Committee, that the Stock Exchange should be cloned to day, many of the dealers have root in that establishment, and transactiose to sous extent have taken place in certain classes of British railway stooks. In every instance a great tall is exhibited in sympathy with that in Consols. The following are the nearest prioes that can be quoted, via :—Loadon and North Western stock, 911 to 921; Great Western, 55/ to 56 ; Midland, 98 1 to 99 1; Lancas h i re and Yorkshire, 901 to 911 ; Caledonian, 38k to 39 per share, and South Eastern, 19 3 to f per share. It will be noticed that the depreciation, compared with the closing quotations of Thursday, amounts to about 11 to 2 per cent. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares have also sustained a severe fall. Lombardo-Venetian Old shares ere now quoted fto di., and the New, If to I/ die. All the other foreign, as well es colonial railway shares, have likewise given way, but the extent of the redaction cannot yet be accurately tasted. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxat. In the absence, of the leading dealers, very few transactions have taken place this morning in this mining market, and no reliable prices can be quoted. Prom Dundalk Lead Mess (iprll 18) Csptsin b. 13slisy reports :—" I and by dialling the 10 fathom tryst driven north from the under le shaft that the lodewhich amid this end 2 fathoms behind the present fore breast. or 11 fathoms front theft, is our taunter lode ; and es the lode et this point is Tether poor, I beg to sagged for your considera tion whether it world not b•judicitus to suspend driving 011 the north branch at the 16 fathom level, it brag only fathoms deeper, sod drives out at oar next levels." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW mAßan.—(rins DAT.) Most of the principal dealers being absent tab morning, we have so report to make under this head. 'desert ATIRAOI2.—Town Wlow, 57e. Si ; fat by ditbs, ; yellow Itaielan, 675. ; welled stud. He. ; rank ditto, 240. 6d.; tallow groom, 16e. ; good dregs, Se. HIDE MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADINHALL.—This lambirn the prom:—Hid..: labs. to 64160., 4d. to 4k&; Silts. to 731 tan, 44d. to i t r; nabs. to 801bs., to ad.; 8011 a. to &gibe., bd. to 4. ; 831ba to 961 b.., 60. to Bd.; 9&b.. to 1041b5., ad. to 14. Hone Wee, 6s. to 10.. Calf skins, light, 2.. to 45.; lull, 6.. to 6.. 6d. Basecomessa4.—absep skins : Hants end half-broay as to 10s • downs, 6s. to as.; Lambs, 2s. 3.1. to 3s. 10d., I shealings, L. 44. to is. ad aIiTINFIELD HAT MARKET.— (THIS DAT.) Maim Davis sad Compsay , report trade without alters tion. Primo uosodow hay, Tiis. to 900.; suporioe ditto. 84.. to 90s. ; tairicw ditto, Wu to 86+.: yowls. 600. to 70..; slow, old, 1160. to 106 o.; ditto, ..toad cut, 830. le 9k.; straw, ko. to Mk. Trak steady. COVENT-OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Notwithstandiag the matinee& coldness of ths oesitier, the supply of most things ie quite sullielent for dm damand. New gropes still reaNes high priors. MI e 'strawberries are booomlng more plentiful. Oranges fetch 81. aid. to Kla 100. Nuts of all kinds realiae tier prices. Among tables, cauliflowers are still brought from Cornwall = quantities. Young cabbages and Fran* bemuses p Mach Wading may be bad is &bandeaus ; also rhubarb. uparago" and mash". Green peat, bread end French bow" new hors carrots, sad globe rotichokas of foreign growth may mill be obtained. Beet samples of potatoes are rather dearer; some now °nos from Lhbon continas to be received. Artichokes hitch from 41. to de. per down. Cucumbers abundwat. Cat dowers chledy consist of netelds. gardesika, heliotropes, omaelllaa, violets, mignonette, Maths, pad room. It appears from a parliamentary return issued Ibis morning that in 1858 then was en inereaw of 793 in the somber of persons employed in the various public calms and dr/memento, of 138,2041.3 e. 7d. In salutes, 2,3111. les. in emoltuants, 13,3191. 6s. sd. in retired s nowsauss, sad 7,3781. 8 , . 4d. in expenses, soaking the total? money Morena 157,213/. Its. 4d. On the other heal, there was • diadem tiun of 44 persons, 4,467/. 9s. ld. in Wailes, 2,0571. Bs. 81. in emoluments. 10,572/. 17s. 10d. in l athed allowances, ma 63,4421. 18e in e xpellees, ambits the total dindontkes 8),8401.13!. 15. NEW SPIRVITAL PEEL—By the death_ T. the he Blaktokof Bangor Hoe. and Basile Rev.. Dr. at In.Hishop of Hl,Mb, encase to • seat ta the caw Th. new Bishop of Bangor will not bare a math the t. (damn anal the stradostos of a bishopric _ those of Otattahury, 1 orb, Lone" Dsrham. sat ehrsaosstmoi awTS.cistsnasitcaumuiersusgest aw ls M ase accorlemet of mancheagit rem.