The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-14 00:00:00

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Vali /MOW Tal Ittil Or WWIL MIR 0=17 1 ,0a. E7O4IIIIVOt ITTAT I A 0113111 W lOU. /. Da -AM • DTO o TT= TO -Omommas T. PR:worm Toe I.:rm. IRMO TOO WO. -MUM ABS •DOTT a9TittllA Ni art Ka o.lLea.-•all TILLS2T-TILLTS SIXT IMIr lUD& T. -- oaf. • 11 , TRS WOREMOUSR. TWO MACS AMMER 4P-11•14 4 . G. SoWs Yam A.4l = =MIL" ME MAVIS alt LOXDON MUM& r i. ..._...,_ ~......._................... es. Oka.......—Lamess. 1%. lia. LONDON. 2T7IBDAY, DBC. 14. Ix Bea=t's age of Chivalry, before " the sophir " tam esooesaists, and osloalatore bad brutalised veariers, sad while vice still " lost half it evil by ken all its grommee—the polite French asthma lea embalmed a very admirable seatineut is • very zatranslateehle phrase. Noblose• old* was the Sivoarits wain of • wellAred eristosracy, who, in the loss of almost all ether titles to na tional respect, still losistaisied • practical Pith in the tradition, that • nobleman should at lout be • gentlemen. The yoang Duke of ll:Across., by the aid of the Coed ef clisesa's Bench sad the reporting columns of the Press, bas just had as opportunity of exhibiting to the world at Lege the astneaties is which he holds this old halikeed tweet. On Saturday Let Lord CAYPBILLL Yd the parer, of trying two motions which came wn together, in ace of which the Duke was defendant, r 1: the ether plaintiL In the Ant a Yr. WHITS WICI.IIIIII.IT charged the Duke with smolt i in the ascend the Duke °complained that Yr. wz.- =MUM bad net wily .ached but falsely impel wooed him The facts turned out to be substantially thane: in the merry moth of August, es many Longtime ale swim. the innocent little marine nits et I brighten belie ita Lanese game. The freineney ef the bells, the briirsinenof the downs, the eshehrity el the ese air, and ace or two other eircunrenasee mat worth msatisaing, bring • tolerable opelekling eimitoro to the segesetered spat. Tldthar het Aspect west Haar Ff!111.0T boa new, Duke of Bestrew, with • party of frimiJs sad thither also meat Mr. TEMA. Wl= W 151111411.11. Every &kik raider is. of mane, belied to bow al about the ran Pest i —hew he is dememiei is • direct the lea JOBS of GAUNT, is thirty-bar years of age, has been thirteen yaws a heabaad, and sigma years • father. Mr. Warn WZATZIIILaT is ism heew to base. Mr. WIATIOOLLIT, whose binds amelinies call him Warre.pur et sagas. Weiss at precast to be free toes the bodes of pre tredestel ere ; he bee wee bed shibile, aid dame a little is the altariaary lrq bat batarlarb• slam to base rasa to "'Masai hi/ Moab" His stablia. mat la this =stripe& omen • tags tamatabl• aatikaty i • badman be Ounisorama. at &a Wi ller per week laving salmi Mr bit lapis task.. Ole the Bright's raseesamm. freweeer, WIISTEMILLIT appealed but Annie os a hone kat by • bleed, and swelled the crowd of " dietin a gashed egesetriass " who on tame eamaises are always to be hand in the local journals " giving saimatien to the coma" lie earl, there was ma mesdames is white carriages and " overall's*" were edmitted ea payload. Mr. WILs7ILIALIT paid his eatranse and bsemme daly bee of the mime. Within this easlesere the meal lively things were going is and tie meal lively company woe gathered together. There were blacklegs and bleak/nerds of all sorts — biathlon sad thiniblemen, and gypsies an d pickpockets —provincial tradesmen doing the grand in Brighton hired be:ouches, and several (to am the young Duke's phrses)—" toe can't mil them ladise—parading to sad ho is Brighton hack homes. Bat the liveliest thing in the winter enclosers was the pang Data of lIMAVVOIT and " Aunt Belly.' Perhaps OW IFSVIT readers doe% precisely know who or what " Aunt " Bally" in We will enlighten them in few words. " Anat Belly" is • full-grown black doll with a baiscempips in her mouth, set up as a mark to be lbw at by short stout sticks, whirls Mr. Co- IAMBI" the figurative and impassioned attorney he the plaintiff, prefers to call " bludgeons." The skill of the ploy ameba In knoehing " Aunt Belly's' gip sat of has month without tosokiag bar veer able papa he this athhtie sad mealy gem the princely demendant of lout of astral had been for aseseXise displaying si egalar dexterity, sod carrying off an exhilarating amount of popular apphmet. The stable-boys, end the cadgers, and the tramps, and the hired By drivers looked on with noisy delight—even the bright eyes of—" you can't call them ladies " ansiosally voecheated to rain inflosees on the pews= of the skilful and athletic Peer. " I saw the ■ Dub shying at ' Aunt Bally,' and I thought "be was • right good hand at knocking the pipe " eat of her month." Ile words are the words of lir. Gar eau, the fly-driver, bat this sentiment was the general sentiment of that portion of the British pahlis who watched the British nobleman engaged la thin British sport. Just at the height of the excitement, while the Dab, having again booked " Belly's" pipe oat of her walk wan preparing for another "shy," the viability Mr. VIRATIMLLIT rode arm that parties of the leactilln. How it precisely heppesed sae of the op-whales@ of tonne can or will lay, but, emehar ar aim, Mr. Watanzaasa's lane ism la mast with the trlaarpheat Duke. The 'Mama on balk air epee that the Wag wee way midget& t bet whither the push wets severe errs path ea it a pia laveival ka hopeless dieerepeasy. ♦ pallittes, a palatial tailor, and a Brigham " wither,* who won sossem the misspent. of an. of the " aroma lashes " whisk haggard . to hi asureet the hey, reprement the peek an set tab' imaidestal bat gentle. Aseardieg to the Data sad hie wham= it woe, though on assidsead, on wiesekeillY violist, putt. Let us give his Oars 6. beast of the iosbe t whoa MU." ti sedispsted. Thu Duke time hopliged tap" Withal& win We Weak Wirall to Lang retaliation. He flung a " THIRLET, which, miming 1 Hang a second, which took Bang a third, which weta. had he not warded it off by after 1 &bled by the violence of the blow. Wscrlinitiv rode tip, not annatnralky indignant at conduct so astonishing, and, as far as ha knew, floors ivies& The Duke says be lifted up his riding whip as ha gime : WIATKIRIZT swears he did not. Be this as it may, the demandant of lomw of Gst:NT was too nimble foe his. His Ono. seised the ox•honte-doetar by the leg, and to spite of _ . . . his resistance neoesded is violently sahosaiag hint. WEATNIIIIIXT, recovering hithielf, asked his email sat what be Iseult by it all. The Dyke swoon he did en say is reply, " Yon d—i tailor, yea had se " Deimos to be her at all ; I =ppm@ yea never " erewed a ham halm is year lifis." Mr. HURT DCWDAS Dec wxnen, a trim& et the Duke's, Tobin teen the statsawat that liar Orarde ambito' mu @applied by Massif, and that the arterial and &al eatory exprwrions were hie (Mr. lesiav Downes Dram men's) eantributiew to the hibeity d the ocomion. WittIIZILLIT, whose style hes eadeabt- idly *certain rweirwei abwatit, is thanespassalnd (and owns) to hare said," Yoe are addingimalt to injury!' " Whareepos,' says Mr. HUIT DIINDAS DRUM MOND, " I lassiwd at hist to hi. toe WRATHI2- LIT, than pelted with " bladgemas," unbessed, in malted, sad laughed at, psalm he the nano of his assailant. This the Duke et Buawoir absolately !dosed to give. and it was sot till application had Ran tiaa IMOD been sande in vain tint WIATIBIr LIT "allied tar the police." A policeman of un known number. ea WUTILL&LIT'II information, came up to him Orme, tapped him cm the shoulder, sad said, " You mast come with me." His 0111011 west somedingly ; mad iu pro _ seam of the Head of the Constabulary cosonsitni aged his mane to the complainant. This eempelsoey following of the policeman was the "tales isipriorn " meat," and the accidental push of WILITILIALBee hoses wee the " meanit," for which the Dike brought his precious see action. In that tram action, the jury, upon Lend Cortreezz's direction, in point of law, that the unintentional push was an assault, found for the Duke, but gave the representative of the F112.11.0T1 oft•fartAirs, isseages. 11 the other action they gave Wiarganuts 1001. damages, whiek so one will say was ees hrthiag too leash. If the plaintiff had net mole rather a poor figure in the witness-box. sad if his attorney had not written the most prepeilmeesly aboard lawyer's letter that wee ever rimed. the damages, no doubt, would have beam mesh bassist. But what a eme for the Dab! WZATITIRIAT, astwithetanding his abessimar, or the bad tags it kb attorney, were, MB Lard CAMPEILL Olt remarks, to have behaved properly in the trantisetion. "If he did ride • mist the Enke it was not suggested that ohied it iatoutisnally. He did not um any vie s bat or mermen, bagsage. He sever gave the • Dub into custody, but wily wanted his name, and • * tom to ie nonfat Wt Au Orme lid Not fur * wish eask is Lord Ultimates view of this ,part of this ems. On the other band, he lets this Duke of mildly se " a young gentleman," at „hopes (with sedate urbanity) " that he will alai hook Imre to a name illuennes in the amnia • orkle esuatry.' We hope so too i bat, less neatly is ray Lord Caxnuti.L. mast remark that it is Ilipitilme the ' free hone " basinees shoal begin, Aa hereditary legislator, who has been thirtesa yams married, and has an heir to his honours and titles, ma hardly, without some stretch of enmity, be called a "young gentleman," at 34. We don't wish to dwell beidieelly on the hats that Ptrr, at that age, had boss tea years a Prime Minister—BoLtriarb had bean her years conqueror at bereago—Mrithr W IA of writing the works that mho • immortal: ft weed be bard indeed to agpip wok saamplas as those I. the ewe of a men Dabs, lON other Dubin We limit ourselves to the observadin that saran a Duke of four-and-thirty, if he mast be ezposted to have left off sowing his wild oats, may at all mato have got rid of the vulgarity et rowing them in public es, if even this be an an nameable expeclatios, that he might at least be aware that it was astesoadag in an English noble man of the Mohan rusk. pebbly to Whist on a man, who had udabatimally offended hiss, a prom swim of pineal catrages, and this to nesse that assn all mesas of redrew, till seminal* to de es under the coercion of the Polio. To seek the to skulls set of the esessomaine of a gross smelt is seeders which might be esnoldsred sharp promise by see of Meow. Dodoes sad Fort's sleeks; but, anises the theory of atibeser ebbe be all niomahine, it is to the last degree dime disable to a British sobisersa. THE IRISH SECRET SOCIETIES. FURTH= ARUM& CORK, MONDAY IMMO. TV eseasd edition of the Cark Daily F7o►kr states tIX ee Boaanday niers* the plias, acting span information supposed to have been 'applied by the same approver who pin widows mom which the amens wen mode in Bkibbereen and Bantry, apprehended nine weans at Kaman on the *harp of beteg members of the Phceosix Association. They axe mostly yam( teen of a respectable class, such as siselm sisopsesa, and assistants. The capture wee mein with thi; aloe secrecy u in the former lastanons r though ant with such complete &bemoan of observation but that two parties against whom warrants are said to hare been issued managed to mks their emerge. The prisoners were duly despatched to Tedon, mar a strong escort of police, fie eommittel A coneepoadent of the Cork Ea sae of this day, vrritiag hum Yilierrany, may, says :—" Loot evening, at lelf-paot Ivo 'Week, Mr. Lawrence weistomt to Mr. Rickard Liner's; apo throaryoresarrnsted on a erarraat ebergiag bin with Doing a member of a secret meaty called the ' Phoenix Gab.' The meet wee .ads by finb-la- ' specter Colombo aloes sad without the least poise or excitement. At a onbeequent period of the night the hollowing snouts woos made :—Patriek Cronin, nwietint to Mr. Joke Martin, ironer; Desist Mar pky, weisenat to Mr. Coil* eraser ; Joseph Min phy, seektant is Mr. Lewes. It se said wend other melte wlll be Wade this evening, in number about 12. main 16 is all. The above are all about 20 yews aid.' EITIAOILDDIAZT PROCIIKDDIO. AT DIILDDA.— • Pore War Is the Nerd of Bermlts nap —" • doetaidi both It Is WA, beeft soothed st the Marry r Mann orbiole Notwollsors • wry sortor set sa tie part of Y. loblealee se Thal& The /mob 00111116111011111% fe assesisests d tie isvertpdss wldelt be bed rode, felt Mr ftseracoill Aot Ur poissipel toritssert et Us serselesisse vas tleepoorieg Wordit, Nortek P. Ariai is Uri seareellaft IL Illabbselsr all re sepia et the Misr. seftftprill by a iefteberst ?nub eel EaaYl erlees, trait ft 'be evirsists passe, mod oersted Ma ft the 'rift of ble else Ito tesitrese wee *sr to tble beg peeeseAte& NNW& Purr seerored oft bard the Derspift when be le Arelmi • soloser, seep ftsirsorses ass verival iftre ate Plumb sersoreest. TM sere of tiro snug, It to be seared, rat peewee a otfteittorebr surries so Cos readoesi ft sad vat root preisbly lied to errarrsafts *sr Ile Itrft" •1 EXPRESS, TITESDAY EV • • . 1 114 ,1 . . Her liajesty, thi Prinoeto sad -Mean MAIM limmad•d dlall yestryday morning. The Rev. George Prather° officiated. er . :"'• Prim:4l4i Alice nice se,j)lberne Sir Mom Ilaairdera. Bast, prealsot of the Landon eserittee al demean d the Mak Jews, acommthaled by Mann. J. IL thmatathith (thwireeldest), Joseph &beg, Hoary Zwria. ahem flegastra, &moth Kowa, M. H. Phxdotth, awl Nathan De* with Mr. Sampson Hamad, catholtor sad mastery to the board, had as lathrtherw at the Iferelwellice with lir. Fitzgerald yemitsday etheraecsy on Ms saliset ei the MMus oar. The Clizmodler d the Exchequer awl Ma. rime* have M 0,1011 as a visit to lir thermals awl Mar ahem ef fithairtry, d lithisld-bars, Bertforeldss. Dsepthelles wept reasthei at the Othaltholice yethrday Me the Lea Mgt Oenthesimaw d the helm Wealth •The fallowing diploma memeneraste have bore wade:—Lad Napier, at prima Minimise at Wearingtes, to noosed Lord A.bestrocaby ea Ilitaleter et the Rogue ; Lord Lyons. at mow Klunter at Throw, to emend Lord Rapist at Weider at Wielder tee , the Res. P. C. Gieriels, yaw Meister at Rio larks, to be puler et Florence; the Ron. P. R. Portia, how Dream, to be Mint ter at Rio; Mr. L. Aquino Paget, tharstaty at Loraine' at Berlin, to be Minister at Drudge. The Earl mid Countess of Craven will heave (nor hamburg Park la • few days, on a visit to the Berl end Ositatat of Claseadoa, at the Ono% wet Watked. The Commas of Pelvis and the Earl of Peed' sad the Ladies Herbst are passing the sews at Pawls Cr*. Viscount sad Viscountess Campden are still at Clidespr's Bela. The visa:mum is slowly ricevating Rua liar Ness* Mos. Lard Sondes arrived at his residence last evening, bas Mahon Noll, Norfolk._ Sir (Merge and Lady Dsshwood have loft Cle— I ridge's Hoed for Went Wycombe Perk, Backs. Car& has this year been visited by an extraordi awry escater of fashionable touriste—paliticel, artistic, and spelig. The later me the meet numerous. Bads and ledgby-homme are anserded by paelerite seta have ems oat kir the purpose el etwining ca the opposite meet of Al i ben* which abrencle be pee of all sorts. A letter a the Its age :—" The mbealeer mad peat iseenne which Mr. Clialetene displays r sierddeg he tekreenigne regardise the mate cif the emery, sad the wises sad hares of dos behabibeab, ham sot be.. lost at these, and It may with Irene he said that Yr. Gladdens has succeeded he makieg Weed" wary poplar is Gwen. He hams weight for the southers lowan Lima be her Itsjeety's epee frigate Ter rible. Um Giedstase sad lir deeper nocempay him ; sad be is SWAMI tO fillefll WO by Christmas." Primo Radadwill gam a grand mow on the tith at Hata, at arida veto premed Prime mid Primes Peadorkt the Prime et Webs, nernal sastatem of the royal fray, Prime do Beheesaikes-81(marlasea, sad *semibold Meithidap et Catema, A lotted ham Naples says The theatrical paetemeness Mee se primmest an really good. hos err the Led Der W Poop* a saw opera of Parini's, hoe been most eareadaL Verdi. Sim* B•eseirgrs has also 'sand Leer mad Bea Carlo hoe seam hare haler allendiL The 11ryel Aserehmia halts will be seeseally billl this idiom This is aMr arm del bet uses willearede mace Um we Uwe hod he way rows. Lard Ihritbrd de Rad a& amid fantli. Lord sad Lady , lard Na dad lad indly, Me Boa eanerest the K. Gerratse Ineres, lard sed Lady RAW, aid Load sad lady Lome me namtered mean the videare." A Mtn tatia-Plasemas ataita that the Kiag of Prairies Malik Me set Impowl Awe, sad that tie dr of Flamm loss ad and a awl with him H. armor psi out, and dr Qum Is Wilma ma Ea Wine. _ _ T'he Prises end Princess of Unless ere at Perim. In the Belgian Representative Chamber, on listarday, a dissenolea arose ea the eeeeeba4 polonium:Los ontessay magesi in Belem to the Nash even the Flomia langeagis. donna meabsre rimaininal Wet the persersanat pabilehed Its sansenoseasat in Proselt ha dis able 111111, aft Flemish woe spine, sal that the French theenee was homed by the bpi antherilisa la preference to the nationel ass. The geosreenent preadesd to Inks the Wean has emphredee. The Ossetic d'Arpsieury, the oldest *ma in Otseney, is sheet, It is said, is be published st Frankton, he ark, te pie. a WU rove tesekos. The Opinion* of Turin states that the students laSsly errand as Peels re a charge of high trews halo been unoonditionally est at liberty by order of the assittlehe Another miniatarial orris has occurred in Haw Cara Two of re Wet dairies, M. {abaft at dr Interior, sad Y. Rho* who value the p,. Le at :mike sad Frame, have Lebow' eo Site rimieti duke lb* aria an rare tram pair sire, their prides awrorbig is- LaMar in ab mere& al ormilarimel ediraltise *Melt are caetaisily *Mika in dad vidadnaor coweiri. A prelbsiawy Swim at Laded propriatces was beM in Dahlia el Isesedar LA, le rake arennomale Lr a pastel aired et the bald pray at hand of ell itthe garner at Midis Lae maddereden lbe Lev:Si Le low Le dr petasseka d Illh and ream sad dip anamdmala midst Amid M rsrt 'r la lia ma wee= parliarat 'lkea Silks MR Ima hal in Dal& shoot tar While et Away asza Razzmom= Essanost.—Hnstow, th ii. itnuaT Ivsbnie.—Tbe welt kr dr dew= d • Wilt th• Ma Is dro ma et Mr. Bei" SlAlumon, Marmd, bra isadvat tM ~(am Me to-day, sad Imam Make. Ma 02=1 — brielVit Lai Ovabuo, Mt it b absaisi all be islasaa wawa TART or THR CORPORATION =FA TO YES Is m.mar.--Tmemisy Wl= IRMIMmot tba La -1 . Boa lawura Taylor, Dopey I=o2lll V Mika pad • dalt 91 tamodos to tb• lull Mr to dr Roam ft Mars i rg 4. r imiabi, b ons by the auk al the iibthihuia...i.l" . 1 :: k.7.0.1..-.taz. m r d .=.::::: atemedrl l 2 timt „ It actor, 4m os ow ei ao ." 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THI COAL 81IPPLY 01 1.0818011.—1 t appears that dr Importations at or* GM, red eleAse• We ... e , brim lath pm malt tom:-,raison Nowaraft me ; slam, WM ow; asedieusa. 41 417= .....A. aka/a" s i tt i r d. ; INFOR, S,NO cues; dt• 64.7201 m ; LAI sew W aka, 11,71111=1 Yakabba WO ass ; as" CM toast Madan MIS loon.; rabbi • rad id MON Wm% 2146 40 14 hi 2 42 124,14 I. tln _alvalalbaf ne moath 4 lig ow japs,ges. mi.!. ( DECEMBER FRAY *AR owl omit miszatroxiire.) Moinow PARIS, AT At bag twenty times sines yestsrday I hays mho', what cm be the maiming at this Thus tom. ing saddsaly round upon Montalembert P—and I ma totally amble to give my creditable mower to tb. question. I can oaiy timidly suggest that the pnblia is sometimes capricious; that a newspaper is a com mercial midertaking, andeskas sometime according to the taste of its reTaden; that there is nothing dra- =tie is an appeal from one court of law to another sad that your contemporary, feiuiag to weary its eabeemlsers with a " twiee told tale," probably thinks the time has come for dropping the Monte,- lembert ease, in order to make way for some new affair of "devilling interest." Unless, however, I greatly mistake the spirit of my countrymen, they will, with that patient pertinacity which Frenchmen characterise with admiration and envy by the term *sprit do ante, continue by their sympathy to support the Count de Montalembert throughout the whole coarse of that arduous struggle which his honour stands pledged to carry on to a legitimate conclusion. They have hitherto applauded every step that he has taken; they admired, more especially, the skill, ix trepidity, sad decisioa with which be obtained the vantage ground on which he stands ; and new that the next move is not his, now that he folds his arms, passively watching the convulsive efforts of his ad versary to extricate himself from the false position in whisk his own imprudence has involved him, they sic maga upon to condemn the Count det Idsolisidiset as a rash general pushing hotly on wards in die "insolent joy of victory," because he merely holds his own. It is not correct to say that he has yet gained a victory ; he has merely obtained every possible advantage in a combat not yet con elided, and from which he mid not possibly retire without forfeiting all the honours he has achieved. To leave metaphor and descend to particulars—the reasoning of the article in the Times proceeds entirely upon mistaken assumptions. One would say that the writer was altogether ignorant of the main facts of the ewe as they have been stated by his own jeering repeatedly within the last fort night. He earnestly deprecates "the resolution which M. de Montalembert is said to have taken to insist upon his right to refuse the Emperor's pardon and to prosseute his appeal." Why "is said to have takes r Did not this rewinds; as recorded in the Ilfsisitestr, appose in the *alums of the Dna a fortnight ago, and has it not since bren over and over again applauded, explained, sad justified, both in the leading articles of Ow* journal and by its Paris corresponditios ? has happened since Friday last to air the tire Nothing whatever. N. bort, instead of meekly accepting a putoo of a sentence which ° was not definitive," lodged his appeal against it. That appeal, it is now admitted on all hands, he is entitled to have heard, and he is waiting for the day fixed !sr tie hearing, which is December 21. Bat it is air he is " persisting in an agitation without any sabetantial object," and is thereby guilty of "false play sad false taste," and that " he risks all that INN been won, without the possibility of gain." Now these assumptions are diametrically at variance with facts. M. de Montalembert's appeal is not, as it is assumed, a Quixotic campaign—not an idle, absurd attempt to conquer martyrdom, and obtain forcible possession of a prison cell; bat it is a sober, rational, courageous effort to try a great public 1 question in the solution of which every citizen of France is personally interested, and the immediate consequences of which to himself may be momentous. The very reveres of what the Times says is the case—eo far from his agitation being unsubstantial, he has in fact every thing to gain and nothing to lose by the appeal. It is admitted by the French government journals that the Procureur-Generars bands are tied by the yeekilinat bap."' pardon, that he cannot ask to have the augmented by the Court of Appeal, and that, if the sentence should he confirmed, it will be over-ridden by the pardon, and cannot be carried into effect. But, should it be ravened, as, according to the Timm' own reasoning, it moat be if the judges be honest, the judgment of the Correctioaal Tribunal I will be uprooted, " all undoes mall Manner been," and M. de Montalembert will not merely be relieved lirom six months' imprisonment and a fine of 1018., but he will be relieved from the status et a handeesed man, he will be removed from the cats- MIR Leh the Emperor's pardon would leave him a "empesesii pineses," and he will no longer be liable BM Slialsol it his neutral life to surveil lance by di illile pile, and transportation with. out trial amble thedreadeal law of Pablic Safety of 1857. Are then "I iessidetantial" advantages ? Is not M. de ltantakeibert gadded to the gratitude of his countrymen and the admiration of the world for bearding power in his own proper person to raise each a question as this ?—a question whether the right of an honest man to appeal mallet an unjust judgment is to be confiscated by a pardon thrown contemptuously at him (as has been well said) as to " Barrabbas on the comasion of au anniversary ?" Who will echo the accusation that M. de .Monta leaded is wintlag in " good. taste, grace, and gene rosity " in refusing the pardon " on the occasion of December 2 r None bat those who admire the due tting stigmatised by the post in the line Trawls Wait !this they murder act, they spare. The Thaw mays "the probability is that the court will say there is nothing to appeal against, bemuse the Emperor's pardon has annulled the whole proceediags." 'Very well ; let the court re-- TOMS thejedginent upon the pound of the pardon if they think they can legally do so, and M. de Mentalssabert will have mating ft lomplain of. But his right is to have the judgment re versed or the appeal argued. Prom that right he will not bulge an itch; and Preeteli men to whose bosoms and hearths the qaestien • moms home, will net seams to watch the great eases with deep inters* although a portion et the English which met made " sash gallant show end premise of its mettle, may fall the crest, and like deceitful jades sink la the trial." English readers who have no knowledge of French law, must really be content to take it on trust from cam ` authorities. The destines relating to the i , as asisentead in Beglied, will omit have repeatedly, and I think clearly ex state of the French law as bearingupos M. Montalembert's cue. Bat as' I find certain organs opinion in England continue to propagate ' ..". on the subject, I subjoin, is mule own views, thaleilmsgmg extract faits I Brussels—ne. gisemlibol witness-40 questa, la WOMll.llllblhHead 11,4 coalhotael pima' ad& IbMirea appal to • prim It Is tospOsabls to provost lir assets( his Opal. Isst oa on by s teespothea el • abets et it pastas sad et' sa ',pagoda* ea its - it Err be to ea atooold pest/ 10 bola to die Maar. It ea mei* endings' tar alkiilllol, Mid purges die all gunk fif all pßomealk ; Mum • parka "weir seloNe dm tab, rid %Os .'•aestio moral coaseqoasces &died's , sad the oossegosar by loolarations courts tit faitico, • /ad by the s 1 Ng maple, , of the condemnation. cussequenoes flowing from it have bow ... • nations of the Conrad' cd !Bats, 1 C el t , and of the lingemos Court d and 1.. , 'imam unan i mous °pinks of all legal , Tam pie, a pardon remits the penalty pro nenwesd, but it does not relieve the accused hum his legal ll.b lea heavies penalty in case of a second conviction Iwo rilwilee Whose (reeidive) ; a pardon relieves from a las, bat saw lea the coma of a trial ; it dues not give a right in dui restitution of fines already paid ; it does not nom on, of the legal incapachise which flow from the judging*. Previous to the law of ltay 81, AS* it did sot relieve from civil death, and • slaw that law it does not relieve from the lewd hater- Motions attaching to a wahsow of imprisonment for lib ; it Lam intact ell flits* acquired by third puttee in cosesquence of thssentence; it stays no dell edits, and *mess so civil fedepment : Ia short, a pad= leaves the °Wed of it with ell Ihe robs the Whew, the civil and polling impeities wide ow esetesories to his mows, and mei emly the paslillogrillsilly awarded. No doubt all thin wisilwelkw• d•Wiltepplplell. de lloatalewbert's wile*, saw. &Jo VOW it •Wilemos wwwwwed by a weetellemel MYNA Iltr • ppip•Mwis That in Itself is so ,_ llllO i 1011 Ohl. tpdPssiwl mdawiemours committed ww dr paw as, wow wry wows* deli with—both by the levi . WOW Met en—poilleiltdka, notwitlastand *, *money indlisense, is ay Welly to pardon Ihreo. By virtue d the model: poise which few prevails they ishil vier-ipsee esweewassoes h. addition to the swle•Wi iplimeriebeis he k. apt be ttdwitted that so iskeeY Wildillhi. i• tray, dwd • advietios kw thew. en hr Ikea Gatlin' a as, elf hen his friends, =kw Ma posiblifty ocuy owl pipire Nam Ms= But we woes reembro that • pal wawa spestie• is at hew, 4 sad that Me Owlets Is the wow, Why be the so coeskie ears the hdb•oal, a thi ~ Pliblesl 6 will hie left enabled of teNtelheir- Ilo9loh milffithskil NOV lii Niii 1 g Who • fel beeilbeek • eeee of Milk& let l == efittille Ilitesfher selsolowa al wwdlif filliiiilC - SiffrillpilillVlV save Peel ben fle w calif et eh*—, bee esupesui 'Amy wM aeleehire fibs Is leo eel his; his will is void; lila property wil haladhibotellerdlishaiss; his wits may Ocala a swami= hashlwi . he will rem civilly liable to these who have 4111.0$110mot ageism him as parties mails.; 2 kII Old WM fin* wiled to ell the civil, palidcal, soda hieltelthe wiliihem the asswary ocassqwetoss of his 02116110110111. The law, however, had repined his • right of appeal, and who an my that ha might not have Lean acquitted by • mom enlightened or • less prejudiced tribunal? Can it be that an untimely pardon is to deprive him of Mb right, and form upon him in its plaos an odious favour which leaves him and Ws indelibly banded with Infamy f At the Bourse, M. Magne's very favourable financial report was naturally the sabject of general conversation; but ac it was known beforehand that it would be in all respects coulittr de rose, the effect had been discounted. There wu • alight rise in the early part of the day, but weakness was a decided feature at the 01010. The Rents rose 25c. foe cash, and 6c. for account, closing at 7*. lio. in each came. Mobilier rose Bfr. 7Se. Railways were about 2fr. 50c. higher. THE UNITED STATES. OrIIOII 0171 OWN The weekly " topic " here him this time been of a less exciting nature than usual, though " the town" has enjoyed it as much as if it were a murder, suicide, and trim. con. all rolled into one. Our French the Ornerier des Etats Unix, took upon = a. to give amongst its gossip a bit of French tattle, which the editor said his " bonne etoile " threw in his way in the lobby of the Opera at Philadelphia, to the effect that Mdlle. Piecolomini was not a real Piccolomini at all, that the Cardinal disowned her, and that her real name was Clemen- Ifni. The malt was, that Ullmann, the manager of the Opera here, and er officio defender of the prima donna, wrote an abusive letter to the said news monger, informing him that he lied, and was " a buagry Frenchman ;" and that his mum for thinking that Piecolornini was a Clementini was, that he (Ullmann) would not allow his artistes " to sing at the Frenchman's " and water soirees." To this the Frenchman bff publishing a letter of the manager, dated days previously, thanking him in warm terms *elf theatrical puff of the Pieeoloinini aforesaid bad Ullmann yesterday morning rejoined with a statement that the editor, instead of being "a haagry French ' man," was a" thirsty Frenchman," and so the matter hits ended. The whole thing is a curious commen ter/ on the relations between the stage and the peem,and the fact that it is so has given the *intro evey an interest quits independent of the I= *eerie by which it has been adorned. The has made quite as much use of Piesedendatiewitif and family in his advertisements as be boa 141 merits and reputation as a singer. New be perfectly legitimate for a newspaper:id& ell Inquire into the merits and the reputation.** why not the name and family? As long as a ffiffy does not go on the stage and bell bee sins ing, no journal has a right to dui fault with it ; eo, also, as long as she does net reek to draw a full house by her pedigree, it would be atm. cionsly bad manners to pink holes in it; bee wham one is asked to hear a ouitatrice, not only beams she sings well but is a eardiners nisi., is it not as lawful to doubt the latter as the forma? One dose not look a gift bores in the month; but he is a fool who does not examine closely the dental organs of an animal offered him for sal*. However it bey there bus been a vigorous contest about the matter; and it has certainly had the merit of offering a Swing xariety after the interminable political harangues and duquisitioes to which we have been onselnaned for the last three months. The Walker foray into Nicaragua seems to have been nipped in the bud by . the refuel of the collector of the oort at Mobile to preen) so-called "emigrant vessel" a siesranoe. He grounded it on instruc ting from Washington, and the feet that the rime lawyers in the present enterprise we presteely the persons who succeeded in eluding the vigilance dike authorities in the Emilia' last year, and whose enterprise was clearly proved to be ille gal. It im impelUble - yet, however, whether the administration NSW YORK, Nov. 24. ash ther, since , hewiaotl a cleanses. and is at present, I believe, siring himself in WWI. Mean. He is at least displaying considerable minuity in his enterprise, and if he does not y enjoy the honours and emoluments of the presidency of the republic of N . aatagaa , it will Okr. tainly not be his fault. But it will only require mall modicum of vigilance on the part of th e government to defeat his schemes. His main eel. snow, &abases, is upon the buccaneering neceritiee of the pro-slavery democracy. The more they sop baffled in the north-west, the more necessary does it became for them to seek new fields of conquest sout h war d. Douglas, whose star is now in the esoendant, gave a decided fillip to the filibusters in t speech made in Missouri last week, and, in het, gave very decided indications that filibustering w ee henceforward to form one of the planks in the dame. made platform. He said : Our political confederacy is susceptible of improvement and ezpension. If this doctrine of popular sovereignty 4 carried out, we can add new territory and make new mug without any difficulty. We can add to our poseessiose Mexico and Cubs, and ell the territory 'doom. "It h the mission of the democracy to expand," says caa, limb, territory is required and demanded I ma willing is tab i t into the Union. This cannot well be done unless emigran t shall leave the people of those territorial and coutries decide for themselves what they wish to do. The damn* party has a mimics to perform. If this polloy be carried out—end why not ? Walker his unquestionably only to bide his time On the other hand, however, Eli Thayer and the Emigration Aid Society are vigorously preuring for a campaign in Texas, like that which has assns. plished so much in Kansas. Thayer goes into Me business of exporting and planting free labourers, very much as if it were a purely commercial undo. taking, and the slaveholding party were simply a rival company. He brings very little perweel feeling into it, and maintains that it is amply contest of energy and skill in business. It seem as if they deceived themselves sadly, who suppose that the slavery question is being shelved. There are divers small clouds in the horizon already, any one of which may expand into a tempest before the next presidential election. In New York we have just got through with one election, and now begin already to Mbar is the throes of another. Several members of the moue ooancil and of the board of aldermen, and city trea surer or comptroller, u he is called, have to be elected next week, and the city governmeat is so horribly bad that even amongst genteel people some feeble spasms of interest in the candidates are taking plates. The reform party have several respectable men in the Sold ; bat the reform party, unhappily, does not work half as hard as its opponents. SMUT or ARM—To-morrow evening, the 16th ham, a paper will be reed before this society "Oa the lei. &Woes wbkh the ships of the Royal Navy hare abir gam during the promat amatury, in respect al ftensuaina form, means of propulsion, and power of attack sad dolma' by Mr. R. J. Reed. Admiral Bt Charles Napier, E-C.B, M. P., will preside. LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANIL—The shareholder of this bank had a private merag yesterday (Monday), a oreelder and decide upon what inlarmstoa they should it. quire from the liquidators at the *gouged mein a Thursday. BANK OP IiNLAND.--The half-yearly ins.* of the e rzielors woo held on datur6ty at the bait• sour beak. Al ea* o'olook the chair was tan by Mr. 1146 1 1,Daperd Genatior. The seatlary nal as half- rand of the mart of directors to the wend reensmoadiactitat a dividend of li per cry rive iii7betme-1 sheer be pad to the hada, of bah Mork. The 6666 sit that after paying the dividend wilibled boa isesesersied by the court of diresera the =l.Bel SOK meta anda, ebbe weld be oarried eo the 0 lei Irmli werslipl by thsproprWar• to 6666 lies the toed smear el the TM ANA sad he (the debars ) are6Zril to bin' bo67e ,seat oool of proptistor that u at yam* is 1,. The port unadd• I , weak ahripled, mai d er *Wig separated re was vi tt I V? TO • woaee DUNG LADV.- k tid Impost it ba e lv en; c "Tavern, Nelerni East 8-s2rost,•BlZ 1166661 1 me 6666, of Jails Ookaaes le, whe dit r=a- •rAL sheind that se bins was b e tide &the d fee end drz,aragear*reegrateasidletolfto MOW destit." wogs della des stesadra of tha poke to themarbor of beras wheelies the shear of their ret cies widens = ld a e d 6.66 have as power over that bores. sad pier Ors GI setae perces is danger. 11 110140 6161 tablas has sahib swam, our bubo him, be abash ihd 6 duty le Nal the party hoplireall for trial far sruieuebter. FATAL AIXIDSNT ON THI NORM Bart' RAU, WAT.;Z=lllAtir Mr. Canter, MOM far Wei Rant, of a Taal reddest which iternesi so • lad, maned Abahmet OtilvaT years of ego, mu is Cbeehom Madam 6 the Nona Imr Redeem. it ippas est dr asdorwas eassie OK ane whoa Bee r"" ill ilwi l l . 1 ; barbood shwas rram theby mares ef a poi the rids of the eallrop, whoa dr bear of ma rae. de paring train swish Ma la the heed. sad bided Idea aco aldsmoble disarm Whoa 066 up he was la ea barb abler apd Wiped willia Iva Wastes sitenowle co ara bsefaereptel lona. Thsbody sow swabs sa EXPLOSION AT TILDIBLEY ,- 1 Al the babe of the met killed by the explestea II 6 Wan, Webs. drover& sad the amber of lbei to b mew aseriabil le be 24. It was lit drat owl that coshes--mtidag 111—hed bees killed, 16 6! Is aot the ease; tad the arm eart her ba . ,dahli state in which KIM Of the baba awe ImA. On of 6 names tali* dierovegell ustierassok sere of dr AA wr adaaboa tor the teak of a boy ; bat 6 boy's _listly gar sibrereeis meowedbe verear sad 16616 Mr. D~a, rime pevetamat ars* went does the mime la Mee te lupe* the , worker The brier; the bear ill tie slated infila iiii r before ter, al tower be distrid. A Ora Is ands da leads ihr the sol haellbe of dram& The Rev. George 6 bagetlepa ef Tyldeskry, is tekba an active peeler tit bemeadmat elder. 811100LAA DISAPPIAILANOS AND Ner4ll4—At sodileme of a most acreerillagey obsreear starred a she he. et NA Hwy Illosi l'lesists ain = ll the edur dea, rah. Ma ! :-b sopere that baba the ftOrbs, ato a Xi Ifeeeres arts,, was regard with a are bra 66 andpuLheme a bid ea the ism. Wham ars pi. the 66 ebb the air, she oath =d i sad the bee =et ' t sP r isli mmamilk sad 66 grese ne prooroo last Ea smell be ramablea hams br in t a be za ir m ed, eel by 610610 It some lie It biaildti 6 rr i i i ri= hadt for thee, wham It gar ilt di &Wart der pposvelL Oyarea `..Mindy Astra aerie ease, .at Oar soar dab ibie, sr. Xydrit e rg wird at the me& sad baba ~ ill a esiderweered as Male bee be gad la the ess4 l/ hod beware of the bona MI6 age talber • w =gsa labeilddy be got bp vh• = ii ait ma isse sm. serideeside way, sad wee etreplitoly sordlestal awl lIK Illeattr oaf note over be bid abw 66 m raV oi : fiZto be eiraclallettifts of chisear. The MI landertia link sad 616 medielt , is tisiaes as th e eistaidap eigh•elgib b milli: ibA Z dupe 01166116 e. AIW web la 'l6ll ~,, bi a rya bat after br isk ool be obit lias . : r l ett ib lieslbei azabgehet hi ramilled. ft set Irsambe Ihe al 2l6o l sea .... l of imas la glass, medial% dr err tn the eut wadi dee haws Wm pselplided ratldl" liamast# 011,01111ir - - - - - - --‘-- peteit anthoriti ww zp i g Ord I lie l des eaS: d s.t7 u 7r.; pim i al. tootgrodon, 1,486 sir ; Gnat Wir =a i m; Ma. =Wadi. I hero Lad (rid Gant Nathan), 010 saw; a odd of ulaised as etas 1bi1.9411 toss. Is the 1867 as sassy deliveries mimm ese = eig moor a tioe dativarise Wimtala a b ul by amok Imo 1.474 Isms MA mesa* sod 3,314 less of public opiniom to Norombir t 1867. TM loginiodoom by ere bey* orropoono ides§ emeested 2,916,636 tors Ism &be 9,614 dim from MI let of Jriainary b ibo 81s or Noviolor, osidost =doll of my or 2.788,01 moss, elt o tessrellimadiot Übe Nord of Bi el rod lON. The illsb•srise by tries W lst sr y, th e am id sfun imr. =wo w t o whioh Una cm 1,1064631m0 Qs ommmoondlor smastor : ISSI. The eserd deriesties Ns the Ist el Jaaaery wa mmar aao She Ina d lOormambor. IS" ifijoit em s , .0 21 4 ANS loom is do asneweibms Wind d 1167. Is tbns L am la 'PP" ! IS WNW Not dr imporraisas by AM ism Maraud, while kr= Intlevathili the lidhieries by reilsreys and coomis Jas domodmi, Ire s Mold maim 011M1pled WWI lept yew. The WEI moos mss admitiga b••• 6••• 4,013,317 toss la INS, oplioN loom In 1867, Irvin as isseesse et ism Wit *ls 6 DIMAS, num. Ours IlEtiarpe DAY.— 16 .1.411 " 1, " 6.3"61 Mosso. pm 12.—AinilmioMill "pia& 11113 , et en br WA Oa. pada imooly . . D•lngo MININIMP COVIIIMIFR tIS impossible to say se yet, however, whether _ , BintatizT._Au..t cee cmackv a i m i !ministration really mesa to pet a check on staring ow not. It yet remains to be seen who- Welkerpo i ralbkr is re tZ eis zother liag e tti s l i linos Welker cannot get a eleariamehr his ship, Beerney,u r. se owlsroi two Mop we ... U not fi nd it perfectly may to est sail without Manor smite the bedroom w idow. wale *Pt_ 6 .1 1 7, ranee. This is atter all the Met of the Preis- vie • pia* swam Os cbs reams yahoo= • it sincerity. Nothing is wales than ft mate a Yvon l= Moviedllg se no be. wilan'lL Al b " .r bout custom-house papers; nothing harder than ~4 1 7 1 • 1.,..., .... aigne ° ) •••i wbea bo ••• III: 42 : 6 1 . 5 c!" e au* that the buccaneer craft is overhauled 1, - —La torrowb. MIMI • do 1 she leaves American water.. The latter, I mo n l o i sm s p a s d emo n e t um re to merit, will certainly not be dose. At a muter of aLb /116101; hit Ms ell 11 .-1. q iparture of the last samunts from Mobile the Ow twallitudollsa *hi Ist#1•••• P 90 0 .61 * " i grants" were threatening to tear down the ""bw mrs. ~,1 " 3 4. 1 461. 1 / ........ ...L 1 . 1 . 6 1 .P. al itir in glkh in which they got, their tickets, sad pot an end Abs ;;;T A = 4 9 --" •• w o of _....i 1 mortal existmese of the proprietors, neither of Ono, timed N M boo look althrsaa she •••••7• i exploits will inipire the contartnity w at . lar: asim pgreit , 4r . alsemed viserthim kit bar esser• rum •Olr r very deep regrets. boo ibe IA • e crew of the slaver Haidbe, which wee brought ..... I " , : r t,r, ~,,,,,, . ..i seksl eib ibia sis' shwa ea , 110 this Po% so • ehavlit• of slave tmtiaff _____..g.. L — goli OA saver, wish Mile beett ed it i ... 10 Its ago, have bees acquitted. There woo ao root mem, we mdelsona, 14s. Abr. z io rog_.... he owner of the ship at the time tag dhow woo nat. Every seethe ts Mktg mob bl VIP," iv fitted was an American tinsels, end rtes is the oiled" sad we bops clog MI sera Is _ mumble to constitute the offence. Ih drat, the- tigm,i;":°°•-lb"i'L aspiii or Iwo have .5ect,,....4, difficulty which al ways exists is poseur MO eter ne which say particular personated MI Ale 16 / 1 1/ lilli , st ili ddrommiu "" 1116 "4: 1811 m o 111 I a slaver, or the natienafity et the owner it IllpipMrdal MI be oirro. d k i to me of de; alleged offence, raiders lbe set of The .m asioar .... _ s on the st ied°. , rase little better the • nullity, even if the wiiith ii . h . ea is nom t Tit a iiiiies ip li a s s ca ill ley ds were aver so well disposed to prtrecuts. Al L•• ••• Wie,,,,•• • • •• , avo w caw ;,...., pert and Bosses I think there au la am quer- mos el ber ewer wllt aremateek mbar lig o w if the gaud kith and mai of the United Mateo le Yahoos Ithired; they ponock• m Aeon, but feather math the epee.* lo very d 110 ! eel gm* onalbool sa of Ws Illso PAW • eat. alsi ltr • • IN Ills woo if_ 'lke?' awe swops to to tOaratitiol= cwook or ibi, , ammo, Ma or. ' IlroPaloi Illa of dooda7 hoe OM dm croiamally sadomal." o deatial fame about to omko bohob , maim thoillormott `:"liitrants" to the which with vwsi The L. Into this that the c committed indiepeloable greet diffimo ammeter deigress ofieuite this port dim. kvr - SOON% different. Walker's • I.