The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-08 00:00:00

- 11 l... Pia. 116.1141 • • . .. ' --- ----J 1 I ...- . ..,„ 7' '- - ,--,.. ~--, .. • . ~.. .ci ~,..0 " ;•_- , -- 2 re 1 1 1 1 NEWSPAPER ( I :" \ . - ".. Trp rt (, it Ai i,- .• .._.... . , .\.- s , . ci saaxa F - -- . -- IN No. 4.208.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVEN: [TWOPENCE. OVERLAND ROUTE. - COMMUNICATION .y so AVISTSALIA. Ls. vla 1141Yrt. IN. Pk\ 1314Vbill and ONIJILTAL erTgall NAVILLTIOS 'OLP.% \ T WOOL eIiJOIN ORLI sod mar. Corso sod Pooh for a.' AO , . 1 1•1$6. Coe., No= Ad= Cori. Moly= Crams. Um .11.11 in. P., by Irmo loot= norhampSon on lA. lob ,mb • tort roou:11. to bibisitar. W=himLap'. Adis. mod •e.r. of it. 12th sod Mb of . emir .rd for Ottosionr. ), A. •4en. Booky. lloorlOom f. Arnim. ILO, OlOnnfr I. K ounro • I I for Arliddr M . e now mai Lyle= by the Ammo ...on Amoroso= ea thy IM of wry otos►ls —far Arbor mnymasA =ply r. ter comma)'. U. ursrsris.rre. Loa yr LC : or Orlsolnimark llookrosio. VOTIL: E.—To Whom a trial of SOUTH 1.1 A ?RICAN W INICHM Sta. Asa IS. par dos, WNW Isislat the alaumptioa of waklb Iwo sow NNW aNSFM=III= Bawd of trade Rotaroo. a One asalslalst tat sad AWIEI. Ina No forwarded as lawl4; et al Pelle Fismil-wIN; Hall plat Douse of boa Ike& Atrioaa awn. Half plot bows et baol Baia Attars FIR Half-pet lode of Asa eon* Akins = 1.6„ Hit ;:ct bask et bat On& Attar Bea* ma t>M Isoladad. 1113. ver e d . zadat uo rs. pz&Boa. ASfrom-- basseas. „:7 3 43 TaAsormy Z i.sks. r e r* sai goo P. Sleast. HITTINGTON CLUB sad METROPOLL ATHILIAIT4 GSA ND utrsl Egli% rim taw wog ca TVAIIIDAY. rib. 14 name: Gessi b. Imert. ed. oath b . hog thieves say inewhir et the Li c a . IL Z. NMI eastesay. T‘EVITT sad MOOR= AUSTRALIAN LINE e r&pl6T 11111 P.—For LAIIIIIOLSTOS Ittroota i = wow. trW boor .lorottlat• Oses6ll4. the tottoolltog tr i m C rue?. •I, rod*, ...g0311.11D NOON. Of boy :te /1/24 lti .be LN.144 Dwara. &tome asommodattco rt.. •r. eNid woo te a —Pe r tortiodloo to Mr. . ..^ ./11. or to DKVITT rod 11,061:. Y. 14111bier-atriml asd M0()RE1 AIIETRALIAST LINE • PACER FAIR—Ior 111TDNCT Direct twin swot WWI cc02.14“16119 dapaidiljbelleN66-1•14 may DAWSTOIIt. A Sr , t reroe - . J• 11101 1111WT0N. O wr ; ping mg dm .1 AY. Losdos Lit". Tde vowel IA moo* Stud tor Ibe MAL fw ty, t .fmlmr. pp, • m w earlasommodadoo ambia_mossions.— r WI, of !mi.' or o sip* to Davi/sass NOVI; No. t ell DEVITT sad SWORN'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a VACUUM ill Ir.—rat MOSMIT TOWN Dina lelorar lamest to the r r coessalsflosass of Me AAmbssits c adl a.arlass dospera. wa d" a& railow Mew Tall 10. LL. • I tas, 13 THO ITH . Oft 11. Izioal. Liao mood aesmasmolaiim Oar show ails a rpm at am. at What et vply Mr. T. IL WALE IL. M. Madal.. bat ; is 111T I M P aad MOOS& 11.11111/crarma. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM aid BONS' (of Lgrigr at PAAMIT MIPS gg MIL A./IMM Iran Mak g la In 11031 DAY. tr lig rearl rka rlig s orp 1 017011. i.. • 10•44h p e.4:00D it ourrail b ir teg ladig urger re el pros. arprigg igneaggrir Mgr. tisk Pewit. Ilmsa. NM err tank Ilawaille. ma- MIMS 41pa. Was gad bar moms Me the warm err to Amur& Rs scorsealmikes tar ill drug gt gorricage M ✓ red. rid rh ern r ggrgra.—lgg gg og• gr. ge 111.1909. gad 11011091. Nam 101ST I IIIIOIIWI sad 90 S. IA logaigalgrgenr ESSRS. MONEY WIORAM aid 80N8' (et Or~werA si lesow LINO of Milt MPS r• Ull. —Yoe if W ON Met OW I / 1 .1 Oweet. le Iwo the Nets es WINO* le. of dipper ohl• • teeht. J. %1111111AJI Chummeer Wee le lie lode. Pet. Alp hes or neer, Wiens owl One • elusive bee ofleekte. Imeotee aebe t = fa.. .llllA •ftt. • whit Swk Y ear t.6". 864 kares them bat aloe oepowle the temehoor bele ho b • Leezemeehisee ke dere ef ter w ei ar apply le 1 1 1 . 1744. 8 70traratIAN.Wlitap MOSIIT and MO 134. lerioneakeoree• WEHILY STEAM COMMUNICATION to itsw ILIL argaLlir TO—Tbs M COMPANY tOILeimIPOOL. Nllll T •rs Wor Y telkpreepei Wee ...Few *lien dem Sift rerti T 4 4 0 4 17M1N00L 161 515 TOIL. Witlllll4 6 l, reemiler " IL OLOGOW. Welieeeer. Pi& N. Ye even , mernmeeke Weleadme. p. Ordempb. U. IT. red 11=reemegle meeemelelea. ell smirker oil Pam* poke C=ree: =Am hee %lima as yen torma—Pc leeekerVenoty talgLza 1102Sitool1wores tie 11~ sol Isis moo Muriel to Ma IS Coot IleSawroo• boa o•I•ent as Immeward pram to rd fitalit sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL VMS /HITS ompolsoli lot Ow Aeostaltollo le. !e_rALI VIsPo•L••• NSW TOSS Lliel re m erno•o ll. 1 S. l ir IL I r.4.p ... M. Y.T. , • ........ r ...,..._ . • lie .. L... IL low NS (ma drink amarda, roan Slag sad psis tee fame sot 11••••••5,. o• be sir Ile l og ila= e lt. It KA lianala. • V . fa S. Now imam IMOSINI Itre to NM So"Vpr i as ter SF% 101eLfri MI WO/••• GIL _lis tikii. outt mre. a ;P s = r e g Wie1.4 . 1 . k . a fzer ia ra. pelnew love our • W ... • Ile% rr=. w'......1,....=; D. s Ups .l. .n : ___ Wt. Whet. Q P =.2! ii I ll a . W............ 1........... rmug from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA vE pormosio. or We an Owl Oono Mom Al. lkwoow% o Wow room LIVERPOOL TO PORTLAND. PA. I. I ir . l2 Ztua. to law. Y grew. w %Om NAM. P.A. ob U lt ill wads% So loam a Mk ......m. 11= 1..... i . 4 1 151.• aft. SIAM lisatambl, farapia, r• • wl All M. le asammedmila Pe AA /A awl to 0 prima at il=w. wart Is W WA wi opolwiw.— Mb w krat OlLiftill. I. liegwaing. IMAM to ROTTERDAM sod the RHINE. BThA L an or o tt o =r i sre42 7 yyzrzig. EUROPEAN mil COLONIAL WINE COMPANY. 111. Ps S.W. oboe Compaq Oto bum Moot kw Ow Me to wohißk. mom Loa woo kolito wtO rurrivarerd.. thaisetor • at • owtsi of RI of owat. MUTE AFRICAN PO ...... ELNAN,.. per &on 11101111 AFRICAN SHRILRY... lik.oodka. . Thoikote sow hOreisted W OM ocooky. ROT AL r ICTORIA lIRANST. ot. smug. =A dr, . OPLII3/ ID OLD PORT Imam. kOw wet ... • a . APAR/LINO arsaxAV olaai And se Mot mu* thamoil Oh wir how ft.ITLINN CLARKS. mod without Doklo siot gasbag sod tree le say Looks meow Arm. Too. no. I ARID TI PPING. lkowww. QTRVENS sad SON'S BRITISH SPIRITS have aa L bsei Immo for Sok osomlooled of quality. aremith. sod War. Mr& blob dormer be fogad faliz tooloollood. sec alba; 111prke. al.. %ewe yams Ida draddi, 11. pat gone& fladostof old Illiddosil it. lOL psi r od. Al ONES depend km dlshio 6 milaf. Torok m mazy% COGNAC..—A p pals or brown Paw. 4ls.dra lilmalawti Larks al,. be ?no tiesik sad simmpes moo et deaf per aim sal miti, ttir:Aa ratabliiid rg i Veseliles amp Lib THEE BEST sad CHEAPER TEAS sad lINGLAND 0, .. eal Ow. Tee Owl mere 'weft Orme Perr i a. s ll• VOL. L. ee• 4.4 11th IseaMea. h. a U. 104.. ago 4 Tea and eilhet• the ink. el OW awelase free to say Masi MI / IM M emetne ewe to law tree Mats dila alio et the 04. heed. • edge ~nee he. Awes et mete' prima AB vele =clue " WHAT do the wild Waves say now ?"—Why l , yoe Eed ea ems et new te war jemmy le N=4 iwery will pee le able Is bey year hut at .Ihe primal lee sio eletaeol 1.45 a. eh W. per hh. Mad'. Fmk se MIMIC Windt 11.111dMOU, &Alt , on te the !Pm, 111. 11.— a sevr N D IA PAIL Ones St. lieles%. llhaVIOS•411.114. AUSAGE B.—GENUINE HOKE-MADIL— Plisk.ll4.. M . fi .. . r k r .. lll.oo . olllUßOit mai SOL loam rBEIDGE'B delicious CONFECTIONERY. Tao esidasted Vain ?saw . hark Almond, Almaad,Plos , Ilsowny. sad teliarama idada/ dyes: AMNIA Am* Aevls, sad miss. Irma Diem of sury sissElkaa be salmis/4 si Sa IN alltailAll Ossamillsalr. am adaphi Tamara leer Ponds' might ems Is a tin Ms, pram aimed Ss sad 11110111•8 NM i 111:11 , 114t p.., fas i ss...llsaa " ft Wide aseallssared sod ea Os e °Miss fists as swan Ss aulkia amps se masa a s st.ll r e, I I IVE ITALIAN, ENGLISH, ud GERMAN K LI4UaI I, sad V NOZTABLK EMI.— OAT/J.OOIA or the sews (A MIS heel, erraheed ems, sed atelael piss, arrl ersteleke had et latermetko la sweet d IMO an met vieeeillothe molar awl preerml weer,. To awl ewes Y elesched the WNW whir we a own wee. gable la lee ehmeeir hisereles. IN eedi w oo sad misty h gives ahe dlieerlpttes et saber, amass. ow the eemery. W Weft. Fereeeeel bee ead pret•pold ea epellealles. —Orremeoedesinerllet. OAUTION.—WATHERISTON and BROCIDEN 1 = IV meemeail ibe peens se We She Owes wood is she b 666.6—" roe 06b1 sad Pere Oeli: Is wad ei Wu a irreWATlllierToo mg 11000DJUIS 00 Ming 'voks iiremb3sorel by Urn. are NM Ws** led Oeumb arba. " fr igs". ei ll =kowela7 b. 040— ILL ilieuralliomme et I la Ile armies ere ea 000imee et 1 rIATE.-RICHARD ATTENBOKOUGH, 6s, Ostenkerest. W.—llis bat 1 weemsbi /ILI'S& 6 sad MIDI se es•st : i 60411. 1a11•11., LAMA era .1416• In a porn. .9. per9V. sawn 19. 4..000 8• L PRI ran te9ll/._... IL I. : ri •.. 1 2} .. adi: i te - 7:-...-... 7.'4 1 7 a V mom& f• 7 9 111 9Y 0 If 099019 L ... 0 7 SY 40 4JO 0 111 11 •lt 0 Tr ,Mt 10991111. ler Um laliat sraparlim9olo loltiolssa haml eeme me forks el No 0•110,11. 19 199 , 1999 99 09991911 ra desom al IL mes.-11190ard 415i1m.•99. 94. thlha iwl, W. XIII IMPERIAL LINEN COMPANY =lv unia l logr a grjr whim ao s z &rim MIAPSILILOOI/Dil. Pro n nin 6n f q pon.- 411:60 4 7=wienoroneen. Omanido w n % W.- E a r OM Y aad EXCELLBNCE. IL MOW end MC rant Ttal Gemal Oetittsra he., to motaae eseesan ash MIAs et CLOTHING. la • famo•lt ml a,mama "Oa herea• Ihe ay °Mr Ma la Leaden at dembere.TM von& elle ea Ina& that Warm Y eaadmied amts the r Napa postkaa Is MM. with • M. titesave het at emcees., weali Its ta J lIIINILLY OLOTEIIIO 11 IT T il triliTT. The lIMPOKII TAILORING DUPLA MINT mallien Melo et ..er. deml•Nea. boa the Nam Is tbe Idattot mallhas. The mem AIM: Rath* mad Mole macs no maims& um/ft Ile him aed mat wankmosly Atte. • lam mod ad/ Wvhd brOCII d HOSIRRT, Otaperk a h l lta.A., than. , UndmiethatA litthi sad SOO aka a to he etteireal Iyt Arad. be as' %omelet. •111 M Itrakamoi. er the Merirstaaa waheat L. 11011141.. d 1101111 lIIITABLISHIIIINTII re as him : LOSDON—rael. 11/mda• epee AlGatie alma GOVITILT 117Are11=7 1 .414614=6 l atelt h jU s.... otaill=a s lialth ou r p ar ... emu 8.16. 1 .. 1th es peel MA iHI "INDISPENBABLI" SUIT. mu. Imre. eaftirdj=nuiarear .oun resju: b rAtis :ft s r=fistais sad sergismahls *AM, beiredred. of ILIUM= rd NON oresr id Os lairds sell Is = d r. Oshr4dresi. emir et mammies. II HE ORBAT EASTERN.-A. i 1 .t Alma auk mill • baselltelly easielei aupoilles d w Gnat ow be elialsed ;moo at it. 1101111 sad SOT. 111U101111/ era ALLKIAtIik Za/02/011.Ditiallt Cmreer AMUZL BROTHERS, 29, Ladoga-kW, are the tavesises sal .or Yawn.* UN STIMIIIMI TlOUllialL e& §Oll.. et die *sears Wee Use Dueluaa. esepluist lAN raw Wir QAMURL BROTHS lin, 29, Ladiate-Itill, warrant A 7 Os k med Weld el dr* ST . ?MOURN& MIL SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-bill, warrant their SOTI 110174 at Is.. amploba SYDRICHA 111 TOP COAT, { L.; TROUSERS, 17e. 01.; XISOLIMIS ODA% 176. N.—PaUssm et lb irrairlig to swum gm foe the mansissiore el rat gumms an dells aireebiled iimptiebout sis mow ems sal ilium" Sri mom le oar an a = .i., A. taVaititlertrwalar=ratitrALlVAlM.T LEJ I NTINO.-1. REID, 99, Itagerrriset s bele w au sr sibwies of Ogren Omahas' to lin imp Meek et Ile awl MIMING MOW et Mr rie er wry. is reer—fes 141•14ffindlorg. 1011 U P T Uit IS L—Bi _ Itor tm Latin raw. Lb WEIITID 1100-1111111111 LITIII MD beetelbei and tali bibelot in the Sateasees. IMO le OT mew& 4 go erAtal eseelmen Is be els me* elhelhe Iseembe• la Or AIM Ilee inebervit et DWI& Tbe uee el • esed epileKeDus Mb Owl% I bore aveadel: • Nib Image gen ohl• M. mr4: 4.2. rolegel P•we I •figebel obi AD eat PA T LAVAS: Meg Illa iii =Oa ere le masa be efto ems be wee• dreetag dew dear ..Titrul. a1,:g . 0.j .. .....zw. Ii =1 .,. ....us. MI T T ~. rw.,,•,. L. 1114411•414 us as lbs selemeteeleia. end • ewe are beam LREY HAIR RESTORED to it. NATURAL OOLOI: IL—NIIIIIIIALOIA. Menem Meededim Mbeemealme. i si s jaw.. CUILMD by r. M. 11111111M011 PATIO? Mabb le !MOSSO km am/ Mb Combs U. I& as 106. Meg Yak awl hogersied W. li. f.• Pori Program Ono& Mehl • 1 .„... 42. &ma.. were mar be bed. wafts. fee be pea fee 4 nom. I e reelphift. . lirh, pia b,..... am es 4 Ms imeett. - 11•14 be all maw amk4 eeefamen of Neale. grY YEARS of BUCCEBB have proved bleztgantloo Oat KOWLA II Ml' MAC/Mat OIL ponnoom _, propane. rot proootrall the 0t 3 •31 had /min lAA mai Me louses hart. It mood* hdr frank %Mae on m . anotorthene root Mir. dram It Ito one sad dr. i z r It brourolir oak OINK and MUM . Yoe ohridres It O. spodolla .......d.l .. Amon,' Or boon of a tolerator hue of Oak. Ifs high rotorto la welch It b solvorro'= with w of os. tallinealsb eanotarrir roollrel -4 Ito an bort and moo peak of lb —a. ?nor 3, 111 47 f:.; hear held. Iseuti le hoorroll lan 41.. awl douole shot don 11,-11. the worn. Ilbeamos lAA ha. .a IM tower. rot' A. ROWLAND andinir• Is rod Ink door at A. Satiosrprthre. London ; sad hp Orbs. sol portionere % ..diu BNB, BUNIONS, and DRIPBOTIVE TOE NAIL/ RITILIWIMD sad COMM lia an Wry slew* sr=Mr. MIDALL. iis its. asedell M la IL Is Is Mc has wallswasis 6am Me Sepal . vaisla surto .....sa th ir r ot t :Iv Erb . l dar a klarei w, isilso!! " id= cm deadagr as amad ems E , as mc lasi miasma alsor ala."—"Ot Allassaie. 11l Amor...ism s. e Imps woes sad i asisemed Ms ISM Sr Mr. Us. W es oterar mow Wm otoissar. Ositsst. CLAIM COPARINI ix SAOCHARATIID 0•1101.11.—Orpalls sol Wide so% doillim IN but mew hi• lbw dm. in et • terilive WS. i•W pm e i ll.• ellieliell palm raw awl pleb 41.101••••• R. iiiiimmedel le misheili *in WNW* Impsole owes im....isa. la hi. asslioL iiii ihsesilire. l= "1.1 •1 1 • 11 :- I dr limbos a... 06110, lir Purls ihailma of min IMigiZriail webs to miii Mr sion. 6.24.• vIL. • OWL sot •L yr ..... r . 417 , 1 krt=zi.tri.,cll. - .........• o.z. 0.. ... • .... v.tt i c allberz . z . ....:= 4 0. 1ria 1.• ow Loodo• Pl rb. liiiallri. s (1•••• l'aele: awl a It= Oismills. Ai t t.. w. ALBITZ A SM I gH iag r- , ZI N G O H; T r mA lit Bight. I s t --, li vazt PLOW! fletteeke he • Welleek aolftesaf tot Ateleseees. se II elkeas Midi en be Memo the layllis NIA Mal &mil te ; ans. : MR. CALDWELL'S ANNUAL BENEFIT fakiven 14.—Darensit. au. mum. Ikea A IWYLL ROO3lB, Wiadanilkstrest•—Oraad orm.—orax aviwnre. war ohs addinddl LTD. r= 6. MEd jan99l9. Prlsdpsl 08.11049151 am, WM id lodise soadmoos ai 9; dila • MINMO AlMailafa. Oas *Mad IBR LONDON PAVILION, Tiohbonwstreet, etwordest. Ifiet INN le wad paw DWI rAviuorr. the lasi reams the be.t QONOWIT. Adesleke (b y ntrodreat SAW 111.—BowItig =le Gallerlis. TrKAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL iuszu M A ?. of dr Ilswerekst toshasidilimd b=k l I r ar.sl l nt • VrT s + 4l=.7 •' r.t. tram alarZ tm g wag: Sr= 1 :11 ..... !inr".1...."11, si II sad i a . iiiii mg I:l4agg thassa. owl JO 011111 F Ilisdi =—Zegir MIMS S.& la ea oboe IV onlillsi " lbw Phi r e rgiriz;zl .4. shaft arm 6 ! .. ... . ADELAIDE QALLERY, Lowther-arcade, liwool, le SOW OW Ow SWIM w~ artOL Rears, Si The Ilememe mew leasals. En* US ems RIMMELIP PERM= VALENTINE, the good Napa reeky yoe prolosol. Wee L. b poi he 14 maeopo. Mimeo allmokook of Os leogebbe of pdso by Dom foe be woo demo. by ill bye lea& —SUM ItL, Perfum M er to bee Ilftalese. Pada Meirk obi 211. Oemebn, Looks ; 17. Dedarged lb WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PItERENTI3. IL SODKIOU .oroKi~elbologort 11T001 of SUISSIIIKPKVA 111411DMISINSI SAWS. DNSPATCH NOIR Mos Stat o r Jeliel 0 ..1.• ° O'- DAN' SSTI.,II hod CAIMANS SAM oteriM i tgy . 1111,DIATAI. KO TIM ISNVKLOPII EtKl, had INKSTANDS on mho; Soma °WNW NO/Ing, ard Ittaus. OrklaW PATIN!' SKIR-OLOSIND BOOLIMIDIA a &in iseloty of ILISKANDMI sad NOTRLTIES wailie ter PkitoKUITATiON, too 'Woo to samoomah, to iso had r /LIMIT ZODIIIOIII/.41. Plosoills.tao dome from ShArvalodtroot. ALUDIK'S SELECT LIBRARY.—TIa• peasant sea at lamas. ns m this Library sisals Oft Smoked mod nellnali Volum= F .., Auco.aoesidta g did, of .ark. of p••••=4 Moral awl 'Loa ellatts da t. 6.4: - . 4 1.= .111 =t 1 p 1 MU VIO. fIOVERED MUSIC, sad HALF PRICK. a./ PLUM rad SON est •••• SILL the ■EW MUSIC No WPM.' edam. •• 11.41J-FILIOS. WA put ft* plan 1•••••d•oma• •A grill& Chial•pri and peloposso Ole br pm* ea nisi* of Id. wan au* 4•1•21 s . ~ 4• ~• vasibb•••-111•11/10/1 &ad lial•post• Wild& 11.0. • MU I3I SI 4OIIIIIB C. —To all PROFESSORS sod =. zed the ar i toiL TlPA p lal sft. s seas=a- 4. Or &W Osiers lofted spsty t • •ee' 11,11,8 A ODORS eel e row mam as es TIMIS. Oiled ru T t aseamemse es B =l . Itobare Oeste sad Os.. LP, DaiNlol.4llol, Sigaig• W. pidlieen Is bee Maims. VOICE et the WESTERN WIND. A new • roes.* J. I. TONN "on by Swaim O. eifb11•11.1 MOO Mr. Tharge Wiw iads sad soap walk propesel bes. !M•s Wake sad Ow. ■w laaise.miresk M.. mid Ell THE ART-JOURNAL for FEBRUARY k kJ •••=e Awes 1112.1 teen= i, aNiff rb.abeni.ss-lidiurab*." VR. Hoot. PILO i . Dommil* Ast . la lolls.• 2/ D. Misher_quenbril _ _ 0111221.2!2$ .:, " * WM = Z i oa:: . A., ,r 4. • . by . 11*122022) 4.B. Tzw i tm ins t toi ad rAi - : roma hits 1 . . it.d.t.:11 11 1:141.4 1r • Nei* the &a, . ?.. E -- ,; - ; 1111•4221621 :'' bong ; . °nob! . mow art-Uadal ; Olompution Oulds (te Salsa, la Soo* Walok * Mr. Nel lira M. tun (111ernted). Sa Vino, aoct Co.. 26. Payineftrireur • 11./IBLEB, PRAYBR-BUOYS, and CIIIIRCH of wary EstrelpOlso.2l Mond plea la& ter rare punw lobedq sot poroblel littootsai sa ra „.d. m. It. toill G. &MS & & foneventatml. Tie rod disteml tot nods =toff. loortersk 2 , (4. .14 OS NIP% IVO M A N'6 M 166 I 0 N. Lobar : Jells W. Parker sod Om Wed 8111114 ?be rim Park F. A s r4 4. INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the 05,=.11111112. Ift Wass B 2I.A, II•A Kamer wrL Me fellow of Trial* Oalsm Oaaabridel6 Lemke JOIIS W. Paster sod ilsa. wit tlisol. Two war. So% Me.. ON the OREL/11311.M of EARLY ROMAN Defl, HISTORY. By the ROOS Hes. Sr O. (kohaswaLe Lame. 'LP. 11UNIIIMINI Author ON MARION JURISDICTION ear thw i rTUDITION et CRI MINAL/. ea SLIM ON the MNTHoull of OBSIIRVAT I IO menRAB ." ONNO la mime Two veto. 11..wwwwi • OR We IMMIX= of AUTHORITY 12720171171 . P1N10Z. MARL . Oy usis sod 11011 d 011$ PAIS POLITICAL TERME IL AL PAII. of SA with Nowa Part 1.. Is ; Part IL, IL Id. Looks: Jolla W. Pasta, sod Soo. Wont IltraaL nth ilides. Not pabliebeh prise ; WIG*, II ZBILITY and IRRITABILITY (MIAL PIIYeIOAL; Woad by Apereseeenhae ; the amplest., W Ilellesal 7.11411N0L . as Tmer, OLD . kbyreihe b Me al roebOOLee Letum•Carrlenr ?,.n ilwee behouties. be. 22. Lloydaearre. M.O. Jusi pebble& Is 1 vet 11.. Inlb mandor.,•• *lieWelds' Plws. 5.•• Ns. of • mild ••••lose. •• realpt di po amp. VITA I. VITALIB. A sew walled w week on the V miseemeere.keeceeeetemwetetweekswiewor mw.. ••••••••••••••••• of as rowan •••••• N. mullmi sod *llia Sire dhow .3 N. war wins In s Wlhap ihw it il l• raised bl the imillosie sem IV • usaup, 11.6,10. Ingisims• ander Oa Nov Maw Awl. Aaron " 111•118••• Serlielli+ll4lol. o ak** Wok Look& &•• •7 aka. Matufatims. lassrasi• W.l bedrellor• • tom or onelny. COLONZL 'LAMBORN, AND Mi. .DIURABLL Carmel Rathborne has published a pamphlet ea titled. "Mr. Dierseii, Colonel Robbnette, sad the Council of ' %die. • Latter addrared to the Members of the House of Commas in explanation of a Petition for Inquiry." • review of this paropidet by • contemporary has elicited the felowhig explanettnn from Mr. Disraeli 'Caret Rathboras was introduced to me, at him own re =la the year 1857. prove - only to my bringing before the of Commons the subject of the Indian revolt. I wee tee ie the daily habit of ooniembig with wistimea eissested with ladia. I never hard, rid that time. that Colossi Itethborne was a writer la the Awe sewspaper. His entire statement, therefore, r to hie solicited Lamar. In that journal from IU3, se tar se I see wormed, and, I have little doubt, the whale of essservativs party, is a rears 1011110111111. The 'shim( Arm' alas Aws wee the all Kr. Cesium, s dq tlsgdrhei ores of idlers, and a gestkeses, and cas who was sever is the habit of meationiag the names of the or iskinissa he his _ I serkavonisil to serve Colossi Realness* Irmo I thought him a men of abilities, knowledge, and hansety, who had been hardly treated in life, and who, free his pantie, tempr end isolated habits had littler tee of the advancement which ha merited. I MA at the time that I Mid to my cordial la lid him. The statement that the conloion of °eked Batliberses mate Is the Indian Council was made is dims' he Lord Derby, is opposition to the met of the Ca MS. mil eons at the tarigsirt of his Royal Hi g nee e e the Prime Classom, le este of than extraordinary serratives shish ten may he acconated for by a degree of diseased miff heedielag es sberretion of intellect; sad is as gronsillem enk le absurd. No person has ever been antheelsed by me t either directly or Indirectly, to hold the allikkai semsennioation with Coleael Rethborne, in order to Aids the return of any letter. which I hers written le Nor. There Is no letter I her ever written is the course of em We the return of which I would condo rend to solidi. The psbileatiou of privets Wars mey hurt sly iodine, bee ems sayer impure my honour. Colonel Ratithorse he., Ineriern, Noreen refined this wild declare. ton ; for be conineee th at, somewhat increduloua of the an thorily of the nalisews mvey, he deemed it discreet to ad dress me himself to the matter, and be received from my se oretery, at my dictating,dictating,an answer of Mare and oesteeeM . • Camel Rathboree Itsa, I es Stormed, publithed this reply of naiad la hie pamphlet, though It completes the Waitron of his harborer ease. But Colonel Rathborse le no rages; he le only a vrongheaded map, of ungovernable temper, and vexed by nature with an infirmity of touching we Ineenity; one of thine men who are . l4; playing lets she hand. of their ensinise, by quertialleg with WOODCOCKIL—The woodcock i.esooo, which hos jam *dad, has been mra race* lotly favourable. Ow* sworbers of them bee birds burr fail* and* rtss Fuss d th ••• we*/ imam* who Wm her esjoriag • swat • sawsis• on th• wars. Mr. Mbibriews. Loobasil shoo ale. sarwrwhad lbw* Ws lif.plydk birds, wild itp his ea Isili.—Fast IWaal Joetniat. :.111 i inix ---;;; 4111 46 1 _ .sri Lai v es es su ~.... e. .7:1 r, bad • dak • pig. TEe a export sad 44 0 f ,ad. oittood at risme dooms& ;tattoo, d. to Nell. 16a. ; 'V. lA. 1• , wair• I: , 16. +Oll. l Totil ► Hu : 71i 4.. N Lan 1.111 1.74 111.1 . 1 .11 , /0 4 , 14 4.5e1 1 - 441 ill.r. U: •7 HSU NCZ &AMA ei Ili 'oder se lOW r • . I• 16. I. 6 - se — ffoi - ei Ao. mbar...... 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GEOROIII3-IN-THE- Lead DEBBY, on inqui l ritig err ehat coons her Majesty's remedial intended to adopt with respect to the proceed tags to the &melt of St. Elecere'e-la•the -East, passed a 'even censure apes the injudicious derind of the tutor, who, ler *dieing to • fens empty asemalels, dm dieasting the hasp of his pariehlesen, kr sham spirited mean Im verfiessuatables, mud erd driviag am to the sherd' of the didesaids. Such deduct, however. mu ais tarn kr Viiijrs=ceediags which had oselirel ea the dm swings, of which to dr ers imr t i , bus ed railed fuelled would be a hidden am y. These outrages were the week MU of the lowest dregs of the Collllllllll*. Mall be wished to ask her Msfesty's government whet deer Ober had as tak e =revent these outrages; neat, eilialhor they had what power the law gave them to put a .tap to each eseedalows precesdbp ; and, if seek power wee can ny law, whether Wry had put It la lure. If the law, was not sufficiently *nag, he wished to know the government was prepared to introduce some .1.14t0 put • mop touch disgracetul proosediegs. N 6RAZIVILLE said the observatiod of the noble melee the conduce el the clergy who intrciduced 'Level owe weir into parochial churches wore so poothent, that he MEM ad help hoping that, ceding feed the noble sad is he Ited put the enestioa. they would have groat eta the Am eissurede who hid si in this meatier. Ma qua* arrant with the mile mad. OW ted what had Ides place In Si Georges-la-the-Zed was a peat sandal. There wee no dead that the oppodtioa to these novel cersimoudes had erigbatell with the psridioners, but pee* of a diffiinka deis had come in for the pupae of Bidder awe disturbences, and to • certain degree ? s, emir encouraged by the sympathy of some of the With regard to the oonduct of the polls, the he had was that they had attended at the church edwal ronehrg in order to keep the puce and strict britnetkne wee honed to them to prevent any disturbance, sad when they could not interfere they were to take down the wines al mums. end so on. Bat the result was not eatielsekey. Them wesalmillag of Mot, sad persons made adds wilt thelr media mad dime di neadneled them soiree hat he a wawa alit& made* hapeadhle to ideates. The led two ileadays these hal bees istesef a diffe rent daseelsr. The poise d e dincled Is ladders Whet celled epos. They welt Is er, sad the iharehwardea woe to them and told the It was net seaseary be them to OW. Several persona had hod tabs beide a megisteste, who kid down the law fe a dry big maw, but se no cos soma prove that the primers had Wen part in the distorter/or he could not deal with them. The polices would have, as they had hitherto had, orders to glee every soisdoce in their power, in order to primers* the pane, sad they would apprehend and bring before the mediates say coos who made or kilned in any di•turbance. The Len of DERBY said the noble esti had not staled whether in the opinion of her Majesty's govertunent theaters of the law was sufficient to effectually repress each disturb- MOIL lad GRANVILLE mid, according to the law laid down by the magistrate yesterday, if the authorities could pont oat the Dander the law was eullictient to punish him. Lad BROUGHAM etas of opinion that the police might legally enter the church, mad in ewe of a riot interfere to preserve the pence; and, moreover, their practised eyes might eacertels who were the real offenders, and who merely need the children as Ws. He could ealy repeat the expreudous of thereat at those proceedings which he had uttered on a former evening, and his conviction that whatever might be the merits of the question, whether as to dogma or died- Mine, ft was not to be settled by the outrages of • donee mob. (Hear, hear.) He hoped that the assistance of the police might ha obtained, and that if all other mein. failed, We right rev. friend would be able to shut up the church. The Mahon of LONDON wee of opinion that the law as it wield was sullialent to meet the case. There wen two dialled lowa which had hem violated be this letwence. Ose William end Keay, c. 18, provided that may pence dishorbffig the minister is then performances( Ills Wks wee le be When Won the waren magistrate, and bopd is • penalty of 601. to eland hie trial at the quarter mesinem The nest was I Mary, o. 11, whereby a person ls lentrieg divine envies mdglet he takes before the anent niagloWnio. sod, be believed, ceit eonvietioa sentenced to lap priemment for three months. Besides thee also, than was the preellendon bane the Boolesieedoel Court for brawling. ' ~..it t BatelbAdiffigeMMts this 0440 not ernes from any Want of law, but frees the 1m which he eenfeend be could not understand, of idea jr the real offenders. Re Ironed that some nape woald takes to ete Femme bide the church who could idaattly the eNes as in that Nee he felt sure the magistrates would be reedy to oaks • severe rumple. The sable sad kernel Wed (Breugham) had called on him to Mom the Marsh. That aurae had been recommended before and would probably have been effectual; but of dila he wee mere, that if both parties had placed the ease in his hands he °mid have settled it without much difficulty. (Rear, hear.) lie did not wish to magnify Medlin, but he did not despair eves sen, If the clergy of that church would do what he should ham dune in their plaats—request him to take the matter tato Ids own Made, and eroaiss to abide by hie declaim—of (si ft the matter speeai4 and satisfactorily settled. (Hear.) ANNEXATION OP SAVOY TO PRANCE. 1b 14rgole of NOBI [ dNBY , who wemy la distinctly 'mud, moved that an humble ad dress be prorated to bar Majesty, to represent to her Majesty that this hums had been faharmal that her Majatre government had male knows to the government of France the objections entertained by her td:Lastegovernment to the annotation of &coy and ies, been reported to be In oont.mplatlon, and to theta her Majesty for having conveyed that opinion to the govern ment of ?ream, sod to pray that her Majesty would be graciously Owed to direct bey government to use their beet sabayonre to evert the transfer of the sbove•named Wri t/else to France. ORVILLE rid that, with regard to the inform the which Is meld sew oder to their lordships, he believed they were an aware it had appeared In the printed despatches that thegoveramest bed received sorsa la telllgenoe with regard to the treaties between Frame sad Sardinia. The noble earl opposite having read to the house what had been stated la the House of Commons by Lord John Russell, it would tot be asemey for him to go ever that portion of the euloyeet =LWith regard to the mminnaisitions going on beers= write' and the governmat of France, what bad been stated by the imperial goverment wee this—that then wee se question before it at present for the annexation of Savoy ; that the annexation of Savoy, under certain restriction,, was the subject of conversation, along with • great many dif fered poise, previous to the late war, bat that that non in peaty bad not seem, and, consequently, at the present mo ment, there was no question of astmegatlce. He might then- See arm their lordship@ that ao engagement whatever redeted between France and Sardinia oa the subject of the thaszatioa of Sevoy. It was not the intention of the King at Sardinia to yield, sell, or exchange Savoy. (Hear, beer.) If the &Toyed@ had cages for complaint they bad a °De "etude's) right given them by their parliameas to petition. Thom pentium would be duly considered, sad U euillaleat °sae apposed, leglidative measuree fouled upon then would be pawed and sanctiosed by the crown. The duty of thia country,thd all foreign conatries,wes to leak on all this se • traoticelly open matter, bat nevertheless ens In width all were deeply interested. With regard to the relative positions of Piedmont, France, and England, In Menace to Italian policy, there were special reams at this moment, In the prospect of extending the commer cial illiarooolse between this country and Franco, under the mete liberal commercial policy now being Mange rated by the Emperor of the French, why we should make friendly representation@ to the puttee on the sub- Jed ; and what made the opponneity for sabering Into such communications more easy was that Sigrid, so kr r she woo dirsoily ormosrsed, bad no freest fa the soar of the raertioo, soling that It mode but little different' to Engird whether it was carried out or not, But indirrelly she had. with all the other pswess, an interact in the question, and what was of pi:Ararat In terest to England was the herr of Europe as a wham (Cheers.) it was her interest In that mass to do aryl/Jag Is her power to promote peace and orator the balance of power, and to prevent any step on the part of aoyother power ocloulstad to excite alarm. (Hear.) Therefor be said It you'd be a most unfriendly set in the port of the Bestir government If they bed sat Mabel to the Fria goveromest all the objections that arms in their rads, in so European sense, to any such aggrandierial ogre territory of !trot as was involved is the supposed 'Meow There wee so doubt that for France, s hat stariflert position and with her gallant population, which ge atr i a• massUy and so reeently shown is so oommiosous tiaarr how able the was to defend hemelf, to be jealous of *IMO" like Priodtoont, roc when sigmadised by en somas of territory and subjects such is she had racially redid. Oa the other her, there could be no grottos that BYO tiallarts of the frostier of Frame to the Alps would very musk abler the arrangemesta for the prebendal= of the Were of European power. If she rat to the Alpe now, trot woo Co rowan why she should sot it mom faro thee go to the Rhine. (Load sheen frost the oppeoltem) The oryteemee of the noble marquis wore periraly croletest upon this point, and no doubt therefore soy each attempt would excite In the mind of Ivor goemelly deep interest, and well mounded elem. Tim amides al the Emperor of the Presch MEMtt tbe etemelmosommt of the late wir eadrovoluod to mho 'ppm that be bad undortilmet that war from motives al . prosaal embltha ead leorterdel oggeredleemmit ; but he had se doubt Moir lordships tormbend the nob' , wards la ableh the Liperer dlssYrrd that i!apsestios. sd dedimed am lard blow me a lir pailimariposes Is • rut 'Mimi Om say ws orairisiti. sadl admits! grim sibiellin dike loilliiiil IMPOPmesis d /NW (Stamped Id. Additional.) • as nettled by the Treaty of Violas weld be 11110.10.0 ID the piseseelEarope. For the Emperor, thmelsre,delrleflegail la tie power of those enemies by any set of his Leliejzoostrary to that decleradon woeld be ehe cost . to hie :reputattes, and deeply ptaliMiski hi imaremt. He would not trouble thrir leidsidpi with say re imam to what the noble us= bed said about the duty Of the British government to representations le the government of Fran upon 'abject, been= what they had done in Yin rasped did not no quirt any confirmation. They bed made .such re= sentations in tall amildamos, sad they had raosived in the most friendly spirit. He was quite aware that it was not intended by the no ble mz e o d ie le that the immanent or their lordahips should themeless to war sr evantua li ties of any dwells in resisting this alleged scheme, and he was quite sure that as the result might be to cause misappre hension in France se to their intentions, the noble marquis would cement, after this explanation, to withdraw his maks. (Hear, hear.) Earl GREY, while expressing his disapprobation of an enninalion of Savoy to France, was unwilling that this oswohry should be forced into extremities to prevent such an esenteense, but he still thought that much ought be done by the goverament of this oountry to avert it without having reeensee to such as alternative. He believed that it was the WOW of the Emperor of the Preach himself to revolt an narangsmat which was pregnant with se mash Imps to re pease if Barope. Tln MOM of SHAFTESBURY, with slab( vadlentmloo, biemeasel any attempt to trawler the gargle of Savoy front lOW Med • emonlitatioad goverment& le an of pure and isspetime. . il lokbe et NEWCASTLE haploid she home gto • by the fervid and isepeadoesd tome adopted by Wsißag assilealmty, which was edeuisted to prevent a penemaille soldisommet et the hal l i vi rjemetioa. It wee an this rend Mei the Am wadies. Lord BROUr= " lbseede lbe —rot of Lord Granville was a satistosibry oast, oblsodir, as be did, to the annexation of Savoy to Frame, spa for tb• reasons stated by the noble earl. Such a step wesht be a violation of the principle of nationalities sad of heundarise ; if it took place, what Interposed between the amazed= of the Rhine pro vinces P Anxious as be was to . prevent the annexation, he thought the carrying of this motion would be iosasploious and detrimon•al t.) the course of negotiation. The Earl of DERBY said—By a owlet treaty—the =of Turin—which he believed wits ratified and to by the ethic powers, Switserland and Pied Wait bound themselves not to cede to any other power the territory which belonged to than. Piedmont having accepted these treaties by way of exchange—having bound herself in the ■ rongest emeara never to cede these territories to any other power, would be guilty not only of • violation of the general law of Europe, but of ea intrudes of those specific treaties she contracted with that power whose indepimdence and neutrality was the very keystone of the place of Europe. But he would not attribute to Par dike:indent so discreditable, and which would be so utterly intionsistent with the position she occupied with regard to her allies. He hoped she would have the firmness to say to ?roam This is not a matter in which lam able to amply with euromrerlebes. lam bound not only by the moral law of not tamely by the treatise of 1815, but I am bound by • amide treaty, which says with respect to this particular tsrl°that I am never to cede it to any other power. Coral France advance anything against such a plea? Could Preece without the osnatint of Piedmont, take possession of Savoy P If Franco entered into possession of Savoy it must either be by an act of unscrupulous violence, of which I cannot believe she would be guilty, or by the base and en • principled connivance of the King of Sardinia. (Cheers.) tie thought it was well that all the powers of Europe should know what was the expressed opinion of the highest amenably of this free country—their unanimous verdict as to the nemesity of preventing any violation of the treatise of 1815—what was the importance they attached to the fact that France should do settling to shake that confidence which it was important to establish, and without which there was no security for the permanent pesos of Europe. It was not the arms nor the pewee of Franco— it was not the fact that that power was wielded by one Moo lute and despotic authority, which emoted in Europe—but it was this, that Frame Med am yet bemumble to insides Europe with a belief in the semsfases of her po licy and the paotfio character of her banadoss. Let bar bat show the slightest indication of her desire to balmy a tent- Wry—email Indeed in extent, bud great In Ants Im p ort . anus—let her show a desk*, after - having expel Austria, to extend her own demist/aim by seem of a large standing army maintained in oosztrim whisk ought to bays the ma • negenund of their own sibire—let Prams bs respected of the slightest desire to height the &minim over Italy from Austria lo herself, sad far that ppssrepppo.ses to make the passage into Italy easy ter her erodes van she should think St to overran that Maoism whim imitates she hod alittreadleed—wheasver meek a Mmgdoion minsid he justly entertained—thou that mafidense, IMO wee a plan et slow growth, more especially *noes notices, scold hardly be established between France and the rest of Europe, which would remain watching hat In an anxious, suspicions and halt hostile attitude. Bat, continued the noble earl, the Emperor of the French has now • great opportunity of con solidatiag the pesos of Europe, and of maintaining • character for high honour and strict adherence to established rights. Let blur now declare that ha concurs wait her Majesty's government in ea aeknowledg mat el the evils which would remelt not merely tom Ski. specific aansaaties of Savoy to Freers, but from say deviation from those Emits which have been established. sad which have so hag midatained the balance of power ad re prom of Europe. (Chan.) Let him show that he de sires lo liberate Italy from foreign control ; let him show AM be respects in other countries those righted self govern ea* sad of independence which have been freely recognised Milaterds that mighty empire over which be reigns by the yobs of the per*s. Let him show that neither upon the libbi nor epos the Alps Is he tempted, by lay vain ideals sift anti ash kiiiadsrisi of France, to break through those pelaiplee while are far more strong and binding them way nelnrel bocuidaries. Let hint openly and ad visedly take that course, not ender any menace or intimidation—for no nation would attempt to operate upon him by any such means—bat upon tie friendly repreemate- Els of the ally with whom he Waits that he is on tom el lb. aimed intimacy, that their policy is united, their yr* siplee the sante, they set on emery amain head in hand and aide by aide. Lot him avow that ia sooordance with the primly's. expressed in Ude °matey, his policy will be me• varying, that Europe need sot apprehend from hint any 411Mo:banes of the general pesos ; let him give Ragland the suet sole= assureame that he will maintain • policy of nose interference in the affeirs of whist ommtriee then, indeed he will have • high opportunity of reaping the beet and ripest fruits of victory he ham earned, viz., Ms ishw. blialuesat of that victorious moral power which can only be gained by unwavering good faith, sorupulona Integrity, end ark* sdbaresee to the obligations of treaties and the tights of other powers. (Load chasm) Alter • brief explanation frets the Earl of Sue memos; Lord STRATFORD, after passing • *minium spec Ike eloquent speeds of the noble earl who had jest eat down, re marked upon the similarity of the seatimsat which prevailed among the speakers during the seaming. He wished only to add his own opinion, which had bees framed after no slight experience of diplomatic affaire, to those of their lordships who bad preceded him in the debate. (neer, hear.) The Marquis of NOIiMANBY, la reply, after observing upon the unanimity of feeling which had prevailed in the house on the subject of the motion, rift that be nevertheless thought the objects their lordships bad in view would be best strained by • withdrawal of the motion. The modes Was socordisoly withdraws, end their lord. ships adjourned at half-past sight o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONB.—TUESDAY, FEB. 7. The Sramtax teak the chair at four o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Hr. Caixiot■ toalinositTow;dnie twat for Forfirradre, In taw room of Lord Dawes. now Rad of Camperfowts. P RIVATZ BUSINESS. The following bills were mad a ascend time :—Epping Railways (Ilford Lines, to.) Bill ; Hay Railway Bill; Hart ford, Hay, and Breoon Railway Bill; Horsham and Guild ford Direct Railway Bill; Liskeerd Wasir Bill: North British and Peebles and Jedburgb Railway Companies Bill; North Rasta= and Newoutie upon-Tyne and Carlisle Rail way Oompanits Amalgamation Bill; Scottish Drainage and la t Company Bill; South Kensington Railway Bill; &oaten and Darlington Railway Bill; Thomas Tunnel Railway Bill; Wimbledon and Dorking Railway Bill. PETITIONS PREBRNTED. A great number of Petitions wars presented for sad against the Abolition of Church Rates. COMMISSIONS BY PURCHASE. Sir DE LACY EVANS po.tponed nIl that day fortnight his modal for the abolition of cerainlmions by purchase. - CHURCH DISCIPLINE ACT AMENDMENT BILL Mr. DANBY SEYMOUR said that in conaoquanoe ef that reprewaistioaa made to bits_by way pareas interested in ' the bill which be bad intended to introduce that night, he begged to postpone his optics to that day fortnight. FRIDAY ADJOURNMENTS. Mr. BTEUART pare soda that on Thursday next he should submit a motion to tbe limas that It would tend to the regularity of their debate ca tbe remiss he the Friday ad joaraineate, If the clerk at the bible wow bastrooted to plats togeher one after the other the diffareat questions which web he eddrewed to seek isibliater, sad thou that the Speaks, should Gall sash boa. member to put his qneation is his proper order, so that ow @abject should he disposad of be fore saatbra wss entered span. HARBOURS OF REFUGE. Sir JOHN PAKINOTON gave sodas that as Friday neat be would sok the Chsoaellor claw Eiebtapter ',harbor it was the fatalities of bar Majesty's gevannoset to haw say steps toe tarrying Oil the reessweendations easamissi Is the report el thkeornieheisesre on harbours of rotas. • Tal 1 . 1 , 1 4 2 . 1 1111 WAIL Lori 1. ZIINULL swiss el Maw suer with Kr. Brno', bee Majney's Plenipotentiary in TES lONIAN ISLANDS. Mr. MAGMAS gave sense theism Pain; nest ho should ask the Firet Lord of the Tammy as is wee the in tention of the postnasal to predate as maths( to me sham of the Sight Han. W. I. as High Coaunisiosor to the halm Lauds, sad if so, at what time they went likely to be laid spat the table. SAVINGS BANKS. Returns on the =toast of savings beaks wire ordered, on the motion of Mr. Luxe. THE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE. Mr. 8. FITZGERALD eald—Str, I think the house undentood from the noble lord (Palmerton) last night, that the noble lord the Secretary for Foreign Alhin would lay th e commercial treaty,whick has lately been ratified with Frame, ea the tabled the house en Friday next. Since that time what appear to me to be the ocaltats of that treaty bare been published in a foreign journal, and havabsen copied into every journal in the instropolle. Now, I would not urge, after what fell from the noble lord yesterday, upon the noble lord (J. &meal) the production of this treaty w ere Friday, were it not that while the possession of no information might be very ineonvenient to persona engaged in trade with Franco; the possession of information im perfect and more or lees incorrect, may lead to still more onions inconvenient.. (Hear, bear.) I should therefore like to ask the noble lord if he will inform the hones whether the maim of the treaty given in the reerning journals is saidentially accurate or not. (Hear, hear.) Lard J. RUSSELL—I oannot say that I read with any attention that version of the oonamerelal treaty wbleh was given in the perm this socraing e No doubt it le partly accurate; but Ido not Wok a treaty of cosauseroe of that kind, containing many complicated provisions, could be pmperly understood unless the whole treaty were practiced. I papaw to lay the whole treaty on the table by her Ma jesty's command on Friday next. REGISTRATION OP BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN IRELAND. In repl y to a question from Sir F. 11140ATA Mr. ARDWELL said that it wu his intention to bring in • measure this session for the compulsory registration of births and deaths in Ireland. THE ITALIAN QUESTION. Lord C. HAMILTON asked the liseretary of State for Fortdgn Affairs, if It was true that Lord Cowley had been instructed to communicate to the French government a project for the definitive settlement of the Italian question ; If so, whether the detail. of that project have been carried ont ; and Use, whether he had any objection to communicate the details of that project to the house. Lord J. RUSSELL—Sir, It will be necessary for me, in order to give satisfaction to the noble lord, to enter into some momt of what has taken place. I cannot at present pre date papers, bemuse there is a negotiation now going on, which however may be aeon in such a state that I may be enabled to lay the papers on the table of the house. But what has passed Is this : The house is aware, from her Ma jesty's speech, that her Majesty was invited to the part in • conference or congress respecting the affairs of Italy. At a attain period, when it was expected that that congress would meet, we received Information from the French go vernment that that congress was adjourned sine die, but that we should be informed if there were any intention that it should assemble hereafter. It was said that the delay, or rather the entire postponement of the congress, was owing to the publication of an anonymous pamphlet at Paris. But be that as it may, her Majesty's government felt that it would be • very serious condition of things if the Italians, who have been hitherto waiting in expectation that Italian affairs would be settled by a congress, should have no regular form of go vernment, and no apparent means of solving the difficulties in which they wore placed. Her Majesty's government therefore made a proposition to the government of Franca sad the government of Austria, with a view to the definitive solution of the Italian question. These proposals were con tained in • despatch to Lord Cowley, dated, I think, the 14th of January. It was proposed in the first two of these pro posals, that, as the rivalry of France and Austria had oc casioned great evils to Italy and great dangers to Europe, these two powers should consent in future not to internee by form In the internal *fries of Italy, without the consent of the five great powers of Europe. It was proposed also, in eoesequenoe, that the French troops should, at • °ca nniest time, and with all proper precautions, withdraw from Lombardy and the Roman states. By the third pro position it was proposed that the governments of Europe should not interfere in the internal government of Venetia, and that no proposal should be made in order to regulate the internal government of Venetia by the Emperor of Austria. To these three proposals the government of France, with certain modifications as to the time and seasons of withdraw ing their troops, gave their ready cement. With respect to the fourth proposition, they begged to have timeto consider it, and time also to communicate with the government of Austria. The fourth proposition was to the effect that the King of Sardinia should be asked not to send any troops into Central Italy, until there should be an opportunity, by a new election and a new vote of the states and previews of Canoe! Italy, to obtain • clear and unbiassed ex pression of their wishes with respect to their future destiny—that, if them wishes should be in favour of annexation to Sardinia, then that restriction which it was proposed to oak the King of Sardinia to place upon himself should be removed, end that there should be no objection made to his introducing his troops Into the pro vinces of Central Italy ; these provinoes, of mune, having declared that they would no longer obey their former sove reigns. The Free& government have accordingly com municated with the government of Austria on that subject, and no official communication of the deviate° of the Alumni government has been received. But this very morning I received a deepatoh, saying that • communication has been made to Count Rechberg, that Count Beanbag has proposed to take the Emperor's otders, and that he could not give any official ;answer without receiving the commands °Shia &ove rdo:With roomette °amino, the Austrian government, upon receiving a communication of the three propositions to which France has [given her consent, objected that it was not in conformity with their views end opinions as to the rights of sovereignty to make say absolute engagement with regard to nos-intervention. With regard to the fourth proposal they declared that they could not acknowledge or recognise • state of things in hely which bad arisen from insurrection. At the same time Count Reobberg declared to Lord Adolphus Loftus, at Vienna, and Count Apponyl said to me in London. that the Austrian government had no intention whatever to interfere with affairs in Italy ; that they were not going to send any troops beyond their own frontiers ; but would con fine themselves strictly to the defence of their own posses noes, which were declared by treaty to form a portion of the dominions of the Emperor of Austria. These dedarations, combined with the willingness of the French government to entertain the first three proposals, give great hope that we shall arrive in time M • setthement of Italy, such that, although it may not be inunediately acknowledged by all the powers of Europe, it may at the same time be a pacific settlement, and will give us reason to think there will be no renewal of the war. I should state that immediately alter these oorotounicetione with the governments of France and Austria I directed a communication to be made of the detail. of these proposals to the governments of Preens and Russia, for their information and subsequent consideration. With regard to Russia, I have not received any answer whatever. The Prussian go vernment have not toads soy objection to the proposals, hut have delayed making • (incite mower tall the opinions of France sad Austria shall have been ascertained. The noble lord will therefore; see that them are rather the beginning• of negotiations, and that I am not authorised by her Ma jesty at present to lay the papers on the table. (Boa.) - - COMMITTEE ON THE DOCKYARDS. Mr. KINNAIRD asked the Secretary of the Admiralty what steps the Board of Admiralty bad taken, or were about to take, to carry out the recommendations contained in the report of the committee of inquiry on the economy of her Majesty's dockyards presided over by Admiral Smart, end in the report of the committee on steam machinery, presided ov er by Adiatral Rimmay. Lord 0. PAGET said that the Admiralty had taken under their fallen mmeideestion the reports of the two committers to which the boa. member had alluded. They bad been able to carry oat varleee recommendation, of then anintoitteil• ; bat with regard to soma very Imperiled recoauceadeNona, they bad thee& It right to ask what were the oplaions of some of the prlaelpel dockyard °Mona, nob as the amementembleeeral as well as the superistereleat of dock yards. 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