The Press. — London, England, 1858-06-26 00:00:00

of' ' *•r4 612 s ~ FM/ F PF7 " ' --T9 3 7191 Wiri.G"Tiiimail .11r, drwsibnammo fitif i.osiggeittgoksseorn xd ails& Its '1 wort bna al9tss sboos+9fotl Aids oflo:r"o Off*lod Sotroani at eogogol ^ ,yullt to suo xonom seem silt wlsm I 41111001 boa ,IlowberPl ;Jr - ft - pls . /4 101 •risremn,n3J . ststi A Rs* Ossirsisided limsbeenissneiw ‘, 4 iminqtatit utte4haistOtt4l44l " fet popultetidtgat kth in and, and to consider mulfsisport vihnOmiemi " Wares, if iv; are reiintietfor 'the' eitiniliotiiintliinctikidilitep 4 9intib iur " VW_ .?-I.4°)!A l u l uf lasile fscir, Pti e t,Rfq„ T..,h!.l,urni..ers:,c't t.,.,,i0, 411 A 113 9d Ulla A 111114 3, 2 211 11 5L 5V ,kltviV 991 th i' %be - Duke of Niew4Aest , s.‘ ;;=. 1110dti 7E) .MIVII4MQ9 '3I4DX:4 911 Gb JOAN F. tI4KRUEiIdi , .t un CALIMPitnIN enornmo' 'The Rev. W. . LAKE. NM44111" f( 01 /M. • -m maw/ 9dJ n 079 f.)4wAIT Djll l *.iTsdireelkcf II 1a " al It-ei efte * * pt..ed b!„anyone that. fir /notion wenfielendy broad bads.' , Most educational. opinionS may-reckon-. nfiitilisdnie Skiff of . representativetsitb this Board. Probably that whiolY least strongly represented is the High Church section. Only fled' out of the seven members can be said to be selected from among the leading members of the National' Society.. Btit iiiibably, as the object is to discover, if possible, something new, ?Ad iN$ Ao i Terrain too sluggishly in t the old tracks, this choice of " advanced men" may bey accounted for. -;•intr. "! muinutl" ni in9•s9gilEd blot Hague, has been transferred i Mr. DE NokotAmf post yesterday. 77fjf 1 / .Itiqo yrft cp9A cloth Ui ' , lllts I rIN qrft 'to "Tituo3' ! otco9?. ssicitn2tlo9"to Ro3nriC Mr. ALEXANDER BOWBR. !ION() Pbelff 7 1 1 11 1WitrIVIlikliMftlitiMuit , Attache at St. Petershurg. lutßooli bold-11i its !Ail ;itiiint:v..);. MT. ROBERT EDWARD BULWER LYTTON, first paid Attache at the vtaplwity.te St. Petersburg.: (111 i h gpsanti4ople, left , Lopdpu*rdiw , d•ttnw imihrup2 tizirii 1 x tuft 1i Up to leatitegf i de the belief that, whenever he chose toput,Ogna. out a ,t i ke, Rr a er Minister .J Lti&) U (_. ( V L I T £ u . 1011 &J 1 < of the Crown were ithis mercy. t . l# 7 _lreie J ieliidularif unpailed his India Bill lie brought' 'With &krt' confident that the House woultUttLibitee' reject the latter Itind 'prefer former. We suppose that . Us-Lordship felt obliged r last night , , to descend into the field and " try a fall" with his antagonists. If so, he must have succeeded to his heart's content, Wt knot leaving no dioebt' on the question. He divided Ibe House of. Eliunmqns tvijcPlL : first, 4 % number of the Council • and, ser f undly, on the appointment qf thiCouncu:, On the first question he gained HIS votes spins(' 227'; received only 147 against 240. - -So that now, .praetivalky, his - Bill 3 lwq . been proposed and rejected, and the Bill of the Goverment preferred. tioilat).bli liii sari) 1 9rti (Li di, .)iii - uosuninnicatism, we ore gaf to o bservp l , recently en betwetiiiiter me' tictiiiiiiibt r aftethi'ddrthati Metropolitan etWIT 'Ali is the first' step • t to. 24 tonal) progress„,, ,T 149, ITIRlet "tilt by decided in one or two . I )1 uo. . vqal3 lo oiewsu nal interviews. trr The hasty ittiebiticatient anfonethel lett' , ltitt4llyhdrydOott . " Oh, sweep avvitftfie AtiortiorcittlAtt - IldAn'4)lP . Vibitltg;t treat* boob " new Board, and . denote.", Bet this -would be, to Jose .one. , c/eip. twelvemonth. For the Metropolitan Board of Works did spend the whole of the year 1850 tin . digesting, considering, and.adupting a plan,: sind.befolt ChristmaaLoCtliat year •it had fully agreitdb.PPoßt n i gh VAN:hi ,4 1 .144+ d e P °4, 4AS 091Cilief C4l4missi Q n .e . . r ?!• ° _,, B C e hri„Prl l _l e tT N I A* ?f: t c h occurred has been altogether causo by Sir ENJAlllaqi HALL. Hence, to throw year's work. 4.ny. new Board Iqw .1. 71 1410 must begin afrelg4ololl spend a year once more in getting' lib) thepositia'whicli the Board !reached in December, 1856.. Thu*, the einaliest !loss - that torrid' Abe ,eireetien,of any. . new .ilea rd ,w64ll4,tehlhe. o throwing ;Ow q uestion back a whole twelvpmouth. On the' )It4l l aild,.iftie - lAiin - W t ag up now, and forthwith put in hand, it wpul. be possible to complete t 4, workin tWoor &fee Any tiVit - trOkiM require' tiksistAluiee,or four. • • ' . • idrnuloL) scusda 0f.).: .Trusidgt , ls it'ktngdcen witli`which the statesmen and ldof Ddgliad must ever have strong sympathies. An almost identity of race, religion, and national characteristics at once point this out ; nor is the happy s444tacfe between the,two,Aoyal Houses recently, fornxe4 e4 jplol, PAT" ekiiiicie a cassilquence 9Ci Wise Ingsloli - f rogs of Tespectcsol4,lFe are pleased to•thinkraaiinstrisesh petipids. r e positiaa of Prdssie %.A O SC . fr f •'P 1t E S. JUNE 26,. '1858._ .~.. • ... wet 4013164 i Regency shoat lave . bed nuild l ot Hine k., Illiflefe / 1 iii eiik 'HUM fleliii* t inf l e*theg i alti r Vititri tsJOSII '''.> i l i ,i , 11" 7g , fir a i_i A I.`,6 no a r y iiiiiiiieiif .iTA.; 6 or r ix'hf t PRI IL ' ° : ' ‘)..,°t'ft"ll7ll'..CltirriWitin.;q Apr 414 6 )0 1 li i tt i A l ; tlaill"laille 411"l avvega r 73:711011:tf* "" 1 ; 0' SPO WW : 44 41 /° i' 4) K ) 14 8 .1t°',41. - erertit -1 0043: heil44 l 4olkftili - . , i • ; evonvirgv444ll6l,:labelattitiPlooff it p givr, , , 9 4beitti llagitha Id . t era i s66l 4 t i •0 r (ti 1,, n4 ,4 ,- : i.)( 7 ) one phi+si„ - , ... 41 4 10iiiiiiiilliiiiii lift r i e :ift e g yk)f4 :::c 4 ov 't eiy .' is " o l tfOli7 l4 (leSp (r iiired . 61, 11W EIII :I ve . 4 uPui ii . 0 l a iliiA l i ili nti tit oll2ot l at the foot of the Alps, and to to pass some time a erwards amid tin - bracing air of the shores - wait the B • ;—and the nation is loyal and There is no denying that this kind of * tri° °Airli t ii?lo c°?: r i t t ll n s :ll.tive: k: l i gi4, l 66a s wii ii ic, ei t ek i g ir w i renti in i* us er7f t, lig" to /Me 6 91c e lie' oVeriimat i " iVelYikiiiilliAl, '46lellisveo je .._,,"un,",,",„,,,648,we, 0 ditieallifdideivliich %all' sittick 4 dolettif ae L l fi 6 r e t i l .I " H iNia ; r xl4riiiaii. Eg•iii hiSteliiittitildlusturtneia t i tt um • C he r i u,,„ , 'nit 1 _E,_ A L , „ , . ---7--- - I l eli f • • ' '"ti ?Wetted:Wit iliataiiilippti;itoltiggl ri n , - ,.r int li -,' '- pr:3164Y1! la i i, , i., er 12e 1 / 2 1 - Ofla_ Prussian , nE r .. . _..,r.. The spirit of Monarchy is theiie„.l aii the rruss...._ system is highly and admirably organized. But apathy or cowardice on the part of the nation would neutralize these advantages. There is neither. A high sense of what is due to law pervades all parties, all classes, all ranks in - Prussia. WE sit ' know Irina, Pruttitnio' -- 1 4 liurellth . the - *Cr PlPPitAsi :„ ail i A ertal. t0 1 . , 0p,, t it: own., Tull" Aii,A :1 blition t and a e , , ~ l iter'iltibe The hiSfeiy` of ' Dr!. .5-4111 1 114- 6 111ti' cif humanity. arid ; , • . united Qui. - Itris .therefore • inure titillate's= 6 ground itiortinited•olotur tlasa i fsy, nwg p 044.1 9,1* .., , 4 ,Ilf Caittnent,,wben we,' f, i . , tavo yi pTec t ious and so rare.' a thitreitt td ithoften Vie ..p.iirivitit 10 ii•JiiiiiiritrA ~, • fion•yi ...km' bal. .huskiiimiT nal' i irr.-04— - rono atsmircol Jon 7 - ta odw -IV: it If ex ,kar - id eitfl rV.AI , . ' .. iisioi!6Wa livi t hip Hug' i• UTTItt lifirfct ficinc VII; i ;•.1;1 ' 11 .I;73Jzll_ 111.1 101 i ;p11,1:11E' •.1 .1 ' “,• i: t, At ie I , lir , •.147. To t., wage ? axi geiliki4orT 10. the t j u r tg . 0 P') ,t 1 ti,rl4: i " A .: swif t ' ,ti4P4 l p i pief i its, tOemliers i stboulp isn§.,lorw f ti ii , •••.1j; .... 1 , 1 4 1 : 1 6 i . a), • • 1. w ilifis i ipli" i I ..• . s / • * 4 s l, P ,PrefriVX.Rfciii ..1? nrgi ir ti n ...,,n,,,Lus i orad o it t%)Aen:McMfdpiArrA c 4lloW*" ' I X . 4)...0 f.te l . te d t f c r. t IfraPP:i I I#l9 W ilig. f; 4l 4!;t e t o ° To til A /000fli PfBP9 ' t' ' it a r7 _Ant 1 ( 1 tIkfFe,CPARRI,I I I,OMR 91 3 1PO s lyt t fit if 39 °, ?/1 - r- i 4 s t t . n ni thu "T ° 0 e a , h h ii o ,4 iiiii : • P. :. . , . wfel9PVlOti ' . ' ItiMS_Lpt Ft 4% 1 1 119 k011R ..., .. T9 ... ti - ' 1 VAT' " : i g 4 1, . itt l ii. )1 4 Y *4CsWAr it il9 l l l -. i .q . 1 1111 . uet‘l c ,1 8 :1::: . , iii l i else ß fir r y ir ti ,, t us itr i v sawif time j ! * mu* . .be be. . IV* 144. PaRARRX I 1 .it c IITA AMR r t isitta..of , hoadisity be •interproacdfisith so 'mak tlitlitodm thtttime..4ooo - tetbe'mtittei siOutdixlo.filiiii*.been .bettet hilt- tei tele gbodukiliagiliatU llii l ,"'iit"i i ie' Tithie w l ik 1 i - i , iiatytilie ;. tiide. ,: i , Atheklier..-Itte• lw, vri.i .f.yrt )14_aol 3ioug ‘. I,4thJw fallii e 'F*litl . .ftaidie4' 44 gla rfflß Flit 0110ftrtff 1 tfiT .._, i l 'llllllV4l or f)(_ ___Af 1 T g . till& I i rap l',1"/J41 or whet er to . l iimil ! I, . i DAritliku IMELgryyjil ) . 1s "" YS " embarrassment. Are the rewards accepted by such men as Mr. GsArrAw, Mr. BURKE, and Mr. COUDEX to be interdicted for the future ? And are her Majesty's law officers to be forbidden to open their lips in Parliament on si , subject rivlnlii , has neeiveti!theielcoreddtaatiessetsawhereT Or is it to be understood _.tbsit iv yt, MT t Anovai fi l o/ ,sidiam tr imt4FAa s y t ffiessu,c . This construction la 'Nviiifici - . . t'saliAstlitiunteigaelt itttereitirrEnglin Quettklaczof ronksiurgent itb 6t104 iOe •)* a*illiert l ittierlt4 '46* bajstit we 441104 iiitlitii94 :lops in p o p s* tOotruo. mu F ,po etti!cipitiagoght iromileiana,p ri For a :fang (lime pave Air FRILDERICKLWILLLW!) &am- bean! incapable of Ofiliarnt s ehe, regal frictions,. rd bs blbilierokeTrinti iltPitugglA, has iicrAcl : abi • le . •coilaiiC ,04tem- porary and limited defe ge ontii to limit ' - tse 77lt lO -. "'fkisneAli l ifififV 6 ted,"litiii itiatibiliplyt6ealingi ;131 11.1 0 4 itti mell iAii , Prk, .4 . 1 1 . - 4 11'' {1 i'S'idelegattl'' ' . iVekeii . 'Jan, te.thez hta," heail Wt. afSjeok i .4ll 'I4IU g . tiffietiiikVi. I .l3l4otairtheav play: + r at f l f#:# fIE, f ,Tr it iiA , hii) . ebtf ' 6lk — r. ... ~P.m.ird"'' 1!k, ti d i v 'i u i f4 • wi : 114 ,, :i re , #4 , . a I . ,, s o . i .i ilaira . thitl . :kethiee ,, ..!ftiau tilt . t c st i ro'Rce ; "t'')4o g ; UPON 43 ow i tittiiiiii iiiit4i - tm.. - th.litiriofittiotest , . •,,.. ~.•., , , ;,,, „..., . . rfri t t,,,,,.,,illoirat) a a n d 4 lla . lik . •nthe stone Olfiri e t 15. e ra P ~ .rtsi'l- T ri 17 Ts • . i I • - ,° 1,4 ,,,, eep i . evot s ifT t, , nal i .rn r s i d 1 )4. , Tp .. . #lglt r sfi .. • ~ s MINH imove 411 04rs, A rt 6 %1 12431 1 conduct L.FcYp i ct of i th' s , pOple lifitsial."lfeoe we , ha.ve_the touching apeetacTe ,of n i WI ii :ved:ll 4 :4itikttig of his' biiacii t Yriitiir s'. 's le, afidii i ie torAlliftb fyinbied with ;the' .1 . tlti* Mg 0 1/ wr , ) I 1 I 1 ( -01 . :Ad' rift.mt ileitinleil of at -so -s t itheir A. • tuat- the ) ' iltitiaieicse hi lo Hi i.ifi _ti : • - tip I •i , : , !i• $ iti!IU H I • lbr9iikinepi,. A —.. i .!iiiiiidga kivith Agit? afsadvtetages,i 'ibipie l e" s s . gilmie i tk e"iiii*' . : . -, .. , ...6iigi ifiateiilitieinw theaffaira iofte r l Eel !) M•. • .1 . 311ii%1 .. iflikil feiWeittltled s tothkiaraiseii ',worn- - ro w // 11 1 ai , . . dra w 4 ",„„ i ii, A . kb ,„, do ,,:.. The !iwiftw i . J'Qlt .`.) t .L)22iiHal I , Ajill ii6effinair e moi n ci r4 4. !MMUS 0 . } I4N " F e r n */ t. ' 7.. Wli 7tr Ve, tftfftt ~) I - , l<sti%Trio ..i7 — ' • loOerathats Of -Gime= 11100 1 ,119014-0 II tiiiii4falllpt9l l 4 _ A, iP'.; gIIP/Cn,l*.OF !State has wsirked: in ‘.lt hat ,heen 410,4 A iettimt, . Aniileasse, , ; surprise to some that the affairemf a groatv i cl i t i;e4l,igent.sooniiirchy shim!. I ;be administered without a hitch, ill the ,vjrghstfalaiePpeqi,,l!Thip .. • 0, ihave pretended to find in these facts a proo f of want of vigour an , . healthy will in the l'ruo,ol - 4dOiii. - Both are equally and entirely in 1.. The snirit of Monarehvis there, 'and` the Prussian State system is tit ifxaf 11) wie va4.-pn the battle4elds i rrejlOskt,fig 7 saerOces they ; i pont Irtv ersvig a period si gelitifitickiaiid iilittly fbreitude 14Ati itiugh*(tis' that tbi3lbeiltiquabtig) a! strong: feeling of duty, like . ,tbilk Intl firtinottWt. th e it e r l 444 A clo!I Chef pfga, .. rqtestant b see e pedp e 91" iiii ' to laid= Let 'ndti"k thOdi"ndtlrebtikefittivt' At pogriodidvtobadiejris34-.)(notlin ) all turiut •)H nab ylbbim ,a .r,H3I:) crpial, but that a general retainer is legitimate ? This construction isiidikiWituti Aff. ll ll6 SlVORAYW4tiflikviiii!ci not iEtSinW l l 4 4 tiliA6 l l4e Ithed tifliilaitlYtiftVlAAJAtiei ; tei ki ; a l & lffi,n Aitettisvit - d', Lt ir^:ltaW/ tsd oVitt . the openness of the transaction that wilfaiiiiiitatifiiiitiffrtfifftim*