The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING- MARCH 15. 1855. let. 111•116 a as=aas • • isMassMamy gessilim Mir at them Neiman bad UN* posipesive ~ossuMs In *. mused el nisei tile, sad pietas rolleM - sla lige, to resolve slash largo ps imam bed bees amidebyuswArsos but whom lisp IMMO le damn/ die bawls *ay bakpaid May Mod Ibud ssisim INN bakes up, Ma IMPS Ws MO hladli 1. yay tbs ikon% mho valkied,Medes Woof. It Val Mad Miasma arm• MIA /awe Mae ITTltr_ Jade. 101 OBS lad was Imeelid by Oa eplabas at em Mr. lamb .y sad Mr. Tidd ' m, Ms divined QM darasim of these eseisss Z o t ilkalisl Me (dlr. amp) Mamdli O▪ M Mum mobs est le go dem ifs *die VIII ti ft mar Yea of lie beldidme awl Me midge of melirailas sat amalman, mad anderialm mak* eargaamai *or kag losme at yams allbilitsy mall am womb. Tilly Is la Imbed by km m awe& term of has, say 11•• years, sad delto ampwrisele *a gad la Miami, mad basid slam at Q. OMIT dl that the bill was, la the bet Om, istiaied to esseelliale the law of ly eatietiee, labia VW • very medal dee& Cheat . :shed beta to is ' • the peepeeadat bill, sad it was set belles the hews M the hal t %Wild reed a mead lest swiss, ash rehash 0 s Mee seemellese ; mad be barna the WI wee mew the tem is It was what home eat et that sake' tint release W ths imperial eensiderstian ; but le thought all pekes wend bes4 — Tiir dimmed Is semmittse. 111. BMW snit he had am ben is doe to resin named in Avon ef Ilk but weeld mew. ties Sine of nom wesalpledi bp IMO ornsenble Mold of EMMA wad same assweimi wish liarliy sonnies is ; sod ho Ins mishniesdn diet all she pen esr innented is thee assistim in llimeheawi wan Saw Whin whit the MU. Kr. A. PILLATT sell that hi bed bees Is aciessesiesSies with many preens is trade who know hew to Mks son ef themselves, who had eseeldered the Manse of the bill, sad in esly Wow hod any eigesdes hems takas to it. The hew this Went his sainnilasm . Is S. !henries whin' innsd dames 6,1, sad 11, *ea. 21= • antral unpaid onsaieduk were withdraws, 19. Anil 44 wen sank out. The met ef tin hit dense sad the seleduie won speed to, eel the MIMS (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Oa naiad h e swiss of Ili. Wuaox. Ws bill was road a m. SUPPLY.-REPORT._ bk. sov via= tr7l: l ;l7t the .-mute. of Ig!•WIr sewed that the meet be reesheL Mr. 11113) hal bees i s te AO him the gevenseeel eine aseleselles el he mesa eiessuposste sage he the skit end wasehei WM= bu the Ike 4 let the M. asqpiido tbs. wpm woo bit** seedeesi tt ; eel, =weever. te re ha st seed with tie lohjest Cliirsetise hi oto member of the geisimisss ha the Mese who odd she Maths bleemMies be segelied. He hepg the bes. Indus= woad pelisse the meet sae lessid lave as eppertsaity of WWl* the mutter bed* the Kr. WILSON that the hoe. seemla might brig firmed the sesl.sst es Friday. ea tbe imam thot the M meterale et ite *Mg adjeque to Meorlay. TM Remehl or ed It mereou OM the lam be e abed& I. day. _ STAFFORD mosaterl, sod tie reportOm , me Om re. osivid. DIAN FOREST. tae. BILL. TA bill wee reed a thin time sad posed. POOR szmovsz, comiurma. Oa tie man if Mr. Bantus, Kr. Gimp Almada/ t=a was tram hwalbai Madame; sad Mr. sad Kr. laudill wen Wei le this eanailuse. MEDICAL AJULANGIIIII/31111 Di THE EAST. Mi. lITAPTWID gato amiss that es Pitday hi maid se Ow WWI= of So bow la Iba saadisal amagawats IN as silk sal wasallei Wars la the East. The how Sea allsanmal at Ave lainalas to W. .RLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-IdAßcs 13. MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT. Medea ark sod qe7motite i.q " The:ST.l7;e bu givea Wag is bill to wend the law es to wareisge with . ob sessed wife's data es deemed wile's alias ' The hems 411eigesl—Ayes, 87; N..., 63. Y-47. pordir .. 7 --... Mb:4 J. 14sdr, H. Iteetas, 1. 1.14. Sir J. Pt is C. I*. Has. T. Osanassr, IM DA J. 8 .0 01 , W. DIM% T. aisw anarb. c.a. l . ala. J. =7:11. H li fie llin s%, l• Doelsweartse. J. Nebr. T. W. Mink V. = l l i 4 Jcisastass, J. Ilst. l W. Laytad. .H. 11 . :11, 1 713. • aw A W. Cbsobers. T. bawl. W. Odsio. I. Maspoist. Jr. Oedisas. Sir A. LI. Hossese. LD. Onsoksi. LH. J. =7. 2. ollTh ee . t . H. 1.. nikv.. Tiros* Wakaws" Hr W. D l dis i telr . . Idowsli. L MOM W. irie awl sit llo nie urViL tist Tint. HlDlStsal. J. tibillP.... =atmJ. G. Polbrel.Hrgaluhrt. W. Ind, J. Itims, N. 1 11=8. 1.21 a. P. Neheisisid, W. Issigell. 044. D. Nally, r. J. , imam, N. W.D. lirmour Isla. & SlKener. Dusky, lard INsel, J. Nrldthed, U. Tbormaly, T. Tallsessimh J.% W , J. w. William, W. Wrlskas, W. =las. Mr. J. irons-as. -- Arawil. Mr I. Own% Oohed P. lies... 3. 52101., I. Odium IL liarraya. Dr D. WNW. C. Mawr Kr I. Illaskten, P. ga i rbi u ..6. P. Illervis Kr W. IfFi DV . 4111 g . 6 :tit F. M I : =I. i. lard Slam L 0•130. W. DwilswlL Illr 3.1. Ina. S. ♦ lipier. Weed Deums. EL =kr a. =raw Osimil iFalgeb. L . Doses l. W. War. Verem. 3 . lidasit. W. WIN% A. Prasim.Cling lkomrtfasy. O. Wpm. W. lelks. A. 011isime.W. IL Oureis. A. =Try . OW 0. Maim Ws F. Owilms. I. Diummed, N. for Peri 4 meet th lordship's reply e lik. a man in dialed ties, who know! faU well that when the time for payment eons, ha will nat be Mile to meet his engagements, and there fore declines to swept the bill--answered that *it was quite impossible for him at the present moment to of what the arrangements were. When sem.; they would be made know., and be (Lord; PALlpinox) trusted they would be entirely mile factory? nos it ever is—both in business sad tias . with a maa who cannot pay what he justly' meet It is always " quite impossible" fbr him to My _ when he an meet the exact engagement of the essaent, but he ls ready—at some future, undefined plied--to "make arrangements ;" and although he ailed exactly my what those arrangements will be, pit be his no doubt they will be "entirely satiated. tory • to those in whose books he figures on the wrong eiim Is amid, however, have been better foe Lord Peucanerott, and a good deal more satidadery to the entry. had he not only accepted the bill, bat also must a pelted when the are would, without fail, be paid. Oaths question of Array Reform the nation is by se memos In a humour to be trifled with. Every day, se .the inquiry of Mr. Rozeucre committee proeseds, facts are coming to light which increase esasid the popular indignation felt regarding the miemenegament of this war. The causes of official landering are clear, and folly understood by tbe whole of the odocated classes in Reglad. We snide with the PIENIZIL on the manner he is no doubt Wind by the many members of both Houses whose interests are bound in maintaining "things p they are • in the service; bet the nation will no longer put up with any half measures in this matter. The bill, to the uttermost farthing, must be accepted forthwith. and paid to the fall amount at maturity. Through out the length and breadth of the land a movement is in program in favour of Army Reform, which will make itself heard in spite of all opposition. There is no longer any question as to whether this or that system requires amendment, for the public mind is already folly made up on the subject. Thanks to the public pram and to its fearless exposure of all matters connected with the present war, the Jou° BULL of to-day knows ten times more respecting army matters than did his late respected parent, who was but a young BULL when the great French revolution broke out, and died shortly after the passing of the Reform Bill. The clergymen, barristers, stockbrokers, bankers, and country gentlemen, of 1865, are per fectly well informed on military topics, and quite unanimous in the determination to stand the power of red-tapism and °Mole' humbug no longer. They have seen the utter insolvency of our system, and a change they must—aced they will—have. In the HOMO of Com mons, too, there is that large and daily Increasing party allied "the independent members,* as deter mined on the subject as their constituents out of doors. That party, composed as it is of the "Doming men ' of England, have long ago made up their minds, and are unanimous in their determination, to have the bill they present both accepted and paid, or to take the defaulter into court. Let our present Puition beware of the latter alternative. Already is the nation woe- daring why none of the "coming men" of Reglad have taken office under him, and regretting that a few of his measures meet the approval of the in telligent* in the House of Commons. Them perhaps, near was a subject which created more universal interest in England than the ques tion of Army Reform, and Lord Pee.xxarros may net amid that it is not by such indefinite answers as he gave to Major BUD on Monday that the public will be satisfied. It is true that a majority of the Huse of Commons negatived Lord GODZILICIOI motion the other night, bat in doing so they merely stultified themselves, without abating one iota the agitation on the question. Nay, they have by their worse than foolish attempt to "bake" the subject, increased tenfoldthe public indig o nation felt at the talons indifference which great men in high places have shown to the sufferings of ' oar army in the East. We prophesy that six months hence no ten members of the House wholess attempted to stem the tide of public* ogle* is this question will be able to hoe their cousliteale. Ragland will have no more buying and selling of I commissions, no more trafficking in commands u if they were so many bales of cotton. The rich and the I poor officer shall—the country is determined—have an equal chance of getting on in the service. The nation has made up its mind that a properly edu coated and behaved noa-coismissioned officer shall have every chums of advancement, even to the highest grades. The practical men in the House of COMmons —and indeed all men who are not fettered by the private interests of private friends—have come to the determination not to allow iota of Parliament to be broken through any longer. If the army on foreign service, can be well fed by a contractor for " three shillings a head," the nation will not allow treasury alecks—misnamed commissariat ollioars—to feed it badly at a out of about Amble that =omit. When we send—as we did We year—thowinds of moo, the very Sower of wit Iraq, to meet an enemy, the country will not' , el led by and see them go forth armed with muskets Which would be considered very ill made weapons smonget the savages of Central Africa. Is short— to speak in commercial fashion—England is ready to pay the best possible price for all connected with her army, but she is determined to be well served for the wages she gives. The service must no longer be made the plaything of moneyed men, or regi. meets be mere expensive (allege*, where rich youths can pass pleasantly the years they devote to that process called " sowing their wild oats." Like barristers, attorneys, doctors, or clergymen, military men most have a specific training before they are mailed in their profession ; and should they be found wanting in any one requirement, they moot be refused entrance. The present system of examina tion before a led is appointed to a °admission is warm than useless—it is a more is cramming" for a few weeks into his head that which is of no earthly use to him when once he joins his vesicant, and which he therefore, as a matter of come, does his best to forget in as short a time as possible. The foregoing are but a few of the items in the so count which the public of England is determined takes paid, and that without any further delay or evasion whatever. The bill has been presented ; and Lord PALXIISTON most both accept it now, and pay it when due. Furthermore, the bill mast be "at a short data" We have had enough of prosrestina tin in all conseience. If his lordship's partners I won't join him in the acceptanse, let the most joint interest in the boluses be broken rep and ether ^„~. ,~ I seeding Sari bombed: The Qom and Prism Abide, eireseopsnied by the Prime of ininiagen, _mho& lira hear Pelee, at a OVann Wit tT9 dorireall at of Life aad were reeeired by*, dna Ilinwitrik %be ban ear& berlabi, and hie hooter of the Henn lArd The Duke of hantbridp (stlosited by Lient-Celenel the Hen. James Weeleseld) aid Priam Nicholas of Noma at, waded the levee, wen reseined by the Vile Meador's* and were ocedset t ed by he lediir se the royal oldest. Voe haiinew Wadair, is T r o e f s Coat, attended the lerse, and cal magailleent eirstaree. Lleat.-G Vistas a asid a number of edam appointed to the Turkish contingent were presented to thei lisikolostes Guard of Ow Rom Corp of Gistioutsn-at. Arms siva is duty is Ur Stift Sidoess, soder the com mand of Um Lostissit. Tim sah-oSson, Liastosant- Coke* Nru mil Casks, wore cm duty with tits corps The Tomas& of the Guard wars somiassdod by Captain Parker Bickford, the Ism is W. A Gaud of BUM/ of the lad Ws Guards was os duty w P ith dm bead of tits regiment, is tho imp Court of tits alms. _ Res ,IlakrAy mil Prizes Albert entered the Timms room, ossempeaied by the Dohs or Oessimillse, Priem Nielmaim M Bateau. and Priam g e korsiges, .ad attended tie DOAN/ of Wellieglast (GM for the Mistress of the Ram); Lady MomaiU. Lady la siting ; the Mar quis of Breadalbene, LT., Lord Obemberisia I Bari Spew sir. LO., Lord Steward ; the Baba of Wellimplea, Mame of the Hone ; Lord Masa issra. Vies Chambeeisis ; Vie must .1 the Esowehold4 the Tierl of Lbrael, un t a rt la °l o l4r eli t s : ris ilessaai Terringlea. Lord is Weide, to his Royal ; Oast the Hon. Chutes B. PM/Lieges of lisimtyls Privy Pune ; Major- Goosed Hoes. Cheeks Gm, Private Secretary to hie Royal ; Gemmel Mr Prod. Stavin, Groom is Wait ; Mejsr-Geaerel Wyble. Groan in Waiting to hie Royal Highness; Major-Gemersl Beamete_, Boteny is Waitiny eam aptaia d. Plat, Hip:ern is Waiting to his Royal hum; sad MINIM Gamma sad Familiar's., Pause et la Wilting. Tim Chess win Deis et while My embroidered in go/4 and eerie% sad Isimmed with old Meade. The petticoat wee white asela d a sige rimmed with gold Meade and cerise Abbess. Her we re s dimmed mad op a l di a d em . The Perak& were intrados* whoa the follow ing preeestatisas to the Queen took plass in the di g cirak BJ the French Ambassador—K. to Cosine Austral Vieomte Chant as de Carton, charge Wane mission specials par le MINN de la Marian ; M. le Baron de Vidil. By the Brazilian Minister—Le Chevalier Loma° Secreteire de la Impends ; Le Chevalier Lope; Gems, Attache d la largish. The diplomatic circle wee attended by the Preach Am baseador and M. Jules de 8•1134 Serietary to the Embassy, the Belgian Miaissar, K. Mauna* Delfeese, Secretary, and IL Octave Delnpiern, flecretney el Legation ; the Bavarian Minister. the Ihmemoiaa Mialatot. the &Weis"; Minister, and Count Calk Sant eagle ; the Terktsb Minis ter, Prima A. Vftizidie. i s Essad Boy, First Seen of Ings; Metheetelds Minister, the Por tuguese • mid the Chevalier Pinto de 134aral, Se cretary of s patis; the Brannan ILlMeser. the Millen Minister, the Chevalier 4. Martine, Canasillav elLego. eioa ; the Armies Minister, the Maxima Minister, and IL Jos* M. Gametes de la Vega, First flearatery of Leptis u n at D the eiced States Minister, the Danish Insister, and oo Revestiew_ Bunchy of Legation ; the Prussian Nimbler, theNMI& ma 111411111110111 Minister, and Baron Wrede, lbsereting el Legation ; the Saxon Miaister, the Spaniel' Climb CrAtaires, and the Chevalier de Soren, Secretary to the Minion; the Earl of Clarendon, LG., the Queen's Prinsigal Saintary of State for Poi**. Affairs ; an Major- Goma the Men. Sir Edward Cost, HAIR.. her Majesty's Maas of Ohs Oarismsaiss. The tin elude wee attended by the Archbishop of York,Led reethleat, the Duke of Argyll. the Marquis of Laseloweee.the "fret Lord of the Tammy, the Secretary of State he be Be.._ De t, the Chaseellor of the Bashes*, First Lied tithe Admiralty, the President of tim of Nbe atal tbsAffein of India, the Post- Master fel ; Lord Fatah the Captaia of the Hoe. Corps of Geatlemen-at-Arms ; Vinson Sydney, Captain of her Majesty's Yeomen of the Gaud ;• Barl et Beesboreagb, Master of the Boakhounds ; Lard Mantises, Comptroller General of the lizeheguer, Lord Justice rimer, the Vice- Chansalloe Sir Joka Stiat ; Lioatonant-Colosel Toasts, the Liestenaat of the Hoc. Corps of Gentlesso-at-Areas ; Sir Geosge P. Lee, Lieuteasat of the Yeomen Guard; Lord Alfred Paget, Clerk Marshal ; Sir Heavy Bet, Bart., Groom I. Waiting ; Hoe. Mortimer Sackville West, Groom in Wallin to Ow Majesty ; the Attorney-General, the Queen's Alisesatie. ales Attorney-Genetal to the Priam of Wan/ I =lo4 Dynever. A D.C. to the Chess ; Colossi B Hone Artillery, A. D. C. to the Quasi' QeteaeiiLlams , pod Life Guards, Silver litisit in W ; M Harass, Strineatil Bearer of the His. Cusps of Gemseakiewt-Arms ; Hoc. Spasm 4tre bee Malady% Merellsi et the Ceremonies ; Sir Williams Mime( tits Sword of State ; Mr. Nevem of the Lord Chem berlaia's Degartmeat r? l = l ll v erpoc. in-Chief to the Metropolitan Folios Fora; Mr. Joseph Skip Lloyd Clerk of the Clam and Adjutsat of the Hon. Carp of Gentle men-sitAmme ; Major-General Sir Frederic Smith, Gentleman Usher to the Privy Chamber in Waiting ; Mr. Arthur Illmitimmid, Groom of the Privy Chamber ; Coiled Stir, Usage ht Waiting; Mr. Wil braham Taylor, Omit/soma Usher to the Queen ; Coloael Diggle, H.H , Geotteman Than to her Mejesty in tag;Oalidaim G. 0. Blake, ILK, Geatiorman Usher to Priem Albert in Waldo( ; Dr.4.42=0.8., Geode s= Usher to Prince Albert; Drummond phials'.= Guards), Field Weser in Brigade Waiting; Wartßes. Beaty Bps (Coldetreato Guards), Adjutant ed* Waiting The talbwiag aablaras sad patkaisa bad the boaoar of Wag to by Majesty : r ee r.idsis hair. Sir IcAarso. mom the& by as srasesdes sod Mars tom Vii ith Osi e =dr siniy P• er the Item : t e :s Ordwast t the Moms Linerreheiked A. Ashore, es Serb by the Dohs al ll u nt i thheerrlkeit. by Thema Meninles. Carer h. by weer! Webs. Ormarier J. , Z.M. by ebleryll M.P. ai Orbs. end co to U n ie ll etel seers csd tr. sisl from abey. bY Vissown 0. Bedew by Mr. Iforroad, N.T. Clommil dr ir Ilk T. leek imr /t.11.. ea rater Ma swan la lath est Car. by Wood. Lord M Her rs" eft kb smentege, by the Mira" et Ely. Ur SAM Miler. CAL. es prearks ire appolabeest to fordo mai% by Wr tear Oahu& Corer Ni I. Maar. ea rebus trees the ire* temard, by leer Atoka dee Ns. M. P. P. lesheley. M.P. Lieverset C. W. D.D. by Itelor.Oesera Welts CI. Llevereat W. H. Bose. es apperterea to the let Boyd Zia lad. dimes Itsylreet. by third Weed. W Mr. Per Asia deeeireor, seemby the nests Beratord, by J. . . Idr. KLIMA% by the Das ot Itereedie. Dr. 11. 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Om. enda il=cr li er. Chaddlw. ; = lBl -0 1 : 1 1 a re a' othe a r. is ltorr iee. l ‘ 11 - Dow% WI adrilltuast to lord Wale Artillery, r NMErt 'Ma. /Si two. Myer Um P. P.M& as pramotioa sad:ohm boos the Cries& br Go Prty/ !trilby. Opted& He& W. Mei& ea oresiodea. by no art ta &rabbet Ototeld & ce llo bowde. &L. es return has serviee India. sad OM% by Weed. Orme leragi edinotld,, as eopolatmesi to essiaaad the 'Mom Putrid& Oidl. by eiders! Med. Leyland Or W. F= 2 : aopolototiat to the Osiddrilli Owed Wes BM Of Mr Mb .I.D. Misr* Il.t ia =eapialasst liolkilimessiral tit hay Nona Poitieed e. ebrilolowt to lit Bidders Rib &Sp.& by Thema &Weal Ily Wm. Cloge, a aogidataiat is Ylio•Admirel of the United by lir J. ergs tigjedesairel Omieslese, od pessellos, by General Lord balsa Lleaninant G o i=on repolanarns to Comae Gland% by lbe lodo -Ourrea by Otherd 011iedroa idgelabmotte LIU* etwoot. Woo& Captals o = s e: Mies trim the Citron and graniatko. by Gs Doke ed Kr. J. P. dirdemod. by Weed Wood. Tlidadodyst lea W. Gordemasideolladid to iediesoll la &a ltelrllohra. by Ws J. Orebro& Optdd Mart Om" P. Soda Amp. on appointor* to tbe taGlamitemea at Mirk by Lewd Mey. appolotmet as Dirt; Listened, of Pliatildro. by Ylicount labmoset. Endsmi. CidliMs. saappoilizont Ike Boyd Webb IMAM" by Irbesemi lbknob. WO Orme. Cam Imeerry, by Se Cr Welliagtee. Lemma O o ster. as morn tram the Crimes. by Lisobymiab- Omni Me De lagy Ems. Ms* Ommborpe. by Omni Thies. Mr. ff. IL b as Debi et IlevneatM. =t bs. aFowling W Ike Torkbi Oastbigiat. W lAsomme. L Ems, ea oppoteteheet at the Tarkiek akediestat. llsemmembeimmel Vivian. Mr. Berni. N.?., by the Earl enettiele. liler-Oseeral J. B. lifeereey, 0.8.. es gatemoths. by the Ilszcobal lerembilbsee. — Liaatariai a. Erman ca Mara trait Lab. by las Magas of Lisatasant T. E. Mations, by Gourd Vivian. ° Coari m aatisr J. Handrines, 1.14., on romp frost abroad, by ft - I.leatesoat•Osiessi Htsbors, on ptestatloa. try the Dols d Cess. bridp. • as. IL C. Rens; by the Norl of Posh. Drip F. 3. ilstelfts, by Colima 0. Brod:MIL Caplets Dews appelftmoft so Royal lasbeno MUills, by the Meme lmost et Left Tb D som . J Deus es amologamat to Boyd Eltheeselelitta, by. Dr. by - LienhaseKteknell Bardwdonynenslipanad ralurneen Want, the Dube of light lisn. Edward WI bibs sopablei Mot Seseatity I, time lard.lientrani et Thom inissardna. Iholannnt D. lavannft. by Ibrodbrbb. Captila V. Irving, by Umbessit-oshasoll K 2. U nionism JIIW 4111 retina ham bah. by Wang Wand Jo bb, 0.1., geenelbs. by tint Ihnionsint.Osearnacif tha Ordnance. Dr. IL CClrts lervelen b Cblori Gordon DronanmakL ' - -Ant-amoral harrobt, an yannodas by tla• Adjutint•Onnaral Ito tborlommo: Mr. is Itatrefty. es Mors km wens Lss ooil appoint:nest to tft Goverment of Waters MAMA% by Me 0. Orsy. Ma .ouseral Clark imafty. ea pemodes. by Vissount Ms* 0. P. Kirby. es monde% by the Iterseds Ballebedy. Leftmost 0. A. Km, by Oftlis the s on . W. b. lam, 112. Oohed lawreftes ‘ by tbe Int et Aood Mr0 1.6 ..1. =Lb L ali sitereas.aeveztor Vlellerla. by Bit CL l=Nost Les, es ispokistant o. Sal Middlesex Mae, by 011ead Ilbseest Glebes. /b.*. Us. r.r,by Mum! Polmantaa. Omni llfr D. Lfil#h" ast presidos, by --- I.teit;Ookmal Lama, by Genseel We W. Cotton. Mr. P. Laos, Jan.. by Moses Nonholore. Liest.-Otionel 11•0A14 by Lient.-Garral P. Captain 11. J. lisa wale, en Bffible a lL reqtrn ham fordo ateTles„ by the Earl of Meant Liestiment SWIM, by Oeserel MO. Dr. Wigan. by tits Preekkat at tbe Om. el Oialrel. ilkire•Oasstal Maclean, on premotlin. My OMNI VINOVIi B. a. on rate from li, by Mator-Gentrel Maelee Easai Yakatsbar. au bisegosielusst Is th e eoloesky at th. Emais lagoLsse llgim ein=a ld = r iy IJestwasi.Colami TWO. - Opals Mazda, r ai Liatient-Oelsenilphant. Itemineat F. A. by r Beeffird Vyme. Mr. ItershaD, lion. Corps et OW Mah iseemet-Lrme, by Lad Foley. Bahasa ltMer•General Marten, cm premien, by Mohr-General Lard =I. Marti, by Lientensat Mr I. NIL N. W. Massw, on_preaselea, by the attiatant.43tmeraL Lientinem‘Cdomi Mayne, istodier Bykabad atlsmest, by Viessemit Lissonme llud Am by OmmeeiNtriem Mn Onion limegemiery. brim ripsinled Uri Useamomt at Itarromehtsm_by he Deis et liesimom Liefelomneo. J. by Me lether.ler. W. S. Memos. Mr. J. C. Mow. ea ea Deputy Lieutenant to WM. bmmak tr i mim on end rein tiara the Criers. by VI. ..r. Ciat i rMesat. by Wog Drositmen. Liniment P. It. Mynah ChiceN Weed. =ti anni lmaa. en pr Ullman. eeeedon and dipartart hr the Crime. by °Web iturray. harmem by Mimi Vilma Cities. M. , by Vissesat Hazing& by Ofteral !loam = ems ~ma. by Oohed Merl hewn. on reastete y his commissice, by the LientimmeilinaM lS"a rt tte Oedema lei end Lienlmmat W. Pane& on appointment to Gremsdier Omerds, by Ids helm, the lien. H. Pm's& lientemml Pp.Yr, on appoitmet to Boob Posher Chard% by the Dohs of Carnet Pea* on appointment M loyal Hone Guards, by Colonel Mee.C,W. lerestier._ _ _ Ceiri - enelees — -- fies.ibederint Pelbem.sa sgreataent ea Cep tale of the nest, by the Mt Lead st tits Mbniesky. E:=4 ressasumsoir Cited Insekern. an geseenies, y Mont Tbesenetasime. ILP. Ferryor grammetime, by Caine. Olipbmet. Casale t in the limentesom qedelenet be the ememene et arreh7 Z= Toll& amimeeek IkeL.We Thies. N. N.D. lreebegeml. by O mni Or J. Ittwilisra. Walt 1 Prebjs. by Mr. J. lies& Clitele Nee W. Dula, segmentation, by Wesel WeeL Dr. Za s Zelbee's Bey s tem e. seise by Mr. 1111etrk is; lir. Z. se big eggebeni Ingety Liestmeat at by the Zest Ilisenses. Owen' Mee, Go entelie, by Mr C. Wood. Om ma it R. isa . ge n Itiebsedmoe 11.-Nw the sines, by Unice R. to R IP. A. o. on opolatmmont ae Rripdo, by Major. Ge= " Bonvarte ßa . (*Saha A. M. Robertem by Major.Osmeral Cliattertom. it C g a= W. Roborlors, co ayrOMorat lat Royal Rot =Mau by abed Wood. by Mr. J. Marta; Lieutenant H. RM.. cc room Roo the Crimea. by Mr J. ri i rt_.,arg.... Mai opeoleted H. M. Belialtor.Oemetel kr Tem mown Lend, by Or G. urn. T. L. Romero. If polaftimt to Coklotreent Omarll " thelMet landhed. Cools J. Rem es poostiom. amd ma ken the Crime. by bla When Mr Now Pros. Mr. Alb am — by Led Wrielholey Rims& Commander T. Someree. to Ye Ras; Roo Minkel hamosne. Mr. 0. R. Nowyor. by Mr. C. M. J. tiger. Hoe. P. C. Illeo;o: t oppolinemt as Cowpoke of the Morn Rm. Order Olio the RIM of Chromdem. mod em and oppelatont to tie Theemataeri e Br IL Omit. se le Ise reek, by fir C. Wood. —del IL Somer. ea poommUom sad oyslattesat kir sentee. teMrCL Wood. Md. W. Simerm by tie lei ot Me re ORM* J. Ibeigear. es rearm boo elate nears lathe Crimea, D I E k . vr*. N't= l .Zeitga 1111.1tede, by the Atljetant-Oeserel. Chtt er llarks, ea appolosseet deputy lisateamet far Zest, by Zen iselsZ w eppointeteat to the Tutkl.h Coottegest, by 6. eleahops. ea meiotic., by Gaited Vbeeent reeleree llaid li. v. N.e 17111". treYe es appeal:oast to Ikea Iterelher ISIMM 8111191111111.116=b1mat to the Cameo eat. ll eLr/ = lialeareheesee 11. E. leeward. methaft easedeelok by Major. Omni Uselesest a ntlheu rtus e W Meat hem the Ma lea rid appeal mist le Cellelia at by the LEW staviihri. Wmow S. N. Mese, ea apeelatameat let lea se/ht, Ebbed Wool. Ur. H. C. Num% ts bates made Dip* lisateasat wanly Sate, by I& talk; UM J. Stuart Me. haler &Mess (ELM. Swam Ole% Marlies), ea Mom lusiallesellee. by Mr 0. Orey. P. ewe, ea premeds% by Mad Theme Charm Uselareet G. Taylor, Sat., y Oreavt6e. Lleelmet.Ooloasi Taylor, mew MOM ler the Celebes, by the LiseliataaCassrel of the Oedema.. Imaamkal Tho% m pomades. by the PM Lard of tM Vtr f . .lgoz i rbamst to a ammaad In the Wash I&4larma ir btios. rard J. Thyme. A. . Mem es peemedos. by Omeral Vlsamat IMMO Traey. as emistared M Ortaadar Oserda. by Hon.O. Taw. laFliskaymm by at Was. as. W. R. Wodada, ca appolalatest amtatallier Omsk dm of Orealwilp. Dedes Tama by Col. aort Jams. u=47. o.2=dromides aid Mars ham ladla. by fa S. Usseamst Ooksd /disk ea aoluistmeat =loyal Car floraseiaDotartmeat. IN ANis lAsal7oeamei el tho IMMO. Vaesest UreaseahOokast ea =rit. by Omani Lard C. isdera Wm. A. IL P. Verem. ca applatmer Tlegloatat. Limt.-Omeral tar am Dm 01 W. Versa, ea soplotmeat loyal Matsu Archery, by the Mortb et Waiorta. " llll: Clads' d. ladp S. W es eppest Woo mt Restmeett. by Orimal Orolie posiedem by the Dohs al Cambridge. listmalldralialbsedayos promotion, by Ord. Yemoyea Tyslo. ILP. Lbolueast U. Wheatley. as obtatolog hbecamilam. by Omani Or Y. Dowster. LisatAkemet Tessa Maar M. 0. Mason prosmacy by tar 11104 Boa. I. attsi 1111Inesnliart Jee yth Chnemedso Dew en mamba sad wank from Mack ees, /be SWIM . fho Ordome. Lbeiwont O. Wilma. en promotka, by the LleatesanKieweel DWI* Olulamarr-Oeftwal Wilson, by lard Watare. Lentenst J. YID/re, on retesottoo. by the Inapeoter•Gmetal PorliamPlosia. Wend Wilson, director of the royal labentcey, mooolioa, by the LiemL4Mosral at Ma °Moines. Mr. Moll Woodd, Y.P., by the WI of Sarewed. Ltesteenot H. Y. Wertheim, on obtainin g Ls ooseralisioa to IlV e L ed allary, _by the Llow.-Soneral of the Oedema*. th e w. L. Wynne, by Colonel Wood. thommoNioakmal Wynyard, oft promotion, by Weisel Wood. The Qum and Pnaoe Albert, acoompanied by the Prim o of Lobies, and attended by the Ladies mid Gentlexesa in Walls., Interned to Bnekin_gham Pal ma after Me Levee, ensorted by a party of Life Guards. Hat MOW, had a dinette party in the evenlitgataselp Ingham Palace. The company ineloded the ebbing Rest, the Duke of Cambridge, the Prince of Lettingen go Swedish Midst's sad Baroness de Hoelisebild, Viva n t and Vismaatees Falkland, Lord Adolphus Fitseluseee, Lad Slaktyre, Sir James and Lady Gr a h am , Si r c an h ap d Lady Theresa Lewb, Sir George Cooper, hfsjer-Gese. ral Frosth, the Quartermaster-General, Majoe-Gmeral Tor. rens, Colonel J. A. Wilson, Royal Artillery, Lady Fancy Howard, the Baroness de Synth, and Lientenant•Colonal the Ron. Imes Macdonald. The bend of the Coldstream Guards play e d d aring 1 dinner, and her Msjesty's Private Baud Minim*. A deputation. coosistiag of Messrs. W. Meßlowy, B. O. Johnson, and F. A. Templin_, from Liverpool; Mr. Bearatary of Ole Liverpool Steam Ship m o od ' . ties; Mum. Matthew' and Marlon, from Drogheda; Masses. essop Barbs and J. C. Burns, from fll w; M r Anthony BoYMnonom Waterford ; and Mr. 'ffau. b oa Ball, accompanie d from by Mr. Borstal), M.P., Mr. Wi ll Brown. M.P., Mr. Cairns, M.P. , Mr. lionizedy, M.P., tog Mr. Huth, M.P., had as interview with Lard Smithy of Aiderley yestarday at the Board of Trade. Viscountess Palmerston had an assembly lad evening. The Earl and Countess of Durham are about to visit Paris for • abort period. The Earl and Countess Cowper gave a dinar party on Tuesday evening, at their residence in Grant Bb.. hope...rest. Among the guests were Viscountess Pilaw soon, the Marchioness of Ailesbury, the Austrian Minium and the Countess Colloredo, Viscount and Viscount.. Syday, Lord Charles Bruce, the Hon. W. Cowper, M.P., *a Earl Weems is not expected to return to town until Baster. His lordship is still at Castle Hill , where the family have bean eines August. The Marquis of Hertford has arrived in Berkeley. Rears from the French capital. The Earl of Westmoreland gave a grand diplo. Ratio Calm at Vienna this day week, in honour of Lord John Russell and the special mission. The Countess Walewski had a " reception "on Tuesday evening, at the residence of the French embassy, Albert-gate House. It was very numerously attend.. The p rte separated shortly after midnight. The Caledon ian United Service Club entertained Major Namayth at dinner on Thursday last. We have to announce the decease of Colonel Sir Frederick Hankey, G.C.M.G., who expired on Tuesday, ix Montagu-square, at the advanced age of 81. The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council he Trade, in a circular which they have just issued, state that - they have had under their consideration the muss.. nessmare lee sonducting the British Section of the Us& vB=lE:bibbed's in Paris, sad are of opinion tlist the =will be men successfully obtained through an ladi respessibnity ; their lordahipe have, therefore, sa tauelod the superintendence over the arrangement. la the Eildhitles to Mr. Henry Cole, C.B. A telegraphic despatch from Berlin states that the remains of the late Emperor of Russia were removed on the 11th inst. to the citadel of St. Petersburg. There is a report that when the new dizeeton of the General Screw Company commence their duties, the Sae to Calcutta, via the Cape of Good Hope, will be re. established. Lieutenant C. Pearson, R.N., has been appointed Admiralty sgeat on the Southampton mail station. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. —At a congregation yesterday the undermentioned degrees were conferred D.D. by Royal Mandate—Joseph Pulling, Master of Corp.. Christi College ; Harold Browne, Ermined College (Morris.. Professor of Divinity) ; M.A.—C. P. Smith, Trinity Collage ; John Booker, Magdalen College. 2 - 1.112,16 IMA- r.n.E600. 1 .11 u .2‘0.2.121.11. Ma V .1161.11,13 tart llLlSitald.l3. 10, Low. . ' • ARMY REFORM. ht into the mean. The audit of the ' ;', • . is Teestalawas w fl at 211.1tai. White INIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Elie ercreop s _.__ 1 144 titand very high in the whit at pre- I_, A. C. . s On ' Anna pea issisow bathe awls:ma. ___..._____ A mum • . up will • howi4lbe . • , afteriall the late changes if ge r.. , 4 7 . 1 .1 ''- 416 ura asestrea HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—WIDNWIDAY, Maws 14. l' ,Ma . , ' a An the sabnet of Army Is by us Dais al Ontbrilin Tka Man net at 12 o . 4lsek. s I \ ' • ( i ' 'I •• ~ i s i ;.• with dwilli beg*, eta surety we . beg tio ' • , ..- 4 . O. .. -t" ' vimalit to l i e= Ossladent. d 4 , 1 i. . 6.6t.,7,-. PRIVATE BUSINESS. TO OORRESPO ,• . ... ~. that i • i ' - the wpm 01 PALKEIISTON and . y issb. a -m.0.-a '7" Psbaseska. TM Chlabsod Qaays sad lapeessast Bill was read a nlvanbuatait biladoilz "n• ' . must .en ' I '. L . „ia Pr e " list of pts.—Daily Snyn .-- - 1 . ...... . as attain,* Bag ink by Kari must le at tba Mak la, Boa , semi dm. . . 1 ". inn arato9 1 1 21INDLT SOC IE TI E S BILL. fag il pinion& , 1 • i .,L Vinals mia =pnakaaldby a lla= ma tinny ie the Oa the sails he rag tan umlauts ea Ms 1111, and, so, whether he Oho ' 4 • i bid any ohne- '''. P. 11010 PE sailL that es as diseaseha hod lama IressoaDltaistOw Mass es the Sat sal osimed readiag of the , sal es those lIIOR WATIR AT LONDON BRIOCHE. don to Moto what tho!!_!""Otto__ . _.14 ben _•- - - • --ARV --- -. .-7 - ' - Mood W. ti. len ea Me Ommann al Oa Gerd IMO MN filindlibli is it, in IL Mr_ ... MinaraL •Llln, i , -- - gicipri let, To - pow opal* r i ll's, ,i , • ~,:.' r . ; iL an—Altassaan IL Un ir, .• • ' - . sca sad Invalid Dona at air lit=riai estist any .Matra • was i lair abil; aiiirwitslairit vat: lk Was, " 0,08 . 0 " m• left Ge relegyhd b7 Thill" wo slialtime alis lis Nake- lamas Pa_ ---- -- to the Askew** the Mahar ad* kg to Maly sidades he hal so ft IS. . . - ' n efi l n i V it ik /1 411-PairaPra irci S TIA --- QinielibeM ----1111"1"Z a Ilowilyisoardefy" i : tieiii -1 .:-- oeis,lti . St. , wi r r al ""11.1"" "I "PP. ' !" "a' b 7 hi thaseht It was Wily seesesasy. Time was a Ospia N. Stelesba. hyOshati Mika *a A.l maligesa". --- i ' dwii 'at the w.. . bas e the Porkdi Jas's Paha. It was Ilif mead this seams and waa es applairra to Stableilike Ord* by Palm II Mel ilk *postal es vapid sematedes, isq , ' ...., A #fintEDA Tr 401regb ewe I *is Joe esidd sok , snearmile ,_ ,_ 10 to toed 1 awaarasipedeaded nwpreesswaiserto liar lialsay ex- 11 °Dololt was to Metes aradhash a( Riney mistime, shah was . ' - ---:.-- Yr. isfatte ir • Rada (hada 0. , prineil; WAIN" apt advise w s as have eh? dsrsa . ^ I Wa ft Bel what was hie Jordship'm repl y , imam nee baaessi. • ' THE CHURCH. The Rev. Schmid Swinge, M.A., demo d Uniseses, am bee p lez i rommea by the Red Oman le lbe restai lbal TM Som. Nein Lamm. ILD" amobleml raft lbe OberfeeMme am' ieat week. al dm 'him& Obareb, bee b bad mob, et Qum Mmbetb • ..sir 5i.*....,di meat by sbe vaimmism et the Rev. OMAN TM Mabee el bee Mew& the Ilme. R. Weebeeel. M A., tufts tamembemey et Ilk lemeesClbereb, Limassommad. Lembesb, remieved yam* by fie reek webs el Me Rev. J. Ramey, ILA. VACUICIPIL Teo Orem li•hiss its bosom woma•-.tho moYmy el An Moryisbose, moth MAL • me, %Me itaigoo rim *S ss. Obariot ImMg, M.A. ; mai of Waheldt, walk MM. • me i by. Z s = of sm MR. m m IMmil TM me et Ow Timm. Ms beams Tamil _by IM dm& el w ßev. J. D: URA MA.: it h monk 1991. • pee. mi b fa 1M gift.( the Ard el Ria rowby sod Mims. It is expeseed that Ideprzbeer's L' Moil* dw Nord will be wry obeiely war the Boyd Islas Opera, lledsme Bodo u Cedillas Mlle. Mara se Premeds, Herr Foram as Pas Oho Gael, sad Wash* es the Off - para. Ths adobratsd pianist Thalberg is sow at Turin, at his way to Visas, when he Wends sperinteadisa tis Indeed's a sae al ide esspositiese. TM Popo sad the Esspsror at Austria have written Wets of sadolease to the Xing of Boras* al the mos ties of kb snare domestic wish. Much interest is felt at Turin in the till before base the masts of as law seavoite. Literary *else is Paris are di guesing the wa nkel " Kissing " by Y. Doyle, the elder, sad the se tts a as welder a Assail berm, about ts be Tab las* is bur sham, to mats* it is sea, seas ISMS peairsee with the prams Sispreer. Y. loserdse le about to ONSIMOISS a „ Meads de Plispire," a twain et Mesa Zeiss litio is frauds( et Assay stem *Taoists, wide threats the lee of hi. *M. George lead sad Y. Pada Lasses oestamplate brkiipai out week la thirty •Shille. to be e s li s d " LIMI Assn Dive- Pods sad Saes tree," befog s listen Of tads episodes etas the days of 14113 T FROM ABROAD. Olt 0 rsrusa•PL) PAIRIB,-Tzussuay.' The Magna al this day publishes the Mowing " The coup of the French Dear Boulogne is divided in two corps; the Aril, ownmaoded by Marshal Ba repay d'Hillien ; Chief of the btaff. Ciailitio. The woad corps by General Clossviller. a ICAItIIIBCH BAY, 111Azoi 7. " Admire' 1 Brad annoasces that the sews of the death of the Blamer Nicholas was knows on the 6th Much. " ThiFreneh rockets have mead conflagrations in several parts of Sebastopol. "Two Remise °deers wet over as deserters to the Breilish camp. " The siege operations ere oaatinaed with del posted aedvity." MADRID. MAAcz 13. The Cortes hare senotioned, by a majority at 200 1 signet 12, the sesame introduced by U. Madam, intended to effect a great reduction el paths expo- Iditure. The Three per Cents. were dame at 32.60 ; De ferred st 18.60.—Deily News. AT VIENNA. Tel telegraphic moorages from Vienna, which on Tuesday encouraged several large capitalists to pur chase exteasively in the funds, and sent up the prices of pablia ..rarities to a height that yesterday found them wields to retain, were dictated—on the most charitable interpretadon—more by the wishes than the knowledge itt the paresis who transmitted them. Both purchasers and their aniespondents believe in the speedy advent d pdtlor ingenues they desire it. They hops for it, in dodoes& if every threatening sign to the contrary in the political The Emperor ALI:LAND= is sarrounded by the same statesmen and the some political influences as his ham. The promotion of General BLINDER is onions ; for that able and expesienoed soldier, *sigh a German by birth, has become thoroughly and hes adopted all the sentiments said maim of the &laconic party. Within the Ovate aisle of the young Expiate, there are ever two persons from whose influence over his mind psi results may, with any degree of confidence, be angered. The one is the Banana, the other Baron Loves, who ham been charged with the mission of formally sanouncsing the 8111101011'11 accession to the Court of Vienna. Both are deservedly listened to by ALEXANDER; bat what are they when opposed by a numerous faotioo, strongly entrenched in the most important aloes of the State The footing on which the new Memos is Ifinly to stand with the Courts of Berlin and Vilma, must also be taken into account. The vain mad facile King of Pinata will only be the as firmly knit to Roden interests, if allowed Is believe that he exercises over the mind of Aux. sum somewhat of the same influence that NicsoLas exereised aver his own. The young ERPEROIL bears such a strong resemblance to Ideas& in mind and disposition, that it will be easy for the intrignants of the St. Petersburg Court to lead him to assume a compliant and deferential tone in his inter course with the King of Pzusau, by which he will be enabled to guide th►t monarch, under pretence of being guided by him. A similar game will be played with the Emperor of Antrim. The domineering man ner adopted by litcance roused him to mat his indopensbaes ; the consordie which rules the new CZAR will take care not to fall into the same mistake. All the fawning duplicity which Russian statesmen and diplomat/eta know so well how to bring into play, will be exerted, to alienate the two German Powers from the Western Allies, and re-mment the union of the Russian, Prussian, and Austrian Governments. Almost the last words uttered by NICHOLAS were a charge to the bystanders to convey to the King of PEDINEA his dying injunction to abide by the instructions of his father's will. The panne in the document alluded t 4 is as follows :—" Beware, my dear FREDERICE, of the mania for innovation which hes become so pre valent; beware of many imprestisable theories that have been propagated; but beware, at the same time, of an error that may be equally fatal, an exclusive predilection for antiquated institutions. It is only by avoiding these two rooks that you can introduce really useful improvements. Maintain, ea for as depends upon you, a good understanding with the other European Powers. Above all, may Prase* Russia, mad elneirie war be divided: Asir union is the maw* for the pow of llarope." This advise must be read by the light of the character of the PILINCI to whom it was addressed. The antithetical balsam between undue predilso• Lion for innovations, and undue attachment to the obsolete. mesas mews than the meal see saw slang of those who seek to mask an lemma. ,rately obstructive policy by semi-liberal phrases. It was intended to warn the mediesvalist that there is danger in any movement, whether it be backwards or forwards. Only in death-like immo bility is their hops for despotism. The testamentary injunelica of Fame= WILLIAM 111. of Prussia is a very incarnation of the spirit of resistance to all change, however beneficial. And the prayer breathed for the perpetuity of the alliance of Prase* Russia. and Austria, is an espreesion of that Face's movie don that nothing eh* could render the power of the three despots of these States Arm and enduring. In obedience to the dying words of NicHous. Gamy art of Russian diplomacy will be 0111111iMa to reecoail• the three great cham pions of Absolutism i sod not, so far as present ap pearaness go, without some chasm of MOM. The language of Austria has spin become suspiciously tinged with proceastination. There is imminent danger that the mamma at Vienna may prove as dangerously end disgracefully protracted and aimless is the earlier oonferesess en the great Eastern difliculty. But the English Pan tam and his noble' plenipotentiary at Vienna, Mai rest aimed that the sesatry will not again tolerate their allowing themselves to be entangled in the meshes of snob stale diplomatic falsehood.—Daily Nom TAMWORTH ELECTION. TAMWORTR, WEDXTIDAT. The election for this borough, consequent on Sir Robert POIII'S sompteam of office es one of the Lords of ths Admiralty, took place this morning. There was no oppasi• Om to the hon. baronet's re-ebectios. The usual formalities having been gone through, Tames Brimfull, Req., a magistrate of the borough, proposal, and William Robinson, Esq., seconded , the nomination et Sir Robert Peel, as not only a most fitting, but the Ina, men they knew to represent the borough in parliaand; and no other candidate being proposed, the Mayor declared Sir Robert duly elected, amidst very hearty cheering hem the electors, and a pleasant welcome from the pretty bevy who graced the hall. Sir ROlllitT, in returning thanks, spoke for upwards of an hoer, entering, in the course of his speech, into a mints detail of the circumstances attendant on the war. Alta sawing the electors of his determination to discharge his duty, he said—As for the consequences of the present stew gle we must take care that, as we embarked in it to uphold Rainy, we did not enter into a league with despotism against liberty. Lord Palmerston was a guarantee against this. All ear oarlike* of blood and truants in the Crimes had up to this hour been unless. Austrian influence had bees tbe bugbear throughout; and what he (Sir Robert) now said was—for God's sake, peace, if it can be steered on anything lite a permanent basis. Let us save the vestige of our army which is now placed in a most unfair position in the Crimea. He next glanced at the probable loss of life by a continuance of the war, the cat of the war, and its depressing influence on trade, and then dimmed upon whatehould hereafter be done. Again referring to the origin of the straggle, he said It was for us to take care that we were really fighting for the liberties of Europe. (Chan.) The great arm of England was on the sea ; and in a few days one hundred pennants would be afloat in the Baltic, sweep s:a ing s ti l l t , and blockading every &mien port. The policy of d was to do mon than this. We meat no longer be id r paralysed or humbugged by Austria; neither must Pineal ' under the cloak of neutra li ty, be p er mitted to be the Russian ally. (Cheers.) Let Moldans and Wallachia be set up as an independent kingdom, as a check upon Ramie and Preens, u Belgium was &minter of a century ago. (Cheers.) Let Poland be restored to its plus amongst nations--enother efficient bulwark spied the aggressions of Russia. All this we bad the power to do, without sending an armament to the Crimea, and proclaim ing that Ragland was not a military power; her strength la in another direction, and she might use It with edict. (Cheese.) Lord John Russell bad not gone to Vienna with out some hopes that peace might be obtained on an honest , able footing ; never was there a more favourable mo ment for it, for the death of every ruler of the Russian empire had been marked by a change is the policy of the succession. (Cheers) In 1812 England was looked to as the shelter of the liber ties of Europe • in 1866 he believed she would be fond sot only shooing the aggressions of Rossi% but suecesslull muntaining the liberties of the people of Europe. (Cheers.) Lord PeiMereelet was diapered not only to restore pens, bat to pressen the liberties of nations. Ho asked for that goverment Mr play, but no favour; if he attempted not this, and attempted no reforms in oar military system, let each emetituncy lianas his government with the expres sion a its disepprobstion. He believed, however, that man would show that Lord Palmerston was equal to the o , and that he would sueeeed In restoring eon& deem and in enlisting the sympathies and co-operation of the people of this country. The hen. baronet resumed his seat amidst enthusiastic sheering. After the lapse of a minute or two he again roes, and pro posed a vote of thanks to the mayor (Mr. Shaw), which closed the proeeedings of the election. TEE LAST ACTS OF PARLIAMINT.—Two Acta of Parliament which received the Royal assent on the sth instant, have recently been issued. By the first act 3,300,0001. is to be applied out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of the )ear lading the 31st Remit next. The other act is to apply the sum of 20,000,0001. to the service of the present year out of the Consolidated Fund. TM Treasury may cause to be made out Exchequer bills to the mount, which sum may be advanced by the Bank of Eng land. The moneys raised by the Exchequer bills are to be applied to the services voted by the House of Commons. STRIKE OF COLLIRRL—On Monday morning last about 700 of Lord Vernon's colliers at Pointon struck work. A meeting of the temente was held in the evening at the Crescent Ina, Pouliot', and according to the statements of the men, It appeared that a man from each pit bed been sent for by Er. Ashworth, the manager, who stated to them that in consequence of the present st agnation in the iron trade and cotton manufactures there was less demand for coals, and it would be 'therefore necessary to reduce the men's wages in some places 2d. in the shilling, in others 6d. foretting out 2 tons 8 cwt., and La others agaln ed. Pr yard. As soon, however, as times improved, Its promised that the old prase would be given. When this announce meat was made to the man, they replied, " Oh, put to en short time rather than bate us. " Mr. Ashworth mid ha could very well spare 100 or 200 of thin% and they were at liberty to take what muss they pleased. The med expressed ' a determination to stead oat, and mid that they meat get 60 dash body, who were still at work, to join them. Some of the speakers at the meeting coiled attention to the fact that in all tbsir previous strikes they were beaten— ManeAssur THE APPROACHING FAST DAL—Wanted:BF ant being the day appointed for *6 fait; the new Beer Act will telha Pvklia bares are to be skied a' fist days ud I thmabgtving deg . is• the same as co Banda,. CEMAL PALACE.--ONE SHILLING DAT.-- , Wiimagay, Mauch 14. Athaiesios by payment, 933 ; SINS by sums billets, l" 1