The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-14 00:00:00

~~ shiners ilebeble V 169 /ere ebesd4 M ha 06 1r lki! I peesees. Wish semi se she muter of deotlio be ems ORM tot bet vaugessa re Issert aEe t.l berm %SW MVO MISR Ma ebpuesses eve ; of Vim pen es vao maim of sires VIM Ing 99609. obi 008 WM auk AA/ eb enrivel 4 she Alp at Posentoose 20 ore imam lea piees, 4 Vila 6 ewe 444 sod 9 __ dadleme 96410 time been. Tb men et she demise eft Me pomp IMO IMMO* 6114 envies lemer. DEMOB SHIPPING. Mr LIDDELL sehed the Fleet Lad of the of treat day bar Metrsty's goverstrest, h ersoagga is Tr = • 71"111.• retest/ gliT2 to that slaw, prop raid to afford to that It nee so °ogress. ty of filly oossidtrieg the prison coed:troa of &Stab altipplag, to so for se the rams Is affected b the operettas of wrath' provistree of tha Frisch Nevi. ',Noe Ltwo . and what muse bee Majesty's goverwasst Inoe ovpierd tr reotrarosad that hove to adopt In order is Isidore th• teaming,* of Pima ta make snub shanties. er eo.. !IS otiose to thews trim se tried he thought Joel mad aseessoo L rl PALMERSTON said hie boa. Mead sad the hoses wool that he appealed to his bus Mood tit r• her Sun I,rltati to se parate treat the address os the treaty the MI 11'1,0 •• torch bo Malted to sake, beerier! Noon the save., on enact/tenets between Emitrad sad Frame, sad be told Lim that If he world asks It s subttratlve sad saps reir ototinc—prwrided the words Irma wet= I . l wala biro aid 'ha anversesost—the geawastrat have w alls" to olject to—they weal/ Is itrgoarld PIPPad sad ' a resolatioe. and la plat of felt It would ecreatratea the basal of l".• 'inurement Is any seirodsHea they mirk[ eater tato with th a covertenest of Priam. The imam:in:lent would be Shimmied to give every facility for the parpotr. (Hew, liar.) TEI ♦FFAIRS OF ITALY. Lord J. RUSaiILI brought up further papers on the agars of Italy. The noble lord, la moving that they be laid on the table, sal— I dash the drot of the wartime brought raper a• is to able .Cent, that her Naivety's gover nor hairs parsed • policy of promoting the saner the d Tuscany sad this Boomers to Sardinia, sad that thereby we have bees laying the ground work for the anneratioa of Savoy to Faroe, and which It ought to have be our briars to avert. I think the accu sation is lorded spa • misipproiresion of the policy widish bet lloisety's government has pursued. The policy of the governors, is sot • policy which requires the assertion of Titaany aa.l tit. Brained to Sardinia, or required them ty hay* • eeparats form al governneeat ; our policy is to ends*. your by negotiator sod by eirresontations of our vi.ws to the thereat governirras d bows to swum to the harm pe.yla this pilaw of ammaghtg their own satire. (" Hear, m gr ... sa d o h oww ) N o w that object, which la in fact the rilipiediecir of Italy, was to be combined if possible with rest arrosgrensta r slight be rocegnissil by the do facto governorate—by the various, powers eil rope, sad especial, by Franco. Well, sir, Died • usergo from Coast Walowild, trough Led Cooky, that ha hoped I would osdievoos to pomade the Troia *Sell ogri. who was caning hers sire the war, to ledges the proviiseal gnumment of Teensy to be aelesied with the mall of the son of the Grand Dike Leopold, with the arabliahmant of a cassitatios in Teary, with on Italiaa mireleT, with Italian colours. (sow, her.) The spat who aim to this country was • ream of as hlgh • shad, of et Raab Worthy, sod of as sorb dfantoreseadear as I err knew • rem to be. (Heas.) Where be cane to err to at apes the subject I reprenated to kin lid theses af the Geer Duke was ocesiterred ter • purees el adthated rand, of literal dispo era la polities, end that he wee likely. If riled to rule ore Tarry, to greys et epee constitutional priaciplee. He lold son k raid be breedige that the Torre arid sera reseive the sea of the Greed Dar Leopold. I rid to dr, " Why yea yourself were the pros, when yea moo called urn by the Orel Duke Leopold to fens • ministry, you wen the person ho noonemend thee the Archduke Per dear Arid wiessti, Reid be the Grand Duke of Tr eaty." He mad, " I hat re perfectly tree; bat his conduct dace thee had ben of took a eaten as to early alienate the effeciions of the rode. He treat to Modena at the time of the beetle of Magenta, lad It error that, U the Ladle &odd be read in father of the Art/seta, be was to rich with • ports of the Au ere to army, sal ere poesercer of Planar wed Teensy la dune of hie ecumenaed al that Austrian form Thus, astir, .:'Le ride tf &liaise he re la eke army ef the Iterwor • Arne. He bad that darted to tele hi per Mr Ardis drape Hely. eel we sun delewelaol to VA re bash of Italy ostler Awieln" I riot mem dee Or weed to me a rwearble 'broths to the welorellea of the Archilalte Tentlard. At • Was pedal der was a qualm et aware eenbleries, awl I wu Ward by lard Cowley dud be treght that creature might be or with which the Zayre al the Freer would be court, sal that be woad mimes It to Artrie. Os the other hand. I asked Lord Loire U he treed that It eseh • peporra wen tare te Arida it wedl be adopted. earl that peresel woo Ace the Dessetkin of • tendon is erre Poly. now le a deeper we the table Mean to that added, bat It is rile isporlbis he el heath I alight asertals mesh • peopinfilea—althaegh I night lay that Great Bran raid te 'err with It— oe arra any preperies rat ride the rode of Da/ tbenseires raid use be gilded. Wrill, I Mel ware to esearter the agleam et re harm rope of Italy, mil I was lallemel by am who raw the eel Zegioh—thel try mold am epee to the terthe of a kirks to Orhol try. Tisk paddle sure We: lir meld they l sus idler able le the germ cf the Poem* If ha dif sat Melt le easy ea the war say tarther, to rho year M Vlllehrtsy and se anent Ad pre et Zelda, bat they wan bend to on la ret err hey weer be MR it the werwet of the neer had pearled so for se the Adder, and If the kiwis d iieM W essile4 mos •aly leabory bet Tess* roe they word her boos asiesesd rlth a Wei der to awed Italy. old ale essestod one teler leak the AMNIA, P rdiaad ae she Oral We of Tawny. Bat to sir power pariah hiehrieue tar the larder d rew rein ended try the Ilereppre sad di WM her Toestey, ward le me ark. ihm berg r. liresw of re Mods errantly rewair ern bow wed —err ben le wield le quite iareseible heberteederla bropeadren (Her.) Ha therm wee ef sphere OM ream, bet a des bier den el dearde, lid the wereas of tie lio wager Parr, Waken eed Terry would be erred le erre the tedierederwe Italy. Is rie lowe_ .wer es we bed Wird se to the nelendin etre rend Dire we taltabbel as ey be the enalrdreee of a reeler 4 Compel help. Zed war whale eerier leseberdeet epee esersehe, bet ea the poled* of Weaver the perie Ceara ler le her • preewer he rweedre. red Mew theme eismerho d eenerie end epwerlea sees Wok le• where of Arab. err haatio. eta dequilar ) 'Whoa, thwehre, we head sae area aror • kieigien el Central Italy raid he se- Lo g e as is affiserms. whin at bra Yhewlw that the Esswer of the Tore bed bird wee end over lola shed 110 hew reald be arloyed r herr or retiesl a Mr d powerre el the peers et Tummy. we rand only eta to the assiudes ter if the parr of Caned Italy wee to New relr sea way led Mew ohm "AM, lb. searadin Y /sits wee the pies whir weed set ready red up. It sons err rah. tree that the hedepnrnne Idly roar be reed, that they rear be Mewed Y they theerto pers. Ir are air eta 11111fft_ se* tees IMINIIMINISIS wed dealt f . Z r ellag el Ihrbis ente the met, the erstehe the rid read brews re Wrier. The MO SNOW eke ie. that fee • rag doe I wee weenaled by Orr ke en And oleanders afthe bleader el the Beworee of the Free* U a kinder of Northers mad Geed Italy ewe War, to wit kg the ersaaties of davoy,ded thelaards me mod of deretioa ogler rat i 5.,.. wail the sad at Jeaary. Now the ertaintien star nor* ea the emarden d dates, lot if sap we reser' the he_ will hiddist the very ateengest elgmedene I d to natriere—sone nab ea dee Jaly. I wawa tat" I reseird night be the essesimere of Ile tea the Invent ef the Patti la may plea firna•rdr. P"W wiibi Llik ir she dared web pwarrerare raid prodder. Well, se dour Core Walewthl mad, sad laid OM Pr leer dirk be Lewd Cowley. la the Ileet that the unnatioad Tw=eflardhalswereet arra wee ea mid aster be red le hided nete an = lat are—l talk It warn the derear— : hat truladily If that gra were perused In. blare!' the ?stash Reny weed he march late Terry, at opperrea weed :male te re sera of dw Sarre gnu Idler with view 4 reetarbm Oral Der. Theodore, Is hi to. of the at, se ash rent sr Al mar tits he Merl that • imere bi rt Casbal Italy right parry be tone* bet at so ter we. be willing is bra ear r maardee r the people of GSM! Italy deist. Treed" k earl rem owl in Lis eyes the attorados of Ewer was Is harehabie creeper, tad that it word set be he re se sty to /...14 —" Ammar the Grad le bet Matae.4l Blthcoitise that se blapleat of Coated Italy Is herd, sad euppreg that lea oesselisa, whir Cart Weir th-ue br impreelbio, brie tires teen l dere yes to retire is De.einiare the reser whir ramie la July:* It creed to to. that each • part would be net try am araftwary, hue absurd. If Lod Corey whiled*, holm itAß, a would bar r err fore la a de spair , bet, se w iirere wiling that the yogis d hay ✓oad follow reit eva wog to tadepteleam. le see ad to write deepures. rinery she sir==rear rap. sad we ewe whet by whet we reeaded te de. Arids eppeend la sowed et the Farm wpm Air laibild art • project tar at het for the esaratioa d eery, sad thee we repeated at the aid ▪ Jerry to urns me roe& Y act arraign, then than we bed red in J sly, the ems thsi an felt, sad sr he dile dreamt the peeped raid erode, la bora this =a sever reereded ow Wier or od leader ken we ce of the Preach ; we weer Ad ban se holm that dr wee • perm Mesh weld tat Wei Ira 01011110014 1111FAIMPRESS,‘ TiItDNESDAY - EVBNING-, MARCH - 14, :114.111% t i e s s i a sa talni ht ;Lin straiskthwerard ineepp what ow wive The right hde. 'agleam& time another arimmetien, which was that in milting our commasicarion to Visema, Berl* sad Sr. Petweburr with reaped Is the four did met say shah' Sardinia amilael =Plalredre me magna, is *as ass the Rositatur if the= , esseld pews Is taw Davey. We caul not prep* halls% ' hem= ham Tiumesthspagasitian was never mad",toawevet was wear ambit Perna Gartechak. 6 said, " I ant glad to Dad that I awl mot mite say °towline to thaaa prormriwge, became that vent make It small have ham set only absurd. bat imprepy, ha es to say, " There lea proyeidea 01 the Frisch govarament, U this auto :arias takes pi?* which may be Mem& forward ; we warn you agulast It.' It WY foe the Fran& goserneasat to make thee* propoeitlows to for.ign powers, and not for as to suggest them. What we did was to make a proposition to the government of It. Preach Emperor that if the people, by at new vow I. their provhres and shake, shoald deems in favour of arm arion, we would not ask the Bing of Sardinia to abstain any longer hem sending his troops into the country. Ws male that proposition to Franca, and there was so mistake on oar part as to what we wanted to de. These are oar riplaaations se to thew various points; but that them is wither question which is an aggravation of all the vest; and my noble friend wbo site mar me is liable to the same repro eb, namely, that we were so melons for the independence cf Italy through some chimerical views of our own that we entirely neglected other mmarrise. I maims that Ido not feel that as a very heavy sconsatisa ; I recollect in 1866, Lled Clarendon, with Como Wale wski, at the conference of Part. brctight for ward the question of It a ly ; sa d it w ill b e rianenibseed that that was a coafersnistasestebled for a totallydiffevent parposs, namely, to wink the terms of pesos between Russia on the one hand, and Trance, Octet Britain, Sardinia, and Turkey ea the vbor. Italy had so rdin•zion with the matter, lad Lord Clareadea thought the question of Nub portaaor, and ao interesting to Europe, and so I Zng to the continuant* of poor, that be stared his view, In the memos& He pointed oat that the continued sass p.tiort of Rome and of Bologna by foreign troop was onyeetedetted, that it destroyed the iodisatiot* of those eatetrkw, threatened revolution, and think, km perWed the pees of Europe. He pointed oat the she, of the govissmant tithe T wo and the mai-adanditra tics of jostles there, sad be sk i ed the confereate that tepee leatiag the eerier peat powers to take measures to remedy mach a state of Map. It would here been happy U the Austrian roveenerat had him that musing—(bear, hear) —bat they eleeedshembeed r eestiase their oweigathee _at swag.% and te settee their eerersawat of Lowlife/ :a the mean mean se base. W. bow what were t ie oinewpanasse—oramorldin diree yews batman times We pent powers whe sued dot Feedbag of Italy tools out, and they aentmeld Is vine as to which should rale Is Italy. We knew . 11brwese that after the peace of Zurich the appertain if Italy was still thriamaning. The world was iningesd, from time to Um*, of the duests of Arida to appear sidled the temps of Swim* and ma lb. die al Proem of an advance into that country. We emit met think that as settlement of Italy whl b tratond the earl Due or the Pope by force of arms would comb= ft • Wag saldming We frit, themikaw, that it wee • liseepean, and esbaagnsietiy • British inner, to ley, u the preamble et tie Minty of Zurich calls it, • large ant soLid bass kw the external and internal iniepsn deem of Italy." It wee, thenione, for Eamon *Neste that wit employs/ the inenenes of Great Britain, and we ma pktyed Is peasdally, with a view of reconciling iifferemese, with a view of priteendng war, with • view of laying the foomeadami of imam bialmma the grog yowl"e of dare Ar. Be', an, if in magailds. *miss the interests of Great Bri tain and of Swops It ironhi sar hat at die mace dole ID contsibute In rmy, malls nmallint form. ibe =Ns" latspeadeass early, falba NI NO, wlt i = is = to amble issa of I l ia mist orl maids parlors of may IP karthfip to metre ark illaret she fess al sursaasear ; if vs strait be marl tome that lawstry opla. whisk hso bra Its throe aloha soak aspailsd—to bar it kagth lair rank sa rapt lba Weft powers of Israps, maw tbs past daft t o hr . t hart of • prime of imas of the MON la inrope, then I my that ae tar fro d = bild aiddasil esetellmting to Mit result, et shriakhier bun mg florae elb 111, I *ball, on the contrary, always tabspolla ie aspoilf he having in any way roe& it about- (Clissan.) Mr. will:truth' dispels. the benne that the been geoid met amisens its the oaten ef a govenmesal, seep when fiessislag a vote of euenee. There wee me web psalm Intel to the enallation, mad thin- An they Met set be pedaled • Inn ameossien B. did en nen to nabs my passed attack ea the Bann a the lean. Ns thought he was ▪ aMe me; he threght be ebbed to revive the dthe net Boehm IA wee ea Emperor ▪ as awn sad he wad Ike to awash himself with OOM Nal parlbia. high.) He had gr deigns ; he raid the peep of any wend rather live with eet bin than ens to. anal paroment el esel a i t tat has Itair s ZtAd ts wee sethees, sin seld the he the warm. ammelder.) Let lel i tew bag the Haag we to be dna on he woad Is with • corps led settle as alenim (A nigh.) Bet let thew observe whet passed dohs Ham in. On the 24th - Dor . , the Pasparsr, at Me tatavhe with lfr. "la him the lialeimeassient tees the In thing he err; that the nee ef sea inn tens led penned gating Espial .gel, dish add ash be seed la the Premel say, sad thee be band Hag led men dates nand kin ; sad thet he air dean to tater into • treaty at pen led rennens with Beshad. Now, on the same day the geneema wen Inn en by I l na Cowley that an kinds= uses sheet bbe seasee, sad net pile lane la the wend was wales hackle reply. the He did ea hien theeit hi Cre who willed le have • great =win hr their • be ealy eenelateed that an of see nweitent eel fee ell the ceasidemeles to whin they was a sd. She Anne a the Ps_a wee as abet MOSOM Se emmtnest of Herne ems en he, E. add "I will give free mode le s era sad late sal Niel to myself." If saran tone se leavideal me himself send ~ma the sanie= of apshaien hi woad tea Ina, a tha lawn re Nankin the arced at the In might tne ve= ri t ik elle. Wan Theo wee esevermansa a easent a eine en Ingeree mad bel his Shen nth T ee they namable he alga of the reek whin wee to be la pave he desired the Wray to be Wee& am bin. • nil On babe bees ammo he oak set • beek, mak ft • deer win ram the story of a barrelest flay. The sassy was this : • Frsash isms payed to the lesevelea spark to pee hiss what we beet anted to hie on , !Woe ; wins amid by for health for line If sad Lally, sat he fretted asp, the, he es *dal. nal fun ; wed hi =nee pawl. Thee le mein be • pelt ens mean wen she tq l lise d e seiner of the pea thee wee a Ilan d u el a e hi fame, Ind be emeened a nes h. In bin neighbour veil of sae the dem ter nehmeem ear yield it. The hey had waned the Sinew met le ea he what vu mereeneable, en the peril el bake rand to hie forma mans. The beneint galas wenn lila spine nailleas saki- Sam, wand the tonliney, an anal w spa to hie =el thaltaties eel penan. The ewe, bang the stay *MEI leo hookan sill, is me Shown; ealebell I en silt Masa." (Near, bass.) Tbst no the *lsms • nylon) ass amme os the sena* nab - baba las a the semailes im whin be them wood. He (Mr. Whitedi) nth *mashie led, that entemeseed IsOh h j..tleeirr matter no • alloy ef the emengenee to assentor lbassaa, sad he did not task be had lama Jellithes prenetlag thee policy there : bre bend Oaths fa= kinhandoe wee bah resan lb. Il i tnill a Mme dides to wad ben Awns may of her desinne, bet bane lanai 4 eery yeas la Lom bardy an Venn, be tees eseviaad that eager me snampesy end the pepthaem d noltiiittA d t tensest ' wed lam pales ef She Laskin Rapes. He sad set napes die the hid el the time eutaised all the aanindesises whin had pan Mann N. Cane an the Pawn paseenat, la he emend that the seen desemesses we eneheinelle to the tt whisk ponedel the ann. it wee aid thee Began &said have ilea aeppesw bereell been es the ears pewee of Baron span Ist the penes of tentlyng bur Baron a• amenable a filanzge thee seek a palsy wad eat may bil tan eel banshee. to the peace ef Bans. bee weal vs neenahree peens. The ether powers weld me athmeW la snag • very Nth- Amory, but primp lataltlaa reply to the theased. The Ewan of Mettle, he lestease. wend say, " Tee we very anthem nest Savoy sal IMee, when Pans, lb. WY prim yea ben, main se nen an, ha pus aid set a wen whoa Iwe aspelied n . deice gi that the See nery = .6l4 far Tonga hike did sot attempt meek ••of pambet that inn Ilea at that late beer, be wined that the ante lewd had met sane ed to eanamethe Ingthe areament with other le tile man med than hal calented Mona w e nein a grated ea the pert • laglan veal hay wee se on • fun and penes. seat Inn Be Wan that Italy had • bright peepect bane her, sad he head that the house would ease, la say ether easideenteth bee int ef the peat advantage van wield man be Serape sad imasalty *as the se noel laikameamm of that ooentry. (Hay ) Mr. B. COCHRANE protested again the notion im plied is the wale lord's neaten that conotrive bad • right is nesse their ewes ran nen i.e OM, a the inekbente el Zama who nest he pen= the Cooper. if • Compels were held os the satin a Italy, and to 1.. k that the baba Linda gnat be seamed to the kingdon. of Omen Rev could the sage lad reply to that f The pried* he had adopted wee a least objecdosable and eab wain on add It am quite evident that by the wet of lest y. lessee bith soared oa • new MOW of sethempsedisseeset s erenon. The obvious course for us to penes, sloth Wog, would be endangered by this, err to form sad ethebbathions with those preen whisk night be thsuthasti es wall as ourselves. The but of sotheast la Free"Y it ewe sow Indulged, would beans strength The pp.l st , y ef Leland to pest dose had been sash es he now nocusamsdell ; ft was our isulltseal peaky. Be thought our gethmtheth weld biw age there linty e• Ws soosole• if they hodi seethed Me • pow** lasso will Prose* as • pretest the mid est this less were .arose this weenies sad eingenge to Swop& ga hisvfsw this would hew both the mad sod wise policy to hath edepted, mil then liagthed would hen bees tthlea • diplisd attlnatia, intheed of begging • essioarthal treaty with Preesth while this wee rig es. The pulley of tonal arquirseace wee • dangerous sod newer th7 Wier. L eg g H . VANE tetheithi thet distethoth like this, with were of • provoking eirshotar, eed Gould Woke sth sheets b• d obi br sad Ille illoperedes pear lens et= d right So or mesh el w it ride =lint lietwerme i lli m obo bed Ms fa ~Miles Id a = dud ler Idepatee gomemost lena lan sr direr ate them sherd be a Need to my beprest ergs that took doe berme she mirlarserf Fonts sled dr seabeaser la Friar brae boesslble deit the daemons amid be theorem thsi lei gide Worm she kin 4 ed up ia sumo earrogisid• ease. 1 a bathe bad h e rd it maid do post petbaddie 11111111peatisess relating to fledge idr hil ham to. ZION at OISIMOINS was sot • kb ,later at s eared dee se orb if the berme wee sessedd by IMP egestlesse that no fair view was dated base Kr. D. GRIFFITH Old It bed always bees sound del the jzorts i gs in Cenral Italy had bees erred leek* bad sot be. the speremed gel cf do people themselves. He wee eambeed, bath aver, the; though there had her nee prosere 0 Sardinia, the governmat d Selina bed by.. seem bees *Mose of this movement. Os the ening he believe d lath the 'overcome of arldis was marldled dos do truth of Valehaseals dared Idoas t theadlia of Oriel Italy. &see that beep wares pespedrie he ice suede rat el Italy bed bed Irk Mt the pegie lied wet asap& fir • sorest, and the was Mb art MI at this .menu thr bed ober their rim a Or annexed t. “4. 1 11 =2 be be stes. The raw fir figh lowed by bar Illageeth's getheinthens bid Was diet o• Ita4 sedwa th ad iesse ef= k geTudli. li tit peer of tbe Fess* say is TraZ b ad jut Toads as I psis sin, bet kr ee l dot wit be la =dealer." Clam It der. w om en, re ROW the Isspesee le pa ve, wed beari Lbithat se rad meths ell l e ho l tmkoweilel NM die h ad`m eliseeellre whets al then berellem, tbat thelerweeple, eel Neil , rations of, Centhel Italy WM wooly se the segordes of ithe government of Media*, lasted of belag the imatareses sets of the Mr. XINNAIRD Midi to set the aoble lad whether say security beill be. lakes, as was warratly re ported, be the_prebell audgm ea et the neutrality of Switzerland by the meld of F sod Chars ? Lod PALLbiEBilOlf led Si the arediss wed ley /la Whlbter, Mau he had Ord that the preens mil gap b• Maid la de surd • erre as do llar atior er de sesermist, re •1111•1611111. lie arms Slat le by dews M•dorm del pedigree wee set to dieelle• • quer lid ef this kind la be sere se • Europe= polka. Ills add friend bad, is the loth inseam% be. lalwrised by Croat Walewski thei gay ides of the emesellen to dewy was aleabsed, • p= debt bass peeped ; tt was toss that the spiki e r dilomt meld km. bass MIA ad there was so me hrisen late as miry esessepeadenes with Freon with espod le • NM Mont ere. As sole r it was Misr dotaresere weed esembie, biesebbilised made • gerwreest sirs* thesemsellm et Sam. It was driat Ms wee me • peed= d pees to wer, this stern kattlai as edit rest labor con- As kr : li ia lberesselen as required debeserd Wer. ge was cerned NOM wadi set he Savoy Savoy thee without it If II toil are he,. bees pellist to have feral *** 'Mrs Ida the ado powers le =ft le ; engage • emir meld bar boss speet hi l i Aldeer The proper NMI was that whisk hod hens Ithea--einely, to ereastrate with We..., gad to addriciam to the eillimpewere the fees d that remonatrame. Ile reght it moll he • pod ruble if Fries was be eery ere this den elite OR deep, as It wadi •assirdin the eery which at. 21 ; err* thelduedesof Italy ; E4railr be try grimed *earl on say er hestio, er way is of de kiddie' at up Si by giribia is any coe d' pat essaby wee a member. Midi se step for the security of thilf lted thellle i ot the mediated= 4 a amen ta ill entirety. The pre bends, el the t z we The I r o e , i l l e al b i diVega mes ullkest eldida ill. 27llo qpiSind the tw* sr - espalles dm AN II the groliesa powers mige le estZ e ' ries against it, he rad ad but meld ..saa ast Orr Oh law dlidP la itt s : tes dif the aoble the larths " = o :l o M i haterad, gad I sopa laid the Ober rem win set take Mile. ten el it that ye him anIF-41 view not WM P=4): . , Of ale le which Fraser eau ray ara founded eps. d which I bold . ...e.= ..7 ed ids gird We Mearted iii • din gad temparate Si ve bred us to thiak did de would be gedvisable, sad I mpg, . oi ler/ rI ell" try the puldilled g Lemb• gad et die innia, liy rabbi dhow" gay s dlisideg Os mat woes et7illefkieleesy_iiles ef warlike tripe SI the pot of Frame. To my art they would gala far more by that thus by say advantage which they weld rive by de aftrldee of or mom lein tops ml Ulf • Mil= elan 'Miser (Cheers.) With mud le the seer per adverted to, I roast but ton greets* the her wed the country spa the peeped which uses le he held eat--that quiet daredgellsa es the part of Tommy to gabs harsh to lardbia, gad that there will be oral to Nerd is Gebel Lai, • elete wldd by the roar ef hr laddedlds, is by de hidspta fes it will have ruelarillhell or • fair peeped that Italy may for • bird tam bend: in that eadmiees, es a pan of the slaked era ohs oar irl* the days of the Boma doperarred edeneseste la Wes porde when the revival el orb eel true plated Mb. dewed not this • greet mill lite y mow, in • reddish ell bear to glory that as long as Massy nodes ea Urea bed to with pride sod vino mesa. ) I wad bat think that Italy, which tar raglgwg ma pebble spirit, and which has developed so ismit s ieltVollso, le that m l:i s s a ly of w t hi l l d h aglitad el% ee&Terelleg . '7a • Ors d V im .bat. (Chess.) Itie amid leeposet to oostart tee t, and errs r=liOmar, of those err= daring the last entlr hare cosirihmed se lewd to Italian mews, with dot less enable spirit dish gthwaded in 18411 a Yaw rad neasuSia mai* dro imbed give to the meet hersellihs afitsse. , I red Only say with wiped ro a l i t i talian store= whose era bee bra dr mostirmed In this debate—Cosa: thether—theil dough tree may be those whom views he ken debated lad, Mose_ pry be hoe beteyet time the rem will regret Mat as one of t dbridebed makes that is. adored the bleary of that esentry—s comery which is ear se peat orsere le lies as any asks ever owed my me Id he sembers, aid rag thh, sad the sneer while has GUMMI hie _ pry. be seed ace be arra by the arld (Obsesa elm whim It lee peals ) airs may I a rag agestry bre or rind Kr. DIIIRAILI told del wbed he had reed es • brew sorsa re, that toe el ef be Swenson was se rththat It required `'awedesprode usess eloread, seed bed Add the r ef Lord I. Rased that eviserg. Be (I*. Hired) bed Sot the weartatica el &my egad ft be • car e d warn el a esedederesiaa of the pent peer against Franca. Illeretag reeseres to • pro lOM to iedirdes that war was set trade& Lard. Masa hd Si straing gives no ad dress' *rustles with Nerd le the assesslies ef Savoy, so MI there bees raw eleriellss d Me (lb. Dimon) esersosk Mgt bowed Jay eat haraary last the sidle lord had raided iliallea ef be Meatier d Frame, sad that be took se Mike IS the matter. The missed= el red Prier= wee equally ga r lefeetory ; Was w bald es dry dam* rearm hearse era, sash as Om to Led Jells Rased; soil there wee oodles le whew toot my re step bad ham Ira to the Cli= le msetsewes of the maw 4 width bay kno rep • few bili ts-regadas despers —the like of which wlaile w s, e had had belt" and which thaw no llght cis the treasecree to which they related, the trod her to dash wen aralial is perm bale be. the la ear dalwrieg t• Miro Hs eel sat th a r li Zst se sa • airs Wmy gond with Firs edit aped le the pair she w ra te i rdirg. TM right boa goilim• wreeisme - The F mat have Slam Sly sad ,age tad sere of deglir =podgy, sea they have arld or piessrat that If wage sorodeed, Firm met swam Savoy sad Ma I say, dam, lest It te are de t that cm smiler tithe mat et essiferter =To. ' ram= or of de policy wild the *NAM bas purses& But what is this pulley ? The ore led de Secretary for Foredo Afire b snorer* Si the Hesse of Commosa should sodas this pit, wed he ads the questions are Irritatteg, aid dot separd dressier ere perilous to the per ef arm is the noble led di that which is oertalely peedler ie him—be lost his heeler, sad he hills us that time dbreises are not to be breed—that the House of Comesue Scald net lequire lath the peaky whisk has been as arm* redheil ies t a t id he gerierist. These la bedbug ht the resew* ef which seek swam le the esuz i that serdleg ts mading—thst dem fe sem is likdp * rnwier de pease id liteesps.-thea t i allegeriptlan given by Sc fierhey et Ore es to be freed= policy of Yews. The adds krd's drip des ad it bee bets Mad le alght to.. that edebeeted dogma Mid Is fresh la everybody's NIA end Oa astir bed Ms morreed ic e d, of she preusawat vies Ihesal aid the modhe ken arose, has ewer/ blood la leoptage Wedded Se =paelbusea wed the rot do • ore might be . Ls It lobe esmotedidea, a diet be der el Om. uses skeet/ be dirt The sable het brlngtheressell Si I= of the NW= swedre week red der la the sad pat leaden le Ye; ad I leek rued S. Pet ry with great rem, la ressper• et des agree whit* UR be Peed a the yew, to burs whether air are ha skredsg.~ Is rasters L disk the pry el the loorserd the Preseh, la armee le de rued bwesisehe of empires, requires the merat redid = d de cowry. I Walt it is • miry 0 gm raw, sed if this prisciple of reed be smalmarreed then will hs despair esi didesdila is- I rem, end d then shred be samaisery were—i 'ogre should be overthrows, sad if dynasties should be =buried, kw Illarita's government, which hoe theisted that policy, will be respoemble to the country and to history. Kr. EINGLAKE raid he did not rued to breobie en hoer bet with • ie. observations. He speed wit distal Me. padres is thinliog that the IsedeA k i the i Mlle ah. ewer had hi= got to increase theOh l be tared la Some dissuades VS Ike M i d gi sp. move It. (gm, boor.) Meek of whoa had fairs from the sable vim= war exam* gratifying. He mokreard the was vbeount to may that be understood that when the Emperor pratoed W commit the great powers of Brow It was reds in Its natant rase, sod therefore they might hope WM ttr semoratha of the proviesw was ma went whir& would sot mks piste without the areas of the powers which were interrad in them. If that were the ease there wee= err et all diseussion on the subject. What they bed waisted was, that this annexation wan be et now* kagerees if made without the erre= ef the rest FAWN. Although he apparel et meth ef the know Us poke had the Soarotisey for Foreign Akio. bs seek set but Meeks this wham ha are OD els. pre the yelfthed semospeodeme with events be was =sok 7:ll. l r.rgill n tr re "mrstri i:= wed by erm ihretery d Err roe sot pained he arra! resdres akar, bean) TM sobie lord bad, was Int, nermsbalsd is Meng Mg *est= lientarge. sod km that It right haw bra Wei MM weeM be weeseske to hie Saignikatt lie sinstweignmeln or et an weak Intletke. Daile fhb aereausilmes tiers was soldwasgehesser, nor kleatiou It wee lessild, is Uwe, et emil ar a d‘= "ll..; Ht sr sante hew ham melee& by Ile Alai gereemst. Thee* ebeerretes the From& seased have redo wee that Ikea wee • mr= "as f free k the srgareek hat be thenght *ow bll 11111W11114. Mr. S. FITZGERALD hoped that tog the future so private letters would be mixed upwith orrespondemen (Err, hear.) Is aim rape= he thought that the =mo ment had, by their condor, earned strong disapprobation. First of en as to the position to whir dry had put us with regard to From. France was so plesed as to be almost la the right, sad our goveraineet ia the we*. Fresco had el ways erg that Is certain makoperes k week be asoserry for her to pear= Savoy, herd forest kat we pro ow Implied earomi to the anowellem sighs es the aggreadhement of Semikk white was the ea selegary WO' toogilehoL The hest selatier WI that might augereed • =bele Mat the preketal eassu lks week sot be Is, bet It mat be observed tart from the tor messmint kr 114ers'e girewareent bed ooloomod ms az teseedsmy haft et teseletion. The ltrelga eisirlated IhM kopek powers wadi be mja lla Z the Mt Lied hid mak the ems elerreest, bat ism this ,pmslei hesi kel lis trusimelles our atly le ka le thom. Helot y sew balky= keli Ore ems= was le be abed. Er Is was with rim essen—with the 171i= =I /reds/redsperlissmor—all a ura left gie the le Sr dewash lONA= he as IfiNfifoir. The sere bed the member Re Limb% la hie dispatch le Led EkerenaM, pre ski bake ilk anal II ark • reerestrrees tem the marl :Mr, whit to Nee J. Crampton or Lord A. Lease *IMO wen no Woo at all. He (Mr. Fitzgerald) het caty barker to w pm he be= that =body would Ing that the isperreas MEM bad Ikea lad that night WWII edeekled abater the Fruit maple, cc blank tbsir govameteits Za aril orb say that le had Dom mod a tom expressire et aka thee respect, and as to the poNey of the gerromeal W Lwow had DOW/ has half so strong sa that of the mils tend rte. He did not think, therefore, that it ley Is the masiof the noble lord to say that irritating language had bees end cm that side of the house. Mr. B. 08BORNR mid every sada, for its own purpose% had put Its foot on Ms treaty of lilt. Ha Ed set kik this aountry had w glit to k the egmerism Savoy. lie beaker the n lard= et Wig Tee that they ar et Wield of Frame grog to the Mobs It they bed no redlimme k the Emperor why Ed they =ler Isle each Intimate armor with him? (Haar, brie) Hs base= the whale rift& wee this—we had a =tale awoke of statures In this country who have an artist duke Ie take up • wed Mai d= in Csatnl Italy. Hs (Mr. Oakes.) bed she rimiest= for the Italians, bat he vas set Mkt le trz salt= of; ow stateroom interheing la the amass of Ohs Italians. If the Hells= could buildupp thdr ern indepes dery well sad good, bat the more we IMoUmd the peeler beadle we wee giving to the Feast imprort kr mg peadsrmst Hs wee surprised at aside kids aid hes. gentiomen betiereg in Remmers Mei* perkwalless a gore to wer he a idea. To be sure le=reis o a f= importer* sepselally whoa yea wale He never mined It weld be tw the Yr= of Frame, which woe set esesoillatiseel le art a markt ra I=asM bee ewe pie it he Kum ant* that inked wee7g l bie ig bw graeb di never yare2LiaL g lE dem %Owing . Be wail set hdp era Zof °Maim tips the smile brimime.aineet too ae ris t rz rsr e, trees Iter Ho bspage Weird in the ether FITZOILEALD—Eaper It. (A laugh.) Mr. OSBORNE wok repast bet the Image** sal the meaner, too. No ern In test hews who Ward that speech but most brow that %was the speech of a man who was fol lowing the instants= of his party, and took it with all his heart. He wee eat the right hon. member for Books bad disowned the hinges. at his under-seerstary sad he hoped that In future disoundons the same wits sa d atatestaanllke spirit would be Marra as that which oharectsrisei the leader of the opposition a this oceasim. (Her, hear.) Lord J. RUSSELL—I ham • dew words to say at the mod of this debate. I renew rot remark that the hon. gm demos the muslin he Hasher bee made • statement this snake wry diarist to that be reds the other night, bar's sham I grierreed him to say thee ought to be a schwa protest =dowsed ea the part of the powers of Zerepe, awl that that protest skald be odisetim. Mr. !FITZGERALD I sever said ()anything of the Legg J. HusBSL=nalon:olth; h7•.:iseillanan !slag the wards, " A solemn protest as the pert Bashard: 11r. FITZOBRALD—Hear, hem Lord J. RUSSELL—I could set kelp expressing thee, as I threes sow, se opinion that if the powers of Europe ware to make a wienut mutest It would be thry Mikan for these not to Moist upon ahwyieg Into east what they ingesed, end very difficult for the Emperor le yleid le a moths' that would look very much like a threat. (Beer, bear.) That was the view be took then ; but he ims sow changed his kale. It seam to are the right ham godliness the member fur Bu has tranolommid this question wry much. I never heard that her ffieJesty's go bed brought any charge epithet the government of the Be of the Franck of deceiving se. A ablemeet sneers in Cowley's despatches, in which he said be bad often heard Count Walethki scones an aptedon, that if this plan—which he thought impossible—could ever summed, in that ems Savoy would be annexed. Lied Cowley goes on to say—" I never said rads a proposal • would be approved by her Ilsjeetjs gthorsoarre." Them le certainly so charge is Lord Oewlefe deopateles of desalt on the part of the heath gthernmest. Os the mist- Wary, Lord Cowley did resolve ocenmeniostime from Coast Warmth!, but he did not think It prubat write timpakese shout them. We might have written despatches week nits week, and I might have bete saying ft the Prench.govsni meth that if th at annexation were proposed we "Mid eldest to it, and the Peewit government might have gene on re *keg that if a catch theist hipmennut he ',odd require Savoy. I do not think if we bed des se k weak% have mat my Mimeos at all, brew the quad= wee a premical ono, and oar opiniene were knows. If the emir= hod met It would have tem dimmed, or weal& bath been soon afterwards. The boa. member to Lease says, we ought to bath seat copies of the deepeethes to Berlin, Vienna, and Mt. Peemoberg. Well, th at bibs very worm I have taken. (Roar, koso.) lf the has. geethela lead waited till to-merrow, he would lad I boredom, what he lays I alight to hive done; bat he is too quick at emorlsoi, and blames me is, not doing the thing that I have done. Bat what 1 lave not thought proper to do le Ito irk these proms le anthem theta lengths* to ours, end to eater isto agething Mesa &Ewe or eambiestios whisk might teem boodle to the Emperor. With lipid to the Pm& dupla, I owMinly atheist Mom him whet k con tains. It bee arrived to-day, bat It he not yet heft pat into my bomb, teed I *moot say what form It may Isis. Ent there is another thing which the right hon. gla dness the member for Backs gem upon, sad is always meads& although he eentally veils his nortankag. Be says that this prepared enaexatios of Savoy brought on lemur we wOl peels& on the policy of irking a rest kbeillen Hely, sail okoloziog Tuscany to Sesdkda. I endeavoured to explain to the right honourable gmffienten that we esthaveared vest fens balsa end the* mighte but one way by width, if sesemettd, we prevent onnexation altogether, and that wee by saying to the Emperor of the Frame that be mole they wean is olitheiless When you oppose the the of force In Central Italy, Lot your troop withdraw, and let the Ana/lass eater, mod they will be able to restore the Grand Dukes sad the Roomer to the Pope, and thin there would be no question of anneration. That is the reel =min of the right has. gestlenoses pro riiiellwenZita t a li re . I n t :: avow it se tens tab r km o elapse& We v sioling themeithe to &Minis. They have dome BO wn oeree l'imadd they ham teem to annex themselves to Sardinia. PITERBOROUGH ELECTION. Mr. GEOBGE. &Written of lb. Peterborough Election Committee, &Wind Mr. G. H. Whelk, to be duly *looted for that oily. THE INDIAN ARMY. cokaa 81118 seord 1iTC;;t;1;;;;;I:ea cannested with se-argeniesles tithe assay in laths. An Hos. thou= here moved that the house be counted. There Was may .hate pvesent, The home etlieennal ea a gamin poet 10 o'clock. hiIeIIOWABY CONTZKINCIt nr lavearoot,.—The officials d the -tier ithiserstry sedetias have made er. rearrents to WI a etnilimnee la Liverpool, In the Bee Ball, oneneesies en Menley, tits lila henest, and ttni eating ea ?May, tin Did. The entheewee will dims Se whole '-ferry werit et bens sal Ana ; end Nib lir curios will be enneemetiewel, awl learolweed by a mar wr address sot ezondiag to wilidue la beg% Sbort-bent writer, will be t to like down all net is odd, with • view to • nvieed publication od the preendiape, CRYSTAL PALM= Own SHILLING DAY. INIODAT,.MLICS 13.—AMISMIOSO OS rmens, 764 ; dMe by mss "lasts ssii: Tntal 'Wm. 1.111. (AdvsedsisiIIILI—HOLLCAIAT'S PILLS MID OnlT smakanWisht 'he aln iliP ai n tilLo h N 1.. m.,...06, lIIZMi w IS l ie I . sz aic =issb pe n rme& am mil is .• saSer r. Sr. ma .:ll s rz. '.• s a •• Mrs as Masi •104 seal foot Ibm•OsSMW d %Ma eIS amilki• • Rea ma kissl sow Isr to s i lts welts swiss ASBIZB INMLIGENCB. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAID rocs, Meaca 13. The ocinimirke for the twenty of Sant was opined on lionday, and beaker wee proceeded with this Yearning, Chid Isaias Brie presidia, en the awn We, and Mr. Janice What the crown mut. The muss list ocataine 19 3of which an special jury eases. On the crown Nide tiers are 40 prisoners for trial, 19 at whom are soldiers; but arm of the charges in the rebinds' appear to be of • very mime ribaraoter. The number of prisoners for trial is mach asealler than usual at the spring wedges, which is principally owbg to the magistrates having for the first time in this county held an adjourned mission previous to the assizes. The caws tried were not of peculiar interest. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Exirns, Xis= 12. (Before Mr. area Mania.) 1111ACHIT O. BROWN.—BREACH OP 710111311 OP IIAIaIAGI. £760 noon. Counsel for the plaintiff, Mr. CoUler, Q.C., end Mr. Ben lake ; =nod for the dsdendant, Mr. Smith, Q.C., and Mr. Certer.. iTeplaintiff was Mies Elizabeth Beachey, the daughter of a retired solicitor's clerk, and eater of a lawyer in extensive r4ficcejt Newton Abbot, and the defendant was Mr. Henry Brown. a gentleman of property living at Barton hall, Dear Newton Abbot. The anion wee brought to re cover damage fora breach of promise of marriage. The de fendant pleaded that he did not wee to marry the plaintiff ad that at the time of the alaged egresment to merry she wee engaged to be married to another, which she had con cealed from the defendant. It appeared that the plaintiff and ilellendent had been acquainted with each other for some thus, and that the former had kept company with a young gentleman named Yeeld, who bad emigrated to Aus tralia, but she had never heard from him slsoe he left Eng land two years ago, and it was alleged that the understanding was that if he did not return and marry her at the expiration of six months the engagement should be considered to be terminated. Without pretrans oourting, or the least " &te m," as tits learned counsel said, Mr. Brown wrote the plit ; intiff Wier as follows ' My dear Miss Beachsy,—l have known you for a long limy mad bow always had the greatest regard fer you, which boa now sbenged into love. Will yen, therefore, allow me to ear my kart and hand. Do write soon, and say if you can I return my love.—l rem ain , dear kilos Baachsy, yours vary truly , B. Baowx.' After onsetgmw her father, the plaintiff ...to two nr three gays aft as follows: "MydearMr. Brown,—l have to thank you for your unex penal note of aiturday to me, which greatly surprised me, sal bed not the slightest idea that you entertained these owttoments which are expressed in It. I really know so Ittle of you that were Ito accept, on our slight acquaint ancy your offer of heart and hand, it would be considered I bed demo so Ikeda motives, which will never be the caw timid I ewe many. I cot therefore only add that, should your roma for me be decay, permit me to sae a little more of yam helims audible a garden of so mu alt imporMoos to hoth.—Beidew• we to ramie yours very truly, Bums Oa day after the letter was asst the defendant called at the plaintiff's house, sod, after taking tea with the homily, he had aa kkeviser with thear • ham about the settlement of his property tow marriage. He told the father that be had and Ws dienskter ; that he intended, lost ego, to have bar an offer, but that be had seen her walking with • = and that had prevented him. To this Mr. replied, that his daughter was now fres. After partaking of supper the defendant le ft the house , having =wily said he was never so happy in his life." ter.) The plaintiff thea wrote a letter, scrupling him se bee suitor. Subsequently defendent called and saw the tZ and arraa to meet her end her family la Lon don,socespuy them to the Handal festival. This however, be never kept, sad, greatly to the of e e family, and to the mamma sad pain of the young lady , the defendant called upon • nnetneJ friend, and desired him to communicate to the plaintiff's father that he was determined to break off the He said, " SI " I. now "mi r d lag Z k ai r t Charles J ests, wad let the osseeressess what Way soy, I shell bash It off." Os this lie plaistlif wrote, desylsi nest segireisally that she was esnespeading with Mr. Seek car *et day t ielsialed terms Ibis. Ihs v Zsdhilo Op all arm ' slid des weld lei bin a be Is ham To this Weir SO delholest rspiled that he hed Mined thed she wee Mill simpagel Is Mr. ;eels. end ex meek. I* anew dist ohs bed wit telt aim so at first. In this War he swirmsd her lettere sod bar portrait. To this letter a distinct denial was again given to the defendant's allegation, and be was conjured to give the plaintiff the name of his informant, and to visit her, with the view of having the matter fully cleared up. Defendant, how ever, did not do so, but replied that the whole neigh bourhood waa his interment relative to Mr. Jade ; that he had been ailed after. laughed at, sad even handled "by maim= men in Newton." This letter, Yr. Collier said, was positively an iamb isg ow, as there wen no grounds whatever fee the defendant's accusations sgaiast the plaiatiff. It vs. stated that the defendant was in the reesipt of 1,3001. a year. For the Maim Mr Smith mid the defendeat was ay Meted with St Vitue's &sok which afflicted him Physisally, and probably mentally ; that the whole affair was one of the most unromaatie that he had ever knows, and that it was a hasty and ill-judged affair on the part of the defendant, who when he heard et the plaintiff's supposed engagement broke it off with as mash haste as be had made the offer of marriage. Whilst therefore not denying the breach, ha pleaded In mitigation of damages' that it was:quite clear the plaintiff's feelings could not have bees mach injured from the mods in which the oonnaden had begun, and the few dare daring which it had Waisted. His Lordship having summed up, the jury returned • verdict for the plstatif—dasorwas 75W. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Locout, Mecca 13. (Balm &r J. B. Winn.) 111711.0 ti AT SKIONTaII. Araerel Neely, Warmer, was charged with the wilful sawder cif Zillah Lyng, at Skegnees, on the 6th day of Feb ruary bet. A second count in the Indio mane charged hint with the sold gander upon the coroner's [spanks. Mr. Fitejames Stephen and Mr. Hufeb appeared for the proseenfon, and Mr. Flowers for the prisoner. Frees the opening statement of Mr. Smythe, which was aftiwwine bone rat in evidenoe, it appeared that the pri mer the deasend, end another man, named Howard, wen drisking at the Tine Hotel, at Sliminess, on the night of the murder, at about Sire o'clock, and left early on Sunday morn ing esgethier. Howard parted company with the prisoner and the deonsed at Smith's-corner near to the pop whore tl:= Pm found. On the follo wing day the body of the d wss fend in • ditch by a little boy ; and near the pine where the bed was found some keys, to., won fourth Upon en , of the body of the murdered ma the skull was knead to have been broke., and the medical INS pee it as their opinion that the deceased died from droning; therefore, it would seem, that the blow wee first given, mad, a all likelihood, the body afterwards throws into the drain. The prisoner prevaricated much, tenth, some Imes he left deceased at thodth's-conerr, and another that he SSW Me boar. The cap of the prisoner and the asp of the ' deceased were Pod upon the road near the pine where the wander was eommitted. and the next day the prisoner was aeon within • cap. Another simemstance &glint the mi -1 arose Ana, that his teasers wan wet up to the knees, as he had bees in • ditch, snit the prisoner accounted I f= feet by saying that he had Wen down. The motive far somaittiair the murder was alleged to be • pique at barring bees nos beaten by the dossed, who was a much stranger man than the prisseer. Plunder wee not the object, for the pin of the damns& was fond nos him, therefore reageanse, sad net robbery, was the object of the murder. r. Aswan having addressed the court for the defame, The Rey. Mr. Tow gantheprisensra good character. He he said, soled for his bravery. On the occasion of a mallgasat Aver raging in the part& of Sksgnen, when the villagers fled from the corpse, in two mess Moody volunteered to hear tar deceased to the grave. On tithe jurymen was trims Sl during the summing up, end his aneas from court delayed the trial for • considerable thee. Tho 'a jury Mused a verdict of Guilty of masslomiltor, d. _ _ _ The Judge very feelingly addressed the prisoner, and me toned him to 16 rad penal senitede. 711.11 POLICE COMM XiNB!ON-H01:18B. Henry Francis ifiskervieort wee brought op for farther 111.111thIstiOD, charged with having, while noting as semetary to the council of the London Volunteer Ride Brigade, em heeled various sums of money belonging to his employers. Mr. Humphreys appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Sleigh for the defence. - It had been previously shown that the prisoner was em • powered to receive and pq moneys on account of the council, subject to • regulation for making daily deposits in the Bank of Remised, sod forniehlng • daily statement to the Lord Mayor, as president of the council, and that various sums paid ttire by members of the brigade fur their uniforms had net been escalated for by him, nor entered in the books; he, however, asserting his !tat to bold • balance in hand, and alleging that • sum equal to the amount of the sums which he wee charged with embezzling was duets him for salary—a staletnent which weii denied by the prosecution. Mr. Humphreys said he intended to call three Witiltellie who had paid sums to the primmer on account of the brigade, and to prove that those same had nut been &accosted fur by the guesser. Of Uwe three witnesses two paid 61. 10s. 10d. each, and the third paid 11. 19s. 10d., for their uniforms. The pr is sNo upon receipt of these sums should have handed to the witnesses printed order* for Memo. Silver to provide =dorm ; bet instead of doing so he gave them orders written on sheets of note paper. Subsequent to the ITAIOU- Oot of the orders • clerk frum Meson. bilyer had an inter view with the prisoner for the purpose of requez w il him to change them written orders f r the regular p and he promised le do so, but did not; and a wound ard = third interview took pleas with ties same result, and smog some gapers takes from the abeam at the time of his beastos ow copulated • referee*, to the naseesTZ three gentlemen who bad received Mese written orders, so that It was impossible for the primmer by mere accident to have omitted from the ash book the entry of Ma sums paid by them. Of them sums, however, atoms ahem, time yea no may, although they were paid to th e primmer eaVitiott to the Moe whoa he pissed him cash-book Wan Yr. Alderman Rose, vice-president of the 001112 On, fer audit, containing a hithful statement of the amounts of the bd. gad.. After proving the three cases to which he (Mr. Hum phreys) had referred, he should mak for a further remand, as time wu still requisite for a full investigation of the books of the gade. The burned gentleman then called his witnesses, sad proved his feces ea stated. Mr. Humphrey' then applied hr a remand. Mr. Sleigh said he should not oppose that application, but he felt bound to auk that the amount of bail fixed on the pre vioun °cession—viz., the prisoner himself in 1,0001., and two . sureties in 601. each:might be so rcductit r not to be ; practical Tolima of bail altogether. The on was a member of a liberal profemien, and, as he (11r. Sleigh) was instructed, would be able to give a triumphant answer to the charge, for if he had held certain moneys in band, it was because the council had voted him a ram of 3001. for his services, and the prisoner thought he had a right to hold that sant. 81rit7Carden--I am sure the brigade will be glad if he can clear himself of the elms. Mr. Sleigh—Yee, the brigade at large will, I bare no doubt, bat not co certain individuals connected with it. Mr. Humphreys-1 sin quite sure the council will be glad, but, as 1 am instructed, there are upwards of 100 cases against him. Sir R. Carden then agreed to reduce the bail to 1.2001., viz, the prisoner himself in 6001. and two sureties in 3001. each, with 24 holm' notice to the solicitor for the prosecution. MARKEIB. COTTON.—Ltviaroot. Yea= 13 —The market coutatues Mow ame b °lbw reareeta ameba wed. The abbe haters Is ibe ouslinued nod 'apart sad essamal for =port The islet an MP) Wet. of which 3,004) an far spaealalkaa oorror aooDll.—Murcarna. leases 13.—Tbe tone of the whet tail Y lesellestly more depreerid then et eas WIN toes week. The anakind draw el Met a WI , dewed ter either good, tr=has my tad thee* prises are of maw bakee W the Wows prelim eutessis, there to aea en* len =•as news ler seri line past. II there were now dell lest daelatkaa MY. there seem ma mat e N gr Oar glass Wm pereapliblr. As Kin a more deckled de• else ala WIN, be welded Wen sone loprovemeort Ulm plane ta the preapsets el beldam la peer pasemar *we lr Jess drianees Ora ft r wean Oat la bosh eaarlsealle the aistant Wads showy the ereetset vseiceeea The adds el *bet Medea. say be quoted lid. per pees War W e rt tueek. aad eadfir ewes el pigsties deW ere a dadaead Oahe awl Oster lin Weimer is spirt cabin. let leo wand air ata be seabed. WOOLLINIL—Lnar, Maim 13.—Tbere bas bur a meeduesis been of sadrate le as lob Ms sisralog,, bet the malt* Irs been (Mos fa tom mg call' a Walled lien his %kr pima WOOLB.-11oDisswina, Mama Lt—?b.. is Dew better &elm la the merles, and meads:awe .....a. dleestualta Leaden at mesas sake sot foliar VIM .. Ma_ a , Imo ILi previous to 000tioncesolat. Y•lll7llAClSMlLL—BtliellairtaLD, Kama 13.—Tbere are aO4 so etz.barre . la the market to-day. However. thin spews to be greet la the trade dabs ; ateautectorers bold oat for more Zrawaseiag the sad eldels area • root clamed it eta tete poet for wag pad gingTher goods. anklet ale clothing. el Ida& galet wriligle raft it) ear. 00tig. Napes 13.—At todare market • moderate T = of INN* wheal. tetieli mat malty at la. pr v. over bet !ohm laden weft with MOM Nand all faU pilaw BeZIOI .I. o e Ind IMO gamier well vaptertef. Dam oedemas malatred. Oats In OW regent at gnats la favour of When. The fordo Import• het wadi ...:=6 ,7 ,115it. 63 qr.. • bider. UM • tam, 134; homed and ; eU its. 336 taw • beret SOL Itasca 13.—The thew ef war 'Ara le ea 'Kemal! that It le net to the regairmanin of ear male% wit. take the feet as an al7=l Itmar. frem lot vases ratan No =.la sorb( tom. 834 gm ; earn. 60 an, 8111 are. :bear. ICI m; fieerr:Mai • rapine& 818 gm Ave• rageples of grain tor the west teems Marei 10 :—Mireat, 6,538 ars.. 45 .• LOK: OVA 211 arc. 27e. ld. : • Mili gia,, 426. Md. ; bog* 381 gra, et UK; Peak 78 VS.* ft. lit ---- - - - - Naito ii-wstier r mho, tith tho Mid melb a& At our Oornorchange tad/ unt 1W1111.141101* lbw of the haprovid tone of Slork.loho Mohr mild • halloo tura sod W doosrlsolloal holly odd atom adolust7a l qr. upon lam Turoduy's Ma inky pal berm. as hob trook. of Into ow. outo. to onbo., •10. to 4110. LAW haw. Mho. 111••• 42,.. to 47a ; ditto, rota old,, habit Mur.. 4h. to th. ; Onto ow WO. to 81 ha. tk. Ikea& Chow air am, follba to 6410 a, hi. to 46; dit to , 11A, to Ms., So Boom ohl, 661 h. to thlb .. a. 470. to 6/s. be ; WM.dam. 4h. to h.. Dor gr. bo the now= lTrn - rennsa. 111.-714 wasiler 01•161801 COW to dm The MAY bin MAN .1414 wain norible *Meg tin tan. mot be wry Untie In an dust *al. An ear meta{ ais radii wird uniniale anw et vial tr y = WS °IV IN =,....... dermser =ninshod or ILez iz te bolneo ckita .a. mastr imi xtri niisullini et 414. 61. tor bid roms et Idoidnalee W pa 'rem Varela conmialal gnat now Belida isol twohlng Ms. old Mall. and Holub rion SU; wisruks 0111 ine Wilma wan 44111 In waft at Ctn. 5 1 :11411ta. 15or ancidmel non ions. *Welk biselkoll4 ninthly U.. and lON* In pro polio& Kibbe bola wad at an omeinVist In par qt., 4 la being !WSW for &We welshing nalerany por Of south counts, nnalatke our Market 10 nanny bon. Z v i donna In beim and pas lOUs sarring. Os In isle I. TRAFFIC) RICTURNIS. Mils P. Igor T.J.ta Tolsl. 1.179,999. npee. emea9l9 dream.laoo. ISO. Wadramdles 19. LJS earl Troia of Mr& 970 2.312 7.592 1 A 0.491 LIN week Miliag le. 21 Delealtaad 1111o ske• h 514 775 1.304 1.320 4krrWest agog lab. K. 11=1.0soada 343 Ua Lgia 9 .9 44 7 . 254 Harm .. Idt LIU 919 mew Mr& 4 . Oarsmen — 1140 Net* Bhulorialre .......... 7.997 17.156 Not soda Ihreli IC. (km Most esdleg li Wa mb L. Lrako ma& 111% 911 1.757 1.79 Bank Woks 9 1.711 1.9.9 2.3:9 1.300 • The above is exclosivo of Indio deo under ogrosolort with the Leedom sad North Waters Roilwor Oolopios. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Quern of the thme — fhTtgie;4l 7rn;ra - I — Zia; ;Wags an on shore. N.B.—Amen of the lea, Caplets Settit, from flunderland fm Constantinople, 'MUM frem Plymouth ea the nth or February.— Dardanelles, North 11. W•rooks.—A law flasetlty of the cargo of the Wag/0614 Captain hard's% Iva Landon to telmealtal. ashen eset of Vollistoea, hoe boo landed on the beech Nam tot night ; the cup mutes to the ease stela—Dover, Much 11. _ - • Woodeotm—A second attempt wee made this orot to pt eff the Woodeote, Captain 'IMAM!, from London to Ad.laide, uhore at Trymehureb, bat wilt= moms, sad the tarp Is Waggle:Urged. the motel remeinieg ea before. Two' King, CoptalaOcastabory, treat Newport to Tarragona, boo touatioroa at ova; env wed. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Antelope, from Louden for Valmrstro, hem IS, let 12 If, lee IS W. Bewitch. from Liverpool for Old Weber, Feb. t, tre Ceps Mame. IteMetle. from Liverpool to Old Water, Pe► B. MI Bossy. llowsore Botha, from Liverpool for Austral* his. O. lat 06, lot . . ---..- d 1 W. Prumwice (ship), from New Orleans for Liverpool, 1.0.11, Ist 33.50 low 00.13. lowland (ship), of and from Liverpool for Ades 113 days, Dsa. 2, lat 33.30 d, 100 33 E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. sowyst—yarat, 11, at Folkestone. the wife of B. L. Bowles. E.g.. of • &ashler. 3110.1 . 0.—Mareh .1. at Dooality itivet. Nookhobo:0 Now.. the title of Mr. U. K. Brett. of • datigewr. BBOOKS.-1l me 10. at Btetheeld.roel South., Evertor.. the Wee( Yr. W. O. /hoot% of • diwahtm. BROM Nli.—alareb 11. at WewbotwwwWo , oloo. the wife of O.L. Browne. KN., of • ditoshthe. BliOW NE—Mont lu at Wwthournostrwit. 11700.0•111-0stdion, the wife of tae they. B. W. B/01•110. of • 11 0. 011021117. March 10. eh Oakley-Kw% Bt. Pancras. the Ws of 000. ---- • - - T. J. CftelD. of a ocat POOTFIL —Mama IL Yea J. 1. L. rosier. of a daughter. wile as Tfl - reffiTer a Ma t Mos. LAW SON.- March 11, at Rutherford, Norwood, the wife of A. B. of BpoodooroA, Qum a Iced. Aatrans. of • sae. LNAIt MON TH.-March 11, a Cameo-plus. Delgraresetaam, wllB Lleut.-Polooel Learmooth, of Drao of • son. NICHOLSON.-March IC it TorrtagaaMUMe, the wife of W. N. Illeboboa. Eq., of • me. PNIDITON -March 10. at Camden moan, the wife of A. Pradoc, 1.w,, of a daughter. ILNID.-Narch lu. ar Hamilton olam. Pembroke, South Wake, the 'Wed D. A. keid, Log., of • daughter. THOlgAli-Masob 11. at Priuresfernme. Prbseeesste. 111d•Pstir. *swift el W. A. Thomas. 16. q.. Ot•• .og, MARRIAGES. ANOLEBET-BURNAND.-March 8. by the Rev. H. T. Tacker. the lempuis of AegtorPE to Bike Jam. thiughtur of 0. Bur med. Esq. DUFFIELO-BASTLEBT.-March 10 at di. Thothash Brentwood. Mum. by the Be.. A. W. Mason. M A., W. W. Outfield, lie ObelloVitat to Manama. daughter of the late 0. thirtlect, Esq.. of Brentwood. ELPitlftelTONS-ARTHHIL-Jao.ll. at Bt. Paul's Cathedral. oa. city.. by the is* th e Archdeacon. N. W Nophinstond Deputy- Connothdeme ts the Panjanb: to Osergbia Henrietta Miloa.dasagbiler of the Me Lletth•Otswel tbs Right Hen. Sir O. Anna.. Bart. POW LE 8.-HOW ffs. Maatheeh. Paddington. by the for. Lk Nicholson. Mr. R. Po rk.. eon of W. Fowler. Mg, famed of toed, to Emma Mager. daughter of lb. late Mr. W. How, of stoma greet ORNEN-81MIIONB.-March I, at at Petah. Sthrithir. by the Bee. T. J. Rowel, M.A.. Preiwick. win a Mr. J. Oreen. of fildegh 11.8. W.. to Amelia jibe. daughter of the late Mr. W. dimmus. of Mitheod. NH AtPLIT-WADDINOHASE-Mach 8. it flt Peter* Bartoti.on. ilmater. Mr. J. B. dbarefeE of Wool I..Tri.de. . 9 w" . '" °Meted*. mews& thisleithe of Mr. t' l m n f l "" 4° . Berton. DEATHS. BL l UST.—lfeeeb 11. at Kim Badnotoke. E. W. Blunt. ft Oiled 3L BIBWEIL—IIare3II. at Tenure Lodge. Sown Hackney. R. B. Fbiner. WK.. and NOSEY B.—Marcit 12. at Warermet. Florefordshim. Barahorlfe of BU liongerford Hoeltymi. Dam, in the !tort year of her age..leeigt KING ItlNG.Wareti 11. Yr. T. ILUsg. of Sbelßold-gagdene. EmoDden'tali. —, Mad N. L4llf TO ID Marfa M CleMam pait. Jam Sumo. wee of .lawk oo . Is. —l°o"h 10.00 Coooko3. II • S. MMoo. Eq., of CM122111, Imarlmiklm Mod 0 0 . ILVIMILL.—st Lewes, Thafam. eldeM mu of Mr. .1. Rummell. M Ilrontmn, 1%2V% n. TlML—Martit lu. so &Memo. Crawisy. BorJu. 11. M. Tbm. TOW tommfy of Dublin. Mod M. Palatal art Publalsed WILLIAM Imo BALM of Yw4 Lombswi the Cray ot Primo!. at Woo OlSoa la llam a / a d 4 the ?rods* ot W —Waallasaaa. 1814 I I.