The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-29 00:00:00

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De L And ovary ortimaisi W•= B cabin triew. U. and tt to Kw wow 084 10016 Mani mow =4 is wwt ler Cords and Us IT - 111•Lan hooked Smell "Ft MMIL—Dio portlesion seply WILUAII MILK. Tnesp.dosik ; LSO sot KART... Eft WNlmagess. crw. RUCILLMICS' SIRRNADNIUL —St Jamas*. ficee4llly.-•1119131T NIGHT at i. 4 • Daz entente on betanlay aftentoes, at b—atelle s : iris. le: ppm, new. reee be °Wined et the libraette mite imbleti. mid it Ur Hetet cake, Clow • Preontembe 11115IC ' • ---'"" THE LOVEIETOpq 110thA CHOIR: .. This is s Aar eslisbli.W by ,Mr. W. S. Youi&. oft of the palmier& Leek* beechen of size* aeccedine to the Tons Sol& inelimil ; end its members, about a husdred sad fifty in rem/e1 entirely of his own papas This Tonic 801-te Clair Ire • filmed itself into a society, who Walk Ai 111.11114,45_ _ tekielmspairic performers .ep ;Or own swop* epiiegifiumftlV oi gip/mit moslation, at I white. kfrwesse t tOoffiatw niel be gelaugitossit olphoos. ' The comin efieweb Il i ="1 2 ,66 r ,7 errs ing is the fireb al • enbiali It Irma vtdrigitsissiUsa*. iissittrydiss It withent a i e ir * M &eh= *me M:flitatveSplesi selselliteiv mak Idea, mem • _ *Oft eillsy so sou Aso tw dwwwwa . wasw inwillibillhier than irserliffei- Ibilesolia's " " and, " 0 0 7111 u " morn," i w, thou winter- V the P"m charlet." Al t theee Takilduld 'we " n smi sre ll rinel s eii' Tor lama miattlit. oomph the lair, which . isna lot admit .1 • mitltiplieerfop ol name 41 ______ of a chorus from Meyarbeer's Robert It Diable was not poly chosen, chosen, and was completely disenised by the exceminly slow time in whish it was taken. hor was Headers charm, " Envy, eldest born of Hell," fitted for a perfonnasee of Ws hire, its it absobildp dims& dm sempest of es orchestra. With Oases areplimes the .11.041 nay thevtitta m is; * .. . - _ - . . - iwpauGENek. tliegrlin=dl4 ma4ame to take the or to um, Possesafou or Assn. I was amprisal. ' • lather tram kmiafmainip meat bar Maw edregigappa j apited_ber ut Ms plam tiirs oa the imp. tome I did in Jennyn-stnet t sometimes went there a the day. I BMW took any re freshment theta I saw this plaiuM, Mine-_I AM saw Let about Bre or air sooJus after madame want them I saw her in madame's amrtmenta Madame, Mrs. Bam(ord, asereff, and Umber' (my toned). ware present. PWalif, Who stain Eger."Thte*y if . follo4r . t si ii . • quarter IP of-an- r. The plow •W and 'Mattbsit 1 I waited for him Mllll easels at sipla t , the thamfbit tritimat him. I saw him about a tortilkillf after inn.. tsid.c., dame and the plaintiff were repeat—it was trrel l Z M alpha VW plaßitift ea that matelbu Madlint; sad kid MO linli fartiimid. naktie beo•re in Ert n o biT lCA f g 4. =Vier& of C r uet:. as t c asearm i toll e Mi fir ar mak mem Aside her my paY IIMMt., :A; mr:; o,, Fitoltir•at i k& ATRI Bradley on me said nik_ t mad ame ? wed the plaintiff edurry. ' iMirrerid,'"Wha • that to nief" .She wad madams awed Lowy be Ilwilisintiff, at. which IWM up my hat tad MO 401110. thl 1 0 1 • If•/. " That's 4GIIPY bobtail; visit it .at to tas. wren that time Ima sway Ilientifir as a josn.': I did aot my to her tik at I MMg. Ms, mitt My. jAhiak madam* is Fascia,. Me last she ma mliondm ready to he a Miami. 1 ARK" parp6.e.. I obtaiiiid !teal het the laid* imilbliidk that Isis been Wm I bed weateenr, toff* Amts }he fikinf of tfi• 11,0 1 909. . P er r i preedlied to' pay the ram Gransatemdmid-1. kid Anelli lisillenellire•M mil d . ___ _ .. _ • • ITALY. COURT OF QUEINII RICH.—Nos. 96 Milo" Basoo.- , -(Befbro tiro Lord Me) Julio% Ur. Juitige Sill. sM Mr. Judie, Blackburn.) • •. %! - (tidier ott ews conatsaverawr.) . A TURIN, Nov. 26. You will receive from, all quarters news of the difficulties that be Fazini at Naples and thwart him in his efforts to reorganise that State. His own letters rev that the leng.oontinued immorality disseminated by the Bourbon *overnment, the con fusion introduced into everythan by•the' men who foi cast ..51,104 ' under . Gart hli lzti b t protection witched wished pe tor ve ve the waf . m off if necessary for them to do so—that th ere two things have created immense di ffi culties. Never theless, Parini does not despair. He sees in the energy of the National larupxd of Naples a sign that there is a party there, &omen by the nation, on which the government can rely for re storing order and security while preserving liberal institutions. When the Bourbon than have aban doned his last stronghold, the hopes of the reac tionist will become weaker, and the power of the new government for action ittronger. The approscb leg parliamentary election will be for the Neapolitan people s seasonable relief, and at the same time a guarantee for the stability of the new order of ! • notwithstanding the opposition commanded e'Pope. Ido not know H nu, huve a ooiik the order hatted farm Rowse by the Sacred THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, aftess.-ina ragas** peamilasilly Mr lleilabithr Ibb abobase and astelases Imalie MI as ilmaue. M ocselibed ell* lbe perfectios if las is CM VA= ITZIIING. Mr. W. M. Pselifee Wadi 1.. d Whims WOW seiectious trove Ike Opeal sag lb. must &Malebo' sad favourite dame Mask. moo ups I* ant. Admiluelmi Martel* of tie eillebilslossit. la . as a BAUM-4ZI GAM have, . r . i ; •. Tbb in 14 co appeal hog a disclaim of 10. Illembea. Abi pellie lz il s Ztrate, utast Wi folk otl isa iielleihakit - illie 1111'Loessly had hid ea ' t es osd . M el1°."4.4111"1111* 1 1 att= 4 (4113.1111e4n4r.. .1 1 a r" -oz. us., to Thislefs i Z s a tgli venZ to lir d . " Bstp she and fbe thAlit lit'a ci aryikts, 1 IliMPlaift• aria 11•11001111eddosna to lc . i tie theft 6 Wswi,il i rtfo e r i r a ltri .it . t a Zd t ; 'thew livelphsealaV f It es. is sitossim *Phi& At ihe. Issting r it Ira; an ytiMo ni f =raid . = lielflo . es 111. WA IN lOW sehhist the mii/MWsre. . sks ad the case for the • 1 ; M r . 11111hiliVior. ar i ae 4re for the respell -4 :,;: ea'? cl roLibi.: ~ et .., iht 1 ~•.• • go clause in the act ern. OM the appeal should be . 4•1 I 4 .. H i WIFO I P( •• ClMliiiiii if ligiallirl• .! . . :.. • 1 1 11 1110.APAIllet .1 rillift1411111141.1":413.14te RIP PREMISES to be LTA as L NV I L A go aim el* geed air aser * I M WC T= br ildisimar. le T. . T. drum hied, Phalle.. ARGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-etreet, 31110111111) i Uwe Winger Berm ke Plol9lle celebrated baud. selablideed toe laeoceee. Demagog el 9 delecg. dibilamggeea SEVENS and RON Wine and Spirit Merehanta roll:10N sr! P.M et ligh quiz, at prism VirLtlus, vtry sapseks. 214.. M. par ; Asks ile asP i....pre. Va. Mar pl as; Ilaril EN. lisdi. 17L Per pot are Kee entkal. 7 =Bet a/1 ILliml ia ra r prlie ale from soplftatisa Tema -fri. Ilisliopolsdnet Mikis. . FRASER'S MAGAZINE for DECEMBER, la IC contains: Coacaraing Somme : betas Thoughts os the Practical Sank* of ' Imperfect lteans.—A Consolatory !may. By A. CH. Pt Merl Waage. By the Author of • liesdloas HAW 'Kr. CAM at the ItestPlde —A Titration Medley. 11 C =7, .Ida Conway.—A Talc By .1 If. C. Chapters VI. to lecolloctions of Ceylon . its I,rests sad its Pearl Taal. On Modern Compeoltion. LAM mkt Writing, of Thomas de Wady. The Macias of the Alpe. In Mestortud Chronicle of Current History. Wei To. Jemmy Number Ira contain the Trot Pan at a Now We by the Author of •. flyby Grand," to. Loader: Atha W. Tali sad Mae, West W.C.. pi:NUM:NI at the Reduced Deft. —IA pal% abillbalea la —IWO& IMMO sad )XS area* teems/ tie WI at take above miasma ilippasa bind dime Moe, lie soil tee pie dales. mortar, 111 b. ma Itmardishs, SM. sot OIL ; OA beam and Mai Meals. borlanan s Fete4 the art ; *Use Mom Ma, alt. mad Nit V 7 std tot wit ellsk 71b. Sta.. Se Clarele—psod 501/401414 .▪ • halm lea : It lastapbe, faa sad Ole ; Mabee alma vababat bee allele Ire. Chiamplaw pets ale ney i ga • wearerke. Na, OK. sad Ma NUN?, sad auNII, wino. star% and Siam imerdrati li rapromis nt 41 sears perveyors W tbo ilea Beckley et Lboasitabas), 12. lamb • Coadait-abest. W R raked Ws es agebeashos. New read& milli 100 lbeerevbres, pries CAREER et an ARTFUL DODOZR. rem AM So Imid the beet e 1 Meg rowers everybody, sad everybody s Oseeps Vidires, aieuebeeeek Moot colt to to aiWiiiit iniameit — liripp/PilkeEL . tomadia longue' la the Ithree• Illety Nig will broluble, motion, and produced good effaces by. Nee ousecer o( piano and forte. We were 1" Ark have bed e a +tbres utost.lef lbw am, Amy .lbsemiare y, :..a may be expetited *lir titan porteramom • N° oCHARGrE MADE for STAMPING PAPER CHARGE romans orb AIM : MINT. or rillikUL— VDßlOrity ortporfor cresoolold adhstivo 13 VILorEd, ed. per too . eaorhtl Ms, fog elm Oro q treed., thick ghio, fro gains for to : woporftwo foolscap, fa per roma ; tortaco ppm, fa. Wl:Lad:it; CALK nrrirA- Tp.N+ to the CIMIONT DLITUNII2, sod 241,L. run= aaJ TA >frill. Is flLVlligh At or CAM! Is She hint facto. o. tskILD-PLATI LIMY 11118SAVID lad ht• ft rt RYINSCAIDe MST= tar 411. ildr-Oboorn, of =MT soomorart won-kootro wilabhilmowa 41. PIC CADILLY, two doors tom Soultwilioolrool L Weekly Numbers : Timone,. sad la 111Waibb Pr% NW- No be Is IMO le Wad* 31=biew V UNIVIEWAI• GAZICITEER. idled by W r. Annroa! Lq 11.11.1111.,16. Looks : lodates sad Wright, 16, islosswoborew. istiiiaTerWleyit: 7 4l4llVaialsiii2llNetuMidelf Pta los esd, W. to „re** wimp etua liter) I doelltnost ii o f 4VtllrOil 016 111 W sett' deal know if be hid shy . gm* ' property di', the clothes on ber bark. L . wait hal to Harriet-street* y A August. I did not make her and refer aIDIV mice. Sometimes she she wanted 1 or 201. ether • times eke wrote to Me kw saessey, end 4 we it to her. .I did nut know what she wig ist 'for the lodsioss.. She told ire she had some mosey, I was en artmte it's theatre. Plaintiff owes asked melee wow. I mild to ma modulo, she was 1 1 06 ins 1 0 the plaintiff said madame owed her some money. I clod_ give her W. after I had been applied to by the plaintiff money. Ido tinknowunAsta with madame. Iha addressed letters to m id her mother's residence in I's is. _ , Ihrezistained--/W. 4 " - INTILLIGEATOL .• • • 1 ' E PRAIRIE FLOWER. By Guinn ALUM Nair Pail la Ike wacoms no IhNe rtatlaa=aa W=6. :.rr AO* eh Itlonarata-rov. CAXBWDOL tor. *. Ti. Taucuirsuir op HtrotorrArt.—The iler at a Seeteor Of Stedneteal took Oboe tacky Is the sod the *Mod sophist we betet . Virmet Dpi/NW* es repreesalleg theotabosion. no poll took place betweeZ=sitel 'P A 32:1 pad at the close the numbers were : 4upt b •a, 74 ; 72. The appointment le for three ysare. iuktizirkwoir"iembirk TLIA: Y OW OR - .11, BOOK: • lroioroo tor Ewa, ad Maier Xisirs. for the locourognolot. 41itiorr000k owl =Alot rig% sr Reboot or at NOM. &led me " moo Q P RIOA PIANOPOUTZB.—Messza. KNOLL aid CO. Maw, aipaK, Whim% awl Itoooka lise.,forte Ilasmassianten 1111. ToMatilimioawidaad. Lades. !ea Ule Manntlon d antglap, _perq. mrehinarn an. their VIM LICIBO2I PIANOWORTIS is = y *damn .hkb admiNall be In opal le any mad plaaoh , ria ollmed to =ran It is balls wah Iran ham metallic plain gapaelair mile% sad bar mod oat pedal, width avoid; the abillaim at the mialaa. MOM tan Mon milisengh sun, is not MAIL Mae Imanimmis am et depot madrectiom and , a l e r f ec tiad mad alahod Mail, sad so want that they may be to ete M airy part of the drantaifiaatm slam Imammisais Imarand and finished tee utmost elimatan Maidainifs a 1 mA sad she *ado NW On: UM prima, and tadimmiels bum the man omasest peohosoen sent ano on staplimabin WATHERSTON and DROGDENB GOLD MAINS sy tree wish& it naliable tare, eed the werkarailip at Wearers remiastaren* pii Th. gold In *sibs 011111•11101. a.a repaishreed at tee price charged. " Here's the sett, law Mel Mt thew writhe, to the inmost err The lsemes d the goLl, SAW dirge for Whim". Warshatery, 10. 14 Irorlseleaerseee. Caveas-gardaa. ei.C.. imam Amps made al deslas amid *raw, far ta. ease. NA e e=esee dam at ela the *realm. sad on filladep 1 WHIT= HOSIERY of every deeeription, 41111103 SWIM PATTIZ:OW warn Wallis', IN•thives tu r i f4 a&spel44lSig for Wally re M timid& &wk. wisend Smirk be skirts. rismiegyro.us. 441., Pa&aran vielsty.-1011 Loris ird & &W W& liaankroweers, 4, W ON , , be L OT PLR/AI:MR sad PROFIT irked ken • purebsee el 11. MIMI end Will I. wide& re fumbled weal es lumen Welt el every of Mete Inv sidb and jeweiles envy sewn of sedety. and ebony contest. sok, imabilly and sena= see eembleed with • 10•116.10 at prim elk lb well any be nenuesenne en each ea extessin age as se ease bones Ye Senn tee bone ed. - - — TM deportmok io - ohkh t MOM sad TONSlnprelookr @Brake on ad !WADI - AUDI sof BWOO 01.0TIONO, Ohs IOOKIBT sod DOA PUT, BAT mod CAT. sod BOOT sod NM sod onfISLAJ. OIMMO DMAJITIONTIL - - T I M I SAIWIZIPEVI•OIIt hi Ia= and Nide& 101.~alla lownwas at et. filftwassat ay* promptitaide la Ws esswilk• mikes. ipalasil kr Ms • owl Ills lairmite asamsta• SJIL any mai sm4 appetwi td. IS b• w litree Ow wkwao Minot e•Ill and kWh mai kwllll2-1120VAILIOIXT 4•11 Nis of Week with proli r N •• the asskrwas4• Eleihdig Ityw kw T tl . t) ads fir put k Mr SST art mV.Ils an CLOUD [VW MALT w MCC 11110 al swist4 watt] Work: moth whoa Wins= k essiatiwl will 11 saint ii•;l4 2b4s ens', 1031C1A107 Tillki_k_woourot Mt MM. P 10411211. ROOT sad gaol MAKZ .e>rw utT/1171/13._ L.I. li-osee—COgNILZ d 111301111111 rA ALDOATZ; I.P. .ILL STMT. genred 11•041 not : OWN& el rirr L II 14 oyolgri Is iAD gni ffroy.itoAD. I , mistry lisedesslies4 linstems. 1 usluidre. V WNW& n.. 141. %MSC& —Z. sod SOW Islie spperlis• sits rosassliss Mimi' sod illus== nea sew boss. LasLusinsaS at as assay .f sisl has, ess4 sposed so Uss VOLCETZER FLASK aagiIIANDWICII CASE v COMM} ED- von 88 as emlimMlBll, mod ammodlel Wm et resolommbblsammommsa. Me ammo vormser. rq . '. 4 ; .- Tirbige - Tided 11, fArdli - Ind Diem r 1 01.1•11101 11/Rdig. to be Ur boa thine SO NMI latradaaad. To le bad esti al T. .31MI aml lOW beam. valtftery ItissaMikwa. sismosi NW isseelosessol ansuisullimis. US. awl 3 awl 4. direlbesdo•alisol, Loading W. " Theme filet s—•• Adsilmilly . br IN 31 •••=7 of span sa4 166103•83. kw Valmeour ad MYR pespone PECTACLEN improved by HARRIS and *IN. wt.! Ma meal* Nis alkalaL Mom MOM at..l wale sr =llti =:1 Mkla ao laa Name t variety. al 7 w alit r A =a, Glow 14 pat trae. sod SOX Se the &PI innoris taa Si n tonsami lassasia notabasam on.u..—X. Vaasa's% amplmagat. A PIG PAITIOTIMI in HALF tie USUAL &IL TIVIL, and al MIMS 11.11.1411 spimes put wag Rrilnr la quay, Waft* lir deity me d il le lissywortli of TWILIT'. VOW Int cartLlL prim 3 Morels, 'ow t = k t i ms ".. l•lrds. ime n tsfiL 4116. 1, liaft eer= . 4t: 110ALZY W Ismisior sad Sok Pr-port. tor Pamphlet prat Ins 01111=Mumili IMC art Ilabasfactom Calvdcmise-res4, &Mr litedni.— &stmt. r•qu and Is every lowa whore rap are sliesely UIR RESTORED, Im pr o v ed , _aad Bisaided by the ago RIM LAN LW MACANSAAOLL—a Kovno A we I.lllagg of or get lag pay. Ararmaa lash bak damn troas save aad ambit rdmho besoldhally mfr. plarde, and gloay. ha swaths la cams of Widow Is yew lady achy* and le The paw* id Irlialaws, taw Dr* sod iltaa:arttad, It IN ablafflad ba Ib drekYu apnalbra. Per ablUbro It Is earartally rbamplag bash ( 4 4 broadtail Med el batr. dbfla ha 11•611111 Ilaia lb* prmt4, and maareaa ballmadala . arffaiall ormarld la Jlaa , afford Ys bass rad owed prods of Ma arras. Mai th 1 . 6 Nita ed. NNW' •kw aselq, arid Ma pie WSW ask ha .11haisaby hessasse OW" bald sa IS, Mahar Pada% sad by abamial sad parbaaara. ANZVIR FAILING REMEDY. De. SCOTTS MUS t LIVIA ?ILIA ✓ltheel any Ilereedal lagr M edien ar t. trees lbe rette (4 I P ) r r. I CV. meal be tretad levaladthe all eh* Deist hem Miele sad Ilyee eimplatate indl===, /Wizens. disalsees et the v... tr. For se a rally %wriest my& elite and a• a mien et the bleed, they ere truly szeellest eWd ta Moir sesselloa le the elemeelie lie Ohm* appetite, ereersote ..theethoe. tied stsesethse the elude *lace* sputa—Odd by meet dreralate to twice. In ad. and IL At sack Ds ewe to ask fee Dr. 'setts =seei Liver rut. The nese het Me a 0111•71 P Pere package. 'Ott "Malan tesabert. 20. Jemyerettect." eseeseed se the au +ornament steep. DaBUCHAN% DOIVIIO 3111CDI011118.— KN PaTENTSCSALCOATIWYDWIIABLZ PIW • a itiellg IPargatlv• lee rankling Ihe Wink purtrYtag Ws blood. deete.rtag eldsLad lanaPens, WWI sae Beer complaints, Anm gesalata, pet aeoebeelic days esetteensat at:. Yegasable akta Otatneeat. tor aragteetteu a Alm eros•uose. wee, deep.~ seated ahem tr.. tr. enactratrated Vegetable Essence... tbe peateas straartharer el where' her lbw dallcate, tieettleatot, meal ..gett et both mat arleegsally MOW dereeemos W galena britaeilltr. aereasesaeas, erltherlag n the 6)61C121., C 0 4414. &C. W end claret eamplamte. together . the remit!. artant ?ma Wears sad ezoleare to the agleam* ad atheist& trapartlag a iseautlial sad clear couple/Ica. alfortgag at cote a new Imam a are to all. Cures pr:we:l tad serene begun Alterman Woman., qui IL P.. at ti uk :Malt .itlela tha ad the We Bea. the tont Itak, . t Loadeu. gold llesWas am/ On. jallellawe 21 . Weimar .t rcct Oeln. I...tregl W. sad a 2 cheialsta la Wax wade...rater . Price.. Marta la 11‘.. WM , awl Ita ; Olottasat, gar pot. 10. I.d. erg Oa I& : alga" is. OIL /la., air dCIZ E anat. eont•lolig foot' tliziel that • WA =:—llar day, TS, I..rrfiard,tt etreet : 7. . 1* - WWW : lam e). t 2, trelorga:t we : liatlit. a. ametear• 4 Y Ina William-Amt. I,agoalehtall: W. ta l e et 2 W*, alter it asset: Rest. t"aaA r l i t irsulimi. a l i T i .; tree for am* alealwat all ealealitaad Doommik: Ilerdiefroae. egell, dilialli hoe IL Palikkga "nee . fest bee May Ilbe Adler*, MIADir OAL BMIAT so the OAIII=I mud ratianms DICLIAL with Puy! 4111 . 104 • 1 1 kw whet poolunillas MWebb akd Apar. Wraw dY 10. yam* mareadtal parties la Os bebbanat Oboe soma NM usifial darbweb wileb Ire t• *OM, t am :, Lk. J. L evens, 1114 Mitimibt4llwA Ilybidillyi Rohl by Ma^ fb. Cmclitil : UN sad A. 1116 PalWbolibilor. Iris :Ws ,d ad fact Ut l sI ssL The dm, ea sotlrely original work, tem Won leadished. tordiested to John sod LAWN Itowesler, sad WM" with „ The Deleelbe's Nettleet," Wee It DIARY of an EX- DETECTIVE, Iced=: Weed sad Lock, 111, IllasasSzasa der yds* I. with anwaseatal boards, trap. No, THE HOODED SNAKE : Story et the ham{ Potts& By WATSII NB ryes Ude meerveGotteky lotereetlos book the mew Drury- Lam 42120 ei • • ilefy of tile tr Is founded. Lean: Venire Irk le., Irteetoereet do& i gee Se, etl.firo, pp. sse, tam* boards, THB TI SLATER. By OUllferi Amato. Pt ammri n ge re = Wien Aolmateres, of Life o.tgt , to the Imo& Zweets through which the Author he. parsed, tads ma& dewy. instant recognition, sad will oemot repe amply at: l :Ward sad fork, la fleet-street. Jut poblkbod, DSEAS= d the SKIN, with PhotlVic /rho lo . by post, 10. Id. : ipkv i ,i3 ll =Or MUM.. to 61. by c =to. 1 2. S. Joni; IL/). Itooollato of SIM Loyal ot dom. iillabut i b g bor of the Rays! Oolkso at Stow" titikayo. by John Church" to bo MI fr dr oftew=s Amex troos 10 tlltzt=6 to ii. or by appoliolowd.—lL disopubolotok led paillast prim b., br aimea. DIMOUT% WUAL es Nervousnees Ld Pnataturre Medlin. lad Um man la be rompleM fa orator allseloaft Mara ar moan prtadthro atom raml l a w sair se d ord War in etreumalearm arm marl k r C l = Con2=Vrett M h z r e l=ra m ear kis z I= . la a sta N.% eram ="Nrist WareloWsime. 1111171PAPS3 STAMPS. —*-- (her Ur noir.) Comparatively, only a vary limited number of ainaapapen are now mend with the immured Vamp upon them ; nevertheless they exceed 30,000,000 a year. In the year mid* at Iliasussater last the eel/vapor stamps la wed were, in round numbers, J3,775,020;—name1y, for lagland, 23,777,000; Wales, 306,000; Seethed, x,249,000; bawd, 5,373,000-34,775,000. Bet some of these stamped pagan an not newspapers in the estuary mass of that wed—the Ueda, Gamut. Pasant, bads eirealses, and way " class " periodicals; roniciag allowsase for these, boveree, there were at least 31,000,000 of stamped ampapars _ circulated in the twelvemonth is the Milted Etegesm The entire cireulatioo d newspapers le of come tar beyond thin ; loamy leer es stamped espies. and leave the perchasers to ails a Queen's heed en wary transmiesion through the post, sad there me prehably very few, if ear, that do sot send out the hulk el their Mine us tamped. But so considerable is the &...d for shunted copies that there ars 66 sews• perm may em of which takes above 100,000 stamp. in a year-111 par .d is Logsdon, 14 English provincial papers, nisi Boot* sad 15 Irfels. The following list Mows the bombe of Amapa required in the your by the Leedom daily mid ellereatislay papers The Timm - 4309,909 Daily News . . ... 190,707 210,000 Marais( Ilarald 178,384 . Stsadanl ... 103,104 Mona* Aden. User .. 00,000. 24,000' Pebble 90,000 402,815, NEW RAILI thtiai Quilts MAO 190,000 &wise Illsr fiaa Deem* Hasid 94,208 EvNMrdud 9t. 1611 430,000 JareiesChnside 150,000 Evian. Journal 3OOO SPORTING DITELLIGENCIR. MILE ay STEEPLECHASE. A capital steeplechase came off ug e:torday on the farms of the Yeara sad Mater, of apinkap i _aser Wisdom., alias iseraty all the °Mewl et the says! `"...eree Overdo sad Scots Fusilier Grunts. with may sportiAlosa cram Leaden, ilettnidow, and the Nur rounder' kg headwall were present. There were three nom The of ontatry was well selected, over heavy pround, taiff fames, and splay brooka, racing the toettle of both horses sad riders. Mr. Ford, of (*lel:lett, dd. rated ea etertir. The area for miles of country, ouremeneing at Ham Risk. linj a teticnitous route sod corning a on tearmeadow Mr. 'a residence et Cippenhata. The following elated :--Red vex, ridden by Linde:aint Ear bert, of nes Oeldetneen Guards, and Hada and %lib, 'rid den by LiewlewaS Wan" of the Owere. The wan most even as. moil bah mane tea break ahead 300 yards from the winning peek when Lieutenant Osileurt's hone fell into the water, leaving Red Rover to gob at a center. The assood ma was between two hones ridden by yeast Ford and Mr. Barry. Distance about throe miles; ova nearly tit ism Lod. This was a neck and neck ma to the leat lengt fenc hs e, when bury loot his stirrup and Ford woo by two The third rue, about two miles, was the most exciting. Far stark* the hones haft ridden by Captain Join Poynter of the Scots radar Guards ; Captain Williams, , Regal Hone Goads ; Captain Biwa, Scots Fusilier Guards ; aad N? . Herford, of Down Place. At starting Captain larues berme baited, the rider having no control over him, end et Asa belt-way be was pang by the other three, wile hot doe legother laid they milked a flooded mea dow, Tim millettepolay Captain Pante?* horse (Philter ie ) ill Mar over his head, and out away. A inr w til ee:e mie ldn WA pleas between Mi. Burford aid few Me remainder of the distaease, Miaow waning by may bolt a neck iqeansequenos Mr. Harford'a home having marred in the last Ilea The.. were several " spills," but no serious accident. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AM U:LSAT, Nov. 28..—AiWINTYCNTS. Lieu tenant the Hen. J. T. Fltrrosariee to the Edinburgh. Acting Third-elain Assistant-Log/neer R. Green to the Asia, es anueenusserary. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 28. The Mersey, 4A, screw frigate, Captain H. Cald well, C. 8., sailed from Spithead this afternoon for the West Indies. The Theta end, 6 paddlantoop, Commander James M. Brace, is expected to mail next week for the West !MIL station. ram BURMA'S OF MI CONNAMIT. ...-ii.. Mr. Trail and Captain Harris concluded their haquir' y yesterday. Mr. - Trani observed that the inquire had necesearily bean a long one, lemma as, no charge being fined sealant the officers, they had been obliged to look for other circum stances to account for the accident, in which however they bad not been quite enoceedul. Had this been au ordinary case, where the settleable of the master and the other officers had been peen up prang the result of the inquiry, it might have been noceseery to plane another course, but as their conduct was not invelsecl, the report would simply embrace such facts and observations as to the origin of the leak and of the fire as be and Captain Harris might consider aseessary. In reply to Mr. Valiance, Captain Mamie latimated that his report might be transmitted to Mr. Train in about a week, but r:otlyld probably be some time before the decision of the Board co( was made. As, however, the master and offieers o( the ship Wad acquitted of all blame no inconvenience could arise from the delay. The procesdilis then terminated. Carlin= TMA•rilist.—Two cases of some ha term& to playgoers ware tried yesterday at the Weetotiast Comity Court, in whisk the quertimi at ems wee whetherthe plaintiff; having paid for mete is the pit, sod led* atm wards there was °sly dadisig rasa, were entitled to hem* their money retuned. The first mos was that of " Thew burgh v. Smith." The plaiatiff, a government clerk, sued kr. E. T. Smith, leas and manager of her Majesty's Theatre, to recover 2e. 6d. he had paid thereat fore seat in the pit, which, being so tun at the tints, he could set obtain. 11:. Lewis, trewurer of the theatre, re disfendest. Prom plaiatiff's staterwie it that re the sight of the let Nast.. a few mina the dean were mss, he and Mr. Bell, a friend, entered the theta, and after *airing if the * meeepteker V there was " witting room, sad rissielag a rajdy " pigsty,* they paid k. 6d.' each ; bat en gag in, they toyed every met oestipial. sod a tarps lisdr d He aaifaeee shred te Meet Yet feeling mourned to Ed the alma, having paid their mossy far "meta," they zelemed Is the money-taker to complain, and ware by him relined to the tramline, who offered them sesta is a be; but MMus them I. as maws end ea at the top of the ha; whlif ts •23 could hardly see or hear, Cha i r sot Molt, and re their mew beck, which refused, them rressegieso wore takes. Mr. Levis submitted that the army/ sad was not sapposed to know the pit was full whoa sad his &kid west is, and the seats he offered that i the box were in. each. Rh Honour aid that mightlie so• bet they were set bard to amwt the offer. They.hed• right to seats in the for which they had bets eatided into paying for by bag told there was plenty of "sitting " room ; the asust therefore be returned. The judg ment was fur the plaintiff. The other &Mica was brought by . Ball referred to, a student of Exeter Who; paled , in whose favour judgment was also given is the ems emends. Tam MALTA arse..--The cable intended to pen nist Cede, Often* eat Melia tett the works of Mama Obis, 111/Iket. sad Oa, cm the tint MM.. on lewd ties staismer Witham Cory. The whole line wilt he as awe es the dmYsies esamemset are fully oepeswd at Melees sad Alec Oar eiwermerat have sire* rereived saws semenes the present walk. including Oho ono from Ohba, ealleM ewbars.--,Lonalert and Alias Trispreek A tablet to the memory of the late Mr. Albert Smith has just been placed le the English church at ChamoonLt by the brother of the desmeed, Mr. Arthur [Adrer—litNildtWAT'a GErnein AND Tem. —Mem raltra—la vertu dm WI dote r_ a indl eel la each melee Isealit sa C SR, sad la as mimeses el msre torportme le 11= dale sod mole troilltest. llellowars remedies lho mous of caro vain the noes el ell Ink by Geossello Mena his elilmlet lbe duet ljalt lorre . mem Me trimilmsme Meir rue ssweeprea ass eamarsrmes with Ilen e W reertery. without sea taws or dyed Inatome etc Die Item adk tediodtv• of tar Irelat• paw to lie el the table, Igoe a It he. t In pro; I mulish paid ,WAY BILLS. The notices of application , to parliament for rail way bills in the ensuing se.i.,on are very numerous. Up to the present time 'oboes for about 260 railway bills have teen given. The proposed lines ere comparatively short, and chiefly for the purpose of shortening through routes, int. proving commankntioos between existing railways, and for &goodie( aeowmmelatioa to local trait ia places much in want of railway communicatloo. Powers to enlarge elation . . _ asmannoclation, and for entering into belie sad other arnagemmets with other companies, are aanceinced in • great cumber of the anises- Then an three or four 'otiose of application for bills to authorise amalgams. tion, the principal ones being for the samliamatimi of the Caledonian, the Edinburgh sad Giroperand the Scot tish Gentral Railway Companies ; and the North-Saw n sad the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Companies. Then is elm • bill for authorising traffic arrangements heewen the Loudon and North•Wensen, the Great Nroobors. and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Unadmi i i r4 for the stand betide of those companies. The metropolis ono•• i kr maw then Its venal share of railway aserthesilissa The athiboation tot the 4=d gm bsik - mits•S and Railway, Issisieen Westminster and Mackfrian les been rewired. The metropolitan Rae is pro seal b be extended is Yeabory-sireat en the oink and Paedingtoa to Bayswater, Notting•hill, Kensington, and ea the with The North London Rail way is purposed to be ssierded from Niemand b Liver. pool-street, to the city; sad thence, rid Houndeditch and the Ifinortes, to the Rsydoenonare depot, and to the Thames neer St. Hatlisrlee's Docks. The Eastern Counties I Railway is proposed to be extended front Shoreditch to Finstearyeaeus es Leedom-wall. It is aloo proposed in the notices he fans a line of railway from Cannon.strest, City, to the Olissispethe Railway in Southwark. The Ragsat'a Coital C praline to have a railway oonstrocied alum I the side of prod from Camden-town to Llowatimate, with Inman to Pe Loathe and Nortb-Weetire, North London, the Metrepolitam and tholes.= Othathe Railways. Natio., of application for bias have hews given for proposed lines hem the Eastern Celll4lllll Tottenham' to the Grist Northern at Homey / sad to the Hampstead Junction line is the pariah of St Paeans ; also for s has from the Eastern Counties Railway, sear where it perm over the river Lta, to the Great Northern Mathew at IN «Avers, aid • potable intention of es. isedias it I. the same direction to accommodate the talk e<Yawrll.kifl and Flachley. Uses of railway en abo pertheed fros Edgware to MOil pod to the Meth =maat Bonny, sad fasts Wakens. to Maly sod The desire for Tail v amoasseastioa in the saberthe dithinis of the aNsepae ti sow. petits" biter than ther but* in • quedion ler pariented to deride whether the projso to now proposed are the ben that Ma he devised for Ito &strata intended to be served. ... • '` )•" _ _.. s ' ; •!' Sa . s i . _ _' itemising !. . AM .•• • , 'Ailed the rin wed roa d • Tassel. and I tbe iiiiliagal were Wse • oirtam boa of which wan plying on the Tum....; 04 - the damainti so amillessly sea. their barge as that V wan with peat how into the a . j .nedicemisiareat dam. lo tha steamer. ,Q.C., and Ns. Abhote snowed for the a g • ,. . rithowles, Q. 0 4. all lb. Maw far ilea As. V ituar ingena 4r..: .: - i ., .il, I i i ‘ '4 6l4 l o li v i r e *Ur fad,te:ably fettle, defi l eedants, The jury (mid fee tin pbaliff—Leasegoe. 181. 4e. 6d, tirdibeid.6a. Mt for the rip*, d the radise r . art Lit, be the slintptpars. • . 1 .. SEOOND ccvuier. • ' ' ' eat4ol,o hi. at weamir.d.r. --(Baked& :sake • • ' Croapton and Contemn Ferried.) • , unnishin ainitancun.—narasoinisszy cash • This sea ass whew to reamer 307. odd, for lodiOnP, isvoiyiaid, ho. The ['efficient pleaded never indebted. Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Joyce were counsel for the plain. tw it: .linddlaston, 9.C., and Mr. Prentice were counsel fir deleadeat. . Howkina, in stating the rose to the jury, said the Sake war 'brought to mover arrows for rent, kc. The Ohioan', Men she took the claimant and a lady (Madame Halloin) into her Musa, was radar the impreisma they ware man • and wife. They pee her a respectable, refesence, bat aitselhey heelball memo time in bar home Etdder nneed they elms are • mettled, sad that tbs. et.' tWm living with asania ^lie lady. Thay yea' to remetA • be adi, whim. lindbg the_latte Ile. biefeessipleintte gm them hellos to ebortly Owe 161 n The ospolantly eZarrija tStruPl b iii re=ese a rorin a rb t rit the . le, he made thee reale inir amt. ulna to the . bat to rialleis, in whom awe. the tready lig at beenoat. modrs. Theron Hereford deforstel—l eta 11Ib plash& ' sad eat 8. fientet.street s Lowndseespers. Abe* the itts,end. of May, 1859, 1 14 my apertmasta to tic: am at guineas per wea r 'Mang Vat td/ at her popeciability. Os am neterdoy naliliet aping the defes!rant t Madman Gsliola t wlth•theig and their Mien to the lodgings in a oil luggage. 11 .4 7 11 1 b &boat 30i., off white ble be tame Ti aid N. paid ' secount. I have takeuta .tath thew on one or two cow sans. Ths defendant was frequently there both by day and night. I did nut know his name. He was away' called " Monsieur." • For tke first month madams rap .arly paid the rent directly after the defendant bad Is 4 in the tent% After the rent was allowed eirota to go blot. :st i o L ima s his bills. • by Kt —Wbet are yon! ' Wifttra..k widow. . maxi." This was the defendant's The learned counsel Mafia:Z.6nd the jm7 on behalf of their respective Weld% The learned judge musseWakenn up, observing it was for the jug to say if lidat and Madame Grallois :;were living together and briblertismedile pttt ges man had viSe, whoa . • . , A juryman mid. big lordahip need Dot penned further ,hey were all of OPlnon the verdict shoOld be for the de .isaidnot. The learned judge rid that ems his opinion The jury and they thought it was an attempt to victimise the defendant. • Verdict for As Menial& • . : CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT• - • OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Bramwell and Mr. Justice By leo) cuptii =Wm. PALI7III.D. (Oeseluti id lc* yelterday's Express.) Mr. Best thip addriedia the jury for the prisoner and he a wined in thrilled plasm d& lin Identity of the bodis= bend in thedpelvy wills Slated the child of tie rat hen wiabhahed, and that oval if adds hut, there was nothing to chow that the pe Ida twairaMted the creel murder and mutilation f hat sought to be made out by the proseentiew. With newt; to the statement made by the prisoner to one of the.wit-' /Mess,' be said it appeared to him that It was of such a' dasecolaz u could only be made bra mean who wee not in he right sewn, and be observed upon the tact that even in Ibis statement the prisoner said bold:dal about the cut ting on et the childs arm. The learnedoenneel reminded an able speech by deDocawieg in indiasat t= conduct of the man who bad seduced and at deeerted the prisoner. The jury, after deliberating for more than en hour. found the prisoner Guilty, but strop recommended recommended her to mercy, on account of her poverty,her mental anguish, and previous good thwarter. • ; I Baron Bramwell then pawed seetenee of des* is ill , canal form, and the prisoner, who we bate*, and exbi; bited the utmost distress, was removed from the bar. tratt i t s rboirinTto wirer & question! Nuidiedas—Ne. The itiiige—iits yesta widow! Witness--No ; bat I pass es a widow. Mr. Ilnddleeton—Thin it is not true that you are a widow! Witnees—tio. I did not think such a question would have both put to me. I have lived in Menietetreet abed Na ; before that I lived It Victoria.' regd. but I did nol, let Wanly : Ern t o ? Ire ttht .h.l mad l onte ralida „as a i g; 127 1. until Alt my Noose about two months. f then found Tits Isms Ktoirmstrirot CASA —lll the Court of let UM tamtled to the defeeleet. ' Defendant was Comore Pleas on Ideeday ,on spa nlieeties was aide by warioslitialleik I did net ea any partiodies ' Sir C, MN**. Q.C., for a writ of habeas corpus to boor shall Owe Mellawelkidleis etas to look at Mus ' 'NM Aylftrd before the mint in order thst she may be Wr lna Lager, • dressmaker, hew in disenerged. The grow th of this application were MCI 416 orteseiteet I don't know if Madame Leger MN Conn of Queen's Bench had es authority to commit Ans amines for Reach ladies. She bas made dresses for me, Aylward to an prison for contempt of wart but the Four hull. is Ida expensive. (Laughter.) Madame Lew is Clown ; and that having in the ftret instance art a Mail of mine. She said the defendant and somusittet ler to Bisentond Prime, thamart had mosedid Iltilmas Guilds were respectable ; ate the ad's- its ju ri silietiou by subsequently her to dolt. tee had just come from Perin Mame german Penitentiary. The &Stilt gran la order for lived at 7 . 2, _ , NootWly (Bimetal Wain, of the writ forthwith. ' Is le ebleielsed t• the Ahern! irwerpet ""m ia, ma. cad in Madame Gaßsts' aims, and the Governor of Orangegorman beillet4, sad it is finetestet a lizi e lonee took tea with madams, made teturnable on Friday next. .7 th iss suggested ih tit ilseinat ad a lamed Mai, ther& a friends* that it would have been more convenient to a the *lig& the defendent. I cwt knew him before that evening. catkin to the Queen's Bench, but Sir Cohens denied that it titli wa ndelleaton— Did ILtubert stay there that meson! was, inasmuch as the application amounted to an appeal —I don't know. from the decision of the superior court ; but the Doily Mr. Middleton—What ? Express suggestathat the red caws Of the motion in the Witnees—Am I bound to answer the question ? Ooesmoss nets was that three et the judges an Roman (Laughter.) eitholim. Ti. Judge—Did he stay than all night? Ix Tin NATI= or SHERWOODO, BrEcous. —The Witness—No. motion for the discharge of Denis O'Connor, one of Mr. Buddieston—He went upstairs with you ? the peneos in custody in the Sherwood kidnapping Witness--Yes •to see the rooms and the pictures. ewe, wee weested us th e Dublin Court of Queen's Mr. Ululation:a— Have you may pictures ? Bench ce Tnssdey, and, on the consent of the pro- Witness—Yes, • great many. seeetrix, in was allowed to stand out on his own . Huddiestos—What we they ! recognisance in loot. to appear whearequired. An apolL ttneae—Printe. cation for the discharge of 3l'llobins was refused. - The , . Buddieston—" Lads and the Swan?" Chief Justice stated that there was 'Mother way of vindl Witham—No, certainly . wt. He went with me into the eating thelaw than by merely appeding lathe forialietios hawing - room to leek at tho Winn H. did net go at. the of that cowl. They might commit parties for not making new 'Pohlad. There ili sow • soda is the dining-sown, bat returns to their writs, but it was • nustaketo suppose that taws was sot on the day he quittion• Amber' *KA Pon it was the duty or in the power of the Court of Queen's al** in the &swiss-room by himself. It Ina no thiw to Bench to indict the full extent of punishment fat the offence ll* Ms case. Stanbart 4 not a friend of mine. He charged. Mr. Brereton stated that the matter—a criminal MOM /lee m. a peony. He did not go with me ate; tea preeeentiou for kidnapping—was under madder/lion. 61 "kr issim m y,.2 0. P .-d tbs.—as. I went to show him Tag Gazer BILL or Warman/Mt. —lt nip. ll64 *. Iluddlestos—Was he on terms of Intimacy with you! ert mesaa t ritam e a lar Y Mete that es italleit *ld time Wilisam-1 decline to answer the question . Defendant before and of lath eassion to the bottom of ass a( w a s a d f a th e has. the n i g h t .„,., ar e talking a mt. cracks in the great bell. Instead of being super fi cial theemsalianelf. nod no oth - n. lodger them or sow. apd thl7=t' °C e ara " te ' the F eet " ", of Pm ' a lady sad mmtlernan lda*. Moubsce tenor add the Agireareller RoYel. w ho made at Igi r :g a ma da me. "( have sp oke n to al., d a s an d an a examination of the metal, the explored crack,thowh it I. is the room with madame. I used to sit with her scene• set the largest externally, tines nearly halt 411°40 th e thaw, to heap bar company. ball. Di. Piney gives the walyeis of fourteen plows tabs* Itheeetethed—l did not know niedems befog* she loth fr°Tdighlem, t paste of et ball, at "Inoue dothbe below of themnamed Madame Leger carries on badness, and her s u rfa ce . ...._ a e aa. .. e `Ye_ a _.: " ,_,...... - '" e * _ f i r i are 4 rte b m i tipag a in the City. dteee 14 I have charged Ilf. madam., and wbtsh L e n t e l e Z ieg e 7 4 '7 4 ;"" gte a7 7 7/ To the dept from het . 0 . 6 . d as won ~,,,T . m a % in a charge ° it the big p m nom, the is an wows of tin in the loweelort_of the INN , wider. The defendant used to have seltzer water and b e*la sl* proportion P reeh i he t i b y i tr ' Iteumn • " 411 ", mu se va k t ._..o.4l 4 ,o__ o f an evening. jh u b er t• v s ,, Men enough to make a sasterial di/erases in the Wilke mad to pertain of ft. The defendant sometimes hid 111 TM .._PW' Percy **l*" the en*** that **is " W I boots eleued in the morning by the servant ; at o th er the "'"eetlee e erecter ef the casting i" and he eon dams be len too early. the bell in this respect will the Swear me, whisk ..g Mee Ann Bradley deposed that in June, July. and " he" been awl *** I**l . l* * *, 6.6 . 11 - AIWA. 1859, she lived with the plaintiff as her home- from.. a defect a • iiff,.____**t**L ' . k , and waited upon the lodgers . Th e m a m m a an d LEADS wrra' i onuF. —A meeting o f merehanti were there when she maim the ',went% oan and others interested in the trade with Turkey, and cre vice. The defendant often slept there, sad sometimes led mewl hy the Onfamen. Osumi, was held in the Ornate his meals with madame. Madame wed to call him " mon Hotel. Brovnl'otrootr ifthahette%°il Tuesday htithla ,__„The marl." lo August whams applied to the defendant for hi his opeutall remorkl , referre d to the state m... me. He .Mined rather othoniebed. it was not paid, mid Its i , y. The isopeels, be wad, were largely is nesse of acid be would bring some money and see that It was paid, the exports, and his suggestion was that spas *Moho if and he promised to bring IW. The next day after he come commerce should be Prohibited, is order to reeler* the madame paid the plaintiff Si, bilaing. The credit of the government be had, bat Cron-examined—Madam. went oat sometimes for a ride, Mee Dittoed segegemeute isid always than thins In pm. and occseionally for a walk. the seldom west out el as hilit' certain Wide& which the consul epontented, they evening. She never asked them if they were married. the would only he following the comer!. of the Magill& govern called the defendant " mon marl," and not "men tad." tooth in lthhe and suet, as .ample weld Na be Wore. She did not ask the defendant for the snowy ter Madame The, meeting, therwer, declared apiast thespinicas al the Balton H. did not say, .• What le Abut to wear edam consul. ands reeolidird,re weleao° o 4 =I, asserting vitals. Jammed. him thrill seelame was at tom.. ~ c I ,.litet " good ge"r"nein Its the weal wanted * Tbia assent ' span. . , , , ,- sad that without it thew seems Moon to hew ' ' -- - a--4 Mr. thelthetea, is, the joryktth Slam*, for red3rocen,l advantageous bade.", mid that aencius ef Mas were konat float T i lialintrico ons. A correspondent a lean thareweeele Ike Ile egad theeeby ertset the teliownig :—Alliitisriderstoodthat =ca m s poser in the defendant's wellies, from that Wiled: 2=no eathtod a =WOO appointment ha have se measure, or go tato the wiled*. free the soverament of tb . Seed 00u =s, act b..:E fIC LMOWiI to the world the ISIOCIAMP. ! their eoombaloner for placing the , they bed character, enforcing by moral terror that earn, with other wounenities on a that know la Juss they had no right to. The lethisg. The existing treaties with Ores& Britten Wades, dthathst,bwwaat Is elib esseeses, weal plane Me bei i and the United require revision. elteledellodmilinsdialfeaty bilierese alersed ilisfistip. thaw tree Inds pies which are merbing o V ia sibe Arena tvagraimisli. , lFit. tome law, and Mims ma aiivit deutei model .. i; she liblieul handmade of tles *prate auihmillenegir oo m e tt .11 .' 4 = or ' lik =e ,N. 464. 110 t list a Mater spirit by the liberals of E A ei d s; —I err a ' nese ce beduille [The matt palliest tt the Na We Moist ler ten yon. lit it i tai me ty = bet pit lee. A i as klfgetlase.Maga tler aribildets come socerioned with I imilinibi• end Weft', Alostikic his realemile= Isliese from =dame to mate and ebb bar at the de- I ; irk the establishment el a fendatit's. I bad before visited her at • how* is Jertaye- i seriew sad the promos of !Christian' IMMO= is ishiede street. I was tntrodeoed to bar by a gentleman-s friend • which two separations ago were wholly Whiten" masa ' of mine. I am a bachelor. In coneweence of receiving but osakon great interest as to their future condition." M.. Made to'them by tiTj g ov ernment , that IR" shall refuse the sacred . ritera is an d i preserve the . strictest secrecy relative to very njunction. This will serve to show you • part of the diflicul bee prepared for the new government. The new Minister of the Interior, Count Marco Minghetti, has appointed Count Guido Borromeo to be the director of his ministerial bureau. At Rome Monsignor Borzemen the brother of the other, holds • similar situation under Cardinal Antonelli • nor is there a man more fanatically hostile th an he is to everything that is done in ' Piedmont, where his own father is a senator. Once assume the sacerdotal garb, and farewell to all recollection of country and family. By documents recently published you must have seen bow the Cavaliere Targimd, who represents Frannie H. at London, has treated your goverh meat in his letters, wherein he accuses Lord Pal meretgli aid /As oAloitzuee of brutality. Do yea, know much about this gentleman I Ha was once upon a time a Muralist, and in disgrace before had been living for many years in exile at Rome, when in 1848 he made his appear ance as a liberal and a victim. But when Ferdinand H. 'violated his oath and sup pressed the constitutional franchise, this same Targloni remained faithful not to the oonsti- Union but to his official salary and continued to serve the dynasty that . shot tumt. No longer attached to liberti, he rose in s new diplomatic career and then proceeded to London, in order to teach your ministers Bourbon thy. Before long some other documents will be published, that will show how intense has been the hatred of the Nea politan Bourbon* in:their Polity against Englatu4 and more especialfy, against the whigs. Count eavour an uit.miew with whom had been re quested by the Marqiifs Pallavicino Trivulzic, anticipated it the other day by himself paying the marquis • soisit, when he congratulated him on the .firmnem and good same he had displayed at Naples when filling the arduous part of pro-Dictator. The marquis has now . gone with his wife and his daughter, the March ioness of Androgua, for rest and retirement, to his magnificent seat at San Florian° between Lodi and Codogno. He takes with hie, General Turn who equally reqeires repose. Count Oavour has lately been inspecting the naval arsenal of Liguria, that of Turin repeatedly, and the new and superb manufactory of arms et Fossano, which will be the principal one in all Italy, inferior indeed to none in Europe, for all the improvements known to science and countenanced by practical men have been. introduced. A few Neapolitans have been gradually admitted into the army. Individually, there are of course several Praiseworthy exceptions, but it must be contested that militaryxpirit, seand morality, and healthy discipline are virtues almost entirely Un known in the south of . nay. Whoever has imen the Neapolitan akmy if parade, and not carried • his scrutiny any feather, may hash felt setislastioo, for everything looked showy mid good, but beneath all this the true military ardour, the love of country, readiness for self-sacrifice, self- UstesinHpaid sense of duty, were all wanting. If Victor Mrimanuel can infuse these qualities inib their - breasts he will have worked a miracle fur greeter than that of St Alluring gtiottr far than that of having made Italy one nation. (nom ova au* kieigaroximr.) CIALDEVB RIADQUARTERS, MOLADI GAETA. Nc uAITA: Nov. 19. On Pridatisat we had a visit from General Codringloas, 'the Governor-General of Gibraltar, who man -hero ea amateur to juleps's& the siege operations which have been entrusted to General Meaabrea, the chief of the Military Engineer Corps. Admiral Mundy, on hearing of the arrival at Naples of the late commander of our army in the Crimea, placed her Majesty's ship Mohawk at his disposal, on board of which General Codrbigton wee brought here. Our gallant general was to 'mired at Cialdini's headquarters with that cordi ality which an Englishman is always sure is meet in the Sardinian camp. Commander Mena blVi% • was at once sent for, and at about ten °Wink the party rode in the direction of Monte Cones, where the roads which will enable the Sar dinian generals to place their artillery on the posi tions of Capucini and Monte St. Agate are in course of construction. As we rode towards our lines the offieers of the Spanish man of war lying in the bay of Gaeta could be seen with their tele scopes following the movements of our party. They must have guessed that some foreigner of distinction had been brought here by the Mohawk, fur we had ecaroely made our appearance on the Borgo road when their galley was launched, and approached the coast of the gulf, which shirts the road on which we were riding. The curiosity of these countrymen of Don Quixote amoimts at liens to impertinence. Another lastanse of French insolence and inter* fans* in Italian affairs has just occurred at Ter. mina. General Cialdini, having received a hint that part of the garrison of Gaeta would try to pass through our lines and repair to the Pa pal States, sent General De 13onnaz to occupy the first-named town. De Sonnet did so with about 8,000 men ; but no sooner bed he entered the town than a French officals of Goyorfs staff called on him to withdraw lug troops. Yon may, however, re main if you like, " added the French officer, "on accepting the donditions we imposed on the Nea, Se two weeks ari, that is to say, by laying corn a l - our arms." You me, wady imagine the indignation of the gallant Barainian general at this insulting suggestion. He of comes re-crossed the boundaries of the Papal, Stateannie retired to Jim This incident as you may suppose?, has not tended to lee ir ritation already existing in the Sari edilis army against the French. iieet at raffli Di_ ,Olkik . .. l ltatarday a deputation, if the , elnuebnailmi gad Novara l inhabitant' of tr,8064,171100,1. 'IT , , Waited wpm air G. C. Lewis, °' A for , iltgartment, for the e s of hog a nunairemla' by the ii e g m tirtn, Pray notice utOt be given for the of the Dr. lft-oly an the rhumb o Stephen's, of Was= rector twenty-fire yeam , hillossrdasee WWI • wdMes dikedhe late lamented g i e —fir ii• a lafaltlltii t•blitt consi t b t e : the memory dat= is tronvad ha ' of his great tad pure and faithful manner in =he hid dlachaeged his holy ofiei, at ones complied 1 with the request oil time meinotAsts. The day of the tuseml it act yet determined on.