The Press. — London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

.. . . • . . , . . • . 111 _... 566 THE PRESS. The house having gone into Co mmittee of Supply, TO CORRESPONDENTS. ing their regret at losing the advantages of the clear ST. JAME S' S PARB. Lord PALMERSTON moved for two votes ocfgwhea4apt,esesroOloitosn/. judgment and great experience of the Right Hon. A Sosscßissit is mistaken. The prices of coals are uniformly and 3,5001. respectively, for the purpose of m i a .otho k iwnoe ' annsoic.o_bnef.. quoted in our " Metropolitan Markets." Lord St. Leonards. the communications _ road from the iron gates near the German f J o a r m f o e o s ' t s -ppanst passengers n and gers of ov e e r r etchtien ing a It is impossible to acknowledge the mass of letter, we receive The Sound Dues Select Committee of the House of Their insertion is often delayed owing to a press of matter, Commons consists of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, pension -bridge and when omitted, it is frequently from reasons quite lade- Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Villiers, Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Card- pendent. of the merits of the communication. We cannot undertake to return oommunications of which we do well, Lord Stanley, Mr. Mitchell, Viscount Chelse a, general served, r ot v eh e r d ee , l larger were lot renderedeimp rovem e n t spr o n p e e o c o e sde s necessary : I T not avail ourselvea. Mr. Milner Gibson, Mr. Bramley Moore, Mr. Hutt, Ccmmunications should always be legibly written, and on one Mr. R. Phillimore, Mr. Deasy, and Mr. Duncan, side of the paper only. If lone it increases the difficulty of ending space for them. The committee have elected Mr. Villiers chairman, ehlne h lt s t Whateveris intended for insertion must be authenticated by the and will hold their first meeting for the reception of and with St. James's-park. name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publics- evidence on Tuesday next at twelve o'clock. Some th,ob presented u t suggestedultimately to thear withdrewe fi rs t tr e n Onn, but as a guarantee of his good faith.vote ,y dvertlsementa sent from the country must be accompanied by a of 1,(101. ,( t o Lo l Y . D in D ita AV a lE m S o , Aremittance or a reference for payment in town. Sir William Williams, of Kars, is now at Meurice's • Hotel, Paris, where the gallant general will remain -...11•1 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION until after the Imperial christening, when he will amendment ' roil leave Paris, constructing most probably for Havre, on his way to A division was taken on the vote fo r Ebt VMS'S: England. Preparations are making at Southampton the suspension-bridge, when the grant was affirmed (STAMPED.) for his reception. by a majority of 182 to 05-87. Per Annum.. • • -. S 1 6 0 The revised and NA L " ppl z e B m T e niA nta T l E v B Otes on accoohufnestthooeff Half-Yearly .. .. 019 0 The Archdeacon of Taunton is cited to appear Quarterly .. .. .. o 6 6 before the Archbishop at Bath on the 22nd of July, the naval t a t e w m e then r e e nt iboy t broughthseirvevarious i. olforward,je WOOD breo after e Payable in advance. Subscribers are requested to send their Orders throughtheir panlangeastoanryd reductionss News Agent; if direct to the Moe. accompanied by a remit- The Globe of last evening announces the arrival at ex Lanes. Advertisements also must have a reference or remittance Money Orders to be made payable to Mr. ALrazo IvE,llO Folkestone, on Wednesday, of the ex-King of Oude. the service which the conclusion of peace has B.rand London. The King, continues the Globe, intended remaining enabled the Admiralty to effect The total result -- the night at the Pavilion Hotel, but, having had a was to show a diminution of 20,000 in the number very fine passage across the Channel, he left for o f seamen vo t e d, v i z ., f rom 76 , 000 to 56,000; and VbX 21 1 .) rif g xi. London by express train on the South-Eastern a retrenchment of the gross expe n dit ure of two Railway. millions. The several votes were agreed to after a miscel- ,. At the public meeting held at the Mansion-house laneous discussion, as was subsequently a gross vote LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1856. yesterday, to express sympathy with the French of 4,971,000/. for the transport service. people, and to aid in subscriptions for their relief, an immense number of the nobility, gentry, and mer- VOTE OF CREDIT. POSTSCRIPT. chants of London were present. The Lord Mayor The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved for a -- read a letter from Baron Haussman, the Prefect of vote of credit to the amount of 2,000,0001. In his A despatch from Berlin, June 12th, announces : the Seine, and Lord Ducie; one from the Emperor late financial statement,he observed, ways and means of the French, cordially thanking the English people had been provided, with the aid of the last fiv e The Emperor Alexander has arrived at Riga. The for their hearty co-operation in offering aid. Sir million loan, for the whole anticipated expenditure of population of the town and the surrounding country were Francis Baring, Mr. Weguelin, Baron Rothschild, the year. The computation might, however, not be assembled and received his Majesty with the most enthu- Lord Ravensworth, and several gentlemen, addressed borne out by the result; and, in order to cover any elastic acclamations. Letters from Berlin also state that Russia has re- the meeting. Resolutions were passed, a committee possible excess of outlay, he now sought for power imposed all the old restrictions upon travel. Certi- appointed, and 5,0001. (100,000 f.) subscribed on the to _. C. Lewis intimated, was to be raised by an tourists crossing the Russian frontier. raise a further sum of two millions. The money, Sir . lx ficatea of political morality are demanded from all spot. The money was transmitted at once to Paris. issue of Exchequer Bonds. Some r emar k s were The 54th Regiment arrived in Plymouth Sound offered by Sir H. Willoughby, Mr. Williams, Mr. Intelligence from Galatz states that the interna- from the Crimea yesterday morning. Hadfield, and Mr. Glyn. The vote was then agreed to. tional commission to regularise the limits of Bess- PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL. arabia has now completely suspended its sittings, in HOUSE OF LORDS—FRIDAY. The motion for going into committee on this bill consequence of the protest of Russia against THE UNITED STATES. was opposed by Mr. CUMMING BRUCE and other Mublis Pacha (George Stourdza). Nothing is The Earl of DERBY having inquired whether any members, but on division carried by a majority of known as to when it is to resume its labours. further information was in the hands of the 126 to 90-36. The Speaker then left the chair, but Government respecting the disputes with the United before the first clause was proposed the further pro- Letters from Athens, June sth, state that the States, gress of the bill w as po s tp one d t o Th urs d ay next , a t brother of General Kalergis (who is still in Paris) The Earl of CLARENDON stated that Mr. Dallas, the twelve o'clock. has been arrested at, and sent from, Alexandria by American Minister in this country, had communi- The Oxford University Bill was read a third time the Greek Consul, M. Rica, to the tribunal of Sirs, cated to him a despatch lately received from his own and passed. for having, it is asserted, spoke disrespectfully of Government, in which, while expressing full satis- King Otho. faction with the explanation given by the British The house adjourned at two o'clock. Ministry respecting the enlistment question, and ac- From the Hague, June 11th, we learn that M. cepting the assurance that no intention had ever FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE Van Hall has tendered his resignation, and a Minis- existed of violating the law of the United States, the terial crisis appeared imminent. The King was Cabinent of President Pierce nevertheless declared Tuesday, June 10. expected on the 12th. themselves dissatisfied with the personal conduct of BANKRUPTS,—.SAMUEL LOVELOCK and THOMAS ' ISTER, Mr. Crampton, and announced their intention of Dowgate•hill, City, India rubber manufacturers—Jr ROSE CORMACK, late of Putney, Middlesex, boarding hous eper— The German Journal of Frankfort announces sending that envoy his passports, and at the same CHARLES CRASS HAMILTON, Princes-street, Princ agnate, that the Bohemian nobility are abqut to demand of time of withdrawing the exequator from the three Bloomsbury, ironmonger —JAMES GREEN, Long Buck North- the Emperor the re-establishment of the States of British Consuls implicated in his transactions. As amptou, coal_ me rchant—SAMUEL Persson, Sun-scree iidlope• the kingdom upon a liberal basis. to the course which her Majesty's Ministers would flautesitildaiPWoswthoort" City, ironmouger—THoirAs Ss .. L Pa ct, C h, Le i cester, grocer—WILLIAM HOWE, Co- adopt under these circumstances, the Foreign Secre- , ventry, builder—WlLLlAM ROBINSON Lows, Wolverhampton, A letter from Paris in the Aufiiturg Gazette con- tary intimated that no definite decision had yet been manufacturing chemist—HENßY Gomm, Cheltenham, drap er— tains.ron- the following : arrived at, but when that determination was made WILLIAM MARKS BENISON SARELL, H o i s w or tby, Devon, t monger—EDWARD %ATM, Leeds, hosier- JAreEs HoLLINBAKE despatches wou l d be forthwith laid before Far -I am in a measure able to inform you of the authentic t h e Lancaster, cotton spinner —James Davi:spear, Macclesfield contents of the note addressed by Rance and England to liament. Respecting the Central American question, watchmaker. s the Neapolitan Government. This note hail for object to he added that Mr. Dallas had been empowered to SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION—Wit. PAUL, Borrowslounuess, prevail on the King of Naples to place some limit on the refer certain points in that controversy to arbitration, ship broker. arbitrary character of his administration of penal justice b u t had profe s sed a b e lief that th e w h o l e ma tt er Friday, June 13. since the events of 1848; in a word, the reforms recom- might without difficulty be arranged by direct nego- BANKRUPTS' . F. - - -.--DMEIND WEBB, Portswood, Southampton- shire, timber dealer—Wm. NORFOLK, York, tanner—MaußicE mended by the Western Cabinets are solely those con- tiation. RICHARDS, Birmingham, grocer—CHARLES EDWARD RACK, netted with judicial matters. nese Cabinets declare T h e Police (Counties anti Boroughs) Bill was read Tottenham-court-road, grocer—Env/Hi FISHER, Hackney-road. that their diplomatic intervention on this point is oil and COIOUrIDRU—HENRY JONATHAN HAWKINS, Hidrerter• a second time, after a brief explanation of its provi- prompted by the necessity of preserving the tranquillity of . race, Lower-road, Rotherhitbe, cowkeeper—GEoßOE NEWMAN sions by Lord PANMURE. Europe, menaced by the fermentainon which exists in Donsox, Poole, taiIor—RICHARD GRIFFITH, Pwllhell, now of the kingdom of Naples, and spreads over the whole penin- The Mercantile Law Amendment Bill was read a Penychain, Abereiroh, Carnavon, draper and grocer—RosElir sula. Austria approved of the measures adopted by the third time and passed. SENIOR and STEPHEN SENIOR, Staincliffe, blanket manufac- Western powers. Their lordships adjourned at ten m i nu t es p as t six turers. o'clock. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION,—WILLIAM BOYD, Glasgow, Captain Henrycommission agent. Thompson, C. 11., one of the heroes of Kars, and but ju s t la n d e d in this country, died HOUSE OF COMMONS—FRIDAY. yesterday morning at half-past eleven, from the THE AMERICAN QUESTION. AT A COURT OF ALDERMEN held on Tuesday upon effects of illness contracted during hit gallant ser- Replying to questions from Mr. Disraeli and Mr. the presentation of the bills of expenses connected vices. Captain Thompson was originally attached Milner Gibson, respecting the state of our relations with Palmer's trial, Aldermen Finnis, Copeland, and to the East India Company's army, but, in conse- with the United States, Sir Peter Laurie expressed the utmost surprise at quence of his distinguished part in the defence of Lord PALMERSTON made a statement of similar the item of 1701. 4s. for reporting. The City short- Kars, he was promoted to be a captain in the Royal import to that given by the Foreign Secretary in the hand writers, Messrs. Buckland and Burnett, con- army, and given the Companionship of the Bath. House of Peers. trading to furnish and print all proceedings at the The death of this brave and distinguished young Lord JOHN RUSSELL afterwards referred to the Central Criminal Court for 900/. a year, Sir Peter officer will be much regretted. extreme anxiety felt upon the subject in the house Laurie was astonished at the audacity of the short- and the country, and which he said was exaggerated hand writers to send in such an account, and said Lord St. Leonards has resignedthe chairmanship of by the tone assumed by a certain portion of the that as since the contract was made the number of the Executive and Finance Committee of the Patriotic public press, and gave notice that on Monday next prisoners tried at that court had decreased by an Fund. The committee held a meeting on the 11th he should interrogate the Government touching the average of seventy, he should, at an early opportu- instant, and elected Lord Colchester as their chair- course which they might have decided upon adopting nity, move that the allowance of 9001. a year be re- man, at the same time passing esolution express-. towards the United e l iStates , duced. 1iiihmimmi...................