The Sun. — London, England, 1858-02-10 00:00:00

THE SCAN LONDir N, WEDNESDAY EVENI NG, FEBRUARY 1 0 1858 1 ! .............___ _ . _,.. - -.--...ww.n05me...11 1, 1,1111ffil VIIIP, .11 ,? MB _4ll/111112/0/0" in MaiIiIIMMOOTIMPI• l at ___•..- . , i . ,- , •- - I . ---- N :• , • . • ~ -......,,.. ~ . ____. __,_ 1 - '--. -t, , .la V it t :r? . • .. - -.......:,;•(-1' ..-_, N, . N HARBOUR '0 F • 0 , . N 6 0 I 3 I. 0 R SH " I MO A- •. 2; .., .. :- . ...,.... .ToNG- :.•_,.. © F ---.- .:.•' ' :'!'k - _- .. .- I CITY OF CANTON - , . .__ , , A , ill a-- __ q. 1 • , ~ 1 i • 0 1 Gf . 0 IA 1 0 Hard r ' F., A ° , , - L 94 (2 ) 005 .. . . ' .. n _ - - -- z--: z_. if ---.,- -;- . _,- - :.--_,„,091 , 1_,.. 4" it - -. • ---. -4 - .... • , P %M. • • AM 0 _ .Cl , l . t, !f!) ReJ el• era 'IL, .r,-1 , ICL MAD letJ C C.= ~, qr / $ .. . , •-- •' l Ch a _ 0 - LonE , .• mi itim ,-- , J , ' 131155 , 10 2 ei,Ca' . , MCC , :7 5°1 1114 ' <l'lp -f) 0 4 •; ... •.' ... _ - • VL 'c gg tl_ r_. , ' SOD* E 00•= , -, • _ S'iuen-hoa .4 • 7 7 —. - - . et. eon I Is i evenco., I --. sWimeri ....... , erlet:Des --- , . IF,r . ro % -4ty . 9 - , . , ~--,,,,- -„,....., ---..1 , -.- .. ___, ..,, • .-.4 t ) 0 ~.G, , „„ ~ fo 4 u. I . PEKirg v % _ . _____.___ _ _____,=- . , --- ___- _ . _ 1, i 4 5- i ) - , t . .1 . " . 4 Z A T ‘ ' r "" - ---. 11- -= _,- .._. etP °N 4 a 1 \ „6) ' -•,., ... T. • ' we_ P of Colfuci FROM MR. WYLD'S LARGE:,'MAPX :. , - e e ..154 .. ati \ a' C:"1' ~ < A'y I I; 1:161'1 t :-.-.. , .. %I. .. . 4 t -...... . • 41 4 " '''' . Ic o i & , . ..__________-_ _ ._ King-kiiao ----- s . 1.2 ... Tai- tong Te f foi o n u lte c nvcp : , i ---___,______-_-_--a- -- W -- ___A= _ - C? t _ 1 4. • , ----___-= r, / 0 .- .... 8k 4 Wri?ro b 4:r..... \ ' Y oiN ' f \ - 1 (Birthplace ' f i , • 6 , - ► "t AIR • -, ' O4 .----, ' -,1-1• y ' i , i . i CICC t e e .., 1 ,. 7194 .-. i k•^__. SCALE OF MILES. ,1,, •% i • 21 11 LH .1 I ,_ I----t • ' , lf - Ig a so 100 200 MO 400 AC", $ \. .. i - C HAN_ T 0 N G -.' " 2 , e.- - a_rz . .- ~,,„ 6 _ - i .; CN7 ‘ st ) ~: 1 ~ a , 958 , 760 0 z -J ______.=___ vi. ......„ ~. 1 4. .... . ~ . . -. . 9 7,-. - I --- - cz, • • 4 , ....... G - -1- `r 0 , •• ..,.•• P.I e‘ rN-- • 0 ot-------------- '------- ---J - - . •-,.. • - -------___________„_____t .• T II I Coal Mines f • 0 .....- • 0 Henan . , .1' -- -- _ ____ .: - f ill , ~,, 4iver 4,: i1il S . 41 ... .., ~, 14 % 4' .. \ , , T il . t , e 6 % it ta s_ ( o /2 , ' \ H 0 - N A IV i ----- i--- --t°"44 47 ' - - , -_,_- - . 6 -- 0 , -,zroaL gan -, r e -„ ____ _ .. .=_ _ _ _- - .0 g Ho, or se -van-Au \ 23 , 057 , 171 . • 07,, ,- k. - ` _ ---- ' !. C) / .-.. • 0 ~ cl• 4.-__.--- _ll_, _ Sachou ° ~.., ,-,-_. :03" . Gold Mines Eling-tch0u16,,4„ .z z .:----- ____ Q 7 e -- i - 77zaert=-- --,-- IJ • gctoo kr .,:`A ° % 4'4 %°• A- S e. :4l ra_,,,,,vi . -k V 1 c' 4 ,, • 0 0°. .. C . ----.' '... -.., fou (9 ... '4). y 41 4 -- zz , '' .- 4kusoiliaiito ..- ~,.1 . rap*. . p - •46) 1 ) / 41" •,,,..... , a,,,,...., . ~ .-...,,i-- - ....,- • ~ , •.•••-,. is : tl:# I d - , &. 4 A l N. -1,,,, ..,..„) ~,,,,,, ..,-_,--- ,-, -!'ileo- lZ -_-_= -- ' 0 ° -,------=-, \ wow 0 a Ofi, , vet'' OM \H . ° U`..PE tin,io2,_ + 11 111 3 _ N 0. il ‘, le(fsiing-hott ! (0 ..z. o •• 27, 370 , 098 -a - t e, , ,; lic , pee , _ o, I ire ,s j P ----.. li nta , g /.-_,-. -- - ------ e o „ i liciheron o.' r" \ *. 0 f s'" ''''hb . . 40. I ~., -; .i 4 -.., ,•• , it.' ~•% --, 1.- -se. __. t em\ .6 0 •4 - 41 2ver - 4,. "1- is ' 44.,.'e' --.. .._ - -0,„ Chu-zaps — K — C '; / so -..". \ .-- -, 'frig po __-- .0......, $ 1,1 i 425 9 678 : , Ar--- co , ..., _ .. . 7 Po y-ang. ; . ,"--- / A Chi ----- - - , ,,N. . N \ p?), 1 . 6 gl' i / I ..... . ote,hoiv:' -- ' Lake % ,i., t•-• , TCHE-KIANG a _Priti foll --- 1.: " 114 4 ,41 • ...) \ _--___ 1 _ _;\26, 25 6 , 784 - I k • , ake 1 ICan-1 .hann•-fort .- ..' ._ _ - • te , • OltenrchO .1:-_-fou c.. _J.** __ 0 T A 2t T '-..,-, • :ft. v vs , - • • ; Hoo.N AN .-"'. b ' -V, - -.,„ 40, \ talcs Ol m ' t . • ' , I, • ... I' '1 ..°4 „,,• .• A• 1 ,...._ .-• ...aniwy- * I ~...,--. ..... ...... I ~ / . , , - .. , i iC i ;: --"-- g ... 21 C I" IN *:'N 9 ir .... - , ~, 18 , 652 , 517 r . 6 A ,$% --` \ itr G 3 1 i I • C o , a t• C s. l ' . # 4 .,, ii) • , ---11 - 13 . - 012. --, - - I.' I e L'‘ 'w I ' ~.........• Tee 'Nitro : „„,......., , •y a ; .e 4 \ r ..... 1e„,...... 4 , ese • .1,7 . ‘ . i 14, • "....- on, 0 1 t . • 13 1‘ • 1,, , \ S --- la 41 -liot r- _ __ I N D I A. ,A :... .t.A . I ' Ts "' ,e ..• ••• , ........0" r , . • • 1 -' . ' . 1 skoo' ... . e , ''.. .<- - i f• 's f z. //T 1. - i v 41We , - 4 3 NIhL 42_____ -- A ... • r --- _ t..... - . I C .: ir.. ;) l 501. •.rir 3r .NL . 0 ....,/, re caolenom. .....,-.. .„4*.....0 , .<1 . Chang 0 r_ -• : __r_ =-_------- ' 'Z'Y - ______•rei r :L; • _______ _ _ I? Co •S ( $ 'a _ • a .... ~,5 tlg lifines\ icn° , - , 1 _ ,_,__ d ?a , - `, foul , s' 0 _,--- _,--_______ _ :, z4 . 2 ‹,-_,_-_-,--______ . 4'4 0 ...... IS 1 -"... f"'Coar..lyines 5 , 501 , 320 \ it IP aN G 1 ' 5 .., -. if V N G_____ - c \ .... ,_ : a s s - f • - 4, e. 4. # e Q i 4 Gehl 4- Silver Alines k , -......-- _ it roptan 4 , Tchao-tchon_ iN• BE N 4 L 1 - I k N ri Si Kiang I Factorie. "A CANTON '1 01 1 9 /024‘) - - _-- _ , o e____-_e_-__ T __-____ --., o* - , .. - .„ , Ruby Mines • i ., 1 6.. 4 -.0 ~/ -- 09' ~z G O t\- 1 f CM.cUTTP. ,1 , % • • 1"'"_.... 11 " '''' % Ni tIN. I ‘a -- --_--- - . .3 - • - -,.. ‘ ~---'------ e s,. ~ ~ i -=-- _ - ' \ ------:Pisc_a____ , dotri 7, -,7 - ,--- u - a - n 7 ._ - • ''• .. 1 " - h.../ ....4.,......„.„0,,....................._...... N N ''9l. k --d : lL_jf r i ea u ___ _ Pe - 71 ra ----- _-_-__--- -- --_ t) ~, „-_- - - fata r = • -- %) ,c• NIA- or i 0- l c 1 N 0\ - si ii4 .er - 4-- __ - ._ . -- - -_ - - _ - . ------- 4 / _f• ike = -- - ~a , .Ahmarapoora_ _ ___ _ _ _ • - - :__,--- _ .. "---. ' 9 l-tt - h - s - =q l= . f - kiong- - tch . a v - ' -- -- ---- -----------"-r----44.-rir--;;fh t--- _.__ ---1---r-- = _ (3 2 S_ 44,, Cuttack ___ _ . i - - ' ----- Bashee I. ,-_-_ . __..., _ , to te , • - se .....-- . '7 5 i ti 0 ';sulinz mar Tonking ....., --- - --- _ 4. ____ . _ ___ -- ----- - - . .---,..1- -- st • ,f----- -- -- __:,-------------_______:- . _ 9 ~ , A 4 , . __ _________,- ___ _____ . - _, _ ----- - _ - --- ------_-‘4-:_ - _ 11 _:-__-7_ ____- -- 7 E,.. - :_,2. - _:, - ___f-,_- _____pabUyani - - - - _ ~ Tchert + - - ---- \ 1 - - c --______- --- - -- - - 12 i 7 -------7--- T' -- ' • _ - __-=-..-4------ - _ Maces 0 ,_._..... ,- --- c ,--ev-7auc - -c--_-_- _ T .. t Pi ' • % . - - ... de e.e. * -'-• tA ~.\ , 1? ! .• - lan cr4-1 •_,-_-_-- ---- _ _ ___ -- ' --,._- _ - . ---. - - - N-- • ~,-....--'- , -I• A .. V. - ---,.__- ,- , a _____ ----., 2 _____,...___ _±. .... ---- Ji - ------.-- _....,....,_ ~ _ . - - - . _ • - -- .- --- ,r --- ---- _____ _ .--_--.--e--------,,, - , , , : -------, e.--.----, . 1 02 .4 r' Vr l Pogue A ,....' 'iir .. ---... %, .. C. a - 9e ....• - • , _ N ...e. . -----e--.---:•-_ . '4 - ..,-,-- . - --- --- _ - -.:- : ---- X__e_L A • _ •-_ - 4-, ---16 . - ...„_-_ -tz ____ _ _ - __ N_ __________ _____ ____ V!,„. e. . . "°s°' ' 0 - - 4 - :_-, ' . - . ill l / 4 - •-• W-• -.-- -. . ________ ---- . ---' ----- ifi ----------- - _to,_ ~,, s eA .....________---- . _ ____ \ , ‘T __ - - ----------'0 Moulmer 4 ,-_ _____ _ . _ __ ---:_: ---L, *e _________ - ___x - I. _.._ , _. 1 Hue Fog ‘ ------- r_ - . - - _ --- P -------__:_-- - b %l - -----....._....-- _ _ ------ - -----:-- % _., ........ , ........ = -.--- ------ - - ff - 1 'o___,_:- .1- -----s"" ------ It i . a _ . -- - - __--_,,.,-= a . vit., _ _ _ `" ( 5)- -- - •-------- • - --------- -.-._ _ , ____ --_-_-_.__------ -,--------- ___ _ _ = - .—fir I ~. e IV I fif 1 :--- , _ .....- - - - . __. _...... r -- -.....,---.--0 Columpi ------ - - - - - - -- ,-- H-_____._ . .____:___,__:_-_,:_____________ _ _ _ .. I A PA - • -----=:-.------.--,-...----,-- ..-,.. • , 1 / 4 , --%ir!---,-E#A. R A Cta -17 - ____________,-- '-- --- ------ ___,-- •--,--- =_--___ - -,--. --.-------, _ , --:--,i6=--. 1 --- - - _ ________s_-___ _ , 0 Tana I, i , ____ -,-,___ _ _ -,..... - •-•.- ----•_,- • ---,- 1 . yanill -- v: oßankok ' :..---.= ---- - - ----------•-•____- ____ - - _ - _ ____ -- ,---,----------1 1 el - ‘ 7 • . . -. ---- _ , ____, ----. _____ •-,._. . . . . . . ...., ... . . . ...._..... ..- . A . . 1.,...N. 7 - • -, - ___ _ - - , . ------..------, - -..----- - . - ---- - ; ; . Cambodia '4 -•--,--__----,., _ - ___ - __ _ - - -- -- ----. - -- - i — C -1 1- . N-- _____________- • , . ,-- ; 4 ------, / . - - ' - C 7.... .-. - - --.. - ......:-..--...- .. - - -te •v - t ----- A - At • ecnuin --- -. ---=. - T c, ' ' ''... I' . ' - - - ...---,- V - • - ._...,a-=. - - - ,-_-- V -..-...-....... --i ' - - - 4 - (..r.. oMergui --- -•-- --'-' --• -A l - - _tilV f - -- ,INIIMIIIIIIII • : .---...•...... - , ......... ~_ "---- .. ....... ............• ---• --- ---- I .t --=----.— :i:____.,— ' ' --- -- ., = -1-.-'--;-='-'- ---- - --------.-- ---- „....., ..-.."......., . ~ a. . t . V ° Sairng ---------* . =,t... .. .. ..... ...e.......werm.............................m. 1,. _ -..i - -V-- •,,,. __ _ - - ,•••••.------ . - - - 0 - - --„,__,....._ „ e,, -- . --:_ -_ -, ,;____ - - -_;_- 3,irt'.7l amecst - - - _ - .-- 1 ' .. - .. _ __ _ _ _ • ~: _____„:„..„ , ,---- . _ - .--.1.- ---.:-.,[...--...- ................ • .........„ .. ' ,- . N , ='7.1:4 :- . 4 .................. .....M4l%•m . .... ••••••• ••••=1 . - •Ml. ••.. = / -..."'.........".=••••••••=1.' ••••• ----. ;!------.4 1 \ \ ----,,,:- il -- - ,, ) _. . . --'- -- - -: -- ~ , _ ' _ ...• - ele=tri , -- "—"" ...-.......--- ---- a t ,. - ,_•4" \----- i ..__ - - - - - •.--„i • . -__,____-_ A il k . -__l .•_, - - -.„----- ••• • - -----.----- ____._,____ : - 'z '' '' l4 - _ --,,,-- -_- _ ____--_ ___ ~,,,,,,_______ - _______ - -- --- - --,--•---_,__-,____---211 — - a - =..............„......,...,...........,--- - - - -----. ...ram. __-- •Ab ........ _.,_ •-, --,............_.....- ir , -=- - _ , V -- .. - _ IS' . ______ y _ ____ "---- •,... .......••••••• ----- ___ _ •••••=ma..... some -- —4--L---.. ....----r----------.—._,-- _ ,--_-:,•----- --- Z - ---___—-----_______,------ --------------- --- ': -- _ -- a---_-• .. .. -----------.--__ —__ .---- - - - • ____‘ -.- ---- ...... ............. ..... . ,='"' . -- --'--- i il _ -- 2.- -- ---4_,V -- .*".... ....... ,----- --"'-- ' ............. . . 0 '- C-r-- ----- 1 N4l - ... _ . ,,___ -, i,,. r- __-4-:---------- --------------- : _,.._.1-7t--7 -- --- :-- 7-- - '-L-----;=----9 7:1 1,____._..__ _ -: ____ ---0--, - _-__-_‘ _ . ....... - ___. -- - G r--:- . -- af_.• •I o ................... --C7j ---,--- ------------------ ---- - ------------:--- , — . - - . • '... - ............r . ....„ ... .- ._______...._____,._. .....-----.----—..,----____ - - ---' . -.---. -.:1-1; -- — - v0rr0.... .. ''''''' ...........„..„........... .......... 7 - -- -- - __---_-_- - - -- ~.- • -- oKedar ____ --_______-•-- - --------="-- - 7 - __ ~.= __--2., -- -- ---- -- - - --....:_____. -- ___‘____ < -...,..,_____......................----------------------.. '------- ---- - - -----___:___, z - ____________-______------_,_ ~______ • \=...........- -_ - - -----. 2_ -- '_ - •,...- - -- - - -.--.--. ." - " - Zn - ",.,... -• ;-- •Of es .c,= 7 „.11 1" - _---_ ± 7 c , - - - N„............-4,,, , , - - -___----------- --_------ -- - _____. - _____ - ---- -- ____ \- -- ____ _ _ ~,,_ .---- ----- - ----. 7----- -________ _ - . ---------_,—______ - _f_ . , , - • U l i'.,_ . ........................,.............,..,........„,... - _ = - -------...._=--.----- r dt (e l 4- -. „___________ _.,___ _, --------.-----,------__------- 0-;_ - _ - __p_ • - _ , --- - - - - --- - __,-_;--_-:-_--- --- - , , - --, --:---- ---- ---- --- ,-_-- -- : - _-__________ T - 1 - - -- - -- .6,1_ -- • - - - -- --,- ______ _ -•- - e ee......--.---- • e _s e __ ___. ___ _ __"7" --- -- 7 ,......._________ , - - • °MALACCA ----------- -----------,,,_,_-----:_=__-.- \ -.............-......-.---........................ - --0 - 7---- -- : - ---- ,- - --- ---44... L .---------_____ -___ ___:-_- i k =_-__________ .. - _____ -.-P ' IN ; ,• ei-e-e--_-_ ) - -- --- ---=- C_ -- - C; - =.'Z ---- - - E__ ------- of the day's proceeding s. under -------_ _ - -=• , ---,---... ,... .. 7 - ----.. _ ___ ~...._- -=--_ d? 4 , r . „ --- „_- =' , ---1- 71.3.-_,s.. ..,, , ______,_va,_---__,____.______-__-_--_. -1' 1-7- :77-- -- - ) distinction sir e i 1: when ,i t 7 e o e :--.___ . - ...., • AL_ - . _ _________,__, ..z-....4_;ig- Lj•---L- ---- --_ -- would rather wall; i h n n a t d : w i wit le them. -..-= d o c y u n r i a i t m or a - y G s e p n e e a ral c - 0 Y t o ie u m h . 7a c n al ; al . • . - , C. ma , y , , Let Perhaps , ass t a t d .e i sza the real appointment n . fi . ATEsr" NE wS Ceylon 19th • Hone Dec, 30'.h • Cant n) 1 ) a . Kong , 9 / The Lieutenant - Governorship is to be given to iwelah:as r t neitherg be distorted nor attenuate d • e exclusively civil life of the Emperor. P A number of P nersOne were c a- a* traded y cariosity in groups reading this an • • • in favour of the crew could be found, S. 29th. 4 Sir John Lawrence. " France, tranquil ' ! t ac o f t e e n r c o ti f o , n w s b cation of a ac 1 anouncement. Pierri has recently, it is said, made could be verified by Nicotera, no stronger evidence round .. • --- ---ee--_ A mail has also come from Bombay, with in I.l)3,r:roes, and glorious under a p The Procurator -General rejected the demand as tcj i t ItOMBARDBIENT OF CAN lli epics io the 13th January. The Calcutta export markets after undergoing government of reat p o ' B, aia . very im ortant revelations. Tee return of the ro- illegal. The evidence of an accomplice could. not l t I TON. te g some further depression, were again looking up. b SIX ran to , per a ra g: , e t :o . gatory commission which has been sent into Be!- be received. Gagliano-We have already This a c i r id ip a tio p n r w r e o p ba ri e e r e , l is waited for, .in order to complete the pre- Signor D. Francesca . rose and said that both fact Dates from Cawupore are to the 4th. Sir Colin The import market was likewise firmer.We are dying of cold. subsiding of anarcbical I ` . --e----ee---- sovereign and the solemn w i ll of liminary investigations and to fix the period for and law were in his favour. Asa fact the Preen- Campbell- occupied. Furruckabad on the 3d of Bank rates of interest were unaltered. the trial. iator-General, in getting up the aectisation, had INDIA AND CHINA , have entirely • annihilated. p 1 14. deozu h e t e e as iba,ibeeahneetobonnfieeldne:hreeger: in the tt f bh o i gium. January, and was in communication with Colonel Exchange, 2% ld. to 2s. 2d. v:sit, "Even Ibis blanket that peror, multiplying pardons a pledge for this natural, but hoe BoURSB, FBB. 9.-The following ware the last availei himself continually of the depositions oi one against another • ; and would the law be less in as an act of grace by a custode Seaton's column. • On the 2d the rebels had attacked the troops • - and union. The d il e a in t I : s e* t i e n s en tri seemed to 95 - Credit Fonder The following telegram from Mr. Acting- "An execrable attempthas opened all eye', and has re- Do. end month 95 -- Belgian , 4 ... - other papers found on the persons accused had been n and crew So much for the brutalities de The bombardment of Canton eommenced at l i i n a e ll ii c i t i o h e nli t C h L 111 : 3 1 11 h Green was received at the Foreign-o ffi ce, under the Commander-in-Chief but they were daylight on the 28th of December, and was con- yealed to US th e savage reseutnie sa et h ati o.: d the culpable hopes 3 per Cent. ... .. -69 30 Piedmont-es° (5) i o vi r et t i l t s t ir e l t Y r t h .u e s i rn o f I pl u tt : h t d i e o g g n es El a i r e o y b f . 4te°tar =iss ;--- 90 presented for the verific ition of the handwriting to 69 15 Roman - repulsed, after a severe skirmish, in which the tinned during the whole of the day and night. Bank 5hare5......... 8160 - Austrian ma l g Malta, February 10th, at 2 A.M. :- which still glimmer among the party. 88 i Nicotera ; and why should not this ? I persist in w e A r e l 1 hiredth em b e; p w i s h a o c.a w ih: e ei r o. e aad e n xis. nth 11 1 ALEXANDRIA, FRB. 6, 1858. enemy lost all their guns, seven or eight in The assault, in three division; two English and "Of that party, Monsieur le Pretet, w e must neither Credit Slobilier ... , 9 60 55 --__ S u ps om ni:h D T eb h t rees ... 3 -; - : 1 odious attempt urging my demand. The judges retired to deliberate, and shortly re- , Ili w m a - g t g h r e e y at a i r y e r it l it i a ri t o e i c ib i e w se e c: turned, announcing that by a, majority of six votes , without a single exception, assi The nindostan arrived at Suez on the 4th number. Rarewar te one nencb, was given at 6 o'clock on the morn- saf et y which sw p t i re e i e s m ci l e g r e u e e l t h e t to eu ery . or superfluous Orleans inst. She . 961,4 Western 695 brings dates from Calcutta to the 9th In the evening of that day they evacuated Fur- ing of the 29th. !Arose we want Northern .. Gough's Fort was taken at two o'clock, and f e m . Brelocwupartwilukat i t re q uires. sei s ar u Pen e :t p i : s o u r tt s a : ei a l l kl e &nye: 01;4, V ats 9 po p w r e e r ve a n n t d , teran. 862 i grand . Central .... 7 7 64 0 612 i! g r o s s illegality li al a nft e oe ?o itih i: Thus, in the opinion of all in court, another done-had sent them down bel c ~the Dec,, and Bombay to .I Canton to 29th D ruckabad, abandoning all their heaviy artillery. ogi were 0 ' ti l e ' r anaa:olc discoveredeeloliparticipa t ion over of :ih t ee h cui e a I;,w a ai ) te t i . who have New Ditto 834 &roman 144) 1 3th J an , our popul :o i l; moiftttehd h e. eir Goruckpore was taken on the 6th January by blown up , been justly alarmed, must be reaseured a firm suppression of plots Bi t Colin C no fear aui that the wicked "I" 4:tt the good. read over to them, and they themselves queationed as tak en f • 1 a f rom him, and especi , Campbell has taken possession of the Ghoorkas under Jung Bahadoor. justice should he ;in fact, The Chinese continued their fire from the ne.d h- are '' must tremble. ------ ------ - --- - a e other t .!12.rnekabad which was - This In the moot important part oe e t Y task, and this abandoned by the enemy TBE POLITICAL TRIALS IN NAPLES. Never e was there clearer, or 04 41 The enemy, though strongly intrenohed, made houses, but the troops were restrained from enter- is why the Emperor selected me. France wishes the wore Achille Peruggi (said the President), . you hay "B" d li e B p edositions evidence • the 2 d Jan • ; and Go k maintenance of order, respect for the i nstitutions estab- -----......._ u anything farther . in in favour of a number ve. . . ruc pore was taken on a feeble resistance. - ing the city. heard your deposition. Have you is favour 4 6t4 Jen. by the forces under Maharajah SALERNO, FEB. 3. d as ef t e o n w co h . ether they wished to add anything in their f. of the crew of the Ca against the Sovereign she has elected, and thin she shay to say 1 sle.. Seven guns were taken and 200 men killed. Exchange at Hong Kong 4s. 10d. to 4s. 101. ; u m .. 1 The proceeding' of the court, which had been m first deposition. I was j o t . 1 t , not a shadow of guilt rest liahed by her- suffrages, i I d Mon- Perugg - cnY Y . t k en, that the Cagliari co J ADE Bahadoor. Seven guns tak " To attain this end I rely upon suspended fora day, were resumed again on half-dead from ill-treatmeet when it was . a en. T - la ls r ' t (Li • en ; two bun- Our loss was very t •ft• le ing, at Shanghai, on the 19 th of December, 61 . sd. to Your eaergetio you may rely upon v. day, Feb. 1, t-st against the ill-treatment we reeived. When ed a lawful prize, or how it "`, o.f the . enemy killed. 0 l oss co-operation, as --Y support We Our only two Some delay again occurred in consequence pro ,• arrested I was robbed of everything, even to such uniform testimony from m Gliee o General Outram's f 6s. hid. for credits. have a mutual guarantee in my devotion to the Hi;iperor WWI . arres I . . riga killed and seven wounded. ()roes, 4,000 strong, con- sad in yours.-I am, Iv., of the determination of Watt not to appear. The 1 and [ add that 27 of my coin _ terest at all in offering it, the my shirt an she ...s , Ou t a tinned safely posted at the Al The prices of tea had undergone considerable massacred in Sanza. could have kept the captain and umbagh. " 1381) R5TA.833." fact is that his mind has been so broken down by , panions were ie &ones landei at Canton on the 28th Dec- is a statesince . June last, it ix mpossibl , -l artt m b The peasantry were beginning decline, which had induced large setlements. The detachment of Lencers elf the Guard which sufferi . ng . and long confinement that he i S . the President -Is this the mere hearsay of your corn 1 4 ,600 ; French, 900. • On the 29th the to bring supplies of agitation bordering upon madness. Since - the liberties the health, and th Walls ~n , e into the ca•np. Silk had declined 10 taels. escorted the Imperial carriage to the Opera on the co of the trial he has scarcely slept, panions ? of Englishmen, to be thus trifle re escaladed and the heights within the 14th January went to the Tuileries Yesterday after- c • • resent him as walking up p oni ggi replied-No ; I saw their b • odies on the I ` 4 lll ' • . _in our possession by 9 a.m. The advance Brieedier Walpole occupied Erawah en the MALTA, FEB. 9, HALP-PAST 11, noon, being composed of two officers, one of them, and his companions rep and d •ting and down the rooms all the n i g ht , con tie ground. Vriehi . . NIGHT. the marechal-des- login, recently promoted, one sub- much violence. The Acting-Cousul 11 th e Ca , , 29th of December. He proceeds to Min , All the other of . the accused, like Peru&igi, pro- A letter from Vienna in tl officer, a trumpeter, aud 23 privates. hinuldelf with t, therefore give his permission that any to the 3' bUt feebly contested. The damage inpooree, eve F others, tes ted against their leaving been g set down as ladri Hamburg says :-" The intern -0 tow n and thence will join the Commander-in -Chief. The aforegoing duplicate is to hand per who are still detained in the hospital by the wounds force should be exercised to compel his attendance, b orce . . tea the Procurator-General 2,1 • . . v ery small. Captain Bate, of her which they re.:•eived, could not join their comrades lest it might drive him into positive f;enzy. Suet' treatment the h r - General, and also against the sat,' • ing in the principalities ha ajestfs ship The intelligence from India is l Euxine. on this occas i o n, w hen they were t ) receive the • li* 1W tt duced. He Wasy ad received. All had been robbed • it ' • • This Admen, killed. genera ly of a is the state to wic i a is re• itself, nor has transmitted it by the They had been buffeted and kno c ke d d recompenses awarded them Znperor. Af‘er reported ill, and the cause proceeded.own with r telegram r • cheering character. Nothin g new here. various cabinets. We learn the fe e y, „ retie . cheering in Malta by the Elaine alighting from their horses, the detachment were again an one of the accused, however, had been hatchets. inAt Padua, said Gagliano, 3o had been attributed to the following i - ''''`l'lLand • STEVENS, introduced to the Emperor and the Empress, who Before . y _ called Signor B. Francesca, one of the advocetes murdered cold blool after surrender ;as in mission had finished its maw I ries Feb. 9, 9.55 p.m. The direct roads between Delhi and Calcutta received them with the greatest kindness, and pre- f the ' wof the Cagliari, rose, and begged that T o Crete 54112% n had been murdered in the same manner meat of December, and had the day of the departure he bodies of the wounded were rolled over the LYONS, are now open. ■••••IIMI!• Bellied to each a watch and chain the former having diary of events kept from . confidentially to the great pow e e ,. TV. a.... ............... The Chittagong mutineers were attacked by the FRAN CE. engraven on the case the letter 'N, I ei • were ith a crown. af d The watches of the officers e m gold, and the rom Genoa till the landing in p , Sari and found o • ht n cliffs, and so th • ey finished their existence. Thus the body of one of the killed, might be shown t o ilpened with Pisacane and Falcone . deemed the proposals therein sible, and recommended the it 0 “'"e 4 ) have re ce i ved Sylbet Battalion near the frontier of Tipperah. PARIS, THURSDAY EVENLNG, others in silver. Nicotera ;it was important . to ascertain in whose Signor President, said Galiano, there is another modifications. Since that lii opt k the following from of the Imp it was, and .Nicotera, it was thought alth ooires The publishes the following circular The Procurenr-General Imperial Court of handwriting , point. We are b a rou„lit down here as the passengers has been engaged on the matt pendent • The mutincera fled, but were pursued, and many from _ Moniteur pub' D NL .Gy°: no ' wn: .vpacalic, : tdt ou nm te xi be that o f the ) from Cagliari direct :- General de l'Espivasse, the new Minister of Paris has again caused to posted up on the might answer point, Cagliari in carriages, in order to make our that very great differences of-o, Th e ALP„ e xAN D -, . overtaken and put to death. the Interior, to the Prefects :- walls of Paris the condemnation by default p ro - The m otive of the demand was as follows. It was treatment appear well in the face of the world. It amongst its members. It, hav Calcutta ' rtIA, FEE. 6. flounced by th e Court of Assizes of the Seine dui- believed that this record of . events contained a ma- would be much better to give us a blanket. We are the powers do not place grett i v_n , With div__ an, eLe., `,Sir,_ -The confidence placed in me by the Emperor iee Lelia le' - • and October last. terial and strong exculPation of the captain and dying of the cold. We have nothing but a handful , and we learn from A gOCC a I E y rc b no bee f • ....v 0 LC-,1:,.:/ : A Bill Las Leen iuLeoduceu for uniting the 1,4 - iaducad Lila to uoipt we giniazer of the IntErior. ieg the months of Septeniber conference i romp e i eutta, , Etn _ That mark of confid e nce gives me a title of reinect which A mong t h em fi gure that which sentences Mazzini, crew, by the passengers. It was be that the of straw on the ground to lie upon ; besides, we of the Paris cog '-' • 9 th; Madras, 16,h • Meerut and Delhi divisions to the Punjaub. Ledru Rollin, Mahearenti, and Campanella to trans-/ writing was that of Pieeettlle ; arid if bi •--es if .4 AlliOgrapil ' ht.' /veleta on ) needs no further explanations to you, Bat the publio are guilty lik th e e rot, and we don't wish Whew, -' - -7 , '~~---- .14 N D A NA 0 g 1 _i - _k. ~~=- - -- any distinction made between them and us, We would rather walk with thew. Procurator -General —You have everything that can be desired, but when the Commissioners come round you may speak to them. Gagliano—We have already spoken many times. We are dying of cold. This description of the prison treatment is only . too true; and a prisoner observed, during a recent visit, "Even this blanket that has been accorded as an act of grace by a custode must be concealed when the commissioners come round." So much for the brut3lities detailed in the course of the day's proceedings. _ _ All the men who were examined diving this day were hired by Pisacane and others connected with him—they are all more or less compromised. Thsy, without a single exception, asserted the complete innocence of the captain and the crew of the CsgLai of all participation in the conspiracy. They had. compelled the captain and crew to act as they had. done—had sent them down below —and had stood guard over them with loaded pistols. The captain was greatly agitated and wept" when his vessel was taken from him, and especially when the arms were discovered ; he exclaimed " I am ruined I" Never was there clearer, or a greater body of evidence in favour of a number of men than there is in favour of the crew of the Cagliari. On the face of it, net a shadow of guilt rests upon them. HOW it is, then, that the Cagliari could have been de clared a lawful prize, or how it is that, in spite of such uniform testimony from men who have no in terest at all in offering it, the Procurator-General could have kept the captain and the crew in prison since June last, it is impossible to explain. Are the liberties, the health, and the lives of men, and of Englishmen, to be thus trifled with ? A letter from Vienna in the Boersenhalte of Hamburg says :—" The international commission sitting in the principalities has not yet dissolved itself, nor has it transmitted its final report to the various cabinets. We learn that this delay is to be attributed to the following reason :—The com mission had finished its report at the commence ment of December, and bad communicated it confidentially to the great powers ; but the 106_1' deemed the proposals therein contained inadnye. sible, and recommended the insertion of e m ss?ltal__ modifications. Since that time the _ 0213 1 _2 11 "__" has been engaged on the matter, . o and i. r re aPP a L e 7 that very great differences of o ir ig er i ' amongst its members. It, h . o racle on a t tP i r re rs po t r t ; the powers do not place g reat and we learn from a go od sonr ee that the opening of the Paris conferenceis b y no means depeAdellt on t- arigivaL" 4- I 1 .. . _ II i i I - . _ - I - i .... ____ • _ 2 - . - K ----- g - - ) ___ '-' S. = 1 0 7 ill NM . - - ~. - , - - --:--_-.--- - ..- _ - ---,..-,-_-_,--- ...r -----:::=0, A - •-••••-•- _ wsem ai