The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-08 00:00:00

LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY.

ye:ttexecial general meeting of proprietors wee hold
yat the Westminster Palace Hotel, for the pe-
rm of coseideriag • bill for making railways boat the Me.
Extensive el the Leaden, Cluitlinn, sad Dover
=riaitsy to the Crystal Palate at aydeahma. Led SOODIIII
presided.
Y Namur (the macaw) read the beads of the theism
explaining that this menpasy had nothing to do with the
usdertaking, except that power wee taken in the
bill to :nter into working arrangements which would give
the Loudest, Chatham, and Dover Company acmes to the
°TtalPalace.
eitAnIVAS moved • resolution approving of the bill.
flir 0. Hoerr, in seconding the resolution, emprowed ea
opinion that the eonstructiou of the proposed Una would
have • very important influence upon the traffic of the
London, Chatham, and Doves Company. The OryWel
Palace line as originally promoted went off been the lune-
don between the City termions and the Westeed Mamie=
lines of the metropolitan extension's, and the object of the
of this bill was to have a line in eennesion with
promoters of
Chatham, and Dover system op to the Crystal
Palms. That scheme wee opposed by theßrigittoe Company,
sad the committee of the Ha or Commonshad decided
that • mrtein portion of the lien should be mods by the
Brighton Company, and that that portion which gave access
to the upper level of the Crystal Palace should be given to
the new company. At paused there was a distance of 126
test to go up from tbe Crystal l'aleos station to the floor of
the Wang, whereas the station of the new line would be
within 10 feet of the level of the upper floor, entering from
the hoot of the palace.
la reply to Yr. HAITIUDGE,
Yr. Dungan elated that the total amount of capital for
the whole of the line, including the portion which the
Brighton Company bad taken upon themselves to make, but
which, of course, if they did not make, would fall upon the
new cornmey, would be 675,0001.
LIANTILIDON wanted to know what would be their
position if the Brightes Company failed to carry their bill
ler the construction of their portions of the line.
Xr. Norma, sold the ()until Palace RailerayClosepany
and the South London Junction Company would have the
power to make the line complete if the Brighton. Company
failed to can', oat their portion of the undertaking within
three yens, end in the event of the Brighton Company's bill
failing would have that power at once.
The resolution wee then agreed to, and the meeting was
'dimmed to the 23rd inst.
An extreonlinaey meeting took place immediately after-
wards, at which a resolution was pawed authoresiog the
melt* on mortgage or debenture of a rum of money not ex-
ceeding 43,0001.. is pursuance of the powers for that pur-
pose contained is the " London, Chatham, and Dover Rail.
way Works Act, 1861."
A SHARIHOLDNIt wasted to know what was the state of
the negotiations with regard to the bridge across the Thames
at Blackflies..
The CISIZNAN mid that Mr. Hartrldge had given notice
to bring the matter before the Common Council, but he had
mesa nothing slum
Mr. HAMM= explaked that he should have gone on
with hie wades but fora letter addressed by the noble
chairman to the authorities upon the subject, which letter
had removed great attention. lie believed the matter would
be hemmed on Thursday week, and he had some hopes that
the lower& gin would be essotioned, though be believed
there would be some gulled= as to the width of the spans.
Be should like to know whether there would be any objets-
tese to the spans being of unequal width.
Cuwrr said the engineers were quite prepared to mo-
dify the plans, but ware unwilling that there should be
more than five arches.
A SNLINHOLDIEN asked whether there was any chance of
the company's boats running to Boulogne as originally in-
tended. It appeared that they were now running to Ca-
lais only.
Sir C. RONNY observed that the continental Waffle was •
very large and difficult question, and negotiations upon the
subject were uow going on.
A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors termi-
nated the proceediogs.

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Auvergne which had reckoned upon his visit, are NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OP ENGLAND.
LTARMONIUM 8.-E EWMO D II L impossible for the French to do, which g very - . (be Court. LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
KA cii.issa, Bum asi WOOD. 101, Eftent•tirw.. little indeed, but on what we can make it aemere e. e -e-- . --0.-- positively contradicthe by the Ilfeniteur du Puy de (THIS DAY.)
wi
act of utter folly in them to attempt: e 'Tie pro., •,i,h
..h, ~,,,,,,. bl. e.m is not to prevent the chance of a lanceing, for ' Thwe. QR:inan `ad out. yesterdn 11:00ayasi.7610.631AuTei6e.ch • FRANCE. Dina, which says that hie Majesty will be in Vichy The twenty-ninth annual meeting of seareholders
was held this day, at the bank, Ile isishopeateetreet ;
if it were we might well resign ourselves to de- rwei on hors% mole Under:the head Of " Latest Intelligence," Le at the beginning of July.
Presse publialses the following : You have been made aware, by this correspond- Min. J.-,,cporixnr•TestelLellaratheist shth: lachiLair.e
of the directs. awing
-,...._ sped. But it is how to make the attempt so ' and that 1881,went II IM thooadda:brlMOl year, the value of money under-
" The arrival at Paris of General de Goyon ia met, that a bill is in progress through the Corps te. part year had hem more than usually ouroeseful. In
TO OORRIMPONDENTS. A deputation on the Mer;hant Shipping Act Amendment
advertisement. hateaded he "TM ilielle London Eveibtneg hazarrlOtta, the result BO fruition, 1111 to be evi-
yeeterdey,
et
the
Office
of
the
Boad a
Trade.
Th.
depata. announced.
(1;1'M, ortile bdnaind rlin
Ill".
184 'pegligi.4"44' bY b dently sheer loss to the attempters. We may rest Bill had an interview with the Right Hoo. T. /Liner Gibece, Legedatif for reforming the penal code,
rose to 7,
hair inchaag..Fehroaryintojantrapg cett.rn:Aeolthineteyrnenatr
.-..-.... "On Saturday next Prince Napoleon will leave among other things it is proposed, under the ape-
abundantly uitiafied that the march on London non consisted of Mr. T. B. Moreton, M.P., Mr. G. J. Paris for Marseilles, where the steam corvette dem pretext of reducing certain offences now advanced,
favourable, lUd with tbe n tn"
of a slarst tione
11AYMAREIT. will never be oommenoed if we only make it clear Moffatt, MP., Mr. J. C. Ewart, M.P., M.r.C. Tamer, ILP.,
7rus /Memo, JOHN JON/L-0151 AMmitlCalv COUSIN. in the month of May, the value of money raindly and con-
Wessex. Sothern, Miamians, I. VEEN% and Ragas ; nye.. C. that no one will ever return from it. We may Ife Gore Langton, MX., Mr. Miner. ILE. gir Y. Ma...
_,th....4* with his suite on the Sunday. The object of his
Prince Jerome awaits him. The prince will embark classed as crimes to the head of misdemeanours, to
e els° meee to 3 per mak The avenge rate of intereat, however, for the
withdraw a large category of cases from ttial by Mune, fel until November, when the rate was quoted at
Young, Miss Oliver.--IVE aTil. OF Ars PALMA. Peres Beim aleep undisturbed by the theory that " steam has eme Balt. M.P.. gir G• gnss..wYerr
‘•,,., gut., n,31-Pwe', Mur. us'f" ::::2'
and Senor Eicardo.-And KY HUSBAND'S GHOST. " bridged the Channel," if we convince our neigh- ILP"Mr. Weed' id•p" .". '''`'-'Y' -.- "- - . ---' journey to Naples is, it is asserted, connected with jury. y
_ear wes upwards of 5 per cent., and the bank having -
libel or caricature of a magistrate, joyee sassomperstiveinimunityfronicanalties,the direcAnre
The monstrous proposal
PRI NCISSS. beam that the bridge will be blown up aa soon as Gas
ILP., Mr. S. Cave, M.P., Mr. J. A. Blake, IL P., Mr. S. remodelling the treaties between France and the Punieh any
although not published, juat the same as an wmiseeshiedto premetitfavourable etatementtothe proms-
TRH EVENING, THE LITTLE TERASURIL-RUY BLAB.
.„__,_ rge, ILP., the Hon. H. Liddell, M.P., Sir Samuel government of the King of Italy. e gee toes. The met, es undivided prate at dist December, 1860,
Messrs Fechter, Potter, Shore, Meadows, Garden, Raymond, their vanguard has crossed. Cunard, But. Mr. G. F. Young chairman London One " The King of Holland leaves Paris on the 14th insult to a judge in open eau& The saexhibited at the annual meeting in May.lB.l, =owned to
and CathcArt ; Mesdames Weston, and C. and it. Leclerce. -And - • . •
THE Lair Leers& such is the true meaning of the dictum that we ral Shipowners ; Mr. M. Patti,
' I:mtdm Stahm Sid ; • Will leave P •
inn for the Hague. The Queen members" have now formally brought forward 192,015/. 3.. 7d., hen which deducting the bonus declared
• must be content to run some risk. The risk is yr. A. 0. Robin", Londen "seed Shieetnwri; ilr• IL the same day for Stuttgardt." amendments, proposing not only to maintain, but and paid in cash in 1861, 72,C301., there remained a reserve
, ST. SAMMIE fund set apart in gov mein eecurities of 120,0151. 3s. 7d.
. M Bums, Ghia-
THI9 Erma A OOZY COUPLE-PRINCE AMABILL ; or, in poesibilities, but not in realities. Against pose Render... 4 &meet Eden.; didPeerner. ; -r. J...... .... -- -- -- to extend, the Present Meiem of tele', by knee to The net prollta of 1887 after meting 'Monaco for Ind and
Tit, Fairy &yrs. Meas. Matthews, Behan and A•hley ; •bilities we cannot contend, • t realities we cl"r Stem ShiPewnere dia°66tim Xr' .vE W "4°14 • ITALY. n bonus of 10 cent notice
suppress altogether the clause relating to unpub- doubtful debts, and payeg . Per • . rs,
11 ?Gas N. Nloore, Mrs. F. Matthews, and ta Kisses Nelson. al
-And UNDER THE ROSE-Ocasmence et Te. can. But obvious though the distinction is, it is • Dublin Steam Shipowners' ; Mr. J. Clint, chairman Liver- amounted to 179,000/. • making 299,0151. ds. 71
TURIN, Mel 5. lished libele, and to extend the power of courts to Dedwaieff tram tiii. ~rece:et the dieidee4 en mew?,
pool Shipowners' AlSOCM0011; and Mr.W. C. Morgan, Lou-
r RSITANNIA.
TEM EvINIWO, 01111 lOT TN LIFE Mesdames S. Lae and
Crauford. -Entertainments by What Pewee and Mr. heave needful to draw it clearly, for the tendency of don Shipowsers.
argument on the part of the war party has alwsys The clerical party is losing heart. A goal many admit " extenuating circumstances" in all cages stook, mud Joao, 1881, 28,8001. ; ditto, December, 1881,
e•I‘I January 7 1862, 28,8C3/. • bonus of 6 per cent.
bishops are pradently burning their private letters. whatsoever. As the law at present stands, there ;ea Jan i 1862, 36,0041. ; undivided
eregt;
THE RESCUE OF THE ORPILI.N& -And TIM DOGS 07 TSB been to confound the two ideas. Military men The Levant Herald of the 30th ult. says :-"The The Bishop of Sauna, who is one of the leaders of are a great many offences as to which the court carried to next half-year 10,0001. • making a total of
FoREST.-Mx. and En. Hantea-Oasemence at 46.
have shown that at a hundred points along our arrival of the Prince of Wales at Constantinople will, 7, the Romsniets, lately said to several of his col- has no discretion in awarding punishment, it being 113,6001.-there remained' a below; of 185,415/. 3e. 7d.
Out of t profits the direct.= proposed to declare, •
e coast we are assailable. Naval men have been Ix'w lean', 1"! Wiled 6111 the originally intended date leagues at his country house at Villanovetta that the received doctrine that the benefit of " extenu- seeeeu te the f embed and heeee peid te t. 11::,
.
• HI II WATIR AT LONDOff NUDGE the 10th proximo, Isstead of the 4th, as announced lut ~
• Tins DAY %main& Ma issi...- Altenteen, Mt. ors. :orced to admit that in • fog a blockading squad- week. The • Tait will ia a fee days •Ic tor Emmanuel's visit to Naples and the pre- sting circumstances" cannot be given in cases not en:preetereeees _ur
.theas of
.e.. pee cene, eesitiger
TO-1101110W-Mankag, 9h. fien..... Afternoon, lOh. sm. ron might be eluded and a body of troops thrown to tee Newness „kki it is mid, prime 'fume perms, Bence of the French fleet there signified that their provided for by the Code Napoleon, except by exi-, It. n'unon tee( terere:p" cs7eteerefeee Imes tocetieue.
on our shores. On these prepositions ban risen the heir apparent, to meet and *mina his royal highneas cause was lost, and he reoommended priests to be press enactment. There is no chance of the "ilea AheoldenctiotoooLthe bontrthaneddivideods, therieiw
iwcrlwdom
I LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 8.
e the outcry for soldiers and forts. Nor, when to the capital." careful not to com remise themselves. The is their motion for an extension of the iuris- ,
very 11 carrYtne - thee dead at 136,0151. Is. Id. In coniequence of a general
thus speciously originated, is such an outcry esail,y His Hord Highness the Prince Oster of Sweden liberal clergy ia greatly encouraged by the reoep- diction of juries ; but on the other two points com=t of a total want af tanking facilities in Clifton,
WITHOUT any aPecidc Ileaurance of the fact the mated. It is aa a matter of course swelled by and Norway gave a grand banquet on Tumidity evening, atthe ti
'on which the King has met with at Naples ; public feeling is so strong that the success of the a suburb of Bristol, the directors opened
i Public will readily believe that the prevailing dia- the unanimous voices of one-half' of the nation, Clareedai Hotel, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam- Father Paasaglia has at least 500 partisans among amendments is not impossible. a branch there in January lost, with every prospect of snows.
tress in Lencashire hes bean the subject ef and it penes some nerveto withstand the vehemence brid„...ge and the royal commissioners for the opening of the • bonus of 10 per cent. hnd been paid to the officers and
the priesta of Lombardy, and a very good feeling The Bourse is decidedly weak. The Rente fell casein of the corapsey upoe their eateries at the ekes of the
anxious thought to those whore position in the of fair ers who tell us this is not • case for - --.Jdntional Fahibitioo. The following musts had Vie and the sum of 1,000/. had been presented to Mr.
km,e,. of a cceptin g hu, Royal efighneas imitation ~.._The prevails in Tuscany. The great congress of bishop; 15c. for cash and 20c. for account, closing at 70fr. Pffetallitre,e Romme
chief
accewitaas,
sad Mr.
county, 'whether as territorial proprietors or as manta, and that we are cowards if we dare to leave Lore chance/or yieeeeet pahaeletea, vboottot symiey, at Rome will do no harm. It is rumoured that 70c. and 70fr. 80c. Mobilier fell 12fr. 50c., and Edema Amin., ceiet inspector, sa sa *anew.
ii directors of its vast manufacturing industry, bre aught in risk. It is caught up by all whose profit is and Farl of le:lrby, Commiminers for the epicene of the two cardinals have already pronounced against the the Italian Loan, 35e. Railways were from 2ir. ledgmeat of their long arid. efficient service,.
poses on them duties toward the unemployed and the bask'. paid-up and subscribed capital was aug.
. derived from large armaments, and by all whose Exhibition ; Earl Granville. Duke of Buckingham, Bir temporal power. 10c. to Mr. lower. Caine Mires remains without
. ailed, in 1856, bY the creation of new shares, Balminess
• suffering population. How to deal with surround- notions of chivalry are soothed by the spectacle of Wentworth Dille. ldr• Thome Baring. and /Ir. Thome change. had largely expanded in every department ; and looking
• ing privation and want has been a most perplex- great bodies of men under arms. Worst of all, it Phirhairh, Clxamiag" for the Exhibition of 1882 ; Mr. (1191111.6 MBOIWIS.) fi nce to • further pro.
Notification has been published of the approach- forward With the utmod
conthdee directors co sidered
1 ing qu on
esti both to the great landlords and the • lacidl 'need • b all ho tho b
is p y nem el 3' w ere eV penmen •Mr
Sandford, secretary ; Mr. Owen, Chief of the Foreign De- KING VICTOR EMMANUEL AT NAPLES. . . f hi. Dud t.., fßd Eremite maresee
coma ,
th .
great cotton manufacturers. During the last few . Wcern Mr. Tidemand, and Mr. Berp NAPLES, MAT 7, Emma. ing marriage o evan son o me. that they woad 8 true interests nof the
to inquire, too rich to feel the oost, or too lazy to swedieh ,Led N 'care •ie . thn 8..a.h and Georges Sand, and Mdlle. Calamatta, daughter of company by pow adopting niessures _ for a further,
days communications between leading representa- The court ball was a very magnificent affair. bat graduse mamas of capital, ad for g
t trouble themeelves with fatiguing detail& There Nom • Minister ;Baron Beck-Frye, sec' retary, and the the engraver of that name.
tivea of beth elm"' have been made, and is thus always • majority of numbers in favour of Rev. F. Carlson, chaplain to the Sweclish and Norwegian The Viceroy of Egypt, the diplomatic body, the - - the basis of the espied account. Aomedingly, in virtue of
i views have been interchanged, in the
- hope unlimited expenditure, if it is alleged to be Legation ; Mr. eh. Tonle, Consul-General Sweden sod officers of the English, French, aud. Italian. squad- AMERICA. the powers with winch they we greedy invested, they pro-
pose to &this by &further lOW of 30,000amall Garnet O.
of arriving at some agreement capable of be- e n for our safety.), But happily there is Norway ; Mr. W. Tottie, Vice-Consul Sweden said Nor- rons, and every person of note in the city were imeh,to be offered at four pone& premium to the
coming a basis of common remedial action. If we etie em appeal to the minority ene to common way ; Colonel the Hon. J. Meadonal. d, in attendance an his present on the occasion. (Pee Noriepaa oia Loodadessee Litters of anent would Munn as woe as pLannrsa=
the 17th instant, The Dew shares would be entitled to the
are correctly informed, the ruling opinion of tee That tribunal will distinguish between Royal Highness the Dukereof Cambn. dge ; Colonel Kiggeoge, The ging has left for Salerno amid great en- NEW YORE, Aram 25, MORNTSG. dividend only end in Jaen" aey next, oft!,
cerhiclq_ate, eow.
leading nobility and gentry has been declared in what men can do and what men will dare to do. Cnunt ernuntedt.! and
Id.
•
Arta, in attendance on his Royal thmeum. A doubtful report is current that the Governor ewer, "6/ will sratZd %as cell pts saThey went
Highness the Prince Oscar. The Archbishop of Canterbury
favour of an appeal to the public, and the formation T. :II V.. 1, els V. 1., The approaching vied .of Prince and Princess of North Carolina has offered to surrender the crude'
/it w... re.e.e ...e orpoc.ondriani of the nation and the Speaker of the House of Commons were unavoidably oPfrenirew shame. The following directors ro-
of a national fund for the relief of the local dim hole State to General Burnside. byn Manion but offered themselves far re-genies :-
who see peril in the flutter of every fiag, and bid us absent. The band of the Coldstream Guards was in attend- Napoleon has been officially announced to M.
tress. On the part of the manufacturers much Benedetti, the French ambassador. w The Rielenond Examiner says the Federals have The RiOt Hoe. lord Ernest Brace. M.P., Willem James
seek a gloomy security in universal terror. It dance and performed during the evening. IL P The
mounted guns within 1,000 yards of the Coniede. Maxwell, Fan., and Henry Paull. &Alb,
de•aih
cii =
distaste for this course of proceeding ban bee
--- - n will tell us that what the t Neroetore deemed The Earl and Countess of Seafield and Lord Sir James Hudson, the English ambassador, rate position at Yorktown. concluded with an asnoursesment or
evinced. The case, however, required a decision, Reidhaven have arrived at the Clarendon Hotel for the arrived yesterday. Bell Fea., the oldest member of the board, and one in
impracticable, while yet he thought France strong The Southern journals express some anxiety in who'ss-sfis director. had led ee able and ......a .01.
I and we are glad to learn that in the course of the
I enough to overrun Russia, his successors, who 'we' The Viceroy of Egypt has left for Leghorn. reference to the movements of the Federal General leave, and the bank one of its best fends.
P
resent week advantage has been taken of an have halted before Austria, will never d of The Earl and Countess of Winterton and family Mitchell in Northern Alabama and Western Os the motice of the Cii•nuct.v. seconded by Mr. V; .J.
r 1 opportunity
•of discussing the question in all its -.. ... .. . .. . have arrived at their residence in Portland-place for the FRANCE. Georgia. 0. MANSON. the report was adopted.
_. executing. is wui on more as aa tne time
hearing% in an interview at which °me °I object for our endeavour the securing f
the principal landowners and the principal menu- such a permanent superiority in the Chan-
a- magnme Earl and Countess Russell entertained his
Excellency the Saxon Minister, the Duke of St. Albans • ARIS, Mee 8.
Th C telethon loftl ' m P.
blishes a
e o.i i. ne us . gpu . The Confederates are reported to be actively en- Tee .
retiring directors were re-eleeted; Mr. H. IL Chien
ted to the vacant seat at the board, occasioned
gaged in constructing vessels at Norfolk. Four `raj,. ~. ~,. RAI ~,,i li
u 7 wallfEL O. ...• ........... .. eOIIIP-mentArT YOU, 40 the
new gunboats are said to have been already launched. &restore rammer.. and other othrere of the bask men
facturers were brought together at the house of an , third article, awned by M. timayme, advocating
r nal that only for a moment it can the mamma or beemeno, the eert of Brenrcock, Lard Fort Wm' he on the Mississippi, 78 miles above been pained sad acknowledged,
eminent nobleman. A very decided feeling in a policy of conciliation and mediation in America. efe •' d -1 f rtified, and The meeting separated.
m his, is form to be strong y o
\ favour of maintaining the independence of the
district and the honour of its leading inhabitants, ever be lost, and having attained that point will and Lady Harry Vane, Lord and Lady Cremarpe, the Right -
bid us smile at the idea that a great nation should Hon. Sir David Dundee, and Mr. Granville Ryder at din-
ever be seized with such madnme as to precipitate
while succouring the distraeledv haa bcan main" an army on shorea where alike reheat would be cut Pie'
tained by the manufacturers throughout these deli- nor on Tuesday evening, at the family incidence in Chealunn•
The Countess of Portarlington arrived in London, BELGIUM.
THE HEALTH OF THE KING. guarded by 14 Confederate emnboata. Federal •••!mmimM....
General Pope's division left Fort Wright to rein- LONDON CITY MISSION.-( THIS DAY.)
force General Halle& near Corinth.
The Nashville has returned to Nassau, baying The twenty-seven .
th annual meeting of this
BRUSSELS, Mee 8. ty was bald this morning at Exeter-hall ;Me J.
off and succour intercepted, where it would be met ble to run the blockade at Charleston.
. berationa. It is felt that until the poor-rates attain • from Paris, on Tusiday, by the South-Eastern Railway Com- The Xonieur Beige of this mo • publishes the been Una Hoene in the chair. The hall and platform were crowded.
in twenty-four hours by troops and artillery unsur- pssfs reuse. following bulletin : The steamer Cecil, however and several small ves- The report gave a keg account of the operatioas d
! a gravity and magnitude which they have net by paased in Europe, and be surrounded by a nation The Countess Craven has isaued cards for dancing " The state of the King was more favourable seas at Nassau had successfully run the blockade. the society during the peat year. The number of mise
any means reached at present, it would be im. famous through history for warlike obstinacy and parties on Wednesdays, the 14th and 21st inst., at the yesterday, M. Mercier 'has returned from Richmond. The singes. now employed by the society was
400, being an incresee of 11 during the year.
' proper to ask the country at large to come to the aid Washingten correspondents of the New York jour-
There w re special nessiouariss to the dock labourers,
I for self-dependent heroism. Were the conditions family mansion in Charies.itzgeL
i of Lance/shire. Nor would a much 'offerer pressure
on the resources of the rate-payers be considered
a sufficient mason for asking subscriptiona of the
public at large, but rather for taking measures for
raising money on the security of the poor-rates.
This is the kind of disposition we expected to find of such an invasion to be that an army so landed Lady Isabella Stewart's ball is arranged
might be expected to be opposed by but half ita Tuesday, May 27, indeed of Weinsday, the 28th.
force of regulars, no foreign ruler would ever dream The Countess Cowper gave her first :mem
of winning so terrible a loss ; and where is the lest evening at the family mansion in St. James's-sq
alarmist who will pretend to say that even fifty
Prevailing in Lencaabires where self-reliance and naval warfare, be safely transported across the
benevolence are combined as they are nowhere
else in the world. Previously to the assembly her ladyship entertained " During the night, however, the sufferings of nabs continue to assert that his mission had no the poi; haw, ore public houans, the neekimese, and ine
l°r he royal patient were renewed in their former Political
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thousand men could, under the existing facts of dinner the Fed 'ad Gateteu de Grey aid RIP"' tbb t
Countess of Newbl:l/7 ghi Viscount and Viecoun
rick OrivSY '.
dney, were requested of the government with reference d
Channel ? Any risk that is more than this is the lamd and Lady eas ey e.' to the English Coupons. M.
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risk that Sir Henna PEEL told us we were bound M.P., Mr. Edwin Lascelles, Mr. Clare Vying; Mr. Leigh- ,_..
to run, and it is the risk that in interests as dear as ton, Mr. Henry Greville, Er. Pongees; Mr. and Mts. urn - - - P
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and Frame d
ew York Herald
based upon the know
ch government had made so
concerning the length of
crushing the rebellion. ato
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The Senate has ratified the n w y during the year. o
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tracts ''' ..".•
data
had been ibated, aid
out. The ni
ment in the f
low working ne in
•
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igb i
refused, they were
pen-air services held
place without the in
. During: the year 5
n-air services, and 6 manes
iffie
bo • reported
aod conduct
nrhoode ; where
now frequently
in these districts
terruptions whirl
78,000 people bad
10,868 read=
ions had taken place. The at
at the in-door meetings and bible chimes bed been 1,417,000
There had been 341 perigee living in Ls:
usan mo
like query with respect to happiness, and he tho ds of uths from which war taxes take the Tee Duchess of Northumberlan t
d gave the firs of EXP F
KESS ROM PARIS. Eland grally
asuareasion . 'se
gthe slavehlit:ule, earner:4: riZraliadbialow
iztlot
festiner4t
hoz;
an
answered it by doubting whether it has ever been bread, t
h
0 1
esteres
t of that nation ese
If which, taxed • •
NAOS of Ulan
blies (mipointed for Wedesedays) daring dip Ha
lomatic intercourseril3=WWl •
9tl and Li •
"bena. 12COMO '
wank&
known in perfection on earth. Was Eva, he now to t
he utterm
oat, has no reserve of safety, we the present month, last night, at Northumberland House. - -The steamer Karnak has ,been wreck
ed whil
e en increased
. se
Inceptions were uscemiry aad it
asks, happy in Paradise, when she listened to the are bo
un
d ho
nest
ly to analyse and Prem
boldly to defy. 'ously to the reception the noble duke and due
hese
. Crsos on& o
wit commaroindirr.) ' tenn
'et Nassau. The passenge
re and mails were
' e
ff
entail
I
tasted the blade of missiceary work would come
ived at dinner his Excellency the Baron de Cetto, lus
voice of the tempter t Our more practima inquiry PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. EE
• f
onward in aid el the
hsria. Tbe report concluded
- Excelleecy tho United States Minister andlirs. Adams, t
he The Diario de la Marina pu
b
tithes advice' from with en Weal of the climb
led mho
aimed' not to so remote an epoch. We should Ferl of Ellenboreagb, the Eerl and Countem of Mantes- The departure of Prince Napoleon from Pine ,i, Mem 1
t sttelted that the average num
ber of mis-
-1116".
IT ill seldom era Cruz to the 6th inst., acoo
rding to which the sioeary
.
be content enough if we knew how safety could be that the levying of the Income Tax, isid. Lord and Lady erdviiie, Lord sod Lay limas,
Lord f
or Italy, which was spoken of for to-morrow, is F sionnes strings dews by sickness and fever caught in the
ferepoe of the allied u ted in the
sad unhealthy locali
ties they no _
found in the present day and in the present er an
ything relating to it, attracts leas attention than sad Ihaly Colchester, Lord Ravensworth, the Right u
0.. no
w positively fixed for Saturday, and although p rench, after a prelimina. ry con
lenipetentiarin ee Oriza, 'r
resolved that thee co
nwholemme
urse of their duties was 35 weekly. The number Ma
arrangements of society. But where to look for it deee
ryes. This, however, has happened,we think, B. Disraeli, M.P., sod Mrs. Dierseli,the Rinht Hon. 51,013001' th
ere is a party at court, backed by many diplo- expeditionary division should advance to the city been larsw than noel d • thei pin year, and the um-
to th
e 31st clause of the Customs and Inland Re- Walpole, M.P., and Mrs. Walpole, Sir Matthew White end bad te Income. The tinenesl
it ! As we walk along the crowded street there is matists, which is moving heaven and earth to of Mexioo, taking on themselves the responsibility diture ot the f
venue Bill, which stands for second reading •in the Ridley, Bute ILP., ke. of tbat determination. statement showed Abe gross icripts
31,°13:6111re.
ic.yecaztobsc.
s loosened tile somewhere overhead, hanging only his journey, I firmly believe that he
11 a step
House of Commons this evening. By this clause We are sorry to hear that Sir Henry Ho an ill The French would guarantee to France (1) and ierirl`le99l. la' 10/••••aa tre.,, , , ,- pi; ~, titre
by a corner, certain to fall before another sun has . . Sunda W go. The Prase gives the very enigmate
it is provided that "no Assessor shall be appointed has Won toffedelt front verT severe gloom gime 3'
cal Spain the advantages arising from the claims to he --Yehe Hoa. A. &mum, ii.P., moved the semen et
risen ; how can we be sure that it will not fall on reason for his voyage that he is commissioned made against Mexitso. the report, which was agreed to.
RS ? Al we waken in the morning there is a pulse :: for the tuties payablie, un er
d Schedules A, B last thissininect physician has been in a fair way to recovery.
' TRit Aacminnior or Corrmiamnr.-Ris grace to effect a " revision of the treaties between France The English and Spanish have resolved to with- ----
:I throbbing wildly in an artery ; how shall we be ,i and D, and that the Inspec
tors and Sur-
times to improve. Both on Mooday and Tuesday night. and Italy." I attach little importance to that draw their troops. It was said that they were pre- DEPARTURE OPNTEH: IrtilifT EASTERN POE
sure that it does not mean apoplexy before veyors of Taxes shall act aa Assessors of such he bed tranquil
sad
refreshing sleep, sad ea Theadep _
wen statement, which must be a mere echo of some Paring to return to Vera Cru&
. The French troops had left for Mexico City. ---
night t Must we shield our footways with
rds
• " duties whenever it shell be necessary." By eee to leave hie bed for ion" hew,. yeeterday he est ei, 0 .
fficial nonsense, doled out to the clerical MILFORD HAVEN, MAY 7.
iron roofs, and call in a doctor every morning wn aFF6rently s° neutral as thenn it is 'ought for some time, and was able to transact business. There The reactionary parey was about to commence
part Much more ems, in my opi •n, ' th
to pronounce OR every symptom t Or n
!. to subvert the principle of local administration, is ro doubt that in a few days hie grace will be completely 3'. 11l ° another formal campaign against Juarez. The Great Eastern left this afternoon, under a
hich t
w a present is almost the o g
nly redeenen fem mimed to health and strength. resigned tone of the Petrie, which hitherto has salute-all well, with en imam sad fair wirl. She had
we answer that these are the accidents by LATEST. a good many espeedly steersge) paragon on board.
' ture of the tax. The Assessors whose office it is pro- His Excellency Sir H. Bulwer returned to Con- been the organ of the impossible doctrine of recon.
which PROVIDENCE works, and that man can (By telegeoph to Portland.) She has andergou a thorough refit at this port mos her
. only guard agaimst human perils, how shall we posed to abolish are appointed by the Local Commis- .
stantinople on the evening of the 25th ult., from m s
li hart citing the Pope with Italian unity. It admits that NEW YORK, Aram 25, Enamel. snivel, and had all defects inade Booed, wr there iii 07117 .?*_":
sr. Et• etenea
&loners; the Inspectors and Surveyors, to whom it is ne tour to the Archipelago. Prince Napoleon's journey is an event of " great The report that the Governor of North Carolina ••• to micul••• spa. • jnowerow, oy .. ."
assure ourselves that some madman or drunkard 1.30 precisely, Leiden tuns, perils and screw espies mug
sought to transfer their duties, are officers of the Mr. Alcock on Monday will elk the First Com- importance," that public opinion, " always so in- hed offered to surrender the State to General Bum- mum
in the 'greet may not strike us au his chance vie- the Admiralty,
ntral Ex tive Gove ent. I co has missioner of Works, whether he sees auy objection to allow telligent," ie not mistaken as to the meaning of side is not confirmed. The Southern
treurnals an-. The Delmar,/ eamerme, ealynct.ivhrde
10. f
jut.,
of
mew
tim, or make certain that we shall not be driven hackney cabs to peas through a portion of Hyde Park in
cealways bee.: ua
hed both bv starer en and b the incidents of the last few days, and that "we nounceter, t
tth ji Federalse,
bel°°ow ;new Orl ,on the Übetros of se7iieseeedlialsarad ottre oei the subject of milked
• over as we go home from bulimia, or, arriving - . . -. te y order to avoid Park-lane, which is new rendered almost
the public to this co-operation of a local are bound to note that a considerable impulsion
23:ctioust. orOne tho d shells had fallen in the Haven end its esPahilities for iirm-olad shiP building.
borne, free ourselves from the poesibility that.: ours impamible at times, owing to the tniffic to the Exhibition.
body with the Im Hal M • • •
pe Government. r. Mr. Wykeham Marten mtends to ask the Secre- has been given to the Italian question in the senae fort. The Confederates think that the ammunition ...--m--------.
may be the next home robbed, ourselves the next - f a solution which seems to be incompatible of the Federal's must soon fail. They assert that WILLTHEICR RZEORT.-(TRLS DAY.)
1. Pirr the original author of the Income mey to the Treasury on Tuesday next whether it le the °- -
sleeper murdered 1 Shall we abandon the hone T'„. „ _ ,„ . . • • , • • - with a policy of compromise." This is very good, they can stand the bombardmeet as leng ae the -e-it
&X, Sna bsr noBEBT x-ILEL in 1842, took intention of her Majesty a government to give any remu
ble town and fly for peace of mina to the country 1 in their liftmen Tivises____Ux Lg.
s that IL de la Guerrenniere's occume Federal., and have confidence
Alas ! there foo behind the hawth care to raise the tax as far se possible nen: tiounbotourthme postman.. .r; in
.00n:e:y antatietuotifonthae addirod•- atilt thowne.
success.
.il,
. by local agencies, by a board appointed from ti° el i Pased P° I'll aaa 60 S. IL a IL et I. IL
hedges ; there are armed poachers lurking by night The bombardment continued at last accounts. &
among the taxpayers, who appointed and con- °Se° 9",hlP • _ .. , The King of Holland arn
'ved in Paris at seven The Confederates have cut through the Levee on
______ __ _ __ ----...---
in the copses, that the moonbeams tip so sweetly ; The taster vacation at Eton terminated
trolled their own officers. Without such powe leder" o'clock last evening. The Emperor had sent four the Arkanssa side of the Missisaippe thereby flood-
le
there is a Bill Sykes even now sterting with crowbar r day when the Lower School arrived. This day the Fifth OM 4$ di W. I 9 II -
the Local Commissioners would be helpless and de- ' fle h h Id-Colonel the Marquis de •th ntry for 40 miles to reveut the advance Nem ..-.•••
officers o us ouse o mg e con , i i ammeeme ... nee AO el N.W, 1 111 • -
and pistol' for your well-reconuoitered dwelling; and and th Si th F ret when
Form return, to-morrow e x
d t o the
pen en u see-mats of the Government. e • Toulongeon, one of his aides-de-camp ; Captain of General/9e s foree by lan . LEITE -
• there are some times, in the country, Road mysteees the whole school will have assembled. The following is making active preparations at MIMI -
I more awful and inscrutable than the most practised There can be no doubt that at present the the statement of the school at Fester : -Sixth Form, 20 ; Rolin, orderly officer ; the Marquis de Gricourt, General aalleck ie h t • Ajpeapeai sta. 55 si W.S.W. IWe en
Pittaburg. Landing, where anot er engagemen is minus.
• de la
Assessors standing between the taxpayer Fifth Form, 128; Middle Division, 124 ; Lower Division, one of his chamberlains ; and the Marquis
ar_ee,
town desperado could invent. Shall we, then, because immediately. sewn , nes 57 16 EKW. 4 •
el
and th • 139 • Re ove
e Crown do, by their local knowledge, often , m , ,
152 . Fourth Form, 147 ; Unplared, 4. Tour du Piu Montauban-to receive the King at ce -
he municipality of Fredericksbuig have ap- mama. ... . IPA 56 41 W. I se c
of these possibilities, raise our hands in wild terror et w.s.w. s sr en
protect both parties, the one from fraud, the other le"' Sclaal 'ell" E"ni, 97 ; rtecund Ftate, g ; Fil‘t the Freuch frontier. Prince Joachim Murat pointed a committee to inform General M,Doeue ficAsnowess. len 14 B.w _ h _
Ensamsas - axes se es s. . 5
and call for armourers to make us shirts of mail to Form, 8. Total, 826. TO 16 SO &KW. s tir OM
from unwitting opposition. If the present gum went to Compiegne by the Emperor's order to that no resistance will be made to the oocupation unless
sleep in, and cunning weapons that we may hsve fred eget avo un ee wit wic
Lord Al P ' I teer ft t, •hle h tionanowa . MITI
n are to be abandoned, and if the public is es the name of his of their town by the Federate, but that the popu- v Amnia ~. 19.46 is se isiv. a
compliment the King i . . is ais
. ever ready in our bands I shall we have doors of ra- ta" he propose. to make the demonstration off Southend on ..._.„.. 1 yet h Confederate St& se es WAW, 5 r
to t e ,Ate. Vamoose -
to be handed over to a set of Government officials, On arriving
• at the railway station in lateen will remain ° so S.W. I lee 0.54
steel and walls of granite, loopholes for windows, the lith of June next, will consist of 50 sail of yachts, all "twPw"l' Both belligerents appear to be making strategic P:_MOOK.
the representatives of the people must to-night of them armed more or leas with guns, and some of teem King found court carriages in waiting
Paris the ,
and a meat and portcullis for our outer defences ? movements in the neighbourhood of Goeloneville, rz,,,,,,,,„,„, az 66 .6; , W.e.w. 7 & 0.5.!
. take care to know the reason why. At present Ammon.. and an escort of Cent Gerdes to conduct him both having considerable forces in the vicinity. PONTLUITI ram as u 1 w.a.w. ast sr ess
Woe to sus ! even these are bootless, and a pinch tee PLVIOVIS
.._
we have not heard a single reason for this change, It is again anuouuced that the iron•plated frigate to the Palaoe of the Tuileries, where he was received The government surveillance of public war in rows.
.... sacca is ac, , B.w. a . . _
of white powder in the soup saps the citadel of
t although we think we can remember some strong Caimans, now at Cherboum, is to be submitted to • de- by the Emperor and Empress, surrounded by ligence continues to be strictly adorned. JEWRY _ O•as s_______--"d'-e-------------'.W. 54 IP
life. protestations made from the Treasury bench that eisive trial. Ehe is to crow the Athntic. The Peolibiley the great officers of the crown, the adjutant. The Dan en
ish d Swedish minis have left for nouns
Therefore we run all these risks, and a thou- - i • th •te d roceedin aiIWaDAY.
Fort Monroe. tle sup ey in u p g TIMM
nothing of the kind was intended. of an iron-plated frigate performing such • voyage has long general of the palace, the first equerry of Nam Entrant -LW. to N., W. to N. and N.E, modest
k sand more, in our own persons every day of our
lives. Aud it is just such an amount of risk that been the subject of discussion among seamen ; a solution of
bed co uently become n . The
the problem , i , the Emperor, and the officers and ladies of their to Richmond. to fresh.
fresh to moderate. Merow,r4. .to 14 treat, tine
The New York Herald manta that an agent of the wee= _ &Am to N.n.
~ n .
.. •
Sir ROBERT PEEL tOld IL, and Mr. COBDEN tells us, THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. shipwrig
her in Lonent, where the Couronne was built, Majesties' ho fresh. some showers.
usehold. The Queen of Holland went British govenment has left for Richmond, apd that
_s.w. to N.w.. troth w.s.w. to N.N.e,....rakeit
I this nation must run inevitably, because, in the &lent that she will perform the task without difficulty. to Compiegne to meet the King, and came with M. Mercier held no official intercourse with th „edam,. to fresh. (A.
1. .
.
• The following are some of -tie amounts which the e.nn • .
words of the former, "no amount of annual ex- Lord Mayor received at the Maosion•house yesterday, in aid
" peuditure will be sufficienl: to secure you against of the "ere
" attack." Suppose every male above childhood ' fuel. From A Soldier, per Xmas COI and
Co. 371. 10... ; Mr. Charism Skirrow 101. les. ; Generil them to • fnend w
were under arms, it is still a physical impossibility Edward Ottley, 101. ; M. 0., 51. ; C.J.S.T., 51. i Mr. sn.
to prevent invasion. No conceivable strength of 134de`v, '
fortification, or of a defending force, can put it out forth,
of the power of an invader to effect a landing. ee_ll. le i Maim
By a feint he distracts our attention, and an army °".• c '
is disembarked ; or risking a tremendous loss he
o
verpowers resistance, and over a pile of dead 51. • Mr. Wm. Rivingtoe, 51. ; Mrs. , 11. •
Mrs. m. Gausses Montagae-pbes, si. • Mr!ti="2lpaw- Mee d•••'Th • f th 11. fHII d
A Berlin paper gives some etaes of the flight him to Pans. e suite o e ing o oan n • . • •
of Sobbe and Putzki, derived from a letter written by is compelled of Baron Heeckeren-Wasaenaer, grand . .
' ho formerly shared their confinement in •
had little difficulty in camping from the fortes's, and, -
' outside the gates, they cut off their Muds, put on equerry , Baron de Snouckaert, equerry ; Count de
Bvlandt, grand master of the oeremonies ; Baron is sta t t . eviler
de Benson, and Captain Van Capellen, orderly pleas of the Merrimac.
fficers • and M. de Kock director of his Majesty's The
' 3.. kr W De spectacle*, and got into • third-elms carriage er the o . , , .
51. ; Miss T. Bradley, 31. ; . rn. n er,
Vero Webb, 11. ; Rear-Adeural ro. am U e Wee
• 4 • • Berr and H burg. I th cabinet
train going to in . His visit still creates much curiosity, and
Shen haa
R 0 al bull • with them sat a gentleman who eyed Putzki The King of Holland's first excursion in Paris --g •
nerd, 21. • a few of the painters cm the y ........,aaa The N
4s. •FM S. fe. • anon se. • box
I ororY. 1 ,• • . . YMM", , 1 se'..'''...-
1011. ; C.F. L, 10a. ; Ur. E. Jones Bateman, 11. ls.
- - -
bodies makes good the shore. Absolute safety is Tea Rueter Socierr.-The weekly meeting of
thus • thing unattainable by nations as by imdi-
e Mee Reeve, Per WOOS. Pitted and' Co., M. t Nein the citadel at Glogeu. Almost unguarded as they were, they
the committee was held on Tuesday, at the offioee, 5, Gitild-
hall-chambers. Mr. M. E. Marsden in the chair. Mr. hard that he feared he was recognised, but,
plucking up confidence, he mid to the stranger,
" Your face NOM very familiar to Me." "SO does
yours to me," was the reply, " but it is impossible . ,
you should be the person
iduals. But in what, then, consists' our effective Byeleobsin Nodes, Mr. Whiteharst, Mr. Ell, Mr. Mam Mr. Philadelphia they appear to .
safety ? Simply in this, that what the enemy Le lIMIM. gio„ were prewet. Lniters from Lord Tendon as Prussian officers, . .
for whom I took you. At this morning was to the Emperor's stables, which th
he was shown over by General Fleury. The is am- moderste, ine.
=duvet in some quarters as significant of a move- ea;
ment on the part of France in American affairs.
It • ted ha M M • inspected and obtained
Senate has paned a bill for establishin
.lne 0 &TM a mers WWII it,
cw York Tribune says the main po
e new treaty with England for the en
the sieve trade is mutual right of search.
Emperor, who served a long sporting apprentice- The river Saint Lawrence is now open.
e ship in England, is a first-rate judge of horseflesh,
have shown their oommissions and his stables, which are not difficult to see,
La sought to give themselves import- delight everybody competent to appreciete a stud. Co federate government while at Richmond. s. cum - w.aw. to N., W. to N. and N.N.E. ;01
One. rate.
' to N W WKW to 14 ll W. fre‘h I
=aerate.
-----
THR DUNA or Davoinnuaa AT CANYOUN;E-
. The *facial and feetive ceremonies °Demoted with their
g w deflation of his Grace the Duke of Dsvoeshire OS big
1 f ed tea bet San Francisco and met of the borough or o...beidge took place yesWnial
NEW YORK, APRIL 2G, oAugun
and advantage was When of the 00eUeiOU for the i. .
~
int of tion d a Dew suite of public roams which now one!'
mmodation hitherto wan
pprenalon of oosupy, and afford the awe h 0
1 r.u. 322 ted li
es extended area of what was known as t e Id Towels]
was held
The large amembly room in which the banquet .
tom]
capable of seatiag 4000 persons, aed ham orchestral
.0,
odation for 250 pelf ormen. Its area is 120 feet I
feet wide, HI height is 40 feet, and the sir
There is no further news of importauce. Stocks 6, " . ha . hes taw ho
an a shade lower than tbey were last night The h.,
dull this ing, but closed ''''
Roman ; experience, It ving u
solo sio i with a full &whew
chorus sad . sing . ~ WC,"
' might do he will not dare to do, or rather val th re bills
that ead 11,....cr. WYl4'...lite*lne° rend r reference to. ceitniu re asos. On tbe day after their arri. e. were The King of Holland is, like the Emperor, a pram
aludeld bribery proiecutions, which posted at the street corners with the inscription " The • market o has proved that ecoasticaliy it is •
firmer at the first board. No material change has The proceedings oosseeted wi h
't the installet=dl tbe lbi
cal rts The Emperor and Empress and commenced with a minting of the corporation is the NILO
he will not fird it worth his while to . they liaagresil to more for at the request of the corr.- • . „„„ _
rune,
whe ti spo man. taken place in other markets.
; ' from H Berkeley, ef.p , murderers Sobbe and Putzki are here. Ina chamber, at half pan 1. Mr. Mayor wedded. se ;',
."'
n the King and Queen went to St Cloud this after- --
do. War, in the practice of nations, is Ittececeleniattortres also n,led ,
.1•••
me ti it whicii they were taken before him, declared he could do nothing COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. whole of the members of the council were pope. ,A_'
. not a Halaklava charge-an aimless, fruitless, gio- this motion for the ballot eh ro:lr beekpmgade io parliament. It to them, but advised them to betake themselves further off. noon. A grand dinner of 80 covers will be given VENTED, Mayor having address:4 bis Grace upon tbe antiquity 0::,
NEW YORK,. Arm 25, E _
hew
wearied
iiii.
hi ,
hog
~_ _ ,
rious sacrifice. It is conducted rather on the prin- be-raj:real. ;epithet R:i.. Berck eclgreirubild
y bees "grad b' even' To-mo w t is
e, ra A Vienna letter states that the King of Bavaria at the Tuileries t is. ing. . limey
absadeas.d....„ 11. change firmer, offioe which had '.I tan "e" &
I eiples tersely enunciated by the Duke of Wee. to plermit the reform conference. fixed tor theFee2Sel ininet, will visit Austria the summer, and that be will take up tO be • rusti .
c fête in the Hermitage of Trianon. sad in moderate -wii-a. &oh 1 ' 'bills, 112 i. Stocks of the duties attaching to it, the Lonrd nigh Steowar!
Batt firmer. New York Centerganls, 83 ; Illinois, 58; Tared aa appropriate reply. At thehcoe nclusircoaticcf tb E
LINGTON, who, We are told, when asked by a lied the meeting to p on e evening o y res
• take lsce th • f that da be- his idea* at the chateau of Weillburg, near Baden, The Empress has been to Versailles to superintend sy..-7,,, L.
MB. Cotton held firmly. Sales in two days, 2,000 esedings in the council chamber, t corpo re'
- 1
certain youth why the French did not make a twee the delegates to the conference, and the council of about five leagues from Vienna. The Duke of Brunswick is the preparation& bales ; middling Upland, 291 c... to 30c.. Flour firmer, and his Orseo to the New Assembly Room, wben a t.,
the societ to precede the parliamentary dimension fth
_y, • e e expected soon at his vills of Bitting. Reports in various provincial journals that the no; Were /Aid for 350. Tbe ee
km ewe doing as holden de- toolos at which coven .. . 3
higher. W t I Little basin _ ~ . _
..
particular attack at Waterloo, replied, " Became ballot. The hat of supporten absent aim from the . ,
'red the Duke of Devonshire and the 't ice Claw.;
•Il 1 A OHANONABLZ KT AIiPLI.---MeleeTe. COllttA And ipt Will n t to Vich this ear and co - elute t° mak° any a Goodie:. Yarn aul", "4 Pfrrninee,
" they were not such - fools." So le our lsalt airiaknt:3l,thetc:iueition weaiser at care
ueellY r rreerede.i Co. have given to each of their clerks a swan ticket for the ...,mperor o fki . y y. , n. damping. P.rovizions :q quay. nu Tory , Ce,rie-sa ids ists.
on his right, and Laid Monteagle and the Mu
'• 1..... to ratooridmlhr -.......J..i....,Aimi1.,i0n. 11-
Exhibition, with three days' leave of &mance. sequently would disappoint the various towns in °ogee quiet , tr

Therefore we run all these risks, and a thou-
sand more, in our own persons every day of our
lives. And it is just such an amount of risk '
Sir ROBERT Pm told us, and Mr. COBDEN tells
this nation must run inevitably, because, in the
words of the former, "no amount of annual ex-
" peuditure will be sufficient to secure you against
" attack." Suppose every male above childhood
were under arms, it is still a physical impossibility
to prevent invasion. No conceivable strength of
fortification, or of a defending force, can put it out
of the power of an invader to effect • landing.
By a feint he distracts our attention, and an army
is disembarked ; or risking a tremendous lose be
overpowers resistance, and over a pile of c
bodies makes good the shore. Absolute safety is
thus • thing unattainable by nations as by indi-
viduals. But in what, then, consists our effective
safety 1 Simply in this, that what the enemy
might do he will not dare to do, or rather that
he will not find it worth his while to
do. War, in the practice of nations, is
not a Balaklava charge—an aimless, fruitless, glo-
rious sacrifice. It is conducted rather on the prin-
ciples tersely enunciated by the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, who, we are told, when asked by a
certain youth why the French did not make a
particular attack at Waterloo, replied, "Because
" they were not such fools." So is our
reliance, not on what we can make it physically

SATVIDAT.
W. to N. and N.L. moderate

Tug BALLOT Somsre.—The weeicly meeting of
the committee was held an Tuesday, at the oelores, 5, Guild-
hall-cluimbess. Mr. W. E.. Marsden in the chair. Mr.
Sydeoham Nodes, Mr. Whitahnnt, Mr. Elt, Mr. Man, Mr.
Le Maitre, he., were present. Lettere from Lord Teynham
and Mr. Wyki, M.P., were read in reference to cattalo re-
hires respecting the Wakefield bribery prosecutions, which
they had agreed to move for, at the request of the com-
mittee. A letter was also read from Mr. Berkeley, M.P.,
the chairman of the society, respecting the time at which
this motion for the ballot should be made in parliament. It
was resolved that Mr. Berkeley should be requested to
bring on the motion as near the 27th May as possible, so as
to permit the reform conference, fixed for the 20th instant,
and the meeting to take place on the evening of that day be-
tween the delegates to the conference, and the council of
the society, to precede the parliamentary discussion of the
ballot. The list of supporters absent unpaired from the
last division on the question was also carefully considered,
aed means taken to secure their attendance at the ap•
preaching division.

W.B.W. to N.N.W., Moderate
to fresh.
W. to N. sad N.N.E made.
rate.
W.a.W. to N.N.W., fre,h to
moderato.

TER DErKt or DEVONSHIRE AT Catitirtovic-'
The oft:id and festive ceremonies connected with the in.
stallation of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire as high
steward el the borough of Cambridge took place yestenlet
and &drudge was Len of the occasion for the inaugurs.
Mon of • new ratite of public rooms which now worthill
occupy, and afford the accommodation hitherto wanted la
an extended area of what was known as the Old TO
held I
/l.
The large sinembly room in which the banquet was
capable of seatiegl,ooo persoo• and has orchestnl wow
moieties for 250 performers. Its area is 120 fed log
by 52 feet yids, its height is 44) feet, and the stela
Roman ; experience, it having been teeted both
by chorus and solo singing with a full sari"
has proved that acoustically it is • grand succesn
The proceedings connected with the installation of the Das
commenced with • meeting of the corporstioo in the cow-11
chamber, at half past 1. Mr. Mayor preaidedt snd
whole of the members of the council were present. Mi.
Mayor having addressed his Grace upon the ant
the ogitto
.
of the duties attaching to it, the Lord High Steward
vered an appropriate reply. At the conclusios of the 10°.,
endings in the council chamber, the corporation evOotts'
his OTSOO to the New Assembly Room, where a (Pen
volt at which coven were laid for :trio. Tye so,"
presided, the Duke of Devonshire and the Vice Chancellor,
being on his right, and Lord Monteagle and the Mwtot
Vita,' on his left.