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lopeesible to read the hialgose ben lan
Held by hmiliastke. For 'Twos&
Oak mods law the heroic garde= of Sam sad
their 'afloat sad aktUal leaders, side bead spinet a
Bowies hese that faiostssabered thus. They have
snared hen sold, sad wet, sad delleisat &Meg,
sad haapr—sat merely with/at mantsrbig,bst with

cheerful-sem They hive repelled twe
*Os, cat the het reorsios a desperate valour,
useurposeed is the semis et wsr. Yet what
efforts have Dm made to relieve thou P Literally
ev. -
howl isse Luba Gototauset at Osestatiompitio
sad their Comunaader-ireldef, hay* allowed prosislllll

months to pees by, overlooking, fa their serstiele for
plies and power, the isolated 'maims of the brave
defenders of the only fatties' pbee en the Anatolian
frontier that was capable of being defended. Nor
ere our own Government, or their repreesetative at
Casetaatisople, free from Hams. Lard BYRAITORD
DE RZECLITPI is prompt enessis to interfere diets.
torially with the internal affairs of Turkey, at the
prompting of any miserable cooed of the Levant t
what hes be does to urge epos the Dives
the imperadve necessity for 'deities UMW
saris to relieve lan f General Wawa=
and the other English oaken who esousanded at
Hers were sent thither by the Begliak Governaseat.
General WILLIAMS'S mission partook more of a poli-
tical than a military character. His reports were
banimitted to the Arabaessdor at Content's's*, aot
to the

--.......5ger.u5-Chief, sad forwarded to the
Fereign-oMeo, not to the SICISTAIIT of WAR. 0..
seral Wthuthis and his Staff wings the service not
of the Turkish, but the Beglish Government ; and
upon the English Government devolved the duty of
stria, for their preservation. It is from the English
Goverauseat that an account will be densaoded of
the reasons why six loog months were allowed
to elapse without one 'Motive struggle being made
to relieve them. If there is one Englishman
doom's( of the name in the Parliament of Ragbag
this question will be put to Ministers on the 31st of
January—on the very fleet day of the melon.
An evening contemporary, which is emessionally
charged with (or takes upon itself) the diMoult teak
of palliating ministerial short-oominge, says with
reference to the maps of General LINTY :—" We
confess that the escape of the brave Hungarian, who
for two years has done his duty as • soldisr so ably
on the frontier of Turkish Armenia, is very gratify-
ing. He had every inducement to get away. Had
he been captured, it is not improbable that
be would have found his way into an Austrian
prison. General Bum Barred too conspicuously
I. Hungary, in 1848 49, to be forgotten.' The
Turkish authorities and the English odious is Ears
knew this, and when it was found necessary to capi-
tulate they took measures to prevent General
Litirrr's felling into the hands of the Russians, and
being delivered up to the Austrians. Bat what have
the English Government done is the parallel ease of
Colonel Tuna P That " brave Haogsrian," who
"served too conspicuously in Italy in 1848-49 to be
forgotten," was sent by the English authorities in
the Bast on a mission which brought him within the
reach of the Austrians. He was seised by
the Austrians, and hes " found his way into
an Austrian prima." What have the Ear
limb Government done to rescue Colonel Toga
from the perilous position in which he has
bee, placed by the act of their own accredited
agents P According to a statement transmitted to us
from a trustworthy source is the north of Italy, and
as yet aneontradicted, they ant to Turin to ask of
the political police what were the antecedents of
Colonel Tina. What had they to do with the
antecedents of a man whom they had employed and
placed in peril, and whom they had it in their power
to relieve ? The arrest of Colonel TV= by Austrisa
soldiers, in a foreign territory, was a iron violation
of the laws of nations. About the time he was
arrested some deserters from the British navy had found
their way to a neutral German port. The English
admiral did not land a force to seine upon them by his
own authority. He applied through the British Con-
sul to the local authorities, and they, after dos inquiry,
arrested and delivered up the men. The limited
extent of Count Coaorthfs authority in the dad-
Woos of the SULTAN was to &nand from the loud
authorities, through the intimation of the Austrian
Coosa], the extradition of the man whom he these,
to call a deserter. In that case, Colonel Tuna could
have called for the protection of the Comsat of the
nation under whose banes: he was serving; and as
it could easily have been proved that he was
not a deserter, bat a polities' els* the same
answer would have been made to the Austrians that
was made to them when they demanded the extsadi-
tion of BEM, KOSSUTH, and the other heroes of the
Hungarian revolution. It is act for the organs of
an English Government which has se shamefully
shrunk from the assertion of justice to prate about
gratitioatios at the escape of General MONTT. If a
hair of Colonel Tulsa's had is allowed to fall to the
ground, indelible disgrace will attach to the existing
English Cabinet.

BT. PAUL AND ST. BAINANAIL—DLLIIIIIINOTC...
JVDO3IIIWL—A sabeeription, !seeded by Mr. A. 3. Burr
ford BMW, ha, been opened for the pupae of appealing
against Dr. Lathington'e decisith ma referees, to the erase',
altars, sad armament& at the churches of Ss. Peel, Knights.
Wise, and St B 'rubes, Pimlico. A galena mewing of
the aosieantee of the Lemke Church "fake has bees eoUld,
sad the foil...tag rebelatioe agreed te That the ewe
mitten learn with eatisfeetthe that, la the MINN of r Wetter-
ilea v. Liddell' ad of Had v. LW"' it lie hem
detoreathed to early the appeal against theledguest of Dr.
Lvehiegtoe to the Arches Overt. end. . the
JodWal Committee of the Privy Conset feel
etthapiy that this jedement, fondled oft ia epee erreseenie
assianipties of fact, sod oseetineting as bat of ladivlikal
legislation rather this a mad Istsepeetaties of Medea
lee, m opt, althosiM k affects ske mist et hillt is Maine,
be deeply offesalm to the relishes he et lbaseah
eherelbry ageslabg le the enterwhich it elan to the
dailag ig eyeshot of Cheat/say. They Write the
mime et the mar, melees to this
poetise seleest, mil rely epee thee mompassiles le 'taming
est Ibe pressedlese iMik may beams seeeriety."
MANCHUS= ADDRESS TO TAM RING 01 SARDINIA.
—The felieseleg reply hes hem tesslord by the Mayor of
moose seeter to the Wren lately geese by the sorpentiee
le the to, of Betels's:
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of the slimmed end diem of Oa dip et theithaer.
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ellati he he wfM Ms stet of pourers. say. His fgytsrlm
less seametliel see ales Ms set le stem the Syphon et
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leepterer with seatimethe of mg eaverthp. ad I pry raw awl
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Hilary Term, the usal mikes le that 'usher backs bees
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088011101, Dao. 12.

The Qom and Prises walked in the annuls at
Warm ristarday. Tkno w so addition tow royal
Maur party.
A divagation tram the City a( Laid's. eeneinterec Kr.
Alitormaa Naafi, Mr. Alders'.* Witt. it.r.ow:Aliar•
W Ilaglataa, Mr. William limes (Clialrialla). Mr. T. H.
Hall, Mr. Jabs Wad, Mr. S. J. Taylor, 10irealtra, Kr.
Abraham, Mr. Cox, Mr!Pry, Ihotbae, X Sas, sad

the City Beambream, lied it Interview with Si, (harp
Grey yesterday et the Home.oillee.
♦ d•Pwiciica. sesehtiag of Mr. Jetta Cowes (Viee•Cheir-
seas), the Bev. Beery Brows, M.A., Beater of Woolwich.
the Bey. Immo Cerihis, D.D., Cheerdiaas of t►e Grassed&
Bake, sad Mr. Sew, the Clerk, had ea interview with the
Right Bea. B. P. Bassett% She Preddest of the Peer-law
Bee* at the @Mae of the Board. is Whitehall, yesterday,
es the saltiest of asdhei relish is the Weehrish &hist of
the oaks.

The Doke of Newcastle has bees caked the Garter,
MOW by the death of the /ate Duke of Somareet.
The Dube of flatherlead left Mate% ea Taw
day lest, fie Trentham, where lie tame wee lased, the
new eveales, by the Demises of Satherlead from Stafford
NOW&

The Duke pd pecks' 9f Amll upti famiir twe
joie the wiles st their villa it Cuip.des_lllll.

4.eog • the vadtore to the Dok;.ead Dashes of
Norklis. at Amadei Code. us Mr. and Lady Elisabeth
Dramisatik lb. sad Mr Maas &salty, sad Mr. Lysas.

The It:sang the Berl of lett tows
yesterday, ea a visit to the latl Govan at Peolltaapr.
Hie Lordship Mums to Leads. tiodsy, sad this evenly'
will leave ea a,itt to the Duke sad Dashes, et Bather-
lead, at Treatlea.

The But sad Clanton of Perth bays left tows
kg Brlikke.

Viaioaatess Palmerston will realm company co
&lanky evuelag, at the fenny ateadee, ea the Tweets,
Piseedilly.

lody Moteeworth has returned to her residence in
Estes-pisee, from Folkestone. _ _

The marriage of Mies Blanche Seymour, daughter
of Bear-Adairal Sir Michael Seymour, to ()apt@la Dawson,
9&d Highleaders, will, it is said, take platy la tha wares
of the seat week.

His Esc*limey M. Footle di Mello, the Portu-
guese Fisoasial Miaistor, has Massed to Claridge's
Kota.

The Bing at Sardinia arrived at Torii es Tuesday
mains. Th. Maiden sail ea imams 'rowel were wait.
lag lee his Illeleety at the railway ditties, where he wee
weldor's& with rest eathosisele. The eity wee illeallasied.
The Chambers reeenseseed their 'Wisp ea Iliesday. _ . .

We nadseotand that Me. Relay has resigned his
office of es* of the Civil Serene Commissiesers, mg is
likely to be moceeded by Mr. Wickham, lately alaifilMa of
the Stamps sail Taxes Departimat. The Deka et Argyll,
PeMsester•Geseral. be. appoiated Mr. Chules Frisch
fleott to be Me grass's private secretary.
The chair of Modal and Moral Saw" &a., in
Carmarthen College, has bees resestly Wed by the ap-
poiatmeat to it of the Rev. Themes Nielselae. of unread.
This college has bag bees a mune of eztossivo built to
the principality la the precedes of a mead and liberal
edeesti&a is the most embalm prisairlea, Its advastages
beteg epos to Madsen of all desessiaadess. From its

earliest elides*, it has beta festered by hale left by
the late Dr. Maid Williams. $ native of Weis; sad thr
well kaowa header of the Bawls drool Library. It is
the dal, establishment la Webs foe liberal 'deaths% Ja-
dedly" thseiogy. wham platheas is wet emissive. The
college is &Bawd to the Loads. 17alemetty. It has Woe
profewershipt, sod a tern et duly of I. pus.
Dr. Posey is to preach next Sunday evening at
Bt. Bartholomew's Church, Cr ipplegatc

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