The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-03 00:00:00

IMPRZSB FROM PARIS•

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PARIS, ThosiiDAT Evinso.

It is announced that the Privy Council will now
sit regularly every Saturday. The first meeting
takes pleas on February 4, under the presidency of
the Emperor. It is believed that the question of
public instruction will be then considered, and that
the partisans of obligatory instruction, who were
very sanguine a little while ago, will meet with a
disappointment, the scheme being, if not absolutely
rejected, at least adjourned sine die. A measure
for providing gratuitous instruction to those unable
to pay, will, it is thought, be proceeded with.
Considerable practical difficulty, however Is appre-
hended in settling a test for ascertaining what
families shall be entitled to the benefit of the gra-
tuitous schools. _ ..

Letters from the Bishops of Chartres, Belley,
and Amiens are published to-day. They are much
in the style of all the others, lamenting as a hard-
ship and an inconsistency that the government
should prohibit the bishops from publishing the
Encyclical after it has been reproduced and corn-
monied upon by the public press. But this argu-
ment confounds the liberty of publication, which is
of common right, with that of authoritative pro-
mulgation, which gives to the acts of the oonrc of
Rome the sanction of the state. As long as the
conoordat lasts, the state cannot divest itself of
responsibility for the exercise of the discretion re-
posed in it. If the church ware separated from the
state, and many think we are fast coming to that,
the question would be widely different.
The Monde is highly indignant with the Emperor
of Mexico for betraying the cause of the church, and
Lents him with forgetting that he is the brother of
the Emperor Francis Joseph, while remembering
that he is of the blood of Joseph IL, who obtained
the applause of liberalism for violating the most
sacred rights of the clergy.
Now that Dm Nellaton and Beyer have got
back from Nice, it is said at the Russian embassy
that the maternal tenderness of the Empress of
Russia was too readily alarmed when she sent for
them, and that the health of her son, the heir ap-
parent, is not such as to warrant uneasiness.
A public subscription has been set on foot for
the mother of Jules Gerard, the lion killer, who, at
the age of 80, is in an hospital at Nice, and in
totally destitute circumstances.
A brilliant ball was given the evening before last
at the English Embassy. The diplomatic world
and the great functionaries of state were represented
by persons of the highest station. Among the
guests invited were the Princess Murat and the
Princess Anna Murat, the Princess Charlotte
Bonaparte, the Prince and Princess de Metter-
nich, M. and Mme. DICOUTD de Lhuys, the Marquis
and Marquise de Chasseloup-Laubat, Oonnt and
Countess, Walewski, Duke and Duchess de Morny,
Duke and Duchess de Penigny, Duchess Caatiglioni-
i Colonna, M. Baroche, M. and Mine. Vuitry, M.
Boitelle, Mustapba Pacha (who only arrived in
Paris the day before), and Mr. Bigelow.
The invitations for the grand ball to be given by

Minnutesx. Boa rir•h. —The annual general court
of the governors of this corporation took plam yesterday at
the hospital Oaptain the Hon. French Nand., R.N., is
chair. The minutes of previous meetings Whig beee
road, the reports of the vari cos Nome were produced and
were severally approved. The collector's report stated that
the contribatioce from 12 subscribers since dead bad
amounted to 391. 18e. ; from 9 who had withdrawn, to 241.
3s. ; and from the whose subscription had been reduced to
11. la., making a toes' 651. 2e. On the other hand, the oon-
tributiona from 31 new subscribers were 1011. 17.., and
from six whom subscriptions had been raised, 81. Be.; total,
1101. sa. ; showing • balance in favour of the hospital,
amounting to 451. 3s. Mei report of the museum com-
mittee stated that many improvements and alterations had
been made daring the year, and that the general condition of
the building and collection was in all respects moat satisfac-
tory. The treasurer's account showed that the income of the
institution had increased by 4001., chiefly from the factof cer-
tain mats bequeathed by Mr. Cropper having fallen into its
benefit ; but at the same time there had been a falling off in
the annual subscriptions amounting to 1001. a year. On the
debit side of the accounkthe increase had been considerable,
arising from the numbs,* of bread, meat, and various ar-
ticles supplied as special diet. no result wee that the
expenditure had bees in exam of the ordinary income by
something like 4,0001., but the dhicieecy wee to • certain
extent made up by legacies they bad received. The number
of in-patients admitted by letter (medical) had been 790 ;
by letter (imekal), 493 ; accidents and arrest came, 803,
making a total of 2,086 in-petiolate. The number of out-
patients by letter (medical) had bees 6,104, by letter (sur-
gical) 1,660; widen* 11,157; ophthalmic, 646; physicith-
ouormaheur, 1.952: dental, 1,022; making a total of 22,541
out-patients; grand total. 24,627. After some discussion
upon points relating to the internal management of the hos-
pital the Waimea concluded.
ROYAL FIRS HOSPITAL, GRAIS-111N-ROAD.—Yes-
terday, the pascal messing of the *row and
friends of the exoellent charity was had in the
board-room of the hospital. Yr. Browne in the
chair. The Bev. J. B. °wee read the report, which
announced the gratifying fact that hie Royal Highamo the
Prince of Wales had commuted to become the via-patron
of the charity. The freehold of the hospital was purchased
for 5,965/. 10e. 7d., the funds foe which were procured
mainly throngle the munificent contribution and personal
exertions el Mr. George Moore. There was • steady in-
cream in the number of subscribers, sod the sanitary coo-
ditioe of the hospital and premiere had been much improved,
and it was hoped secured, by the completion of a perfect
system of drainage the year before last, an an expense
exceeding MON. A mar imd improvement had taken place
in the class of nurem in this ea in kindred institutions,
which won ascribed to the impulse given in this direction
by Mies Nightingale. 1a the course of the year several
valuable legacies had been left to the hospital. The
valuable exertions of the medical staff were duly
recopthed—the name of Dr. Wm. Mande& who
Numbed the institution thirty-eight year, ago, being
selected for spacial eulogy. The large number of 78,378
came were admitted during the year, making the total
number of cases treated since the opeabeg of the hospital
991,000. The receipts during the year amounted to 9,4011.,
sod the expomditure to 9,2091., including the Ferment of
outrieediag debts to the amount of 2,7591., which left a
balance of 1911. Oa the motion of General Watkins, se-
conded by Kr. Pheight the report sad 'tat/meat of account.
were adopted. Dr. O'C/other moved • vote of thanks to
the acuunittes of mauggemeat, which was seconded by
Dr. Alexander Mated... and also adopted. The services
of the other executive sad medial Boers, chaplain, and
secretary were rthognieed La • similar way. A vote of
thanks to the chairman tionaluded the leashes". After the
terreinatice of the meeting the Bev. NI. Owen announced
the gratifying fact that during the last weak fresh legacies
to the amount of 1,5001. bad he.. left to the hospital,
which shows that ire nerertriated system of =dim! relief
is duly appreciated by the charitable public.
SALISBURY CATRBDRAL.—The foundations of
Salisbury Cathedral have been underpinned. the thesesset
moulding restored. and the obeineme effectually ocespielei Th. "tharn Cosfedereeff of Macon, etudesSight of the Ilyiag brakemen have bad to be relmitS while that it bane hem • high elloill merge that time wee to
the ethos leave thee put in • Wade of Maki 111. bald Savaniesh, at the thee illmeneen enema the dig. IJO,
cover*/ cl the egtheistise the marble
that.,
came* Lerootd beasadk sere
be be mewedof with. All blasi Se thane. ead Llo,ooo.htheasi Wheel kg
time enppreee •y to the dogs which we to be keel. menheente, sad inneed he beteriernivithe Tte
boom fog tlresgthactrK the toner sod eche. tomeidehg 30.010 ham bolos% lamina amokoaloa

Prima Napoleon and the Princess Clothilde have
been issued. The fete is to take place on the 11th,
and about 1,500 invitations have been sent out.
The Temps says, in its money article this even-
ing, "The settlement in the Rente has produced
i immense disappointment at the Bourse, and re-
vealed a situation totally different from that sup-
posed. It is now evident that the ABS was sup-
ported by the least sound section of speculation."
Bente fell 15c., both for cash and account, closing
at 66fr. 86c. and 676. Sc. Mobilier fell 12fr. 50c.
The Orleans, Northern, and Southern Railways
fell 66. or 76. The market was greatly agitated
at the close.

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The followieg is the Met of an important letter
addressed by .Preeideitt Davis to several gentlemen :
Richmond, Va., Nov. 17,1864.
To the Horinarsble Smarm of Georgia, Maim A. ft.
Wight, Prodder Solar, J. L. Gamy, J. X. Clambers,
Thomas E. Lloyd, Frederick H. Ned, H. K Nesbit.
Oesitlenna —I mowed by telegram this menthe your
letter of the 11th rot.. as smutted, sod sow esspeethelly
steeply with your desire that I should ernes my viers
se the subject to which you invite my &Warm In for
• to MO the resoluta= intraseed into the Mouse
of iterrentati yes of Georgia by Mr. Stephens, of Han-
eta, leo state that you an net lather to femur the
Olt *MO or say leliho restatime. believing
=":Pe hp* condoned to mate divides. moue w-
-11 and to unite end strourben our semis' ;
is asserted in Milledgeville that I tamer awls
make as the part of the States, and would be resod to
re Carps cast her inflames is that my. You are kind
eoes:ghiagiC that if this be inie, and if of
tat Of warier would is the allgided aid
'eta re le bringing the war to • smantel speedy
to yet will give than yeti/ sweet rad hearty suppert.
I Were you my cordial thaaks for this expression of tr-
aders, bat woe you that there is es teeth in the weer-
*ea whlob you mention, sad I premise that you will
already have seen by the clears pot et my annual Mar
whichii. mast have rawheseXta aloes the date of your
that I
an net the use of any other
4e Wang tor pear thr establidied by the
ourttalik Of the Contelasie 'Marina, mow
:to cm ar be well agreed to its Wrath Pt NM *MAIL
fidoMoes onallithaule Mist woritaaw may re,
deg hive We zegrated. Theobieriat to emirate Mrs
astir, wilet yea preset in your letter, elos to be so
einalve as to abaft of no reply. Ilse iumas sod lariladde
toudemy of seek dbtissol arks by each etre is to outs
db oath. heisal'al diniersEmereineee to the i
mars the peudidlity of a dioseraisa of the
salill 10443F0 them by the spur& of oar divisions .1
, some and Rebid mire **opt ile—AlleY would
needily the false idea that MY it the tar et this'
Ocatederacy are disposed to sheathe their obis arse eel
make warate terms of puce. for theemelms. and if sash
• seepicion, however aorowa4ta, were case areedesed
wag lire we people, it Wald be derreethe al that
spiltof mind sometimes sad support whisk fame
our thief relisase for wore in the ineistmanee of
OW mum Whoa the proposal of separate dohs en-
tice ma erst mooted it appeared to me so as-
penethable—eo void of any procides of geed thatelrvie.
..„ bend to the propoeal—bat ups. fit Wears by
whop" pritioe and ability gave weight to the asedon of
their carious. I wan led to • serious weidea of the
salsjset. My ant Impression have not bese things& by
refiertion. If all the retie of the two barge btheations
are to most in °mantra it is plain such a weir tan only
tear *op after an armement as to time, der, and terms
on whisk they are to m.net. Now wither &mi. the
minor, although poi War ditheidasa of IP:VI so to
We sad plan, it is meter that the States sew
resent to • copmation without & sla ismement es to
taw ore whith they were to mass—/M prepared ma
ma-
wet meet ea the hob Mbar that we Stale
Wier No own will, he hosed ler the cleei:itt
the reveatioa, or that lit aireld he so lasemd—
but it is plain that au agreement is the bask'
that ad State should be bound without re ewer by
the near of the dellimetisms, Teri be is alma—
doomed ea the part of the Nee* et Nn posinetht sight of
cream ; would be se absehas miosset tut fathomed- ,
wed the wend Slates of the --would Ith la a !
word, so complete& easeessioa of the of WOW
that the most viamery cannot hope or. each andiEwer
in adman of the meeting of • conveation. The elthe
=lair el =satin is that era Sire
mi='
te be booed by the desire of the Oen
and each agreement is bat earths, term of subesimion to
Northern domniee, se we wail bow in melt Comentice we
should be oraumbered nearly two to an on the very
thredield of the Ware reposed. Therefor as .ma
air by sa ebetaole which cannot be removed. Is set
the howeroahls character of the peeler apparaila
Yoa will Maw that 1 isme array est el
view the roggestion that • comeoliso of all
the Slates of both federations should be held by am-
moa weer without say previous naderateadine rto
the era of its deorione—ehould most merely to debate
and pees readations that Sr. to Mad no cm. It Is not
supposed that this ma rally he the meaning atimbed to
the proposal by those who are serve Is its support, although
the resolutions to which you invite my attentive declare
the tone re of each • coarolice would be imply to pro:
pose • plea of pear with the ocessert of the two bell-
Icrltor, in War mode, to set as segsliatom is testing
. This part of the Weer is sot intelligible to
me--if the remotion is only to be held with the consent
of the two bairns* that wart cannot be obtained
without aegoilatsoc—the plea then would resolve itself into
• 'ohms that the two (overwrote 1110011 'egotist* an
agreamat far the appointment of negotiators to make pro-
polar for • treaty. It seems meek more prompt
and simple to esgaire for peace at oat than to ne-
gotiate ter the appotatiner cd aegotistane who are
to men without pow to do &arida, bat =km rowels. U
the government of the United Stare b willing to make
pore it will treat for pace directly; it unwilling, It will
refuse to ecensot to • ocomation of the raise. The author
et theme resertiona and them who weer is his Mors
appear to ate to commit the Wird error of that
the abrade to orders the whirs we denim ear
siste la the ditioulty of pow estaaies for &ro-
tating, is that the whole soma of the rarelations ends is
nothing bat Iffisatiag Until the enemy will treat, the rat
yeeweld hi state debris. to • casveatka ; whereas,
flare w and only obstacle is that the seamy will not tart
at all or entertain any other proposition than that we should
submit to their yoke, acknowledge that we ere Minima*
and appeal to their mercy for win. Atter this state-
ment at objections it may spew ropergeous to add
others of Ism ermity • ' an se you invite a full expression
of my Time, I will add that history is replete with
inetwas of the liatermiaable dithealties end delays
which attend the atasser to neprialie on open and
coneiriag intense, where the parties to the neeriaticia
are numerous ; if this has bra the ow where the partite
f=dfall power to orchids • treaty, what ma we hope
amemblage of espratoes from thirty at forty
stare, who, in the midst of an exasperating wader. are
to meet without power to words myths*. ? la the his-
tory of our country—and that in OM time of profound
peace—when the most oordial brotherhood of sentiment
existed. ad where a lag and bloody war had beez=t
to • triumphast alese—it or wired two years to
onivestioa and bring its deliberation, to as md. and
mother year to prow* the ratification et their labour.
With such a war as the preset in progress the rein of tina
large assemblage of wearers power would undergo
coaster Maws, so
to the dernitades, reading
to the struggle, and the attempt to secure am.
corder views would am be thandosed, and leave
the parties, mans embittered thee ever, lose lm
ful of the possibility of meeentel aegotiatios. A
how is the ditoulty mortise from the anclicang protru-
des"' of the two belligar r mar to reseal of the
States to be overcome! Is it saVon that Virginia would
en ter into • envention with • from what our
ensedes awe to term the Nate Wait Virginia, sad
to.. reemniss an Wier and rioter dierembeemer if
her territory 1 Or would the United Stair owlet that
Wsst Viaginia should be deprived of her prams:loos to
equal righto. after Wag formally admitted her se • State
ad allowed her to vote at • ressideethd election?
Who would send • delseatico from Louisiana, 'Tee-
bold, Kietacky, Waren ? The enemy dais to
the governewto a those States, whir we mud
them to be members of the mat raw. Would &lepton be
received from both sides? It so, there would ena be •
disrupticia of the convention. If delegates are remind
from either side, then • amber it the states met
vitally interested in the result would remain wager
muted ; sad what value could be attritsd to mere ws-
ernmendations of a body of negotiator under air air-
eatnerecom? Various other ocesideratons suggest them-
selves, bat Ms lima rid to jellify my erselethe
that the et ~pen rate seam is sawing. ha-
=thr;olTh
and offers no prorpeet of good to carter-
its manifold injurious consequences to the owe of
our °wry. —Very respectfully, youn, en.,
Jirernscut Caws.

BAYJORD. —Meetings have been held of both sec-
tioned Him& la fiallord„ the ono which sappertsd .Mr.
Mama, aid the melba idea mewled Mr. H. Ambivalent
ehespfilrect: first offered hinmelf. Mr. Maserre
fringe - Mr. Oliver Heywood, the beaks, sad
they to get tip a reqd.iticre to that
but it Wit sot yet bees presented. The otherlM
vole
wie semi! mess before them, bat ultimately
=r a
en the same of Mr. T. B. Potter (brother of the We Air
oc) and Mr. John Cheetham (sometime dace
t,lir tile aesthete &rnee of the wenty), evil tie
geode, was in favour of Mr. Patter. Yesterday, however,
reeling a sommesication Cress Mr. Potter,
.6 . Wow of. Mr.. Okeethars. Mg. Potter OA:
"I eel the beam dim to no by the liked sow
Wills' la me so a candidate le 106 the battle of
= is ate I *add bare been lashast to im-
racce=disy
the teak Nevem for me did I nes see that I
ma shindleg la the way of aast better man. I know how
omit Pir Jaw In _parliew that be had displaced a
far sepseim manfill to kiseself, with whose geeeml politicel
Feiasieloe he bid sliglaly Memel, mei I would sot Ur ow
sawaset plasesowif he welpetitioa with Mr. ,I. Cbselbetia,
when amen, you tell net ems ...honed along with *We.
88. Ye likely le be fre awe ward them I oasts it1:131"
eeset, mad I kaoe; too, the expolienes • le •
to the milting= of eatioa. I MM.
to
berm deists fir tie mangos of the theism
el &Heti time I have, tad I will give him all the 4111,1051. .
Y sty power if he become • madidate." Os the osedpk...
of Wks War, Mr. Oheethein was Mumsdiately essesami- -
dated with, and be will at owe offer himself ea a esedidres.
His address to the elsoluesff=stell le
dely wordobeelon we ,
which Mr. Hoary ems is ant .1.
that may of lie liedintad the Wit*
`llllllsrve se the einmeitles. Mr. Maw Inninsa be.
deineed 1111 shod,
The meatillatiem el. eapellatee her tho •
1 Ike miemeitimlies al ighohlos task pleat rell yr . ,
let nodality. Ti. Boa. /141 Joela In Ike
Wawa tad Mr. James Loewe, of Martildera, la the Mani
hawed, were prepared end wooded' sad • ebbe of hang'
beteg Wain by the sheen, Mr. Lemon Ina dried 'WWI
by an werelehnhig majority. A poll was demanded ea
WIWI et Mr. Boyle. The
morose The Mm= ewe somewhat dr
Cost ONT.—like set: of lir. J. F. Maguire
to the alma= of the city of Cork was hated on
Wednesday. It elates that the polity ensued by
bin ,is psrliamest for the lest twelve yews lain(
knows to the elediea. it ia anammary for bins
to oaks any .sooners at kie
He will watiene to parent the weir let& klitagt6ifr
lowed, regarding the sitereele rills asentry as pmemonat
1 to ail 000sideramose of party. tiriliales the flatter*
1 sall made sport him by the lectors net ale to his conduit
lan=eassatters, but his .itatt= to loser isterintez
whisk he promises to watiame
greleines in wasissiem, if siesised, esnahleneadirea 'paw
cipkg, imispeedence of par6m, mad seresoliting
by
le his parnammiely dat The witness tee.
Murphy,
the e mailidate, am imiedeltphle in their euetiess, and
GM amide& that the o
_will be sabheebed br
a= and
bitterest corset with Mika it has war bees
Hatterloa.—The Harwich and Doreroourt
Liberal Alsoolatioa have foiled It aseee cry to make
a statemeat ,s iietteg . the polities of YWr piety in
that borough, and its tholes of candidates. At a seeing
of the weimittee of the aseaciatios held os the 16th idt
it ese sewed by • Ma. lake MashieseA, jua„.J.P., ..'
Iby Mr. Nome Narborimgh, sad Tint the sa.
**elation rev* that beistioa bee been giver is the Ipe-
I Wet Empress te whited impremating the peed= el the ..
Used party, sad stisirtieg *it Mw bays three atedidates
I. the bid." To pellvait aay Mid, erminffleg, it was
renolved—"That for the bat twoysars Mr. Miami Wilt,
at Landes, bee been uaeaie.sly adopted as the liberal
eandidat• for Harwish, sad that so ether maw has
_se_ret
been plead in ersjundies with kit' Mused ea Whiff 0
the seembies pima , Jobs G. K. Bart, AD., obeimeen
1. Oottingliam, imeastary In as satinet detail Jan. 23,
Mr. Wills, sifter thimble( the committal!, says : "The ex-
ris:oe
itehawv
le ehtidaid of the o
upirier, which boatatrey anturesi me
that bees
laid awe yea is accordaeos with three cl the ma-
jority of the elosarac
=Worm is the natimal expenditure, easiest la its
re forms, extrealea of Mishawaka and of civil and
nitgient liberty, tad freedom for commerce. I meat,
hemmer, impress ea yen that seething but mdse.
tad way ma °meow the elk•
sad with which yon haw to senteed.
ri A parliamsat will &nbilem lake plies in
the wants it the parent yew ; It is my deternsimatioa be
mat/am to eelttvale the good *Wei= of the waslitaratig,
With your rapport I feel confident of samosa aid win
abate no Whet to desteve it, b wal is the Mama Maas
fed W aseloyhig sons hut sod honourable
assent
Ma. CUM itwilroji. P.—This gentleman has just
addroned a meetft of Ms emelitasats at Paisley. He mid
he antielpebsd fanelsr sedeations in Mr. GhdetWe's sent
fisaacial siateresat. He would like to me • eowiderable
radmetion of the army ; bet thought that the sere should
be kept cap athe bleeset state al stdionoy, beilt es vegeta
the sestina eassernotisa, and armament of thip. Oa
the qamt of ioa reform, be admitted that the them-
salwe had been to seem isfint apallione, be wee
Wallas& to haws that ekes the pimal padiessmiAd,
a new movement is that dietetics would be oweetentwa

Desiircm or THE WNW INDIA AID PACIFIC
limia.—Soingaromon,Fsa 2.—The Royal Mail 00111-
panya steamer Tommie, Captain Sawyer, ailed hese. at
3 p.m. to-day, with the mails for the BM& sad Pendia
Week ladies, Madan, the Puffin, California, Costal Ame-
rica, it., She Week put 138 passangem, and as height r-
Fried% PM sots, 46•200 L ; silver 001 D, 3201.,•e
8.8131. ; Reglish speele, 851. • jewellery, 2,331 r and
ds
gmerel ear) of Poona sod lselih userthaadbe.
TIM STORM IN MI Noses.—The almost nnpa-
tsileisd scsof the weather in some districts armed us
hes bees ..ehrg a most pr•lndiciel offset on our commu.
skeane with lite smith. Os Sunday, the Male which bait
burs r 111111111 is the mamba lest to over what hes
Mused out to be a very tithlish part of tba Highland
has, we mesa the moor of Dave ; it afterwaras weed
the 9.1 s bah from Perth at Avignon all right • bid by
the time the err got to Delerbianie aid the 'other to
Diva, a Fmk storm of wind and mow laving come as,
both traW were brought to a dead balk
_ben.
Inds el yards of the line bibs °owlet* eitelmil up
with mowdlift to the depth is sooligaoss of fear
sad Ire feet. This of
bang made Mown th=eattle. telegraph jilt:
authorities at Laurens aid Diebold; shout a hundred
ems were despalreed from each of them places to resale
attin asege et megbeen sad begestees ; but ia
mlfel their efforts it wee found beposible to t the
togas under way. Os thuiday evadig matters
eves wore% for the drift and mow emetinubsg, it wee die- •
wired on Monday that mew in some parts of the bee
Lillying to the exteserdinary depth of mom feet, so
t it -was out of the Teatime to attempt to forme the
beim .sward. A eamentens of equal emit* hen set,
I me Inger% been experisesed is the meth for gest
I testy yams. The Ifiglibed Use Ma sot been simpler
ia its mhdoeteme, dim co all exposed grounds the rail-
way bulk be. bees mere or less aßested. Os Mem.
day the sight A p. train from Aberdeen arrived at Keith
two been behind time, and shortly afterwards the
Owed North Hee was Rooked up wile mew at Kieseth-
=sok sod se ether bides peened. We bekiente that the
Baal ad the PMethieov lines were also amble to coatleue
the *Mlle eu Mods,. Other incomeniesees !besides the
erseiref Wises have of eosin Weeded this Wartime.
[ er dulm of aßairs. Pmessiers by railways nowo-days
I wpm titiak et the mibtlity of bang • snowed up," yet
tree it b that may of them at this momeat eased get
either heawands or fsewardin owing to the depth of tae
tesiciable esow.—/reeerices Achamiser.
Bcectn,as AND FATAL AOCIDZIFF.—OnWedDOKIAy
lei Mr. .Ifteeph Wight, the eereser ter the Damader
iistrist of the beam of Pentsfreet, old as loosest at
Moor-ewe, seer Thorne, as view of the body of
, aged 13 yeah, the daughter of Mr. Plower,
=,,=er 'gam& The deemed wee is the movies M Mr.
William Hisehlifis, bemme, and es the imaninutlitlate 30th
ulk her inheres' directed bier to go to the pan saltlike
a begs bowl of milk sad beteg it kW the . The
tbseassil ad so, and jug es she missed the Imitate Ski
etemlisil emir the mat at the door ad fell down. The
Mel broksiind tee of the pieces epos white she fel
Mae* and emaidsea hags' wowed that
=rilla is 10 Wattles, before medial misteses eptidd,
he oblelsed. The deemed, immedia she
remessed out, "Oh my throat !" andtely then Writ spoke
Abr. A pies of the bowl had est the harder vela
start was mode berme the arrival of the mows to
the Sow of blood, but without avail. The fury m-
, a writ that the destined was " Aesidestally
teliiellep Mies epos the %rotes pious of as earthmen.
MeV
Tits Tirmoiumr ear Mosoooo.—The Emperor
d abereeo hue derilled wise sehiblithhei eslegeaphls It..
letadoiniebem As mos as the detwesisation wee
IVegasr aretera=biralaraitglersideload alniawmtnellmmet
Sir a wish MO* well
the end wee* te Majesty,
.gadl4.±.2Aged thet the Weeps" wee as Westin ell
that is egehlishiseet woad Irrest sloes spook
IV; ;tarry the weigh of Bosom aged pries the ads ed. t
Ms amiss. Melmietsed limber& mid dismissed these -
I
111lahisse=erteld jalgive grim ter the seestrestios
to.ivor ell sense! Maness,
Mehemised will est he
; inaintagnimeme of ids dmest semis PM
sad VW lees shell be lstese.

Pomo Woe's CREDIT COMPANY op LONDON
AND PAIDL—A special meeting of this company wee held
Zwaareah at the Atm, 38, Thregesorthe4treet ; Kr.
Tipping is its their ; far tba of eoneidering the
terrea of a psovidasel entered tete whit the Ka-
replan end American Oerporatioa for the abase,-
tion of the banner of that canyany, and far other pur-
poses. The et the dirt:, eland the terns of the
t=sl tint Paris be disosetisesel, the foreign
direoloss removed, sad the Board of Trade be mild to for
=his the sense ci the casnmay from the Petite Works
y el London sad Paste (U salted) to
the Pear 4Tb OMB Compaq (Limited). It farther
stated that the brio= .1 it. essepany wee
Wag estesded so rept* that allithand MOW
was required, and ft no wait mew obbabie to *bleb
it by mum of a trash tone Ora by tesideg farther eaUe at
crinatierdwies am-maple Jo Ad Il.aernri. e
wnoa s a
to
a.
Wiens a astisfaiLrymttridend off be desteedirregairee all the
Isea moved abel atilt* nazi asseling in Jaime. The shahs i
1 that trinhiprortiond wawa* be etyma%
bla was mended fry lir. PAW, Aid Mar sane 'glair
line with Ripon to the &pent at the ptdb email bet
I EIF rafted. the iseila yea inntithenin adopted.
nesintisas new else wed la. sliblisubing tbe
tetemmedalkse la to rape&

TB

'OHN BROODZIC

reformers to show why the AM- eitedY
of the public should be admitted IC the
nRIGINAL GIOLD C AIN MANIT FACTORY, franchise,
16, KINZUFSTA-STAZIa. COVINT4I4III/111. but for their opponents to show why
them or those should be excluded. Lord Mona-
tar, said "He (Mr. Ort.torrorts) considered it the
" natural stets of a fres people to be in possession
" of von's, ami when any large body of the people
" we not admitted to that privilege be thought
" there ought to be some strong and sufficient rea-
" son given for that deprivation. Now, it appears
" to me that is a principle of the utmost value in
" oonstitutional government, and I should wish
" that future Reformers in introducing their mea-
" surds might always bear it in mind."
We are glad to see a young nobleman of so
much promise, who has alresdy in unobtrusive
ways given pledges of the thoroughness with which
be will perform whatever be undertakes, throwing
himself upon the support of a great constituency
like Leeds, instead of shuffling down to some floral/
nation borough, as was the practice in former
days. The burgesses of Leeds will justify his
ingenuous confidence.

JOHN BROOD'S'S GELD CHAIN&

JOHN BitOGDINSDOLD GUARD 43HABIL

Summonses have been issued for a Cabinet
Council, this afternoon, at
street
the First Lord of the
Treasury's °Blois' residence in Dowuing at

gbt gOllll.

OBBOILNI. Fn. 2.

The Queen, sooompanied bi the Princess of
Waits sad Mass Lespoid, bole out yestettlay shontaat
In a sreeviege sad fear, ableededley Iffe T. N. BM WS-

PAWNS LOOllll lia Primo Beattie, an drove out.
Tbe Prime d Wila west out shooting, 'composted by
tat. Duke el Oestbridpi.
The Doke el Omsk*. retuned to Landes tat*,
itteendod by Cohost Mhos.

The Qum will hold a coancil A Oalwase to-mom
iiiiilardsy.) --.

A Cabinet Connell was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Tressury
in Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Duke of Awll, Sir George Grey,
Earl Rummell, the Right Son. Edward Cardwell,
Earl de Stray, Sir Charier Wood, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer the Duke of Somerset, the
Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Lord Stanley of
Alderley, the Earl 'of Clarendon, and the Right
Hon. C. P. Villiers.

The Judicial Oceanside& of the Privy Clommil eat yards:-
day; present, Lord Otauworth, Lord Chelmsford, sad the
Leeds Jentiose Sal& Braes and Tamer.
/Ir. Evasield sad lir. Sherlaad, town-clerk of Graves.
sad, mosespimied by a depalaMea hoer the river pilots, bed
ea iatieview with the Right Bea. T. Muleer Gibes°, at
tbe elks of the Bawd of Trade, yesterday, on the sabieet
of the proposed byri-lew submitted by the Trinity Home,
preventiag pilot* from being interested is Aiwa tap.
Mr. T. Booms, intredeeed by Dr. Hodgkin. Hoe. Se-
metary 8.G.5., exhibited Sempeou's sowly Wrested Bell
Buoy log sad Storm Signals at the Board of Trade, yes-
terday.
Despatehes were received yesterday et the Coloeial.
dies from lhs goveraors of Haag Kam, Ceylon, Halts,
sad Gilwelter. Demakires were met to the Covemor of
Canada.