The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-14 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDA.Y itv.papui, APRIL 14, 1865.

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the whole whether John and his companions were a
trifle better or wone than they are represented.
John is now but a name, his character is of small
consequence to anybody, it is only as the actions
of his life affect us in these later ages that he has
any real interest for us. While we give up his per-
sonality to Mr. William Chadwick to depict sa he
pleases, we cannot so easily part with the Great
Charter. We cannot allow Mr. William Chadwick
to tear it up, and spit upon it in his rage without
a word of gentle remonstrance. We cannot think
that the circumstances which led to the demand of
Magna Charts were quite so insignificant as our
author represents them. John and his favourites
hadaystematically violated the rights and immuni-
ties guaranteed by the Charter of Henry 1., which
was itself simply a recognition of the liberties that
had descended to the people from old Anglo-Saxon
times. Besides these hardships John had grievously
oppressed both barons and people by &outages, the
feudal incidents of wardship, marriage, reliefs,
and escheats. He had played with the kingdom as
with a toy, surrendered his crown to the Pope, and
handed over the people of England against their
will to a foreign dominion. lie had peeled the
Jews and the foreign merchant& until commerce had
nearly fled from the kingdom, oppressed the clergy
where he could, sold justice by his subordinate
and raised money by every iniquitous practice, and
the proceeds of all this capricious tyranny were
wasted u sensual indulgences of the basest
kind. "Reproach and beggry had at last crept
into the palace of the :ring, and every man who
had a scintilla of English spirit blushed for the de-
gradation and misery of his country. We cannot
but look back with respect upon the names of those
men who, forgetting everything but their country,
wrung from the false hands of this tyrant the
charter which at least forms a new point of
departure for the progress of popular • liberty
in England. Mr. William Chadwick speaks
with the utmost contempt of the charter,
sees nothing in it, ridicules the reverence in
which it has been held for twenty generations. Was
it nothing, we would ask the author, that security
was taken by that great instrument from John and
all succeeding monarchs of England, that no acu-
tage nor aid should be imposed upon the kingdom,
unless by the common council of the kingdom
Does not our author see in this one article the germ
of that exclusive authority of the Commons over
taxation which has been the lever by which the
tyrannical prerogatives of the crown have been
diminished, and the popular franchise extended ?
Was there no advantage in fixing the Common
Pleas in one certain place instead of dragging them
about the kingdom after the person of the monarch?
We cannot agree that these were uisigoiScant con-
cautions ; and even if they were the single clause
which secured to every subject Of the crown charged
with a crime a lawful trial by his peers would be
sufficient of itself to redeem the great charter from
the contempt with which Mr. William Chadwick
would overwhelm it in the sight of his countrymen.
It seems a ridiculous thing to defend the Magna
Chart& at this late day, but it is yet more ridicu-
lous to assail it, There are, however, some
men whose love of notoriety is so great, that rather
than quietly accept a position of obscurity, they
will attract notice to themselves by the moat eccen-
tric and outrageous conduct. Erostratus was a
geutleman of this stamp ; he succeeded in burning
the temple of Ephesus ; but the great charter will
survive the attack of Mr. William Chadwick. It
would be strange indeed if • record to deeply en-
graven on the memory. of Englishmen could be
erased by the pen of a single writer. Stranger still
if the rights there once for all defined, for which
successive generations of patriots have done battle,
could have been proved no rights at all, and the
life and death struggles about them simply • huge
mistake. Mr. William Chadwick would have done
more credit to himself by not writing at all than
by writing this book. It has not even the merit of
originality, essopt so far as his own violent rcrimi-
natory assertions are concerned. He flatters him-
self that he has done for John what Mr. Carlyle did
for Oliver Cromwell ; but, instead of removing the
guano heaps, Mr. William Chadwick has merely
attempted to bespatter those who differ from him
with fresh guano.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(amtva's minumns.)
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Ann 13.
The new ministry has not yet been formed.
A royal decree has been published, admitting
foreign cereals into Portugal from the 20th inst.,
as a temporary measure until a permanent law has
been pawed.

DEBATE ON MEXICO.
The following is a report of the debate on Mexico
in the Corps Legislatif :
K. COWL, ia =unseen= of • speech commenced es the
=du, mid that he oonsidered the to of of
an
a fair way of being accomplished. All the seem
ports sad the Finical hewn. were in the hand' el the ner
government. and the taking of OM= bad deprived the la-
sarrectios of its rimiest arsenal. Perhaps it might be 1111-
curry to and aa expedition tat Somers, but there weld
hardly be any serious resistsaos the= sad be falteouslaced
than:pedalos would be the last. As to the umpteen. al teri-•
undies, which bad long prevailed throughout the eounthy,
the gamenseat had capered anal wards, whit essmal
likely to have a beneficial effect. Bat the presser el a die.
cipliced army was still usereary, mot only her the cart&
dittos of the mew theatutioms, let for the main e/ al
letereste. He thought that army mat be cu posed el
Europese.; but should it be Froth It The mem&
meet proposed the immediate withdrawal *I the Free&
troops; but sock a step wend emproune the resales
already obtained and make French policy the bizi
neck of Europe. To abandon the Salle- who lad
the iutervestion sad Maud fee the mew gambol henna
them fenced to the samesiey oarsrencente. maid be
aa sot unworthy of Frames. Shebear the awake al
(altintate gerana.) money bat not of heehaw,. (Approbation.) The Free=
At the recent sitting of the Diet, when the mo- fens might be gradually reduced in properties to the dr
time brought in by Bavaria, Saxony, and Hone for terkymict of the Inside legion sad ether cap; bet the
ere= Bag must ramie Ia easzieo till the Mayer it bad
immediate recognition of the Duke of Auguetenburg gone to
de-feed should be ensweedy guaranteed. As to
was brought to the vote, the following declaration the °natality of • War resulting from the adakffishasert
was made by the Bavarian representative : of per in the Milted States, he scold say from his owe
With retinue to the motion made in common witb'tbe eheerratjee, whim she Mmims that much Ism "'mimeo
. .
Saxon end Grad-Decal Hessian goverment" the Hit this felt there on that poet. thaw in Europe When
government advocates its adoption as a remonlion by tee _ _united States were victorious In lima°, ta
Juarez offered the province of Smeors to
Diet. Is reply to the objestior raised on many sides ire- °William wit shown to bold the cimetrf, tied quite
mediately after its Introduction at the former sitting, the
King's 'overtime% first refers to the resolution passed by tin Ada ("wenn" fin 71i mama. President Lea•
the Dat on the Bth of June last year when, with the ex- °an twice refeend to earela It. As for Fronde" Dar* he
Genre of a single vote, the same dads:anon was generally had aekeewledhed the M. government. of Mexico, sod el*
approved, which the represeetative of the Geressli Diet. is I:66644l"wilneetee to had friendly relations with that
union with the representatives of Persia and Austria. e„r°,__tly• He therefore did cot think that Muir heti any
at the sitting of the Leaden Coufersoce of the 28th
._,_,..aieli ev,„_ePPeeb.._ eted from her meths"
o=boura„ What
of they last eau. That declaration demanded " the ceem mteat e" lee element means a the F expedition to
clew wpiretion a the deal,. of Blow* iiiid Hobtr, Mexico the future would show ; but meanwhile it wee the
dot yof Fracas not to leave her tear nflahhed. Hie late
how the kingdom of Denmark, together with their union
into we stew ewer the sovereignty of the hereditary visit to that scenery had tapeeiesed him of that fact, sad be
PA.. a akowicHorworozoodoohowirAogootoohom who would therefore vote against the amendment sad for the
tog not only show the beat right in the opinion of Germany „paragraph of the same- (Hoar beer.)
to the succession in the she
of duchies and whose H. BIM" Plo••• began be. that M. Cartes
reeopition by the Dist is therefore secured, ty6 who else 11°_,___,wiegdamelPtime a the Mee, Parte_aed Hoene had ma ma-
has for him the sitiquestiousble sweet of the great majority "...Ye him that it w•• the manta. oe Frame to Mama
of the populatiom of-thoes countries." The present moths a hie "MIMI" fort"' ; be Was rather Meth" to invent
the lodgment of Goma Fern, who viewed the ratios
in thorough accord with this resolution of the,Pederel Diet,
and it can therefore not be mantels= that it the a pre- ef affair. in • vecT didemet light He 'muted °Weial
cipitate decision new the wan...ewer& the mowed= information on the subject, bat the government withheld
queen. to he mewed by the Diet The motion, eir the all deemeets which might throw light on the real state
contrary, onl beiasbout the realhation of the porn= 0f,.. thieeM, la if it wished to keep the country under
winch the y wai Diet hie dread traw eo, w the eed maims whieh Beal did not share. (Isterreptios.) The
Jane last year. It came possibly be assumed that the government and that the French troop "re sheet to
declaration then made was not limed upon the rightful *on- rotors home, whereas IL ChM muted that they were
victim ol the government, although the reams of ita 'Meg to conquer Sonora (leterrni=t)
utterance were not expressed in the Federal Amiably. In Several Varna—He did not say
this respect the King's goverment still ratios the same H. Oceffe—l only mid hypothetically that if such as
conviction as formerly, Marriott for its pr
sent to the vote expedition are meditated, it world encounter hien re•
give° in committee by the King's representative at the shuns., and would he the tut (Hear hear.)
Diet in January last year, committing them now to protocol M„
_,F-
__ ,FiCaliD.,_,. went on t° "TM" me, country wee eat
for further support of its vote to-day. As rewards the Mein. _ ~.nt, eue,_ teat if deaumetmtime is lay!'" ef the empire
claims of other Game princes, than with respeet to Hol. Were WM° in some places, there via serious resistance in
stein submitted to the Diet by the Grand Duke of Olden- others. H. Coda had stated that if the Freon troops yaw
burg are no other than those of the collective house of Got- to leave Mexico,
,_ thele_ _ _ ,Pwatal who bad favoured the ham'
tore, and tberefore—acart from the fact that the cession of ^___,l4°D world ~80 e.ePmea.,t° the themselves ce the rmadoneeT
these claims upon the part of the eider Gattorp line hen Party- to Why, ca • *Tepee mentaenee wer• at Mese" en"
hitherto beets maintained but not proved, sad is not even red the animosity oc their own Partialities se was Preyed
maintaioed by the younger Gottorp brooch —moot in say y the letter which the Archbishop of Mexico addressed he
oar be more opposed to the motion submitted to the Diet General Sala, stating that the church of Mexico had never
King John of England ; a Elision" and Vindica- than to therm lution of June 2nd last year. All actual sad blear even by Juarez. more cruelly treated than by the
hon. Based on the Original Authorities. By legal circumstances, by which the claims ce the house of Pc°,._ thee °nal goversmest. Such was the language an by
WIKLIAIS CHADWICK. London : John Russell action, ere to he Judo,
the erectly the wore and wet w so French M.
the very perm whom they rut to help.
thawed, snow, prier to the tied June law yew, w wei He would ask Corte whether he was ere that he had
Smith. sad if they could sot st that time deter the governante of mean everything.
Mr. William Chadwick, moved by the instigations Amara and Prussia or the Federal Diet from decimal A Voice—You yourself have seen sothisg.
of his own conscience, has undertaken within the the hereditary mew of Awg..burg the beet wed 51 E. l'lraßD-11. Corte uudaretood what he saw, but
rd from ebinoweigne his ....(4.04,,, se mound,
Um he (M. Picard) thought much more =naiad to be sees.
=repass of some two hundred and fifty pages to can elan eremet ...kiwi, sew to e a.m, &ai ; lam He believed that ea* reason why else government left the
remove the mountain of obloquy which for six still rea this teke owe through claims hit not evair affairs ef Mexico is *Monty was that Maximilian would
hundred years has rested on the memory of
in
an raised at all before the Federal D.l iet. Added to these cam be obliged to wake another appeal to French capitalists,
and he feared that France would in some way he involved
John. This gallant enterprise is commenced in an Mentions coma the very weighty fact that neither by the
appropriate spirit. "Nor Cromwell," says our acceptation of the present motion nor by the fulfilment of al • Pun te the loan. The erne beam cd the Ira
" not any of the great leaders of the coin- the confident expectation therein expressed would the ••• the "weal prosperity of Mean°. It had bile
author,monwalth, has been more misrepresented than rightful proof of the claims of the other federal
excluded, for upon the contrary, as hr bee =lay az-
be stated that the custom revenue of Mexico ens 80
lions io 1856, and in all probability bed ante increased to
King John ." and having got this idea conveniently pressed in the preamble to the mother, the recognition of 100 in
He laid in his hand a eyes table °I the
fixed in his 'mind the rest of the work is sufficiently the hereditary Prince of Augustenberg would first render Mexican furore, drawn up in 1850, and he found that, if
easy. All the author has to do is to assert every- possible the appointment of an austragal procedure, sad the results iedloated by le Corte were correct, the revenue
thereby a judicial settlement of the disputed question be h,rl pearly doubted during a period when the utmost agita-
thing necessary to support his own hypothes and
to deny everything contradictOry to it. In this _ established, such as under present circumstances is wanting. ete° prevailed throughout the county. rerruPtion)
Far removed therefore from refusing room to the =der. bf • CORT• aid that the return which • gave were u-
to
and method the author pen Tare .... II
pentode with his
197filtBANCISS no Manger.—The COfTeSpOfi- @tending earnestly desired by the King's government, in its tract= from a document =Wand in Mexico in 1856, sad
" History and Vindication." For example, all derwia of April 9 publishes the following mount of the =eviction the acceptance of the present motion affords the therein* mold not fairly be "Pegged on the authority of •
document which appeared eve years previously.
that has been recorded of John's selfish and sensual disturbs:aces whale have takes place in Madrid :—"The in. safest, if not the only, way to an agreement among all those
Mexicosatisfactory were not very ralabLe, sad he was cesvuwed that
royal authority during the absence of Coeur de account of a lemma with which the
dveirecfrst !alined to entertain
beeaSecorforldbiodndtalenhebyn,thteheairuthel. no :rood results mold be cable, from financial dealings
The Prussian representative prefaced Ids vote with that weeny. bat year if . Ismer had stew that
Lion was not a base betrayal of brotherly having with the following remarks :
confidence, and his exclusion of Arthur, the Titre, from an apprehension that disorders might as= instead of a loan of 100 or 120 millions, Mexico would want
true heir, was but a popular eloOtion. From 7 p.m. the Mlle de &iota Clara and the streets ad- The Point of view from which the King's geeenimeet 700 or 750 millions, and min that a second loan was now
considers it its duty to regard the presses motion has already meditated,
shit eminent colleague, perhaps, wen not
.far
As a kiog John governed hie people well, join were tilled with students and a still larger Dumber of
applied himself intensely to his business, and ire onriceoit:iertigies muanill trzt, itioring.thr fa/ that
sitting of
ire the d/ctl.a rap: doI
connexionkis th eh ot renter:7l,l7l:X tfhore zoolo .oxa
aloe. d
air frpootyibisere gave a reto,spoeoceloesfe,iewbso:
nearly wore himself out in travelling about the Sew= groups, appenintly composed of sPtrdetinvtes,y rt:gan to further explanation of the oonsideratioes by which the the government declared, before the committee of which M.
country for the good of his people. He put his call loudly for the serenade ; but the mtwieripal author. King's government is actuated, lem sow commissined to Leathers was reporter, that tine French troops would
turn before the end of that, and that oo new ex re-
nephewi-
Arthur to death it is true, and this ties immediately placed sentinels (members of the National state the .ollowing as the ground of my definitive vote
to-day. By accepting the motion
.sew introduced the. mm tions would be made into the interior of Eerier ' yet it sew
deed has been branded by all succeeding agues a Gaud) at the corners of the adjacent streets, to preventthere was to be one to Sonora. The ' nora. government
eify.faiurthunlintlaxpsof
fizarsovinsetthoefavflte. le
aSesid tainCuslitef:i ltonbotoe the Dist would contradict its former resolnuons •of Mi
17th and 24th July, the let September and the Srd No. had forgotten its engagements' with the chamber sod
cruel murder. Strange and persistent delusion ! ;
It was no such thing, it was a legal act. Arthur I
the cr
owd. the uthreities thoreet it ton testa disperse ' 6666b6r of lott Mi. la it would prelndioe ito ?coition with the ermi not oelLdid as return is le% but would sot
was "privately tried for high treason and exe- I the crowd. Hardly bad they begun to take steps to this regard to the legal questions rejected to the committee by morn to 1565. the ininiaar 111 Mt "16 tlil• sad be
cubed.' AB for the Great Charter it was a mockery, I effect when two loud reports were beard, evidently how 1114 waiting for ite report. The King's government would thanked him for making_ no further enegements. What
• delusion, and a snare. Robert Fitzwalter and I firearms or petards. A general unanimous shout seemed Participate in such Pre-iudfilmeut were it te 00-operate in the would the chamber do'. Either the diecarion of the address
indicate the Calk de Prado as the direction whence the "Pre"Wo of an expectation which it 01000• but regard On wa• • 1•••• political roitim•—fietenoeticol---
the barons, Stephen Laugton and the clergy were rat° to roceeded tha being erroneously believed to be unfounded, bemuse the supposed ratite of the harm M. taiAlw•RlZOlN—lbe word ie mrliamenteve•
knaver; and impostors, disloyal rogues one and all. tir rstreet
P where the mew director of the university re- Me* Prince 01 Aneneanhuill me not only as yet The Pan
SIDeNT —lf It
be parliiresetary it is illohosen,
The very demand of the charter wu an act of high ale& The people la the few de bow le, being dispersed unproved, but in the opinion of the Kiog's govern- in presence of debates so eerier and complex.
treason, for which, we presume, Mr. William Chad- Iby the cavalry, streamed along through the Cale del meet bra fur the greater Pare Mensal, of word, H. E. Mean maid that the com
plex. p his
wick thinks that, following the precedent of young I Animal to the Puerta del Sol, and at ii.3o p.m. stoppe Further, an exchange has hitherto not even taken am meaning to have bees misunderstood. What he wasted
before the Ministry of the Interior completely fill in
aup between individual Federal governments of their legal was that the chamber should give an efficacious vote. He
Arthur, they who forced John to sign it ought all ell the
avaidaa to the
adiviaia
a. ,
g neer Frequent " • views and of the grounds which seek may be able specially did not think the language of the address oufficiestlY Pee.
to have been " privately tried and executed." John and hires wen heard, and shouts of Viva f followed to bring forward. Serb • fist and she
.red basis of OW. tO obviate all vocable mistaken re the part of the
was not a coward, but a brave prince, fond of hunt- each other in rapid suressioe, accompaewd with some understanding would hate to he prepared by • most of governmet as to their intentions. He adjured the chamber
ing ;he never skulked from daoger in the Isle of ; min of moors ! (death). The Presien of the Council the committee, end with this convictive the King's genre. in the interest of the country to express an energetic opi -
Wight •, he was not cruel to the Jews, but he was • immediately made his appearance inci
te e balcony alone meat has voted for Warsaw" of the present motion also to Olen if they bad the courage (Interruption. and cries of
' and dressed in uniform, sad at the same time the mini- the Heisted° committee. It still adheres now tO that yob, ' Order, order.")
very charitable to the poor ; he was not given to I
ci_i
governor
arrived
at the head
dr the
veteran
guard. but rejects the maws itself. A, reference Is made in the The P•ann•rr requested the hoe. deputy to withdraw
low company, but he was shamefully used i ''''
At this moment there were certainly mernbied in the preamble of the present motion to the statements of the the word which 12.4 offended the chamber. It was not • I
by every one on whom be had ever con- ',wits del Sol more than ten thousand per.," King's government at the London conference, the reiseant• quest
of Oeur•ge, lout ef coliektieue : sad in DIM%
feared a benefit. If this be so, King John 1 The magician authorities, with a company of the veteran tative wee,e himself obliged in rho respect to Awer those who had orivictioes never wanted *Mirage to express
King's government was able at the confereece to them-
was surely the moat unfortunate man that I guard. ethisted.wby the eavag.oftthe ic pal so
di 'Bunt:- It die t
prot thetliKieniastitut. of the hereditary Prince of Anus- M. E. Prefab—l appeal to the whole *heather. It will
ever lived, and must have bad the peculiar and observed that daad,ia I wl
IR the continual cries-rid shonii the Main as a solution of the warlike complication arable to admit with me that the resolution to be taken in the per
anomalous property of eliciting the very worst portion of the crowd consisted merely idle the circumstances then elating, es • WOO= fa the met circumstances requires • metals courage. in
qualities of other men by exhibiting his own best the promoter+ of the uproar being a few bun- peaceful agreement of the European Power; The Pennine mato requested the hoe. dainty to with-
qualities. Wean not quite so sure of John's good died nese men only. The Puerto del Sol and part of the ttubbofuel thedreby zpii its part acknowledging so us• draw an expreesion which was ter a outer 'nest dressier
qualities, however, as Mr. William Chadwick seems 1 adjotggebsetreetzer; fmorideno.lllll. trwcoeym^le
ell: rillythbelwk.d Prime t° the exclusive
mmmll.°' legal claim of the hereditary to the chamber.
Bat Hi propootwo, irewpsetive 111. E. PHA= said be withdrew it without the lout
to be. be. We confess that the contemporary chronicles and hubbub bad completely Zdvieway, and the or it, definite rejection by the coeferenos, has beet an tenon. He had no intention to offend the amber. Be
of John's reign and the researches of subsequent lof the disturbance, SO well an the idlers, teed quietly retired further importance by the legal and actual position of affairs trusted that the second part of the amendment respecting
historians have left upon us the impression that Ito their homes. It appears, notwithstanding, that several having stein become greatly different The Kiog's govern_ the reed of the troops from Mexico would be adopted. Or
John was all that Mr. William Chadwick declares •of the latter, about twenty in number, who had shown men our at that time abbe to make the proposal without • similar wish express: 1W other words. It was sot prudent
be was not. Nor has that impression been in the themselves most coespicrioas in promoting the scandal, hien teeny ether arm thee those of the house of Beer- to leisvoesiodo,
(a ears
50, French soldiers3,sed
it a put
(roc
the
detained is wawa . mane or them a to be ows. drams a= those of Keg angewn, with whom Prussia fleet •• f years at a disarm of • 000
slightest degree defaced by what he hes written in ; * r 6
time - •sb urn* taa, at war. rhood, then however home. • therefore adjured the chamber to demand their
that um. At the be one were le est •• report was wen , a new claimant has
this volume. The ooly proof he gives us !or t
he mmt,„„4 it ie rid, by a gun baying bees fired et op. appears° le the person of the Gra= Duke of Oldenburg, reel la the intense both of the government and el Frames.
John did not misbehave himself in Ireland, and or the wercinels. The inbabitaeta of Madrid remained gait, whose claims have • fall right to the examination of his (Penal aerobatics.)
spend the money sent there for the *upon of the quiet and indifferent, and although many people hastened Federal allies. Since that time, further, after continued= N. Emmen —The government does not come to ask the
• is the to the spot, they no doubt thought the demonstration
army upon his own riot and vices,
would ecit arum any amnia' upset. Moreover it new which lease/erred the richt' of King Christian to Prussia tightened. and deliberate judgment on the Overate fa
simple assertion that the chroniclers who re- .be confessed that the authorities and the guard. gave row aad Almeria. The Kies s government would therefore no Mexico. To facilitate such a ju4toest I will give • phis
cord the charges were "ruendacioug." All the of the woos remarkable mud..., Loa equity iii7te stow Inger be Dow is • maths to repeat the proposal which statement of the facts. IL Piaird has unjustly complained
monkish writers who are unfavourable to they took to secure the restoration of public order through. it then considered itself justified in making, in the inane of of the silence of the government on the Minion question,
thornily claimant who had at that time publicly come ferward seeing that the Menefee* Oubliette, every forting" a,
King John are, according to the author's rule, out the whole of Madrid, by tekietevery neoenary preen-
.._ ~.
_. . _ ,
___, accurate ..,
of
tae mai,_
admio,_freo_
___.
lying slaves of the Papacy, whilst old Roger of nos to prevent this upplauant leaden from being seized ra mar r XXX: Lit: teammateitrie °ma 7 Mtn". with e _,.., .. .r._ of Marie& ."'-grg: picerd: rep=n7
un es a pretext by thou who are always attemptiog to rear to wanes dangerous emoeter leameme
liovecien, the only one that speaks well of him is ato th
e' petrel peer, similarly to European comelier therefore, unfounded. I wed first show the state of Mexico
i datarb nobler tranquillity. At 1 a.m. the municipal
model of integrity and even of style. Sometimes the governor of the prwvince proceeded to the pekoe Co an, effeced at other periods with regard to Belgium and Grew= before the exPeditioe °hat the feniterer Matimiliee bae
au those departs from this lofty line of argument DOUOCO to bar Majesty that public order was completely But in
exist,me could a title of right, wits= did not prm dow, sad what dutiair the preeent situation imposes en we.
acid condeeoends to show to the credulous public the restored. The whole of the provincial and municipal 'litho. Mealy be created by this effort at paiticel spree- after tibia I will dam" the mewled el the Peelguelile Is
grounds on which he would alter the belief of six rite" aseembled Mg•theret the MioatrY cifhe laterteresanne .1.. t. the addresa, and that of the ameadment. Before the Free=
We, with Seam aims. the en* . who After adoption of the motion e lodge. bops
hundred years, For instance, that young Arthur r
so take the declaration and the preliminary ProoledreP Prussian representative delivered anarchy, the result of fifty yeses el damn= revolatios, a=
the following de- civil war, finch „as the pejefid contrast which Mexico
was "privatesy tried for high treason, and exe- for the examination of the priecane, who to be tried
claration : offered, between the west satatal adratages with Teeth
cuted,' is as clear as the sun at noonday, why can according to the usual laws, as disturber of the public The representative must not share, in reply to some of God bed endowed it, and the anarabiel =duct of the
the reader divine f Because the Chancellor order. , the strewn= preceding the vote, from reesnieg the pro. genera( Mars. Order, industry, and patrician' were
Hubert, his foster son, John Gray, William Mar- . Sumfmall'e._B"Dlnut•—The Ri6hmolkf,Examifier
, I test and =ewer be mars necessary. He especially feels only fee he hand amseg the shoo[ oppressed Win maim
shall, and Peter de Rupibus, who were connected describes thee me..,..eePeweawi. ~,_ ara.,a ewwe..fel. c„...r 84611666_„ •' it hie duty exprenly to reject the Waimea= of the Saxon lion. There was es sanity for the Washy cif the natives.
with the court, were men of unimpeachable cha- 1,114-','_****6l*".'"ll ." 7e"atii;,!l'wtter ~"` "v=l'l°2l;7l !7- rspressatative that the Prosaism mart, by requiring an or eves el foreigere ; hare SION the remedies of the
mote, This ie certainly an easy way to viudieate
with
whichdescriptiontbeir y
ivaaaracaredod by the loathing
c svea uel examination of all claim to the surrerion, thereby three peal powers to elinim estlasetka fee the affronts
a reputation ; nevertheless we cannot help believing Dirty, begrimed, ragged, sores of them barefooted sad admitted the right of the Diet to ultimate decision upon the offered them end fee the Menem reamitted en their
ealrpseta. What is the Mate al Missies sear the semereat
that " ICl:tiptoes audacious and outeapons charge beze-besded, with shrlea towelling beaded= about their i Fc4jie the other bind the representative, refeerlag to the el the Einem Maximilian, =Bed to the threw by the
of murder ' was a true bill, and that Mr. Chadwick !Mt ead_bee4hlimPish bobbling, sad awash thee enemata 1 decimetre el the Austrian gemming, en only mina nearer et gee =Man el ialethitaate? The matey
saws off the branch on which be ii, sitting. le the re mach I•W_Trfal, sad
wen _sfti,"l_6l7,l:ll i Irt!frue what was therein said as to the actual progress of the sego- is not laden quite pealed, hot that fie age swerrang,
act were ima. why ems it not publicly performed) i.tvartv:Zerfmead ..;:ac7ramZer.,ter inereiel: nations betweee the ram= of Prussia sad Austria, rid OA the papaw the teen then rue* tea
• is the same ci hie gonrczneet expresses its madness to menthe. The laterreatiee el hear has, however,
If John and his counsellors were so upright and war bun hem sari a crew of hell-born me, mum= sad continue them man arrival se an sweetmeat. It late be willed the Nand pavans. while these of the North
immaculate, bow came they to be so utterly death God-foreaken weetches, polluted the sir or dialed the bick- L wow
ex that the Autartrieneart will tay de- aad EON* are sely weak ea. The pram el
tut. of prudence as to incur the odium of were el anlmend wit?_.,,th.6 c""itgat•a_ ,°MM. a at. that elan its lateen= el aria the irlisperes el tire pretheess had Icing bees. in • .tsar, independemt
a greet crime ey performing in private au act is lethseele, hatinireew met"... And thew are • part elassiaile she hell gaieties. al at the men time deal the semeral IieVIVIIINWS, had their own famleistratiem,
sad pared of that human fungi Jaime= • sold.
which ought to have been performed in public ? eadiestme ---- any are eseedin dealer attennicia fee the elshes of Presets as ter anda lam= and egatabsted but little es the
We must leave to Mr. Chadwick the task of ell others. Ss mei mermen ales afrznefrmailk the =prose el the weerament. ThemilbEa bad
Ammentoir or AIIVENNYIL —There are 111 ori- *tutees deelmotten M Mat* that It hi is ore to remain the pens_ already and te
explaining theme difficulties, caring very little on ow egngattieue membsieum as agenuer, In rause km uphold Its Adds te segemniss aid theme 4 their lathe pm tbs.. was • eMeaS task se he Is mid

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PARIS—The GRAND HOTEL,
flonlenad des lOnacian, Flan du Kneel Opera.
Opposite the Las de k Path. *ad *Mr the Thsaint,
have been opened since July. Mt. It contain TOO beirecess.
prier Imes U. to OIL : TO drawingnoras, from U. to Mt a
mapailkect Won, capable of dining more than POO venous, and
when there is a table When at ix o'clock. Anna and honk.
thin are served I la earn in tiss coffeeronne, sa era as la the
=smesia There k • renaming% nib lir ben Bogikb sad
and publications, • mosionen, and a drawbg-
rem f the nae of travellers Wilton SW additions' done
There sre ako baths, billiard-rodmiXdsoking divans. pad-sthek
robe, carriages, and omnibuses, going to the railway station. The
servants speak all languages. This superb hotel,
and
a
that modern luxury and comfort can combine, and slentad Is
the most fiehtenable pert of Parts, k recommended Wilk Min-
bon of travelers.
Independently of their two Hokin the Cozengelslniesolithare
has established ea extensive private Furnished Hones on the
Boulevard dee Capuchin opposite the Rotunda of the Shied
=where bathes can reside as in their, own private rich
and where they may rely upon ending the utmost comfort.

Nvarn end 80IINDTILETH iodispensablo,
to Parotid museum and to heaM and Weaselly by
the pro Dar mesfleation of food. ROWLAMS' OPORTO. or
PEAEL DINTIWCX, compounded of Oriental ingredients, la
of laerticiable value In preserving and beautifying the teeth.
enthening the gauss,- and in giving a pleasing havens, to
the breath. It eradicates tartar frees the teeth, TIMOVOII este
of Incipient decay, and pobehes and preserves the emmsL to
which it imparts a pori.lika whiteness. talimitable=
pestles have obtained the patronage of saltyroy and the
area of knrops, and It is universally in WO repute. Prise
ta. fld. par boo. Sold at SO. lialton-garden, and by Chilmiste
and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands (Manta."

NS* NOVEL MIDWAY= BY TIRMISISION TO HIS GRACE
THE MICR 01P ARGYLL
This dAy, In Y vole., at all Marks,
THE LAWYER'S PURPOSE.. A Novel.
By JANOS LEICS.
Join Maxwell sad Co., pubilillan, It2.lll•at4treat.

NEW WORE ON FRISCH LITEILATUZE.
This day, In t rola., at ell Libraries,
THE SECOND EMPIRE.
By Bit C. F. Lagoalse waAxruLL. Bart.
John liazwall and Oa, publishers, 02, Flest.stroit.

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THE WORKMEN of PARIS
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LITERATURE.

HOLSTEIN.
HIEL., Aratr.l3..

At a meeting of shipowners of this port, held
to-day, it was resolved that their vessels should
sail under the Prussian flag.

ITALY.
TURIN, APRIL 14.

The action brought by Signor Sella against the
responsible editor of the Monarchic Banana has
been suspended, in order that the editor and the
Deputy IBellanti may be proceeded against collec-
tively.

THE &WM-HOLSTEIN QUESTION AND
THE GERMAN DIET.