The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-01 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Maims 31. PROMOS lONA AND
Arrourriairre.—Rear. Admiral L. T. Jones, K.c.8., to be
senior Omar in oornmand at Cork.
Captain H. Broadhead, to the Asia, re-commissioned.
Oommaaders J. Palmer, to the Castor, racommiseioned
T. aimed, to the Trincomalee, commisaioaed ; J. W.
Whits, to t_he Hastings, oommissioned; W. H. Fenwick,
to the Ihedalns, commissioned ; E. Lacy, to the President,
comminssoesd ; G. Skipwortb, to the Brilliant, eosamis.
eloped ; sad Lk Miller, to the Asia.
Lieutenants T. M. Campbell, to the Castor ; R. Hoops,
J. P. Chen.), C. F. Bill, aad C. N. Streatfield, to the Asia.
Second Master W. Loam promoted to the rank of muter.
First Claes Assistant Engineer B. Carr, to the Magicienne,
vice Pillar, to tb• Indus.
&coed Clam Assistant Eaglasa G. Bartlett, WWI Magi.
deans.

Yesterday morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock,
the inhabitants of Canal-rod, Stepoey, were suddenly
alarmed by loud shrieks sad aim of " Murder ! help !"
which seemed to be in the direction of the Regent's-canal,
which runs parallel with the houses at that spot ; sod from
what has trampued minor, there is every reason to believe I WOOLWICH, Masai 31.
that a foal act 'ham been committed upon a young woman
who is at present unknown. It appears that at the time EMBLIZATION OP TEE PIIIVOIMS OF PRIISSIA..--•
above-named several of the inhaintaots raised their win- I The Crows Princess of Premier sad suite arrived at
doers, but were usable to see say one in the water near the Gravesend shortly before 2 o'clock this afterooon„ by special
towing -path of the canal, sod when the police-constable of I train on the North Rest Railway, and shortly
afterwards
the H division arrived his attention was called to the fact I embarked on board her Majesty's steam yacht Victoria and
l icr
aeearumbor of parses who had collected. One of the Albert, which left for the continent. Her royal highness
Dreamed • laden, ad after searching the bank was received at the railway station by various officials of the
they discovered portions d a dress and • educible lying South Eastern Railway Company, and the arrangements for
Wear the edge of the water. There wen marks of footsteps the embarkation were corned out under the direction of
is the path, mid evidence of severe stragglier& at this spot. I Commodore Sir W. F. E. Niochon, flag-officer at Woolwich
No time was lost in procuriogthedraga, which were speedily dockyard.
lmt euisition, and in about half an hour the body of The War Department has decided that no specimens
Pdssagad yanall woman was found in the road! of rifled ordnance from the Royal Arsenal will be allowed
tr&"';i-d; of the New Globe-bridge, Mile-end-road. She to be on view at the International Exhibition, and the Ann-
was without a bonnet or shawl, and was seen by a medical strong guns already prejered will therefore not be for-
geadsmaa of the hhourhood, who used restorative warded. This decide* will not, however, affect the whole
memares for a 000sidara • time, bat without avail, of the departments, as it is stated that the entire apace
The deceased was conveyed by the pollee to the Regent's allotted for that purpose at the Exhibition will be fully cc-
Tavern, Canal-road, where she was sated by • surgeon. copied by tho ntanufaceared productions of the Royal
who farad several marks es her bee sad wee as if abs had Arsenal.
ban beaten. She is of dark semphatra, about eve feet in
Wild, dark lair, and is about *matt years sp. A full
ilthe WO Val taw *an *ha who pens& ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAT'S-INN-ROAD,—
rarg- stations, bat at arra yederday she The number of patients relieved at this hospital during the
lad act been Ths pass lad shamed a woo= week ending March 29 was 3,185, ol which 875 were new
snewerieg the ei damsel sal a yawns man ntass.
wasiewieg aired the Was weft gaol it slate maid ot CITIIIILL Yoram. Oan Bnimuno DAT.
the Prinima "ening, &ad have 'beat taken to MoNDAT, MARCE 3L —Admissions oa payment, 872 ;
apprehend the suspected • ditto by area Oda* SlT—total, 1,53 t.

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THE questions of the National Defences and
the reconstruction of the Navy have been fairly
forced upon the attention of Parliament by the
recent trial of strength between the two American
ironsides. The debate of last night shows that
the House of Commons perceives the magnitude
of the consequences which must follow that en-
gagement. Many persons are aware, but many
also are not aware, that a far more efficient
vessel than the ER11144021 Battery was invented and
laid before the authorities at Whitehall by Captain
CoLex so far back as November, 1855, and that

after being at the time reported upon by a special
committee in the most direct terms of approval

fee its light draught, facility of propulsion,
simplicity and rapidity of construction, buoyancy
and protection to the crew, this invention of
prune importance was altogether ignored for the
next six years, and is even now impeded in its
progress by matters of mere preparation. The
anooessfal trial of Captain Coraies invention last
summer confirmed all he pretended to, but is
less time than is taken by us to make the draw-
ings, the American naval authorities decided
upon and construct the vowel, and send it to fight'
its first battle. We Gan only lament over
the indifference to the merits of one of the
greatest inventions in modern naval constructions
which after Captain CoLsa's timely suggestion
could lapse again into converting, cutting down,
lengthening, shortening, and the endless round of
pretentious activity. The matter is only rendered
worse by the elaborate efforts to prove
that what has been done at such enormous outlay
for the iron navy was the very best that
could have been designed ; that the Warrior is an
immense success, though she does incline to plough
the ocean with her ports, and does occasionally
ship • sea that puts her fires out, and might cer-
tainly steer better ; or that the Defence, the Re-
sistance, and the leviathan Achilles are precisely
the kind of vessels to meet the requirements of
modern ships of war. Possibly some excuse for
the delay and hesitation which have now been
rather summarily rebuked by actual events will
be alleged, on the plea that it was necessary to
wait until the period of incubation taken by the
Iron-plate Committee had expired. The experi-
ments sad deliberations of that body, which had
gradually acquired a certain interest, have sud-
denly developed into the wonderful information
that it is best to use good iron, and at the same
moment received the flat contradiction to their
decision, that plates laid at an angle were of
no use, by this bold Yankee experimen•
actual service. The Defence Commissioners,
too, are put upon their own defence,
and we shall be curious to see how any amount ,"
official reticence will shield them, or what argumen
they can bring to reconcile their scheme of fortifi-
cations with the adoption of such simple and effi-
cient means of defence for our harboun and dock-
yards as these shield and cupola batteries afford.
For we may now take it for proven the Houso will not
be disposed to endure any further temporising upon
a point of such vast concern to the country, and
whether palatable or not to the old blood of the
British navy, or agreeable to the chivalry of the
service generally, we in,r4f learn from our sons—
the youngest and least experienced of the nations
in the art of war.
What is it that we learn at once! That a.-
two of those Epic-mon batteries, on a large scale,
or rather Captain COLES'S shield and six-cupola
battery, now waiting to be begun, would be worth
more as a protection than all the five forts to '
planted about Spithead or at the mouth
the Medway put together. Upon what pretence,
then, can we go on throwing money into the see
and flanking our island with bastions
granite and walls of thick iron, when
a Coum's battery averts an emergency with
infinitely more certainty at a cost of thousands
instead of millions 1 There is something positively
Chinese in its puerility in the suggestion of the
Defence Commissioners' Report, " that it would
" be easy in time of war to place a network of
"obstructions and powerful explosive machines"
in those channels which their redoubtable forts
could not protect. Really one would think the
Commissioners contemplated these droll expedient'
as the real defence, and the stupendous forts morel
as additional security. If so, they are making the
country pay ratherdearly. for thelu vary. The assault
of the Merrimac on the forts and the squadron onl,
shows how absurdly powerless coast batteries prove
against the daring attacks of iron-cased ships -
nu greater powers than this cleverly el
temporized vessel of war. They were
actually of no consideration whatever in the en-
gagement ; there is nothing said of a single shot
even hitting the iron ship. And as to the orthodox
steam frigates, they cut • most ridiculous figure
throughout. The flagship Roanoke, with he'
screw out of order, is towed towards the fight like
a gouty old gentleman in a Bath chair, and gets
just near enough to enable the captain to enj,
the fight—through his glass. The Minnesota
aground, and was only saved the fate of t
Cumberland by the arrival of the " new machine,
the Mount Vernon could not be got under weigh ,
the St. Lawrence, another fine frigate, come
crawling up towed by a steam tug, runs aground,
and is also out of the fight. While all this bungling
was going on. just as it possibly might in one
our own harbours, the iron-prowed visitor in
most deliberate style "chewed up" two of
best ships, and went off to demolish a third—a
feat she would inevitably have accomplished with

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FARII3 FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE any number of fine frigates bad not the Monitor 4 • decidedly platonic construction upon her pas- ' LATEST fNTELLIGENOE. • oonld not •afterwards be remedied. The minister THE PRESTON ELECTION. _
MMALL come to the rescue. So much for ships protected donate correspondence. 0.--_- replied, that when the government had received -e
localA s
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SOLIMMILITMe and 18010.1=8. ~. by forth ROME. information as to whether the solution of the
The whole story is a sad scandal. It is but too I Mexican question would be obtained pacifically or , completely covered with " nits," and placards- The
b.41861.7:ca ma amatibiaam' Ill' likeneUtieseeeeemosd' Ceeeeefeeeekm ain ale aa;aa,''',l4.4°2.4 ei The more we reflect upon the conditions of clear that the clever woman who was able to ram'
ADDRESS OF THE POPE ON THE TEM- by force of arms, there would be no inconvenience ! religious creed of Mr. Melly • • -ie the °Nato(
Medan at 1 eedeek. modern navalwatfare,themorewebecomeimpressed herself from the scullery to the dining-room of 1
PORAL POWER. in entering on the discussion, but that at present it ' othergre al:tandck on
theoonerpretatidveShcasididae sewswUriestidesessOribed's the
LT ARMO N I U 111 8.-N E W MODEL with the fact that mobility is the great element of Swisirme had the wit to discern the ability of Mr. impossible to state what course of proceeding fit representative'
of agviculturn districte, or of caw:land
11. A MAME& BULL and Was*. let lbesentotrerk success. In this first lesson we see how the ?der- KENNEDY, and to use him as her intellectual We translate hum the official Journal of Berets was `rife,-growing oommunitias. Rumours of bribery are very Tie
rimac did just what she pleased with ships that, slave • but it is equally clear that this man of the Allocution delivered bythe Pope at the
on' tion on Tuesday lest in the Church of the the government might be compelled to pursue.and the impression on all sides appears to be that can
of to
a: tie erprelso♦
even had they been iron-cased, would have only doubted genius has been betrayed into appalling
• got into the very same difficulties of position by errors of conduct. Minerva, of three martyrs of Japan :
Nothing certeinly could be mare agreeable to my heart Mimes eximmesui.)
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY. , money will play an important part on the day of election.
1 On Sunday, it is reported, the conservatives engaged au
1 immense staff of men to distribute at all the catholic disch,
show,
were
their want of power and their great draught of ----_ than the ceremony of which we are all witnemes, and which PARIS, Aram 1. chapels in the towns small circular or handbill, addressed
"To the Catholic Electors of Praetors," and to the effect much
70 081110810011.11 TL
.. water. And when the crucial experiment was increase* the number of the savants of God and the saints,time
THE Revenue Returns for the financial year The Moniteur of to-day announces that the Italian that Mr. Melly belonged to the liberal and revolutionary std
AdveWhentents Intended Mr •• TM _ Lair Legally tried between the two ironaides, victory fell to who, while increasing in numbers, do not cease to intercede ee eel- party ; that the liberals were the active, determined,
Paw, must he at the Mee, le, MeimeibMsem In Two
o dock oa the day of puletion. the " queer-looking machine " that swam round its and qusrter which ended yesterday must. be re-. for us and obtain for us, desideratum propitiation' se ahem gininigtrY. has been definitively constituted - '''' - and energetic supporters ot revolution throughout
, Europe ; that they were at this moment engaged crede
victim like a duck, dealing fiery stabs into the Warded as exceedingly satisfactory, especially in dantiant, abounding mercy to defeud the rights of 'le" • againet the catholic church. When parm
nimmenxxr. vitals of her much bigger antagonist. prospect of the statement which the Cueerciazoi justice ;to obtain the conversion of the wanderers Signor Rataszi . President of the Council and Ila a great war
of the Hammer= is to make on Thursday night. and the apostates ; to sustain with Annum and re-, ' the facts me known to the priests, they protested against
Minister of the Interior. the ...tam and n in my man, terms the the t
claim
Tins mimeo, ors AMWCAIf 00801. Mem boilers. The conclusions laid down by the Defenceof th,
liecknowa, • vunersosid Uwe ; Mrs. C. Yang, MW Oliver. ~.., .s. In the face of • diminished importation of sigoation wax and sufferings, and to assist finally in the Signor Dursndo . Minister for Foreign Affairs. dietributios of them. The Roman catholic Bishop of Liver.
g tobacco, causing a decrease of triumphs of peace. Yes, it is consoling for ue to think that Signor Matteucci Minister for Public Instruction,this
-Tat warts roseasim 117. Noel Mehra C. young. - tommissioners ate entirely superseded by i,ee me who had coon specially to preach that day t St. Awes- Mr
Mg FAMILY !AWL Mr. Oiseston.-Commesee at 7. CoLES and EZICSION Batteries of the sea. We corn so in the solemnity which we shall have shortly to celebrate, s catholic oh denounond the distributiono as a groo, Mr.
100,0001. in the Customs, and of the disappear, Signor Consorti . Minister for Justice. oldish, and mean teal hick, and totally at varbuice
rattemetre. need not dispute about the question of expense : .
quartet's Re shall he surrounded by the choicest souls, by the college alin en
Imis Lemnos, THE CRICKET Off THE HEARTH. Messrs. paper duties, the
rev. ell. ue cardinal.. and by our brethren the bishops. It will be aNo change is made in the other ministries. with the Tubes of electioneering. Last night,
Mr. Melly addressed a Isle meeting of the electors, in the mast
Ryder. le ddicome, Meadows ; Msedames leielding and C. that may be thrown out of the scale altogether ; woe of the quern(
Leelereq.-And THE ANOIL 01 MIDNIGHT. Messrs- nyder, shows a not increase of more than a milieu• fine spectacle to see the supreme pastor surrounded by Theatre Royal. Mr. Aspinall, the Rewrder of Liverpool,
Jordan, Potter. Widdicomb ; Mesdames Fielding and Marriott. if the forts were the right thing in the right
On the year there is a net decrease of 609,000 e, other pastors who have supported unauimonsly the rights SPAIN. te and likewise addreseed the assemblage.- made
-MADRID, AP= 1. err matt
place no one would cavil •at the enormous cost of
• diminution which is smaller than might have of this Holy See, and have allayed by their consoling words at m
ot
Q. LAMM. Morocco will soon fulfil her engagements. Spain
MS mecum. tem= TES ROM IMM OR F 0574. such • protection. This is what we said in 1860,
e s _,..c• been expected, considering the reduction of the our profound grief.who.
Mesas G. %lulu. Dewar, Chen" Stephan ,Illsimore, Met•hews. when pointing out the uselessness of auce ie.-ie.- It is fitting to mention here a letter which we re- is making preparations to evacuate Tetuan. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY. tilde
MAN. Herbert and iimiebeen-and Thu FILACTICALscience declares anew with these income tax, and that the malt credit, which last . be az
MAN. Mr. G. Tinto' and Ximeßeinkrth.-Consemece rA 71. cations, and now .3lo,lthe recei is missing, and that the mimed only forty-eight hours ago, from a large town at In yesterday's sitting of the Congress, Senor (THIS DAY.)
--e-- win,
invaluable results of the very first trial that they roe "---- Pta, ltaly, or rather from the capital oe Lombardy. This Selaverria read a royal decree, increasing by six the a
SIIITAMLi. And abolition of the paper duty has had time to work• letter has been forwarded by an ecclesiastic who calls him- million reale the yearly redemption of the Passive An extraordinary meeting of proprietors in this
Tule seornis. THE Minn GULL Mews. II , are for ever out of date-behind the age.Ml
Itesneile. and Drummond ; Mies LClaytem.- ZILY OCONNO From the two latter causes the Excise shows • self • canon, and it is there said company was held tars morning at the London Tavern, in Its o
:-" Take good cage "bag Debt, commencing from January, 1863. accordance with the requirements of the Wharocliffe clause, aPPoI
sa akona,ro . ,is. & joss ura ym.oki. and sm own". while our legislators are professing in rapid 'no-
decrease of 1,100,000 G ; Customs show an in- in the approaching amembly of the bishops at Rom
-and CHERRY BOUNCE. mr. stiseram.-eaminawe as* cession their conversion to this belief, the tele- ---- to consider the preemies' of the following bill pre. to th
and Stamps and Taxes, the temporal power is not declared to be a dames THE PENINSULAR MAIL. vious to ire introduction to the House of Lords, viz :- dirki
gram informs us that the Senate of the United C•reeee of 35010001” If this poor priest, whom we should " A bill to authorise the London and Blackwell Railway roves
States is deliberating on a proposition to abandon 270,000 L We have known under former systems
,elefeitle. " SOUTHAMPTON, Aram I. Company to construct additional works, to take additional Mr
ntlll Wallet AT MM. MOM. better to call good priest, were pressed
Thu Der-neesins, m. ism-. anareess. sa soma the construction of permanent fortifications which a decrease in the revenue without any alleviation mi
here to to tch The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer hods for enlarging their rallway, and to confer further
sayhim as we my you 0 are aeqtr
7 monsoon -floras& ft. MML..- Ntesmsem, 4h. em. of the pressure of taxation • but here we see powers upon the company with reference to the raising of adjoi
it had resolved on, in order expend the seveni present-Rest sanired that the Holy See does not male- Tagus, with the above mails, arrived off the Needles camteL oaf., mkar porpoise,
million dollars it had appropriated to that purpose large sums surrendered to the public, with a tee, tb. t„pora pewee as a dogma of faith, but it d. at noon to-day. -ier. N. Deinsie presided, and stated that the notice
LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 1. in building o%i:on-clad ships. scarcely perceptible effect on the public revenue. elate* that the temporal power is necemuy and indispenem scarcely explained adequately the purpose for which the Tk
meeting had been convened. The object was to raise that sod
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THE questions of the National Defences and m which leaves free play to the recuperative energies shall (edam, to sustain the iaMpendence of the spiritual -.-- omeltelf had been raised. It had beau considered tion
power. We should say to him-Think of the very that as the rate at which the Brat half had been Ti
the reconstruction of the Navy have been fairly " GREAT wits to madness are allied," is an old of the nation. Mr. Geeeirroter will meet the (thou our owe oossneroseur.)
holy martyrs who did not fear to give, sad ;road was too high according to the existing prices rite
nfiden e on
forced upon the attention of Parliament by the maxim : and it never received a better illustra- Howie of Commons with great co c
who did give, their blood and their life in de- PARIS. NoNDAy geom. of the stook,autbeity should be obtained to nisei the re. relic
recent trial of strength between the two American lion than in the trial which has just occupied Thursday, and either the comments or the silence
fence of the chord,. We would say to Wm-Since The Corps Legislatif will meet to-morrow in its ben irenewed sad bad
=tinder by a preference stock. A bill for that purpose had tors,
passed the House of Commons per
ironsides. The debate of last night shows that Chief Justice Coe:aces and • "pedal jury at of those who, on the night of his last Budget, you ass in such baste to manifest your fears that you have bureaux to examine the budget (ordinary and ex- without It was Dow in the House of Lords, of a
the House of Commons perceives the magnitude Warwick during three days. The' Swixrare case predicted its utter and signal failure must be re• brought them under the eyes of the Vicar of Jews Christ, traordinary) and to elect a committee. It is under- Ulf mud? nr
nc.cia rtbeuPgatednect
ngf°g'enw in .the arse ef a M
of the consequences which must follow that en- is not only a cause chlibre, but likinome of those marimbas• hear his voice, which enjoins you and the chapter to whichrolwietore M
stood that the struggle will be serious, and there iS 17:1 aim- with the :siding orders of that house.er" vee
very
you belong to listen to your own pastor, to practise not onlyvile,
gagement. Many persons are aware, but many monster melodramas of Dllnsx thilelder, the re-considerable probability that M. Fouler' new taxes lii reply to itweetaewes app
his orders, but also his advice ;if you, with your colleagues, The CELAlllian added that those who had taken up corer
also are not aware, that • far more efficient P
resentation of which used to occupy two nights, it trbe eourt• obey not, you and they will be miserably lost. We would may be effectually opposed. shares for that pert of the additional capital elready issued
vessel than the EltliliSON Battery was invented and instill uufinithed. It is years since the Mrs. Swomen • --0--- say to him-Recommend yourself to the holy martyrs who The great Lavalette question continues to be the would have the option of converting them, nod
the pride- ce.,
coui
laid before the authorities at Whitehall by Captain of other days, the Mrs. Baoux of these days, lost WINDSOR CASTLE, MARCH 31. have lost all that they might not lose God. rental stock. The powers to take lands had referem
subject of political surmises. That serious differ- merely additional in& which bad become eseeney.
to opolio
Min
Coxxx so far back as November, 1855, and that her estate through Sir F. Tummies, and recovered The Crown Princess of Prussia took leave of her From • neighbouring kingdere We have "'Weed writings, epees between him and General de Goyon were the The SOLICITOR then read the clauses of the bill, the
after being at the time reported upon by a special it by the wild genius and pertinacity of Mr. Majesty this morning, and left the Castle at ten minutes signed by some ecclesiastics, in which they address to us occasion of his return to Paris is the general Find* of which authorised the additional capital to be sell
committee in the most direct terms of approval CHARLIM RAN? KINNEDY. An almost impossible before 12 o'clock for Gravesend, where the royal yacht the hypocritical insinuation that we should renounce the o iuion and was (as I observed yesterday) im- raieeese hY mema:sedf ar yefereeeeersesde: not to ;wrist: per A
Victoria and Albert is waiting to convey her Royal High- temporal power, which is for them, or rather for those who P i
for its light draught, facility of propulsion, victory over an eminent •judge end a future Chan
raw -
to Ant advise them, very • rodent, and impedes the cans um- plicitly admitted by the Pattie. The Emperor been td into •4j per cont. preference.
aimplicity and rapidity of construction, buoyancy melee were the first triumphs of the eoceneric ad- pc, ~.
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ainwe:r attended by Major Cowell, accompanied mew of their anti-Christien and anti-social designs. But wishes him to go back, and, according to the most _A f resolution coofirming it was premed by the
CnaINIAN. Some damn= ensuel, in the course of which 1
and protection to the crew, this invention of vocate. Such was the first act of the interminable the prisoom to °raceme& we at the same time receive letters also signed by Kele- accredited rumours of the day, the object now in several char holders dissented upon the ground that Jai
nat
prime importance was altogether ignored for the drama. The story of Mr. CHARLES RANN Kax- The suite in attendance consists of the Countess of siastice which are filled with respectful attachment to the view is to furnish him with such precise the takers of the new stock would have an selvantage h
next six years, and is even now impeded in its *EDT'S attempt to obtain remuneration for his Sehulenburg, Counter Blucher, Count Furstenetein, and Holy See. It appears from these letters that thewho had taken that portion of the pro
instructions as may prevent the possibility avere
additionalibadsldwltece:had bees already issued, and shkh
oar
who attend' tbe government of that kingdom, or its representatives or
progress by matters of mere preparation. The great services constitutes the second act of this Colonel the Hoe. Arthur Hardinge,
of any collision between him and the general coin- only bore 44 pern cut. ;in reply to which, pro
ma,
sucosedul trial of Captain COMM'S invention lad " strange eventful history ;" and fortunately for Princess to Antwerp. _ easissenes, sent printed forms which we bare seen and The CHAIRMAN mid that as the bill was intiodueed it pro- twi
read, persuading some priests or miserable clerks to mending the army of occupation. Most of the Tided that both should be Amides the same footinepredsely,
summer confirmed all he pretended to, but in those who love exciting incidents, it is not, A deputation of En 'miaow
g tch, and Irish distillers had sign them, with the double view of causing it to evening journals are instructed to contradict a re- and that it should mitt five per clot. pretenses stock all 1
less time than is taken by us to make the draw- nor is it likely to be soon concluded. Of an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yester- be believed that the clergy sustain the absurd principle d port, which they has appeared in foreign
sayround, but the comee dissented, and the bill was altered.
Practically, however he was prepared to show that both Tee
ings, the American naval authorities decide late the English Bar has made itself pain- day, at hie official Tandems in nownineetseet, the incompatibility of the spiritual with the temporal power, journals, of General de Goymes recall. The were as Deily!, as possible on the sa • footing. The &rec. be
upon and construct the vemel, anal send it to fight fully notorious. Mr. EDWIN JAMES and Sir Samuel Cunard had an interview with the Duke of and of separating the inferior clergy from their biehops, . • would be enabledesto place the whole of
Nationale adds that this false report is cal- ton believed tkey
its first battle. We can only lament over other prominent members of the legal profession Newcastle yesterday at the Colonial-offion whose admirable mecord in theme times has astonished the dated . . . . the friends
of Italy . the to esentiena capita at 41 per cent
the indifference to the merits of one of the have done their best to forfeit their claim to that ,
Joint deputations from the Central Metropolitan Sunday whole world. to mislead
Committee, the • and e. probability of the the
of the French troops romdings terminated with the usual compliment to the
from e Fuhmongers Poulterers The good ecclesiastics who write to us beg us to ye
greatest inventions in modern naval construction, position to which, as scholars and gentlemen, theychairman.
Sunday Closing Association, from various bodies of Butchers no heed to the observations of this handful of deluded from Rome.
which after Captain Copse's timely suggestion are naturally entitled. If such men are still con- is the metropolis, desirous of the same object,--from the individuals of whom some have been ensnared, and others As • set off to this disco • news for the
imaging SPICIAL Saavicsa, Wserxrxerse ABBEY.-The
could lapse again into converting, cutting down, sidered worthy members of the Bar, it is difficult to Suaday Best Association, and from the lord's Day Ohm. led by fear into giving their signature. Let the Holy cause of Italian unity, the Petrie adepts the oon-
lengthening, shortening, and the endless round of estimate the pitch of degradation to which the vanes Society, had an interview with Secretary Sir CORP Sr be penuaded, my these good priests, that theirfollowing is a list of the preachers in Wertaninster Abbey at
~
bythe mow Turin of the rumour tradiction
to special evening services Lent :-April 6, the we
pretentious activity. The matter is only rendered once noble profession of the Law may attain. Grey yesterday at the Home-offioe. convictions are such that they do not admit any doubt as to otl
that the French government had addressed cheer- Dean of Westminster; April 13, the Rev. Henry Mackenzie,
worse by the elaborate efforts to prove Some, indeed, have already been disbarred, but if A deputation introduced by Sir James Duke, Bart., MP, the amenity of the temporal power. They invite us, ease He
that what has been done at such enormous outlay the profession is to regain its position further ex- tb.Board of
had an interview with the President and Vico-President al sequeatlr, to pardon those blind men who know not what vations to that of Victor Emmanuel, on the danger motor of Tydd St. Mary ; April 20 (Easter Sunday), the
Bishop of London ; April 27, the Rev. Dr. Wordsworth, int
Trade yesterday, on the Merchant Shipping • they do, and we, on oar part, add that these blind men, of Garibaldi's tour in the provinces.
for the iron navy was the very best that amples must yet be made, and that without delay. Ante ssasathoop, Bizcanon of Westminster. hi
led themselves by other blind, will fall into an abyss The new regulation by which the time for
could have been designed ; that the Warrior is an According to Mr. KRNSIDY'II account, he Ai- Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office, from which it is almost • possibl they shouldoperations is be diminkhed by half- ROMAN CATHOLIC GERMAN CHURCH. - There mi
im e ever escape. Bourse
immense success, though she does incline to plough pulated fori2o,oool. out of the SWIXFIN Estate as from the Governors of the West India Islands, the Cape el Let us, on our side, take care that the intrigues tending to--
an-hour was not put in force to-day on account of the special accommodation of German Rome catbolics, a la
the ocean with her porta, cod does occasionally the remuneration which Mrs. Semmes: had pro- Good Hope, St. Helena, Natal, Canada, Malta, Ceylon, sod separate the pastors from the flocks do not Wean their
the of Is • eeted with the settle- movement has been set on foot to supply the deficiency by la
ship a sea that puts her fires out, and might car- raised him for his moons. This the jury seems Beeteemee
tainly steer better ;or that the Defence, the Re. to have believed, for they have returned a verdict the Lord, and that there may be given to us through ment. It is really curious to see how people, V7llO The proposal has received the support end approbation of the tit
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge their intermission the mammy power to sustain with formerly complained that two hours (from 1 to 3) Pope, Cardinal Wiseman, and the leading members of the
sistance, and the leviathsn Achilles are precisely in his favour. There is, indeed, a grave legal • --, Roman catholic community, both in England and Germany.
yesterday honoured Mr. Damages with an inspection of hie courage the combats to come. May the very Holy Virgin, was too short a period have been lately arguing Mtnab
the kind of vessels to meet the requirements of question whether, even supposing the account ofA grand beam and exhibition of German_art in aid of the
pietare of the Battle of lakermunt under whose all-Powerful auspices we have bees kept safe much energy that three (from 12 to 3) was too long, funds reunited for this under taking will be held in St. he
modern ships of war. Possibly some excuse for Mr. K ENSIDY is correct, and that of Mrs • Elevtaniilii The Earl of Chesterfield, Lordand Lady Hunteandsound to this hour, deign to tin to her
up can us us Jemea's Hall oo the 15th and 16th of Ma
and how they now seem to think two hours and a 7. co
le
the delay and hesitation which have now been who has now become Mrs. Bsoux, is inoorrect, Wind, and the Hoc. Miss Vanua, have left the St. protection ; and may she inspire as with a perfect resigns-
half the golden mean. It is seriotudy written in Eccesseesneee 00111118810 N. -The select com- di
rather summarily rebuked by actual events will the 20,0001. can be recovered. Sir Aexxseleas George's Hotel. lion to the Divine will, so that even as she pronounced the mitres of the House of Commons •appointed to inq • into
• newspapers that the half-hour beyond what was the present state of the ecclesiastical commence, and to re. 17:
be alleged, on the plea that it was necessary to Cocesuaw has declared in the strongest possible Lord and WY De Lisle and Dudley have fiat expected by human generationedicoemecilla ifouna44lll to the house whether the ecclesiastical revenues cannot is
wait until the period of incubation taken by the terms that the verdict will not stand, because Mr. arrived at the St. George's Hotel. inifti mecum/urn rerbien taunt, we may, in like manner, absolutely necessary for the transaction of the be more -
ad•tageously administered for th Jute:este of OS
Iron-plate Committee had expired. The expeti. KENNEDY must have acted throughout as a °enema, Lord and Lady Hatherton have arrived at snouted by her, say also to the Lord, Base nevi fret, flea business of the day afforded an opportunity for the church ;Lit they are at present, met yest:rday for the m
* neither- °trete secundissa co/mita/2m (num. .cs To-da after the ere time. The committee consists of the following
manta sad deliberations of that body, which had and because barristers nor physicians can Thomas's Hotel, Berkeleyequere, from Teddesley Hall.gossip which produced Pam • 9, manmars i-mr. oardneil, mr. Lone, Kr. B. P.
unmet.,
li
gradually acquired a certain interest, have sad- recover their fees. This is a matter for the courts Lady Holland has placed Holland House, Ken.
wig.
It now only remains for us to pray to the Lord that BeHe reponse, (turista, there was „widerable anima-
caaasHis blessing to descend upon all of us ; that it Mr. H. Se_ ymour, Sir J. Pakingtom. Mr. Walpole, Mr.
lion. The Rents rose 200. for cash and 30c. for Diodes, Mr. Sei Mr. L King, Mr. Fienriek, Mr. g
delay developed into the wonderful information of law ; nor is it necessary at present to enter into einem, at the disposal of the Countess de Neuilly during may deemed epee the company which km produced so •Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Iffineaud, Mr. b+
that it is beat to use good iron, and at the same say discussion on the dry legal problem which it the International Exhibition. account, closing at 69fe. 85c. and 69fr. 900. aids"'
many heroes for heaven and so many defenders of the , rsime, Mr. es, B. Cecil, sod Hr. Phillips. Ater fc
Sir Henry and Lady Hoare and Miss Hoare have ;an the Italian Loan, 350. H. Seymour the cheamm, sad mudding
moment received the fiat contradiction to their involves. But the conduct of egr. K ENNEDy and ,
,_ church ; and that it may give it strength to maiotain Mobilise rose 6fr. 35c d zzi=ree,
decision, that plates laid at an angle were of his client is certainly a curious study. lets n''''s Hot'. BergeleY•equaggg for St./I°mnd lieu" regular observances and exemplary precepts of life, in spite The Lyons Railway rose efr. 50c. ; Southern, pemedure, the committee sdjourned.
Tim Dame or CARLISLE AND THR ARTILIERY al
near Bath. i6MIL May this Wto Waal give intenitanew 6fr. 25c. ; Northern, 3fr. 75c. ; Western, 2f r. Votenirma.-At a meeting of the
no use, by this bold Yankee experiment of Mr. KENNEDY is a man of unquestionable intel- Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Charles and Mrs. our poor mind, °I
.2
easy
Wend. sasses omen Ites el t
and may it essamunieste strength to this 00e. ;and Orleans, lfr. 250. Eastern without the Garlide ' Volunteers, on Tuaday, the cone
actual service. The Defence Commissioners, lect, As the LORD CHIEF Jcenes described Lindsey and family bare arrived at Thomas's Hotel, poor arm! May this blaming solue and protect all thane =ois themes Very Rev. the Dm said Careen U
too, are put upon their own defence, him, he is • gentJeman of the highest attainments, lierkeleyequere, from Nice. • who endeavour to sustela the vessel at the church kneed change. came mkt sonsideratioo. The letters Meg ti
and we shall be curious to see how any amount of of transcendent ability,scholar,Mr. Cobden has • volume in thewhich that theirvoices may not be drowsed in
a a poet, an press about by the waves, " Mgr. Chigi," says • Paris letter in the Journal been toad, three ramintioas were come to, and enticed
du Howe, " had an audience of the Emperor two era the beam The lest mcgmesed fell confidence Mk w
official reticence will shield them, or what argument orator, and • man of genius-a man endowed reviews the question of military and naval expenditure the noise of the tempest which los been let loose I May inasmuch es Ilealetroireademeuxes had always been sane- ti
they can bring to reconcile their scheme of fortiti- with every faculty and every attainment. Nor is during the last twenty years. ibis blaming serve, in the last pleas, to encamp all the days ago, and on the following day Count de tense me ya by the sovereign and the royal
cations with the adoption of such simple and effi- he without ambition. He evidently imagined Mr. Maguire, on the 11th, will call attention in 10011, sad to maven tbe ends el the wicked l Bourqueney was summoned to the Tuileries, and family,
_and mipportedoaluthe people, with few exceptioca,
cleat means of defence for our harbours and dock- that the Swnirax case was to make his fortune. the House of Commas to the feet that "several deaths ----. also had a long conversation with his Majesty. tile Mahltants of wciuld not withdraw their sum
pert hem the corps in consequence of their WO•
yards as these shield and cupola batteries afford. He was not only to crush the leader of the Eng- from starvation have marred recently in helm! ;" and ITALY AND HUNGARY. M. Thouvenel was not present at either of those sates with an amateur dramatic performance, which r
ask whether the government have received official inform- AT • letter of March 28 in the Prase says, interviews. However that may be, those sumer bed thee andartaken by a few of its member', at v
For we may now take it for proven the House will not bah Bar, but he was to obtain • seat in Partite-Turn
Lion of such came having occurred :and, if eo, whether they the ammo el
_much time and toil, with the preiseworthe a
be disposed to endure any further temporising upon ment, and perhaps to reach the woolsack. For- have taken, or are about to take, any steps in consequence ; that a banking house of that city has offered to sive receptions, added to the return of the Marquis ewe et sseisting the funds of one of the most beneficial 7
a point of such vast concern to the country, and tune had not smiled upon him, but Mrs. Switerme also, whether they have any objection to la lend the Hungarian emigration a very large sum of de Limekiln, do not a little contribute to the per. benevolent institutions of this city, and of improving the
y upon the than amain affairs of the carpi WWI, which, from- tbe hew b
whether palatable or not to the old blood of the and her cause were to retrieve his hopes and to table all the sports, communications, and oorrespoodenee money upon the signatures of PrinoeCrouy,Klapka, suasion that the Roman question is now MOTS rest sappert it now receives from the public, are is a e
British navy, or agreeable to the chivalry of the procure for him those rewards which had as yet in reference to such came. Turr, Koesuth, and Pulske but that the operation ever the order of the day." mem eresisstory position. The second medullar tem l'
service generally, we wee learn from our sons- been denied to him. Ile entered into the contest Mr. Osborne, on Friday, will move that it is ex- is likely to fail, because Kossuth, having a more deed the thanks of the committee to Mr. Daly, foe the
Anent swim he had rendered the performers ; one the t
)
the youngest and least experienced of the nations with •a 'mate vehemence which seems almost pedient to suspend the construction of the proposed forts lively distrust than his brethren of the pretensions WEATHER REPORT.-(THB1 DAY.) third was ams a coy of these resolutions be forwarded to t
in the art of war. to have unhinged his mind. Not satisfied with
. at Spithead until the value of iron- roofed gunboats for the of P • C to be candidate for the throne of
Prince Crony a e
TUMMY. Aran I. 8 L3L the dean mad to Mr.yDaly. -Carlisle Journal.
defence of our ports and roadsteads shall have been folly SUNDAY TRADING.-DEPCTATION TO Sin GEDEOg 'IC
What is it that we learn at once I That one or spending his time, his energy, and his considered Hungary, in virtue of his descent from the Magyar
two of those Emespiox batteries, on a large scale, money in Mn, Sim:err-Ws cause, he must '
A Quebec correspondent writes •-" The Grand house of Arpad, hesitates to give his signature. I & R. IL D. P. 0. L /1. IL
ORZTsterdey afternoon a numerous and infiuutial
i deputation, emanating from the Sunday Rest Association, 9
k
or rather Captain Coevem shield and six-cupola fall passionately in love with that enter- • •
Trunk hailway seems to be fairly giving way as an adequate --- --.-- ..- - - -.-...- - -............ the Society for Promoting the doe Observance of the
Lord's Day, the Sunday Rest Central Committee et c
battery, now waiting to be begun, would be worth prising lady. Neither his wife nor his means of conveyance of passengers, malls, or traffic, PRUSSIA. 31r=Aall . .... KIS MI M ILL Sni - London Tradesmen, the fish, ice, and poultry trades, awl
more as a protection than all the five forts to be children proved any serious obstruction. On the Snowstorms of au minimally heavy and severe nature, rapid " King William of Petunia," says the Preen, Lsr am'am' ••• as 41 u :: 7a - the amiateat tradesmen south of the Thames, waited on 1
,g I' - ' Sir Gamy Grey at the Home-office, for the purpose d i
planted about Spithead or at the mouth of contrary, the very existence of these obstructions, thaws supervening, and redden frosts, have rendered travel a seems carried away by events ; for we do not Inist.eeeelser •••• ft! esee .41 aimalsw• e eie ieee pmenebg memoviels prayiug that the support of the co- ;
the Medway put together. Upon what pretence, and the pecuniary difficulties in which he had be- on the road a matter of greet uncerteisty, and not a little
believe that he is entering deliberately into a new aun'peamp" im...7.;.; re'ri ii if -I.L. SlB 8:81 wanton mioa be given to a bill for amending the laws
deoger, and have been greatly instesunestal in publishingrelating to Sunday trading. The deputation numbered I
then, can we go on throwing money into the sea come involved, seem to have encouraged him in his the • • cad• • and dangerous conflict between the rights of the seasGeier". •• ••• Ileel : tie N. : Si.l - about 120 l h at, geh d
untoward fact that the railway is not yin a condition gent amen, among wom were e oe 6
and flanking our island with bastions of madness. He was ready to ruin them in order, as ;redwith the dined • crown and those of the people. The reaction is StminomMili. WU SI 45 LW.
equate to conteud
MakeDu of Marlborough, the lion. Arthur Nis.
granite and walls of thick iron, when be imagined, to save them ; and what is HILMMIJXD - MAI 4 W.
perhaps but that the rails and rolling stock are thoroughly land& gaining in the councils of the King all the ground Leasure* .., lays 41 45 La •"e oars want M.P., Horde& M.P., ?dr. S. Gurney, M.P., tt•
9 Sr 0.18 1
Several members of the deputation having addressed the
a G'un's battery averts an emergency with even more singular, he determined to bring the dent and wont out. The prospect of an unusually open that it has lost in the country. The ministry, 1...... r. : - - - - - - - -1 - right hen, gentleman, Sir George. Grey asked if all the
infinitely more certainty at a cost of thousands action which has just been brought to a conclusion
and eeriY "mi.( efferd" probability that the Se. law- conservative as it may be, seems still to be too con- TaXoOrig .. writ Ts 45 a.17.w. i -
ruse 7- I; - - parties represented by the deputation were unanimous is
instead of millions 1 There is something positively in his favour, not only to expose the perfidy of reece may be available for navigation at an earlier than stitutional for that dangerous and blundering party, Dour: SaM Ts W.S.W. 4 gr 0.14 - favour of the bill which had been mentioned, and having
91046 al " W. I a - 1 been answered in the affirmative, prooeeded to say that he
Chinese in its puerility in the suggestion of the Mn. Sinning, but, as he appeared to think, for ordinary period, though for at least a month to come oo
whose passions will not understand anything-the Pssrslissms - sass 44 47 W-B-W- 5 0- 4 believed scarcely snytiong but mischief had been produce! I
steamer can be expected to rue to Montreal." PearLeNo M.IM 50 48 LW. 4 tr 0.06 3 . . •
oy agitating the question in parliament during the but
Defence Commissioners' Report, " that it would the beet of his wife and children. " GOD The Archbishop of Paris is now exhibiting at his feudal Party. The Prince of Hohenloe cousiders PLUMS= - , 6
twenty The difficulties connected with the qualm
"be easy in tine of war to place a network of " k "he told the • "th t this new, Jule, a exposure ... nsmorce - 5 years. a
arebepisoomd palaos, in tbe Roe de Orwell@ St. Germain, his poaition untenable. Prince William Radsywue eraser .. - e were extremely great. LordChelmsford's bill bed evoked •
" obstructions and powerful explosive machines" "was calamitous to him, but he had the moral eapteadisl reliquary, ordered by the metropolitan chapter. It who is, it is said, called upon to replace him, is the PILOWILL a great deal of oppositioo, and he conceived tart to a oer• ,
in those channels which tam degree it had been reasonable opposition. He of omen
their redoubtable forts " ammo to go through it, and he was determined is intended torecaive the nails and wood of the cross, brought complete incarnation of the Gothic principles repre- winutESDAY. TatritsniT.
N. Benda-B.W. to N.W. and W. to N., moderate to strong. would not wish to give any decided opinion on any Isi7 i
could not protect. Really one would think the "to do it for the sake of his family." On the other by fit. Louis from Palestine in 1254! Tbis reliquary, which ended by the Gazette de la Croix. ' His entrance N., fresh to moderate. before he had seen its provisions. The government had Fo
Commissioners contemplated these droll expedients hand, Mrs. Swornne, the keen widow, had evidently is •• inasterpieoe of modern goldamiths' work, will be sent off
into the ministry,' says t e correspon ence t e te freak '
lraland.-8 LW.toN.W.,strong B.W. to N.M., fresh 0 mode- intention of introducing a bill on the subject. Did tee
rate. right rev. the Bishop of London intend to introduce • big •
i
as the real defence, and the stupendous forte merely fathomed her counsellor. She knew his value, and
Is •a few days to the Exhibition in London, but without its
.Agenee Hams, 'is the signal of complete re- Nand-yew. to W. aft 4 W. to N., moderate. into the House of Lords ? The Bishop of London eyelid i
as additional security. If so, they are mle th d tood his weakness. The • babl easillati.
amg eun era jury were pro y N.W.. fresh to moderate.
L Coast. -B.W. to N.W., mode- W. to N., fresh. in then egative. Sir George Grey mid if soy bill was ni•
troduoed into either house he would give it full considers.
Persons who have made a tour in the French action*" _______
country pay ratherdearlyfor theluxury. The assault right in their notion that she had promised Mr.
rate.
of the 'Merrimac on the fortsagricultural departments say that the appearance of the AUSTRIA. it englane.-8.8.W. to N.W., W.e.W. to N.N.W., fresh to , Con, but his opinion at present was, with every desire to
and the squadron only KENNEDY the 20,0001. ; and they no doubt disbe- te 12 ' strong to train. moderate. I promote ate object in view, that the disenemes which
geoids' crops, particularly of e w eat, is very fine. The The Augsburg Gazette gives the following extract taken place in lament bed rather increased the evil
shows how absurdly powerless coast batteries prove lieved that ladwhen she rted that which list •
y ease weather cleared up t week, has dispelled the EXPLANATION.
against the daring attacks of iron-cased ships of those singularly warm epistles which she f of weather,
who apprehended injury from too much rain. from the letter written by Prince Windiachgrate a_ew,,,,,wer corrected end reduced to 32 deg. st mean sea egmnilalwd gif than,-,l,rnin• hihedc it. ,we EN. yeeterdsy
no greater powers than this cleverly ex- had written tothat the few dry d have taef in the rth to when at the point of death to the regiment of level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, moth* about onediundredth LELTION OF a.. MMON •N :
of
the
ward
of
gentleman were mere A aye cuabled miners no of an Inch diminution : and each 10 deg.. above 83 deg., causing a wardmote was held in the schoolrooms
temporized vessel of war. They were effusions of overflowing gestitude. " I have now their clover. The spring husbendry has in general been which he was colonel : nearly threehundredths Increase. E.-Exposed thermometer Coleman-street, Loudon-wall, and which was moat Tercet"
iAtisiehade. IX -Moistened bulb (tor evaporation and dew I ably attenderm the election of a common councilmen es
actually of no consideration whatever in the en_ ii • 6 • exicloded under favourable oonditions. The wheat, which My regiment. I cannot quit this mid without owe
p a fortmght," she wrote, •of intense hap-). rection of wind itme-two points Seft of meg- the jams Dimes. the lam deputy, doused.
meet • there is nothing saidin some of the eastern districts of France was injured by more saluting my regiment. As I have always here below netie. F.-Force (I. to 12--esthneted). L.-Cloud (1 to 9). L- '""- - •
gage , of a single shot " pines', more than lam willing to express. TheseM'Arthur nominated. sea
Alderman melded. Mr. t. ,
shall watch Its actions Inls : b, blue sky ; e, clouds (detached): r, toe: h, tea: 1. •
even hitting the iron ship. And as to the orthodox "few and fl •vered'uoder the influence of
the frost, has completely reoo felt the utmost sympathy for it, so I n_inning
;m,
mie.
(hap) ;
0,
overesat
(dull) ;
s.rain :
„ow: Mr. wily=
seconded, Mr. yeas Hem..mate age° the
eating days have proved to me whatAn experienced farmer in the central and destinies when lam to the other world-if that be pew- g
t thunder. R., rain-fall or mow, or hail. since last report, in of lkorgateateeet, es a fit and proper person to the
steam frigates, they cut a most ridiculous figure " precious domestic happiness in f warm
spring
showers.
may be store or tof France has written to say that lie has never Bible. ALFRED, Perms Ds WueDncffoaaTx, Inches and decimate. 8.-Beadinatmos (1 to 9). Z.-• vacant Rat in the Court et Common Council. Dr. itralg
throughout. The flagship Roanoke, with her " me. Thesociety of d.Pallasen
one whom we truly love sees the growing crops more promising. Accounts from FieldelmshaL proposed, and Mr. Davis @wended, the nomination 0
showi
screw out of order, is towed towards the fight like "and respect is Robert Palmer Heading of Bank-bnildinge. UPon a
surely a foretaste of the joys of Alms are not so satisfactory. Vienna, March 13, 1862. " la• Rinbagd Wagner, formerly chapel-masts of hands, the alderman said the choice of the maw&
a gouty old gentleman in a Bath chair, and gets " a purer and future state. You sadly A Naples letter of the 25th ult. says :-" Yes-
are -- -- - - to the King of limey," says tie Dveriten Journal, " has upon that occasion had distinctly fallen epee Sr.
just near enough to enable the captain to enjoy "mired user; but no more of this." Award. Maw the races came off, and as the weather was magnifi. SPAIN. bees mithorieed unconditionally to return to his country." Hobson. A poll was then demanded by Mr. Real
the fight-through his glass. The Minnesota ran Mg to Mrs. SWINFEN, who became Mrs. Baoux met averY one vas there' The ground was
well kept, andon behalf of Mr. Harding, which was granted. so.
At the sitting of the Spanish Congress on the M. Vanderbruck, the dramatic author, died at amg by bb gamma to
take
01.0. mit my,
aground, and wee only saved the fate of the within a few months, these words, altho h ad- so iseiMet occurred to disturb the order and enjoyment of , 27th March, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in re- Beall, near Paris, on Saturday. The deceased wrote a oon- _yesterday lerneou, Mr. Alderman GiWolis presided at
WShero,
the day. There were three mom nin, in the first of whichidderable number of amusing pions, among whhe ere the a wordmote of Cestle Bevuerd Ward, held in Jo
t. _
Cumberland by the arrival of the " new machine;" dressed to Mr. KENNEDY, on whose finger ply to • auestion from M. Castro oa the subject of
she .... in the second eight, and the last
the Mount Vernon could not be got under weigh ; had placed two • , had no referen- esigrid
aim
horses,the conduct of the Spanish government
in Mexico Gee" tie Paris, common councilman in the room of the worthy, +sideman
ce what- tout, two of which only ran. The first two races were won.i Anna de Pigare. ;ee .I.e •
the St. Lawrence, another fine frigate, comes ever to that gentleman. They were only the mode by Barmen, and the third by the Duke St. Arepino ;a ' stated that the government did not think
it According to a communication .6*. Venal, himself, who was recently elevated to the anagistertttee,
is the' pisee of Sir H. If Age, Ent, resilloan "'"'
_ ugsen
crawling up towed by a steam tug, runs aground, in which this lady expressed her sense of el. heady contested nee, in which Mr. Byrne's bay mare opportune at preseut to enter into any
. euPlse " the Weiler has ordered that, in Mime, hthstionaries Jewels. moved, andlMr. Bishop seconded, Mr. G. R. lew:t:
and is also out of the fight. While all this bungling ceeding happiness. It was, indeed, as the LORD Puritan was beaten by half a DOW only. The English nation of its policy, and he should reserve sad others employe' by •the goverment Me any have dee, ems cd the farmer representatives of tae ward in ire
ed, and nr'
was going on. just as it possibly might in one of Cele, Jemmies observed, the " height of bemuse's" shoved well, "iii mnesil °awe Lord and Lady panda' what he had to say until circumstances would received an Menem el salary, stall sot be exemptell teem oaat ot o°o2wliCircii" Kr. Hodson fit and roper
1 G. Davis
our own harbours, the iron-prowed visitor in the in Mr. Kmormer to come into • public court of were on the ground in a carriage-and-four. To-morrow
.. allow him to enter into details. M. Cas. Hankies him foe bin perms." te MI the situation. A show of ba:ids was about m .
most deliberate style "thawed up " two of the justice and to declare that this "" 'a u" """ 4.7.4 rams' in willsh
She
horses
are
- ; fro observed that the moment appeared 1,977,8921b5. less of leaf tobacco were elperbed I Cillas, bat Mr. Donlan retired, expressing his deter
pears, cats ridden by their owners." from Cuba last year than was the case the year beam. mined= to cane forward at the general election.of
,e.
beet ships, and went off to demolish a third-a who had been his friend for five years, c : Bonaparte Patterson arrived at M to him to be favourable for discussing the question,
I
aptaai
coo'
feat she would inevitably have accomplished with had also been his mistress ;but Mrs. BROCN placed seine, from as by doing so a mischief might he avoided which 1860.
mimes declared Mr. Longden to be duly elected.
Algiers.
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