The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-03 00:00:00

THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE

ENCYCLICAL.

The French Minister of Justice Las j ui t addreeeei
the following circular to the archbishops and
biehope of France :

Paris, Jas 1865,
Yeaseigasur,—The Council of State is is an.
mining the drat of a decree tending to authorise the pub
&anion in the empire of the pert of the Enycliael of the
Bth of Let December which wends a jubilee for 1865, sad
promulgates anew the apostolic letter of the 20th Nevem.
be 5,1846, previously published in virtue of the ordioanos
of the 31st of the followieg Incember. With regard to the
first part of the Encyclical, and the document maimed to it,
entitled, " Syllabus compliance ;immune scone inane
snores, he.," your *minion will understand that the recep-
tion sad pablicagion of those acts which oontain proposition
opposed%) the pried*, open which the constitution of the
empire sande, could not be authorised. They cannot.
therefore, be printed in the instructions that you would
have to *Admit to Use faithful for the jubilee or on any
slaw accoike. You will doebtless deem it fitting, mon-
migooor, to forward to the clergy of your dinars the news-
eery reoommendaticas, in order that they may abstain, under
then circumstance, from all dismounts which might be
susceptible of ragtattata• inampretatwoa.—l am, Mow*.
Door, he., J. Basocas.

Savana Strowsroaw SCOTLAND.—The dry and
oreaparetively road weather which characterised the threo
bat days of the week chaoged oo Saturday everting to
latent, cold followed by • heavy fall of scow, which COOtt-
Mild till ea early hour ow Suadey morning. The mew
bops to fall shoat eaves o'clock,. at Arta neatly, but
after the ant halnioar it became endiloaly so 66eir se
woo to oovar the ground to a semnissalthi depth, and at
oae o'clock, whoa the fall ceased. there would be four
or five bathes of mow as the grouted in the city, while
la the pastry around it was, of ovum mush
deeper. Owiag to the saddest 611 et MOW the
gab kale was immediately sad eatkely suspended.
At night lb. wind set is from the week and ore-
Oath. to 16ow fresh a thaw oomiasseed, which eastiaued
yesterday morning, and was Meisel,* I. char sway the
Pow. Ina the unfortasato however, cd
Om roads rather more dirty sad bl. Ural=
• pardwelarly at a holiday time the present The
cold dubsg the storm was very Tawas, lied as llalarday
1M hub la Ito welpithenrhood of the aity wen amend with
lee to the Oddness of upwards of as lush. The thermo-
meter steed at cme o'clock this moral's at 3d digress.—
Soottrarm.
Otronal. PALLOR. Olta Si n. DAT.
Xmas. JAR. I—Athsfrian. on wifmmis 9,737 ;
date by sawn tisk*, 1,065 ; total, 3,6112.

The Temps, the only journal which appeared last
night, made a mistake in its report of the Emperor's
short speech to the Papnl nuncio. The word
" prudence" was not used. What the Emperor
said was that the " presence" of the corps diplo-
mations was to him a guarantee that the concord
which he so much desired continued to prevail
among them. I think it impossible to draw any
political inference whatever from the few oomph-
mentary words which the Emperor uttered to the
nuncio on New Year's Day. But there is more
signifioance in his address to the Archbishop of
Paris. Mgr. Darboy told him he prayed heaven for
the Emperor who "favoured the development of the
religious and moral interests of the country ;" his
Majesty replied, "I am glad to find that my
efforts for the maintenance of religious intonate
are appreciated by the relate whe governs the
*mice of Paris." While these Iscssyssi words
were being inliiiiiieiretrlSFeWfirough MS
Minister of Public Worship, was acting in such
a way as to pkoe those French bishops who do
not "appreciate" his efforts as the Archbishop of.
Paris does,and who think to KIT* two masters, the
Pope and the Emperor, in a position of extreme
embarrassment. In the second page of the
Moniteur there appears a circular from M. Baroohe
to the archbishops and bishops of France, dated ,
January I, 1865, telling them that they must not
only refrain from publishing the first part of the
Encyclical and the document annexed, entitled
"Syllabus complectens preecipuos nostrte cetatis
errors*, arc." [to wit the famous 80 propositions],
but they must instruct their clergy to abstain from
propagating them or from pronouncing any sermon
or speech in relation thereto which may be sus-
ceptible of " regrettable interpretations." This
injunction is rendered all the more stinging to the
ultramontanists, because the bishops are told that
they must see for themselves how impossible it is that
the publication of document& containing " propo-
positions contrary to the principles upon which the
constitution of the empire is based," can be allowed.
The ultramontanists will be sure to make a great out-
cry about the unfairness of allowing all the news-
papers in France to publish and attack the Ency-
clical, and then preventing the bishops and clergy
from defending it or even bringing it under the
notice of their flocks in their own way. The
bishops are in an inextricable dilemma. They
must either disobey the Emperor or the Pope
—for the Pope expressly ordered them to propa-
gate the Encyclical. While I am writing the
Goalie de Fray& is brought to me. 11. Janicot
takes precisely the line of argument which was to
be anticipated. He thinks it a very hard thing
that &Pope's letter addressed especiallyand directly
to the bishops of the catholic world should be open
to discussion by everybody in France, except the
French bishops and clergy. The answer to this
apparent injustiee is that the French clergy have
accepted a concordat which is incompatible with
ultramontane doctrines. In vain they prate about
their consekwass and their allegiance to Roma
They are the creatures of the State, and can only
obey the orders of Rome when and so far as the
State chooses to tolerate them.

K Maack, a Jew, has been appointed reader of
the Hebrew, Chaldaic, and Syriac languages in the
College of France, in place of M. Renee. Another
Jew, M. Michel Baal, was some time sines iuducted
into IL Renan's other chair—that of comparative
philology. It is hard to see what orthodoxy gains
by the substitution of two Jews for one sceptic. N.
Munch is a German by birth, • member of the
Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Lettree, and •
very learned man.
It is stated that a meeting of the opposition de-
puties took place at K Thiers' house on Dec. 29,
to consider the campaign of the coming session.
They were agreed to advocate the complement of
the liberties granted on Nov. 24, the emancipation
of the press, toleration of electoral committees, the
right of public meeting, &c. But X. Thiers, dif-
fering from his colleagues, announced, to their
great surprise and disgust, that he meant to sup-
port the temporal power of the Pope.
The news is repeated that K Thiers, who on
the first reading of the Encyclical felt inclined to
throw up his brief for the Pope, has been talked
over by a Jesuit and still means to make the
speech which he had prepared against the con-
vention of September 15.
There has been an extraordinary rise at the
Bourse. Bente rose 56c. for cook and 900. for
account, closing at 66fr. 900., and 67fr. 150.
Mobilier rose 351 r. The Orleans and Lyons rail-
w►ys left off with an improvement of from Mr.
to 15fr.

...
aaarlilli RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —An accident,
which narrowly escaped serious consequeneee (mays the
Sheffield Independent), happened on Satarda7 to the 1.30
tree out of Sheffield. The tans, whioli Qasaistad d fee
=.Bleft the Wicker elates at the proper time, and
. Brighteide etation in safety, but when a little be-
jond the egad box at the foot of the South Yorludere
unction the third and the fifth a 7 ran off the
mile. The tree at this time was rag at the rate
of thirty masa hour, and the tin of the car-
riages as they boarded over the sleepers mused the
greatest easeternatioo amongst the pammtpue. They
soon became aware of their danger, and while fearing
lest the coupling *beim should break and the carriage;
go topple)/ over the steep aide of the embankment, they
experienced an iscleacribable desire to communicate either
with the guard or the engine driver. This they were unable
to do, aid they eminneocied shouting to the guard. For-
tunately. when the train had run in this state about 200
yards, the extra dreg on the engine, and aleo the shaking,
'meted the attention of the driver, who pulled up with
all possible haat*. The passengers were not long in quit-
tine the train, sad ea inquiry it wu found that one gentle-
DIM wu suffering severely from the jolting. The other
pemengere wood with a good shaking. The
t;.=
wee at once detached, and proceeded to
for easietaen and in a short time returned with
a staff of meni wader the direction of Yn. Turner, the
station muter. Au examination of the train showed that
the coupling-iron of the third carriage had broke., sad
bad the train gone • few yards further the cerriagee
would have come Into collision with the buttresses of
the bridge over the new South Yorkeldre line, and most
disastrous conesquenes must have opted. At the place
where the carriages left the rails some platelayers were
at work, but whether they allowed the teen to ten
over • loose rail, or what was the canoe of the accident,
we are unable to may, as en that obit they were silent.
The peamogen ware bakes to Bathe? is the first two
:rieriaramoefd.the kola, sad teas wane of an hour the line
Carrara Shins.—The New Orleans Picapose,
of Dee. 10, mays:—"ln the Melamores Illorseor de la
of the 19e, we and the following b—This min
btriSelidgralem of the Dostederato States Navy and of Qs
Alabama. which was destroyed in • deepest* and herein
'ambit with the Baited States steamship K hie
visited se for • short time in company of lblawl Ford.
Be is about to seat from Brownville for Rietunond, ac me-
my% wbyby twenty .orated men ; `esepos mos; the writer
hich we take to mesa that they were either picked
are, or men who bed volusteered to me him through.
reshape some of these may have bees hie •we affirm."
Sow= Kawasmorear Iluastra.—Daring the week
esdieg DIM 31 the Tidier, have bean as followc--Chriemaa
week hes, epos hem 10 a.m. to 10 pm., 31,964 ;
tram lb* ammlag et lisemewauss. 5,036,843.

responded to by Dr. Misr, tr. Bey. Mr. Dal* Oki Re;.
Mr. Beebe (Usiteriss), sod tie Rev. Mr. Jeffreys, Roma
salsas pekoe.

Yr. WIMMIXT, sovemer °CH*/ lideud'ielkesele, pve
"The Army, Navy, sad Yekaateere," whisk °Mead Yu=
aekaeviedied.

Mr. G. Duct preposed "The Howe of Maneells;"
cad espeemed Ida envied= that whenever the dey ease
for refereeing the Howe d Oonmeemi—ea stmt it weeld—
the minaben fee Rincioshain would be feted doing /heir
beat to carry it eibieditally oat. He mewled wM6 the toast
the mate of Mr. Adderloy, M.P.
The tent heelsg bens duly hammed,
Yr. ADDIRLIT, /LP., said that be reepoadiag to the toast
of the Howe of thearwee at the open* of a greatflashas(y•
In so important a town se Blmaisehais wee woe astarally
led to 000 sider how far the Hesse of Oemooss
mold claim hilly sad fairly to repreeeat the eleaseeecial
intererie el the kindest. (Hear hear.) It tree the
spirit el elarceree that heel eafrmademed the esesiaces of
Disbud. (Hear.) The growth of toms through eoloairee

lint 'nand the knee of Oeumoon out of the old feudal
°wank of nonle, sad se the House of Ociousese was a
menace of onsamons it was Ward that it should spelt in
language. But it was a mil masked reason—theagh a
natural on, paritape—of this talking s in thin eseleinty
the futon sad non vigorous anion of the world, that they
'lipoid not be oestert to have their petite affairs disposed
only by GOO repronntatine within the four walls of parlia-
ment, but should seem to break not is s thesned loyal end
extra mural parliament. to discuss their own aff sin for then-
*elm. We haves parliament of enialesionotiot mammal of
Wand 'elopes, s chunk sower. and la Inland at this
moment they had an salleintrel mice. Mtn had tads
oaken, Inds Lagos. ; end perhaps the meat lively, asp.
ad allieleet amongst them all at thin moonset ware the
ehambers of oosaw s. One night lancet my that at the
present time the whole Ante-Baum race throughout to
world on in a parliament of some sort. But these keel
disnarions were the feeders of public opiates. Through
them public opinion was so collided and npressabed in the
antral body that the son of that body bonne Patina
legislation. They sight not be satidied yet with *Weal
Win= of represeatatice, and he ahadd be the bet
to say that they had arrived at a porton bade
of reprenatntkra, bat they awned to bin to ►ave arrived
at s mew by which the Been of Cosonions soars or lees
reprosanted the oelleetive voles and the collective mese
of the Whim

The CHAIRMAN out gave "The Hunk al Mr. Eisleolellidd
and Mr. Bright, die perlisseeekery Bepresseistdrse ct the
Bereeek* *MA wee drank with puke eathueless.
Mr. Sceorassza, M.P., replied, Lis emend hi, gre-
Meade for the Wad wow la villa his tellorpriewmeme

received his. It was • matter of extreme impedance that
he sad his has. oallengue desold meet, as they did es that
0011•11i0e, these who differed from m well es those who I
speed with them i• *Simi opinions, and it was with great
plemars that he found that those who differed from them
gave them credit for alirsys doing what they believed to be
for the interest sod prosperity of the town of Bitraieglism
Hear.) He had received • letter from Yr. Newhipeo,
whose ahmose at so inierestieg as osessioa he deeply
regretted, in whisk referee.s gram made to one whom he
(Mr. Soliolelleld) mid soireely name without feellage of
deep regret—tie late Yr. Spooner. In the letter he alladed
to, Mr. Nordegare 'peke of Mr. Simmer as haring bees
ammiated with him in merry* oat the negatietiens Aide
preceded the saidibilaisse6 of the oarpoesties of /*miler
limn, sad as having contributed in a considershhe degree to
• placing Birmingham in the politics it ought to 'espy
as the metropolis of the aidised sonaties. (Hem.)
He (Mr. Sobilelidd) meld endows that datemest, end add
that he every histence is white the Womb of Binaleglems
were asoosesed be had always In parliament, ashwithidendieg

politleal difforenam, reimierd tie seed's' auppeet and seer
valuable amitance of Mr. Spooner, and ohm of Mr. Nestle.
gate. lie might add the name of Mr. Addsdey, W lamas
able 00-operatioa in all mattes of kcal interiern the meinhece
for Birmingham were Imply indebted ; and ha had we &Wee
that the newly elected amber for North Warwkilcabine
(Mr. Bromley) would be eipaelly ready to promote the
welfare of the town.

Mr. BRIGHT, os rid.(. was received wtt had ism.
H. rammed by den* that the asides pi as sa-
dump hi • large bows redeem nese died is did sia*
of olumiela Maisobwits sad imaaladenee i Os. eggie.;
ptewerepaarily bemuse awe mad Nem hipsdiat
the meld Gas IMAMe read daidiess, sea eves tit*
labliertell. sadiron As spiced d amermeree sad Whitey
bee ode wishevertires b el maid. Give, re Teillinle We-
delns. Tbe boa. amber Uisa Rids el the pride 'kid tie
&SIVA Seeds * fed is the poilsas el their die-
Dire is the dation beedisbils, wither ea". Aaedwa
or as the Anginal* easibiess. The eieratereial mph*
'blab bed do** wad Mr tied bed eke beaded tie
dragged pedible dispoilkies adoeipt way Beregais peep*
be panne pappOlocket potirma sosi4aed—Aad.3.
5.4 e

though these arommeate are peat, sad are provided by
ssetions on the oommene at ail them countries, yet 1 eon..
sole myself with the belief that, is wan of conquest have
pine into the past, and pesos le new semi to be the tree in-
terest of nation, the jealousy between eating which keeps
alive these grad anseeseete will ohs sebeide, end Set by.
esid.by the geverniale and aids el Europe will eimiseals
only suck hires. es a satherate and model mod jut Shit
would essonage and &dead. (Hear, hear.) I take the
liberty of sayieg to my brother inaw;lecturen sad me-
thane! Set, as • clam, as • notiow, as a body is Use popula-
tion, they on becoming every day more powerful than they
have ever been Luton. Its right hos. hind hie said soy
timely tile there is • putts:ease twin held enorshese
Then is no doubt that nosy esehase• is a .portios of the
ylerlisineet el the world. Industry is blessing more
amaipoteat or more neer what we see permitted to describe
ci otthiPtheat. It is desirable that the wisdom of DM,
Santa sad seenhohares should, if posalk, equal their
power is some degree. They meet, I say be told by Dogs-
body, es the mahange foe the penesebt deg y, end
got for Soaks •of pbiloeophioal or pealed diremdoes er
meths& Now, Ido not believe ;that beams a man h •
sleisdederes at a serehant he is led this • ses—phear,
r)—or that he ices in any degree the tiessdbility
that Won. iejligt es nob, or that tio•rcb./ofd :Wm him
Se duty of wen, using and obeying, if I may so say, this
• .1144iNVIVAdelijarr !Mob he pikes from
• s isemthertU ie subeideniir: /fir OW
grog n loftier maisesee tin our forehthere
did ; we deed, mites., epee the shedder. of preowlics
menthes. Woes mere, sad we an bond to take
wider survey, sad filth* a more exalted view of ear duties.
As hisses mhos sad oaths we are bound to establish the
bitereadoed Woof the merentile world, which is to
islet upon tha wide* sad the' freest intercoms between
silos and math. (Beer.)' II le our duty to Shook every
Waslltr, every principle. and every courtesy that shall teed
Dr the promotion of peaceletwees nation and cation. look
Uwe, is this nay bolitheg, what will be the condition bf
116"160.112.111 sod sereheet• ? Only tomorrow, they will
have before them, at the Goes of • riles dust of paper, a
chart of the douse, the world, drawn with. I should say,
marvellous saran is the main. There was upon their
ASS today every Riegle thin of any importance that hap-
need yesterday is say considerable town in any pad of
&rope, Ice all probability, brim this Year is out. they
will And the onlieeste of dais and Atomics brought so
near to them, that " to-4s" they will be able to disease
amen themselves mete which happeeed " yederds" la
Oalootta and Within/tn. (Hear, bear.) Why, such are
the triumphs of science, such the eaterprin which oats-
mace eremites, that the most bonadiem trade of the seethe
mesa, the most measurelme wine of ceess, an no longer
barring to prevent the fns and lostentaseoss trammilwdos
d thought amongst mankind. (Mews.) At kaw—lnq-
ing for a moment to this tharkd, width bee smey
fedoras so extremely ioteresting-1 regard the seirthes of
this Within and the probability of the dl f/i* main ef
orwebents and manufactures, and may dogs--thissity
ohne will come to en min. ISi 1111.—se-
fenced son, and I hope those gesldemen whim( seder 11
character el miaidinel religire.bavewhismilible wiestleg
in a mamas skid I am sure km ghee Seel hireelin to
all ed u.-1 say they with nese hen sad bewess epperts-
nay of doing that which resesissis showilldee-pmeeselsg
poem between satins. They should meet themeelves Is
preesne sad presets pens banes the mists domes el
whisk the accasesity is aspseed. I would advise Sea erm
leek eiretully at sae peat question, that of the inetesettes
of the people. (Hear, bear.) They should wadeavesr by
all means la their power to promote logics is the law, and
that which sew fails, I believe, when the law is lin—
reverses for it awes* the population. (Hem, bear.)
Nob you have in Neatness' a remarkably varied, sad yet
I should as a very solid Wren : there is so peal tows
is the kingdom wheys mandstures se carried is where
there lea ben so hog °optimised a course of We
sad zooderate prosperity and emossee. (Hear, hese)
Toe have at the same time an Stedeed add comps.
enizonatty ; but still in this distort there im that old goon
ties which will beat us for many a day yet, the question
between the employer amid the employed, or, is sere feat-
her ingsge, between the master and the man. Now, I
am on of those who do not apes to bee the strikes or
weikmes readily and entirely abandoned. I have said
before is public what lam willing to repeat hese, that
am sot sere that it is desirable that the idea d dram
should he abandoned absolutely. I mil the power to strike
amongst workmen a reserve power, which under eared'
circuradasoes it may be their duty to exercies. At the
mime time I *St that in my merinos, in 19 ens out '
2 at teed, the sureles el that reserve power may
be fairly gelatine, and ia many et those oases
it has been a menthea suss to those by whom It wee
waren& (Hear.) I do see say that edemas would
wholly reason the ammo sr the adios of strikes, but It
weed sake them very meek lees inquiet, sad very moth
les dissetrees. If then be any ewe thing to ear social Me-
lon sow that endear es all ef the great bopeovessest
which has thea piss is the Intelligens amid temps cd
the within ems I your conlies as well as is Laesseithe
it is to be fend in the fad that if a Sass deem Dew ewer,
it is see aseempsated by aseiwentiedi past at the biter.
nme aid violetm by which it mu exempesied is past year.
(Hear, hear.) Well, 1 beam that whistios amongst
working see. sect • thee more etheehics ad tkuq
aisosaget employers, would be a sod muellsed thin is
oresedies with this gametes. My own impremiou is, that I
if it wen paellas, sad Slides et this table.one might
Wok it won, to have edablished S nee i
peat nisaufeeterimig &hide on pied setae
of curios schools through which any bey end girl the&
desired It shosid cannellbst Shen that we should
led our popolethe--eves those thousands who speed their

I doe saa;ili la the maidag el year think ft eves
passible that they might Moms* se sub is iestraelisa. is
asatleasek eel ia the twee of *IN" that all sesisty r this
diarist weight be bider ietodesed tolloaf peeled toostits,
aad those owebtatiose aiet oesedesally mire weald be es
the most part abeadosed, se It amp ealteppily erase ea any
mesa= they would be parsed is a geaeroae, tosepenga
sad I would may courteous epirifs. (Hear boar.) Now la
the United States —1 speak et the Ina fitates7theyfh;ee.

es ye hope, a mama of mama athools sunk a;
the world elsewhere ha. war Asa. Bat there mem
where the satins ism is more highly intrusted the.
is our ewe rosslay, them are Mika, and sot mincemeat,
oostiatioss Most teems. Bat from what 1 mad is their
papas they appear to be vary sem mailed. I Wok, sates
the eiremistasose that I have described, employers would
No ewe sourtecos to their workman, sad work ea more
epos posibly to hob and arguments. Thus causes of di-
smiss night be mama without istiotiog that terrible
lose spas the people sad the district which has so often
bees coomiessd la this constry. Now, perhaps I have
leached epos abject.
which some may 0//0/14! foreign to
La occasion like this. but I bops Doh I have busseted cites
in the county from which I cam, what sensed to my
mind the mamma= of what I easy ell the Loden and cap-
tains of indseb7. Upon these sess itappeirstomoissinly do-
g Die our megrim for the future is freedom sad cdvilization
is this musky. It is impossible that the great buillof our
popelatioe can greatly improve if tholes by whom they ere
employed, sad by whom they must be sunk isilussai, are
sot themselves also is smarm of peeper and siessesessut.
Oa these depends oar hopes for the Mem of our coustry,
for it is by their intellmemss and s.e sod layttbsir ameba
that the world grows is wealth, teassfert Is more wilily
diffused, popiadose an rsissd to a higher level, darksese
and herbaria me drives away, %Mead eiveissies ester,
war mods, is we see it is read* seterhbotaartmg wrap.
ties eases la the world, late the pi* sad pesos comes
bias m pthedity to Nam the Meth And thth wham I
41•1 iS what I should ail my happier seed of thieldag, I
diem it hid the meld, thirty Sway bs, but still etheitiy,
arifte as towels happier throe. Net to prelim a dhow
sism et pelmth a which we eve piths* ill tweed. I would
sots they we net lithe the. them Nmettemge will bee entre
of pent geed! Olean.) Alley IN met melt end believe limn
they who fregment It, them. they ewe hew he boy, to
end to get pie, yet mat thaNdelty 'Weight primelplee
by width alms you eta give seem* and its bath reward to
Isbess4 sad lig by year emeregneme thd pendent emitnythe

yea viag gin segle to lii; adss • br vim •'siss
In sosissisi is Weir pads* at Ars bleeds. *II&
is si sserlisi *ISLA'. dl. sew • *PC 1010116 it
ii• ASP al 01111Mersaliessimb Aliarinthies) su 4 ..:!
Ns. T. & Isaitatisse Anis 7liiiiiskr 1116
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11r. Damn= saki the coma Asa bed ler three meths past
meekissed the whole water, waddles with pest seal, sad
ealleellag widens, toradakriaa the 'Mk,
gab' be maims Mariam. sad they bad resamaratled.
=mart Meld. UM at plimet the sin be am
to the somity el Backs, sad their oplake might to
10 "NW oft pgeaec.tt vmPartami be limed it Wadi listbe
held faith se se tame of backwardness of the amity
fa the prime& progress which characterised the age, but
rather r as ineteme d *sr maims et their wisMei,of
their preceMi sad el OM wise imilemice at all times
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say aitasalm *bide be called en br wimpy. The
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far they WWI mite amble to km day maim ea
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they had in the amass aarseil, is they Medd Offm-
liability dad the Boas raids to be far better ma& lira
they bad ever sees MMus (Applause.) The premt slate
et the made by so mem warranted the peep eed
sad as to the expesditam from all the Inforemaiiim S. Led
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whisk he bed had the homer Se pmeent—inkad of being
ea •11111/1•011 sad saschealislly hat up, War. the MON* ices
capremise el the ['Blimp of the manty—prepared with ear&
tie made d essvietios, and remeetfelly effired to the eon,
aideratlea el the west of quarter maissia. The right Um
patlesma seemed his seat amidst math madam& The
neseemedstica of the committee wee aided arm die.

DRAMA.

ADUPM

After s very euersiestal serial of porforrataotai
is sena of war aid proviosial tows Pies Beams wi
Weed het sight to this house, mad r►appeared la the
popular drains at Loeb. Dr. lieesathers pastoral play hat
sow become ow of oar stock pier.., sad so realier vitae
or bow it it poeforrood, it always name the empathise at
large salaam. We have area it wretchedly rated some
of oar huge London local theatres, sad al similar theatres
a the eseelm sad have always frond thosseeds listeatag
to ewer weed sad setae MI6 breathless Werra. After
hew* had as abase ll6oi daii7.fed radii as Svosay-Fisle
Paris—the pies. by the sane lustier lately predated at the
Haymarket. mad sow witlidotwa—it is plummet to regard
tale fart la /avow of Dr. YossathaL Wee Batsmen ibll
Moir As vulgar laterpolated Neelodreastie bushier coo-
andel allh the apostate Nathan. which assn the poetical
ahaplielly el the cashed drama. She was very waiter
roseived. mad brat, ergahad thst squired " reeeptios "
whisk it a new tee mash the eaten to provide as pert of
the etarriag system. Two well.kaevia nearalar edam. Yr.
8W1211011911 sod Yr. Jordan, have ben somewhat 11111140011.
auily imported late the met to take the places of Mr. Bil-
lhigke sad Yr. Arthur Stalin.