The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-27 00:00:00

ITALY.

The majority of the financial committee of the
Chamber of Deputies have declared in favour of
the loan and the other ministerial projects. The
only measure rejected by them is the proposed modi-
fication of the existing stamp sad registration laws.

ROME
(Via Manedlbs.)
BOMA ![.x. 22.
_ _

A grand banquet in honour of Glene;slM'Clellan
wan given here the day before yesterday by the
Russian representative Intl& city. All the foreign
generals were invited, and toasts were proposed to
the maintenance of friendly relations between
Russia and the United States.
General Montebello has seat large reinforce.
punts tooperate against the brigands on the Roman
frontier. The bands of late have been considerably
increased, in eoeseqesnos of the petunia of the-
Papal States, in many instances, acting in
oonoert with the brigands. Documents have been
found in the possession of some of the brigands,
from which it appears that some undentantuig
exists between the °oust of the ex-King of Naples
and the chiefs of the brigands.

CHINA.
(Via ]llia.)

SHANGHAI& Pia. 9.

The Taepings still bold Changobow. Their leader
bee issued au address to the people ordering them
to submit to his authority, and offering them pro-
tection. He further proposes to enter into arrange-
ments with the Treaty Powers. The idabossedea
rebellion in the province of Honsn is rapidly pro-
greasing. There is nothing important from Japan.

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FRANCE.

THE LIBEL ON "02ESAR."

paw[ 001 OWN

PAWS. timmaDei Emma.
Tbe Tribunal gaverrectional Polka, presided
by IL Vignon, e judgment to-day in the
first libel ewe (likely to have more than one suc-
cessor) upon the author of the "History of
Caesar." The judgment recites that Rogeard, the
author of a pamphlet in twenty pages, entitled
"Les Propos de Labienus," although regularly
cited to answer the accusation against him, did
not appear ; that a first edition of this pamphlet, of
1,200 copies, had been sold off, and that • second
edition of 5,000 bad been seized at the printer's,
Laintl, the co-defendant ; that this pamphlet,
under the semblance of a description of
and the
the
Roman
Respire in the time of Augustus,
ppee~stt under
ext of • conversation between two Romans,
ilallio and Labienus, relative to the publication of the
"Memoirs of Augustus," treats in reality of nothing
else than France and the sovereign who governs it ;
and of this there out be no doubt whatever. That
under this veil the writer indulges in the most in-
sulting and defamatory imputations against the
Emperor's person. That these imputations are in
some places adroit and perfidious, while in others
they equal the violence, and even the delirium of
the worst merlons. That this appears from the whole
of the pamphlet, and particularly from the last six
pages. That, in publishing and selling this pamphlet,
Itugeard was guilty of the offence of publicly insult-
ing the Einperoc—an offence punishable by art. 86
of the pensl code.
After these recitals the court sentences M.
Rogeard to five years' imprisonment and a fine of

506 f.
This judgment shows in its true light the value
of the assurances made a few weeks ago that French
writers would have as much liberty to criticise
." Julius Ciessr" as any other work. The judg-
ment leaves it to be inferred that writers are free to
say bond fide what they like about the Roman
Empire, so long as they do not, by a side wind,
allude to France. But this is tantamount to laying
down the rule that there must be no criticism at
all, because it is perfectly obvious, and, to borrow
the words of the judgineet, " beyond all doubt,"
that " under the pretext" of writing about Julius
Cesar and his successors the Emperor has pub-
lished an apology for the tyranny and lawlessness
of Napoleon L, and a justification of himself as the
restorer of the Napoleonic dynasty. The analogy ma
be rigbt or wrong, but no writer can profess toy
review Julius Caner and ignore this patent fact
without stultifying himself. The Emperor's courts
of law, however, rule that " fres " writers must
treat of the book as referring to ancient Rome only.
Mr. Lainif, the printer, although the judgment
says that he had a guilty knowledge, is let off with
cue month's imprisonment and a tine of 500 francs.
Many rich Frenchmen are paying fabulous prioes
for M. Rogeard's pamphlet, in Brussels, in order
to remit to him, in a delicate way, funds to pay his
expenses in exile.
A new ironclad frigate is put on the stocks at
Toulon this day, to be called the Jules Cesar.
The Carrier du Dimauchs, while favourable in
the main to the Opposition amendments, objects to
the declamatory style savouring of the " declare-
tion of the rights of man," in which some of them
are worded. The same journal makes the &propos
remark that in Louis Philippe's time the bishops
were innocuous, because that sovereign took no
notice of them, and left them to attend to their
duties within the limits prescribed by law ; "but
the present government believed is their power,
' and sought to make as &Limnos with them, hew;
Smear/in AND FATAL BOWED Mersoinow.—A the present crisis."
is
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Ism the Emperor contemplates making a systematic tour,

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THE BHOOTAN EXPEDITION.
The Indian papers are unanimous in regarding
the Bhootan expedition as a complete failure. The
Calcutta E gtishe ss. says that it was miesaanaged
from the very eammennement, and that the only re-
sult that oould have been =puttd has followed upon
" incompetency and ignorance. " Tbemen we de-
spised and laughed at as wretched curs who had not
even the courage to fight for their independence (it
adds) have turned upon us and driven oar trained
native soldiers from the posts which, according
to the Bengal government, could be safely left
to the care of the police. AU the pomp and
circumstance of glorious war' the right centre
column, the left centre, the centre, the Armstrong
battery, the mortars, all the appliances of modern
engineering skill, have led to what I—the evacuation
of two of the forte, over the easy. capture of which
there had been so much rejoicing. And, unfor-
tunately, we can scarcely, even in the instance of
Dewangiri, call it bracustion. It was something
far worse. Rumours were afloat that the true
colours of the affair were even darker than they
had been painted, and we regret to say that these
rumours are confirmed by our own letters since re-
ceived. It is not pleasant to have to say of a force
commanded by British officers—but, like c. good
many other unpleasant things, it seems to be true
—that the so-called evacuation was a disgraceful
retreat, the consequence of a still more disgraceful
panic, and best described by the Americana as a
'Skedaddle.' "
At last advice. we learn that strong reinforce-
ments, including an entire British regiment, the
80th, had been ordered up to the seat of war,
and that Brigadier-General Tombs, commanding
at Gwalior, bad been appointed to the supreme
command in the Bhootan al,rs, and ordered to
join without delay.
Sir John Lawrence would not leave Calcutta so
soon as expected, it was thought not until the 25th
March at the earliest. The cause of the delay, it
is said, is his anxiety to perfect the arrangements
Dec in regard to Bhootan affairs.
ir7xoelleacy the Commander-in-Chief was to
leave Calmat* oa tie 23rd March, and resign his
command bora that date. Sir Hugh Rose does not
proceed direct to Ragland, but will visit the Madras
and Bombay Presidencies en route, taking his final
departure from the latter.
Orders directing the abolition of the income tax
from August, 1865, have been received from the
supreme government by the heads of the income
tax department.
The condition of the imperial finances bas greatly
improved of late. The items, save opium, will
show an advance, as compared with 1863-64, quite
in ratio with the progressive advance of recent

The Agincourt, iree-oled steam higeto, built for
tharenrooot ky hares. Laird Baskets, at the Bann.
Works, is to be uodocked this mania& It is
11416111t0.11, thou' three years stoat the wade were ono-
messed, sod lip Ant plate of the keg was lowered
iota ibe dock to 11. Anal pine on the blocks is Joss 18In.
The 'total weight of the ship, meow platisg„ sad ens-
cohnery, sa the mow lies, is more this 8,000 toes. Dung
the mune of ker sentient** as meay as 1,000 men
Dan be* employed upon the ooe ship, myna nosed*
to the different stages* UN work. The amber is sow
redusel to shout 300, sad sunbeams medually less so the
diffemat parte are completed. After beim nedeobil dole
to bebowad lets the pew liarpeth Doak. Adesokeed. wage
kw estableary will De tried sod the Miele dela& of is.
611rpalle .111V1 o an, completed.
lift* bet TM dimsesioms silks
.hlp I. :—Lesgtb 0,, an, 310 list; hslb bit,... por•
pesdietimm. feet ; breath extreme, 50 fad 31 isi.; tee-
ra:l2. 5 feat ; ileight tees lff port water ilitl6eNab2osye fist;
:10 feet
nu al pieta es auk side, IS; el whka twe es mob side
attled far 134 cm 800opoesober goes, sod the ressmeder
for pounder Somers* naval guns, or 110possolor Ann-
e The srmouroplating is ISS ins of mos Wisdom to 10
hens of teak isteeding loom 5 fist below Ike water liar to
tho mennia, or a totelle*ht of shout 21 feet. The aniour•
plates are MLA sad were nods partly at the Messy
sod ken Ocensay's Works sod the reamiedir by
Bross sad Oa, Sheffield. For about 30 feet at the eIitOCINI
sods of On vowel the thickness is slightly ',dead is as to
Aire boormay to lb* Tomei, the theirs*, it the Am Wing
3 facboa. and ender the somata &boot 21 imbue. The Mae
famed le **ram shape, sod is • nl'4lOlEl eaormeas
atnef" This sod the store trams, which 11=01
ID soma, was mode by abs Massy Meal and
The bull of the need is of iroo, of way pest sisal
sod divided into weeps watertigbilatml=
both lostitedisal sad sib wseteliip
else • watertight, toss An, forming • desk* bale e, SD
give secouritlistagailatike danger of the vessel siskiag ja moo el
the bottom Wend by nrikiug as rooks. Ti. spier
deck is plated ices Wines thick nedersesth the
wood* deck to resist shall biog. The whole of the *tonal
fittinp an of tbe most elaborate and complete cl=
ootnOtsies eterearows, reagadaes, shell
the micas allege for the sooososiodstiou of the owes sad
the working ci the gam. TM *glees aro of 1,350 bona
pow* sol2loo, sad win mad* by Mem
mut Field, of Leedom'.

years.
The news received on the 26th of February
that Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Seward bad met the
Southern delegates to discuss the question
of pease, created great excitement in Bombay.
" Our merchants (says the Bombay Gazette) are
for the most part leas deeply interested in cotton
ventures than is commonly supposed, for the
preliminary panic that happened towards the
close of last year had the salutary result of mak-
ing men cautious in their operations. But in-
directly the whole community may be said to be
interested in the fortunes of cotton ; for it is on the
wealth created by the high prices of this staple that
the wonderful fabric of speculation in Bombay has
been reared : and, now that credit is stretched here
to its extreme point of tension,a fall in cotton which
would stop the drain of bullion to the East and
compel traders to put their shares in the market in
order to realise money wherewith to pay their losses
in England would gives fatal shock to the confidence
which alone sustains the exaggerated premiums of
hundreds of companies, good, bad, and indifferent,
that form the (paper) fortunes of nine out of every
ten of onr Bombay millionaires."

AMMO'FASON OF NORTH —A geosid
meet* of the conservative elects Muth Ern se
held at Odoliester liaterday, with • view to • Seal eels
Son of otedidates in that interest—the two isoaditteas
isesetial to the caedidature of the preset lambs being
—Fisk • perste* fees Major Deredeed or his friends of
his ball the expenses of • joint sated with Sir Thome
Western ; sad secoodly, • withdrawal by Mr. Da Ouse of
hie notice of resiestioo. A letter was read his Mr.
Do Can., is which he expressed his willingses {Mall it
M the wish el his coestitusets that be should do se, to
withdraw by vesignatioe on the sedition " That his eol-
hags, Major Deroderd, and himself fight their hat* I.
thorough coalition with each other, employing the swag
agents and hamming an equal liability as tr expense, be
(Mr. Da Ouse) nesiving a guarantee. that while he seder-
skim to fled hie half of all expense scarred • similar sum
will he forthcoming cm the part of his bon. collages "
On the motion of Mr. C. O. Round (who formerly repro•
seated the divisive) • resolatioe was adopted in sewer to
Mr. Da Canes letter, to the effect that the cooditioes laid
down Mr. Do thee be complied with, end the setlog
pledged Red, to support that gentleman in isojesetion
with Major Bendord at the next deeds. Major Berea-
fool addressed the mseUng, and expressed the pleasure it
would afford his to fight the joint battle.
RFFRESIMTATION OF EVISHAM.—We understand
that Mr. J. W. Jobs of Rhiewpors Mootgoowyehire, end
Greet Cumberleadotreet. Hyde-park, intends to offer him-
self es insatiate t
co the liberal Steven for the east at
Remises, scan by the death of the late member, Sir H.
Willoughby.
Ittaoommtsoff Or THZ RAMSAY AND WiLSON
BrATOSS A? EDEBSOIOII.—TM formal Seriatim of the
statues of Ails Ramsay and Frofernoe Use, at Edin-
burgh, took place on Saturday afternoon. The statue of
the lat. Professor Wilson is ie biome, mid about lift. Sin.
in height. It oceopise • petition near the warners strands
to the East Prietimstreet-gardens, on en elesat pedestal.
The Ramsey ettenorlal te • hashers piece of sculptors in
white nearble, loft. 81a. in height, end is placed apes • pro-
fusely oreasented pedestal, at the eastern straws to the
West Princestressrdens, the two status being thee
placed on. at each tide of the Royal Institution.
MURDRIL 'JAB Hmarrlni.o.—A very shocking
we. committed in the mining villas of chhnppe
toss near SbeSeld, on Saturday morning. A woman
eased EMUS Dyable, 61 yeas of age, for • number of
years past ham lived ins small cottage at dreealseed,
Chapel-
town. A young man named Solomon Busts, her grand-
son, lived with her. It appeals that when • eltild bin
parents died, end that since that time be has bees brought
op by the deceased. He is 21 years of as. and is • la-
bourer employed at the Thoreciliffe Ironworks. Peruse in
the immediate neighbourhood state that he has frequently M-
used the deemedsdthreateeedtomurderher. He hes fre-
quently been brought before the magistrates as charges of
ansehe. In ecesesseco of his desks habits, the de-
ceased tea hes accustomed to draw hie wages every alter-
nate Friday events. On Friday evening she set to Ms.
tomley, for this suss and upon arriving there she toned
Stanton in • peblichouse. About 12 o'clock be went into a
publicises et Chapeltown. He left it at closing time with
a companion eased lissom, and his grandmother urged
bins to go home. He then struck her ever the bead, Mocked
her down serest thes and kicked her with greet viokeee,
in spite of the efforts made by Huse to provost him. After
she had Mee knocked dos *lie fourth time 'Solid net move.
Hanson called out, "She is dead!" and ren ti Ice these's!
medical man, and Dr. Drew was shortly in atieedsce. His
assistance, however, was of no avail, for ups reaching the
spot he fated the old woes was really dead. Stouts west
sway apparently neenneerned. Polioemergeant Testis=
went to the hose of the deceased, whose he toned Stanton,
ciir
who by this time we perfesely sobs Totalities
ed
him with having killed his gratidestlter, red he replied. "I
have been in say serapes. but this is the wont of them
all." On Sateirday, at the townhall, Stoats was brewed
up in the custody of teepees &shier, charged
the murder of the dewed. Nei sidesce was offered, and
a seesel remand was applied for and peaked.
-Mottost IT A fitrsreos.—A man named Abraham
Loom wryly! es leesinem as • betas at Oneoulnift,
corner of Hope Chapel-hill, Calico, Ist hie death en
Saturday night at the Made of his stovers • youth &bent 12
years of me, aimed nears him* atter 11
,Mock it sees that Arley was sassed in 111111cep
some meat in his Sovietises shop, and ins told that he
was DOI doingitpreptely. He took no Dods of what
was said to his. when Long kid IS that if be did net
hang the sal seperly he would chastise kite. On Long
reseeding to easy his threat into asention the bay nisei
• poker, end stevialher had to defend bionoli with •
pair of of bum being attacked. Ultimately heti perties
put down them warms. sad Lang went into • nes at
the leek of theater, bat wee followed by the bey, who had
'ought • king WSW' Mita, with while be slabbed Leos
in the abdomen. The wound indicted was • very formidable
toe,
se, and peastrated the liver. Derretti aad Orish-
toe, rurgeona, Were at ease aid in, let their skin was
treseilies, at. Ike enfortesehe me died shertly alter
3 (Nosh yeeleriley
CRYSTAL RALATHaiI Alas-A-CRowm DAY.eBA-
SVIDAT, MAIM 214—Adleleawm ea pesmeas, 1,;
&Me by mom thieele,t,Slb ; visitors, 4,023 s

AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS Dus THIS Wm:
There are three steamers doe at Liverpool this with link
the Amnesic end Cteadian mails. The City of Baltimore
from New York, aid the &deka from Portland, with dates
to the 18th of March, may be expected, the former at
Queesstowe sad the latter at Greenman,' in the coons of
Wedoceday mixt. The Custard steamer Cubs, with dates
from New Yak to the 22nd inst., will, so doubt, reach
Crookhsven or Qusenetowa is the coarse of Friday night*,
Saturday next.
THE INUNDATIONS AT BUCHARZST.—Advioes from
Bucharest stab that the Dimbowitsa, a rivulet so unim-
portant is else that it me cosily be forded Is summer at
almost any part, has been so swollen by the enormous MUMS
of snow which fell in February that it seems like another
Danube, with the important difference that Bucharest ap.
pears to be situated, not opus
the beaks, hut in the centre
of that stream. Nearly one half of the oily is submerged.
Tan Wsarnsu IN ITALY. —A Turin letter of the
21st says :—"The winter has bogus again; cold winds, ens,
and 11111014 sasouses that we have some tiros yet to wait
for spoke. Owls; to the inelesiesoy of the weather the
Chamber of Deplanes sad the Senate often abbe bake a
house. Yesterday the deputise, after waiting; an hoar end a
half were obliged to adjourn.
TIE SUEZ CANAL—M. de Lesseps, whose visit
to Coomentisooe has had reference to the still unexecuted
award of the Emperor Napalms Nelsons the Viceroy sad
the &es Canal Company, will, we leers, return to Alexis.
aria by the steamer of to-morrow. Osman Padua the
im-
perin commissioner now in Egypt no this subject, has, ear
Wombat's states, proved less pliant than the lormidesi
eke et
Oompegsie Usiverselk desired ; and haws, meidy.
the presoak persciad effort of the latter at isesdbeartees.
where be has, on this as os pcsbeas oresaioes, bees eery.
getically supported by the French Ambassador. We have,
however, MOOD to believe that the Porte will not further
move is the master before the »tars of Sir Henry B
ross
who will be able to speak oe the object with the
weight of payload obsorvatios and study of the question osi
the spot.—Levant Herald, March 15.
ROYAL COLLEGE Or SURGEONS. —lf may be
tautens' to the medial and passel public to know that
the museum of the binge will be open until gn o'clock
during the wormer mouths, imbed of four o'skth se here•
tofore, sad that some valuable oddities@ have recently bee
made to it is the pa:than of gorillas, chimpanzees, ha
The collectios of sethropoid apes in this nines= is sow the
richest in Europe. Prefers, Baxley winking his haired-
lag ODOM of lectures to a ekes ce Friday sod. At the
last meeting of the Coogan Mr. F. 0. ikey, hale presidset of
the college, aid Mr. S. Cartwright, late presided of the
Odostologkal &misty, was elected members of the dead
board, the term of offib havlog boned of Messrs. Lawless
sad
Ararat&gess ; the
Bell, beard sow coesiste el News. flee*
. amp Tomos. sad Cartwright. The senther
of pessume w ,ho have received the qualifleatioe is &Ad
surgery frees this college sow emanate to 280.
BALI or PlCrtrelte.—An interesting isle of pio-
tares sad waisr.oofoor drawings by &glint artists was ob.
elided am fithanhey eftersoon. at Werra. Chiba* sad Men.
eats. Lingateest, O. Jamas, whoa Deathly "dodos; hat
a lode umber of well•keewe sceeskimmin VIM Whim the
parehasirs. The wadi' disposed et somputed the Widths
of the Mr. Jolla Dada Crealreek-park,
tryther with :bay valuable prockonoes, the property of
gar Heigh Bebe Compbsa. &rt. ; Mn. IL T. ItyeD, be.
lob sembesell ie ali. 51E. The peers& el the toe thee'
sale asseraited, it was dated, to abed 30,0004

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• in ersewqmwee dWe difigcmll7 which kw been
azferlemad w Ateldteg bye is set el intrinsic
MOW. it bee flew Peva es • lie nisi* tbe prohi-
bit*. spies. WO Meisedmies at** al tents* vales
by We lalad Palms seellasepla restssal the regekstens,
iss and et tar tat lettal Apia*" will he ea fellows, yis.:
1. *kip* potage :—For • Wok* al pitons or 'ample'
sot in Wight, 2A ; obi* 4os , but sot ini-
es odieg gidiloe,46. I W
wimeingen. Ws, M 026 .44 w'i'th'/ au& 04.
Wove ea., bea eel w la.
2. The pests, WA 110 • prepeld .'
by IDIOM of postage
• pg
• -kie ea 'used 2405. in
weight. y picket IlialiZaraN IPIIW Will hi mot to
We retessed **sr bows* •
4. Timm meet be so writing or misting en tit moist* or
Win, is addities to We eddrem Atlas mew far Mims
the pcket is amended, inapt ibe after We seeder. •
trade mark add semben, tad tke pima ag We Adis*
Whim* * trested se a Wm
.5. There meet waren Wheelies tie emapiestlima.
''Neesebisli elkneed bio fersisbedies-
des the pesesdkigmtkommt eUmewlmalms, aB6 OS loom
*fora II PaPir. its, ell eetll labels stemitsd M the mop*
or the tap MOWS* libel". Any lease easinene sal be
Whoa oat lessessied to the adders os Ws=
&Med with, tam tell *step as an swig Mew.
with edditiseal. site p ppm
6. 2be petters, et sempadi swats smesen.e. et
We ends, ran se be asalsimamisailm. hew.
eras, el mad% ke, may welmed bones. sr is begs et
UMW sr mbar material, le emit • maser lbet Wry
litAdytie= opera bap et Weed Wet they asset be
was tbey my bs limemeaset, mes 6
;;;T: mid for this *epee. this Bale be ielringtd, Hepacket will be treated es • *kr.
7. 11 • pekes el paws sr map* be pelted sitogetber
*pis% it will be elisped with doable We flagiffieli White
Weald ham loess pie-peld. 11 • pert* of tlie pets& is '
prspall, ewe eitheisk eel, • pry skew be ailseiL
pock* will be skimped mirdi the imam* d the dalletesen
with as Widened rate el 2d.
order to greyest soy intorsopties b tbe reply
tresemiseles el leatew • pais* el mbars or maples may,
whoa it is naconery„ be kept beak by say bled petaninter
for 24 beers baited the time wises, is Ws rediamy reuse% it
woeld be leriserded.
V. The nits minds *bide tbe trassmission Woo& We
pod al may artiale white might Wore tits eseteets al the
maillops or the resin al the Pat-odes.is se far trekked
es te permit We assmnissies of seimew pima,
locks. alai pew sails imp, wire smohlsery =
table& pies* al metal sod ore, or web like, es pew
vidadtkat trey be peaked aid periled is mums a seamier
es se And emealate preassties te aselselle el libso mod
Hies.'
and tie Wilma oi reWolint while at tbe mine
time Ws mop* may be wily exsethied. lf nay pekes
os err arras es Wire be piated, wkisitie r
wt to to aseicimstly guar&d, it will to
woke of its dMentiee will be sest to tile peresreirliom it
is aderaseed, or to Ws wader, wk. may tbs. Wads it spa
penenal &Wirt*. ; bat lb. peek* will is eharged milli •
fice equal in amount to lb. post p to which the picket Wall
liable as a packet of palters.
10. lideresildes es le the best mein al petite tits •
'tines maned is the preenlias dame may be °Waled is
• gay'.olke,- Gwent Postollko, Leedoe, *twee,
the leased 10 sad 4 esiesk, sr es thiteriya between 10
ad 1 shin* end swim* meg area:
11. Tim meld*. replatiose de set al*. tie transmis-
sion alias... er samples barred tie Usited Kiegdow
• e
osin end 101111. Si pelage al the patters poet **sea
eerie owealsy sal wrists mindm and lefties smatries
ramie welfare& —By '''mead of We Postmaster
Oestml.
Goma Pabeilles, Mame 27. 1565.

The Pinto niothisedon sed Maiststs learin that ir
traissel is the eater el thin precedent. the following
Inks sal nalseur had the boson dban pessand to
In Mona Ilighans the Prater od Wins at behalf of Ist
Msthsby 1
By her Inslisen the Goatees do Benntorff : Medea*
de Ben% win el toe Osassilles et the Embed.
By lady May Wood dabs °Masted is the sesseldshie
Anne el Ostrom Items 11): Iliteni theeisno de Bkie.
corn. s Personas lady ad diatiootios ; and Mann Tar-
Pin do Bitty, a Damask lady, aid wits cd the We Dinah
&NW
By Me Isediseey the Minas Amhara, i Mr. G.
Waded, am*, is the Acadia' army.
By Le 121410• CI the Yarns Anbassada ; the 13oise
Los, Bosestary ad the Embassy.
By the Pernauss Envoy : 11. liumsato de Moony% a
reetspas salient' of dladadlia.
By Ye Dank Choate Intakes 1 IL Tana de path
Chinthrian to kis Assn Majesty.
Thse=etis aside . ass fan sanded, es wet aloe tits
goserol
1 The Osealsos Bean ass esenidably amt.
The Minna preasetatioes to the Prison a Wide% oie
Whiff el the Quo% took place, the imam haat bees
perish y Ish as Wt Ind thruabsrleis's *an ma *b-
Wled klie V?. =1 ;
easel% by nether Lahr Avow: Lee Aceko.
baxActstawymaihar, dlea. Animal= ; Was trays lsilembyLidy
&AM • Wm Bedlla, bp MIS. Duncan Wilda ; ra.
Win likintalel bolsi* 'bat ninerinim bY bed asenr.mst-
; jors. cathesthe
yerth hy km nether, %a
Maill.Berrtagtos MIN Sad& . biadle.mothar Mos.
airy: Mas. ills. Alia Weal ;
Mribr epeseet.h. ; Mai Carotlegrriergiesir
Mrs. Odds& /NC Millll Maim az las
c 1.z.. lltabrisszniudybo r e 5.4.14: : Nagy y
mar ce
lyy lady AsleaWa WNW Mrs
Ilia hey Wyndham; Mies Castsals by the
4111 MOM ; MIN by lady dirolln• ; Ilia Orden
WM, by 401 llortmesda ; Was
lady Dawson ; Mao ltoopar,i‘gC
Oa,: ai. Caw. a Gointzy ea bra isthr
:ragrh, len Man roweaby ; Miss Gibson dr*,
, thdy abuse it i Mho B. Blicslytth llibmellit
ttes.tethler , lady Gilds td ; lady dingy Cayes, ke Or
May Ossetia al Cents ; an Crawley, by lady Dias ;
Ms. Italth by lA* Grq ; Mt s. Ithittettha Meese by the
=nil ‘,..r.-1);11r; Mils de Micas.ime malt;
EiSpa..
miliolLtdirtad.)diclat Yb Was bins; ilaY/. fIZ
by has matbir, dad Mid althea Scarab.:
Mra ielrenlay,* lady Wok Lwadial; Mir WPM*
Me Boa Mn dabbled: Mrs. 011114% ladies.=
• by the HIM Mrsisr=l; Sirs. haw, b y the
el Oessmithen; Meer, by Mn. 74,44
Voss; Mri. 6111100CVLOn bar
WM Bistbut inegaer=lim Mary ,
esadas,"Wiliat madam by lady Zama; Gerdes:rlerly Ilia
tailics GraNymthecounions=; libsdhriatlas amldid,
by'Vls.
=hTimmelnstont.l.o Mel Madmi.Y:tanalLyall, Si
b., Desk
IMa Oslignabilsaly ..- Mts. Mitlart.licali, bfd Iledgatia as ;
inerdissaks. bY the an. litibbard4hE
itldnirt.lisybasa. by barg=isMis. Blekars.ll ;
Mra 41.
Bowes kwyd. by Me. INI4e t ;
George by the Decors al pau ills. la elga
by bar mother, the Ica. Mrs. itubleard ; Lady Chusard
cloak by Mos dambasa at Sean laso ; las. Nuke tairiNiii, by
tin lighreide"ab day ; Mrs. J. B. Lind, by her main lady
Dads; %
Mts. Z. B. bawd lrAimedy lady Ilerth Liman ; Mts. Amy Saw.
dm by bar lady ; Wm Cathodos IV/turd
lin. Henry A.mother, Bragg ; Mrs. flea. Managed, on bat marriagbe,y
by Lady Przoby ; Um Counter al Meabarough, by lag, Bah
Lindsay ; Lady ems& Milbank, ea her mania., by the Mai-
chimes, el CitMonbla ; lady M, la onntv, by TWeesntess
Missy t lady Managoraery, byO Lady mary Wood ; UM
mans Mootanon by ha mother Lady Graham Montgo-
mery; Mn. Waldo liens& by On Duchess ol Wallinetwo
Mn. lothisa Niche/son, on bar mania" by her
lady Osorpisas dowdily ; Mrs. Albert Nugent, by
=1.1.:.el lady Outr Bun:he Luchsul 01 lop*: Mead„.P
by Vim:mute Mrs. J. Peel, by Lady Z. reel
Mies Peal, by bar masher. Mrs. Jahn Peel ; Mile Eleanor Iwt, by
her mothar, Mrs. man Peel ; Mrs. Charles Rayon, ad fatly, on
her msnlage, by Lady Weems ileartion ; Min Pots, by tho
Dowager (.sates al Walitellegt Mon Mrs. Hairy Peaserthl.
Z..the Countess d heashercuSh .4 M. Prowls shary Poway, by
Charles Turner : 11th Doan. Pennant. Lady Mats
Ponsonby ; Mrs. A L. Medd% ou her maniaby, WY Hon.
Catherlas Louth ;. lbs. itch, on her marriage, by lbwHon.
lady eon : Mil. WEL Niniab. OM ben marnage, by bar mealier,
lady
min Ompard le Mardiaal ; MirMirRowley, by ner aidßowley, r, lion.
Mrs. s ; lady filar Say" by the inchtm of Inceleneh;
MEd Ilisuddas lg the MatOtensas ot Carmarthen , Mn. Mahe.
by Mrs Tad; lady Barbara Chitwynd Mandan, on her marriage.
by lady Cesilla dalselobsa ; MIN Helen Stephenson, by her
mother. Mrs. BUsybessas ; Viscountess Strandlord, by the Mu'
&towels at Chuaricarde ; Mrs. Crichton Stuart, on her marriage.
by the DWWW/It Mardicaess et Waterford: Mrs. Cidemos swan-
don, don, os bee wiantaas, bee aunt, Lady
Vila UMW Strlatoursa, Coadoss Antherstaert,Tboital:.
C. 87•Winft, br Mn. 01111ftn ; the Hod lady Talbot. 1.7
the Ron. they Orgy ; Ws Mary Talbot, by her mother, the
lion. lady Talbilt ; Mrs. Taylor ender mania" by the Countess
of File ; Miss Man W . b Deere ; Miss Wickham, by
her moths?, Mrs. YrsaM ; dim Wood, by lady Man
Wood.