The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1859.

administered the foreign policy of Great Britain,
either as Secretary of State or as Prime Minister.
There has been no want of bitermeddling in the
wooers' of other States daring that period. Of
whet he calls vigour and activity in our external
relations there has certainly been no lack. We have
quarrelled and made it up again during that period
with almost every State in Europe ; and our arma-
ments by sea and land are now prodigiously more
costly thea they were in 1830. Yet what has been
the net result of all our arguing and arming, diplo-
loathing and disputing? What securities has a
vigorous policy or interference obtained for the
freedom of Italy, or the independence of the Da-
nubian countries, from Russian or Austrian armies
of occupation ? What great European difficulties
have been solved, what European dangers averted,
what European complic►tions settled ? Does Lord
PALMERSTON imagine that he can a second time
persuade the Parliament and the people of this
'Gantry to let him try the efficacy of furious bom-
bardments of military despotisms with blank ear-
tridge, or that they will turn aside from their
pursuit of domestic improvements for the sake
of allowing him to undertake a second crusade
on paper against Popery and Absolutism, King
BOMBA and the Cult ? Time was when men be-
lieved that offers of succour to Sicily did not mesa
her abandonment; that warnings to Austria to
imamate Lombardy were not compatible with the
recognition of repossemion thereof almost imme-
diately afterwards; and that Palmerstonian pro-
misee of sympathy and assurance to Rosman. and
Piedalosteee during war would not utterly be for
gotten at the conclusion of peace. But the glitter is
faded sod the gold has waxed dim. A bread, fear-
less, sad free foreign policy we still hope to me
marked oat and adopted by England; but the wanton
postponement of the Navy Estimates fora week
and an irritating speech from Lord PALXIMBTOM
will contribute but little towards it.

IT will be seen from the explanations given last
night by Lord COLCHESTER, in the House of Lords,
that the new Post-oflos regulation is to be Neon-
tiered. If this promise is fulfilled, the order will
be ssedulsd. Anything more inconsiderate than
the mar of its introduction it would not be pu-
eblo to dad in the annals of an Adminiatre-
tics. It affects every member of the commu-
nity in that which is a prime necessity of
every-day life—the means of communicating
with his fellows, and ye it wu promulgated
with as little regard to public convenience as if it
bad been a mere internal regulation of the Poet-
elks.
The

which has resulted is wide-
spread Ind serious. Needtal semen has bees later
septed,We looms mews has failed of its destination, and
important intimations have =Wont* terse ether
lessee than that the eatheritiesat the Pendia ban
taken it into their heads te make a eweepng ohne
within fair and sidlidint waning. Three is se
nem why a year or two yams' notice should net be
glean of such a legend= as that jest inbreed.
WON this done, we believe half the objection orb
to it would disappear. There is no hardship is bay-
ing to pay in advance the penny fee width yees
Mtn will be carried from John Abases to the
Ina Bad, although there is very great hardship
in having to leave home without your letters boson
the postman has been hindered on his rands
by having to collect twopences on unpaid in
errs. We believe that if the reasons which end
for introducing this rule of payment by the wader
had been properly laid before the public, aid if fair
time had been given to bring it into work, it would
have encountered no oppositiaa worth mention. As
it is, Lord Cowls sersa's new regulation cannot stand,
and the sooner he withdraws it the better.

The following me the terms el Mr. Rich's motions
minim to ilia payment el latter; which now monde for the
de damn sass& Tint while din blue will seppoit
messuree dr the eseeestios of say gases of the privilege at
tramillbsg hitters threughed the poet without previous
gamed, mid it the pawl rennist od the practice itself,
yet it losidon that the bad el the 27. h day of Jasescy
het, which abruptly sad etwebialy &mime the politic of
Now pellvilege, by dieloing lint ell Liars prowl spar
the tOSo day of Mowery, eel sot p. eyed, shell he
emend et the Poet-Mike sad retuned to the writers, will
sopa lolivideoll. to eerier imeannience sad iejary."
The Osmond Committee of Elections hays selected
the members bbe the chairmen's panel, mad
miwe as Maim= al &Wien committees ler the present
mike —John Kowa Osbidt, lac, Alexander Marray
Dueley, lam Milan Oohed, Esq., Os Hight Hon-
ourable Henry A. Hecheet (fiery), Lwd Hoehao), sad
Miry La ismar, Ist

lithe How of Gismo= to-morrow evening Mr.
*meta move for the following /elect committee le lupin
atd reptet es to tie alettag smangetorn•l tor the supply of
pis to the metropolis —Kr. Bps', 84 Bruised. Hall, Mr
Jan IMILley, Mr. Rowell, Mr. Juhn Locke, the Jwigli
Ailmerne, Mr. Marrow, Mr. Aide/roam CniAtt, Mr. Adams,
Mr Wm. Dakar, Mr Wtliam Harter, Mr. Fronds Rama,
Mr. Aries, Mr. Thomas Mill., end Mr. Mtuttesed.

Mr. nigh, M.P., intends to ask the Boentery to
the Tierney *a Friday maim, if it to bleated to
roam do pant fur pristiag the Bible eat eggs et gear
mat, Aids agues is Imagery ant ; ta this meth et
Me - met beteg reamers, ithethar the right of pdadisg
the DOA b lieglimed le so be Ballet to the toe aalthsulthe,
er to he throve sprit; mail tf say other offoogneett will le
wade toe Fisting the othe of parliaoseat.

Th. students of Mariosial Abominate, held
• tooettag ea &itorioy, and asweleeial ie tie .0 of ream
Lord Melia sail eleo Sleet Boa. Edward Mlle% say M.P.,
tam haft rather propeagraartag la forcer of the Yam pa.
M 005... The elesioa takes plies oo the Ltd Morale.
_ .

Thu Bury 4114 Norwich Peat does sot &Mistiest*
List say opposhloe will be I arid to the return of Lsd
Alfred Hervey, for Bury St. Itismore. A wades at
1.1.r.1 electors, however, wee had as Wedgy sly ssd
vas wejouraed to Pride), owning, t• coadder whiles/ say
st.ps sbould be taken.

A letter hots Boston state. that the saAsiehed
week of UN tate ►Mori*, Kr. Prescott, Is S. be mnied to.
caselsion by las secrelary, Jar lair Ma.

At a meeting of the thane committee b• 11 at the
DMA waleary, P.ib ea the Mt fart, it or nerved
mrsimeady skit all aabowlperm Its ramrod In tall to Ike
memo who Mn p.M Ma some. It arm oleo aarsacei
Mat do smossteet lett asitted Mr the chard% la Me Roe
CAgotimara shoal be sold by SIICUOG.

tin Zeiguter Reporterstates that the Irish Lib.-
Nei wembees will espy at the maiwry, or eyrie Ihm,
meerelmg et Me Sweeter of IN. Term itight bin they
Mos Strermi.
°smut Uttimutarn Dasaymo Socters.—The
Mem as the hos. Mad hissley'a mss—" TW
numb leleribresse Y hely is am .sly obleMemble
holt, est elm reMiitiol le de mere of hearty SI Dar
caw steepytteithe "bele of the maim! as Manley week
was te that eq SOE. SO4B hr. Anemia. °IMAM
wermi is es essewhemil-0 Test Wilk Ni Mess
stem sM esipides heeda hmellimmie is holies yelitim
▪ amid remit Me ebbitmer• of Amines ampellem
end he ell 'OM OM mold may pewits
IteMes ."with TM emesimmt heals, brie psi le
Me limas mil lees Me melies was serial
emeiseeely. The Misr Kr. hisahm, timetety I
O&M We Tbet evimyd ellwl lhe Iteel
lli thsse to has
themalme detarest strsympathy," woe amid. The gme-
liee be to money mesisg, TA. M. le the stemil
by 11. G. Hesibtra. Meld Chimiti..-" the
dole
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heative km

A CDOP 611 A rent. DI 1,131110418Tr0n MMsy
ler, lb. Jobe Trait, el Gator* bseliebyteber, belga se
Owls, In IlletbererdedskYr. Jarksea, a. taw d a.
, leirared et W tit be one bed of apples On
tbe ellemelbre, Ilr. Seam tort taus into a.
'hare be lie We eneelehment be Ihned . insel
map el mks versa, se the men& of
Ille. Tyne Weft penal sea be meg erbeell.
eessebeell doe West of ne Wasry cemesear, Wei Into
OCOAlat the seem g Ibe year.— Cbefeirenef hem!.

Abe Court.

Thu Qaeen held a court yesterday afternoon at
Bookinglt= Palace, for the reception on the throne of an
address of congratulation from the corporation of the City of
Leaden, upon the birth of her Majesty's grandson.
The Lord Mayor arrived at the Palace shortly belbre
o'olook in his state coach, attended by his chaplain, the Rev.
Mr. &Mat, the Sword-bearer, and Mace-boanr. His lord-
ship was accompanied by the following alderman ,--Sir
George Carroll, Gabriel, Sir Peter Laurie, Limner*, Medd,
Sir F. 0. Moon, Bart., Rose, Wilson, and Cabin. The
eberiffe, Mr. Alderman Hale and Mr. Corder, attrndtd, and
also the following oaken of the corrration, viz., the Re.
corder, Mr. R. Gurney; the Chamberlain, Mr. B. Scott;
the Tows Clerk, Mr. F. Woodthorpe; the Comma kr-
josat, Mr. Th mos Chambers; the Comprollrr, Mr. P.
Brand; the Rowembraseer, Mr. E. Tyrrell; the Solicitor,
_ _

Mr. C. Ptszeon; the Areiiteet, Mr. J. B. Bustin; sail
the Keeper of the Guildhall, Mr. Josiah Temple.
Ninety-fonr commoners were also ',resent at the presenta-
tio of the addre,a.

The Que ea receivel the dollar as the throne. Her Ma-
ofems sugared by the Mistimed at Sheikh* the Deters
Man( heater ; the Lady is Waiting, the Mateo of Cele-
don ; the Secretary of &we for the Home Depertmee mod
numerous orlon of her Majesty's court. Her
,eati:
Hon. Corps of Osatlearem at Arms Used the room, f
commend of the liestmant. _

The I:ordlay;c7llT3iMen, and Common. having been
Introduced, the Recorder read the following addrem :
" Moat gracious Boveteign,—We, your DiaMety's dutiful
ani loyal subjects, the Lordthayor, Alderman, end Coat-
moo. (.f the City of Lurks in eion Comma amersbkd,
venture to approach your Ibiesty with our heartfelt (*o-
gre, ul Woes upon the birth d agmewlesa, the child of your
&lose i daughter the Priaoseerreaskk William of Prussia.
We were pernytted to othr tehiser Royal Righnua span
her deper.ure from her swim eereetry net earnest withal the
her prt eklenty aid
IVe rejoice to bhatitlia:t thowidert wYi, la mums
with our fellie-covairy we this expreeeel re Men
hall rethetth and thee her Are.when leve
es ALA of.. the Prima Repel of fe the moan
of
anal may cre same Immo day le eoveedepe •I •
greet
" That thealgiestreerredet may be loadred
whore le a eiseand Meter so dis-
played by your Xs mod per Royal Consort the
ennead ram of the ethane of Looks."

HE lioiSety retersid the followies seest gracious answer :
I reeds* will wash Kasen the esairotalatioas which
yss tan dad lo se upon tie birth of e primes, the sae el
sy WINK &wiper, aa sweat vrbteh, I as how to Ism
is Wild with **tags el as Ws 'spiky wed aroMea by the
people 1 Is ...pied sentry. Ad I sheet yea owl
miaow* for snowed wanner of ettartirt is sey
puma sad , salter the saelicaaes hawed KU&
yea have ram la ray damsel" bepplawc"
Tbs wooer et die Mime, Mr. Dewar Lott, T.S.A., awl
• resader, Kr. Deputy WM* CWersaa et City
Leads Oonwitsse, woe piewerited So the Pecos, sad *be
Lard Mayer reedy** the Qessa's same hos ber Majesty,
awl hod the hues et Morn beads.
The Lard Mayer sad meshes tithe woperatisa retired
has the Tlnrese-toes, awl were slitreads wedested from
the Goma Drawlerroma ad the Platers Cielisey fete the
Salem sad preisased the following esegrataiekey midterm
to dr Wipes Osumi:

am 4 the
City May-- It piers istaitnis Co
e latisam,
"iskAtiskzloird 001111106/
ty ofiremredid, Make se
oar le yew i
illeheree ear *Were avegrateatleas
eiren lie lath of letiel robes of Pawls.
This Wm, of L.. Sb. avast at: lehe s dNP Lir est la
• toot rams. Ur wear* mad bappinese et wit numb*
of the royal Maw
.1"lry rade% *mama Is thia AM by the We
esempielowa oast is Maim W baa awls to fa desseetla
bar yof your Mukalla danghta, NA they aro gled to
sea thwaiwes ar the gperivalp glean that
wart ebbe kr lb* af Sb. two wort
•• IMO/ wollitti, sad sad perwasst sal=
De tam pat Prolealret =Was a
• 'Moat Boyd illstaraligtat:Slaewill.itaLbli
is She Sao* 4 sLa woustry pelobe wed
pleats akar k the AMINO side Ma lautie of Leedom."
The Prlaes Clears Maraud tie Wittostag saw*:
My Lard Maw and Otatieemar-Toar Led retires
calls .y wannest Nano. I Ilisaot bet hel
desplythefroolersefif your allashmattlethe ilseenead
bat MayafitiMd by Ws esealsl of allationate espreelean
of ys owarerd Waal Is lay asse i•Prars ;
of wet lemirolly de I Jobe watt yea Lae en
some wheat wide to redly so slat happlasse sway farther
pane • drub bond of Woe between !fled sad Presets
sad weed t, so n•ngtbru thole ties of airadship which. I. the
Wawa of their COOIIIIO6 fWk, shwa ever unite the two
grew pro talent natiose of Swope."
The mover of the Wier, Mr. Deputy Obbard, sod the
Hessowier. Mr. Henry Lowman Taylor, wore presented to Al.
ord flainese.
The Dachau of Heat visited her Majesty.
The Pelage Cowart, Wended by his Eqoarry In Waiting,
rode on bonebeak a the forams.
. . - .

-fris:celirilieria the Fringing lambs rode in the
heen

—Her Ilhdeety tad the ?Time Comore, aotontpeaied by the
Priacesre alio, and Rama. leak drive is an open ce r-
ties* sad four la ate adenoma Tkos Equerties in Weiting
'kneaded ea hot adta dt.

Sec Qa7rei sad Priers Csman hanciered the performance
of the Ithglish Opera at Cowan-garden Theatre with their
Mt:la the evening. Tits royal suite consisted of the
of Caledon, the Hon. Bestrloe Byag, the Hoe.
Emily Cathcart, Lord Raglan, Colonel F. H. Seymour, sad
In the Hon. D. de Ea.
The Countess of Candos las succeeded Lady Churchill as
the Lady in Wafting to the Garen
Lard Eagles and Sir Edward town, have enecasded the
Bari of Vsnilans end the Hon Mortimer Sackville West au
As Lord sad Orem Is Waiting to her 111541....,ty.
Dachas' of Lent, attended by Fury Howard
end Or Deems Camper, sirived Sumter Pregame,
yesterday. Herßoyal Higtuiese returned to Frogmen, in the
aihne.cie.

(stor us? mores eAsartr)

Loan CHAMBERLIN% OMER, Fin. 12.—Notke
Ihrinby
_eves, that bar Miler" wM hold levees et et.
Jamie Paha, as the fellewlas d.., et two o'clock
W 6488167, dle Itird Not ; Wediesday, the Ted of March
ant.

LORD Caminam.Aries Omni, Fss. 21—Notice
Is knby ifeen, that the Sete spaniels of Windom Castle
MU be re-spew! hp the pub& se alter Tbur.doy Lest,
W 24th band, era lhe awed dimeel e.
WHITEHALL, Pus. 21.—The Queen has been
rto grant usto the Re.. lass Cate, Robermon,
t:the plea sad (Vaulty of a Can.'s of the Metropolideal
Church of Camerbary, Told by the death of the Rev. Wm.
Jobs Chembyre.
JAKEsE PALACE, FEL 18.— Qom ham
hese pi and, en the asinine. ioa el the Right Hon. the Reel
of ilbeeweleary sad Talbot, to applied Meese Pope Nadi.
Emu. see ef Mr Majesty's bloserable Corps of Geatlemne-
st-Ansa, vies W. H. 11. Career, Rat, teeigeol.

Has MAJZITT'S LEVU (Thu DAT).—H.r Ma-
*, ibis Amoco .M is list Isseis is et. Jusss's
Pawn 8., Majesty sad Ms Royal Highness
ths Fria Cowart lift Bosithallas Palmas, nand
by a itaashaist of Hans Gawk sal wea essulna
by ths past slims of state as ha snivel at St. James'a
Paisow The Inas as most nusernely atarlat.

Her Royal Highness the Dachas of Kent, at-
tended by Lady Furry Howard sod far Oeorp Cooper, sr-
rived from bot mid. am, Frogmen, yesterday. Her royal
Wilmer relswied to Frogmore in the afemnoca.

We (Pat) an Tory glad to learn that the Duke of
Bee-banns les rented boot his realist army indisposition.
It is bops* ids race will abort', be able to remove to tondos
frees teethed, Wilt 111 he is as press nt staying.

The Comatose of Derby will have an arrevably this
emit at M esaipiee in St. Jame:rortere.

Th; Earl and Cockatoo of Darnley have arrived at
17, Heatea-elreat.

The Earl of Meath has arrived at Claridge's Hotel,
from ICUroddory Castle, holm&
_ _

Viecoantra Darya*. was safely delivered of a
daughter y. Maley. at Yr rouldases ia Dover-street. U.,
ladyship sad the bine as preparing avows*
_ _

Lard Robert Restage' Qs at;rived at Claridp's
Radek hum Snort°, Perk, Hestlesd whirs.

The Hes. Mn. Hayti* Fitit y was safely deli-
vered of a darsabhe on Monday. at the madams of her
habar-in-law, Lad Faversham, in Beignvieaqaara.

_ .
Lady ocieberter had an assearbly laid evening at
bee re-Ideas la Brelmiry-equine. Preview'ly to the as.
amiably lard and Lady Cokhester entertained at thaw Lard
end Lady Cited Ham Moe, Pir Haat sad Lady Hume
Campbell, Mr. %wasp Rweil, and Lady Ylisabet►
Resent, Admiral the Hoe. Sir Richard Dudes, yr. sad
Lady Mary ihmtley sad Mies Stanley, Admiral idea, Ad.
aural and Mr Bayles, Waal sad Mt% Harcourt, Mr.
liiimakr, le.

The following minuend the performance at the
myopic Welts loot even* .—T ho Doke of WeWarp',
Vistoeat Coaterbari, Lord Jobs Ru.ess, Sir Amity
Coen, Sr. Jolts Lowther, Has. Mrs. away, Major
Orates, Major Win* *a

Yr. Imo, Oaird, has writhe a wow work
Os Ptak% Parolee la Awak•," with mess by the way
ea Calais sad the Caked *ales la the autumn et 1111111.
berm a volume Is eaten oetavn, sad wW be pabliaba by
Mom irogrars, early Is Much.

EXYR&Sb FROM YAMS.

(710 M 091 OWN COMMSTONDINT.)

PARIS, TrESDAY Evzignio.

The Bourse opened under the influence of a feeling
of utter discouragement. There ie no political news
of a positive character, but the alarming tone of the
London press, coupled with a panic on all the Ger-
man bourses, tends to dispel the hope desperately
clang to that the settlement of existing difficulties
may be effected by negotiation. At Frankfort, Ber-
lin, and Amsterdam, yesterday, metalline were posi-
tively unsaleable, and at Vienna, both last night and
.this morning, they experienced a further heavy
fall. Under these circumstances, French Rental,
which left off yesterday at 137 fr. 65c., declined in
the coarse of the day to 137 fr. 20e. During the last
half-hour there were many violent oscillations, but
the closing prices were 67fr. 36e. for cub, and
67fr. 35c. for account, showing a fall of 30c. and 200.
Mobilise fell 121 r. 60c. The Lyons railway fell
7fr. 60c., Northern lfr. 26c., and the other lines
from 2tr. 60c. to Sft. After Bourse hours, the
Rents rose as much as 40c. upon the strength of a
rumour that Austria had accepted the mediation of
Eoglaod and Prussia. This news seems most im-
probable.

A letter from Genoa states that the French
government has taken up seventeen transport
vessels which are to hold themselves in readiness in
that port. It is further stated that a large mer-
cantile house has received orders to store up a very
oonsiderable quantity of rios at Vercelli and
Novara.

It is impossible to keep aoronnt of all the pamphlets
en foreign affairs which now issue from the French
prem. The Potriit to-night is instructed to con-
tradict a report that the one just oat, entitled
" La Foi des traitlm" emanates from the same mane
es " Napoleon lIL it 'ltalie."
The Prase says In Its weekly commercial review :

The hearlecas Which has been apparent ht beskeles
in the capital Le the last three weeks still onelser,
and thee wants bat little probability that say *row.
moat will Wm place until political affairs sums •
son satiffitakry aspect. Shipping houses refrain MS
abhor parcessiwir r &Mg edam all tits orsomissica
spats who hey for the &mists to the iloportsasot Mid mho&
Thsosolowsioltwras whisk Yoe woostlytainpiscit stOe oar
have also laded lie threw some degree of gloms over the
Paris roubst, • Slogan of mistreat having ext.:aged to this
ether great etauesecilal centres of France. The died mace,
which twiny fellows, the activity of New-yeses dq is the
retail bows, his this year continual mead Weer thin
and awn of thew now wawa bored their ovary
day ropirssawds. As • set off to this 'Ws of stsgastioa hi
the ompleal, ws may state that at Sawn odious rid oaks
twist have bud • fair dere* sad dm the Wife setiels
blow pekes haw boa obtained. At Roubaix and
Malbsimow, • tallier limited usotat of Moises
hos bus does. Sows few of the aissalsotarees

et Lmme kime reeemil, received ad= =kik keep
iltar loose leirebiy et work, but =deems "nest be add is
b• WA. Tbe 'Woe isetkat at Havre km bees firm, bat
without my bey =oast of Semiotics'. The raw sew
market is Peas be been very Est duesi the week, end
Mime have &aimed. ReErd auger has bees I. rather more
dirmeeil, sad sdi =east of busier" Me bees tramseted
et
• Molt einem Casper Is beid, dimly he as edema*
which Is se= seem has bete ebeimell. LNG' dam fa tire.
bat ;Mom Sr. Led be beta In dim= at *bar Mee.
Tremeedime is en wiry =had, bat peMess quoted's'
boo bma mrhaimmi.

The Cower* ♦. Peril in the Rue du Helder were
Wagged to overflowing last night in Bone peens of
the intense curiosity felt to see Christy's band of
" nigger " minstrels on their first appearance in
Pena. Every seat was taken beforehand, all the
standing room was filled on the first rush, and heaps
of money were turned from the doors. The press el
English and Americans was very groat, but the
ordinary habitues of the concert rooms also attended
in great numbers. All the French jeuillehmists who
could equeese in were there. The peculiar Yankee
humour of the performance was for the most,
part lost upon the French audience, owing
to their not understanding the English languaget
and I heard a great many vehement and not
very reasonable exclamations of disappoint-
meat. Among the crowd in the side corri-
dors, who could see nothing and hear very little, a
good many jokes were circulated at the espouse of
the black-faced visitors, the best of which was that
they were the ex-ministers of the Emperor Soulouque
just arrived from Hayti!

PIEDMONT,

The Marquis Massimo d'Azoglio has gone to Rome
on a special minion to the Prince of Wales, upon
whom King Victor Emmanuel hu conferred the
order of the Annundado.

The members of the Chamber of Deputies of
Sardinia who voted against the loan of fifty mil-
lions, not content with the motives brought forward
in the discussion spinet the ministerial project,
have published a declaration, in which they defend
themselves against the reproach of serving foreign
intentions, and add that the nation well knows that
a certain party intends to apply the loan to aggres-
sive purposes, and that it was for that reason they
voted against it, and refused to the Cabinet the
means of compromising the future welfare of the
country. Thisdeclaration is signed by M. Solaro
dais Margarita and four other member, in the
name of the thirty-five who rot med the minority.

REPORT OP TSB COMMISSIONERS
APPOINTED TO INQUIRE INTO THE BEST
EARNS ON MANNING THE RAVI.

The above report wu bawd this morning.

The drat point to which the attention of the cow-
miesioners was directed, wee the mode of manning
the navy in time of peace. The system of oon-
tianoee by which seamen are intoned for cer-
tain edventeges to engage themselves to serve eon-
tinuously fore period of ten years is highly apposed of
by the commissioners, whet have had the strongest evidence

that ender it "the ordinary pesos eitsblislinest of the
navy can he maintained by voluntary recruitment at wh.t-
ever constant force your majesty end nethermost may de-
termine." Hitherto the continuous wenn system has only
been in partial operation, but it has secured to the country
"a Indy of well•trened and efficient seamen, whose attach-
ment to the service la the b. et security for the faithful per-
lameance of their dudes."
The

concur in the reoommtedatiens el a
committee of naval ofLe:s who were appointed in 1852, that
It is chiefly to boys that a gradual orgatisatkm of a per-
manent navy mum be locked for. At the present Ines, how-
ever, only shout 600 of thon who annually enter tha navy
have the advantage of parsing through the training vowels ;
and so sensible are the commissioners of the advantages of
early training, that they recommend that a large ship, simi-
lar to the Britannia at Portsmouth, and capable of affording
soommoodation to 600 boys, should be placed at Plymouth;
and that four additional training reseals should be provided,
which would suable the who's of the boys required for the
navy to receive the same lushly:4los.

Tne oomaininere are of opinion theta reserve of seamen
should alwsys be maintaini in the home ports, ready to
complete the crews of ships pat in commission, for the relief
of foreign stations, ani as the beet and moot prompt of all
reserves In the event of a sudden armament. The number to
be thee ntaloef in the home ports should beer a relation to
the number In coalmines ; and, with our present pone
establisheneet, they think that It should not be lase than
4,000, besides theme ribbed fa the bestow saird-ihtpo
Sock ea seologemmi doe weld girl a reedy noes of
giving a spiereette holmium ta omen to WI the men fa
bee Mojeety's navel service.

The item-thissiosers,c aline stleatisa to Urethrae Wavin-
ese et eatteareilste semen to guilty 11101111111Vell se eseses-
dueurepossmold that the pay*/ odes ass of seemover.
webs bowed to the intent of ooe poesy* dey. With 'view
she of rettlelag them when oath qaellied, they reacemsad
that a period of five years' manias se easawerseaners should
mot se slat yews totrode a long-aerobe pain, and that
the mein should be payable to then only ha the United
Linden and the Chasm( Weeds. These measures appear
0, be esolered asorsftry by • review of the relative pesetas
of ads due, as compered with the acteseguatd sad ether
brewers of tb• orrice. The comalesioun think, eh*, that
of the 4.000 men rotated la the haus piste 1,000 should
slims be asses-gunters.

" then tessenres, " it is laded, " en, in our opinion', an
that ars needed alder the foregoing heeds to place the peat
tstablithissat of the e• 7 en ads and satisfactory baths,
sad le seethe the semplthe Gad eldest working of the coa-
Umtata sink* system. Great ears should, however, be
taken i• aslecting the men. Looking to the efficiency of the
themwee, width we hopstelersa ant of those who have laved
for to yawl' stedisaass wraith, we thlak that it la deareble
that they ebeeld act Ls alms the age sf 96 at the tithe of
theft 'dahlia, sad above all that they should be strong tad
*dew..
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The oanditios of the a•mma In the royal navy text coma
osier modem H. Kajesty's aerobe, it is granted, le not so
pram as 11 Mould be with the greet body of the mercantile
marine. To make ft more so, the commissioners adobe the- '
provements he the Internal armegemento of the hulks is
whke the ma are lodged whilst their gips are Awn out ;
the Mame of the ellowasce of both bread and malt meat to
me read sad • 'martyr daily (the rate of psymost for
savings, however, to he diosinhbed); that the bedding
amd moo Muds he boned aa the hammocks now are, ond
that a emit of abhor be OM to *my maa, as kb drat en-
terMg fortes rime metiontomo 11111M01. Other minor reawm-
e•adetlaae of the eammiedomws relate to the mode of

paymmst of wages "RUM the ship is links oat; the system of
ansibmmes (which they reccenessed sisould bemelosilated to the
meths let ibe inerebsist tent* ; the badge =may; the
rank tad premetion et annuli odium The commlationsre
astkipate the WO Nelda from "the erosional prolusion
of • lIMITIIig seer to the quarter dice ; at the same time,
we ere ready to admit that the remotion amid only be
email for distingstished mrries, combined with exemplary
oaths* ; end It dankd tot be limited baths warrant oaten,
bat should be ape% In the ems of very signal end extra-
diary serslese, to any seaman is you Majesty's savy."
Tim mesa peat to which the intention of the commis-
sioners wee directed la the mode of omeenitel the fleet on era
ettworteer. The old system of Data impressmeot Is quickly
disposed of as utterly imprac table, and the ballot, the com-
missioners think, Is open to most of tbe same objections. In
our 'lauding leiter'', the cantaireioners counsel en Immo
of 6,000 men to the present rases," of marines in the home
ports, end that the coast•guard be nand to 12,000 assn.

Naval mast volunteers AM not believed to be a reliable fares
for mewing the beet. The most serious objection to them
le the limit of disteace (namely, 100 leagues) to which they
ma be carried hos the shore; so that "the operstioas of a diet
might be eariesdy impeded by lacings few naval mast volun-
teers °aboard mom of the ships rommeing it." As seamen, the
abaft motes pansiomere—eramea who bare retired alter tee
yam' merles ea e paean cid dd. a day—will never be nume-
rous, bet a liege mane could be Sward oat of the matinee,
if the ptnelitle were sainted to them, fad We the com-
minima* etranglincooneend. Bat %bromism', estimated
is all at 30,000, esobreive of toe naval coast vassalage,
are believed to be iseadiceint ; it is datable to have s far-
ther forts of front 20,000 to 30,000 masa well trained in
ennary. A plea to °Lads then is that reposed

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"It ware," continues the report, "from the returns that
hem bean famished to as, that the coasting trade of this
esan'ry employs 63,000 mei, including memos. The re-
tinae do not competes sate:men sod others, who might be
made aysitabis for the perpme. If we add the Baltic end
Yettiterreneas trades and the voyages to the North Ameri-
can and other porta, 'minding the seamen employed by the
large aeon packet companies, we shall Dot bars tees then
100,000 men, who me Wilt absent for say length of tine
from the port of We °gantry. We promos that not less
than 16,000 mss► men, ma In point of age, ebibty,
obareeter, end permanent connexion with their re-
spective porta may mower most imitable for the
pupae, shell be alerted from this =mbar. This saw
body of inn might be orabA the Boma Naval Volaale-rn'
She ladnomasma which we propose to bold oat to awn= to
joie this brat TM to-1. A payment et abort periods. 2. A
pea dos at UM ege of 60 to 66. h. Payment tor U.S =eat
In peratiam d. Admimice to Me roastigsaid. 6. Partici.
pan= ia the benefits of Greenwich Hospital. Oa their
poet they *mkt mime to prsedse gunnery, and to serve in
ow of emergency; and condition. world be framed to

mare their costilei forwead to jobs the easy within a Try
short time alter their services ware onalred."
The hawse* of the marine departownt of the Bond of
Trade is chiefly relied epos for the saltation of the force at
Beet; and the eetabliehasaat of school ships in the principal
commorcial ports espabls of scoommodsting from luo to 200
boarders Is cash skip, of whom 100 shoald be supported by
the state, foe its &ewe supply. The.e who As would be
epee to all diadem midis( at the ports as day scholars cos-
tribetisg weekly. The moat eligible, It is estimated,
weeld Bo la•o the navy, bat the majority would
probably p halo the merchant service. As to
subsopmat sersniamsets, it is peopled that at
the end of welt purled of lee years it shall be is the
optima at soma le withdraw, sad then the same optics shall

as whea-_s podli Atoka the marmite of iho Baird of

Trade, sad heseates Wee or tests of • mosreltest ship. The
only praslty as wpm* who retires will be the loss .1
clans to porton, Woes he elect to continue the wormy
oonalbstlsa sat of Ids own fun4a. This pennisma to retire
will Walt of a lariat amber ci the whole sterohent masa
of the enmity peeing through the force, ant so becoming
trebled is gears:ay, while tbs osaitty will not be charge I
with any odd Waal payment on that amount.
Tbs folleer.ng stomas, exhibits the whole meant of
mem wWrh wOl be at her Malady's disposal, eseuettes
that the talatirseed sad Revel coed tesiantesre are triad to
the MI snood contemplated for goes farms raepsetively,
beta" the ammialiun was lased, sod that the sdhtiome
which they hare recommended me Woo circled into efect :
UNA fa the home ports 4,000
Combisead 12,000
Mehra embodied 0,003
Ills abort genies pemeneen 4,100

&way shirt antes pee Osamu, ay lAN
...-. $6,111110
Royals..l whin wore UAW
- -

Itaval volsoteera 10,-000
30,000

ltak:ng in all 60,000 mcn.

This doss not ice-lute the elditiou of 5,000 men, which it
ha■ been said might be made to the marines, without im-
pairing the eflielsacy of that holy se a novel hirer, If bar
hfsjes.y sh mid be advised either to substitute that Dumber of
marines for troops of the lie., or to •id that number of men
to the whole military and navel seteblieluneuts of the king-
dom; nor doss it Include the 6,000 Vdiliallelll wheat it is as-
sumed are 'besot on leave b the loag voyages. "Of thus
forces," my the ocesusieskeers " the Mids la the home

ports sad tisioomainerd stay both be epee:llly rateed,and this
should be doss at once. The marines embodied are taken at
the nudes usually Mallard in this country. Tbs short-
service ports, swam as well se nisrlaw, will be filled
up in about saves yews. The royal naval volunteer may,
in the opinion of the witnesses, be recruited without any
great deity."

Comparing the naval stimates of this year with the
amount, which will have to be exploded, before the meet-
guard and the naval omit volaateere here ben brought up
to the eta.e oontempleted by the atatates which 'egoista
these forme respectively, a further expenditure will be re-
quired of 64,8821.

The coolmissiocere ardente the whole *spasm of the
'Wakes ea follows:

DEPROIIIMINVI IN 7111 POACH lIIITIJILIBRXINT.
Increased allowances of provisions £42,391
Passions of 'errant officers' widows 19,150
Yens utensils, clothes, and bedding 14,200
Instruction and training ships

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Potty oaken' baps 6,833
Pay and pensions for gonnery

IN THI QUEEN'S 6I TICE.
2,000 additional covet-guard men £116,623
4,000 relieta in home porta 132,000
6,000 shot t soryi,* pensioners, marinas 45,625

IN THII MERCHANT SERVICE.
20,000 royal naval voltmtaara is lonia
and 6,000 in &dent magas (In-
cluding school ships) 200,000
494,160

Making in all 8598,M1

As a deal resource, is case of scrod danger to the coun-
try, compulsory service most remain her Majesty's pnrogo-
the, but the ocestaiedosers recommend that two limitations
be made in the latest enactment on the subject ; viz , one,
Oct It attall may be called into aper.tion in the case of
danger to the memory, declared by her Majesty in son.
A after the voluntary resting shall have been
Int celled oat for service; sad escondly, that if her
Majesty Mould ever find it necessary to precdsim compulsory
moles, a relief should b. provided for every OM= within
a period of these yeses from the time of kis entry on bmrd
ship ; end that he should not be liable to be called opm for
a mooed peal of genies. until after the aspiration of •
tree, to be szpeesed in the statute.
Concluding their smart, the Commissioners observe
" Year Majesty pommies in the mentreat woke eletesebe
of naval power, esti as no ether gonnuseat in the world
sejeys. It is tram that bittern no Warden nomination
hes misled kr morn is year Majesty the Immediate
commend of these reseenes. During a long pesos,
relies. baß been pieced, either en the improbability
that danger wield arias, or on the elfloacy of implement to
ferntrit the mem by whisk Anne meld be eentrestelusid
everoome. Cheeps is yobbo sentiment, sad is the circus-
atenees of the case, have shaken that reliance. We rejoice
to believe that, by improvements in the admisletration of
per Majesty's navy, sad is the regulation of the merchant
sonlea, other remeross ban la the noontime been platted
Mania the leak of per Majesty's governors; and that
it is new Is their power to sebOltute for ustralesd con.
pion servile a 'pial of ddenos, voluateity, Mho.
the, end eatrolated to draw closer to your Majesty at
rits moment of danger, the loyal estbasieen of those on
whom your Majesty will rely. We thereon humbly and
cemildeetly submit to your Majesty the deckles of memures,
width, wit& their primary ohne is the protection of this
cousin from the hazards of war, mast at the same time im-
prove the pueblos. est elevate the charac'er of the British
1111111110•12 in the two services; end mite them t Inther in the
Ora boo& of reciprocal pod feeling, and of commas
interest."

The report le datel the 191 h of the preseat rearath„ rued Is
rigned by the Reel of Hardwidke, the Marquis of Maeda",
Mr. Cardwell, W.F., Admtrel W. F. Mardis, &r J. D. ILI.
phtastoee, Mr. John Shepherd, sal Mr. R GUM.

A telegram from Paris, in the second edition of
the Time, says —"lt te repotted that Lord Cowley gore 02
Viwana one special mission."

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Some sensation had been caused at Madrid by a
dhagresable arab at COlllOl2l. The Captain-General of that
provtoce moon time ago gave directions to the commander of
the fort of San Antonio, of that port, not to allow any vests*
to leave which had nvt obtained a regular order. An
flaglish vessel, the Gibraltar, resolved to leave without OWL
flin woe told to stop, but did not obey ; some musket 'hots
wan fired at her, bat she took no notice; at last a cannon
wee arei to mate her bring to, and on that she .topped,
complied with the fonnallty of obtaining en order, and
Isft
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Lest evening's Gazette contained a write of de-
spatches relating to military operations against the rebels to
India. The haat of these docomeate bears dine the 17th
Deeember, end the events narrated belong estkely to the
pat. hinting been fatly detailed is secoluits published by the
"frrsad ether putdiejoereals maaywee ego.
eLION IlAlte. The following notion were
lard hose the General Post-ofßee yesterday, viz. :—Malle
foe the Mediterranean, Bonet, India, lisurttine, Ceylon, and
Miss, en Marseille., will he &smashed on the evening of
the 26th jest. Orism, for the Mediterranean, Egypt, India,
sad Mauritius senile, cis Soettuunptas, on the 26 h inst.
The nest mail from Cabana direct, Peceog, Singapore, and
China, nit Marseilles, is due in London en the 26 h hist.
rho ant mall from Intl% en Bombay and Mtn/eines irides
in Landes on the gad peradzoo.
MSS DEAD IN THE JuNout.—The bodies of those
slain lay torn sad dismembered by wild beasts la the jungle.
One greyheaded old artilleryman who had stuck t long
by Ids gnu, lead the top of hit Iliad curial clean away. In
aes dotes a parse amteining a gold umber end fifty-/nee
rupees was found by a soldier. Tim horrid vultures wee
pitting sad *eking at the deed—verimble epicures in their
owe tablas, and sea away with kern wings out-
spend, too gorged end heavy fur telt, es wed sturbed
them. These ampsea lay amid wild Gowen on the Haien
beds of grew. I rentientered lakeremen, shun I sew
beach of aoletegrowng through the jewthaes of a null.—
Letter from Ora.
MURDER IN LANAIIIIIIIRE.-011 Saturday night
eta late hour, a hammerman reeding is Larkbill, new
Hamilton, named Rabat Stewart, quarrelled with hie wilt
while in a state of intoxication, and knoekel her down and
beat h-r to that she capitol &moot immeliamly. The
outrage wee committed on the Mee, shortly after Stewart
bad left • pablishouse, Inns he hod beet carousing. He
was at once apprehended sad lodged. is Hamilton poi. An
inveedgrime into the drowestanees is gong on in the mean-
time. Deemed was about forty, whin the rimier is only
twisty-right.
Tres VACATION JunG e.—Any person who has seen
Me vacation judge at work must be pained to see what he
hes to undergo ; from morning till two o'clock or thereabouts,
he leers summotmes not attended by counsel ; some of the
solioltne and their clerk., who are thee heard, may be comes
priest to their dines, and awned the proper linnet° which
they may epproseh la proponsidiag their difileeities; bet,
however they easy mein the judge, their webers see legion
sad Mae of then lbws him, sad wane public time with their
leseelmok eldgerity, sad importunity ; worm time all, we
have may a tame sees little aline boys le jackals rushing
nee the room to ask for lime to plead ; two of these email
urchin ere end to have fought in the surreal presence of the
fete Mr. J sake Williams, who witnessed the onset with
eslemeen and resignation, remembering how he himself had
heeded far his client, in days long gone by. At two o'clock
Oine the counsel end pleaders, too often negated of the
Mats the judge has undergone, aged they hequeetiy detain
his to a lots hour In intricate *rent:mats. Now, jest let as
eseelder whet We work is ; if a judge is trying a erase he
hes a lit tie respite whilst colossal are talking
to the jury, and farther, he swills the rear-
mats satisfaction of not having to decide after all.
•Ha might just doss a little, perhaps laugh a little. If a
natio judge, and fond of popularity, he may even amuse the
jay and the bystanders by forensic fun or well-ptecedented
oke, which, coming from such a ponce, la sere of a certain
sweat of appreciation, At chamber., on the other hand,
then is so respite, so levity, but the atteettee sea ha alias
sad at fall stretch aortae the whole these of the blaring of
each sammeme; if it is sot, the jags loses the lined, emi
moan deeldaiA4l Narita e, tar Ir
THE CITY PAVEXINTS.—Lestib= for the first
deo stied* the memory of the oldest bodes of the city.,
sem ei.the nemeroue porters, beadier, rend shareagers in the
Beek of England, or perms employed by _limo, were seen
busy In sin epng the footpaths armed the Bank of Bora.
The Latin of this °panting is sot appereet, anceeth did
remove the din, end the bank footpath. were des.. Whether
the barites will ever condescend to do it again moans
doubtful. These sea mow eves bets emonpt the members of
the Ott* ligerso that the Palen de Lord 111s4e—khe
Mewl= Hew—will monad to the dignity of having the
Silkiest Itletwafe la the City, letely sad for may years ea-
Jared by the Beak of Reeked. It has ben &apposed that
the paths were never swept, to yeirreed respectable ass
from aiming in desires to break to the Bask.—firdiffing
Nan.