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London, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

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LCEDON, TUESDAY, 14Y 17.

We have never professed to be dealers in what
me coned special judgments. Yet there are fatalities
which point a moral not to be mistaken or =ldabel.-
peeled ; and it is satisfactory to be assured from
Los to time that in the chaos of human destinies it
is not the good that always suffer, or the wicked
that always lowish. When we see a FERDINAND
of Naples seek in perjury, and steeped in innocent
blood to the very lipe—the life-long torturer of his
people—djiag inch by inch the death of HEROD,
decomposing visibly before the breath is out of his
consecrated and putrescent body, a foul and noisome
feast of most politic vermin, a royal victim of the
distal,- of dungeons—we feel that, as our corm_
speadeat expressed it, the poor stupefied malefactor
has already passed from the judgment of men, and we
do not panes to press the ghastly warnings of that
haunted death-bed. History is full of these reprisals,
but they are not always equally swift, sudden, and
oierwhelming. The guilt was not so glaring, and
the punishment is not so dreadful ; the crime pre-
served appearances at least, and the penalty is not a
catastrophe, but a lingering discomfiture in the
midst of encore, and an ono:erased defeat in the
veer hour of victory. Do we speak in riddles!
Ask the Emperor of the Fumes, the sulduer of
France, who takes the field am the liberator of Italy,
with the wreath of triumphs not his own around
his sword, and the lustre of a cause by none more
than by his race profaned, falling like a star
upon his name. Italy, forgetting and forgiving,
hoping and trusting, mhos forth to meet him, and
casts the precious riches of a nation's gratitude at
has feet; fur Italy, in the depth of her despair, is
content to know that he is the declared enemy of
Austria. The friends of Italy, who have grieved
with her grief, would fain rejoice with her joy, and
bid uneasy afterthoughts be still. Bat no man
knows better than Loris NAPOLEON that it is the
curse of arbitrary power—unsanctioned by right,
unpuritied by freedom, built on violence, and bared
in fraud—that its beet acts shall be tainted with the
memory of its worst, and that the stain of its begin-
nings shall cling to all its nobler ends.lEven expia-
tion is denied to those august offenders who have
reared the fragile edifice of personal ambition on the
ruins of a people's rights, and who seek to
stamp out ea battle-fields abroad the record
of imam", iniquities at home. The conscience Of
mankind is not after all so dull and dead as poten-
tates imagine, and Loris NtroLzow is but the latest
living example of an eternal law of retribution.
All the ink of all the bulletins and all the proclama-
tion. cannot blot out the damning reprobation for
ever stamped upon the hand that signed tie decrees
of December. The bi,ght of that morcirg which
struck the liberties of France to the dust darkens for
cite the sun of the Second Empire.

The canoe for which the gallant legions of France
are now encamped on the plains of Piedmont is
amusedly as noble and stainless a cause se ever army
fought or priest prayed for, or Heaven blamed,
National independence is a came to which the heart
of this Eng'sod of ours teats • willing and a glad
response. Who can know better what it means than
tbe sovereign race that dwells in them inviolate
Meads? Would that is Italy, where it is now play-
ing its last stake, this came of causes were without
alloy' Bat it is impossible to shut our eyes to the
fact that the doubts and apprehensions of good and
true men accompany the march of absolute, power,
however generous its aims or diainterested its
promisee. It ki not that they love Italy
less, but that they hate Imperialism more.
An EMPEROR who holds the peace of Europe in
the palm of his hand, and who ha, the enthusiasm
of half • million soldiers at his bidding, cannot coin-
amid the confident.) and sympathy of free men, or
co•gant absolution is the name of glory. He can.
sot dual* the (ryas of men to whom great principles
are somithisg mete than a sounding brass and a
tinkling eymbaJ.4.The Emperor of the FRENCH
Will lw called upon to give to the world a
great sod rare example of penitential self-denial
before Europe will consent to regard him
as • champion of clvilisation rather than
as a conap,r►tor in the garb of • crusader. Were he
not the man of December; were France still free
in thought, word, and act—fres to be silent cad to
speak, to give and to withhold; were the mind and
heart of France in armi for Italy, the world might
tremble with expectation, but it would not shrink
with displeasure and distrust. When France Impe-
rial has routed, as we trust she may, the hordes of
Austria, neutral Europe will be whin-- What
snit and the answer will decide the fate, not of
Italy only, bat of Frame herself.

ROYAL PAVILION, atcsassorr camp,
10.
The Queen reviewed the division at Alderahott
ander tie ereemed of Lient.-General Heap this morning.
The Dullest Oambridge, attended by Lord Beriberi& and
Usee,Cairest Wan, arrived at the Pavilion at 10 o'clock,
lksaa Latess.

r !bar" a* 1.1 alekak bar Majesty left the Paviliterfn•
amines sod Inv, asemyadied by the Princess Alla, and
atasadal by Lady Kaaisaald.

Ptiaer; Haft kilned in umber carriage, abraded by
be Ran. lama Stanley and Mae IlUdyard.
Mrs Prbce Camort rode on bombed,
The Qores was also wooded by the Doke of Cambridge,
Oarral Cetomeadieur in Chief ; Major-Chmerai Former,
Depot, Adjuteat.Geogral ; Coleus! the gm A. Gordon,
Darby Quelleuriber-Oisseal; the Equerries in Waiting,
and Or Mail Ailiedits.

Hat IIWM, totairsol to the Pavillon at the atatchuias of
Ilto roolow, sad loft oink for London, at t3re minutes pad
4 o'clock.

The Qum sod Prim Oman, accompanied by the
Prinosam Mk* mid Seism., and attended by the Lakes
aid Ispandes in Waiting, arrived et Buckingham Palma at
U WWI* ham 6 o'clock yettarday afternoon from Alder-
shot; having travelled by a special train on the Beath
Women Railway hum Farnborough to the private station
et Yamaha

• iletriasrat of Light Dragoons eraded the Ogees der
dr pailway stern to Buckiaglret ?.M. where bow
lialrey ird the Palace Consort ware rirefeed by led de to
Warr, the M.paB. d Abort are, Lord Crates, Lard Beget,
Lard C.h Cetera the Hon. A. Liddell, sad Wesel
Treads e.g.., Cara.
The Dasher at Last arid with the Clara
• Lard Oradea he. sawadel Lead limbs as the Lord fa
Waldo. to her may.

The Duchess of Cenbridge viand the Duchies of Lot
Teeter-day .t Clereac•-houre, St. lanais.
Denman were received et the Coicalaf-nlioeinnedey
from the 0,,514011 of the North Aosericea Y mines,
Latino, Niseritise,Ceylon, Hong K , stodge Ameentlen
sot mice. Deepatehes wen seat to the of this West
loth= Colones a iat British Cohost:4a.;

MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.—(THIS DST.)--na.
morning the marriage was caislanted, at fit.Haorgo'sChiarelt,
HMOVOI-KiIIIIM, of the Hon. Dudley Ryder, rend as of
ths Earl of liarrorby, with Miss Dant, Woos of this Dowager
Duelers of Basin=; also of the Hon. Mies Hanlary
Tracey, third daughter of Lord &Kiley, with Frederica Pod,
Eaq , son of the Right Hon. Mr. Yates Pool.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Labouchere, mother
of the Right Hon. Henry Woodson, M.P., died on Banda,
last, at hoe residents In Upper Grontssor-strut, to kr 89th
per.

The Earl and Counter of Fife have been plaited
limo grief by the almost sudden demise of their puled
daughter, who died. after a very short illness, on hosiday,
train bronchitis.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles and Lady Mary Wood
end Mile Wood arrived in Belgrays-equare but evening from
Mickleton-ball, Ycskehire.
The Earl aad Countess of Euston are expected at
their rendes:sin Grosvenor piece in a few days, from Path.
The Earl and Counter Somers have arrived in
town for the mum The noble earl has taken a milieu
at Prime's•gate tar a term of pen.
The Earl et Coventry hu been during the past
weak asfertalning the following distinguished circle of per-
meal friends, at his seat at Severn Bank, near Worcester,
hr the rejoicings in honour of his attaining his majority
Viscount Risley, M.P., Lord Henry Medan Lennon, Lord
Coartenay, Viscount AZVIOVET, M.P., Mr. Ragout, Captain
Peytoe, &e. The party brae op yeeterday.
The Earl of Donoughmore has left London for
Parmoutti.
Lady Egerton has issued cards for an assembly
reesnow erniag, at her mansion in St. Jams's•sgaare.
Lord and Lady Harry Vane leave town to-day
for Paris.

Lady Pakington had an evening party last night,
at the First Lord's off sl reeidatos at the Admiralty.
Predate to her ladyship's roceptioe, Bir John end Lady
Pakimstoa toothed el dinner hie /Wallasey Harm Ben-
lack, the Marquis end Matchicasse of Salisbury, the Had of
Castarven. Field Marshal Viscount and Viscountess Comber-
more, Lorl Btan'ey, the Right Hoe. the Chancellor of the
Rochopter aid Mn. Diana, the Right Hon. Sir John sad
Lady Larnaca, wr William sad Ilan Lady bliddhotaa,
Admired Sir Theme end lady C >throw, Admiral Sir Hopi
Lake. Adakel Pram Major Prebya, Mn. Windham,
and Mla Thdlasea, Ike.
Major-Omani the Earl of Cardigan, attended by
Woad Cotton, A.A.0., sod Captain Howe, A.D.C., arrived
yesterday at the Royal Hotel, Manchester.
Moms. Bradbury and Evans announce that, on
the bed of July, they will publish the thet number of a sew
illustrated periodic'', entitled Uric* • ?Perk. The I'M
number of How hold Wordy will be published as the
214th, after which data that publication will map late
Aft as Year Round.

The Cuestigut ion nel states that altar the
dieser revered for the Emperor and his party at Xerteressa.
ea We jersey to MarseThee, Dr. Connma premeetel to ere
of tke seeds three misters phot,erepha—oos et the Z.-
peter reading. another of the Emperor seated, sad the third
represertng the Emperor, the ampere, and the Prime
boyerial t "pother. Sort afterwards the chamberlain to the
Barre, prorated to each perm from her Majesty a
smell sold model cf the Virgle, with the leased, " Mazy,
prey fee al."

Duriag the absence of the Emperor Napoleon the
darer peablhhed will bear the ordinary fonnuh —"Bre-
hm, by the pace of Gol, Scc.," sad will conclude in the
following words, "Pa the Emperor—in virtue of the powers
ocalerred as ate, the Enipnoss."
The instructions left for the Empress Eugenie are
said to hare bean gallica by his klsjeety hinawil. Thry an
drama op with the greeter clearness end precision, and
provide for all the eras that ma arias in the relatkies be-
tween her Millety and the constituted bodice.
The Grand Duchess Catherine of Russia and her
beread, the Duke of Meeklenbrurtitretitz, bare arrived
m Pais. They hare come (torn the south, sod =tend to
atria for a few dap ia the French capital before they return
to St. Petersburg.
The Empress-Regent, with her household, cm
Sunday granted mess in the chapel of the Tuileries, after
which Omura meeniatiose to)lt plats.
Intelligence has been received by the Tines from
llonhey cf the death of Sir Jarnseljee Jejeebhoy, as the
I t,h of April, at the ego of 76. He was et the bead of the
! native merciatile body of India, sad was created • baronet
'by the Battik government a law years back. He was also
presented with the freidom of the city of London. His
demure to public objects daring his aticorafill mercantile
carat unmated to stoat 300,00 W., and he bee bequeathed
a Urge fortune to his family.
The Prussian Gazette publishes a letter from St.
Petersham, which erten that the joy caused by the taking of
Widen, fichamyre stronghold, wee daropsd Ly the fact that
ha himself rd his principal supporters male good their
escA. A squaws of dregoone, which panned them to
I Heiytt or Me. W. T. FAGAN, M.P. —We re. the mounterr, was noshed with lose, and would hare been ir •to -...t,uee• demise of Mr. Wm. Trent heer, merely destroyed but fur the timely succour of a de-wh-
at,. de .1 j rt., roles at hot lodgings in ilentheeters mot of creaks.
Loildiare. &her • protracted ilium He we
.h.et ate.t r. 3 ot. ia his native city, Cerlt, =BIM The Cormier de:Chams!ry gives the following
tee.oleeeett refeetelee for in the /109•11 of Canimene mplstratlon r to the cause of General Donate saddle
ia 1047. la April 11161 he reigned kis see, but wee ee • dm* He arriving at fluse," it says, " the general,
Meted ie 11152, end but eat in that erserly ear then, sad
Wee '0,0.4w U. „ion., shooks. The &mod w►cis in a state et prothol perspiretka, bad the imprudence
gentleman wee as at. coal ',real, but sir evserdly bp to drink a glass of cold water. and tell dead immediately
meted air his pet:tire, etea•ttety by all patire la the , afterwattle."
Bore of COCOM.II4.
T. tern. ratirtma utai ia hie affer The Louisiana legislature has passed a law re-
yew. • Wears received lest evraieg by the Beth&
.04 Isiah hiegark „at Cork rating coloured people which will ioevit bring that
Bramemr. I. rarianciag the arabMr.Fagan, Mat. into centric= with foreign countries. It IROViare that
says "The liberal parry ewe prepared with a ear.didre in ^ "free prone of colour coming into the state by water shall
the gram of Dr. Lyme, lib' I" ' •nhet their ad- be lodged la gaol until tae vessel in which the rid pram
tneee. As Warm gw. :14Piwe this enter shall be ready to Mrs port; that when the master
easing. Mr. Weed, It le std, le she cease ;at ell '
rents • otateet ls farireile." of lbe veesel applies for the edoured person be *ball give •
Palatals lY BUINDIOILAM AND Toe DlintlL-f. I bend Is 500 "la" to Wawa within 24 ham, end that
—13111111., tV, MAT It —This sectrolse a Cirealer wee 'the c loured person shall Dot go ashore again; that
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singannounc that die ef CharhaVillatti sad Co. of where the =alter neglects or totem to pay the gaol fees of
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this tom wae to prat feeds to nett their
weedearrest 40 ants per day, sad Mai the coloured pawn is euateely,
rte • , dielliPed• the bond, the charges nalties shall be
'ed. 'flit hour bad Mire trearetle us clingy with „
Loth. ups. or on the rose!, sad the coloured nosp be tot at liberty,
Soak Areerlea; at the
aloe of protest by the b ,ictuPer7Alfred Willem and Co., ef ' end have see days to lame ate 81• M. If found after the lays*
Broberg. Os Sitar:lay, Meru. Cmmell and Pone, iron. of that paid the tenon as liberated shall be Impaired
=assert. of Tlp,a. emtp-d paymear, Tbo greet/et p dim , from three to twelve swaths, at hard labour. If taken a
'4 the animet is owing to the Dudley sad West Bronarialt reere t rue, then iieriament for So, years. the-halt of
Book* cm.pny, by whir the crows hr ham' stopped; ahe pecuniary penally la to it- to the informer, who is made
it fortlfrie particulars are not yet known. TM precericas I
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