The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-27 00:00:00

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Ls ision, deposed thy No, 8,599.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2?, 1858. 4:01:
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Are found • silt . __.
t individuals, with . INDOCRION IN TAMAN NONNT.-Tne Passes new to 10tEETHOVEN ROOMS, 78, Her 4 . THE NEW MINISTRY. The uncertainty of the time whom an inevitable event It is rammed that 81r E. B. Lytton •
r.otte documenta am Saba mot Dam bars-Fos OW Ora ja
/mks, iii to ma Munn to asates. neva CT NSW Turk, fl per MEgaINIT"'"&"-ED ierraClEo-11"..Epke Mr Rir Pi:a": litalt.iwTetisoTe int cant. • must ha is one of the most embarrassing facts to the the is
without office. In the event
publi?c.
Will
Lordwh Derbytll
ilhaimprowbeau
bethisommemat to
mant_hy why the hon. baronet „r
or' Were system.* Mr rid II m era POO& (From the Jferskre Anal.)
sae as-lfar ter erne name Jon the Pretelee No. _.......
u., to • coesiderstis RTTISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL re, Ileardrest.lbeeraderrve. 614 I " pam
Mr. Blackbnrne has, we believe, accepted the poet probabilities of mending him position, re should my-No.
addrord he MAILMIA IMlttja_dal *as Mab, TRANSFER OF THE 04:;VEDNWINT.
co., macadam, hod .
_He 4 Zeal e"•eArg.01::::=Irli EHOTOORAPHIC SOCIETY,-The EXHI- of Lord Chancellor of Ireland ;in which MON Mr. Napier Bat a minister who undertakes a goverment with a ma°. idoot7thothectof vacstotingonnhoinnoes (eat
-burg
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ice eider for 2,L. „manra,,,,ha aes ear -Hain The mason ee 'IVOR of PROTOONAPeIe la NOW °Pell et Is From the Court Netrie•We.) will be the Judge of the Court of Appeal; Mr. Whiteside, city of twtroohmun.dral, spinal him cannot be be___expeoted„.
_!o_h_or contained ; and we invite the ,
and em I.' ved in al. easr rode re se : mosopring, however so
apel. One °Mem ARAIII4., • 0 .;I Mold,
NI AGANA fee OIL 10* liftsmkeosy jr="1.p......tr.u.1'auti...1,1 ... ' Sa&a., Ir. Her Majesty the Queen held a Court and Privy Attorhey-Gland ; and Mr. Fit:maid, Solioltor-GeneraL The same indumoan the came mitanew7the''..l.l7;:reini prepared for such •• 0011th47 '
t
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r relief offered to yey went in NSW 0 . Nara a 'ma Wo: dd. The hro:r• And Paten
..cnostbmot Council yesterday afternoon at BrickliSam Palace. Lord Loraine will be a Lord of the Admiralty. fee ordinary prudence and public interests, which prompts to
lord to go. The nal of Ole" b Ind for Aprtl & rdreinolhelse= lits'etair rail... , ...48:41.2......armwe ice lb' Lord (ran worth had an ladies/ma delivered to Lord Bateman will be one of the Lords in Waiting. the one act, will impel him to the other. This is a convic- 2.R.BeRARas / L
Mendiesty, said :he Perm mem% me Prerirkark lag
yam as 0111111 se heard :-Te rhantill 4
unsettle the whole country for months to come. The oommittr ~
iiu, ameba,. l'alopp AIL To low Test. art R. KAHN'S MUSEUM and GALLERY of Viscount Palmerston had an audience upon resign- Lordship of the Treasury. The noble lorddeclined the same,
rdently bra trouble. P. Bala and Mr '
but in terms of cordial confidence, and support.
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ser,n4.
RipAinys:ont.imaitspoloesielißrirme%.Pret ing office. eroseeirefritsfor
port which Red lom eat ii,Mllllmber el = Ide• lemateisrempr le Isar • rmaw,liampiem•-rir by The Marquis of Clanricarde had an audience, And (From the Sot Pane of this day.) MINISTERIAL ADDRESSES.
Dof the robbery me Sc.., ........, ... .. . rewfroil pr. .Ea OballeM d VIM 10 eawww/E deliveted to the Queen the Privy Seal.
mersomen, amens; a crant LIM; a. O. sod,. 0. MS; IS *at r.O f =, lull awl." as : • As to the measures, we look, in spite of Mr. -,,,- mid that it
ruardmons. The bag Olt. WON: N. On ow Ora D. Cara Nan. and IVs .* of weal. Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, the pima,. Indian d . fora moderate India Bill. In ME. DISRAELI. Butt tele
the dire
ck to Germany ad . 11Magorans,,
WWI: • Iiari"AIVIM. Wirencet: " surs‘tdelaseLft"..4.l49.:* idel ' . Ss" re ..d••• = Right Hon. Henry Labouchere, and Lord Pannsure,
sou at sa same
gentiewan,s
piedo to the adooosto of an
a Post-effice sear is
's opinion as to id TEAM to NEW YORK Direct, and thel
nptmses in *endue IIPOOn. issammelL stile' 1111.6 'MI 1".•"..4 MS ins 111 Ibe Seals of Office as her Majesty's principal Secretaries mai'diati currency, we also expect the wssernd°lB to
GiatiaMen'-"Th. Q'll'al having
mad"
to
the Earl of
the
acIIIaIediTrILDILVVISIMICI-8111PIZOIIPANT . ' of State. uphold those sound principles of commercial morality Derby the duty of formal' en adminietration, her Majesty ,a'
has been graciously pleased to confer opon me the office of
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MR. CALDWELL'S THIRD SUBSCRIPTION The Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith had an which the " organised hypocrisy " that firmly established.
CITY et eatrtnean ~. ... weerwaor, Mesh U. A•V'M' CALL 'W..= .ieler, fa=lB..dpdhl,Mowd..t_Blll tliair audience, on resigning office as President of the On other subjects, we must decline to oast so difficult • Chancellor Of the Ex ter: ' I taiga, therefore; into your i
CITY of wASIUNCITON '''''
. Widne.M. Mortal 111. S:
2nTtlittrn-iiiiWifiered Slid. rd swat Board of Control. horoscope. The cabinet ewe divided on churoh-rates, klancis thaktiNek.whicht for tell NOW T9ll have attended
R 4140A100 ..... . . Wednoday Asetll4.
Cam rowers. la ft. Wei ii itiMe.:. aseersice to tile ertemssearr ,„„,„ adji=„11••• 01 1.; IlMild....rih.= Earl Granville had an audience on resigning the divided on the Jew Bill, divided radically and irreconcilably
brie.
it‘hostitzuSr..amn, . ber,
.. lit dosMoodstofj Comm_
oddonp,,._,blit -as , il
sow on the great question of national education. All the 5' 414.
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MI tesesy 1Ei...0111b Forward TM lielim. •M. ; SI la- law office of Lord President of the Privy Council.
MO Wee lee'
am stlllaiterro.te. Meted IMO es me . The Duke of Argyll had an audience on resigning buldilf• which they feed the 0011 Mew would be verl trw, I Pee laws to swiuniccilhw, AP
r Males WWI adosinreeto Nona
lee tamer peobentors aegis to WILLIAM INMAN If net al pATEarr coglinurAs, £1 16a, of superior offie. as postmister.oenma. iaademtate to describe their own internal ccadltion. Par- t. -I` shalt' solicit 114 . 1;oeour of f
ise mho es eperaban malearawat"landneEllinglkL"="in.. al. giagLiwnnila ga.,....“4 ni entaaaawilinnun mowlablo:1100216. fir "Weetwe'"ks"4o4.llmslB4lstoftell rditabsksr. ;Vs Lord Stanley of Alderley had an audience on re- liamelialY FM= °Cern.. 'O:4 •• much •Oa • hand di. than Thoth° -alitecranftelb . tim•ces.
oYenrcthe fdiwoltiteeeeerytularel"
info.
anarelterdee Ih• le,"weeen,,,,,Lut signing office as President of the Board of Trade. es • lee-thowli 011 which they are driving tow
we
sureirseed als am TH 3 VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM- AM mai pow ere eseimema," Kiel The Right Hon. Sir George Cornwall Lewis bad, awwwWoll- As edimeltreerd of the bonie for •kw da7s 40611, saa in MN DIM -1111.4100 i-; 11
II • otollerellll WNW d stile LINII. 'an audience and delivereril=ea. hikireekbli 44 • we° "••••• kg ibffit ; **lf EitimMTlVOlt • • lefrecalliAnahser
ramie ivihessemen TelTitt. "PATIN MAIL :MAXIM cos Soolheopfte er • .
ri:zu In:all ' '
• ".O. Legere' ellffiferfileP stile , elm thet b. Tfiee are MEW Jo sols- mlartont Oftriflakikklemagerefei . I
end W.. kW ~.....".14r.1110.3.* X, lid sten-Te-eef --ertmette The Right Hen. M. T. Balsas hid ;an aidienoe, =lo,,,,:iket ells °lll4nauta, but the hedeldel head aof al*. .imilanm, kw proved hie fee'
el lee Exchequer may still cut the threatrof t .
Us. to Ise. for Threalla. Miliaarrii.lla2 love SO es T ad 4 alatSsa=2/1:1 "Illi,:irt&TA& 4 and delivered to her Majesty his weal of offioe as thenvreedinessaaulawvithvina bodow._swi_46.6.
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le to orb espeetri, Mass eta: •
e.trat.rzoll, bo4tiar t NORTII RAI • sot Cia: hood Chancellor of the Duchy of Look:dater.
tar ...• • etzeg,l, %.4 Itislrt. The Right Hun. Sir Chades Wood had an audience rid of allen. Nam the Derby 110.„ ‘'ll_/_._1111316 kr' wluitico gall =Melt my 1. \
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Tres *INNIS'S= TD.INEEZEI ENINI:SEI: aro* deo At ; klw WNW Was. • ItT.t...wwwww tit resigning office as First Lord of the Admiralty. mwardih...llbullsem me sores and alept°wtik
xi =•=ov.•
fweliernr losares at oar fine and •
,51. :a -rem Nun woo pry °VS" Aild• SM." ....g. r. mum LIM. pless.iumem Ito --rcZa' aThsarea. The Marquis of Lansdowne had an audience of the h;;;Hif wan na shall han:eita. „„,, „ •••erektedild may he SW
eta. wombat totelded,
et a pros to foga /MIA, Mal 11•00110•. __• 0 PZI1) .ea 00. a 3•01•••"...1r. the Queen. reettere Ma% irdepads a IMMI „malty, country will heartily r
war le .en Lesolesi.lL ; Mt. FAT N. ORA
.. dm were two et three de tares: sea MESSRS. NICOLL'S ISTABLISIIMENTS an The Marquis of Breadalbiue had an audience, and •if Mal b romilaield- LlMNlllitter We this conjuncture' a w . i
d wombat to check ere. VIIIIIT IL . Not sold adoluTig use dialled :- . delivered to her Majesty his gold key and alert his "AA...gm * "le 6111110 609001 •81114••d°1' called gar of Eun're
ars eerommeet. sad Ihe arli MIMI& NAAS' ; tea the agnate, PAZ rwelaima Ile and yours sincerely, ,
•he saaneraton Gem kw 5..114' if=2lllll/Tllee ke reletees' "term' wand of office as Lord C%ilrerlain.
t indepredenes by a tempura* rdrametan einee,a":g find Grosvenor-e
woo eses ef reearnrs VERLANO ROUTE.-WEEKLY OOMMO- • 4,,, ammilalierlM esui Thiesers
i wee • Min Masi to The Earl of St. Germans had an audience, and eborepp opt mogornial leader, and Imam spa to eloasent
otos owe ter *lmo syrsalrAl et7Tri, gilt ttritatlM t. Lir
neMortralercarzet.., delivered to the Queen his wand of office as Lord se sad • wise M the MAU The Warm N.
tit the restoil per d wilt a nob whit penes iminedwley, and ea seem ,
bowere nsep lab aro • IT. Ow sad to sod broad WNW
.la the modems. toll Maanse=ll4lrada="•l4M •IN HIV. emskafbiroNstrlmMterffasseffenlceleeThe Duke of Wellington had an audience, on °maim'. in the eacre•ime, of lib•la PrlitliPla% whoever
la <Moroi for arm Um MYR leo sol molest lIIIMIP ll= may be In power.-..;;.
' Master of the Horse.
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1,.. 1.. d. ........., .t ow!, et the • amsatotresi Lord Ernest Bruce had an audience, and delivered (From the PI MU of this day.) ad,'
mom market. Os ths MX
ewer Moot the - ' Mjillr.ri a sit= '4'24 )4 "b". • • %TOIL:A toosiatiiligarttraan
• to the Queen his gold key of office, and also his From whatever point of view we regard parlionsedary r'
meo few Oa, :
. lke ea ef We weemmieww ere deli earselw• he Ws wand as Vice-Chamberlain. parties; the comorratives can show a better neat than any
es the mem' ma ne
leo • mho Jaen eddy incouTioN to CANADA ma the UNITED isamlb of kTaiwd Ibilim *I c•kuis• VisOMlnt Caeileroeee had an audience, and delivered single itemise of their opponents. The whip are in a slims r
~._=er. I.lressietur:: ..§
rr IT EN br drenterallaßAMNZlCAl44., es the ls/64% fIEORGE HOBSON calls the attention of the to her Majesty his wand of office as Comptroller of solution, sad totally destitute of resources for the constr.
At Mb doh rota Oa -..____Lrutgoreenu. W se ' tellbotirlp OW Reps 14.311_ midis to IM seporibto CLACK CLOTH DIMS sad MOCK the Household. tion of a arose government. The radicals and Peelle
I la prim oleo la bore three
r moaner WNW, oft =..P.;""areereQ"werweks.ualk poreert."l/2"wklleed 4prteeweltl""p...gewiews", 3 ..,°1.7.4.11.01, ~.....Th""..tr. ',M..rfee lala.".TlVlA.""d.w."o4B6,tkut: The Earl of Derby had an audience of the Queen, out of wort. The Paireerstonians, already weaker th
of shot. Oda sad aal deo load le co oreat. at Or Meer RM. heM4- Nasellemsortthoomusi,-000000 000800, 11. umut..asetreet. and kissed hands on being appointed First Lord of rivals, would be dill further weakened by a dimole
_itte.......eartore esthee= Laos to Umpool. Ottede.me:tdsa
alp la Mew of the brew these is no possibility of • combination between ,
ow. hut infra. was do el =7.7.0.8$ Iteroor echtitint Clareater crek•e LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.
.. to tee. Ise tp. • soldalso MAN sod WATHUst=I. theThTerealMuarqr%is of Exeter had an audience of her opearvative governmeat, then, would seem to
stem !la to lIE = glarro.."=4"2. ON "ji
broodasst. ILO. , Sal 4. Majesty, and kissed hands on being appointed Lord emelt of the preerat political situation. 7
Llltriotb., loe. U. io Ma per Steward of the Household. The noble marquis are numerically equal to the most motor
i soder osseasse at Mb ' 9virtIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY gm=ROWN tinothers), Patentees of the CAM- reoeived from the Queen his wand of office. enemies. e• • England sicken,
ad for en newterimablek MON& voir Ma la• Not ladle IIaIDON QM sot 11111) for lama Meld. or Misers ms
retained Is is one olso her to Mileat• ass tae * low or tad. spew maw re semi, Earl De It Warr had an audience of the Queen, mistreats-for • party which eb
ly esteeelop le are •to I or W Wtiolreor:1•61•'• Issurlera-Mas
am", id.d. °I Cl*" a •••••6462"a• au• kissed hands on being appointed Lord Chamberlain, of the old characteriatics of '
am a dew sib at preffeut 11101.0101=0 Imo see sem le
tor sod bass on I& tap as *met serime era. aad Ire
powthat.paciflowhich
fide
aut
iildoigraniwitedefed•
1:1181111111171=41 el jeweerwee'es'easee° nmereee't WINS ILLUSI'RATED CATALOGUE of wand of office.
ire to-Mr tae.... s Mir trar:Sirtn:trroo.l,epillijrrid 1",,V37.:F., eowneversos, Now.* sos, wrlm and Dreodol The Duke of Beadort had an audience of her tie re°l°°°°°° by
insuring
P
MI at Jo pros of Lot vas. don and sincerity in dome"
is. MI" dd. IMO to SI; of the bear& JO Nlf •ATI" . 90:00•7• "•••••Ibp ..4111r er.th "wr oPial""aa " "els f°l Majesty, and kissed hands on being appointed lag to the asiversally ear
4ris. tit We.; biriejelli%
.a.. TATIINT *DUD LitTil Ea TONTa AY Tian. Master of the Horse.
. m. 0., se. to ; mew
•XONNAGE WANTEt for KURRACHEE.- awarartreeate. the clamour of agitator
to . PM.. Ma ; .as. OM. • tramp. Two lid captor ran IPA, to mom el PATNNT DISPATCH 101. Idth and erehoot Drodor The Earl of Sandwich had an audience of "-..... meant ands though, '
aro Ira Lberessi to iture.- for farther partlesisrs"d=
rte sup Ply of "Pik .111 11 te Id Odor/ lobed Piro tatray, I. Milltorroaa.o. °1.1.11111 TATIINT TRATIILLINO IWO at, emus emoted Queen, and kissed hands on being appointed Master 't!'hen• gagusimases r
• buyer. A Mots Inds la JON Y learnt wooer. rooretwv. Immmedhe en ehe bot et the bind pas opesOL of the Buckhounds.
pal,. Osta beam sad P. Weal smaller r
RAN K of DE P 0 BIT, 3, Pall-mall Sant. =esesj. w'
simeTieWroastrikruitee elearam°l Pgiresewslarlegg'reie it Earl Talbot had an audience of her Majesty, and way,'" w
•PPly the trade la rather hu• bletehalthed Mar. Lett
kissed hands on being appointed Captain of the will be best
[ bark? I. la. to ta per o. 'IrOPICI: fa MOWRY WY Iff, that from thle der mod further Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms. tire nab
felon Mee, nr.cigiviran......h.. es ,'rye T the GREAT FIRE at WOLVERHAMPTON,
mu repeem or rola at tear- =Mg seam me es Neventber Mel the Drake sad Papers et Nom Meats. Lord Claud Hamilton had an audience of the Lord D'
sews Nib roared. alit Wombs VW OM of ot.WaliDipillCOOD2II
sod blarlettore runnav co is too et MUMS 1 VIII Queen, kissed hands on being appointed Treasurer
Ms ma an hardly be pur- is=illd II .n. North and Clo. • to the
-----Twn WOngertlettee ktrater. a uric 1r 4:ll,aisla, I. ormurra .at saa .are
of the Houeehold, and received from her Majesty his
.s vorket te.das Ma elm alt e, Ilea
iloy.d. Lostsa-CUCBB me wok. Id. ht. Pod% wand of office.
al 414 ms. bums Theo me
, 1.303; and Moe. MI ere. " Y.B Ol GRACK•-P EL IOAN LIFE
www har 131INIRANCII oorraer. 17W.
empareaarX last mob- =l:lleit Ofloele to ellow 0011 k to as Menet ABELTERS in ORMOLU, Glass, or te'esty, kissed hands on being appointed Vice-Chem
a IMMO ; biro, le. le ea W tares Re IP Peelb•A or sfWv Noe Om gAßllreZeirsiest sad see done. awry made marl Olin, sad received from the Queen his gold k
aSSWe co ton sole& sit. ; sal la IM am mse emsreitres roam ILIELIITT‘Lavertor end remitter or the eat; „„a wand 0 Aar.
aes ammo Prim Or to- la Ine ern lamed MIER adrift . ono be orrob to set tooreclt.- •
1n4,6115. IL to 3s. thos, lee eftwilms MIN et as Vgio • ganidelmaseiesmed eau. encash •meea ma . The Rialgrallen. Os* lleffilltatil9ll.'
, , a .., ototi. NA. • . WCIVNIt llellelala• . -
• Or ow". L05.m..........5e55a.*
rarer at us serimartet. 8 CANDLES, 6 and 7d. per lb. ; troller of the Household, and received fro,
a umr ea, owe. sad the TNV F.STMENT in MINES.-D1V1D3241) DAVIEir
-4". lee ...lune
.t. fiee MOO was or mesa IA ; tempareoll am. I. RA: jest his wand of office.
mwow -a.
11"1"7"s
rerta'"( 11-=:kraera ma"rns'aL"- 64- ,b" '"'"l' tat.
tr... Alts.reesha IMO P R WI NNS .
le. Paps are Leda caner. Na I•tt. NO per ens mew la Id.. ; solook...pa=sa. tat ; ~MM. .
:MI.
Impt. N.; Majesty.
ma per IMO tab 4 gjeajturts.mo3l, Mood bad S'orteen rem' espirtense In TM: ......V: pr.. ; c,,i. .0. ...... parVlVlrawit 4..;
row sporeetmens • Mold • Loma and t melon aad ems mar, me,: ee. , wn.., „,, ma. rm. effa* Fa NM; The Queen held a Privy Coanci'
sed as memo Me of hods Mb the Mt emote In the two oseatkante le born III: ea hoI•o figure vil. par _ oral Woes bi his Royal Highness the Piin
te seer. Tr mho wan - Itil=1::: elpplkollen seertaeny. et illtd 13 to taw who ~as gle IL ; welts Siloam, la to. ; la. •ma : Wooed.
a. Md. to Id. Per IA There dolt *met Nom mem Mma eilmeat MU, _acne 04.1 whir pe. 5d,../sr meb. at N. P. 0 VITY tod re ele mramme tree. 0 Derby, the Marquis of Sal'
pho Earn" Mriritaltr-lastr.." neel:le".1"4.111:1•11.1= It or 1.."' a Ill' 31.1".-niin --.. 0. wicke, Right Hon. Spew
. wee* el &Neale stendar.
herbot ask. aalo mato ddEl. OW man
leat net At the der • ummejskosur-tdes leak of Lodes. ALL__By Besw and Railwa&Ainghbuy Malmesbury,Jilir John
TPF.
, pro of as be Mesh fend ezmat usbiptiii..ttimlma.4.l.4 err.. rem& swami! Maim goswiwinwra corionwear.basss-asLaAmasilma 'a mum. B. Disraeli, the Earl of
so •to 7/ ;ow ea MM. Tee,PIP Ws. borough, the Right Hr
ammo ....osete emmter ri1k.".13.6"61g =lb." 67" "1"";Butt", ' Menne the Mar a'
kW abe tit Oho TIN and COPPER MINE& ,airolsce:Mmr.4
opt 111.6.1•4140.4.11.4. M"'~,.
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Stu gem leat week
_olf it It blefer ...'.O, and the Margolis of
pies el Mr hest bed. ae. a pro histirrlssWel MINTS aT tariaIsVMAIIILT NO =row motees. eredre4,l4logloo, and filifoleen At the Council
Mx and twkWar, nom re. to VOMPAIIT. end lad • espedoem to the 'URAL KARI( ,Is
ft
seta el per mow eau dated Lord Pr
ft ser med. We had to nee amid= es Me 1.6101111 •Os pet ten decry
fiROBBll and BLACKWELL, PURVEYORS Sir Frede
aan .use ems. U 4. sod
=SM 413 410118,,EllwrsimasZemassiterseW 11-1 IN ORDINAZY TO 1151 le AJNITT, y Melte eh
paw. Osmor no wi lotto to adr THRUM @AVOW Tan? 1718rt'nf S, aad other Councillor,
.....m. LIM maim rue wall mhe .iii-i-e-a• roliattdarail% Tame Delleado is Orr et Nish pee...crond with the most sea Lord Cho
'ELLIGENCE. iima=hib=ru4 A cascara rater. IT old Pisimesed IMusths
"Inensm."aes-r4Thdr-.10 ord. TartA IMPrelta 'oth'erkilmery err Olellt P
azdost=ose Is rime Ors Moneores ale has losored. ...pee., ileleall et rbetneya. lobo &moo, Vaeoz pm,
of AraboTi.. Jewskil% mad Omer Mmatada, Ancbary ..,
--• Btaagai Braimbearg saher Petted Illtara OW • root Jelin Sip'
14.621E8 a DELICATE COMPLEXION, who diorama nenme we. re. ewer. 5e.....--itenit we Amman
Tlll6.
ow
her WIWI' ele *ell" raw boo ammo le of wlrle sod datopeemeelontoteen Eessibilts• Ilk wee Tedh Ana wa ram" nerd Akers
reed the appllndlon et SOW WADI' /ALTUS/I-
se MI sloe heir hood eL ram prennelsj...altllini radon sad tredoor. et as lof1of nod earstalde ages Yodels, lot adore of
non Yds oard=z= dew /1•11•10 arose. e- ma est Mr. ad=
and CIdIILL. 11. esimment. Imam
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Her Majesty the Queen held a Court and Privy
Council yesterday afternoon at Buckingham Palace.
Lord Cranworth had an sadistic*. and :Wirt-wed to
her Majesty the Great Seal of England.
Viscount Palmerston had an audience upon reaign-
ing office.
The Marquis of Clanricarde had an audience, And
delivered to the Queen the Privy Seal.
Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, the
Right Hon. Henry Labouchere, and Lord Pannsure,
had audiences, and delivered to the Queen their
Seals of Office as her Majesty's principal Secretaries
of State.
The Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith had an
audience, on resigning office as President of the
Board of Control.
Earl Granville bad an audience on resigning the
office of Lord President of the Privy Council.
The Duke of Argyll had an audience on resigning
office as Postmaster-General.

FHB CH.4208 AWAIT MB. I. MITT, Y.P.
The committee re-esembled yesterday. Mr. W.
P. Hale end Mr. Itibton (barristers) werepreent to watch the
proceedings for venousparties.
Sir J. Weir Hogg, • director of the Ziwt India conM7t
mid that in 1867 he had a personal Ication with Mr.
Butt relative to the claims of Ali Moored, kr. Butt wished
the director, to interfere on behalf of the Ameer, became it
might Involve some unpleasantness if he was oblige.. 4 to bring
the matter before the House of Common,. He mid he did
not vie the director, to rescind their orders, but he wished
them to issue directions to the commander at &hide to OM"
eider the Ameer's claims. He looked upon Mr. Butt as
coming before him es • member of the House of Commoner
who was deeiroue of not bringing the matter render parlia-
inesstery consideration if he could avoid it—believing that the
decisions of the government and the court with mare to Ali
Moored 111,10 not just. In consequence of these saggeations,
the mutt toorthe case of Ali Moored into considers lion,
and the melt wee that they adhered to their former decistion ;
but any derision, of the director, wee subject to the President
4trocburile Nerdizorgend Controritsgutrwho teemed ter
avtobe=inin favourwlichi of
ode*, a cosappoiniee,le would bring the matter before
the House of Co.mes that seedon, parliament, being still
=ls consequenoe of that statement the c.,.eims were
By Mr. Bright—He met Mr. Batt in the street nil eloquent
to thig interview, when Mr. Batt asked him w'ret the
court had done, and be (witness) told him that the
wet had come to • decision nntwoureble to the
Ameer. It frequently happened that menthe re of
parliament consulted the Court of Directors on meter, re-
Wag to India.
Mr. B. D. Mangles, M.P., mid he was chair-
men of the Eel lidia Company, and knew Ff r. Butt.
H. bed had oestetedoes im referee°, to All I '4ool*d•
They took plan early in theparliamentary melon ce • 186_7-
Mr. Butt embed to induce tLi directorate take • fed umiak
review of Ali Monies case, and to remit • patios e 4 the
penalties white hell been inflicted upon the Amer. Bs
Mr. Bet to say Wet if the court wowid no
=lnto d o one to • deniandelm the owe most go ed • X
.goeuro:sets The.
siaferenceit was later wiatbnut
weopresented. 'Se understood from a
te it
Mr. Destehl the if the Ameer didmot reosho• justiefi *
***ado 01.60 court he would beet the matter Deese*
NNW 411101611111■11. He did not think that the direel s
ehrln thee ewe from a fear eat the matter'
ouset been parliamee, but in °magneto"
. esimunfoations received from the • President of de
Seed of Control, fer be believed that it dead lie
mew for them to condense • owes leerbieh they wash*
ad lave the support of her Majesty's government, It wee
estesessien to the extent to the Amer; "Oco beckto
r izevereell ems what we can do for you." He feed
might be the justice of the ewe the comagoopve
*iffy Might be done In parliament by ame ad centendlids.,
inevenelat. - • •
Mr. Prinep, to whom wee entrased the dW of
the accuracy of All Akhbar's translation of the eic-
knee put in needed, was called. The phrases "
of Bears," accursed," end ethers appeal to ' e
Cosby by the Ameer were confirmed by Mi. Dream ;. else
the ale/shone that Mr. Coffey was detaining Mm emcee. •
&ray ee the rose and generally all the mein portions or
Mr, •David Coffey wee recalled. He spoke Is Mr. Butt
with eview ito induce him to nee his Mena in • parliament
in behalf of All Moored, and Mr. Butt abtented to that pro-
posal. He did not offee Mr. Butt any reepneration, but
newly asked hill to advents the Arseer'emilkin periefeest
He had frequent oefireaces with Mr. But,
_who one
mentioned to witness that he was to receive 1,0001. for
to India, 11001. to be pied In cash in England, and 7001. to
be asenned by lelia. Kr. Butt never told bin Weber
had entered into an arrangement with his brother. He bed
=iy heed his brother my that Mr. Butt would hi
n, but nothing more,
By Mr. Bejaia Deesy—He never sent Mr. Butt • di.
miner. la ISM Witness wee solicitor for the Amer. lids
brother Jenne (the barrister) wsa. nary. intimate melt NW
B4tt' Threalrere Imisnelg=l"Dul al
8*
Xeltrrin no' A a. Mr.Artee,"rft
attended. Ha beloved Sir Fitzroy Katy received tie weal
foe those sommitations. There wen on imams
of co
nsultations before the petit:tom to the Queen wee=
He (weans) pet the matter into the hands of parliamenter
agents, who emeineted the consultations.
A letter frees Mr. James Coffey we put in, showing that
he had never heed of Mr. Butt receiving money for his ?a-
limentary serefess, and that the only sum he ever heard of
beig promised was for Mr. Butt going out to Imlia to t-
rams the itoser's hominess. A letter of a similar ammeter
wee mg hem the whine% Mr. David Coffey.
Mr. et lie is 'Meat and Co., perilanimeteep
mai mid for his bills of costs between
=Aril Os Amer, ist IM reused to produce them.
Dray Feed* their production ; and the room
we elerNs bet ae dot al= ea the point had been agreed to
venal" ens sfeneened that the Speaker was at prayers,
The temiletes adjourned till twelve o'clock on Saturday.

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(From the Satfidgy Poisao of this day.)
' As to the measures, we look, in spite of Mr.
Dimaslfs Indian demagogiam,, for a moderate India Bill. In
splits of the same gentleman's pledge to the advocates of an
unlimited currency, we also expect the oonservadves to
uphold those sound principles of commerciel morality
which the " organised hypocrisy" Ant firmly established.
On other subjects, we moat decline to out so difficult a
horoscope. The cabinet are divided on church-raise,
divided an the Jew Bill, divided radically and irreconcilably
on the peat question of national education. All the
homilies which they read the wallop would be very
iaadegnate to describe their own internal ecadltkm. Par-
liamentary reform scents not so much a rock • head of them
u a lumbers, an which they are driving full to their
demo on. Aa adioarnment of the loupe for akw days
to aWs se once foe the(' klftglir Etmgobat
461•0 des ant is. They are Meal So
esata of emir opponents, but the liondeldel halide if their'
°Esmallursi the Exchequer may still cut the thmerrot
Mak ashhise with a b
We ileilabtx win =seta by this adventure' er ort
rid al Clioes.-lethee the Derby fle= ragabliaSpolioyaw.
ward MAW awesome and a
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the former case we shall bove=romomar, sad it
roam Mb* emesptsa a mum morality,
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parbythlathet=ertymm,..= its homer sad
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sincere mot ingenial leaders, mad bassos Doha ea aim eat
et Mat Rs Ito and tassfalneme in the slab. The astion
wilt Omit the malt with "RIM* inesmimley, and aa emirs
cadidence la the ascendancy of liberal whoever
may be in power.

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Lord Stanley of Alderley had an audience on re-
signing office sa President of the Board of Trade.
The Right Hon. Sir George Cornwall Lewis had
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Wail Wen of the Biaterksiv ; r
The Right Hen. M. T. Baines had As adiinstek
and delivered to her Majesty his seal of 'cans is
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
The Right Han. Sir Charles Wood had an audience
en resigning office as First Lord of the Admiralty.
' The Marquis of Lansdowne had an audience of
the Queen.
The Marquis of Breadalbline had an audience, and
delivered to her Majesty' Ills gold key and also his
wand of office u Lord aiWserlain.
The Earl of St. Germans had an audience, and
delivered to the Queen his wand of office as Lord
Steward.
The Duke of Wellington had an audience, on
resigning office ai Master of the Horse.
Lord Ernest Bruce had an audience, and delivered
to the Queen hie gold key of office, and also his
wand as Vice-Chamberlain.
Viscount Castlerosse had an audience, and delivered
to her Majesty his wand of office as Comptroller of
the Household.
The Earl of Derby had an audience of the Queen,
and kissed hands on being appointed First Lord of
the Treasary.
The Marquis of Exeter had an audience of her
Majesty, and kissed bands on being appointed Lord
Steward of the Household. The noble marquis
received from the Queen his wand of office.
Earl De la Warr had an audience of the Queen,
kissed hands on being appointed Lord Chamberlain,
and received from her Majesty the gold key and his
wand of office.
The Duke of Beaufort had an audience of her
Majesty, and kissed hands on being appointed
Muter of the Horse.
The Earl of Sandwich had an audience of the
Queen, and kissed hands on being appointed Master
of the Buckhounds.
Earl Talbot had an audience of her Majesty, and
kissed hands on being appointed Captain of the
Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms.
Lord Claud Hamilton had an audience of the
Queen, kissed hands on being appointed Treasurer
of the Household, and received from her Majesty his
wand of office.
Viscount Newport bad an audience of her Ma-
jjssattyy hands on being appointed Vice-Chain-
bulgur, sod received from the Queen his gold key
and wand of offiee.
Rilkadien
The .
the Queen, kissed hands on
troller of the Household, and rece.
jesty his wand of office.
The Marquis of Salisbury bad an audience of her
Majesty.
The Queen held a Privy Connell. It was attended
by his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, the Earl
of Derby, the Marquis of Salisbury, Earl of Hard-
wicke, the Right Hon. Spencer Walpole, the Earl of
Malmesbnry,-Eir John Pakington, the Right lion.
B. Disraeli, the Earl of Eglinton, the Earl of Ellen-
borough, the Right Hon. J. C. Henley, Lord John
Manners, the Marquis of Exeter, Earl de la Warr,
and the Marquis of Aberoorn.
At the Council the Marquis of Salisbury was de-
clared Lord President of the Privy Council.
Sir Frederick Thesiger was sworn in a Privy
Councillor, and afterwards was sworn into office as
Lord Chancellor, and received from the Queen the
Great Seal of England.
The Earl of Hardwicke was sworn Lord Privy
Seal.
The Earl of Eglinton was declared Lord-Lieute-
nant of Ireland.
The Right Hon. Spencer Walpole and the Earl of
Malmesbury were sworn the Queen's Principal
Secretaries of State. Lord Stanley and General
Peel were sworn Privy Councillors, and were after-
wards sworn her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of
State. The four Secretaries received their seals of
office from the Queen.
The Right lion. B. Disraeli was sworn in
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and received from the
Queen his seal of office.
The Right Hon. J. C. Henley was appointed Pre-
sident of the Board of Trade.
The Duke of Beaufort and Earl Talbot were
sworn Privy Councillors.
Mr. Adderley was sworn a Privy Councillor, and
kissed hands on appointment to the Board of
Education.
Mr. Sotheron Eatcourt was sworn a Privy Coun-
cillor, and kissed hands on being appointed Presi-
dent of the Poor-law Board.
Sir John Pakington (First Lard of the Admiralty),
Lord Colchester, the Earl of Ellenborongh (Presi-
dent of the Board of Control), and Lord John
Manners (First Commissioner of Public Works),
kissed heads on their respective appointments.
The Hon. William Bathurst was the Clerk of the
Council in waiting.
The Duke of Montrose was worn into office as
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and received
from the Queen his seal of aloe. Mr. Danvers, the
Clerk of the Council of the Duchy, was present at
the audience.
Her Majesty was attended by Viscount Gough,
Gold Stick in Waiting ; Earl of Caithness, Lord in
Waiting ; and Sir Edward Bowater, Groom in
Waiting.
The Queen's droner party In the seeming included the
Duke of Cambridge, Prince Victor of Hobenlehe, the Belgian
Mishear sad Madame Van de Weyer, the Berl and Countess
of Sheltsebory, Lady Caroline Barrington, Colonel the Hon.
C. Hod, Km Phipps, Oessrel 80 James Simpson, and the
isr7minadWaldtag to the Duke of Cambridge.
of the Ist Lib Guards played during dinner
March Waddell.
Overt", and choral
Caatata, "May Day" A. Medulla.
Walser, " Die Provincialen"
Grand selection, "The Item of Cestille" Balta.
Pas redouble, " L'Etoile du Nord " Dunklar.
Her Majesty's private band afterwards performed in ths
Drawing-room the following pieces:
Overture, " Leocedie"
Selection, " La Zingers"
amities and Aria, "La Pills de Regi-
DonizettL
ment"
Grande Marche, " L'Enient de Francs" Delays Bright.
Dteertiessorat, "Le Prophits"
The 'edictal Committee of the Privy Council sat yesterday.
Indirtasat was the Bight lice. T. Pemberton Leigh
ea en pal Sam South Webs, "Tows. v. Went-
worth." La snag New
Camilla, "Gilmour v. Supple,"
was beard.
Despatches were se lend resewday at the Colonial-Aloe
from the Generates of Lama sed Malta
Despedoims were sent yesterday from the Colonial-office to
the Gammon el the North Aim*" Province,.

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(Fran the Pros of this day.)
From 'whatever point of view we regard pmlinmentary
parties, the conservative* inn show a better hood than any
stogie elation of their opponents. The whigs are in a dale of
solution, and totally destitute of resources for the comenc-
don of a straw government. The radioed& and Yeelites are
oat Of went. The Palinerstonians, already weaker than their
rivals, would be dill further weakened by a dissolution ; and
there is no possibility of a combination between all three. A
comervative government, then, would seem to be the natural
result of the present political situation. The conewvatives
are nmserkelly equal to the most numerous seed= of thole
enemies. • • • England sickens for a asthma' admi.
nistregion—for • party which shall display something
of the old cbanicteriatice of English statesmanship'
that wino but dignified demeanour towards foreign
powers which adds moral weight to our a/liance, and insures
its permanence by insuring its doe appreciation ; that wis-
dom and sinortity in domestic legislation which, while yield-
ing to the universally expressed wishes cid Me people, mist
the clamour of agitators, and sustain the disiency of p nem
meat ; and, though last not least, that, medial sympetly
with ancestral Institutions which is still a component pert of
the Englishman's character, and lonia ltim to detest fibs po-
litical gambler who uses them as etenterets the seam
We have reason to behave that &Cabins eineheellehe
will be found to havecgraiosti;orelbt ovilieti et the eeserver ,
tire ranks, and that will be amidell to
Lord Derby's govenusseby tu6sPrele het belong %hie
connexion, but are weary of the widower sad vacillation of
their own.

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GEORGE HOBSON calls the attention of the
tome ssoordoo BLACK CLOTH DKIIBe sad BROCK
et Us. to Throw Id Biloss sloo am" sad oalarlos book la
Tr for the paissaS warns prtes 21s. TB* laysmos Cam Bta
Nizadloom wick issansay.—GlOßGE 130880 N, IIL Lombardolroot.

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(Fres the Recteel.)
The debt dab to lArd Palmereton does not nthanst itself
with tkejlelat his bishops. We have oleo to look at the
adkalratie *rase in which he hY generally Med Ids vacant
deaneries, a se, and or Wise. TM pod that

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)oiated Comp
from her 'Ma-

amoramore not
the evangelical clergy.
It might be SU) to point out defects in Lord ralesernbm's
government, ending toe easy concurrence in Lord Grenville's
recommendation of the blarquis of Claariende is the dark
blot on the history of his cabinet. To that bltmder, more
them anything she, we trace the fell of the noble viscount;
for we believe that, but for the odium of this Clanricenle ap-
pointment, the country would not have talented for a day
such an turprincipled combination as that which coalesced for
his overthrow.
But, after tasking all deductions, we believe that Lord
Palmerston will retire from office with the reputation of one
of the greatest ministers who bore been permitted to sway
the destinies of Eagian.l. We trust that be may yet be
allowed to resume cake, with an experience enriched by the
lemons of the past.

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THE MURDER IN dRUNDEL-COVET.

(From the /wader of this day.)
The grand difficulty with which it has to contend is an
elemental mistake in the very organnation of the party. It
Is a party without say rain* er Eire. It has net a political
principle to rally to. These is not a man who could be pieced
in any of the offices of domestic sdministration, @camel, a
man that could enter the cabinet at all, who would be pa-
pered at this day to avow the principles of the tory. The
new-tingled substitute " coneervative," sisals nothing at
aIL Lord Grey, the " whig," is truly more reactionary
than Sir John Pakington, the quondam " tory." Mr.
Gladstone, " otesservative" enough in some things, is
revolutionary In others. Lord Derby himself ham per
no principle. except that of sot being " liberal ;"
while Mr. Disreeli's chief aim le to show that the *enerva-
tive' are a party who reconcile the " liberalism of the
morrow to the toryian of the eve." There is, in fact, nothing
that holds the party together ; except some adhesion to the
paeonal recollections of a peat that has entigely diagpeared.
It Is this, the most unsubstantial of all politbil hffilocins.
dons, which nukes men like Walpole, Pakington, Thedger,
Stanley, and Kelly consent to serve under thee. who are
their inferiors intellectually, politically, and practically. The
line, therefore, which the new ministry must take in order
to keep itself going, must be one of incessant difficulty.
This action involves almost a contradiction in terms; and if
the government can butmanage to sustain the credit of the
country abroad, we must consider it to have acquitted itself
well. It is an interim ministry, holding office until a govern-
ment really representing the country ma 14 found.
(From the Weekly Dispatch al this day..)

It has been secertnincd that the miming foreigner
known to have been with the unfortunate deemed spa to
several women who walk the Haymarket on Tuesday
leg ; said also to Madame Leontine, who keeps the house No.
8, Arundel-court. The latter declined to let him stay with'
her, but sent for the deceased, who Caine bionedi-,
silly. She was very well dressed, and wore a very fins
watch and chain (which Litter turns out to be only gilt), had
on a black velvet cloak which was new, having only haw
purchased three or four days before, end a Meek moire an-
•,
dress. He and the deceased at 11 o'clock went tains.
to the deceased's room. The adjoining room is osenfied by a
Frenchwoman who, being in, could not sleep, and who based
them for full an bone talking and laughing. At lis the
morning • Madame Virginia, lodging on the moon& floor of
theism house, en intimate friend of the deemed, west up-
stairs, and, Imosking at deceased's door, asked ler to ems
down and have some supper. It appears she smote& the
invitation, leaving the foreigner in bet apartessat. She
stayed some time with Virginia, and than returned to her,
own room, where the man was still waiting for her. About
half an hour after Madame Virginia went up agate for
book which the deceased had promised to lend her. On
knocking at the door the decreased asked " Who's there ?"
1 She answered, "It (sly Barnes cone for the book."
Upon which the door was opened partially, just sidff•.
banded put through the book. It was the man, who
die book, which is entitled " Les Nouvelles
Nouvidirs, per Miry." Hs, on givieg it, mid, rr
Ls
'mild Madame," and the deceased said, " Bon sob. (good
night)," and Virginia returned to her own room and heard
milking more of them. An En,gliehwomen was lodging hi
the sees
floor back, with • man, and in mnsequentre
tars difference between them she pasted the night ort
the stairs. About 7 o'clock in the morning she beard
asks., bat, concluding they cam= from the room of the silk
pure" paid no particular attention to them. About half-,
pest sews the man came downstairs, and she got up so as
M spew him to deposed. As the doomed was in the habit
delft into the City to a friend's house, bee non-appearanas
In the morning was sot considered strange, but when eight
detach p.m. arrived, and she still missing, it we. suggested
11111 i they, Madame Virginia and another, should go to her
zoom. No answer being given to repeated knocks at the
door, they pushed open the door, and found the ghl
to her far—thy bedclothes and counterpane being
apes her, so that only the back hair of her head could be
ISM A mediae] man and the police were immediately sent
I far, end it was found she bad been dead some boars, es
already described. A quantity of articles belonging to &-
I comeog ere missing ; among them three rings, one pair of ear-
=bottle of Ban de Boileau, glove-boo, a watch and
sestd-neassis coutainingsevera pawnbrokers' dupli-
NM. Rut semis was Helmer Daubin, married in Paria,huo
from her husband. Her mother lives in
Wrillosilirallarriere Mont Pussies Deceased'. ago
23
816 not , end she had bees in Landon
but show reoeths. It is said she bas left two children, one
sin twelve yeeire=.4ller maiden name was Leroy. She
gi
was formerly a and lived a short time in Little
Windmill-street. The supposed murderer, when in =aver.
Genoa with the women of the house, said 'be was a German,
but whoa she spoke to him in that language be did sot
understand her. He spoke French, but it is @apposed from
his not answering in German that he is an Donau. The
--quest in to be held at the Charing-cross Hospital, this day,
-as or doelt.

What at ashibitloa of poverty an we obliged to scan ?
The Pelmsraton ministry wee about as ragged a regiment,
dependent solely on the flashy popularity of its chief. The
liberals have • fast approaching opportunity ; we do not nay
that they will be able effectually to grasp it. Nothing,
indeed, should we so earnestly desire ea that Lord John
Roma, speaking out upon all those ambiguous matters on
which his rivals have betrayed, his enemies reviied him,
ehould sat his wisdom and manhood, where they really ought
to be, above suspicion; that he should give full scope to that
eves puritanical public virtue which is his natural drir
ninon; that he should try the people of England
_ , a
government unflinchingly honourable and trothfal ; that, at
home and abroad, be should carry high Seriph) to its ruling
consequences, or pause without enter upon any Mbar
med. We would have him give us a Reform Bill, and
inaugarate • really liberal policy in Europa, though it
were but pensive. And so we believe that this country
would support him, and that minister and people would
triumph together.

Mesa the Jots 131411 of this day.)
At present thin is good ironed for believing that the
large body of ladepsmdent liberal members will at all events
retrain hors offering anything like a factious opposition to
the govereinamt. The official class of whips will of oourse
be au the watch for any opportunity of resenting themselves
ca the Treasury benches ; bat their forme are so broken and
reebid by the collapse of the late cabinet, and the antipathy
betimes Lad John Meson and Lord Palmerston (extimul-
lag of course to their mutual adherents) so intense, that
there le bat Utak prospect of an effective fire of opposition
from that quarter.
(From the BCOMPliag of this day.)
A gemasmsat in a minority of about two /ward, mast
to at the mercy of the House of Commons any day. Admit-
ting forbearance to the tall cubist of parliamsmtary practice
to a new goverment, it mama be keg before, upon some
medea, dee govemement mast beta a adaseity. It may hawse
rap lac without lag &dee is the enmities wieldy to
pealphata It may happen in a emath—la two =maths—
pad it will be marvellous If It does aot happen bare the
dem of the stesioa. Tba budget alias rosy mile gosaitaa
Oak the home will net be abbe, however Villa; it
Wilt
be, to evade ;--mell It mg be mimed sod Commed la
the math el •Eall. • Yoe, thmehre, is pomade at say
the* i h MP 11111118 $ll bk SR Mous dm ail fir nude.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.-1110 ordinary
meeting of the Metropolitan Boma of Works was held pe-
lmet, in the council chamber, Ouildhall. A report was
brought up from the works esonnittee, in which the
board do
follow-
ing tccouituendatics was agreed That the
cirrotritute one-third of the oast of effecting a public improve.
meet is Netrgate-strret, to be canted out by the Commie-
snob
skews of Sewers of the City of London, censored at f,MIOI,
contelmtion not to rear 1,193/ fr. U., and that suois
aroount to paid to the Commissiot.or. a Sewers of the Citt
of Loudon, on a cidirkate from the architect of this bora
of the completion of the work sad Um cost of the mune."
After treateacting some other routine matters the Ward sid.
kilning.
Cayrra. PaAca.--Oss SHILLING
e D DAT.
TRIAT, Irm. 26.--Aidoks. on Mania, 650 i eta
by ms ON* St istal. 70.

Mr. seanamad, M.P., aad Lady Martini Beau-
mod ban what la bra SOU Yom.