The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1857.

gasp sad the terms of the original se:4l
to thumbs to daprive tke hecendants of the
whom Isrdledss tboy absorbed of the
which them delemAtate inherited, sod wail
theY tuforcel. pi ea thsh Oaths to Oak Imilloa
These mosseraly rembsomaire have all less 11111 by
I •,••••i arils abed*. mere origins* mei. Oa
the pemmt assedia Id at frost that dr "Mk 1101
will is ee pleht moil elah bilk in dm mighe dew
BrOle tai la *eta Add lemaithme. 11. dam
fe 4116 Obi If *NW Oft la el dm Illealsi
chltpassi so &pate ma arise.
Ihrit these tams will satisfy the ex-Bing et Ourn
onlaia flmsly eon hardly be bold. Indeed, a
lam Ilma hie Ku Valuate addle we publish
he mother aim" appears Maki ft iminnate
the Wier that he will reject dam I hut flak
homer, if they satisfy the seam d irithisjudise.
Bat bum soisearlihadt wash WO have named
to the swim mahesi by the deem& Moaarch's
pmts. Theme strokes oembleil chiefly in the
metes of large mama( mom te dm British Go.
memsat of India lA% he ohm of difficalty.
TY abeam eat . WI le have altogether
NNW Om warm= as it SAOO,OOOI. of that
seam ails aledlegbalbetarepsid to the ling
dOihs hp the so of lardley. This terri-
tray bigotry, holmium hes moms* hy the man-
tilla eittho whoiebloolleia it 0161 ea the ex-
Samesi claims hi poseat d di tie money lest
loy Ide Indy to the lies Chmerarmart. The qms-
tha ariag sat of three lisle. earamllli that they
We leas acearatolp Olds b a soils can la
des)* with the puspirgl alibi Ihmals el WSW
and el the Balch of Orman rho Oommati el
LAM wade short work et cash a
erwherbod to their own una the proposellidirtal
theme ems. ; and it is difisolt to bony. larrommr
sympethy for fallen greases may incline the Wm
way, that there is great Imes in the emu& ea
which that Goverameat et acted, sad idis ft b
to be inhere% set agar in the peewit orm. The
ramey,it is argrowlooleat to theOevanonsat etkifia.
Meg derived from the taxation of the ea-
asned, was the property of the State se
boa the propurty al the Seven*. It Moore.
tharahro, the *Mow of the State, not the pram at
the Maw* ; and when the amormely is annexed. 1
all that biker to the State le aninaed with it. 1
&wee inamey lent becomes as meek the property of 1
the easozing States if it had km heal in the 1
paths traseary at the time of anamMion.
At peewit we only state the ezposat. New
after dm* will be ample oppertanity hr its fall
diseomioa, for already it is obvious that amongst the
themes el the Soma 1817 the cane of the ex-King
of 011.:DI Will wow a preMinellt pima.

hosed servaat of Elm the whole spirit of whose
Crating was Motherhood end love, seeking to per-
petuate beyond dr limits of neurtslity those 'misera-
ble distinction and that sectarian exeltudveness
which have too long perverted the religion of peace
into a mouses of bitterness sad an occasion of strife.
The only topic of commastios is, that there is only
one mach Prelate so HENRY Of Firms now to be
found among the mitred dignitaries of the English
Church.

fbt court.

WUCDBOII4 Jnr. $l.

The Duchess of Kent, the Prince and Princess
Fodor, d Holumlobo Langenbargly and Primer Arabs
of Hohenkhe Schnhegfunt dine* with kw Wiest, yew

today.
Major-Goora the Um. C. Grey, the Dam el Windsor,
and the Rom Mrs. Wellesley, had the beam to be bolted.
The geed of the Coldstream Guards played daring dinner.
Ortstare, "Colportooz" Onelow.
Selection, "U Fianna Megloo" Mozart.
Welt; "Aurora" tanner.
• "twill dog" (" Bt. Noll") Iderekkeohn.

Swim "Dr Gairke" Wiley.
Bee Maya Private Baud afterwards attended to the
Codeomed peefeemed the /Mr( empeettkete
°mem sod Seleathea "IL Pali" ltendeissobst.
11.1 Ad, "Mmilla" Flatair.
The QOM Mg Pelee vatted In the ground• wajoining
litaasee mai*
The &Maim of Ontsborr end the Earl of Aberdeen
MA Trials* he the Illwees.

Yip. 1.
The QII[4III and Primo, the elder portion of the Royal
Family, the Duchess of Rent, the Primer of Hohcalehe
Langtabargb, mid Princess MBA. of Reheedolie
font, the ladies owl gentlemen of the Court, and the despotic
homehold, attended divine woke this mambo in the

—mars cb.apel.
TM Hen. and Very Rev. the Dem et Windsor petard
the service and administered tbs boy raiment.
liejer-Osseral the Hen. C. Grey and Limit:Caked Per
ruby bare succeeded Miler•Gerral Beckley and Colonel
F. H. Seymour as Equerries In Wsitin to her Uniesty and
Prince Albert.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday after-
noon at the official residence of the First Lord of
the Treasury in Downing-street. The Ministers
present were :—Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chan-
cellor, F,arl Gransille, Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl
of Ilarrowby, Sir George Grey, F.arl of Clare,
Mr. .Seer
tar Lord Panmure, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Sight
lion. U. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley,
the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, and the Duke of
Argyll.

A deputation of gentlemen connected with Western Aus-
tralia bad an interview with Mr. Secretary labouchere on
Saturday at the Colonial-olSoe, for the purpose of assuring
the government of the willingness of that colony to continue
to receive convicts. The deputation consisted of Meows.
It. Mcß. Drown, W. L. Brockman, G. F. Moore, Thos.
Carter, 1. 11. Monger, jun., Frederick Mangles, Henry
Manning, Wm. Pilot., and Grants jun.
The following were the purls at the " Sheriff.' Dinner
Riven by Earl Granville on Friday, viz... the Lord Chancel-
lr, the Duke of Argyll, the Moroni. of Lowdown., Earls
of Garrowby and Clarendon, Viscount Palmerston, Lords
Penman and Stanley of Aklerley, Sirs 0. Grey, C. Wood,
sad G. C. bliiliA, the Right lions. It. Vernon Smith and
M. T. Nine., and Mr. C. Greville.
Deopatebes for the Governors of the West India Colmar.
went sent on Saturday evening nun the Colonialndlee.

The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess
Mr attended by Lady Geraldine Somerset and Major
Puree*, returned to Candwidge-eottage, Kew, at thecluse of
the past week, from honouring ho
Earl and Counter of
Wilton by a visit of Egerton Lodge, Melton Mowbray.
Their Royal Highnesses mess to their residence at St.
Jaines'ePaMee miry to the present week for the avant-imam
Viscountess Palmerston has returned to town from
visiting the Countess Cowper and family, at l'anshangw,

netts.
The Right Hon. W. E. GlacWane, M.P., who has
during the plat week been v'eiting the Heade of Houle:viand
his einudituenta at the tniveraity of Oxford, arrived in toed

ou Saturday.
Sir Benjamin and Lady Hall have arrived at their
residence in Great Stanhope-street, from Llanorer.
Lord John Russell arrived in Paris from Italy on
Thursday evening. Hs was expected at Lady Cowley's
soirc'e on Saturday, but was presented from coming by slight
indisposition. Ho, was to Imre fur London TM Bonbon

yestrrday.
The Marquis D'Aseglio, the Sardinian 'Minister,
accompanied by the Countess of Shaftesbury end family,
visited Wimborne Minster on Saturday to pee the new chancel,
which has recently been thrown open. lien ladyship (says
the Salothatry humid) expressed her sorrow to witness the
library in ouch a deplorable state, the old books (many of
them in manuscript on venom) being quite mildewed by
damp from the sbeence of ventilation.
The Bishop of Oxford preached at the district
church of St. Paul's, Oxford, yesterday morning (Sunday)
in aid of the funds of the district school. The church was
crowded loosens. After the sermon he seidsted at the holy
commnies; and, at throe o'clock, in the mune cherch, his
! Mel* filillillta the sacred rite of ecadrmation on 120

;mg 10-10••
The Rev. Arthur Frederick Footle, A. 8., ham been
poshrout to
yhe Perixtual Caney of St.blettbew Torgeottb,
I.
Ur esust Otoutrstor, vacant by the redisatios of the
Itev. John l'aul ; patron, tho Reed &Atop of Gloucester mad

Britoil.
dent writ
Our Lisbon correspones :—" I am in-
formed on good authority that the ea-Regent Doge Per-
tondo rorditatea • Continental to, sad that in the drat
place his Blakey a 11 proceed to England in the war
stainer hlindello."
Mr. Lumley has just concluded an engagement
with hidlk. l'ireoloroini for throe years.
The hoard of the Department of Science and Art
bee received inatructions front theme to include in the
ratiwareas of the yoar 1&574, 211 on scroont, for
the erection of a Wading kw the Industrial Museum of

botred.
On Friday evening ler Wiliam Stirling, Er.,
of Keir, MY., dame' s baton in the Vidted Preibyte-
ken Church, Deddine. Tit 100 pile et worship wee
crowded, eed re andhate art to Mem with much in-
kiest to tie War The adder was uMe Northam."
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ral trap Oft Grand Tnmk taw d Omni, Woad
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itl=l:ll lg.= Mr.'" 71•11ZadmItettesalroe:to,
to esibeete the orrietion d re Oka per se a nreter of
kahamia took Ore ode eineseknods domed sera-
bee et the Areenthly-tholo, ihrdird, Tea treprie et
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d est noises bet oda La yew lbe erreeNte
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two Nee emir do% 1102 000 M. *oda
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE ATTMIPTED ASSASSINATION OF
THE ARCHBISHOP OP NAPLES.

The telegraphic news of the attempted assassins.
tion of an archbishop by a priest in the kingdom of
the Two Sicilies, and of the actual murder of a
canon by the hand of the same assassin, is confirmed
in various quarters. The name of the prelate was
Gaetano Rossini. He was Archbishop of Aeerenza
and Maters. The Gaulle de Lyon says that
the murderous attempt was made during the forty
hours prayers, "while the archbishop was on his
knees on the steps of the altar, adoring the Holy
Sacrament. A few moments before the benediction,
a priest rushed from behind the altar, and stabbed
the archbishop with a poniard. One of the canons
near the prelate pushed the arm of the assassin and
broke the force of the blow. The poniard hung in
the archbishop's robes, and wounded him but very
slightly. He at once took to flight, and then the
priest, drawing a pistol from under his garments,
shot the canon dead. No reason for this sacrilegious
murder is yet known."

In pursuance with the treaty concluded by the
sing of Naples with the Argentine Republic, the
state prisoner Bettembrini will be sent to Buenos
Ayres, where be will settle as a colonist Poerio
refuses to accept this sort of pardon, but it is said
that the Neapolitan government will send him to the
territory of the Republic notwithstanding.

Private correspondence on the affairs of Persia
states a fact of considerable importance. It is said
that after the taking of Bushire conferences took
place between the Persian Minister for Foreign Affairs,
who was sent on a special mission from Teheran to the
Persian Gulf, and the Commander-in-Chief of the
English expedition, who was furnished with all ne-
cessary powers. It is positively stated that the re-
sult of these conferences was a proposition for peace
upon new bases, and that the conditions pro-
posed included the withdrawal by the Eng-
lish of their demand for the dismissal of the
present Grand Vizier (for whom it seems the Shah
has a particular affection), and a proposal that the
English shall be allowed to form a permanent esta-
blishment, and a naval station on the Persian gulf.
At the date of the last despatches the answer of the
Court of Teheran was looked fur, and it was thought
that in any case an armistice would be shortly con-
cluded.
It is announced that the French frigate Sibylle,
Capt. Simonet de Maisonneuve, which was at anchor
in Bombay harbour on Dec. 21, has received orders
to proceed to the Persian gulf.