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TUL Y 16„ 1.059

THE DAY'S NEWS

In the Houses of Commons and Lords last night,
..no business of the least importance was transacted.
We give a full report of the proceedings in both
houses. We would direct ow
the report in another column

'eaders attention to

The Paris 31o2ziteter of yesterday contradicts .a
statement made in the Augsburg;Gazette, tothe effect
that the reason that the Emperor Napoleon was se
eager for peace, was that an incurable malady had
broken out in the French Army. According to the
Vienna correspondence received :this morning the
Emperor of Austria left Verona for Vienna on Thurs-
day evening. The despatch of reirforcements and
ammunition for Italy has been stop9ud in. Austria,
and the French Miniter of War has coenter-
manded the dep.artare of any more troops for the
late seat of war ; and we are further informed
that the French corps d'armee have commenced
their countermarch. The other continental news
is. not of any material importance. We may pre-
mise that the Vienna journals arc already specu-
lating on the results for England of the relation es-
tablished between France and Austria. An order of
the day was published at Verona on the I2th, which
says that Austria commenced the war for the main-

tenance of sacred treaties, relying on the devotedness
of the people and the bravery of her army, and on
her natural allies. Not having found allies, Austria
-yields to an unfortunate political situation. The
:Emperor heartily thanked the people as well as the
army, " who have again shown that their Emperor

may confidently rely en their devotedness, if any new
struggle should arise." According to a letter m the
Times, from Rome, dated the 7th instant, the Pope
had sent an autograph letter to the Emperor Napoleon,
Ftatin g that he was determined to demand from the
Roman Catholic powers an armed intervention.
An interesting and important case came before the

Bankruptcy „__
,ay. A bankruptcy docket
was struck against Mary Todd and William Waddell
Todd some time ago, but two creditors pntitiOned that
the adjudication of bankruptcy made againSt them
might be annulled. Mr. Commissioner Perry- de-
livered judgment yesterday, and as he considered
that the proceedings in bankruptcy were concerted
with the banki—upts, and without the , intention of
,doing more than obtaining .for them a discharge from
their debts, and not with an honest desire of benefit-
ing their several creditors, he therefore dismissed the

yestere

petition.
Yesterday, at the police-court, the enquiry into
the alleged murder at New Calabar, on board the

ship Faith, was resumed 'before Mr. Mansfield.
Several witnesses were examined, and the accused,
John Macintyre, was committed:S:3r trial on a .charge
of •maaslaughter.. -Akease 'of -attempted: raurder 'm
Leeds will "befound frill`-reported in another column.
The miscreant,' who • attempted the murder, after-'
wards tried to 'cut hi 4 throat. Neither of the parties
is expected to survive.

Tins evening, according to announcement, the

Conservative, party celebrate the defeat of the late

ministry by a`banquetttiven to its chiefs. We can-

noVsay that the, directors of the fete would approve

so •apparently paradoxical a translation of their

motive ; but, seriously, we are anxious to do both them

heir leaders honour

Successes are sometimes

disasters ; as at Solferino. Retreats are sometimes
glorious; as at Corunna. The Libyan giant of the
haeknied. sehocilltext, gained strength from his falls.

the State,it will not lose heart at parliamentary reverses,

. cause scorns the petty obstructions of an hour, and

even derives -strength from its vicissitudes
and valuable 'esson is learnt in adversity ; 'if nothing

A new

more than t'

-to appreciate motives, to make

allowances, to give sway to, more extended sym-

pathies, to find a point of attachment -With all men,

hen in prosperity

We all need the lesson. Statesmen, party leaders,

parliamentary spokesmen, mob orictors, journalists,
periodical ,writers, domestic politicians; we all need