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London, England, 1842-06-16 00:00:00

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In Paris, and indeed throughout the ;hole of France, nothing
is thought of, or talked about, but tne forthcoming elections.
The pacific accounts brought by the Acadia from the United
States will injure the war party enormously. They counted
upon Jonathan, but he has mote sense than to go to war with-
out an object, and with his best customer.
At a numerous arid respectable meeting of British residents
in Paris, an Address to her Alajesty on the iate atrocious at-
' tempt on her ill. was unanimoudy agreed to. The Address
was moved by Earl Leven and Melville, and seconded by Lord
Aylmer. Anodic.' Address, to Prince Albert, was moved by
Lord Roden, and seconded by Colonel Fox. And, finally, one
to the Duchess of Kent, by the Right Hon ,unable Henry
Ellis, and seconded by Sir William Curtis, Bart.
The rep, es,ntatives' of England. France, Russia, Austria,
and Prussia, on the 27th held a conference with Sarim Effendi,
the Minister of Foreign Affairs on the subject, it was snip sed,
of Syria. The French steamer %vas to have been detained till
the 2-qh, notice to that effect having been given to the public,
- but the ureter was countermanded, and it lett the Ottoman capi.,
tal at the usual time.
Sir' Stratford Canning having tueceedeil in procuring the
recal of Ashkar Pacha, Mahtned Pacha, late Governor of An-
gora, has been appointed to succeed the former.
The intelligence from Persia, received in Constantin'ple,
•was stated to by favourable to British policy The Shah was
observing strict neutra ity, and the report that he had been
sending troops to Herat, to encourage the Affghans iu
their insurrection against our rule, turns out to he false.
There is little news from Egypt, the advices from Alexandria
being only a day later than those published in our columns, on
- Monday week, by the Overland India Mail.
G The report gained ground in Alexandria, that the English
overnru(,nt
from E
with Austria to forward the
Overland Mail from Egypt to Trieste, and from thence to the
Rhine,, to descend as far as Cologne and thus join the railroad
- vatend.

lAMENTARY.
The Lords met,PARL
apparently only to receive some Bills from
the Commons.
ofirelete commons
gave 'permission to Mr. Bellamy and other
01 Hors of
the House to attend and give evidence on the trial
Sir W. Gossett.
Sirßirlcit Leith Hay gave notice of his intention to bring the
r, of Scotland under the notice of the House ou going into
Committee of Supply.
for M. Pox Alaule gave notice of a motion on the same subject
Tuesday, July 5, and adverted to Sir. Campbell's Bill, to
!iht!retch there is a technical objection. It appears that the Bill
the; on the prerogative of the Crown, and Sir Robert
Peel refuted to give the consent et the Crown to proceed with
I,,ts The Rill therefore was stopped in limine, and to make up
that both Mr. Alaule and Sir A. L. Hay are to bring the
Ilubject of the Scotch Kirk before the House.
e,Slr Robert Peel obstinately refused to give his Hon. Friend
"r.'•••D'lsraeli any information concerning the boundary nego-
k,ttations with the United States.
t„' Sir J. Graham, in reply to Mr. Vernon, said he should bring
o the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill this session,. but he did not
'"Prot to pass it.
Dome further proceedings touching the Southampton election
were
postponed till to-morrow.
Several Bills were forwarded a stage, our legislators being
key in haste to do business.
The Electors Removal Bill, brought in by Mr.Milner Gibson,
was opposed by Sir. Hodgson Hind.', and though the leading
Ines en both sides admitted the utility of some such Bill, the
eCond reading was, on a division, refused by 120 to 102.
Oa Sir. Hodgson's motion, that the Bill be put cff for three
months, sonic conversation took place about the intentions of
Government, as to the registration of electors both in England
,411 Ireland, on which Sir R. Peel would give no satisfactory
4 141urInition ; on which Sir. Mettle moved, that the Bill be read
tsecond time in a week, which motion was negatived, and the
!sill Put off for three montlu4
the tariff was re-committed, and a resolution moved to bring
a Bill to carry the resolution of the House into effect. This
'7,t!ss agreed to, and the resolution is to he reported this day.
,e Bill will then be brought in as a matter of course, and
-I'4l go through its stages in a few days.
10 the course of the evening, Lord John Russell asked if there
leiFe any foundation fen- the rumour that the Government
17" t topass only so much of the Poor-law Bill as would
;,".''ltre the continuance of the Commission? Sir James
Graham said it was unfounded, and that the Government
,
—92lt to use their best exertions to pass the Bill as it had
6 le
rb!til introduced. The House adjourned at Half-past Seven
k.
• %eh"e MONEY—TRADE--COMMERCE.
h,L,' Shareholders of the Northern and Eastern Railway
-•‘' a meeting yesterday at the Londe), Tavern, for the pur-
(if con.iding the. proprie, y of disposing of 3,186 forfeited
was ',reed that they should be disposed of at ea
station to be opeansed et Shureditch alter the 6th of July.
‘s sts Iss..;c.
J, esterday William Ward, sen., and William Ward, jun.,
lather aid son, were brought up at Union Hall, for concealing
itne* Ward, a deserter from the East India Company's ser-
la 'the facts having been proved, and the deserter ideal-
'Penalty of 31. was inflicted on the father, and a flue of
.44the son.
tetiteLAW AND PO LICE.
riluat
at-Colonel Bradshaw, 37th regiment, Mr. John Lee
eus.„4's 46, Leicester- square, and Lieutenant Edward Yates,
ster, were yesterday brought up at Marylebone, for
Wig met at three o'clock on the same morning upon Hemp-
' -pee‘''T,.atis„ for the purpose of voila-pitting a breach of the
• cite by fighting a duel. The required recognisances were
ark "ad into, viz., of bail to the amount of 50W. in each case.
tnj"' sureties in 2.501. each, for keeping the peace for twelve
nos
PINE ARTS.
hys. • siasaerd, of Dubin, lately presented a splendid table, of
liritirs manufacture, to Prince Albert, for the Prince of
ales
A bank note for 3001. was sent him in return, which
.4clined, considering the honour of acceptance sufficient.
-SPORTING
The second day's sport of the Henley Regatta was continued
; J7t.erelay. After two minor races, the " Derby "of the day
ate ou. The rowers for the Grand Challenge Cup, value
F;_ffuineas, were the Cambridge Subseription Room's Moat
ttb of London, and the University Boat Club of Cambridge,
".,en the former won by a third of a length only.
COUUT—PASHIONIIIILE.
TAbe two Spanish Princes and their suite visited the Thames
lesterday afternoon.
-"eke of Devonshire entertained, at dinner yesterday,
~,,hl,llus,ian Minister and Baroness Brunow, the Duke and
csa of Bedford, Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, &c.
.„..Yo Thursday the 23d, the Duchess of Buycleueh will give a
'Veth fete at the Queensberry Villa, Richmond, at which her
-...,,1,4641 is expected to be present.
li!sr%teattsrday the Lord Chancellor gave a sumptuous entertain..
at his. kis residence in George-street, Hanover-square.
L•tievird and Lady Gardiner left London yesterday morning for
marriage of the Hon. Edward Grimston and Miss
Was celebrated yesterday at St. George s Church.
r rt :111ItiCkaadiNEO•Utii.
• :111. Charles Napier has consented to preside at the next anni-
Si',l dinner of the almshouses for aged and decayed watermen
-11‘ widovia' at.Penge, near Sydenham. Ten new houses,
‘llliss,ion to the forty all eady inhabited, are shortly about be
ed
• .
ttoai„ Is rluay (to-morrow) the annual General Wesleyan Me-
Conference will be held in Dublin.
IlikpLCourt-nffleer of ,he first-class has just been created
• E King of Prussia, as Intendant-General of Music in
The dignity has been conferred on the Count de

ICHFJELD HOUSE SALE.
I:ifti,"l'derable sensation is manifested by the early approach
tioke 'lle of the most valuable contents of this princely habita-
,he service of p Id and silver plate, which
Somealone
years
,e,ensand pounds, is to be sod to-morrow.
s""en tire Emperors paid a visit to. George the Fourth,
Itti.'")4oured the Earl of Lichfield by dining with him, and his
tot 4 tat selection of his plate was appreciated, and highly
(ed election the Noble visitors.
teakbeelurdav ihe library of books, very well selected, and ex-
titei to '',060 volumes. will be sold; but the greatest attrac-
-4141%1' Ail it seems, is conceded to the cellar of wines. The
o:.applieants for samples (if they had all been complied
thiq'Fould have exhausted half the Sillery champagne)(rue
tetyl:ntade manifest by this fact, that whatever the Whigs
tee, et i in other respects, they stand very h. igh in theT ju
(as
„`'lltlt.,-,11 eine • end last, though not least, in our dear ove
-ea rvire would have said) is the select collection of pictures,
V 1114:: but Jacob Ruysdael shines forth more prominent than
His grand landscape, with a waterfall, is accounted
• tZ,eteuvre,- and was procured by his Lordship's ancestor,
Niiti-tl'ef one theusand guineas. It would seem Mr. George
rape 4°did a has no lack of dairy employment just now.
sa'e (:t3 days in its duration) at Shugborough
ltidterillep dire
the gat of August. There never was asale in
it`'ire that could excite half the attention of Lord
e
iifete IF" PLAYS•—Bouffe has made another addi-
ts,:c7iS
,attraetive and characteristic performances. Monsieur
it alias La Pere Turlututu is the old man he now enacts,
~-42steii,:is,votert for the latter nickname to the frequent usei I
711tate' it• The infirmities of his old age he solaces wit 1, a
lett of his indi .e he soothes with a turlututu ; his Le._
I'' if knavery of the mayor. wh, h. s wrongly posse ssiead
t big estaf: s, is marked by the same jocund ejacti
Utehoisn,Q & final turlututu celebrates the felicitous bestowal
441en"degcl1 the injured lass on her worshipper. He was loudly
91, 1,,--EI`!°ISELLE RACHEL.--The old play of Ariane
he puteo° e,d to-morrow evening at. her Majesty's Theatre.
rtlay tlf Ariane Is, no doubt, eminently fitted for the dis-
t" first`"le great tragedian's powers. She appeared in it for
kid the tittle at the 'theatre Francais only a tew weeks ago,
its e *hole of the Parisian journals eulogised her highly.
441.ttiiiist:rfieiguegment is limited to but six nights, no repetition
charm-ter will take place. Ariune is the pro-
the 11..4:l Thomas Corneille, a poet, who, though far below
144eiinelporfe..thte great PierreCuraeille, has always held a high
• T "cu literature.
"-.EICESTER COMPLETE SUFFRAGE ASSOCIA-
Ot• .--(r4°ll A CORANSPONDENT.)— This Association
eery esolved that discussions on political subjects shall take
7`e at th •
eu„, err monthly meetings. This Society, though not
L'▪ ellsistr'tretts at present, cannot be despised by Wig
„-eaae•nrlg as it dees, chiefly ef electors, and having in its ranks
run 4.lemen of eminent talent. It is the full determina-
ior '3 Society to support to candidate who will not vote
teeirt; grAnd fundamental. principle of the National Complete
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viz.. the eatensiOn of the Suffrage, as a right,
Araale adults, unconvicted of clime.
11;t171ArJtItRe.S INVENTION —We are happy to learn
nary 2. .Beard, the spirited .ra.tenti e of the above extraordi-
kovelen of art, has succeeded in effecting a visible im-
ktiltitin eitt in the portraits recently taken at his three establish-
!selile„ itney are unerring copies of nature, even to the " fleeting
~111 of the countenance. The arrangement of the
figures
e of the
0 group
OF taken display a presiding taste.
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11#1,1RAL
T. IL LISTER, ESQ., REGlSTRAR-
iqtletn,xt.f.a..-7The interment erf the remains of this lamented
nlan took place at the Kensal-green Cemetery. Lord
Prviiie.fuß4inssell 1-•
Russell,
to the deceased • the Earl of
,•the Hon. Edward V
,the Hon. and Rev. H, M.
silks &c., attended the fun
„ LAtri,s Los-r TILL' ler:a7.s
two
o'doek on Tuesday
ti!Tg men, named Carter and
evening
ita,bi?at, in
.which were
a 1.4. 'men, was upset in
v.ith. relate, before asststance_ceoruold.
Itli--hnent, both earties met with a watery pave ; teith
lea has yet been discovered.
le‘..l.,_s..M.t.irst6n (cousin of Sir Robert Peel), Major
▪ .1,1-a, 'Johnston, Dr. Kaempfer, Dr. Conquest, Dr.
th,f Hey. E. APAII, and Sir Joseph Radcliff, were among
Ah.Lishionables that left the Brunswick Wharf, Blaekwall, for
lz•tri), ihis day, in tire General steam Navigation Co:n-
441itqn 14itisli Steam -Ir' It• how Capiani J. ..fe. .
'tn. Ka and Culot:ei ICire, left by the same Company'sit
Soho, furs Antwerp, yesterday.
tlis▪ Z__Y4igidwiu'd Somerset and suite art ived in Lon-
!qt. Toning,ce
Passage occupied only eighteen hours.