... the cheek sustained the election of M. de Malleville to the vice-presidency of the chamber. The truth is, the conservative party is split into fragments, the cohesion of which is frail precarious, and they become detached by the most trifling political collision. The alarm accordingly sounded by the offici ;1 organ ; and those whe share, or expeet to share, the loaves and fishes ol ministerial ...

... confined to Turkey, but shared in less lively assents, in all the principalities of the Danube. In Walachia and Moldavia, the struggle which had been maintained between the Boyards and has been suspended by the sense of the common danger which threatens them. In the fall of Cracow they see foreshadowed what may be, ere long, their own fate; and they have desisted from internal differences, ...

... members ef both chambers. Before the Christmas vacation, a leading member of the opposition, M. Delfosse, gave notice that he would move for oH-cial information from ministers relative to the number of religious communities in this country, the number of inmates in each, and to other subjects respecting those congregations. Yesterday, the Minister of Justice stated, in reply to the questions, ...

... pair of diamond earrings from M. Michael Levy, a jeweller, and presented them to a young and handsome actress of one of the minor theatres, of whom he was passionate admirer. Some time after he became bankrupt, whereupon the actress, feeling a delicacy not very common.in such cases, charged a person to return the diamonds to the jeweller; but, instead of doing this, the individual question ...

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... like many venerable objects of idolatry, these principles are not fit for use. So saith the Globe. Political economy, the Globe defines as the science by which a state becomes rich. Now, charity does not enrich, and the saving the lives of seven millions who have lost their annual subsistence, with the wealth or produce that sixteen sister millions can spare, is not the means of enriching ...

... choose to address us in confidence wiß find their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN UNDERTAKE TO RETURN' ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. Advertisements intended for The Express, London evening paper, must be at tbe Office by Two o'clock the day of publication. ...

... funeral oration in honour of Mr. O'Connell, is said to have replied that he would willingly do so in the month of November, after the vacation ; but it >hould not be forgotten that the action of O'Connell has been chiefly political, adding—' because Ireland has greater religious liberty than we have in France. The bishops may assemble, correspond, act, &c. with greater freedom than we can ...

... Piacenza, and, we may add, of Lucca. For upwards of a century they have been tossed about like shuttlecocks from power to power. In each successive treaty of the last treaty-making century, they were made to change princes—now Austrian, now Spanish, now French : a native of these provinces could ill tell to whom he belonged. The formal abdication of bis principality of Lucca by the duke, and ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, the King of the Belgians, the ladies and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic household, attended divine service yesterday, in the private chapel in Buckingham Palace. Prayers were read by the Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenay. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Liddell. Their RR. HH. the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary visited their Majesties ...

... the Queen Victoria, belonging to the port of Rochester Sir,—l have the honour of informing you, that by a decision, dated the 28th May, his Excellency, the Minister of the Navy and Ctlonies, having given his Majesty the King of the French an account of the devotedness and humanity which you evinced in taking on board your vaacl, in the beginning of last December, the ...

... journal was prosecuted on three charges, on two of which it was acquitted, but found guilty on the third. The subject of this last was the reform banquet held at Orleans, and the offence charged was a libel against the person of the King. The sentence of the court was a fine of 6,000 francs and eight months' imprisonment. It is announced that the Lyons and Avignon Railway will be opened for ...