The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-19 00:00:00

IVO exPreoo. thanlasonta Wooded tot "no Esprean" Landon Evening power, saw bo at tea Onion le, nonverSa.atrost, by Two alliook on Ow day of yebikation. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Twee Dar —Monday Us. Um- Maniocs, U. Ma. Tarcearw—Moniss, Ils. 4115.....—..A1tar050n, 41. en. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 19. Avrsovoa the text of the Report of the Crimean Commissioners will not be made public until Mon day, report speaks very highly of the calm, tempe rate, fair, full, and able manner in which it la drawn up. To the previous investigation sad report ample judos m dons; its unavoidable de ficiencies are, we uoderstand, corrected in an excel- lent spirit; and when the General Officers do dimmest from the consissions, it is upon grounds that are fully stated. They do, however, very materially differ from Sir Joan M'bitzu. and Galooel Tut,- Loot as to the causes of defective commissariat sup plies. They find them not so much in the boas who demanded the farther inquiry as in the department of the Treasury whisk was at the time charged with the Commissariat. By that department, after full eonsidentien of all Sir Cam= TIVIILTAVI explanations, the Board is of opinion that some of Mr. Fuzifies requisitions—particularly that as to hay—on which the inquiry chiefly !aria, were not adeqpidely and promptly responded to. This will be found to be the principal fading of the report. It amounts, therefore, to , an acquittal of the =Mary odors, and to a serious Inculpation of nee of the a= eminent civil servants ia the employment of the Crown ; of a man of whom we should may he had but one fault, and that is a desire to do more than any single being, however great his faculties or Herculean hie powers of work, an perform. That' Si, CHARLES TRIVZLYAN attempted in this Mae. In the opinion of the Board of Inquiry he broke down is the attempt. In this verdict of the Board ell to the delinquencies of the Horns Department of the Commissariat we are disposed to poseur; but we most in fairness add that it appears to dial tenderly enough with the want of resources sad haventiveases displayed by divisional commands= This can only be remedied by giving es sa =mated seat As to the road for not =kis( which Sir RICHARD AIM wee assured, the truth, we hear, is plainly stated. The alternative was this : either the besieging work' moat have bees seriously diminished in force, or the sonstrueden of the read mast be delayed. The latter was dimmed the lam evil; in the judgment of the Board correctly. Of course we make no pretension to give a fall account of the Report, which we do not profess to have seen ; but on the above two points our stalement will, we believe, be found to be accurate. On the subject of the Commissariat eve remark is unavoidable. It failed whom under the emporia tandem of the Treasury. From the time, however that it woe Windowed to the War Department, a marked and ims►ediate improvement was visible. The clothing was delivered oat to the day ; the rations wen full and ample; the Merkel comforts were our slanted. The question of ad - ministration reform end improvement, in this respect, his therefore been fully and completely mired and settled. This much rosy, however, be suggested by the Press, though it could not come within the mope of the Board of General Mows' Inge*. For the Com missariat of an army In the field, the Gummi in command is, after all, responsible. Whatever other merits the late Lord RaotAlt had, judged is his Crimean command by this infallible test of military greatness he mast be held to have failed, and by his failure he inflicted incredible suffering on the troops entrusted by his Sovereign and his country to his eats. DINNER TO THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Yesterday the fleet battalion of the Coldstream Oeanto, teceatly returned from t►e Crimea, aad tow guar tared ia t►e Tower of Lewin. were regaled wit► a dieser, of %bar iota= lions tlio East. TOO amtertaismost origlsated is a heirs of the Dubois of Cam Midge to salaams ►oak the sea, the late Cake of Cam bridge haviag bars 45 years salami of the rest/mat. Ru Royal Higbasse set oily defrayed the whole tom of the diner, bat, aeareammied by the Prisms Mary, 'availed is tka oreasios to megratalate the trovp& TM diner took pine is the large was. of the sew stare how of the Oniaame Department. Ilse walla were bug with dap, smear, A-. ; sad at the bead of the room was arranged a trophy formed of Russia& drams, helmet., to., *speared at Lbw laktratam, sad the Reda', sunamtatad by the riddled sad eea mime of the regiment, deeentod with laurel. There were also portraits of the late Dakar of Cam bridge tend Welltaitcm. At two o'sloak the whole of the bat tallemospwards of 1,000 strong, at dews to as esasllnt meat of roost beef sad plan padding, sad a besatifel supply of porter. The Jhelum of Catabtldp mad Prisms smarted by Calomel tlptom, Colossi Dnimmemd, sad • irgo Mehl of the aristoonsy, relatives or &Made of the Mare, passed alms the room betweea tho tablem sal fe ytsaty with the mem. The fame* Was deg, of the *gist, "Toy," who ►ad been is all the esgsge-1 was pineal is sae of that small Rasataa drama la the trophy. Assesgst the as. was a Ammo, dosentod with the Crimes* ribbon. who had bees weeded, aid with whom bet Royal Illshmese had some cosvereados. Wesel irestamoad,o• behalf of the nos-commisalesad Akers ad printss of the Coldstream Gaulle, prop sod the health of bee Royal Rigiares the D adios of Cambridge, whish the mos responded to with eat►simtis skeerlag and slapping of base. Her Royal Highball appeared moved by t►le Wrong eaproseles of feast The royal visitors then with drew, sad the ostertsiammat was breaght to • elms by the bead Finis( the aa.issal asthma, mad the Frisch sad Sar dinia& Mrs. 531111 of the wives sad parties of relatives the& *se& the as, sad Wry passed is agreeable Mormon. LORD liesoisas.—The paralysis soder which hie lisedelt;p b aow sairerias attacked the whole of his left side, a•d be hes, therefor., boom.' perfectly bel7lear, bevies lan his right fore arse. He is quite reasible, sad own awed's', seder the saieties.—Uwitrd Simko Gaseth. Raoimam sox Tit CAPE. —1 he 13th Light laleatry aad the 69th Reglraent will embark intneedlately for the espy of Good 11 , pr. The 16:h aad Se t h will replay t this. eerps at Oitmaiter,frem Ireland. Three splen did bites ships have already been alcoved by the (Lorin seat to cotvey the troops to the Cap*. The Conseil of the Royal Society has granted 2601 from t►e Donation rand for the purpose of lightlag the New Observatory, labile is the property of g Aux meat, with gas. The Nightingale Fond now approaches 35,00 W., of which 10,0001 are Invested in coventraest securities. Notwithstanding Mr. Smith O'Brien's present determiaation to interfere ne more in polities, It is believed that his admirers have determined that whenever the en portenity shell arrive no effort shall he spared os eels pen to 'Met hie Vetere to parliament. The following meetings of Scientific Societies take' plate ea Tuesday neat :—Ziological, 9—SelisUle. Baca ethers]. 3. The Emperor of the French is sot expected is Peril before the Rith. Hie Majesty, previously to his n• tom N to p to Leesville to be prima ot some greed cavalry ma'am:its. The Prefect of the Boise bee just received frees tie Lord Meyer of Levies s Ifth roomettes of 100,000 k e• 400011 at of t►e subseriplue opoesi iv that city ter she bz. silt of the rearm by t►s ietattatiou. illimiim Int Cart. -- ROYAL PAVILION, ALDERISHOTT OAbLP, Jomf IN— S': Majesty, accompanied by the Prickle Consort sae the Pease sad Prisons of Prude, dtp s teesittepl same yesterday some, sad Impeded several of thiAbhis of the reethosate just retuned hello tie eillaii. The Prises of Wales, Priors Alfred, tad Pamir Rohr; east the Maass Alio; also sosompeatod her Nejeety. Is the atteneoon the Queen, oreempealed by tie Royal party, rods on Itoreebaak to Canar's Oarap red reviewed the harps. The Royal ens* party tithe Pavilion Winded Prises Rdward Ikae•Weintar, Liwat,Geaeral YaoUys, Major- Gemmel Bir Richest Alm (Qurterneeter-General), MAW (lateral Sir Norge WetlieNrall (iadjateavalaaral), Colossi Yarbeireaik, Calmed Barker, 8.A., Lieat.-Coloaal Hill (Bilk Brligaila), Major Brazen/as, 8.H.A., mad Cep- Isla Ceinassa, It IL Prises Arthur, Prime Leopold, sad the Mumma Reline sad Leaks, &Media by the His. Elmer Stanley, Frederick Movie, sad Mr. Gibbs, left Baehlagbass Pelee* about half.pset 10 0'6104 yesterday wasalag for Osboras, Isl. of Wight. The Coulter Oriolla, Madame woo Stern berg, Count de Boos, sad Coast Faskler travelled with Ow* Royal Righseasee. The illawrioas party west to the Watseka torasisies, sad MR at elevea restock by a bola is this Leaden sad South Waiters Railway. A dermatitis ea the 'shiest of the west east of Attie% sal the opeatas of the Rim Nips fee lawful sessateran had sa laterTiew with Viscount Pasant °. yesterday, TIM &Wade* eassieted of Sir Edward Barbra, Bat. Vienna% Middleton, Lord Cs' sheens, Cantata the Hes. F Meads, Mr. Abel Smith, ALP., Mr. Maegreger laird, Hr. Barker (seameadar of the lets Niger eapeditisa). Kr. Rumen Gamey, Q. 0., Mr. Jolts G. Hears, Rey. H. Yeas (erentary et the Church litueleaszy leelety); Ray. I. Heels sad the Ree..W. Arthur (wereterles of the Wesley's Ittedeamy Ilesiety), sad the Rev. H. Townsend sad the Roe. J. Smith (missionaries boa Africa). ARRIVAL Ol THE COURT AT OSBORNE. JOLT 18. He. Majesty, Prince Albert, the Prince of Wale., the Prison Royal, no other breathes of the Royal family, mad the C.s,t arrived at this port this attains from Martinet, is roan to Osborn. The Prins of Prune, As Primus, sad the Penns Lone of Prude. seempaaled her Mejesty to 011inne. The royal trela did sot arrive in Munn Yard baton An *Week this efteraoss, elthough this wee so fault of the train itself, so it made the journey Is a very short tier. At Clarion Yen a gaud of honour, frees the Royal Marines, was la attsailasse„ and the hand of that carpe retuned her finny with the Animal Anthem, the guard presenting sins. Alma, ether 'Mein who went present to tenni her Majesty were as Onssaaderan-Chief, Vise-Admiral Sir George &mow, the Llesteant-Goveraor, Major- General Breton, Admiral Beporlateadeat Martin, Captain Seporiateadent 8. C. Dune, Colonel Communism Graham, the various lag an staff Winn of the port sad penises, Meagre. Davis sad Pincus. of C1....e Feed. &e. . Oa her Majesty's media, Clarnee-yard it was Island by As Victory, and other ships la harbour, the whole of , whin dressed ship and manned yards. It was low water as the tine, sad her Majesty had onsequatly to embark la the royal barge from ths jetty, being steered to the Fairy win by Captals the Hoe. Joseph Denman. Some sessiderable delay mond before taut whole of the boggage was shipped ; on this being does, the Fairy steamed oat of hartress, lellown by the Ellin, the news of the varier Alpe .kuui. her Mejesty u she paned. A royal salute was ass Ind by this Benison from the platform, sad as the Asst warn Bpithead a very imposing salute wu fired by the seas of-war, Asa soselatieg of half a dome of the heavy Bahia ships, which ban jut retuned boas with troops from the Crimea. Tid toad nasihod Osbotaa at half pad 'la to•alght. Their Royal Highamosa the Primness Helena sad Louisa, sad the Prisms Alfred, Arthur, sad Leopold embarked at the flosthamptos Docks yesterday, ea board her Majesty's yacht Rifle, commeaded by Coital' Orly pis, for °Worse. The royal children* were seesioraaied by the Hen. Miss Stanley, Meld of Roma, to the Qum., sad Camel thovia. TN royal party were received It South ampton by Mtwere. Hedger sad Levy, the Seatbet4tors Dock Wilda* sad by Mr. Watkins, of the Booth Wasters Hallway Company. Hia Royal Highness ths Osmaral Commanding-1m- M", bee appoiated Leaf.-Celemi the Hos. Juan Macao said, C.L, to be hi. Private gore soy. (not[ LAST inerr's GAZITTS.) FOILLIOLOTTICE, JULY 4.—The Queen bee been v= ed lt l i rbittatt, ss u e s e bete i r " ;l a ije g e " ty's' sow eoe sal at Trehisoode.,lnly B.—The Qineso has bens graelessly pleased to appoint Herman Lone's, Re; , to be her me. jury's eataul at Wiberg. July It —The Cl , ,etts has bees pleased te appolt• Gambrel the Earl of Westmorlaad, G.C.8., to hear her Majesty's coossatulations to the Kin of the Belgians on the twisty-fifth annlvierury of his soon sloe to the throne of Belgium ; sod also to approve of Mr. Gosimir Li... Alfred Breast, as sous! at Ealattnigb, and of Mr. Julie Joseph rim, as souse! at Liverpool, icr has Mejesty the Emperor a the Frsaeli. DOIVEI6O-6TaiiT, JULY 16.—The Queen hag been 1 Sewed TO erect the distrait of Natal, in Booth tMes. into I • saponale issiosy, to be sailed " The Colt ay of Natal," sad te appellee Jets Sew, Sq.. to be Lieutenant-Governor of the esid Nip. July 16 —Tte Gesso has bees 'hailed to 2riat "Award Yeaay, Esq. to be this senior menhir of Goso:Nties Cooed et tits mSc melees of Noss otia ; i ehhe Daniell, Esq., to he a member of the Coastal of the bleed of Nevis; sa d Richard Pie., Esq.. to be Qeeee's Advocate sad polies magistrate fox ter Majesty's ssilleatsato la this Elver Gambia. 7HE CHURCH. The Bishop or London has honied the Rev. H. J. Career limitk, M.A., late canto of All !Lints, Haulage, se the thethabthey of Bt. Mathew's, Bt. Paeans, es the aossi. nation of the Rth. Cason Dale ; sad the Bev. William Atheirstose Halm, 8.A., of °cavil's sad Calms College, Cambridp, is the lestareship of Bt. Andrew's, Lame. The Mann and Follows of Trinity College, Cambridge, hate promoted the Bev. Lewis Beasley, It A , carats of Doles Ilseklaithemehire, to the swamp of Great W. sathilley, with Bt. lelyte. sear Bathe., sirs the Bow. T. M. gmei, M A.; thri the Boy. R. Walker, II.A . to th• Mange of Wpoesweald Leieestershise, cies the RIM. 8.. P. Mato, M.A , demand. , The 'image of Ithristese, near Bridlington, hes beams waist by the death of the Iles. It. Dahlia, M.A. The homilies, whisk is worth MU a year, is is the gift of the Archbishop o 1 York. Hie Excellency the Hanoverian Minister sad the Coaster Selene Kletnees•ege have let the resilesee et tie II mantis Leptis/a. ea. visit to the eagle el kis ea- 1 stellsaae is lieletesa. The Itarehiocees of Bate and the young Marquis, who is now nearly nine pan of age, after reakliag for some Sias at Curdle Castle, Olasorgenahire, tonally paid a violet. Snowla, where they were aeaospaaisi by the Roo.' Jetta Robotism, of Aseog (near Rodeseay), who has been superiatonding the education of the Marquis. Lady Beta and her youthful 101 hate now retuned to this Noectry, and are shorty elp.stod at Mount-Stewart, the family seat is as island of Bate. The Earl sad Countess Wisterton and family have left tura for Skilliailm Park. The Chancellor; of the Exchequer and Lady Therms Lewis eatartalasd at diaper, oa Wednesday even ing, at their en Wm., goat Rowe, the Sul and Counters of Clanados, the Ran of Ranowoy, Lod loba Russell sad Mies Russell, thu bar" et Carlisle, the Right Hen. Edward Cardwell, M.P., sad Mrs. Cardwell, Mr. Mesektos Mines, M.P., Mr. Frederick Peel, M.P., and Mr. sad Mn Ticknor. Lady Charlotte Schreiber pve as elegant ball last sight M the family alesislea la Spiia garden. Today the ministers bold their annual white bait dieser at Gresawieb, to eelebrate the Mom of the seeides. TW esrommy Is understood to alumnae' that pa:newest will be prorogued before the red of another week. /atm ordinary efforts ham beta wade by the lease to esemplish this result. ToPerdu, feert•en MID weft pawed by tbe Canereas, ...teal by Me Loads, sad ethers efeetwally disponi of " Y either beam by a aanseary inaadeeneut. The seetiam, it is mew believed. will Intonate ea liotornar aura Lay deny Wynn net dote will erne, sot hen a prance et legislative besting, bet to melds as goers to get amp a esmeidetebie ernes of appeal eases. The autonomy et pro mannew, It is sedentood, will be perfumed by esentidem. 711. Mamie at Nonsaaby kft Pariah ea the 10th ke Mantas. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1858. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Marshal Canrobart left Paris this day for the Aix baths, to "recover • says the Patti*, "from the offsets of his wooed' It had escaped nay memory that the gallant marshal was wounded in the Crime. At all arm , I think it was not generally known thatlds waned was at all serious. COUP D'ETAT Ili SPAIN. • N. deepetahes whitens have beetle. `oohed WI Madrid within the lhat forty-eight hours. It is probable that the wires are cat.:"; The telegra phic line passes through &repose, where the icier. motion i doubtless triumphant. _ _ t TURKEY. The Madrid nail of tit, 13tb, dassalltday at Paris, has not intioad. We hire been favoured by his Eno: decoy the Teridel: lindiessador with the c hop:ming telegraphic derpetai: The Paris Petrie- states that - ihir'ssestiar of the members of the Oille s ander the preeideney of General hints, mem. tined in yesterday's .11.sproie, voted that the new ministry bad not the oontidenee of the Chamber, and drew up a list of another cabinet, in whieh Esparta° was mentioned as President, and M. Mados and other Progressisb figured es mem bers. It wu at the moment when a deputation of the Garters wu on its way to present an address to the Clasen, that they wen dispersed by the troops of O'Donnell. " CONSTANTINOPLE, JOLT 16. "The Sherif Abdul ?dontalib, who endeavoured to prevent the meoeseor nominated by the Sublime Porte to supersede him from taking posseedon of the government of Memo, has been made prisoner by the 'imperial troop.. " All the province of Hedjas enjoys the most per fect trinquillity." Although no mail from Madrid has arrivtd, au thentic intelligence has reached us by way of Bay onne, tram which it ammo that the state of siege, instead of being the conattpienes of the insur rection, was the provocatioa of it. The state of siege is declared in the Madrid Gristle of the 14th. Lu :triage and Bayarri, the friends of Eepartmo, are Dot at Madrid. Their names Was introduced into the ministry without their otanent, to denim the General Gunn is believed to oommand the inn gents in Saragossa. The Patric says (bat the statement must be re• aired with doe reserve): The reamer of a movomeat at Samosa is maarmed• General Videos, the eemmeadeat of the plea', who waa formerly se eido-desemp of Ittpirtare, bee, it le aimed, made hie prossaidermate with the rapped of a pirt of the inhabitant.. But, smordlag to private Laformatloo, he was eat followed by the troops, who, it is said, had withdraws to the heights and the cattle whke mama& Illaregama. The Coristitittiowsel sanctums that Marshal Nu rses arrived in Paris as Tharedey,from Vichy, and set out spin in the evening for Spain. According to present plans, be is going to Madrid. Two sides de-camp accompany him. It is said that he will halt at Bayonne. The latter statement seems to show that he does not Ise his way clear before him, but desires to be epos the frontier, to be ready for eventualities. It is sot improbable that news may reach him there which will induce him to retrace his steps. The following letter from the Madrid correspondent of the IwdepeaJsaee Bel" dated the 13th, is the first definite statement which hu appeared of the important mate immediately preceding the out- break : I eta guarantee to yes that the tallow's, puttee:us art not only °meet but Wield : The bestial' of Ministers assembled to-day at the home of the Dirks of Vittoria, the latter !septa( to remove the die' sessioa whisk showed itself at the lost wasting, sad to prevent the resignation of either the Coast de Lamas (O'Doanall) or H. Hetanme. All his efforts were vela ; and the Minister of the We -1 rice wee the drat to draw from his pekes a paper, which he said ',explained his rstMemeat. He was about to give it to the duke, wises, thiaking better of it, ha add ha wished to know if the Comet de Lama. rarlised without any ulterior object: Marshal O'Donnell replied. "I mire bemuse my priactiplee an at utter mimes with those of the Insister of the Isterfae ; beesue while I reprisal a seaservative policy— the oaly one whirl seems to stir to be salted to the oonstry—yos, K. Eserears, an a revoletioaary elerseat." K. Roemer* retorted with velsmaseee " Don't trigs wit► words. What do yes mean by a maser votive milky ? thy at ones whether you ars • liberal or aot, sad that decides everything." ♦ maddens sane arose, and Count Looses sad M. ilaimenra threw in rash other's feats charges of 'pommy and ' 1 serious admialetntive mon. The Doke of Victoria toned himself compelled to declare that he mast accept the re *meat of both mialsters, sad this he derenaded aria the tpit. This secured a mai which it is Mikan to describe. M. Bacesers obeyed, though not with very good pass, sod declaring himself is Opinions terms to ha a partisas of die Daniel Vittoria. Hat Marshal O'Deassil limited himself to the remark that, °wise etudasively to the Closes the power, with whisk he was larested, he should pat his nolo& ties Imo bar bands stow. Inept' the astosiehment of the omen I Marshal O'Dossell theta weal to the plass, bat sot before giving a wanting to the President of the Council that, se paths order sight Wiens troubled la the coarse of the day, he lad takes all seeming pietistic= to wom bat disorder. The Duke el Victoria shrrtly sfortwuds followed the Cunt de Lanai. Everythiog depends at this wassat spa her Majesty's reply. I don't know whether you eel through the waded of Marshal O'Donnell, bat this is what I know : the Cana ria* has e 4apresalsed the Count, szposicir Mas i to play du role whisk a celebrated penoaap I practised at Bank is the 7th of July, 1822. If the aroma Is so badly advised ao to attempt a parody of the meta of that date—U, in plass of scospting ilea aulguation of the Count do Luau, the Quin surifnes Mrputere, I an as. sue yes that a terrible lasureedon will burst oat, sot oily at Madrid, but alai la Cantos* Ample, sad asap other provisoes. Ti sharp Marshal O'Donnell to fan a 'ablaut at will would be to 101 l beck to the 'tato of anti beta* Jane 28, 1854, sad God knows what will be the mon gooses. Report says, that k spite of the devotion of the army for O'Doesell, all the regiments will not follow wittiest re eistaaeo the impales he nay wish te 111•11 them, even if the, de not presume foe the Due of Vistula sad the skulks casaaal July. _ Oise/ale 800 de (Sane, Serrano, Dolce, Idealea, Haaeo• hos—ell than, is feet, who aided CrEcaeaell is lie enter prise in Joao. 1864—yesterday save la theft resignation. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (VROX OVX OWN PARIS, PSIDAT EVINING. It is rumoured that Marshal Pelimier will not only visit Athens, but Naples, before retuning horse. On Wednesday evening the Empress, with some thing of the adventurous spirit of the Mademoiselle Montijo of former days, determined to enjoy the freshness of the night air. After dark she started from Bt. Cloud in her little Seine yacht, for Paris. It was ten o'clock when she arrived at the fit. Nicho las quiy, opposite the Louvre. Her Majesty walked along the quay to the Tuileries, which she entered by the guichet at the Pont Royal. She remained an hour and a half in the palace, and then returned to her boat in a carriage, to ran down the Seine at mid night. It mast have been near one o'clock before she was housed at Bt. Cloud. It is, I believe, likely that Count de Morey will go to Vienna from Wildbad before proceeding to St. Petersburg. The pretext for this joarney will be a visit of congratulation to the Emperor of Austria on the happy birth of a prison,. The Bourse INS again inanimate. The Rents elated at 71fr. fey cash, and 71fr. do. for account, being a rise of sfr. in the first instance, and a fall of se. in the other. Credit Mobilier was very heavy, and fell 12tr. 50c. Railway, were nearly sta tionary. It was reported that the Mediterranean Company offered to come into the fusion on the Nude of ten Lyons shares for seven Mediterranean', while the Lyme' Company was oily willing to wept nine Mediterraneatt shame against ten Lyons. General d'Orgoef and the Berman sontaisionere who are coming to Paris oo a minion hoar the King of Are have arrived at Madrid. INAUGURATION OF THB FIRST ROMAN RAILWAY. (yam ova owx ROUE, iirLl 10. • British capital and British perseverance have at lest succeeded la sompletlag the abandoned enterprise of preceding disheartened speculators, and, by the opening of the first line of railway in the Pepal dominions, have ren dered a tangible reality what the Rowena, after the delays and diseppolatmeate of nine year', had begun ke regard se • mere fanciful myth. Oa the Ith inst. the mina bungs ratios of the lime teems Rome to Prthostl—whieh, although only a distance of 21 kilometres, is impotent, as being the fret mean of the line destined to join Rome and Naples— took plan at the provisional matinee, outside the Parts Maggiore. Cardinale Antoselli, ikeretaty of Blab; Cesium, Bishop of Framed; fattiest Secretary of Memorials; end Robert!, President of Rime and Caesarea, took their seats at one 'Mock en an elegantly adorned stand, where places of honour were misread for them and the other Wanton of state, the Pope's household printer, sad the members of the diplometie end saanieipal bodies, who had been invited by Mr. York, the priecipal director and ezeipatra of the line, to take part In the ceremony, together with the Roman nobill y, the °Mein of the French and Roman garrisons, and other favoured individuate, including • fair proportion of ladies, all destined to perform the trial trip, to the great admiration of the crowds of Ramses collected as speetaton le the stride on the other side of the line, and bordering the read for miles is every spot commanding a blast& view of the train. A tasteful 'hap.' having been erected at the terminus, Monsigoor Palermo, the Pope's autistic, appeared in pore• titled vestments before the sitar, aid after Balers Brie thew, well awig by the choir of San Michele, proceeded to *verde with holy water the trophies of took and emblem Cu died before the chapel, as well as the rails themselves, end them, /stank, to the alter, waited whilst the two lo comotives, one of which is eased St. Pins, Mussed slowly on parallel lien, with with its staff of drivers sad stokers, and gaily decorated with flags and flowers, to realms the bishop's benedidlos. Deep silence prevailed II the power ful teonsten wept up to the appointed spot, and awaited the consecrated drops from the Prelate's hand, bat the Wyss of the spookier', the heisting clasper cf a brew band, end t►e fall voices of the choristers chanting the Ambrosias hymn, soon indicated that the ceremony had approached Its aeademion. After the benediction their miasma the cardinals, prune minister', diplomatits, sad other rusts got into the six carriers forming the train, and started for Frucati amidst the @poison of all the spectator', acd the unmiti gated w oder of the greater part of them, to whom a Vain la moil.s was as novel a sight salt wauld have beea to their assumes who easstruoted the sqa•deete now towering is frowning ruins over the resistless invasion of stem. We whirled over the desert columns on the level of the Claudisn equedeut, sad arrived 'muttony at the Frascati station after having passed through a tunnel 280 metres in length carried through the Telenet" rook at a cost of Wiesen francs per cubic foot. The muni cipal auttoraies of the town, and, I verily believe, every one of the inhabitants, besides an Infinfty of coeetry folks from afar, were awaiting the arrivel of the Maim, and the cardinals Wag got into their earrisges, with •n snort fir the Ileuretery of State, we were all supplied with con veyances to take as to the Te rlonia Ville, when dinner wee prepared for 160 person', ander a long marquee, tastefully deorrated, sad ecjoying such a prospect u Frascati alone can effno. The municipal anthoriCes of Frascati had sestritated Wifely to the embellishments of the bulky. In the mehl otimpartments approaching the villa were insciip Mona in honour of Pio Non°, the Minister • f Peblle Works, the Council of Administration, and John Oliver York, Esq., Chevalier of the Legion of Minour. In four niches were allegorical staters of Agriculture, Navigation, Metallic Indostry, cad Commerce, with apt Inscriptions; and medals were distributed, coined in honour of the event. Mesawbile, the visitors Wag =Meted he the casino of the Torloais Villa, where the Duchess of Poll, the deices daeghter-is-law, did the hocours with imamate paw, the Carole al &cratary of 81st* made a tweet% ',enemies of his approbation of the undereskiog, and of the great pismire it gave him to confer, in the name of his Holiness, the cross of the Order of St. Pins on Mr. York, tbe general contractor, Mr. Raliogue, the chief engineer, and Mr. De Vitry, the admicistret.ve &goat ; and gold metals on Signors Altobelli and Priederish, engineers of the Rome and Frascati sections. Great applause inside the ruin., and bead. sad thorns*. 'Weide, followed this core sway, after which, everybody having When lees sad champagne, Cardinals Aato&elli and Roberti re turned to the wawa, did were sec mpanied in a special train bark to &me by Mr. York, who got up to Frascati again is time to find hie guests comfortably seated at table, Cardinals Allied sad Cagisno occupying the plasm of honour in the .antra. The Pope's health having been drunk, appropriate trochee wore made by Cardinal Alti, ri, who defended the Roman tow:meat from the Impatatioa of being opposed to true progress, which he welataisted to be ism p:rable from the interests of the chore& ; and by the Chevalier Visconti, sad other orator., both in prom sad verse, MSG'S bring most convenient ;Weir valves for Italian enthusizthe on similar occasions. Mr. York, having received a well-deserved ovation iron the estembled company, conducted his guests once more to the Frascati ratios, and conveyed them nfely back to Rome, where a still graver number of spectstors than in the morn log had collected to witless the snivel of the train, the Pape blanelt bwrlsi Choate that direction for his after am'. drive, although he was too early for the unwonted spectacle. It to now to the tittered of tte company to open the line a fuss the Ne plitan frostier al loon as possible, in order to ereste an outlet to what is as yet merely an excursion lies for Roman holiday seekers, or foreigners runnicg op to Friss:rad to v&t the villas and the ruins of Tussahs's'. I Three years are allowed by the government concession kr be 'Meilen of this line, during whirl period share holders are guarantied 7 per cent. lousiest for their money, aO,OOOl. being deposited fior that purpose, and when the line le open to Naples it is supposed that the in created trams will reader ell further guarantee suprirdsoos• The disuses from Frascati to the Neer olitsn froutkr is 130 kilos. , passing round the Alban bill by the towns of Marino, Albano, Geom.., and Wield, which track, eltbeegh twelve kilometres longer then that through Colossi, is more sdvantageous, as being a well cultivated district with a population of 70,000 iababitanti. The branch line to Porto D'Ausio will diverge frets the Frascati line at Ciampino, it carried Into effeet, w►ich is most likely to be thew', is it !a a favourite idea of the Pepe's, end would only regain, twenty silks of rail through a level country. Should this p:aa be realised, and the Neroniaa harbours rendered @permeable again for large vessels, it is probable that the limp from Rome to Civita Vecchia will be aban doned, s'elsoegh the concemios is already granted and the cautfoo mosey paid by the Cssavalee'r company. Nu Y. rk, the spatted *securer of this ant railway hi the Papal dominions, has proposed to the Roman severamest sma laportast imprommeente is the Banal City, la ess ssaios with the establishment of a mistral railway statism opposite the Oeiseteuse, in the beighbourhrodl of the Beth. of ;item, *kWh yet he offers Musks aratisible by a heed s/me Wert, es a asadeastion of the Corso, sniffles through the sinew ad dirty Lass between thsCaphol sad Trojan's Pees, bat eirefelly avoiding ivory et4ost of aatiqaariaa istereet. The semerestiose seminary ter this great under teldep would ho metals to Sfrig to light maker additions tells Vatiamilleireum is the way of itemise, Warms sad imstriptleas, Is befog the Wry centre of sadist Beat . ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. CHELMSFORD, Father EVI24INO. The number of visitors to the town and show-yards on this, the last day, was arch in exceed of the umber yesterday, woes 14,000 people paid for admission at 2s. 6d. each. This morning the charge was reduced to la., and an' opportunity was agenhel to the labouring chases of Wont- I log a larger and finer display of agriculture' stock and lin- Plamente than they had ever seen before, or ever probably will see again. They were not slow to avail themselves of such a privilege, and the wearers of smock-frocks and rustle gaiters were thine, standing by the side of broad•acred l egalese and fashionably attired ladies. The cattle, perbape, 1 1 attracted meet of their 'ninth:is ; but the implements of habendry, and especially the hugs Dunham worked by steam—which were Watt/nog end clan►ing away, threshing sad dressieg eons in a manner that seemed to put all the ancient OWNS of the rustle flail quite onto( the way—were theobjectsofmnthcuriosity. Foremost of th ese me chines,how. ever, was the great steam plough, which has been &Wont of eager examination and fr. q•ent dietitian; end its failure —or, perhaps, It should rather be said, comparative failure —in the preliminary trial, oceasioued mush regret It Is the production of two well-known inventors: Mr. Boyden being the patentee of the locomotive engine, end Mr. Coleman, of Melo:dud, of the ploughs Intended to be worked by it. The locomotive resembles very much an or dinary railway locomotive in its general appearance, except that it aeries its wet rails with it, as a portion of it self, attached to its wheels, in six sections, in a manner whisk admits of the wheels travelling upon them as they are laid down by the revolving of the axles one after so other along the ground. Thus, while one section of the rolls Is upon the ground the o:ttr live sections are revolving in air, and as they us successively thrown forward they look not unlike feet. In fact, the ►uge mathies when in motion has been compared, not inaptly, to a walking ele phant It is intended to draw about ten ploughs at oar, and its power upon seythieg like level ground is no doubt toile oneleiset for that porpoise ; bet at the prelimiesey trial with Mr. Coleman's plough, which consists of eight common ploughs, lageeiously fined ie a light but strong boa frame, it was found imposeible to give to equal and uniform action to the eight plough shares, some being deep In the soil. whilst alien were altogether above the grand ; and it b to this defect in the plough frame, rather than to any defect in the travelling powers of the locomotive, that the yeti. misery feints is to be attributed. Other trials with the same p'oughs have, however, been attended with a result hardly more favourable, and although an experiment with ordinary j loughs attached was somewhat less dishearten ing, it must be admitted thst the steam plough has not yet reached a degree of perfection which would warrant its pre/beat adcpt'oe ; and, apart from the question of the ploughs attached, it is thought that the sadism railway attached to the wheels would soon get out of order, ea • trifling loosen., or variation in their fixity might cause one section to overlap the other, and so destroy Its utility and security. But, notwithstanding admitted defeats at present, it IMMO to be universally anticipated that the steam plough will soon be improved and become a practical machine. On the whole, the exhibition has been highly satisfactory, and Seer specimens of farming stock were, perhaps, never brought together upon one spot that" thus which are now here, hut which to-morrow or on Monday will be die persed in every dirmion. As • vomit of this exhibiti-n numerous specimens of English stock will find their way to the imminent and to America, while some of the foreign breeds will remain in England. The two beautiful white heifers of the Cbarolais breed, the property of Count de itheall6, will, however, return to France, u their owner is not d is posed to part with them ; and two more graceful animals for • noblemen's park could not be desired. There was a general meeting of members of the society at the Shirehall, thie morale!, over which Lord Portman pre sided, and at which thanks were voted to the corpontion of Chelmsford, the ptoprietors of sites need for the exhibition, and the railway campanle•. A very interesting ceremony, and one which hes not hitherto been part of the annual programme followed—the distribution of prises to foreign ere. A bustifolly emoted medal in gold and silver had been prepared for the cccuion—on the one aide of it a profile of her Majesty, on the rev: Tie the insignia of the Royal Agricul tural Society. M. Tie/trend, as the commissioner of the French government, received the prises on behalf of the Preach jurors, and also on behalf of the other foreigners ,elided to prises who were not present; end the stated sums of money were paid over, with an intimation that medals (a sufficient number of which had not been fur aitheil)chould be forwarded to them as soon as possible. Oae incident connected with this distribution is worth espeelal notice; an intimation by the President that M. Dat►on' had left the amount of his prise in the hands of the society, with the view that it should be again offered for the purpose of improvine in this country that description of cattle called polled cows, for which he had received Its prism. Y. Datr6ae will, during the Donne of the year, arrange with the secretary about the disposal of this prise, and the council will no doubt endeavour to carry oat the in tentions of this liberal-minded foreigner. At the same muting Mr. Caldwell, one of the judges in the implement deperment, made a etatemeut with regard to the reaping machine., sod add that some further tr.al of them would be tummy, or else the judges would have to revers, their decision of lest year. Ile wu precluding to give bib reaming for this taste:cent, but be wee stopped by the Chairman, who *berried that the matter was not one to be brought before a public =Win, but should first he re (erred to the council, for them to decide upon the steps which it might be advisable to take. The towa hes been gey all the week with belle and e tn. erne, and ezhibi!ions ; sad tc-eight there is to be a greed die,.lay of fireworks, nadir the directioa cf the 'managing curetnittee, as a finale to the great agriesitaret meeting of 1856. Notwithstanding the vest influx of strangers into the town, good order Las been reserved, and great praise is due to the Ewe: constabulary for their ar,angernente, as well as to a body of the A division of metr,oolitan police, who, under the order. of itimpeetor Teddy and Sergeant Roble eon, have had the management of the show-yards. The railway authorities also, thJugh sometimts a little lit hindhaad in time, have, on the whole, given great satis faction. WINDING-UP OF MR JOINT•STOCK COY- "FAMES ilicir;tiieeiii: COURT ORANGE MINING COMPANY.—Yeeferdey at , 1 a meeting in ibis matter et Vice-Chace, for Wood's ch.m ben, the list of sherabolders liable to contribute to defray the outstandiog debts of this concern wee brought in by Mr. Hardirg the ufEeial manager, mad his rilicitor Mr. Cla-! bin, who have anertaiced that the liabilities amount to about 7,0001., which will bate to be defeated by a call on the shore hollers. The company was engeged is working unsuceresfully some lead mines at Aberystwith. Tits P•NTAGRAPHIC COMPANY.—Yesterday, there was a meeting on this matter before Mr. Lem, the judges' chief sleek, to consider propositions of climpromies on the part of the rhereboMers, to pay a ff their liability in motet of debts which smooLt to between 3,0001. ■nd 4,0001. u 'reported to the court, by Mr. H►rding the official manager of the cninpacy and bus rolieitore Messrs. Tucker, and Tacker. The compesy wag established, but tailed, two or three year. sg ~ for pottagrapbically cultic g, carving, and migrating ►y means of Ina:Winery. MADAMS IDA PIPEIFFER. This clever and courageous lady, who has run all round the gl..ba more than own, for her owe and the public enter:einment. is now in Loudon, aad is imme diately going to bladagsseer. She hes lately received much honour moor Continental mans. The natural history no. eirties of Berlin and Amsterdam elected her as en honorer; member. She was invited by the Hine of Prussia to Pots dam, pre , ented with the Humb ildt gold medal of arts sad Klitten, end with a taken of esteem not leas gratifying, • letter, of which we give a translation, from Ali:sander son Haabldt hienrelf : All those who, in different regions of the earth preserve • rememhrance of my name and affection for my works, I ardently beg to receive with friendly interest end to aid with their counsels the bearer of these limes Mrs. Ida Pfeiffer, eh) is rate heated not only for the noble constancy the, amidst so many dupes and priestions, bee ltd her twice round the gl , be, but above all for the amiable sim plicity end modesty which ported* her works, for her truthfulness and philanthrrpy, for the eorre , taeu of her judgments, u well as for the indspenduce, cod at the same time the delicacy of her untioseuts. Enjoyisig the lingfi.i decoe end friendship of this estimable luy, I only Muse . her—though I cannot refrain from admiring It—for that in domitable eaergy of character which she bee displayed,! wherever she he' been called, or, I should rather say, has, bees impelled, by an uncoequerable passion for sectoring mews and the habits of the various human race*. As the eldest Irving traveller, I felt a desire to offer to Mrs. Ida Pfeiffer this slender proof of my Isiah end respectful esteem. (litigated) " ALZIANDIR TON iiIIILROLDT. "Potsdam, June 8,1836." ITALY.—The Official Milan Omette states that oa the 124 the Maritsa sad Milan mail was attacked, at two miles Eros Creams, by 12 or 14 brigiulds, sad robbed or all &Uneasy it coateblod. GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC OFFICES. various e ba or m it e committer ni t s o p , p p e r i o n v t i ed din for This day has been loaned the report of the select acco the . p m u o rpor diti e on of foe:to:literin og he rio public departments is the neighbonebood of Downing. street. The committee are if opinion that it is most delin able for the public service, both se regards economy and efficiency, in the transaction of business, that there should be • ooneentrstion of the public offices, and that such Concentration should be effected in the immediate vicinity of Whitehall and the Houses of Parliament. It appears by the evidence that the boom now cocupied as aloft for the public service (and which are held on lease represent a total of 22,0001. per annum, and that the MOUI uttunesodstion would be afforded by public buildings three stories in height, and occupying an area of 171,638 gun feet, exclusive of open spaces. But if the business of the Admiralty, now conducted at Somerset Rouse, should be removed to Whitehall, en additional space of 42,600 square feet will be required for that purpose ; and looking to the continual ice eeeee which appears to take place in the bug. nese transacted by the public offices, of which some remarkable examples may be found in the evi dence, it may be regarded u a wise economy to make some provision for additional buildings which may possibly be required within a limited period. The commute have taken evidence u to the lam for which the property comprised in the area bounded by the back of Richmond -terrace, the north (root of the Irish Office and Downing-street on the north ; New Palace-yard and Great George -street on the south ; t • River Thames on the east, and Bt. James's-park on the west, can be obtained. That spoon includes, with the buildings in Downing-street. 825,276 Keane feet, one-half of which it is calculated matt be devoted to open spaces, and the other half to new build lags. Of this area, 171,638 ignite feet will be required for the offices before slinded to; 42,600 square feet for the accommodation of the Admiralty business now conducted at S merest House, and 151,535 square lest foe the other offices enumerated in the schedule appended to the evidence, leaving for additional buildings likely to be required 46,864 set..are feet. In this space of 825,275 square feet has been included a portion of ground, amounting to about 70,000 square fart, which will probably be required for aprroaches to Westminetet-bridge, and for throwing open Westminster Hall to these approaches by taking down the south side of Bridge•streer. For this opus the sum of 250,0001. has been included in the fore ping estimate. If, there(.-r•, parliament shall approve this appropriation of the specs referred to, the sum re quired for the purchase of the ground for the pub lic ofßc , s above meat'oned will he reduced to 1,260,0001. To this sum of 1,250,0001. must be added the cost of erec•ing the pr pond buildiegs, which has been stated at 'boat 1,000,0001.; on the other bead, must be deducted, of course, • capital value ours. spending to the rental of the houses above referred to; viz., 22,0001. • year ; and it moat be bans in mind that the porton of Somerut-housi now occupied by the Admi ralty will be set free for other purposes. Au oppor tunity will also be afforded, without incurring any additional tiptoe., to make a great op clog from Whitehall to Westminster Abbey, by erecting the new buildings on each aide of such thoroughfare. METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROADS. This morning was issued the following report of the selset committee appointed to consider the expediency of removing this toll•gatos now maintained by the Commis sioners of Metropolis Rood', and the means by which Inch roads shall be kept in repair in nee the tolls shell be abo lished : " That this committee, impreued with the Inconvenience of the eai•tencs of tolhga.es in the populous district, of the metro! olis, and of the importance of providing, if pm. Utile, some mode of remedying th.s inconvinience, are tireless unwilling, at this lota period of the session, and considering the impossibility of being We to c implete the hearing of the evidence which has been offered to them on behalf of the various parties interested, including the parishes through which the metropolitan roads pus, have come is the determination of reporting the evidenc3 which ham been already given, and recommending the re appoint ment of the committee nest If 84 ton." THE BISHOPS OF LONDON AND DURHAM. This morning was issued a return, pursuant to an address of the House of Lords, dated l7th July, 1856, for copies of all correspondence which bee passed between bee Majesty's government and the Lords Bishops of London and Durham, inching the resignation by them of their sew. The corresp nirlenoe is es f Aloes : The Lard Bishop of London to Viscount Palmerston. Fulham P,laoe, 18t1 June, 1856. My dear Lori,—l think it proper to communicate to poor lordship my deals., on account of continued Meese, if Wowed by is., to resign the tishopric of Loceon, upon being *cured the eoj -pment during my life of a deer annuity of sir thousand petted'. If this proposal should be approved by peer lordship, I frost filet poc will take proper measures for carrying it into effect.—l have the honour to be, my deer lord, your lorde , ip's very faithful (Signed) C. J. LONDON. Tao Viscount Palmerston to the Bishop of L , nlow. Piocadilly, June 19, 18.56. My dear L , rl,—l ban to acknowledge the cmosunica tion of your wishes to Mien your it., on the conditi,ai mentioned by you, and I will take tteps to etrry your wishtli into ef ort. ll• dear Lori, yours faithfully, (Signed) PALMERSTON. The Lord Bishop of Durham to Viscount Palmerston. 4, Upper Portland-place, June 21, 1856. My Lord,—ln consequence of the great f ai lure of my sight, and other infirmities incident to a very advanced age, 1 am anzinali, it re:lowed by law, to be relieved from the fatigue and responsibility of the high office which I bans sow ar joyed for the lase twenty rats. At 1 shall relic quieh a very much la•eer income, I am persuaded that your lord.hip wail cot consider the annual allowance of 4 500 f. per annum as by arty means unreasonable. Upon the as attract° that th.s will be granted, 1 shall be ready to resifia the b.ahonrc of Durham on soy day tot earlier than the let of August. . . . . . . Leonid cave wished to have named a later day, fn I fear it will not be in my power to complete armagements for leasing Auckland at so early a day; but Lord Chichester inforwed me that it might be incunvenient to the govern ment, I therefore acquiesced, in the confllenas thst I should no: be hurried unnecessarily, and it may possibly be esti rahle that my successor, whoever he may be, should have en opt ortunity of conferring with me before I leers Auck land upon the state of the diocese.—l have the honour to be, my lord, your most obedient servant, (Signed) E. DUNZI.II. The Lord Bishop of Loudon trs Viscount Palmerston. • Fulham P.lace, 23rd June, 18%. Sly dear Lord, —I have the honour tr aoktoultdge the recerp• of your lordship's letter of the 19 h instant, and to 'sprain my obliestion to your prompt acquiescence in ay prrposal.—l remain, my dear lord, your very faitbfal servant, C. J. LONDON. TEE AWFUL ACCIDENT AT THE CIMMER COLLIERY. The examination of the pit having been eon aleeed on Wednesday night, we are enabled to elate the ac curate loss, which has amounted to ihe enormous and un precedented number of 112 human brings. The laet body got out dead was t..at of a boy named Llewellin. 113 loss had been known; hat his death oc curred so for in the workings chit his reco very wit difficult, and nearly two days were ex pended in the t naeavour to get out his bray. On Wednes day evening same men ventured • ) crawl on tietr hands snd hesee to where they could not ventare so take a I gbt, and they Ono inteeeeded in finding him Tt s lad's bo made the entire number gotout deal 111. the numbs bronglit up alive but horned nine, and about thirsy who, from the elf caterer ce of its being ti *last lay of its fortnight. end theie tram being fall, were on the shaft side rat tue escaped unhurt. Of the men burnt one d , ed on lhnrsday morning. - On Thursday the funerals of most of the men to it place, and um r before hue there bt en men in the Rhondda Valley en sorrowful a day. All the collies tbrni..gb tut that end the Aberdire Valley turned c,t to armlet in the boryirg ; end the corpse*, ewe of whickhed to be carted distances of six, eight, and even twelve miles, were accompanied by proces sions formed of hundreds of met anti omen IliLinng bymre and p algae, and funeral chants. A meg , t inching c.,reccooy than one of these funerals presented can scarcely he conoeiced. Thus was no sr Adel mourning, but the bear - a of all present seemed suiitt.rn by the der p solemnity of the =a eon. The inhabitants of the vill.gen end etr.giling ham lets through which the c epees were bone erowdod the roadways as they purred, and joints' in the freeral dirge. Two abutters at their houses were closed, and et some pl cos black flags were bung out in testimony of sorrow and re spect for the dead. As might be expected, greet exeitement preceded throughout the district, and after owe Cl the burials were over, the men began t e cangregate in numbers, especially ttose from the Abi Here Some apprebetOsre of a disturbance were Retina peted, and entssengere were despatched to the superintendent of the Glainorganshire county constabulary, at Newbridge, tegnayting the peen mice of a strong h of police. Russia being about to bend back to Greece the legion which she had raised in that country, the govern ment of Athens has refused to receive there troore, and has demanded to have them sent to Odessa. The government of Kiss Otto bes at the same time applied to the Esglish admiral to support its representation. The Bey of Tunis ham just addressed a proclama tion to the Inhabitants of the Regency, in which he makes knows to them the liberal reforms be is about to adopt. Re proposes to cornet many abuses, and his promisee can not fall, if steadily aced on, to be attended with good.