The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-01 00:00:00

r etc e xtpre)lo. Aaw,tw..r tar mbod kir .11me Itaymmo Imam Imam popm tart be at the Odes, le, Ibmimetbmaist. by We *Mask to tM isy 0 pebbmtbm NIGH WAT 2& AT LONDON DaIDOI. tuop—Manies. Sks.........Aninrea. Ik. 4110. Timeasaew—lla vim Mu LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. Ms departure of the Earl of OLurnui. sad it the Count DE MOILWT, for Moscow, is their MINI= Extraordinsry, very naturally directs public attendee to the approaching cereincaial is the old capital of Mammy, which still remain/ the metre of the seal strength of the Russian empire. Despite the expan sion of Russian dominion to the north and is the south, despite its tendency to pea forward lab the heart of Central Asia, and its important acqihidees on the Amour, which emainands easy moms to tke North Pacifies, the Bessie that the world really fear, breathes, moves, and hes its being in old Russia, at which Moscow is the cherished metropolis. Moscow is the heart, St. Petsseinig bat the lips of Russia. From Moscow emanates the ambitios, there is fostered the " manifest destiny • of Russia than is thematie at come of the spirit of the old repoblicenised Boysed end enthuses= of the emerosokisg Church of Muscovy. No weeder, thee, that thither resorts the new EMPIIIOI4 to be crowned after the fashion of the anneal Ciars; that thither, on sash an occasion, are 'Mesta all the estabilities sad epeeist representatives of absolutely disposed Mo. earthy; that at present the Comet of lit. Petersburg, worn out and exhausted by war, is apdally desirous of seeing no diminution bat an updated.* of that homer, respect, and hawse% white milk* so large a portion of its power in the aim al ineepe. Moscow is, however, tee =deed eml Iddide a capital far the perntaaset sedasess dONO mho seek to reign only in sesselanis with Ade ova fur meal will. They are deafest with reed is. de seal of the oedema seetiment, and being saillided with the oil of their Holy Confederates diem. That over, they escape from the Iseditiosa inlitenos—trem the free talk and independent thought of the MI Muscovite pity of Moscow, to seek and find is St., Petersburg thous pliant, able, skilful took, and that agreeable, encouraging, sycophantic worship whisk more than compensate for the detestable climate of the modern aspitaL Hitherto, on seek cotesioes, it has been meal far England to soled as its representative me airtime% but non-political noblemen, who have reciprocated the homer sad the distinction of the chaos by de. fraying the met of the Mimics Extreardiesiy. Now, however, a different MOM has bees permed. In the Earl Cumulus, one of the most intelligent and liberal of the Cabinet has been appointed to represent the Crown and the people et Reiland. Beek a oboist was secossary far several reasons. Oar sew Miskolc •t fit. Petersburg, though a memos of eemidershie ;maim and ties . ervedliesteineed by the Goverment. whose ormadecos he enjoys, is esseparatively arms, amid inexperienced diplomatist. Well salculated se Lord WODZHOOSS is to win his way in the society i of smarts, of that of the Emperor Atxxassua he eta as yet know too little to be safely depended 00. Lord WODEBOUIII scald sot, therefore, have been of that utility to a non-political grandee, an accustomed to diplomacy and ignorant of Russia, which the circumstances of the present cam render desirable. In Lord Cliaxvlisa. however, Ragland will be represented by a statesman, if sot et the very highest clue, of large experience, of perfect so- ' quaintest' with the relations and prase is of Eu rope, of great personal amomplieliments and so quirements, sad himself a member of the Cabinet. Another motive dictating aid justifying the choice of so important an Ambassador Extraordinary may without doubt be found is the selection of the Count Da MOINY to represent the Emperor d the Puma. Count Da MOILIIT la kaaira to IKONS§ not aterely more of the coofirlesse of his Imperial relative, but greater indepeudeaos of thought and speech ia his intercoms with Loam NAPOLION than any other Fri DOD courtier or statesman. Should Imperialism in Francs be destined to survive the hero of the flecoad of December, it is probable the Count Da MOUT will have eves a mon pro minent put to play is Fran» that that be has yet emoted, though in what sense at Wend may at present be doubtful. Sending the Count Da Movie cm a missies of this kind to Rasda—we say of this kind, for, notwithstanding the afforest panes. »nay of hi. appointment the Count mon» be ex pected to »dare a law exile from Paris—is thereto» as act of political significant), to which England pro bably respoada by giving him se his eallesgue a stater man quite es bideential, though M a very different way, in the councils of his country. la selecting Lord CiItANTILIA al Ambassador Ex traordioary, the country cannot expect a schisms' of very moderate forts» to hesitate the example of the Doke of Dzoosenum or of the kW Dike of NOWTHUMBEIUAND, but mast be mutant to boar • fair and reasonable °large for his spree mimics. The Count DT MOIUIT goes to *meow with all the epee. door end glitter of Imperial irresponsibility 1 with a splendid (midi. with as issiesiss salary, with a mei,* of highly. paid sompsaioes sad richlpfur. siahed followers. Lord Gassertue proceeds in more modest and temperate magnificence t befitting an okiestablished and a constitutional Mosareby. We have indeed heard the sum to be allowed for his eta•ed at an amount which must leave the country pecuniarily indebted to its representative en this oceseios—a piece of enemy not at all required by public opinion. At all events, this is certain, that in his special minks Lord Getasirsus ia the only person who will be, to any extent, a charge on t►e Treasury. Sir RORIRT PEEL his Indeed been appointed Secretary of the Embasry, but ao pecuniary alloweacia will be made to hiss or to any other attactf. Moreover, Lord Gitanrunt will be surrounded and attended by MOO of the best blood of England Lord WARD will be them with his boundless wealth and fantestie habits; the great and liberal hones of Strisza LAND will be worthily represented by the Magni, of STAFFORD; and In the Earl 01DALXITTII the powerful Vitally of Booczincit will contribute use of the best specimens of reassemble, moderate, and emeiliotory cosservatism. Bat, after the fashion of England, the brilliant Mine around Lord ORANTILLI will illustrate the state of England, without seeking mentease from the Ezehaque. It is, of warm to be impacted that the Court of Moscow will seek to flatter and to tomes favourably this Mission That it will be able seriously to dela& Lord thesterti.t.s we do not upset I though few diplosettive have on their first arrival ia Ramie moped being esruniriesself. But, as the flattery may have greater seems in other quitters, it is only proper that the members of the Reabmay Extreardh nary should, before leaving England, know and as dentin& that though tbaakful for pleas, and satin. tied la the main with the tensed the Treaty of Paris, Illilliiiiiim. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. SPAIN: no Xersiteur of yostaday poblishop the followhig : a The Coosal-Gosorol of Irmo. to his Excellency the Minister of Fonign Affairs: BARCELONA, iIILT 29, 9 Wiliam r.w. 1, Order continues to reign at BeMins. CM110919 is entirely in the 'power of 'the troops of the Queen. The Ernie% of Mesa, as 1111014111 of the other locali• ties, are giviog up their arms, dispersing and return _ _ log to deir kimie Private deepatebse hem Madrid, tuba yesterday, traammitted by . the Seligkoh, bring the following Dews:— " Ali the provisoes of Spain recognise the autho rity of government, 'inept Saragossa. The mist saes offered by some localities in the metre end the east lasted scaly for the time necessary to dispel the errors respecting facts, which had inspired the revo lutionists with hopes of - enemas. The disarm ing of the national militia is going on at all points, and the army shows itself everywhere valiant and loyal. The government is engaged with the task of superseding weak or negli gent authorities, without distinction of party. Tbe QOM Moires union and activity in every branch et the public administration. The lettere sent by the correspondents of the French pros are said to be in general inexact, and what they state respecting the strength of the insurrection at Bengali la exaggerated. " The rumours spread abroad about discord and disunion in the cabinet are entirely destitute of foundation. The troops of Generals Dales and &Anne are before Saragossa. The majority of the inhabitants of this city wish to surrender. An ex cited minority, belonging to the lowest tanks of society, alone (ordnance to resist. The government is devoting itself before everything else to the main tenance of public order. Oscura &pattern is living tranquilly at Madrid, and is not molested." A Marseilles despatch, dated Barak/is, the 29th, states that seventeen asesesina have been shot. There eau be no doubt that the opprobions word" essassine means innrgents. It was pretended at first that O'Donnell would be magnanimous enough not to inflict capital punishment upon the rebels; bat the Bpoca of the 28th admits that on the 22nd two men who were taken with cartridges upon them, and whom hands were black with powder, were shot. This, together with the blaming' despatch, con. firms the rumour circulated a few days siege that cold•bloodd fusillades had been perpetrated at Bar celona. The Diario, dating from Barcelona on the 24th, states that the naniter of pencils killed in the con filet of the preceding days, and interred in the ce metery of the town, was 216, of whom 66 were soldiers, and 161 chime, half of them belosging to the suburb of Gracia. This umber does not holed. those who were subsegesetly put to death by order of the Captain-Cleseval. A Paris correspondent of the independence Bilge espresso' bis opinion that the system of terrorism will not avail to intimidate tech a population as that of Catalonia; and he says that among the manufacturing populatioa of But:Woos there are not less than 20,000 Fronk workman, most of them ardent pro. lesson of dersocrasy, sod silty of them expert at the barricades. If these sea should ones associate themselves to the existing revolutionary parties I. Spain, the governors% will lot find it so easy to strike a decisive blow at the latter. bat will have to contend with a most formidable organisation of workmen. The Epee of the 2dth,ltas a narrative of the events which paned at Barcelona, from the 17th to the 21st of July. It shows what we already knew—that the struggle between the troops and ths insurgents war a very daunts and bloody one. During those four days, the csaarmadiag and the fire of musketry were kept up without cessation; and is the hightfal • carnage that was everywhere to be seen, the state of the town we, truly infernal. The hutment; amongst whom were obseeved a number of foreign refogess, fought with a furious exasperation. Great damage was dose to the buildings of the town. The lose of the militcry is here estimated at eight Mame killed, twenty wounded, sixty soldiers killed or wounded ; and the loss of the insergents 511,600 men, inolading the killed, winded, and takes prisoners. _ _ _ The odicialOcsatta of Madiirl (attains an act which seems rather inappropriate to the present unsettled state of affairs ;'it is a rameure adopted by the late Cates for promoting the construction of roads and railways tbsottghost the country, for which object the government is authorised to issue obligations to the amount of one milliard of reale, bearing the per neut. interest, and to expend the money, partly in Baking and repairing the principal raids - through Spain; partly in subsidising municipalities for the construction of local highways; and partly in aid of the different railway companies sanctioned by law. The Madrid journals of the 28th contain moonlit' from Calateyud, that small detachments of troops and of private persons, who had succeeded in nicking their escape from Samos's, were arriving i• that place. A number of the National Gaud had also contrived to elude the vigilance of the insurgents, and to get out of the town. The see of the Marquis d'Albsida has sent an address to the president of the Coen, protesting stalest the imprisonment of his father at Valeeeia. M. Orense is • still closely con fined in the citadel of that place. The Espana announces that Oonnal Laval& has asked for a cove, and foe leave to travel abroad. A Madrid correspondent of the Proses, in a letter of July 27, gives an extract from a journal published at Saragossa, called the Bsottrferiact, a copy of which can only have reached Madrid sorreptitioaely. It would appear from the article, which is dated July 24, that there were persons in the town who hesi tated to commit themselves to the policy of resistance to the last, proclaimed by Cheers' Falcon. This is not wonderful. Neither patriotism nor courage are qualities noirmsally to be found, and nor Cover, gallant and patriotic) men may have the organ of caution szonsivaly developed. The journal in qua don says : Yesterday was a day at excitement sad isquietude. liver slam the g rectedlog eight it had bees *sweated that agleam of the garrison would male a sortie, to pane, the troops areved la the promisee from Ncverre ; aid yet although, according to arrassemest, all the poste wan eocupied by the Mama' Chard, the Wass did not go oat. At a qualm- pant one yeatuday, w. 4 assembly ' : .w sesadeitot the mend battalion of the National Claud. The troops tubed to their genius la asrobies order. The noting paned &grey ; the pelting wore kept throe/host the sight, sad a nest ripens sarvelllaan was ithercieed at every pont. Nevertheless the day broth* Is the wades of the sleet Com plete treaquillky. The gearrel hersagred the troops of the gement. What na be the nosalag of this panel sanity ? What is the. aseenag of the lunar, that on elrasletn, sad of the autumn of the people? Ws know sot, end ws will cot heard a nal >ohne. Bat to the people's onsasea son e. the satiety of the ugly cad the attitude of the jests show skull that neatlostile eleneat nista erns' se, sod that element nut disappear. • • • We think that a prompt ead Itherible oheethetheat shield fell apes every ewe wbs nimbi as toy lease, whether loader the We teak of a cosepthatar. es as a staple tender of aeon, gad QM whim* saissd is Ws nail, his clue, er his austoessisats. Wolfe opinion in this reentry melds the peaky, the ambition, and the faithlessness of Remises wholly and entirely unaltered, mad that in no one important est of the Barrer ALEXANDER /WS VIE F IRM can we is Inglead me aught encoureging or amering. Time is Dot in Russia proper the lust symptom of the slightest relaxation of that stern system wide makes the nobility a mere appanage of the Crown, which treats all not noble u only worth con sideration in blocks and masses, which regards the labouring elem., as a mere reserve of the army and the snares of tattation. There esrtalaly have been ministe rial ____ omen at It Petersburg; but they centist only it thessibudtattss of sae corrupt, venal or subservient osposil bs anothie; they inspire no hope, no At Warsaw aid in Poland, worse Ibis 'Abe has been dose. The angry, insolent, remorseless language of Mamas has bon repeated by ALI:LAND= without the provoca tion sod without the nous of the tyrant who was ith airily struck down by death as a leseoia and a venlig Is his family. In the Crimea the poor 'Par ini if a vindictively oppressed that the wounded busisaity of the SULTAN has offered them an asylum ism Holy Rae& in the land of infidelity. On the banks of the Danube the fortresses of Ismail and &al have been demolished, to the indignation and astonishment of Lord CLLZINDON. Na oven the hawk walla of Kam imperiehable is history, has, been allowed to stand in their raise. Turn to the Baltic, and there also we see the old polity of Ilan and of NICHOLLS at work. No relief, no relaxed= of that detestable spa , iikisk seeks to destroy the rationality of the Pins, whisk tries to atoms feelings of hatred and animosity towards their natural compatriots, the Swedes. The rid Finnish University is still appraised and turned tato Russian barracks; the Russian language is still Insisted at as the language of the Buds and of susses in life; the debt of Finland is augmented, sad its taxes are increased; in short, the weight of Ransil habeas= still oppre ss ing Finnish intelligence, sad obliterating, if possible, the recollections of Finnish Wary. Ile, too, in Gainsay sad in Sweden. Another Simi Duke be. bees made, spinet his avowed it diastase fee a German consort, to Sod a wife In a Primes of Baden, diagram/oily ready sad willies to obiagebee faith for a marriage of barbaric glitter sad Mimi degradatioo. Now by this alliance—ai aims witty compulsory to the Grand Duke—the maid Reesian policy are further entwined round the Primes of Gainsay. Already the House of Baden fo anasited with that of Bate-Goths, hitherto the hope Tootado Constitntioaaliam. Now that House of Baden is on the point of forming a connesios with the Prise, of l'aussii, whose son is the scripted Nita of tbs. Princess Royal of Reglad. Then a Russian marriage coonects the Masenite with Saxe. Gotha and Ragland. Bet more than this. The maths: of the Princess Maui, of Baden, is a .611101111 r Oi GUMMI! IV., of Sweden—Oho Isrl fleeesdp of the Wau family. Thee, thsa, Ramie is aka* to issociate Itself with the dethroned MEN of WAG& What woader that the latest ad. I AIMS boa Simidaska toil us bow King Oscar, is his 'dm at this papa, fir spin sought protatisa / and safety Ina Russian album ? Let net our Bigamy Extraovdinary at Moscow he deceived or deluded. The policy of Ramis is amid sod immutable. As It was nods' Niceolas. so Is it seder ALIZANDEZ, not even materially Swami in the new reign by all that has bees boasted of the milder character of the new Cwt. Int Court. ROYAL PAVILION, Jul El. The Qualm reciecred the troops at AbUnbolt Clamp, seder the arernmed of Liesteasatlieseral Leon's, yester day aftelsosa. Rae lishaty left the Pinnies ca horseback at four o'eloek, ascompanied by the Prises Consort sad the Doke of Cambridge. The Princess Royal, PfiIIONS Ala, sad Prhes Arthur (allowed la a posy carriage and four. lady Chareitill, the Hoc. Blamer Smiley, sad the lapterriee la We/Meg attasded bar ROW, sad bb Royal Illetems. The Adjunct-Oeuersl sad Quartermaster-Ge neral of the Pones wen also b attendance. After the soselseloa of the revise tte tassels returned to the Footles at eight te'eloek. Ibe Dale of Cambrielp dated with her Majesty Is the eneeleg, elm the followleg eaten bad the bosom. of Wag tanked :—Liestemeat-Cinteral Kadin Brigadier. Cheers' Maroon, C.D. ;Colonel Key, likh Hawn; Lica teaset•Cateasl Warm, 4th Regireest ; Llestesant- Colo. eel Eveleigh, 20th Regimen t Liestasiat-Colour( Basbazy, C. 8., 230 l reellien ; Uestreast.Colosel Btswslsy, C. 8., 44th Regleasst ; Lisateasat-Colead Btrattoe, C. 8., 77th Regiment; Liesteeest-Colosel Rum, C.B 96th meat ; Llehtesset-Colosel Cameros, 42. d Righlasders; Liesteaaat-Coisett Murrell, C.H., Bath Regimes; Lies. moat-Colonel 'ohms's*, C. 8., 33rd Regiment; end Lbs. tesest.Coloael lisoleasell. C.D., mond battalka CAMP, Brigade. This swabs at kaltaset alas Oda* the QIIIMIS drove naiad Use asap, sad lassselsd the mks, newest. just Maned has the Crialle ; the test ditleirldehed 05111 ere sad sea se whisk with clasp sad modals was plated oat is her Usiesty. The ?dais Ceased essospeafed thu Qum ea bersebsek. The Prises. Royal, Frisson Alba, sad Priam Arthur was Wes glossal. THE CELZBIATIED SCI.NE ON THE EIMICAI avirrunr. Aprill2,bai bitai ably sad spies* shrew it a ...a.seara jut lewd by MA. of ne Bayou list The &Usk has mere of 14 tasteful sad gutlemuly nosadaristies of H.B. shout it that saythieg we hays roma* nit with. Lord lola le reptemated u a namby pamby sea, sad Sit James Graham, with a stick, inieribed "Velariten PriaMple," la kis bud, sad Mr. Baioes's pamphlet slisklag est of his pocket, is taking aim at the thus spigiia. to his.. has evidently made up his and bas Illblblet. Mr. Ell•dstate, wins the thoughtful leek is deep is the edsalatiea cf nausea. The Jewish ea. premiss ans. Disraeli's feu is more promiamitly beught eat ettee,la bilearreat portrateres. The innate dismay din Ed* filllnglise, mid the eazisty of Lord Jobe, ere mil eepeeneL Het the onus I/ 0111—a• entfortalalso nalsidego Nepalese Mr. lioacktoa Illlnee—is the gem of Me skein. The Beater and Horticultural Show to be held wit week et Carishrook Curb, la the Isle of Wight, under th. patroaago of the Ques, Prieto Albert, sad the Ducker of Meat. is Ifksly to be mu otitis grandee& affairs of its bind net hes lien 'mows for loan. Splendid military buds wili Mt YI alleedaase. ASSIISI for he boner have bees seat lathe usimittse fres all puts of the kingdom. The beams sal lbw, ere to aid tits loads for the telattiding of • dna* Is While her Mejoty is abut to snot I 01•11ICIMit M she ealipm sad youthful daughter of Charles 1., who was Meld Mere. The burr amid bertioultaral thaw orb last tines emu Tom Prom Bamortox.—Wit (Sher/eerier ;ow id) hew aim for • parlinteasuy sesaallase . la bees the Mettles of Mr. Mull's *mew see Wlti sikk to the ant donne. Plionarr or TIE LATI BISHOP Moil We uskeeteed that the late Bishop of Oluareettrumd PAW died posiiisi of property to Ins mount et WOOL It hes bon mailed that hi tea, Mr. Meek, the Cheseedlor of Oscieweet Nd meditates mamba the canoe at Supletea, whisk isle be meld by no Ecclesiastical Cmasaiw amen, sad making It hill pinata resitiete. , -CheNenhes lsoffmreer. Os Die Is afalal Iseetsrs that Dr. Jackie, the emelleat sad Isapy cipeeted bishop of the Mum Innis he be lbsd tit the bee ef wisest se 1)r. mkt Mks. so *mks 11.81K—Nsilitshass Area Ciollooks Zoimattir says the will of Ae leisllkbsp se Okamoto sag kiwi was whin spa 4W eased The awlin ia l=ratate that the Prince and !Mem if Previa wil rends ea Ostend tel the 16th el Vito saline ef Paris they spank et a probable miss between the Ogees if Morey sad • Deka. sf listsaldw. tho seed the bvideprooekheing 440, sod IN bib 17 cely. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1856. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom PARIS, TIIIIIIDAT VOWING. It appears frame the dispatches in thsMonitsor, dated the 30th,that tsisirsphja aommaniention with Madrid is re-establishod. _ _ ----- The Memorial dos Pyreslse publishes the follow ing oommunioation on the subject of the formation of the army of obeerealion near the Pyrenees: The divides et General Grebes, wait& has formed part of the amp of Pete. re 'beat le mewl to Pa, where its hosissatere will be osiabllabod. The Wet of the eta of that ;fivisles kis remind aim to meted to Hawse se mere W asesseaj arsegeemsts. .These trier will be swami .1 the •3161110411 rand Pas sad Oisma, sad the mem fate Immediately to take the ma our stops for fernishieg them with saasomsedstke. Ae sore IS Ow praise shell Ile teamed of the der of Ike arrival of the Ines NA or As . Maw he whisk they as to. be disallowed, be mid give salaam the sayers. . . - Tin tll.llloo to Ito ilree • 'dy ormimenced it. Loveroent from Part. A oossidarahlii qUeatity: :OPP _tea s yesterday sent off to Bayonne by the Orleans rail way from the military storehouse of Gros Wilco. A letter &bra Toolortse,'of the Roth, says that three squadrons of the 4th L►ncers have marched through the town for Perpignan. The Journal der Rouen says it is rumoured at Dieppe that the Emperor will shortly pay a visit to that watering plies, bat that he will not stay longer than two or three days. A telegraphic despatch from Marseilles, dated this day, announces the arrival of Marshal Pastier at Bast* in Corsica. He ia expected at Marseilles at five o'clock to-morrow evening. _ _ _ The Ashamed*, Extraordinary who has been despatched from the court of Pavia on a mission to France, arrived at Trebiread on hi, 9, with a suite of sixteen persons. Alter a short stay them he was going to Constantinople, is rotas for Marseille*. At the Bonnie the Rent, was usiumally calm for the day of the ripe*** i.e primes. The Rents closed at yesterday's price for cash, and at 70fe. 400., with a fall of Mo., for amount. Credit Mobilise fell 6k. Railways fell from 2fr. 600. to Me. As a ipestmen of the existing absurdities to which the calumnies of faction will sometimes go, we may take a story which the Paris correspondent of the Vienoa Prase asserts, is industriously circulated by the partisans of the Spanish moderados in Paris at the prevent moment—vis., that it wee &Ferraro wbo provoked O'Donnell and the Clues of Spain to their wiper/gra, in the bops of a revolution which should result in the dethronement of Isabella, and the election of himself, Espartero, by universal suf frig., first as Dictator or President; and secondly, by another ?Missile rimy the Napoleon% pattern, to weepy the meat thecae 1 It is observed that the present Emperor of the French meld not in wane teney disapprove of the creation of such an elective mocarohy. The same correspondent also states that the Minister Ponld has mule strong representations to the Emperor against any ia•ervention in Spanish affairs, upon the ground of the Snancial condition of Fran. ITALY. A Utter from Breeds, of the 26th, says that almost all the Austrian troops lately quartered is that town were gear, and, it wee !allayed, towards Parma There was a ramose that several batteries of Austrian artillery had just crowed the Po. THE WEST INDIES AND CENTRAL AMERICA; (at 'mac:au) limaaa'ax.) (mom cora OWN coaassroxnal r, Faro►Y. The Magdalena, with the West India mei, has lost arrived. She left St. Thomas' on the 18th ult. She bee brought home 181 pamengen, and specie to the value of 1,283,377 dollars. The Meziesa government has refused to publish its late treaty with Spain until the Spanish squadron of ships has been withdrawn, which is about to be done. It is believed that the British squadron of ships, now assembled at Barbaces, will proceed to Grey town, to blacked' the month of the river there, and to prevent Walker from getting supplies by Ameri •an steamers. In the West India Islands the planting tines over ; that operation has embraced a larger surface, in all the Wands, than had bees known for several years pest, and great hopes are entertained - that the next saw crop wilt he large. At Chili, Benagent• has been elected president. There had been heavy falls of rain, and Valparaiso has bees injured by them. Trade was dull, and flour on the decline. Rxchange on London, 45 at sixty days' sight. At Pers Castilla's government still remains in power. The yellow fever has declined, bat many foreign residents had died of it. Trade was dull. In Nicaragua Rivas end his cabinet, with one exceptioe, hare declared against Walker, and established themselves in Leon, the bead-quarters of the liberals. Walker proclaimed them traitors, and set up another president. It is a:rioted that Walker will be sleeted prosi olden'. It was reported on the 21st June that the forces of Guatemala, with the troops of St. Salvador and Honduras, were already on the border of the state of Nicaragua to attack Walker. The United States frigate Susquebana arrived to inquire into the conduct of the Captain of her Ma jesty's ship Eurydice, but it is believed that the Cap tale of the Susquehana has been satisfied with the explanation of the captain of the Eurydice. NEW BANK AT HAMBURG. (IRON • HAMBURG, JeLT 30. Oar exchange was this morning completely taken by surpviss, en the annoancement of a new indus trial undertaking, to be celled "The Hamburg Union Bank," with &capital of 20,000,000 of marks bane°, in 100,000 Wires of 200 marks each. The directors see Messrs. W. Ansaisck (of the firm of Joh. Sobs bask and Sons), J. H. Gorier (of the firm of Bohm berg, Gassier, and Co.), H. Hammerer (Hiimmerer's sons), Rudolph Schroder (Bch, iiier Brothers and Co.), Robert L. Siordet (Lutterot h and Co.), J. O. Sii 51e (Hal. kr, Soh* and Co.), and B. A. Newman. Every other description of security was for the moment Im petus, sad the names of the directors inspired sn mach confidence that the Dew bank shares—slthosgh not yet subscribed for e much logs booed—wen; haply speculated to, an d rose on the spot to 15 per osui. premium. The prospectus states that the dirso lore mauve to theologises the power of eventually Monolog the capital of ;be bask t which, being a prints undertaking, sod not proposing to issue notes, does not require • anoession on the part of the state. Tim priecipal operations of the Hamburg UM= Bank will be restricted to dim/emoting bills of mc• gimp, making advances upon goods, sod the other legtato branches of banking. ITALY. (12011 Om TURIN, JULY 26. Up to 2 p.m. this day the city wee kept in a flutter with rumours of disturbances, alleged to lave occurred not far from Pavia. At 4 p.m. it became known that all was quiet is the direction of Pavia; but that some young men had come in contact with an Austrian emissary, in the Duchy of Mama-Carrara, not far from the fresd of Piedmont. Details we have none ; but they are reported to have killed the emissary and takes refuge is Teseany. The nearest town of Pied swat to the sums of this incident *Samna, about - lbws' Why faiiiklersia. The affray is sahrto have tam plass es the night of the 25th; bat one info:- s::e vit and unsatisfactory, for the telegraph lirsniMena side has been out. fdame.Oarears only imarporated into the Modenese territory a few years ego. Sir James Hudson is said to be at Parana. 27TH JULY, 7 A.N.-If any further information has been received, it has not yet been made public. Rumour, abound. A movement in Genoa is talked of. The Musa.Carrara affair is represented as an attempt of some 60 unarmed young men to reach a number of equally juvenile oneuliers in Tuscany, by a detour through the Sardinian territory. Austrian Instigation is freely talked of; but, as I know Count Cavour has not returned from the Lego Maggiere,l am disposed to incredulity. RUSSIA IN THE SOUTH AND IN THE NORTH. (PROM VARIOUS CONSTANTINOPLE, JOLT 20. The Russians, who before the war had a small garrison on the Serpent's Island, which is within sight of the mast and just opposite the Salina mouth of the Danube, evacuated it on the breaking out of hostilities. The Porte claims possession of the islend in virtue of the treaty of Paris of the SOth of March last, sad has Altos erected a lighthouse there, which is of the greatest importance for the vessels boned to and from the Danube and Odessa. They also have' a small garrison, oonsisting of an officer and sixty men. But Russia maintains that it is not included in the territory she bound herself to give tap to Turkey, and has in consequence sent over a small detachment of soldiers. commanded by an officer and sooonspanied by an army surgeon, who have effected a lodgment, as the Turkish officer would not take on himself the responsibility of opposing their landing by force, though his men were superior in numbers. Re has contented himself with reporting the facts of the case and asking for Instructions how to act. At this moment the island is consequently in the joint oompatios of Ramis and Turkey. CHRISTIANIA, JULY 25. Is spits of the treaty of alliance with England and France, the immediate object of which was to prevent for the future the encroachments of Russia on our extreme northern provinces, our powerful neighbours seem inclined to continue their aggressive policy, as will be seen from the following letter from Wadsii, in the Teemed Tideade Unpleasant misunderstand ings are taking place as much ea ever in the fishing rounds of lndre and Yttre-Hiberg, as well as of Voradsii, in consequence of the motional incursions of Reagan subjects into the Fiord of Waranger for the purpose of poaching in our fisheries. And, indeed, who can be silly enough to suppose that the simple guarantee of England is sufficient to prevent such contraventions of the treaty P A few miserable half starved Queues come over from Finmark, with their wretched clothes in rags, to ask permission of the Laplanders and Norwegians to fish in their waters, whilst thirty or forty large Russian boats, well manned, armed, and equipped, arrive from the coasts of the White Sea to fish in the Fiord, not only with out the formality of asking permission, but actually with an overbearing pretension of right, cal culated to excite alarm, and taking poems skin of all t►e best localities, both on the water and on shore, to the manifest disadvantage of the inhabitants, who are repeatedly forced into unpleasant collisions with these strangers, sod are uniformly obliged to give way to superior numbers. The question appear. to be undecided yet whether we ought first to make the nesesaary representations to our own home department, or at once claim the wistance of the Western Powers, who have guaran teed our living in peace on our own shores. How ever, the affair has become so serious, and, if not checked in time, threatens to lead to such bloody feuds, that petitions against the forced encroach ments of the Russians on our native rights have been sent in to the Norwegian authorities, demanding protection from etch unwarranted aggressions, and it is to be sincerely hoped they will do something to suppress them, or else next year they may bred to the most embarrassing conflicts." STOCKHOLM, JULY 26. It would seem as if something of importame is going on in the upper regions of diplomacy, which has not yet transpired, and only given rise to vsgne rumours and conjectures, whilst the official journals maintain a dignified silence on the subject. Thus much is certain, that a few nights ago a cabinet courier arrived here " in hot haste" from Paris, with despatches for M. de Lbbrein, the French resident 'minister, in consequence of which the said envoy drove out the next morning to the summer palace of Drat. ning holm, and had au audience of King Oscar topreeent to him an autograph letter from the Emperor of the French. The Prussian envoy extraordinary, Count von Westphalen, had also an audience of the King in the count of the same day, and on the following morning, at an early hour, a special meeting of the King's privy council was convened. A memorial has been sent in by the Norwegian government complaining that the Russians continue to come over from Archangel and "the Fisher's promontory" in the White Sea, and fish and hunt as heretofore in the Waraoger Fiord, to the manifest disadvantage and great disquietude of the peaceable inhabitants. It will be in the recollection of your readers that the specific object of Marshal Canrobert's treaty was just to prevent thee, acts of aggression on the part of Ramis for the future, and that England was also a party to the treaty. It is generally reported here that the Russians are about to erect fresh fortifioations in the Aland Island., and not far from Boroarsuod. Geoeral Berg, the governor-general of Finland, had come over from Helsingfors accompanied by several engineer officers, for the purpose of making the Delusory surveys on the spot. This intelligence has created an unplea sant seseation, and given rise to a fresh feeling of distrust towards Russia. It will be remembered that Russia is expressly prohibited by the separate treaty of Paris of the 30th of March last from rebuilding the fortifications of the Aland Islands, and the con vention is particularly mentiooed in the 33rd Article of the Treaty of Peace of the same date, as having the same force as the latter treaty itself. HOTEL ROBBERY IN LEEDS.—On Tuesday, at the Leeds Court-houe, before J. Wilson end H. Charley, Burs., a respectably dressed elderly men. named Henry Dale, described as en ironmonger of Bridliogtm, was charged with steeling a quantity of wearing apparel and other articles. the property of Mr. Joseph /deny, leadlord of the Temperance Hotel, Bleb( matt-strut, Ludo. Mrs. Navvy, wife of the prosecutor, capered that the prisoner rune to lodge et the house stout a week since, end on Sun day morning lest, she missed from a chest of drawers two dress-waists. Toe drawers were on the leading of the emirs, and the prisoner reseed them on going to his room. A cloak bad previously been taken from the trommerciel room; end the prisoner hrorieg been surpicted, a watch was set on his m. resents, the result of snitch left no doubt of his guilt. The ...viral notices produced were those taken from the Imam. Mies Navvy, daughter of the last wi•neve, stated that she leached Henry Dale on the previous morning, wh Ist be was in the commercial room alone. Bile saw him pot his hand into tie p ekes of a coat that was Peeping in the room, and tate from it • pocket book. After loMmg ti r ugh the b wk, he returned it to the rocket again, end then went up • He then entered two bedrooms, where he bed no right to go. Superintendent Ovauhsn wu sent for, and the prisoner given io'o his casudy. The drew-waiste sod a child's frock had been pledged at Mr. Jefferson's, pawnbroker. The prisoner, in answer le the charge, •lim questioned by the beech, re. plied," I confess 'het I did mks those articles, sad I did so coder prueete of necessity. I expected a remittanee every morning from the trusties of my late tether, when I shourd have replawed the articles, and also have paid my bilL" It was stetted by Mr. Orsuben that the prisoner hat 'edged is another hotel In the town, whence Hurst et-ticks were wired. He bad also been travelling aboet the oonotry, estimably seeking few •situati.m. The prisoner we. om itted so Isle his trial at the lessione.—Lords Mercury. CORONER'S INQUEST.-THB BODY NOT VIEWED BY THB JURY. Yesterday Mr. William Payne, the Cit 7 coroner , bold as request at the Board-roles olColrrnsu-street Ward, Londoa-well, on the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Frost. was of Joseph Frost, the keeper of the Thrce Colts Tater°, London-well. . . . . Oa account of some reports which bad been in circulation, sad the disappearance of deceased's husband immediately after her death, the inquest room was much crowded. On the jury hobbit sworn, the Coroner said ha would pro ceed to hear the evidence, withojit first viewing the body. Jane Beale, servant at the Thee, Doha Taranto' three weeks prier to the death of Mrs. Frost, said that deoeased was very "Icily when vire returned from Woclwieh a few days before, but previously there bad been nothing the matter with her. On Tuesday morning, at about 3 o'clock, abs died of convulsions. Witness's husband had died of typhus fever and he was convulsed, but not so much as the deceased. She had ill-treatment on the part of her husband. After bee death her husband came into the room and looked at her, and is three hours afterwards be went away altogether. Be did not say that he wen going away. She had no idea why he went away. Cecilia Chapman, of Woolwich, cousin to deceased, wee with her at the time of her death, and the doctor said she bed typhus fever. Witness knew of no ill-treatment of the pert of her husband. She was not aware whether Mr. Frost was win:reseed in his drain. The deceased did set complain of anything. Mary Bray, of No. 25, Cloth fair, mid she was sent for es Xisaday afternoon, the day before Mrs. Frost died. Di sused was eseeclous when witness went into the room, boa ions after became inseasible. While she was sensible she did not complain of anything she bad taken. She moaned very mach, and her bands were convulsed. From the time witness went Into the room deceased was in co:reclaims: She bad been present at many deaths trout typhus, bat never saw such eostwalsione before. Mr. 8. T. Griffin, a medical practitioner, said he had known the deceased for a year, and had attended her ha Marsh last fir a disorder of the stomach, accompanied by vo miting, and again its May, for the same complaint. Shahid lately taken a good deal of brandy, and was very bilious. Hs thought that accounted for her siekneu. He was called is to attend her on Wedse.day, the 23rd ofJuly, and found her su ff ering from pains all over her body, legs, and sto. mach. She said she bad been to Woolwich, and thought abetted taken cold. He *Vended her to her death. Thus symptoms changed shortly f 're lur death to violent diarrhea], and she bad elirium tremens. On Saturday her tongue assumed a brownish black appearance, a spore. tam of typhus. He then for the first time discovered @ora -1 MU of the stomach, which he thought arose from a defect of the digestive organs The symptoms became more severe and more alarming. He saw her last at about half•put nine on Monday night, when he told Mr. Fr at tint he thought his wife was dyieg. Witness returned fr3m the country at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning, when he was informed that she bad died that morning at three o'clock. He had since made a post mortem examination of the body, and found nothing in the stomach but a tea-spoonful of mucous matter, which be had examined, hut had not ana lysed it at home. He could not find anything d,leeerious in it, and he considered that she died of typhus lever. Woes he lift her on the Monday night he did not expect that she would die so soon. Convulsions might arise from the debi lity of the system. A juror asked the surgeon if it was not usual, whets I post-mortem examination was ordered to be made, sad where there was any suspicion as to the cause of death, for two medical men to be present at such 021101iIlliti , 11? Mr. Grifila said it was sot usual ; but in this case he had no suspicion. In answer to another juror, he raid that blackness of the lips and tongue was not a symptom of p Awn hayloft been administered. He had never read of such &thing. A conversation ensued amongst the jury es to the pro. priety of going and viewing Veer body, about one-half ax presnng their williegness to go, the other half being of a contrary opinion. About six of them left the room for that purpose, bu.tshortly Taunted, and they said they considered that, if any went, the whole of the jury ought to go. A jerytnain aid be should move an adjournment of the inquiry, as this was too serious a matter to be purled over Another juryman wished to know if it was legal for them to come to a verdict without kno•log whether then was really a dead body at all. He had attended several implode, aid it was always considued Demur, that the jery should go and view the body. Tits Comae, raid it wad the duty of the jury in all eaten tkview the body, that act baiog alluded to in the depost dim ; but as the doctor considered this a eau of typhus, he would not ask them to go and view the body, but they Imaid do so if they thought proper, or aoy portion of them. ♦ttar a consultation among the jury as to what sort of verdict they could return, Teo Fereafte mad it would have been far more satisfac • tees, te deft If they had other medical testimony • but .lea the slats of the evidence Mors them they could come 'OD as othos conclusion than that the deceased died tuft actual eau's. SUSPECTED MURDER AT WOOLWICH.—An ifitpit7 tarminsted yesterday before C. J. Canter, E.g., coroner too Wee. Kent. touching the death of John Woolsey, a ear. ;matte, who resided at Chancery lane, and who wag fauna dead on the Arm bank at North Woolwich, ender circa's stances which lead. to the guswicion that • foue. deed has begin committed. It tweet" that the skull of the demaged yea fractured, hie eyes biskened, cue of his thumbs disloosted. and hie coat torn io a manner which Indicated that a struggle bad takes place. The medical erideou mu to the effect that the injuries wire et ceived pricr to death. The jury co. tamed an open verdict, cAtpled with an opinion that deatly was caused Ly violence at the bands of some person or pere eons unknown. MURDEROUS ATTACK ON A SCOTCH TOLL-KEEPER. —Between Toesday sight and Wednesday morning lad week, Neil Thomson, tRe collector at Dslquhatnie Toll, DM Rini:lodine, wee aroused from his slumbers by a pram hamming et the window of his toll-hr nee, who pretended to be p teeing In charge of some sheep, and inquired what the tall does were. Thomson turned out of the toll-house to maim from the moo the pretended toll dues. Hardly held be goes beyond the threshold, when he received a mar. dermas stroke with a weapon on the crown of the head. The blow tent him staggering Gerrard into the house, and another blow on the head seat him reeling to the floor. Ha Tallied fora m^atiot, and made a rash for the outer door. Hbassailant followed him, and endeavoured to dreg him forcibly into the house. Thomson grasped the sides of the door, sad several times called out "Murder." Fearing led the cries should st•reet potions to Thomson's aid, the as sealant rushed out of the house and ran along the road. Then le little doubt that the intention of the fellow was plunder. after he had rendered his vivica insenailde. On Saturday last, a tickt.t.of.leave travict, named .J ho Ledbetter, who hie twain Kincardine for some month. east, was sperm headed en the charge, and is now in Dendane orison.— Glasgow Herat DARING GAROTTE ROBBERY AT READING.—Abont one o'clock on the morning t f Waders...sky, the SOth ult., a d•ring gavotte rntb'ry took place in Resdiag. A respect able tradesman of the nem* of John H.yne was standing near the Poet-flutee at the tine stated, when two men and a +emote a prorched him and demanded money or drink. He told them he had neither, and then bostened off to his house, and just as he was shout entering tire door one of them feud him and held his hand over his month and nostrils„ testily retrocede" him, whilst his come-de wte eogsgrd in titling his pockets. Toil done they marched away, but fortunately two men belonging to the county police force same by a few minutes afterwards, and learning whet had happened they immeirietrly set ttf in search of the fellows., acconsesnied by kir. Hays., and same up with them in she adjoining street. They were accused of the oreault and robbery, end were reined by the police officers. They v oletttly resisted being taken into custody ; one of the officers wog knocked down and his prisoner got away, but the second officer, when nearly c • Eitowered, drew hie sta ff and knocked the fellow down. He then succeeded in con veying his primmer to the atation-house, where he was me eognieed ea a noteritoss offender, and as having lately be longed to the Royal Berke Mi' tie. He was examined before the turg'stratre nn Wednesday, and the case was remanded f r a sew days to enable the polio to;,diseover the other fellow. FATAL RAILWAY AcCIDENT.—A shocking accident happened on Monde, evening to a man in chaffge of the tort hag at en intermediate *Wino on the Lancaster and Carlisle lice, dyeing the pro:tem of the mail teals from Glasgow to Menehreter. It 'piteous it is cuwommy for the train to be alsclotned, bat not entirely brought to a stand, at several of the minor post stations., when the small letter bags are thrown into the guards' van, sad the train pro ceed* on its clone. On the n"ght alluded to, the man art'.ved rather early, and tieing somewhat fatigued from haymaking during the day, it would eon; at that Tae had sat I himself down epos the rails and become drowsy. The tests came op, mod the toor fellow is said to hove been literally cue is two, while in a sitting posture, and his remains scat tered in every dircetion on the lit e We have not learned th name of the deceased.—Mooriteele. Fransiner. THE MURDER OF MRS. M KNIGHT, AT ILILEV. —One reader. will rrtnemher that the sit tretive officer sent down by the Hsme Secretary to investigate this mysterious e wh'ch &rpm. to her .me more mysterious the more It is Inquired into, stated in or on court th.t he had very litt'e doubt as to who wan the guilty perry. We under stand that this stet meet referred to this man, George Holmes,eseminrd on au'pici re, but against whom no %a gog. evidence nr, II I related, and oho was last week NM teneed to impels. lament for two years, having been toned guilty of robbing and nearly killir g by straneolatios 'a young girl in the neighbourhood of the scene of the Ilktey murder.—Durefres (butter. ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT AND WESTERN MErpt roe.—The race. under the aa.pic' a c I tie Caledonian Hunt and Western Meetirg are or come off this par on the fib, 9th, and lOth days of Oe ober neat We may stet* that there will be fear races on the first day, five the deonds end five the third ; and from the value of the plates to be sus for, first rate si Ott may be expeeted.—Ayr Observer. Advertisement. I—AT MR. MeCtil'a EaTABLISHe nave, lift, Regent-street, No 4. Ledraball-inrost, and Lrystel Palewe, we 'Whited Ilse finestopeemens of Pril manatecturee, la Dreerder-seme, Wen-term Writ *nested, Dressingdmer, and other Grnall•OS Utility or Maury imitable for preerstetten. A oteparate t for rapier Mech. Manufactores hogatelle Tat'ass Takla ralt. Swore, row - 4N 44. 4 4nirer. Strtuo. Poste, Au nit**. ardent ezecated. pane prase eharee at all the sterbildmenta. New Mow Room at then esttotreet Ibustabehnont Ice tee tales , es norm net. won, 11•• • Witty 01 ./taeila 1 .„ .