The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-09 00:00:00

etc expreoo. 40ortioresets lateeckd tar ..11is Ispros." Laudon Imolai riper. nut 00 .t t!. Odle.. 10. Bosmi•Aulrest. by Two rasa day publicados. RION WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Ts DaT—Snds 71. ON--.4llsnria. 7b. fl.. Tossw—NoSa IL &U.—Sums Y. L. LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9. ANNOUNCIMINTS of the forthcoming meetings of the various Railway Companies follow each other in rapid successioe. and the time has now strived wheel the public expect the Association of Railway Bhsr► holders to give some signs of sesta' vitality, and to show that the period which has elapsed sins, its for mation has not been unprofitably employed. It would be unfair to look for any great sad decisive effects at so early a stage of its esistanoe. but it may be reasoaably expected that some deer indiestiose should be given of the coons it intends to parses. The phalanx of railway oficials of all grades interested in perpetuating ex isting abysm is too powerful to be broken at the first onset—too well organised to be annihilated by a romp-de•iiesise ; but the streegholds se mismanagement are nevertheless far from impair 'able. The abases and dateds of railway boards ere unfortunately notoriously abundant; bat there is little hops of effecting any permanent good by dem& tory attacks—it is only by concentrating their energies on one evil after another that the Railway Berens Association can achieve the end it hem in view. One vantage ground which it behoves the Wormers to occupy at the earliest period. is thatof a thumb and efficient audit. Without this they are working in the dark, and whatever onciessioos popular Indignation might wring from railway magnates, they would be praatically aestralised by the defects of the customary mode of prepating the balance sheets. Then said balance-sheets are, in many instance., a standing Carve to a mercantile people like the English. Btodiosely framed not only to cense the truth but to beige sad mislead the most ante accountant in his search after it, they ars quietly accepted half-year after half year in silence; the bewildered shareholders look wistfully at them ; some of the more enterprising sodas von to fathom the mysteries they notate, bat are compelled at last to abandon the task, and fall tack on the two items—balance available far dividend, and amount carried to the reserve. Whe ther there really is any balance available for dirt dead, cc how much that balance ought to be, is a matter which they are constrained to leave to the Wino; hake the neuesity that those Ames aeon De sompeteat, diligent, and incorruptible. •It Is me ancient that they should be inaccessible la say valor bribe. Many who wield scorn to Mt* a pecuniary advantage, however cleverly illignihalc as an Jade:amen to betray their trust top easily led away by plausible and slaver ail. ales, whom it would be unoartens to den% arty persona friendship and esteem for mambos the Board, to do their work cursorily, tektite nab far gusted, and es vouching unwarrantably he tie pew application of the funds of the *bushlike; from sheer idleness or indisposition to mime lb* belief!, of sea who. they believe to be meet honourable and well•intentiond. Han arise the interminable capital acionats, and the naval quaker tins to Parliament for extended borrowing powers, or fresh capital, which is usually made profereade. sinking the original stook diem and deeper wader water. The Railway Reformers may lay theft amount With Ode, that they must expect no assistance front the great body of shareholders until they have soquited a certain amount of importance and intone% The in. whom they are endeavouring to serve are skier July apathetic, and averse to helping themselves. Ptah' oak &wig, le • saying whisk perkedy fits shenholden is joist-stock companies—they seem to prefer being dessived and mystified, or at Lust fkey suffer deception and mystificadoet with a patinas whisk might very well pees for stupidity. It is that apathy whisk k the stronghold of boards of directors—it is that bow* patinas wader mystification whisk ambles officials, whatever an housualent creation is asked at the half-yearly initiate, to avail themselves so blandly of that pusher style of oratory llama as rigmarole; it is that shatastoristie, in feet, wink has enabled the Eastern Onnlies, the Great Whillll, and ram Boards. year after year to balk every attempt on the part of their shareholders to lean their true pukka. 8o the railway reformers sue trust to themseiva. Whoa the waggon is getting eat of the rat, the shareholders will probably pat their shoulders to the wheel; but mod Ike, the majority of those who take any part is tY Omits& ingo at the meetings will, is anal, pat themselves into the directors' pockets is the shape ci main Bo long as the capital accounts remain is their pant coadina it would be aboard to leek for any &sided improvement in genre' railway amasgeosont. The facilities for wain halts of all kinds, whether wilful or the results of iguanas, sad incompeteacie, are for too abundant while all opus capital sanest abide soak temptation sad opportunities teeilibe away inonunient itent of =nekton. We • rant say that it is potteibl% in every can to elan the capital amount ; it would he difficult in all, it owl% even impossible in come- 7 thosgh this we my Reqb doubt. There is but one Vass of expediters w is oar opinion, can authorise a pennant addi ties to existing capital, the, namely, which is inemod for purchases of land, and for works medal whim 0009 amyl/it'd are Lally does with, =apt as regards their mainteanoe. Is het, the capital nine need represent existing moth -their direct cost at lout, if not their market value ; and this state of things can only be arrived at by Axial' a period within which the nuts monied me articles which deteriorate by wear and tear shalt die appear from what should be called the simpers onkel account, having been replaced frees revenue. We are certainly told that no data exist whereby estimates of duration can be formed. Bo mult the more to the discredit of railway mangers. After so maay years of experience, tine oust be, if they were seresally ought for, mean of forming an spored auto estimate of the duration of rails, locomotive, nukes, sleepers. timber work, dee. We suspect, however, that if one that fact were admitted, sines the necessity ci providing annually a name fund for renewal would inevitably follow, dividends mast be reduced to their honest proportioo% sad the HODSON' and WADDTMOTONS of the wins lines would fled their occupation gam To that position railway wont§ meet neverthelees sous, far branches and •xtatzsioas cannot be made for ever Lead was repeat that the vary basis of railway reform mad be sought in those two iten—a strict and dent audit, and a clear mparatiee is the alOlll amounts of all sums expneed for permanent wtll% as distinot from those for stock and elm Whist /which rapidly deteriorate and moat within a given time regain renewal. Ste Court. OSBORNE, AVOVIIT 8. The Qom aad Priam drove oat yesterday aft, Don. Tho royal Andrea also took their anal 11114/01011. The Dachas of Heat left Loudon yrolerelay for Aber gobble, Scot Wad. Her Royal libtheer, amolopeaied by the Prisms Amite of aohealohe Sebilhogsfant, tad attesdod by Lolly Alasses Braes sod Low: James limey, weal from bar radiance, Clones Rosso, St. Jamas% to 'he tn mimes of the Gnat Nor hers Railway, sad left by the hall pen also o'clock Mahe for Newcastle, The Dote of Cambridge Molted the DIMINO, of Rest ow BRITISH ASSOCIATION. CHELTENHAM, FRIDAY. Last night there yes a converassictise and musical peceasesee at the Maine Spa, a been.ffel spot with exten sive gardens, walks, mixer, trims, &a. There w►s a very large muster of ladles sad gentleman until late la the ens leg. At dusk the electric light was exhibited at the top et the Pump nom, sad for the net of the evening illuminated aot only the guises but the towa of Cheltenham. There were to have bees mime fireworks as the water, but their nos-at lval holm London mend some disappointment. Today the sectional meetings wen renamed at the Col lege. The follow's' papers were read In the diffennt we bone. Those on the subject et stryehatne lid a good teal of interest 811CTION sad fielesse—A. Report ea the Proem efibeetelled Dyseities. Y. A. Oakr—Elapplemeetel Bern ea Ash► *Onto Carnets. Dr. Hische—Os the &Ups* of the lism mistimed fa the Int Book of liseelstee. Dr. Beeth—Oe the Geomeeted Type of Logarithms, sail the Trigesemostry of the Pinks lc ROL PSOIONO, Framers !mad& Ds. Cheese—Os s Westin Model of s Mashies for POWs. Opesele mad Leone; the Doestremice ss Oea d Pellatar. A. Medi; R.B.—Os venom _ _ Pliesstmeee et Betreetios threugh Set-Lessee, prodeeiag Amman is the Ilteraeseeple later. B. Ihvisa—Ca Verr , teener, Ulestrettag a New PROMS et Windmills' Clouds sad Artiede 1f..... Samos B.—Chanted Oa the Coopesittea of Amoebas Phosphate a Usu. Pro fesses Pe.leker—Os Dade Phosphates of Use. Dr. Olad stew, 7.1111.-0 a Diebreseatie Dammam *Orbited by Detested Matters is Belasks. Dr. Asslassa—Os the Tookikeit— Cesetitaties et Paradise Inn diarist seeress B. C. Bro die, P.B. 8.-011 asi w Cesbnaties el Canoe, Canes, sad Bybee's, lensed by the Chided". of Greeds, ; sad - - et the appeases* of Cub= seder the Miereeespe. Dr. Stepbooses Maeadar-Oa the Dtteetioa of Strychnine. (liaatrsted with Ilapermeats). T. Elarsky—Oa several New Judaea eof detesting Strpabaia sad Bree*e. A sew Method of Matrsedes the Alkaloids frees Max Vonlea, fro TestesWesel sad MasaAsturias Parma'. Riperlimp ea Aetnals with Bayshals, sat probable reuses ter the sea-detestisa et Stryebahe Ea meats seem ♦ is. Me, aid of lestioaties pest morrow Beeeareltes ter Iltepeleabe. Marion o.—OfikB7.—Rev. W. 8. Ilymoode, FAA- Os sone Phefereme if it. Yams Maria Protestor James Hesitate, F. 0.8., F.L.8.-04 the Oats Rosa of die Cotasweld Rills. Profane Owes, F.H.B.—Oa &New Bpardie of Asoplaterioid Missal (Die/abate Orissa Ceti) frees the Upper Sasso of Birdwell, Baste, with reaerks as the genera Saheb's', Xvltedoe tad Mare thorium. Pf 4641110( Owes—Of the Ihisbdotherlsis *far obelus, s liesstherad quadruped frogs Ls Plats. Rdweed Bell, 7.0 8.-0 a the Oman of the Cott mid Mile. T. Wrldht, M.D., 7.R.8.3.—0s the Cleeeirefee of Timer Lite Anodise a the (to Wad) Semisoft Sid of the Lamar Celia. Charles Most., F tl.B.—Os the Middle wed Upper Las of the Was of Bogies/. Rev. P. B. Brodie, MA , F.O B.—Os seem saw imam of Las Cash. Rev. P. B. Hada, MA , 7.0.8.—0 s t sew span of PM- Ilsipes is the Worley Oolllr. Jobs R. Lee, P. 0.8.-04 mai fossil fable fr.= UN NMI et Os Ilassila Jobs E, Lis. F.0.8.—0s ea Eispbsat's plain boa tie Cala. ilium Lfwatame. Became D.—Zoology and Dokay, hreladiag Physki legy.—Rev. L. 3s so—On the 'Palatka of Speeke. Pre. tenor Hoeslow—Oa Tritieoldal fame of Sem. Professor liesslow—On the Spade Mikity of Datums lifirceses sad sive. Annoy Duo ek—Basearks of the Autos, of Bradkopeda. Professor Goodeir, M.D.-0a the Morph.- logial Sikkim of the Donau Bye= le the AVAldeill sad Vertsbrate 'types of Orgsalsattes. Dr. Voiret—Daserly. ties of the Maly a Idea 'labels foaled la the River Bios& (Central Arras), le September, 1861. loam Ables—Oe BMA DM Erik& Z opbytee. Dr. Wllllaas—Os the sate beware of the Nimbi. of the Erb'aids, sad la the Ceplidepedose Kellam. Dr. Williams—Oa the raid System a the Nemateld Eamon. Ladner Merry—Os a New Spades ef Zehaels. T. C. Areher—Notts of the Emmen a Mesa of Natural Products imported ate Liver . Pal 011sevoit E. Geography sad Mikados,. Dame KePieress, M.A., NH 08.—Emesesites the Crimea Bosatems, sod on the site of the ameba' Greek sity of Pea tmaystralllsetth). F. D. Hartlea, FALL, 1P.8.G.8. Veneta sad its Mreptiose ; ilharated by a splealld cot. Wales of drawls's, by W. Bayliss. Cspeels Charles Stan, 1 , Mat, Ita.—Ga Beene Thesoverks la Austin's. Gap taa Sprats, C.l3.—Toe Rata betwees ILmeoMeh sad the Duette. lames Aadsoses—Report Madam to the Search for Sir PH. Frealdia. Arshilessea of Ca:dips—Oa the Site of Nabefesa. Emma; 7.—Nessemie Wow sod etatiedes.—Vissest lastly, ILE.—Os the prelates of based, trim 1003 to 11166, with sass segpstive of the MONS far the peasiteal tau a., or deseeass. John Bersag, LL D.-0a the mean ma a wages a lame is Glasgow oat the west of boat load. William Neemareb—Ge the Credit Mobilise oaf ether resent malt aptitudes. to ?ream John T. Dams —Oa the Wirral Pease& : IM madam mid mamma is inasezies whit Liverpool sad the Maselostor diarist. W. Nadel Hemseek, U. D.—The dellaitios K Mouse la see saw& Nina imputed with the .Ming moss es Mime. W. M. Tarte. M.S.A.—Ou some stalstles beeriag spas the retakes misting hawses poverty ad Mew Boon= G. Mamba Beissee. —A. &adores", MBA report in the messesumate of ships for teesime.• •le Aliostreely—Ge the 'misdates of rivers. G. Mesa* Pit B.—Os the Wakes sad meioses* of mew propellen whew delves at arrk HMS K vinosity, and who immeesed at diatom' depths below the seems of all MU& The arise of haw Intern banned by lb. Hanby ia masa 1, ea the Macke of eieyebalae, wen peallarly Warming se smut of emir Mule epee late trials. Thi mane. at balfleat elite *Weak Caked Sr H. F R. 8., henna a Mennen ie the eases ea &mat olheneria le Anglia awl Babylonia. dries the noel* el eaasilsna genera up to the meat tine." Unarm then is se easanies sip the ham Stroud Venn M Deiffseasalta. mad shame le Cinemas, Cahn. awl le hapset the Seem twins nasally dineneed is that tele. TN aMaasase c lain so wall as Fatima ma my large la ima tIM astimas lady. ROYAL TACO! SQUADRON REGATTA. COWER, - - 1,1•11:111T Thera was a grand dbply ofHr• --- werkeo;tha . panda Ire eight, by Mr. Otbela, af the Wistalaster reed, ad they matalaly were of • very =pada dwerip dem • large Meatgolfra belle= also uosaded, a= lA= at • great siktede displayed .era briniest drawer= The Csprisere yacht, C. E. M. Tan te% Res , the vieressmo gam, and the BeWiaat , 13 H. Mkt.., lisq.orere britheatly illmlasted with seleured line, as well as other beats la the Boteat. This display Mem= • Urge smoker of pens= Item Heepart. Hyde, sad ether pasta of the =sad. Today the weather it *gala =propitious is, the rase for her Majesty's Cep, for. although thm is • slight Mom, eseempealed y re/a, it is set allele= for the purpose, of geld :Mag. The regatta bell, toe, takes Veil, this email& sad, es the members of the melees naturally Miro to be pram; if My =at mad with their yashts la the seatest fur **sop, Mir Mama is ii.. fes tie ball would be esteem, Math'. Tao bell ills *Wales is exposed to W assiarowly atisodsde sad prepantisas kass groody bora solo for ssawiting for Club-bows visitant fate a sprains Wil ma Tarytt's bawl hoia Watbsaddia do seamed dm tM eattsiss. TV issitstiow wabeess swot . ot seal lily sad patsy at proem midis( la tbs Tan LONDON Dens TO VII °WM—A sableurs W belt Moths** Im tiered • lugs gustily a eosins a• • aostrltistlo• towaris tko prooiotio• of tie Si.. trylsies is tri rod MU el*. eumi-garitas. Ms Is as • ample *stay et laitailse. THB EXI'RESI3, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1856. SPAIN. -~- MADRID, Ave. 7. By a royal decree priblished is the Gazette of the resiguationu of MM. Olosags and Gonzales ' of the posts of ambassadors at Paris and London have been accepted. It is said that General Serrano has been appointed as ambassador to Paris. The Gazette contains no political news of interest. The National Guard of Aragon has been disarmed. The Madrid journals of the 9rd have reached us by express; they contain nothing beyond what was given in the letter published yesterday. The Duke de la Victoria, at an audience to take leave of the Queen and Ring, had been received by their Majes ties with their customary kindness. The interview according to the Spoca, lasted a long time, but with• out anything important taking place at it. The journals still abstain from giving us details of what took place in Samosa ; but they publish a proclamation from General Falcon, president of the revolutionary junta, an nouncing the dissolution of that body. " The junta,' says the general, a was formed under the noble inspiration of liberty, which it believed was menaced. But, after preserving admirable order and preparing actively for the defence of the place if attacked, it learned that the nation had not re sponded to its first movement, and was informed that the O'Donnell cabinet did not mean to place liberty in danger, but on the contrary to preserve it from its avowed enemies. From that moment it thought it , its duty not to prolong a sterile conflict." The pro , elamation concludes by telling the National Guard that they will not be dissolved, but that " honour sad &limey" require that they *build give op the r arms which they have borne against the government of the Queen. standing the terrible blood-letting the patty has experienced, no one is discouraged. All our friends confess the errors in revolutionary tactics we have committed. We will not repeat them hereafter. When the banner of the revolution is again raised in Catalonia, we will inscribe on it 'something different from the name of an individual, and all the enemies of remotion will rise like one man. Let to weep for the deed; bur, et the same time, let us bethink ourselves how we can *verge them aid ensure the triumph of our sacred cause. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (ram ova own PitilB,_ FRIDAY Evaxnro. The Emperor was to dine to-day at Epinal, and sleep at Luneville. To-morrow hie Majesty is to review the garrison at Luneville, and swept a break fast offered him by the town. He will then Mart for Nancy by rail, and after remaining there only long enough to receive the authorities, will proceed to Paris, where be is expected at eight to-morrow evening. TheMessager de Rayons* eye that ths Emperor will be present at the opening of the railway from Bordeaux to Toulouse, and will go from Toulouse to Biarritz, whtre the Empress and the Imperial Prince will join him. The inauguration of the railway will take place, it is said, between the 15th end the 20th of August. It is, therefore, more than doubtful whether the Emperor will be at St. Cloud during the fete of the 16th. A private Wee says:—" Marshal O'Donnell will not accept the title of Grandee of Spain, which the Queen has offered him. The Marshal thinks that the constitution of 1845 is best ealadated to promote the happiness of the country. "The National Guard of Spain, with very few Gumption% is now disarmed, and all Spain is trim quiL The article in the Paris Amigor on the affairs of Spain, has produced a very favoarable effect here ; it is ascribed to an august pea. "The Langres railway is terminated. The plane for the first section of the Northern Railway between Madrid and Valladolid, which is 239 kilometres (150 miles) bong, have been presented to the govern ment. the estimated expense is 216,784,000 male." Marshal Duke Peßider, having taken leave of the Emperor at Plombieres on Wednesday evening, arrived in Paris yeeterdsy afternoon about five, by a special hale. He was received by Marshal Valiant, Minister of War, Marshal Mimosa, and the gene rals and colonels of the Imperial Guard and of the army of Paris. A battalion of infantry war in the courtyard of the terminus to pay him the military honours. He entered the carriage of the Minister of War, who conducted him to the Hotel of the War Department, where an apartment had been pre pared for him. A squadron of thesauri formed the neut. General Falcon, the late commandant of the pa. triode forest at Saragossa, has arrived at Pan, but it is announced that Tows has been designated by the French government foe the plane of his residence. M. Olcztp,whose resignation of the post of Spanish ambassador at Paris is definitively announced by telegraph, arrived at Bayonne from the Eau: Bonne; two days ago, and, after staying an hour only, left for Onethary, where hie family are expecting him. Apartments have been taken at Vichy for General Dales, the provisional commandant of Baregosea, whoa. health, it is said, will not permit him to re. main at his poet. He has obtained a cowl, which begins on August 10. 6410011 Bravo Murillo, Gamin Romero, and Hustado, who have been in Paris foe the lest two year, are about to 'save for Germany. A telegraphic despatch received this day announces the arrival of Count do Horny atAt. Petersburg. - - The Moniker. de la Fiche wie that the Russian rear-admiral Savosjko has leiset charged by his government with a special mdse to the court of Pekie, pennant to clones 0044415,d in the resent treaty of Laths, between the Pessian and Chinese Empires. By the terms of pat convention, the admiral can only take with him an aidesiseselp and an interpreter, sod he must tested nada the geld- Knee of a civil mandarin. When last heard of, Admiral Bavosjko was at Telling-10, a small town in the province of Pe-tchi-li, where a rendezvous had been given him by the Chinese authorities. The Hendon. de la Flotle says M. Savozjko's missies is a very intereetirg one for Europe. Since 1811, when Lord Amherst went on au extraordinary mission to the Emperor Kia-King —a mission which produced no reinlts—no European has ever catered Pekin in any official capacity." The first Flea* ship which has entered the Danube sines the freedom of the navigation of that river was declared by the treaty of Paris, is the Lyonnais, which has arrived FS Turco-tieverin, having got through the dangerous passage of the " Iron Gates," and is going up to Vienna. The Bourse was AIM to-day. The Rents roes 10c. for cash, and be. for aoconst, closing at 70fr. 80c. sad 70fr. 70c. Credit Mobilise rose 10fr. Several rail way lines rose from arr. to Tfr. M. Berea% the president of the Council of Mate, has goo. to the bathe ef Vichy. The Bishop of Newry, the Emperor's grand chap. lain, has been created a Count of the Holy Roman Empire,aud also "assistant to the pontifical throne.' Prince Adalbert of Bavaria arrived last night at hieurice's Hotel. A letter from Manillas of the 7th aye that, owing to the extmordinaty nonanlatioa of shipping in the port, eiders have been given that from and 14fter August 10 a portion of the venal arriving are to salami at Primal. A decree in this day's Moniteur relieves M. Bombe of the duties of Minister of Foreign Affairs, which he has performed daring the absence of Count Walewski, and provides for the return of the Coast t to the post. ANQUILLITY THAT OM HAB GIVEN TO SPAIN. [lt I. almost impossible to obtain ribald' informa tion from Spain. Lettere from Catalonia are syste matically iaterospted by the Spanish or French, or by both. The tellowieg tiostonmication has reached m by a °heehaw route): ENVIRONS OF BARCELONA, Ave. 2. The struggle is postponed till bettor times. We have kept our ground since the retreat of the 22nd; the numerous patriot bands which left Barcelona being everywhere masters of the *sentry. In the districts of eerier', Belagasr, Lerida, Meares'. Villa !kenos, and Ignalads, all the villages in which the defenders of liberty appeared received them with acclamations, and the most resolute progreecistu joined the b ands when they moved upon other points. They were eager to supply us with rations and asp munition. Bat we abstained frees visiting soeh towns as bad garrisons, from a desire not to compromise the troops by partial samoments before it was known what bad taken place at Bemoan. On the 26th, however, about 10 p.m., one of our parties being for provi sions, penetrated into Ignalads, oarafter .procuring the rations of which it stood in noel retired. A Patrol, composed of soldiers of the line and some forty Mod/ratios, challenged them. Viva Espartera," replied the patriots, Who, after an inter• change of shots, forced a nod left the town about p.m. Benito, tied, and the advocate Ramses% it is said, were weeedsd. Only one of oars received a slight wound. This is the only me al= on which our men have bed to draw • trigger. On the 28th we had learned that at Madrid the resistanes ia Catalonia was disapproved of by hiss, and that he would Dot come to any resolution. We resolved, therefore to keep our grooad, solely foe the ' purpose of provesting troops ham being detached to Angola is order to facilitate the obtainment of any terms upon which the chiefs of the MOTS. meet at Beragoess, resolute to defend themselves to the last extreMity if they .wen reformed, might be determined to exact. We We. succeeded. The bravest of the patriots of *Kama have obtained passports, and depart to await a more favourable opportunity, at a diabase@ frees a eriustry which bows down at proms' ander the terror of moderation. The wedge of *owe people has, in them last occur• reuses, received a terrible shook. Bat prineijihe are ansubdard. The saissiosary labours of the last two years have met with a degree of socoess which mast be incredible to those who have not recently visited oar principalities. Io the most iacoosiderable villages. when them wee formerly a mixture of (bullets and Liberals, the foresee have new almost entirely dial peered, and the others, with the exception el a few einapromieed polases,are all 'deuced pregressiries. In some districts the republicans are in a majority—in others the @reheat's preponderate. This is thp result of the observations I have made in various excur sions. -- I will not coma from you that the &analog of the militia deprives us for some time of the hope of rev i ewing the straggle is the groat towns with any thanes of nieces. But there are fir*-1111111 is Cats. lonia wild) Zapata/el will sot have it is hie power to gat ap in the amens!. The arms of war bands were deposited in safe places before we mad* up our minds to disperse, sad we know where to find them on the first prounieciamento. a V seafulano !" aUp with this man or that!" is easuredly not a sufficient war•ory to carry sway sea sod make them swell the ranks of a oreamiciosesnto. We have learned this fns sad experience. U there is ass use more respected ►beet another in Spain, it is that which we bad adapted ler ouriallyiwg vets Well, of all the auxiliaries who feat trio as—tress within er hoer► without—on the days of Bereelons, few Wonted to the purple, and the worlds), man who st last joined in the hey raised the cry of "Liberty for ever." Tbsre is so doubt that we could , have made a eau. granary retaliation, and made the butcher of &ree ks& pay dear for the jedkdal murder of the prisoners of Gracia, toe in every village we pommel through we bound moderadoe eat. Grated by the ',wick). The order preserved in all the bands was admirable. Not one of ear mist 'reel enemies hes been molested; the contrast be. tween our moderation and the savage execution of our fries& in Barcelona will proclaim a moral sleet on the population. And now, we who survive know how to welt ear ty opportenito avenge our brethren who have fallen is battle or been sasecsinated after tie struggle wee over. O'Donnell will not last loci. Whether be give way to hie inmate despotic tea or play the farce of a constitutional government, be will set be able to keep his graved between the absolutists and the democratic) liberals. Obliged to fall back upon the progressistes, whose friends ha. shot down at Madrid and Buesloas, he will fall the moment the state of siege Is at an end and a regular government restored. We receive the strangest accesnis from Madrid. They write to me that the various political Glebe have maimd to up point electoral committees. with bespoke in the pea vino., to direct the municipal, provincial. and gene- sal elections. At Madrid. then. it le bedewed that therewill be • Cortes seder O'Donnell. raleneia would it;;;pos0;;;;Iir ems ma cr altroopietoes had sot wished to give the &mow& ties • directing of *hid' the meet .:dead *tea disapproved. len emend that is • idd ts Orme, DAB Pablo Orval sod other democrats have ben masted.' I Iwo spat two by Botoolesa. Mewls& neutrality of the Isle of Serpents, where the Turkish commandant is said to have prevented the Russians from landing troops and munitions. It is stated at Constantinople that Perak Khan will give satisfaction to England, and that Mr. Mur ray will be recalled. BERLIN, MTG. 7. A letter from Vienna to the Dresden Gazette states that Russia has evacuated the Isle of Serpents, which has now been occupied by the lurks. The Cbnstaittionnel, alluding to the news contained in the above despatches, says Then has been much talk lately of the occupation of the Isle of B , rpents by the Turks. If we may credit the Nord, it is • very tevial affair. The isle, u that journal says, belonged to the Runless before the war, and they abandoned It temporarily. The Turks having subsequently *templed the island, the Russians, when peace was signed, thought it right to enemies an act of owner.hip, and with that view they sent four men to erect a beacon. That is the limit of their re-occupation of the island, when there were sixty Turks at the time. Letters from Germany announce that the Russians offer to put the island in a state of sequestration In the buds of the Allied Power.. One deep itch even says that they hats surrendered it to the Turks. We trust that this affair will not disturb the ;ease any more thee the pretended fortification of Kars by the Russians. The Journal do Constantinople idioms to the • pleasure in raising difficult es, which are always soon die pelted. It may not be without use to deem that this journal his no official character. The Bonen Zeitung, of Berlin, states:— We hays 'cod ground, for believing that within the lut 48 hours the position of the portico to the late Treaty of Paris, tf March 30, woe on the point of meaning a gnu, if cot a warlike input. The manned occupation of Ears ! on the part of the Russians, and their takleg possession of the Isle of Serpents, which commands the navigetioe of the Danube, appeared t, the &WWI Ministry such a viola , tioa of Article 20 of the Treaty of Paris, that orders had been seat to the English visits still in the But, 40 sail strong, to collect together @gain in the Block Bea, and by • warlike demonstration to ensure the execution of the conditiotts of peace. We rejoice, however, to be able to add to this ?as portant piece of news, and which comes to us from a weal• proved goatee, the further information that the intimation alone of this order in Bt. Petersburg has solaced to induce the Renton government to give the meet satisfactory assn. name se to the execution of the stipulations secured by treaty, so that the executios of the above-mentioned order, which bad already left London, has been able to to coun termanded. The Correspondent Bureau states also : It is abated positively that Lord Grauville, while Will K the way t)Crioustait, received the official sews that the differenors between the Western Powers and Russia with r- geed to the aon-3vecnati.in of Kars and the occupation of the Isle of Serpent. were already in the way of Battlement. And farther, We hoar that it has boon proposed by Prawn to draw ap sad spree to as addttiosal article to the treaty of Marsh 30, for the purpose of settling the matters coatteourd with its Dumbno (elude wbicb were overlooked ►t the uwelasioa of its treaty of pow. DENMARK. The number of ships that passed the Bound in the •month of July wee 2,940, which is in so far remark able as it exceeds beyond all comparison the treffic of any single month oa record. Amongst the imports into the Baltic were no less than 308 cargoes of cost and 110 of salt, whilst amongst the exports there were 720 vessels laden with deals, sleepers, and other de scriptions of timber, 612 cargoes of corn lard seeds (meetly bound for England and Holland), and 182 ships with hemp and Sax. The rest contained oolo nial produoe, manufactures, and general cargoes. (Pas .11 TO COPENRAGEN,Avoim: 6. Bight of oar principal houses, including the firms of Mean. Broberg, Holm, La Maire, Melchior, Buhr, Ryso, and Adler, invite the pnblio to join them in the esteblishmeot of a private joint rook bank, with a capital of six millions of dollars Danish oirresey. The above named sight houses have subscribed, col lectirtly, for half a million. THE UNITED STATES The United States mail steam packet Fulton, Captain James A. Wotton, arrived at Cowes yester day on her way to Havre; her English mails, specie, and oargo were landed at !Southampton. She left New York on the 26th of July. She had 83 pawn- Rea for Havre and 10 for England. The freight on board consisted of specie foe England value 105,090 dollars, and specie for Frans value 627,267 dollars, and 1,590 barrels of fl our. August 8, lat. 50 deg. 40 min. N., lon. 13 deg. 18 min. W., at 10 a.m., the Fulton exchanged signals with the Bremen barque Adelgunde, and at 8 p.m. with the ship Fifeshire, of and for London. A numerously attended State Convention of radical democrats, representing, u one of the speakers remarked, the "pure essence of the demo- cracy of New York." had met at Syracuse, and adopted Colonel Fremont as their candidate for the presidency. This movement will have an important influence upon the presidential election, and will undoubtedly seriously damage the prospects of Mr. Buchanan in the Empire State. At Washington, on the 24th ult., Mr. Burlin game, the representative from Massachusetts, in answer to a warrant, appeared before Justice Hol lingsheed, in company with Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, and the two entered into a joint bond of 5,000 dole. that Mr. Burlingame shall not segue in a duel In the district of Columbia, or leave It for such a fury'. eln th case of Mr. Herbert, the representative from California, who lately killed a waiter in an hotel at New York, and who was put on his trial for murder, the jury have returned a verdict of acquittal. Tile House of Representatives had formally ac cepted an invitation to visit Mr. Vanderbilt's steamer. The coroner's jury have rendered a verdict attri buting the calamity on the Northern Penneylvania Railroad to the criminal negligence of Conductor Hoppel, of the escunion train, and censuring the company ter defective rules. Private advice, from California, received at New York. state that the Vigilance Committee had unani measly adopted a resolution to disband on the 24th of Arne. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. We hate intelllpsee from Oeutantiat;ple to the let. The iguana el Admiral Houten Stewart has Idt for the Sleek Bea, sod will reads there until Ramie gives op Lite sad the Isle of Serpents. TRIINTI, Avg S. • Lotter. fns Coaataattaapia mama that Freese sad Englead ere main Alpe to midatala tbe 1 1W YORK, JILT 28 The sales of cotton yesterday were imetinsd to about 600 or 600 bales, at unchanged miens. The higher grades of Out, sod other wes.ere breeds of doer were Bram, while e mama to good empatine mate closed doll at yesserdmy'a Friers. Southern sod C►►►dtaa were also firm. Wheat was biter for good medium to prune sad choler I.ta, while all binds were is good demand, at fall prime. Corn was in smack demand, with foe pales at 63e. to 66}c. for distillieg We., 60c. to 61c. for sound w eeeee mimeo, end 62}e. for wand fell•'w. P. rk we. firm bet inactive, with sales of 11141111 at 20 dole. to 26 dole , which prim was offered after wards lot • lags lot sad refused. Bogus were firm and it good deemed, with eels. of about 1.200 to 1,400 heds. at fall prime. Mole•/es ws. firm, with 700 to 300 hhcle. of Cubs and Porto Kim and Cuba Museov.4e at 465. mid 45e per saline. CAM w►s in good request. ►eel Mooed firm, erkb ■.lta of 4,100 bags Ws at 10i1 to Ilia, with 400 to 600 meta Jam at 141 c. to 14js. la freighm, rake to Britieh gest. were ready, with • our moult of segagemeeta to Ltootpool sad Loudon, without clump of monseht to quo tether. THS HOP PLANTIAS' COMPANT.—The Hop plantar,' Joint Stock CJespeey held their ninth mould awls' et the Mitre Roth.l Maiditoas. The repott referred to the steady 'usual Lacrosse of the business of the eoseptay, and its [mast peosperou coaditista, sod room 'waded that a dividood of 71 per coot. lad a bouts of YF per share s►ould be &dared payable, cad that ea addition should be nada to the reserved fend of asasa of LOOM • ♦tro. 8. I widish resorauteadatioas were masaloottely adopted. Tie Dortoysktro Reporter says: "It affoids us mach Osman to state that his Grace the Duke et Dimeashlre kern arrived faro tows is a mush better Mite el health." We read in the New York Vous of the 25th •. Um. B. Bowman Stow* NOW ea Woolawday seat for Harare. She will Wag out her boot. Oa Ss Muses of Slavery aria the Whits Porilatioa,' dogleg ter ab ase, both is Zeeland settle the Ilaited Mate.•• ITALY. The Messages.. di Modems publishes two esn. time, by one of which a man, named Biagiooi, is condemned to six months' imprisonment for having used irreverent expressions in speaking of the Duke of Modena and his family. By the second sentence, one Mercian is condemned to twenty years' imprison ment, foe murder committed from party spirit. It is announced io the Gioende di .Roma that the Pops has appointed Monsignor D. Florio, archbishop of Mire, sad of the family of the Princes Cnigi, to be an ambassador extraordinary from the Papal Gout M the coronation of the Emperor of Russia. The Gamete of Vienna publishes the revenue so count of the Austrian empire during the first six months of the present year. The direct taxes pro- diced 15,813,171 florins, oe 4,920.789 Amiss more then in the corresponding period of last year; the indirect taxes massed 71,897,697 bodes, or as in crease of 6,637,994 florins; in the article of domains, mines, and the mint, a diminution of 4,338,670 florins; dims receipts, 4.908,993 eosins, or a decrease of 232,622 Amine. The total receipts are 129,693,423 bodes, or 6,790,618 florins more than in 1866, and 11,046,083 florins more than in 1864. The direct taxes and the monopoly of to bacco and salt have furnished the mast important unman of income. The diminution in the receipts of domains, mines, &0., has been ..seed by the feet of the government having made over its richest pos. sessions to the netiseel ►ank, is order to redoes its debt pith that setabliehment. RUSSIA AND MB BLACK SBA. ANOTHER ASCENT OF MONT BLANC. A letter from atemounix of the let, in the Savor Casette. stye The pret.t event of the ?ay here is nu ascent of Mont Blanc, commended 7estrrday nami ng et eight o'clock, by a Mr. Forman, an Englishm►n, and his daughter. Tony arrived safely at the Grends4l oleo' at three in the afternoon, and by the light r f lanterns left tale morsing at two to ascend the One of the Alpe. At ten o'clock the small patty arrived on the crest of the highest mountain in Europe,and after a halt of an hour left on tilt ir return, and reached this place at seven in tre evening. This asce at will be talked of as one of the wonders of ti t 'silty, both on moment of the litVe time employed (fifteen hours to mand aid seven to descend), and of the intrepidi'y e.to wn ' by Miss FOllOllll, of whom the geidee speak in raptures. This young lady is the fourth female who has performed the feat. The progress of the touriqs Wit eaglet, witched during the whole day, and every window that commanded a view of the path was bristling with telescopes, like muskets from a loophole. The arrival at Chaumonia was a perfect triumph; ell the inhabitants aid the resident foreigners went out to meet them, end the chic re entered the place, headed by the band of the guides in full costume, and amidst a salute of cannon and the hearty shouts of the people. A serenade and a Copley of fireworks finished the fete." SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. P.IIOIt HANDICAP. _ _ II to 1 mot Warlock liii;;Vaget Lady TaPot (t) 6to I Pretty Boy (t) 11 to I Heir of Lima (t) 7 to I Tallow Jack (t) LiGEIL 3to 1 *get Fanoletto (offj — l - 1270 1 opt Rothertborpe (t) 7 to 3 Ellington (t) 12 to 1 Enliptge Not a goon bets Iwo, many of the subreribefe Deng still at Brighton. BRIGHTON RACE CLUB-FRIDAY. Ilwarerokes of 5 coos. each, with 60 added, fur 2.7 r olds ; oaks, Set 101 b; Mlles, let 71b. The winner to be sold for 1501. ; allowance If @sterol tote mold for lees, toe. Half a mile. (9 subs.) Mr. Showing's Anon Lyle, by Grecian (Nil.), in bile (9. (foetal 1 Lord Angina'.Mine Nightingale (5)1.), 7a 9:b ...(Firdtem 2 Mr. T. elteetme's Somme 15014, 70 blb The fo'Jowingalso ran i—Delusion, The Shiner, Catty Quean,Ciltow. Media Nom, filly by Pyrrhus the Fan, out of Ruby's dam. Bettie( : 3to I apt Chow, 7 to 9 emit ills Nightingale, 100 to 1 9 each Wet (otty Queon.nd Media Noce. 7 to I each eget Minot Lyle and Tee Shiner. Mtn Nightingale made the Tannins, followed by Sereerem. Within the loot few strides anent Lyle came with a rash ad won on the post by a bead ; about four lengths between the N ona and third. Delusion wee fourth ; Ruby's dam ally and Chow wen nat. The winner was bought to for al guineas, and Chow we claimed under the Newmarket rule for Mr. Saxon. Banana Cline Suess (handicap) of 10 60,11. each, h ft, with 30 Welt. Winners extra. New Coutee. (5 sub..) Kr. &rill% Peres Nene by Spanish Jock, S mre, Oat (Mr. Beet!, jun.) 1 Mr. Payee's ream by Van Tr:trepan of Queen Mob, 5 Irv, I let (Captain Little) 2 Baling: 6 to 4en Peres Nena,wbo made all the running, and won by a heel. HAIMIC*P Pura of ICO soon Bristol Mile. Doke of seTiiozric4.laiiiiii, by kleron or Gabbier, 1 yr On. ... (lnstal 1 Mr. Brown's Coal Bleck Bon, 3 yrs, 64 7lb Mr. T. Hooker's Romeo, 6 yrs, in lelb - - (D. Bonne 3 The following aim ran: Tom Burke, Golden Plover, Pantheon. ad The Turk. ifonrhan;Treigbed for Termagant. and her number was displaced on the telegreph, but the mare not being on the ground at the time appointed for starting, her number was taken down. On t. Sing their preliminary canter, both It •rvieo and Goal Biwa Rose threw I plate, owooqueto of which the start was tediously delayed. t i le I apt Coal Black ileee, 4 to i apt questionable, Sto to 1 apt Golden Plover, 7 to I apt Turk. Coal Ma km Mode Play. with Golden Plover lying secood, ammo third. mod Questionable fourth. At the distance Golden Plover or brass, mid ematonsae pae.ed Romeo. A line rem from the half. dittoes, waist fa Miner of Questionkble by a head; four lengths be. twigs thowtowl owl third. Pantheon waa fourth, and Turk filth. The Ober two balsa oft. PLATO a 100 se m. added to e sweep/takes of 5 sae. each, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Ist 71o; Miles, bet Mb. Allowances MI pegaltlesh T.T.C. (9 tubs.) Mr. Payne's f by Orlando sot of Farmer's Datghter, 7st 1110 1 Flannel I Mr. T. Walker's Orland*, list Mr. C. Formby's Banner Bearer, Set Mr. E. R. Clark's Yin kahirsolan, Sat (oar. Sot lb) (Donna, 1 Toe ISSISAITOS ('tea PLATS of 70 son., for 2 and 3-yr.olda. Or Ronal eellieg sod other allawanne. Lem half min. LOA Angtesiq's 5. is. Nightingale, by Flatcar Ober, 2 you (50/.) Oat 710 (Piu:l ei l tb. Mr. Damson ' s Bobby 0, 3 yea (505. ). tot Sib (Kendall 2 . Mr. Lutes's Genet, 3 yea (sol ), 7at bib (boowden 3 The following also ran :—Hart Royal, Sister to Bold B Oral Black Bose, Ilinette, Ifinquenoe. Jon d'Espelt. Betting : 3 to 2 egg Shur to Bold Bneeleogh, 3to I each apt Eloqueare sad Mime ellehtlegale, 6 to I each egm Jou d'E.prlt sad Bobby B. B made the naming to the Mamma, *ben Was Nightingale and, after s fine root tn. won by a head. Tres haembn between the snood and third. Hart Royal was fourM. sad OW Mask Ross was Ilk. Soon slier start ng, Sister to Bold Basebtagh'eallMMl against Rioquenee, •as thrown out of her arida uldWiletiMPIMIL OM afterwards followed the others round, but took SO poet in She ram. The winner was wild to Mr. Angell for to Belson, mailer to Bold Buceleogh was chiliad for Mr. Bell. Purl M 70 Son. (bandieep). Gentlemen riders. Frolregonale bib eons. T.T.C. Liml Milan's Bishop of Osnaburgh by Sornin, 3 yrs, list teriptais Little) i Mr. Hank's Lor.l Albemarle. 6 yea, 12st Ilb .. (Mt. Bounces) 2 Mr. Penmen's Li tt le Bird, 3 yea, Ott 10Th .. (Mr. Basal, Jon.) 3 Mr. Howard. Mermaid, 8 yea (Inc Sib astral. 12et 21b sr. T. Maybe •a Little Tom, 6 yrs, Ilat 707 (Mr. Hant ) A Pura of 70 Bon. for beaten horse. The wood to melee 1 0 dom. onto! tha Plate. Gentlemen mclam Prates lonale blb swop 41r.Payne's mere by Yen Tromp out of Queen Mab. 8 yr% 10et 11b Mr. llowaree Mermaid. 3 yr; Ilst3lb (CITA. Little) 2 Mr. Beit's Turk, 3 yrs, Bet lib One 3.0 entre) .... (J. Goater) 3 LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. IMO& Her.)ICAP. —.—.. 4to 1 apt %float 01 - Bto 1 yet Coroner 3 1 3to 1 Yellow Jock It) I 10 to 1 Lady Daus 10 BT. LiGEIL. to 1 opt Paseolotto tt to upwards of 2301.) DERBY. 23 to 1 apt Octiforth )r) ITALIAN OPERA IN DUBLlN.—Artallgetnenti ban bun med. by 111 . Cramer end Beale for the perform, sore of Italian Opera at the Theatre R Orel, llub:te. The seuon, which is to c 30311MC11 on the I. September, will comprise 12 nights, and the company engaged will include Chilli, Mario, and other distieguished *lagers from the Opera houses in Lords,. _ r _ ITALIAN OPERA AT BATH AND BRISTOL.—Mr• Beale Pa' armed a comrary of Italian singera, including (Idol and Mario, for two operatic performanore in each Of these cam, commencing in the soontb of October. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, LIVERPOOL—The lunar', coacertat this hell will take pla^e re the 15th Septem ber, anger the auspices of Meson. Creaser and B ale, who hare sapped for this enosien Madame Alhoci, Madame Clem Novell°, Herr Formes, sod Mr. Sias Any. s. Mr. Swinboree, an actor, was married the other day at 801 l 43 11.01 Vandeohoff. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN TIM CIVIL SVIIVICS —Tee Foreign D. putment : The odic• of Envoy Eztreortinary and Hinist•r Pletipotantlary to the King of the Two Singlet' (Nrpl.s) has beconsevaesne by the retirement of the Hon. St, W. Temple, General Pa•- tine: The P..atmes•ers4ip of Bang r, hos become vac lint by the reteovsi of Mr. Pritchard. Vase 180/. The natassater.hip of St.iforri is vacant. Wye 2601. The Pcannastrrship of Cbiehr rter has beton,. vaceat by the death of Mr John Attree Fuller —Bank of Eegland; A Clerkship is the Driming-olice for Private ,Ve o unte hen bsocime vacant by the death of Mr. Eben.z‘r B. Greenwood. Customs : A • piney in the Collectorship of Grimm& has been Paused by the death of Mr. W. 8 ilea Roe. —Appoint ments : Mr. J. F. Taylor has been pronwed from Fifth to Fourth Class Clerk, Gest rid Ba•ierse in London. Mr. G. Hughes hes been peen oted from Sleet to Fifth Clam Clerk, Geueral Boldness, in London. Mr. S Scott has beenS moult from Se•setl to 84 • h Class Clerk. General Das'u in Loodoe.—lplend fazes Branch : Mr. Jobe Anis hes been appointed Distri butor of &eves for Kent.—S-ntland : M j r Beton Lionel Smith hoe been anointed Seh.lnaron.or or Factories in and around Glasgow, in the room nt C. Balfour, d. ceased. —lr•- lend : Mr. henry Wall has been appointed to the lemma ta' °Mee. Dubin Serve. Gazette. HALF.TEARLT MEETING OF THE ULETES &OLIVA% The thoreholdere were not c .otent with the dividend pro posed by the direct 'ye, but carried a resolution increasing it to 25.., instead of 11. per attars, as proposed. The retiring directors were re-elecsad with the *emotion of Mr. Scott and Mr. Winder ; and Ur. Bell was reappointed auditor. We read io the Eclaireur, of Namur : "Ice visiting a convent of the sist.r. of Notre Dame a few days site., King Leopold rec , gnieed Lady Stratford. who is now °boot the membrro of that community. In 1831, • few days after the Congress bad named Leopold of Sale Cobourg a' the elect of the Belgien nation, Lady Stratford was pre. • din, at the priactee table at the vary samosa of the arrival of the courier wbo brought him the offer Of deg mown." DAMAGE ET LIGEFINING.—On Thursday afternoon the tower of Holy Trinity Church, io Ssretford New-road, Hume, was attack by I•ghtning. The field fractured one of the pinnacles on the top of the eteeple. large pieces iff 111, oh fell through e roof of the tower in two plaoee, tai through the charch crater/ into the church below. The arbole of the pitnatle was shaken down to the roof of the tower, Red 'several pieces of stone were hurled into the road. One peewit hod a very narrow escape from being 'trues by one of these fragments. A cabdriver was tanning his vehicle round so the cob stand opposite the chore= b:s horse and cab lt , d just got clear of the spit when the voile came down with great force, deeply indeating the ground. The pinnacle was broken into mazy pieces, WO sad small, which were titled in vitiates directioes. Mout a quarts r.pait 12 o'clock o' the same day • violent storm thunder, lightning, end heol broke °use Sht ffield. The rain came down in torrents for upwards of en hour, end tag some time was accompanied by hsilstonss as Mile as oral. nor, gooseberries. Some mores of panes of glut man broken in the ri of of the Midland Railway esation. The peals of thunder and flu hos of lightning succeeded oat* other with extreme rapidity, end were very alarming. p spier tree, ,tending to a garden near the Midleed Railwa motm, wso struck by the nrennise, and esrried Into Cate lisle street, a diatat co of nearly 100 Tardn—Manchmtig thoardiam. F