The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-04 00:00:00

I' 1 1 LONDON, Sbe expregsgs. TO 0011LIOTONDMITIL I bil w eimasal. throw b. 7 1. =•aboa Ovulousger 1 yMN al the OM" u, by Two Visa is ta f bOrelos. SIGs WATiI AT LONDON BIWOI. Dav—variklas. ft- Sea --Mimi% IL lAS. Teapeassir—iliratas. 1111m.......Utaussa. >• Oa. ,y, JUN.I 4. Is considering the possibility of war with the United Statee—its probability has not yet arisen— there is one thing that mast be pressed on the attend.= of our Cabinet. It is, that the Ad miralty should impress the necessity of exercising the utmost pram= let is add forbearance. on the admiral and all naval rakers on oar North American statics; for the real danger at pre sent dose not so mash six is any deliberate moms to hostilities on the part of either Government, as in a hasty, indiscreet, precipitate, sad unantherbed between slag= embers of the two States, or in an mammy end intemperate interruption of law fol rermaree off Sea Jun del Norte. And es we have already had reports of suck an boldest In the case of the United States emigrant ship the *limbs, and an English ship of war, it is the Wpm tin duty of Sir CHAIIII WOOD to and, and, if already sent, to repeat the most peremptory Mum time Go this point to oar naval madras. The question in climate as to Central America are purely and entirely in the domain of polities; they are matters pending between the BECAZTARINS of erns of the two countriss; and the greatest =lmbrium that could befall England at this mama would be the introduction into them of naval asperides, navel opinions se to whet the homer of the matry re quires, or naval =Maims. Anything of this sort would play into the hands of President Pizzas and assist him in the mischievous and wicked see to which he la trying to tarn the Central American Testi= and the recruitment dispute. That be, his advisees sad cabal are prepared to retain by risking war the power they have 'bawd, appears only too certain. Bat that the British Government will aid bier in this suestrous design, by directly doing might to precipi tate hostilities, or by any deelaration ei war, would be a pica of insanity not to be thought eL If thew, the condo= of oar =aims be equally temperate sad modem* sad if ell shame of collides on their part be avoided, President Pizzas may Ind himself rather ant-witted in his policy ; hit though he bee, as Prost dist, power to accept war, when desisted against the United States, and bet seems bound to meat and vindicate the honour of their Sag, when attacked by the naval feces of another government, the President of the URN= Sums, be it :mem bered, has no authority by virus of his olio to dealers war against another soutry. He my, it is tree, purses* policy that must inevitably bring the United States to the brisk @lb.:Unitise—end that President Pizzas is certainly now doing; be may persevere in this policy, although he has not Mame enough over Compose to =deem it to adopt any af his resoinmesdatiose oa denude quo. lions—and that is President Pinata milks. He may go headless on in this mar at wiebsdame, after he has lost the reopen and support of the poll deal party which made him PlizaDzirt ; bat them his power stops. I. England is is the prerogative of the Chowa to denim Ws:, se it else is to make Pesos; bat so sash uthority is reposed In the Met Magistrate of the United States; and its Ammon we peat edema for the prommaties of tran quillity, if ear Government an only wise and calm, and oar embers pradeat sad unefficions By the Oonatitatioa of the United States, the Piz sitars has literally no legal power in the matter; for by Clues XL of Baden VIIL of the Ossetitm dos, it is enacted The Magma shall have power to declare war, gnat lettered marque and reprisal, sad to make rules sesseralag captures on lead and water." 14 thee, President Pizzas be disappointed in his uspeentions of having war declared against the UaltAl States, or el its beseming inevitable from an accidental colliske, the emotion is--ma be isdaes Oongrees to monies its undoubted authority of &- Mein war Rolm Beaked on his recommendatisa We are persuaded that If mason prudent= and emetics be monied es this ail= et the Atlantis, sad by the =are is umemed Boar North Amrfas squadres es the other aide, President Pianos will sew think of making any sash rememeadation to Congress; and that, if he did, Congress would treat it with the muse matempt with which it has treated all his other noommendations. No, Mr. Pawls= Primal game is something very different from this: it is to play the belly, sad to bastes him self at oar capes= into the Presides', again. oven at the risk of war, if we are foolish and weak mask to nest him more than half way is his astravegamm mad reeklemem. Pot that very roma it boar pea, to look calmly on while be plays his lest desperate stake at the prosidsatiel =astable. If the evil time doss come—if the Devil does allow Mr. Pizzas an other tarn of sunset-if war be thrust upon us, we have spirit enough to vindicate ear homer, and fares smash to deal signal punishment on those who our psi is to take ep ems. Bat meanwhile, Jut in pea poetics so exchemat prevails at Wishingtos, let temperance predominate here; and if we cannot rem by our alms= the better sort of skims in the Hopnblis to =easels, I. this nansemary eamerpsey, the amass some and snit-respect of our seam= rig= and femme =brat% let on. et all east', by our abode's.' assist them I. averting the mister. teas of another term of Preeidesey for Mr. Prunus Puma. We do sot modernise the importance al the United States Government obtainiag, through Watists mem, sow that hie government is is. segniesd, a sommad of that mate from theAdande to the Peelle to the neatrality of whisk it Is bound by the Curren-Burman Commtica. We eau really appeedate the dosser of meemegieg them springs beyond the bounds of eivilbation, which first annexed Texas, this aequirad California, afterwards grasped at Cabe, and have now kid a heavy heed ea Biafra's' ; and we know not where this dig evil that goad may ems is to step. Bat we lam no minion to avert all the avid opals that may arise fives United States Pilibesterim. Our linty to take OW of oareelme and our own lathesele, and though it might be mush mon admit...es Is as that ma independent, instead els dependent, stele should possum this intermsanie route, that is not a qualm is width we are going to war. We homily wish and pray for the seems of Ceuta Rica is the mom of smiled independenee whisk that little stele is so plastly deleadiag, bat further essietems this sympathise and remestraasse we lave awe to glom Bo far oer neon is clear enough. Bat if the whole of the state of Nicaragua is to fall under the matrol of the United BMW, it comet be expected that we will made from oar demand to ham Bea has made a free pert, sr retire from the Bay of lath& Bubsteadelly the Cirooomßuyeraz Gasman will beams werthism sad inspiration, if WALLIN new that his government is recognised at Washingtca, shall fairly establish himself in Nieusgus ; and the argument in support of our abandcoment et oar pre tensions to those islands, and to the protestion of Mosquito, will fall to the ground, whale the treaty on which it is founded awes toles binding on the United States. If, then, a new solony is to be farmed in Ni caragua from the United Bates, we also shall have a claim to establish a °okay in the Bey of Islands that will at least give as scone power over the routs through Niesragna to the node—a plass of refreshment for oar cruisers, a depdt for oar comeseres. That President Pinion will follow up this utter abandonment of the Currou-Bot.win Convention in bis recognition of Warm, by dicebming Mr. CRAMPTON, appears likely enough. Indeed we have good Men to believe that Mr. Cuitrrox has already reached Toronto. But, Mr. CIatPION dis missed, ought we to send away Mr. DALLAS, and suspend all diplomatic; intercourse with the Cabinet of Washington P That may, we think, be doubted. The ground on which Mr. CRAMP. TOWS recall has bean demanded is, that his pro se/Aim in the recruitment question have rendered his further regains, at Washington M anaceeptable" to the United States Government. Now, diploma tically, they have a perfect right to tomes and to act on that opinion. To act on it must neesearily give offence to the Government of England ; bat reta liation dose not as neomearily or es logically follow offices; and so, notwithstanding Mr. Mum is peaking up his portmanteau, we hope the British Cabinet will think twice before they send him away. 9 , THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1856. Inc Court. Hoe Majesty ha a (kart yestseday at Backing has Passe. Load Wahiawa. the Chas's Emmy Extraordinary tad Mishear Plasipotastiary to the Emperor of All the RAIIIIiOI, had as radleses el her Majesty, tad took hare ea' pawed• lap to St. Petersburg. His lordship was prasiated by the Rut of Clarendon, the Secretary of State fee 148eisrs Affairs. The Qua was attested by Lest Watetpazk, Lord4s- Weida., sad Malemesestal.Baksby Dnamosd, Ones- Is.Weitimir. Priam Fredorisk William of Pram% sanded by tho winalmust of Ms soles mad Calomel Breads flomaser, Melba Ow British Mamma yostarday moralag. His Royal Iflods mos aftsswasda rod. ea lambs* with Prise Albert. Lloatamat-Gramal Baron do Ildwasksastsia sad Captain thiv Hoe. D. is BA Walla Ohs Prism Tbe Basest of Bass. oilsoisd W tbo (Whom of bis suite sal the Hos. Youlmor flosimils Wow, woo yeast lay morning W the Tema et Ludas, win» wu . _ _ _ _ _ _ filletnd by ihe Depaty-Lisaliesat Lied de Rae, who at , tended Ide avid DON= da i s hls laspeedea of the alined oldials d YiraM r Ihe rafts. The Pilo* Be gest sin Ailed ysalsater Ihs loyal Mist sad lit Paul's Cathedral. Prima Idyls* el Saxe Weimar paid a ride to W Royal Higbaen at Dashistan Pelage la the afteesees. Tim Dubose( Oleaseler took as arias is a wrier yesterday, sad ailed i• Dee Quay at Daskiodhalt Palos Prises Alfred, Minded by Llestesast Os.sl, left Beek. =Pam Palarld_ey aftersees, ter the Royal ledge la Park. The Friars travelled by the Ileath-Weelers DalAwey. 'haws Abed tad Prises roslsrish William of Pasta, Meals& by _Oepteta the Sea. D. de Roe ad Ompleis asks. OW the Ddlhh Mom yeatrotay ABMS& la Se maw Des 1111410/ sad is PrisesClasoil. As lava off Dade% mid Pius Froderlek WlN=_prio of Priestradassisdlhe lodated* Thselre with their nem TM Swat oohs emehledstLedy Walleipeak, DleatAlimal Das delka de Nabs. Osisaat Dana 11114111. liejor-Olassnave eleissaoaplals the Eva. 11. &ales. Mira sod niobium' took Maim lambi ea eh% la ss = enrage eel teertyeeterday sad L e i easesoded tho Madam of Aiken as the ld rd ay laze fe As Clam Lo W sad Nejsodiessmil &skein Drumm! hive relieved, Barra aid Pied. Barris la their bike se the lord awl pees Is walls. The Dashes of Oleseeder. Palos Alfred. sal Prise, Idased of Ow Wainer whiled the Darbeasof teat yes tarnish at 01091109 sow, et. James. A &patellas Ms On Mess Ilblipowssat harroistlea of Leads. had ea Worgow with Lost bratty of Aldorley sad the Right Sr& Mt Lows pottalloy. at the Bawl , of Trade, spa Oa suing sf tit, Milli of 'bloomers,. dopeisaka aribied of Mr. Arthur Asthma (*babe gra). MA WalsatOdr. Mell. Kr. Pratt. Mph& Minis.. Nei OWNS. MX, sal KAM (parrolory). impalallta wo• ausugsalsa W the resosbers of rharat—flis Nati. Fewer% Dmt., KA a. Dorm fill, Mr. J. O. Swot. Mr. Alssdisr Mdi., Mr. Aka M'Groger, Yr. Wales, WOW NOS* Mr. W. D. Isywner, Mr. Calms, lb. MANN', Mr. Mosibas, Mr. RielW, Mr. Otogsa Kr. Vests, Kr. Pries. Yr. Deamish, Kr. Bitrkelsy, Mr. Mosaber, Mr. Gong , Yr. Kirk. Mr. Duren, Mr. Rowell. Coked Adele, MA Willson, MA Wake, Mr. For.. ter, sad Mr. M'Caaa ; sad else Pit I. K. Jaime. But (Dobkin). Mr. Malosarma (Wsterford). Meant Madams sad M'Clara (Delfri), U,; Oplllp (Llaweb), Kr. Kemp alostwoor). MA Lard ( Glealltmetoa),_ Mosime. WOregor, Laird, sad (Lositaiosd Kr. J. Osaltb. Searseasy die areesiatiss Prosoft s tho Isiorrets of Leads. Trains A asursdelos of the Priv, Mason. osaillog of the Lard Prelim, Or George Grey. abs la D 1114 7 11ra. T. Passbestas 48 11.1abt Hew. Sprout W r. rkiastr :2 Mos. K. T. a. the Meek W sass Orsitio. sat la the OsaNdi Main le arias wads ressisiboas aid rodiansis of LW" Lamb. sad =ili ponsime (llll4l WSW% Oldotd. Is =mimes of lbrales saisitilmo m ibex untela i rasapa. a pa ha fres Kr. In troywood. riatlas sow simmer ; a palsies as of ma& umbels of Maw. ▪ 011Mlialle Arssoksisa fn the Itsf tho am of Masa. titsd islowneats reersalleg abs asw statutes ; a till• Ora of she Trainee of De. WlDlms's Liksry. lel Deseret:set. la the s : 4 2 ) of Linda • =LW* ha r Kefsetre .erns to stalebo may id he • time; a pelitisa of tbe loy. Mork Negros, DD., sad Mow ol Lauds Chasm 0104 paykrg fat the roll same sad stators of thatosirgtmay ho inhered Is& to the ormesiseleares If 11111•1110111101114 11111 i OM bar Msleates swat arty be willbsid Mao sinialas od sod. sasses of sli the ether Wisps la Oa trairoadly dal lave bora bid holm bar Ilskrty la alit a /seam at Chides Ifsp. tarldsr4l p ar is il i f ir t i Of Feln•W 0101 = WOE Wm • Y. le Ibe MOW Valossibr Comsbir i z 105 umbrae or ibe Dalosa/11, " of the ellsomesy = ottorwarr of := llll4 lbajollas. sad poshosases to maids, .okramollsses la the rissoles to farnaTiza la MOW mg be safrissi ar a sea- Oraord war bawd k swift se the ~ lw sod namodd. Atrzawler %nom hod is faterview with tho Obsaidier of the DwAravar yesterday, at his ellsisl reel. dere is Drabs MINI. A drgaretlas fern lbo Noloopsillea Beerd of Works. oraiffatof Mr. Tliwailas (dtainor). Mown. Carowsal. Wriobt. Warm row, Dr yart Norstara, sad Borden Noah= if 14 bers.). Ka: Deadrate (essison), sad • Ill i ajelork is Mho boord), hal as lateeview with . at Ka the Mos of Pablis Works al Odreisi-olles yeetrato not e is ADO Onleildiellt OD Isaias Wands.y =Ws wen eras to ito Gerwases of Eras Kea. sad HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALFRED. The royal hip to Wiiim Gnat Park, kriaorly =Vby Mop IV, or flat polka of *a MOM( ai spiel oboa. la Ila odipi of 111111ima IV., I. Y lia s glloeopma of Ibis MOW lollop was n al dowo, has ass lama rla:=E w saw la alala Ilaa raupdaa el bis loyal wift la Gran alaillob pm Ow law puma non poolledolp_ Ilatpolos Mi, mar Ids Mae. Usoloara Clowoll e af alo Ns* Nam TM aolamrpla, wfla Moo Moo an billMolool foralehial, era die Mows rams, largo sod mil as•voona, iambi row, salon, lobbies, passim doatioi . zai i !m i s ionnie opolassio I.L . the bal sam sad oplYl wawa olio' bibs *Asap as dm dm tho of IM Me Xr. Moo salad bon. Ma NW dispel oaf : r ossalovallor amo, aad km ===6. l. P. Th dl o st :tailult i t =L i Ist :a t is ass i typs some am ma tu ar e rr el sensate rosalad OD Masa His Royal Wiliam Prises Albert. die Prime of Prente, nl Mitenlee, nenetei tin at. owes Dane ea& Weelibmwen. Lent DelgraveMen, PWM.. yesSonay afteamme. Tb. Menden party win esailueled ens tbe betbe by Kew& Inaba WI Then (ewe of the einale elesen). seseinadsi by M. Z. D. Dom eel Mr. Bea.. ▪ tbe seponsiewien. Mter *Meg even aspen oast aer Ind Libman eeptened wegwellied spytebstion NO* end eseeiseedy Omani enaboleimus UNIVIIRSITY INTELLIORICIL COMILRMORATION. OXFORD, Jura I. The ilegree ef D.C.L. will be orelerred by diploma is the Passe Ispet = e r i a i rlistee _FIB /paha of Fora, is the Waft beaserrow. Owes Denalmell, the Freedom restr. sea W Nova ',Aimee= an Mika to the Ike d Roe se whoa the thararmay D.C.L. Lushe will be seekers& Mee weather hes stathised re low Oa esoassainatiost pilaw. Lae abbe the Wawa st the mai', torpted ear Nal &liaises io Ile river die to Wow ihe masa pro wess et the oder boos. The video largo mend dee" lb. wear 's Ole were omit walk seseleeles, sad the while riot wo NM* *Mb iM ai tegZ eassesormil bale et gory Ateakokse. The beki al *ahead et the dor, seethed the log boon flew seedy Mal eases. The wily esiteetieses, waosease whisk ardor the amok& wes Sto opals. or the Cala Oho* seised eight, wiskli tool ewe as the nose wen aside" task Mae es the heal MA The amides' wee alhakell with no esomgesese, sad the riven, Me rei ell, urea ono the amen to their ber e t s In the 'Tw ine Om belle leek Ity the Fro messes, In the Too Zr il be e WWI Rime by mills ambers or Now COY'', la tbe bu el net Felle — r belltleg. Bak Val swiaterwaly etersiel, eat lowleg we Opt sp toa lops beer. Today, et 10, eat., then was •morel Willies st the visitors to New Collies Chapel, is Dr. Rook pneshei sire soul masa to Weer of W Iola& ishrmary. aM Meuse Violet Nag the =Om. At ballast II Wismar Oakp when were thews epee to the palls tre Ihe adribilka or tat Caked sidle Rortieeltatel estikly. The winiesi Rowers wen MINIM ia the t am est. raid he the eses' dejebasi, Owe the gess sal solos yesesatel a 'uprise's eaf tbe .slice /WPM kW el so great As esto this* the aissakesees seesset took la the theatre, eel wee seeksoly some& Not a owe* seat yes to Lo a =sel aha the oases plias is whisk Helene To-snot To-snot Own Jury reptereedg egmas sigkee& a. k seseaM, sloe by Ike or the Apollo Lodge I ail also a comarraiiiits M Welke. Cells's. This morning, shortly attordebt Ali elk his Royal Highs.. Prim Albert, asessyssleil by Priers indelich William of Prude, sad the hike Regent et Beira, left Buckingham' Palace is four et the royal seldom kr the Great Western railway, PaMketas. sad travelled by I spedel trots is Orford. Is eliewdesee were Caplan' the Hes. Daftly de 8e,., Coked Noah Hugh Beyssar. Hos. Mortimer. &grille West, (Mosel Berea BMW, Bares de fichreckesetete, the Berea de Wake, Oagliela de Heise, sad Dr. Wolper. Oa whin at Odra w law triess visitors were ',salved by the blade et the mien Whip& THE PEACE. CAMBRIDGE, Ilniz TM V1..-Obaseeßor by. is Went the aseathere et the SIAM* that Mr Majesty _the Qum hem beta greserealy pima le Tin Thirehw mm 4 It s Ile el Jose, at a in CS i tpt ir e=hlthes Thema The ales* asee thembere of the mho vie le NUM el Ilhe psiseatiles of the Mime trr le M the Theiebei E3.M. Ti..m la et. Jameitirelesee, leif-pest 2 Vele* mil*, _la their bet pew esedimied aril weals Iher *a be Mosel fa mow ibee ere is mead is Pelee& Oman or Paearesem, The BMA& lANOULLOS. The r Vie,Ctimmeelbr. Nuntbamtrs". Neleamea. Reek et Umbel et C a c ke i Vel. ruble Cleeler. Prieelers. Duthie Dee Dlelellr.ms Ye is Civil Las. DAN= r Meeries. ammo, le *a Vise 011eoreller. Paskssas. Thalia Ihattaion of Miltlty. Masan of Arts, N.. Asseaft. NlsMars el Arts, Repste. Embalm a Lev. Desliele et Ill•dislss. Ilaftbas et Arls. Is Is requsted Oft the saiibus via kap tbak orbs miteriai us empties NMI. 1011 LAST UMW. Ossiores) LORD CRANBRDIAIR'S Oryics, JUT 31.—F0. tie* I keretry gives that be, Iltit aib til add aIT/imply' teem at et. James's Pekes. ea the 10th of :sae swap at tin Veto*. 14.11. The • . to et the several Mien ue to appear la thsir °Wan at ea Drawiattaaaa, it Wag a cellar day. Orrice, MAT 31.—N0 tin Is Iterol elm teat Mr Wisely Wel bold s Lem at et. ammo's Paha, as Woloosioy tie Usk of Jaws ..is, at two *week. Catmint 0,11011, Hai 31.--Moiabor Morsel to serve la the moms Portismeat—olly Lieria/L—The am vDray Fro* arm% d aromosoly arra ireorat Saar , is the nor of Weary M Bans Wats:park err kes reeptia Om oar of Stoword .f bar =Miss of Mallard. h 1 the woo" EU*. or Tun. Wm.s 4tr r lotu 2.— The Rigid Hem dm Liras it Ns Comortior ofPray Crimea kr Trade rad Fir ail= haw marl a rommissalas Ms as Barratry deo% Mr Pritello Aloha. roars that gag dr yprirratd Baia ortiort aims ht lark' Braseft Drole rook as. bon loss aurora by their gorrommor to mart ardarmos Or Ildita_ ortarls. at Lb., A. Entire de rve, J. W. Rama Noraga.ll. T. Bergstrom; Ny . 'T. a Irbask ; 0. Verdian ; . Bergbem. Ormislat N Coax 1111111011 P. Donor ; LDS% A. Altos; Visas. 7. ; AM Ilk" mg Mar V N . ; Tageorap H. amoireris Neraresk. . bug. o A ars vitod. . O i e r a r ati H. arm Br Parrs de Dersoarao rod Fr. C. Hart; Creorrea, C. Iflognen Blis. . A l. Litmus... ; Nana, IL NAM& ; Borl. A. Mgr ; Prem. Herier Avertharam A. F_. eariat ; Wier, C. Ter m mol Z. A. rett ; Probakharto. C. Brun ; Le er% Grarbalr; Berge. O. Oramo. I °SAND FANCY DUNS BALL AT no HANOrlip unman Boom.—Th• private magma la Hump-ATM will be reserved for the nes of hoe Modesty aad the royal virtues nest Friday. The Earl of Wedmorelead (chain ma) and the sommittne el ma aagessat of the Royal ' Modem of Mask will ham the Memo of reesiviert the Qum in Mr arrival. We aaderstead that Aar quedrdles, soadeting of fray &tem to twenty areples, ham been on • embed by the Countess of Westmoreland, tbe Oottatess of Raremeed, the Omattese of Jersey, sad the Counter of Willem TM Duos. of Bt. Alba= boo WI Priaee'sigate for the esettbeet. Sir Filmy Kelly bad as useably last alight at Me masks, ea the Terme, Plea&lty. The warble dleasood and opal bracelet, toad oa tho.yaremat la hest of the Comer of Jersey's mansion, ow Waft ofgat. ea Use eseaska of bee laiyiliy's resubly, Us base ;ist;011 to die ureic, Left Lein, by vibe's ti; kirtsaate Saw bag tom Mosta* rewards& We usierstsed dot Maori Christiesad MAIMS will way thistly sell the whole et the eagle If the late Lad Adolphe. Fitaelaresco, failed*/ a Teri huge melee - . el silver plats. llajoiqhanal atr Basdamer• W. Steel, ECM., Y« wired it tar It. leases Hotel, Jeraya-etwert, trees Lelia His Highness Alai Pubs sad nits Imam. Clatiago's Rot el Me day, for Dever, ee rode to Pa* mg via Mu. millet to Ceadeadeople. Yesterday lie lhdiseee pale famed ohne le the weeder sad the ether saber, of the ethehdetredes. Prime KIND l!rp oesespeeled hr _ . . Wilmer as bit Mont to Coonballsopio: Ma Etaslimey the Turkish sabsarder lift tows lost ovontog, for Oohed. to ottani tin alannonwostioo. The Coiatese de Pareirsy pee p twiliiaat lad maim at the resideme el ate Poem* Imbooly, Al bertiatalftme. Tim &Wakes, of the embalm were ea I this eseafts devetil Sadao/ft& the whole laterler of the maim being deetrated with Iowa; mid betallaatly in.. mutated. Priam Le* Lofts Bonaparte wee many the early Adam. The DO* of Oembridge arrived shortly after 19 o'eloak. The Priam and &Wee !Awed of lase Relater aim beamormi the comm. with their company. Lewd Leigh he& ',stated to preside et the lan. gyration of the sistmeteHle tote Deka of estars. aad at the _ . Lyle( the Ilsedatletrelese et the Berea Whig ef the Royal Free Him.*l. he the lath kat. __ _ DEM 07 tOlO Cum.—The Richt Hoe. Lord Casey, Ivad4ilMMO at the mosty it Washed sod • bt of an mat M 111. Tatrisk. As/ se Ilasegy bet at Lw&eltiOs east al Westard. The late bad was an the 11 ha Hank 1757,_ sat vas Am ro ta *a aseali of Illtschad 17/2. wbhh ems, I. tbs New at Osavesse ie apipagds M 20 Emma. is sessioded by Me aiMall sae, the am Saban Cam, eased the Watford =tie, boa la LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE FLOODED DISTRICTS OF FRANCE. (11r OVNYARINN AND INMAN TILSOILLPI.) (1101[ ONN OWN COILAWINOIDINT.) PARIS, W lIDNISDAY MOZZIWO. The limpnvor lett Valetta yesterday at 11 o'clock, am., and arrived at Arise, where he was to stay the sight. is &weeding the Rhone, his Imperial Me. jesty stopprd at Tato, Oraap, Tarsecou, and other towns, to distribute money. The following is from yesterday's lifootilaw : The Emperor left DiJoa this isoosing (Jose 2) at..... e'dock, saluted by the eagematices of the people, who *Napa the way frosa Wm hotel to the tanalau of lb. stades. His Majesty, aceoutpuied try kis Horellency the Mialeter ef Agriculture, Trade, tad Petits Works; his Esselleacy the Manhel Meat de Castellano, the Suitor Valour, charged with the adatinktratioa of the department of tits Rhone ; Guess!' Niel and Fleury, aides-de-camp ; sad by the Marquis of Paysages., the Meer in midair oa his litejeety ; the dtrosto►.gsamal of bridges; mad railways, sad by the 'agleam ea duty, left the Hotel de l'llerope oa hustle* shoat half-put 'levee, to visit those parte of the sity that have nod sawed from the effects of the laudation. His Majesty passed at a wands, pee along the Plea Bolleenr, the Roe ImpiiW. , the bridge sad the Curs Monad, the Curs Vito% end the Cbarpseass questa, the first that was feuded by the Intent. His Mejesty visited the breeches glade is the two dykes of the Rhone, through whisk the rives fussed its way; continued his wane slug the Sue ammo, the Curs Lafayette, and lastly the Coen Beeston, as fax se the guildhall of the Gaillogire. His Majesty re tuned at half-peat two. Ia this hag ride the Humor was esopelled to ford sutra ps of the causeways still ander water. It was a great bat tonahlag sight to witness the people, polluted ea the mina of their destroyed Multiage, giviag themselves up to true pule of enthadasas sad gratitude tar the puma thought that bad hawed his Majesty to sue eater; them. Tbe shouts of "Lug live the Esaperor I" were lauseut, and .sewed to redouble at every step. The homes were fa sten* dashed set. Hi Mejesty, deeply sleeted, dielri. baled susses in person to ambers who crowded mused his.. His Majesty the repaired to the camp of fletkestay. Touenow =min (Jane 3), at sorsa o'clock, the Hu poser will start for Yakut. lapin* pva to the stator shared with dm Mai -1 wittlatiew of the department et the Rheas the atm of ono htadrut thootaad from:Oakes frogs Ws petty pont, for dietriltatioa maws the poor that ban beta the arsateat androtors from the isaadatios. His )t .sty bee remitted the sua of 26,000 trance to the Pretest of the hire, that it say to bestowed is aid on the esdkeess by the good fa that department The Arenitew also *octal= the following wnoanma swat: By a domes, dated Jim 2. the &apogee lee ordered the appropetatioe of a nit of 100.000 fresco to the wow of the Tilden of the teeadeekste at Lyons. In the sitting of the Legislative Body as Monday, a bill aoeording 2,000,000 fr. for the sewers by the lawidations was adopted Moue tenants, the deputies being unwilling to delay a shigle day their oe•operep dot is affording relief la be great a misfortune. The &ale announces that it has opened • sub seriptioa at the odioe of thejournaL The Measure head the list with contributions to the amount cf I,Bollfr. The Clash &limiest sad pe r have also rimed sabsoriptkers. M. Miro sires 20,0006. In his own news, and 6,000 fr. es the proprietor of the two }cereals. 1 _ _ The letter of war Paris oorreepradeat, given in another column, contains the latest num from the flooded districts, bat we subjoin a few additional details from the Paris faunal. Oa Banday huh talk of house took places at the But. teats, the GaiOMAN, and the Chi/peones. Os lisoday evening a home MI at the Gailletiire, burying metal perms beneath the mime. The rue m Is. Look, the tom alma y of penes or the gnarls; a .argue, sod urvesal awn proceeded to the met la a boot, sod were thetseate myth to mese so elderly Immo sod a yew nisi, bat a third puma, a AIM, mold sot he Mad. Itsmeress ether ass, of homage sad &misdates ere wearied. Ow menthe to this rale wee in the ease of a maa who was ought la the sot of robbery; he wee rind hold of sad hooded over to the polies, and was marched of to pekoe with a lam placard afilied to his back bearlag the weeds, " V01.,.' des Inowite. Yost of the familia who have been driven from their hems have bees Ole to wet with secosamodatim • ems with their relatives or Irked., mad ethers th rough tho amusements oldie autho rities. • number has also established thamelves eater teats and sheds formed of plsoks end other articles, on the quays sad other petty, eat elks nosh of the water. gone of the mast wing them held out plates es the perm by, 'WAIN &Lay t sad, to the hamar of the Lyestedre perthelles, it mast be said that the appeal Is seldom made is yak. The authorities display the greatest amivity In rolimies the sufferings of the who ere resisted homelme by distribuidas hod; and supplies are oleo mot la boats to menus when the iithabiteiti us still blanked tip Is their hems. eerier hue are entertained for the fate of M. Itmeten, the sayer, sad IL Villas, the somehow of polls', of Villearbeam, seer Tale. They had left la best M eaperiatead the meows, el essistease Is tle mighbenthood, and when the last mese left hod nee retorted. At 0111118 M, derber the whole of Sunday, mat emboli el MIK leas el sheep, sorts Wen with Waken, end whale Monies animal sea• steady in the sty Rose Le Vol. lying hen the ineadatien. It wee a piteous epestaele to us the easianthely bees of then per people se they paraded the Meets, &meet then animals after these, and with their 'linden perched as their wreathed furniture. Dulag the entire day the Loire roes iseesseatty sad at the meet memeing rate. At 4 *Week yesterday ell the mammy. air water, and the ovw beet violently menet the hems. ell the ironed Sem of which were Misdated. Hems plied is the quays no Lyons sad If editerreasea Railway Company have emeanaleated to the journals the sumary of their lee despetehes ,1- 1 * In eeneemsees silks rupture of the eel- Diskant of Teresses, the Lae wee mellowed by eke meter in several piano between thalami sad Mostemette. TM extent of the brassies anode ousel be meetly ann. tans& The *Moo fee paffeemsee esatlenee rpm from Lyons to Avignon, as well es between Ilareeillse and the lines as the right beak of the Ahem. It is ea yet Mom Mao to foresee the seeneet when the looniosdios brim say be re•setablahed. Asa of the weds of en hem suffered. Shan Saaday the mien have begin to subside rapidly." THE AUSTRIAN CONCORDAT. A letter from Visage. in the Apace', Grogre. Mr :—" I have obtained a copy of the circular which the Minister of POW* bonen:Kim has sent to the governors of different provisos as a guide to them is doubtful asses. It declares that so catholic priest eta be compelled to Arlan, in the burial d non-oa tholis persona, and that for each persons they shall sot be obliged either to ring the shush bells or to lend the objects employed in worship, or even to grant plasm in ermetsries. Ia places where nom catholics have no private cemeteries, ground will be panted them for baud meow These general raise will be departed from only in such mass as are permitted by the pastoral letter. The notioatholice era claim the rights of private property foe their co mmodes. The ministerial circular considers cam • take in pneralia the light of scolesisetkol property, aid sot as communal property." BERLIN, TvaiDAT. M. de Badbert, Ashamed°, of Ramie at Berlin, will be appointed to the Embassy at Vienna. He will be mimed at Balla by M. de Brannow, at meant Roods. Waists? Extraordinary at Paris. Priam Delrma', fromerly Ministsr at War, will be sassed to the Elusion Embassy at Paris. The Enamor of B. at mint midnight on his stun to hie dominions: WORMS FROM PARIS. THE INUNDATIONS. (11011 OVA OWN 0011LUIPONDI PARIS. TVZSDAT BVIINING. The happy change in the weather seems decided in Paris. We have had a fine warm summer's day, and the sky looks promising. It will be seen, however, by the provincial news that this calamities calmed by the floods realise the worst anticipations. I subjoin some later news from the flooded districts than is to be found in the Paris papers of this day. The Moniteur du Loiret, under date of Orleans, June 3, 6 La., my.: Despetethesfrem Tours annonsce terrible disasters. The embankments of the river are carried away. All the valley of the Loire is inundated, and the Orleans Railway is broken up in 'moral places. The following certain information has arrived at Orkin in the theme of the Men. At Ambolse three hundred men are hard at work, in the hope of sustaining the embankment 'thick gave way in 1846, bet there is little hope of news. Below Amboise the embankment on the right beak, between Many and Vernon, het given way. The railway is flooded to a considerable extent, end the satire fertile plain, extend leg beyond ',enemy, is one vast sheet of water. A league lower down, and about two kilometres from Tours, the em bankment on the left bank between Mottos/a and Toon, opposite Roche urban, has also been carried away. Tha l railway is also flooded is this parr Through this brach the Loire will join the already swollen waters of the Cher, and the city of Tours will be in danger of a ter rible catastrophe. M. Didion, the director of the Orleans company, is blockaded with three trains in the neighbour. hood of Montimak, communication with Tours being oat off In boat of him, sad wit► Amboise behind. The Pub and Orleans trains now only go as for as BIM'. All traffic to Mutes and Bordeaux is entirely Impended. Oa the Cen tral Balmy a section of from three to Ave kilometres, beyond the Vierson.bridge, between the communes of Saint Jeaa-le-Blans and (faint-Cyr Is completely broken sp. The Vienne Madmen reels% without any Monolog symptom. Forty Seine waterosen sad tan boats, sent from Paris by due Minister of the laterion:to swam the drowning, have jest arrived at the statism. At half-put 5 this morning the Loire had fallenl twenty etentimetres. The Emperor arrived at Valence at 9.50 this morn ing, immediately visited the theatre of the inunda tions there distributed relief to the victims, =Oben went to; Avignon, where he arrived at P 1.40 this afternoon. His /jolty entered Avignon in a boat by the Burlevon Bt. Rock. Two-thirds of Avignon are under water. Letters are sent off from the poet office in boats. All the despatches from the south say that the weather is very fine, but owing to the immense quantity of water that fell last week, the rivers are not yet everywhere subsiding. The Rhone at Lyons fell, however, fifty-two centimetres yesterday. - M. Fedllet de Conches, the chief of the protocol department, will go to Marseilles to meet the Pops's legate. Baron de Bourqueney leaves Paris to-morrow for his post is embossed°, at Vienna. The Bourse was dull, with little Niihau@ doing. The Rents fell 200. for cash, and 400. for acoount, closing at 74fr. 10e. and 74fr. 95c. Credit Mobilier fell 17fr. fooc. for cash, and 40fr. account The set tlement in railways went off very heavily. Moot of the lines fell about 10fr., end &stem, 26fr. A subsoription was opened at the Bourse for the seems by the inundations. The Protest of Polio has put down his name for 1,000 fr., and has written a circular to his spats, begging them to moorage subscriptions. SPAIN. MADRID, Munk:. The dare* publishes the speech delivered by M. Wald-Birch, on demanding, in the name of the Bing of Greece, the hand of the Infants, sister of the Bing of Spain, for the heir presumptive to the crown of Greece. The demand was made at an l audience given by the Queen, and her Majesty gave a satisfactory reply. The Cortes hu Jost declared unanimously that they are well satisfied with the financial operation which the government has effected for the redemp tion of the 200,000,000 of the fluting debt. The Pans correspondent of a contemporary writes : 0 The project of law intended to be laid before the new Chambers in Belgium, in pursuance of the en gagement given by the government, applies to three things in 'articular, via., the stamp, the signing the article with the author's name, and the power given to the law °Moen of the crown to institute proceed ings without the neennity of a previous demand from a foreign government." [BEMENT OF MAZZINI FROM PUBLIC LIFE. The Risorgimento of Turin, of the 30th, states that Ilitstat bat Wood a oiraatat to Ida spats, deelarlag bit fatuities of withlsawlag osiVroly from politica sad Leath, Lando& for Now York, or goes other city of tits trailed Matta lite spat at Tarts, Advocate Bimini, lesbian In. strectsd to sell dor property he promo fa PisdatoaL THE BOURBONS. The Counters de Mustily arrived on Saturday at 1 , Feeakfort, when she hands rentelning a few days The motes' le aroompanted by the Duke and Dubow de Ne wsom The sam• day, to the afternoon, the Dashes of Wows cane from Lodes to Frankfort to with. saaatee and ber three relative". The France Costroge of Bias yablleites the bilawiag Oar meows% from Vallee Wens r that the Cease de Chamberd bed bees saffeetart for • few daps base ea ladis mattes orbish was at es* time essisas, bat width be had &shod timid sat be made komm is Prawn. Oa the 16th May the Coast do Chambord was presest at a softie gives at to Pekoe Veadremiai by the Dada's of Bony, sad had retired, atiroome by the hest of the rooms, with the 'steads. et ambaritteg at ease la his gavials. The gos dollen wore, however, sot at their post, aid his higbaser was dabbed ea the steps of the pikes for above tee Wastes. When he remised the Psiasso Cava% when be resides. ha was nada; boat fewer. which melted ea alarm that to now diwlp►ted. The Count de Chinked will sesame to elide to Testes 'sill the sod of Jane." In the Madrid Corte., on Friday last, the Marquis de Tabimage, whilst @peeking on the press qmostion, was seised with it violent nervous attack, and fell to the floor. This naturally mimed groat moths', bat It was soon um tabsed that the Kamilla was Is no danger, sad he was eon- Toyed home by his Moods The Prince of Cempofranoo. who was Viceroy of Melly before the revelation of 1848, Yu Just died at Na ples. He ems the father of Count Lucchesi Path, the woad basbead of the Daubs see de Berri. A letter just received from Galata states that the plealpoteatiariee charged with the regularisation of the frostier of Bessarabia hive not only arrived la that town, bat have already bed two preliminary cooferescos. The Piedmontese Chamber of Deputies have paired a bill awarding fifty area of mewls lead, with's' the ally of Torte, to Oeasral Lansuatore as a national remoras,. land is attested in a mew street, aimed after the battle of the Tehemaya, sad, Wog baiidieg amuck is of ma oiderettle vela,. The are is above 100 squire yards English. ___ _ . 'rho Pays of Paris asnosooss that the Print; of Prussia will stay two 'swaths la Leaden, mad that ha bag hem resolved by the Fresh Ambassador, Cow de PlK age,* Count Orke, who loft Parts for Mactpalioy on the 29th of May, was detalaed three days at Lyra by the law dadeas. lie writes to a Mead that they rumba Mice pala tally el tha wail& Inds la lt. Patswitary la 1894. PORTUGAL. LISBON, MAT 28. The weather, after being very unsettled and rainy, again " est fair," and the heats appeared to have commenced; but yesterday was as rainy as ever. The potato crop has proved a complete failure throughout Portugal, and people would not be surprised to see this article imported from England before next winter. W. It.. Ward, Req., the British Secretary of Lega tion, with his lady and family, left for England on a visit, in the Minho steamer, on the 24th inst. The flame debates still drag on, and the mea sures of Signor Pont,., now under discussion in their special sense, are being passed with the large majori ties which were anticipated. The opposition party catch at the veriest straws of opportunity which now and then seem to afford the slightest chance of sal vation for their sinking cause; but the Chamber of Peers must now be regarded even by themselves as the only heaven of hope left, for in the lower house they are manifestly in a minority at every turn. The government have now carried the motions which they are entitled to select from among the parties proposing to negotiate the loan, and the offers of H. Prost will stand but a poor chance, it is thought. The deputies have also in consideration a project of great moment to those interested in the maritime trade with this country, which is the expediency of an efficient system of buoys at the mouths of the rarand Douro. foreigu exchanges the amount of paper passed for this packet was very limited. On London money continued very scarce, and bills remained over. On Paris and Hamburg a few transactions were also effected. The following are the quotations :—Lon doo, 30 days, 64}; 90 days, 64; to HZ. Hamburg, 3 months, 49;. Amsterdam, 3 months, 434. Genoa, 3 months, 617. Paris, 100 days, 619 to 520. The stock market has been ra ther more animated during the last few days than for some time back. Both government stock and bask shares being_ in demand, they are quoted as follows : The Three per Cent. Inscriptions from 41 to 414, ex div. Bank of Portugal shares from par to per cent. prem. Bank of Oporto shares from 18 to 20 per omit. prem. THE POLISH AMNESTY. TO TEI EDITOR 07 TEI =PRINS. BM—A telegraphic despatch 1 rom Berlin hu jest announced that the gesperot of Rauh, at a ball given to his at %rem, has declared bh intention of panting to all We Polish subjects nendeuned for political delinquencies a general amnesty; whilst from other accounts we learn that. in the nun meation, he pronounced, among *then, the fol lowing words "Toll your fellow•eoontrymoa that the time for idle dreams le at an end. No more of reveries. I with Poland to be happy, and she as only be to by her mks with Russia." Against theos words, u well u spinet the semptance of any amnesty, let us, In the name of the society we repro. sent, SI well se of the body of the Polish emigration, whose former decluations we merely repeat, enter into you wigwam our most solemn protest. When in 1830 we took up arms against Ronda, and fMfl i•g to succeed, left an enslaved fatherland, we did it for no less an object than national independence. Those who slam joined our ranks did it in the same spirit, and adhered to our declaration. We then fulfilled a duty, not anything to be pardoned, and we could not now, without renouncing our oenntry'ealeime, and calumniating the martyrs of her cause, accept the title of pardoned rebels. If there be any Polish refugee who dose it, let him be disowned by as u • deserter of his country's sawed and imprescriptible rights. In behalf of the Polish Democratic &okay, Its Cntr►l Committee, LOUIS MILEWSKI, ANT. ZABICKI, B. WORCELL. 36. Evettvetemt, Btuetwiek-scoan, M►i 31. EXALTS OF LONDON. In the first week of May the deaths registered in Leaden rose to 1,164 ; daring the followhsg weeks tin ham shows a 'mutant durum and ie the last week of the month, which ended on Saturday, they were 1,027. Is the week preceding that os which the mortality tote, the man weekly temperature had fallen to 41.3 ; In throe rub *squint Issas it row to 44.3, 61.2, and 63 1 ; and last week it was 63 3. icti; oomrposdie g weeks of the lut tea yur4 1646-65, the avenge number of deaths Wes 952, which, 11 retard is properties to increase of roptdation, becomes 1.0112. The ssmbar, u shown by tee present raters., tins. bat not materially different from, thill =seat. The camber of births mitered in the week wee 1,678; sad then was an enema of 651 in the camber of pavane born, as compared with those who died. The oldest pen= recorded in the returns of deaths is a widow who lived ta Battersea, and bad attained the age of 94 yr are. The mortality of dire/sea in the syinotio class indictee s on the whole, a satisfactory state of the 'table health. The deaths referred to this clue are 220, whilst the corrected average for eorrespondiag weeks in former years is 233, though typhus still exhibits some degree of ermines's. the deaths from it being 69, whilst the overage is 46. Beare latina carried off 40 children, mules 36, beeping-cough 33; there were only 6 deaths from small-pm, and 12 from &mates. While the Western division is comparatively 'comet from marlatina and typhus, cams of hooping cough appear to be more rumerons there than in other parte. • man died from typhoid fever and 'melancholia" in the Bhorediteb weekboem. Seven days before his death the polio, had brought him and his wife to the house from Welliegtoneitarter, Kier/shad-read, both in a very emaciated stet*. It a; pears that he had gone to the docks on the morning of the 21st ult., in quest of employment, bat arrived too late to obtain it, and on returning home had ate tempted to destroy himself by atrangulmion. List week the baths of 787 boys and 791 girls, in all 1,578 children, were registered is Loodoe. In the ten some spending weeks of the years 1846-55 the average number was 1,421. We (Tinses) understand that the Rev. H. J. C. Harper, M.A., vicar of Mortimer, Berke, bee, on the some. nation of the clergy and laity in public meeting mumbled., accepted the Bishopric of Christchurch, in the settlement of Canterbury, New Zealand, and will be consecrated 1$ England towards the end of July. Mr. Harper wu listed at Hyde Abbey, Winchester, and Queen's Celled** Oidord. The early portion of his subsequent urea wen spout at Eton, when be officiated for many years as "eon. duct," or chaplain to the College, having previously hold the office of private tutor to the cone of 8 r Charles Coot& Ia 1840 Mr. Harper accepted from Etas College the ries:age of Stralield Muslims, a health* of small nice, when he has resided ewer slam . The Maytag amusing paragesph appears in the Ammar ill ROWS of Saluda, :—" We have received frost the Prosidoat of the Chamber of Commerce a latter whisk ha requires as to hunt, containing a /sport of the daciabffi some to by the mato on t h e subject of a petition relative to the railway. This lottor prove' to us, not for the Ant time, bow few people realists to themselves tha trunatala which ars imposed upon as by the laws of the prom, gam th• Presideat of the Chamber of Commerce himself saki as to do a this* formally prohibited by Artielo 16 of this orgaaio doom of Fob. 17, 1852, whieh rap—' Any ripen of the prorrodimis of the stoats, other than a re-proda•tkffil Of articles inserted in official journal, is prohibited.' The penal sanction to this prohibition is to be found is Article 18, .hich punishes ovary cffratce against Article 16 by a fine of from 50fr. to 5,000 fr." _ MR. CRAMPTON AND THE UNITED STATES ON Tuannawr.—Not only has Mr. Crampton been subjected to a virtual tn.l in the persons or Meagre. Hera lad Strobel, whose veracity he has publicly and solemnly diipotad, ap parently not without ♦ery sufficient reason, but a now method of annoyance has been diaccmcd, by which it Is sought not merely to give a colour to his dismissal, but to effia an Indelible stain on a hitherto spotless chances, and to send our minister heck to Eogland not only dismisted, but degraded. Mr. Crampton has advisedly stated in his letters to Lord Clarendon that Mr. Clayton, Mr. Marcy, end Mr. Cue have severally adroi ted to him that , Mahon is an uudoabted British posseuion, with wit* America hes tot the slighted claim to interfere. This etallnateat is met with denials more or Ida moot free the tilligent persons implicated by it. But, besides these, ',lime* le now produeed that Mr. Crampton has himself nftlited the falsehood of his own statements. What divot ono minister may be able to make to tiled accusations we do tot katew. In the meantime, it seems very difficult to be. Bev@ that a man of experience and ability should make deliberately and advisedly official statements which he has felt himself subsequently, when oh illeoged, obliged to withdraw. Here ere Mr. Crampton'. own words In the very last letter of the blue-book en Central America:—" It will be within your lordship's rePolievion that Mr. Clayton was intormad by Sir Messy Bolivar, before the treaty of 18.50 was signed, that Rattan was de /wry and de fires a British possession; and Mr. Cltroa his no various cosestoes since, in coned sition with ml, stated that ha considered Rattan a. coven a British pond don as Jamaica or any other British West India isload."' It seems biendible that sash a teatimes( an have bean disavowed eo soon efter it was made, and undue cireem• stands so settled, end yet this is view the immolation which L premed against Mr. Crampton, end which we have reams in believe the United States ministry intends to support— , Timm