The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-26 00:00:00

roe e xproys. ddlerdereseata Intended ler The Repreea" Undue bolas plum mug be at the Odbee, Iloarceit.elevet. by Two 'Mimi IS the day el paldicadoe. MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDNI.. re. - 5.7—ii071,14710Z: T•411111211W-1aMiall. 011. liCsks. , CI6 In. LONDON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. To ale V the ohief motors in that sploadid meat 'Which is attracting all the world to Moscow, ths =mastic= which it must suggest onset fail to be fell of anguish. Thirty years ego the Dimmer Zsepress Auxurne—thee pang and basatifsl, We wry ideal of an ensperse—was the obis( arsenal of a similar cersocey ; and he who is now Mont to perform what is the eyes of the gesuise Bar des is not a mere show, bat an eat which cloth= him With sanelity, was a rosy-sheik= boy. What strange andgkermy thoughts will pane through bar miadwhon mho aloe mon site on the threes of Auxis MicsaiL ovrrat,beateath the gergoose esnopy of arimsonvolvet end sloth of ',id in the Cathedral of the Aisaaption They mast Reeds =oar to hint who lice—hell for gettaa already by the usitituds—ia another oaths &al, that of St. Peter and St. Paul, in the fortress of St. Petersburg, and to the great =eats to which he was the chief actor, which have mewed sloes they est Oda by olds within that same temple. To one whose health is so utterly shakes, it will be ao wow der if these emotiou prove fatsi ; and if the linger. kg malady brought es by the earliest mate el bar beamed's reign he brought to a tormination while the =lama saramption of empire by his son ie et 11 heels am ma's minds and tugs= Through what a dreary vista she will look bask —OW what strange shapes the wreaths of hewn Wag the gloomy old cathedral will lase themisives —hew the boos of the guns awassaniag that ALIZASDEII TITS 136001tD has pissed the WOWS as his head, will recall that otter fearful amens& whoa his father stood is front of the Witter Pala's, the tar get fa s thousand bullets ! Far her hamburg mks hap and eased ie war sad bloodshed. When AMASSES died at Taganrog, to 1828, Connax litas, by a family compact, waived his ;right it sew comics in favour of his yonagsr brother NKSIOLUI ; sad wisely, for ha inherited, with ma= of the physical sheresuistios of his father, Paul, mush she of his tmedesey to ininsity. But during some years a sow eying had been widely spreading through the gray, the object of which was to =trades., is lien of the existing Govern:nut, another Isms( °worms= brt which Russia was by no minus prepared, sad which would ha= replaced the absolute sacmarshy by an oligarchy. The substitution of Neczous for flow nun= was thought to he en opportass elms stenos on which to found am outbreak ; sad whoa the twerps were drawn up in the gnat square hooting the Winter Palace and Admiralty, at St Potessburg, the revolt leeks out by a perdu of them refer ins to take the oaths of 'Edgiest*, and uttering raiding cries. The amiable and popsies Oaten= of 81. Pete:sburg, Iduknemovirci,rOde ep I. mho them and bring them back to their duty, when le wes shot throve; the heart by asset theeseepiratere l and fell dead. The straggle had become inevitable; gems were unlimbered and loaded. some with rep% nine with roundshot, sad a short bat eangsinaryl battle wee fought, until the Lampe* beamed in by fresh troops who arrived hem all querterk were csopelked to submit, bat not before the mead was thickly strews with the dead end dying. The roar a the artillery sad the sharp rattle of mall-arms shook the very walled the Gratin where the Eames wee preying for the preservation of • who, aweigh a stern end severe meiter. l wee a kir d clad affectionate husband; sad the terrible enxistiee of that day so powerfully affected her envoys system that she NM' Samosa from the shock. Theo came the keg ismadgedese which carried misery and digreee into almost every noble family in Ramis, ending in the Imireible exesaties of Mot:mem:re, Perm, and etbuksiists of the conspiracy, and the exile of ewe aluitly late guilty, and smoog wham wow meta ef the highest rank in the empire. The aresedes followed; and thee, alter the war with Penis, when the Rae idea troops under TASHI:STITCH we. glary simply, eine the Turkish HST, to which, had it not been lee the *seance and iseepeeity of the Turkish authorities, and the opportune latest/nue at Ow stutiaopla by the European powers, sot a rasa of all these thousands who armed the Path would bare returned to Russia to tall the story of their defeat. Next came the rebellion el Poles& pro- voked by the bum tyranny of Coarratcriss, who hll a victim to cholera, with thouseds of ether; et ea early stage of the war; nor wee it usdl War-1 rtw surrendered ia 1830, end the ins of Pella triodes had tan quenched la bleed • that the star of NICHOLAS seemed to emerge from the (deeds that: had-hidden it daring the early yeses it hie mtgs. Thiseeforward his career wee a series of pelltkai sesame, with few and slight &mks ; sad hie dram of making Rune the art:dines of the destinies elffs rope seemed :aridly apprombing its remands& The events of 1848, which shook the throne maned him, llft him unscathed and eves appeared Is bat. 'd emand hie long-eberiehed polithal views; but in es evil boar hie political sagacity failed him; he tempted hie dessay, and undid the labour at a We. when the Esping§ ALICLUIDZA sees the Awhile*. g ee s et England, France, Austria, Press* and firs don slaking their °behaves to her eon after be bus /Toward his young wife, sad whilst the chars et "keg life is rang by the choir to the serosagendenent rf the sesenive belle of the Kresalla and the tinder et the Gannon, will not her thoughts revolt le Ant MO peens is the wiatee palace, wine all them representatires jets in the eselentatien woe elk hollow friends a( epee eased% ea" whin be kg while Eke prayers had bees made sad sinner sholmentleeta lay dying, the yields of ntertifiell pelde eel 'MOW Thus war and bloodshed narked the beglnnins es& the end of his reign, sad he hit to his pen n kilt evil sees to inetkthe areasseaseeseet at his baperlel ' his father, young CZAR, .6s stsengest Eames Aux ' all g cad ewe whisk the whoa In. siordook maid Inia i sad was s way Pam awl Yir • asulds. wlr bag 4111 e ths I spa Uri eine& Alibis., the bumble sanest et hie father. pm so Aga of eseoaregemeat te the pug Cistl. bat staid by, wailiag to side with the stasis.; Prom* ruled by the brother el the !ammo Aux- , Amu. wee eerttlog the attempt of all I sad awe. • dm wee preemie; to beset the gala whisk the sovereigns al Ramis, hors the days whoa 11.2. meccas* was Crows Prtmesr bad boss emeelerdy fad laboriously eadeavaeriag to hied armed hem Thee sum the giorlas day Ise Preece sad 111111.114 whoa the irepregaslohe Iletsestopel was s hasp ef Wes t whoa the fleet widely seder Pam sod his maroseme, had grows late a might, armada. was rattle, ender the waters of the Mae Mai whoa Ramis. white wee to have ems Leer M the was compelled to mom the tams impost ppm her mod whoa the salitiom pro Mete witkwldieNlONOkel bops hie nip wore esstewed to the 'bit lush bee beet the gloomy eammeassemat nip of ALMIZAKDIOL Aced merely to that MOW THE =PHEW, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1858. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. RUMOURED =VOLT Ili Bleat Far *veal days panT=ga inn been Oakteht of an indereetion in Ekily. has been stated that the goarammt at Naples, ia asseqamoe et some alarming mews, which was very cosy enmealed from the people of Naples, Madly despatched a couple of atsam•frigatrs towards Palmas. Our Naples corresponded, in his letter of the 'Month Instant, which was published in our paper of the 13th, mandated hula, heard that on the day before Marshal Pedaloes arrival at Paisna—that ikon Banday, the 27th Ittly—a crowd of people meembled ad the spot where the bud wee aeonetomed to perform, and mired a cry of sViva la Costituzioes es that about sixty persons were sr rated, and that some of the lst Regiment of Swiss, trying to pat down the domon. station, were set 'pea y ths people, and by a paths of a Neapolitan; regiment, either the 13th Regiment cc the regiment anted Della Mart. ; that a Nada samed in which the Swiss were sadly mailed, and two or these hundred of them pat hors de coodiet. This story, which was given at the time with sass rearm, may pardbly prove to b the only icandation for the statement, which now comes to vs through a Malta newspaper, and which assumes an alma of the mist serious importance; bet it le haat ;gully probable that the affair of the 27th all was only the precursor of another outbreak, which amounts to as salmi hunrreadon. The Pertiffsglio Masts informs us, without giving any data for the occurrence, that a cottliot hie broken ant between the Neapolitan W ary and the Swiss. The people took part in It, and attacked the foreign keeps. The mediae W3OO hessian anal battle; and although it had begun with blows of the fat, sabres and sesketry wets presently brought into use. The governor, or milt- Otry cosamaader, after &glaring the eity to be in a state of eine, lent to Narks for artistanee ; and two steeso-frigatse were despatched to hie aid. We have, as yet, on additiesal intelligens". The last cantraa niceties fres our Naples correspendent, dated the 18th, Meet refer to the state of Melly. Aletter of the 17th frost Rom, i; the Adorn &we Bell" mations the Tamar ii a combat between the Swiss and Italian sokbery at Palermo, bat regards it ea sae weatiag emanation. lime doubt is expensed whether truer are any Swim troops at Palermo. The sem earrsepondenos ob serves, that "in case of tome English ships making tludr apparance on the met of the kingdom of MP*" the naval form which the Bing valid have at his disposal scasist, as for the milts, ships, of It Mamma and Ii Yesavio, bath oat of somata sion, besides four frigates end air corvettes t but that his Majcity's steam navy masts of :outset' frigates, two corvette's end two isoPtolt bow* With me hawked all gunboats, pertly la p107.d to prc vent smuggling. We have pet naiad other Malta papers, to the 19th and 90th inst., which esetain so madam of any such report an that which is stated by the Ports rjoylio to have reached Malta from Palermo. =KESS FROM PARIS. (MX fa own caanairmaile.) PAWS, MOIDAT MUM. It iota be alluded from this day's sewn from Madre, notwithstanding the are taken to word the oorropeadenes in the most favourable manner for the loveroment, that O'Donnell's cabinet is in a very rickety situation. The dindation of the National Guard throughout the country fa a pretty strong prod that the V 31361141, of the . gemeninent are not so liberal as its al dost:sts pretend. Although it stoutly asserted tbst the m'i'sters were unanimous in their &cddon, this mastics is coupled with the minderisa that both on the Na tional Guard quetkm and en that of the dissolution of the present Carts there was a wattle dimension in the Council. The MOMMOMM far the sonelmion ulti mately arrived at are said to be the certainty that the government could not emmeand a majority la the Cates, and the far of displeasing Muskat Canal* who bar great Winos with the Queen. Now that the Cabinet, after being divided, compromised their differences upon soak condderadons se the above, shows dearly enough that the (Jimmied= of the Cortes cannot have bum a 116111110 so MM* aid so entirely inconformity with the mooring prerogatives of the crown as the Deists would have it believed. refuels the :bream to Manchel Cache, it Is to b 3 inferred that whatever ailment of gtisa faith there may be in the probed:tam of O'Donnell end Rios Roses, the principal members of the oddest, that they desire to govern in a moderate and liberal spirit, their good intentions IWO perpetually liable to be overruled by the greater inflame with the Qum of the renegade party. Concha will beat them at mart, and should they abandon the field to him, he, la all probability, will be overwhelmed in his tern by a still mere mastionary element. It is confirmed that Nervosa has received ponds • lion to return to Spin. The condition that he is not to be at liberty tags te Madrid is too flimsy a proviso to deceive suyindy as to the real signifies- don of the measure, as indicative of the Quesn's l ham if not deign. In short, wording to present apportions, nothieg sheet of another eonveision esa prevent the extreme absolutist party from stifling lan the efforts of every advocate of •any shade of liberaliem. A signifissat pumas In the government correspond/so* to which I referred—viz., " if there should be any modidostka in the Cabinet, it will not be partial, but will extend to all her Majesty's Can °Blom "--ehows that O'Donnell has dearly before his mind the condemn, of being kicked out with all his colleagues. What a carious thing it would be if, within a few days, we were to so O'Donnell and Rice Bone the achnewiedged leaders of the Coesti-1 national party against Norms and the Qum Soch i a state of things is, betweve; Quits spa the rude. The Bowes, whisk was exceedingly heavy all last week, has been mesh worm tc•day. The Bente fell 230. for omit, sad MM. for account. dodo, at 701 r. 600. and 70fr. 40c. Credit Mobilier fell 17fr. 600., and Beak of Francs, 601 k. The fall in rail ways was greater them it has been for rose time. Orleans lilt 20tr. ; Northern, 17fr. 20.3.; Basterne, 10fr.; Lyons, 30fr.; Mediterranean, 16fr. I Soothers, 90tr. ; Western , 10tr. I and ()ra nd Central, 7fr. 600. There was no poli tical news stirring to e/mount for the great depression, which was attributed to the themes of speculators free Pe* sad the falling off in the re:3ipts of the railways daring the past week. Towards the end of business, however, there was a vague rumour of a new lean. ermaatim earamsay—edema loryead seism te a religious Ressiaa—tke dim raised dens .trot forth the payers far posh aad shay. sad Ifitis to the CZAZ, the Emus-Norma mast a5e61,01141, theta with aa moat atm, whew eke tamps *dm , of him for whom she heard them payers last}/tired w.thia these walls @OM thirty years ego. Ut Cart. OSBORNE, Avows 26. The Qum sad Prises Albwt, the Prin.) of wades, the Prises= loyal, sad the Pd.... Alias 'knea ded dittos isrviee at the wish Chan% as Whipplagitaa, yesterday swain, where the Rim G. Peahen elloiated. Deepatebee were received it tbe Celeatel•dlee yesterday, beet the Gewessee et Holizesi. TEE QUEEN OF OUD3 AND SUITE. r, MONDAT IVINING. Arrangements ere shoat to bO mole for the vied, Openers et the regal family of Chide trove Settheaptee he Leaks, where siagaliteem swinish will he Attetil up he then. The Qua.. Illowbor of Owls MN Wad Km Beradea, to. Warman; that the *lt of the Mlle of emithemphs ea &Malay gate her molt pleseura The two Prime west out for s drive thh afteestes he the Not WIN lees Wadies. They rode est la s her lease beeesehe, drives by perblieso ♦ samba of snoods sad native geathema flawed la Ilya ♦ large crowd weembled to wham than lime the Meg. MN .bolo natter of Noma of all pada atlasellog aa the mpg holly sad ads aro 71, vim., 61 oak sad 31 Waal, wises, 3of Ow Makes devote t►.a+ooh.a oak* to tam waive her Um Qom oaf Priam N. Brants Mr us ear Ida the royal Wally. ♦ llsolvoo, or priest of to !slater oak', io, howavor, la iamb rata Ws Babb.* Is our reiday. Amapa dm saatlagra aloe io task Mt. le a Pomo, or asoqrarshippor. Ms Royal sigh... Prises Alfred, asomprkd • Ideeteasat Omit, sobs/1W fres the essibesspies Desks yestssday oe breed her Majesty% yacht Poky. Kooky Demander D. W. Welsh, an reels far Otheese. Rh Royal Meow yrosasded to Osborn, for the wpm of estempeayieg bar Majesty to Balmoral ea Tbessity. Cep- Ws ample was Le stendames as hh Royal Higtors. Yeets;day his Royal Ingham do Dale of Can. beidp beamed Mr. Mayan phelepophie with a Meth Alta pang limp the Oleg at psalm& et taaaest an the 'What duke pee a *tie& mil*allMet eusealed la 'Wats. a eisplerly eaessielli l Zit Rept Mahan, wove the aadrese mama II Oswalt la Mat The Essex Herold says Drib at Out beidateret M vYtt Um leap M Claidissue to lewd the war Oa de, (remota). lib Beal Iltsteuto wield a ria ot tw Cadman stake taut vino W UI. , ea a tea the let .ad tat asmatima paha te as review, alai woo Wma pita is lap hal attaims Wheaboo. ark. Tim map were to be served with 14000 roads it Mask laulealtkiii." The Right Has. 'l'heetis Pemberton Leigh hes hag gives • damatioa of 100 i. he the sztaasioa of the Lye Comity Opktbalsis Hospital, by bwldlog aglialsaal Weide for diadem'. The Doke sad Duane et Itozberghe end family have arrived at item Deeds from Byreelaneb. The Nagai' of Neteesaby arrived at Parma ea the 17th boa Plows" wham ke bad had an maim" t the Desk. Begest, intelatieted his jemmy on the was day Gs Fleseeet. - The Nord eats alit. the Cowden de Braila (Poesy !gosh) has pee to to to nest Peue Adel bat of hula. whose serautetie wile she 1.. We read la the Oswego deo Poem at Frankfort s " The epaslek leant Des lota, who, It has been said, was at Berdeses, i. Reeves with hie mether-le-law, the Prison Zetre. et Doke. goer Visaaa." The nos do Is M*3. states that proprstioas wee made last week at rgherlearg foe a rah tram the Qum et Zealand; bet the belateroes mats of the wealker• prevented bee llejuty bore anareeplithleg her Mailed ezearetea. The Barone N. Aeon 11:1. hes jest seat Y. sift to the Burner Aleaaarlor, a splesolii copy at the well karma religiose work of Thomas i Kemple, astilleil 6 De Iskitagiese Christi," priated sad booed litho Isparta! workshop. There la a opooial *dittos of We work, for the us of Wogs, emptrota, sad Bonnie plasm, to whom its prompts of ka&Uly sad saltprostrathut saw particularly The /mash Gazette says that it is stated that Atolulsoson Bisslair is to b. oppoistod to a.. of lA. lomat listespelok 2111 MULLION OF 51111111FSBURT. It le assoencad that the late earl, by hie will, ball &vied tko props rt y of Altos Towers sad the other NOW to Lord /Assad Bersard Howard. mend soe of till meet Dab of Norfolk, sow is hie third year, with to his Orames other remiss sees, sad to his Orttlier .- 7M Rewire, 111.1.„ who is named tothe lateitarre Klos Ameta Tenet For that purpose hie issieldr i 4 dasestathel tha IlititlP. Mr. =era& aad Kr. Strjsest Bassi. ham Meow swim the promisee of dm will. mil thy =ties isesomeMs oi tiss masks ere ask* to virtue of the *Oddly with *kb key no keested. Weaker from eke by UM Dole of Nsefelk, oft *kelp sirs dm dispel et Alex la asenicke H. reseplesi el We kW ea Its scrim]. Tim NM MINIM 1* wit* et Aka Tema as Tuesday eve*. •., It We We undesswal to kb seamy, Mae la the met of He iuW of the I* ail eddied kap, /161 Tal bot. a Lea* Mk k this sleety, *di elleabe his is diet*** sad maws of H. *Wise ef weal busy. We *eine this e ssisscallke watewpwery dawribss " lisalTalki, of Isere MI, Sakti, et',. *Mew* led ettlenarsbeiy. ebersieg.n e 2 , 2 'big, isi. the •111/80111,1t0 111, ewillsia - el , est a 4.1 t side Ms. Me sea afTetbseveseeek WT ' —4welt is tee m dal ike lsball sad *km weak* el Illtntt In* The oak Ilii Sid Talbel. Sok 6 80 4 it *WOW se " Nowak "le the id ZiTels: *lmo gramme le kewat kw tbe kW its; ibe trans 116 Ma *Wel k Se kW of Frisk Bib MO-, ship'.ldaaredeseebts le 16 Nasal lomat fikt lbe tarty. ' air Odllste WWI, id Wafts (tbisd foe of the mead Ned of Ilbiewellwyr a t a i. id balei Mk Hai[ of Shropshire hi Illirril llL's d gesd serske te the Zed of Zikseadi by *mkt ea his way, a* like a steak same; llibtleg kr km as H. bred et the de= et Ws wash *kb be e:imaissisi at Field Telkis sa:*esk of tlie kilt, tbs widow el 1511 Newsboy wee le be far ea kir le the Math awl; tbe el* 11* te tbe west ties has kid est. a* tbe th is esda Ole wards *se*, Ira seesswee. 01 the *Mese wies arilaseiskuy. lb. lintels were sesseeded =teas, koseem* W bis brake, tie Webtlt by kW " (la whew lama« the pew* *a Ost mewed le ski wkly ask prima sest—Talbite el Lagers.), tbe mike Ids astv. tbs IV , sad ele , satt y br a t e btir seek te b tK by his sse. ke ilkikk by lie espiww, tbi k sktektb his antis ea the sneaks* by ids "hi* kW ' la sialikielks elks swims Wiest* of tbe Iwo*, kw* lekewllbe delis el I* UM* le He widest of Ilirewsbety, we sky asstlee VIM Time* le the ease awl addle khalif blelether.wbe is newley s = i er to b il l i: i 11"4 In a il : l == e u til. mat* sed aft*, &Mike kat Lest is the b*. Lied kip** ass Weisel ket t ors. e• I* el the his wet bed aka pear alsa. ti strte wee akesikely mimed Wake* fate the kwas. The blabsst tribunal la lbe leall.. we Wow, will base te Aside Ibe et lest Take* 06. Ike* his 166 HipslililpW I* els*. the dbieldleasat by the Me end sad ke whoa* aisle amok* le 0 • Maar IllesisMie, Obsdke, Oilbel• ibire. sod weekwebie. the wide Of MAK • rod. " via es *OW* bees* amassed kWh His ssest sasteet 161 disliaiedebed Mese, week beams dm leirstesese of trirabels. Ned the widen ken Nabisk ems Mel ad week bate bele tbs perskr lad et leek* a* the let o.lk tae perks led if Iniessil. • labile sad lase* =damp* k war advartidegas Issas, sildm k las Wes* el ka Ms Seeded mane. bogy by lk. Be*. Best tabs% *Mew. west to pay say rest is Lest so.- - wry ef ids same. . . . SPAIN. The Madrid joarsala d the 21st have arrived. The Gear& contains a royal dooms which, is order to diminish the pia of food, enacts that vassals bringing in wheat, barley, and maim, shall, up to the Ist Joao 1867, be exempted from tonnage, mandage, loading, maladies, lighthoue, and all other metal provis os] or municipal dues t also that ate mild articles shall Inland be exempted frost toll sad tows dose. The titbits which these exemptioes will ems is provincial and municipal treasures are, it Is enactsd, to be made ap from other seeress. Moon ova svaosaa coaassroxvione 1 The important duns, published in the Gazette of the Slat, has a preamble eakalated to reason the public mind on the food questka. The ministry &elates that the supply is equal to the eoessunptise; that the harvest hec exceeded all hopes, and that the degree for the free import.. den of sera has been iswpfrod, not by • defielesey of grain, but only by • desire to oaks the :exaggerated fears of certain mese& Doubtless, the rant decree will Indies the greet proprietors to lead their remerred stook late the market, and take 'dusky of the eourparatkely high prim, before the expected fall of prime eta mice. At this sesset the rho still antinues in certain localities; at Caceres, aosordieg t• the ltspeterailer Jibtreateae, the labourers who earn six soak shy (a rate of wages half as high oink as the usual day's wages, sad equal to sixteen. psi.) snout get food seemed to supply their Wants. At tales& de Akantass, wheat Is at the irks of Bemis the fauna; sad sear Banos it hat OA kale ; ptAatoss and beans with° high priced IN C. cabinet is aware that it cannot erghlg the wants of the treasury without amain knife the mimeo of as kw of ihemoreisation (ersyaii ..4 the esoliekatisal proputy formsrly bell is 1110 , ask), sad therefor*, ie spite of the attacks of the leastioury party, the - pool lie Lag Ceseart, and these_ kW nem el the Qesee, that law it about to be frterreaill satin Amadei. .llmrastrelie, a Jima et Ilioallemenhoo sal. petty. says ripen this ealdeot :- 00 114 Tale et alhlsseartiselion at Madrid hells , two grasp every week, sod at glory shisting. 1,600 .ot the whetteles Med east be din. reed et. At this rate there will be three thee. sand mount's entherieed at Madrid to he said in I ask week, er twain thinned la the worse of a Ira& Orders hare bees ern to the province. to sill arty estates aver, day." The lipeos mimes that General D. Freasisee Ilarreso y Dodson, the new Spanish sishassaolsr le Po* wee to leave Madrid on the SW tar Thyme and Biarritz, to moat hie @Misdate to the Bower Naples& Private lettere ben Madrid data se a positive hats that strew the deem of the diseolatica of the t Ist/ruled to pablish twe sere-vlst, Dwleies the Opestiteset Cartes; INS, Greaervative Cesedtartiee at 111111; ra l t a t i r g eoungs tailed then bakes three data* Te44:tima n al si ga i ted. et yestesday aestsiam a Wee of eon& Amble beg* beta Madrid. it which we read : NM hie Wee sledded to mere to the '411144 modified la woe rupee% aid ey ,esal set Weeded t kW, the wheeler el the three% sad to gametes to the %mai the sad enjoymen id Meer de is pr o bable thee $ sowt (Intimill b. wt eaavalted is ceder solely tab detibereteipee a =el thie Ned preeented Id 160 LI Maid that the OWN trlibitiVired MIMI= ITALY. I The Piedmontese Minister of War has addressed a Mauler to the essanseadentiol the military divisions, direeting them not to grant Wombs mhos in ex ceptional ewe WU the 16th at November, in order that the soldien may all take par% In the mancearmo to be held in the coarse of nest month. The Bisorgionasto of Turin mamma that, is ern sumacs of the enemas whit& has attended the or ration of c 3tablishing an elcotrio conamonleation between Cagliari and Algiers, it is in contemplation to establish another between Csgliari sad Malts, an enterprise towards which the British geveramsat is willing to oostribste a coasidseable was. The editor of the Aremnin, the altrostimisal organ of Turin, was esodenmed on the 21st to dear months' imprisonment and I,ooofr. fine, for an article whit* appeared in Me paper on the day of the anniversary of the Piedmont oonstitation, and whisk wall essesived in a spirit of violent animosity to free institations. The Nord qeotee a Utter from Barlb, which men tion. a rumour rawest there to the egret that the French government has ftsoestitted a memorandum to all the Boropean Couto. urging the aseemity of reforms is the Feral Stamm end stmeleding with a deelaratian that the French troops asset evacuate Rome and Civil' Vemeia until such reforms have bile MOM% LISBON, • 19. There has beset no public broach of the pesos sines I lest wrote, bat an sang feeling pervades all classes of misty ; and people are frost day to day expecting some Lad of outbreak. On examin d ia s tb4easess which have led to the present the objest seems to have been to over th rew ministers. The country labours tads* a sombthados of evils; and !anise, want imst apes the Ware of the crops, loose like a auk ..d is the Mona It is true that tie skid Whim et SW are allowed tree import, bat as the greener pert et the popalaties almost every where, moping is the large _Sims mesh as Lisbon and Opseta, lire apes the bulb of their own lades try, reddest cam thr want tempt they have no mate spend la !benign food, mad mpt the preeseaden et th e works sow nearly at a Tbste Ins seills, sear, existed a more make etheiaistradse alai the primed ; they vs set dhtlairsished ter hilliest ability, bet as honest, madam out to bivalve themselves lisped their mesas, sad their credit may with truth he said to exceed that et say ether of their prodesseaws. as isstsmoe of this they last week a lose of 000 agates. 100 or = til t Beek .1 Peetegal bask et 4 bar mat. sad the winsimlar was tails by the paWs et 11 par asst. Isitbsas menebielos, the gametes Wag the ~dee team is Jam $O. 1046, awe el whisk 114,0 ham ressksik 'De wlara hewessidelki ismailats es& leek &Ms is l 'bosh' thal lbs grist sweet Mid the = ffi rrrmr s : r it the = pe=st tehlier iskliMmism whit the mean et dm 7 The diserisaked Mete et the e i l L el e ill 4l' m mat 410 some weed* islimase his Isms at tiseteelt party brdeietile bid; the she the neve, tddlb dr 1111hei idtk i rg i r MOW ' ties 1 bet new the King has shown a efteng debesL nation to tarry matters with a high band, sod to Fat an immediate stop to the spread of disafloctum. Supplies are bsing os E:sed for the poor, and sub• smiptione are to whloh all who an afford are oostributing y and largely. The government has advertised in the Diario that, after the 9th September next, they will be open to offers for a loan of 1,600 emus, to be represented in bonds of 0 per mat. The amount to bs placed at the Treasury's disposal is three equal portions of 600 cantos. M. Bala, the well-known French financier, and Baron d'Asda are here; it is thought they will bid foe this loan. They are, beside', organising a new banking establishment on the foundation clan old one. It is underetced that our minister bee mind tot a war squadron to Do stationed hem. The Journal do St. Potorsbourg of the 17th him the following. ander the hee d of Court News. _ _ _ . Oa Tae - eday the 14t1 1e t. hh lizeelteasy Lord Gnarllle, Ambassador Retraced May of her Britain& Mejesty, had the Lamm to be received Is aullimos by his Majesty the Emperor, ea which Need= h lizesliermy headed la hh eredeatieh. lamedlately af.arward• than were presented to his Majesty, Sir Robert Peel, Secretary to the Embassy, end Lard Seymour, the Earl of Dallied*, the Berl of Liaols Lord Ashley, Lord Ward, the )(up& of Stafford, Lerd Cavendish, the Hes. Gael Posseaby, the Hot. Lawson Gower, Coked Harding% Colonel Meade, Sir J. D. Aston, Mr. V. Lister, sad Dr. Saidwith, &Steads. At the tsinfaalles of the sadism* Levi Othavnle sad the aboymaused membere of his mite, had the honour of being presented to her Melesty the Impress. Oa the sun day his Highness Prises Este/hag, Amber sada Estmerdiaery et his Imperial sad Apeetelissi MAjesty, hail the keen of bens ressind is theism by his Ma Jody the limperer e ead delivered his eredantisle. - limiest'ly atavism& thole Ilighnemos Captain Prints Ester/may, Captain Prins ashwaniesberg, and Lisstssant Priam of Toss-sad-Ts:4, with the Chssaborlains Count °abashes*. Coast Apposyl, sad Count CbMsk, Wash& of the Hatbamy, wort pretested to bit Imperial Ntjesty, and sabseqsestiy to kw 11.1sity the implies. On dm sans day Lady Grassing, the Marshissar of &and. Lady Pool, and Lady Lonna Gower, bad ths boons diming presented to bar mgoty tho Roma. After the piceentatioes, Colossi Coast Pelittl. the Chevalier Major Cagle, sad the Marquis of [Wads, at toads of the Sardinia& Legation; Mr. 0. Adams, &Mead of the British Legation ; Colonel Colt end Kr. lonia, at tubes of the United States' Legation ; Protheses Mors., oiVaen of the United States, Coast Parrasasinl, aid the Mamie Tiessenti hysal, foreigners of digitisation, had the hamar of Wag presented to his Majesty the Emperor, sad eabempleatly to her Majesty the Empress. The Comatose Parranelel, Ms.. Colt, and Mee. Janis, else had the honour of betas pressated on the same day to her Majesty the impress. The presentation foo the Emperor Alexander by the Coast de Moray of the grand cordon of the Legion of Honour took place with great ceremony. The Risks Colonel Walkenstain, according to the St. Petersburg journals, has expreased himrslf in the most enthusiastic manner of the admirable &wor ms and condition of the French troop which coon pled Hhabarn. A violent shock of earthquake ha been felt in the Camases. A letter from Berlin, in the Cologne Gazette, nye : 1 " Baron de Bedborg, who returned here on the 19th from BL Petenburg, has, it ie mid, brought the intelligence that the Emperor of Russia will 'lowed immediately after his coronation to Hellablirg, not fee from Friedland, when the manceavers of the first oorp of the Prussian army are to take place, and that his Majesty will be present at the grand review which the Bing will hold there." BERLIN, Room 26. A despatch from tit. Petersburg stairs that by an imperial ahem the military atatione of Tchernomirie, on the Black Bea, are suppressed, and the rom mandant, Vice-Admiral Berebriakoff, is relkd to the council of the Admiralty. THE EVACUATION OF BARS. Oar oorreeyoudent, writing from Constantinople ea the 14th inst., adds inn postscript—l , I have jut learnt from authority that her Majesty's ship] Haseibal and Snake were at Trebisond on the 91b, and that Lan had not then been evacuated by the Rassiane."—Morwing Herald. TURLEY. MAIMILLBB, SUNDAY. The Jourdan Wisp intelligence from Constan tinople to the 14th. The Journal de anitostiosople declares that the union of the Danubian Princi palities fe illegaL The Preen d'Oriest announces a petition ha the Bulgarians in opposition to the Greek whoa and clergy, who are accused of en deavouring to supplant the native clergy and the 'm g:Ratan reply it is thought at Constantinople haves soon hops of a anion of Bolgnd. Of the POO millions of piastres required for the Bank of Constantinople, 300 millions were subscribed la we day. THE UNITED STATES. The Express of yesterday - announced the arrival of es British and North Menem Mail steam-ship Amble. from Boston. Oise sailed on the 13th test gm intelligence is three days later than that brought I t the Washington. Tha boiler attached to the patent iron safe niannfar- US gibbons. Wilder sad Co., corner it Thirteenth alikot sad ?him:Lamina, Brooklyn, exploded on the Rh inst., demolishing about one half of the building, est idling three persons and wounding some 13 clews. The noise of the explosion was heard at a geed distance. By way_ of Chicago we learn that 400 Kansas se rest, l ilt Musks oily on the 4th inst. for Topeka. Tire husks& Ifiesourians bad left Westport sad ILWapeo. he the purpose of intercepting them, and IN sea Wm Topeka had gone up the lowa ro ad to mist the emigrants. General Lane did not acemn 17rotsilsebington we learn that the President 'sass ties dose requested the two judges . in Kansas Territory, Lampe and Cats, to resign. They ttas s imply with his whims, and be, ea the Ilth Maromed diem and pemesatime orbit aides= lift trea son and other Minna an all to ha lamisid. This mine has Ma peened at the re- VIM of Col. Geary, the sew senesce, who informed Gm President that he meld sea swept the position Woes be (Pieces) would to the above. -The reraudthsess pes6i zr zi sk ftd roads agreed es the 11th to sweet three which have bean before them lee ease ys. First. to establish a Wm of Maumee betwess New York and P sad elprotwisting a kindred and eighty 41.1. haw t next astabllshleg a sow lino of stems@ he. AWNS to Yelps :ales, sad appeopristiag two Me dial thinned donna, mil Is agree to Veadoeblit'a pespositise, sad ales to astity Collins of the diem. Seesaw of his soasset. Mash dosage was oseardosed at the eastward by the mum of the Bth hot. la Bosnia It is spoken of as the mast severe experiensed fee may years. The Mmislia ;kw roes elms feet, and musk damp Is said to hoe been does la New Hampshire. 'Ms imp Is tiVestworth r estimated at 11,000 dollars or dollars. The lighthouse on Plata bleed, weir wee streak by lightning, est as Ms sad deatroyed. Hak rm! myelin; is le ` he fel imis iOrded. `Wised Besets, is the 11th inst., Hr., Vi a aseeletisa salting as the . .et he kieweiWes as to whet semeerse had tam Wear governmest is regard is the pee. edepted at the megrim of the allied powers anastly Mid is Paris. 4 Zemin »hien In Now bikini held, at Mechanics' Hall, Heater•atreet, on the 10th instant, in order to perfect measures to enable the revolutionists in this country to depart for Europe on the first signs of a revolution. About 300 persons, mostly Frenchmen, were in attendance. After con• siderable dissuasion, a resolution was adopted to invite the citizens of the different nation, reading in the city to elect three delegates each, to attend a conven tion to be held at the same place on the 13th instant, to unite in a general committee, and adopt such measures as they may think necessary to farther the objects in view. In the United States Banat*, oa the 9th inst., a joint resolution was passed, authorising Professor Bache, of the Coast Survey, to swept the medal prr rented to him by the King of Sweden. A substitute for the bill regulating the pay of members of Corr Kress,was reported; it proposes giving them 500 dole. a-year, instead of 3,000 dole., with a prc • viso that if books be preeented to members, the price of the dams shall be deducted from their annual pay. Mr. Thompson, of New Jersey, made a speech to show that Coin. Stockton, and not Col. Fremont, was the conqueror of California. Mr. Bell, of Unarm*, defined his position, stating that he was not a mem ber of the American party, but that he should sup. port Fillmore. Mr. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, offered a resolution calling on die President for the vouchers, on which Col. Fremont's accounts were settled, from his first expedition to California. THE NEW OFFICES. Yesterday, at 2 o'clock, the Right Hon. Sir Ben. junta HO, But, 11. P., bin Majesty's ChislCometasioast of Woods sad Forests, attended at the Milos, in Whitehall. for the purpose of meeting several eminent architects invited for the purpose of offering °pintoes on the proposed new buildings to be erected for government offices at West minster. The right bon baronet, addressing the gentlemen. said her Majesty's government had determined to erect two now public offices on the vacant site near Dowsing street, and also to lay out the now route to those offices from the Palace at Westminster. One of the offices proposed to be erected was for the ase of the Secretary of State for War, and the other foe the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The government proposed that theee buildings should be 'noted between Charles-street sod Downing-street, sad that the site betweenWhitsliall on the ;earth, areat George-street ud New Palace-yard on this south, the rived Thames en the east, end St. James's puck on the week should be laid oat is artistically es possible, at the same time giving as much amount of public convenience us was riemsamy with a view of =kakisg a direct communicatioa between the °Sees sad the haws of parliament. It wee the intention of the government, after haying_ heard thee opinioce of the gentlemen he was then addressing to invite architects of all seuatriee to prepare designs end to compote for the erection of the bendier,. Several gentlemen then offered various suggestiens, which the right hon. baronet promised should be carefully considered, in order that the works might be proceeded with ; sad the interview tenainated. lasi% .44mget.• the oba Sad a( libAo•-___ et a single samably that sad to 'Awe " aw. 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Vk Wire Oa *OM a avra trades lir Ile ibildak if Seib* illiartyellissiemietheidebovesdied fp& Pewit's , hi ol4dabi* bralaibia gOalblialibmiallsorassassislos aim adlitlo o • ssiiiiseaeltheentartamelesseildes 'Whim Assa tabaa b solopiss Illidissomme owl me* se , s plurri• ems bdsraisie brivenselsdkevolleaso• et Or TM bassi dab Sin salpasisod• bob chs lakkokT lal 6661 as barn ribbbir • W , WSW bit itiornmeatiansteft the boa laugspel mirk Osesommie westreara- Misspe• gel 41 .4 1/Wa ktR I PPC: • 1 1. 1 01 1111 0 Welk • latlii.ahhty awlaeAatla halm* ellbeftedreib , klegik, CAPTURE OF A SWINDLER. At the Bradford Borough Court, on Saturday, well-dreamed, smart-looking young man, of light complexion and with red hair, who gam the same of John Smith, sad said he cams from Wakefield, was charged with obtaining goods under false pretences. One day Is Msrch last, the primmer celled at the tailoring establishment of Memo. Dixon and Mawr, Sua-bridge. - Bradrord, end rsprereating himself as the of Mr. Edward lisilstoas, of 'tortes Hall, ordered a mit of bleak to be made for him, and to be delivered at his "master's " at an hour which he named, on the following day. Messrs. Dixon end Mauer executed and delivered the order, sad at the end of the hilliest, when the hill was seat in, it wee ',attained that no each order bad been ever given by any person from Horton Hall; and as further inquiry, it wee also found that, whoa the suit of clothes were delivered at the lodge at Horton Hall e the primmer called there immediately after, represented himself as coming from Meters. Dixon and - timer's. stated that the boy who had jest &livered the parcel had in 'mistake left it at the wrong plate, end desired that it might be forthwith returned to him. The pared was accordingly given to the prisoner, withcut any sus plaice. The other day, the pesoner appeared at the 'ho of Mr. Ofilharo, tailor and draper, Chess-side, Bradford. represented himself so the servant of Mr. Charles Walker, of North Parade, and ordered • suit of black clothes to be made for him, and to be delivered on Friday evening. Xt. Oillham executed the order; but he had beard of the impel. 'lion practised upon Mews. Dixon and blimeer, and took the precaution to make some inquiry before be delivered the clothes. He ascertained that no person from Mr. Walker's establishment had ordered ary clothing. The consequence wr - , that two detective officers (Freed and Bhuttlaworth), welshed the delivery of the clouting about seven o'clock an Friday evening, art apprehended the pee. SOWIT loot as he was about to apply at Mr. Welker's for the panel which had been delivered. Nothing war known of the prisoner at Wakefield, whew* he said be came, and the damn stared that be refused to give any proper account of himself. A journey to Wakefield bed been fruitless; he was maknown in the strret and et the address which he bad given. It is supposed that the prisoner, who is exceedingly vreildrueed, has been long thus v ctimising fashionable tailors In other WWII. Re was remanded.—llortelaster Guardien. AT LIVERPOOL. • LIVERPOOL, Mount:. A man of respectable appearance, and about forty pen of sp, mimed Hill Wilnn Willis, wee brought before Ribertioa (Redeems, Elq., at the police-cone, on Satur day, charged with baring emMuled the stun of 4201., the moony of his employers, Henn. Hammed Banner and . . . lif. I. R. Walsh was examined, ud stated that he wrs oash.keeper in the Oboe of Moser,. Buser and Son. Prom some communication made by the pr:aoner, and hie own In vestigations, he found th►t the prisoner bad receivcd numerous sums of money ter which co had not ormaatod. Oa the 23rd of April he bad received 121. les. from Mr. Albert, and on the 14th of June 121. Si. 6d. from the sues gentlemaa. On the 4th of July he had received 201. from Mr. Thomu °armee ; end on the 15th, from Mr. W. Dmrington, 171. 10s. On the 12th of August Mr. Samuel Thorsely, of Lerdatrest, had paid him 671. los. It wre the prisoner's duty to pay over all moseys collected to the witness, and to make the corresponding entries is the cash book. He had not paid over throe money., sad he had net entered these. To Mr. Dodd, who ep-eared for the prisoner, he stated that he did not know whether thou sues wire not mitered is the prisoner's collecting book. Mr. Banner, Jan., stated that the pilaster and his filth'r came to his privet& hoes* and mane a communication to him, bat he refused to listen to anything eicept at his sloe. He sem theft subsequently at his office, where the prisoner err knowledged his defelcatioas, and offered to give up hie house and furniture to reimburse him, =4 to work es • espying clerk in the office until the balance should be paid op. he eked him could hie friends do anything tortilla towards making the balance of his aromas right, bat he said no; the returner stated that his diffieulties had arisen from eatravagance in his it:nasal and household upsedi tera—Mr. Banner stated that be had sot Tot isretettgated thoroughly the books of the firm, and could not state the o:attenuant of the dafaleattous.—Mr. Dodd urged that afte; the tamest made by Mr. Banner there wai en sal of the eriminel charge —Mr. Gladstone eel& this ease was • Trey serious we, and he mast remand the prisoner for • A letter from Vicunas, is the Opinione of Tunic, emu "The hatred of Austria. rate is displayed here when ever an opportuaity mean. Last week, General Schneider, Ming tithe baths of Recoaro, wanted to give a ball, and mat uthitatioos accordingly to all the ladies that were them for the beeeflt of their health. None of them tempted." General Bodisco, whose death by cholera at Stock holm was lately announeed by telegraph, was brother to the General Bodies. captured at Bontarsead, and to the foram minister of ambit at Washington. The Viesny of Poland, Prince Gortachakoff, left on the 19th fee 114101111.1 is order to be present at the ooronatioa. Oonersi Obangarnier has arrived at Ostend, and le expiated Wealth. a stay there of several weeks. M. Melody. the Prussian Councillor of State, has tut theireared from as ophthalmia attack, and has entered spot nieeMdet &ties. A &potation of Hungarian proteetents, who are ea&eveeriaa to mallet the sympathies of their co-rali nimbus la oarless parts of Germany, under the hardships to whisk they are aubj.,cted by the Austsita Concordat, ere sew at Berlin, tad have had as anthems of the Kiss. The following appears in the Bt. Petersburg jour nals el the 17th:—" Oa the evasion of the rise is the mice of torn at St. Petersburg, the military governor geaeral Mike it, informs the public that he will proceed Ito the sale of the psis remaining in the ma'am. de risen , * of the capital, with a dedartioa of 10 per cent. la favour of the poor mid the retail dealers is bread." King Otho, of Greece, arrived at Frankfort on Beaday. LORD SOITIIIIIII AND AGRICULTURAL DWELLING& —We tsars with mash sadeftetiou that the Earl of Soothe& lan. gives Inatrectione to the tomtits on his estates foolish. Wires et all the houses sad cottages occupied by in and ahem employsd is agrkeltaral labour. specifying this illmlineloms of the different departments and other pastime• tins, dtk the view of introducing a thorough reform is the emitters sf the humbler classes is this quarter (Breath). We else loan OM his lordshiy is about to mat a comfort itiodlior hews and place of meeting toe Mr. Wade ilhaseuoissawriptilbibsatibli.iffw.tmawa"...o.' :ea:E t libmnitab"t7t._•"htteamowm:Fretarstediwithe th Rlotrowilaiked. I .