The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-26 00:00:00

WIIN NZWB 1.121 T . TO BAD, tram • a. a. IXPREBB,The PUB M a a i rP rtr4llll =l4.ma• a • ri — Maill.—Tbe PUBLIII . zsd TJUiILR ri:MrialWrtlftsAkAog%. ebe expreoo. LIJ vamao a bessesi wit Ile Caseso." Uri= &sobs npw, I a ria ll er s lis Oast, 14 Illevedsalinet. W Two Mei es Jo esi 10111A.M.—Aall or. lifideilis W Pad.; Ilie 1511DAILT lIEWSt LENTOS KOZEUIE I=r=irCiajnitirtilbeimmow mg W‘lliwtos...r2 r ....-1.1. ' es Z. miloorawwil err Nr is Wthr V.llZialead • MOM AMMIIINIUMIN Is 5 a rm s . 1 . ......r.r.....=........:: w W moil FZI aws idik W wink II IT &VFW IL Ir.lo seawskt MEL DAriT tIIEWIS FORWARDED to the 0011N- tv_svuolt ram es ts. M. pw w.. I=l IrragratDDOZOß Uwe airrinsi. Mai - PUBLIC ea Os TRADE wilstiaded geigeariLlail= 11A AAAAA 111911nemos i trilr. Itennk lools1•401•1181.. 6. 1 1 111111 111 :111 d 1111iim — asd W. Dew; 11.110511.—ftmlom as T. MITY. Tem Ibristos. TIES WIWI 71t1111a—Aad —Dem eim la ball" S. /V MT. wiTrarss.u.„.tilirmalutlij jig l/VTr TWO =arm. Peak. qme PIM lanai; Limo awl Alaa.—Deca n.m. al V.v.& HIGH WATZR AT LONDON BRIDOZ. Tow Day Afiimma. 11112‘ Teamirw—lisielms. 11. la.-- Alamo" Er OMR. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY le. Two generations have now eheekled over CRAWS/ Lames legendary hinny at the ries and progress of the art of roasting pigs among the Chasse. The gran unction with which that rises of hr seseristo has desenled the assibehl discovery of eradding " among the 1111111billi et a lugs horned by saddest, sad the ihindee wYi shred be fore a *harem mho M diNdeett hat hash his esustrymea a more eethiGhil imbed of cooking their seeking pigs aim by boobs hewn their boom, hr, probable , . saver bola gassed The Chinese, batten; la assovehei theitilt al* be roost 'legit is act insiony to lewins &blow The " outride Intandeau • tlbsidlims are the rest) do sot friar to bow sib agog maw in Tie idea se pining amnesia b. knoures upon a more friendly end ails footing by burning and beating down the was of their bosom about the eers of the inieddilldb at is sky with which we wish to trader stoat nansiadig op pear to the Chinese to weep of tbs Whim of that era of their history when Dooms ins boned clown to root enebbegles. y en law el youpoallvo is the nod world is =nonisswas M Hist whisk patens in the mu& Main whisk wadi appear seonstroues beislifhigligeondie Imps, we re garded as Illektidisibig nom in MIN. Let us fancy kr a mond ear Hog Rosana barirDing Havre se Ilsollamplan allir Ile halo In which English Aide war Issurbstall~Hioh Let no farther imagine that the hedithili,4inellibl the name of their lentils spondees, M o ßli w t he French police had overhauled a Fr esh we petted of piracy (or the English an herr lying under a similar seepicion), and OM 118 ewer oldie said logger had in his remados ea eutAidate ENO* (or needs) limes cooderring on it the tiltszsetar eta French (or English) vessel Ike a year, sad had put en board a " nominal " French (or • muter. All Europe would be indignant at such an outrage, and so voices would be loader in Beneemeing it than those of Englishmen. But in the pement indium it has happened in Chins—on the ether ids of the world and though Englishmen twat deny that it is very blameable, yet • great zany of them seem &reed to tolerate it, in the hope that a few English merchants may be enabled to conduct their business in China with greater faci lity. The pecuniary gain to some score of firms in London outweighs the havoc and denotation wrought in China. The mole-hill near at hand bides the mountain at a distance. But the original cause of quarrel is not to be insisted upon ; a new one has been found. The kraus grievance will not hold water. The practice el invest hg Chinese vessels with a temporary alien character is toe palpably liable to abuse. Would the English Government tolerate the assumption by the French authorities of a right to give Englide loggers annual licenses, entitling them to the privileges of French vessels whenever the owners gave he 0 nominal " ocenmand of the vessel to some ranee* Englishman who chanced to be " a reepeebils enough man of his Blase r Yet this is esastly whit the local Government of Hong ]Lent hem taking Ira it to do. It appears tint limmere of the knits Arrow had expired, and bid ad been renewed; it is denied by the Mho% vii not proved by the English, that the British as was flying at the time of seizure; it is sesestoll ley the Chinese, and not denied by the English, that two of the crew were pirates. All these things teaks the particular case much worse; but even though these aggravations had been wanting, the practice of endeavouring to withdraw Chinese subjects for a time bel the jurisdiction at their entire courts, by panting them annual lieempre— gaga and temporary seta of nstsraliestion--would be utterly imiefessible. Accordingly the English Plenipotentiary, Admiral, and Cannel agree that it will to beet to say so mare about the larch& They de met, however, desk from tpervelling, bet proceed to say to the Chinese--" Since we have gone to lor gusher* let se finish of all oar disputes mace he all. There is that all story of our dams to free seem to the city." Oh, Ago, ! what a prophet wer't thou ! The wolf, when the kmb reminded him that the water she was seemed of muddying hewed frees hint to bey, forthwith raked up an old story bow she, er some of her Madam, bad on a former essmion spoken ill of him. In this, the wolf's oca- Belk es Mawr FOXILMITZ said et the monkeys k Inter Thane, was " eleacidaely imam" It is not the atrocity of the British proceedings k China alone that is diminished in the eyed of the home public by distaste. The danger, toe, V ko sepal. It le impostible to foresee to what thew tilities in the Canton river may lead. The rid provinces of China are at this moment the some of extarive insurrectionary—if they may not nether be called revolstioosry, movements. The relative poem time of the Imperial Government and its assailants are obscure t but time much appears to be certain— ties Imperial troops have rarely been able to make a stand against the rebels. The rebels do not, indeed, appear to be competent to establish a new (immanent I whenever they move en, the old order of things appears to revive in the provinces theylsive behind them But where they are for the moo sat, they sae allistewsrfaL The action of the central Oaeuramsat is paralysed, and its oommenientica with the slothene provinces obstructed, if not entirely ant off. The weaknees of the authorities at Pekin may to dimmed in the unopposed occupation of the Amer by the Bassists. Now, Canton has always bona turbulent and inaabordinate city,even when the antral Imperial Ocresronsint was stronger. With wham are we to negotiate for the termination of lesstilitissf Already the local Government at Canton and the mini Orovornmsst at Pekin appear to sisal to safe Ape ia Meth= analogous to them is which the Ikhdi d Daniel stead to the riders at Delhi, whoa the last signired the jagheerdar of Calcutta. Are we preparol to neonset in China the part we have played in Modest= P The present generation et Englisimara have waccesded to India as a part of their ialkortione. They wept It, as any one of them might a seedgeged estate, with all its adkatsgse end all its moehrences. Bat if the work el acquisition ware now to be lorgua for the diet time, sad it they were warned that oar meters empire mat be obtained by sea gratieseitie poky at the eldest as that et Wan= Manures and his renterapararisa, and by wahltiered and wanly wars with the isensie—mo should pause Wire we ands:took the aril. Mae more nay we pease before the pomade wrest d being obliged is add Chia te Hinkess. Net only would the enquire pew an kinkily greater dnda upon war reasunau Ist k the Nurse el ankh. it we amid inevitably be upend to the risk etas& lisiene, ad with the Frees alone (as in the ones at India), lint with the Rmairms also, and—s hr more formidable antagonist dna either in a naval war —the United States. Int the English Owns. ask and the English Parliament beware ia Om Oar Mks starehusts have no idea of eiregarring Aka; lid tubber bed the Post India to my at ha elsearpaski Afro* where takes Ismides et Imo sad new who are heed le ters iti zegalks at Chum. Names to Oohs ley the shang hand, it nest be =Weisel by the strong bend. We have already gem balm ha the way et annexing part et CIEs to env eights then staid in wished r Was paws k this =Mika *weer hake it be too late. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1857. ebe erOUrt. WINDSOR., :AX. Tbe D. of Kent (attended by Lady Fanny Bowled) asi Primo Ameba of Heinlein &hiSingle/et linei with bar 11114onty yesienle7. The Hon. Colonel Phipps, Sr Gulp Casper, Lient.-Oenwel 84 Gene Bevies owl Yr. OW had the honor to he included. Ns Wharf • private bead nu in attendance he the ewe is, rid whined the Owens% Le Lae lee Flee Atter. PenieeW, Pirate," violi, IL Randall Ernst. asiolqo4ll4.ll° Marking 111•1111•••• d •. Pot die Darwinian sa Ow* "Di , Raba %IR Aire Beetbove Lhavg.-Ostild Et ems Bowles loft the castle to-day. The Duke Duke Caadwid;o: saladod by Colossi Tyrwilitt, autivol o• • visit. _ Ms MOIR Wrier eel Nader Tea de Weyer, Vicar ead Vise/err Pareretes, Lord Parr, wad Card here fterreer, C.D., air Mira Si rearm this waning. Drawler la the Cara the tied et ties lag Lib Gnirk stissisd sod ,reared ttir fellearbei $N : Yerek, Torrert, "Lee Raweetree" Darr. Orr*, "Teat" Meer, earth Warr brut - - - - Dar lirrotis private lood adinraris rrobr or played Chrism . Drr Karl" Rorrit. Oraldr, "LI Orme lb Irma " Aar. f=ini.' 0 „ , roderl Omit" Barbil. .1r p er " Merebar. - -- ikINDAY, JAN. 25. I The Qum mad IMMO% the Prince ot Welke, the Primer Royal, Prisms Alice, aad Primer Rehm% the ladies sad patlemanat the mart, sad the demotic loareboid, situated divine genie, this imeslag la the Ideate dem& The Rea. sad Very Rev. the Dail a Wisdom edielated. The Duke of Cambridge and Aiken *gin ia the Castle wen abo et the mike. Sir Timm Fewowatio, Marotta d the Cooker, lad in iatortiow with the Chomodlor et the Exchoquor at Illotorday, at Ids 'Nola roddowoo la Dcondairotratt. Sr Cliortos Wood Mead to tows in ilatarday main tont Windsor Casa& OE THE ORDER OF THE BATH. On Saturday afternoon, the Queen held an lariatiture of the Nast Howarsble Order of the Bath, at the Castle. The Knights Grand Cress of the Order were robed to their maths of cinema shit by Yaws. Heater axed Ws, sa4 were afterwards by comartad of the Qualls called over by Beth X (of Az;is is the Mamie Gantry, ethos the Mowing sasvared :—Oeserel the Duke of Ciudektge, Thome Peheoreks, Owral Silt Willoughby Cotton, UssOloost-Gosond di; George Pollock, Limorieoit-Ossorsi Or Hon Smith, Omura Mr Jobs Fox Ilmoyark, Vies-Adoshrol Biz Jaws W. Dam Diodes, Gourd Sir Row Dalrymple Rom, Omura eir Jams lid, Lard Prormors, Uto Bight Hod. Blr Morita Wood, Bart. _ . _ TheYitighte woe their gold sad ersetlei ca lm% TM 07sLs al the ante; prevent were :—The Dena; the Rev. R. C. Trench, 8.D., Deer d Weetseinetar ; the Dena siogist, Walter AMOS Blitent, Esq. ; Beth King et Amen Algoma Oreville, Req. ; led Genthern Usher (Leveler Horold), Albert Wa Woods, Bat The allows sneered ht their reepertire nustitie, with their thaws end bulges of aka - Her Mokrity ono coottstioi try the pint canto of leo hoonolokt to a their of As* otworod with chinos velvet, pima at thew& Gadd the Itteeptioa-roost. Priam Albert was by bar Maisty'• Me, es the right. - ' The Also, of Woks mad the Coot of Floodios ponied tin Qom, sod whammed the ocomasy. _ _ . _ . Her Ildiety se fievereigs et the Bade, sad Priem Albert se Sheet Keeler el the Order, both won their reepective seeathe, sad she the teller d the order._ T. idiots Of CMS' Wee introduced by 031111Miall et the Qom, red leek their rut meadow es either eide of the Beeoptioweeen, the Ake of Csaahrielp beiag at her lbjesty's left. Th. Mere of the 01411 r stood at the bottom The eeesmoq onermaced by the labodsetion of the Part et St. Omura, who was supported by Lord Penmen sad Sir Chemise Wood, the two Junior Weights Onad Cram pre med, sad wee preceded by Beth Wag of Arms sod tbe Oeutleasa Usher et dm Order TY male awl bask war the Qua, sad ber ' , salvia( die Bawd et Mae has the Via" Clusalaiela (airktiarg bar the Lail Clembends), esehead the Maar loaththeal spa hie kedelip tharevith, sal @Remade, aesietai la the Gad Wow, iambi lb lowithip with Oa Seam of (Civil) Lal(be On al Crams dais Beth. Itase-Adadrel Cleatee Ease (aril), lica. Jeha Nam lash (civil), Jolla Fiore Crempees, Esq. (civil), Lieut.- Gam! &mad Haiseela kaelmaa, Liset.-Oaeral N.- 'h asa Them, Caries Bova naiads, Rear-Aibeiell the Hca. lizeibeick W Om, Wing Hwy Lash* Mork', Lissat..43sawal Osage Peas Mynas, Majw-Osawel Rabat Is alum Maim, Jam amp Shaw Ulm% En. (eiva), won meweraDy labradwed by lastk Xing at Anise sad tba Geageowa Veber of the Order, W the homes et knighthood wahned von thew by the Qum, sea weee Wrested by her Majesty, walked by Fibre Albwt, with the soaps al the liscowl Cleae ar IMO Cr of the ceder, the &teak with the Wipe seerewied, being Owe& resod the sack, awl the star ea the Ise isaset. — The tallestrei Choriekir at the Bath elves earmelly la intend mei vesehel ben bar lbJesty the irip al their raipallestiehleme thid dm et dr ear ; the ledge setpoid hen • mod, big plod Who hilt breed, visa—Caphler reelielilt Mary Law On" ILIt. • send. Beath LW. ; Odemb Mahe W EER Billey, Cherles Theme Tam Stmettemeh Preisielt Ilealleco, Laid Field ?welsh the Ha. Name Chiegea, heads heyeetne, Wins Madera Soh Wltsmia, Ed ward ItitteriWedmik IhNiteesieeekelle Imes PaiMea _ _ Speaks, Them VIIMem. Akssiars Holy Nam Wary, I lora Hwy Feerhlp,RlMtJwlo Ilamessiirr, Rohm Moan Us Loom Mks. netted& Marks Evelegb, Altred Thome. Hryfardl, Richard Chambre Hayes Taylor, Jam Edmund Goodwyn, noels Pyra Heading, Alexander Irving, Arthur Cyril Goodeaoogh, Jobs Noble Aebuthnot Freels, Hoe. Arthur Edward Hardtop, Edword Arthur Somerset, Arthur Joba Royaill-Pack, Joba Clark /Monody, Imam Wens Anostrcum, John Tallow Sidney Smith, Joke Lewis Maned Rooks, Gecege Gardiner Alexander, Mars Dwabeety, Williem Mimed Repkies, Hup Archibald Beemehamp Campbell; Wore John Biehard Anderson Chests@ Tempos Fnahlia, John Mamie* Womps, WMism Edoroad Mopes BoMy, Gocap Stephen Digby; Dr. James Brown Gamy Dirty laspetar Mama' of Homitelo ; Massa Cells MA, Maker Surgeon Royal Maley; Camolmary WHIP' Laorkekm Modisirea Tong; Wil lies Goren Rental se, Esq., Deputy Judge Advocate (Civil); Copan Charles iNtageraid, R.N. (Civil); Harry Walla Gordon, Eau. (CIA). Coked the Right Hoe. Cecil Pamir (Royal Horse Guards), akar Stick in Waiting, olleimed at the investi ture for the Gail Mirk in Waiting. Hee Malatf • Body Guard et the Ham. Corps of Gentle momot-Anss was cm duty in the Receptica-room, under the ecommand of the Boolonant. d. Nate sad Cooks, the sub-cilears, were in &Den ham with the Gaps. ' Tle covet was Wanda by the Comtism et Desert, oSelet- Jag for the Duchess al Satbarlard, Mistress of the Robes ; Lady Cemilas Eamington, Woman of the Bedchamber ; Earl Speer, N.G., Lord Steward; the Duke al Welling ; tea, Marra of the Hone; Lord Foley, Captain at the Her. Corps of Gestkonem at Arms ; Vleamat Sydney, Cap t ilia of the Teaemem of the beard ; Lord Emmet Bruce, Vico:Cl asasberlds ; Lord WeAreprek, Lord la Wakkag ; Coiessithe Hew N. Hood, Groom in Weltiag ; Major- Noon' Buckley, Beresry Is Webb( ; Coked F. W Seymour, Equerry Is Weitiag to the Prince; Lleuteseut- Colonel Tolima, the Liestemaut of the Um Coupe of Gertglemea at Anse ; Cokmel Wood (Gvisadir Guards) Field Mow to B74rrade Weldag ; eir . Wink= Kerdsi, 1 Ocatiemaa Usher of the Sword at elate ; the Adjutant of the Hoa. Corp of Gestkawn at Anna ; sod Mesas. Far quhereos sad Meepiewews, Pegee of Meow. . Machete was served to the kearitte sad awn of the Order of the Bath is the Renee Boos. The Yemen of the Guard lined the Katie Genem order the coattemad of Sir John Kincaid, the Ems in Waiting. A guard cilarewar of the Collet:Nara Ciaarda was onduty with the band of the regiment within the quadrangle ti the Castle during the caranany. The National Anthems wae played.. bar lasjesty pared through the corridor to hold the investiture. AND POLITICAL NOVEMENI CAM= COVTICIIA. Summonses bare been lewd by direction of the noble Premier for seeding§ of the members of the cabinet on Monday and Tuesday next, at the rectal riddance of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-street The Duke of Argyll has returned to town horn Scotland dm the came. The duchess end family have elm mired at the family AM, at Cantpden-bill, Lenalugton. The Earl of parody le expected to arrive in town early In t►e weak. Lord Panatere, the Right Ron. IL Venom Smith, the Chancellor of the Pathogen, the Lord Chancellor, the Right Hon. Soir Clarke Wood, the lUght Hon. W. T. Seines, and Lad Stanley ot Alderley, hare ones to tetra for the ar praseldng awake et pediment. A Fairy ontiodl win be held by the Chem on Wednesday, the Sted proximo, at Windsor C.Mle, whin the royal epos& will be deterelned upon. Lord Winter& and the commiedenent en decimal coinage have resumed their meetings at the seidence ice Weachee tesladdlegs. THE QUEEN'S Spieca.—The Queen baa intimated bar batman sot to open parikaarat ia pima. The speech from the threat epee the nowerebliag of yertisseat therefore, be delivered by Lords Comobiosere at Turley, Tama S. TY silk is mew le do agemb tram the Ger. la le meg la Se Loll 1P foe Zed et Cab, eat, billsee. mil be Redd by Ibil Oseime. Nth Her yeses tells Me bet Wig swowsislog w.rl7 ego, *dr Soft besseea lbesY.rl r.Oniso.e will M semi Via Ala lbestika. UM" wombs, for the bone& elltenNe. ealkasseil br tar mom.. Agee', Bert, amble toe— DM= PARTIMIL—Tion mabb.l tea d dimmer parties en the opening of the aria lOU era by Viscount Pakorstoa end rod fhenville to Am ' troppertere al imonment in eater beer. The former noble lord will entertain kr cellseger gad theme Blomberg el tie lowa bear who bold proem In the Qnsen's loretiold, toim theor with the tsars mad tecormlw glebe Address, sad a large glees sidewise kiln did la aired departments of • immimmob kid Ommlb realm bis colisomies ►is bram, atlas Wimp dike is We blersty's dee area lid maim ti the Adelmes, and elm also pats, aped, iraggieleis des poor &Morro los. Mt bow" eda be side limn, end take pbm Nomlap, PA. 2, Lord lrelmentwa's et Cambridge Niatiti /WNW sad Lord Ormiseille's at his residence in ` THE SHERITTIe Dinxan.—Lord Granville, u Lord Resident of the Privy Coyote, will give s grand din ner on Friday, the Kelt of the present month, to the cabinet ministers and the great °Seers of the Queen's houshold at his lordship's reekince, in Bratoe-duet. At this meeting the roll GI gentlemen to serve the elks of high Anvil for the mantles ot England end Wales daring the present year, will be enraged, in order to be in readiness for the Privy Coruna The Right Hon. Wm. F. Cowper, M.P., it is meowed, is about to resign his °Mos of President of the Board of Health, and will be appointed Vke-Preoident of the Edeestioesawani. The WWI! Hoe. Wm. Howell, it is sad, will be the Dew President of the Board of Health. The tight her. ersethates, it will be recollected, has been Clerk of the Ordealss foe several Teets, sti Mike which hes inst .— been skelished.—Seawley The Earl and Counter of Clarendon have, during the lest few dam entertained a select circle at the Grove, war Watford. She guests of the note earl and countess have included bin Rzoslieney the Austrian Minister end the Countries d'Apponi, his Rseallesey the Remain Minister and the Countess Creptowitels, the Berl end Countess Gran ville, the Earl of Verdant, the Rest and Countess Stanhope, Count Pehlen, the Right Ron. C. P. Villiers, go. . _ The Bade( Cardigan hex had a select circle stay lag at Dees Pa* Northamptonshire, during the pest week. The Earl of Weetmorlemd, the Camara of Jersey sad Lady Clementine Villiers, Lady Ernest Braes, Lord Covenant, Lord Woe Fitsgerald, Colonel the Hem. James Macdonald, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Cost, Sir Thomas end Lady Greeley, and Mr. Cern, have teen smong loolehip's guests. _ _ The Earl and Cowden - Stanhopeleit the Grove, neer Walks% where they hare bsu staying crkh the Zen end Cwanther of Cleresks, on &wen hat, *sr Burghley Hewes war Standard, on a visit to the Mingule wad Mar chimer el Eider. The Countess of Jersey and Lady Clasentina illiers, Into have lota on a visit to the Earl °I Cardigan, at Dna Park, lett on Satan* kit, to join tbe circle visiting the Margins and Marekkesso at Elates, at Ilarghky House Lady Holland gave bee drat evening reception at Paris Let week to a diatinigakind Are* atacwitet wipes was MN. men ask Onisot. The Dike of tintherland is staying on a visit to the Margie and Mirehionees of tied end, et Ltlitehill. The Dike end Duchess of Hamilton and family are neklbg at Pan, sad will not return to Landon until emir to April. The Duke of Boxburghe has left London far Brornerath Perk, nem Dunker. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. INTERVIEW OF THE PERSIAN AMBASSA DOR WITH THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. The Manama of yesterday he. the following : *His Exeelleney Feral& Khan, Ambassador from Pod% ansaked • Oils anffssoe yesterday from the ia this lbomassoma at the Tuileries, all gumallall the loam amsditing him to his Itelesty. Hie liiiknay wee received at Ile ems Ile by tie Italian. Mak MOM INN attesded by the great awes of the Cheus, the Grand Mistress of the Eugiress's IfilesiliK the Lady of Honour of her Majesty, and the hiss of the Palace. " The Minister fir Foreign Affairs attended at the asilsee. aWm Excellency the Persian Amagasaki , if. dressed the following speech b 111* " Binh—The friendly Maltese= so lass =l, between France and Pada having law esselliated by • recent eirnamstaaes, esi hays ben Ansi by the very geereetal l Shah et bes. mpg Seseelga int buselhise, to b. beer ssFmtat lideity the onsgilseme and off say ffeesireign. It a buggies* ter nue that my mimiss bee occurred at a peeled when Fwase is belied with se many . bloods, hum hewer -ref, the glorious accession of your lisposid les* to the throne of France i next, Sire, the Mr& of bill Imperial Highness, the heir of year crows-•-ea event which is a guarantee Tur the duration at your Majesty's dynasty, and a subject of jay lar all Frenchmen, and for all the frith* of Fresco i next, the conclusion of perm tween the powerful allies and Russia in this maw capital of France. In fine Sire I eons to Wm n after the conclusion of a treaty Sin, Folk mil the powerful empire of France—a het whisk bad 1 1 war been the object of the hopes and whites of the two States, an object to which the efforts of the Osiris to and the Sovereigns of the two States kaiak sad which is now accomplished, with the mitoses of God, conformably to the intimate desire of the sagust Sovereigns of France and of Iran. " The following is his Majesty's reply : *M. Ambassador,—l am glad that your Sove reign ham commissioned you to being me his congra tulations. When the war broke out in the East, I sought with pleasure to resume our ancient rela tions with Persia, and its neutrality was not useless to us. Today, I congratulate myself upon the treaty of commerce concluded between the two countries ; for commercial relations, well established, always cement the friendship of peoples. It is with pain that I have learned of the war which has arisen between you and one of my most intimate allies ; but I entertain sincere 'Ashes that your mission in this part of the world may hasten the return of a durable peace. I thank you for the flattering things you address to me relative to Prance and the Imperial Prince, and I beg you to believe in my sentiments of good will." THE CAPTURE OF BUSHIRE. (ST BRITISH AND STELSRINT TELZOILLTH TRIESTE, Belgium Bushire surrendered on the 9th of December s after four hours' fire from the fleet, without a single casualty. Fort Bushire was captured on the previous day after a smart action. Brigadier fitopford, Colonel Malrt, and Lieutenants Utterson and Warren were killed, besides about 20 rank and file. _ _ -, - Only one officer, Captain Wood, was wounded. Karrack was occupied on the 4th of December. Large reinforcements are to be sent up the Gulf." Brigadier Stopford was a veteran in Patera war, for he had been in Affghanistan in 1841-2, and had commanded his regiment, the 64th, at Maharajpore. The other three officers were in the Company's ser vice. The French journals publish the following de spatch: SAITIDAT EVIIII3IO. " The Caire bee arrived with news from Constanti nople of the lath. .journalsconfirmthc statement that the English have taken the island of Karma and the fort of Bushire. The Persian garrison had received orders to retire into the interior. The in habitants of the eity of Buskins remained there atter the entry of the English. The later were preparing to ennead their operations into the is " Considerable province of Chinn. " Mirza Khan, respecting whom the dispute ori ginated, has renounced the English protection and the species of nationality which Mr. Murray had accorded him, in attaching him to the personnel of the legation. Several princes of Candahar have refused to support England, and have gone to Teheran to offer their submission to the Shah." had arrived in the The Gazette de Teheran of Dec. 10 states that Masse Eddyn Shah had visited the arsenals and the magazines. In the same journal we find an account of the brilliant reception offered by the Shah to M. de Gobineau, French chargii d'afaires. His Majesty wished the representative of France to be seated in his presence, while the princes of the royal family remained standing. THE OVERLAND MAIL. TRIESTE, SuptDAT. The steamer Australia arrived here today at 2 a.m. in 120 hours from Alexandria, which port she left on the 19th inst. _ _ The India mails were to leave on the 20th with advice@ from Bombay to the 2nd of January ; Cal mat, December the 22nd ; Madras, December the 27th; and Hongkong, December the 16th. Sir J. Bowring had applied to the Indian Govern ment for troops. The Bombaymoneymarket was tighter. Thebanlks had again raised their rates of interest. Both im port and export markets were very firm. Freights had advanced. Exchange, 2s. 2 5-16 d. at Bombay. At Calcutta large sales of indigo had taken place at full prices. Freights were firm. Imports were generally in moderate demand. The money market was sweltered. Exchange at Calcutta, 2s. 2d., 2s. 3d., to 24. 2 7-16 d. At Madras indigo was very firm. Supplies were short. Imports were steady. Freights had receded. Exchange at Madras, 2a. 2ld. to 2s. 2ld. _ CEYLON, Dcc. 29. A portion of the troops are held in /tidiness for China. 133,000 cwt. of coffee had been shipped. The Java coffee crop was 867,000 piculs in 1838, against 1,284,000 in 1636. CHINA. Yeh continued obdurate. The French Folly fort had been taken and destroyed. By the last accounts the Chinese bad set flu to the Factories. All the Hongs had been destroyed. The Oriental, Agra, and Mercantile banks were on fire. There were hopes of saving them. It was reported that Admiral Seymour would no longer spare the city of Canton, and that the dis charge of rockets and shells had already commenced. Commodore Armstrong attacked and dismantled the Barrier forts, in consequence of the Chinese wantonly firing on a man-of-war's boat under Ame rican colours. The prices of tea bad advanced. The supplies were short everywhere. The silk arrivals at Shanghai were 67,000 bales; the settlements, 61,000 bales. Prices 20 dol.. to 26 dole. higher. Exchange 76. Exchange at Hongkong, 4.. &L to 4s. Std., owing to whims from India. MAURITIUS, Die. 7.. In consequence of the demand for Australia only one-third as much sugar has been sent to Great Britain as in 1845. AUSTRALIA. The Melbourne adrift. are to the 30th of October. The total amount of the gold produce for 1836 is estimated at 120 tons. The markets for imports had generally much im wove& The Heather Bell was about to start with the mails and a large quantity of gold. UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. TIL1011.1.) 1111TDIN AND MA (MOD ova ou LIVERPOOL, MOXDAT, The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Winck man, which left Boston on the 14th inst., and Hali fax on the 16th, arrived in the Mersey this morning, with the mails from the United States and British North America, and has brought thirty-seven pas sengers and 250,986 dollars to specie on freight. She has had to encounter westerly plea in the Channel. Passed the R.M.S.S. Africa hence on the morning of the 25th ; the Asia arrived at New York on the 12th of January, and the U.S. 'Warner Prier son on the 13th. In the Senate, on the 9th inst., a bill was intro duced asking for power to make contracts with the Telegraph Company, establishing communications between Newfoundland and Ireland. Our despatches from Washington report that Mesas. Kelsey, Orr, Davis, Ritchie, and Warner, were ap pointed on the committee to inquire into the charges of corruption preferred in the Rouse of Representa tives. We have received California advice, to Dec. 20, and nearly 2,000,000 dollars in gold. The mining news is favourable. The markets are dull. The steamer Sierra Nevada had left the San In with a large number of recruits for Walker. An attempt bad been made to sink her at her moorings. Arrivals of goods large, but demands slack. Mining wa favourable. Markets dull. Advice,' from San lasi del Norte, to the 22nd of December, report that no tidings had been received of Walker for some days previously. Scott had quarrelled with him and stopped running his boats, and Walker had seized for his own use all the steamers on the lake and rivers. The church of Guadaloupo was still held by the Americans, who refused to surrender, though desti tute and subsisting on horseflesh. They were to be attacked, immediately after which the bulk of the allied army would proceed to operate with Gene ral Canes against San Juan and Virgin Bay. The loss of the filibusters since the 24th of November was stated at 300 ; that of the allies small. Private letters state that the Indians at Metro had risen against Walker, and killed 13 filibusters. Walker, with 150 men, had attempted to retake Onutada, but was re pulsed. Canis, the com mander of the Costa Rican forces against Walker, Wu near or in Rivu on the 12th, with 800 men. Walker had 400 men at St. George, a mile or two from Rivas, and Canu wrote that he should attack the Americans the next day, unless Walker took the initiative. The whole force wind the filibusters now in the field, according to Costa Rica papers, is about 2,000 men ; 600 more from Salvador and from Costa Rica would enter Nicara gua immediately. Walker's whole force was not reckoned to exceed 800. Advices from Ka nsasreport that the Free State Legislature met at Topeka on the 6th instant, and adjourned until next day. Governor Robinson had resigned. Lieutenant- Governor Roberts was in the territory, but failed to attend, and much dissatisfaction prevailed in cense sequence. A United States Deputy Marshal had arrested seven members of the Free State Legis lature on a writ issued by Judge Cato: over 30 names were attached to the writ. The prisoners were taken to Tecumseh for trial. From St. Louis the weather on the plains is re ported to have been more severe than ever known before. It was rumoured the Comanche Indians, in the south-western part of Kansas, had murdered two United State; surveying parties, and that another party had been nearly all frozen to death. Money at New York is in good supply, and easily obtained at 7 per cent. on call, and 9 to 10 per cent. on first-class short paper. Stocks lower and dull. Exchange on London, 108; to S. Ashes quiet at former prices. . The cotton market very heavy and dull. Floor steady, and breadstuffs generally firm. Provisions in improved demand. Iron active. Freights to Liverpool firm. Later news from Mexico reports that it is General Alverein's intention of supporting Conlon - - government. NEW YORK, hx. 15. is • The Mexican war steamer Iturbide wrecked at Vera Crux ; 98 men perished. The frigate °nada loupe and several other vessels were lost in the hurri cane. WASHINGTON, Jis. 14. The Transatlantic Telegraph Bill is reported by the Committee without amendment, and is made the special order to-day in the Senate. HALIFAX, JAN. 16. Nothing of interest here except the close of the great cause in the Supreme Court " Hill v. British Government:" verdict for the plaintiff, 10,6941. 19s. M. SPAIN. MADRID, .1474. 24. The Queen is progressing regularly towards reco very. According to the Dior* Espanol, it is quite decided that the Queen will go into Andalusia, and that Marshal Nirvana will accompany her. NAPLES. Letters from Naples state that King Ferdinand has conceded the gas lighting of Palermo to the French company De Fargens. An amnesty is spoken of on the occasion of the approaching accoactiement of the Queen. A letter hematites of the 22nd announces the ar• rival there of the Bing of Sardinia on the previous afternoon. He embarked immediately on board the Govern°lo and sailed for Nice. The weather wag remarkably fine. The electric telegraph being in terrupted between Nice and Turin, his,Majesty's arrival was not announced on the 22nd. A letter from Turin of the 23rd inst. announces that Sir James Hudson, British Minister, the Duks of Cimmmont, French Minister, M. Brassier de Saint Simon, Prussian Minister, M. Lanny, Bel gian Minister, the Chevalier Souza, Spanish Chargh d'Affaires, and several other members of the diplo matio body accredited to the Court of Piedmont, have gone to Nice. Count Pear, the Austrian Chargf d'Affaires, alone of all the foreign Ministers has not gone. The ;indents of the University of Turin have sent addresses to the students of Pisa and of Florence, thanking them for their subecription to the fund for purchasing cannon for Alexandria, and for the sentiments expressed by them in forwarding their subscriptions. THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA DI LOMBARDY. The Times publishes the following despatches: .TURIN, SCNDAY. " The Emperor of Austria to-day signed a decree granting a full pardon to all persons in the Lombardo• Venetian territory condemned for high treason, re. volt, or insurrection. _ _ "Prosecution for such crimes is suspended. ~ The special court at Mantua is dissolved." "MILAN, SUNDAY, 10 P.x. " The general amnesty has produced an immense effect. " All Milan was spontaneously illuminated. At this moment the Emperor is welcomed at tho Scala with the enthusiasm of gratitude." Letters front Athens of the 15th state that the omission appointed to examine the accounts had commenced its labours. A rumour was very gene• rally current that the eTacuation of Greece by the Allied armies would commence in the early part of the spring. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nos ots ows PARIS, SUNDAY Enatnro. The Moniteur announces the appointment of Car• dinal Morlot to the Archbishopric of Paris. I be• neve I have never mentioned any other candidate u having any chance of success. The cardinal, indeed. wu not a " candidate," and only accepts the post in deference to the repeated solicitations of the Em• peror. He has returned within these few days from Rome, whither he has been on a secret mission, hay. ing relation, as it is supposed, to the Emperor's long. cherished desire to be crowned by the Pope. The appointment is, under the circumstances, as un. objectionable a one as could have been made. Cardinal Morlot's politics arc of the school of the respectable Vicar of Bray, but he has at all events no ultramontanc antecedents. and his nomination is rather a discouragement than otherwise to the church party represented by the Unteers. He was born at Langres, Dec. 18, 1795, and is consequently in his 62nd year. He was created Bishop of Orleans, Aug. 18, 1839, Archbishop of Tours on the 20th of June, 1852, and Cardinal on the 7th of March, 18.53. He is a senator ex olfeio. There was • strong feeling among some of the Em. peter's advisers that the Archbishop of Paris should not be a cardinal, on account of the strong relations of confraternity with Rome which that title implies. The objection, whatever weight may have been attached to it, is, however, overruled. The reason, perhaps, may be that Cardinal Morlot is only a warming-pan for the priest of the Bonaparte family, and in that case it would obviously have been incon. venient to establish a precedent against the sligi. bitty of a red hat. Last night, Lady Cowley was " at home" for the first time this season. The reception was unusually brilliant. Marshals Pelissier and Canrobert, and the Russian Ambassador, Count de Kinselef, were the lions of the evening. Among the Englishmen present were Lords Clanricarde, Loam, Poltimote, and Truro; General Sir Alexander Woodford, Sir Edward Belcher, and a great many officers of rank. The ladies were anxiously looking about for Ferukh Khan, but he did not make his appearance. Should the news be confirmed, that the state of war between England and Penn, of which the Moniteur takes official notice this morning, has been suddenly ter minated, the interesting Oriental will no doubt bo seen shortly at Lady Cowley's Saturday soiree,. The Presee says, in its weekly commercial review: Business is languishing both in the shops and mosalhas tones. Although stocks aro extremely low, no rya chaste an made beyond the daily wants of the =sumer • end this state of things will continue me long as the Bank of France remains unable to offer to tradesmen the usual facilities for discount. Exports am checked by the Impossibility of negotiating paper at long date. The habit of even the best foreign houses is not to pay till long after the delivery of the goods. The delay is often an much se six months. Now our manufacturers menet at pre. sent in a position to accept orders on such terms., and If they stipulate for more prompt payment, they are forced to sub. mit to declactions and dimormta, which cut down their pro— fits vary corodderably. The difficulties in the way of barium are considerably aggravated by the continued dearness of raw materials, and the high rates of wages. Letters from the United States hold oat no hope of any fall in cottons. and notwithstanding the arrivals of raw sake from India and China, the prices of this article still continue to be so not , bitant as to be an incubsa upon the msnufacture of tissues. The most intense interest is felt on the subject of the modifi— cations proposed to be introduced in the ,lehttee of the Bank of France. The most important points for trade are, that the Bonk (supposing the measures to be adopted) will be able to augment its note., and will no longer be restricted to 6 per cent. as the extreme limit for discount, although foreign banks may be taking 7 and 8 per cent. Advice, from Rouen and Abatis are better. Business there appears to be re riving. The rise in corn has met with a chock, and if the reaction has not made mach progress, the reason is that the continual rains are unfavourable to the crops in the ground. The markets in the departments are well stocked, and the farmers, who hare been hoarding corn in the hopes of seeing the highest prices of last year, are now inclined to sell, led there should be a further fall. The Princess Limn, so long known in the poli tical world, lies dangerously ill at her residence in Pena, of inf ammation of the dust Her medical 'Headman', Pro. lessor Andra and Sir J. OHM, are in constant attendance as her. The Wanderer of Vienna publishes the list of foreign pantile, the publication of which ia prohibited in hum rim Among them are:—The Gazette Nationale de Berlin, the Newell. Gazette de Zurich, the Ostirrier else Bazahin, the Gazette des Grimy pander A:tang), the Bra, the Vote della Laerte, the °Finlay, the Itisoryi. matte, the Daily Naze, the Nerd, and twenty-eight Wm( pepess. A letter from Genoa, of the 22nd, says that Lord John Rnmell has left Florence for Nice, and that his visit to that town at the moment when the King of Sardinia ban gone there to me the royal family of Rustle is not %L WOO meted with polities. •••11