The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-12 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PA: - SOUSE OF COMMONS.—WzarnaDAT, Anis 11. (Cossladed from yostorday's Rsprem THE NAWAB OF SURAT BILL. Sir F. KELLY erased that the bill was desiana to neutralise an sot of injuries which the East ladle Company bad attempted to vrpetrate towards the heir of the fartl Planes of Sorst in Masten permit:it of an aassity of 16,0001. Apprerendinit that any delay would Imp 41 the safety of the hull for the present newton, be moved as an amendment that the second reading shluld be takes forth with. Sir 3. W. HOOO entered into a detail of various treaties sad dealings betertes the Kitt India Con.pany and the Bowan* of Baru mace the commeneement of them mutual relatioaship in 16a, and justified the conduct of the com pany in et p .iced payment of the annuity is question. A prol , inced sad miscellaneous discussion ensued, but ultimately Sir F LILLY withdrew his amendment, and the further coasideratios of the bill wee pietposed to Wednes day seat. The 54eurd median of the Spirit Trade (Iffload) BiU wet awed by Mr. BRADT, but, after a few words from Mr. J. FITZGERALD, the wavers was withdrawn The Aldershott Camp Bill and the Orford Caiversity Bill respectively peened through isommittee. T►e Insurance of Lives Bill wee read a thfrd time and peeerd. The home adj , erreed at ere silautie to eft V&A. F CO, aexpriOsl. awalissosua Ist"Wiselfer "Me iiin;• . ."l•;iia tyselasparr. awe Is sa tM Ones. 111, by Tye VW* is Ike Op a plikellies. MOH WATIH £T LONDON BRIDGE. Dar—Nimift, It. Ma ..--Altaraosa. St. $ W twrisainr—llundas, 10.—...—ituracios.1011. LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNG 12. Wso is to be the new Bishop of Bristol and Gloucester ? If public opinion either in or out of the diocese could make the appointment, it would be say to name the man. The Church wants a man on the bench—and just now tape ciaPy—of seam, of conrog% of perfect know ledge of its history and its true policy, of libe rality, activity, and of okapis practical piety, like the Dean of Biurrox. It wants a diviee whose sympathise are at ones refined, cultivated, and thoroughly and sincerely popular ; whose inelegance* and frankness of speech eon on all ocesaions be do. plaided on ; who sees dearly that the Chen* to emo tions national must, like the notice, booms liberal; and who hos all the evangelical orthodoxy of Exeter hall, without a tinge of its sonnies ar intolerant% The diocese, too, media men who to these Tidbits unites a perfect acquaintance with its present position and exigencies; for the late Bishop Mom, with rangy fine sentiments continually on his lips, was in practice a prelate of very small form of character, and such moo always fall more or less into unworthy hands. The coasequenos la that in the diocese there is plenty of work fora tens-hewed bishop to do; and it re quires but one courageous Prelate on the bench to row halt a doesn to resistance who are now content to enettemb to the crafty domination of the Bishop of 01101 D. A serious responsibility rub on Lord PAIMMUITON, M most be obvious to hies when he reflects upon the mischief which one bad appointment of a Bishop by Lord Asuman is at present accomplishing is the dimes of Salisbury. Lord ABIRDEEN gratified the personal friendship of Mr. Smarr Hunan by raking a Dr. HAMILTON, whom no one bad ever heard of, to that see. And the new bishop, who, in the pride of his Avglicaniene, would deride the liquefied= of Br. JANIIARIVie blood as a scan dams band at Naples, tells his flock at Bland ford that " haling the ►lood of the Apostles rooming in his veins,' be will not coomarate their berial-groand unless they treat his desire to Imes a commeaaion-table in its chapel, a having an authority which By. Pam never dreamed of for his dimities% How the Bishop of tunstrzy distinguishes the pare bleed of the Apostles, which belays be feels running in hie veins, from the bad blood of the HAMILTONS, which all the world sea too plainly is eireelat beg there, does not appear, otherwiso Lord PALMMISTON might hays the advantage of a Mat of what to avoid in his ealectiou of a Bishop of Bristol and Gloseestor. Is the absence of such a met it is anomaly to be hoped he I will pay attention to the strong desire of the dime, and gratify it, and the moodiest' and liberal pasty in the Church, by the sppoistmeet of a shwa& who has no such silly pretensions is Mr. liroaxx Ha sari friend and Lad BIEMDZIN'S nominee. Tan completeet =paste of the betrayal of Kama by rresidast Palma sad his oreateres that has yet been made is to he band in the "seek in the &mate of Mr. Smuts. Out of that splash has arisen the saw grids which so tills every Aussie= mind that whole masts of letters cad newspapers by the lest sail, contain no nodes whatmor of the gamma with England. Mr. Somitaa's speck was lon and exhaustive. The report" given of it in the American papers vary so widely that It is imponeible to judge whether it was or was not elimeive in its persomlities. If it we, this is a am lemurs is Mr. Sonxia's 'eatery ; sad thane is a strong presumption that it was not in the hat that, while addressing a hostile auditory for two days, he woo not ovum called to order. Mr. Buns; a eons. ter ban Beath Carolina, ems in for his share of Me. livaurmes reply and aseompanylag mourn A sonsultatiou was held by soma Southern Repro. matatime the night after Mr. Sunsta's spina, to timid* how he should be punished sad allenesd ; and it was endor the direstiom of this clique that a member of the other Hoops, Mr. Batton., a nephew of Mr. Bums, took up Mr. Burtaa's quarrel—sot by pestling a challenge to Mr. Bum. asa, but by twice waylaying him an his way to the Beasts Chamber, and Badly attacking him them Ilhas be was incapable of self defense. Mr Swam was writing at his disk, which was Axed to the Boor ; and he was also maimed by the weight et the senatorial armchair—ha was aloft in that part of the room, unarmed, in may way traprepamd, wine his enemy came behind him, and, without a ward spoken, streak him violently on the head. Mr. Emma sprang up with sash form as to tear up the fastenings of his doh ; but he Jell meow scams, and was beaten as be lay till the parses who mounted guard ever his manual was pushed aside, and the assailant himself overpowered. Mr. &Yana will not die of this. He is pronomeed oat of dangle. Bat if be had died a the spot, tho wrath °t his Mato scald am ham been greater than it is. It will net to appeased by the madam of the authorities at Asmisgton, whose partiality in favour of the assn. at, Bacons, is evident smash. Mr. Banana moved ter a emmittee of inquiry into this breach of mato rial privilege ; sad the ammittes could act, of mune, b. robbed ; but Mr. Sarum is sot on it, nee my *dm Nertham mars who ma be suppeeed to haveiey bias whist the South. 'nes %giblets§ magistrate saw so nasals for committing BIOOIUI pries, ee l a w OMB taking bail for hie appear. sage. manl ies t Masembusette sad a great part , Nay England, im blv madam were immediately , ;Opel. The hut Ikon i soteat and spas. tenuous, is very striking. Dr. CHANNINO has been long in hie grave ; bat the white-haired old Dr. BzEcau., Mrs. STowl's father, was there to open the meeting with prayer—according to the old cus tom of the State. To us the most impressive fact is that the general cry of this and the ghat subsequat meeting, composed of citizens of all politics and religions, all professions and parties, wee for I•VENDELL PHILLIPS, the abolitionist and Disunion leader. All his speeches are splendid ; and it may be imagined how this one will work. The situation of Disunion, virtual before, will ere long booms actual and recognised. The sentiment of the first meeting may be briefly expressed in the words of one of the speakers—" The blood of this Northern man, who had dared to stand up in the Senate of the United Staters under circumstances that would have discos- raged a man of leas ardour, lees enthusiasm, and lees courage—that blood now stains the Senate floor, and not all the water of the Potomac can wash it out." A prodigious meeting was bold in Finial' Hall the evening before the departure of the last mail; end the next will being detailed so- counts of the proceedings, and of Mr. PHILLIPS'S speech. The New England annual Convention was to take place the week after; and it may be confi dently predicted that it will be more like the conventions of WASHINGTON'S days than any that have been held since. Meantime this quarrel puts out of sight and oat of mind the quarrel with England; and the PZILSIDENT'S purpose in aggras sting that dispute will be so far baffled. Every man is repeating to himself and his neighbour that the blood of their representative now stains the Senate floor; and not all the water of the Potomac can wash it out. The next thing said is that there is nothing for it but the discomfiture of the Slave policy or aspiration from it, and that this will be the upshot, whether now or ten years hence. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 12. 1858. gpt eatitl. WINDSOR, JONI 11. The Dueler of Beat, with Lady Amos Maria Dewsoe, Bereems de Spells, sad Lord JARMO Murray, diked with the Que. yesterday. The Dubin of Setieriud, the Deb* of Wellisgtes, the Marquis of Iheedelbeime, the Ilesquie of Absecon, sad Rol Speseer arrived yesterday es s ,Wt, sad had the honour of joining the royal dime: otitis at the Cud*. This morshig ler Majesty walked is the Elms Perk with the Prince Consort sad Prime Frederick Willis/a of Prowls. The Donne of Zest mind is the feromoos from Frog man to gey a Melt to ties Qom. The Point of Baden arrived to-day Mee a tsar I. Soot iest Ms Royal Highness quitted Wore sew agar sight o'elsek last evsateg, travelled by route of Carlisle, Lutenist, Crewe, and Rugby to Linden ; reseeded frees the Beets•egaue to the Paddington torriais, sad strived at the Corte at half-pent twelve o'th*, attended by Colonel Baron Beatisr, Baron de Gemming's, the Hs. Mortimer Seekonk West, and Dr. 171lesen. Primo Altred Jolted b.r Majesty as& the Royal P.•oy la the nerds, sad tetaraed to Ow Royal Lodi* la the alwasees. The Dubin et Cambridge sad the Priam. Mary (at tended by Ledy Goraldivie eamemat sad Madge Heim Pan.), sad the Deka of Cambridge, Weeded by hie Baurry la Waltieg, arrived We Aimee e.. vitt. The lrwl Ambeseeder add the Cemidem de Ptheigay, the Debt d Busisseb. the Pnwira Iliseasessi Meatus Barmiseel% Vienna Palmatetem, the limi tad Ommtem et Clareedem. the had st halletim, the Zed eed Oseedem et Bambasesb. end Load GeorpLdsmem she embed et the Cram The e V ers pi e rty se s u rat oat at 5 ceder tbk afteroses is peay sad as horseback. The Qua, she Prbeess Yr Alba, sod Prier Frederik Weer of Prier, IPSI• la ea era era rale. sod Ise& The Deers ef Netherland, Le 4 Ilesatrabl , sad the Ha. Mary Bolter Mewed sa asether posy earrisse. Ties Marquis of Hreedelbsie, Bed *oar; Msjor-Gatond Derkeim Drummed, Crier de Maas, sad sere of the seaderes la the rare el Prue Froderiek WUl4a ease. yled the ehr 4411a5. Prlese•lber wee as lesselnels. eacrapeohd by the Pass it Vela and the Prow Moat of Haar The Mu of Abeam y, Oriels. too Her P Mood... Seekvar Wee, Lard (Arks Illass the Kea. D. de Res. sad etre grader as ef*e per, tree oho ea hereabees. The Quire save Maw le shop prey this swish ia st. Home% Hall The le sure seerehed the Desire et Kiss . the Preens liwyek, Us Deihl= rd Cue gr.:. the Praire Mary, ale Irene of Baden, se Wg, traria, ar t the Doke of Cart Pro ridge. the Driers N i l atheelosi, th. Freer •shaermier Ormetsie de the Dike of Hearreak the Delis and Dasher d the Doren Kaberitho r Me Doke as Wallorcr the Pruner Mbefor mad Crater Berattorg, the Marro if arrialeses. Minsk a Ahrens. Zed Sprier, Lady • K. Dawns, Lady Oreekire Ilarrest, Lady lae sal KM Harasses, Barris de Welk the But el Ballara, lir sad Crease of Clereados i tet sad Orator et Brasiroese, V 1....., Orme Lord Jares Kerr, Vis al ersat ili talleter, lord ad Li es &sr, Lady Howard de Walden sad two Hat. Mb, Lady Sera Hem Lady Madera NSW% Carer Rea. 0. 11. sad Mrs. P Mojer-Orseral 0. sad Kn. Grey, Cherei ad Mrs. Or Imes OWL, Mr. Nimes Krairsale, tabor e Lit lado Garde; Wend Miser Hared Ilealark 411rearior Garbo Hos. Week re to the Dasher of Hie Hymn b the Dub. ti Ombilm Kr. Gibbs Llwalireer leer SeAreskssamer. Irma HOU. Derail Kum fleattar, Ihres de Ilineleima. Oapiela do Sim Lindner do Ildreir Irak Dr. Blom red Dr. Weiss,. draw The bed paranoid tet the he blawfas orryeehless Geradlar Grab dliaied. mad dodos tr i pt ift. Owilemo—“MialsChbis" d • smatiga. ibis dm int. Wm— • amarlislks Taw" • ... NW& irtir—• Dim laceldha • Onnet Virlaikes, As itasslima =pr. I ift rower& Dr Ilemisibliijr" .. Rev Majesty Ma allsrerscis ea nimbi party. • depalmies hem the 'Vevey of Paddiegke, eassiethy of Mr. 11. Weed Jadma, Dr. nem (Overseer), Mr. 0. New Lollard NW, Mr. Wham Warriaitaw, sad Mr. SwF Menai (Clerk), bed in laterCew with sir Grerflo=yeetontay at the ilemrease. A Th e Miaistor hag ea tmentew with the Esti of Clarealles yesterday at the • depatelha heat NIS LOSZ I i tew t tr ibl it S;lpmalso h 6ftad m Interview with the st• Sm. W. yeeteeleg, M.P., at the ease s7He Oeseral Ind of Mesith, bah. TM Metweatiea was ameo u r end Mirada's/ by Olay, M.P., Mr. M Mr. Tito. M.P., sad I tjett &Nom ear masietad Mr. Name, of the New him Dempsey; Mr. Bloat of the thud Jauties, sad fleathwerk sad Vauban Water Calegisay ; Mr. Bailey, of the West Midellserz Water Cesepmay, aid Mr. Bkehare, of Use Nam Leaden Water Chumay. The Repent at the Fres& has promoted. through tlte Berl of Dude, the ma of LOOK es the Ulm? Isetitstia, at Mseelwell. la &fag se Me Majesty ezyreeeed Me serdlal approval Mae egiojoeta of Vie imeitation. Hia Imperial Highness the Prises Lewis Lucien Bewsperse left tow lest eight tor Parts, to be went et the Maim eta. Prism Imperial. as Beterby. Vinessat sad Visoowituir Cosibormws will have the bream of tetertalaiag that Royal Highaesses the Daiwa al Cambridge ead Wm Praise ILesy at Warr ea the let paeans. Her ladyship wig havoc Was damage attar the beegset. A Borria - go ism So tapio botwtoa Captain Tattoo, hi Drama Overdo, 'ldiot sou of Idoisad Ti;. tu, Esq., of Kilda', Holl, ow Think. Yorkshire, mad the Lody Cecilia limos, daoslion of do lasi of Ifilltovia. Lady Liebe lioegia Passim pee birth yestsr• day tea daughter, at U, Bolgrave-square. Th. Deka of Bedford has presented the 8.,. IL F. °sniped's% M A., to the vioasage of Webs's, wont by the prefarent of do Bev. A. Boyley, 11. A.„ N the roomy of B*. George'., Blevuostoory ; sad the Bev. O. pleb, Marbolt,, B.A • cunt. et Miteies, to the rotheries of Brattier/ aid flosidrup. Bodkododdre, la the 1110 e of the Bev. J. W. Hawke/.My, MA dthoess‘ " - Dorm Ann 11.—Th. Belgian stem peal* Dlaiseed. C.ptelo Beth. &Mewl thie dhows with the Coaster de Mealy, ei•Quees et the Tees* the Dike mid Desired* Noma. ; the Pelham Wargeeelto, Gesteol Coast Ye Chehsam, ash e sinerese sells. The mai petty were eseejeleed et Bhulesheace Reyna nip E• 4 14 by the Doke end Dash= d'Ausele, mad the Prime de Jelevtlie, who amend met testy happy he lee their ve.7o. Moho meat web le met eseethet health. The weather wee besetUelly has, sod the voyage Inn OsisM was sad* retbee amain ion hymn. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. REPORTED RUPTURE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PIEDMONT. The Breslow Gazette asserts that Austria intends to recall her chargé d'affaires from Turin, on account of a new note said to have been addressed by Count Carour to the court of St. Petersburg, and containing complaints against Austria, on account of the attitude she has assumed with regard to Sardinia. PIEDMONT. Tha Opinions of Turin of the 9th rays:—" We Learn that when General de Dabormida passed through Vienna on his way to Warsaw, ha left his card at Count Baas, who sent to request an inter view with him. As General de Dabormida had no minion from hie government to that of Vienna, the visit was strictly of a private nature, and we are told that it led to no satisfactory solution of ths present difficulties. They conversed about the sequestrations in Lombardy, each maintaining his own opinion un flinchingly. General de Dabormida, in conclusion, said the only solution possible was the repeal of the sequestration by Austria, after which the two diplc statists separated." SPAIN AND MEXICO. Yesterday's Constilutioneeleays:—"We were quite justified in expressing a hope that the difference be tween Spain and Mexico will not be so serious as was supp3sed. We learn already by letters from Mexico, that Gamed Almonte has been appointed Minister Plenipotentiary of that republic at the court of Spain. There can be no doubt that the presence of this personage at Madrid will powerfully contribute to smooth all the difficulties that hate arisen between the two countries." THE EAST. MARSEILLES, WIDNEIDAT. The Mersey steam-packet haa arrived with amounts from Constantinople to the gad. Letters brought by this mail state that M. L NWT, was expected at Constantinople in order to organise the Ottoman Bank. The journals speak of extensive speculations being in contemplation, particularly building to be consttactcd in the fine quarter of Bayukdere, co the Bosphorus. A number of Eon peens are anxiously awaiting the return of Aall Puha in ender to have a settlement of the rights of holding property. Disturbances still continue in Rfumelia. The crops throughout the whole extent of the empire appear very fine. Letters from Brooms state that the orop of silk will be abundant. The Sultan has made a very valuable present to Miss Nightingale. Ac-ounts from Odessa state positively that M. de Bontenieff has been appointed Russian Minister at Constantinople, and M. Oserow in the same capacity at Athena Some French fondue/in are to be charged with the rutionhation of the custom in the Torkish empire. A lighthouse has just been erected on Serpent's Island. A 'ulna we. current that the Russians had do strayed the fortress of Ismail. end the fortifications of bre. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. pram ova wont 0011711PONDINT.) PARIS, WIIIIISIDAT SVIXINO. The Emperor puma the night at Nantes. He dir tributed large suns of money both in the town and the neighbourhood, from that apparently inexhaustible stare, hie "private asamegte," and authorieed the Pre hat to appropriate for the relief of the masers in his department, a portion of the reedit voted by the Corps Ivialatif. His Majesty left Nantes at a voter-past mem this morning for Laval, the per. emit terminus of the Western Hallway. He was ell:meted there at five this evening, and after dining at the buffet of the station, was to start by special train for Paris, where he cannot arrive till near midnight. It was at the village of St. Simon that the Dints dyke gave way. The breath la 'boat twenty-five yards wide. Several hones. were overturned, bat as bee been already mid the extent of the damage was leas than was hared. Only one life was lest, that of a man employed in strengthening the eat beaming. A despatch from Nantes states that fears were entertained this morning fee another important embankment called the 11/embroil. It is very natural that while the waters are rapidly running of from the flooded districts between Or leans and Mates, the lower part of the Loire should be momentarily overcharged; hat the weather ow donee to be very line, and the mouth of the river wilt doubtless be unobstructed in the worse of a few more boars. The Rhone Is reported to be stationary due the last sanest% The Beeee has fallen twenty coati• 1111117111. A smash republican, writlog to a friend about the Emperor's late visit to the inundated districts in the south el Franco, says, " Too know my pekesiples, sad that 1 will never change them ; but I must see ks that /admire that sisals. I saw him at Tandem in a oocklemhsll of a boat, in which 1 would sot have I risked myself to me. my home' Ilia Holism Pepe Piss IX., having learnt the disasters sassed by the inundatioss I. Fromm de. sired to aid in the smear of the Medals who twee attested by them, and has intiseassi Is the eras& mask at Paris, that be will devote to that purpose the sum of 13,000 frame. Than lies been an improvement at the Bowes to in sonsegoines of a report that the rumour,' of an approaching new loan will be authoritatively contra dicted by the Menitelir. It is also expected that both the Bank of England and the Bank of France will reduce their disoonat this week. The Rests rose 300. for soak and 110 e. for assault, closing at 71fr. 300. and 721 r. Credit Mobilise raw 2ifr. The Orleans Railway rose 301 r., and most of the other lines frees 6fr. to 10fr. Bt. Readied and Grenoble fen 106. Sons doubt has been felt as to whither the Bourn will be open ea Saturday. bat as the baptissa doss sot take pine till half-past eve, there gems no mason why business should be interstersd with. The sairlage betweea Prime Joseph Ponlatoweki, the eon of the miter, with Mane. Lichen was ode lusted to-day at the chapel in the Laxesaboarg. Cardinal Patting went to Bt. Cloud bet sight to pay a visit to the Esprese,:who had expeesatil a desire to ass him. THIC BAPTISMAL FE'l'l& The add programa of the fien to be has ea the oeeselon of the beptian of the lambi PAN** appears Es the llenigair. Oa the 14th feat. salvos of artillery will mamma the toolosot when the otreisooy eguassese sad whits it is ever. It will be portsessi at halfisst o'. r. is the estbsdral shank at Psis Tbde *Miss will stitswasis dbts st tlta lists/ it Talk and in the evening the public edifices wiU be illu minated. On the 16th festive eatertainments will be offered, from two o'clock until eight, simultaneously on the esplanade of the Invalid.* and at the Barrike du Thine. At the former place there will be two large theatres erected for the representation of martial gessoes, and two other theatres for gymnastic exhi bitions, games, and rope-dancing. Four mots de tocagns, or climbing poles, with prizes suspended on them, will be provided there. A number of balloons are also to be sent up. At the Barrier. do Truce the amusements will be much of the same kind. At one o'clock the principal theatres of Paris will be opened gratuitously. These are the daylight entertainments. At night the garden of the Tuileries, the Place de la Concorde, the Champs Elyse's, the Hotel de Ville, and other conspicuous places, will be most brilliantly illuminated with coloured limps; the facade of the Tui leries' garden will display a reproduction of the devices exhibited at Versailles on the occasion of the Queen of England's visit. Several large vessels on the Seine are to be occupied by military bands, who will play during the whole evening. At nine o'clock fireworks, and films d'arte, in the shape of " a Gothic architectural interior with a baptistery," will be displayed in (root of the Legislative Assembly's palace, and at the Barrier* do Trouts. The Afonaeur states that in consequence of the promise which the Emperor and Empress of the French made to become the godfather and god mother of all children born in Franoe on the same day as the Imperial Prince was born, more than 3,600 claimants of that honour have addressed appli cations to his Majesty on behalf of their offspring. The prefects of the departments to which they belong have therefore been instructed to obtain in formation about the families of then children, and their circumstances in life; and assistanoe has already been sent to those who pre found to be aeedy. It is the intention of the Emperor and Empress to transmit to each of these families, through the prefects, a certifi cate authorised by the chief official of the Imperial household, and bearing testimony of the favour be stowed upon the children. An annual sum will be set down is the budget of the civil list for the relief to be given hereafter to such as may be in poverty, and their Majesties will undertake to provide for those who shall become orphans. Information has reached the government, through several of the mayor., that some families in their locality have been waiting for the day of the baptism of the Prince, in order to baptise their own children at the same time. It is arranged, that they may select such persons as they shall prefer, to hold the children at the baptismal font; and the mayor of the place, if required, shall officiate, es representing the Emperor. THE INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE-ENG] SYMPATHY WITH THE SUFFERERS. There is every ramp to Wises that the meeting to be held at the Yeatioe-home to-merro• wlll be worthy of the osmaios, both la is gourd character end Is it • re sults. The Prefect of the &Ma has ~.sited the following letter from the Lord Mayor: " Mousiest le Prekt—l have ea honour t, Inform you, that &siring to respond to the general wishes of my fellow Winne, I have &invoked a meeting, to be holden on Friday next, hum 13, to norms the sympathy which we Gel fcr the 'affirm by the Inundations in the math of France, and to mt on foot subesripttoss is aid of Ulm already opened is Paris under your engines. Aoospt, Monsieur Is Profit, the arsrasw of say distinguished matintents. " I request you to be so good as to read ma as answer, which I 'nay read to the meeting. " DAVID Simmons, Lord Mayer." There a so doubt that the English milmeriptionwil be cordlally received li Panes, as a timely testier:my of brotherly sympathy. Yesterday evning•s Pah* says that nebeeription list. are also 'paced in Belgium, lielland, and liwitaerlasd. It windy applauds the idea, sad hopes It say meet with all the mem that Its author sea hops hr. CATTLE SHOW. The French distribution of twiny took plate an Tuesday at one o'clock, In this Western Gallery of the Petals de l'leilestrie; IL Routine. Mildew of Affricultur• and C 0...,.., I. the than. Os his right and left were N. Dapie, Yr. Denison, IL Mahe Mosta', and Gene ral Allard. A great number of Senators and member of tbe legislative body won poseur, ma well as the gentlemen composing thejeries. Y. Rasher opened the pros:Godley by an appropriate address ; after which Y. Timerant, for merly pupil of the Arthowileal Imitate of Terminer, and afterwards Y. Redone, one of the eonnalesiocen of the culled oat the names of the persons to whom prime bed been awarded. The variety of costumes of the sacesesfel candidates added great animation to the Bosse. This following are the assess of the *Whines from the Malted Hiagdom obtaining ant prises: Joints Rim ainitau OM 1:00171; PIA111;;;;;011 MAT 1, IW. Dwain bred—Yalesr 1,0110f 2 , tar. _Rary Ambles mss,, Taridirs—lorke : Yr. Mario TorowlY. To l t a g n. Towsslo—lauds : r. Daradid. breed—Wslss 900 t, Mr. F. Hobbs, Boded Lalpi Itsurs—Male.:6oo4 Kr. W. Parry, awl , ID:shidskits. Doss Ined—dsles MG, Kr. D. TRIM, ors ftelsr— For Jerseydo : NOt. Kr. O. Tenor. ssd Closraso breed Kilo : alse 600 t, Kr. K. MAW, ask* I Sabo, Faso, Dor Wraford—lus : 6000, M. 0.1 . tinde, G =ltTs trod—Yore : NIL Ids. H. Tlrkscrd. (11:eSsaN—Peale.: OK. K. IL S. lkorart, Animas Ks:. hrd). Asia sad °Newsy Ireg—Malis 9004 Mr. W. N'Orssair, TUlrtow (troUsadl—Fossles : Caot, Mr. W. ItToolds. West Illskisad braid—bales: 0601., Korn. Bonk, anthem Moore (Scolsad)—trarlis: 6001., do Dabs alidardasd. Ma rsala (adibrad). Tiny toed—KW= : Lord Ildbot, SWAMI' (bsiod)— TOSSIsI 300 t. Mr. OW•1 1 17-14ss, Palmerston rats. mar Ads borne graisaN. ROL MIMI/ SOW . ..rain. Kato breed—lldsss NIL Ms. T. Nos, Boas. ladlord. MOW sod Kw Issed—Abele bias WAN —Kelm OW. K US. IYMia, Odds let~~ l r 9 ~ , 66050 ado lima Ashwilmor lislor i a l S o sal e i wt Els. Twasswishe OK Er. W. Baldry We. Ware IN day, DU - . Kelso lOW. ratille. NNW% assoisr laslard—Tmaks, NW. Xs L lansms. boss, Wm' •Ad s% burs Sabra Id Yq, 104 —Mos : MIL KaL arm Didotes, lailsad—Tessair r NW. Kr. J. Wm*. Kw& OINK& lograsL Ossalsers ,—Asissis Mos bubo in Km 1116—Kdo. Oat.Awayrioslos SIIK Kr. L wows ben beim Ko, ISl6—Nas: WK. if. Maas Wde—Froalas : SON. Mr. his iweensiorray. esesiol• Wrod—ldr. J. W. Brom, Drafts Os red. Ward—.Artassis his San Ist r KN. Kr. J. Combos. MIN Nollod)—ldalss bars Waft tie Ist at Itry, : Itr. Nis bas : MK, Yr. T. Dartlosk, I s=j d dsslarml). brod—Ksiss NW., Kr. J. Drive. Dor Reds: Kr .O. Oriniseds Csaborand (trutlasd), 101111101 MC& INIMINAINOMb. Sot* sad Oda lessis—llds. NW.. Mr. Z. T Kddisele•Vissiod). TOULTZT—OSera Ass Dom KW Oak. sad hoes bred—Mr. Baker, Labia. Dolled L Lalktr id E m sesbas, Swam& OassarssL—Kr. via vele. Reglaal. flawitargbeeli -Yr. Dow, sr l'adestrod.—Tbs Osealtrist Ms*. Tally•Allm !mead. =Mr. A. Wand*. Diedtraddsdrs disks—Yr. L t ram, tassost—its War. AGAICUINCIIAL IMPLINEENTS AND MACHINES. !Mwter wpm UM. Mr. arahrd. ragiad. kr Vass& —lOO4 Ilsorma aad OWlta. Mae. Iteateal. Thaais beam sell—ssekler. Ism& r e zir= Me w = . Renew sad grellheas—MM. Hr. Carala, Chetallad frerteed). Haw besfiers didr—lWW. es alba MM. Sena sad Oraeld , l, Bevre S uronrldra-1.W.. Mt. Bereft Omagh= (HelassM• Ma. wake at Dos was am Me Need sat peasant wan —MU ligaisby. Dites, essati et Ile aim Use the seed end 11.0.11 smaaw•—SW., W. Dm sml Oh. Leaden. DOWN Er Wares. M.Oserett. Here Of my alb berso—llSt. 'dr. Hover& M. ertessalse ateslirslar. Thealleme, _tram ( 1 / 1 11Neled). rehe—USL. Mt . pthwreh. Maseleatteest e_ i m messiaiD. Moss near kr Mims eirleatuarel S., Meer` Rene% Bulk red Mama larearreeed 4=7,lliatteel). WWw Werrable Nome ndue kr detto-081., lirsers. Notestay mud So. Wwn (1 IlersiWo llooddrs waralsav-WIL. Ms Zooms rot Orra. Onesie—tllL.W.Nrusr. trourlii (Wrebil). Heelhastare ter elts ISM. Mr. Haesame. Ditto wilt &Mb Oats ler en Mr. Mart .111.40slie Irollier Mr r. Warm% Waillarr Irr whir Mr. Jam Wiligaig, of Prafale MaruesNie lla r g drelesda-411K. Mena Ilorr rd Cb. /*pima' MWI r WNfa aria. Ind ter wous—UNt. Hr. I Wm*, hat. I bowl rw " ( sgsb, didedkVill dade.-Sdic 10 Mr. OWN; 11/414. 101‘, WSW Mew& w iersih. WAS. THE PONTIFICAL STATES. (110 X Ova ROYE, :vim 6. Yesterday morning witnessed the departure of Cardinal Patrizi from Rome upon an errand some what unusual amongst members of the Sacred Col lege, vie., that of performing the part of godfather to the Napoleonic prince in the name of his Holiness. His Eminence's suite comprised the prelates Man nelli, Capslti, and La Valletta, besides several eccle siastics of inferior rank, who occupied three pon derous vehicles; the cortege being closed by one of the Pope's travelling vans, laden with the legate's luggage and the magnificent presents destined for the several members of the Imperial family. You were informed by my last letter that the much talked of swaddling clothes have ceased to form part of these offerings, but there is en revanche a beautiful golden vase, weighing a hundred ounces, with a pedestal of lapis lanai, for the Emperor, and an extremely valuable relic, being nothing less than a fragment of our Saviour's cradle, studded with diamonds, for the baby. A golden rose, with its accompanying branch, tastefully executed in the same metal, is prepared for the Empress; and a copy of a pi c t ure by Chereino in mosaic, together with several other specimens of that beautiful and essentially Roman style of art, comprising many boxes, with the Pope's portrait, and finally an ample collection of crosses and decorations of the various Pontifical orders, have been placed at the Cardinal's disposal for the princes and members of the Imperial court. To guard all these treasures, as well as the revered person of the Pope's vicar, from the sacrilegious attempts of any brigands who might be haunt ing the road, a strong escort of gendarmerie accompanied the cortege, a piece of service which must have rather warmed the soldiers in their saddles, as his Eminence set out at half-past nine in the morning on his hot and dusty journey. At Palo, half-way to Civita Vecchia, as well as on his arrival at the latter town, the cardinal was received with salutes of artillery and all honourable demonstrations from the local and military authorities, to whom in return he offered a sumptuous repast, the preparation of which had been previously entrusted to the gas. trooomic skill of the Roman artiste Spilmao. Amongst the guests were the officers of the French steam oorvettes Da Caylas and Promethde, who are to have the honour of conveying the vicar to Mar seilles, several of whom visited Rome immediately on arriving, and were presented to the Pope on the day before yesterday. The French ambassador set out from Rome together with the cardinal. A consistory is to be held on the 16th of this month for the purpose of adding six new members to the Sacred College. The prelates thus destined to the Cardinalitlan purple are Monsignors Beroabo, who will also be appointed Prefect of the Propaganda College; Di Pietro, hitherto nuncio at Lisbon; Grassellini, commissioner in the Legations; Medlci s the Pope's majordomo • and two Austrian bishops. Another instance h asi been recently afforded of the flagrant facility with which the organic laws of this country are violated by the very authorities who framed them. Much stress has been laid upon the municipal representations granted by the Pope in 1851, se affording the provinces a field for free administration in all matters of internal in terest. The municipal councillors were to be named by the goverament at first, and then partially renewed by election, after the fashion of close corpo rations; but even this limited system of representation has not been observed, and the nomination of muni cipal councillors continues, in spite of the explicit law on the subject, to be made entirely by the govern. moot. The arbitrary mode with which they are treated is another matter of grievance amongst the municipalities. The municipality of Nettnno, a little town on the seacoast thirty miles from Rome, having been at law with Prince Borgheae, who has immense landed proprty all round, came to an arrangement a ea few years ago, with which the prince is now dissatisfied. The municipality wished to resort to the tribunals once more, but the prince appealing to the Pope, his Holiness named three cardinals to judge the case pending, sod to decide with fall power es an exceptional tribunaL At the same time, lest the municipality of Nettuno should appeal against so unheard-of &decision, his Holiness dissolved the whole council, and by sovereign reacript named a new one, at the head of which was Prince Borghees himself, backed by a number et goverment employee, whole appointment as eeaseillon in expressly prohibited by the law on m The new council, with the to le in earful minority, immediately met and sleet Prince Borghese as their prior, but, as he eould not with any shadow of demur' , be plaintiff and defendant at the same time, he resigned in favour of an employe, who is now prior of Nettuno, although legally incapable of being even a councillor. A similar cue recently happened at Ciennenanc, where, the corporation being at law with Prince Cc • loons, was, by that nobleman 's interest, dissolved, and new and more docile councillors arbitrarily . named by the government. Thus the nature of the institutions of this country is defective enough, bat the mode of administering them is still more so, owing to the go vernment setting itself above all law, and the Pope making black white, according to hie incontestable right, conveyed in the traditional verse: Album il. nitro Papa potest taws. EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA, KAT 31. Hie Highness the Viceroy of Egypt has jut *screed the mestablishment of the school of medicine sad Other memory minas at Cairo. Oa hi amnion to the throes, struck with the abases that had point lip seder the hertfal funds. which for some year put bad bees giros to the institutions with which his father had widowed Egypt, his Highness saw the necessity of reforming them, sad u a lint step be aholialted the school of msdielse at Cairo, which had become an empty pre test*, so completely had it bent pretend ender the previous gummiest. This institution is now 'boat to be restored, his Highness jadgiag the present a favourable time for reconstitatiag ft. The large banditti ailed seabirds, formerly occupied by blew:king works for Indian cottons, has Jost bees pet in order sad fitted for the prr posed purpose, gad wilt foraith sesommodation for slums la the different brewshes of medial Mammies, iseladlog also a publis bsel setablislumest. Thu a antral military _ _ bespit.l, a dolt haapltal, an aglow for the Isaias, a seboOl at seetlienne awl phstrasey, a whoal of seldwihry, a 'mean or salmi Mawr e ebeenistry, sad astand philosophy, an asslasloal sad pathologioal muarast, a botanical sucks, ma a porgiles (or aeollwatiaing tropical exotica, will be Is. olsgail r Ye WOW arta, sad will kr= the grand model setaNilhosall. The emilateddeg garden mentimed above will sot only nada tbe roast infonaut *mice to Egypt by istroducieg sow sad usehtimmioe of plants, but *di lied es the pis toled's et mob biota se ons eepeeinlip eisseed te the raft set et the lelimus el Inn, and isseild send Is isep beck the seed hem the basks of the mai It 0111 eke erne es a treasitteeal plot for invited Oasts to be intreMosee la the anthers o,astrlw of Europe, perticaleety Italy, Spain mad the meth of limos, sod The site el the sew sohootr s atairobly selected. It steads en the banks of the Nile, between Cairo aid Bullish. The railroad panes sloes by, and the high road to Sebonbra rum alongside of it. The Viceroy has determined that a line of mailmen end waggons should be established for the ommyancs of the sick from the ten branch esta bbehneets in the sly foe emulsions medial Myna, and from the barracks situated at a distance from the Nile and the railways. Nothing, in short, has been spired to *mare te this work of INVilieStiOn ell the imputative end utility which naturally belong to it. In earryiag out tiff arreriestesie ter the re.eeseti• tacit)* of the medical Institution in Egypt the skill and eaperionee of Dr. Clot-Bey, the founder of the former medical school at Abousbel, wbe is at pre sent here, will be medal**, and will isostribute to the assaiticsa end seemOlshistent of the Tioesoy's liberal Memnon. The Mnsier of the sew sakes! of maids* will be a Orman pheeleiss, Dr. Beyer. The Irsegies el the barber of Alesestrie is arm esm pleteds vends gals us e be whist Is ester watt est the emblesse WAAL Oharls slit sotto ere abatis is Utaegraphol as& published sign it the View". THE OVERLAND MAIL. OMNI eon ova WSOXISDAT. The Yee* wired at this port at half-put fin o'clock this morning with the lodise and Australia's wails. The letters and papers which she has brought Will be dispatched bean at tea o'deek Winning. THE ITALIAN LEGION AT MALTA. (rim ova owl' MALTA, JrtiE 4. The Italian Legion, on her Majesty's birthday, had a grand day of rejoicing. All defaulters forgiven; plays in ha open air, dancing, conjuring, &c. ; and in the evening a grand illumination ; grand in respect to their means ; the only way they had to show their loyalty, and they made the best display their circumstances permitted. They e•a to be removed from Fort Mantel, and pert to occupy the tents vacated by the 61st, and to be treated like soy other pert of the gerrison. Of this they aypear very proud. There appears a difficulty what to do with this flee body of men. Why not allow them to colonise one of the depripn. fatal portions of the Ottoman empire —such as the Lyre nein from Port Bomb to Bengasi, or blytilece ?—or in fact sly of the islands in that neighbourhood, or a por tion of the Dardanelles now lying waste, and requiring the slightest cultivation to be mast pro. duetive. If encouragement was given to eoloniaa these parts, in 20 years the riling generation would pr 'tect the land from the grasping Ru sians, and we should require no army of occupation, and the improvement to the country end the Turks would be a step in the right direction. On Sunday last the whole of the Italian Legion in Ft:t Mantel were innocently emoted by a pantomime, their band playing, while some of the men waltzed or polkad; no drinking, no noise; but all happy and contented ; while our British soldiers and sailors were drinking and swearing in ir;sersble little dirty grog•shcpe. The result was that many of the English soldiers and sailers got into 'crapes, while not a defaulter wu found amoeg the Italians. Before stopping the Sunday bands and rational amusements the authorities should to prepared to keep the men from temp.. tation. EXTRAORDINARY NAVAL PRE PARATIONS. Her Majesty's ships Nile, 91, Captain Mundy; Shannon, 61 (new screw frigate), the Prlade*, 21, Captain D'Eyncoutt ; and Cossack, 21, Captain Fanshaws, bass been telegraphed to prepare for sea (" foreign service") with all possible dispatch. Their destination is believed and currently reported to be North America. The Commie has had criers for some day to for Halifax, and this probabilty is the intended destination of the squadron now so instantaneously ordered to prepare for active service. The Arrogant had received instructions to fit out for the conveyance of the British Ambusador and staff from England to St. Peters burgh, but she has now returned the fittings and supplied their places with something more substantial. On Tuesday evening, at half-put 6, the Arrogant steamed through Spit. head and down Chums' under sealed orders. The Shannon is not yet commissioned, but was put in bend on Tuesday to be prepared for • crew with the utmost despatch, ant a vast body of artificers were set upon her to expedite her readiness. All the commanders of the gunboats at Ports mouth were also ceded to the Port Admiral's on Tueeday morning —it Is rumoured, to receive instructions for basis, their respective 'mule ready for active service at tele graphic notice. When these virus's sail there will be upon, or on their way to, the North. American and West India station the following fleet :—Nile, 91, Captain G. E. Mandy; Powerful, 84, Captain Mamie; Boscawin, 70 (flag), Captsin G:anville ; Intsum, 72, Commends. Morris; Pembroke, 60, Captain Seymour, C. 8.; Cornwallis, 60, Cspten Wellesley, C.B. ; Barrels., 61, Captain G. Ramsay, C.hl. ; Amphion, 34, Captain Chad.; Vestal, 26, Captain T. P. Thompson; Eurydice, 26, Captain Tsreton, C. 8.; Tenement, 24, Comma • dere Kellet, C.B. ; Cossack, 21, Captain Penske's; Pylades, 21, Captain D'E y rt ; Arachots, 18, Com mander Inglefield ; Malacca, 17, Captain Farquhar; Fal con, 17, Commander Campion; Archer, 15, Captain Heath este ; Mariner, 12, Commander Bate; Espiegle, 12, Com minder Lambert ; Arab, 12, Commander Peens ; Daring, 12, Commander Napier; Bassard, 6, Commander Dobbie; Argus, 6,Nommander Purvis; Essilisk, 6, Commander Crofts.; Smorpion, 6, Master Commander Parsons; Hermes, 6, Commander W. B. Gordon. Only one.thisd of the above are sailing ships ; the steamers, although mounting but few guns, mount the heaviest carried, and goof crews. The Nile, Pembroke, and Cornwallis are wow line-of-battle of ship.; Euryalus is the heaviest &st eles* frigate; Termagant, Cossack, Pylodee, and Malawi are the heaviest class of corvettes, carrying 69 and pounders. The Vestal and Eurydice are heavily armed ". donkey " frigates ; the Amphion is • heavily armed frigate. The 12-gun sloops are the newest and most efil cient of their class, all carrying long 32's ; end the 6-gun 'Masten are mounted with bow, stern, and broadside guns of the heaviest metal and longest range ; and if a flotilla of gun-boats be taken into consideration, about eighty of thehuvieet and nevoid guns of the longest range may be a hied to the computation. _ _ _ The light squadron of derpstch boats and gunboats, under the command of Captain Watson, C. 8., in the Int. piriesse, of 61 gone, and comprising, of the 6ist-namad east, the Wanderer, the Victor, the Ringdova, the Lap. wing, the Pioneer, and the Intrepid, and, of the second alms, the 13.alling, the Janus, the Beaver, and the Drake, sit arrived la Falmouth on Sunday, and will till op with coil and protisione immediately, in con sequence of the receipt on that day of en Ad. miralty tilegrsphic d.opetch, which was ccmmuni cited to the Commodore, thin off the port, by one of the genboets. The evolutions of the past week bare em butted soiling, steaming, gunnery, and various otter net. gime, which are now suspended, as it is suriniwl that these ships will all proceed to the American coast forthwith. The Mohawk and other steamers are expected to join at Fel• month. Her Majesty's ship !Thomson, fil, is the chief object of preparation in Portsmouth dockyard, The artificers are as buy (and numerous) u bees upon her, and are setting sp her rigging and kismet fittings with astonishing alacrity. Captain George Nathaniel Broke, Bart., C. 8., ion of the eselebeated 'rioter in the action between the old Shaanos and the C►esapeake, visited the new Shaanoa a few days ago, and this has given entreaty to a report that he will for sold tang gym" be appointed to the command of t►is, the largest sad most powerful steam-frigate in the world. There are two other captains, however, also named in the mart " report" as likely to have the honour of appointment to this ship—Franels Scott, kte of the Russell, Odin, it,, and William Peel, late of the Diamond frigate, sod the battery before fiebutopol which took its name from that frigate. The noel of this morniog rays there is no longer lay doubt that Mr. Crampton is to be dismissed, and " thsegh the easel intelligence of hie diamMul his not yet reached as, we nay antaialy expect to receive information to that effect by the very nest arrivaL At the same time that oat minister is to be dismissed the exeroltor will be withdraws from the three consuls whom the Anisettes govern ment menders as gem ity of a violation of its municipal law or sovereign rights, or of both. Of the correct• noes of this intelligence we cannot, out, rtunstely, pretend to empress any mouser of doubt. • • The expulsion og Mr. Comptes is no longer, we believe, jsetified ezelasivelg en the evidence of the discredited witnesses, but this is coslinsol, as it is contended,by that of other tritnewormito ewe to prep up the eakieg credit of the original la ?arson; and cereis statements of Mr. Clayton, Mr. Crit tenden, end other snensbets of the Beasts', distinctly chugiag Mr. Cramptoa with falsehood in the version given by bins to Lord Clarendon of conversations which had passed between him and then gentlemen, are also tilled on. Bet this is not all. Mr. Dallas, the present American Moister hum, is, we us amend, armed with the tallest pones to negotiate and finally settle the disputed connected with the Centel Amarlean question ; and, if unab'm to some to say agreement, the two contraetieg Tarries are empowered, wilboat farther reference to Americo, to refer the goodies to the atbitration of some impartial third per KG, to be aeloetod by mutual concurrence." Thai widow of M. David (d'Angere) has presented no Taman Freestls with a bast of kidils. Mars, one of the last predustleas of the artist's chisel. Marshal Bandon, Governor. General of Algeria, has arrived fa Freese. The Austrian Archduchess Elizabeth, wife of the Archduke Marks Ferdinand, has just given birth to a riser. Loa pew the acconchement of 'he Empress el *spirts sad the Archduchess took place on the same der, sad in the present instance a similar evict, in the use d the Buenos. is ezpected to occur within a few meek.. EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.—Since the peace Imp number of ships have been ehartmel bI fermi it. tenders shipownote in the atetrepolls for ViTiolll, parts of Australia, and which new lie in tt e East and We.' le& Docks, the London, and St. Katheribe 1) ckr, preparing fat that destination. There have been many apolimoons free those desirous to emigrate, sad it it curried that Ks-hewed will lairs mama pesseugerr.