The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-07 00:00:00

Ifir rips expreflo. dvartisiseeta Ifteentlad ix TN raven,. Lemke limbs pop% sot Os .t Um 015 ft, 10, Boareriwareet. by Two o'Clodt ea 1100 day of pub .:Eke. MGR WATIN AT LONDON DRIDGX Tim 15.T—Verstag, lb. illea.........Altriesa. air ka. Twisaasw—liersiag, 616 1446......—A1artawy lb. War LONDON, THUBSDAY, AUGUST 7. A vothr favourable impression hoe been prodeted by the half yearly Report fast pat forth by the Directors of the London sod South-Western Railway. This Company, the prospects of which were compa ratively doubtful meow two or three years bask. hoe of late deservedly attained a first elan polities anseept the great railway undertakings of the essatry. The management has usds•iably improved; noressed attention is paid to eoessessioal rehnss ; sad a stricter supervisica appears to be exercised in ivory departmeat. The Direetoes,with legitimate self lasdation, draw attention to the het that whilst the trait has increased during the hallCyear by 61,3994 the working expenses h►ve only increased by the sum of 18,0241., being at the rate of 29.36 per osat. on Unions increase of receipts. The remit is, that this Company, which very recently Gould pay only • 31 per nat. divided, is sow enabled to make • distribution at the rate of bf per asst. per seam he the lean remunerative half of the year. Teo Board at the sane time his the satideetios etsseleg its policy widened by the approval seaohnosely pee •saaced by its own proprietary sad by the gourd pablie, who are sanded that in the press•t intern the stroogly-rested dispedtio• of dinettes to strata divides& and to postpone the adoption el Weave. sisal charges has toes subjected to salutary restraist. Perhaps it would he naressoaable se yet to expect that railway amonsts—eves those of the best an mod compinise—oltould be fringed with such sot a pekoe fairness as to altogether defy twiddles. Probably the removal of the minor blemishes whiek still, to oar mind, deka the report of the London mad South-Weston aderinistratioe, must bs a gradual peer—a work of time. We setae with satistesties that of the Warsaw of 18,024& is the working =raw, 6,6491. represents the amnia &Traded daring the half-year red qf reeenes is the resewal of pert of the primmest way, and in the laying et additiosal sleepers ces *por tion of the line. Whosevat a railway hosed prows practically that it is filly aware of the imperative necessity of setting aside a suliciest patios el the wrest roves, tsr the mantissas at the original undertaking, there is the strongest greyed for feel kg cooldeues in its Ware prosperity, for, agreed upon it, heasety of monogamist inevitably begets pro tricky. But the Looks aid South-Westese share holders will probably view with late rewire the somewhat ominous hints throws out by the Mestere ia 'armada' of their rosin= for sow koalas the 406,010& cd sialloteed capiW. The het that • the Oompaay's powers for borrowing for general patrons are exhausted," indicates that the Board have seedy ewe to the eod of their tether i• this dirootion. Tag s they remark, "the sompletica of the lige from Audover to Salisbury, the enlargemeet of the Nine Mai statics, authorised in 1633, and (if the prosaic la wless of trails soatiouse) the provides of eddikariel rolling stock. sad the outlay required for ailltbonsi slabs* oesaismodeben sad sidings. will la the seat two years sail foe a coadderaide moodiest' as sapital .serest." The &tare has evidently a good deal to bear. As long as " ospital moment" ma be made available for relief, it is away curtain that &motors will ty thither for retype —on some °snakes, we fear, whom mamas ought rather to be made to, bear an lammed berthas. This apposhearlea le sertaialy warranted by the pump in the auditors report to the effect that : The amount at the debit of plant is capital secoaat stood, as the 30th Jess last, at 6116,664 L lb. Id.; la skit tle., 14,3671.13 e. 9.1. has bees ezpesdad is the ear• net half-year, which ma is placed to swam account, as the proprietors have use yet dateradeed that it shall be carried to capital.* These "surpass assoants" form a dangerously ommalent receptacle la which to deposit items of expeedintre previous to throwing them spat the ever growing heap of " capital ariesant." Of the multifarious heeds into whisk the balseaselasts of railway compaales Sr. divided, there are kw to which a reformer should earlier ad. dress his Meatiest thin to "suspense ameants." It ham hest the habits kr yaws amooget 'misma naged sempsaise to make a gnat parade of patting to " engem. eseseate " many seas in reality stoutly chargeable plait memo. The system kneed a spokes menprombe, directors being kr too slaver to shook the NOM of their oon. mitt:eats by elemaily attempting to prows an Jame- Mate vote for adding oath OMB " sapital." Yet sumps:ally, perhaps at the very nest half-yearly meeting, when the sharsholdsn' recollembe of the mods is which the " nspense arrogate were emoted had become Mater, the eau would be quietly tmasferred to " mpital," and perhaps fresh "sus. pease aecoants " wised, by way of elatineing the dehudra. Three roman we would observe, have vat►rr a immoral thee a parties's, appliestiew. We have so with to press especially ea the Lewd". sad Beath- Wasters Company, bet would weeperiagiy animas the fake system of railway asermate wader whisk jegglery of this had is prestisoL Pedalo et this deseriptima s►ould eager the earnest atter tin of railway sitsreholders. When they see a • seepsneo" er dsilarly quidoeable amount upped, t►ey should sake themselves thoroughly sepabited with the {articular. relative to it, resember it for future guides's, sod. whew direr/ton are bead timeserving and admits" its the diatribe tics of doubtful dividend', tie pepriseen should be ever ready to pelmet a diverges's from the basset path. We are aware that in insisting thee strongly epos the amenity of Unmask!, straightforward sod faithful amounts, we rue Neater to the sestet views of eery peopietern who are for nothing bet large dividearb, no natter bow earned. We test, howeve►, that parties who t►iok thou esamitate nerdy a minority, sad, whatever be their amber. it is one of our objesta to waved them. la fed, every smaideration of saU interest should usgs shareheiriers to the upright sperm which we adv.- sate. Lot say prom look back epos ear railway history dariag the rookies HUDSON : Ist his mark the ruinous collapse which spray eseurrsd I Ist ►is notice bow a similar policy cm the Beaten Counties itailway asaaagemout led, more ' , sassily, to similar discredit. After these wasting maples, it la estenishieg that soy bolder of railway meek ma base blind to ble own interest se to erosive at the *slag se the FINS of modestly false balsam-shown tortases a policy is lactably rem through maw or later, sad defeats the aim: of its metostore. Oa the oilier bead, the pablio are qui& s : a Wolin sad to appreciate the efforts ef dimmer. °War mth" to act fairly. This is rufficketly l: roved by tic. position which the Loaders end scstb• ii i iilllllMiem•is. THR EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1856. RUSSIA BERLIN, Allow: 6. Into Myrna hu arrived here that the Ea; bah fiset which remained is the Bait bad resolved orders to concentrate its forte in the Black Bea to superin tend the meshes of Article 20 of the Treaty of Pesos, not yet carried into effect in coosequenos of the non-restoration of ban and of the occupation of the Isle of Serpents by the Itswiess. The Russian authorities have resumed the exercise of their functions throeghout the whole extent of the Crimea.—Mormisp Post AVOVIT 6. Letters from St. Pebreburg state that M. de &a bate is invested with fall powers to arrange, on his arrival at Constantinople, the differences which have arisen relative to the Isle of Serpents. The soconots of the state of the crops in the kite• rior of Roams are excellent. The BOrsoftlialle of limbers eap:—" The last amounts which have reached the Ministry of War of Russia state that defer Paths has not thought proper to obey the injunctions et the Porte; he still main. tains himself at Aaapa with a numerous corps of cavalry, and makes excursions in the neighbourhood. It is thought that General Mouravieff will soon direct an attack against the Caucasian army commanded by Safer, and the redaction of Amps will depend on the result of that attack" An imperial ukase has Jost been issued forbidding the Jews from taking service in the fleet. It results from a report addressed by the Minister of War to the Emperor that the militia is now die banded throughout the whole of the Russian empire. This operation =opted three months. At the period of the battle of Trade, the number of the militia under arms was 350,000. They had brought into action, but they did good *mid in re placing the regular army in the interior service of the country. Had the war continued the militia would have been increased to 800,000 men. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE LEBANON. LIVERPOOL, WZII3IIIIDAS. The Cunard mew steam ship Lebanon, Captain Cook, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon. She left New York at 12.40 on the 24th ult., with 10 presagers and 160,000 dollars in spook. There is no important intelligence. The money market at New York wa well sup plied, bet stocks were rendered dell by the Persia's advice& Cotton was quiet, but holders firm. Bread. stuffs in good demand, and prices had an upwerd ten dency. Provisions dull and lower. Freights were steady, and a fair amount of cargo acing kr Eng lish porta. . Western Railway Company has attained, for despite the minor drawbacks to which we have alluded, the public are evidently improved with a belief that the general management of this Company is good and well intended. A comparison of the present price of its stock with that of a year or two took will prove that the gain to the shareholders is in every sense a most substantial one. Unfortunately the commercial moos of the London end South-Western is not general amongst railway companies. Some of the forthcoming half yearly statements will compare bet poorly, we are afraid, with this Company's report. Bat let not shareholders be discouraged. The good fortune of the London and Soath-Western Company, it is _ tree, is materially promoted by the comps. retire lightases of its debenture charges. In this respect the undertakieg entreats most favourably with the mobarnused Great Western Company, which some months buck, as all the world kaows, was put to sore straw in the mural or discharge of the debentures falling due. BM the improved system of managesseat which has sleeved the London and Booth-Western line, is equally open to the adoption of every other railway company in the kingdom. And we saterts;u a full conviction that to this pus things meet come at last. False, garbled, or even disiagenaons accounts ought really by this time to name teams an obsolete aboac—aa enormity of the Xt. Once bring that mighty engine, public eplaise, to bear upon even the stroughOlds and WM &envious of railway ocereptioo, sad they M 4014 overthrown. Bess the mink able DAVID WADDINGTON, despite his Allem fight and trandeut susesee, is sow amedleil to bow to public opinion, which sternly refund to recede from its verdict of maidemnation. In *bib* in the wawa desire which railway adulterate= sow show to stood well with the pablie, is tbs lanes with which their proceedings are watched bp the proprietors, and is the gradual rim la the stew deed of railway morality, we hall symptoms of as approach to a sew aid puree order of things, selsa.. l lated to elevate this Important interest to its pow positioa. Bat to confirm and strengthen this lame. lag tendeaey, it is essential that shareholders and the press should keep their shoulders steadily to the wheel. Meek good has already been done, bat mush more remains yet to be aseemplished. got gouti. OSBOBNI.Wrimemv. 1 Priam Alfred arrived at Oeberas yesterday, Mae the Royal Loire le Wrest Park. The Qom sod Prises. rampaged by the Prior er Wale., Pease Alfred, Prim Millar, sad the Prima Merl, drove eat is the attenaos. The lasi mad Correa odClereedeo - , Llestausat.Gesag Mr W. Oedriegtaa. Wood the Has. W. Parham, mad Carel the Mir Gorge Caber &wird ea gait to Mr Majesty. ------ - Tb• Duke. of Kest, @needed by Lady Aspires item mad Sir George New, took leave et Ms liejesty, ead a left Ckbevos fee Leedom. To day Wag tba analooromy of Primes Alfritea birthday, the bud of tba Bard Marion played .. Me isms. . __ .. _ Timi Dubose of lint scrim' ai ber residesos, Clensoe boom, St. limes% at balfiset ate Vault yesisodey eves lag, hut Ottronto. Her loyal 1 Oast% attiodoil by Lady Aerates Braga sad WI George Cooper. croseet hen Hes late of Wisbt, is itt• Poky royal lies& poet, to lima saptoo, sad &availed by the Leeds. mod lloath•Weiets Baden& to dor Waterloo &ratans. Tim bashes et Olreantie Ms Ws 111. but was Wise romenisy. - Mr Cheep Choy left Lawlor yesterday for Fsnobs. The Chassidtor of t. Isotweiver left towa yesterday for tee asst of Sir &awl& &sale" bolas Lacy, Resaford. VISIT OF THE LORD MAY OR TO ROCHESTER WBOXISDAT. The Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor,as soaossystor of the rivers Thames sad Medway, paid as 'Metal septesalal visit to this oily this day, serompaaled by the r field* M oen of the City of Loa** for she purpose of impesdes the Themes awd Medway. The dole party WO the fkawstrick , pier, Dkokwall, shortly after obis esiesk this 'Bemis( lc a medal msemer, sad promoded sleety lowa the Thames te Ormosead. from whose* they mathmed their warm to flosobsad-pier, 'bans the authority et the Lord Moyer ever the rime Thum tortoises's. Ms lordship sad the SOW metalmn of the sorporaties mashed llowthead at shoat two Wank sad aim mislay ol sena them time, tor the }armee of ohertviag the mast formalities at that Immadary, hi. lordship sad t►e other Aside pressedod from !Whoa to eater the river Medway, aser (Manse sad Ik. Laseasier battery, whisk has beer erected sloes the last visit of the Lard Mayer soma years ads. A maw left Ibis city at half pest moo Wiles& this ober woos, having es bard, besides the umbers of the sorp► mace, a lame amebae of the prisolgel iah►bltaats. After }comedies same diatom dews the Medway t►e mosaawr soars*, the Lewd May.. wee observed, sad liamodistaly after wards the ether swam dropped Mien sad sesersed the lard Mayor to Lipase, molly oprolte Chatham Dockyard. Oa mookiag Ulmer the Lord Mayer sad his tams landed at the. City of Leaden boaadsry Irons, sess taw powder sisissias, sad pot Si, from Ow snidest ssidio. Tlss wad prosisisailas was boa reed. Ma the it einoiceles perfarsed. l i laded's, the dietriboties et ambit &we wise, alas midge lime ebb wry *gob neturand is the etemewheob mad pr weeded se beehrerer-hridge. Daring the regrew el the Lord Kew ap the Medway the attendee or Wiled hip was perianderly dandled it the Nile .1 the did re sea beaks of tM deer. Widelb Is army *IS are being naiad envoy by the arias elite Ode to as reef sabot, owl at ▪ distmat dote threaten te be ell mini blittinewilase to the entomb boosting this river. •• • Oa noshing this city, him lordship ri tin wommiaing mewling ottheparty landed, end his larbilip libel with the eerperatiat et the Croy s Betel Ile *air ins Wled by the - !wed Meyer ; ea the tonalaolka el tho bealset die oleic poly reamed to Loodos by epeeist trio ea the Nee* &at Sailteey. Tito Berl of Milo is to deliver the latrodoetery &lime to the oternbeve of the Edinburgh Philoserbletl lastitatisa for the amain seeks. Sir Fttuoy Bally sad his daughters an about to take op their residents to a skirt uns at the ullag• Kilaahr.—hreeraser Adeureters. air J. Rots, tits osiotwatad Antis navigator, Ms unwed as a visit to Cartels IL Clair, at Illavertas (halt, Cbslieshas, sad in 'spool to nod a paper es "Tits De viation at tia Oemptis," to Ha Ira* Arissiaties. Colossi Pony Herbert, M.P., who boo just so tonal from dm Crimea, orlon* Is illai tb aloe of to dot army, Is to bo out wished fa _as/midi% sad his alsosttaaato at Loam on about W posoat bin with a lava. Simpkins sad The Royal Ceßeie of Botiono, Edinburgh, at ' o somas( a the owpowellee of t►. Med last saselwouely anted Ills had new Smith, illeetor-gestrel of the army sad 041160116 seelkal &palmist, ea hasotar7 fellow of deo Tie Bath Awned states that at the last hoar al tlr Free* amiss kw you@ wen %adored to Mr. Nicoll he lb* sea et 401., awl were by law fadieasatis rstised. The Lard Che.seellor. ea - the room esetidatiso of the ant of Camelia'. has appoistl4 Herbert !stern, E.g., h . P., Is be sa• of as suestratse tor the meet, Heetherd. A eseety weds; will be kW oMfb is Norfolk le peepers ea Wren, ewgtoole ls<rr lsl4 arty ea the viten or pone eel the whammy awns to tee treaty of Pens.lb. asoveeent has rsossivsd Ms epprnat of Um Migh Neve (14.1. R. Led). ROYAL ITALIAN cinate.—Altbeepli the veliellifee Corestlerfeet Theehetilat wiriamPf allmoaa. b 7 ne mesas minis Ow the . eew ewer we hi the Mere hose of duo awl bake Open theeney. Is the mot of aegiLas oars nimbi, Owe he the resepthe of his Op kes wade ver vevete ke sesulai Arm -I,elleeete kr the seat uoiwV osesee. OSCianli‘L Lielott.-.-Tbe members of the Ortkiatral 17stee, emetootee y If r. Alfred Mahe and eesempeeled b Ifirreee Pine, ere skeet vetting Ow pad- pet Feminist Woo fa Naghad tad Inlaid. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. SPAIN• The following is a telegraphic despatch from Ma drid, dated Tuesday, the bth inst. :—" The Catalonian bands are either hemmed in or dispersed. General Falcon bee retired to Moses. Several gesershi will receive Castilian titles. The Marc& de Maids (M. Orenes) who, it was said, had been set at liberty, is still trader arrest at Valencia. The Gantt* con tains no political news." The latest letters hoar Madrid say that the govern ment is preparing an administrative programme which will be shortly muted into 'agenda). The country sat present divided into twelve osptaincies genets! and fortrtive intendancies, taking their names from the capital towns. Among the hitended reforms, one is said to Its the creation of ninety sub intendeneies, which would correspond with the French eub.prefeetares, and introduce into the re motest parts of every province the energetic action of authority. . . An extraordinary Gauged at Madrid pobliehes the following: ... . " The President of the Council of Ministers and Minister of War has received the following tele graphic despatch from Saragossa, addressed to him today, at half-past one o'clock, by the Captern- General of Aragon : " ' I have jog entered the city, where I wee re ceived with the usual honours. The National Militia is now surrendering its arms to the respective commanders, who are to deliver them to the com petent authorities. The greatest tranquillity prevails in the city, and it your Rieelleney thinks proper, the battering train may bs ordered back to Madrid. The troops who had come from Catalonia and Valencia have returned to times proviesse. I have appointed Brigadier Bislang* deputy commander ad esterim."' A Madrid letter of the god, in &draws of the usual post, centains this The Gasette, in an noeneing the =caution at Gracia of sixteen inset. puts. says that the realm why they were shot woo that they murdered the military commander Revell and els dicers who had given themselves into their hands. "The Gam* also says that the mewed imargesta of Bare loan, altheast they proclaimed the Itepablie at the bat/loads* la that city, have placed themselves miss the ceders et Carlist chiefs. "It sneers that Marshal Eeportere,ffli lemming the surrender of Bengoesa, demanded pompano foe La grew. " The progreolets are math displeased at M. °longs continuing la the embassy at Paris. " The recent events having required the removal of the civic guards from their different statices, rob beries have become extraordinarily nasserons—in feet, each disorders were never bikes witnessed. Orders have boss given to the civic guards to mina to their pests. " A royal coetakeion has left for Marseilles, to re wire Prises Adalbert of Bavaria, who fits wherry the Infanta Data Amelia. The marriage is to he celebrated towards the 10th It this math." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mom ova own cmazzurovviat.) PARIS. WaDIIZIDAY Inouye. Marshal Pulliam, who.. departure from Mar milks for Plowbiafts has bees aanoaseed by tele graph, arrived at the latter place yesterday about 11110114 "Ice the espeennion of tho arrival of Matehal Poliwier in Paris oa Friday, the Eith,*esys the Mani taw de (Angle," orders have been given to all the general Alma of the army of Paris to rowed os that day to the terminus of the Stnsburg Railway to receive him on hie arrival' Prison Jerome, having postponed his visit to Havre in oonsegneneo of the gnat heat, has left Vii. legenis to tab op his reoidenee as the Palace of Hoodoo. Coast Walsweki ;e mooted is Paris this ironing. Amerling to a Perim letter in the Ledependenos Beige the oogneibleseral are likely to be is. giggled to processes en opinion in their approashisg sittings es the great emotion of striking oat the word " prohibition" from the Preach tacit Thies bodies, es yea are aware, are sot of the importers* that they knurly were— first became they are sot fairly elected, and secondly beanie tiny dare not express as opinion on any question of general interest. unite by the coeniniCe of the government. It has been authoritatively laid down that they have se right to dimes any matter not "Wally relating to their own department,. This rah, however, I. only amid apes whoa it is appre headed that they might volunteer asseeeptable &dries. They are made age of whoa his embed to represent them es legitimate exposente of pablio opinion. These• fon, if the Zuseilpendemee he rightly informed, there is goad hope that the bill abolish*/ prohibitions will be carried seat year. The Boer* (gamed with more ikeinam to-day, and after a peeled of stagnation, with& lasted nearly an hoar, ea upward movement append decided. The Rests elosed with a ries of 20e. for ask and 16e. for amount, at 70fr. 600. gad Mr. 70e. Credit Mobiber roes 20fr., and Beak of imam 116 fr. The railway market was well supported. Lyme rose 1M r. Push negotiations between this otnapeay and the Mediterranean are talked of. °rims rose 10h and the *Ober lines about 21s. fOs. Prime Gregory WAG, who reeraily gave up the grovavameat oI lioldavie, has arrived I. Paris Verdi, the emperor, \as jest anived ia Paris. The 11lossafer du 71;airse lays t—" Madame Mashies Brehm loft Battier at alas ea Mesday maim/ for Bt. Petersburg. This is what we us seabird to alarm by way of n:staked= of the false statements that have been made reeperding the whersaboats of the fair fugitive.' The total amount of subscriptions for tin nflorers from the inuadations wads ksown up to this time at the Ministry of Finance is 8.693.251 fr. The Monitor of this day states that on Monday weals( the flamer gave a farewell party at Plow litres. M. %vier, a celebrated artist, sang and played upon the horn. "The Emperor; adds the Momikwr," is is what health." Marshal Pelissier. learniog that the stay of the Barrer at Ploothitres was to be proloogrod antil , the Bth of Avoid, eked and obtained the favour of leave to pay his respects to his Majesty before the departure far Parts. The Marshal was to arrive dt Plosbierse today. GERMANY. The Clernemis Diet sijoureed it the gad instil tho 30th of October. The qualms of the fortifica tions of Begat has beta settled to the astigmatism of ell potties, by s imesiasoms vote, declaring that Basta& is ta be set cagy sacrum, hot as eatumelied map. It Is stated is it Utter km. Presidio% 1681 Deems of Orlatoo, suoanuairlod by is two too air One et Posy sad o! i, Dome of Comm, Moods `Busload, wbsto sin his of August fa will b,,==r by ths ti-rayal Way of Priam ?lONE IN THE CRIMEA. MAJOR•GENERAL WINDHAM ON THE OPERA- During his visit to Norwich, Moja-General Wind hem made ume intmeting remarks on the spirit mani fested by our allies in the Crimea, and the conduct of Martha Missies on the occasion of the assault on the Mutton. "At Chief of the Elva," observed the gallant ▪ " and having landed a arly and marred without In termkrion through the whole can psigo, I think I know the tone, the feelings, the diseipline, sod the habits of the French soldiers as well as any individual in the British may. I know nathicg whitish of their navy, bat I know that my friend, Harry Keppel, one of the bast and kindest little fellows in the British navy ' men who served faithfully with me in the Menthes, and was never absent on soy cousin when be thought he bed a chosen of getting his heed knocked off with a round shot —ltu always told me that be had no fault whataysr to flud in his cousthoirsations with the French envy; and, there- fore, I can fled nose. As far as regards the French army, I really believe that they tehaved as well as any men could possibly behave to us. (Chun.) I a not going to say that there saver was jealousy, either on their side or on ours ; but I say that when we were is difficulties they would ;always come to the Mese ; end they well knew, and honestly acknowledged, that If they had any difficulties to en- counter they were wry glad to me a battalion of red coats come up to their sappert. (Cheers.) I knew all the supe rior oaken, many of them with considerable intimacy, and I my say the same of the greet Marshal, who in fact to wards the latter sad of the war commanded the two armies, because you must remember that, though we landed is the Crimea with even numbere, they received large reinforce meats while we could receive bat few. We were palled upon to go through the first mister with only 12.000 men to do what it required 88,000 to perform. Through the in etrumentslity of our marine they got their re-agora meats over, and as won as they got inn enough they sok up the ground which was occupied by our second division, and commenced the celebrated at tack against the lisiakhoff. Throughout the whole ca the war their conduct was such, that I must my I never served with a body of men with whom I wee more delighted. (Cheers.) I well remember when it became a question that the Memelca stould be raptured—that was upon the Bth of Jane, 1865, and it was the first real advance that we made towards the town, because, previously to the Bth of June,we were in reality the besieged pony, end not the besiegers. I very well remember It Deng reported to me that Marshal Palladia celled a alumni of war, and told his own officers that he came there to ask their °pintos', bat not to follow them. When that distingushod oilier heard all that they had got to my, sad may of them said a gnat deal against an attack upon the Marnelon, he mind our Emma of Enfants, 81, Harry Jones, for his opinion. Sir Harry Jones's reply was simply this—" Lord Raglan orders me to my that when los are nady to attack the Memnon be is ready to attack the Claarries." The answer of Gene ral Fainter to that war'. There, gentlemen, that English of lcer mike what I tall talking." I cannot give it you in my other way than is the original Traub—. Voila ea Teel rappelk parlor.; I think, thenfae, that we may fekly amend that he was not inclined to prop up hie anus 1 against ours. At the last of all he certainly &- aided to attack the fawn at all placer. I believe that I tell you the truth when 1 say that one week before the last attack upon the Stadia there was so (Mendota on the pert of either French or Beg lie's to attack the Brian. They, however, changed their °pillions, and decided to make the attack. Let It be fairly mentioned to yen all, gentlemen, that In that attack we met with ti 'coy the came result Ma the French did against other seethe of similar construction. I have sever heard " C 1009006 " CLUtit.9.—A return issued this morning states that. within the lest ten yeses, fifteen eases of alleged " eritahrons " clerks in holy orders were tried in the Arabia Court of Canterbury. Four were Mee of drunk • mem, two of which were not proceeded with, and is the other two the clerks were suspended ova for three years and the other for five years; on. clerk was suspended for two years for drinking to ezeesa and undue familiarity with his sensate, quarrelling sad smiting, and habitually swearing. Another sleek was dismissed for having harboured and kept at his steerage • aotoriourly lewd and unchaste woman. Another was admonished for cursing and litter keg, lewd and indecent conversation ; and spottier sus pended for three months for refuting to bury • mopes after notice and warning given. In the • Ms Appellate Court of York during .he same period, there Mere five cater, in one of which the clerk was dismissed for desaksonese, and in another the clerk for the same cause Mele suspended for three years. In a use where the sleek Mos mensed of committing • lewd sad indecent emelt he ' W own abash, the proceedings wire discontinued. Is Ireland there appears to have been only fire CAW, Oita of width is now pending, and the other four were acedmel dace essee—one for lefosing to administer the Linea Sapper, and another for baptising a child without th• Mg- Net of the clergyman of its parish. STAMPED POSTAGE ENVELOPES.—It appeaki kat • return issued this morning, that the number of enmity/ • Stomped and Weed by the government during theist* (am ,' years was 186,124.000. The total cost of the goodustimmig 00,9861. 3e. it., white the amount repaid by the consume. In addition to the revs len' profit, was 66,8741. 19s. Ilda y , involving a lass to the government of 33101. 3s. 7d. In lig - you 1853 the amount received for all descriptions of Pita I sgestamps was 1,740,2551. 19e. 9d.; in 1854, 1,812,12fi1l ' Is. 9d., and in 1865, 1,979,3101 9e. Bd. In 1854 the imirmit losehred far pansy teciipts and draft stamps was 262,6281+ 4s. Id., sad in 1865, 270,6961. 13e. Id. MADAME TOStiAI3D'S EXHIBITION.—A portrait Most of Marshal Pelletier has just been added to the larg• -. etiffisedon of distingsished officers here exhibited. TM *. Want soldier is represented if the uniform of a Ilmshig of , Frame, profusely decorated with military order,; mum ? them the noble Order of the Bath, lately presented by Lod ' Gough, 0.0 8., as a mark of her Majesty's approbatioa kg ..; his distinsnirhed services is the field. ... ASSISTANT OBSERVER AT KEN OBSEEVATOIVIL-ce 7 The managers of the Kr w Observatory baring applied to she Council of the Society of Arta to recommen:. to them one of their candidates at the late examinations qualified to undetteke the duties of Awfstant Observer, the Comma • have aomiaated Mr. Charles Chambers, of Li:eds. who ' NS accordingly been appointed to the office. it Clumbra • obtained a certificate of the first grade in mob mailers at the examinations held in Jose last, at the Society's bongo in the Adelphi. ROYAL COLLEGE 01 SURGEONS.—The followiag gentlemes having undergone the necessary stautioatloaa for the midwifery diploma were admitted licentiates of the College at the meeting of the Court of Retainers on this 6th instant: Messrs. George Smith Hutehiron, Norwich; Jahn &repute, Southwark-bridge soul • Thomas Miles Beale, Newer. ad, Hammeremith ; Samwißowe, Leicester; James Patrice Wiggenhall, St. Gersesins Norfolk; Charles Jones Homphre ys. Llygodig Howe, Montgomery. shire ; William Stewart Boyce, Leominster; J Ain Morrie Rigby, Cborley ; and Jonathan Dickinson, Newcutle-on• Tyne. THE NIGHTINGALE FUND IN CANADA.—The wooed la aid of the Nightingale Fund, under the auspices of the filmersal Volunteers, came off left week with great eclat is Olty Concert Hall. There were present about e, and no doubt • handsome sum will be Tie surplus funds remaining in the hands of th• MA Regiment reception committee, amounting to about 2601., have been dev.ned to the Canada Military Asylum--a miry deserving iestituti in—in ail of destitute soldiers' • widows sod °rebates —Cow:inn News. GENERAL DOMESTIC SERVANTS' BENEVOLENT IN. llTlvurlox.—Ye• , erta) ailerooon. • eneetiee of this moiety was held at their office. in Seekville•street, Piccadilly, foe general bushier. 3. Beattie, E,q ,in the chair. The re port was satistact pry. The merits of the society have beam ackonwledged ry the patronage and repaint of her Majesty, and Prince Albert, together with a biers somber of the most influential of the nobility and gently ; it is also sz. Natively supported by those for oboes benefit it bar been (weeded. The total amount of subscriptions received sine* the society's fortnatioa (10 years ago) has been betwees 12,0001. and 13,0001. Of tat 'son& 9,410!. has been sob scribed by domestic servant", sod 3,2801. by masters sad mistress.,. The erMenittee of managramet is composed eff masters, of three who here been, end of this* whe still are, servants. There are now 27 remanent rensiouers on the funds, who are remain" from 201. to 161. each pm annum. Daring the p. at peer testi rary &Nitta's* he* been given in several cues at urgent dirtrese. There are at present upwards i f 7,000 matinee., and a permanent fund emeedieg 9 0001. 'The quolificatien for membership en titling to the benefits of this eacellent institution is by the annual payment of the small sum of teem 3s. to 10i., as e irding to age at the time of entering. A registry is aDO attached for servanta seeki g employ, and none but mem bers who can produce testimonials as to character ere allowed to enter. SUICIDE AT ROME.—A double suicide occurred at Rome on the 22nd Mt, under the follywiag eircumstenem. A young man nom , d Auguste o—, rcarcely twenty years 40 age, bed fallen desperately in love with a young girl, named Marietta L—, the daughter of a midwife. Ramat guar relied w.th his Tweets, Auguste prevailed upon those of Mariet.a to tecenve him into their house as • lodger, and they bed the imprudence to consent. although they worn aware (ad disapproved of his push& for their dsurfhter,whO they knew was not insenaillo to it. The two lovers, usable to shake the etiolation of Marietta's went*, who hid determined to marry her to a young artist, at length determined to t.ke poison 'gather. and accordinety Aver k a large quantity of eetraet of bel -1 Isthmus. Under the infleenre of the delirium which thle ' poison prodacee, they wore heard to sing the duet of the well-known opera Norma—"Si, ci, moriamo, mortars* 'mime," &a., and a new minutes afterwards they relapsed Into silence. One of the (entity, avertible home sho r tly afterwards, f and them sated opposite each otheras ' asleep. They had I. , ft lettere for their respective parents, esplaloiny the motives which had led them to that here rible extremity, and declaring that the young woman had always outdo , tod herself chastely and proterly. 're. 1 young artist who wet to b ore warned Marietta, on learning. TAE HALT-HOLIDAY Mori:syn.—A public meat- what had (newts& attempted to drown himself is this Mg rt the inhabitants of Devooport was held at the Town ! Tiber, but was providentially saved by some stout awls. Hall on Teesday erasing, pursuant to fogyism°a o gl ed by 1 men, who had mitt. weed his act of di irate. 61 of the haggises. J. IL. Venable, EN ,is the Mane. I ACCIDENT TO AN IRISH STEAMER.—LtveRrooL, , of the Mower. socsoied the chair. The question of theism, WEDNINDLY.—A ielegrspric (transact) from Londolitionllf of labour wee dammed at acme heath, the r suit being that ernettnete that the rt. amehip Walitta M'Connick, Captain a committee was appotn'A. ecasisting of twelve Madman Watt. which sailed from this port foe Londonderry, all and twalv, operatives, to murder the bit means of tarry- Monday, ran ashore in • dente We, yesterday, to tee wed lag out the reschutioa, and to repast at a sabaagrast meeting ward of Banisho•e• Head, where she remains. The pLeaaa. thaws. gen were all safely landed. any officer of their movie* reproach us ; on the (steamy, I hive always hued them speak in military tame of ear meanie jut es they talked of their assaults, they knowing perfectly well it wee a stilled °pasties. Their minds were beet upon the lialakkoff, end they looked to that else. I think I can say, with great truth, that I lave sever heard from the month of say siegle °Eon of ',nadir/hi in the Preach tunics one solitary disrespectful remark re lative to oar own army, and I thick we mey folly my that they have not shown any dimmer** whatever &muds me As for the &rainfalls, they clasps exhibited the greatest possible feisedahli. General Della Marmara b a dee soldier. He serried an English WOW'S, he fr.quents English ao • sod he is a per.on wt o, I believe, would stand up es mach for this meetly as for his owe. We had the etedow of a shuts of different* with may other of the French army. We did thus many acts of kindness, and they stowed as asivensi civility. They fought like soldiers at the Taunus, and they left the Crimea with the respect sad esteem of GUT) Offkar." (Clammy THE ROYAL FAMILY OF OOHS. The Queen Dowager of °ads is 45 years of age. Her ass, the detbrowed kiss. is nod about 28 years, sad her grandam, who is with hot, sad who is Mr apparent, is shout 16 years old. This loath is married sad hes ewe _ . . . . . child. The brother of the siethrowed king, who Is she with the Quoit Mother. is • general in the waive Oade array, and be, It appears, Glens the thecae la opposites to the bait appareat, se that not only is the Oade family coming to Englead to dispute with the East India Company tit the pomessioa of the throat of which the ea-king las boon de privod, bet also to settle a dispute almond themselves as to who is the rightful heir. The Queen Mother, with her Wally and suite, paid nearly 8,000!. to the Paolseult, and Oriental Company ter their pastas, him India to Hoglund. They imeapkd the whole of the lore part of the ail steamer that coaveyed them to Sees. They bad a soaking silky tied up for their atoimmodaticit sad thy lived chitty upon rice, kids, sod goats, whisk they provided themsolves, so that they have been at smell expense to the company. The Qeoes Dowager secluded herself es board, aid so one scarcely besides her own fol lowers saw her feet. On arrivleg at Cairo she wee kWh psowitram the (shwas of tratellieg over the Dosed, end she was tarried putted, °metaled fruit the gate of say is. to her hotel. The Packs of Egypt was abo st to praised from Alezeadria to Cebu by special trails, to offer ket and to place ace of hit palates at het Righaoses sorties. Tee Bethke inland at 10,000!. which was lost in the Red Sea, was intooded for a present for Qaten Victoria. Neither the Quito D-weger sot ay of her salts had sea a AI or sea before they left their °wintry, and she at least mast be • woman of same spirit and determisation to undettshe what she bee done. ACCIDENT ON TER LONDON AND NORTE WESTERN RAILWAY. Ycetenlay morning an accident Molt place s few hundred yards north of the entrain to the Watford teasel. The Woreester morning tames, coaeisting of an *eine sad tendet sad two large catapult* carei►g's, due at Bruton at 11.16 a.m., wav epor aching the Watford tunnel from Wags Langley, when, from some unexplained • , the mains sod tender left the rails, sad took their norm along what is technically ailed the en feet," helves. the up and down ilia. The carrieges were pulled off the mile, and the whole trail ran fully 200 yards along the permanent way before the coopliag broke. The miens sad tender then ran on aloes about 200 yards farther, bat most providentially bath ergiae and carriages keeping their feet," the whole train came to a eteadstill without say penis bevies re ceived serimw injury. One geallessaa got a embeekts as the arm, bat no bate was broken, and no other ►oddest was rep . rted. The driver and aloha kept their poets maa fully throughout the few tenible moderate between the eagles leaving the rails and coming to a stand, end to their ietrepidity in all probability may the freedom him senores diluter be attributed. The worst 'fleet of the saddest was the stoppage to the belle, tensioned at s critical semen, of ths day. Arne about three home' delay, the eagles and anign• were reetrateterred to the metal% mad the disabled train arrile4 in London at halt pan three eleioak. Boma Wei of the 'samosa thek jilSi SOW pseeirg star tbir line Rey be geth. led frees the fact that the trains eat of Load's detsised by t►is snidest essaded in it. sot tiptoes lite fret the tassel to a poise eolith of Bushy statist, at least cos stile sad a half, sad tbsuptaaks firmed a lite of toady as peat at 'stoat. The Inds last wash realised 71,1001.—s leapt sues that os say prei.ors session else* the opening of the railway. MARSHAL MISSIES AT MARSEILLES. At the grand banqoat glees at llareeillee to Mar shal Pelletier, the ern least peeposed after dieser wee by Geseral Car edits " To the sidiasß, so meshy of saes lag set Sae eastry." Dee hoses haslet bees des to . the Is" the Mays rose sad promeed. " Nankai Pelissier sad to sway of the Best." After the Searing whith fol lowed he lesst had esbeided, the Marshal replied Is the fdlowleg Issas s " Mmalever le Meire,—l sin peofessille sheeted by the flattish, asslioasts yes have spreold,_ead I us sot less mashie of this errs and mead was tie s give se by the shy of itssellbe. I *oboe hank yos. sir, for the bisest Named It Mat love army at whom band Ike Moston ailliiea - Ashaeri see. For te It, sue sem than to its sett* ie dee the seams whisk yes eelsbrate to-day. - Meter, la feat. did as arsy give a Asir smile of esstrar, oesateary, self-hotel sad devotion woke sub sews trials. It ie se Sees siglas, sited Nth ewe leas ash hithfel albs woe guided by the hapseer. whom elseet4 lie Otessee, that Far ea 1101- - en 1 tio6 fin it es pesosll a Wl ' f etett o :ZrOrtl ila cf er ;i t.d ar• Male will rasp the Ant bentlit. sad that its sidestrial list say ANIS its sew seem of tromerity. Bea, at areet, is say mot what wish. I give yet, lb, ' Prmperity Is he Sty of Mareellea' " The Bishop of Manilla seat propos! "The Army, se the &lissom of Freest mbar with s Chehalis spirit." the Mental replied Wag Is the Wet, eseirkg bistros dot the Fresh Seep bad see ISMS with tic miser sad htth et the Orsestisse. sited "tithe with" of de Nihon et Amleellits. The list of tame knits bets esliaartei. llisehel Peitealer. lielbo asese alludes bad besessile M the All mie end Wikr-iemilsose --I did. *spot that .task edy said ban peopesed a • Iles to estabsawe Allis bet ambler le that elks having bus eilleed. I =NO ay that we have used like_ midi , Y. Tear dieses' atoppda ets to recall to your resselle to hams =4 dm totes of the British sum, whisk skewed es hew to 1 a: or to die, the estent spirit of coomed sad eosin. t= of whisk it pre um so sassy proofs, es well es the eagerses with whisk the Bardialits arts, bet seemly seated, lofted ear nuke, sad the aohle course with Olin It fought. I as essedent, gestleates, the these shessatioas will gad as mho S your hearts, ate I Ks . sessatly 'repos to yes "The health 4 the gnome QOM of Great Brittle." sad another toast. "Too Hies eft Serdisia." The Vase Ismiag bees eathedestkally lessesred. the Mamba rose, sad, bees sods shad NMI the tables at which the aline est seems were met* dem hose Is M. Dawes eserlsee. essetat by • Seep d issess. The Shesphers of Meli 'los the ihaterlag sesseat of the at ~,, wof IS modal: " Os eatass7 . Senleg, OS 10111111i1. issehosakil by IS sayer, the teesiver-gmeral, sad Mbar pewee, awes obis IMO eased 1410, west lo felt the asedest of Mageshmsr. The 'Misty soompsay hod pissed • seseial teem at tits dismal of the party. Is the eveniag, egret s* to prates essesatemst, the wershal west to th• iheatre, while, as wall se the plebe and the adjoinies See" was brilliestly illumines& The illustrious' *few Stirred at lb. hoer appelsted, sad es his 111011111141 tie ems boa which had 'bees gated up for his reeoptisa e the' bash of the 54th Ragiment struck up a mili ii sfr, Me apostates sal mom mid ..01.e..& the emsesor let with the lendattypissilth. The neashal was by the Magog of Moselliee mad be Gems! ds vie counsels the depetsest, sad his stag. At the seeded= of Se fret phse-os ' swiselle tennis d 'Us heels Si Ifsephire '—ilisa Diabase, es of the serseso, ease hewed. awl &Hared as ode is humour of tic waist, abs swami to he sees abased at eh* homage paid to Ws. The best of the stantial stood we the stage, sad U. Dsabrea at the machetes of ha mei. tasks plead es the hood a ass of sold, and at the NM assent the female shores sheers ease forward, sad meth deposited a wows of Rowel at the foot of the pedesul." A letter addressed to the Omura: Correepeteineee (Paris) .ye:—" Priori L. Ludas Dampen* bee 110111111 spurt some ume is the Preach sad ODIUM' Bemis pre visor for the purple, of colloquies on she spot the dosu meats aad mime of ielormatieas with* he mobil dm flashily" him to empiste two impsmaat week. he intrude pablisbleg—trse smaaments raised is hewer of the Biwa Pullet muds history awl Wilma@ the Prise, bee loa• mode the subjeet of his Media. Prises Lasko, ma his re turn to Peels, is about to COMMON WI piddling= of tee Cieepel et Sr. Matthew in all the Bailee Mamas; them that of a splendid map of these dist Mess where the Bina* losireege is still spokes. /Ivory day the Plisse essem - ales reand h 4 teethe bawd at Saint alma do Lay repremstatimm et the 11•1114111•11 Eagles esteem testing is Spain sad Frame. Is has happ-sted more Was ones that the wets, all of than @raids, Sesgss, did set wideness* eme smother. bat the Prise., from his peoiesad latewiedge el seek (diem, we, feverishly able to interpnt the weed es thosght of the speaker to the emberremsd listeser. National gums use to be performed before the Prises peobahly during the festival of Utresse. The Basques mesa te Om him ■ rperisneu of their mestel mad bodily skill. • the seems of which is Lid is the medieval petNi, unposed by a pest of the esustry, will be played by solaidasen. • read isms, the w eaned plate,' la width do meet eelelirsted playas. Wr ist; as either steps of the Pyrenees ere to goateed, will be warmly oostasted. Lastly, the latticed dames and the famous Basque `jump,' will be Quested by she whole po pulation to beat of tambourins gad the seism el ',viral Misdeed dowers." THE AMERICAN WED2IIII. DAT.—TM Udtse Bates mall alsamehip daltio. Ceptem Jame Cieweleek, Weed Eros the Matey, at 1 Wallah tide ;tterw= s erew Tea, with the meet bl-wisikly moils, • a il of peteeesees, 11114 • INOWSI4I torgo ef wereheeellee we hetet. The Royal mall eteeadrip c at eeitabiewow, will sail twee* lit New Teak, ea eater. tn. &sews sequin tit be peeled hen before elm. • ca. at dot del. Tits COIN TRAM—A fall of his 18 to 90 per eat.. sop • letur eiM KM of the Mot der, his jut takes plows here be the Wee seediest. The nem is that sew wham the sew pals abloom or to market 05 muck resew Iseattty ef ehl OM Y issitt so Mod thaw was cal culated lea. All the beldam eibir We tie be the ewe, offer their Anita fer tale et the ONlievats awl so the oar het is glutted. THE SOUND DUES. This morning was issue" the report from the select committee on Sound Date, together with the proceedings of the oommittse and minutes of 'widener. The report states that the committee did not consider it within their erovinee to inquire iota the right exercised by the crown of Denmark to levy tolls on ships Gni merchandise pusiug be ' &weep the German Ocean and the Baltic Sea. It was matter of Lister, that this country b►d acquiesced in the payment of these dace for some centuries past, and th►t at this time they were paid and regulated under engagement by treaty made between the two countries for that purpose. In the year 1840, and several previous year., complaints having been urged by the trade upon the government of the injurious operation of these does, a revision of the tariff took place, and in 1841 the treaty (now I. operation) purporting to glee effect to the new regulation, was con cluded in London. The dues w►ich are now imperfect con sist of a fixed duty levied uniformly upon all chips above forty toss, and a smaller duty upon vessel. of lees tonnage, the proceeds of which are said to be applied to the main tenance of light., buoys, and beacon,; and also of duties on cargoes levied specifically on certain goof* which are enumerated, and on all goods unenumereted, at the rate of one per cent. od salovons, the amount of which is avowedly for the purpose of Danish revenue. The miichief and inconvenience attending upon the payment of these dues appeared a matter of przat complaint among all persons engaged in this branch of our trade. This Nero to arise partly from the rate at which they are levied, but mainly Uwe the manner in which they are collected. The detention of vessels, rendered weaseary by the collection of sound dues et Elsinore, appears to be a fertile source of mischief and needier' n pease, which is not adequately me 00000 d by the payments actually made to the Danish government. The report adde that t►e system of clearieg vested' at lileicore was productive of great expense and inconvenient*, while the burden falling on British commerce from these due/ was not less than between 200,0001. and 300,0001. per annum. There were many other objections against these imposts, and the committee bad no hesitation in declaring• their opinion that they ought to be abolished ; and the committee strongly recommend that, in any negotiation that may take place for their abolition, the tallest conoideru tion should be given to the memos of securing for trade free transit through any part of the Danish territory. The committee forbear to express any option upon the merits of the different plans whieb ►ave been suggested for W3COLI. plishing the object in view, and they leave it to parliament to decide on the means to be adopted for carrying into effect say arnagernest with Denmark for the abolition of the Sound Dais. 1