The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-23 00:00:00

I ~ rue exprtoo%. lavallowortolaiotimil;it .Tlio oast Is at the Moo. IS. Ow by Two *Wok on tho ar of publloodia. NIGH WATZA AT LONDON 11.1D01. lb Dat—/lendig, lb. 114.--.Aftmese. M. Ma Ilemseaver—ilareass. lb. 1a..-.....lftwuna. IL Ms. LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 23. THE resolution room:tins National Education in Ireland, which stands is the name of Mr. CHI CHESTER FORTZSCUI on the nodes paper of the Hoare of C 00303008 for this evening, is evidently no answer to that of Mr. WALPOLE which was carried on the 17th instant. The alteration propmsd is tits system on that occasion was nothing law than the establishment of separate Church of England school.. which Sr. to be placed ands, the patronage and control of this clergy and laity of the Anglican °ammonia, but to be supported oat of the funds an nually voted by PuHaunt is, the primary instruc tion of the entire people. The objection to the change thus recommended woe War—that the exist ing system recognises no sepastoor sectarian school., lye the wee of children of any persaseion—that to indiums each schools for one particular creed would inevitably lead to the institution of similar provisions Jar all eees—ad that the whole fabric of neutral and truly national education hitherto subsisting i• Ireland would thereby be overthrown. The object. doe am disregarded, and the subversive vote was' , carried on Tuesday last by a majority of tn. Mary- body was surprised at the result, and Ministers, °pa ssim' of the mischief that would enosso if the resolu tion of Mr. WALPOLE were not reconsidered and rescinded, announced their readiness to support any amaterdeclaration that might be proposed, and offered to pat aside other public boatman fur the pur pose of having the question thoroughly re-investi gated. On Friday last Mr. FORTES:MI gave notice of his intention to move this evening the following resolution : That this house hos °barred with 'etiolation the pro grim inade in the instruction of tin parer Winn et her Majesty's Irish tubjrce, sailer the dlainitia of the Con missioaan of N.tioasl Idaeatioa; mad is a 'plain that. la the admiaietratioa of that system, Of la say ossilihatioa . - of its raise, there sbesid be miatairted a strict sad sad,* riatiag &dimities to its feadasanital priactipies, securieg parental authority sad the rights of coasciesse to pupils of all deenennaticas, by exeludiag all compubory religious teachiag, this boom bents convinced that so plea for the *dawdles of the Irish icor, armorer wisely end 'mania- Useably oantriard in other respects, slut be earned into dbitsal operation, unless it be espfleity avowed sad Illeacty sederstood, as its leading principle, the& no attempt Aar be node to influence or disturb tie peculiar religious Swab of nay sect or deaoninatioa of Cinnamic. Now, it most strike the least aritieel reader that this somewhat verbose and vague roolution does Dot teach the main question. For anything it contains to the contrary, the Church Education Society might and would obtain what they &mead, namely, the ereetios and =intumesce of separate schools under their management and control. The Parliamentary advocates of their scheme loudly deny any design to yes the funds they ask from the State tor the purposes of proselytises, and by way of guarantee to their sincerity they offsr to omit thew of any catechism, creed, or formulary in the ordinary course of instruction. The see of the Scriptures as • daily class-book is indeed in deed on; but this they allege cannot be coasidereel as say proof of a wish to maks converts of the pupils, because, as they my, several thoassad Roman Catholic children actually attend their existing mai m/lea, and the reasonable presumption is that their' ' dew and parents would not suffer them to do so II each attendance were regarded as an act of infant recusancy. Practically, we know bow hollow sad evasive this line of argument is, bat it is not so easy of positive disproof; and Mr. Walrocz and hie friends so far deceive themselves as solemnly to more Parliament that what they want is not the means of converting the children of other creeds, bat theme's* of adequately instructing those of their own weed. To this Mr. FORTESCUeS resolution gives no answer whatever ; and there is, in point of fact, no reason why it should not be supported by all who last week voted with Mr. WALPOLE for separate Church school'. Indeed these gentlemen an said to be prepared to do so. At a numerous meeting of the Opposition, held on Saturday, the course to be pursued this evening was, we understand, fully discussed ; and a great prepaid/ranee of opinion is reported to have been in favour of adopting, without any reservation, the in. nocuous but wholly inconclusive declaration proposed by the hon. member for Louth. Some, with characteristic shortness of sight and absent* of sense, wen for moving an amendment in terms avowing the reel aims and objects of the retrograde movement; they wished to follow up the blow already struck at the becalm principle of the existing system, and, regardless of immediate results, to bid defiant), to all who desire its preserva tion, as sceptic., indifferentist., and idolators. It may be that some such frantic effort may be made. It matters little. What dose matter math *whether a distinct and explicit repodiationdthe subsume of Mr. WALTOLeB resolutice is or le sot to be carried la the Moose of Commie& For the reams we have pointed eat, Mr. Foassecon's proposition is altogether in. worthy of the occasion, and Masters ought not to hesitate originating or supporting some amendment thereon which world met men's minds at rest regard ing the stability of the preemie admirable system of National Education. The Irish are habitually distrustful and suspicious; and as far so the present House of Commons is concerned, they have some grounds for being so. By one rots daring the present session, the settlement of 1646 respecting Mayoooth was invalidated ; by another, the eompro mime of conflicting claims to separate sectaries anria tios of the laity has now been pissed in jeopardy. Vapid sesames that so harm is meant, and nice dirinedons between the souse in which a resolution L moved sad that in which it is aftepted, will serve as useful end in such a oonjuncture. No words sea be too precis, or too plain to efface the fatal vote of Tuesday last. There are occasion when diplomatic Same cud a pedantic adherence to the letter of m elodeon would be unpardonable, and this is ea of them. It ay sot be usual to reverie a vote for an address to the Crown, in so many words, and it may at be customary to advise the Crows to give a direct refusal to the prayer of an address from the Moose of Commas. But these are, after all, bat respectable pedantries and constitutional sapersti- Boos. which ought not to be allowed to conaterba hoes consideratioos of deep moment to the charac ter of Government for good faith, and the perms nest welfare a a whole enatry. Lord PALIIIRSTON le pledged in tense the mast precise to estisavour to obtain a retratation of the vete ea the 17th instant. What would be said. what woad be thought and felt is Ire. Led, 14 after the barrel of a week, when the subject case to be r►heard. so attempt of the sort Ipssaide, and setting dame but to plus apes the roads of Parliameat a atzfrie of general phrases so equivocal. and evasive of the point at but, that the author of the hostas proceeding might with oat iocoodateacy OONIO forward asi its monader What signify the protestations and podeatiallo of some occult signal:use, some supposed tut menials to clerical ascendancy, on the part of timid Liberals! The Catholics and Dissenters of Ireland would naive all such empty assurances with the bitter laugh of incredulity. They would say For twenty years we have agreed to renounce the exclusive teaching we should have preferred, aid which our fellow-subjects in Ragland enjoy; we have done so on the plighted faith of Parliament that the rule of religious neutrality would be iallexibly ap plied to all; you—the Commode of Great Bri tain—have beard that rule denounced and formally relaxed in favour of thi Church of the opulent and privileged minority of the people, and you have not ventured to grapple with that scanda lous injustice, you have not wiped out that gross and wantoo affront to all IMO of %sal right, you hav e cot redeemed your word. Bat we will not believe that Ministers will fall into an error so deplorable. They have an easy and ear. •ain victory in their hands, if they will only do wkat Lord Pnutzacrox on Thursday last declared was in dispensable and of pressing moment. Let them tread oat the faggot that intolerance has kindled, and is ready to fling blazing into the midst of an inflammable but now tranquil community; let them take ears that the brand be not merely covered up for the present hour, to smoulder uneven, and eventually to cause the destruction of national improvement and peace. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, ISM 1 Affairs, sad esadneted by Major. General the Um 812 Edward Cast, Mr Majosty's Master Mee lathe ea**, the Frisco 'pied odelt barelrell al y" . Meseta MI lideased Boman les relieved lidestessat- Weisel Csvesdish Is bis dudes min Growl is Weida( to the Cases. LirstmosseColosel Cavendish wW resists Is attendee's en Prises Oust of dianieit darts, Ms stay in thle soastry. Prince Chess of Swedes Milted the Dubin of Kest yesr terday at Ctsmae-now, 81. Isomer. The Primo also raids visit to the Dashes. of Oloossiter, at Olonosster• A deputation with respect to the ameadedllgeleal Pro fmiallan'Bill bat a interview me Thursday with ale Right Hes. W. Cowper, H.P., at the dice of the Segel Booed of Health, Whitehall. The deputation consisted of Mr. Lawreoce, Presidentof the Roy.' Colley of Sasesne. Erg- Med; Dr. Wood, President of the Royal Coay er Say goose, Edinburgh; Dr Williams, Preaidant onto Bogul Colley of Serowe, Irdaad ; Dr. Jaime 8. thighs% Orme- Milo. of the final College of Bargees's, Ireland; and Dr. A. D Astlenoo, su Pre-withal of the Faculty of Physidasts and Surgeons of Olsrgow. The Bishop of Visuals had se interview with Mr. Setr• tary Leboudieve on Friday, at the Colonial-ofikee. A deputation ' eciosistieg of Mr. It chard., the chairman, Mr. Hodgson, the vics-cnebmaa, and Mr. Berrop, the rank of the Miniboom Board of Ossraiami, bad a inter view with the Right Be.. B. P. Bolivar's, ea Saturday, at the ones of the Pr or-law &aril, Whitehall, on the subject 1 a the education of the sbildna of outdoor ;reopen. A deputation respecting a gate iota Reneington.yrdees had so interview with the Right Hen. Sir Barisal. Hall, at the riles of POWs: Work., Whitehall-plam, on Bator day. The deputation ancleded Brim (femoral Maclean, Mr. J. U. Bills, Mr. Aleasnder Hoary, and Lieut.-Colonel Hay. The Judicial C matinee of the Privy Comical sat es 8. turday, sad concluded the hoarier of an appeal from the Prerogative Court—" Dimes v. Dimes." An appeal from the Prerog,tiee Court of York, " Brown v. Paten was tionnteseed. The Lords present were the Chancellor of Ducey of Cornwall, the Ju 16s of the Adalirelty Court, Sir J. Petition, and Si, W. Mamie. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday. - - - The retorts of the Guards to Loudon frobt the Crinte WV be expected (stye the OAwra►) front day to day. The preemies will be es a greed seal, heeded by the Qum is persos—s empliscest richly deserved by the gallast hams of Alm sad Internet's. The Right Hoe. W. E. Gladttone, sad Mr.. Gladstone, left town on Saturday last fat Hawardea Castle, Sir Stephen Glynn'''. mat in Flintabire. Thebuks Of Rutland still continues Ina very weak state. Ttis Marquis of Granby, Loads Jan sad George Maisano, sad the other children of the noble finks, remais se &bolt Castle. His Grace the Doke of Northumberland has praseated a copy of B.r Gardner Wilkinson's Hieratic Ya opts of Hits. of Tarim to the Durham Ilaiesiaty Library. —Sailerfinal Times. The City of London Meeting in fertherance of the atesanrial to tbr lets Joseph Remo will be hell at the Idaosies-hos ees Friday. Jess 27. Ths Right Hee. the Lord Mayor has consented to ',reads. The King of Onde who has recently been dethroned by the Bait lidiaCompany, is expected to arrive in England by the Alexandrian nail packet lades, dee the taxicabs of sue moth. Lo ltord publishes is perfect seriousness a daft • neat to the t Bret that Lord Joba Bassett is to be sees ea a epeeist mission to Weehirgtoa fur regulating su the dif ferences now peadiag betwtes the two vestries, and that Ye Gladatoe. is to besot:noted with a sinUar misses for settling the affairs of Italy. - • Cowes Castle, of which the late Marquis of ♦nglevey Ness governor, is to be converted int) a dab house for tbs naemben aft' royal yacht squadron. The Burial Board at Blandiord, in Dorset, have jut retool esti tbat us communion tales shall be plat:44ln the Caniskry Episcopal Chaisi. MIL BII.IOHT.—Wo undentand that Mr. Bright is sow VI siding •t Arasoby, our Olooqmoieb, tits property of the Big►t Rea. &loud Ellia.—/oolorooto Cons►. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE ARMY•IN THE CRIMEA. We hare received to-day from the War Depart ment the following copy of a recent despatch: " Bir W. Codrington reports to Lord Pantoure, coder date Crimea, Jane 17, ' Health of the army good. Ten regiments remain for 'tabulation: " THE EAST. SUNDAY. The Alexandre has arrived from Constantinople, with news to the 13th. M. Layard's bank has com. lammed operetta's. The number of French in Con stantinople is 14,000. Oat of sixteen hospitals that were occupied, sight have been evacuated. Ten English ventricle bays pissed the Bosphorus. Kan has been delivered up to Turkey. The fortress of Redout-Eali has been evaccatel by the Turkish troops. Int Court. The Queen held an Investiture of the most Heneurahls Order of the Bath on Baturdai afternoon at Buckingham Palace. Her Mcjirsty was condeeted to a chair of state in the Throes mom by the Led Steward sad the Lerd Chamber lain sem after three &sleek. Her Majesty were her mast[• ' so Boversega of the Order of the Bath, sad also the gold miler et t►e order. The Qemn also wore a magaillerst dimmed Mullet. The Knights Bread Craw of the Bath were called over at three o'clock in the Great Braving-room by Albin William Woods. Heq. (Laeosater Herald), Gentleman Usher of the Order, whoa the !Awing asnretwl : Lieutesekt Neural the Doke of Cambridge, Vieeweet Palmerston, General Sir Willoughby Cotton, Bear-Admiral Sir Maned Lyeea, _ _ . . But., Galen! t►e Earl of Westmoreland, the Eight Hon. Sir George Grey. Ber•., General the Right Hon. Sir Edward Blakesey, the Right Hon. Sir Beery Lytton Bolen, Lord Brosghtoa, General Sir Alexander Woodford, Lisatewast- General Sir Joha Fez Burgoyne, Bart., Majot-Gearral Sir Richard Ragland, Major-General Sir Celia Campbell, Gem ral Bir Juan Hoedown, General Sir Hew Maryut* Roes, Cheers' Sir Jame. filanree, and Lord Penman, Secretary of State far War. ! _ The Heights spooned is their mules of cr:essea NUM for sad their gold tans. The oMeers of the order at were Welts. Aston Blown, El , Ger snoring ( for Bath Hiss il Arms) ; and Albert William Woods, . (Luseaster Herale.), °ratlines Usher of the Order. The Heigh.; Grand Cross were whored to the premise of tine Sovereign preceded by the oneers. Pries. Albeit stood veer the Qum so her Majesty's right. Us R,,,yel Highaess wore hie nestle as On at Muter of the Order of the Beth, sad also the gold collar et the coder. The Duke of Cambridge stood opposite to the , Priaoe Corms t. The Knights Orus Cron nerd thew Islets -a either side of the Soureige. Prices Preterit& William of Prussia, with the patlimma of his mutt. was present to witness the wiresseny. The Ladies is Wsitiag sad the Great Offictere of State of the Qmeen's Household weepiest the steal statism mu her Xspity. i us Ihroste-roon was liaed by her Mejegity's body guard of the Hos. Corps of Oustlensta at Anne, seder the so.- mead sf the Liestassat. Lieuteastat.Co'oaels Nei:" sad Cooke, the sub-Ann, wen.. duty with the atop,. The Mummers comanseed by the lateedeottca of Omura Sir George Brows, who was rioadacted betwasa Cistern Sir Isms Simproa cad Lord Pumare, the two jaajoe Haigh , ' Chun Cr..,• to her Majesty, preceded the Ossealors: and the (hotlines' Usher of the Order.by Bir George ...it seer the Claus. sad her Mipsty, wonted be Parte Albeit, nutted hi. with the libeled sad r i g of • Height fte Od Cross (Military Dieleista) of the ' sad them lawsted him with theater. Bit Gawp knell Ind Majesty's bud sad retired. Admiral Sir lames Alexander Gerdes, Geismar of Greeswish Hospital, was istrodeeed with dill like MRS meaty, sad whoa seer the &Teresa was invested by her Majesty with the ribead sad hedge of a Haight Grand Cram, sod also the star of the order. Sir Jones had the tososr to kiss the Qeses'e head sad mints'. _ The Right Hoa. Sir Charles Weed, Bart , Pint Lord of the Admiretty. wee asedected to the Quire by the two j anior Beishts Greed Crews, when her Mejesty having re ceived from the lord Chamberlain the sword of state, cos fe reed the behove of kaighthezd up* the right boa. bareset, therewitL The Queen, wined by kis Ronal Hightails eke Gnat Mutter, plaited the ribbed with the hada* of a Height °read Cerse (Civil D,visiee) ever the right illoslder sad seder the left era, end afterwards invested him VIII the star. Sir Charles ristn, kissed the Queen's head sad tetlred. _ flrrisvestitare of the Knights Grand Cross befog Soo chided, that of the Haight/ Commanden nemeaeseed by the latrodoetios of Rest-Admiral Beery Bye. Mattis (late in ooteseasill in the Bailie), who was thaducied by the Goats ' logial end the Gentlemen Usher to the Clews, and, heeding *ear the Sovereign, received the honour of knighthood from her Mejsety with the sword of the Gold Eighth I. WaMeg, sad was then leeward with the tamed sad badge of a Beget Commeader of the Bath. Lest-General Willis. George Moore wee istrodued with the like ogreathey, had the honour of knighthood °us hered epos him, and was dies Wrested with the issignia of • lEat Commaader of the Order. Commiseary-General Sir George Wiese (late os OOTVICO in the Crimes) we. introduced, red was breveted with the ensigns of • Haight Commander of the Bath. Major-Gtheral 8u William Bostwick Williams, of Kars, was iatrodseed between the Genealogist aad the Gentlemas Usher, and hash before the Queen, who was gewsivuly plowed to onager the honour of h a lily hood apes him with the sword of the rield-Marettal the Gold Stkk I. Waiting. Her Majesty sainted by Prise* Albert, passed roust Sir William's soak the ribsud, with the badge samended. of • Haight Commander (Military Divialos) of the Bath. The Qum Om placed ea his breast the Star of a Knight Sir Wilßa. kissed the band of his Sovereign sad withdrew. _ _ Tbo Wonderers of companion. of the Bath ettawasa d by tbo tatraeootion of Lieut. Colonel Luke Smyth O'Con nor. Govoreor of the Osable. vie rewind from bee Ord Majoetybodge rlbond and of a Companion of tbo er. It - tessat-Colosel Beery Atwell Lake, frees Kan, was teedseted bootee the °Seen of the order, sad, kneelOe seer the Quote. received the dsecestioa et the ribead sad Wee et Ms •Isee of the order. 1-0,15-eirtiiiis from t i t sreter-oi - CA=sa ;i:vre i lit t tozitale Jobs Rebet: i lt Chula Teesdale Oren Rare), Co'end ideate Charles nude, loyal Artillery (hen no Orin..), sad Beery Advise Cburebill, RN. (evil), attacked to ism W. Willis.. st Ram were severalty latrodeold W tom Gesralogist sad the Ocethens Mbar. sod received frost eke Qum lb. rand end badge of Composites ef de Den. TM Zeletits Otani Craw were semis mind ever is the tbreenreen, sad, with lb. °Seers of eke order, retired from tbe loyal presesee. lead Teenage bed ea medium of Mr Majesty. Tboliffiend elf Wee lea loam Mae Quest as Friday afismeee. WI Weeelled to Dew As twee to Pun, at tended I_ollend Devoe ilestVr Bone de Onentaes, eel Dr. Mann TM Hoe. Mennen Sackville Wen, Onset te Weaker le the Chen. attuned his Royal Hies milkon Dedelsellen !thee to Deem Ott iseeeday flentisi Mr Melsety rode ea bombe& win Me 'NNW, 10,63, olts Prime Dessert, sad Prime FrearldlWlllese of Prussia. TM Hos. Flora Meedosald, Ilene Mellke, Lord Merin Finny, sad Cereals tbe Hee. . 0 Rea selindad. Penes Feed•rick Willian, Weeded 1 by Celend rotten Repines , . Dares Moltke , Ind Llesteteast 1 0 debreekeemen, afterwards Impend tbe Cavalry Har man at iraisbnleldp. Prises Albert, Mastrr of On Trinity Hove, presided at no oases' dieser of lb. emperation in Saterday many, at the Taney name. Tower ROL TM Prime was attuned by the Ideseele el Alumni. lord George Lessee, Ookeel tbe Sin Cl. D. Pep" sad Ospeste tbe Has. D. a. Res. 2'be Qum benesred tbe Loyd bathe Ogre, Lyceum Tensest, with bee yreseese ire lie eindsc. Her Majesty wee assesenied ar the him of Woks, tlis Friesen Alin, Jed Fries* Frokesisk Minn of Prussia. TM reys/ onto assented ef das Dads= se Aden, H... Canine Cement*, Lord *lnn. Dam Moltke, sad Lard Oberies F ewsy. ba yesterdey r Maio sal the Prises Coasort , with the Prises ef Wake.. tbe Pbs.es loyal, sad teto Prime. All.. sunned Dien* wanes le lb. ebspel ef Beekinnais Palen. TM Hes. sad Tay Rev. the Dona of Windsor distend. Th•l3;aboas of Haat aM Primo Freud* William of Prussia also asisModl dr owls& Tb• Mass Oessen gni Films Frolorkk William of Pres& view& Pdma Omar of Moto yasasiday, at Ma fl ri= s am d. samod sent.% am of slas Mae of osion m Noma,. asrlysil at Via Palace le the eternises, mg he( as aulisue Gl** felicitated by the lasi at Cloessuloa. lia•Mair of Maio los Porgies TRIAL TRIP OF THB VICTOR Should the experiment of which the Victor Emma nuel easy be enoidered the first histalmont prove successful. very important resale may be oersted both for the cow memo of this country and for the interests of that lugs portion of its people who periodically *widow into distant leads, to found new cilosioe of the Anglo-Sues nog, while at the same time they diminish the proem* on the over-otowdad dementia labour market. The Cape soloay is a territory largo as Penes, healthy ma Zogland, and pro- daative as Australia, and yet, although we have bad it' for the better part of a mann to ear possession, it arm yet has ben porta" as an emigration field. Is is es nearly a. inteiniti Ine eeusampart of Australia In climate and as- Susi prodariea . bai t although only hall the distances from the metier essetry, it has been comparatively Deflected, • Ingbed bee Imes winding her people to tin antipodes sanest by millieres.The great staple of Smear *they is wool, ' as aas the case with Australia previous to the gold throve it.., sad the profits that are frequently realised on that im pertain srticle are somewhat astosishisg. It is sold that the prime obtained at the last wool sale will maliss for the Cape shippers • clear profit of 60,0001., a melt of course ' obtained by the eppnrtane snivel of the array to an es. homed musket. Under wisest cirostastasees, ouch • lathy coincidence moat be of infrequent occurrent*, as the Stitan of trawls fa without any regalarity. A ship mar times mates the voyage in is weeks, sometimes la twelve, sad sontatmnin Ins for two or throe weeks benemell, almost in sight of England, wtsais the burn are calling oat la vain, and offering fabeloas prices for her deny cargo. Attempti have been made to remedy the evil by the Moldiest of steam traersit, bat sop • e the prr7ent experiment this vital defect lay at the bottom of the speculation, that the vessel steamed the whole voyage, and that consequently mats hos home and "cooling' at intermidiate stations couples ly swallowed op all the profit, and occupied all the epees eat mg* prowl, to be devoted to goods. la order to strike, it r Nab, • mesa bengal tb o 'erosiveness of steam wait a.d ma uningenhan of sailing ward., the eminent Irm of Mayes sell Os., et Moomrete.etrest, have, with what appear* to be a 'mad ommerethl onecits, demotion to masolin • line sf Haim nimbi between England and the Cape, in whin the steam power is only to be mood man alailiary, while the old-fellation momentous, the wind, is to be utilised to ii. tallest capabilities. A small amount of coil will thee be made saffielent, and certainty sod uniformity e t will be maned without the sterilise of a large of the stowage Tana, or the necessity of galling at steelrag stations, at amens cost of time and .csq. It is a:pectin that ander the proposed arraagements ea average purge of thirty-five days may be secured, thus enabling 'hippest both in England and is the Cape to calculation the delivery of their goods with tolerable lucency. That this la a greet desideratum is proved by the toot that the Victor's cargo list is Anion rapidly at flOs. a to measurement, while the sailing motels on the berth with difficulty obtain 26e. The Vista Emmanuel, which made her trial trip oa 8.- Sinai last, is the first vessel of the new Hee, and is espeeted to sail with a fall cargo on the Bth of nest mosib. She is a stoat, will-ronateseted iron ship ammo than 'thousand toss berhus, and was originslly built for a sailing vessel, bat the peniler trade for which eh* was then intended rendered it aneasary that elm should take a them whin was ad mirably adapted for the introduetlos of it. new. The fins to which she be/lobes, in their capacity of Iron-bander, had marred late entreat' for the apply of all the ankles aeesmvy for a railway about to be sonatruated in mei libe V eta Ilausassel wee to have taken set to Rio relay arriame between deck.. and the nib In the hold. Per Sees aeaetmamha was bent of great length, and taraiehed with se asesmsee main hatchway, deeta which the railway carriages ware to be du pt bodily, and she was calculated to cotton micas than 11 of these lone and combroui article,. Whoa the nignedoe of the Cep. trade &itemised the Messrs. Joys. es setaMiehiag a line of snow steamers to the colon, the destination of the Victor Eminent was elquird, sad she was at oar Sued with a pair of track engines, with aspectst improvement patested by the firm, and of 90 hors nominal power, bat *enable of Wag worked up to 300 is am of moron ay. She was olio fertilised with suitable secommodattha for about 60 first class pro•. orogen the o ibis. for whom ere models of aniline sad areafish Remy Inthroy. meat that modern seines cos gagger has bon added to MOM Mend and safety; amnia 'then, she le furnished with Caaniagbam's patent top. sails, that easy be reefed from the &eh, sad so less this three emphases, one of which is Amid in the maintop, is order that the action of the Iris es the maggot may not rodeos any dear rose variation. As she ley at gather of Blaskwall on Saturday, or had a Sae frigate-like sporrans, her stem apparel*, by so mesas intorforing with her general ovine. The original latention was to bar ran dem to the Non and back, but nfortuaraly she had to Goateed against a stress tide both is gong sad retraiog, and, cosarquatly, it was not advisable*. aconnt of the time to re for hired ro s ultd. Soffisieat, however, was doss le show that' against wind and tide, and by the aid of the strew aloes, I the ma average a speed of min knots, while nude, mans, of whisk she has ea luau* spend, she en with a /noes log bosom make twelve. It is intseded to sae the sorre l eel Is calms BM adverse wind', while This'll , the mud is fair, the sells atom will be sailed lets regebities. sad as the mow will set be seemeary defies sort than ems folrth of the whole voyage, ahe as easily carry as ant, *eel as will serve for steaming out and home, and at th• same time have maple span tor a rinthairatiog amontat of freight. Doris, her earrimeatal •sysips of Petards, last the sum noel was Intearod with the presser doe es meow mid fashionable compsay, consisting principally of Caps seertheats and their familM, and the *plain of them very coarsest judges was mealmsee se to her Item for the trade sad the feasibility ef thespeeeletios. There were present • very huge amber el kik% who get spin im orsepts bell is the altassoes, laths impiring strains of the Royal Artillery UM, and as selostmianient wee gives which in Weariest dogma sal sliminess, both or wino, and the moo 8111.1114111.11111111111iin of • eyesesiess, minted high credit oaths haapfsellitylifilltheoterprie.a. bests, ono- Sally Kr. Wertmeeked, to whim the festive deparianst had bees setemeei. mad Me was unwearied Is his pate atteseiss MOM Mmgeel durieg the day. There were still 12,000 French in the Crimea. Marshal Pelimier hem fixed July 5 for the final evacuation. The military protection of the inha bitants will onus from that day. SPAIN. MADRID, Jona 21. The government has made a cabinet question of M. Puerta del Bol's motion. M. de Escosura, the Minister of the Interior, has made a speech in the Cortes in his own justification, which was received with repeated cheers. Espartero's ministry is con solidated by this parliamentary triumph. _ _ The Queen has . beea unwell since the 19th. Yes terday she wu bled, and ells afterwards had a infs. carriage• THE SOUND DUES. BERLIN, Jusi 21. • Thanks to the mediation of Russia, an arrange ment has been concluded between Denmark and the United States, in virtue of which a provisions' toll convention will remain in force till June 1857. The Sound Dees will be collected under this conven tion as formerly. THE CRIMEA. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL PELISSIEE AND SPEECH OF LORD GOUGH. The French Minister of War hu just received the following report from Marshal Pebidder, dated the Bth inst.: 11doesieur le Mudehal—The iseremosy of the investiture of the Order of the Beth took place to-day, et the head ' quarters of the English army. At half-put ten General Codriegton did me the Isciaoar to sail for me, aced, 'comp pealed by the general and other °Moen who were to be di corded with the order, I went t 3 the Hoes' quarter.. There, under • large marquee, cromented with the colours of the two 'tallow, was Lord Gough, formerly general-in dite( of the army in India, who had bees delegated by the Quito of England to preside at the ceremony. The Erglimb infantry and artillery were drawn up to foot three aides of a 'spare opposite the tut. Alter reading the decree of her M-jesty. Lord Guth delivered an address suit ills to the occasion. His lk.r.fahip then decorated me with the iodide of Grand Cross of .ht Order of the Bathes well esOenerale de Sallee and de lda•llahon. Neat came the tura of the heights isommandere and the knights companions, to each of whom Lord Oough addressed a flattering compliment. The investiture was followed by • review of the English troop", whose appearance was them, u on all occasions, re markably flu. At the close, as at the unwound:A of the ceremony, salutes were fired by the English artillery, and were returned gee for gas by the French artillery, stationed at some distal's'. When the salutes were term,- elated the troops withdrew to their quarter', and we partook of a collation offered by General Codriegton. Toasts were drank to Queen Viewed*, Prime Albert, and the Emperor Napoleon, la the midst of ezpremions of the most cordial esteem. These seatinsente, which unite the English and French armies, sad which have been only attergtheued by • prolonged daily latereourse, were never more clearly shown than ea the present (mouton. I saperiseced the most lively satisfaction, and I em happy to impress it to your second cy. Pzusellza. _ _ _ _ The Monisur append, to the above report the fol lowing speech delivered by Lord Goegh on distri buting the decoration,: The Queen my august Soverign having at heart to Gooier the highest military boamrs upon the Macon of the Proem and English armies in the Crimea, m a testimony of her high approbation and as a mark of her entire admira tion of their distiogelshed services on the field of battle, and t►e Emperor of the French harlog graciously acceded to her M.jesty's wishes, I have been deputed by my august %union, and I have ruined from Prime Albert, t►e Grand Master of the Order, the necessary powen to come hers, spin the actual theatre of your glory, to o: refer, in the presence of the two melee, the d - gaity and the engirds of the 31 et Honorable Order of the Esth wpm hie Emelleacy the Marshal POlieth !Abe Commander-in• Chief GI the Fret& anny, upon Cissorst Balls., and 0 1 Maellshon. The abuses of Osumi Mains deprives me of the satisfaction of iavestion that distiassialted officer with a similar mark of bar Majesty's wousidaration. It is also an signaabis duty for me, in eonformiiy with the orders of my Sovereign, and as a teatimooy of her royal approbation, to invest with the in ofgais of Keights-Commeoders of the Moot Honourable ' Order of the Bath, Generals Thiry, Harbillos, Boast, sod Atwell/. The ammo of Generals Camott, Automate, and d'Allonville, deprive' me of tho satisfaction of con ferring upon them the ante distinction. I need not 'sprees to you, my comrades of the English army, ail as piousat* aad pride which I fist is ha; lag been commlaiosad to twofer upon you, Lieutenant- Geceral Danes, Dr. Hell, Inspector-General of Hospitals, Lieutenant-General Hansard, and Lieutenant-Geueral Lord Rakeby, the well-merited honours which are so graatois.ly accorded by our sorest Sovereign Lad mistrals. Way you long live to enjoy the fast reward of )oar valour and loyalty. Although I ant much flattered by the gracious choke of my Sovereign, I cannot help sa)ing that the agreeable mission I now fulfil would h►ve beluga math rather, had it pleased God to spare him, to the brave and noble soldier who vic• torioesly led the Raglieh armies epos these battle fields, and wader w►oe orders yow parsed these honours. How ever, I have my;4elf oommanded ornriderable forces of the Bullish army, and have learned the anxieties and responsibilities of Gaols command. I may, therefore, be permitted to appreciate it their jest value such distil guished sad brilliant services as your,. I will not attempt to dee. lb* the glori.ras services mad brilliant feats of arms of theFretch sad English armies is this tot rib!' struggle,which has been to happily terminated by heroic (Mots manse as wary worthy of rush 'demerit's. These armies have the pride sad astiefastion of knowing that it is to their valour and devotadoess that Europe owes a paste honoura ble for ill partite, yid on that account, in all probability, **more durable. The soldiers of Frans. sad Ragland have fought side by side is this grand straggle without soy triter rivalry thin that et striving which should best serve their S minion sad their sonstry. Kay this oaten sad this friendship. eagendered by as admiratios for great military virtues sad ssuestad by the prodigal sacrifice of the best blood of t►e two potpies, reek' ever dear to the two greatest military satiate of the world. Another despatch received from Marshal Pe!tinier states that from the date of the signature of Tosco en to the 13th of this month there bad embarked in the Crimea to return to Franco 3,620 ofce►s, 93,826 men, and 16,044 home. There only remained to embark 731 acme, 22,942 saes, and 7,200 home and moles. The artillery and atone wars alma* all - barked on the 13th, sod meet be completely so by this time, and the same may be said el the so gismo. A thoroughly orthodox catholic priest, the Abb& , Illohoe. t• propliot Jut la rob, mil& wni robsbly oak.. root seamodoo, rewiradr .i....►a the apalkery of M Pipe tounotoolog in iloodatott st Row sod Oen to Joososion, there to teas moths old. WI bs.d of *a dim& EXPRESS FROM PARIS. CllO3ll 0171 PARIS, SUNDAY Em ixo. The government has resolved to make • certain extent of restitution, at the public expense, to some of the members of the Orleans family, who were stripped of their property by the confiscation decree' of 1862. I have before gm a printed copy of a bill,' dated June 20, now before the Council of State, and which is in the following terms: The Minister of Fleeces is authorised to muse to be in ' scribed upon the Arend book of the public debt, with /ours lOW' from Sane 22, 1866, the Three per Cent. Routes here inafter mentioned, that is to say, 200,0001 r. Bente In the names of the heirs of Marie Tie, e d'Orleana, Quin of the Belgians, 290,0006. la the name of the Primes, Marie Clementine d'Orlmos, Duette,' co Sass Coburg-Oaths, and 200,000 fr. in the names of the heirs of the Priapus Marie Christine of Orleans, Duchess of Wurtemberg. A report just mode to the Corps Legislatif states that the supplementary credits over and above the budgets voted, for the years 1854, 1855, and 1856; amount to the enormous sum of 1,400,747,283 fr. 36c. Of this sum 1,229,890,278 fr. 60. were for the war. the other little item, of nearly 200 millions, was for "sundries." Small as this amount may appear in the eyes of a great government, it is sufficient to confirm the fact, which no observer of what bas been going on lately can doubt, that French budgets are a farce. Every year homilies are pro nounced by the government financial reports against supplementary credits, and last year immense credit was taken for the presentation of a budget in equilibrium, but atter this marshalling of figures, "deficit" always comes out as the balance. It ap pears that in the three years mentioned seventy-six of the extra millions have been expended " in sup plying the deficiency of food, relieving the misery of the populations, and multiplying public works." The Universal Exhibition of 1855 cost 11,000,000 fr. A very taking puff is going the rounds of the French papers in favour of • joint stoca company called the Caisse gliserme des .dctionnaires, which was founded about six months since by M.M. L. Amail and Uo., and is now increasing its capital from 4,000,000 fr. to 25,000,000 fr. The nudieguised object of this company is gambling at the Bourse. It offers to the speculaticg public in general the advantages of the principle of association as applied to capital. The poor clerk, the small tradesman, the straitened widow, who may only have almost ruinod themselves by yielding to the fascinations of the Bourse, are encouraged to go on, and to risk what little money they may have left, by trying again upon an improved system. They are plausibly told that small capitals, if isolated, moat always go to the wall; that financial, like mili tary victories, are ever on the side of grosbotaillons but that if they will take shares in the Caine, they will participate, in proportion to their investment, in the enormous gains which must ever be made by "great financial establishments, whose chiefs are in a position to have the earliest and best information." Convinced, am the founders of this Cause were, of the soundness of their principles, they were conside rate enough to wait until they had practically tested them, before asking for the co-ope ration of the public. Accordingly they now come forward with the statement that, in the course of five months only, they have distributed to their shareholders the enormous dividend of 27 per cent, over and above 9 per cent. for the expenses of the management. Now, then, is the golden time for the large and continually increasing Oars whooie con stant thought is how to realise great gains without la bour. Any one who can scrape together 101. may get the "knowing ones" to stake it for him on the Bourse green baize, and will, of course, be sure to with Walk is, ladies and gentlemen!— Let the ea how play who never played before; And those who slams played, nr.w play the more. There but b. en a very considerable rise in the corn and flour markets. At the Hallo yesterday, flour, which only a week ago ranged from 95fr. to 97fr., was quoted 104 fr. to 103 fr. All the corn markets in the Paris rayon are from 2fr. to 3fr. higher. I learn that, in conaqusnce of the breaking off of a marriage by which he expected to come into the possession of a very large fortune, Prince Dolgou ronki will not come to Paris. 0.-aeral Strogoooff, the curator of the University of Moscow, is likely to be the new Russian ambassador. M. Hector Berlioz was yesterday elected a mem ber of the Academy des Beaux Arts, in plain of the late M. Adolphe Adam. M Andre, the Mayor of Dijon, who in pursuance of the general limitation sent to the mayors of all the departments, had come to Paris for the baptismal Wes, died suddenly here. His body has been sent to Dion for interment. The senate e:sembled in its bureaux on the 20th, for the purpose of proceeding to the nomination of a committee empowered to examine a project of renates-consalt um concerning the regency of the em pire. This committee is organised as follows :—Connt Portal* president ; M. Ferdinand Barrot, secretary; President Barthe, Marshal Canrobert, President Helene., Ge.neral Count de Flahealt, General Mar quis d'Hantpoul, General Count d'Ornano, the Mar quis de Pastoret, M. Sapey. PARIS, SATURDAY Evaxigo. Prince Oscar of Swedea left Paris this morning for Boulogne, on his way to England. The Prince Regeet of Baden arrived in Paris tc day from England on a visit of four or five days to the Emperor. The Bourse has been considerably better to-day. The "executions" resulting from the last settlement are over, and although speculators were still exceed ingly cautious, the market felt freed from the incubus of bad accounts which has weighed upon it for several days past. The Bente rose 35c. for cash and 2i:. for account, closing at 70.65 and 70.90. Credit Mobilier rose 25, and Bank of France 50f. The rail ways were all considerably higher. Lyons rose 25, Northern 20, and Mediterranean 37.50 The news from the flooded districts in the south is diatreming. Some telegraphic despatches speak of the Garonne having subsided, but others explain that the reason is that the waters have overflowed the surrounding country. The Emperor has sent his Aide-de-Camp, General Birdie, to the nutria de partments to examine the extent of the damage dour. "M. Roeder, Minister of Agriculture and Com merce," says the Courrier de (lure, "arrived at Grenoble on Wedoeadhy from Paris, to aKertain by personal inspection the effects produced by the inun dations in this part of the country." THE PRINCIPALITIES. A postscript to a letter from the Viinna "Too dent of the Constitutionnel says, after noticiag the fact that according to the treaty of Belts Liman, concluded between Russia and the Ports on June 16, 1849, the powers of the hospodars of Moldavia and I Wallachia expire on Jane 21 of this year, stales that instead of installing the Sairnalties, who were de signated to replace the hospalars, and were spoken of in the congress of Paris, the Salton, to wham the Allies have left the fullest tatted., to provide for the provisional administration of the Principalities until their definitive nvorganisatlem, has determined to keep the hoopodes, at the bead of the Principalities ' for the t, the divan being unanimously of opinion =he mainteoance of the existing ad minietratioa is an additional guarantee for the tram gnillity sad order necessary for the European own , mimics to falfll its task. Lettere from Athens announce that King Otho was to Ware oa the 17th a hisjoaraoy to Ususuat. BELGIUM. The Emancipation of Brussels announces that the Minister of Finance of Belgium has signed the sta. totes of a Credit Mobilier Company for that country, with a capital of 30,000,000 f. in 500 f. shares. Itchy that only 8.000,000 f. of the capital will be reserved for the public, M. de Rothschild having takes 8,000,000 f., NI. Bieschoff.heim 7,000,000 f., and other great capitalists the rest. The president of the bawd of directors is M. Liedts, who is at prevent Governor of Brabant. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. Or mamma= vaLsoaara.) (MOM ours OWN CORSESPONDINT.) LIVERPOOL, MONO *\ . Yesterday evening, the Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, which set out from New York on the I Itk inst. with the mails from the United Sate, act' British North America, arrived in the river Mersey, bringing 167 passengers, with nearly a milieu of dollars, and the usual mails. In the Senate the member for Illinois had intro dewed a bill for the pacification of Kansas. It sire. ply proposes to abolish the territorial government of liansas and the laws passed by its legislature, and extend over the distracted territory tte government and laws in force in Nebraska, Atter a sharp dis. cession, the bill was referred to the Committee on Territories. Mr. Crittenden had proposed another pleb. suggesting that the President send General Scott to take command of the troops. Doubtful accounts from Kansas irate that the Free State tortes had burnt the town of Bernard, destroy ing from 12,000 dole. to 15,000 dole. worth of pro- perty. The town of Franklin was captured by the Abolitionists, after a desperate Lett, in which three Pro-slavery men were killed. Other fatal coconut. ere are reported. Governor Shannon had issued a proclamation ordering all the unauthorised military companies to disperse, and warning outside parties to keep away from the territory, as he had sufficient force to enforce the laws and protect the citizens. The nomination of Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Brock enridge for the Presidential position had been ratified by Democratic mass meetings at Philadelphia and other places. The New Jersey Know Nothing Conventioa hod recommended Commodore Stockton for the Presi decry. NEW YORK, Jews 11. There has been a fair de,. ree of activity in the stock market during the past fortnight, accompanied by some improvement in prices, attributable to the increasing abundance of money and the wholesome aspect of finaccial matters. The dismissal of the British minister did not check the upward tendency, its effect having been felt in anticipation during the previous fortnight. In State stocks, with the exception of Californian Sevens, there has been a general advance. Of railroad stocks the sales have been large et rather irregular prices. The supply of money has been in excess of the demand, and the rate of Tote. rest has had a downward tendency. It is at 7 to 6 per cent. on call for loans. In exchange a fair business has been done. Bills on London were quoted 94 to 9: i per cent. pre. mium; and on Paris, sfr. 171 c. to qtr. 161 c. for 60 days, sad sfr. 12 1 ,c. short. The cotton-market is eFghtly firmer at previous rates. Floor is quoted 10c. to 15c. higher. Prices of wheat are about the same as last noted. There is an active demand for pork at an advance of 75c. to 87;c. on mess, and 1 dol. 23c. on prime. The iron market is quiet. Freights to Great Britain are firm and active. PORTUGAL. The news from Lisbon by the Franklin, is to the 14th. - - - The political position of the Loule•Saoches Cabi net remains much the stme, the Departments of Finance and Public Works being still without per manent Ministers. It wu probable the Ministry would endeavour to carry out the arrangements made between M. Fontes I and Mr. Thornton, respec , ing the quotation of Poen. gum bond, upon the Stock Exchange. They now await Mr. Tborn(on's 'reply to modifications eug• gested or negotiated here by his agent since the fall of the late cabinet. At private meeting of the majority of the Depo• ties, a desire was expressed to make some alteration in the stipulations reepecting the extra 1 per cent. to be paid upon the old Portuguese bonds when the revenues of th country will allow it. Ministers in. tend to apply to the Cortes for a loan of about 333.0004 for the continuation of the railroad and other public works. A bill has been brought in to extend the admission of foreign grain until the 30th of June, 1537, at a nominal duty, in consequence of the abort wheat and barley crop in Portugal and part of Spain. Count d'Eseayrae de Leature, who is about to head an eipeditiou to discover the sources of the NO., ho left Paris f r Bsris , Dsesden, Vienna, and London, with tbs view of forming an intr.rnational scientific commission tO accompany him. The German Journal of Frankfort states that subscription, iiai t d to three kreutzers (shout 1•i centime) each person, ha. been opened at Worms for the mosaia Lion of a Gothic chips' in that town, in honour of Luther, and of his priest to the Diet of Worms. A letter from Kisaingen says'—" This place is unusually full for tva reason. Amara the a•r:va.s ars C not Nesselrods and his niece, the Frit c • and Priecess of Liechtenstein, Lady Le Posy Trench and f.mily, and * number of distinguished names of all nations." A letter from Algiers states that water had bon discovered at Tsmerna, near Bathos, on the edge of the sou•hern dem rt, altar boring to a depth of about 2)0 kit. This was the first we l b fired n the Europe's plan. and ss the place had always suffered Ovid/ally from drought, the waive., it is said, manifested frantic j iy" oa seeing the water burst forth. During the last tank ntarly 1,100 passengers landed at the Sautnamp:on &cgs mm the forties and Channel Wend picket., bringing with them upwards of 3,500 packagi sat baggage. The value of the cargo or silk landed at Southamp- ton I.st week from the Indian mail steamer retail estimated at 350,0001. A steamer has just been launched at Cowes, which is intended to convey neesengers to and from Constant r ogle, and ports in the Bleck Sea. Other .teemers are to be built at toe same else* fee a similar nurp3.. Tut ROYAL WEST INDIA NIAIL STEAM. rAcKET CoIIPANT —Captain Chapin:l, It N., has resigned his situ- Con somersault to this company, a position which he bas held from the first formatlon of the company, upwards of fifteen years ago. Captain Chapc ell has displayed through out that period great energy and administrative talent. THE AMERICAN MAIM—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. —The &kith and North American royal mail steam—hp Canada, Captain W. J C. Lang, sailed this atiertmc for Retiree and Do .ton, with the usual mails, 14U pitman', and a full cargo of merchandise. The royal mail steam ship w ( s t u f o k r x r .. i " Do i I Au . F C . Dl a k ß u i h t i b i r: a d Gb S t:c o :l:f e a r fro m , N rsb i l o s i e blur likelyYiAi .rk Captain t t s ' o • v t hAlatelyt which lost u nw h 0 1 d from Antigun on the 14th ult., pot int , 11,41,ead yesterday, having on board the Crew of the Ammon rh - p S.totheett, In m Havre to 15 , which foundered at red to lat. 41.40 8., lon. 48 W. DUELLING EDITORS.—OR Sunday week, a fate duel occurred at Bayou Sara, L.. A man name I Robert son (a native of Ohio) bad rectally become editor of Know-Nothing paper, at Bayou Sara, sad was noose:NO in a aempener war with Mr. Marks, anima of a democratic psymr, th. Cookie New, Shreveport, lA. Marks, Rodin Ittmweß worsted in argument, challenged Itobert.on to fight It oat, which the latter declined. Masks then infused bls adversary that es he was a eiowerd, ha should punish ha wherever and wheoeuy he found him. Accordingly, ca Bendel week, Kober:son went iota the poet olfics (orlon Zees, &e., when hist k. tapped his antagonist on the &midst. Whew It. tamed round, Marks declared that he WO reedy for him ; to whisk the termer replied, " And CO Ili I." They commenced firing at each other, severer cf the balls taking eight effect. Robertson staid bin gn end, tel his adversary kept up 'runnieg tire, when R 'twos ws brought to tb. ground. At this rage of the procreddlgor Marks' brother entered the arena, and the dui l ess new triangular, for each fired at Robert/on, he returning a either brothers but he vat received a feel slot in the sins; which instantaneously proved feral. Rotertern lea's s and child. Re was considered a emanating crime, and sore mach liked, although only two months a rev idei.t r i &yes gem It la said that on the day after the foul fight tM duel sou to have taken place between the puttee. No alters were made.—New York Tribwic r ‘1; i I I 1