The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-21 00:00:00

MU lU, exprepS. TO CORRISPONDINTIL Adoollossolilamaid tea "Molar's"; lasima twig pear. is ea be at the oOlow. Tooluel••trok Tv• east lo 671 poldelks. Tan Immo. VICTIM/. Xow. Holm wino,. Tarns, awl Braloone MEM It k rl NW M. Olher.—mt.•oll.ltYllD MIMI. law. T. P. and !0nt0 ..; 0•••• —AM • 11...T00T= TO RM. Yr. IP•ows.—Oamoussit T. Imam LIMI MU L00 "1.1". 111r.-Aal MIL I. -Dam sem tywne, LA 6011/1•111101J. X W. Salt a = Nowt ; Wu% md tirs.—AM TUB WA. Maw Maws, adid MEM ; MUT Ti Vllllmes.—Oemmos at T. ll= WATS& AT LONDON 111111DOIL rsie mv—monsas, Atiesoma. nit. 111. Yams", 1► Mme. LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21. A 1)OUBLZ NUMBER of the " EXPRESS will be published TO-MORROW. To determine the proper limits of the doctrine of /aims Feire—to ascertain the precise point at which individual Hams dwell terminate and State inter ference begin—is one of the meet difficult problems he practical ktislation. As a general role, we are disposed to meads the widest poseible latitude to the principle that the citisebs of a free oommanity should be left to Ix for themselves, and amongst themselves, the modes in which their daily Idle should be regulated and their daily business trans acted. The only intelligible limitation to this freedom of action and contract is the plain marine that individual freedom shall not be allowed to enact with the public welfare ; that no member of the community shall be allowed et . te act; se se to live, as to interfere with the ,pineal Womb. or the general brqepinees. Sic Mom Sue at alumni wen iarda•-64e, you:melt gmeridei yen Asset lam year neighbeer—is one of them simple greespb of geed min whisk it was the jest beset of the &Ma *bynames to have elevated into a rule of dell life. It is in the appli elks of this admitted principle that all the &s -adly lima What is the merant of probable public misshief which justifies aa abridgment of private Shine Such is the meselion which hie hem thee to time to be resolved by every dovememeat alive to the deities imposed upon it by the exigencies of mo dern misty. We have grown accustomed, of lets years, to latorpesitisns on the part of the Legislature which lave utterly set at nought the abstract doctrines of political econemy. The acts regulating the hours sail the modes of labour in Factories and Mines, the laws ordaining the removal of Nuisances, the prom ties of &asks and the restriction cm Common Lodg lag-Honsse, have one sad all interfered—and inter fered most benellenlly—with the abstract rights of the employees of labour, and the owners of property. Our factory children are not so fearfully over wrought, oar mining population is a degree less bseberoos, oar metropolitan atmosphere is less opaque, sad oar OXIIIIIOII hedging.houele are less alleasive and dangerous in their loathsome impurity, sines the Legislature has thee peremptorily set at beano the great doctrine of /4141112 Aire. Up to this point, then, it is fsir to conclude that the line which separates wise from unwise interfersnee with proprietary rights and pcoletarien ignorence less not been transcended, and the road is fairly open for fur ther experiments. Beeb an experiment has been tried this session, seder the shape of • Bill " for the Prevention of Overcrowding in the Dwellings of the Yom." The evil at which this Bill aimed mast be too ftistilliar to oar readers to need any amplification. The inveterate habit which prevails, mew mow that pietist of the working classes who are not bread upon IS by pinery, of crowding in sump aim numbers into the narrow and insalubrious dens with whist the alleys of this pest ids& Ba bylon ehessi, is a antler of peers! suledety. Erse where the mid isighir-hsese is at head, siring at • awe ads eissellsem eel esmilat, the Lam des apsegw. with a insider perversity, Mel siege is the tutatirodown garret. er the oldestienelde essuid6er back, wham saa two. or mem throe geamatieas may be bend bolded with a disregmdls loath. dummy, and morelity, whim& ewe the Ru mm y sale at 1861 and 1863, is s e icazier wept sc a at Se risk of stringeetir psneltica ia Oseema Lodging-Beam& Ms evil led its results are pint. A pass* impaled and hebie state of health, the reputselly beading game et typhus toren seessimelly sa assess of epidemic; pestilsese, veld& reliant& wilespesed desolation the *am er the negligee 4 maitery laws—each are same t he parried sonesseemes of the baited overerevelleg If the dwellings of the poor. The moral sessegesesse ore worse. The Dominions at the miserehle Isament drives the keshead sad the bar to the sliest hone of demi petiole, Use swam drinks at bee* the sees and the daughters of the attic grew sp Misr stringers to a dewasy white has so peedbility et taking reot that rank and crowded soil ; it I. wen if the whole does sot sad in to utter beistment If mind and body, till, sea one of oar own poets ho told as, there is nothing lett fir death to de save The &Asp day a tors qua* par Am& B u t what, sty the deetziadres, is time ia all *Li that calls toe oar intertwines! The ammo ill, mask every Way. If yea are ia that lowest thin se year bones lobed whisk admits of no maw between seat sad ma, ezrept ark mood or seem other meats' Were* we lave a very material Later* at bead s help yes with. The lever eageadseed sad kept dive la those overawed thrilling etthe lows ordaining tb tics of Smoke in bg-Hoone, have bred west boot W sueployene of Our beton eh wrought, oar Ism buboes, e °Mu, and nu olleasirs and do shoos the Legida dallomos tho to this paid. the which somata ganlnistsfl riftb boon tranommotoe titer experimest Such an exps ander the shape Overcrowding The evil at wi familiar to cue The inveterate that portion of bred wpm it aim matere dens with Irbil ) I Won desmod, wham the weir at • obeyer as don apmetivor is tar blahs ssumbisor ha gamostisms diersiodt• bo sines do eery 1 •ehr gar oor ihil pandt sit ib roe and hot& stab promos at tyl epidemic' midi dandatime laws—sseb an the habitual of poor. The so bOMOWINNIIIS I behead and 11 patios, the nes des dausan ghters hi e d w that rank and doss net mad 1 body, till, sa is nothing Isil The it Bat what, that cab far gory way. 1 hones abed soon and no adsrial into at band is had and kept alive RR FASTEST SHIP IN THE WORLD IN TIM ANIL—Tao eislisaild 1la•A BO +.r. N IMO. th Maim WM KUNIO wad 40•., .4 E Ma. IN *or* Yr Are Mohr ••• Yr Camj er 4060 MVO& OM .0 Weft a: . .. ." 11 I" sod Car r reour. 5. • u.ar in sr Timor Y 4".lllll"PAlDriir w mai lo TlllSOrniall s• nv tmmtro ~. . gravi..a.r.r. a ....6 Mwill I.DEP:e. Oslo MU. eili ini MG le , B.loi I.l%W i a osig tam. sod 44 llos Ir w r i erali s lo o t t r 1... .... mad• . • &Mao I 054 . 0 ..., •11.• "4 ... a...r ". " are ' r "4 l..r. Os Me AO of • IN& is ram la Oar pp tam_ Opt II wrierwore lona. awl .. 11= 4.4 16. lOW Jam a• tan gm flosh 111.6 0. e•• Iv LI gam ir E S DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING 41.. ii. IPI• 16•••aitn=M•4 1 08=ONMEINII ma el Ymod tuber is •••••••• mll mass et 11 . • ••••-le In amuses it b• il* bit 41/. fit, wibb•-11i• b As li Meirlers le siegil• OD •VW • Weft GM Id cit n ra i i i. • ADVIL...I=R nlaAr =Lit• ibriabilisinl= Vre et ••• la .• Maoism ; •• si he rink ii.B. u ilk• paver sib mam 1•• la • Paw /mem 1 IMO le SPa ger wow. mid IN slow W MOM 01•11. rpm DAILY NIWI delivered to all parts of om WeAss4 Am.. and LIM to INAL OSA IS the Wa ~N. mid la a& 'um MR o rzr= sui me* W. AY Iwo THB EXPRESS, poet stalks far* a form of Death whale Mt strikes. — the story im es old es Hoiscx—will im partiality at the deers of the member and the poorest of instropelitna There is a materiel 'Malik width may give pa a mei far gain spes, in re gaining of yaw ism wine simaitsinia that they shall as! eviamiewitbir &maw* le the fever point. Vl= fla Madtped wlirw, of when THOMAS CAILTIM ase wale samswitat atrongly. had last all other amount amminies with the tax paying and rate-paytaipartiaa an hemen armies, she mattal bar aiiWitmil by the 111001111Millni pre- _ amet beans these ie hie garret of sionalier agthethellith peeetethl to some fifty or linty of the " Ned reethelthis • inhabitants elf that ash-paying bun. Even //e. Con (et Pleatery) might admit that then wee seem greed kr leshanthe interhemme there. Upon the agora weed weasel net dwell t we need net seseekte on the mewed= between the w ire roanglieg maths withiembeneme which is rank in the peke threb, eat the wreath Weary which reeks in the " emeraewded • horn Mk is a class of argemeele eet maim& by the advocates of State interheeme, end which would be utterly thrown away IN We womb It is reek a great point of oosgratulation that we are this smise breezed with a genuine met of inettepolitan esentheen. there I. nothing so refresh ing to the jaded Wei SI SW 'views in science and new dieeethefis a bk imp It is worth some to the *ea et thavention to find that, after all, the old maxim, " Every man's house is his castle," is not the right reading, and that the true version should be, " Essay men's hoses is his stye." There is a delicious beans= in that view of English History presented the other 'night to an admiring Senate by Mr. Cox (of Fins toter—ft may be as well thus to distinguish him from the historical Archdeacon), according to which the teen rinsipal tyrants in our annals have been the depot Wet TYLER and the despot PALMERSTON. We are duly thankful for the instruction thee im parted in two very important branches of human knowledge, but we must still beg leave to doubt, notwithstanding the archaeology of Mr. Cox, and the political economy of Mr. ATMS, whether the constitution of these realms, or the happinas of the humbler clam of our fellow-citizens, will receive any very violent shock from extending, by the authority of Parlia ment, to all climes of overcrowded dwellings, pro visions analogous to those which, in the case of Common Lodging-Homes, have by unanimous consent _ . . . - - been foncd to work en beneficially both for the heath of the publie and the interests of the poor. Yr. Cow raz's Bill, the machinery of which appears to haw been somewhat defective, has been with drawn for the present Basica i bat Legislation in this matter cannot stop where it is : the real interests of the working classes themselves reqnire that Par liament 'timid presvere in the mares it has no beneficially commesesd. ___-...uscAli CABLE. The someeediag eSserse7l the several ships own pig the Atlantis main, lei Ospiebillarrison, who his sissatly beat applied to ths Mere am nog et the Great Easters sloass-eldp. oteeeded a wades la the Baird at the Composes 011ses eer day ('lLeosay), laving bus specially h~ te express to the Dimes Oka *ohm and whet" drawn Gem their several elissieseisne sail as to the slgieney of the Ala of cable =AT the . as to the soitelinty of the mashimay sa g is kr paying wet, as to war elelesho of a mini so ph abareeter that odd le Ile wq et Ile sod as to the alteration tol sondlosate Ws is tasks in all or any at s plias ter pellemehor the work with pease mkt, awl isowft eis the am osessiss. There is MA MI wassimisi per an the pan lathe and is ki rallinese is the sable itssif g , thq an with on Noose d elides ad $ Sem et wmars lap* wadi ad be devised INN WM, la woo sts to the eljest Maid to fit 81•111•0111111 1 Ili WIN.% eie ed dad WV alp ithe *my uvula at` pew e is ai dua thq wen iseg le siiesemeni its 411 1111011611 le = er ne/ use d ett il " Ire imi beleg . = wee=A = blow are l a il is igal pos past are hip/al awl swiss. te the meshisel they woe d has eit asaluoi. sieges; mei seeds of hada/ft swil the We% soo spills of very seosidoshis lemereesied. ad o le widow* with this mid" abiehmebeve glethwittl ea impedes eillopettelle sok by doe alhgededeedied awl sounded tetz ogee the lied Om et sili a li V ib lefhlere ersealises ides as yes. lan.evaiminunt am sent Tear, disasea had the advantage of Cbptol• Hammes pose bsewledge of the state of the wee ' g li o l ooodbaja the North Adult% owl his dens molls his to say that the some If eel the Met poetise et the sheath et Novender, =see idea the 'needing equinoctial vise lam so totally free front any state d sea ee eieugheee Get weld be injurious to an as. palm Me the pelmet esueselet Ahem *elm ware rani the SENN yenta web the pedieellft d yew vow a Imp wgarden et I% sable pendent ieft sib. . bet dl weed Ilea the shore eel nay be taken aped beige& sod Sot a further Lag& of the seeenw as eers be laid in, bat with what extent el to its sisstrieal vales experience on=ee tie days will yet elapse befose the various watt= et detail reliossi to the inquiry and investigation of salrewmillose sea he reported upon to the penseal board. aid illellegsmatly before any antbontative stateowat sea be needs is to Ware proceedings. THE ATLANTIC BILIADROM Drum—This fine estate, near In mama, eximmilw to MOO was, was led west panbaral by laws may, in., Ws ILP. foe tin !Okla bombs. T prise I rid •ob to 141111118.—Warsw Deaf Mal . . is abseil Is smistese. he Cotter within& spot bear, it Is beam& Ga et l % who Waft Gs lleelostesh waft will give No spa ash emit Is the vesstad GNI. It is askiissd Gist Gs sir bonds samisoilly MY en dia Callimissi het "Wise Adis Ise sot tradocsallbm Ms km Les& Iffitavaktsts bark lillswell tltt sae Gs sub iron the Berl st • sibs hen Os Glees leso,-Gssifrhri Merwsw. 222GONS • FOG.—Os Miss* Get • usa weds high ibs Obi Crib gisittiss, is Croaky Pests. bed the ads*, WNW i t . = i: ism width es swab saw sink mil. es ass* si Ws wok ins al aphis lbsi srasilkkg bid k. aWitel Mr. 141 J. the Y Ow Pak. "Irk lel* sows ware isrwasio, GS •Om sews Witt low bout ems holhe wk. mat Wye Mot b. Lidos isr.z• le arms the lo passissi. sod lir. Ball sal Ws MD win I stim e s depth at wearies( boo Ast, mod him s auk es& tausti, th e 4 l hem beaus e esi the fm et sows Wm, is h the but en, basin bus smiths. semi thew as odiesely lase by ths peer salmi esksondis Is Mob ups ft sp =lst Go ha seem haw bus is the eel s .. sr • lbws it sins &op soil tea at lON= et ibe usil, bet it le &Add elbstbr es Om miss es be use la s susshlsl tabs Ines suseend fries his pawl drivel ti., MG ill tot las ism its the Put sews..-almerif Mnery. Tat Moose.—The weather mime the 12th has Um wry wet, sod little Ws be. law tissi da b = day. ftda hose is every ere bees bed anew but Is way losimass tiwy NM% SIM MN= Wag a• swell Wet lbw we gawkily k trl=L abibleg restitas i M as a:rut la stals :s7w7t for may yam. La wan se pew& away hem the suet d tolselo4l leg ass. mow St Sew kst raw, vis awn bare bow mkt swillidoss Get =This Imiley a pm WI le 6•ll—ass eas ed sst sem ties Fs mug Isrs AA he tikes emlsm Got sal, • seesilhd cache she be ass ts viols.—Z/iehrsh ducat... THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO CHERIIOURO. 01190/11fl ir to 9% Hat Ma j esty, the Prime Consort. the Priming Royal, Prima@ Alko. Prisms Heil?: ad Mem Leila moired is Clews Heehaw is the royal pal mesa aim bad-leat 6 cidedc cm Monday *misc. Admiral Nod de midi Im ma as bard shady ailensmils t o ha mopeds to b a,. ar Maiwity, sod had r Yam al bibs imihe4 le arm, aid also Capiteas A nd i St ia go= diem sad sail el the garrison a s main the Clara sad Priam, vith the dill d, Mg star riedby r it sad gaillema aomMo Masi at bayed Warsemlubk "dam kr Metz arse recolved by the admiell aid the general akar. eammesi, sad comholeilimer the 'lode cd doe sew works. la the Aram the Quern sad Primo drowo Ye the 0111111 f. MS firm left IS bend the yodel hmladad Prisms Mews% Ihe Pdase d Admiral Omni de Ommihm dam eral ike HAl ia otima ral dlaibmide • Boni 419 11 •O the Ma. J im Demasm, sad Mr. Haw bar llejwies awl se Chmheneg. 0a Wolaseday eamakey. at Wird alak i bery left Cheshomeg alder the comlia= isi sakiaj a emi as cohere her Majesty set bailee 7, p.m., dm Repel mit males= and dhe Mama mod Per* amity hamedidely Her Ocoeetre eldp Omer% °abase. Bauble, sad Fairy towel escort Emig ea arum. • apisika catakAsi al Krim &ma Ottawa, O. Bore, Thome kw" WWI Chlary, Artist PIA* helms, Maks F. A. Beyer, Chides Btatki, IL *WAN -ICaingy?r is im i rue esa imArvie w, p eAsky, vis Lei Otaav as ilk, Ur Coe& 011§A utift_abs Alinsey-Gmema et Mewatmard, sad Mr. REM W. Chaverd. had ea fralareav with Mr. aer, tat ry yeliseday, M lir Oimithelike. A lagaiMiea ism the Darien eml Overbsiss et Mary lekess 'waft al Mr. V. LW& sad M. Tamer, toper'b Mr. Rai, therasettry.bmil ea kairdsw with the Illaht Mrs L P. Barra, premba, Mt the Mae d the l'or4mw laserA at the "Ara et sbe kr a mew school for Ws paw Maim et the whit. Germs, Warms lisd subarea, with Mr. Arzetery Ishomlisse, yesterby. THi ROTAL VDT/ TO SCOTLAND.—It 'IS under goad that ber Bejesty eM arrive at Balmoral ea (probably) latarday, the 20th last. The royal party will, We yew, travel by Spied. of Cilerhee—ea olthe roods la tho %err pert cd Deride Wag preiretly easier repair. Bevides, the clime at route will impart veriety to the jawacy. The lath Weber last pew aimed es the limit et the stay cd the royal pety.—Atendesss Ifternal. The link; and Dachas of Richmond have a select *cis reentlabd at Gordon Cast* N.B. Their Berne Hishamee the Prises and Priam' Edward et Ease Wei ser, the Earl and Counter of blank, the East of Comm', GIMINI Mr Edward Bowater, Camel Jae, sad Colonel Benisr, w &mean the groin. The sestleeten have W capitol sport at grown shooting in Ohnaddielt and Illsokwater. On the 11th above 80 broom were killed bylaw me. and as the *Amin day 76 tear were tarred. The Duke and Dubose of Northumberland leave lAT EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1857. LATEST [GENCE. FOR INDIA. The Pays says:—" We learn, by a letter from London of the 19th, that permission has been dednitively granted for the passage of English troops agrees the Isthmus of Suez. These troops will take the railway, and will and at Sues boats, taken up at Calcutta by the East India Company, waiting for them. According to arrangement made by agents of the company, these ships were to be in the Red Sea by the end of August at the latest. The authorisation granted by the Viceroy of Egypt does not extend to the More ; it is only temporary, and special for the existing occasion." THE PRINCIPALITIES. Advicee from Bucharest Mate that the electors' lists have been posted up all over the country, and include, for the capital alone, 1,309 electors belong ing to the different classes of the population. The elections were to take place within the delay of one month, that is to my, about the beginning of Sep tember. This delay has been considered necessary in order to give time for any claims to be sent in. It is satisfactory to state that Prince Ohika has known how to maintain in the country confided to his government both the rights of the swain power and the free manifestation of the wishes of the people. Had was despatched to the (ape de Verde islands with manila for the starving populace there. The ' vessel never went to the Cape de Verde isles, but it appeals she mat into the slave trade. The imparting merchants of New York are form ing plans for reweaving the delays to which they are now subject in passing their goods through the Cutombouse. NZW YORK, Alm. 7. The sales et *Aka sinteaced about MOO balm, doe hit? firm ke all grades, and at cent edema for A=sw Ores= wheat wee in firm deraend; corn was arm;; WWI were dam; cam wee Moody. In freight the The rawen moderate. ta eosipte at ell the southern porta were lean than bet year by 694,200 balm At. Charleston, on Aug. 7, cotton wee, for middling fair, 16de. The stock et cotton wee exhausted. What bad de clined. At Noble, en Aug. 7, Me coat= receipts up to the prated time had fella short of last by 181,000 bake. At Haile, Lour wee y ; at Owego it was dull and unehmared. Wheat wee steady at Albany. Fleur wee quiet, and wheat same. ASCENT OF TES IR-HORN. An anent of the above mountain—the highest in the Became Oberland—bas Met Men made for the that time by lagllenhea. Two previous earths were made by Herr Lager, at Bests, sod the guide Mean Jaen, of Key ragas, on the 6th of August end the Bth of Baptemba, 1841. Two MMES. by Mr. B. L. Aiwa of Trinity College, Cambridge, were dellseed by bed weather. The fokowbeg Idea, addressed to the Taw, gives • short seammt of the tart just node Oar pasty masted of the Bev. J. Y. Hardy, J. C.W.Willis, B. lit. John Mathews, Willies Mathews, sad B. 8. Kennedy, gredoam of the Vaarsity of Cembetdp, and James Smith, • lad about 16, of the Otsego. Having secured the services of Jean, and being inspirited by the maple and perseverance of Mr. Ames, we availed ocreslae of that gentlemen's expiwisme, sad heaths the oombneble hotel on the AeggiadsHorn is the abeam of the led of Await, we vaned up the Algae ghiehr and olept the come algid et the yell-known asst lathe matt at the bre of the reolberg. Oaths loaning of the litkel Aug., bang aid by *height was sad amour aged by • etheless sky, we bee see rough mantels warts/ at 2./0 as. ; the herd ten eremehall lawerh the treed of = trey, se that we were ambled le hel 4. l the 7" : vial lltem the awn of the Ginenllawlaehe M ▪ seemunded the Icily peaks of the Oberland, all beasttrly tinted the early rays of dawn, Tepidly to awe the noir portion the Vies& &ear and real the hem of the Thther-Aw•lles 6.26. Ow meth now led us up a anew sad steep Mee of rear, sod reel dem Miaow, to • pie ea the seddb abide suede the Omaha Tess ▪ litesiter-Aar 'bar, sail is etherial immediately at the Mee of the keel peek, sheet 1,218 het below the await. Here ens of as gaily who had vainly endeavoured to keep Mark M the mark by the ea et Wady, wai la; and he elm it wee thought MAW& that gas *SW penda bib& Our cram was ftet seiz e M = orriU Athol el need loth, with eau- dad of mow AW we • areddemble aegis; to wels math it the alma le the gilder ef ifiewelk while Werth the sae k pesikilena, and owe. Impels Ilethersitas BLOW. The samak was piasil Awl asea. We ilthadled ear ammo to • bottle securely insulel fa a aka et dem ; we pme theeetheres ia Maass tithe glade= old essesiela; sea s haw timed by lb, wisibar, enjoyed • view of meth =patent sad ,hotter. !Aar a payee el hell en has a toll= dame* brought no sAM Mem; the lam* peaks es party slept @gala the Fie% eldek dray teethed et 13 p.m., whin two ous mho. Ewa the Able* glacier, and snivel at the hotel et me erdeek the hilewag morning. "I am, eh, your aredhat /I.7 . IItNNEDY. "Hotel Jungtrau, Angie& Han, Aug. 14." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (non ova omit PARIS, TaVIUIDAT EVININO. Queen Victoria and Prins Albert, shortly after the arrival of the royal yacht on Tuesday morning at Cherbourg, landed, and after visiting the arsenal made an excursion by land to several places in the neighbourhood of the town, again going on board at eight in the evening. The yacht remained during the night at anchor in sight of Cherbourg, and left the next morning about five ; she steered direct for Jersey, which place her Majesty visited in the course of the forenoon. A letter from Biarritz states that on Sunday, the 23rd, the Emperor will pay a visit to the loge pro perty which be has recently purchaaed in the Landes. He will stay at Labouheyre, where he will receive the authorities of tha neighbouring corn- The Bourse opened heavily, but there wen a de cided improvement in the afternoon, and bat far the small amount of business doing, there would have been a considerable rise. The Rente closed firm at 676. for cub, and 676. 10c. for account, being • ' fall of 6c. and a rise al 10c. Mobilier remains sta tionary. The Lyons helm shares wore in consider able request, and rose about 10fr. Southern rose Mr., but the other lines were about 26. 50c. lower. It was rumoured that M. Mole consents to re main in the direetiont of the Caine des Chemins de Pers. Carpentier, Grallet, Guilin, and Parod, accused of the robbery committed from the Northern Rail way Company, yesterday appealed to the Court of Cessation against the decision of the Chambre des Mises en Accusation, which has sent them before the Court of Assizes of the Seine. The affair, there fore, cannot be tried on the 26th, as had been fixed, and it is probable that it will not come on before the second fortnight in September. M. de Leeseps has written a circular to the Pre sidents and members of the Councils-General and Chambers of Commerce throughout Porno, calling their attention to his project for opening the Isthmus of Sum In an appendix to the circular are extracts from the opinions of the English press, and copies of the resolutimis voted in favour of the plan by the principal commercial towns in England. The French government supports M. de Lamps, and there can be little doubt that the Councils-General will be directed to =press their spontaneous wishes for the formation of the canaL In this instance, as in the cam of the Danubian Principalities, the English government has thrown the lead of a liberal and popular policy into French hands. The annual meeting of the Academie Preemie), at which the Monthyon prises of virtue and several other prizes are distributed, took place teal y. M. Vita presided. The grand prize, offered far the best poem (mot to contain more than 300 lines) on the war in the Crimea is kept open till next year. The event of the_ sitting was the reading of a poem by M. Ernest Legatee, entitled " Deux Misers.," in which a rich and a poor man compare the pistil which oppress them. It was freqeently and loudly ▪ Laded. The inmates of the Hotel du Louvre were wit- seises of a cheating scene this morning. A cham bermaid, named Sophie Honore, who had been ob served lately to be in low spirits, threw herself out of a second-floor window, at s moment when several people were on the grand staircase, fell in the court upon her bead, and was killed on the spot. A lady, Madame de B—, with whom Eugene Sue carried on an active correspondence for live years before his death, is about to publish a memoir of him. The Memorial d'Amiens says :—" At the menent of going to press, we kern from Douai that the her pital of that place wee in flames, and in part de stroyed. It was said several of the patients had been burnt, but no details have yet reached us." UNITED BTATEB. ARRIVAL OP THE ARIEL. THVILSDAT. The Vanderbilt steamer Aria his arrived at Cowes on her way to Havre. She has brought the United States mail. She left New York on the Stll inst. Amongst her cargo is specie to the value of 176,000 dollars for England, 123,310 dollars for Frame, and 11,040 dollars for Bremen. The Midi exchanged sigmas with the Fulton on the 9th inst. near Sandy Hooh. The Indians had committed ravages in Kansas. In Missouri a democrat has been elected to Con geals. The democrats have carried everything in the North Carolina election. In Marion, County Florida. the awn cop wee good. Cotton wan in a promising oondition, bat there had been melt rain, and if it continues mate rial injury will be done. A pOegnaster in South Carolina has been appre hended he robbing the wail. It is numeral that the questions between the United States and New Grenada have been virtually settled in faveer of the toms,. The mutest at St. bilinnewsta, between the democratic seastitatkatal petty sad the republiams, is likely to he a very spirited am It Is rumoured that Beata Anna is dead. Heavy name have bike la the eoutkaad damaged the mope. The &Ism of New Yet are about to organise vigilance oaramittae, in rconerpiense of the senrdess and robberies committed there. About twelve mouths ago a •crsl aillid the N. . 2HB DRAMA. PRINCESS'S. The dramatic awn of the Princeeee Theatre, which is brought to • close this main, kw extended over eines months, sad Ism bees reserbstds for the aoalwedne dos of any sari novelty, anti far the revival hulas such • lengthened period of bet four plays, three of which ware Shakeeperian. Is each of those revivals Kr. Charles liesn's saaegerial taste sad tact, great liberality, and scsapubas esectsms Is ashore of dotted end entiquarian rewerelt, have has displayed es fatly es la kaiser years ; the pity-bill of sera her bares the seesstotald scholarly dried, sad the play is its new cad gorgeous aspect hes been the talk of the tows foe the time Wing; hat while bidding Mr. Lem a temporary Ihrewell, with ell thanks for Ms past wed every good with for his future scartiens, we maned avoid espesing our e gret that ha doer sat employ the position which he has es worthily ettaissed for the furtherance of sashes dramatic lisereams We are ao supporters al ommstiosality, we west ao dm eat plays, utterly Whin kismet, sad filled with coeseaspleoes set is dell Moak es; NU we do re quire le Moray lb use the mirror bid up is setae." to hem • spirited wpredendoet d reeders messes, spiritedly vet forth. Of all thistriall sewers Kr. Lam is the most sated to give as tide treat ; to the pommies of an ezeellent staff he adds admirable tote sad greet liberality. Lt him this try the eimbseat; we will warning that wither his has amide pocket shall suffer by It. - trannurcr or rig LATE MI. DOUGLAS -To night, •End on Friday sod hatiuday, Mr. Ditheas and the Mumma of the tarislotheleme - troops rearm' the Prowil Deep stiles Frephide Hail, Dlsselimitst, for the benefit tithe " Jerold Fond." The heath thane tare trel be matedsed b proheloael sebum& The per kereaseee ban beta ladertatee at the medal repo* of some ut the prlnelpsl What% end the demeted f pieces is extraordinary. Mr. Charles Mathews sets sail for America to sorrow. PelOn.re PA= AT WAToirole.o.—nms Loneme et bind snivel at Wnediell es Wan, and dee so r es add rienelse et the Texan" pessied eism to sinpniorbikii has recenly atehlished t i ff m r . V a ll Wiesird kr their art. It is • new pine e/ pew . growl (s peen of it is AIWA as arm yesl). it we pissed by the ie. enmeskilly eta gird it Wein by In Isernsey Irrafrinikent hennessinesaindi spet in the wpm selmilbing "pieWs " sided I • Ilithor OM dna aka I I dr Alum et olertord Odeon NAOS sod Se ninbers el the park reenen in lisediran st the isinese gate to the pen. inns IS saw peentel to bin sad his Taesi; Way Inn • we, le skin be eii:—" Let in midi • I kiwi \win Ihe ' nisei men Wein basyky nth 110111•1 iir•M• et Illes As the fowl Era ma new nit hen men v ew nr monk iews. 1111•1 pea eim a selpy penis war it the vising yibinhere rilielybe ensue' kr the roe beeme with rress• Ms mem et table nil the heekinil smith et ite= Nis inn Win k theme ahem the nenwee et tin NNW. es Winked, snit to sespesiell le k beesty EMM2 LUNATIC AeTI.IIM.--0•1 kat. es inieseike mike no tined by the anew sin Winn ten dins missW by Ohs Erika widen strima, Ines sear • eisii•seseowe mei sew Ply wink vend bus doss nen h er issienir the .111eareade Elena" nee denseedi new win new nen to go aim The "Wise" of no estebilinen inn es the s.d took • Wiely WNW is dr pen ▪ ve limy the rearyzik it hl y =bse le nen • W sl oa.. Akar else ton ar aisent ellolm • serkin em sin area Is Meer "Went " whin hinny Ws freely dieweed, they wit eleneke to the “anivei weed, - est this siensil dm obese ol sitseibet Derby the reennew of lie enshe ease et mine map mese mom moeglime mew stem Imes Poke ita MO lINISSINI, Sir trstallod, give sow Wineets epee the " Ted Dent Shevnin" aad 7 aWieric." At tie oeseleisa Melina Asa= • se s =elllllllll Wire gives Win Adam emumellse ad I, end mem Mai ISM Imo* saw MIS INK• • per, if only kr the sibs et the von eal ibe sown We harm that nearly the Inds el the asp ben.und=ed wai. is this yen by the plink is VA A seneidemlek einiation, it ma be reamalierad. wee adld eve =oaths ban is the "WI by • vein give. be Weer of M. Ablinef• 111.10 d„. br."s" aad by mornst bill 18116 , 1. for ia" . 11: jab ~tttfs s( moo et kle weeks. moo • to semi mime smenallot M set Mr Min Maar lad the panes she we bin signistal nth wWhir' et PlenrCerten* baps to igen to . I wives whet • wynneset Ms M buss ter • or Om ess very wipahabis T enn Ike MIMI tly le td. We nowt the Wenn Et s i = la te sear wa s a i i m es 0-.4=7=1 Peuda m i sil bu ter ill = es both Win the most data dot the Nem M i t ie o r :lso pidolit s •et • 'my tsarticW obsoadoir, esid la mememac• it volosai w metal d insmoo monfraudy amidst to X. A. Wan le 211,000*.—Oslipiessi. emir mit It Cantwell es Wedgy out br The Marquis and Marchionsse of Lothian ars prelegerk haasymova st Brost Was Houma the Dike at IlseeleatiVe met, are telleatag. The Marquis of Columbus has lift Cowes on a arida la bat yeeht. YAW*: le visit the welters psi sad Booth Webs beam On le Waal . _ The Marquis of Argiseey mid family have arrived at Walking, from "'demo. TL. Earl and &Innen of Jersey and Lady Chateariaa viDiere have Coves it Tuastsiaeit, for tetra. erawitee oralemplair a tour of Arita la &Woad pra etor.), as Islam up Yr rulderre at Mlddistoa Park for the eartuara. The Earl of Gifford haa left the Marquis of Tweed&We at, Toter Bow, as a tour of otitis is the north of Boatload. The Earl and Counter of rutgall are among the latest anirala at ecarterough. _ _ _ Viscount and Viscountess Duncan bate arrived ea a visit to the Zeal eat Coaster ad Caapewlows, at their mat hi lloollead, frets town. Lord sod Lady Bloomfield have left town for Bt. The marriage of Lieut.-Col. Rome, eldest son of LitraL-Gen. andLedy err BIN" et Leedeehant Haw, and nephew to the But et Harboroegh, to Prawn Willed. nibs, abet daughter et Sir Olynne Basle Worthy, Bart., of Desks HA took place on Tamer last. On having the amok the ground was shwa with Mrs by children, the Fanny as entring the cherobyard was deonated with Gowen and garlands, and ma arch very taalabtly decorated was emoted to the village for the *idol petty to per under as their way to the had no lard oldie Borg Death um ask Militia wee In animism', and played as the lawn babithe repeat. That being over, the britbd pair Wt for Nortanlia4 the stated Mr Montagne Clecinaeley,Bart., M.P. The soda of puliasbect will probably be brought to a close as Tarty out. The royal eipeedi will be doll vend by comobelon. _ _ _ The - following members of the government were pasts the ilk Now NI the Treldipr, as ilTederhy:—Viscord Palueretea, iniOreavitle, input Het why, the CIIIMPOO, of tb Swinger, Mr George Grey, Lord Peassen, Sight iree. H. Labeecirre, the Dune to Argyll, Sight Her. M. T. Betas, Sight Has. S. Teresa Balitti, Right Hem W. G. fisyter, High Has. C. P. 111- Ihre, the LA d Ifelgran, Right Has. H. Pitney, Right Men. 1. P. Seem* Sight Ha. H. Herten, Right Boa. S. Low% Right Haw Mr S. Hall, Right Has. W. P. Cow ' gm, Threat Castlerams, Lord Swint Brace, the Bolkitr- Or rti, to. Lord Adverts, the Hight Hea. J. D. View prid, Kr. Clddreler Forresose, Mr. Denby depeour, Mr. T. G. &Om Mr Jobe Rassease, and Mr. Bread. The Poet publishes the relieving letter from lady Mammways ler,—Thre apparel to the Kermit* Pat peceiday • Yew, rayon* fa came ties' The Widow of • Crimea Hero,' to when bar Manny had graciously bast pleased to assign a redden la bar Majaty's palm* at Haagke Coat Tlds loan brae preceded by several When at dilarat peeks& et thee lace Dread et the Crimea war, coaceind In a sprit et a neck diesualeal, and, es it amen to mss, elm ot se sae& lagemitede, that I Omar roger atria hams meting the glorious are my husband lee bequeathed I. re don so sad a eau, ad bra thee past W 7 mewls( my deep gratitude to her Mandy the Qum hr hr greener gift of ay spertrasete at the palace Hargios Coert.—l lave the lemur to be, your roost Median hirable nevent„ Borer H. FOZAMIAMOWA TS. The Pares, liestpke Comet, Aug. 19." The Deswilierf 044te aaaosusess oMcially that Vag Den Pane V. et Portugal hr tisinaded la reriege the bad d the ?Mare desghrie de lieherooene.ll4g. metuges. The saamary tornaliese will be &Med la the teems II the arm, but the marriege will probably be ddieswl eatil rut year. The helm at the Ware Dam at Portugal, who is a gemeal to the Premise service, nide, M DresidaiL Pm TO THE DUES AND DDCZEINI or NORFOLK. —Oa Weireasy the Doke sad Dears to lied" all la woad 4 their rhildrea, wire sateslsked = dpedear d fserthom, u. t Dsawksl 4. la had et the rag e cif weestodeds• • wasp" lab 1144 Lag, was ersend,, Thseele i res4 their glare et the chid ride wen the , kis right by Me Dab et Medi& Lied the ster Oahe sad Ids big, Mr Ansel Itewyeekeed Ow Bev. Mar Roma akehrie hi Ur, bar g am Deign, Colima Medikt a be Mks, IN., sad Miry Mwesed, Dm. Lady Mils Mem% doa The awe cif Ss Duke sad Beam xfores, 411 lie reedit makes 4 Mink Imes, Tr Emit ebb solorilin. The "who a the essesisa curs wady earotherwasey. Aber diner the emplevealbsd its wire he • short thou NA Ass main& le the tell mesh when demsber tow kips up MI desk. THE WHEN OF THE NETKIDILUIDe AND THE Our WOMAN or Drosaiuts.—Mar Majesty the Qua ot the Nubseliadkpasend Minsk _Desibas at me wey to the Treenail. The =lemeg gel pug ane ai hive. li ce: the royalty • solar Meer irmr.„ =,: -4 barn( bra dace the days 4 Q 44 who reiddM he sem lins la Doer Osift Aa Dekko kr at • • br Weem ow s se e ism mewed wine the rogel eietege lettgel it ei ese d iirj. 1111111 S, MIMS Ulla." • Irk 4 Ihe QOM. eel NMI her z wi thlhosesed EV awrially obi.= mt ' Ink Wks, sod Tat *ante beltiaMi Mesa a w sue the ham, horst weer% Del weer ow • usiet a' ray era Imp sad ao n u b. ay meld boo I ' The selselies Of her Modesty r i lz as hietz m ull w hy the aoressmas et sid wows, dr Deckle et Esulbse the no. dent Me was 'rift to ths crowd, iswead= a m s old Asa Weld so the head, mad iti• et AU CtilThs royal amp alkusweit Mt the AU kt rho rise wishes ` au ks.labaldisaft.,,Parati. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS -THIS DAY. The 8 took the chair at 5 minutes past 12 o'clock. MILITARY CHAPLAINS IN INDIA. Sir H. VERNEY inquired what number of chaplains had sooompsaied the forces recently sent out to India. Sir J. HAMDEN mid no chaplains had beta m sent oat e es it wee not usual to do so, the chaplains being oupplisd Ike compsay epos ths arrival of the troops in India. POLITICAL REFUGEES. Mr. W. WILLIAMS sated the First Laid of the Tres. sari whether there wee say truth In the rumour that, in oomplience with an application from the government of Fronts, the government of this country would expel same of the Filed% refugees who have sought en asylum in this country Lord PALMERSTON—My answer, in the fret place, Is that no such applicadon has been rewired. In the next pia" bad such application been made, the answer of the prominent mud hays been something like that of the parish °Moms to King Charles 11., who maimed thenteelves frcat ringing their belle became they had no bells to ring. (Laughter.) 8o the answer we most have given would have lam, we have no powers to comply with the applica tion. (Loud cheers.) RETIRING BISHOPS. _ _ lo reply to Lord PALMERSTON sad it waa fatooded sect mica to betas b a bin he granting allowances to retinae lan which would lave • retrospective action, so se to iseholt Wade, the lege Mho, of Nonel. SAVINGS RANKS. In reek to Yr. - Th. CEANCIILLOE of the EXCHEQUER said he did not tat I men end= to reintroduce his Savings Banks BAU, bat would betted more for • select committee to con eider the whole sallied (Hear, hear.) -- - - DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES BILL. On the mew of the day for the third gist[ of this Mr. HENLEY sawed won a review of the prawns stages thrash white the WI bed paned, santing, without any Walks et slaw father oppsitim, that his original tootles kr the easithealiss of the memos had Me fob fsallbt by the vow" shsoe tat bin had not nerved that emidenedes width wt.a ue ditable to hglietion e Sr fee to the hsvetence of the subject. It bed ben said whoa the bid we brought in that It was potbelly yithe, end that It was oesy to read the intends of the vestment in its providons • bat =twit& otandieg that, se thaw than thirteen material changes bad beet near is oeeerW te, ten of which hid been agreed to withal GREY Sir O.mplimad the tight_ bra genuses on th e able Wary add le h as 11 d th e bill bet aged th ee that very Way wes =a peel of the peat oceadmedia which had bee IsmaseedS ga be mum. •It we seem of peat piemes le brat it goverment Mt the was to mega the duel of that homes without a division. [Left sitting.] LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY (Beim Mr. Comzoiriooor Few.) IX 13 W. C. CAKZION. This benkrapt was described as of Camomile-street, import OM@ sad mace mandestarer, and to-day aam. up to awls he his certificate. Mr. Buchanan swathed for the tankript, and mid tbd ha believed the aceigasse, as abo Mr. Stsmild, the cling amigo" were isticand, and made no oppositioa. Kr. Wilds (Bear wad Wilde) raid *et the assigner wesid be canal with the bankrupt receiving a mooted class certificate Mr. theadeld said that the books bad been well kept, and he saw no objection. His Hamar granted sn immediate certifrate. The henkmpt was the inventor of the misbrand "Pal mettos Seam," and to the sale of the stock under the bank. mptcy may be attribated the Frothed of a good divided. _ inznoBn. Tblo bankrupt bad carried on boWstas as • drops, d Bury Bt. Edmund's, and cans up to per kis is azang. Imam n• woounts: by Yawn. Rants lad Bon show—Debtor, 1,1691. !Laub : good debts, 7391. ; &Inn dock, 2601.; nods stock, 201. ThB bankrupt prig without opposltko. This bankrupt was tar ;079.1 ^ a5 " 42 . Cambridge-road, 396.. end, clossoseagor, and coos al far Lis last examination at accounts by Memos. Butlerend , showing, Dr. tom. dams ansecurel, 8,4681.; to ditto mortgagee, 1,1871.; ditto property, 1,1271.; lisbilitiss, 3,9951.; and 1,0001. doe to his wife on kw sepeate sooonnt. Creditors by doubtful debts, 2981.0.. Bd. ; 191. 13s. Id. propoty given up' 3441. ditto, at 2,1001.; ditto in bonds o f codlten, 7791.; 1,9651.; deficiency, 7 an., 1558. 2,3001. After • brief discussion the examination was adjourned foe investigation of the accounts. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Woke. Hedy me brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with Maims dela a eat ef bagatelle Mita Mena Made smil.4 sew the primmer at seven o'clock C osei nkralart Ihe mew of lAr. Stockaa's home in Old Olen aloe dogma Is having seen the primmer out. Me Mr. Iltedree's berm int seven o'clock lain night. He Mop mdse. the ostela et the window, and two or limess eillerwerde semething was peeled out to him fremathe Wide. I thjak it ems his cep, and it seemed tiled wla asarAWsg. He then went into a back mil leading to Landiedirhill. I dtarearda maw two rasa, not in custody. leave Mr. Illacean'e Menu Iltedsoknissami vistuoller, In Old Fish-strset, rid—l have some iifst kaewledge of the primer, from having seen him about my hew. A set of bogstelle belle was stolen trim my ponisem between seven and eight hog Veva% the eager whoa sprelhaded the piemer, miff the{ the be& hai netbsm Rent. • deledies Wear Meted AM the prisoner was a most tar toeless prismed p , ead bed only justebe mimed from WM. Mader where be lad been bo for hovered mouths debt. The primmer wee remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ARIAULT ON A PEXALE. Mown! Nora t , who described himself ea a amain'!" aged 27, WY up, charged with a most viollent sewn upon Amelia . The complaisant, whose face exhibited the effect al II severs blow, said that about one o'clock this morning** rimer smashed her at her own house. He struck bra in the face. He wee net sober. Mr. Imam—Was this in the home when you live ? t—lt we., sir. He brokethrough a window. I are Cw ?vir i er a with him, but he has .sectored me several tiresso sad I mea sedum it no loager. I ana bound to give bias M charge for the sake of my life. Mr. LesAley—ls It your Indium that you cony on Complakient—Yee, sir. It is a Berlin wool shop. I bought it with my own money. Primmer—No, my mother opened the shop for you. Mr. loadkry—He name a second time to your shop ? Complainant—Yes, after he was balled it the station-held he returned sad mein smoked me. Mr. Loodloy—What is the prisoner Complamet—He ,oath blatant( a gentheasn, I believe. I have asked hire if he woe sorry for what las had done. Ha replied that he wee sot. Mr. Bead.* (to the prisoaer)—What have you to sty* the charge ? Prisoner—l leave it all In your hands, dr. He was held to bail, himself in 401. sad two rarefies of 201. each, to keep the pesos for six months. FATAL FIGHT IN KT.NTI au-Tom—Yesterday s very Making scene took place in the immeam blame Kentieh-town end Itiebgat(.hill. Two sei• et the amass I Smog Mitcht4 tai Matthew Hawklea, eseaystere ployed opus the Ise et railway at Yeeliele-town, meal about the pommies of ttow tools whlß drinking at a pub lic-house, called dr Amu* Rama. at Kentish-tom After a (rest deg of Wang ass ketahros betweee tlmma Y whisk MAIM heill4 smeennt wee made to las s reba gal kr kis mar kin NNW to the imp 1111110 dart Maass off. Men the an mesa skima awl • ilkewild took thee. they both boW pow% reside rtes thq %wed aperesis of kee hear, fere "kith tier won ark to tabs Miathelare7 at be wee rake the waist of it, sad was is a say salatestsi uteri at Lek he ea awl, whoa Ha w Ms =I. al wee kietelly poshirel, The body el the ilsoreed wee mama to Meta, to Tenor pa% lleatie-tows, sae Mr. ItawM, • wpm. setnide butt eD hems 01l woe varrailiag. uelheenees am wn 11 pee s d xo m sail las isk • widow nil foal. 710 alba II be be MI likes Web* is Iu kr, bee ihearki. Tk• prelims se tr tr e ilussits (Somme) tWO a is ke d ernsied • nen kr ea sawn of aa ortre• lads, wassen wee. lbe sates that her was Stew se Wore w the in, iambi bra kr a stuns• Vi ag etrasies sone ailterlag m Va a tissi kit the kneal, and la bake war whit& wes - Se ire, be whole one mina weer her. Her betlywee kwaal enbleklat Illb ewe n lla ma hie dim olds Obi Me bew _hk well k *slag Oki the bake ea ha. e waseat. broom, Is we Ms Ira fay bees mania kir newin ___ n id a welt Wbook asere by his videos be hove Ilira saw. This is Lis wend ale, ord lizsin 11 I • beset rise the bean was avows dismise by esoods posh. i hillsibill bew.4