The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-25 00:00:00

frt)* expreoo. TO COSRUPONDKITT IS . 411.1itempalli `Wong To ti roc" lairlis 1.111111111 pow. Ilmt le it Me ar, n. 11b11.61141301 1 . by TIM VOW. era Mfr dip invaisitlair Tr. 'immix TIM arVI T IVIWoN I DIAILL.—AaI /LTA. LkJITA ; R. ifs Tlrs• OWN. APPI..-o=ool.ait ram:wink —pa ir " Bing o cil eiffiteu s i R.° 11 2 1 .111 1 11161 1 01 loris egos Imalfri & •. MOE WILMA AT LONDON DILIDON. Ten DAv—lismils. It Nis.... . ..... Ailsm.. N. 1111 e. ilirlelNP—Oloriing. N. &tm. . . ... Allow." N. tit. • . LONDON, MONDAY, NAY 25. TO OUR SUBSCRIBER!, A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will M pabiiiiked r anal ON SATURDAYS. Toe appointment of Secretary of State ha land does not appear to be mi le op* rk Aspirants alter Oise. Wise welklebt to swept It, is the prom el ler. Thisol e ZS it had been meoessisoly awed to, and 3/2. CRAM= VILLTIMA, Sir Bwaolw HALL, Kr. Prmitor. True it is that two modern Crank &Toted to the service of their esentry, awed to throw themselves headbeg into Aris gnlL 1,14. Pommies, however, though dri n k the pemilsility ci W the mg deloomil wq 11•116 way, hootelysaved hitt illeOnett old reed's. Sellonar Pei. be aseeedeediet the se cs Ai baring too roe d th e ro om y. the about hies t Ir. Memories ifthsife• be thoroughly eloped in the milk et hone libleen tenth cello decoterfinew entlng Hisider for the Mat lowatagiseiontiriotaiitsistriffito to ease, isy his sewed will big bpi prnlethead7 in hot water. 114 skid de Wiped dem- Modell sad Modified boo paella floe win any res.anllte~erb ig MOO de erng good in the rasa IM &MA as the Irish is, oast Oben insoresste, this is mime mot of the roam TIM Secretary is shot: led ▪ n leifse between the English Hem ealeeenil the ONO in Dahlia. He is paced when be is le be opeersi and nuttileed, in ceder to avert &s -prees sibs= betimes these positrons iodise. The Hetheththe of the licemodlce in Deeming semi sod the Auderitim in the Castle at Dublin herer in, by any thane, agree on any scheme of policy. Vila the one wishes to more as, the other is sere to insist ipso stendis" still or twining back. Now the foctice of the Irish Secretary is to serve bed, so MO sleek sometimes serves two economical and bridals barristers who occupy the same set of Chambers. If the Irish Sometwy is disposed to do the week of the Cable, be is strobe& sod ordered to beep gist try the Homeernes , if he is eager to wry sat else pest ',the lissmeilles, he is rapped WI! the Illildnelsy the enda Hr is kept in pep piest koala, end than esserbd era sad welded he delegthlkhg. Messwkile thophlle one of doom hopes N M ell the Irish ernehlitheemit's NO. deadens do el aide& Ogden dooms kW, =write lie down t Tenentelght-leepess, Young Weeders, de NW-Prefer, sad the dpserwribea, ad Wow essiiii lift with a farty fmelo pow et lenge Pooollalloassr Effileatt Woks to keit Ma eree gems ma teleme make melgukat eitha theelle Hoe km matter k aatatted it is sot = to grf. One thing , beim% b will cooties@ to add oeheisd so hag r Ike Hoe et • Viceregal Coed k the Castle at Dille of tams to be enelei. Ors Irish Erman In Dublin and ere ire hl Doweingetreet see to. aemptible. The in most keep thwarting Ile odes, t err the ens ars* tg eemesting meedg le togisfor the ailde of the Oho write itself AMPS a diem. Time soli Wyss, ernainietrative Clemene mot in any Oak The existence of an Irish Vb► mry is epermeneett protest that the Union is stallion. pets. Inlaid varies so mach in its social and civil ism. Mien from the sister island, that a separate DepertP mint in Use Honmenice for the traniaction of Irish beeinem will lee' mistime to be neennery s sad at the head of this department there most be a Sogrolasy of &ate for Ireland, subordinated to the wind* Home Seeritary of State for the whole Empire. ail the Irish Viceroy, with his mock Court, is s .w one Mebane, of hosiers, and souse of torrepiee. TIM is sow pretty generally acknowledged t beend—except in Dublin mad there, se= toasty remarked the other day by &weekly oonteog► eery, the Iced Lieutesent quotes is not • Ciddief, bat a Mime cootie& Some of the Dublin shop keepers way gableythepee'emationef the Vice-regal Aloe, bat all the met of Ireland lowa In these days of Admialtrative Reform Lord PAuerewros welt have dose geed service by mailing himself of the vacancy in the Irish Secretaryship to inaugurate the abelitica of that solemn, costly, and corrupt ing shoo the Irish Viceroyalty. dap of Tun future of the English Money Market is still bar abed is great obscurity ; nevertheless, there seams Sir green& for the opinion which prevails in most quarters that, he soaks thee at least, the worst bee bens experienced. We stall sot be at all surprised if the emest refired ot the Beak of England to renew its losas ea stack should prove the last of a series of restrictive mosseires ; bat mare that this .oast be bored he at peat. The kart' if the Beak to retain its sloe of balsa have add* bleu se► cossfel, however lesureeeisal they is, ban boa to the esonseekl esammity. holism yea &Mk dee" 410 14 dllbg Ibut do wart bas Wow the owed ia Ifieseps. Of late reas the @Midst pile Ales& he phi by the Bank of Planes hes NM to attnet the preview instal to say horeggpg gwantities tress this Aide k sad be the mingle seem that the Ines espied in these W ilma orsdiesa. Adme sight( the Apra mat, have beak amble to farrow the seishile Leads, mhos at a sate which wadi sew aerially metal their profit. The akseemalle _. Buffeting from IN' stringency at the Batista:lice of wi= the The interval httich'esantry arrival of each large batch of hosQlsa - quietly helot over, sad heavy sal aid vi now stain dm ? nearly a minim be .crispy laded (ths Ammissa a somewhat misused dayrwsion. to • Print whiskyramisas a steady hither t and era Rued% the Govern s has samealh. to hansmitileNsolorn Amami that maim a esatifrasbb pea the szoksage, new Pads it seavielest the experhitisn of gold. Ifenever, from Plexieti insieuesp the belle that _ remittances of silver will sots aims forward. Ifs prospect of lute =stank supplies king thus willihined, and the dream of the continental =lts PniQiiing that the rid, when it ',ATM, yotained hers to a greeter extent than for Wee tints Poet, them woe, mtil within the last f,w in" room to hope hat the mime would bacons ~Ara maim Ibis vies* brisemr, Is now tketl=l•4lrilg."l illtrait=elhtnesU, wh ver :t ir k bits lhir to . F large cur ion of the molted ressitliassa. For our ems part, order nrsesot cirwmainmes, we ars Isabel to NOW that Aber, is so pe;babill, lb• body or im portant fall in the mks '4vasisp Hurried move wrests of this Ma alwstro„ipe is subsequent mil ' thief, holm* rd an heated character ; for, egele,Mo wad Mimeo given to speculative ea. relit are frequently induced, W il e= iiii essoszegessent of a temporary inflation, to embark to a dangerous extent in a variety of foreign joint-stock projects, tantamount in their effect arm the mosey market to so mon; foreign *M. SO WI as it is merely a queatiMont the preliminary psgiome w incenvesdome emeed e bat the imbespeat steady soseimien ef male soon peolnees its Abet la els premien of the unbilfiges, stringency of th• tient market % andgempOliturberese =HMO; teem Ilse pills will do well is Sew selves of the hope tbelkombeybabouttobeesindille , ' Apart from the ablesele4pl activity of which naturally a*rs sea peeventative of a low rate of discount, at ber Maw period were there so may joint-stock *Os in ounceof elaboration, the gremetere of lea are at awaiting a sad& oppertediM far Pernaiinp., es on the newbot. eirebeleye der Nabors mime. boillembn o• Odell Auk There is no ebbe that ST ibbldbl bowl *PI stlyer for the Post. ttsreei ' baba be 'llk two —ar these weals beffiedk. promoted to improvement in the esaboopes hawses this esietsp. and the Costinest. Mime the arrival of the bat Overland Mail there hes bees a greatly issesese dessesd en Chinese amount, sad that in certain to tighten the money market. In view et tho rapidity with while the ere' of bar silow obi elm coinage of the Cornetist have been draughts& away to the Fist, end replaced by gold, the public are quite rightin narrowly watching the Indian and Chiusee SAI6OIIO. for of late pare this silver move ment irr . to • surprising extent determined the des of the gold received from Australia and Ne y thndinued absorption of elver In Asia, and Obi Moil condition of Frees, are sufficient 1. ARO= dimeareg• the expeetatioe of any bilikbat fall in the value of mosey. In the latter emery the great finemiel opsoulatere, ekes swam has hued to rule thousands of ambitious imitates% seem to have eased a wonderfully accurate is. sleet into the beetling vealcoosses of the people, lee to work, with equesiszterity, apes the Ines of judgment eriaeol in areas respects by the amrimment, On the ere Mod. we sea great sedifinevismo sob Abet En pronweba bulb gmbles, pilbsibmiebes, abed game ebbs" we lbs aged' whisk they have sapid le tio , mime Ink The Government, ow lb pan—biont of teprollag this fictitious polyping op st be Demo as a serious evil, easiest? Mee tot lope clam upon whom the Crtdit *bras Society and similar operators feed, end pernbires to the morality of the entire natiom•-sreakly connives, in return, at the financial menieliole el them parties, and permits them to edV Melly b i embuvasenients of the country, MIN rift salt of Paris, intensely absorbed in es movemems of the day, is utterly tyerbsso et es warnings so strongly impressed to recent espedewes. Each transient glimpse of relief become • signal for committing the owlet to tree Mobilities, involving • eon sent draia gel. At a time who the *sib of haw, be big amptled to raise its piebbi ea the all ebb des jut had a trade pee tees dime of its position, and whom tho Jab id ow e mine, and silk crops is as yet uneneller bebrespene glow embriel to the appetite e es aim me Semi aveo in at tempts to goat ame Illpielek boo, a ene for Roman railways, ea r dee all, that /my ques tionable projeet, Iwo lbauel Mae a Ways." So long as thl bieableen matinse to rose thus recklessly in abelsoot the capacity of the meet, what hope as *Nebo for it? What elm pro spect is there that eft of a semitant Emma for gold in England awl eineadtere to replete, at whatever cost, the Ida eoessimed in the coffers of the Bank of Frame An afternoon series of the highly interesting per ontal narrative al Mr. Witham Remelt wee coonetneed on liaterday, MUM' Rambo The emotive nee the sumo ila Wert se thin which tonna the fret mire, winch wee cowhide& the Finless flaisrlay evadmg, tett Amara ear tanarente Lye teen node, la order to bring the delivery of the ketone whilst a seodonte Among the audience that crowded the Lyceum ea liestrisy to wham the perionsaco al the Theratte, wee Malls Pioceleeeisi, The amend to wake the peelbeatesce with the most attestieh Interest, sad *ail beerttly is the mhos* wxotisi to Boo's testlirtss d the part which se tam& klestioll with her 011111 sows _ . . Two dsop-oss lines, at silk stsasfactore (etch ow paint rook, to booths* to the swiss fitting on Weld the Cyclops), hays strived at illasinsom yard. They am seek 2,000 fathoms Wog, and aro of these-siglitho at an took Is idgenahrimew The Crisps win hoot 19,000 fathom of wading Um and Ibis foe slippiag ths colds within melt origin Wog MM. Tlis &frog apparatus is dm* and min* smog Ma Wits bola mob m to Its stleissey. Owes of LIIIVIIROS ROOM 011iirottcR Herrman.—Lialmat Jabs Wood Rao" R.N., died at lie molding*. Illoomurblioggiol, en Ildesday mods( last, bobs boss sikolel to Ole abillibmot snarly twisty z le ideite leserti am antra Om Royal Ran is 17100•11.11 , ea bud lbe Msalboraogb, 74, solo la 'Mb dip be we grid ea a mien blit Pooosibr OIL Perm lir Misr. ti.al ltelt L a mm erl warms ellt a ri nsa loool la dr Orr ri Obi ~pot of dram so art mobr's nor) so roe Mil% 111. Isorllbriell Col lagwood, sod Plaid oodiNdol bits Mg in um ore op= Farr Pirseray, NIL no was oar "afta. oserolosro, was soak d troborot. as Ur Sidi • mot el/0U Is. balisi voisi to him bon r Pad. ne 10111101 rasa pars-liwolimmt of reMtllnmt RON% i remmarith Iran ON Ind Oa mossorragsmass a Osesarleb Roof* co the id 1111;114 - iism sit Igt tire be Was sW Iltbosi• THA b i pLY NSW,: L0 4, 14122L4 . MORNING c!osios, whilst :11,018= am lagVG ramaarta sad et tinged stringesi la its aims ma lOW at lb moll um—ft 6. +t least had the ON M merle, awl la Oa tails/ arait awl amasteabl latermaike :_..peeemeet in taaialmail la Os Oa. tabor, ace* mosINIF bablea-alis paw it or . t.. exchange The %"/"Ines prn ii a riWi l mMl P M= T he lM betwixt the mil as soloiver or,/ mov a ms Imam, .. •it mu wows. M A lb gold is being qt "6111P6M111/ AL1 151111 fre• ressitt= t are It is addla lallitmatmapt area OM 4 , 14 VIM Or fitif MlRMiliff ff/ " ". !ice" =.61 6" MI". " ebaagea, ater l rid:Zrr "'k es ka arame.Z11.......L0ga".• too la . I l a W M " ; W sk base returned k artitl-1.8"*""""""" low of gold h Slarat=. ' lt IL 'lrvr-trAti: wit or vd.ii I Dame an 43111 IHE DAILY NEWS delivered to all parts of lasses upon t As 10. 4 by Nab Pam. am-. NA UM . W.& 11 , t o me at th e as so wore st Pal,: t ;74 r,...., ....urr0tr:44:,.... lsat advice* ha _ . sonsiderable re EXPRESS, MONDAY ua l ijiiiiie, a i "" t. . , - s ii,.. ivadli r -o:, XAT A ping, sad Y at • yfait to bw WOW. MAT SC Ma Qom, wompaidal by the Palmas Royal sad Priam Lab*" Iran oat pawk AMITINATI. Mr Palma nip as bonito* lit& tbw ?liar at Wales mi Mese 61064. TM Sept _Saar party Waded the Dubin et Lag, the blame layel, Priam Lekbegea, Ids Amends Biwa Or Jam Ma. OW mg the WIN rd _ smea la Wakiwg. TM bowl at Deal Maws 1/1/Way samba *Pali •Wilq+~B♦er~.~i.Bul, Wooled. A Celdudi Cassell wee held on Saturday at the Aid seelame d the Mast Lard ef the weminey.ht Dowsisrelesst. Th e Ministers gement were :—Treoent Pebatiehra, the Lord Clleseellor, FAA Granville, the lid.d Harreeeby, Sir George Grey, the Earl et-INNINies, Mr. Sesetery La booeheou Lord AMMO% file Chancellor of the . Esebeepter, Sir Mao Weed. the its D o ke Valets Smith, Lamilitaaley et Alder , the Duke of Awn, sad the light lies. M. T. Yr. Lades Wood sad Mr. Woodlice'., • SIM the WIWI 01 Medd by Yr. Mitt Similmre, lI.P Rarer M.P., lad is bionleirvilk Sir adz OM as y, at the gads lialMist diesQliddsod ot a Padded 11.5 Ms Cloolddge University Consianke were st 11, Mblabb cd Wordsedy, Tkuradak ih roti 7dddy ld. TY Mandmiseon plead 1,1141-41111 et Casdu, Lord Mialey, ILP ~ tbs SIPA Hes. X. . Mirk tha Vass fif er Mr W. Pap 110:11, tbs liglit SOL Mr 1.. Pod, WDna d Ely, sad the Rm. M. Vagina. • beeldise. oriadding of Kr. W i . Kr, 'mesa, Mr. Nederia, Mr. Idasils, midi* us se brow view IN IMEMSWIPIai dill WI saAlr Hall, at de aid et MSc Wads. in .Dos dere sell due tb=a Saturday, to tbsinew 4 GeWat Cart et Mica. Deiratides X 1.4 riorived i misiday tress do Homed of Hoeg Hoag, Osyks, sad - It ia nialsratostl that it is her )kjesty's intention *Mediae belle shell tene piece en Webeeder, Jane 24th, sad Thu:edgy, July 9th ; sad thee concerts shell be given au Fridly, Jeas 19th, sad Friday, July SA. VISIT OP THS WAIN TO PittlailLt.—A . letter nom Boris, to tissMats, says It is szpeoisd test Qom Victoria win scuts to this capitol taro* tits sad all ths nat. tom It is wid that hr MniastY his armies' the rribes of Prusis at visit him at Cobtsaia, end It Is thought that on that ocasalan air writ Witham bar journey to .-=•• . THN DOllO7 CANIBIUDGE.—His Royal Highness the Good CoemeaMorta•Clitet hr ldred for . term of pees Olen estog Bei Beak the poverty ef Mr. Modem Aresiedas, tote Stilt Mewl! of do meaty. lii. Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, as Omend Cemonsherla•Chlef, wal hoped the Ouseds to. mato• reoesieg, et 10 o'clock, ss the Puede it IX Jimels Peek, or eastossary bar Kejaity's buthley. The Admiralty State yacht Osborne, Commander 0. R. Z. Bower (Men r, IL11.), wlll lam Peetueouth auk, to-weereer tacestag ler Chtekeleg, *sweat the embett. ado. et Ide Iveretel Wore the Grand Mks Cambia doe d Rama, Nei kiss Ms to Osborne to eldt bee Meit7. The Prince Mimeo, and waits have arrived at the Bnetetrkk Hotel, Jeneywetreet, ban Bosh. The Duke aid Duchess of Roxbarghe and the Wise lam-Ker have arrived at the anewlos hots Thera Castle. Lebo, N.B. The Marquis of Conyngham and Lady Cecilia Ceayashisa have strived at tbelr realism* la Ilaiailtoa ewe. hem Iran& The Earl and Countess of Dotioughtnere have aerived m Claridge's Hotel, from Haoeklolty, Cora& IreLaL _ _ _ Visas Stan Paimaruton had a• Waist artietubly ea lauseady ~kg et Centbdife Mora& Plovtooity to neei th• ad* views% W viseeenteee enter bid Misainy i t petty at &sir --TM Asikaseder d Toses. Wast, and ths Chuslars Clissulretels, r Pauseks Mtairrer and to Beenlew Beenetieff, the Iledlienn Minieter, the Earl sad Omenties of Illniedir7, the Mewls and Merelleems of Alseivrh Lellillasilay (ol AM*" lady Ileallten Sey mour nod Hiss Ilipareur, the Bed Cowper, Lord Ashley, Come Lost" Ilk Ma sod lady Millbacke, and Mr. and Mrs. Anwar Cara His Exectissey the Turkish Ambassador and Mahar Hams assetalard et &err as Betenley even- Yr, id the raddisee die Embrey, In Srpostoarecsara, the Prime enturtlege, his lisrellesey the Amnion Minister and theConstres Appenyclielersdhneythe BerealeaMints ter, M. al Masker* the Earl end Ceentses et Clortadon, Brat s.d Baroness Nieoloy, Hers sad Bernaess d. Roths child, Or George Caswell Lewis and lady never Lewis s.d Mies LWr, Mr Chen. red Lady Mary Wood, lay Mina Sass" Used Hugh Rees, Sir Baldwin Ram, awl Mr. end Eire. Harsatand. 'Hsu Earl and Countess Spencer entertained at Meneroot hetarday, et the dually masks in Bt. leaser plena the Martinis and Merelkane et Exeter s.d lady Way Neil, the Earl et Emstea, the Part of Burlington s.d Lady Leeks Canada, the Earl Red Counter of Wilton end lady Zethwine Grey Egutne, Melded s.d Countess al Cork, Vinoret Comtism's, M P., Lard s.d lady Olivia prates., Row Mrs. Epson Lyitleton, Captain Seymour, Mr. Remelt Meodsaeld, Mr. Knigisday, sad lb. Rea Mr. Tried& The Esti and Comte,' Craven entertained at Baser, on Saturday eveniag, at their inansioa in Chaise street, the Dab and Dodson of Sonientat sad Lady Virica Bt. Maur, the Marquis of Bath, Prances Countess of Waldo grave and X. G. V. Eareonrt, M.P., Lady Macgregor and Ilia Macgregor, Bon. Walter Barbord, Hon. Frederick Craven, Mr. Allen Bawd, and Mr. Charles Boothby. MARRIAGE IN HIGH Lire.—Thin morning (Mon day) the marriage of Archibald Peel, Esq., son of Gemara forth= Peel, M.P., sad Lady Alice Peel, with Mi. Palmer, rely daughter of 114. Wonam Roger Palma, Bart., was celebrated at the pariah church of &Mt Georges, Has over-square, in the posessee of a brilliant circle of the friends of both families. ORIENTAL B.dNICORPORATION.—(THIS OAT.) nil afternoon, the usual half-yearly meeting of the Court of Proprietors of the Oriental Bank Corporation . . wee held at the beak, bt ; XT.-HAS/LT Ci. GoaDox, Chanson at dr Baud of Mod" In the char. The rad kawaalea leaving beta pee *mph, the re port, which los draft taw raddished, wea read. It sere that air the payment of a dividend of 11. 4a, and a bonus of 10a. per Sian (equal to 7 par odd. apes the capital fur the belf-rar), 8,0621. aal maid to be auritd award to the seat acconot. TM CLUBMAN, IA is orb* Ika aindos 61 els mere, coarratolled yroprtibm ups OM big sow alb to mot It a MINN; sallobla Mir mmillas tri IMMMAISMIP ISIBMAS at ilat walmaltio. iba mitt thank art, yaw watikettsy ; k almool krarawMa areallo, wad ma dirt W Irmaa, tba wiry sollskst mom dm Om bot bon as (Elm lam.) Ms asmotla Mika bad ama to Mal dream mint ma arab ipmalkord stmomat dot do beim al iba Mak'''. an deadly mi raw* Imowaloy. bowman MA Midi rams to wesolt, 61 flask bona M Moab * ma ma world* nott toliawlmay, amt year It would to tar tit poodiam demselot bow the omplia of this WM Midi be Ilmeori ak TM WM awl Mbar property el dos btak, at &ma at 143,3141., larladol the cost of the Immides ps i s . Lades. CAMWAS, Koag, Comm, Molna, , nalboataa. TM Lades Mak king part of ties balk Ilia HWY" Wight aymas la to won rimy drams sophol, bat la mit of Iw6 MN* awe bad boomorodol lathampidotoratioa dm dr amordstias. krzt . wow Ow .war mMe t am la • ram amomid by of bop. Sam geallear MI bar =.lB w 1101 WW• ma mite • waft s bat, amikrl.7= l : bask boll mmylll* Wr mottr_tipo, awl parkata :TX a he it s d pi tm a. 2 T h r d tkaLbwl ibm t Mom la mai/ Is Tba Caumm0 .1.111 266 km of dd,7lL 116. &1., data .t tad by leaded or other property, la ao WWI Mori to ' Ms Mortara marrol had MO nowial k. Mak of The • OOL report eas oloylok okar Mirk tY Eirtital was doriond payablo Mt lit of Jam mat, awl tba rerither Omura 'ire rmisetud. r(3l, MAY 25, STATE* ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. (now ova owx • LIVERPOOL, BvanAT. The Royal Mail steam ship Africa, Commander N. Shannon, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon from New York, which port she left on the 13th inst., being four days later than the Ericsson. She has brought, besides the mails, 164 passengers, and spe cie to the amount of 1,634,680 dole. on freight, a considerable portion on account of Havre. Passed the Royal Meal steamer Asia, which went hewn on the 14th. The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald states that Mr. taw takes the rejection of the Dallas-Clarendon treaty in high dudgeon, and thinks that the action of the English government is wholly indefensible. The treaty aa it originally stood waa framed by Mr. Marcy, and not by Mr. Dallas; the latter only secured tho sanction of the British government. Mr. Dallas, in a letter to General Cam, expresses the opinion that if the. treaty had reached Enema prior to the parlia mastery. election, it would undoubtedly have been ratified. Anodes: despatch says that the ofikial pawn annsannioated by Lord Napier contain a formal proposition for a new Central American treaty, but the administration will do nothing with it until the meeting of the next Con greet, when the entire subject will be laid before the Senate, in deference to their views hinted= expressed. The Pastmso•. ^ —.water-General has completed temporary contrasts with Vanderbilt far the conveyance, of the mails between New York and Brown. and with the Havre company for mails to that pert. The Hon R. J. Walker, on the 11th inst., took the oaths ea Goyim. of LUNY. The WactingtoaDespageholMay 12 mays that the ne gotiations which for some time puthave been pending betwsenthe governments of Great Britainandlioadtt maiarakeentototheßoy Islandsorereeracanded early in March, and the treaty retitled by Honduras on the 9th of that month. It is believed amongst those concerned in the Spanish and South American nego tiations that this action of the two governments effectually abrogates the Clayton-Bulwer treats, and at the seem time opens the way for the final arrange ment of the disputer between the cabinets of the United States sad Great Britain. The Havana advioca, which are to May 2, report high prices ranging foe sugars. Exchange is ua proving. Freights very dull. The island is healthy. The Mezicen advice, .report that the Comonfort goveesment wield net make an armed opposition to any hostile demonstration of Spain, and that the batteries at Vera erns would be dismounted. Mae Y aa adarris supply of maw at New lot, of the maw market Is decidedly easy for sheet lama althea ohmage to new Stocks madame heavy sad lararre. Pa miss endow les batty eastalsed the preskae Wee ; ea Lambe, MI6 91; re Par* 6.171 to 6.22 k. The plated aft& tateettlei ; haters ate =taloa to mho maesekaa, elle levers as not diepteed to eater the areket dab vaunt sent oasoaricas. Plow Is to wave, rid dosed at tether melee rata. ear were made to a tar extra. Wheat Is awe setite. Odes is Area and Is good demand. Pork le Ira. Frelakte wee dull, sad aigegerstata wen me& of grata to Liverpool as Ire as one penny per bead, ad cotton was taloa et 9d. dearer per bale. is,Po;rerful, wbffees in Prance, with democratic llama, it is perhaps to be regretted that the true spirit of dernocreey is wanting." The Daily News and Express were seised to-day. Prince Napoleon arrived in Paris from his visit to Germany, at half-put ten last evening. The budget was voted unanimously yesterday in a house of 242 members. Ferukh Khan, being deur' oils to examine some Preach manufactories before he leaves France, has gone to Lille to-day. PARIS, Ssroante Erman Telegraphic news received at Vienna states that Nerim - Khan arrived at Bagdad, from Teheran, on May 4. Ile had an interview with Colonel H. C. Itawlinson, the British consul-general, the next day, and the ratifications of the treaty of peace between England and Persia were exchanged. It /3 stated in the most positive manner in this eorta.pon deuce that the Shah has ratified the treaty without any reserve. The Cornier de Parte learns that the ratification of the treaty between England and Persia arrived at Constantinople on May 22, and that it contains no reserve. The Neufchatel conference did not meet to-day, and it is doubtful whether it will meet before Tues day, although Monday is spoken of. Preparations are making at the Lyons Railway for the reception of the Emperor and Empress, and the Ring of Bavaria, who are expected in Paris from Fontainebleau to-morrow. The court will go almost immediately to St. Cloud for the summer. M. d'Argoat, the governor of the Bank of France,' has at length resigned. M. Emile Pereira was yesterday examined eri witness by the committee of the Corps Legislatif now sitting on the Bank bilL The Bourse opened under the influence of the ku of yesterday, and quotations were for a short time somewhat lower still, but a slight impeemmeet took place in the afternoon. The Renee for emeerat rose 10c., closing at 68.96. For cash there wee a fall of 10e., the last pries being 68.95. Molar rose The Northers, Lyons and MediMees maws,s were each quoted about 10f. higher., one Br fell 3f. or 4f. Reports of the posillaset IN Bask et From* are favourable. It is at as increase of three minim as dia. proviasiale to kiwi dot Owe Unera a Cibi ZiM ai ror od, IL earaisr Taub Sr Ilaleaskiestes, Jules Fames for layeeta,"l. Halle (the editor of the Bieck) for Paris, H. Mane for the Yonne, and M. Senate for the Pas de Calais. All the above are moderate republicans, and, with the exception of M. Havin, were all in office in the time of the provisional go. remotest. Lord Cowley leaves far London on Monday. Lady Cowley is at Wiesbaden. , A priest named Francois Borne has been ern tenoed to death by the Arise Court of the Cate d'Or as an accessory to the murder of a new-born child by its mother, an unmarried woman of 23. The woman herself and her mother (who was accused ea an accomplice) were found guilty, but with exte nuating circumstances. The trial lasted two days, but the court, as la very tassel where priests are em. prohibited the publication of any report of M. Beim Sue is seriously ill in Savoy, and an anima physician summoned by telegraph has left Lyees to see him. TV Meats, hen ardele on free trade, contains Idkatioff pomp II ftwo oaks • swan est Gawk to abdola from to kook kook owl itiosskoso amok Itotoad, to wo kw' Mak nettle " maloat ion us k boo wool kr p orky oar istadotH i rli kW& W re e t n, la kr ea owolloot oweltat. Ow fog paAlskotto Is her trade, awl k kat at bar oolamia alto he kg =kJ. It caw Wow port la bar lead.. She a lasiwor atio io Me kid sot Not Ilkelni pair by kb Baalsal walk mow Ms wawa to thot osotty. Ia kat It at ko owwwwww , of So rink likaat, Palma tiowsmak azpottld Io England redo to the of et 49 was in weaminouneil slimes. la UM It awls& Mt ilk oaks et 261 tatim i t Irk* uwadostani pas woe Niptwoolod by IV ITALY. TILE TWO TWO SIMMS. (nom oua ()Tx NAPLES, MAT IS. On Sunday . , the 3rd of May, the Intendants of the Promo visited the begun of Monte ssrehio, and in the name of the King asked the pri mmer; if they would consent to emigrate to the Ar gentine republic. Only twenty however were deemed worthy of the offer even of this privilege, those ex cepted being Poerio, the Duke Done, Niece, Mollies, Brake, end Pica. Pironti, however, who has been a cripple for four years, who moves, not walks, on crutches, was amongst those who received the gra cious offer, and so I believe was Schiavoni, who has lost one eye, and is in every expectation of losing another. All declined the offer except Gomm, Stagliano, and Serino. Yet another incident remains to be noted in con nexion with the prisons of Monteserchio. On Sunday, May 10, by superior permission, they were visited by two English gentlemen who were,l believr,incredulo ma of the statements which have hitherto been made, and were not unwilling to disprove them. I gave them full credit for being men of honour, and fee being desirous of alleviating the offerings which they witnessed. Still I owe it to myself to Made what I have good rowan for knowing took place ea that occasion. There seems to have been in expos tation of a visit from General Palumbo, and the I am informed, bad been whitewesbei and the rooms well cleaned and put in order. The visitors were received of course with the greats* courtesy by the authorities, who were always present at the interview,. though at some little &mise at times. Each prisoner bad a chain round his kg, that chain consults of five links, according is les prison regulations, and weighs 71 retell. There were four or five an the hospital. Pironti has lost the nee of his limbs for four years from the effect of damp prisons, and moves on crutches. It excites one's compassion to sec him ; and yet Pironti was one of the twenty selected as a colonist for the Argentine territory. Another unhappy sufferer, Schiavoni, has entuely lost the use of one eye—this, too, from the effect of damp, and is in imminent danger of losing that of another. Another, Oareca by name, I who had been condemned to receive fifty blows, but bad not more than thirty, suffered from hernia and sillellian el the chest as a consequence, and is still IS ineslid. These three sick men are on the list of thmegreposed by the government as colonists, and the NW has accepted. What passed in an inter viamethns ass five hours it is not for your ware sradent te know but there was a desire to pone let the history of their griefs and sufferings, which instre was invariably checked as useless and irrele vant ; as if the cruelties inflicted and the agonies en dured for years could be forgotten with the same facility as the last ill-cat coat or badly-dressed dinner. Had these men blood in their veins, and could they cease to feel ? Was it pos sible to forget what they suffered in Ischia, Procida, Montefuseo, Mootesarehio, sometimes in under ground dungeons, where the walls were streaming with damp, sleeping at times on the bare ground, chained two together and chained to the ground, insulted and menaced in every possible way ? Are these things that can be forgotten P Besides, did not these details belong to the history, and should not stover of truth have listened to all P They were enjoined not to think of the past, but look forwards to a happier future. Well, what is that better future? It was admitted that for a month or so, that is to say since the change of the governor and the inspector of police, there had been some allevia tion to their sufferings; but each man wears his chain, no man can see even his own wife and children except at the distance of ten palms, and that behind a double iron bar ; books are very limited, and writing only permitted in the presence of guards. No hope of liberation lights up this bright future, except on the condition of exiling themselves some thousands of miles across the Atlantic to an un known and savage territory. It would be a second edition of the emigration of the Coolies. Not to pursue this subject further, I regard this recent visit as con firmatory of the former statements of your cent spouting. If, with the alleviations which bere taken EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (loos OCR OWN 0011UIPOMIIIT4 PARIS, Belmar Jimmie. The Emperor and Empress, the Imperial Prince, and the Ring of Bavaria, arrived at the Tuileries from Fontainebleau at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The Gasette d. Lyme speaks of a projected visit of the Emperor ant Empress to Lyons, where, it is said, they propose to stay some days, the Emperor desiring to decide for himself what are the best means to protect the city against inundations. It has transpired that the committee of the Corp, Legialatif has proposed, by way of amendment to ooe of the clauses of the Bank of France Bill, that the bank shall be permitted to issue NA% notes. At present the minimum bank note is 100 fr. It is thought that the proposition will be favourably re ached by government. It is rumoured that the Russian railways will soon be permitted to be quoted at the Bonnie both for cash and account. This mew= is said to be one of the results of the Grand Duke Chulemtine's visit. He wee very pressing on the saliset, ad it may be weU supposed that the private telvierk placed at his disposition in the Tuileries wee set worked exclusively for domestic ;Itercouree. return for the favour granted to the Russian 'ail ways, it is affirmed that the French Three per Gents. will hereafter be quoted in Rumba on the same terms u the Russian funds. It is also mil that the Emperor Alexander is disposed to parchase three millions of French Rentee. I cannot guaran tee the truth of them rumours, and it may be well to bear in mind that parties interested in the Russian railway scheme are very likely to circulate false news is order to produce arise. The following telegraphic despatch has been re ceived this afternoon : Monads, May 24. A letter ham Algiers of May 20 steno that Marsha Ren des has ineted a proclamation Notting faith tin object of that expedition Into flobylia. He threaten on'y the Bea[-Kale., and promises to the other Edged tribal the 'iodations of 'Booing then to kap the elective institutkes of the Sabina, which, he says, tameable than of France The Prow says, in its weekly commercial re view : Trod* which, se we tanked Let week, led become lees stopmmt, is mow tolerably active. But the meankies of on anesplen ban • grater part t h an aperadatime to the revival. , Atltheemmirende shops, the drennehen, tal3liners, bonen, ell .tern% have Dion arias on heed dm they will be ells Is areas winds the ant three weeks. The 11.6.101011 hours have ellonsd canidoraWo ales of light lima la oar beanbag of Industry the isoneaset is him alt A& The coatinoal rise in stages produce' mach madam go kinsman' of nand auger, which at this Or hi re we sold et he. It. 600. to lfr. 110 e., now Man len W Oa. to Wha No. This is a ries of 30 mime pa Ids, sea tho paws Bar a still farther sag sestslsYu The dine per sem relgmed for this sadaraffeery ties ere, 1001111001 probed= In the Engle saki" sornelig mos the smadpatke at the iimensl4loleledeameltrimelmelnesteveryorostry, emi non partinksby la the Vasil Maw. whore onmearpdon hes Iscressea build anthills the lot her ran ; sad 3—tbs illwases of beetroot, lank bas larger used seadrivoly by the sugar relaere, bat is employed by dinillerm to mho 114 'pinta The 34 of the meek Is ewe r& la pester grotity thee that of lonseedoo. A. demi be. hen nada by opeetiston to get ups rise b maven the ptatemoe that the dry weather begins to combo the /serer teeemay. Bet advice. bon the deganstento en of a Envie to dissipate ml these Bora. Moat of than pronsciel neisolla have even &ewe a dawsward tandsmey this week. It Is ativoreally admitted that the promise of the harvest is masa. The any seas that ray ban ealind a little he. the went of ease ere the rye tad oats. In the course of the generally-uninteresting debate on the budget, in the Corps Legisktif, M. Andre, speaking of the patriotism with which the sristo eracy of England saddled themselves with an income tax whenever the necessities of the country required it, expressed the following opinion:—" In England, with, aristocratic form, the sentiment of dsmomsey place during the last month, since the change of the authorities, the position is still what it is, what must it have been before publicity was given to facts which will be asserted and reasserted though the world were to deny them Only two of the murderers of Mr. Blandford have , as yet been discovered, the third is latitante, lying hid, a term well understood in Naples. OF THE vmDINT rH rtsnmoirv.) TURIN, /Ler 20. Fort Urban is built upon a small hill in the centre of a marshy moor. It is entirely surrounded with ditches and deep wells of stagnant water, from which issue during the summer the most pestilential vapour and smells, besides breeding myriads of all sorts of in. sects, with which the air round the castle is loaded. It has been used by the government is a sort of peniten. tiary, but has always been looked upon as the most unwholesome in the Pope's dominions. It was con sidered so bad that to this fortress all the worst. behaved convicts in other prisons were sent as punishment. At present there are SOO prisoners here, of whom 200 are detained without having been tried, and on the mere suspicion that if they were at liberty they might commit some political crime. Many of three poor creatures have been in con. Moment for years; and although being seer petted is their only crime, they are subjected to the same treatment as condemned convicts, although the greater proportion of them Wes t to the best families of Bologna. It may be to ME sufferers that Lord John Russell, in the last par*. meat, said he would call the public attention. ele course the number of each prisoners varies every day, but there are at this moment at least 70. One part of the fortress called the Collometa has gene. rally been set aside for the political prisoners. It la a long corridor, with 32 square little rooms. Bet this has not been attended to, as the worst of the onviets in other prisons were removed to the Collo. meta after having been severely cudgelled. Bow. over, this was in some manure altered by putting a esgeseseim wall in this long narrow corridor. Ines* edit squire rooms is a port of skylight, and u they see way ventilated above from this narrow corridor, sM can imagine what a suffocating temperature two met to, which is not improved by German imeleise galmia * through the whole night. These nubile pending past the doors of course prevent the erissiesra sleeping. Spielberg was very bed, bog it is eon this prison of the Pope's is far worse. It was in lb pal= that the cholera made such fearfid ravages. I>rs MU acted properly and pointed out how dee t sitlttesail7 be mitigated ; bat*. stead of thie s Ile.peaor of the prison actually deprived poll** primers of light and air. They wear the some drowse the convicts, and are chained in a similar mama* They have chains on each leg, and in the centre is a ring; and when they go te bed, through the dog is put a chain, and then this chain is locked to the bed. Such is the system per.~ witted by his Holiness the Pope. If any of deo political prisoners offend the governor, they are chained to the ground, on which they can creep about three or four paces. Although many have cash, they are not allowed to buy any little luxuries or comforts, not even coffee; in short, they seem to suffer all the miseries of the middle passage as* board a slaver, and this under the potentate wke pretends to be the vicegerent of the Almighty ea earth. Although the Pope and Cardinal AntoneM are well aware of these atrocities,the prison is nevi inspected, the governor being allowed to act as be thinks right. He is a man destitute of all humane feelings, who flatters the priests, knowing that he may commit any crime whilst he pays deference to them. No prisoner has a power of making a complaint di the government, because all complaints must go through the governor. Every prisoner's letter to his family is read by the jailers, and very often they eat all the letter away except the address and the signature. Visits of the prisoners' relations me sometimes allowed in the presence of the govern* and his jailers, but only for a few minute& When a prisoner is ill, no medical man as order his chains to bo taken off. This mast be by order of, and in presence of, the governor. It appears the medical men arc anxious to mitigate the sufferings of the prisoners, but they not only have no power, but themselves are looked upon as inept. does characters. The poor prisoners are so ob. tered that even their own relations do not know them. The mortality is very great among them. The healthy prisoners and those with the most offensive and disgusting diseases are all huddled together ; but the air of due noisome prison is so bad that not the strongest con. stitution can bear up against it, and to this meat be added that there is no provision for the common necessities of nature. The governor's deputy is • convict, who has great influence, and has the power of administering punishment to anyone. Formerly the prisoners were allowed to attend the church, but this is now prevented, it is supposed, for fear of conspiracy. So here is the head of the churchtri venting his unfortunate prisoners from atten • divine services. In short, the atrocities commit there under the Pope's authority are far beyond my power of description ; and Lord John Russell would confer inestimable benefit in the cause of humanity if he would do what he lately promised and call the attention of parliament and the government to these things. The Pope's temporary abode at Bo logna is about two hours' ride from this horrible and pestilential prison. (now ova ATTEMPT dT MURDER. - - An attempt at murder wee yesterday made at Witham, Essex, tinder the following circumstances :—A young w named Freeborn, cook to Mr. James Upson. in the parish named, became '• angled" toe young man named Charles Finch, who wee then working ate Lea in the neighbourhood of Kelvedon. Soon after the owe mencement of this engagement he went out to the Crimea to join the Army Works Corps, .or as a navvy, and but recent!, returned to the neighbour ho od. In the meantime It memo the young woman had formed en attachment in some other quarter, which impairs too likely to cost her her life. A ferl minutes after three yesterday she left her martees honr for the purpose, of proceeding to the parish church, d . •isdM shoat half a mile, and, so far as her own statement can he understood, had not proceeded many yards before she sam Finch sitting on the bank, mueli to her surprise, for eh* bad not men him since his return, and, indeed, believed him to be in London. lie waited until she was quits elms to him, then suddenly sprang upon her, threw her down in the ditch, and with a mutt cut her throat, without uttering • ainglo word. He then left bet• but apparently fearing he had not fully accomplished Wi be returnod again a few minutes afterwards sad = S a e second incision, end then immediately made off. The poor girl must have been very soon found, fur about 3.30 a messenger arrived at the Witham police-station. The cons stables, with the exception of one, were at the parish churchi they ware, however, celled out during the service, causing. as may be supposed, no small consternation among the cone megadon, and, with Mr. Superintendent Co ok e. of the Eoeex constabulary, were speedily on the spot, Mr. Thome Temkin, a medical gentleman, being already in attendances The young woman, who is about twenty-four years of age, • and bears a respectable character, being removed to het . made?. house, march was immediately commenced in the woods, and in a few hours Finch was captured by • labour ! int man named Green us he was attempting to escape from the wood. Police-constable Medley, who was near, toot him in chary, sad by 7 o'clock in the evening, he tea - !edged is s cell at the Witham police-station. The windpipe fs completely severed, bat the main arteries have escaped; so that there Is some chance of the poor wommis recovery. EE.CAIPTUSE or AN ESCATZD CONVICT.—UpaII the lith of this month, a man named Peter Hutchison, el Blyth, Baillie, under sentence of fifteen years' transport& Noe, escaped from Jedburith prison. On Thursday, cots stable Christie, of the Edinburgh county police, stationed it Clorebridge, got information of a man answering his demi?s Lion being in that nsighbourhood. Having obtained ma assistance of his neighbouring constables, they proceeded 10 Old Middleton, and there succeeded in apprehending hilts whoa it company with three men, all of whom had e eacka under their arms, ready to start off on a n o:a foray. The prisoner was conveyed by Christie 10 his oil quake*. TER DARTMOOR PnisoN.—A convict at Dartinedit prieonomenei Charles M'Caithy, has jot been committed to the Devon county gaol at Exeter, on the charge d meaultiog and wounding, with intent to murder, a warder of the Dartmoor convict prison. It vpaare that the nei• sonar heavenly neaconducted himasif seem he hild teell lodged at 't , mam' prison, and bad wade three eittemild to escape. A few days ago ho made an attempt to map e by running away from the separate cells when let oak to wash lexamilf, and he also took a leading part in an act ed Insubordination in which eight other convicts ware we. corned. The prlaoser, it sppeAre, assaulted the welder In question in a barberone manner, and aftcrwsrdr, with itight (Ahern, node his way oat of the working shed with the testis. defecting We tempo 7 me BE isitt whld loom pied 1 Mal rise lived Abu as. atm sap taro C kw it 4 ad tw IL wi sr M r I . 'a z b I