The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-15 00:00:00

vim of Isdairtig the mastics of that abnormal orenmeg g , that was sot a mosseetny impulse-(ther, hair)-and that tamp - rary disapp iintmeat of their eapectatioos would induce vie, goverment@ of the two eccentrics to desist from their endeavours to we:capital' • result which they thought right is gri. eiplc.. and in oolky, and conducive to this best incur , . of lieropo. (Hear, Mar) What steps the nown,giont tblOk !Wit to adopt, I think my noble friend, a bove a, mob, will feel that it would be unbesossiag on t' e pert of her Majesty's government to rate ; but I lase., so Incitation to saps.' that we Shish the objeet is one of greet and semen' imp liana, and that we do not aban don the hope that it may be ultimately accomplished. (Heir, hear ) It is said, on the one band, that if that oc• car ei wire to cease revolts and revolution. and theses of clients, would occur in the Italian States. It would be unbecomieg in a spectator at tine distance to pronoutthe any opinion ca the value of such an objection, bat ressonieg on general prineeples ate cannot bring oneself to think that thou enticipatiou are not inagprated - that a Rolm:lomat like that of the Pope, at the head of which is a man et whoe• hosovoleat thteenticas and enlightened ideas the past has given as suMoient proof, could sot so moister this ad laleistraVon of affairs es to remove those cuss, of violent dimwit which alone produce convulsion in states. I will not go bath to the .Gems given to the Pope is 1831, by die re presentatives of th• Ave great powers. but will observe that I no later than 1849, whoa the Pope Maned to hie dominions, t• published a edict calked wichs, by which he d his laten , ios of eatedag Vona, sot, indeed, on the wale of repreesseedve Roma nies; hut still bated on popular electiodonill which, If carried into full affect, would, I think wed OM whim& have afforded that caveat:neat to hie intjoillembinit wwttld bare undated the interferes of lii WOW kl• his dominions wholly nanecessery. That memo MOM peofessith to establish municipal councils fonalffilli es election, with a frtheliith of a most emended deeeziption. Those saniCtael Oellea. Wen be members to form proviscial councils, sad provincial council., sins, we to Mug egagglogg to form • council of state in Monie-a nom cil certainly not admiaistratirs-sad the there wan to tee a cooneii of finance, to give Meng en • the financial ertemenriste of the state. 1 nasal but think that if the Pope bed put in fosse even that Witte, armoire wet of the Fromm morn that suck &scatty would hive been afforded tor the tranquillity of his domiaiona se to render thew croothpaiion by formica troths lannecemary. As to that point, I can only repent what I have already stated, that her Majesty's goverment Seel that the seseatisa ef that forearm occupation is as object of Earopeen Wangs% sad which it would he twoomag the governmest of this isoneiry and the govesumeat of Pros.., if peeritim tic auontolub. Now, with regard to the egoism of Naples, I ow tern so en that UN friendly roman/Wane of the gi.veraments of England aid Frame to the Sieg al Naples, with respect to the condition of that ersantry, hew not tutherto bus attended with say almolweafal result. My noble trend ho *almond an opinion Shot although it is • departure from pastel prisciples for ose foreign mem meat to interfere, even by advice, with regard to the is tarsal affairs of mother state, there are is the sesditioa of the kngdma of Naples milkiest grounds for a departs's . to.. that general principle. The growth at which that oaceeption riots must be evident to every one who sew a giants at the map of Romps and takes • tetroapeet of Its history. If the wally and the injustice of the Lig of Naples should load to the mitimake sad reek* awes which war is the Wisely ewes of things sager similar ciressmiesees, and if tho grog of Nadu wen to find himself unable by mew of bisect' troops tarmilegokie authority. it is obvious he would on* M illnetrM Moms ants. (Lless, hoer) Het wean she emet of Swop mad' pc eve spect•tos of that solditioni laissfenuse en the of Austria ? (Hear, hoar.) Mid if they did net, wwunes that Weeper the pew oe Emote, and would set the semi . plicationo and the didlemities whin mob a win et Mk. would @@sate 'oriental aid the imamate of wise- owns 61 . , Europe i aid is e nest a *Means far the Madly ow donne ea the pot of its Meet* ma lesark none is nem We Lag akefedse er pseud by t i re isms as essanesas of Wllisake ebbe wadi Se lellelk endanger the worst treeweillity of tin MAW .wale f ' (Baer.) I *ay that so tames has hitherto essabth our , triendlrrepres-atatiesa. Est ths govenamee edNegles any have looked with Jeans, mad semidea advise mimic, from the gewireemelle M leglart Freon ; bat we do not despair thee advise of ft is amis. from • goweranient is MOM the 11C=i1 = ma may pi mem maddest* may protium the (Hear, hem.) It is me of tha mighttame_ seelllmpOM di! the lasgaege whisk has boos too feugmmtly lia - vantiee ratios of the mans pursed bp lowa am afar laud, and moo =i lly to the MI6 of at tribstiag to the lha of promoting remiallim tad = .ll" entimmllg a t I say, one of the misfeeleasm palitg eat of theseselmedie that they toad to went Sin — ressodes by eilingenew sae of the goad, mad awed. sad awed advise sena/ is Not I them de of amet b the goverwlemt 66 esastrzikr set despots thet *ova the mile WM oda the kingdom of the Two hues way, by the Imusewialle WI Wee is whom the Kiwi el Map* sad it ease plant were wieldnes time la the welenessale of leaked sad Front, rodeos bean pentads le than them hen te nded from ow- latedeream Theiden, with regard is Naples, as with regard to Brew we do wet do. repair-(thughter)-we me a state of Wage threatmaieg, es we think, the hawses of Bermige hat I do at all mean to say that the British inenneat give = . ll an hope of prefects, improvement in that raw of With regard, bower, to that, mein sopa at Mow mut ton, my nithie friend wet went we bee feNtorieg lave fate tee details into which he achlawede pa w Pigs% I awe as dificalry la evil, • fell went to the °pins saprowsd by my ocib!st feted. My WM friend has non that She Xis/ of Sardinia, havies bravely sad sobly weedellai self with England an d Irma is the mar whin - lam Jo. less sten& Ma gins Monde right.-sa hanualie debt -Mae lopped sad poseseties M Ntwind awl Freasse.- o-Oheen)-nati if say eager neon thessies bra. 64 hgeoght awl by say an eel Me I ea sun - be is ta• Ira Mt= " ton nab Mend la Vilsale fag. Min Reglad awl Frans Yen Mane sal may sseetweat tees eta amines ran gittair needs of we gent ttediess. Se mitt to the Mon mai he roped. (Ilear. base.) . I In selieddl. bwver that Me knowledge tam steel • Ho ends beton. Ms wed sad Proses will be swfiebal M pgewwt him frarg unwind. Or, If hehe g, be tkesseend daager Weald seellg tebt. le Ind that dagger. (Men) No seine my aside Mood It debt is gliding meld be desirable to saesurege these smensigee of Italy ore , Sitarists sro Me Ma this, at the Gassil Daus i f s ummy. ree which an egeopied like abase of the Dasher if F..., but who with either to wanton so swim theft secs ; aad it will be this duty of the genealdellel= and Bylaw!, GS far as they saw le muse. then nee reign fa inanities sr Meribeld see. It io tree that I is hen Is. WM tiM e trise that we poet et elyeabeg ssiren sr tweeting nankin, ass take plass Is Ilaly Minn spreading fez beyond the UMW ef 64 peeked' tile dames of was, end thwefen I owns WM Gads Mood I. thlabiag teat every its sad wornness of ti do awry nese awns' Ilse Se Wins of fitly require its seasteat sad men elemeelmw sad that the istmesti of Ragland, me eineasted eteih the fawns et Europe, will be best ensaltal by oesedeg to the soma] states of Italy that poring Maga linse wield& dtde o ea limits whin lone best ones* die r i trnd r elita= 6 :egrzta se t ir eetememsais sad ye h st i allsakted Meat those fa sad, so they sedlid le be, pesiparees regions beat a Man of 15.,., mad eshmaity to the net of Bowege. My amble hind has sent fee pews. bet rid he maid on mete foe thdolsedestlea if it was sweidered then meld he p teablis eenri:e. I ea bevel to tell my ante Mead ma She notice laths papers ht lass went onim ef the would sot be seeded* to thaw Wm% 1466 M. Mee le wen se hoes.; sad I same' therefsee. Mena 15 deb peedestisw nonage speedeesesde k mad N ls were new wade Mb& weed petillip Ifte selasedlansal el these aids 116 146mia o rde . Mead mo wdl al her likjesty's goverammat see se of obloinsg. I eme salt INIF. 16111161114 sommatrift with sty nide Mead is does passoldembres well depett. bet resoniag to hor Nojoilro 11.010111OSOI the Mammoths of parrass _those Atom is Mier wen they =in beet aspo sassapalt gab pasitsas. say asseessery deperwm ten these general bete dike WWII swell to weelbillldle foneesswe of milems. I tress h. will he saddled wit the sistimen I haw mada m sad that In will sot poem fee the peedwelka of Woes= Fla may teat assonsd that Par If splay% gootesennt,_ Minn is vow thesis et/sets ho hal sayidatil. I essese, will emit a. proper sallasamr M U.S.. S. gee Yersassats of Italy to that frettilim of seas *Pk Wend limits whin le, I tb'b.btstesinimajM preaste the severity of Italy, and Minh dun sea eaten that new try Rem ' botanist • sera., of dowser to thee net ef aleent. Whew lie. DI NRAILI riassiltal that the nwelima aew yes. 1 Sestet was lenererfolt, sat oaf, is Italy, hat lonind the woo seems asasequotaass to Euro morall my. Twa en he oak wet* epee. The Z pa s 114 aenad night statites at 'beton ben they might begin • wow. No saw koma ili t ali as 1. 4111 e. Oa the latter !Intim.* sad fbell the lint step wend be is wad • the bey of Nglse , Merin • waken lethse M die Meg , the right hew member MINIM set the sew segaseen e/ that mom wed memendal that, se fes anemias 'he nese ef oftwellonoingi fe Italy. it wend saes* iodates a red repehMensseent. whisk maid spend M the Nana rein when It wield de= a th e szepary. sad diewsweds sweep the Mleo owe if It 61 int sand lefielin to Nom Mil ibe eureka istrattl that melee woe ta w. = The Med (GM telorle as winners 'Ma watt be welshed with maddsomMe smes end drilinew het sem en mad = Shoed ho imbed le • Peskin of w OM hin it woe le Anise the maw Ns (11b. Dismal.) hued saleamillee meat la the Meson od the Tint . . failmed teat that leentaas, • as e,e pissed fis eis smairreame Ihe N. Caner% laud 116 276 - 3W—C.".mg eat dit ea of ea WIN one well sessiderod, gad the edema of her Ilsjimers Meissen wilt pow ;;;; 06 4.1161 = n i" ,..thot te :4414"611111L vell i.) trhst he osenne d" lib : ISO and 66 We/ ere he wad sot nen tonl: oimea so Meek. m dmieffme al OM la a i= "1 161101f. Am is Mlle he meet sold—it Might appear presumptuous is him le ednirt to the pollee anft the character of the raters of other setisleies, but is One r, wet be wee following the example el as teMis lard the member Ice London—that his had nth Othlblenee in the wisdom of the Smreseref the Preach Mut he telt ponseded that with repeat to .the afiel i zs i at bb Maliwty had formed the same ogesiem end do se the Prima Mis t ter of this geentecl Let them set diet es that occasion as they had Goes on preview; pecasioas, Merely with the poetry of lattice pages He Gould helm Wanly for the ;minim of Italy at any gestlemaa in that bless. He booed, say, he loitered, that the time would =Me when to Day there would be neither secret nineties ale mesas& &repots; hut the questions under counderstion wale rifts f r the closet, tor prettied and popular . They had to deal with the hats before them ; end he felt persuaded 'hid if •hey need tap an agitation naiad Austrian risk ',idiotic baying a clear rocceptioa of the ob jects at which they aimed they would arrest the progress I and aggravate the misfortutet of Italy. It was impossible for them to c need from testenelveis that the gnat pacer in Italy was Austria; end salmi they were Pre to• d ester iota as internecine straight with that power, their ablest shoal/ be to nader its rule is Italy as mild and beoeicset as poniblo. (Usu. bear.) He was le Italy lea, before the snots of 1848. tinepeestiothbly the goverameat of Austria was not, at the period to which he referred, that Italian prevenient which poste depicted in their dreams; it was not that cysts. of government under which Numb. were Grunted with laurels in the Capitol; bet it was distinguished from all the ether goversmente el Italyhy es intense expeadkurs of imperial, sot Italia., treasure upon great public works—by the light =mania of the people—sad hy the progressive material improvement of the country These wire, he admitted, not the oily ob jets= Is life; but he seed not impress ups the hones the fast that =tetanal adnecestest wee a bane on which idyll and political rights might he established, and that the rich., people became the more asthma they would be to guard their wealth. He had sot been in Lombardy elan 1848 ; bet be bad board that a very clarinet state of thine was sow presented there, that, in emergence of the meets of that period, tan.. bad been gristly inereued,publie works had been arrested in their reagens, and the material development of the country, which was before making great advances, bad fun mob diminished. There bad, there fore, been no improvement in the ominous of Lombardy is somequence of whet took place is 1848. This brosibt him to the lest point, one sheep was very mask dwelt apes by both the sable lords Damply, the politics of this county with regard to Sardinia. The noble lord the member for London laid down the principle that although then might be no formal treaty with Sogdian to support it ageism other powers, after all that lad occurred they wen bound In knotty to nine to the =ippon of that swastry if sneaked. The noble lord this Prim.. Minister did not seam to deny that position, but he seemed desirous to lead the Muse to believe that then was so amenity to dwell apes • that point, hens • th n was no fair of Sardinia's •t Austria. He (Mr. Disraeli) would remind the noble Palmerston)Brt of V i d e ! t o ta c e t rlse d t i rt l , B li ll At r iri k s °l" to he in a position of imolai, end Itheie ware proceeding between the two coustrke. PL ll ,bee,.) He hoped that the precut Lag of flardisie would psis by the esperisece of that parsed. isnd =se to ped mob seseact; and if he kept within the NOM ad bir elm demibee. and a canted Insult with Mewing fits poem "lib be Prelims. d to be the bust for lee own pest be would se babe be safe *seise{ say lenjast eg He should laded deeply lamest say essepstioa of Smile by Austria; bet if they might judge him the peek seen a tenjusentre sea not likely to - .this. With reseed ts papers which had beat moved fee, Its them* the noble Med the member for Loudon mall hardly ititagebsl Mla 2 Hter should have hen refused Be eel-rely 41ffismoa hem the' settle krd with regard to Italy. He meintalsed that If they Interbred is holies politic it suet be with testa end emit; and they sum sestinas the mutest godlike map hedhosa cheesed. (Hear, bear.) If tbes imee all ~sod le 115 Oat. thee, tar the sake el Itallam the sebe sail a( liberty mad civilisation, let them scold st brims go is possiou of the populatioa of Italy. (Rear, hear) Teep true told that then was seals' le be m ites Austria. Let him impels spa the C:01:: ISM Asatrfaa =statues were prowerhially stns d =seed ehareefer—.ea who were the Map Mfatemist. • statesmen who wee retembable hr the deem, •of maim. sad Men WI% Vital, wee masque, were eertaislty sot likely to be awes M eleasesey. At to the Kiss of Necks, and ems.' ridges who, like like, wen meted isteessemat essephoebes nine rather by rubies by say awe* era*, tbm demo to what wan iseseM 0n...... We semeMps wish to ill dew with bbewa &dews. He rattly mil Wm ugr o o mums was lb* misses ibibtorestitatbealsorersawat that= tic tie Heidi rusismars he their pal same M OM sal that Lord I= e r abi vin=bed to Ilephe the retast.for • sateasieed the mem seteetpatises of swam and it wee. bo be lieved. the Plum* roulades that peematod the ar meat whisk wee thee soatemplmed hem beleg:M . i est. Mesh beer.) Per these roman% glikengh there might be se divides a that owlet/as, be hoped tbe Mess wrahlast mamba is *three resuimeaded by is aside MM. Me imbed laLondon. If they isterhred al en la boil. let that Inthsthresee be ree/. If they were sot psi sac It they were not prepared le me- lauribb Vs* oldest by force, they the beet Oki they sae a do was to metals sliest, sot te ma* the paring et Um populatios, sad thu to lead to is messed threMsm h Into, aid le convequthees still more alisensen Itanips. (nom, Mt. DOM'S& sated, en a feet, that both Preach sad Atailes trams would were shortly be withdnws true the Pep& dasho. He deseemed the flardislas contuses% wham Misses*, be desbeed, hal been exerted tat As pe- Vlel mole seeleties_ imesbut other Mmes. . KILNS/ &shaded Sardis* sad observed thee mates the most deopmess and powerfel el ash salsas" um that aseledess emesimise tram surdi tappers the Lies el Nobs was eases ter fity ar tilia rethensteateem Eneked sad Piaui. lama samels from Mr. Whiteside. Ms. J. G. Plateaus. end 11.• J. Webb, Lord I. RIIIMILL bristly replied, sod deshaed to withdrew hie anthem, width was Mrs pats and sass- Used wittiest a division. PARTNIIRSHIP AMIINDMINT BILL. The Pertarnhip Lae-ham (lee. 2) Bill wu reed a Mid lime. Ott Ilts (moths that UN, bill .b. I& past, Xr. J. G. PHILLIMOI owed the siettea elm. eriZithet V I VI" O a r was, Is a ameeide a l l pertleakee et the taiorestimu rat e asesue. ▪ pwptitfa err Maenad tee was tine, the these beiii append _Lwd_raleueesses eel M. Uwe, esd sup -11.7=11, 4 . so fjfff lity_o 1 Mt. 101-11. Ne. 111)11I thereupon yew up the maws, white err wilellesuu by mew. • ar♦oldq Weiser was dimmed of, aa4 the boor eljemetel at two 'Week. ilMimaim PaIRLIANINTARY DIVISION. HOIIBII OF LOILDS—JOLT 14. Ifessres is sosissittss es the essish Illaislisa 11111. WI Ohmssier wax 'KOI3/7. MAPCO& miss. Abowders Taniartsa Osesiesi Arra Drubmissii mama. Ream Iliminet Pareses• lyres Myers 1“1111.11111IL fur Ds Whey emend Ms Orrionis Sums Poky issaissolSlesstsy llsadlisi Mimes Wrote/ay CAPITAL PI This nicating wee honed the report of the whet 'emanate of the Henn of Inas appeased le take isle entaleratiga the pawn ends of any leg late ellen espied paishneele. The animate apart that they have ear maimed Pinson sad rental esanseleetkone ea the offsets papa by meatless ea sew atedoeted, In, is the .per ma., ited es the pepladeas of the 15... ohne the a:ova tion tau plea ied, a other annals 4thl, CS the ma 4 earl hiened, fa, as to the (nth shish soy be appebeaed hen the salalaidea of oestparadve when to eseptlese he the perm ripen of pare petaidty, lith, as to the amnia whisk nay revolt fill oath a sheep, sad 7111, es le the sine whisk bap bees head to rand hen wok a asap le ether Pastriso. The pre peadaresee Pendia, pee to ohm that amass an re paha by the ..are as a mere eight, sad theft ants spa W loop where they Pear, to apart the whole Leos for the day ion a none of dot sad dreekinneet aed de. w isN ans mAnip,“ nid i a ase peas ee t s p u l i t i peblie toad len ao '". V .i nerlyrana. Oa the paha hi Ile deeselbed r Main "to beasie sad preen- Pane ef asseesse As to the eat width rapt be b. l b ea sal ol the panes de= andbehes, hot the eapa den nse el ikon atallaa tame sonnthas Sae plea Is inhale le alpealy la hear el Ina OS eiteeellea la the pant sae et semis; eat rreie=, ► atata. Fleay, ea reap the whole of eannittre are efopiedea—o. L teas*beat to fears be serried isle alba vithlitTVpirre slang of as pi 11.., or is sew pine esender drake sew. waive platy. 2. That a wads eaddier witannee le poem at the eneettaa ea dna a epa lik & I. tiptop abused It 3. That ash ether operlatere al the iondatallellin see lit to adeelt be she Apra le be =4. Thal the naem Hwo of the eneadea be MAO le theee u for lateen by the Mies of a hekabla Nen at the ennuat of sopeadoe, nod tin atom el Ile MN firs of a bleak deg. , no loi.lowiag Sr. the borma at Mr. Remind& nobs math, la dap Na. so amber for Tipperary :—' o lbot Jar. jams awl,. boviag abosoadel bea poblio jollies, bo sepsis' ibr !ow l ( 16 • 41 7. 214 191 71" ____ la . the Hoes* of NOM= ma Marilay sad Yr• Rafts Osarie wW sodas% Msli Commit* as Um Appalls% J.*Make (boo et Lace) MA as hem:— Mr. Sarkis Curls, Lard lake Rassall, Mr. Alts may Gemeal, Me hams Orates. hr. Mealsy, IMMitssa, laml Miaisy, W Lard Arlyeasts, AMP* Sippaol As Whoa. W. Walpole, Mr Fnasidiorim Mau, Clime Yr. 3 , 44 Daiwa. NW Ms. Hairs. ___ Vibe expreoo. • • ' TO 0011111OIPORDINTIL Atherlbs Isieediefer " The liapreme," Woke Ewe* pew, nee be As dile, Ileevateetripse. ley Tee elioit ea the dee 411 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. T. Mr—llanda& O. In. AMIN" M. fa. To-assaw—Mades. M. 5k5........At mem. 016 U. LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 15. Lois Joax Ruts= has redeemed his pledge by bringing the question of Italy and our relations with that country before the House of Commons. His object, se deltoid very clearly by himself more than 0089 is the course of a long and luminous speech, was to ask Ministers, in the face of Parliament and the country, whether or not they meant to keep their word—that word of pregnant import volunteered at the Courtroom of Paris in the mouth of April last, in reply to the appeal of the government of Piedmont that foreign occupation, whether by France or Austria, should be made to cease. Passing rapidly, but with a firm and truthful tooth, over the principal features of the position in which the Western Powers stand with »femme to the people, and princes of that throbbing and trembling lead, the Noble Lord declared it to be incredible in point of policy that the French Government should amok to recede from the promises made in the pre game of all Europe to the faithful ally who alone had us in the late conflior with the Cut ; and he proceeded to add, with more than his wonted em phasis, that in point of honour it was wholly impossible for Great Britain to abandon the muse which by the pm of her diplomatists, and tbe lips of her ministers in Parliament, she had miessaly impound. It was too late, could it oven be issegised to be desirable, to discuss whether any hope of emancipation from the brutalising rule of foreign bayonets should have boon held out at the Paris Conferences throe months ago. The condition of Naples and of the States of the Church had been de- liberately considered them; and the protoools bearing the signatures of Waxers= sad CLAWIDOS contain the strocgest denueciatioa of the dangerous lengths to white oppression has been plashed in these and other portions of Italy, and the strongest assertion of the right and duty of Frame and &g -land to howlers effectually to quench the perilous remorratioos daily and hourly scattered among a brave and sensitive race. From each declarations, said Lord Jong, chore is no going back without loss of character, lose of influence, and lose of bosom. Diplomatic notes and polite remonstrances are vain. The Vatican peremptorily refuses to negotiate on the sabjeet; and the tyrant of Naples sperm with taunts sad sooffs the advice and admonition teadered him. Italy listens breathless with oredicting hope sad fear : with hope that bettor sad wiser counsels may prevail it England than those of which mho wee the dope and victim in the days of Lard CASTIX MOON I with fear lest the traditions of Toryism may prove still paramount is our Foreign ace, and that she may find Mires& once more dr laded and betrayed. That nothing hie yet bean done to make Austria understand that her military occupation of the Dashes and the Legations mast be brought to an and, is cooked on all hands. "I do sot express want of confidence," said Lord Joint, " in the intentions of Ministers, but I think we have a right to know what those intentions are' Though the maim may have been wasted in idle paltering with tyranny, the autumn is yet before is, and a deeded tine of conduct would soon bring Austria to a Besse of her tem position. Bat Lord Jolla significantly warned the Govern-, meat that, if nothing effectual or practical were dome daring the coming maths to liberate Cantrel Italy from foreign intervention, and to cheek the Xing of the Two Simms la the insolent. of his cruelty sad despotism, the public Wad of this country would be driven to holism that la the, specious pre terites made by Lied CLAWSON at Paris of seal fi x the ewes of Italy, tbses had been neither sia clarity ear meaning. The rejoinder of the Pawls was, ws regret to say, calculator! to confirm the misgivings which the SM. ber for Logsdon had bat hypothetically conveyed. Lord Pmmiarroa spoke feebly and evasively. Hs quite coestrred in all the generous sentiments of his noble, Mend, and thought it was very natural and appropriate that at the end of an European war and the esacisoion of an European Congress English Ministers should wish to wind up with a fiesaish shoat the advantages of constitutional government and the pleasure they would feel in offering good advise I. other Stales ea the subject. We had and the Xing et PZIDNONT and his army; we could not, without a breech of polideil politeness, refuse to listen to his complaints ce deny his this ape our good oMoss. But unfortunately it was set easy la make the Porn sad the King of NAPLIS listen to good advice. A happy thought had. how ever comma to the Cieveramsts of Freese and England. Their united representations had as yet failed to Warm the Italian mks to miti gate their system of oppreedve rule. Bat, imam& as they were known to have as grata respect for Austria as they bad hatred and distrust of es, we should , try to ere: the Cabinet of Vienna tO interpose in favour of liberty; and who maid tell but they might be aim sucemsfol than we had been ? Language like this is bat ill-stited to inspire malidesse is the sincerity of the dollars ten with which Lord PALYZISTON wound up his spook emporia( the extent to which Frame and Beglaad are pledged to Sardinki Dissinu - gave worm* to the semi. musts of the his reputable portion of his party, whisk an, of come, utterly at mann with nom of Lord Jona Rnsszu. and all who love sad prigs boo institution. Thu right boss table gostloman, while oritisisiag anon& isgly lbs speech of the Doha member kr Lee dom avowed himself priestly satisfied with that of the Purism who, he said, had in offset promised to do nothing. And nothing, the Cannonativo loader contended, was the very best thing to do. Asstrie, in his estimation, woo not so bad a miler after all. There nod to be good node in Lombardy ; whoa be travelled there sane paring% a great deal of many was spent is publics works; the material condition of the inhabitants was improving; and if rho sant 'mistime would only be quiet, other things might mond. It woo the little despots who won conti nually testa into cruelty by plots and nospinsiss Ist Mr. DIIMARLI kit himself, in a fit of unwonted condom', oompsiled to add, that if nothing ventrally intended by the Governmont, it would be honestor and more human to tall the halloos so. From Lord Cirmrsoox nos loss woo elicited by Lard Luinnumor's ossaborly appal is the House of Pee than was *steamed from the Plll3lllll in the Homo of Commas by Lard Join Ronal. 8o panful, iadsod, was the Dens of the equivocal and aammang den reties of the Focdgn fintetary that Lord Losionowiro woo CoMitollod to mom for ward, led, maw the show of entlebtilli whet WE ,•olds wiliness bad said, to say for bin what be THE EXPRESS. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 19r6. had lift umpire& With all this suspicious serve es the pert of Ministers, however, Lords LiNIDOVINI sad Psuswinow have felt it WOW eary to declare that Sardinia mast be supported by Franco end England, spinet the meshinations of Austria, at all hazards. We take a note of this re :notant admission : it is for the people of England to hold our faltering Ministers to their word; and they will do so, for Lord Joni( Russet and Lord Lxxnatrarr are more reliable exponents of the sen timents and opinions of Englishmen—Liberals and Mr. Mamma and Lord Ir is impossible to exaggerate the importune, at the present crisis, of having ministers at the Italian courts sincere in the us of Italian independence. Sardinia needs every support. Tammy is under the heel of Austria. Naples is swarming with soldiers to suppress the last signs of Insurrection. The British ministers at these Courts, Is the representatives of the only free and powertal government in Europe, must either mums the prerogative of denouncing the wrongs of the oppressed and demanding justice, or— high-sighted tyranny must be permitted to range on without hindrance or rebuke. Under such circumstances, no men ever occupied more noble positions than Lord NORMANBY now oampiee at the Court of the GRAND DUNA and Sir Wm. TIMPLI at the Court of Naples; no men were ever called spot to exercise loon wisdom and bold ness in the vindication of the Liberal canes. It is vain to deny that Lord NORMANDY has shown less devotion to that cause than might have been expected of an Englishman professing to belong to the Liberal party. And whoa so much is expected of him, and so mach might have been done by him, this is a grievous fault. But in justices to Sir WILLIAM Timms we are bound to say that be le liable to no such damaging imputation. His views and his conduct at Naples form an agree able =Wad to those of his courtly broth's-ambas sador. Not only are his sympathies with the cause of Italian liberty —not only hes he supported it with all the lidless's which belongs to him as the repre sentative of Great Britain, but many of thous noble minded rasa who have sassed persecution and distress for their political opinions would gladly bear witness to the power of his protecting hand. Ste Court. The QOM Went yesterday to Woolwich, foe the purpos he a ~ lag ed' rerefewlag the Royal Artilhwy mostly retained from Her 1114a1V was aesompsAted by the Priam Consort, the Priam imit Mears of Pros* sad the Prlama Louise. The WM Oft 1101116.111111 lb* 0.101111111•10alaaboroogb, Lady Masimatabl, OonagessOdalla, Moline ton Sternberg, Lord Jared Foie% Gnat de i.e., his d'Alveaslebea, Myer-Dossed Ran. C. Guy, Ogled F. H. Seymour, and Lieu, Colossi do Beyea. rltT Weelekele tear of the sa's oar reshe wed sal wee seserted by datmoluina Que t of the led 14cht Diestios. Her Majesty quitted Bedlisaiwa Pillage aorta attar 10 Veloalt, sad maned at • wsestee post two. D The ashes, at/Lest vishad the game. Her u ltalr. with the Pslowee took a drive is se sad dm. Prins Albert sad the Priam of ° AL* Me ea bombs& Her Majesty beds dieser party. The sempaay ineladed the Priam tad ?down of Preesia, the Dasher of bear, the Dashes, etOssibrittge, the Primer Royal, the Pria m* Leal.. t Prose" the Prissiest Mary of Cambridge. aad the Dakee ms. bridas, the Dake of Weldactoa, lb. Menai et the Marv& sr/ Ahoroorn, Comatose vim Neater Oriolla, Lady Asa. Marie Donee, Lady Oweldlee fleewreet, Madame von Stern berg, Bannon de drab, Count Boos, Coosa Peek's*. Bane d'Alvaesisben, Lliottutast Coked de Hayes, Batas Erhart Moamar, Major HMO PIMP, sad the Hon. 15.... Mae. doubt. - The Marl ot the Oelieereas Guards wee fa .Madam darireffaaer, sad redeemed the foliewies pieese : lientrompowa la u. /a lp at Fruferki Wit am L Owetaeh "late ferebeellete "—..-.. ..... „. runt. ademisa.*lkdreadd" ... weld. Qwedel_ A "awaliarg •.. —D. Gledhey. TM iheWeellisewat„..— to Albert ealuseed by heard* WClll . re . 111. The hell ollerwords ea mats, petty. Med ituated. Prime Sok • 'wises drive yesterday. The Dashes, el Gisusester visaed the Diabase of Heat on assets, at Clarissa 1•014. et. James. • raesdai of the seweell if the Dethy et Cornwall woe held yeeteessy. There were pressat—Viremat Mouth, it P. ; the •herssy-Gewerth Mr. Aleseadm ; the Trea surer. Camel the Bea. Otterha Beaumont Phipps; Lard sad the Iteeseemy, Mr. T. A. thertheer. • deputasiew, mai lirm a Werra Lewis. Worrell, sod humus, bed as theardew with Uri Ethaley if •therley, yesterday, at the eilke of the Beard si Troth. Mr. Primly mad Mr. Thus lied an Wonky with the Chassidim of the Imehmmer yesterday. 81e Almada Spearman had ales thitherview with the right hoe. bormet. The Jedielal Oesamittas od the Privy Nandi sat pieta day. A. appeal heat New Meth Wales, " Hughes v. Hosklau" was beard. Am smith ism Dermal, " Ham/does v. Depeerwah Derma," was sannswasi. • dewitothn Item the A Plalalde• fleeiety had ea latemiew with the Baal if OISNSIOS MIMI/ at the Foesiimedes. The demitides esesimMd el Mr B. N. Basin, Bat" Dr. Bedsit* the Nov. Prelisaser Nietthr. and Illemea. James Zethedy, B. N. Flawler, K. Leiria, K. Smith, etta jam" G ael 4. . L. Neighbour, F. B. Fez. P. W. Oberea, sad J Mat frees the Gmemere dthe North lthassima Coio D :ra k4B a 4 of Bermuda were nosing yesterday at the Othesda/ odsa Hie Royal Highness Prime Albert culled epos Plold-bf•rebsi Viscount Gerhart co Bewley mates et bh reekleese is Greet Staabopretreet. His Boni Glib ness the POW of Prussia welted wpm the What Plad- Kinkel yesterday, sad bid • abort laterview with bV lordship, whose ega•htases wit► the Pease dates se far beck es fresh the Settle of Wehrle*. Lieut.-Gm. Bir Heel Bass, 1LC.8., arrived yew Weday nenalog at Ids been la Cherleretreet, &Ashy twee, hoot the Crimea, herbs. yawed thane' Caere, where he wee reeelved with yew dletbisaies by °wend Laden sad the Hawks elltilifitiell. Bir Icesph sad Lady Bailey loft their snake is Baigraveaquar. yesterday, ter the Gamma epee. fay cithse.66. wh:ii. MO Oa eitgiat ball last mobs it taw tangy staysim Is OtesTiaer-plass. The outsell el Kiss's College, Les - dca, hays re. Wired letter eseltaise s Wow lies- 40W., with at hitless dos that It wee te be waned ea the Oaths book, "se a seal MailiCela MI the We Right U.S. Sir Robert Itany Loeb, But, from sae whoa tawny loved him." Th• tow aossert-room, St. Gleoryrewhall, Lien% poet, will be maid ea the 6th of Beptimber, atm. Mn..n Comer, Beale, mil Co., ortil give a read oeseort. The artistes oeigeeed Joshed, Mediate Cut Novae, Madam, Alboal, Mr. Sias Ramo, as 4 lim Fame. The Earl of Logiciels, the Earl of Logadoborough, Colossi biasses, Lady Vidtakesd. Colossi Foos, Baru de Kam, Lord &ratlines, Lady Possoa Camas Alvarado, Hsu. Miss Pookerasa, sad Boa. Byog kayo tamely risAard stio Groat Mahe, Loiasolar-oopsars. Mu. Jame Buioar.--For the last thus or four weeks Kr. BMOCs health has wervired very rapidly, add tag szpsalatimas as is 1k resaoariait kis bows vigour are sew soy hided. • good deal of his Was h meet hi Ilsa- I g o. m id* he we hid meet mew& Ee deo eel stay gi geg ANL Mr. Bright hien& sem remake aa-re sosideady al ids rairsvery. Hs h seretes at presto is auteethodehhd•—Maschester INUNDAONS II FILANCL MENTINO AT Hun. antsrzrus TI —O. Friday a patio rarest, Kr. 0. IL Jaws Is sh. shalt, was bad at the ilwidessiskt Guildba, Ise Ma ryes. of yrsaellad sisaseass fir Iles rand el Ike same. is nest h=zp fl e e Vase woe ap. pa a sted, d a la wad. Weems.' et Mars Jobe Ikea sai Sees. No . • ;ewes 7e4sek sed System. SOdol.Jam Sala ad Ow. 2M. 101 10a, da--11whirsdis1d Pdaelllll4lllllll Ara Swaim TO COLONEL At was areetspat a m e i a award d was presented Cassel Las a the miser is whisk 110 galleatty at Lin so It at florrypes, as plass la wale) lb ea* dies pima Wag fake alba la st asas bawl wbe. essusapasted lasekreat T th=eestes Dr. aledwW Lady Lae, adessel Power Uedweeed, ad Omen! Mesta*. Re bekaf way weal la lawdels, sad mesa meek padded as the sallaskelis rereplka be naiad. Ale earia wee hinel e add the past soloed preeeeled fa Nob. mei bN tine. the Mies% trbith were Veil Iol a :gm lewd Id Int Lama ba INN sear (Pastabasy, and Idabel peeetedes. elee. • rani was kin tbe kaatt l eate as Casa! Lek. wagged at tko usaimalie Mawr tad prewar ass tablas* la lbw LATEST INTELLIGENCE. EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. The following telegraphic message his this day been received at the Admiralty from Admiral Grey, at Constantinople, 14th July, 1868 (yesterday): "Banshee has arrived with Admiral Fremantle. Every person belonging to the army had embarked, and all the @hips had sailed from the Crimea on Saturday evening except the Leander and Gladiator. "A gale has been blowing strong from the south- west for the last tares days." TURKEY. A latter from Constantinople, dated July 3, in the Patrie, says Ail Paella resumed his duties as Grand Vizier three days slam. The day before yesterday be presided over a cabinet canoed, and yesterday he gave an audience to M. Layman' represeatativm for the esta►lishment of a bank at Constantinople. It is preteaded that this affair is In an advanced stage. Bat, on the other hand, it appears that the Porte is firmly resolved to refine its appro- Maim and 'splint to any cnabination in which French mad English intermits sball be separately represented. Accordingly there is again a talk of the projects of fasioa which were at first rejected by both patties. The old agent of the house of Rothschild at Coastantinople, M. baleen, is shortly expected, sod it is thought that noting will be decided before his arrival. AU Need-Effendi haa been appointed Gnomes Minister la Greece, in the plea of Rim Rey, whose resignstioa Y accepted. Rite asked leave to go to Egypt to join Resehld Pasha, bat the permission was refused. THE OVERLAND MAIL. AND azrrtsz r= .) MARSEILLES, 791111DLY. The Weds arrived here at 7 o'clock tide morniog with the mails from India and a mail from China. The despatches left for London at 9 o'clock, a.m. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PARIS, MONDAY EVZNING. There is a rumour current of a rising in Parma, but I have not been able to verify it one way or the other. It owns to be certain that the expected amnesty on Duke Robert's birth-day was not pro. claimed, and it is likely that there must have been discontent in consequence. The Boers, remains in a state of atrophy. The Rents fell 100. for cash, and 20c. for account, closing at Tlfr. 10c. and 71fr. 40a. Credit Mobilier fell 231 r. 75c. Bank of Franc, reoovered the 150 fr. which the shares lost on Saturday. Railways were con siderably lower, but with very little business doing. Count de Horny, accompanied by Count de la Va lette and M. Olivier Walsh, one of the Emperor's chamberlains, arrived at the Hotel d'Angleterre, at Baden-Baden, on the 10th. The Orand Duchess ' Stephanie arrived at her Baden villa on the same day. A letter from Baden confirms the announce ment that the Count de Horny will go to Wildbed to pay his respects to the Dowager Empress of Res sia, who is staying there, but he proposes to remain some days at the queen of watering places, where he now is. " For 03018 days past," says the BentapAors of Mar settle, " workmen have been employed in the Allies Ides Capuoines and de Meilhan in arranging the tables for the grand banquet to be given by the town to Marshal Folksier and the troop who accompany him on his return. Venetian masts have been already erected along the whole extent of those two prome nades, and numerous lamps have been hung under the tress for the illumination which is to take photo in the evening. The arrival of the marshal will, it is expected. take place between the 18th and 20th inst." The Pays—such is the present dearth of news— Ands nothing mere interesting to put at the head of its loading column than the following amount, which I have not seen elsewhere, of a sort of political and military testament left by the late Czar Nioholaa: lii. positively stated that the Rumor Mistrial, during the latter plan of hie life, ornaposed • work ia the fora of merairs, whaler he se..eri .1 at the 'rattier, adminis trative, sod military questions to whisk the emits of kis raga gave aloe. This work, knows waly la the imperial featly and toes few oriment pineweges, I. said to beer evident mks of the remarkable intelllgeses whisk distinguished the late Emperor of 1 1 aura. This prim* had am eatraordicary aptitude for harness. It is well knows that he pereoselly drew up the decrees end regalatioas for the ispreriaeata in the or ganbativa of tits army and am whisk were effected Ma rs hie raga. It appears that the Emperor wrote with • jaw to putiliaity. bat he left climatal& t►at his work skald eat be primed till Ave peers after his death, when, to um hie vita careerism, silence will prevail around his toa►. Till thew the saaereript will nutria I. the arshirte ef tho Senate at Br. Petersburg. The Moniteur publishes a decree, founded on a report from the Minister of Marine, giving to sailors who shall have served for more than six years in the Imperial navy. a very considerable addition to the half-pay to which they may be entitled by the exist iag regulations. The Journal des Wks et Canspagoes says it is now positively known that the letter attributed by the Brunel, and Landes journals to the Count de Perim wee not written by him; bat it is no lees certain that be did address a letter to M. Roger (da Nord) respecting the attitude be intended to assume on at taining his majority, and in which he said he should follow the example of his mother, and remain faithhl to the principles of conduct laid down in his father's will. It therefor* appears that the denial of the authenticity of the published letter goes to the word ing of it merely, and not to the substance. The same journal says that the young count's tutor, General Trend, thought fit to resign as soon as he heard of the letter, and that he has been replaced by General Droleassix, with whom the Count de Paris will shortly make a tour to the Northern Courts. It is also stated that M. MO6ll, a captain of Chelsea's, who has lately left his corps to go to Eisenach, will accompany the Prince oa this excursion. Cardinal Patrisi, on arriving at Civita Veochis, bestowed various rewards in the name of the Pope, upon the French offloers who escorted him from France. Captain de Longueville, commanding the Dudley's, and the Abbe Ooqoareas, chaplain to the fleet, were nosalaated Cesamaaders of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. IL Louisa de Quillio, (*rain of the Promithee, and H. Doman, the lieutenant of the Duchayla, received the Crosses of Chevalier, of the Order of Pius IL His Eminence gave s pines emblem to all the sailors, and asked the AMID to dine with him before he left Civits Vecchia tor Roes. SPAIN. MADRID, JULY 13. The foods madame to falL A ministerial crisis has taken place, the oonsequences of which are cot as yet known. The Gazette publishes a new law on the dries away with the sinking fund. In several towns of Badyna and Estraatadara disorders have brakes oat sad boo pat down. The cholera still academes to prevail is Seville, but has not appeared at Cadiz, as was reported. The Dumber of journals published iu Bwitsstlaud ihis yes is 263, Whig twelve awn flan Is 1866. RUSSIA. The Emperor Alexander has authorised young nobles to exercise civil professions without losing their nobility. Hitherto nobility has been last by eon of a noble when he did not devote himself to the national service; but henceforth, in consequenoe of the new arrangement, it is hoped that a good many nobles will embark in financial and manufacturing enterprises. WRECK OF TIIE STEAM TRANSPORT SPARTAN. ADMIRALTY, JoLy 15, 1856. The Secretary of the Admiralty begs to acquaint the Bditor of the Express that the intelligence con. tamed in the accompanying documents hu been re ceived at this office: No. 221. Hibernia, at Malta, July 8, 1866. beg to enclose herewith, for the information of the Lords Commiuiocers of the Admiralty, a copy of letter I have received from the officer commanding the troops embarked on board the steam transport Edina, No. 199, reporting the loam, by shipwreck, of the unit transport Spartan, No. 18, on the south-welt eon of the Cane rocks on the .out of Barbary. I immediately despatched her Majesty's steam yowls Triton and Shearwater, and the steam transport City of London, No. 9, to the assistance of the Sp man, with orders to bring all the troops, baggage, &c., to Malts, when con mance will be provided to forward them to England. The master of the Edina has reported that he dose not consider there is the slightest chance of the woad being saved.—l have, &a. (Signed) M. STOPIORD, Rear Admiral. Oa board Edina transport, July 7, 1866. _ . sir,-1 hare the honour to report the return of the Edina transport, Captain Salter, to Malta, in consequent* of luring fallen In with the Spartan transport, a complete wreck, on the south-wait end of the Cane Rocks. She had fortunately succeeded in landing the whole of her troops, consisting of 10 officers, 796 non.eomatimioned *Moms sad men, one lady and child of the Lead Transport Corps, besides her craw, without loss, on an adjacent re* mull Wand of rock, where they are well 'applied with provisions from the ship, but in immiosnt danger from waist of water, that of the ship being damaged with salt water. TN Spartaa His on the rocks with her bottom More is, and, according to report, with fifteen feet of water in bee hold. The state of her troops and crew is so very precarious from their present ezpued state, and very short supply of water, as to have compelled our retaittiog with the Edina to Malta, under the conviction of such being the most ad visable coarse to panne (considering the small sin and crowded state of the Edina) to render them with the least delay the most effectual and speedy assistant*. In conclusion, sir, I beg to state that Captain Hunt, of the Land Transport Corps, Captain Salter of the Edina, Mr. Leech, mould mare of the Spartan, u well as myself, are now in attendance to give you any further informatioa on the subject —I have, itc. (Signed) J. W. GORDON, Bt. Lt.-Colonel, 93rd Highlander, commanding troops on board Edina. SWINE OF TDB LATH INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE. " Just as we are going to press," says the Cburrier de Lyon of Saturday, " we learn that the Runnel., the bed of which since the last inundations hes b‘coine consi derably higher and Ailed with moving gravel, again menace the town of Vieille (Isere), and that the sapears-pompien end a portion of the population have parsed the night at work to prevent the rapture of the embankments on the points most menaced." The Journal de Mane et Loire says :—" The peasant. of the valleys of the Loire au labouring with almost incredible seal to repair the disasters caused by tee ieundations ; they wort day and night, and literally follow the retiring water step by step, sowing their leads chiefly with hemp; eves the women, with cards over their shoulders, drag banowv. It is impossible not to admire the energy and industry ol these poor people. The house, ere in • sad state ; the for. niter. and even the walls are so saturated with wet that ea enuring one feels chilled the very bolus. In the valley of the Anthion, the damage dose Is infinitely more severe than in those of the Loire. The ismadatioos still 03,11 T • considerable extent of premed; and In those places from which they have retired, they have left • slime which emits offensive ezhaktices, sad which burns up all vegetation, except the vine, trout the herb of the field up to the ancient oak. The wars of tAe Dead Sea, which are so dreaded, are pure coneentil with More of these ussosaatione 1 The unfortunate UMW• tents, obliged to waqe through pools and slime, have that legs swollen and covered wi h postale., which often sad is ulcers. Even In plena where the waters are the hut muddy, cattle refuse to chink of it; and so, as it hes spoiled the water of the wells, the inhabitants aro obliged to go ets the Loire to got water to drink. A great somber at houses have Wu thrown down ; and the othen, even those which the eaten have abudooed, ens scrawly b. occupied with safety, as a pestilential smell ems. uteri fres them; they are icy cold ; the furniture falls IS plus.; and to the lower apartments there is a vast pow tity of neziou animals. Myriads of mosquitos end greed disgusting dies, called by the inhabitent. gusbotes, fin frees au immense marsh, an d persecute run and animals with great Sorceress. Their sting and bite canes or, to see the picturesque impression of a poor peasant woman, they keep the Inff.rers omitinaelly in the midst of dunes.' Such, however, le the love of the perusals fee thole home. that, In spite of all teat ran be said. they reran to this as sou u it is materially possible so to do.' INCIDENTS AT THE WOOLWICH REVIEW. The Queen wu equipped yesterday a /a ma/aim Over her riding habit was the short scarlet eoatee,smaller,yee 'embroidered In the same style u that of a field. marshaL Crossing the left shoe.der was a general's sash and Out ribbon of the order of the Outer; and she wore a small. elegantly•shaped ridieg bet, ornamented with a general's plume of red and white feathers. She rode her favourite dark hey charger, which was superbly caparisoned. Tiers were upon the posed 3,600 men, 2,460 horses, and 92 game, of which 18 belonged to tee Horse Artillery, and the remainder to the field batteries. This fine park of ar tillery was ranged precisely as ea a field of battle, the gums In front, aid the tumbrils and alimanitien waggons it Law three deep la the rear. la passing her Majesty the batteries moved at questa distance, and the scene occasionally acquired a thilicrees interest from the grotesque apparition an the laterverslag sperms of a ragged dog, a black sheep, a shaggy goat, et some other fond, familiar creature, which the men had brought with them from the Crimea. A Russian donkey. which an inordinate zeal for gunnery, a truant dispodtion„ or the penult of thistles under difficultiee had lured left ono of the redoubt. of Inkermann, where he was captured by ear soldiers, was an object of particular attention. Arnold his neck wet knotted a costly sabretash, sod, them aceoutred, his appearance evoked cordial acclamations; bad it is: due to him to say that he bore his honours meekly, and that th ere was nothing in his demeaaeur to warrant the suppoeitloa thlit be was the lint animal of his apeoies who had worn snob en ornament. Amour the pets of the Artil lery there is also a Camel, bet this ^ ship of the desert" was at anchor and aid not make its appearance. The most spirited manteuvre of the day was seen whoa the three troops of Hones Artillery passed the royal p*. sewn at full gallop. They came down like the rash of in whirlwind, disking the solid earth, and scattering the ter/ like dose behind them. The horsemen, tumbrils, mad wag. pees on.. by the Queen like gust. of a tempest, and 'facet as they passed were wrapped from view is the cloud' of duet their thuoderieg swam raised up behind them. The Prince of Prussia seemed as much struck with Oahu impetuous advance as with the size and almost colt:mid equipment of the 18-pounder batterise. A large number of tone artillerymen were wand about the fiiid, with black bushy beards and wt h ea their breasts. The crowd—men and women—amuse! themselves by buyiog Fottles of strawberries sad thrusting them into the huge hairy faces of the Lewis. The heroes remoastreted, and declared themselves 'stifled with a handful, but this would not nasty the donors, who west oft telling the mid heroes that " they did not get nods *liege in the Crimea." Ile Londoners did not muster in greet force yeeterday, ft was the stout liestish yeomanry, the men of Gresawidig Deptford, and the towns in the atrighbourhood, who ow. essehled to do honour to the cecari,n. They behaved with the utmost decorum, but withoet the slightest enthusiasm. ' In the aftereoen Woolwich had all the appearance of a well attended hot ordinary fair, with its booths and otheg adjuncts. Sento( the admirers of military virtue who attended tiff setae had their owe courage rather tested. One of thet trains employed to take them back, a train probably got Mt for the occasion, chose the tunnel as the moat appropriate plisse to break doves in. There the train stopped for aps wards of an boar, amidst the shrieks of the softer see, will made no pretension to military Tinto, and at last the as. disguised terror of some of the othor me, who quite forget for the moment their admiration of Crimean heroes. These who were the least afraid made use of their 'mirage to pi fate a patios, and threatened the directors with several kinds of veapesime, acme military, and others, we aadarl stood, of a more civil Manner. The Grand Duke Michael of Rands has been be: tretliefl at Wildbed u Prisms. Cecil', joespat sister of Ow Prises Borst of &Acta.