The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-29 00:00:00

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Blom that was harsh and affronting in the news of the occupation of the Mead of Pea Juan by United States troops as it first reached this country disappears on the easerance, given to the world, ea authority, by a contemporary, that General HAIRNET, the commander of the forces of the Republic in Oregon, took that step on his own responsibility, and without instructions from the Federal Government at Washington. The General, as we now learn, hes declared to the British authorities that he did 11 because American citizens had been arrested on the island, but that he did not mean his occupation to be permanent, though it was his intention to hold the island unt" he heard from his Government at Washington. It is satisfactory to know that difficult as are the questions raised, most unfortunately, by the action of the American officer, that difficulty is not aggravated by a pre meditated intention of unfriendliness towards nos which indeed would have amounted to bad faith en the part of the Federal Government of the Republic. We have yet to learn from Wash ington in what light Gomel HARNEY'S conduct is regarded there; sod, although no Government sup ports its officers in the aesertioc of their country's influence better then that of the United States, there Is a good prospect that, with temper and discretion on the part of the two Cabinets, and a forbearance of irritating controversy by the newspapers of both nations, the difficulty may be confined within its original and losel limits. Until the disposition of the Government of the United States shall be made known, we are bound to believe that it remains under President BUCHANAN each as it was de scribed under President Punch. Nothing could be more in accordance with the principles which regulate the intercourse of civilised nit boos, nothing worthier of the fine position which the great American Republic holds among the States of the world, than the evaurancee which Secretary MARCY communicated to Mr. CRAMPTON in IBM. The language of the American Government 011 that occasion was—" The title ought to be settled before " either party should exclude the ether by foam, and "by a conciliatory and moderate course cm heel " sides it is sincerely hoped that all difficulties will "be avoided until an adjustment of the boomer", " Hoe can be made mutually satiefactiny." We cannot but regret that the spirit of these weeds be been disregarded. General HAmtn's expirsatios, it must not be overlooked. 'Barges upon Dial* authorities the violation of the safe and hompabie undentesding put terward by Secretary XA3CT. lis Nays that Auseriese citizens hers been arrested co the bleed of San Jean before its nationely bad lees decided. We de sot know thew this may be. The kilned has bees in the actual possession of the Hudson's Bay Company, onto very recently a few Americas squatters molested their aseient reign. If no snare than a mere municipal police jurisdiction has bees exercised over a vague me lodious by the British authorities for the common geed, no ere will contend that this action of the magistrate was of a chencter to saLkipata or pe eled* the ultimate destination of the territory by the bonndary Commiasioneri, or to derogate frees say rights ;bleb the United Stites right expect to obtain by their derision. Or if that were appre hended. twenty ways might have been taken kw establishing a peaceful interim until the territorial question was settled. . . . There is more than a leaks of the inconvenieuce of war in the apprehenaiona which reports such se we have lately received from Ban Juan inspire. It k impossible not to feel that the credit of oar comma race is impaired when either country betrays an in clination to appeal to brute force rather than to rational modes of redress. England and America are sufficiently opposed to each other in particular latersets to give them an opportuoity of deem strafing in their mutual intercourse the value and force of the principles which distinguish theta beta the other nations of the world. Both are free, bath Protestant, both hare deliberately otiose° the ways of peaceful industry. It behoves the Oovereisests of both to justify their proud position by frowning on violence and war. Both can afford it. ES* respects the velour of the other. We bow that the Americans will not suffer affront, sad they know that week& not intentionally offer it. On the other hand, they know full well that no English Ministry could stand for a day if it showed an inclination to sacrifice the national honour to any nation ander Heave,. What weighty reasons, then, are there for avoiding every foolivh demonstration of force, Is if either nation could be deterred from meeting its eight+. For more than forty years we have been settliig with the Government of the United States now this and now that boundary line between the possessions of the two powers. Having hitherto succeeded in peaceably adjusting all disputes of this kind, we have at length e-rived at the last, and we have a right ►nd we believe every reason to expect 'hat this San Juan question will yield like the rest to the reasonable and conciliatory treatment of the statesmen of the two countries. IP the Emperor NatoLuxe le really dis posed, after all, to favour the cause of Italia independence, all that is now happening in the Duchies mut tend to confirm sad; a dec;eioc. The Inhabitants of Central Italy do not share in the doubts and vacillations of their Imperial friend and ally. Their attitude remains what it has been from the first—firm, dignified, and resolute. The letter of Baron Iticosou, Primo Minister of Pimento, is a noble illustration of this. A friend had urged him to prepare a strong reply to the late article in the Mowitswr. Bat ha writes in answer to assure him that this is not necessary, and THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 18&9. his letter shows throughout a clearness of pa• triode puma* and a strength of calm resolve which the efforts of adverse diplomacy will neither confuse nor disturb. " I am happy to assure you," he says, " that from the day I was put at the head of " the Tomo Government I have never had one mo mint either of uncertainty or weakness. nicer " tainty cannot abide with a man who proposes to " himself a complete political design, and fulfils " it upon a persevering system, every part of which "tends to the fulebnent of the whole." His isseirldence in the ultimate and complete sitc om of the present movement in the Duchies is act . only fall and striking, but well grounded. " I feel assured," he lays, " and all may feel enured, that neither this Government nor than of Modena and Magas, nor that of the Vitelect, nor the " Italian people, will fail in their intent to owed "tab that strong kingdom, which is a wirer's' " want, and which alone will enable all of as to " call °timely's' helium, es Italy can only in that event be said to exist. This, which is our wish, " must needs also be the wish of Europe, for Europe " an never hope for peace till it becomes an acknow " lodged fact that there is an Italy.'" This is the language of men who not only deserve snows, bat are resolved to secure it. Main Mining this fins and dignified position, we repent our conviction that the Duchies most taiamph, whether the Em peror of the FRENCH frowns on or favours their prayer for annexation to Iftv•dinia. Eventi nearer home may surely warn LOUIS NAPOLEON Dot to lose the fruits of a noble enterprise by a dark end double-faced policy—not to throw away, by half-hearted and /7110011111 esanns, any chance of securing infiasnos end popularity. If he does not take care, the Italian war will be utterly without result. It was designed to ioneses his credit end influence both at home and abroad, and it certainly did this at first. But he is oa the point of losing both. He hes already fallen in the estima tion of the Italians by his doubtful if not treacherous line of policy. And he has lost inflaenee at home by his foolish dealings with the press. Returning from a triumphant campaign In Italy, with his laurels yet grew, he felt himself strong enough to appeal boldly to public opinion l and an Imperial decree was published which ap peared to grant • (Jonah' amount of liberty to the heavily fettered press. The EMPEROR seems to have foolishly imagined that this act would be immediately followed by column of panegyric on himself and his policy. Nothing of the sort, however, dooms happened. The press, treating the offered freedom u a reality and not a sham, spoke out in an independent tone. This was not to be endured. The first breath of adverse criticism was followed by a circular from the Duke of PADUA, explaining that the system of warnings is an essential part of the Imperial policy, necessary for the protection of the Government and the nation. A formal note appeared in the Meniteur to the same effect. The suicidal folly of this course is already suSciently apparent. It has produced a reac tion against the Government, and in favorer et greater liberty, such as neither the ENPZIOII nor his Ministers at all expected. Nor WI the matter end with a sere retain to the old riguese. The Exraaon's true policy, and only per manent safety, lies in granting a definite measure of legal freedom to the prem. In a word, he ;, we-ned on all bands to adopt • more sincere end I , bere . policy both at home and abroad. If he dose not take the warning in time the good results of the Italia% campaign sal be thrown away, aid the tattle el Bothnia% so b- se he is cone :rned, wi" have been toned la Ws. BALMORAL, ear. M. Her Majesty, attended by Lady Churchill, lett the Cantle yesterday mornhsg for Alt-rs-gutsack, where her llaiesty remains until this day. The Priam Consort want out deer-stalking, and joined her Majesty at Alt-na-gusseck lag evening. Tha Prince of Wales and the ?rimless* Alice, listens, and Louisa, made en expedition to the Lynn of the Vat, yesterday. A deputation from the parish of Bt. Pancras, conakting of Mr. Cameron, Mr. FUTONS (charchwa , dtme), Mr. Austin. Mr. Sheffield: and Mr. Robson, together with Cooper, the solicitor of the vestry and directors, had an taisrview with the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers yesterday, at the Aloe of the Poor-►aw Bald, in Whitehall. _ _ . Despatches from the Governor of St. Helena were rsodved yesterday at the Colonial-dace. Her Majesty has commanded that the royal bon to mem& fcr her tra, do ••g the approact'n opsatio mason at Coveat-g. 'des, seder the Lye, rid Harriman Princess Frederic William and the prince have razolvrd a a ratiting rondos at Brnlae. Those path of the town through which they yawl au their route to the pekoe after their el MIL ere brilfeatty Plets'etatri,ae woe else the status of Frairiet the Great, rood shish a gee- (radon et gm-lights gave to the whole seem the teightieree of day. Their royal hihnseese hale honecred Count iliackel von Donaereartrek s;th tbs., compsay et a rink, at which an the ado of the Silesian nobility IMO eseseibhd; red they bees eho teen present at a g. - le reprcerstities in the read theatre, whew their royal blear - see were wed estimiaw , Sally received by a house which wee minket Is every pert. " But It would fredly," guys • letter ht the Merwireir :Rut, be keep* • ilk the cherubs which the primate h always bores, if her epr;elllTWO sbon'd ho rot:richt, to snob pablb displays. Her top) Hilburn bee deo visited Irma schools, when she iv, rhermrd both twain sad pupas with her afisid'ity rad kindurrs, end she hes likewise indulgt I her owa tests for the picturesque by eseempowykig the prince to sons of tlkoce pollee in the seerehdu worry for which Week Is ceigretsd, but the gin beaN. of w 1 'oh the young cud rigorous oaly can ',Joy." . _ His Imperial Highness Prince Lucien Napolrmi Bonaparte, cousin of the lawn, of the French, bee re turned to Ids apartments ea Bo Kisa,4-roai, Bt . ghton. Axiom the Midst arrivals me the Comte= Dowager of Buthas, sod Ledy Ma pmt Bakis, the Bari sad Constar of Cardigan, Lord Caerisasy, sad dir Jona sad Lady Katt hope, Mr. Aurae Crowder, sad Mr. Baron Bramwell and His Highner ths Pews Lieven, acoompelied by We Wally, bee I the Betrieskt, Jercoyaqtroet, far P. The Duke of Stesereet, aooreaparlied by several stemben the bared, lett the Admdraity yesterday swain 63r Plymouth, b nitrite the ended Wm of taspeettoa. The Duke of St. Albers, asecespanied by Mr. Msesell, sn:rel at Primes-pas yesterday morning from Germitay, where the Ochre nod= for some woke The Earl of Wilton and lady Bath& no Egerton ors eel patine % the sods ord . 's rola. His lardahlp by the I-4 Lett =owl at Mope ma. General Comity Yet.naelolf. (in the service of his Mara, the Borne of Xmas's) bss mind at the Brass. wick larmys.airest, hew Nsssow. Th. me rime Wt Min Brewster, only danghtw mad balms at Sr DaN:ol Bum , r, Br skit Mr. alma Cummins Gardea, of Pr-kr', N. 8., is rairt tl him pleas awl la Noastabzr. The death took place, on Saturday bat, of bla Ingham the Rajah of Coon, it bl miaow at No. 20, Clifton Vfilaa, Wani.ok•toad, wait. Henry Kevenegh, H.M.E.LC.S., the intrepid Odle who, It "I be remembered, dauntlessly sad iencere• telly led the British ...tope seder 84. C,On Campbell to the tend of the spet:sea d Latinow, Ede: I is Dublin ma Timidity. Bit Joba Lamm le eiso et present atm—ft la Dublin, alter m de a tort. of the amt./. The Emperor Napoleon visited Bayonne on Bator der, to • smell opal est rises, mak* he drove himselL Ws Was*, mamboed the sitssolvarlor proket:i +mprovecsasits, peticularly Bookish, of the oath( dial. The Bunyan at the some day took sloes aceraka oat to see to the Masetta, sad did set mats bark lentil 1 o'clock at night. Although on the ream the wind rid era were higb, rho Moneta created the bar of the Moor esfe.y, rad her Majesty disembarked on the Torn dee Bigeaux. According to the Gramme of Bordeaux their Relatifs will @retro at Bordeaux on the god October, sad mach Para in the saW- of the 3rd or 4th. M. de Mentque prefect of the Ouride, and Mme, de Monique, have ;eft for Bier ritz. " Ths Barre* which has jest been purchased by Priers Nor&Os," asp the Jernsel A Ontiee, " wes for merly dip ad.uoi et the charm of Freesias, ogle/ he Log Jam& Whoa mold at the VI of the brit empire the agile twee ilto the bade tithe Origin tautly. It was eabeequeatly sold fa secants lota, the detain beteg bought by Xenia Geed] de Chaveesee, eel theyerktry Pumas de Blaney. The latter tree llama Berg.;. tee • catersbe cot go, rid raids the prie el Fyn's. GM at the most *mein ifican'v on the beaks et the lobe. We are sot is the lee.t eerprieed *het the Priem' Clothikle reined It to rtlWore:' "We i.. Porn Rome," nye the Bulletin de Po* "Bre PAW/ basin Beenperie k likely to obli. the direbblimprln Banana, norm by the Math of Mom aelgrar Fricoeled." The Bishop of Oaken. his pabl;shod a pastseal biter, directing prime to be taxed ap far the ewers of Igreadt Frets, dipkerkey, sad Winker is the extreme But. It was n3;entionefiens days ago that the Tau swrsreseent ttot:ielto the reeireen - of the .::tined Doke at Rome eke* be ems 11; Adak from at dipkiaslie mace, aad to deliver q {ha Turas Watabosey-bowie it... wader tb. I arty at hat lag b's ova pope, coatis cased. It le .ow ALP 1 by the Alowirers lomat° that Signor Bargegil, tho =Web, is gseetkat, Wand to comply with the enter at the Teem i goverseasst, rid it te reyor.cd that he wee supported Is his reload by the ambassadors of Prams sad Austria. Signor Scialoja, the eminent political eamonsist, has been eppcdatad to the of& t of St wetary-Oeseral of Pittance In Sardinia. S. Sciakoja Ww laitillt2 of Pumice in Wept', in INS. A few days ago a party of two gentlemen, ad vanced in life, accompanied by sin young Wien m eat ham the gates of Verona, and, by the road of &nip, pro assied to wow the Po above Santa Mark. On their leadiag on the Prawns Me of the One the Itathrt *Wien were greatly rovpidoed at the s;:ctecle of the young girl. throwlug eg their halale attire and becorn , ng t.'. formed law di headroom his of i. an 18 t) 20. They had employed this device to elude the t lean. ) of the Avitrlen equalise, who, ht seder to prevent the emigration, have recolved orders Is Wier all individuals trowel' the ages of 16 cod 30 frau Lacks( UN city without • at: *l The Armoula of Turin wri rrlureivited a few days ego, cad *peeks " daggers." It thos announces its nappeeresoes—" By a tbralrrink degree Count Cavour, oa Oa Ma of has, 'sopa' -led the jous.:2l which was fightiar kw the Popo. Ory first look ea asevitation was for the Coast de Carve-, who slew to, but he lo OD loager to t found ea the waist Issachou" It c torten the use wrest et acelnecay ageism Zealand, rod deplores that its neabor should have to glee publicity to the address from Rosarsaa rod the Ka& reply. A eon fropoodent of the ledipentionce Beige. writing as St. Pet •caburg on the 20th September, rye that &homy' wee taro 111 at Tchougocia, a well tows in the province of Hlsartkof, in the south of B. The &opera ca heaing the sews hmedistely seat ore ea ceder that tbe journey of the Ism ahead be stopped all be recovered We Ist Ith. The old years of Tiara wee big proposal for Ws re cation. The Rama being about is proceed t t the south of the empire, ft we, thought prelable Yet be would Cat tichansyl oa hie way. To one Captain Hawkins, who lately widrumsci a vs y enthusiastic and mamba Goose lour is the Ingmar Napoleon, hat Imperial Kajeety bee slat the lel loath( Cabled de r limparer, It. fleareer. 9411. 1859. Captaia,—l was very soak leashed by the latter which you Isere mitt* to ma, et the 9/th el Asia* but. The sentlasento which you area serflosted, easing tom we °dim who away■ loyally served hie eseetry, en vary fiattarlas to ore, sad I thuds you stacenly. Rairre ae In all ay 811111thOletf. NAPOLIIOII.-1111/111411111 1111 Ca dt.lse Richard Newham, No. 11, Misty's. worosoi Candsw-tows, Lawton." LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE MONOPOLY OF THE OAS COMPANIES. TO TIN IDITOR OF TES lONBISS. 812,—0n voiding goo. report in lest evening's Sarno d t s e M vr - atm pulvvrood v. Tin bramble Ors Corm M the Whir ere Corte Coon, as Twee, Sees it wan h that jades twat. at the 1m ~..at, vs ohs en tr e ammo h W bergs dielt:st owed eddy by he 2.lvAtabia, oars d setery to the enlihey assequesns W • risopaly, but 1 SP% al the eighk, or the adrashe dpm stesagoi.et 4, to 1 c =poll d to amply then TIM s I. w cod cure, oh that without War, h Pis shops d =third *oar, es sly pies st Vier, se se plea at en, *parr es (9 qr. 3 Its worded pore 13. pot t) "Heiser sae s'o deers hoe es • se eah ; the eampregy at id they war set reeky pa soh • the t erestswsr.ekd tt —ph st I grid, Yes AO met her the rear, e‘d the .==peal Tee ebel sat hew ths ▪ e--the suerny led • prim r'ght te mar Usk OVA ire The eampriefs eenshi tbr ark " Why should vs set lard the hew hest ea wed to they Isard the r i t It is vs vidisvgai, aid we e VD el Iv Vbs." 'Ths e thou " Yee, the • ar t to lei ibejedes apart that Yes. Idider pe eed hair • SR . - asarm Yoe • sioopoly, rod a paket I:ght to motto dr* Irma km" ; tem Ist es no haw they have vet I wash power. Is Ottolosr, 1858, the owapsey Almada of Kn. LP/Jr • d K dip nit, tad that oho should pay dar ltor pe weekly. limo oloycou dto the 64 &posit. •w 'Army so the average yearly gee did oat such ' 1 21 , hat oho did tea object to pay weekly, sad sr nett agiy did.. sos.:sl .rly tilt the rata of Jose lest, whoa the ars bill had nu 'tr.. weeks to r mesqueare of the lector sot before that vow sad orisoratri to 71. 12s. Bk, had pest :way route; prated, ar what amoirstc t thereto, &panted the 61, orhsrwleo rho coop-say would not hero supplied her wi.h ps. Wass the • doe relied for the 7t. 12e. Mn. Littlewood drikatted the 61. deposit sad paid the balmy 21. 12.. The csooposy thrratesel I, cut 'be gee of'. We thee so host II the 61. were sot peel beck to them, Oa @arm Kn. Latloweed wish-6 Ora to coast& he. foretrx, Hoy at SUFI taw lip the meowst mid ea .( tie plus, set 'g le house .11 tot-I dirt wen, wed, re ell the rookies wee dose b vs, the et aks old jetote rad chop. were gruff l, sod the pcopie rro est of the horse n odic' I coafasiow without sbe dimwit they hod order. I or wore eating." Ito dews, thereby dose was estimated at IA 18t., he wok& ribo bruegat her artice. It le etteirs, therefore tt .t the &rideable Ors Comp- 'op f .11 thole otewwth, red hero Do act Jpki I 1 to or.err it, or Aar It t .sid to sore r0..4 w to rty tto►o oil it." fir mei of awlehlpk let rho or?, Rey, I 'hi-44 to tot.aed SW. bawdy cReMR4(c M rho ipt= time tosaapill ts reify, they mkt be 'Jews • re One le Iffr . Lidera .1 Is c weak her sons& woad Wert haw the.' d in= ear% sicker the tat. , .w of he plp:e woold Irmo c sisa dawn* to Geier rag do. - Zen, e • t ad soy t o ars it It wk. 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The ems peen le makeity am Lei Lyndhurst rtd Chdlited e both bombe bees Mrs is 1772. Tn Rkasow Tows' as UL~aaaroarhi two law undonsesse a tboreach repair asd derewetten la the wrier, at the wle npaw et Kr. Jaw lierrew, Iwo et the Adatereity, and we et the detwook to whose reashory the tower wee weed. On ewe et the tablets owy be wen the wwww et the eellaskt Ilea yaw wired in the roast arab pedition—,is,.Presidio, Niter, Oreohr, Mew, Fitz j wow EXPRESS FROM PARIS. triox ova. OWN PARIS, WIDNIIIIDAY The note in the Ifoniteur denying the statement of certain foreign journals that the solution of the affairs of Italy is impeded by the desire of the French Emperor to found a kingdom in Italy for a prince of his house, is open to this observation, that the latest assertion on the subject, the one for the re production of which the Courricr de la Gironde re ceived its warning, exprenly ad'ritted that the Em peror himself had nothing to do with the plot. That the Prince himself, and numerous agents who names were given, have been actively at week in his favour, remairs ancontradict^d. The letter attributed to the Prince, saying the he would accept the crown of Central Italy if it were offered him " with or with out the approbation of his mono," may have been written by him notwithstanding anything now said by the Mositnor. I am not saying whether It was or was not the Moniteur's banners to rerun this rumour. The Emperor may very possibly think that he has enough to answer for on his own account without defending ern/ act of WI amain. The present decla•ation most fairly be accepted as a hotly blow end a gt.•at discouragement to a cause which, whativer may have at one time been thought about it, has not lately been very pro mising. The note, it will be remarked, admits by implication that there era impediments in the way of the settlement of the It ',lien question, although the canes alleged is not one of them. It Alludes, though in a parenthetical way, to the " engagements of Villafranna"—mesning the restore tion of the dukes—es beiog yet binding ; and in the latter phrase must be understood not only to repeat the eararactoe that the Emperor would not accept any personal advantage as the result of the we-, but to construe that promise as excluding the aggranO'n went in Italy of any member of his family. The Pattie announces that Prince Napoleon, who aceon"ng to a telegram, is expected at Zurich " this ' evening," will be in Pens to-morrow. The two statements are not absolutely incompatible, but even in these days of railways it is rather a forced march to oome from Zurich to Pe•ls in foureind-twenty hours. If the pr:nce's visit to Zurich is is be such • very flying one, it is to be presumed that Ws pas sage through that loan is accidental, and in no way connected with the conference. The Opinion. Nationale. replying to the lm. menu hubbub which the Univers and the Bishop of Arras have been making about the temporalities of the Pope, whose sacred tears, according to them, will scald the miscreants who cause them to flow, inquires what gain it would be to the catholic reli gion if the Pope were to recover Bologna and ell the other revolted towns after massacres such as cur./4 at Perugia: How many more victims ere to be ridded to this per hotly nor dogma of the church that there is a solidarity between religion and the ambition of Cardinal Antonini ? This fatal solidarity may dross ASSOC] la a sea of blood, sad cot the Hoe of millions of men I Bay howanny corpses muse be piled up at the gates of the Voices before the Wrig of the Roman States eerie to weep ix the " bl* vineve of his subjects t" What is the Popi?--Tbe Stet mortared of °bristles souls. What is the sovereign of the Roman titans ?—The least among the kings of the earth. In • spirittesi P.B. to the above article the Opinions nays : Nothlag else of importance In the mot 11111 papas. Ah I yee, we hare forgotten the Pays. in Wake M. Orr-der di Cassagaso Oa the course, notwithetendhig the positive inaudiotioa of the Meautsur, to continue his vehement poismic--againit the litany of the pram M. de Coe% me o. to es very rash. The dresoricion of Brest states that orders have been received not to pay off the gunboats Eclair, niche, Arquebus, Rodents, and Salve, as well es those expected at Brest. They are to be placed in dock as soon se possible, and immediately undergo the alterations necessary to prepare them for a campaign in China. Another Brest journal says thst the expedition will leave in November. On Sunday last many dock labourers were at work, the same as on a week day, on the ground of "urgency." The maritime prefect had engaged garters for 8,000 or 10,000 troops of the line, who are to trios part in the expedition. The Bourse opened with much uncertainty; the Rents, after some fluctuation, and declining at one moment as low rs 69fr. 10c., closing heavily at 69fr. 200. both for cash and account, with • fall of 20c. and ids. The state of the house makes it a matter of great moment to many parties that the ri , porsse dee primes at the end of the month was not lower than 691 r., and accordingly great efforts are made to sustain quotations. Mobil'er fell Vr. 23e, Railways were tolerably firm, at shoat yesterday's pi ices. The Orleans police have just forwarded to Pelis a large packet of letters and papers, found at the rat deceit of Madame Chereau, the mother of the eel who stole Judge Hua's child. The house in which they lived is a good one, and furnished in a style which infers that the inmates were people in easy el.-cantata:Ku. The wet name who, being con fronted with Ldonie Chereau, identified her as the person who bad taken away the infant from the Tuileries, has been discharged from custody. The judge of instruction has yet a great many witnesses to examine, and it is not expected that the trial will some on before November. AUSTRIAN DESPATCH ON GERMAN FEDERAL REFORM. The following is the text of the despatch, dated the 4th, addressed by the Austrian thruster of Fo reign Affair, to Count Trans, Austrian Minister at Dresden and Coboueg, with reference to the attitude assumed by the Duke of Saxe Coburg on the Ger man Reform question: "Among the different party prouncocees which havelatterly Insted of the transtormation of the Generac Coefedaratra lota a parliamentary fideral state pieced seder the direction et Pertain, there is one which hes parte:rad, arra us, be anie it elpletleee with special earnestness • demand for the excluion of fluent& from reconstituted Germany. In this deoleraston, published at Goths, the Mir of a well Moira party, which repesenta Itself to be the national petty, is est forth with unaccustomed frankness sad la • seenner which shows that it is desired to place the Imperial 0.111111111 Mate, in its future relation. with Germany cm reedy the ammo Ime se Detrain and the Netherlands. And subsequently we saw not without strong repot that fill. the Dube et gaze Cohan Gabe had net only received • deputation which prorated him with this programme and with on address, bat that he made um of language of went and of ebeoluto 110Coongevorot without ma y resrve. The =panel g overnesent no v ae every gamee ecovietios, but the weeds which tell from peimely bps at Oaths do sot enter to the limila of tree individual Wiotte, bat 11110•01:111• COU•C4011 ot very Vitoivz andvary isapartent rights and obligationa Duke Ernest blown cannot bat see that the object, to ee ceetphah which stints am terieg made to tom a now pre teaded motional party, by mums of elements taken Iran the democratic make and the Gotha_ party, icepifiee es abeam negation of the relations bowled ea the treaties exatiog batman hi. Austrian Ittjemy sad the ether prison of the Chromenle Csafederetion, lodating the Deke of lama Coburg oleo; and, therefore, tnet any countenance oe aid glees to the elude of We party leeqoiveleot to a reauntadion of the fedorel treaty. The imperiel gamesmen* hoe Shea the right, bat it this te !bat it hos stilt wre a the patriotic duty, to romandrote in time, and expressly so it does by these pm- MM. mean* the sot by whkb the Dake bee amaihmed hie meationate. It Imo at heart the wailers of dm whole Genes. country, and cannot forget that the disastrous snore of the same party which coo now boost of an approvel given to * from so high a quarter ham already delivered op Genamay at • not very dateatessiod to the greatest conittelon sad to the &agar of civil war. a danger from which it wae not saved by constitutional diatribes narrow and without twe lfth; bat by the noble German feelings of our Emperor end roaster, and by the moderation end love of pace of the two grist German powers. In conformity with the intentions a the Lapeer Francis Joe*, I beg of your Itscellrary to take cere, by leaving a ropy of the present despatch with the Minister of State of the Grand Duke, or in any other form which may appear suitable to you, that the preceding °beer. rations, end especially the legal reserves made, shell b e brought to the knowledge of the Duke.—Redeive, aIICHBERO." THE ROMAGNA. The Mexiteur of Bologna contains a notice which was issued at Forli on the 15th of September, informing the young men of Bologna, and more especially those who returned from the war in Lombardy, that a second battalion of Bersaglieri would be formed as speedily u possible for the pur pose of augmenting the n“litsry defence of the country. THE DUCHIES. The deputation of the National Assembly of the Duchy of Parma, oomposed of Count Cunt.lli, Count Asinissola, and Professor Torrigiaui, hos e , rived in Par* charged to present to the Emperor the address voted by the Assembly. The 'Dictator of Parma his issued a deem% enacting that the oath of fidelity to Victor Em manuel is to be worded as follows:—"I swear to be faithful to his Majesty King Victor Emmanuel IL and his successors; to ob•et fe the coast ;Waal% and the laws of the state, and to exercise my fanotiors with the sole view of promol'ng the welfare of the King and 000ntty." The Dictator of Modena has given orders for the purchase of several thousand &Haiti rifles, and also of the horses of the Piedmoutese cavalry that has been re-formed. THE CONFERENCES. ZURICH, Bm. 28. Prince Napoleon hu arrived here. Separate conferences between the French and Sardinian, and after wird, between the French and Austrian Plenipotentiaries hare taken place. No news in 000nexion with the conferences ham tre.*-cd. RUSSIA. St. Petenborg wri the seem of great frativitk 3 on the Bth inst., on which day the Grand Duke, now De:yew:telt Nicole, Alezend-oultch, attr'ned his majority end took the oaths of allegiance t, the Emperor and to the wont./. All the state apart ment, of the Winter Mace were thrott.i open, and all the high officials, digniteriel, civil and mliltary, the clergy, &c., were invited to witness the cere mony. Shortly after 3 o'clock the chapel was thrown open, the corps diplonsatique entering first. The Emperor led the Grind Duke up to the altar, where, in a flan voice, he took the canal Who, kiadog the MU held by the Met ropoutln Bishop. He was then wermly embraced by the Emperor and Empress. Salvos of artillery andpeals from the church steeples announced the event to the population. In the even , ng St. Peterabtrg wr, brilliantly illuminard. TURLEY. Burr. 28. Advice@ have been received from Constantinop to the 21st inst. The journals from Constentinoplo announce that numerous arrests had taken plies consequence of the discovery of a political conspiracy, but few details of the affair are published, as the journals state they have been forbidden to make oxameats on the matter, until the judicial examina tions have been concluded. Private letters state that the conspiracy was to have broken oat on Saturday, but on the previous Thursday it was denounced by Sergeant Arise. Vigorous measures have been taken by the govern meat. Two frigates have been moored before the Seraglio, and the squadron had arrived the day the mail left. Among the principal leaders of the con spiracy were two Generals of Di% ision, Djaflir of *he artillery, and Hossein, Governor et the Dardanelles, several colonels and themes. DJ'S, was drowned in the Bosphorus. No Christians were compromised in the plot. The plan of the conspiracy was cleverly organised. The Europeans and the foreign amber sailors were to be protected by the generals of the rebels. The concession of the Bank has been nude to Mews. Gladstone and Rodoeseschi. my aseirrno TILDOSAPL) GALWAY, W113:41111DAT Strewing. The Jason, Capt•ia Nicholson, relived to-right, at 10 o'clock, with evils end peseengers. She sailed from New York on the 16th init., end from St. John's °. the 21et. Her news has been anticipated. INS 311NINOSAM =PLOSION. Diligent seer& ham been made amongst the mina, and the number of deaths to yeeterday &Item= was seem. Mined to be 18; but noted of the unfortunate 'offerers of this Beet esismity He at the hospital In • very precarious dais. There an several of those employed cm the maims whore vbereaborde have not bees ascertained, but It is hoped they bine escaped. The coulee of the explosion has sot boon seeereehe i. It is said that the qusetity of &heeding powder en the premises was small, and the Om which followed th s espladon would lad to the 'apposition that there was a conitemblequantity of gunpowder on the promisee, apeelmily es the manufactxus of cartridges was going on in • ranks of Vie banding. The whole of the bodies hod not been itisseiHei up to yesterday aftemmos, so that it wee unruly probable that the impied would be had before Thursday. liebeeriptions have been opened for the Whams, end et • special meeting of the muted of the Chamber of Commies yettordey, the chairmen was requited to 0111 the attention of the mayor to the 1110111 a =Ocoee= and redoes lose of life will* have re rely taken pines. Fin Al KNOW/MST HALL.OII nimbi, attar ,/ -a a rani file was given to the Widen a/ the Prescott enhoele as the grounds at Knowsley Hall, the toilet*, Wag karactiatety seder the astpkee end direction of Lady Lama &miry. The Keel of Derby sad b'e commis wen present duties the wooled the mar of alljogurf, se well es Imiy Cridha Helmer red CrOZUIIII, the Hos. Mrs. Fielding, His St . Ch ic , Lady Wilbrskaa sad two danger s, Wad Webb, red alms. At $ o'clock the childres stewed at the kali, sad were eastivated to the ex v ire Yen st the beak of the ((bee; Mira the acme of tr-el mirth began in wirsest. The Pele e Mkt +bead played some enr gloat murk desks the dm seas, red wh k eta cirldres amused ihefoorlvis by tars, aw.er, foals 4, and other juvenile games. TM erne-raelog was regeged "t with gnat spit tt, there being a clerk of the rter. a PAP. Me to •:e tM sacks rotted km necks at the young yi of we end ether prem ration. far aurprsieg is fun the Glom St, Leger or the - Derby. His lordship, with dauMtsw, were ems leagliing in ccetuy, se the I iy a, with emir heeds I mow eat of the make, stertsl, jump d. tumbled, and relied over, were picked up sad west away eras. shortly before 2ve o'clock the lively Uses of the heed, playing " Os. !Maley, es 1" mmrsontel the children to term line sad stank to the Ling meta Is the stable-yard usually mid es the tweet'dineer-rmat, when Sea had be prepaid In stumbles kw the eumerous young ra i Ze i oy a irso i not y l m o w n . arra t tida y t e lg , the entree. .3 the her Mantises gamut as the Mbar. Lord Derby was guile .61 home' —svear wee he rem than is the mks* cif rem little children. At the eterdirlca ad the repeat Mr. illempees, if the National sabody pespeeed *ire awe der Lady luau Manley, Lady god she Lai et Dab, ' which we eserssively gives with all UM velamemee of whisk Amite legs are capable. The you've pert et the *thee wee this unmet Is omnibus' and solve ems moues aiginpd ter the purpose so Pressint.—Lieorpoot Mosier. • TEE FRIENDLESS LADE WHO VISITED BISHOP AUMILLAND.-Ira refreence to the scooest of 11, 1101111 M who victimised on beakesper Si Bishop Auckland. the Off *.l. JOITMei says—. s friendless lady Itavft Sound lass way to Appleby an 'Monday *lent kat, was followed thither by Flu *rodent Caroni, of Patrice, who having resehred the erWna of fluprrinteadent Parka and Telk•sonstable Cockburn, she was apprehended in • peyote bow It Bon gate, and has since bum handed ovule the Dahl= SPAIN. The Madrid journals of thin 23rd state that the construction of a ship of the line, of a frigate, and of two schooners, all screws, has been commenced in the dockyard of Ferrol, and the Correspondancsa ebdograjo states that in the course of a year Spun will add 12 new verse to her fleet. The same organ states that in the expectation of events in Morocco, division of reserve is to be formed near Cadiz. The Gibraltar Chronic:* of the 19th eye: The Cornmiseary General of the semi lathe aelghboorhood, Dom Jost Flores, arrived yesterday at A4trehas to hike charge dhie important attire. The Babes, or 17th Regiment a timid's, sow at Algeoirss, will mowed to Tarifa on the snivel of other troops expected. A battalion of the apeditioaszy troop' wu expected to move dews shortly to the Spanish lines. It was carnally reported at Algeciras yesterday sfternoon that a telegram had beet received from Maine, to the effect that all the dimmable forces of the Spanish army had been ordered to loin the Ma roon° expedition. Then troops would be replaced by the mobiiistd provincial battalions. We have been favoured from an authentic source with the following account of the somber and statics, of the Spanish expeditionary army demised to operate in Africa: The regiment' of the line I , t , 1,400 men, and 17th Sorban, 1,400, at Algeciras 26th At 1,400, detarlumats at Algecins& San Roque, Speak& Serifs, and Cents; and the 34th Grenade, 1,400, Los Barrios. The battalions of light infantry le Catalina. 700, Los Barrios; 2nd Nedra, 700, and 4th Ban baetro, 700, Cents; 6th Talavera, 700, 17th fileseneas, 700, and 19th Mends, 700, San Rogue. Tab!, 9,800 rank sad AN, LOAD JOHN BUSSILL AT ABERDEEN. AHEM:MEN, W2DNYAIDAT EVENING, The presentation of the freedom of the city of Aberdeen to Lord Job" Raman took place this eftemoon, 5 p.m., in the rauslohell, before as audience of about 3,000 peream, by whom hie lordship wee mat eatharieetically op. pleaded. His LOIDSIIIP, having alluded to the great gated prin. cdplee on which parliamentary reform should be founded, proceeded to review the past history of Italy, from the time of the fleet Napoleon down to the present mete of slain in Italy. He took wreaks to declare that Bashed would never adder hie auspices enter into a oongreas laden the ✓ights of the peoples of Italy to govern themselves without the Nterference of foreign coercion were reeogniasda At the same time he declared Ws arm belief that neither Arwrivi however she might dislike the continuance of the present date of matters, nor Freers would use soy compulsion. Lord John concluded an eloquent speech by declaring that England held a beacon as high which might yet mere the rest of the world. WEIOZ OP THE EXPRESS. SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNMMDLT. Intelligence has this evening been received fives the Channel Wanda ennotmoing that the Beak Waren Company's steamer Ezprese,.whkdt wet ashore on Om reeks off Jamey lest week, hes broken up, sad mhos garden id the ship are floating about among the rues. It h gull probable th►t no caplets belonging to Ole mom mill st. drake the purge between the rocks in fitters. Ills dm to the public that smolt as order 'Meld lesue from the cola. pang. A Booed of Trade inquiry Into the rester will shortly lake placm A NEW MODE OF SWINDLING. A correspondent of the Shipping and lifircantal Oa ele• wilues I beg to report for general Informatia, through your valuable paper, a novel etyle for preemies money by • person who lived at No. 9, Mhaterkis, about 10 days ago. He la about C ilvlt at'sd' esue inches In height, of slender Mild, sallow complexitea, Mglt hair, moustache and bleed, age, I think, about IS, mid he wee • Canadian by birth, sad has a wooden ann. Hs mar seated himself to be the nephew of and ptFowner with ea old gentleman who resides in Liverpool, sad under when OM the said nephew had been brought up ; they Lad bought • 11111111 i awl wanted • meememkt for her, for which pipes he had an advertise:meg put In the nose. The vend would mil principally *oat the Wen Coast of Anted* and the inducements wee good, as Is the ore with rem* wiling oat of San Franc*. The barque would is all probability load guano on their an, amount, that was also • reason for giving such good *m. But, unfortunately. Ws ends had engaged a patron with when he wee diesatiefled, end he mold not get qua of him witlic,s rd offered ng . LI., but As rewooldnoti was made taks It, and his dm"' he would not displease for the world, said that the amp meats his nephew made would be euttrely on his own nuns Mbility. His proposition was this, that %began, to wheals pre the command should *, Weather pert. - Now, beteg* of employment, and anxious to get scomnased, I Tequetele me the vessel, when we both went to the Si. Hatherin*Ded and had a thorough examlnados of • *mg them la the meantime other applies** for the command were na to him, end eventually I agreed to give him pen ci lit money on the agreement being drawn oat, which wee scow plotted on the 12th of this month, bat Iwo that time I hot not sees him, nor is it likely I ever shall again, if hem help It. On the following morning I called at his hotel, to cooling to orders, and after waiting some time the grattet coneternation became visible in the counteneneee Welke myself, particularly when we toned that he led et slept at his Lodgings that night. I then found that be W oarreeponded with other commanders at different we of Ones Bemis, and put them to the trouble and lammed sod* to London, which testimony I suppose they ml bear me Gut in. We gave his dericripti9n to the Doane Police-office, mad anomaly trust that such a swindler will be apprehended an brought before = I mei* you • !Ivy of the agreement between Bove Hardin and myrtf." FESTIVITIES AT WILTON,—The Right Hon. Sit. way Herbert, 31. P., and Mrs. Herbert, ars at. prod honoured by the eourgeny of her Imperial Highness Mai Nuoldwira of Rurala sod her Illstetrioue daughter at the princely seat of the Pembroke family, near Salisbuty. He imperial highness and the pastas, attended bye large in tied, arrived me Tosedly afternoon from Toomey. 1111 Hoye' Highness the Doke of Cambridge, attended by Cel Ci=embed early in the evening on • visit to the Hien sad Mrs. Harbert from Portsmouth. The Halal Llegmbm of Clarendon and Lady Constance Wilkes, the Bad rued Clenneess of Shaftesbury, the Eel and Countess of Wpm Se SW end Countess of Shelburne. Vietcong end I** combos Sydney, and Viecount and Vimottetem Somali deembied et Wilms in the course of the day, having bee belted to most the Mutriona visitors. In the evening Mr host and hostess gave • banquet, at which OMIT fen Id TOT 30. Yesterday her Imperial Highness th e Geri Ductless Marie sad daughter, his Royal Highness ths Duke of Cambridge, deceepaskrd by Mr. and Mn.s Robot and most of the visitors, drove over to Seedbeds, are Roomy, to luncheon with Viscount ad Viand's Palmerston. Thee wee to be a grand dinner last denim; d Wilton Honer. RUNAWAY BOTIL—IT is mentioned by a cor n y pendent of • cotemperary that two boy. obworloi from their homer in London, end joined the Oman SOOT es cabin boys. They, however, seam to have bad moult: of her by the time she reached Portland, and havideecod their kits, stole a small boat at Weymooth, sad seta, put to sr in a very rough night upon the niece chore of officting a landing, but whets, they beer , not. 13(1 lo thus exposed for two nights and a day, and early on Jo neOluleg of Thumb) , sortie Freshwater-roe, Isle of Wig% in a very exhausted condition. t• The weather Wm PO road that morning and the preceding evening that I could not ir duce say of the boatmen to go out with me. The ag• mice, therefore, of their little tat (not above 12 feet pal surprised the village much, end one of the county police.' qmotioning them, extracted the facts above Putted lie d mice conveyed them to Newport for exaruinetiou base till magistrate. The lade age red hone their drnieutiur tot wade respectably oo , but what I imagine msy ate rest your readers is the extraordinary pluck of the Ida proceeding, for they must have bees itroorsot of the mml route, set of tides Ito., the reef of Hunt-castle a nd the Of point of the 97...e11ee, and last, not leso, the rocky b bay at Freshwater, where, en the morning of their amyl the ormacuton bad drawn sll their boats up high end 1 1 through the violence of the surf." DEATH OP Mn. BALCIIIN, TIM BBIGHIt STATION II ASTER .—Thia efficient and highly. officer, so well known to all trevellere on the Brigblon way, expired on Sunday last. Re had been outcries cliew for some time, and w.nt to Norfolk foe a oboe , of moonier apparently restored: but • reldre cod Ai Womb/tie mud Inflammation set in, and h. TO Pelted to take t., lL bed me Wednesday last, expiring Sunday, deeply lamented by Ms family and lie hie: in his 44th year. Mr. Balchhe had been 21 yew is ' service of the company, during which time he 0 1" the Shoreham, Worthing, and Chichester stmanev. snoreeded Mr. Fountain es station muter at Bright , The cowpony have lost in him • most valuable servest. •• w" bated Yesterday, and Mews. Hawkins , CO Orsams, Farmer, mod many of the cowpony a officera electing about Ni station master., followed hie remeino to rger • eve es a hat triage of thapect, and in the street wise deorstl nwided, the inhaMtants paid • similar tribe Moist their shops. A'• Memorial Pend" is to De' Nt: fool for the benefit of the widow and child of the demos , rat ISsusex Oasette. ELECTION OP L This afternoon a City of London was he select two aldermen to se their choke for ensuing per. The "Mon to the elderme and the sttendeno usually numerous; commencement of t which appeared to cc been ooramoraised. hell the Lord Mayor, attended Divine Berri, the Rev. Morgan Cos the clam of the earn at. Paul's, Mimic Mayor, peesched a e takleg hls text from a Psalm. The civic, pr the Vastness of the d Esseidency of the a Gekelel. The nenal kemaltth mar intimated that I Mord, the Lord Mn Nape the hell in the Cowl of Aldermen ha chamber, the Commix men who had not par be manned as condi& then LAoscatrot:yemd hand sae bekl up in Abloom Cubit; all 1 dolts ultimately dee Aldermen Carter and i The Sheriff, ha ;lag Aldeetotet, the Loud retuned to the hall, ■ Women had amen looker, for the sow sonooeteent that was clum• tg, Aldermen C►ETEE, thenke to the livery, • the dignity of the odic sustaining the rights &weld be hie firer ear A vote of thanks to sheriffs teradosted tht dissolved. = !All In presenting Eta pater of ' , deadly & the per 1858, 2,165 a suaalsed by him, fed els soolothe of the at the 44th melba. not wee wheel, ht canes Met set be* Yea pets to have te stele —alms thermion, thasa These seelett to the niseabera It i bade nest he coati lonia the elm &tea seed theaters& Ito Vadat these elreased fa withhold* hi or plated oat to the mu 16 to 17 of Ms Report le folly dimmed ; so bora that shorts' b ate* has bees estab Maio eh* hist repo Zagged sad (amid anis of Imola app moved, good, &a. .ad 191f10., e. 63. Nation of diteahtih &rift the year tesdi that the the amber of dieselathe game' foods by primes, moll, eel Do Weenie of the fist PritatUy 8 1868, the ember of L 28,550, . Id °Met The Registrar gives In hie fourth re and classification of d In the united Idngdos year ending Novemb slims wet 1,383,361 33,927,0801. in addi ekes hive Inveatcd viz.:-9,142 in Bogl and 246 In Ireland, eocieties also have In missioners for the emoont of 1,980,6821 in ravings banks, to direct with the cues on November 20, 186 mania, 38,201,0441. In the year sad* ending Noma messed in the United vested 913,0801. The number of pm the public debt, payi year ending July, 1 payment, were 269,3 %SlTsum sere entitled to al 111.943 3 .633 2.118 1.114 ale 313 In the year 1858-1 amounted to 743,686 . (indudiog toansgeru for annuities 3,830,81 The number of de] five times as many the public debt, and depositors, whose at 656,606 depositors (r under 101. each. Of the 269,328 pe ef England, 94,30 than 101., but wide 201., but under 1001. 2E3,161 were under In savings banks 11141411 exceeded 29 pawn receiving di gal, 209. Rzv. CANON I Caton Boyd, lath in asrmons, morning et understand the late Chilet Chun* on St to London for the pe rues incumbency a that Mr. Boyd wan pettedly and mac to the important leaving Osage - ohm upwards of six both, urging Men t. en= to a pool she last atheism year*, and affectio• of the to this address Its attendant* of the ch falcons them that which prompted di departing from the be the path of ham* labour Irbich Prove him.—CheltenAisow MILDNESS OF a Gill, fa bleflienn azoalloat aop of tra • aorta lot ago. 1 ow fa fon bloom, a ft—Oarliale J ciiin fornign countennity Ci c 4 re o f wee Coolie slave trade, the Englielt Coast awryieg oat, in a lessrares as are wit SO the Coolie trade