The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY ETENING, JULY 30, 1859. lag • driamilas .4 Woe. The Enna ia 1&11 had alesellies reser MAY MSS they lied .isly IZeih is cag • ihriewlina aef 114 the earner of Frisch err whi ear rear had Corral by oaf, thrift rear .1 We was that the rat arra sperm ei to the easter of the Fidel mew neemere bed seism ben ass cosventos if their dire ern ma rester We had bees going through ibie sere proem with sew rifts reeds. be at Wem" NM WO hal hese traing etre gabs reel& ettiltr bad triamtral sears rides rends low weer re lima the Poem* had der (Beer, be e r) TM Ileac!. had ben enavertlag and net beirms, r that they now pooreed how warp carer by 114 than they did as 1832, while.' we hed aril the are sober ot outing ofoors sew ran had rem. Tars thee the orbs force of trio; reel. eed steam higelbsr. rad that ta MU the Ruhr trey hod dal weelle, sad le ILA it had as New thee tie erode, dewing ea krone al 286 to si yews. Oa the other Mad, lie Tesesh le MN had—of steemers Mn selling reser too piner-1110, rod la led they bed 4181. shrift eta Mere* Orly 111. This ger Mara Ore Prilla miry, whir lad bowie mash milted Mo treisaahe a 1 le jag 20 reels— whereas the rn d the eery Y las oar= amented ail reser , whet keno these he dram dedesd • Inner dies we set same miler ant them, std they wore conrareted by persons mere onen ✓at with lb. truer tbr he Meier was. Bat it it were Ire Or we hod now 760 Mips et war Wier the Freon 481, sad if ne ereserstise deer Navy bed bees 286 aphid Ms Verdi 28 M • period of N. yeas, what Meer Vies of these piratic prepustier ter ea attack spa ear reel pore at which the right hr. Urea rem meek leered t (Bev. hoar) /40w, M la the orperind which had been par. ly made of tholepin sad Fran err, sae amissisa, annese mart say it was ea morsel/ sesirks—Plat et the reran Mn erre smell rein el re. He was rid by the Meer hers cal IN. IsMn is Arra, that thole large Meenl-beede Alpo, apse resent phowieg osiostroo as oer oda rause, raid Y ars el re be bead ei he men denghterhisair. Hs did ad pretend I. ere Mfg as is eau egialem He row that it was acted apse la Arra, when the Ualled rates goveramees bed net laid der or Nrofnettis ship, sad dill not tst.ed to de as, eoa6aiog their savy regrew to Mom los., low mesa, the corvettes. of • bensego reel to ear seventy-Sous TM organ:Jen& he bed bred re that, V we pat • thou...ad men into • lineerhatde ship, with al Mw - or td tome of repowder below Mr, Mn gaper thse greet ship, • most commienoun twist, le the Ire of wok iles as wee new costrived to See teem the siod f sum at press he vise or la Ws AMU really Le providing • mere reskireem far sees. (Haar, beer ) This idea was earteharemd by ems mese the emon be tied rood, ia whisk, speaking of tee re sr 1 ship. uo.ter c. netniction. it was remarked that they were oxpoied is retire to ropride shim; that so oared itre would be lad down, and that in ten yeses that clam et reel. would become *emir. Now the pow 1. would Mn were to was this. With the rapid 11!'dttet of discovery and imperemest now Loth .0 the betiding of shim ands grey, was It ad apparent that we Monk, he estajeetA to • great sad smear Ware of expeaditam is eutotitutiag one kind ot ekep sad gas for another ? This bevel MAO of tifir• rot be tbe ranee of rakes surer be Mame* sow kinds of assent. Only compare the sr memsMe et the reset day with those ia use 20 ego. He imerberell 12 years ago mitre on • ooemine with nerd loW ray, Mn at rot thibil rare was col • mow Nord-Idr Alp la animas; at that tit. they were thir ties of hare • lest et p• -wheel Gruner. Now, all our strain bed the ewer lie rend& red the tune ies it re cassid.red that 3flepoundore wens the se plus dire ef the serrat of • alp al war, sad we wen jam then dirrias with W old cereasedes by din Area wen kis t wide a lp s bream New, ; • moan sh el wee wee ewed :th der= peed= anrefght pendets wi rem* shill. Thedrithieghni Imarammistelyiestrierpherii,aed slat so it might health mid is the err. At the ad if ibis darer yew we er' have lifty lard Isar ships. He leas idensall by omapeart judees that try Two • Gleopir• deter. ad ler in caw of war, we red bar pet air mr Mn ger iste milling nth; tad a lismed-higlie ship. TM koperlos was sow gate to peed ihat me ahead 174•0 to otter that meter rued to adept • Imp, Mw tom of ehip. Thee opera recommended Matt to emeres erre, for we were making impeoveinents la evemery to earl, as ti throw • 51.11 three or four miles. It would not be dialer to etre sock a reork se • liarrod. tattle ahip, and if • roil Wry .brow. WO bor, errs her to taptoda, • Oh 800 or 1,000 sou ea hosed of Mr, and with 30 or W seas of pewee real beaseth Mom the rendre would he armee& He did ad laiaa we IN yd got to Lbstiadtalless Umtata:as; seecleer eel gears re wry sew hestrolag to he dimmed to these Misr. Mn he error that is arra an improved rigid rare bed jug bra tend, errs us twits as Motor* with W are quastlty el powder. Hs ltd not soy we Arid adopt .11 char is reuses bet we noun not live • loner mock as Mad Mir we meld help, km it Mou'd have to he sagenedee et a gnat einee by something dithers. Now owls( that by al We alma Mn par rout lavers we did see read ear Maros, he asked sear we not led are hotter way to remedy the or f Could aist we.. ad eve. mat mom 1. brought se beer spas M / What Ur It Ira Ws Two afraid et : It re .see tIM we wen deer et Polar f..r sei mid earthing shoat Amer • se or purred to be raid al Moller sr Spin; ad se I. roe •• haf drawyed her gar ha the Peek 11r, sad imbed IN Immo armemer nen, M bad am erected se Ire sayttrg are et that. It wr etre. tam wows,* sat) ahered at Perm err is thst ease the errs they err to ark weia • le ear gee mgr. at, a.t.r di, To triedly der with that el re Loper r Cu..,.) i. IN hewed It. sal *Mad (Lad 2. Lomeli) rune that be had Mee .sot poor raideass Y istproe's loyalty, good far, gad . New was AM woe. es se. 8,4 the (481012 7 talon was ens er tee ream was thie— while the pourer at than they had aro Meer* la the limpegoe ith • 6411 et far s, se gm eras* Re thy la preset as spirt hem He (Nir. roar WNW more lidione, sad be rem lir ere he the reashere Met us ray el a war wak Posse. H. had eif isse shinned pile as nerd seas la W way ia whin ire spine shed the .sera. L. reed tars bottasies to ley dad re Ind rime lisba k wt; mid they espies nry latalliphip. Try " II wham the rensumo she Wide ea rat they bee rist la ameries Orr t 0..,.. ow armememe sad eild 4& tie the Weir tr, eked they germ as le pry is Osesilsr—lf sL • peer rem these le sequin* what the. is sorbs to empire and auras se remene is. of the wag, dire to a di is ear t Berrie we bed better bed • wr, dray ties Nowa ear, sod Mart wirer.' Apart bra she ernes of beratip, whisk ireiree be need be ray a pat kr ow mend s. of be. sine s thin we leit *OW meow a Ibio bee d armor at. lire • pad esishinsir bet we wen dined torn* char per. Me the Beggila peeps were bio pears se psi Prolleiod e 1. peritirty, o.r I. N. b. rilenterse el a wee with see argibeets. (Her, Item.) He did re ter rata ass the Soak of tin peerameas se of here irmwsiret, w of the gerramest of name; hat 17:7ell tree goversers ties terpribility mast M. lao. she arty wadi the ter semessisale Mil hog ape me ear h err' me W Mead of else merlin pis w~wr to Firm Mn rash seer be ter la • horse arebtee—Oninter)—ead el the Finn Iteparee tonnes ewer te Lao lesed sail mantas rands' Mn heron at With. bet was Jar win ell tine, ea lerbeemare, as boriereep, se dude se ere as a poen sailiesseading ? It was despreMigg the dry d ais eabittoseted sad civilised ✓aw ewer siarobw Wee the warn of the tad Imams to deb ewer The lollorsq res they had to the pipe ef per raid the rinse el wee Saba Mat they did sr Weed to p To arra:in Gash atlas by pespratise• gas we hostilities. (Hese. her) Tel wr whits prelbsert all di emperors rat en saperies imilidsnie Mn.—. errs relation to W Barr of the Fesseh—sf ahem if he (Mr. Co. d.s) bed had derek. lie no ad ban Law mas quite ouch a nate ef oempY..l no bed hese red by the sale toed. (Her, her) He (Hz. Cellos) reel the Selanotra of prileamer, Wear when primer was Or drag ether rpm pare sprigs. shish wee set alrys se mead& as they wen to that hear, woes kb la lir Perks el the rid; rd WWI mate mischief teammarly hay pad la the i.e.. thou la the errs. (Be, hem.) Be was easier rereer, that this her shield glee =paw der 5.W era the ether odes et berg sadder err to Ragland raker Mao h. had two reed set alders rears thee p.M. (Hear, beer) Was it nomnsabir the mime of Si. herby esereissicirma artich wen between the Iwo mortar, to nerves • weed et sa ) Had Me eoblo tire, or W aside W mar a b il sL eLoados, or the right hoe. pailearytre, or Laid Derby, ever exchanged • mg!. word r los of them proportions for w ? Lot him sot he that Moo. pespera.sor were sot sgs , ost Frames. Everybody knew that der wart Fesaeo that w we., pep frog. Lt. et re retro publication. her, of the vary wet, sad they 'woad Md John Ball we represested grocers, at brag • homy errs lesersace bemire his mot door orb boor—they roll not adetra who that rosant—s ma so fir of fireworks (111..5, hem.) Lodi at ell oar organ or n.O-1. . It at the Ateriresrah, at tbe Quarterly. end at all 'be ll...piper.. Goes the free downward, sad they would bad 'to t. oii purr with the Weida of aa Yv.ekh. If • had teen bet wrack walk a paragraph in the letter of or of •• me owe correeporeati.' at that be aid cat It oat end trought it lows won him to the Meas. Toe wetter Meted I het, rat Torn. notwohetanding the per., applicsier foe rye of Orme bad her irtowed the ssea•oreass'o air wars used with tornabare sad bout lag p4a., sad • war rob Eneload was orreorog finer sent." 11. (Mr. Cobden) .shy worwed that dm writer did di add net .1. men were with ralpior loaves se well as t roars to (terra) He hoped that ho sour try ...old re 1611 tam • fro rurity recurred by .he old Leila Neer, which rid that if tau would proms,. yourself Y) re he prepind tor war. N.. on. could r. alio think Mel that or saw had shy arbor. • is thee; obese. Look se the 'not Ramey pores. leek at Frame, st hos. tele, et Rear. /tad there set all bats et leer, sad rat say or duets that the owes was to be nought is trie pest stadia; amiss f (Cheers.) A hrouretto railer talked el any Beerelistate air but they bed •*1 wad Me untamed la 11. Hailidaryd, nowise that in poled of tea ry. rd weight al meld throes by our sane, our reel force sow earelled Ilst Weds Iwo proem in 1009, when we woes at the my Might el the war. and di I they not reek them Wee Sere Isar, el sr falling tot. shot hod boo. drevired by Lied Abeirea iss • dens to test the oil • rtes y set gmait works reparailer P (Cron.) Mee that • hot • ricer rat olorriag might roma in Eons 'Wuhan% sad Usti we might Ord norms war an la that rate Is which we had all at lead bent we noun sever d hap • leer with ear heat /or Arehaer ial lfl* end hod we that Front wined to inns es? Whet overt act had the goveramant d Fenn or the Fran people in any collective asperity over inemendi le wansat mich suoteckb I , Recollect it was cot again aneenellesaos that we were ening them "man' ion bet as lan won. EI3 feill kiwi' mut MI into sack • pan bilbsse end it woe surpriaeg that they did an see the inn that was Involve! la It. H should we like the French to be coniady aesnaleg that we intruded to hind. them without wernhig ► (Beer, bear.) He should Farhat* be told that the Hamm had attacked Austria. He (Mr. Cobdin) wart the last nue who would wi.h to ass twuseightout inir powers goat to war he way omarivant person whatever, feeling certain it lot dad 'bet there sea so retinal object to he pied by boo eines that and eat le aqualiy gained without them : at the sans time be must monad the house that she the We ear the feeling of all the world was in favour of Frioce sad alpine Samna. He did sot Isiah to speak disrespectfully at min einaleed tenement, but the Austrian rule in Italy bad, ninenhenee, hese maternity ooseidered a. the gun. kg avian= of Burns nor Ono' it bad been established. (Hen, brear.) It wma however, • very enliven thing to go d halt • namatiated people, sod to go aid invade • ants that was at peace with them Moreover, we were their beat 'seminar. TIN amen of Fronts to Ws essay wire =than y inn esnatry in lb. maid ; sad we wire to ma fir bast hind. We wen told Yet tiny nand to one sad plunder the Ban d lingiand ; kat the Ben or Faros always aateleted •he gm*, as of bed Moe than eur gnat 'Wart wearianyesiebinnat. TheStie wen toll that they dein le nage Inane; but ha did nee haltere to say that there it he ewe portable wealth I. /fereace— he nasal man la the shape of knolliry and orsenisate— this la this .nary. Thiry ware • sans Oust lan that sort of Wag; W thingli we night pat awe espial into • steam•enetian they neat it more then we did it their nun ants. (Hear, bear.) Was it probable that Fence wend thatud from he high station at the bead of the civilised nations of the globe, sad tail into the ranks of neva who ware in the MIA of making piratical fliibuttertmt deans upon their:neigh baire (Cheers.) Was he to be told that he was wifely we of those loco-mem ten wield ran btu dancer with their e)e• shut? They were fir we &Douai about war who ovetlookad the senierations to which he had ben adverting, this he wee feastion on the subject of pesos. Were they cure tams we bed set sereshes_prvoked all that had happened by war amoniste fße (Mr. Cobden) had kept • careful wetou ever this mein* an he wee by so means porpared to my that we bed ass brought the whole difficulty upon Que retaro by the sena we had nue to fortify our cones, to le ans" oar ins seine 'ran docks for mesa 'hips. Take the works et Laken which had coo 1,600,0"0/. He well renomberad that it no handiately row Ind to it. once sinter verbs et Brest or Cherbourg. In 11161 he (Mr. Cobden) mend an address to the Qom on the inane". that @dare's was so riasoanle that the nobie bed did sot mane to meat it by • direst Negative, sad go he nen the penes qamitioa. The ad dress was to the dinat th bit Natiasy would sable tato I segotiabona with France with • view to stop the rivalry between the two sentries, and if posse& to Ind to • mutual reduction of their armaments. On that soarer he brought Loynd evidence to show that the Fraith bed broad their fortifiution "okay became we had isompased ours. France was • great country, within entwine mbar& and she was thanfore entitled to coelirski a loge wan, but it did not fellow that eh* should wish to have se Inge • sine it oars. laden, she ought an to have se hop a any. Nay, its the that—it he taw lay disponi= as bar pia le have es Inn • any es oure, mad ampandly If rho did an yield to • lair aznantion, then he thong nand one Wine ; Mean. (11w, hear; He wield ima the bane endidly that if it eine to • rivalry Ix tweak the two inetriat, sad if Frans nand to hose to expiration, be wield se nein holy Wee 600.000,0001. as 6,0100,000 i, to anatain ear nisei tine tope ty. (Inn ohne.) And kr this eosin leg Fed had Ito honor bet the an Heeled bed in forteasny forty oe lane Wan which me mean of damn except that anal pretions whin weaned them. liwllf, we had eve times the imerelaine towage of Fosse ; ft all which resales we ought to have • larger aavy. Bonn, France en obliged to collect • large army to yard hoe *tabor, end Unitaae he did not thief' she Wield alive at our heads to reasonable en explanation as this. flier beer.) The French bad raver rondo! to compete "'hi we ba naval matters. M. Than, Y. Leonartiaa, sad other great authorities lad laid down tisane**, tbra she bad as asid for so Inge • navy as we woe 00140110 keep. H. Threes, it was true en it was woonney that muse power in Eason should2=p e • large ern n order to prevent sky power from • despotism by sea • no he had liner protined so diesate the right of 'Ennead to hen • kern lest thus Foam Bet why Wind we eat have • nano d dew aresamens Is the Mee Wrleror at we bad had as brew of Wei I The tapayme of the gentry, end enembilly that gain bee tarns ef them who posited lied lasoisse, en ma when the 411. bens tan main la Often would esponity peen wand bogie le inqy the navy should be lueriand at • eat of 4,0110,000 ire6.oooi. should he (Mr. Conks) did mot rob for • dwarnament. He did nat weal our nary to be lodated till It was at low ad the Frisch; bat he own to how why en agreement should ate he cone to slat where they bed two shin we shield have three. Seemly • ganef that Had might les made batons powers abiett i are lan ea spiska of mak whiria loyalty and Ideality. We nen ee len linen the einie of Europese politic., sad thin not wan be eke sleet el contemn over-tasatios oa ear nano with the Thin etatec There could be air dean that the preignit of Ibis country would be very eleiowely non It - Were called one to tom uneeemary harden. There would he • daily incensing dangly is niatalaist our pinky, sad people wog 1 , 11 be mare sad more Mikan to 'emigrate. That was not • sine of than which would be et all deniable. It we. and mat it would make ea • aging people ; but it bed hitherto been oar bona that we were um • military albs, sad so cos could for • moment miaow that to else" it chanter in that respect would mediae to it pesperity. Loh, bat example, at the disparity of the inn Beret by the military eys . em. They took numbers ef akin bodied yeaag men sad oat them non sr nut them ap ia barmen ; and that, Mind to the eine of engrain, wee already predeciag nen mons. la Mal there its ta fhb natty half • imillan it. eons the nee H. non that In nal than would be arm • its; nil net an rainy led to • elate of Wage nen was en omen of depirehle. (Bear) He trend that boa. nethens wend ale that they hod kr aces at When the gown preeparity ef the eaew, this is the are Warn et may spacebar ef nen banns Le noes ink at the gawks Is that pitantie telsad Ind their aid la wing don en expenditure at the hat it • mousey aril Ito far as it was wasessaity be wield when to it, bet he entreated the been an te amens may bertha epee the peons of this merry Oda they_aeld ast lend by en argawat of noes ent inks. (The hes. nation& wera loudly inmesil.) Mr J. ?AMMO - TOM darned that Mr. Cob7dotee eog dr amoral Megeogth of Upload with dew of wee swam= by maga of ht. Molar beolailed is lige swam .4 Beg Yeti wash' goals we, of eat tamely amp era, ft the awmber d 111 Mr.:Cobden had mires eI a rob • Mead he sees that ire *arta to trait to amirabk pralesideas, widows tattier say rowgwarra of defrure mad waking tap pot arrears? He h grew. d that Mr. P. Herbert bad art rwid bow far M r. ncurred fu th• sprit of Mr. Hatemaa's probers?, or whether we Inn to fro ow. year abet year, apetedmi (bible , ' of mon., I r the t.rtifirstlea of ear beilmare sad areatiely. He warted the goverawett that a hip addition to the eapeaghtare for the army woad be mrs.FY agar err. Lord C. P.IIOET regretted the hermit's which Mr. Cables's &totems* might bars rued. se to the relsaire et the lagliA sad Presets eaves. The French, he said, bed 20 lose e!-batik etups in coagulation and 12 is rraerw t meal to 'hips fa oneteweica, amities a tousle! 32. We bad WI haste battle ships is oesourailea, and 9 blork•bips, re Yea ear pr ipottios wee see that to which, is Mr. Cot den's °pink., we were entitled. But there was saintar Sawa wkieb was terwasitig her seep—namely, Re-ata, ',blabbed 8 screw liaetoltatettle skips, 6 screw frigates, sad 9 peddle Xt. ■nertxea nod 14. NIRDIWATII VA* is (MOW PI Lard H. VANN neenamended that it Avoid sot to promed, gad Lied PALMERSTON—I lamellae that my right bra. Mead mot have ageempliabed is the worm of this debate the pupae while ha bed, which 1 soppy', to bag. beta a Mabee to leapt.* ea Nog hones by his ...ea remarks the reel aeoweity of speed la oggnpinque those fortilicalioas which mg essential for the eatery and defraud of our enrol 'subthe me's, see dockyards; gad atm to Immo. no tbe home the toot that the meastarge galsemite for the peramenent defence st dm meetly. whither esasecud with our naval r miltmry miabliehemate, ere mgegsre. feeteete no thou. nu the part of the COUCIff, for war, and measures whteh can giro as umbrage in rby H.n iga power wigwam— ineaguege which MEI. cam so jealmay of. power. bat gn goaded on the common sense p beta ashen which Is dewiness at peso. mart be side to ghee, the world that le is able leafleted iteelf aflame say attack. (Hear bear.) Well, Wok the usaniculty that bag been eapreeied from every pot et Ns bongo mast to *nordista ly greifyiag sod eatiefactagy to my right boa. hired, and I hops th.e. coneidering tko lattiesier mature of hi. motion. and coerolerion also the p.rticalar .rrktng 01 it, that he will be taittefieel with the remit which he hag sow °braised, and will coot perm his motion to a di vision, which would imply, pedlar., diff, minces of opinion which do got ezi.t se to the matt., of the motion. Too moans goes to 'mimes an opinion of the hoses that some Egad . should be provided for the to.coVetion of their fottilied ~lamr, sad that 'bat load should be le.depeadeat of any vote et Now it would aos, 1 thick, be very et 'oiliest for the beam to affirm in the abstract th a t gone r a nd should be provided wares they point out is what way the lend i. to be tubed. It would be a aloft fitting sod wore meal to wait until the mere= arose when some specific proposal wee geggured fur the egoolderation of the Musa, and what ever erreagegarele gar he damned GUM, I 'beak tbs homes weld beat GOMIS 6.AM ripiretir;:ia whatever , men tor It Mb* be wwlid he sbotald be wholly withdrawn frqa fhs r islirsksl imperviable of parliament. (bear,bowl Is wine of the debate two crest bresebee of or dafeneive avian bays been odyweed to, to "Atha my 'kilt ben. friend tura wore pr Intrdly direeted the ertestlea of Ow house. The trot Is the rumple non of throe work. which laa for the perm.sest defence of our creel ertaldlobsente. There rennet to two epitdons Os that print. (Moor, beer.) It le quit* obvious that our ma rt WU* power devoid. 11a there inset d, ek) aids, which are the eradtar of our basal power, retnelniort rate from all outwit sad there at• rootlets fort beer' a.. watch are seceraery. My brie. awl "tallest Newt tbe weather for trastberark seemed to Mask that n Ina wholly aaaranwary to daholl other Porky mouth or Plymouth, that it wee sufficient to omen lea hem an irruption of ships from the sea, sad that land &- hem were totaßy uneseineares Ole hie sod mane peek secordieg to the old tbseee s tlthat three Y nothhg Ins leather. (A laugh.) Be theta that inane upon naval attack and navel dellebee. Bet des the Imes cowthered the meter without snob preened view, met see it is seamy to provide whaled attache, the meow paratively small force might Led la the sigh and and nr,:ht by shelling, or by • rapid 111181111 P, &Imre us of tba element, of our naval power. Now, it is quite clear that It is ea object of the very brat importance to complete these de hisce My noble friend the Secretary to the Admiralty has told the house that soon alter our taking office it was re solved that a comeniteeet should be spectated to consider wbe were the welts roguish to make thee defog elkiset. That centetiselou will proceed with its examine tkm, end I have 00 doubt that lees works will act be very keg le being complited. When we know what ere the works which are necessary and hem calculated for the defines of these varies oetabliahmenis, the expenditure that will be required for completing them, and what is the shortest period within which, if ample funds were provided, the watts might be completed, we shall then be in • oonditioe to make parlia ment ouch proposals se we consider ere beet adapted to the security of the country. I should hope that my right hoe. hied will be digested to leave to the goverment say pro peel which they may think et to submit to the esselderedoe of the house I entirely differ from whet fell hewn my We and gallant friend the member for etalliwark, who said the sefoty of this country depended saffsely on our meal ashen. I animate ea highly assay one area do the great impeeience of our naval defences. It is manifest, looking et so heeler position, Smoking at our various colonies mad foreign peewee which we have to defend—looking at the vest amount of commercial property which we We ens -1 really on the ocean—it is phut that we meet have a large naval force, and that without it possibly great Wary might be sustained. Bus I protest against tee delete that if by any accident we were to sustain it naval POTOTIOI- , that if by any accident the Pet of any other nation bad for • time the commeed of the Chanel, by which they were ambled to Iced troops in this celery, I preset against the doctfine that this country would th en be lee (Cheers ) I adroit it is necessary to provided* beet and most complete naval defiers the sews sad 711100 TOSS of the country mm supply ; het I feel sailed that, if by say accident a landing should bet fleeted on our or by a hostile force, there are On land in this turnery maple wear of repelling the lee "mho and causing the leaden to rue the hour they sent the force. Sir, the works we propos' are mg intended, se some gentl. men suppose. to prevent soy leading on the comas ; so wan would drawn of occupying oar come so em to prevent she poseitility of en mass 'a force making • dement. We loser from what we ourselves have etcompliehed, at Alexandria and eherhere, that a determined fees will always effect a landing in spite of any opposition. TOG works, sir which we prittee, and which form the sub- kat edible disciassion, ere simply for the defence of p.rticulsr wits end particular dockyards, and for their defence in case oldie detest of • military force we will have at our onto meted the regiments of the line, the militia regiments, and the ph/thrice of the country ; because, although I think the rids corps fever In some parts Wets conntry wee • en of epidemic not likely at the pease moment so lead to soy particular result, yet, when we look to what emened in the great war, when Melee& sod thousands of ma wen reedy in arms to did their counts y, when the perthatien was much los, we 111111 g feral ter, if the country was ere in peril of invasion, hundreds of thousands of men monk eget themselves in her defenoe ; and if by pomebility any amenre force landed, it would find itself far inferior to the force which attacked it, and mum meet a reverse. But however meet we are to afford the country its best possible navel defence, and however essential it nig be for the sentry to have an adequate naval defence, I hope neither the Imam nor the countty will be lad away by the aside put forward by my hoe. and gallant friend the member for Southwark, that the country depends solely and entirely on her naval resource,, and if that defence ea Oared or eluded, we would have nothing to do but go like Webs to the butcher. I should hope my right hon. friend will be satisfied with the result—he hes obtained • very te te result—be has elicited the general determination of the hews to puppet.: t the government, whatever it may be, in all neseers nee/eery for the daiss of the country. When the proper time arrives, and when the Secretary for War has received the report of the COMM•Biell as to the works neceesery for the protection of the dockyards, what the cost will be, and whet the shortest time in which they inn be COM pleted, then it w all be the duty of the government to "eel dor what proposal to make to find the money, end then I will ell on my right hoe. friend, ano I am quits sure we shall have his meters in terry*/ into effect wkatever mea sures ere required to be hes, (Hear.) The house then divided. Per Mr. rue:dation 70 Arnim* it 167-07 SUPPLY REPORT The re port of the committee of supply wee brought op and WNW CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. Mr. GREGSON, ler Su J. Trelawny, wiriest/ tlrn fie the wawa erain. The home adjourned at ern adastaa peat ow. VACANCIES, APPOINVILINTB, AND PAWN- HARMONIUMS -NEW MODEL.-CRAMRR, BIWA as 4 C0..101. iip/IMMea to' exvroso. TO CORRESPONDENTS. • tvarsimaaate latergled far The Expresa," Loam Swarm Payer, moat b at the Oleo% 10, Boaverie-atraat. by 'lwo o'Clock on the 1.4 of yabileatka. .11 RUM.. • DAVOlrtii TO _TR! CONTIVITID OLSCRION. Morn Mario assaaam. hada. Ocloraso, °ark sad &Nkomo ; Medres.--COOL Al A CUOUNESIL Mr. o.ldatama—aad HALLS:PIP WEN.—Osarmaseas 7. PR I N Tms /non" DYII,O 101 LOll-1110 BIENRY TEII 110 UTM. t. a. am. Rnu 14.0.—and 1/ THE 0/111T/ —ocoassaio at StrrAMMIA. Tins rm.,. ANNIE MONK/WORM ; Q. The Inbaritre•• of • tibter's Rum& Mr. Madre: MY•JaBS Imam Yr•. B. Lane.— DON C 4 Al DE DAUM. Mt. M. Beramm; Mrs& tgaiVAL— And nit LaSt APPEAL Malt. Yanma/4. 1110/1 WATYB AT LONDON ISIUDOR. Tule Dat —l4nrci le a....---Annawno 1.. Um. Tesesacm...lionalna. 7L. 11l 3.- U.. 21015 DI 113 arruirsanca. India thlioe : The elks of keeper el the museum has become vacant by the Moil of Dr. T. Hatfield. Law Department Mr. Hobart John Biros hos been appointed reaorda of Hytbe, in the ream al Yr. Henry P. Gippe, de ceased ; Mr. Stamford Ream his bees waisted judge of the Oita of Record for Um Handfed et in suotomien to Mr. Sugar, promoted. War : Mr. Charles Pritchard e be:Leseed his e. sad bass ortilled for • temporary l p is the QoartennestoriGenerars saes. The Ad miralty The fallowing gentleman base paned flash 'sand. lattice, and rereived certificates hem the Civil Service Coal aaeisiOeirre:—Mr. Homy Harley Smith, foe • clerkship in licesersrt-home; Mr. A. W. Sareenr, for a temporary Mork. ship in Somareot.bona ; Mr. P. Butt, fora tempo/try rink. they Is Somenot-boose. Oflos or IVorke, he Mr. R. M. Duple& has beau appointed atlas* is Um deice of Public Work,. Customs: There are two yeoman for tides:oaten, fie., at Weymouth. Mr. Robert Moratiell, prattled must velar at Anode. Lames* r, has bean appointed principal mast allow sa Olas. Compbaltown ; Mr. Jobs Pale, principal coat aim, at Oben, Cumptelrows. has been appointed thini•class cleek s Leeikearny ; Mr. George Walter Bull list pawed amedmition for • lauding.weltership at Newhaven ; Mr. his Be Beckley bas pissed bid e1•111108idell for principal ream lOW Se Wicklow; Mr. James ROW, tide aurveycr at Seerehene. ben ben promoted to be teamil.clms tide ter ser st 111111.11apeas. Is the room of Mr. William Forrester, ongemoramohal; Mr. Wdliam Gal, Brat inopeetor of patrol ' Stmehammina bee bees prowouted to be tide surveyor at Sharelms; Mr. Gouge Beek, moistest tide surveyor of Dover. has Ws trimmed no be tide surveyor at Waymentb, vies Mr. Robert W. Sharma, who retires tom the aerate. is itemans Department—Stamps and Taus Brunch Maws. Charlie Edward Camiss, Charles Chairing War dal, and Juba Hanailtott Pollak, having weed a successful cumatitar examination before Me Cimi Service Commie. Wooer., have been appointed to Mo emablishment of sur veyors of lases in Eopland.—Bent bodies Mr. S. D. Bush, sub-treasurer, Madras, has teem appointed acconaterat- Bocabsy, rice Mr. R. R. Eli ot , revived. Mr. H. D. Sonatina. accoustest, Pmdesb, has been appointed sub. treasurer, Madras. Mr. W. Belataia, Brat mutat to the soroantent-gauersl, Mabee, bus been et:waged secous taut, Panianb. Mr. W. WaSerlield has been appointed fast earartsat to the accoun ant-gentral, Madre'. Mr. R. H. Williamson, postuiseterlanaal, Madre, hen been appointed directoe.geseral of the post-office of lades, in the room of Mr. H. B. Riddell, on leave. Mr. E. G. R. Fano bee been appointed to officiate as peeesreatm-paitral, Madras.— Civil Service Semite. THE BALLOT EOCIITT.—Tbor wookly meetiog of the rsecative committee wee beide* tbeelkus, 6, Guildhall ciambere, on 2 useday ; Mr. N. F. Le Mahn la the char. Mr. Whitehotet, Mr. 8. Harriare, Mr. 8. Nodes, Mr. Rh, and Mr. Stmieley were pressea felleatpeees of M. 6.. from Mr. 8. Harrison and 21. 2s. from Mr. Wedgwood, Bemis, and other small aurae, wee. reported. Reports wen mad Dom various sumo ituencien rev the ma rs at the tete eleorioes. Zechariae We. , City-road; Jamb Wyke, Eeq Abergavenny ; and (Morse Badge, Bag.. Pap typos', were elected members of the sweat. Mr. White bury, who we. recently nominated far Moameathabire, In order to sill public sit. noon to the west d the ballot in that coital, reported that Mr. Alexander Edwards bed brought en satire ermine hie) io recover 101. for his fee es auditor of election expensts for Moutputtilishira. Although Mr. While hem had incurred and paid nu estate... connected wish the election, the committee, deeming this damned unjoat sad unressueable, and made for the purpose of discouraging tie , titian st the Marine, resolved, on &Mount of the Important public question involved, to defend the action. THE SCOTCH BIBLE BOA 110.—A copy of the royal warraut creatitetme the board of her M+ety's sole earl only master printers in Bcotlead, come , sly called the Bible Beard for S:xitland, sod of the Lettere of instructions directed to the mid hoard, and of the amend replete num time to time presented by the hoard to her Majesty, her bee pelliehed on the !Dodos of Mr. Dunlop, M.P. This paper Lie 68 pages of a pethereentary paper, end ir, of owes, printed at the public cost. UNPROTECTED STATE OF THE PORT OF LIVES Toot.—Mr. klubback, a member of the Maley Docks erd Bohm Board, at the meeting of that body yearetday (Titureiag) moved fora committer to consider the defence less roam of the port, Mr. Hubliack raid that white he had teen lofortned em competent authority that the Puts at the month of the river were useless, he hat eskelated that at the led of Jane the produce erred in Liverpool and unpro tected woe relsed at 23,500,0001. The cnomiiitee moved for wee appointed, with toettuetiens to lay the result of their inquiries bet Ts the government. BRIGHTON AND SOITTLaWZBTERN DISPUTE n e Brighton and &nth-Western direetuee met on Tbura -4.y and came to terser. An outline of tile brats Is that the Brighton e ,mpeny shall enjoy mi before ore-third of the Portsmouitt co payment of nee-third of the rent, 18,0001. • year. An equivaleut ommatetion id to be give. SD MU brit= cunt any fur the ptusage over the N aval ' sad dies part of their line, but the nicht over it Mto felll 421 as It has heart, wkly in the Mahlon Com p's', The Bosom and Leatterhead line is to be common property to bolt the South Wt.. 010 and Brighton Compa nies. The Brietorst Colt; say le to iso permit et to make a Fee Irma Pulb 'rough to Arundel To mike peace cou plet. nrelors are cent, of to be itionedively seat , to the everts of both partite to seep all hoard. eurveye.—Berepoth. LONDON. SATURDAY, JULY 30. MR. 1:1019XAN would put us back financially to the days before he was born. For the opinion of the next generation he seems to care little, but for the judgment of that which has passed away he enter tains an unbounded respect. BENTHAM used to laugh at the idea of our ancestors being wiser than we, for have we not, he would argue, the benefit of all their experience and somewhat beside of our own to boot ? so that, if time counts in such matters, we ought to know better than they. The Member for Stroud is of a different way of thinking. In his estimation manifestly Mr. PITT, Mr. ADDINOTON, and Mr. VAN EITTAET were great discoverers of fiscal troth. In their days no pecuniary obstacle was suffered to stand in the way of war-making. That royal and noble pastime was generally carried on, indeed, on the plea of necessity and self-defence, as fox-hunting used to be excused by clerical dignitaries who de lighted in sport on the ground .that vermin must be really kept down, and the breed of horses kept up. Bat, practically, we now know to our cost what most of the wars of the Borrowiug Period of our history were waged for ; and we have at least five hundred millions of reasons for not desir ing to see the splendid principles and spectral consequences of those times made to walk the earth Certain additional cost is required to put oar island home in an adequate state of defence. The progress of science in the arta of destruc tion renders many extensive changes indis pensable on our part, if we are not to rennin at a dangerctui and disreputable disadvantage com pared with our warlike neighbours. Well, then, let us put our hands in our pockets and pay for what we want, looking sharp that we get the full worth of our money. Far from wishing that the enhanced burden should not be felt, we require the conscious ness of it as a moat salutary check upon our tendency to wanton, wasteful expenditure. Mr. /WEISMAN appears to be not insensible to this con sideration, but fancies that, with greater vigilance on the part of the House of Commons, the evil might be materially mitigated, If not altogether averted. How futile all reliance on such control must be, when the one self-acting motive to economy should have been removed, was clearly shown by Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT, and still moos ably by Mr. COBDEN. It is truly refreshing to hear again the mice familiar voice of that unchanging friend to the rights and liberties of industry. The Member fur Rochdale has been involuntarily absent from the debates of the Lower House during the last two years ; and certainly there has been little done in that time to justify the insinuation that men of his temper and character might be dispensed with. He resumes his place in the legislative arena at a moment when all his high qualities of good sense and practical wisdom are needed to resist retrograde tendencies. The influence of the landed interest, as compared with these of intellect and industry, is more powerful than it has been since the formation of the Tory Government of 1841. If it were not so, a proposition like that of last night would never have been brought forward by a man of ability and ambition. Mr. HORSUAN poesseses both, and we only regret to find him giving utterance to the long-cherished, though long-unexpressed, desires of the class in question. The aristocracy profited im mensely by Mr. Phi's system of charging the bulk of military expense to what is called "capital at " count ;" in other words, by adding to the perma nent debt instead of augmenting taxation sufficiently i to meet the demands of war. It was by this means that a state of war was allowed to become chronic. Any other system would have compelled us to relin quish foolish and mischievous undertakings, and to concentrate our exertions on what was strictly required for defence. But reckless and pernicious as the old practice was, its defence rested always on the fact of war. Neither Mr. PITT nor his disciples ever ventured to carry on schemes of wholesale borrowing for naval or military purposes in time of peace. It has been reserved for a period when the annual income of the country is enormously larger then it was in the reign of GEORGE 111., and when consequently its capability of bearing the extra burden is incalcu lably greater, to have a proposal made that we should shirk the ordinary and reasonable liability which cinumstances entail upon us, and thrust our selfish and rapacious hands into the pockets of pos terity. IT will be sees by our Parliamentary report that the Church-rates Abolition Bill was withdrawn this morning. The advanced period of the Session, and the certainty that in the Lords the Select Committee oa Church-rata would be made a reason for resisting the progress of the measure, justify the step which has now been taken. The opponents of Church-rates have, however, especial reason to be satisfied with the extent of the ground they have gained. Time, which is the enemy of all precarious causes, is on their side, and next Session they will be in a position to renew the campaign with the best pro epees of success. The Marquis Laikico, accompanied by the Mar quis Incontri, arrived last evening at Gmllion's Cla rendon Hotel, from Italy. Tue Marquis Laiatico is the nobleman who advised the abdication of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, on the morning of his flight, as a means of saving the Lorraine dynasty. It is understood that he has arrived on a mission from the Tuscan government. THE BIBLE PRINTING MONOPOLE.—The select counnitise on this subject, of which Mr. &brad Bunn r ,-Merman, commescee its atom an Thursday, when Me, Sponiewoode, the Quern's Printer. wee examined. It Is probable that the committee will only asinnue to inquiries lur • Wuxi tune, and M.'S their ouncluaimi Me another ameba. We have TOII , OII to believe that in order to peewee regularity, without •dopeieg • grounders decline). the so retneseat will renew the expiring pow fora short term tIITITAL PALACE.—.ONE SHILLING TUE.—FRI DAT, JULY 29.—Admireione us paynwet, 2,932 ; ditto, by NYCO denote, 433. Tetel Melton% 3.363. etc Court. OSBORNE, JOLT 29. Her Naivety drove to Carisbrook Castle yesterday afternoon. sad visited the Roman remain lately diaotnered fa that neighbeetrbood. The Qse was socompenied by the Prinotes Alio. and Princess Behenlobe, and attended by the Countess of Gains borough, the lion. Flora Macdonald, sad Colonel Seymour. The Prisms Consort rode on horeeback, and met her Ma jesty, secorapaeied by Prinz Alfred, sad attended by Colonel the Hon. A. Hardioge. Prince and Prince.' Leiningen dined with bet Majesty in the evening. Tls Host. Flora Macdonald km eseceeded the Hon. Caro line Cavendish as maid of honour le wailing. The Queen held a Council tbi• day at Wore., which vine attended oy the Philos Consort, Earl Oreasille Lord John Russell, the Duke of Somerset, the Earl of Elgin, Sir George Grey, the Earl of St. °rotenone, Lord Steward, and Viscount Sydney, Lord Chamberlain. At tne Council, an Order in Connell was issued, exteeding the time limited fur the payment of reduced bounties to able sad ordinary seamen. The Hon. Willem Bathurst was clerk of the Council in waiting. The Prince Catini, Sicilian Minister and the Prince d'Ousitio, on special mission from th e King of Naples, had ancienoes of nee M..jeoey, to which they were severally =tied by Lord John Russell, the Queen's principal tery of State for Foreign Affairs, Lord Napier wee presented to the Queen by Lord John Russell, and had en audience of her Majesty. Sir John &mitt; wee presented by Lord Joha Russell, and had an audience of the Queen. Lord John Russell, Earl Granville, and the Right Hon. T. Hesdism, Judge Advocate Genteel, also had audiencee of her Majesty. The Duke of Somerset remains on a visit to the Queen. Lord John human, the Rai of Elgin, Sir George Grey, the Earl of St. Germane, Vlsorrant Sydney, the Prince Ceram, the Prince d'Ottagno Lord Roper, the Right lion. T. Headloin, Sir John Boterdig, and the Hon. W. Bathurst left the Waterloo Station of the South Western Hallway at a quarter-past nine o'clock yesterday morning for Osborne. Ths Duke of Somereet joined hie °Afton, at Wimbledon, sad Bari Granville so Gosport. The misters crossed in the Fire Queen, and rescbeu Osborne at one o'clock. Afo r the Privy Council the minims/a (with the exception of the Duke of Somerset) and those who occompanied them from ',radon teat ()Acme at half-pus twee o'clock, re crossed In the Fire Queen, and retained to London by • speciel train on the South Western Railway. A deputation on the subject of rating government pro perly had an Interview witu Sir G. C. "Awn paitarday at the Home-of/lon The deputation consisted of Mr. H. Ford (Mayor), Mr. Howard (Town Clerk), Mr. C. B . Helloed, and • Aldermen Styinat. accompanied by Sir Francis Baring, and Sir James Elphinetone, Y.P., from Portsmouth; Mr. Woolcombe (Town Clerk), sod the Right Hon. James M.P., from Devonput ; Mr. Thomas Henry Field, front Alversteke; Mr. Ruegg and Mr. J. R. Jolly, from Woolwich; Mr. Buchanan and SW Frederick Smith, M.P., from Chatham; . and Mr. 'Fangs (Vestry Clerk), from fit. Merrle-Straird . . . . . The bebop of St. Holum had an interview with the Doke of Newassie yestaiday at the Colonial-okm A deputation of the ettyportere of the Meranrement of Gas But, now before parliament, had an interview with Sir G. C. Lewis on Tharedey, at the Home other. The deputa tion consisted of Lord Henley, M.P., Lord Ashby, M.P., Mr. H. B. Sheridan, M.P., Mr. Garnett, M.P., Mr. Bris tow M.P., Mr. Feiner, Mr. Firmin, Mr. Collinson, Mr. Donald, Mr. C. H. Weft* Mr. J. T. Stimesby, Mr. Oats vise Symonde, Mr. Merriam (parliamentaryagent to the bill), Me. Mateell, Mr. Chaplin, and Mr. Joun Lilwall (Se cretary to the Committee). Der totes were received at the Colonial-office yelled', from the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, Malta, Natal, and St. Helena. Despatches vete sent to the Clover noes of the North American Provinces. (TROY LAST NIODET'S GAZETTE.) WHITEHALL, JULY 28.—The Queen ben been plumed to appoint the Hunted John Tullocb, D D., to be out of her Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary in Soutend, in 'he room of Doctor John Lee, deceared. Folsacix-orrics, JOLT 28.—The Queen hes been Orto approve of Mr. George William Wheatley u r Guard in London for the Republic of Honduras. ST. hans's PALACE, JULY 25.—The Queen bee ben plumed, on the nomination of the Right Honourable Lard Foley, to appoint Richard Henry Stackhoner-Vyvyen. Reg., one of bar Merry's Hoooorable Corps of Gentlemen. shArnia vice Auulapau Field, Fag , resigned. We hear that her Majesty will remain at Osborne until the 27th of August, the Duchies of Kent prolonging her visit for some time after the Queen's departure. The Grand Duchess Mary of Rassia, sister of the premed Emperor, accompanied by het Royal Higher' the Princess Merit, her Revd Highness the PASCO'S Eugenie, Ms Ro al Highness the Prinoe Serge, his Royal Meuse* the Prince Georges, and a very mutinous arrived at Dover this day. They were reoeived on landing by the Baron and Barmen do Brunnow, and conducted to Bfr nelaghanis Hotel, where aparimenta had been prepared for the distinguished 'Any. Hie Imperial Htghneas the Prince Nicholas and Print* Eugene, nephews of the Emperor of Roans, together with their Wee-de-camp and ouster, are staying at Torquay. lila Excellency the Ambassador of France arrived at Albart•gate House last evening from Paris. The Doke of Devonshire has left Devonshire Home toe Comptoa•plaee, Eastboumo, Sussex. _ _ . . The Marchioness (Louisa) of Waterford hu ar rived at Tatteabenger, Herta, from Ireland, on a visit to Lady Stuart de Hothany. The Earl and Countess of Clarendon and the Ladies Villain bays lilt town f e the Grove, near Watford. The Counters of Desert will leave town on Mon day next for Desert House, County Kilkenny. . _ . - The Earl of Manifield intend' to leave town early m-at week Le Owns Palace, near Perth, on his way to his 'shooting quartet,: TheEU' and Counter Spencer have left Spencer Howe for *Mitigate to vase a fortnight at the seaside. - . - The Earl and Countess Amherst and family have left Grasernorsquare for Montreal, neer Beveno.ka. The Earl and Countess Delawarr and Lady Arabella 8. Wag passed through town yesterday from visit ing tie Marquis aad Marchtoness of Salisbury, at flatheid How, Herta, to Buckhurat Park, Subsea. Viscount Gage and the Hon. Miss Gage leave Wh WWI early is the ensuing week foe Fine Place, Sasses. Lc the 1011/911. Lord and Lady Wenlock left town on Thursday, for Markt Park, Yorkabire, for the reaeora. Lord Dover has left Cliefden, near Maideabead, to vial the Right lion. Henry and Lady Mary Labonohese. at Stoke Park. Lord Blantyre has recovered from his recent indis position. His lordship ham left &Lewd Boum for the coast of Norfolk. Lady Blast re renames with the Dula and Duishiks of Batherlarad, at Staff mod House. Lady Peel left Whitehall•gardene yesterday, for Viehy, in the south of Fracce. The Right Hon. Si John and Lady Pakington are expected to leave the Admiral'' , today, for Weettruod Park, Lord and Lady Londeaborough have arrived at their marine re.idenoe, Londeeborough Spa, &ethic', Es the worm. Viscount and Viscountess Falmouth hare returned to Meeewutth Castle, their mat in Kent. The Marquis of Lansdowne entertained a distin guished deals at dimes last suiting at Lansdowne Rouse, Bestsky-squase. Mr. Anthony Trollope, the well-known novelist, hat Maned to England of er a nine mon-he tour through the West Indies, Control Americt, &c. The moult of hie ob servation., as embodied to a book of travel', Is already in the band' of /femora. Chapman and Hall. Mr. H. T. Hope hu presented his picture of the "Salutation of the Virgin," by Mantualt di Sea Fritts, to the Fitzwillista Gallery, Cambridge. The plotter, en altar. pine of my lug■ dimension', la at present exhibitiog at the, British lastitutioo, but will be removed to Cambridge as aeon as the exhibitios Sir Rabat Smirks has resigned his place among the Fon) Acadenlicierw. Sir Robert has for acme y ears past reMel from the active ditties of his profi.s,ion. A number of Royal Academicians have presented • gold procilmase to Mr. Marilee as a elan of ermitratule- Woo and sdreiretwa of the finished drawings of his great Cartoon in the New Palace of Wertmiester. Sir Robert Bcbomburgk is now at Bangkok in Sim, that warrelions I.nd to which a Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society is Kms sad a White Elephant la God. we th rno piers to twAr, has hitherto prevented Ste Robert from Hoeing her impreaatuna of Siamese society sad seam t. Europe. The Archduke Ferdinand Meximilien and his wife, the Arebdothtse Charlotte," • an•a letter state., "an to patted in a fay d a y s t o Prague, Wher. they Island residing ttr the future." The Magnin de !Samarale, recently French elserv6 d'atLueo it Vine, has loft P.ris on r mission to the A usttiau capita. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE TREATY OF VILLAFRANCA. We have just received the following important telegram : ..BT, PETERSBURG, FRIDAY. " The Journal de St. Peteralkourg contains the following:—The journals, relying upon diplo matic documents, have pretended that the bases of mediation were agreed upon by the neutral power* prior to the conclusion of the treaty of Villafranco, and that these bases being especially judged by Austria less favourable than those proposed by France, had determined the Em peror of Austria to accept the latter ones. We are authorised to state that the bases of mediation, of which the project lately published is compered, had not been agreed upon by the neutral Powers, not even discussed. The preliminaries of peace between the belligerents were already signed before the principle of mediation, which formed the object of negotiations between the neutral Powers, was de finitively agreed upon." SARDINIA. TURIN, Juir 30. The ladies of Milan have opened a subscription for erecting a marble monument in honour of the Empress Eugenie, on which will be inscribed the gratitude and the hopes of Italy (exprimant la re counsissenos et l'esperance d'ltalie). The Dictator of Modena has convoked the popular assemblies. All persons oompetent to read and write, and whose age is not less than 21 years, will be entitled to vote. Perfect order prevails. THE ITALIAN CONFEDERATION. The Diritto of Turin states that King Victor Emmanuel when sub.cribing the preliminaries of peace, added, " except the clauses relating to the Italian confederation." The Div itto adds that the Sardinian Ministry is resolved at all hazards to reject the confederation proposed in the convention of Villeiranca, and that any minister who should assent to a league with Austria and the other princes of Italy would basely betray the country and deserve capital condemnation. PROCLAMATION OF GARIBALDL The following ordre du jour was issued by General Garibaldi, dated from Lovere, 19th July, 1859 : " Whatever direction political event* may take, Italians ought not, under existing circumstances, either to lay down their arms or feel any discourage ment. On the contrary they ought to enlarge their ranks, and show to Europe that, led by the valiant Victor Emmanuel, they are ready to encounter anew the vicisaitedes of war, whatever complexion they may assume." THE ROMAGNA. TURIN, JULY 29. It is announced from Bologna that the govern ment of the Romagna has adopted the Code Napo. Leon. This measure has been received by the popu lation with great enthusiasm. AUSTRIA. TRIEBTE, FRIDAY, JOLT 29. The Austrian Lloyd's steamer hes arrived here to. day with advioes from Constantinople to the 26th lust His Imperial M.jesty the Sultan leR today for Rodosto and Salotaca. In consequence of the conclusion of peace between France and Austria the calling in of the Redifs has been suspended. A Turkish legation or consulate general is shortly to be established at Rome. The Penian ambassador has arrived here. INDIA. The following telegram has been received at the India-honse " From Mr. Consul Marks, at Marseilles, dated July 29, to J. Cosmo Jlelvill, Esq., at the India office. Received at 5 p.m. July 29. " All is quiet throughout (lade. " Up to toe 4th of June 1,351 forts have been de molished, and 70 are under demolition ; 868 cannon and 1,333,837 arms of all sorts hare been collected. "The Lucknow Begum and klumroo Khan have made overtures of surrender. " Similar missives have been received in Central India from Feroseshah and the Rich (?). "There is nothing of importance to communicate from any other quarter. " R. SIMSON, " Under Secretary to Government of India." CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. The following telegram has been received by the Peninsular and Oriental Company : The Panther, with the Calcutta and China and Australian mails, ex Nemesis and Columbian, reached Marseilles at 11 a.m. this day (Friday). Mails left for London at 3 p.m. The Ripon, with the heavy portion of the above mail', lett Malta for Southampton on the 26th, at 1 p.m. The Benares, from Sydney, 14th June, and the Emu, from Bombay, sth July, at Aden, 15th inst. INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA. (BY SUBMARINE AND BRITIBK 'MIAOW. Pll4 MARSEILLKS, FIZDLT. The India, China and Australian mail leaves to-day with dates, Hong Kong, June 4; Calcutta, 17; Madras, 29 ; Sydney, May 14 ; Melbourne, 19; Kangaroo, 22; Adelaide, June 1 ; Sound, 9 ; Port Louis, 1. AntrrasLut.—Produce firm. Imports active. Ex. change, II to 2 per cent. premium. Great excite. ment prevailed in Melbourne through the Chimes refusing to pay residence tax. Numbers had been arrested. CaLcum.--Prodnoe inactive. Imports dull. Exchange, 2.5. Manitas.—Trade dull. Exchange, 2s. Otd. HONG KONG.—Exchange, 4*. 10;d. to Ild. lionatt, JUNE I.—lmpurts in steady demand. Little doing in tea ; prices higher. . _ FOINTCHOW, MAY 28.—Imports inactive. Tea asarket active; prices higher. Exchaoge, is. 2d.to es. 3d. SHANGIIAZ, MAY 26.—Imports dull. Transac tions in silk limited; prices rather higher. Teat dull. Exchange Os. Bd. SINGAPORE, JUN/ 11.—The inhabitants at Ban jermassin have risen and murdered nearly every European. The Benares, from Australia, and Eaten, from Bombay, left Aden on the 18th inst. It appears from a parliamentary return Wool this stontion, the, on the In May, 1834, the nubile debt 01 Incite atuounten to 37,1127,7134 On the 14 May, 166:4 It had Lemma So 110,704,0641. 1°