The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-05 00:00:00

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IL Nft LONDON, MONDAY, JULY a. A SPECIAL EDITION of the " EXPRESS," eontaining the results of the day's Races, is pub lished every evening during the Sporting Soeon, lit el: o'clock. The speech of Lord DOLBY against the Bill Sir the Abolition of Church Rates is Ragland and Wake will go far to dissipate the Weeks which certain of his colleagues and supporters have striven to meats, regarding an improved disposition on the part of the present Government in sectarian natters. What ever hopes the friends of fiscal Non-Conformity may have been led to build on the promise-ful and prophetic tone assumed by the Premier's eon when diacusing the prospects of Voluntaryism, it must sow be clear that the mind of the Premier himself is upon the subject just what it was thirty years ago, when hie entrance upon political life area marked by the avowal of the strongest opinions in favour of Church Ascendancy. It was during the session of 1828, if our memory does not dessive us, that the youthhil and ambitious heir of the Reasel of STANLEY made his parliamentary debut in a ear meat and vigorous defence of the then intact tempo ralities of the Trial' Church Establishment. Mesmer. mitt' of the superfluities enjoyed by the Protestant Hierarchy of the sister country had been expelled by the late Mr. Hume and other practical reformism el the time. Many nominal Liberals then as now wie used se to their votes arid shuttled in their 'mesas& They could not deny that something ought to be doss, or at !mat attempted, for sake of peace and be get rid of daily increasing scandal ; but they shrunk from espousing the broad prim aries of justice and policy which the more sterling politicians of the dal pro claimed ; and they were half inclined to cheer when the fearless and eloquent member for Preston pat himself forward as the defender of the indi lbeeibleiategrity of all the possessions and exactioneof the Church on both sides of the Channel. Glebes and Whoa, Episcopal Bees sad Pariah Rates, Gapitakr litevesam sad Miaisters' Meng, all were by the Hon. EDWARD 011071RIT STALXIAT pronounced sawed and inalienable. They were various kinds of peo party—dr property of the National Church; and they maid so non be lawfully or righteously abeasted upon any plea of expediency or reason, than the mistimed reversions, the fines and eafeoffnients et the Ismael gentry could be =treated justly far the asammiencie or benefit of the State. Such we. the lobe at starting of this haughty champion of High- Charchawaship ; and such, after witnessing many vicissitude' of political party and many signet usages in the position and prospects of the Church, is the predominant note in this great performer's war song. He did not believe then, and he takes care to tell us he does not believe low, that popular resistance to the payment of an unequal and vexatious tax, to provide for the repair of places of worship resorted to by persona of one particular user, is animated by say public spirit worthy of the name, or inspired by say prevalent sense of a great and crying wrung. Nothing of the sort, exclaimed the impetuous Mr. 8 . in the Commons of 1826 ; Nothing of the sort, gravely but bitterly repeats the Earl of Defter in the Peers in 1858. As a junior member of Opposition he then denounced the outcry against Irish Tithes and Parish Cele as springing from sectarian jealousy and hatred of the Establishment by those outside its pale; and as head of the Administration, he now denounces the objectors to English Church- Rates as mainly actuated by inveterate animosity to Anglicanism, and as cloaking their sectarian hostility under false pretences of a political kind. It is hardly worth while to pause and ask how the noble lord's colleagues will relish this outburst of bigotry and intemperance an the part of their unwise chief, or by how many months or weeks they may repiningly maculate epos its abbreviating their term of °doe. But we can fancy a melancholy gleam of malefaction pawing over the features of the sacrificed Pre sident (that wee) of the India Board, and the pri• vilely scolded Chancellor (that is) of the Ex ehequer, as they contrast the comparative triviality at their respective indiscretions with the far more serious, hecause more comprehensive and Inefface able, blander sommitted by the Prime Minister in openly and wantonly smiling theists and motives of the great body of Dissenters of all denominations, and of not a few Churchmen, throughout this country. If the h lends of Church-Hate Abolition, however, bare a right to feel angry at the anstateemsak e and unwarrantable tone of Lord DIRER'S hanagas to hia lay and clerical adherents is the Upper House oe Friday night, a very little reflestionwill peobably satiety the most thoughtless and aredalese smonget theme whose prejudices and is he knows so well how to tickle and tamper with, that frail u after all the reliance to be placed on the firebrand rhetoric of this incorrigibly young sad untsachably reckless man. Bo loog as a majo- rity of three to one in the Upper House is disposed to cheer abuse of the Diameoters, and platitudes about maintaining as indefeasible all that anyhow has come into the hands of the Church u by Law Esta blished, Lord DERBY, they may be sure,will be found insolently staunch, and rashly eager to insinuate the most gratuitously mischievous imputations on the balk of the advocstee of religious justice. But be was equally at their fanatical beck and call in early days in the Lower House, while a SkllliO rlty of that esserably were still uncoeroed by gable) opinion sad the muttering of demands for Parliessentary Reform ; and yet he changed his note • era as popular pressure became strong. The NM Mr. STANLEY who in 1816 talked of Moor property in the fashion we have referred to, did net semis in 1833 to play for the plaudits of a majority in a reformed House of Commons by bringilg in a Bill to abolish Church Rates wholly and fir ever in Ireland ; and when five years later it suited the purpose of his party to peas a Bill which permanently took five-and-twenty per cent. from the knower of the Irish clergy, and conferred it in perpetuity on the landlords, the same Mr. STANLEY did not hesi tate to lend his aid and enaction to the measure. Reed by the light of the doctrines he now thinks fit to laydowa, both these Are were measures of spol i at ion utterly unjustifiable, for the sole and exclusive benefit of the landed interest. How long will it be before Lord DERBY, nevertheless, finds it consistent and honourable in him to recommend the Peers to par similar statutes for England and Wales? The general prevalence of a desire to find some means of solemnise on the question of Church Rates ob viously points to an early yielding on the part of the Hesse of Lards. The black letter notion of Lord BT. LEONA2De as to a parochial rate, imposed annually by a majority in the vestry, being identical in its arease with private property, was formally repudiated in the resat debate by Lord WENSLEYDALE, end wholly disregarded by the majority of speakers on both sides of the Home. Lord GREY, indeed, who seems more than ever fired with the ambition of out-bidding Lord Deur for the lead of the Party of Resistance to all further Reforms, characterised the relief proposed by the Bill to all erases of the community, as a direct robbery of the poorer laity for the advantgge of the wealthy. Bat the ei-derant Whig Minister, wbo had, Mgt Lord Daisy, voted for a similar maws long ago in Ireland, and who, like him, had acqui reed only last eeesion in the passing of a Bill to abolish the payment of Ministers' Money without any equivalent or compensation in that country, did not oars to incur the ridicule which his endorsement of the " indefeasible property* notion must entail. Oa the whole it seems to us clear that the Rows sf Lords have simply thrown away a golden opportu nity of doing gratefully an act of judos, which in the nature of things cannot be much longer delayed. Mir the awl corsair.) •depardica railleg et it tharlek Kaaba, air Phib de M. they Apar% the Mari et thaiddlos, titr sad lovasser ow, waited on the at dr lartriassr Itereday, mad promoted s mormorlal ba boy =Lye; wig the proposed moroval of tar oollordrom from rho He Mama The nraselei des by 114 sed maladies et edam. morn at buM hems of Parlament, the Proiliar at the lard Liastaa Geolegl col, Royal Itherreleek Midair!, and iltbassiogical &- ears, mid by moroty off dr Psalm ren et edam • man, et the Dail et the eDuchi le t e r ibmia ndl ens hdd ea Sia, at the Dusky 011ee, then. There wen puma the Karr 7.1.11 Privy irk Mr. yahoos, Ifs Atearevy-Ocrerel, Mr. Ablander. Ole Dube d Awards, Lord Permed, sod the Maw Ifr. J. IL Gleam. • *ilea bed an !seedier with Mr. annany Wil lem-die le tkairia, with a view et aria naiad et the gerearent I. the rivednegoa ot a Pial& paean* la mad the rd 4., Oa IV., cop. 44, 5. th, sae le empecer Alder r ardene S. pat -. dee ist of reel rein be sedethe kr siding pressers on their The evades as 1.111101111111 by the Med d end raked Lid Lathan, lard Wawa Nam d Biraleglan ; Mr. John Milgla _* Oa Pim. Keay Ira Kr. T Thom, lkyromikr t eapatieryergierelost Warta.ra ,..L__ • Mr. Lkigl, ~Nem at bra et the Ma. Amami Kbriled, K.P !VIZ, diepleth of tras paws ; )( Mr. T. tharied. M.P.; IL Mr. W. Or endalk M.P. • and r. libillfrood, M.P. Oommmbmilone win mosgsd from Mr. Necolegsts, Mr. Ilebtherld, M.P., mad Mr. Robert fisabedv, eepa rabaft idg lb* Ow rar t ges ti t cs. previcris eargarrile peleassi their Ihs Geremers : Y e l Cope of derd Hop, It. Hiy rod the Wont Win lambda RIPOIF OF Mil ORDMurat SnerEr Gowns siox.—la Dauber lest the Sari of Ram Lards sad Wrettesley, Sir G. I. Tamer, Mr. D. 31;f 111i r Prehmer Ahry, Mr. Cardwell, M.P., Mr. Damemia, Dr. 07111114 Mr. Dreest. 0.1., mil Mr. Tip aim, C. 1., wen swim* hardeeirears to hydra hdo the subject of the Ortheare Barmy, sad the 110411 or eagle epee width the aI I 66 Milted Modem should be draws mid pa The& report, dated May Vd, bee jest bees plat* sad shoos that, owing as seas bequest alteretkaa la the Instructions lamed to the segimlaimideat, the mate el the gamy, la respect ea leitareeity * hals. is very emseitheiery. The Ma , wawa seed* hoe beat =appal as the &hob seek, 1 sad sone parthes ea the 15-lach soda wine en the rut of Ingleal bee bees surveyed for sad napped as She seals of 'dash ee the Ede ally. With regard to the altesgee slid' say be rapollest, the coassiseirmses or. of aphid= k e mg ppi l civil or nary, eat CIS be by • mak are from • *No the asee sad pabli • ameba el Sr 1-iii hap *ribs - Vaned Maslen width ter shwa* possible due h the bet tad hose desidia. lib very meek wheitesil tbeitt kie llt I the Imp* that am be eameisatly employed ter grogra - prpar., sad era all those moth* wises It all UMW wry to • tiro hest of shaby haw redraw to case. The epemeleas et the survey itself, se raw sorted UN ere the sear hr the &lea sad ff -Inch sod* so that alma the weer le sinkisi it 1/0, 4 1:1114111d IS linfrif web. Il the labor is sislied. It is red y to Os Kith semi 1-theh es , e , : d n which It ' ll eag illicie rZ b s _ oad *Adobe& The ewer for the why ea the thhrth hole se Me ordains required br the 6- es te have as bit thin whim either I adepled the me reas ahead be ghee le the ibruor, width bribe Ohs materisis br the man oaths T. ithr asedinelea the whim* stale st the NNW( is &lbw. suds la the selsintsd puts QC the obit, eith weaned is be seyel. the saatehr time= bath marled ft tether et w a rphitag the wr,.y se ape., se posibla the adtheled pate se the ado end ate needeede or the 1-hael slob, so well as the =lll. * The eingletha of the =dor the Hai sew will NSW at bin erase yews, sod the and le aelhoiod et WOW Tap ROYAL /12121511 BASIL—Four oat of the gee diessase eft &mil British leak, who were oosi dead et sieginey alter • bid of Mesa der' dared= babes Lad Chid Judas Calg;... sew * If/My. The swath direster, Mr. woe via gem* et a aroled fi e* the eiglu di e :2: . ! thee. the saaw, NM remdes in the Qatea's Bash Prima. The istree dwelled ta &your al Yea. Owea woe eidely by loge hells of ratites dershedthes. The ma ad area • tea* arse is that et Mr. Memighoey whew hinds hare ter some weds pet bol l = aroileg &m his eshes Is levier. Mr. he - 1 1 W ether Me baraweheakaibedi with ea alt esm- Soft to Imementege Lif as oi = and bas boor was Ithewhe peweeled to the Mem ileareeiry M. W. P. Piw rms of the morbers fir Oireessar, by other Wanda padmisa. The pepelethe et bs2 i t t i sa f , T v ewhiebary, wording to the lofted r ,,,, ramie, is at width that 1000 are thihr Meth, il i s a s the amid* at 747 snantares. Oa Mr. Wows resolved the let that his bed bees ilerneoldy esolleed, sed that the Ds pupae ware fa the erred repantlea le seed* Oar7lheart, wed at a Ws beer ea the arlbwleg by this ewe was aired by the reel of • sped* her wager ken the Mearoallaret the aeseate phis, Weise the mei eamMtheial purdah Iliss. Prove, his eft, was with Ida st the lbw* ad after thasking the eidef *a tharitles of the priers he tosit Ids ftrieers. 11. isest has Writhes both sharteaml by ale sad tamely-bar days, as it wadi sat haw midi the 16th et Pebrear, meth Mr. Pad" wed Ito. dues.., the anew, ate asw the oaly tin disilati win roma la Gorham. TIM LONDON Cxizoy.—The Bishop of London gese se isterhimest es Saturday to a I.re. body of Ids *era at Palm Palace. The ramrod ci le levees las beta substituted by a much more accep meshed of leamosseas Is this novel plan which hie lordship bee ailegtel towed* be anneal timbres. TM inritadoes were aserswee, God the wioesseases equally so. There you • for math le the paha sad prim. sad a mottilthedn• of i straihmate EV dunes the sibireoes, oessiedeg et /f lees. India wee, Ness, ha. Paned car e mar ka w: with, sad Wisp sail his !sadly Aar vTesses le share their Wad cif • shows wed- 1 NOS by • dad beepitable tad eaterlehm*. Wir.Lud Taos, ma 'smear Porf.—From • Modems' yablhhed bp , the onatannie orasidoted with th bad hafts ham* the isee Willies Then, the I peek met that as Mei ea u plead sit thdr 4 awn wilthileek tellestin i e s t a bsok interest, wee liar: That l e h o z=ses et She ware 161. Its line ; eel eat thir hare deal 1114$ paid for the maistesimes et theflaway fi am pea 7291. es. 10d., barb( • baba* at per soft *lid Is Id., with fed esereitth ilc will to add that to thew op dmgistare of Me poet until Um= reeohall the op it the rasp. tire eget of the eb b is proem beteg =:thins/eh sad Mows yam no gbh are orlidiag with s relative at Port lUplihisrame, Abrallemehlre, seer layerory. •nd arir read"- log there • good edeestha la the phial scho o l of the Oliva. Dentin diskerliser. gbe Court. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY Evirmo, JULY 5, 1858. The Quesajtald a wart on Batatday afternoon at Badde L Pafts• lon prsemird to lin Queen at as audi os:oG Itiol of lialmooblai BOllaary Wei for Foreign aad leave en re . Vd. . ' The ef had pa of her The Queen was by lbe of orana,lrdrta Wales, and LieutenaabColonal 7.9woradish, Groom is Waiting The itinoe Canon, attended by Captain the Him. D. de Itoa, honoured Preirmer Wheaftione with a risk at his red- The at Hammersmith on ilatamity. The Dearer of Kent Asks& her Majesty. The Queen sad Priam Cowart, Wended by Lord Colville mid Captain the Hon. D. de Bath Ailed the Hareditary Grand Duch." of Heeklenburgh &meta ba et. Jameife Pelage. - The Prince de him Me tidied his P Mdraty Ur King of the Billeon Saturday, at Backbit's= sligiss. al Dok• sad Dasher of Brabant air the Tao* Church and Hall as Ihrirlay, end the Hall cad Library el Illeela'r. hr. Tbair and illirbsem .11001 lir Dunham of Oarkrilie = al e Haellits=lDatimee of Makkah's* era; at St. lamasleis. L e m The Prime OW ileadled by Major 11l and Mr. Gibbs, rufwell at Parse en ity, fres White hub. Prince end the Primer Barrios took a debt to en_eper NM Arr. The hide irMrelmi by the Marquis of Abrams, Lord Beget, rands Seymour , C.D. and aptain Her. D. de Ron preided on Saturday ambit at the C dinar of the Trialty-horre, of which Corporation kia Royal HO nor le Metear t _ _. _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ Tho Quoit, the Keit of tie !Wilms, sad the Dealer of Illaksziklmammol perfamese• at Her Mojoetys Theatre via their to the everhor. The mpg suite era oiled of Cluoroldl, Connors D'Yve de &way, Hon! B e eatrice Em, the Neel e of Vanden, Lad carats, sad Ohhel do Ilerikark. new Th e Pilsen datimartjaisktha Qom at the theatre in the of do 'maw Tha Maio di/aka, %a Woe al &shoat, and the Count al ranianta Mama lb. istrilarrasaas et the Royal llama Opwa Wow" Covent-gran, with their promo,. Yosioudep se Q.. sad Prime Cow*, lb. Prince of Wake, the Timbre et Lent, the Prisolewe Alice and =the ladies and sawlemea et the Coast, sad the Reembeid, atteeded Divine 8/117108 is tha Chapel el Baokhighata blare. The MOM el ih IPlidel.ked Rev. Dr, Thewies, Pnwest mewee Odor& The KW al the Ihrtgfaaa, attradad by Gummi Sir Edward Out, wet paws at the staties. The Inc et die Me m" tin Ws sad Dwane of Brabant, aml the Coast a/ Mandan. visited the Dacha= al Rant yeabirdsy, at Clitrasoe-home, St. Jena& TEST J.NTIELLIGENCE. ATTIC TIOGRAPH P OP TEI &DLR. This-mai the following Weems wu roosived from Cloormotova : " Flom.Crivs W.Fm.o, Haa /Luarry's Szanez, QIIERNFTOWN, TO DIRECTORS OF ATLANTIC TRLIE. GRAPH, 22, OLD BROAD-STREET, JULY 5, 1858. " The Niagara and Gorgon arrived this morning. On Wednesday evening, Jane 29th, when we had 142 miles of cable paid out, and all on board Niagara was going en perfectly, the signal from Agamemnon ceased, and from the tests the elec triciana say the cable must have parted at or near the Agamemnon. I advise your meeting here as aeon es possible." A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday, at the official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is Downing-street. The Ministers present were The Earl of Derby, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Hardwick., the Right Hon. Spencer Wal pole, the Earl of Malmesbury, the Right Hon. Sir E. Balwer Lytton, General Peel, Sir John Peking ton, Lord Stanley, Right Hon. J. W. Henley, and Lord John Manners. DEPARTURE OF HER MAJNITT FOR ALDERAHOTT.-(27118 .041.) Her Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince Consort left Buckingham Pekoe at thaw o'clock Rim after noon he the camp at AlAerehott, Weeded by a limited aamabor of the member al their respeotive household.. The Qom& and Prime Cowart, after rwastalne two eights at the Royal Pavilion at the Camp, will proceed to Osborne. The Prisms Alice and the junior members of the Royal Family go lo Osborn*. PORTUGAL. (gaol[ OVA OWN LISBON, 'vita 29. It ia eaid that the King and Queen, daring the month of Aurae, littend to make a progress through the north of PortagaL The royal family will shortly proceed to antra, where they will remain until the period of the intended wink to the north arrives. It appears that rumours have been circulated, in some of the Spanish papers, to the effect that the yellow fever is again in Lisbon ; I believe, however, that such is not the fact, and that an unquidiKed denial may be given to these statements. I believe that the conferences between Mr. E. H. Rea, the delegate from the General Pest-office, and thr Portuguese authorities, for a reform of the postal tariff„ are progressing, but it has not transpired that anything eflnitive has yet been concluded. It is probable that to-morrow a further portion of the Eastern Railway will be opened for traffic. For the future, the trains will be enabled to ran as far as the Bridge of Aeseca, or within a league of San tarem. Portataese journal prefers a grave charge against the English steamer Bragenim, stating that in the night, whist off the bar of Vienna, the steamer ran into a fishing-vessel, and left her in a sinking condition. Ultimately, however, the latter made the land. The journal also states that the Braganca had no lights up. The W. S. Lindsay, the new steamer intended to comment* the line to the Azores, has arrived here. Next week she will hoist the Portuguese flag, and change her name to the Donna Eatephania. The Miguelite members elected to sit in the Cortes have addressed a written document to that body, excusing themselves from attendance, on the plea of their inability to take the necessary oaths. In foreign exchanges no material alteration has occurred. Paper on London was less abundant yesterday than by the previous packet, and money remained over at 63 for 90 days. The quotations are as follows : London, 30 days, 621, ; 90 days, 62/ to 53 ; Paris, 100 days, 543; Genoa, 3 months, ' 638 ; Hamburg, 3 months, 481; Amsterdam, 3 months, 411. Stock has been dull, and no material alteration has taken place in prices ; they are quoted at 451 to t for Three per Cent. Inscriptions; 461 to 48, Coupons ; Deferred, 281 to 291. iiIMMr DEPAITUAZ OP THE KING OF TES BELOLINB (rasa DAT). King Leopold end the Duke and Duebes of Btu beat, led the Cost of IFfeerirea, partook of 1001111011 with the Qom Ibis reorealag, at Beekteglosa Pamela previously to to ds. have of bar Majesty ea the rut of the royal party to Berssii. Thn Malmo of Keit Maid the circle. The Bind and the Dabs sad Duels Of &amid and the Coast al nesttoms eitosted, by the nerminte of timer suite, i.e the pilaw this atiereona a fru WWI. balers Ares o'clock for the fiend Realm Railway terminus at *Oda laysn' Arms stance, wham, the King and setiatta proceed to Dover, thee to abort for Ostend. His Kzesikarly Vim do Weyer, the Belem Miedeter, meocanpaied W Wedretyto DOW.. Rim Royal Highness the Prince of Wale, honoured the perloreasnoes at the Royal NaasOpera with his pressen as asterday evening. His Royal Hlghasee was acoseeptnied by their Royal Highnesses the Duke de Brabant and the Count de Plendres. The smite in attendance as the royal party was eseagesed at Oohed Cosset Noerkeriaa Bs on Overate de Itsrlseles Coked the Hes. dir Marks Mpg*, 00k11111 eirsear, and Dr. Keep. Visioentems Pel;leraton had a " =ill and early " sienibly ea Say ennag, at Cambridge Home. Pre viously is the senoibly the noble vineast sad vninaten imemisiesd at diaper, the Cowden of TeakervMe, the Cosner of Sheftsebary aad Lady Platotia Aabley, Vreorsiess Jocelyn, Lord John Hay, Hon. Fredrick Dyne, the Right Hon. William Cowper, 111.1.., sad Ilre. Cowper, Hon. Henry Cowper, fir John lesebect, 31. P., Mr. Boreal Osbert% M.P., Hr. Idosoktoe Mn..., 11. P., sad the Hos. Yr ifeeektes Maas, Kr. Henry Oreshil, de. The Dowager Lady Shelley gave an afternoon party at LarsSals Hoene, Fulham, on Saturday het. The Earl and Countess of Wilton had a select party to dinar ca Saturday, at their =Bae in Grammar Raw. There ware prompt—the Earl sad Counters Craven end Lease ItEsabeth and Evart Cavern, the Catnaps al Caletka, the Countess of Vendam. Valmont Grey de Wilton, Lord Ebary and Hoa. Mire Grosvenor Lady Elisabeth de Roe, Lord Charles Brut" Lady Katharine Egerton, Mr. and Lady Mary Craven, Hon. Frederick Craven, Hon. Seymour Egerton, Colonel Parker, Captain Bathurst, Hon. Robert W. Grosvenor, Mr. Cecil Boothby, Mr. Bathurst, So. Lady Molesworth entertained at dinner, last evening, the Dec and Duchess, d• St. Amino, the Ran sad Countess of Chesterfield and Lady Evelyn Stanhope, Lard sad lady Po&move, Lord Dankollin, M.P., the Right Hon. Sir Hamilton Seymour, the Hen. J. Faience., and Mr. Knightly, M.P. The Hake and Duchess of Hamilton left Hamilton House, near Ploestnerse, in order to meet the distinguished company about to assemble there. The duke and &whets an =peened to be absent a month or sin week. Tk; Duke of Roxburghs has gone on a flaking imemdca k Nceway. The &whew sad fondly semis at Meant Caulk, near Kelso, during the absence of his pima. The Marquis and Marchioness of Kildare have arrived at 81. ft Howe, from the Duke of Leftist's , ' seat in Ireland, on a visit to the Doke and Thmeteis of (fatherland. The Earl of Yarboroagh, after a cruise in his yacht he as Itediteenneaa, ha., by the lest 'debar, arrived in the Tagus on his way home. The noble earl daring his ornime her had very Money weather. The Earl and Counter Bower' arrived in town feat week from Italy, after s promoted tour abroad. The Earl of Pembroke has left the St. George's Hotel for Paris. LADY BULWER LYTTON.—We understand, upon good authority that the friends of Lady Balwer Lytton, who has rawatly beta placed in a lunatic asylum roar Lou dos, en shoat to tabs steps to eadesvotar to establish her malty by an appeal to the Maud tribunals of the oonatry.— Nerving int. THE PRINCE OY WALES AND NM DESTINED Eitha.—To all Front appearaeos our Adore moaarolei if elan af a with y So randy mamma ladies reyol indeed. he Weals • tonnes nun eider. then Meath his will, doubtless, wow Mathes to nine of our readers ; but it is nnerthsisse true. The fol lowing Est (oompilad front authentic mums by • drat alio bee takes math pans is innetigning this sub oemprien the only Wigs st royal blood win u pretenants, are eligWe for the hand of the Priors d Waln :-1. Pris ons (daughter ef Prime Albert of Prussia), bon February 1, 1842. 2. Princess Anne. of Hesei.D•rui- Made, nine of the Grand Dube of Hesse, and of the Empress of Ewes* bars Kay 26, 1643. 3. Prisons Augusta of lidellthwOlutheburg, bon February 27, 1644. 4. Duchess WU:Won& at Wurtaintarg, bora July 11, 1844. 6. Par an Alexandra (danghtar of Plisse tArtithra) bans Dronsber 1, 1814. _ 6. Friona Nim_ of 1/1 11 7:-' burg, tan has* Nth. 7. Telmer Mambo el Oklso bum slaw of Me Orme Daiwa larbalea u* bera Semenber 21. MA Wilma mearlar uslon_llellf, WO I are disposed to Adak thia 316. I nil le madam! Mioreet eligible lay, Prime Clubithis Wag b 55 polinalpelv• to the isms d DAMN& TM Prime et Wale wino lwa on the de of Nero its. lMb ; wbou be anis tlls ego of tweety eas lbe Primes Almendro el Dram* wit be fairly sigh ann. This hit redly seems tosahannell peosibilfttas, should his royal highness many surly.—Lss Cisiewt. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mom ova PAWS. BLIND! EVINTWO. The sort of truce to the paper war so long raging between Frame and Austria—the first symptom of which was the annoanoement that the Emperor Francis Joseph had made a present to Napoleon 111. of Canova's statue of Napoleon I.—ia attributed to a meeting at Vienna between M. de Bonrqueney and Count Baol, at which, without prejudice, as the lawyers would say, to any question, it was agreed to be desirable not to allow the French and Austrian journals to keep up an irritating controversy any longer. Instructions in accordance with this opinion were at once given to the Austrian press, and in all probability the French journals have received cor responding orders. It by no means follows, how ever, that the diplomatic relations between the two Cabinets are substantially better than before. It is an unfortunate circumstance that the pamphlet which has made so much noise within the last two or three days, appeared in Paris the very day before the arrangement above mentioned was concluded at Vienna. It is rumoured that • pamphlet, attributed tot very high source indeed, will appear in a few days upon the affair of the Regina Cali. It has been hitherto said in official circles that the Empress would remain at St. Cloud during the Emperor's stay at Plombidres. To-day, however, it is announced on credible authority, that her Majesty will go to Plombieres for a fortnight, and will re side is the house at present occupied by the Duchess of Hamilton. The latter will, it is said, go from Plombieres to Baden-Baden, to pay a visit to her mother, the Grand Duchess Stephanie, and will re turn from thence to Scotland. The Empress has gone this evening to dine with Prince Jerome at his delightful chtteau of Mendon, The old man, who is now wonderfully well and strong, has sent out numerou invitations for a feta in the evening; there will be a display of fire works on the lawn, and the gardens will be illu minated. The following curious paragraph, bearing upon the controverted question whether M. Delangle's name is an emblem of civil liberty or not, appears in this evening's Press* : The Annul la DIMS" rye :—" The Tatrie, the Cour rim' do Aria, mai the Prim, thought thusesivse Judisd is uneenoing that the smarm for Mural Maw hed mass. The Amend as Dliste is =Liam TIN Prom sever thought Itself authotieed to make any easonnommat of the kind. It confined itself to expressing a wish, and Intimating the hopes of the public. It amid do no more." M. Olozagn is spoken of as likely to replace the Duke of itivu at the Spanish Embassy in Paris. The prevailing dryness of the season was relieved yesterday by a heavy rain, which lasted nearly all day, and most have done a great deal of good. To day the barometer is rising, and the weather again promises to be fair. PARIS, SATURDAY Bramore. The seventh sitting of the Paris Conference took place to-day as announced. Fnad Paoli& was, I pre some, present ; he has been permitted to take oar riage exercise, and has driven out for some time during the last two days. Marshal Prince Jerome presided at a Council of Ministers at the Tuileries this morning. Prince Napoleon took his seat in the Council for the first time as Minister for Algeria and the Colonise. The Austrian government has sent orders that a copy of the statue of Napoleon 1. by Canova, which is at Milan, shall be offered to the French govern ment, and it is believed that it will be erected at, Paris. This event is thought by some to be a imp tom of a better feeling between France and Austria. It is narrated that the Emperor of Austria, in refer ence to this very matter, spoke of Napoleon the First as " our uncle "—a locution which has not of lane been in vogue at the court of Vienna. The old report is revived to-day that Queen Victoria will visit the Emperor at Cherbourg, so that for the mo ment things are looking pleasanter than !hey were. There is to be a vast gathering of European admirals at Cherbourg, more especially, we are told, " those admirals who are also princes." General Eapinasie peeped through Frankfort on the tiOth of June on his way to Austria. He intended to stay at the Hotel de Runic, but on leaving the railway station he learned that the Count de Chem bord was there, and he at once ordered his coachmen to drive to another hotel. This anecdote gives an idea of General Espinasse's greatness, even in his fall, which the European public can hardly have conceived. That the Duke of Malakhoff, who had served under the Orleans princes in Algeria, could not meet the Doke d'Aumale without speaking to him is natural enough, but I should have thought that Gen. &pinnies, who has no personal acquaint ance with the Wont de Chambord, might have passed him in the vast corridors of the Hotel de Russia without any awkwardness whatever. The Bourse was dull all day, notwithstanding the announcement in the Mositeur that a subscription would be opened in Path and the departments for the 76 millions of railway bonds which remain of these undertaken to be negotiated by the Bank. This measure will, it is believed, have a good effect upon the market by preventing the daily issue of bonds ; bat it was said today to have pressed down the Rents rather than otherwise, because many capitalists are holding back their fonds in order to take part in the subscription. The Rente closed at yesterday's prices, both for auk and account Mobilier rose 6. There was so shone worth notice in the quotations of railway shuts. ALLEGED MISCONDUCT OP ENGLISHMEN AT TH Mbiasturo—The Nund ef Bromide having in a letter fres Peri., accused the ♦bbl Decriers, the cord of the Nab- Ids, of herb( had three Raglisharies Owned eat of dm church while quietly Sassing a Sawa serrinothe Umber. publishes a letter bon the ebb, S which he aye . —"Three Engliebusso wore seated, not in a proper moaner, but half turned round, end with their elbows on the top of their Satre to the right of th. catafalque. Whoa we had pared sear them in pocoodiag to reads the body at the door Sao church, they waver rose, bat kept ht the mate Asap rai ds. I hoped that ca or fetus, sods; ft rose to proses don before the body of the decesswil, they would at lest has taken a better pciellin, even if they did not Mond up, which they were called open to do out of respect to the body sad the souses who follows' it. ?bey, hews's, did nn' mew, bat ressied sested, with their sense Soma mo nody ser the bath. el their obis. I thou coaddered it my dou to oblige thou, not to less the cherub, bon I. place theanlves at a poster distance fros the cessosiay. I did not order thus to be turned out of the chunk but to be placed beyond the chapel, opposite to which the body we about to be plead." TER BOILER EXPLOSION AT MANCHESTER. A coroner's inquiry into the cause of the terrible explosion at the Atlas Iron Works, Maneneer. wsa com menced on Saturday. Mr. Raiford, the nun for the city, bald hie eon at the Royal I en there were preen, is oddities to the jury, Mr. Jam stlsne. en Mr. Stewart, peephole's of the Ades meths; Me. J. inks, engineer, at Bolton ; Mr. John wegetindest of the Landes and North Wasillill • Imemettve werbe, at Crewe; and Mr. J. C. Forsyth, Treat (nen st the thiosssid Mr. Than re g enyth " M inqnywee =beta Minaery ahmeeethadiwee cum Mse Ide the meting eislies el l n l i a deesteekth ender thth thotillethes of beethl idea Minn to the Meade of the pa n scr ee to this evidempei nee were nee le all by the of the heineethe on y, their ones beheg—Mr. Feseylly mosetgar of the weam; Mr. 'Zi t r agin Dew:::. el Morseling Mr. Thome N redeems appease ; Ines Cannell a hollerseeker ; Adthems, bellersthlur ; and Wm. Oman (a boy), rivet-oinks to bothessehme. Mr. hale Maseos, erronsonsly stated to our nen at Saturday to be deed, wee Sill thee apeman day, beg wee lying at the talrissty is Tory down hate, es sem Use four other parson thhon them ler Mk. wltheemeselled by the amen kw the Men. fiethl A tr the bens wee Jahn lin, who stated that ha was preen at the Meng el the benotive when the implosion amend. Ha ni skis the nun was at 116 to 118Ibs. r iwre was ilthitablidaso=oonst the fra r :n i k a l: tool late Net el the works. Ha fetched the test, and headed It le who was on the locomotive. Wines tend been and whilst doing so the ex - piens 11•01111101. The inquest wee ultimately adjourned to Friday next, when it ta understood that witness dame inn& mann will be called to give evidence as to tin cense of the explo sloe. The jury visited the nth to ace the remains of the locomotive, and it appeared to be the opinion d no& par- MN who examined the edges of the plate that had glow way that it must have been in a faulty state Mae the manes tore It out, as the mime were is pieces diacoloured. In other wards, the edges were not white la all parte, as hem a recent rending In two, so that it la probable the Mete above re ferred to was from a flaw In this plate, which rendered It unsafe. The " St. Bernabas Church Defence Society " solicits 'oboe:JO/lama towards defraying the legal expeases incidental to the dillies of the Rev. Alfred Poole. THs litnamovonta POOL: This morning was honed the report from the Select Committee on Irremovable 1 1 Poor, twig= with the proceedings of the Committee on Mi=tes of Evidence. The committee report that, " teat 'Miring that the state of public business before the house renders it Improbable that there will be sufficient time before the close of the eardon, to Ming to a conclusion the subject submitted to your committee, or even any portion of it, and that it is =advisable to enter upon any such subject without the prospect of being able to receive evi dence both for and against any proposition that may be made—your oomraittee do report the evidence already received, and recommend to the house to re-appoint the committee at the commencement of the next session." The committee met for the Ent time on the 11th of Teeth end the only witness whose toridshos has hem lakes is W. G. Lumley, Eaq , minim seems secreerry to the Poor-law Board. The chairman of the committee is the Right Hon. T. H. Botheeon Batoourt. FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION IN SOUTH WALES.— On Saturday last the mining vtWgaef Vickels, South Wakes, wee the scene of a fatal boiler mimics, by which four men were killed and several others wounded. The boiler in which the explosion took place was forty feet long and seven feet in dismsier, and was one of a safes of three which were connected t ogether and served by a stalk of eighty or ninety feet high. It appears that a few alludes before the eaploeloa , Thomas Price, the entriumr, Thomas Ham a youth , and the fireman or stoker, David Nunuary, were on the top of the bailer. One o f them was chewy"! to put his hand upon the top of the safety-valve lever unarms it down, and in a minute or so Pries, the engine-driver, get on the lop of the safety-valve and sat upon it. The 111011.18 which led him to commit so realms an act an only be sou jecturad ; bat it is thought that es the stem from two only of the kik, 'add reach the seek he found some doe ilideney of power, end got on to the valve for the purpose of its blowing off steam. Whatever might hemi his t, the comseqessces to himself and all within reach were most disastrous. He had not been sitting oaths top of the valve more than half a minute, when the explorion took pleas, blowing the boiler, the large eta*, a puddling stalk contiguous, sad all the surrounding masonry to atoms. Ths Nunnery, sad the young man. Rees, were blown into the sir with snob tome that the bodies were not mama/ea for some time afterwards, when they were Hound madly maimed sad sodded. mad quite dead, amongst the alikria, some sixty rude off. The corpse of Thaw Price, the engine-tentsr, was found nearer to the stalk, and lona than Woodford, who died soon after being discovered, at no great distance from him. LOOK UNDER THE BED.—About three o'clock, on Thursday morning, Mr. W. Enos, warettoussmen, Belgress-elmet, Burton, was awoken/4 ley his wife, who declared diet she heard somebody downstairs. He want below, and is the lobby be found a strange coat, with a strange pair of boots stuffed In the pockets, and, after a further search, • man. minus mat end boots, wee towed stretched at length under the identical bed from which Mr. Esau had just risen. He wu wound by the aid alb'. Evan e nephew, ms also was • ascend mae, who apprised to be on the wat ch' outside. Their moue ere James Cormkk and Thomas Bark', and they are supposed to be ticket-of-learnsmen. They were taken before Mr. Mansfield co Thursday, and remanded.—Liverpool STEEL ESTRANER.—Botne time ago a EEO screw Mesmer, of 170 tens, named the Rainbow , and built of peddled dog plebes of Ste eighth of an inch thick, wee con structed by Kr. John Lobil, of Birkenhead, In 05101311100 with the Niger Ergiorlag Expeditkot. She is 130 feet long, 16 feet beam, sad is supplied with a high pressure engine of , 60.1 torso power. Pr eci ously to her departure for Africa this week, she was 'objected to • trial trip on Saturday, when she made the satisfactory average speed of 12 to 13 ranee on hoar. ^7 63L OUTWARD EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. —The steam-ship Pas left Southampton asterday with the Rost India and China malls, a full cargo, Sea boss of grate of the vane of 99,8021, and 80 peassomers, among whom are Captain. Maguire sod Barbee and staff; Assietad-Sarpore Cotton, M`Donald, Wiles, Woo&owe, Croke, Spam, Col- Nue, Hopkins, Masterson, Hope, Johnson , and Cameron; also fourteen native women returning to Calcutta. At Malta Mr. Albert Smith, having weed through Prance, will Jots the Porn on hie way to China. STEAM To Nair iloaL—The steam-ship Austria, froze Hambarg to New York, left Southampton yetterday is her datlination, with freight and pmerngers. THE STEAM-13111P CeLT.—This ship arrived at Bonstampwe on Saturday to discharge her cargo, haring tended the Caps midis at Plymouth on the preceding day. The new iron screw Indian mail dessaerNortboas. which left Southampton on the 20th nig, with the Catania& and China mails, arrived out at Gibraltar in 4 days 11 btu& SPORTING. THE NEWMARKET NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. TO TIN RDITOI OP THE ZIPPLIAS. _ _ _ 8134—With but the skeleton of a programme before me, I esa say but little in favour of the prospects of the three days' mir *beg at Newmarket oommen iu tr oa tmorrow tor Mmi Os July &ekes, the Sommer and Ch afes. one rats eaoh day, there not likely to be :o i l= item possessing the smallest amount of Windt and la will be earpefebe to me if the fourteen weds yet to close all get ashen sufficient to make a rms. The moileles me also at the most insignificant demoription. assail the inUkeb to lmseleirated for is =improved kid kr the July 6wlss Winkler* sow has the typerence of a most op= ram Thom are JO subscribers at oo sort. each, SO ft., and the New T. T. 0. in admirably suited to test the powers of • two-yr-eid. 14Ple more than a third of the some and a holt atom. have yet given u eight of Uses ia phi* and nothing design ma be g poketed at as • news why to cat of IBM • dense of theme should have this pia of fevanittims. TIM Biel Be.. aft, :Menke, @hick imm, Centime, awl We woods' , have all AM% in very good pleura, end It le very Eaten tc±srms them The Illaok Been eon mad litookbam met @KAM kr their being the ally coo the of the formes in and with the boot of the eta managed to ma mas Merryman' (the winner) and ankles, there being bat • seek sank between thee thew. Bowing la mind that the two last-mattiosed wars the impiety of Mr. Parr, who a'n7 idawalY Wile tins in the spriug, we must no m r a Z i it kr panted tbat atookhain vm =able to bed the Black Bess oolt, and oven if he amid sot have done so, the kb diaeresis in ;be weights would be quite 'Wicket Is tens the talks, supping es* hoses to met again in the wee laren. It is petty earn* , that loth have considerably imposed since ; i n tact, I believe litockham was at that lam slightly armies, and having be couesjike Richard, " leimmß again,' he ought, taking every thing into oomeMerados, to beat a great many of his op =deeldringh at the ftdek ha may Ind one, If Ignot dr ia the &Id. at Epsom , 8, nue a =race ; int two of (La andela, trio Wore kw—Weeld and wimme)—son behind beans vary eel and S th Merryman at the summer edeg, shwa& whirs Menke fen eqpilly es well as haste' as Set he keep Canine ask. Sir Hercules has gained golden apneas kr his race swing wtud at Mid at B erryman, h tookheid t r lea was , theibratNinesj• .ttin • very few pounds of Northi ut - eels, the Eke knee run them both a close race at BpIOIII (11141 k the dilimase only of the baron's horse conceding 6lb as a awes wide( his majesty better than that on which Ileerywou Met lam), and North Lincoln, rids The Now Stakes at /mot, some 10ib better than Mosild, It is but fair to suppose the litookham, and perhaps the Black Bass a, are • Bele before Sir Hercules. Thew competes the whole of the hirdields public performer, for 0 suer dimpeesil lebartif when backed so freely by his party to Nalibary ' • Anemia's es to Northampton et North. ass nothing, the latter baying Ines cut up KO y ; and the Couimodore, Nutdeld, Snapdram and the Elk have always been ingloriously defeated. TINA are several promising-looking nags among those who have not yet appeared in public, Mr. Howerd's Hal o' KWh*, and Baron Rothschild's Creftonhaving made the moist noise in the world, and while the keener only wants the pound in good going order for his &Mt to be a spluisity, it is doubtful whether the Baron's pet will nes ender any circomatances. John Day generally be. • espy in this pie, and there are Antonio and Maxwell, both good-looking enough for the stable to have some hopes, while I kik neighbour, Cy-limas, may also wish for • out in it the snits. These, with many others, about whom noting I. can be gleaned, will serve se a good lot from which to eel et a field, and an interesting nos may find Btockbsne or Hal o'Hirkless as near winning se their partisans could wish, There me four matches in the first day's list, Hilligrew, I )(Whams, Queen Lilly, and Gin being the moat like winners; but for the second day's card there is only the thimmue Handicap, two miles, its which all those accepting may Wet, and Little Cob's running speaking a little in favour = maker, yrs, Est 61b, be must not be forgotten, Y Grey, 6 yrs, with but fist 41b, looking matt be fused by The Chesterfield Stases, for 2-yr-olds, T.Y.C., b• better leis till alter the July, King-at-Anne berg the hest of those who have atpeesmt performed, and when I tab bete ormsidaradow the Worcester Meeting (oomsamehr on Thurs day) dire may be something turn up to oppose hb. METEOR. OF THE SPORT. ro ■e{lOW. The asterteke Istbeate the burns at Neerrosriet. 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Amarro.—Stoebbsia Old Point Halls, Odle* kW wrest, and a by West Andrallan—Mooltan Luc ESPICTID.—Msroke, Qua= Lily, Lifeboat, &O. ROYAL COLLEGE Or 816191110191.--Thig fandlig. gentlemen, basing undargne the the diplgrna, were nodded ....b..a"'TaZttrt ...,i., of the Conn of Bandages on the ban r _vili• t Masers. Michael Jason Tenth Little a* tetnater; Hunter Alexander Cogklan, Corr i li th drireenl Ws Brighton . ; George Henry Baker , R•lx•At - Pial reisi Esda' Winlam Henry Hill, H. M. Mint ; Willing dington-street ; Charles Augustus Hominy. %7 Bristol ; &heard Beverley Bugg. Loan. Octavian Jackson Kent. Hospice. Mtalenni 1 Rocco Perinea, Malta; Henry Detect, Oloandavaglagmlas i Regent's-park ; Rubinson Boogied, W r Denis Berry OTlys, Cork; and George Benno, near Leeds. CITY OP LONDON HOSPITAL POI HAM CIP Till CHU; TICTORIL-PAN.X.—The sentin of relieved at this institatka dating the last WS TM , 1 0 11 which 169 Wlllll new cages. 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