The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-09 00:00:00

(7 44-. Z, 61IC dfr , - 0% I lir e .. : .1 !. No. 921.] LONDON, THURSDAY, EVENING, ..AUGOST .:9., 1849.. [THREEPENCE. The Toni whiten mod Mende thewparseeded to Its nem l• wlttan the penrieters meet, end which ones was the Irin House if Lords. Her Majesty much admired the Seers of flee old tapestry in that room, and the arehitesture of every part of this bnattiful edifice. Her Majesty end canna that proceeded to THE NATIONAL MODEL SCHOOLS. The resident somealadoner escorted the royal party ' tis the Mint ashes!, where there were Mout 260 'Midi's, who, mated on the gallery with smiling and happy fame. molted the arrival of her Majesty. The Qum sad Prince Albert having takes their places at the Met of the g allery immediately opposite the children, when abase, tic , - Itad been provided for there mesh u, the little iffhatiltee, who nail then remained perfectly .silisst, appa rently loot is weeder at the tight of the august personage Vtles then stood before them, at nee raised the " Nnionel Anthem" is a style of harmony which evidently pleased her llejesty, if we may judge from the animated inmates vi her canteens' as she coo rem with his Ezeellency the Load-Linteneat, and oecasinelly oddment' Priam Albert. One lively hale fellow, the youngest we think of the (croup, seated ea the lowest step of the gallery, was evidently the mires of iatorest and amusemeat to her Majesty, as in per fect uneensinnese of the prance One Queen, and in utter frames of elf entre etiquette, be tuned his beck to the royal ta els olambern cis Om seat, sod exhibited his atessita arcA agility br doers spot the „tee, a hat whisk he nerated errand i her Majesty la Meg heartily at the mosseheimee el she wake by me means dls. emseeted. and net le Penn. From the &Mot Mr Illajeety, Penn Albert, MI she royal poly pretended to the Female cahoot, sea en tering which the girls all rose, and on the Queen reaching MO if the room, the tid e, shier the direction of Mr. Glover, orimmeseed " Ood save the Quell." which they ems lie most meet sad expreesin master. Alter remaining is the pirls* Kneel foe Moat 10 stloutes, her Majesty teturaed to her carriage, and drove round the walk to the boys' mho* By Ode time a onside fable number of ladies sad &Mom having bean of her Ma- Ning's visit, had .Naiad as esteems is the laws, and were ranged maid sea* en sleek emfi, after the royal party snored the be sehml, misty of them were po toe. meats ato gala Mobiles. Along the Ades of the room it this school ell Me male teacher, sow ander training, and the mendbees 1111111 Meal *lasses, were ranged, =as epee epee Innen tam amid 'ha boys' desks, whin the royal Adorns and suite passed to the • upper put of the mile& recala, where, as in the other rooms, Main of Meta had seen plead for bee Majesty and Prince Albert. Two Verne of the National Anthem were here else IMO after which her Majesty ad the Prince having seated themedne, by the Omen's Maim, a etas., oonsistleg of abent 16 nye, was hers celled forward, ad smug ranged iselvea ne hoot of tee royal yarty they In re examined by Mr. Keenan, the MM tomer, n mental arithmetic, Archbishop Whately's Bay La ses. i on Mosey Mature ' and other breaches of gem ral instrustios. Prise. Al tett be! stowed particeleir attention is this examination, and ap• trdmuckpleased with the prolleieney of 100 the lads. ►lten 14)&7 and the royal party ming the school the boys sang two other verses of the National. Anthem and when she reached the doet they burst forth into cue entlinsiaatie and entivereal " Harrah for the Queen," which they repeated several times at regular intervals, he pinta mesabled in the lawn, and the crowd collected at the gates in Marltionntgl-street, took up mid ' joieted in the fond acelentation se eke pared out of the = and the street. We were Wormed that before her sty desired Mat a Meek's. holiday Mould be Mies le *. senders. Alan( li the aiendig we. wet, seed the viii had mei bees notified, as we understand, until a late how an Money enstift, the Mindanao of the se ci lam was very nunseene, sad Omar appearance, decorated es they were with Qum% Visit medals, suspeeded by blue rib hoe, was particularly interesting. Before leaving the Boys' &heel her Majmq expand to the Archbishop of Dahlia sad the Redden% • ammisekmer the high gratification she had reestved Mee her visit to the establistimest. THE 11141VBESITY OF DUBLIN. _ . _ .. (nod ova owe coexasrosnm.) DUBLIN, W3DIIISDAY Imam% This morning, at nine o'clock, an inspection of the regiments of eatalry quartered in Dublin took place in Phcenix-park, tur the command of Prince George of Cambridge, in presence of his Royal Highness Prises Albert, who app: crud on horseback, and was mush cheered by the admiring crowds. At 1 o'clock her Majesty, -accompanied by his Royal Highness Prince Albert and the roya l suite, left the Vice regal Lodge to hold a lined at the Castle. The en trance to the park and the whole carriage drive were lined by well-dressed groups, whe most cordially stinted her Majesty as the royal carriage passe& The bridges and quays on both banks of the L•ffey were crowded from 12 o'clock with expectant spec tators of the cort;ge, and every street in Dublin through which it had to pass pri ended an animated throng, who vociftrously applauded her Majesty and the Prince. Carriages commented setting down gen tiemen who bad the entrée before noon, and a tong anecession continued to pour forth their gaily-attired occupants till half-past one, when the loud shouts of loyal scalamalione from those assembled *flint an mauled to thole within the Castle walls that her . . ',4lsy dui Natant, band played sabers! Sao plows. I woo bid by • very 41Alibitsrd of the Irish court that snob • loves was mover Issas I* Datlin. It woiald be inks.** it I demi my ma'am of this portion of As day's peomsdlop without Mended*, the very 'mat lambus, of XL Bospbey. a runt hoc of his excellency's household, who gam, vas every ac commodation cut waistlines 000nected with *Dart rivals- . lions. metre journals affect to sneer at M. Jules Pavre, sad' extral to the skies M. Ignatius Loyola de Falloux, who lull shown himself to be a meet worthy disciple of Jesattism in every sense of the word. It is Im possible not to agree with the remarks of the Na alma, eek'cb, in the course of an able article, ob- SerVee : The great dryness of this season having absorbed a put of the waters of the mushy land near Sarinena, in the distect of Huesca, in the urnince of Aragon, some of the inhabitants frond in ti e bed of a lake a a sues of saturated salt water. The die cow ry brought hundreds of poor Itito.r.rs to pi °St by the circum stance; but the custom officers have interfe red, and an armed fume has been despatched. to prevent the revenue from being defrauded. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The settle Mow munseassed tads, in the laws of the Dublin &witty. Roue, and was to have bees honoured with the preitim a Prism Albert, but the duration of the levee rendered' his Royal Highness's attendance impossible. Thi number and (Leahy of eatth mooed, as I ant informed, the exhibitions of any former year. --- • The disendot• on the Roman question is closed before the Amenably, but no.' before the condones ofthe country and will bo pursued rm. ty day before that severs tribunal, for every day will lead t. u new end more deplorable eoncequenees of the att ac k made on the rights of the Roman people. There is in the history of al,' nations faithless to their mandate striking farts which den thlie policy, and from which date their main, for this ream oci that these facts. showing the secret tendeneits of these t awns. do not permit nth rwaads either blindness or fodulgro oe. Such were, for the dynasty of Linda Philippe, the Spa.tish marriage , , at th e a end of w hi c h t h at d ynes ", i rrevoca bly thrown towar ds Omahas alliances, was sure to be 'ban& ned by the national senti ment, and to soon find itself it p.-efienee of a victori me revo lution. The future will say of R. e present roveinnient, its „meet on the Roman ques ti on , ahe abandonment of the principles which alone could constita to its fore*, the deser t Mon of its national alliances. its isemolicity with papal and Austrian absolutism, belong to %bon facts which judge and destroy governments. Thus it was important thgt no doubt whatever should remain as to the policy followed by the siblieh7 la the &IPA. of th e Raman rayablic. The ad anfintitie gm* a NI. J. Pews ha already seinen what that pay wee{ and the evidence of that poHely berme even a ill mon Glen from the reply of the minister of public in struction. Never did a government feel more heavily the weight of its faults—never was a government more victo rious winked, or more poorly defended—never um a policy stigmatis d in more irrefutable terms, and more justly deli vered over to the indignation of the public conscience, which was insulted. - GERMANY. THE QUEEN'S VISIT AND THE STATE PRISONERS. A correspondent writ= to inkrel us (Freeman's Jour nal), that the prisons= at present imprisoned in Richmond Bridewell have taken the opportunity of her Majesty's visit to Delta, to present her with a =tutorial praying for • commutation amount= ; *lmmemorial wo sent ander cow to Sir William Somerville. ♦USTRIA.—Our latest in we from Vienna is to " Anima 4. _ THE FORTHCOMING VISIT TO BELFAST. On sad near the spot where her Majesty will first set hot Mr the soil of her loyal privince of llLter, tlst:lmat retionsaiss.: bier welts meadow as is d e w s ta se la• IslosoMer• la • state 0. gives • Ws et dm fans, style, tas, a j la resema, dat , one of the varioas erections intended for her vet "rim, and for that of the different civic bodies, their friends, sad the public. We hal, at the date of our lain Lidice, some doubt, from the extent of th se arrangements, and the comparatively stow rate at which they were progrvisiog, that they would scarcely be completed in suffi cient time ; they have since then, however, been pushed for ward with more vigour, and last evening the reception pavi lion, the triumphal mei, and the various galleries for spec talon were all bat finished. . . . . Majeanyeppreashed.:- The nrilitery immediately pre sented arms ; the band of the Enniskillenere struck up the National Anthem; the dragoon escort rode into the quadrangle at a dashing pace, and the royal carriage drove to the state entrance amidst repeated bursts of enthtudutic applause. The review and drawing-room take plies to morrow. Her Majesty will lunch on Friday with the Dabs of Leinater, at Carton, about 14 mites from Dublin , and return to the Phcenix-park in the afternoon, and thence proceed on board the royal yacht fa B elfast and Scotland the same evening. Previous to holding the general -levee, a court was held for the parlous of rectitvieg addresses of congra tulation from the Corporation and the University. We subjoin a enpy of the addresses of the former. Meantime the government does not mitigate the venom of its persecution. The Chambre d'Accueation mot yesterday to decide on the cue of the accused of June 13, but, after oc cupying the whole of the day, adjoorned without a decision. The Chambre du Conseil has decreed that there is no case against 37 of those who were arrested, but it proposes to the Chambre d'Accusation that 72 persons shall be brought to trial. Among them era 31 representatives, viz., Loire Rollin, Considerant, Ratchet, Rattier, Commisuire Felix Pyat, Gamboa, Fargin-Fayelle, Brives, D eville, Beyer, Pffieger, Avni, Ko3org, Martin-Bernard, Cantagrel, Menand, Rongeot, Landolphe, Hoffer, Kopp, Anton. Rolland, Holtzman Suchet, Maigne , Pilhes, Boob, Van , bier, Ronjat, Deemeziera, Janet, and Dream. Among the ne Kemper writers who are accused, are Langlois, There, Riboyrolles, Holmium., and Paya. Among the other accused are MM. Guioard, Foreatior, sod Etienne Arago. DOURO& The deaonuoaa of the royal arch are conceived in the purest taste, and their execution it equal to the design. The structure, which is of the Doric order, is peculiarly chaste. The arch itself is of the Esaran shape, and correepoade with them of the isavilice. It is esipport!ed by massive buttresses, etomewhet broader at the bass that at the springieg of the Cent. On the fame of these are four panels, intended to be embellisked in gilt characters, with the ciphers of her Majesty • and her royal contort. Up to toe cornice the fabric will have a glom resem blance to a beautiful 'vetoed Sicilian marble,' of a pea peen shade. The kites and eatablstare art painted to imitate the purest architectural marble. The whale will be surmounted by appropriate Sess.. The royal standard. St. George's cross, sod won jack, will be unfurled from a staff erected oa the parapet lacing towards the river ; es the oppwite side will Seat a burner beating the SeUut arms, and also some other nip The St. Oe rge's cross was displayed from ttis building yesterday, etgaifying that ha majesty is at present in Ireland. The arch eodiewhat resemblet {his centre of Teasple•bar, London. It is a fitting suhetitu'e for the gate of a town whieltpoesewee none. Here the ceremony of presenting Ism Majesty with the trivia keys will take plats. . - . . Mr. R tbert Menderne, with bk . omit spirit, 'steads to Pluses many as possible of his epleadid Item of steamers at eke service of the-public, far an excUrsiiis down the Lough on the da y of. Isar Ilejest?'s arrival. We hope that, should . her Majesty' visit this Giant's Causeway, which it Pro- bableon it wield aot be fa out of the way, ow her passage to Scotland, them vessels will be allowed to fellow the royal equidron—Herter of Ulster. TO lIIRiIOOT ORACIOOS XAJZOTT TUB QUINN. The humble 1171.1 detilal Aeidreas of the Lard Meyer, Alder roes, and Burgess*. of Dublin. May it please your Mhjesty,—We the Lord Mayor, Al dermen, end Bargemen of your ancie nt and loyal city of Dub lin, appro:ch your Mayeetywith grillage of unnangled joy and gratification at your Nain . ty's arrival in this the seco nd. city of your maj , strip vast emp ire. Afilickd by Paveslance with • heavy visitari an, we enter twin the hope that our dry of trial is pawing away, and that the auspicions visit of your Ilsjesty may be the harbinger of happiness sad proapertity th lee/and, had *bat • people faith. fat I. • proverb, and co..versant with your Majesty's kind feelings towards them, may long-hays au opportuuity of ad• ahem theme embed virtues, which alike skid a lustre on your throne and adorn your private circle. It is • farther goatee of gratifiattioa to as that year litajemye is, ea tile cession, amompanied by your family, and we feel snore that your Mlesty will endue the aria& of thd Primo at Wales and your royal children with those send man's of Auden and regard towards this country which year Majesty has always entertained. . That year Majesty may often repeat your visit ; that your domemiselrele—joyriel and happy as it is—may long continue so, will be war anxious prsyer; and we feel arise& whether visited by dhow and aillectel by fantiast ' or living in the prospect Oa awe happy future, th e Lr:shpeople (of • por tico of whom we at. thersrm lemma) will shim ever che rish feelings of unbounded love, of ardent loyalty, and en thmiastic affection towards your Majesty's most sacred person and throws. PARIS, Ave. S. Par For Meant. Mosey. Opening Higbee*. Lewes. Clean. per Crate. 53 85 53 90 53 10 53 10 53 90 per Costa. do. New Lost I „ „ .. ere, rer Caste. , 71 5. " ee e ee per Coate • -1 S per Cents. 53 90 33 SO 33 90 3 per Cents. I do. New Lae n n IP. 44 rer Coats. •, n n 4 per Cents. I .9 79 9 " . Ezebangs on London : SO dark 2313 ; 90 days, 25 23. Belgian, 3, 1640 Do. 3, 1812 .... . 921 „ Roam Lose 76 „ Do. 2 110. 26 Fosses —Parte and Orleans, 77 2 50; Purls sad Room, 3 32 50; Rouen and Howe, 215 ; Aonnwat sad Marsadllse, 222 30; litnabourp sod Bs* 10123; Centre (Vitesos), WI 23; 9ordesus. 296 76; North, 423 75; Paris end Stralbowg, —; Tours sad Nantes,—; Aldan sad Boulogne, 170. FRANCE. -. --,------- rtoIGRATION on filo NEW PRINCIPLE, tablobal la Cadet last, by lbe sadermipsk Is AMAMI% I atPUILLIP, mad SYDNEY an*, OM dm a Ole usages need* orb adult, pa& == tat/a8 medal aims aims& sesmosay baths utaa, Walla liampisweem lossomelemes Is pampa tm siodiaiL no woo k i I s e ..aitaaly lama as Tait bitft Mali af f e rbe dsys oppamdade as m iroii wash parasimas MI be elm. ars at lb. fra dots et Us" of ___„Nnt Wag 'unfair, _ _Noses dabs MI bftelliViall 111.11. haveurarmiarilds Skimp. soda alp, mad • lamed Willi of daisy I. Mowed. The dips sad addissi a aim limemaams of bar ladmitra Illsapstas haws the slam of prossmamit a mama st he estim est ammi et MI golowes. Ilim atm sr palate babas s op i bid im albmd mstormadeams be Taapemembls imaaime 'bees m isi V. laded, sad Mr with basemewm so sal at Ibela apish *yeah* ae Oak Paton rayalrasemie la tbe aisame. A. 411110. Wad Imam gessesie herb WAIN 111.11-lartbs hat waves, me base pad sae el births. lal(ialtA le Moats. Win., e/111altwall), en sm. neollOZ .toodl tom eta lust ham Dada. Jim" A/18. Weal Pairs& @opt. L oh, •411 bias, J. ROSIMIA., Calmorefor, to all has the lam jalla Dods, Issas, apt. 23, mad @as Pairmall Oa. I TIMM 1110TAL, •43 ass, .1. C. Tocneonuesenb i3 fe.. anne, w les boa ate Si. Law Dais, Lades. Oat sad SOS Masa* Si'. S. MI Mbar perVaders apply to BALL Olrolbees), 1, alabasoiort, lallsessea T. S. MIALLIITT 4, Cawassuet, Istreashae ; as WILLIAM L. HOTCEIIIIB. 3, Ito:itloibreamsbore.Loadimatall-atomt. tIORA CION to AUSTRALIA. P nom /Mean Pooh roe what. beehlall metwaimas—l aal fg • a arable eapsamblo penes% who on Malaita ar • hoe lawriLs leamema aOa Amami+ Coismas at m *a lima suable bees treampul ishigiamb • LASB ol aaraterteade Stli of legs Immula :oast I . Lis .. amommahM ot amsease gm mem= li r:W •• tbe@o , o@m bili WI re al = roma efts"r 1M b• deopmesbal os the day/ Wad swam mridibmA Or oblob Mum pia ASIATIC, 'M Imo bmom. A. 8, WA ILL, IDaLAI DI awl PM PIIILIAP ; a ail tam Labs Await 13, ow Mom* Mpg U. ILASJIII.T, GIS Was 11•61.. W. MORT. Commoder. be POST MOW owl lITIMIT. ID NO te e m imam rooMmOor Is Si. Immattsr IL 4 0:11111.4 11 4 11 AM foll pia lift /tribrate 06100allidi. dos he mow pootoooto. sod *Air 'mom Nobs blitz leig sod gm moildok/bry oitord sad doirstlit erPosallslits 182.••.. elassieita at laersobale awl NMI We Issessrm wog Ii• sil MI ad prowilosid la GU moor at • Inner pis* It Or ispolo oso NW 4 1 •Irtik!l a t e k's II•Itotet Otioalsdia oottAt mos wan •• will to adoot•L Thy arall l l i = amemplittbasnably omaastest ostiono. sail marry Ottior oqtatly lastialph rilW i rfie INZrortar=as Its lot sod lab of orb lam Lobo, nod the lab sad MI ban Mauch. Load it the hay, Win DoisTrit IIAINALL sad EDILWOI, It, Ti.. ims E(ORATION to AUS MALIA.—PeOM. seem is Wadi smat pmempr.imiodko a Illmat mot of= milt mot 000• olotesoslllUsm—Th WI Lake Or Mk a ANIMA sad frau Plymouth tb•Wrl l trott, 1r MAT MILLI" sa Mot gy, do eidyibm. ii".inikeip BAEZ I, • 1,12 Nowt US WI. lIIIIPIssa 01 _ 0 NSW somoolor, aim st tat left,_ lAael• I M AIL IMi Iht ebb. WO olootstly tor Oa Now N•Mt Wan ts•de. loistoll ZAT - o tossolobly Ist,•Olog goatlike. mg Irs Insitrol• ommio. iselso• kr ommotta Sot 'tom *do Noe Ift mg wall mi. WEL as owls a• lls Mtaltt boojul* so. fossil tom Wavy la i r e ar sa s. MTV dommt mmoo lib ow sea—lorloo molloolmo moij to IboJIMOI/Mtmk. - orb" ;s li m ammo momoiwo oa= s ompanwr meramt Mpg Woo) wiry of Ow • oditiso. IA Itooloilbolvoit, brim 11•1111RAL;m1 MUM, CARD A. U. LOADER, U we. SG, imam. Maury. Imp to MI Wm Ati IV" sit oda Is So Speraboi ortillso, 01l tif oil* in AM ilinewilik obis. mlllt We MID'S& a• a 4 galla = bet silio kom Wimp —....—. • 14 • Its •• aitsak • 111 II totamm aim to mom. Imo .........-- I • lOW rnoto. Ise oak; pdb.boi. to • Dm" 41010/1M•so *Wm wood, Sr— lo 4 raw. Um 0 • tint diormon, patio& km ../... US • Am" for Ads sr isd ----AS h. ft s I Is Intim. --SI Ils.OL It S 0 1 1 = 7 =s ci b0t.....-......—.. le 0 Lossito mom, bom II • Chi r l. .!lalllClLUlD A. C. LOAM!. • li NM do tit Warm. X PERFECT Ntrrirrit - - Valid-71i IRIBSITTL _ gm earn. WWl= is la as amp aid MO% that lags atr ia Mat e r own Ms MOM gilaM. 1M sommla sal ava Mint. MI nun" Imo ma stag tfte*NA/111116 Int pal sew. ad OD =Mak amia Wawa MO Ow TM art I" do tammos• 11.Wripag lb* walla 11, wed iliadlWit Win big %MO Jiffig• Omit, tam Mu. Imiama. aim ar WWI 1 1 1 21 1 "'Ma OM MI Age , : TIII.SPINP.B. , doe. Pea; do: stet ow* aids; MI Ma Ma nomma.MYMb s• b.; 4211* W a . Mak M; draw MI% 41:1% SS M.; Mph pa b skilisz kiika. tisk ; !gm gum. lea ' = Away lea 11M Wm, ask 111. 11,78 ea Imeethelaelesia. amr tbe leers am& Mr mom wet be is. fare raw meminen lobe diesigereie ibm. A veryMp aumart. Most el ramil teak ma amen Wm. tee amisli *Me 11000. Übe eetbrey. mei eveiwy. sad cebor modem seasestal with MeelleMelle et *WM mileages mil be bob vide. rT U URNS, al LONDON-YAK ii ONLY.— ' M &pa ametment d many Landmass& WA URNS (la. all the Nernst novena% mai d Mt& are registered) la the world, le en SALE a& WIWAX I. 11111170:411 (Ms lisps sad harts), SS, Oztrattatzert, sorer at Semmarnset, sad Xe ... ll_lem Irs&rert. Tram UM to Se each, warerisit.—Detalled MIS earravtase E vert ut% frem—llMMlreed Os erots.street LIMAN BEDSTEADS spaI;IIU4DItEZ4SUUTIS. A toy seeettoest d theme lie/lei We Mt kw, tle IL seek ant Olee bee fle!teit, idol with deeelellC Olt =etrettemeecete l"d artfil i A.lt fran rlATTlNne l t e end lierege). Calkethatreet *mow of Plewurelreet), era I. Ilieenseeteeto Thee ere the What fuer wadi; where my she le am the pellet Ithi*eft4 eft Lay Ina higisig le4. Ind* le allhe le km sad belikade. It bee Wes tam; tr is ▪ wary le plebe rot, efeedee hums the weemied. Co.sme hellbeleteit et eft eatelepte. With =swims of mg totaretemet7 MIK tart Not Plte) rm. WAUTIFUL TEETH. ROWLANDS' warm ce !NAIL DISIIFILIM a wM portra or. =I at tbs Most rad nor rabardrbLoorars at tar Mato, It milarrs Mat Iron Oa rotb. tero i ita h a e r Met Moo, Ole= tba wasosi. tbr son ghee ~Mr lo =VW Its arm arlistod to pm*, rod a May war oorgpalori ant LM* so Ihst ha torli (it boas) ant 'LaasoNsooA Itit to NM ortbra, PAN fa tor Yom. o. nos. seirst fir polar tram *mi. *alba Osmiluesnlisio &lasi like oars or aMoss—Ono. A. 'LOWLAND "Als be sogroasd as Ust oovarmert sl▪ orras as risk Ice. Mt bf Mr, sod by abrdsts EDT RELIEVED in ONE HOUR,=engi bait r bso. VI WAITER'S 000 T owl The bradath taws Wes WassW, awie all pia ne awed tee mania h is tbe dat. moan egwang . pz e l te . theaawasa aiallah. bathe, dwatersta eat E. IN law ma res. siesposmorsemisa eases we eptweee:plaseafte raldre Tag a w n sallawant nes at the =ea faith sad all ate lea tbuw en waled as aralt—fret.o. fay bY a Salto. NI, M. Ildbath 1 al Wes by rawer Waawairset; Pm*. twain W Idgewagrealu ib l e 2 Wilwarlbt. ; Jobastok ; ; sad mat aware tit town awe seaway—ie lione7Zir M. own h IL emir THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO IRELAND. Duette, Seaton 8. Yesterday we had a quiet day after the excitement of Monday. The rain mow down in term% and the street. were soon a mass of mad, from the quan tity of dint c timed by the crowds of the night before who clouded to see the illuminations. But her Majesty did not allow the weather to interfere with her intentions. You wiu find belies an account of the details of bar Modesty's occupation during yesterday, *hick she devoted to our public buildings. She was most warmly received by the people in the greets, and her reception is tactilely on with which her Majesty may justly be gratified. Tee roles laid down by the Chamberlain f.r those who intend to . go to the drawing room, have com pletely nonplussed - sown ambitions vulgarities of this city. Seoboorsey is in the horrors at being put out el court. Several of those gentlemen—or ' gents"— who were in the habit of going up in hired care to the viceregal throw, went their names as intending to go to the levee,- sad were content that their wives should stay _at hose from the drawing room, as these Wier mid led no purees to present them. But by a role pablielted by the Lord Chamberlain, no panne& ma attend the drawing room except is etteridaaes sppaene ladies. Thus the shabby gentility et the city is y snuffed out by .the etiquette es breed. A coatroverey hoe been raised whether Mile O'Brien ma attend the drawing room as Lady Mayoress, she shoring the daughter of Lord Major Timothy O'Brien? When O'Connell was mayor, his Aseghter (Mrs. Fitzsitece) was received at the Castle as Lady Mayoress,on the precedent. twowiaßlY bled oat by the agitator. of Mile Mammon kinelf ben received at the Cestle, while the Lod mayor, her father, was a widower. Last nieffit_ a dinner party was received at the V'eltrelP l Won The leading nobility of the town wens pesseakand the dinner was of a most sumptuous elaneeter, ae expense having been spared. VISIT TO ?RR SANK OF IRELAND. MIND Sartion's News Letter.) The AM visit was paid at Amen o'clock to eke Beak of biol. The visit was strictly private. Her ECM, sad Pricer Albert were sosompasierl by bit Royal Wiliam Priam George at tk• Eat of Foments, and ties Wis. is Wakim on bee Attar a veil Weals Impedes bar Majesty sod Prismw gramst t. b. greatly pleased, lead indeed arreeftbi l serposere, at the atillty and hureasity evinced in the asacki wry sad its toopistenese for every wpm intended. Ii I. I The Qom= sad Plisse Albert, attended by Lady Jthelin mad the Meth ilisaDattesee basoured the Ueivinsity with • visit yesterday at almost killpost 11 (Veloric. They wen essompanied by Prises George of Cambridge, the Lord Lieutenant, Earl Foments, Si, George Gray, the Right Lion. Frederick Shaw, &a. ite. The toyed party wesreeelved by the Prevost end Senior Fellows of Triasty College at the Gamma of the library. The repueentetives of tat University, together with nearly the whole body of the Fellows and Proferors, here awaited the arrival of her Ifejesty, who acknowledged most graciously the miscalled rethog with which she was received. The Libra:lass, Dr. Wall and Dr. Todd, exhibited to her Majesty the wend Irish end ether menusciipte, as well as various object's( tintiggity, la all of which alas sad the Friths appeared to take cooddthable interest. Amass the messseripft wen the following :—The Beth el Ka* a of the Four Gospels, sup posed to hat allig hamgre glag =t. Columba, and to have his. written be the sixth ceastry. The Book of Darrow, a ML of the Gospels thee en Autograph of St. Coluirabs. The Seth of Duna, in ha Camas silver case, a maanserist of the Gospels, of the seventh unitary, formerly ee th e see of Rilleloe, and written by Dimas l a = why died A.D. Bth. The Book of Gospels of :he seeing Wisp el Feist Also in a silver ease aU 8 writs* fig St. Melba', bishop of Fires, who died A.D. 557. The Libor Ilymnorass, containing the hymns used is the primitive Irish chards, many of them in the Irish las gessa. A MS. el the 9th cautery, together with several ether ancient MSS.; Winding some copes et In* annals, geld:het= Lew% ;cad the Wieliffe MSS. for which Dahlia Vaiversity Library is so celebrated'. Some remarkable rpr aimless of Inekentiquities were also exhibited to her Major" and Frisco Albert, who examined them with much atten ties. Amen' them were some ancient gold fibula with thew sod Maul brooches, th e workmaathip of which the Quest peitilealsrly noticed ; also the curious and valuable silver ass' abed the Miosesh, the property of the Warden and Moue ef the College of St. Columba_. The charter hornet the OlCavanaghs, end the hoop of Brian Boroihme were much admired by her Majesty and the Priam. Hee Majesty remuked that one of the sadist breeches exhibited to her resembled some she had efts In Scotland. She wee math interested in the evidence, which these carious reithe afforded to the what literature and ecclesiastical eivilks• tics of Ireland, and asked Dr. Todd whether he nathestesd the Irish league, sad whether it dileved much ream. the Celtic dialect spokes in the Highlands of Scotland. Among the rebuses examined by her Majesty le • miry of Ballast. of the liStk. sentury, with the autograph of Mary, Clasen of Scots. The Queen was pleased to leave is** library another repel autograph, width will hereafter be Inc girded with still greeter inures*, es a memorial of her eh& to Ireland. She *rote her name as follows in one of the blank haves of the Book of Hells : " Vienna B. August 7111, 1849." And immediately beneath her Majesty's signature, Fenix Albert was pleased to write his name as follows : " Ainzay. " Ample* 7th, 1819." After walking through the lily and inspecting the lgyptisn papyrus rolls and the F the Closes dies^Anded the grand staircase, thimed her carrisell amidst the most solitudes* mime of • bur amber el students of the univenity EA ether lams whom the awn el her blejesty's Visit had Wrested to the use. TDB ROTAL HOSPITAL. Yesterday, at half-pas five, bee. Majesty sal Prim I Albert, attended by Ifs Excellency th e Lord en nest ad a null suite, visited the Royal Hospital. The illustrious visitors were salved at the grand 'entrance by the Right Hon. the Master, Sir Edward illakeney ; the Deputy Masters, Colithele Cochran and lisasell ; the Register, Charles Pingelley Eq., aid the Chamberlin!, Caplan' George. On enteric" the bell, her Majesty aid the Prince were extremely gratified by its ao6le appearanoe—the easiest and modern standards, the partials of the founder, King Charles 11, the greet Dugs of Orlando, and other worthies ailleieratest in history. From the hall her Majesty, the Priam, and nits pis. seeded to the` Chapel door, whew, they were met ma au dusted by ter Chaplets, the Re?. John CasneH, a costae is the regiment of her Royal Father, The canna', the great eastern window, sad the unrivalled carved alumnae, by the renowned Gentling Gibbose, with the.. various mob of sere in stained glees aff.mW paidielo notice. His Royal Nighties the Priam orsiluewided to inquire by whom the stained glaiwoth war notated _sitik seemed pleased to hear that it was the work of as Irish artist, named O'Coaser. After the visit to the *hope), her Majesty and Prince Albert next isupected the faithful wee rang of her Irish soldiery, who ware drawn oat with their respective espial°, to render due honour • and truly it was • touching sight to behold these rugged warriors—epos almost our/ hurt a medal ludisative of their feeder— beaming with loyal delight tea their gracious sad lovely Q•••• pareo their ranks, rewarding them with leg' smiles for all upset hardships. Her Majesty next dal; tied her desire dirge" I kg soldiers' rooms, and taking Prises Albert at ease by the sem,_proateded to the usenet, enemata by the adjuthat, Capada Hart. Having talathely looked It over, she addressed the Mewls, words es the me*, weeds sew to be thertles by her have sad army:—' e. glad butes to see you all so very (sortable." • ' A brief visit to the Master's aperbseww; where her ' jruy was received 'by Lady Blathey, closed this interest's. sane—s meth • which will be treasured up In the measles sad harts, sell they caw to throb, of the gallant inmates of the Royal Ilesphal. THE mem? VISIT TO CORK. The Mayor 111 Cask Les received the following common!. • atlas : BAyal Yacht, hap set 4, 1819. " fly,—Lature laugh pleasure is seqesiating you that I have rewired the taarea's cotaateade to exprses to you her Majesty's satire satifectfga with the arrangesseuts whisk w a re made oa the occasioa of her ri•it to the city of Cork yersadey ; {.ad I au to add that her Majesty was highly goaded by the loyal mad affectionate reception which she ass whit free all dares of the ialtabitaate of that sky aid asighboarhowl.—l ass, Sir, year obsdisat servaat. " The Mayor of Cork. " 0. OREL" PARIS, WIDNZSDAT, 5.30 PM. After the Minister of Public Instruction bad con• eluded his speech yesterday, - - M. JVARS FAYRS said—l demand permission not to re main under the weight of the malevolent *annation of the minister. 'lf by chance, and contrary to m 'intuitions I have fallen into the error of insulting, the min is ter has cur ed' me by the same mods as the Spartans adopted to cure their children of a shaman vice. ' (Laughter on the Right) rer my own part, I consider that the dignity of our paiiameatary babies gains nothing by such contentions, sad ;hoods' wee of personalities lowers our parliamentary debates to a level io which the country have nothing di gain. If I have cri dtbed serenely the acts of the ministry, they must do me the jettison admit that I bays and smith* to lesson their con siOnation. (Lunette* and murmur.) The lituider of Pubtio Imenaction bee not replied to anything I have said; lie ha wakened himself with saying that there were insults whisk preceded from such a sours that they required so answer, by reason of the previous candid of those froni who they bad emanated. That is a calumn. It is ne-' many that the ministry should say, not on ly in this Jth nimbly, but elsewhere, is all thejournale, all that he had on his mind to justify that cahnney. I defy the Minister to prove that, during my political lie, or during my professional career as an advocate, I have ever defended any other cause than that of liberty and of the chantey. I really ask mself whether the honourable minister has not committe f an imprudence in showing himself so severe on the subject of the flaky of opinions. He must allow me to tell him that I have always bens a republican, even when he served lestimety, and that I woe the champion of common tight and freedom of discussion when he advocated the muse of the Holy Inquisition. (Idoriontri on the Right.) It bee 'titivated during my • poildeld life that • a derision has appeared to me to wonted my susceptibility. and I have not hesitated to give in my resignation. I have never exchanged my convietioes fort portfolio. (Renewed ,murmurs on the Right) I have never quitted, the cause I defended or had re *urn `to dental restriction by adopting a-fabe egoekede. (food marmots on the Right, and applause or die Left.) The MIXISTBIt of Puritan IKSTRVICTION.—I will reply to the !memorable gentl. man by wise that it wee not I who iatroduced personalities into the discu , sion. I boos, nothing either of his profesidonil or his private life, and I perfectly honour them loth. I hare, however, been acquainted with his paribunestary Ws for the lad eighteen Months, and I consider I hays r right, whop he name my friends and myself of versatility, and of being wanting in probity and honour, totell him that wither front his previous Other, nor *mg the traditions of his parliamentary life,. op he derive any right to give such lemons, and 13 such Ilmarange. (Heat, hear.) As lb the remarks which concern me geresually, I shall not nesse usyeed. either fee having Mhos or for havieg retained sipertfoiU. I doubt whether, amongst those who arel the most hand to the conditions of . power, there it much to oaks a portfollo i under aetual comstances, an object to be coveted. ' I UV, also that the same thing hatbies said of every ablator, mad that sehe ',a.m.* moieties use the same language es dm bereurablei geotimeas has dons. (Laughter.) Ido sot at ail of this condition which is attached to my si s :ae ra lsimil r s te the slimier made to the sentoes I vehdebsd to I wilt reply that I never • had the lisiesiVot • tar was too young to de so. It he Vert beam smdudvinage for the republic to have rallied M k Mpesseming a great tame sad mewling in a highpuldsh. Uhl sildflihrtnoe for it not to possess more of them. .a..; • • Fevre well fosw from tree —_ his eloquent:is would be =gelded in,eaio, and neither• hi not hie friends were earpneed whoa lest night the ilutsaberp threw over the wall et the ministerial mop hicintsepellations, by a majority of 428 to 178; 'bet let him not be disheartened, moven Akio mieerity; ' is en internee of 30 in the ranks aft. the, Republicans,• l m sissy of whom have been effectually got rid of by the 'process of ieceecteration and smile, dosing M. Odin= Barrot's reign of terror.. For adversary M. Jules Pam bad, yesterday, M. de Fallon:. who seems to have taken the Pope under his special protection ; it mast be admitted. that his eep,y wee tugged with that Bombe* hue of eloquence, with which he ocamionally seta off his desultory theuX e. the smut. had eawbuledAis speech, the here went•to a diviiiim, when • the smolt wee in fa- , veer of the order of the day as above notified. The result of the ballot, which took plow at the etemienoement of the sitting, declared the following ;gentlemen to form the committee to Lowy on ' the bovines@ of the eats daring the proro- Ratios : MM. Victor Lateen, Berillon Bauchard, Boinvilliers, Jules de Lasteyrie, Mallen (de la Reidorte), Matabolle, Oast, &nye; Loden Murat, ,Bodnar, General Hasson, Bhar4 Prodtionesie, &mists Bayeux, Piscatnt Goma Ch 2 _ 4 1 411410, . Collor (Gironde), General de lisise-Prieet, Malt, De Riencey, Peconl, Do Beaune (Geed), De Kettle; De la Bever,. There ;to not a grain 'of news to be gleaned from' amongst. the plentifid store of chaff which is strewed about Paris this afternoon. The cannon her been rotting throughout the whole morniog, announcing to the world that the tee of Marshal Molitor were being carried to their hist resting place, with all the pride, the pomp, and ciraamstance of glorious war. In ked, so many deputies took part in this , funeral ceremony, that it was rather late in the after noon before a bongo could be made, and the other business transacted Was of no mater ial importance. The discussion turned principally upon a demand• fee credit of three millions for carryieg on the works of the Lyons Railway. - • There is, as you may suppose, much difference of opioion with respect to the respective merits of the combatants in the debate of but night. The comer- TO HIS ROYAL 11101INTSS PRISCO ALBIRT, PHINCII cousbir. The Address of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and l3urgemes of the City of Dublin. We, the Lord Ma or , Aldermen, and Burgesses of Dublin, beg permission to alter to your goys! Highness oar sincere congratulations on the present auspicious pc:salon of your arrival in Ireland. We have already tendered to your Royal Highness our assurance of the deep interest we have ever taken in your Royal Hlghstees happiness and welfare. Abuts an object of deferential r• gad, we the consort of our most gracious sovereign, we have observed with feelings of pleasure the marked progress which your:Royal Highness hes made he the confidence and idiotism of all classes of her Mners subjects. Wisely abstaining from all Cowen which would subject your It /el Highness's actions to cavil or misrepresentation, you have at all times been the ready and judicious patron and promoter of every art, edam, and undertaking tending to advance the prosperity, elevate the character, and enlarge the happines, of every clam of the people. In conclusion, and in the EMT Of a wean-hearted and loyal people, we hnably implore the Great Giver of all Good that he may endow with every blessing her most gracious Majesty, your Royal Highness, and the youthful membsnof the royal family, and to grant that the glorious event of h. r Mej.ry's visit may be the precursor of happier days and brighter prospects tot our native land. The address from the University was reed by the Lord Primate. Her Majesty thanked the deputation for their loyal address. She sated that the universi which they represented occupied a cratiegaished position amongst the learned institutions upon earth; that its tame was to be found amongst the records of the dead, as well as amongst the works of the learned men of the pre sent generation • that sifirtiiiited by the manner in which they wo uld continue to administer these high functions, they would promote the coarse of piety and learning. The deputation then, through Dr. !liege:, presented an address to Prisr.e Albert, conferring on him an honorary degree, to which he made a 'astable acknowledgment. The Lord Lieutenant then signified to the deputa tion that her Moiety requested that the members of the deputation would consider themselves as pre sented without going through the formal mode of presentation. Dr. Well and Dr. Singer were then presented by the primate, and kissed her Majesty's hand. The deputation coedited of the primate, as visitor, all the fellows and scholars, a considerable number of Doctors of Divinity, Law, Medicine, and Science, Lord Farnham, Mr. Hamilton, and Mr. Napier. They walked in procession from the Col lege, and formed an interesting spectacle in .their * robe/. TEE LEVEE. . .. . This the diet rereptien by kr Majesty of bsilididtilb in her meient own of Dublin, will keg be. IMMINONf ill. the south at MN Irish wart. The number of preurststiess was beyond all eapewition—indeed I inay_say le, for they are still poi on while I write this latter. - Yesterday morning . the number of names sent in Pa efssestati. vt 4woiVS: which, if I add those who had beet pre I shall not *Maim' if I say_ that the numbest amosatsd to mealy be MOW depthetiont from enq utabfic bailee. Haven been, through the Maim el Williams (roaspthol!er of the komeliell), of into Parish's Mal, I had les anallent sppeettnity mitosis theigindid essrieviaL Prole* in I eels* her Mdegp puma theeestlho Ileidowee uats my r leaning on the semi el Paws Albany Ind mewed the *sem mom This, not a Lep *ewe" presorted a 'Monad appeeranee. the t las bee newly ON tvekiNde dtmated mid n When mougled: by her sneypery es the of Prism Al ba% who stood toddlis!,U the Berl Clermilea sad his amiable Cc Meet sad.. brilliant envie of nobility and high offidah, It looked Maly yoga. fies Majesty wore a green figured huh pplia dross and light scarf, mid looked in the bra hoeldkeind Spirits: Tien) the names of all prencht WORM be sit 'Only • Herculean bat an unprofitable task; ft will be suilkient to my that they ooze pifirA surly all the nobility roll gentry of Ireland, and a Inge sprinkling of Beek& hmel lON I oetioed the Prince George of Cambridge, Marquis of Lunde "le. Duke of Lenoir, Marquis of Marken* But of Roden, Earl. of Clare, Mem& of Lwidooderry, sad several others of Keil. rank. Net. the Mat interesting 19 01 m "f O.= endings .Weral the prearatation el maremes by the :Vlbeen. As they stood la St. Patrick's lUD, 1 TA bag Mink* whet Vallifllol/ blowy the redoes sectir t =ossoted. Oa ose side stood the Mike's .1 the ehrsseft. la disk egimegal Pelee, an Membdittely g e a ppeekle theltmera whelk Wheys, ia t E rsa bleskoritlt, = 4 •l= 4. astx,e B h be c hi nr& o z r shain ti ella i : , steed, Ms tattles of the General Amenbly, and uses Wilionlifte Misty el Friends. When. Is mom to the time of those lest to be preesat4, an Meer of tin leuesbeid M- demand es ism that they meld not *Mee Ws the lemma drys* Wilk their haw se. T* Le desipall teldgithefe el tbeseelres, but sabmitted 'M Apia Tahoe ty hoe the Arial. I do not kriefer : _. 'Ws . is thi s = hut sever barks sees • mud gnessetettet Mthe " haler% I wismiso Ilie balms. Jaw *0 pemeseT, Wei rpt:the poissiirt mai the fteal 'W, We ef. Ski pommatiofte ceutseeeeil. sad lbe geese benne g saufeg. The. two Moused parsons whe had bees emend ig below the rail is the aato.roont sm. leek a iskifeat _lle muter of the Mm muter looked eglork eat we. 'bilged le sill fax the polies Is avoid crash fig. The deputed's* remind sad pernitted to present addresses ware the Cooperation sell Ilaftaraity of Dahlia, and the ruses religious dennaioationa. There were oleo addiewn en noted from rant ol the ematim The Cantle• yard was fill. d with &briniest guard of hasour, and daring the ITALY. TUSCANY.—The Psedmontese Gazette of the 4th inst. announces that the Grand Duke of Tuscany has named a commission for the compilation of a mili.ary penal code, as also of a code of procedure. MM. Martini, Sardinian ex-envoy to Gaeta, Galett;, a:- president of the Roman Constituent Assembly, and Cestahili, ex-deputy of the same, left Leghorn oh the 29th ult. for Genoa. ROMAN STATES.—The Risorgitnento of the 4th inst. states that Oszilzald;, after an engagement at Mercatello with the Austrians, has again retired by the Vornis, aid Pieve St. Stephan, to Monterehi and the heights of Castiglione. The .8 ,loyna Gazette, of the 31st alt., on the contrary, states that he has re tired to blontrefelto. A letter from Rome states that the government CIMMISSIOG is composed of 3 eminence., Vermicelli, Altien, and Della Ger►gs. Oen. Ondinot has directed that, according to the desire of the Roman municipal commission, the French engineers are to be charged with all the works necessary to re-establish comma sications within and without the town. He has also named a special commission far works of beneficence, composed of MM. Trossard, Peri, Pelazzi, Bluebird, aid Boofilioni. The following address has been privately circulated at Rome : ROMAN RIIPIIBLIC. In the nM;;ltiOiaaditie People. Romans, — Brutal force has overcome your city, but it has not changd or vanquished your rights. Tile Roman Re public line eternal and inviolable, in the suffrages of the tree who proclaimed it, and in the spontaneous adhesion of all elements of the state—in the faith of the people who have prolonged oar defence, and in the blood of the martyrs who fell for it under your Wills. Our invaders have betrayed all their premises; God will betray them. Remain constant and firm is the faith during the short trial to which you are now 'spoiled, and despair not of the future. Short is the dura tion of violence, and certain mast be the triumph of a people who hope, fi ght, and suffer for the cause of justice and for that of true liberty. You have given many proofs of military daring—give now leash of civil courage. Sy all that is sacred• with you, citizens, do not yield either to bane tear or stupid egethre. Make visible to the world the separation that exists between you and your betrayers. Let Rome be their wimp, but not their city ; sad let the IMMO of baiter Nome be given to him who, contrary to his hamar and conscience, has any dealings with the enemy. The necessities of Europe will not permit Rome to biome the conquest of name or of another wales. Let their occupation have all the character of a conquest. isolate the enemy, andlturcipe *III Willi ill powerful voice helot. No me can prevent the peaceable ex ' of your wishes: Let the pablie voice be soostently heard and *a daubed. . le Let the municipality tusks it known that it adhered vo luntarily to the reputdisan farm of government and the abo lition of thetezeporal government of the Pope, and that It will carder government to be illegal that does not emanate directly the people. Prom *very district, from every proviarzal tows, let hots appear of thousands of names tuba attest the 'me faith and invoke the same tights. In the streets, in the theatre, in every suitable place, let the erz be hand, "Away with the government of the •4 , Freedom of vete," and after that ode ery let be silence. Oa the &o bey of the pontiaeal arms, let these who were to the sepubib retire kora dice. Pear net, they can not impima • millissa they moot tempsl a while people to digress themestvea sad dimmer: you will.be,o Rowe, If, after ease having ,preekbasel to all Rupee you determinates to be free, and fought and lost thic hod blood smart you to be so, you alsonld now deemed M the 000ditien of slavesor associate with your betrayals, Your fathers, Roman., were gcett—act bee they knew how. to Engem, bat that when beaten tiepin we.. despair. l a. 4, • In the name of God and the people he peat, sepia ilathem were. This day, as thee, you kale a world--sea Wilma world—ia your custody. Your National Amiably is not dissolved—it is only saw ratel. Year .mpeUel by the form of circuit manses to Bummed their r ablis atlas, still watch over your agars, and will direct leer seeilleet when the opportune messeet arrives. Pee the triumvirate, ILIUM. Italy, July, 1849. SPAIN. MADRID, Atm. 3. Mon arrived &neat Oranja yesterday evening, in a post-chaise, cheek by . jowl with his old enemy Salamanca. Mon's carriage had gone on a little before Salamanca's, and he had kept up the advan tage by taking the best post-hones, but hie carriage upset, and he was obliged to put up with Salamanca's post-chaise and company. It is said on'Change that be had given in his resignation, and that Egana was to succeed him ; others say Orlando, known by the sobriquet of the summer minister ; and some respectable authorities asserted that Nar vaez himself would take charge of the finance depart ment. All the probabilities are that the thing has been arranged, and that Mon will remain, for towards the end of the day the operations of the Bourse became active. Yesterday the Three pet Cents. were et 26Z ;at nine o'clock to-day they were 26: 0 and at eleven at 27. There is much movement among speculators. • What news there is is favourable to the linage elate. Up to the latest despatch( s from Haynau's bead-quarters, Szegedin bad tot been taken. The .qualification yesterday given of the news of its me ntion is thus justified, and everything inch( att s that an obstinate stand will be :nee the e. The Austrians •were advancing on it by three columeir, from Fele- Wise., Halu, and Theresiopol. • The great number of en means and conflicting pri vate accounts tram the seat of war which are pub- Balled by the Wiener Zeituny, in a semiofficial form. while co formal bagels aeursay hwelsom Waldo Pro - ' duce the greatest contagion. Thu., it h.'s been several • times announced in the official journal that Szegedin has been taken ; while the con:radictoryde es assigned to this important event prove that it is a mere ru mour. All that is positively known is tbs.' liqueu r on the let inst., we. still at Feb gybeze, e .here he says twat he was obliged to remain, to give a dare rest to the third corps, which bad taken The,-esiopel on the 30th ult., while the Magyars retrestea' from 7 the latter place to Ssegedin. On the 2nd, the advanced guard of Hayman w as at Kie-Telek, half way from Felegyhen to %en din. Meanwhile, it is certain that already some sharp re sistanoe oo the part of the Magcars had begun. to make Reel( felt on his left flank, in eousequerice f which be was obliged to detach a brigade ataint Czongrad. The position of Szegedin on the nein, at it. einthenee with the Mucci, covering the %Aka. and Banat, as well as Guyon'. operations in these south against Syrmia, renders it a place of great im— portance, and no doubt it will be obstinately defended, as great pains have been laterly taken to fortify it strongly. It is said that Paskiewiieh is advancing, by forted marches, through Debut:tin on Grosswardein. A Russian courier reached Pesth from Vienna on the Ist, bowleg despatctes fur General Paskiewitch. When he got to Nab, there way no one who could tell bim where the Russian general was. The courier went on at a venture to Miskolcz. The battle at Mis kolcz is given out by the Hungarian party as a great vivory. Ll•yd's Pesth correspondent reports that it lasted three whole days. The same authority states that a hotly-disputes battle took place between Fe legyhsza and Kis-Telek. A third engagement is mentioned between the troops of Dembinski and Schlick. The hest is intolerable at Pestb, and the troops of Havasu had suffered greatly on their march through the marshy waste between the Theirs and Danube. The water springs on the way were all I turbid and foul : the soldiers used vinegar to mix with i the muddy drink. • It has bees mentioned that list week the diligence • from Vienna to Pistil was stopped between Ace and Dote, by a party from Comore, arid that some Austrian officers were made prisoners upon this occa sion. The release of one of three, Major Backers, who, together with the conductor, was sent to the lAustrian out-posts, and is now in Pi esbnrg , h as b een the means of procuring for us some impottant oor sections of the mu-statements circulated with respect to the. garriwn of Comore. The stories about the ravages of typhus and cholera are pure inventions. According to Major Becker', whose statement ap pears in the Weever Zeitung, the garrison, con sisting of 15,000 ..men. under the command' o f ' General Klapka enjoys excellent health. They are full of what he :mils Magyar pride and self-conceit, which means that they are in high spirits and full of confidence in the issue of their cause. Supplies of all sorts are abundant, and Knssnth noes in full flow. Major Beckers gays, that the total ignorance of the officere with regard to what had been going on in the world for some months past was startling; and that the French and Vienna newspapers which fell into their possession on this occasion, having been de voured eagerly, seemed to put them in a thoughtful humour. And if Klapka should light on another bundle of newspapers, and see that numerously signed petitions have been presented to the British parliament, praying i for the interlerenee of her Ma jesty's government n the Hungarian cause, the vales of the Kossuth currency in Comore will not be depre ciated thereby. Layroportion as General Haynan "dimness into the interior, the garrison of Coinorn makes their activity felt. General Klapka made on the 30th a sortie from • his entrenched camp, in which. he inflicted severe losses on the besieger.. The following bulletin is given of this affair by the Soldatersireund : " On the 30th of July, at half-past four in the morning, the brigade of Pott, posed at Heteny, was attacked sharply by the enemy, whose force, disposed in three columns, consisted of between fear and five battalions of infantt7, 'four divisions of orialry, and four batteries of eight guns each. Against then General Pott could only bring up four battalions, a weak division of thank and six six-pounders. Not withstanding the bravest resistance, the brigade was obliged to retreat, and through Bajts reached Neuhaus'', continually pursued by the enemy. Behind the latter place and the Neutra, General Pott stood his ground, and after being relieved by reinforce , menu returned to the plateau of Heteny. The loon of the brigade is considerable; from 30 - to 40 UV killed and wounded, but the number of those who have been carded of( by cholera and exhaustion is double that amoent. A false attack was at the same time made on the brigade of Liebler, consisting of 3 battalions of the regiment Stephan, with nine gums, in the Shutt. To lure the enemy into the fire of the entreachmenta the troops were commanded to retreat beltind4bese i but he did not venture farther. 116 was then drives from his position at St. Pal by an ad-once of the left wing, en echelon, and pursued to Nemenoers. Hers Gee. Berm plied Lim with good effect with s well-direeted fire of 12-pounders from the right bank. The enemy lost t 2 kilted ea wounded, one an Aker ; our side, one killed, and two wounded. On ttie gime day the posts of observation at P. Haps and Mattes were attacked by a superior form, and the first loos , where there is a pontoon' s n laes bursted. Oar troops re treated • to " lid* across the e.g. On the night of tie 31st, atbalf-past 10, the bridge was attacked by artillery ; owing to the active exertions of the 3rd battalion of Stephan, brought off in safety, when theenesay retired to Comore The army of the meth, as the mated remnant of Jellschich's corps is called, encoursgedby the news of Haynau'eappcmois ,wes preparing terecrosedieDaanbe into the Banks. The Ban had gene from Mittevies to Titel, and woeld there await the arrival of the brigade of Rank, in order to reassume the offensive. The Grater Zeitung reports that General Nugent entered Kammer on the 30th. lie bad nowhere met with any resistance; but does not account for the slowness of his 12,000 landsturmers had been recently nor - %apoorer, but disappeared on the 26th. A small detachment of Magyar troop., in the same neighbourhood, had retired towards the Danube. PRUSSIA.—The following is the letter of our oor resplendent : BERLIN, Auorsr 6. General Lamoriciere arrived at Breslau, on his way to Warsaw, on the night of the 3rd. General Lame riciere was not presented to the King of Prussia at Berlin, as it happened that during his passage through the Pruin capital the king was gone to Stettin, to preside at the ceremony of uncovering the monument of Frederick William ru. The King of Prussia returned to-day to Sanneouci from Swinemilnde. The military occupation of the principalities of Hohenzollern-Siamaringen and Hohenzollern-Hechin. gin by . Preens is announced in the Schwabiechs