The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-27 00:00:00

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THE rapid increase of oar Naval Expen.liture en tailing upon the Mihisters of the day the necessity of producing and defending estimable of enormous magnitude in Parliament, it occurred to Sir JORN P iitstanN, when First Lord of the Admiralty, to fortify his department by appointing three Com mittees of Investigation, upon whose reports our naval admiaistratioo might be, in case of need, ins. proved or vindicated. There was the Financial Committee, consisting of Maws. CARRY, HAMILTON, AN t , txqost, and Sir IitcHARD BRONLIT, to inquire why the navy is more expensive than formerly ; the Committee on the Steam Machinery of the Navy. of which Admiral HAMMEN. Mr. NAsmrra, sad Mr. WARD were members; sad, lastly, there was a Committee to inquire into the labour in our dock yards. The desirableness of revising the scheme and examining the efficiency of oar naval establish 'atilt', from time to time, will be seen from the fact that we h►ve spent in the course of the last six years no less than 12,286,000/, on shipbuilding, steam machinery, and fitting ships foe ma and commis sion. The amount voted for establishment chug.' for the naval yards of Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham, Stumm, Portsmouth, Devonport, and Pembroke, for this present year is 116,0001.; while the sum voted far workmen's wages in the same yards is 1,232,0001. These ware are paid. to 13,290 persons : to 4,000 shipwrights, 330 eaalkare, 610 joiners, 342 sawyers, 876 entitle, 486 millwrights and weeklies at milk, 394 riggers, 204 sailmakees, 427 spinals, 1,106 exerciiirig unclusifisd trades, sad 2,076 labourers, and 2,440 men engaged in the steam &axiom. We quote these figures to show the grand scale upon which every organic defect in our dockyard administration must be repeated. The labours of the last Duekyard Commission followed the Parliamentary Committee on Naval Expenditure which set in 1848, wince which date, se we all know, great and important changes have takes place in our naval requirements. The Dochiard Committee was composed of Rear- Adatirel SMART, Chairman ; %% HENRY CHATFIELD master shipwright at Deptford ; Mr. ANDREW MIll•, RAT, thief engiseer at Portsmouth; Mr. ROBEZT LAWE, eterekesper at Chatham ; sod Mr. Hosea/ Bownsti, civil engineer and Alp baildar, of the Rest lailin-road.The Report is only signed by keret these gentlemee, Mr. CIIATTIELD strongly protesting against the couttleeione of his colleagues. Thu Committee in the first place tete a puma view of the whole system of conducting the business of the dockyards, and then re port In detail upon each trade. Their Ant remark is, that " the quantity of the week t• done in the dockyards is still below the standard of ..well•conducted priests establishments." This le the keynote to the whole Report. The Committee eimatantly compare the results of Governmeat labour with theme of commercial enterpeise, and the meek is what might have been expected. Mr. Citalntim. on the other hand, and Sir Bat.hort:t WaLath. Bar- Toyer-Gemmel et the Navy,ia his "Itemearks,"whiMli an appointed tot's* Report, struggle with this tat dopey. Mr. Caarotatto maintains that so far Ns assimilating t h e management of week in the royal dockyards to the system observed to prima' was blieliolote, we should Mho great airs to avoid bai tatiai that system. He templaine or at Melt pills oak that the propo.al to aradact the dockyards ti• beteg pimples earl to adept the system mar teed in the private made, is dos to the bet that there were two engineers on the Committee, whilst he aloes repreerated the ship-Ouldieg deparlowst. A brief accoust of a Report which consists si more than a thoumad paragraphs, and ex tends ever 91 folio pages, meat weeds be very gine rat. The Committee recommend changes affecting the whole constitution sad working of the dock yards. They estimate every mod* of working and paying simply by its results. They find that the supervisico of the yards is defective ; that there is too little easiest among the °Mews ea to the hosiers' of the day ; that reeponiibilfty is too much divided sod not sufficiently ds- Loed ; that while the qoality of Ilse week has received great atteatioe, its cost has been sadly turieeted ; that the positkie and authority of the practical foremen in the yards is not irefacimaly mooed in the eyes of the workmen and that the system of superannuation, which is founded am tie permanence of employment, hinders the discharge of inefficient workmen. They further condoms the three system under which permeate are made to the workmen for their labour performed in the yob. 'May condemn the " tub and job" system, by whisk a cathode sum of mosey I. paid for each specific week in detail, according to an established system of prices, because they find that the system does not provide for limiting the coat of the who!' ship. Turn they report that "sister corvettes of 1.462 toes " have coot upwards of 3,0001. rims for shipwrights" labour in one yard than another, though both were paid for by niessarement of the week upon them, seder the some scheme of pries., and thsegh the work upon both most hays hew county kleutical.s In like manner they soaliellle the system of " day week with check enessommest," because it cheeks tha seargiss of the men was are 'lemony indorsed to vale. the week al It programs, and to ezeseleae more than will nail the wages. They prepare le abolish them tee sperm/ elagether. As a sok& two they proper, that whoa a ship is to be Wilt, the plan to be feßeerel shall be that practised by the ship-builders is the Thames; that is to say, to tit a prise per tea fee ship-beildieg Lebow for the ship, the pries 'varying ateredigte theta's* sad pre. portions of the ship end eke Mad* sad the quality of the week required. The ship Wag divided into certain stages of week, the prleetele paid tier work- THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2,7, 184,9,„ manship is also so divided. The only espereigon, thee, necessary is thee reduced to mein that the work is of the best quality. They Me& Yftlevalue to the periodical visits of the Lords et the Admi ralty to the dockyards, and poiat out the expense or .charge which might be spared ; but they recommend that a shipwright and an 'neater frets the ettrveyor's department should Creqeeetly visit the dockyard& A still more important recessineadation ie that, to supply the felt want of a proper stimulus to Govern ment officers for ths efficient and economical manage ment of the works under their charge, the cost of every ship built and fitted for ordinary, or completed tir sea, and the beisam-atieets of the chief manatee- taring breaches, showing the not cost of the week produced in the different dockyards, should be printed annually with the Navy Estimate, and pre sented to Pr.liarsent, and circulated to all the dock yards. It is easy to see from the oommenta of the Sta. vuTok-GL-uurt m , as well as those of other persons high in office, that rest resistance will be made to the introduction of many of then changes. Never theless, since their comments are sot made in a spirit of obstructiveness and opposition to improvement, the discussion they provoke will be favourable to the increase of exact knowledge upon th's important subject, and tend to mature the plans by which the present system is demised to be nprmeded. gtx esurt. BALMORAL, S. 25. Her Majesty, accompanied by the Princesses Alice sod Hobos, drew to Uto Fall* of the Oorrbsit peaty, it toadot by Lodi Marotta . . _ . - The Prime Cernart, aroootraaied by Prises /Mbar, end attended by the OmMenea I. Waiting, drove W the Aber. veldt* Woods, whir► were driven toe deer. The Primo, of Wales west eat deer-stalking. He Migergy's dieser poly ladadad the Princess Ales, the Prime el Weise, die lame Clerk, and Mr. OUgheat, sod the Wise sad Gentlemen is Waidag. A Cabinet Council wu held yesterday afternoon at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downingetreet. The ministers present were Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Sir G. Commall Lewis, Lord John Rummell, the Duke of Newoestle, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, the Chancellor of the Fso tier, Sir Charles Wood, the Deka of Somerset, Sir Grey, the Earl of Elgin, the Right Ron. T. Gibson, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. Viooint Pekoelea left Lanka yeelieley eftenioon for tar mat Brodkin.% lbOe. Darpstehra A. lir °owners d Card% Yalta, cad Gibraltar ore reedeed yeftedey se tie Cekeed-olloe. The Duke of Beaufort, who, with the duchess, bos blew staying ea a visit to the Earl emil Countess Howe, et Goyeall Ran, Leicorterebire, pseud etroogit lows yester ay ea kis way to Newmarket. The Marquis of Clanricarde hal arrival at Tarim. The Cosigns of Morton sad the Ladies Ross sad OW:a& Dough' love arrived s the °Wands Hots!, Wsp Ma" The Berl and Counter of Ayleeford have arrived at CLAW. Hotel, fros Laiagarca. Visessa t tad Visconatams Barrington and the Row lbws Dieelegke have mired at Powderhasa, the ems et the Dart of Dew" hes viaitiog Lady Italieworth at Par erne, Casale& Visooant Clifdea arrived in town yesterday from a tour of visits In Scotland, and '1 the •venial kit to salad Um Newmarket inset.og. _ _ thoooming of age of the youthful Lord Aber eromby woo celebrated .tth the nasal festivities, at Alrtbrie Cesile, the busily met is Stirliegehlre, or Friday lest Lady Howard de Walden and the Hon. Charles El& bum lets Clei.ditie Hotel for crels. Lard Bellew and the Hoo. Maw Bellew, aad lb* Maw sod Mrs. Belle., have lilt the it, George BMA Uri Wait, socompanied by Sir Richard Lavigne, pee es • tau Woo& tir Norton llama Nam Tbs metier of Colonel Uss Hos. hams Moo gooold ebb Yr NM Mu SW" &niter se Lord sad Logy Wsibssort, w sagamoisoi yostaday, it tau pens of seleet arch of biools, at dr parish thank se Itsaybo Cart. The marriage et the H. Wies Campbell, yeaegart thasittor of the Lord Cliamollor sad the Savant iltrethaka, with Mr. Mahwah, of Orobiodisigh Pak, Mompairo, will be colobratod ow Tondty, dm 4th proximo. Lady Mesgrave bee left the St. George's Hotel. The Hight Bee. Frederick Peel, M.P., end WI. Pili retuned es liaseplea Perk, sate Celestial, st ths elan oldie pee weak, b. s ear ta Inked, sad Mee due gem ie Avlegeasoe s eat le Mr. sad Mn. Bballsy. Mr.Jatiss Bisekberse and Min Bliekbon Imo ha dr as. Oimers ItoteL 1111 rs. Lam Fox loam lift the St. Gooree Hotel it Domains. Nan* on a van io Lid sad Lily Walton Pomba. no &rim Gazette Maras that Mr. Darby OM* 5.?.. peouped by blo vont sympathy tw tio ham montllntinallgo, bat proontiod to Italy to obtain ponosal inilmmtion on at state of .&to.. TM boa. sa tin b• 11 yioftd Twin and 1111 m, batondlng to proceed to Parma, blodena, irkagass, sad Bologna, patios himself at ma of tam imird leglotatam action YIN 011•1•111a10116IS roilk lis =eV &NW }Ado.' Whim gum* az. With the gar* Orem' lrailloat Mr. Dray Orilla' bad Newel Istarrier at NW" Asurlied is mutually of tie mad arposable mil mithliraltay Dar% MISADIANTWIII W 4 IOYAL PARTY. Tim Courwr of Ham'berg hoe some details of t►e aise4vsatste Id a& Weil the Ihkg of &awns oft the Lac • The etwassit hit I. the raeurid Ste l 7 at 9 o'clock korai ea Mari the Mai, the Clem, re Berelltery PAM" ea toe Pdaressee, dr bar rod patirea of the comet, 111. i Dedas, lettretat el State, Mali erre preseepe arlarler The etertev rum agrearl Is • rattbeak to Ste urn bredi el the Mrs. She or era both Ana Aloft assy nod Nerleriebb, bat the wind was so high dot no boatsmen d Icedaney even Okay* of ge/ep one to dr sistiner. Le mend et Nesdeelekh, however, pet of la e best, sad se he wee dewy mew op to the owed the eerier white plies between &Mee end Nortleisty wee ma appsweshing. The Wag soh Is poly 'Na web ploood to Ni by, am their whin was ilopoissor sal to Oho wooly of provisions ew heal wee It. men. TI. Athens Name sew the signals nide, sod ewe seem d e sheet ilesmes hone ths Klop's vend. Pet nether el the reuse hel • heat. /numb& the Newhall& *pry-beet bed wield, and the Royal ball, gel his it. The Qua ad the Lase .wormed the little cabin. Ales the Meg eel a the gootkassa Won obhcod to mato so deck, owed to berry rale. Bat the sad et lila eabilweeme hell wet sem. se midway the boat good oh a osadboak, sod 000 M sot splash either et iho ohenors. TWO was now no oho ribs bet le wait ems been, exposed to wind sad ram. witheet fwd, ueto she tile shout In.. as low ha oloatly 6 slew el voters*, to lbe let bat es lost. let whew they .dead there so Food ores le be Yd. Al lest the dam pooh wet, sod toms rolled with pswelsites end wise. shish (NOM oil so wait with pasts soh sho allowed the wed le lost." Tin Pulses Closieeses Vi. TO Assuming.— Tbe Qom bee beended Km Tben tbis villa et Kr. Tbunpuf of risa, • Us& mom bmislik with imee slow, la paspl ••• f ai t=r ome vti Or ?Men Omen IMO suso• Wpm _llkaultary Maw eldb geollbeg et Op Ongesee el ibe Midi are dales. Dins at u* et. Titicam—We have idwieso f ig Theme deer I Thaw, se ale Sr lbw of Nem lost "M. Modar la t t etli Arrilikr=swilirip, I ,- :76. DRAMA. ADZialll. Isst sight was mamma the siting mem sr th. New Iblelplti—aeeseoa wait we trig wilitoradar Welt tuna semiliewiew la theawied easele eat isms pallid& to ite noblest seamier than the Int. Mr. Wavier nay he said to have the ball at him foot:; with the pietas* theetti la Lark" mil enjoyin apreloye for s owtaia carps ed reps matador which le es yet eaparell.led, he his bat to keep up the periersowaa to the leoted•for wasidard, sad a own kr- tone mast he the monk of W latours. last mesas testified too mash I. the sitraetlosa of the buildlsg, but ha tree tale• takes io hia calculations (wagon the British public likes, het onefort alone does sot suffice. The Adelphi is ementially the hoses for melodrama and rotate( farce, and when theme ere provided Its malls sill Invariably be shed. Tie plasm bat algia wee—Geed for Nothing, dm Mm. Alhud Mace md Mr. Toole; the pretty littis drama at OM leech of Mauro, in whittle Mr. Wobator pie* whit peat BLit and pathos ; and a raw faros called Iws ea Nerver, by Mr. Maddisoe Morton, in which Mr. David Fisher mode his fret bow to se Adelphi audiesoe. TM Wm to of Mr. Marto', Morton.lah—that is to say, it is he DisliglMMtlegnis trageobabk. In the highest degree ridinniena, abamdlag Miaow situation, full of mod Immemine dialogue, gad per• hotly succeraful. Mr. Jobe Barber (Mr. D. 11Woorderriving at the Whit* Horse Cellar, on hie way to visit his mole at Bristol, Beds a pion already booked to his name to Reading. Ho is a careless fallow, fond of adventure, and goes Is Beading, on his mind at which piece he is met by a very full-blown coachman (Mr. Paul Bedford), who delivers to him • mysterious note, which toile him to treat him. self to the bearer. From the ooaclunan Mr. Barter learns, that the note comes from his taffetas, a ves7 rich widow, sad Boaster M inclosed to obey directicas, sod proceed with ter corpulent Jahn; but he is mad whit hugger, and the coachmai will not hear of any delay in their setting out. Curiosity prevails over appetite, sad Boaster is taken to a villa in the neighbourhood, where he is received by an old lady, bin. Rowdy (Mrs. Cbettaisy), and her brother, Major Muddle (Mr. C. Baby), who le the most myeterioni manner, and with *natant unintelligible rdswitess to a "brother Bob," gradually enlightens him into the fact that be is mistaken for a man of similar name, whom the said br Aber Bob has engaged to mute down end marry Mies Bawdy (Mrs. Leadlew) et a esement's 'Mks. Itonnly.it mewled by the next day, will Merit 80,00014 Mahe Weill' mewed, than the will of hew eccentric benefactor le deed, the meow passes tato the bends of other members of the family. Thirty (boomed rude end a very pretty girl, as the young lady proms to be, en by no means unacceptable to Bagger ; bat his Imager hue by We time risen to snob • pitch that he me warmly wain' Nairlf, mad very nearly spoils all by his various decker In pit \thief the refreshment which is brought up for the family lawyer. A. letter re ceived jest before the climes proms thet the other Bagger la already married, and oar hungry friend, being on the spot and &Toilette, Is Immediately booked for the young lady by her friends ; but Jest as he is about is sign the centred dinner ls announced, mid he makes one wild rash through the folding-doors, end falling against the table, brings all down in a general crash. Finally it is announced that the mischief shall be repaired, he accept' the young lady's hand, and all ends happily. The weight of the pine meld calif. raker, who ectplitUd himself esoetedshebly--eethig with peat spirit and Rade .. . _ Wahl, comb Itaineee. - Ha is amatially a light brae agar, bat one of a very high order. He wee ably escoadai by Mr. Selby, Mr. &Mord, tad Mts. Chatterley. The pima pro duced resew of laughter throughout, end aim entirelyeatereer gal, Mr. Fisher being tautly summoned at the fall of Ma curtain. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE FRENCH PEW AND THE GOVAHN- MINT. AND sarnes Tazisa kit.) (not on owx col PARIS, San. 27. The Mesiteser of this day oentairiethe followings " Under the pretence of peening that the press is not free, several journals direct against the decree of February, 1852, attacks which exceed the utmost limit of the right of discussion. The government might slake we of the power which it possesses spinet seek an abuse; bat it does not wish to do so immediately after the entirely spontaneous act which relieved the press from warnings. The go verment, however, faithful to its principles of mo deration, can no longer fail in its duty of enforcing respect for the law. It therefore honestly warns the journals that it is resolved no longer to endure polemical exams, which con only be reurded as the manceuvres of parties." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. CllOll OVB owl !AIM, MONDAY ETIZING. . The utmost darkeeni Prevails here u to the state at the Italian question. The Pays sap, " all is perhaps not false is the various rumours lately cir culated, but all is very conjectural and very prn mature." It is nevertheless ortain that within the last few days the tendency of events has been towards a settlement, and we think the present situation is tolerably well defined by. the semi-official Prussian Ciasetts, which says that the afire el Italy will be divided into two acts ; the first will be a peace signed between Austria and France, and the other, relative to the disorders in Central Italy, will be reserved for a European Con gress, to the assembly of which there is no serious opposition. The Bourse, however, was very much moved by a telegram from London, representing that the leading English papers pronounce with great vigour in favour of the annexation of the duchies _ _ _ to Piedmont. The declaration of this morning's Doily News, that the union it already an accomplished fact," made a great impression. Business was again active, and a smart struggle was maintained between the Bulls and the Beare, bat the tendency wee decidedly downwards and the Route fell 3.5 c. for cash and 20c. for account, closing at 69fr. 30c., and 69fr. 36c. Mobilier fell 7fr. 60c. The Western Railway rose 7fr. 60c., bet all the other lines were sfr. lower. The agitation in favour of more liberty is now assuming very large proportions. lire. aequiret eundo. The writers grow bolder and bolder every day. In spite of the very plain declarations of the Moniteur that the warning system is inherent in the constitution of the empire, and was and is meant to be permanent, the leaders of the movement affect to believe that the Emperor cannot but intend to do away with it, and they daily accumulate arguments to demonstrate its absurdity, just as if the Duke of Padua's circular had Prase MM. Neffizer and Peyrat, and in the Opi nion Nationak MM. Gaeroalt and Viard, write nearly every day with a vigour which completely route the hack :government writers on the other aide, who are cs mach surprised at meeting with serious opposition as Admiral Hope wu at the formida ble cannonade from the Peale forte. As a specimen of the sort of writing now to be found in the French independent journals, I subjoin en extract from an answer by M. Viard, in the Opinion Fatima', to M. Paulin Limayrac (himself an advocate for the abolition of the warning system), who, apropos of M. Villemain's article, said yester day in the Patriot that the freedom of the press had killed the monarchies of 1813 and 1830. M. Viard replies : It is sot the liberty but the omega= of the preen which has beta fetal to all the Fria& gommakents of the teat misty yam. Test Is the plain truth, And at this remosat ws alarm that the pm:saw liberty of the prom-the ergs. of auffrageat eithime-es far from coneduiting say micas danger ter • govessemat proosedleg from universal suffreip, and which has aoforos, so assetka other than what it drams from the& saffrop,haa absolute cioaditien, a vital organ of that spans of destrieratle govemisent; that fir from beteg the crowning Gramm& of the ediffm-the mare banquet of flowers dimaraled with trim:domed tibaade coquettish', ex hibited ea the highest pummels of the heave-it Is the chief 'NW Mega the solid and steamy basis of the alike of natimal stiverelgaty ; that the sessnigaty above must be bundedapen the greagessyedideselthispopular soversigaty, gf which it is bat the ineseestaon, the expression, sad the delegation ; that the lest of the eidseas is incompeteet to deprive the either who elided him of their sovareigniy-of their right to exereiim their mange freely, sad to give free utterance to their *plaices, their wishes, th ei r counsels, sad even that wit), in the periodical prim, I. boob, in tae electoral coamills, sad in the Corps Legtelatit If the semnigaty of the people be met • vein ward, sad if the rights derived from universal sane are secret, by what right am the shot of the people manillas in deny the aesursigrq of those who made him sonreiga ? Whit -.have I the right to sleet • ruler, and shall I not be allowed to jades, to ealiginea, to advise, to admonish the ran who holds his misdate from me ? Such eophiams as these wan all the IMAMS Wee the regime of "divine right ;" they am pernicious, sad mactimary under a repulse of tug ' venal suffrage-which suffrage is you, me, everybody-the whole nation-the entire people. There is now exhibited "t the clerical print shops a portrait of the Pope, in fall pontifical robes, " in. raking Heaven for a bleating upon Italy." His Holiness holds in his hauds a map, upon which may be deciphered the words, " Confederezione Italians,' indicating that the Pope catches at the Villafranca project of a confederation u the only means open to him of co-operating with Austria to keep Italy in thraldom. This notable production is appropriately dedicated " to the clergy." The Paris, apropos of an average quota of abuse of the Ling of Sardinia, published by the Univers, says :—" A single number of the Univers does more harm to the church than a whole volume of Voltaire." The that M. Renee, who "ince the retirement of M. Cucbeval Clarignyi Ilea been its political director, is unfortunately com pelled by the stets of his health to resign. It informs the public at the same time that the title of " director," which owed its origin to the union of the Constitution/attend Pays under one directioa, need no longer be need now that " the nomination of M. Granter do Diamagnet) as principal editor of the Pays has severed the unity of the two journals." M. Orangaillot, a young writer who has lately taken a• prominent part in the Cosaitutiosisel, and has displayed very ooneiderable ability, is the new rocketeer ex chef. I doubt whether the amount given of the reasons for abolishing the title of "political director" of the Cesistitutiossest are altogether historically correct I bet this is a matter damn importance. I presume, however, that the peculiar relations between the Constitistioasel and the government, which have endured ever since the sale of that journal by the secret partnership of Veron and De Morny, are now at an end, and that M. Grimier de Cassavas (whose 'dim/ship of the Pays, by the way, is net of yesterday) will hereafter enjoy the exclusive privilege of writing articles, the official character of which will only be contra dicted (when found convenient) by the ifositeur. Ths Princess Ciothilds, inosedist to 'satin frost Tar* win visit the eardhgea eecital meal weeb. St;eral et the French journals anaosome the snivel al Ms. Diemen et Berme, eel Memel, ere ender the Impeadea Mat Is le the We Chmailer if die ladman who le thus temellig la Priem TM gramma la quer lies (flehjealoi sap) le eke memett etairmsee Metier. The live 414 ohOrtree, who served with the Ber , iide• may Ito do Italian roarpolgo r h•e enmesh boa e• • vial% to the Gird Doke ot Heaklr•h•tl, who 1 noroly m iaow!, to ide mother, t►e hue and iero•ted Doane of Orialoo. The otoy of his royal highest* et &hoed• woo ow et keg duration, sad bo has now pootellod to Sodium. hod, MS mta to jolt hi. regiment •t Piodme•t or LOCO. hardy. Jost aa the railway train wan haring Epa three moulage aro," youths Sothals, b•adseaaly dreamt, bat la • thry iiioardsrel mat; and ',Mostly la • lithe of gnat sr cittosost, stand the stalk• awl alien to leave by tad . train; bat is the state la width the miss aka wee rating& Stu bad Wes ems, it was mid, ca the pordmi est at Y•, !WOMB, wain As that smog tboaethe Imo% sad bad probably bola wombs about ki• the opts alitht la the salebbouthoth The profits of the blab a► Sprbal w the. day la lawalsa awsaaasd a Y mowayseW4,6l,lll.l7l*. 4YN1V1184.87 01P MANI.VS PU.VIII4.L. The anniversary of the death of Medlin was cele brated in the cbnrch of Banta Croce, at Florence, on Friesy last. Santa Croce, as is well knows, contains the mans lams of Dsate, Machiavelli, Oaiflo, sad Allied. No more apptc priate locality could therein* be selected fo celebrating the otnecittlee of Meath. The national guard, under the com mend of its colonel, Carlo Form, was offlAally present. The goriest:mat were remanded by flalvagnod, Minister at Worship ; Mole, Minister of Fonds.% Afrain Cicero, Minister of War, and the Prefect of Florence. The Marquis Bartolond, mayor of the al, Biwa:hi, renter, of the goverment, and all the prinolpal Inbabtwase were likewise present. M. Emile °Wrier a®e from Leghorn to take part In the egremorm. The church and mass leading to it ware greedy crowded. Is front of the church wee placed the following formfitting : ALL' ANA Dl DANIZLI 1114:41K, D1P111801.2 M TC2fRILL, 11 L ISA PllOO/110 PAC' 1 110/11:4TINI. 0001 P 11: QV . Air,osA, rparzua Az yrxrn. That is to ray, psople' al Nome; now more than ever the brethren of the people of Venice, pray for the repose of the soul of Daniel Mania, the defender of Venice in 1849." The most miaow, grief and the most cherished hope found at the same Urns their eageression in this august ceremonial, which took place on a spot rendered famous by the preach ing@ and aspirations of Savanerols. SICILY. A letter from Palermo, in the Trieste GaseU4s, says :—.. In consequence of the chief of police having been hissed, some hundreds of persons have been arrested here. One of the most important, and at the same time moat inoffengive personages taken into custody is the Duke di Verde's; and among the other pentane thrown into prison are all the members of the Nobili Club, their offence being that they illuminated on learning the result of the battle of &Alois*. We are sometimes a week at a time in this city without receiving news even from Naples." PARSIA. The Nasione of Florence publishes the following address to the Emperor Napoleon, Toted by the As sembly of Parma: Slte,—The National Antably of the puniness of Plena would sot Will its dodo Ines it not to abhor their edema thanks to your Modety, to your bravo may, end to the gentroos Pesach notion. Wham tho vidory woo si Masada carded yes is triontpb to Mao, yoar august band, which had unsound the enemies of Italy, poon' d an &d -ulnae to the Italians in wade which fats•° gad retina will had down ea a wounre of civil otiona. Yon nes said that the toniTatatios of the national will should be free, and so it hay bees. Oar ansinfee, whoa yea have declared to be yours, could not awl shall sot prevent it. Balms as sad thaw stands the inviolable word of Napoleon 111. Sire, the people of Italy hays responded to year words with firmness, constancy, and confidence. Europe will certainly not arrest nddway a people rising to. welds, sod advetning maisetkedly towards its regeseratice. Bat it that should be attswpted, we aro arta* airs, that the sword of joitice, already drawn ►y you, would again leap drew Its sc thbard to prevent ft. - The Dictitor of Parma and Modena has issued a decree enacting that henceforth all notarial deeds are to be headed with the formula, " Under the reign °lbis Majesty Bing Victor Emmanuel II.," &c. TUSCANY. ZURICH, Bm. 26. The Marquis de Nerli dined yesterday with the Baron de Bouquets/7, end left afterwards for Paris. It is said that he is the bearer of a despatch from the Grand Duke of Tuscany (who is now residing at Linden) for the French government. DEATH OF THE BEY OF TUNIS. BONA, lloNyky, SIFT. 26. The Bey of Tunis died on the 22nd inst. In con. @queues) of the energetic measures takes by Rhea soder, tranquillity has been maintained. Daring the interregnum, which lasted 36 hours, the pre sumptive heir,Bidi Badok,wan recognised as stinceosor. He was installed as Boy on the 24th lost., and took the oaths to observe the constitution sod laws granted to the wintry by his Fadeouts. MOROCCO AND ALGIERS. MAIMBILLBS, Bsyr. 26. Advicee have been received from Morocco to the 19th inst., announcing that a body of French troops had been concentrated at Nemours. The enemy retreated after having attacked the towns of Lalla Maghrina and Nedrowna and set fire to the French mines at Mezig. The authorities have established a garrison at the mines of Oar Ronban, and continue to take energetic measures for the protection of the inhabitants. The colonists hope that a military expedition will Gross the frontiers, and take, as well as chastise, the town of Oschda. THE MED] MALTA, Sam 22. The Berwick with the cable to coonootll7 with Malta, by Cape tesearo, after two usatesestel allemple ley the cable, the weather ben unfavourable, rtnommeer• yesterday, aed to 01 human pratb , lity it sly be Irish I totalibt. Her 111satety's ahlp Algae la to aft:asset sa the Banda to stye any ISMI4IIa la her power. The *gest states that ha • day or two we shall be le cm easnirnaso slat Unload aah as navy rid at a a/V . 114 1 :7 nee than by Vagllal. s ship Hamm I. la pert, also Cadmus and lowerge. lapin mates that Vka..Airskol Frtohowe end the enewleut witlainthavepse lo eilortiet with the Wan ds* el gip as I. Dervkine, end that the aphdrea elder Rear- Atil Ilvad7 will lid obit ervals, and then NU the Admiral at Bassralsem. The &mow Ms had a vary =a k s b t . 2 . ll l t .i t . tagirre of Spain mid stn and. The were very Mail to hi. flarese Highness the Frame Timor d idetwalater, on several OCCUWIN giving him a royal saline tan leadieg. Mr Jo n Peatmlatiar Lame Malta about the cod of this week. Be preosated oaken to the Sid Battalion of the 16tla on littiaiday UM, melds( thole a wry oompliminbtry sc:sch on the octiolom. p.a.—The cable behrtea dimly and Malta is just tads , facto* A St. Petersburg letter mays : —" It is maid that the Ureter yielded to ate argent adieltatiome at the lamas *lentil, Irvin licousw, which. le airily waken from Amide sham. So provost the eishommat dot Ws Yr joety's Maas departure Item the eh, Night have mewl *wag the popalattoe, his Isperiel Illahaese the Chesil Dehe Michael stayed two days leap; sad that joined his magnet brother et Zeakoreala St. Petereberg wee het week iYS.d by • violate atom width meet lave prodated measy ileedere eke* the shores of the Galt el Mead. For the lest tidily yens we hove set beat awed to oaths gap The Woe, h d eapposed, will or peat to adrlsse of youths." By the last amounts, the Grand Doke Quee Wes, la bir nimbi lily, the Cietraliduirel, Mil strived at Cetsoloat, whom tie atimites Ids *mist Wen= tram a =CO dinette is As besisslag set GI tie ships el INC b imetal los Meat &Win stalks% that they ssiaitt be =Wad to kays the Bales btfoot the whiter amid est is is Jets% then - In Japan affairs have saran:ad an unsatisfactory pontos. Os Ms 11th Jay Ms treaty was dsly ?stead, but slam then the hiss= gemtamesa have attamptei to reds it hp eseldsg f. terallas feesigsses to a essll Mod shoat am miles hem YAM* asl to , establish Ills seam eat d armilimis them es they tormarly samdsed et the Ostoh settlimest el Donna. They ham tether sosght to istahliek a sew cols es the only ose to be sal Is commsetial dealings all ibratiers, but at the setae tlatelidittiog tts oorrey mirk t. motivoo, so did A Bomar la dr am oda will love to but mime* at dr eovanorat orrery he eld kooks ; dot the /dr Nye value lea by &overseer pedrod• diondotion tTititipee eget oeitreigir mime, treacly esemedieg b treaty, me et be mind at their bailie Wee *se meta Mr. Ales* the lietthii Cesiel-deemel, bah &sea a pretest, fed lis slsppi the Ink Ibr the peereet. Oa dwilit last a Wars ei 1110RAilkiie partridges wrieshrtsposasisessrel Sir Wails Pam eslaws7,l Use. ILL THE WiCIACE. Oanisorions.—Tho following ordinations took plate on &today list : Ihocaes or Cattraaavar.--la Christ Church, Croydon. —Priests Boger B. CU* BA., Trlal osa li et ollege, Cam bridge ; Gimp WA., Trinity Clambritlits; Rebeet Faageed, MA O&M Claw* ; Meth Hatch, WA., Pembeeke " College, Oxford; Marys rearmas, • Posbeehe Colley, Gaited ; Ward Mavis, 8..C.L, Calm College, Cambridge; James Dodd, Liu, Kiss's Gal. by, London. Demme: Amheey Collett, 8.A., ?flaky Collage, Carols idge ; Alfred B. Gay, BA., 'Frisky Cathy, Cambridge ; Frascis T. Leathisaa, MA., Trinity Oollege, Cambridge; Jobs B. Binary, 8.A., Bessertee College. Oxford; Alba 0. L'Emrsage, 8.A.., Assist Wisp, Orford; Reginald C. Macdooald, Hall, Cambridge; Herbert R. Itiolsordeen, S.A. , St. Hall, Word ; E. Henry &mkt* 8.A.. Christ Church, shed; Marks J. lobsters, 8.A., St. lobs's College, Word ,• Jahn A. Whitlock. B A ., Braman College, Oxford; Howell Howell, St. Aides's CelLgm Thorns or Otross.—la The: ParlettCharch at Whit e/oh—Dumas : William Gimp Gardiaer Atm BA , MirflCollee, Orford, and TiOrw al et Parsee Jolut A&lpbas Dame* LA., St. Mae College, • Arthur WU& Fismiatzr eik tlikard c stadi e at ilo cd Orford ; ; Tata, B.A w , Ohm Caney, • JAB Binds Tread, BA., St. Mazy Halls Oared; Feedmielt Cluster Wort, 8.A., Fellow or St. Jokers Cello" Ostend; Wallies Wyatt' Wiliam 8.A., Fellow of IS. Jake's Oakwd. Mesh: Lev. Alagoas Sesyd CAR WWII& 8.A., Orepas Christi College, Ward ; Bev. Bra Pershal Rd ridge, BA., Reamensal Camasidy; adv. Philip Delwflyre* B C.L, New Garet ; Rm. Joke d , Liesnite, Curldeedon T Colley; Rm. Francis Hera* MA., Follow ef Grid College, Oxleed; Rev. Goads Wl'S= Hitch* M.A., Madam el Christ Char* Ward ; Rev. Robert laghms Selma, 8.A., Rast er Wald ; Rev. Thomas Roscoe Bade Stebbiog, ILL., Water Colley, Word. Dimas, or Ihrraamaotios.—ls the Cathedral Church ▪ Ibilerberrawila—Dascom : Wilii.m Harbert Cbegmaa, 8.A., Ilwaseareal Collage, Cambridge; &Mara Caine College, Cambridge ; Jobs Cord leakte,lt College, Cembridge ; Chewy BAward Carter St. P.droasd's Hall , Ome. Priest : Edward Vaught. Owes, St. AiMa'a College, Bithealegail. And the some day tha dellowhig gembroorn were So:ma le the napes. tire warsoles sadernmetim : tied Bev. W. H. Chapman to . Nash _pi% Llama's he ILettestei ; are. J. C. Joanne to Roods ; BIM G. L Stilts to Dersatry. DlosniMl On Cutieron.—ln the Cathedral Church of Cheser.—Deemme: noses ham It Cline, 8.A., Trinity, Cambridge, lleinsed Christ/ohm* L.ath ,• Thomas Frosels Peree,Qamd,Ce to S. Cathe rine, Wips; name Whitlry b lri., 114. John's, Cam bridge, ftneeed to St. Peas, Cheater ; Robert WeeMeMstme, LA.. Corpse Cambridge, liceneed to Cheadle; W Theapisilos Giles, 8.A., Trinity, Dublin, lisenseil to SS. ne ts/7 Chimer ; Jobs Inneedy, 8.A., Trinity, to St. Cathedra !nips ; Theeme William [ZIA, %deny Co'.ain Boehm, baud ne Halton; Jobs George Wood, tbeedegkel student, King ' Loados, licessed to St. Cram, Yontelord • &chard Pa* seer, threats, Beeped to II Trheity, Teitatb-park ; George Buono. lion:Mato W , llMeenity, Derbelm. Wien dirsiseory Bishop ad Heeded. Priests Cape& John Sewall, M.A., Braessose, Ward; Climbs Bell, 8.A., Jesus Cambridge; William P li = 8.A.. a. Jellies Carabridie ; George napless Nosh Ca^ Caeshridgo; John Ben, St. Bees; Octavio. ?wit. Ossebridge, Botulism is theology, Uoirersity, Dudes,* Richard 15... Lad Pew, St. Aldan's, /Breen- Imil; Jobs He wend Jemmy lismitock, St. Aldan's, Biskenitra6.; Henry William Joins, St. Aldan's, Birkan bead ; John Jscluon Loren IL AMA's's, Birkankeed; George Baile, literate ; Peter Wild, 8ea.... Yesterday afters:roe, the leder. men at the Rile Manchester Leethadan COIMMIIMOMi sah ten leet it • stem of lectures by Proems: Oesna, P. 1.8., .es the sbadflostioa rad issavorbiost disisibelisa of Soma sat food asslassils." TV profrose cossossaes4 by seslkag UM fits Maly of swivel Lida y was sa Important las la the sdandisa of you h, oa socoust of its lapressiag spa tbs aid the prinoiplos of saw evt sorsagamst, saH dor web Wiped not only*, balsams Was, bia Is alma every lona of aches Ws. Ms owners &Makin od wain eadteld-blooded animate, with their distinctions at mer les* sad lovertebralo, to., were then pointed out: also the brit el oleardowies by Aristotle, I.Jr ear, and Berea Caviar, with salwerpwat dieoewries by the lawsed reamer Itimeeit. There wet a pod Indicate. . . . _ _ The publishing honer., at Boston, of Phillips, thiseleas, use Co., failed .a the 10411. It woo or of lama bookoolliag cosmos Is tile Cabal State., sad leek Moray ulth &labors, sad It. ineposolta sad es awsL ve rsa It Is eapsetod to name pining la s short dna Slee 4 amnia Nowak is *gimbal by We Mao. but the maireades win bus ao tact ea that periodical, via& le trot! eetablheaL ACCIDENT TO TNT EARL Or 8111ZDENDRT AID CoLuigi& TATIANA. 111. P.—Os rata alibi As Rot et abftesbary._am waled by Gard W Captaia D. Mara, at tba L Grids, s sersilre maw d tie Br Ikedobis Toast Cloraby, at lidolobl. aad &Mei ia die day, as tad, Nan is Wain Ball, arr Ottand. Tbb alabd i ara r dirk. sad w poly la a Own; fir lAA of , our Emig• few alba Ika VASA dean lb. Irmo mad earflap laslast a beak, by ableb dr boom wore drown aad the abide forty The Mail dad Cabral =ears thaws MI Oak arbor Wag. bk lesdalf us& elmm ti Glad NU, maga* or. atom kb tam ' Oagimi• D. Moos ••• Ow gime Vow irket nub bands sad • •sikk, alba moan ttsby was yeationd ban Woad!, by w%l Ii 1.4554 l id Muse. wow aamayad DE. LIVINGSTONE. The Cape Tows Moil, of the lith August, says : We have Jett been favoured with the following copy of a letter from Dr. Livingstone, wo recent so the 30th of July. Ttia bold and suomesful explorer has apparently sustained no looses in his party from the climate and many other dangers supping to be formidable in hot end savage lands. He writes apparently in perfect health, and se for his spittle, they seem to be esdkrmly chested, let the eater world frown or smile as it may. TliO kites le addressed to Sir George Grey, end tells its own tale es follows: "Kongoos Barbour, July 30,1859. " ro stls ,XXCELLENCT SIR 010101 Gip; 1L.C.8., C.LPI OP 0000 MOPS. Dar 81r CiaotrisLifl s»loVilost to donna our Idlers to bar Majeaty's ship Pinion, and dumb I know that do boa one on board fur you of bday last, I add a few words to that, es we are ending ere hearse seeds and hirer piers el the =Mika. Dr. Kirk will write Mr. leGibbon es to low they are to be disposed, and I have sew lo=eter good ofik.ft fu good trar Weskit her The barge will do well in Natal, in Irritate where The cultivatkm is impogAis. Should it grow, DO ore is required for an annual mop (a comfortable for for all Rettentote, English, Dutch, aad African), far it ie simply pellagra when the fibre ia buten in the thinner breaches. - The seeds yield a paint oe oil. Sr we fee India geed ethers foe Natal ; and we dr = mend sews when we ma. 'Thereon pleats, too, at norkbi, • tree the seed of which yields a fat and an oil valuable is comaisres. It is exported frees Whersbans. We have emit home • report, the joint redaction of Dr. Kirk and myself is the Akre fever end we think our exporters of it bee rendered It a Ices formidable disease than heretofore. This will probably be published. We have been able to famish a po on the arlgation of the Zandiset, after wing all the thaws. to which it is annually Bahia. Preen whet we have observed in en lIELDMI• ally dry year a real drawing two fie, each as they are obliged to ass as the Iliasigaippl, could ply the whole of ordt sary years. During four or five months each year large repels could arena to Tare. There the river is 964 yards from bank to bank—aboat three times the width of the Thames at London-ridge; at th e broadest part It is about three ogles, and divided Into five or six shawls. A tide- pole put up at my saggawkat by Major Sherd ahoy ed a gra dual rim above low-water marl of B feet, then a variation Sees 8 to 16 feet during soma months, them a gradual decreer so 311. The low-water mark adopted wee the surface of that la raider= 18 int to 24 Ins. were found in arra moray from one channel to another. The channels then nxitained merle, miles in length, of 8 or 10 fest, hut in the crater we had much difikally ; the vessel of 31-3 Caches Wag of what Is called the 'NW ethos ce pot-bellied sham' sad so weak an engine to be amble to help us to the difficulty. She we only 1-16th of en inch thick In the Waning. AM is sow like ea old copper kettle full of holes at nee perk We reeked to try Nyinyesi from the Shire, If she will only stick together so long. The Shire is more easily serried than the Zarobeei, r we bars two or three fathoms conatantiy, and can era by stir We are in hopes, after surmounting a thirty sills difficulty, of getting ea the lakes of Eastern Attics, and then we go to the MOW° country either afloat or afoot. (Signed) . 4 DAVID LiVINOLTODIL P.S.-1 wonder why our Caps mratisate Meal push their merchscl.e higher op the cert. The Tette traders have bees compelled to wait four months at Quiltheafte for ealleor or till en humeri' chip we. They aft a yard wide, erns eablesched calico, rid dearer than the Sagftr. Orator from ladle give higher prices for ivory, in Engirt rhea, thee the Arearras can arid. We have failed to Notre war regular aserepaperr. sad not a Pried suer yeare—notblag more is nerd to peer as out of ths world" Mass ktters wens brought to Natal by _bar Majesty's befg Persian, which had ogled than from M. samoique for supplies, which were put on board by the Maidens= as she steamed out. Thu Penton was still at =ohm when the stammer kit. 841N2 1.43M431[76 .494121. A letter from Naples of the 20th ears: Theocrat event of the day for the clergy and the lower clue of the population is the miracle of St. Jain alas, which baa this year been accomplished with a rapidity hitherto without esampir. The liquefaction of the blood of the saint took plate yesterday morning in two misuses Repeated ahem of artillery from ell the fate of the town aesounced the happy Want, for when the miracle is effected rapidly Klemm.. giderwil • sign of prosperity for the kingdom. The abaci. takes piece throe times a you ; the prayer and the fin Mein Mae days in May, eight days in September, and one day in December. It also occurs in the ancient town of Permit, when the mint was beheaded. The steno -in which ha was emaned is proaerved In the dumb of that place, and hie bleed appears es It at the same moment as the kedged.= takes Oro at Naples. To-day, in aooordaseo with the traditions of the monarchy, the _coat proceeded to the cathednil in great pomp. The Ring, the Qum, the )(lung prime, the Ring's brothers, the Count and Canton of Melia, and the Coast and Counter of Trap's', went to Tenants the relies of Jamming.. and nodose the htheiletion el his Eminence Cordate!. RUM., Archbishop of Napkin. The lord forliP paasol through the whole they. The perpie errant were it very munarows, a tea attnbabsd os mom of zeal on the part of the polio% in asseemeearily oreepring the etreate with agents and gendarmes. The royal farialy return to be game at Perini this evening. SHOOTING A TIGU.—Aa Mr. W. 0. B. Shepnand was proesedliag from tide shy toward. Queenstown on Wert slty Lek M wieountend • large tiger as the Queeile.roed, whleit he fortmately shot. We have been favoured with the Si:1,1101nm particulars sameted nom • Ismer addremed a Mend in Grabasenown:—.' Port Brown. July 23, 1869.—As we wen coning up this side of the , Eta, it the Ana taro of the road, ant half-pest two p.m., what should we see at the ansacts of eau; fifty rad& wad* to the walk of the wad, bat • splendid tiger. When he sew me be wood still asd wsietry surveyed as, bat move oat of the end he would sot. I then said to limp, 'lt 6 as hr &aims, ea that gentlemen meths mitt chid hut, to my honor, my gun-taelis was peeked a may the saddle-bap. I told Menge to get it. fast is I get the powder. whin' acespiad some woe, the tiger mend away se two the WA, end we rude up the old road to avoid antra is the bash. We were then riding disgusted at oar west at feretheaght in not having tha gun loaded, eed Yaw Wog an eptsadid • skin ; worn Menge, oa beating rood, rid quietly, Ott hue he is maw after as.' My gen was still minded, sod le way shoat forty yards bottled us. I therefore bed to be swamies a. to the quantity of powder I pot isa my tom, a me to woke a tram awl nerd shot; story tom 1 dropped ay eye he raga sorer. Maio was aimo tine lindag the taps obi* Iliad to pat to =Ws say eyes inal an the tiger ; I but before get the seam& cep ea he cloak away lato the beak wow - I was nut gong to follow him. It appealed to we he was proteniag miewithing he bed just lulled. I the rode ore, tad when newly at the top of the hill turned sad sad • dAlile looreame coming from town, and feared the tiger sight mark as. Meng° itotnediately °occurred with no that we bed better go back ; we did so, when we saw ear foe sitting ea his haunches in the old wed 01 sad. He look, at we as coolly se possible, end lima looked towards the poem cawing from tows who proved to be Dr. Grey. I eat down ca the edge the werped wad sad wowed to tab of n. the tiger Willi shout 150 yards od. lie roes just an I palled the itisser. mil Sill an his beck baler Thu tallow eetard as ha abanielee bide ad shamel it, one hens 6 bets slag Ms threat into he heed. he wee the headoemea I wirer sew—• See mil& Whoa 1w lay on the grand he looked like • golds wed& It we me saga an Memo sad I could dote any Y6B • short instate ; and as we bad uc ware lvree we win obliged to skin his, but I have kept the skin And the bead. It was one jest is his prink sad good 9 test is lasiltb. — Gratie's lowa i.areal, Itity 26. A BMW TirtillOttit Wo saw ILI= at the establiebna at of Mr. R. Walesa as kaahmese edger imp% mai • gages orate awe. theal alum an hmeadiessimg the Limerick sae and walte war raderwitg Ineelplima c a The Osersonsa of L to ostosio urge is their ad mw, pro/gold 01011DVIt eadM, with their must laisoloso,, h ask eroray liking R. Ryes. mill& 1k 0.47, us theca slow. occasion el the bilit i ; • li a • o f s We d odos&oa his Fur at oats. A.D. 1859 . orrie A letter Eastern wlll perhaps eve tiny of the rubber ppool mut to bolt will, of COI shrouds, three me badly tnj Fusing t . entertained Weymouth doctors of the medical much mid Neat In Mr the ship. render a m since then end him ski from ell wl nets. It Eastern wi easy steam Mr. V Impactors Departmer Thursday kog omen missionars saiptou : Gentlam ledge that bourne in 8 UMW of or of the to to the end then day, whid the _Weds pmts.% Bi et e 6. t writtep : " Ye' f It gives Moor I d b if not mi sfermativi ThsTkiia append t vas= wi Lad visitag she meld, a net boss pedal the got boas. The ml =ah IY spa at the alra ieit., -- b; I shall I under the her the p the surge( such pore In this id surgeon's mote of t met folio Wore the tretss.-1 To the Roger Mrs. Di A PI shout fo ream., ninety -t the ago Wog m • tbs a N▪ W _WA _..., reesiks iii•pequ 4 UK 1 Cloaca prudes ugh. Wised