The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-06 00:00:00

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Oa Aftsrata& & LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT. 6. SPORTLNO nrrnuogsca A SPECIAL EDITION of the " EIPKESS, emesising the results of the day's Roma is pub- Mel easy evening daring the Sporting Seams, a t ail Al e& LORD DE•mr is **llia, his borer, and giving up the :turf. The reason assigned is his Lordship's resolve to devote himself seriously to politics. His rival, in the rues for power do sot conceal their sur prise and dimatisfactioa. Ever sines his unlooked for scansion to office they have been consoling them selves with the persuasion that the sportiag Earl was an unwilling Premier, that he undertook the Government ally to pacify and provide for his friends, and that if he were only left to himself be would certainly take the first opportunity to bolt, having the undisputed WWI, to them. The depth sad variety of the quagmires into which he was IMlNlllively forced to plunge, and the temper with ilia he submitted to be patiently palled through dim, occasioned no little dirappointment. It really baked as if he liked beini iu, after all, and meant to stay in if he could. Still, wilco Epees week came round, the sluggish affairs of empire could not retain him in town. His seal panted for the superior excitement of the "Two-Year-old Stakes :" and the head of the Administration was in his proper place in front of the Grand Stand. Peelism and Viliggery were comforted, The gates of Argyle House creaked lees mournfully on their hinges, and the faithless throng which had begun to desert Picca dilly wavered for a moment back toward. their former haunt. Sexagenarian infallibility rubbed its wrinkled hands, and said superciliously, "I always " told you so ;" he is a man of incurable levity of character, utterly ignorant of statistics, bored to death by bailees, and one who does not seraphs to say that "he only wishes he were as sure of win " nine the Derby as of boating Mr. CSEDwitz.." There are always people to be found who, not having a laugh in themselves, hate and resent a joke. Lord DERBY'S is one of those rollicking na tural that can't resist the temptation of saying a good thing, no matter where he is or at whose ex pellee. His love of fun is part of the man ; and in grief or in gout, in the Cabinet or the cockpit, in Downing -street or on Epsom Downs., be cannot, for the life of him, look like Lord SnirrESBURY, or copy the asthmatic solemnity of Lord ABERDEEN. Them may be occasions cri which this uncontrollable sat for betting and banter, joking and joakey talk, game oocks and gammon, tends to lessen the weight which ought to attach to a man is his Mathis, and to weaken his authority over prag matical and punctilious colleagues. But to keep at the head of a party like that which he leads, • man has need of something beside pure reason, devoted diligence, and inexhaustible information. If facts and figures, unanswerable argument, and unwearied assiduity could keep a man at the top of the Tory party, Sir ROBERT PEIU, would have died Prime )(Water. No rasa who has filled the post in our day worked so bard, knew so much, studied public opinion so cloudy, and understood so well bow to gain a 'umbel. Yet at the very abetment when all his powers were at their fullest maturity, and when Queen and Chememons, Peerage and Press, Church and Popsies., sonsurred in affirming the wisdom of his groatest east as a legislator, he was hurled hem power and trampled in the dust, by the fox-hunting feetioo, whom Lord Daisy loads. The repudiated statesman had au fade neither appeeeistioa nor sympathy for the real feelings of his party. He maid neither play upon their parries., nor omen them out of their prejudices. Instead of limiting their principles from under them, and making them kerb at the trick, Sir ROBERT marched solemnly up to the wasp's nest, haranguing divinely &boat seismology, and got stung to death far his pains. Lord DERBY undarstanda better the a•tarea with which he has to deal ; sad hues it has some to pass that without a majority in Paribiesent or a cry for the country, be has contrived to whiffle mei meniase oat of his Tory followers that nobody else peetemied eves to be able to do. We are sot wholly bee from doubts as to the aim which easy be predated on the minds of Ida party geserally by the oar he now makes to ream hem the wt. It is the int osteasible act of self eassillse Lied DWT hes ever mein sad It meads m add that peepte dust knew what to thick of it. Many of his Doncaster allies will probably ask veleta what, aWhat is the dodge for DZILIIT f. • always se deep." Dank friends. like Memos 111011111 LIT nod NVWDZOATI, will probably matter eamethiag shoat a " further sbandeemest of seem • Pretestaat pastimes sad good old IWO& extievegame, to emellista Radical milks " stamina sad Jemitical gravity of dspeetesset.. Rut the majority of Conservatives may.possibly venire the seseseammt with diSsmat feeling% mid bail it as a meet that Lord Dinar is ready to tallow Me scampi, el Lord Owe°, Bentsen, end M apply himself undiridcdly to the askseasameat of their interests is Chunk end etele. Thie I. ter owe view of the motive and atm of the proceeding. No one who is truly teed ed the bees& lag sad training, the matchleg and rasing , of his.., sad who has devoted half the beet years of his tide to obi stud and the stable, cam, if he would, die *barge frees his mind the thous hts emeested there. with, so cog as he still permits himself to take plea sure in them. They have s o tong hiss privileged be meat is the sunniest 'omen sad gimbal in sad eat I unrestrainedly oe the most solemn occasions, that ft k no ow trying to ignore their preseem or as dm* their iatneies. Yoe mast either get rid of them ' altogether, or submit to have Nimes latearaphels LOMMllims THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER *M. formality shocked, and continuity of consultation and reflection broken by their glyllsl and long per mitted importunity. Lord DERBY, we may be 'lumina become practically conscious of this; and It • saga cious and honourable man he ban leased to feel that it will not do fir him to retain hir preheat position of unequalled responsibility unless he is able to devote to the performance of its duties his entire attention. Vain he may be of his high intel lectual powers; bat so vain he cannot be as to imagine that they are more than enough for the dieebarge of his present onerous functions. If he could by force of letters patent obtain from the QUEEN en addition of twelve hours to the day, he would not find much leisure to spend on exciting and anxious pleasures ; but stinted as he is for rest atd week to the old limit of twenty-four, he certainly does well to rid himself peremptorily of demands oa his time, which could only be satisfied by the upper closable neglect of the greatest and gravest affairs. Nevertheless, as we have said, we are by no means sure that with the large and influential blockhead element of Conservatism, this act of common tense and common propriety will do the PREMIER muck Celllt may never be able to utter Arden ; its recriminations on the subject but in the back of its head, or wherever else the seat of its retrograde sensation lies, there will, we suspect, be a dim feeling of dejection at such • desertion of top-boots princi ples. The good old times will sorrowfully be re curred to, when Whig Prime Ministers sat up all night at whist, and Tory Prime Ministers frequently went to bed drunk. Were not those the days when the glory, or at leant the Debt, of England rose with unchecked and paralleled rapidity year after year? It must be a melancholy eight in the eyes of thorough bred Toryism to see a man like Lord Daisy, at his time of life, condescending to take lessons in diligence, care, and application from his own sou, and publicly annotioeing his intention of selling his brown fillies, and keeping in future nothing but blue books! But to the sober, stop keeping, sub-marine, message-sending intelligence of the community, the fact will wear a very different aspect ; and for ourselves the only regret we have to express on the occasion is that Lord DR/UIY will not find it as easy to get rid of the political vices of hie party mho besot the pride and Owners of his stud. Four oocapaniee of the regiment, with the band and coigne, are Mend to Lege friss lisetimetar, sad it is eppeeted that the principal cellean 111(11 emompasp lb. regi ment. The 18th Right wader Ref emettend of Lieutenant-Colonel Knox, the Het cool model by Lieutemeht-Co berateM o will escort ail the tad Wasilrork Yeomanry, near Lientemat-Celosel Pollard, will also be In attendance. ills royal ealete will be fired by a battery of Royal Artillery, under the command of . • Llselsiumt-Colonel Imrody. The inflitary sathoritiss in =aimed will be rekeieskal-Goeurel Be awry &MA, X.C.8.; Colonel Wilbraham, Aasistant-AdJatiat.G•asral ; and Lientemazit-Colonel Bbadwell , Assigant-Paarterrouter °MlS!, DOVER, B•FTEYRLR 6. _ _ His Excellency Fwd Effendi and a numerous suite salvod this morning at Blnalaghaak's 'minds , ' Lord Ward's Halal, from Calais, sad proapsdial to London by as early train. Ths Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry have arrived trete the Caalbent. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, wit► the Greed Drams of Maaklauburgh Styelitz and the Primer Mazy, arrived at Birmingham', Royal Ship Hotel as Friday. The (head Dasher embarked for Cakde on Sa turday mania'. Thtir Royal Highness*, the Duchess and Primer Mary of Carobridipt, with the Baron Kaasebeck, intend re paining some few days at the Ship Hotel. His Royal Highneas the Duke of Cambridge is ex pected to join hie royal mother to-me :row. _ _ _ The I:hike and Duchess of Roxburghe have arrived with their family from the Continent. The Prince Ernest of Leiningen has embarked from the same betel for Oetend. INIGHtROOD OP MR. CHARLES BRIGIti DUBLIN, Baer. 6. Oa Saturday seeming the Lord-Lieutenant enter- Wined at dinner, at Use Viceregal Lodge, a urge and dis tinguished party, whims he had invited to meet Mr. Charles Bright, the osmium seahraer, upon whom it had bees ar ranged that the well-diservcd honour of knighthood should be oonferred. In the warm of the evening his ezoslissay performed the cerimmay. Them wen present, amongst others, the Duke end Dasher of Manchester, the Marquis of Casyngitam ; the Chief Secretary. Lord Naas ; the Magid of Kerry, Col. Diane, Mr. Edward Bright, Be.— hinefory Pose. Queen Victoria has presented Count Prokier, Marshal of the Court of the Prins of Prussia, with a vela abh muff-bot. Her Majesty has also givea 6,000 (bakes (Ls,ooo(r.) to be distributed salon/ the servants at the Palms of BebeLsberg, and a similar sum to the poor of Potsdam. The Marquis of Lansdowne is about to meet in Roomy Abbey Church a monument to the founder of his family, Sir Wither" Petty. Visoount end Lady Palme d= are expected from Perla In a few days, when they wiU take up their residence for the autumn at Browilande— HaesprAire brdepondeof. Viscount Stratford de Redc::ffe, accompanied by VW:mantra Stretford de Radcliffe and the Ron. Mime Cm• Mug, left Groesener-equare en Saturday for Park as roses to Constantinople, ma Marseille. Lwd and Lady Stratford de Radcliffe and daught Its hare made arrangemamin to win ter in Italy on their Tatars homewards. The Earl of Balklon has been elected a repreeen tan,* peer of Ireland, in the room of thaLgßaal of Olengall. Rl' lordship's father and grandfather enjoyed a seat in the House of Lads, re repreeentatin peers; and he, himself, sat In the Howe of Commons, as Member of Parliaaaent for Sauk., from 1843 down tea 111116.—Opoot angular. The Bing of Prods has returned to the palace of Beas dead. The strews to the railway station et Potsdam was clotted to the public, so that no one we. able to see how his Majesty looked. BRIMS COLI7IOI lA.—The La Plata which let Bosibtaropton on Thursday with the West India mil was detained off Osborn* for two hours, waiting the result of a Cabinet Council bald than, deciding on instruccions to be even to • detachment of Royal Engineers ender the com mand of Captain Parsons, who were going out to British Cohtnibla to prepare tor the formation of a colony there. Oa the. tweaking up of the Council Sir Edward B. Lytton, the Colonial Secretary, with his suite, went on board the lon Plats, and delivered to Captain Parsons his butt actions. He she Away aYwssd the detwitunesit. DZATIF or Ml. JAMES WOREGOIL—We regret to here that Mr. Jinn WOrmor, the lan chairman of the Booth lactsra Ration Gimpsay, expired at en early hour yonesdny male(, mods psia:ally sadden circuinisioss. Mr. Wirers., &jam °Week ea Friday efternoos, celled at the shop of Mr. Douglas, kalrdrerwr in New Boad-enest, sad Modred If the seMard who usually *Melded upon hl a was distingsged; sal the words had setreely amaped his lips whin he fell, and, at being riled, was hand unomedoes. Mikel assisesses was promptly obtahrd, sad the maimed called in st onoe prosousced the ors that of pars. ph. The thrash academia remised is the same heatable state at ILL Douglas's until amen o'clock rester clay saindge, what be Med. In the coarse of the day hie corpus was removed at his private residence, in Rcekston agar" Piedke. The deceived gentliman was tatimetsly masseted witit, sad well know* to. the Analog omataircial ea of Livespesi, sad the city of Leda, pa/dandily altar be biome the ohnines‘ of the South Butern Railway Com pany, whose alleln be sapalatatded toe some years with rest ability under ?my infevourabls circumatanems. He was returned, after in gasastessfal oostMot In 1847, far the begonah of 13sadwkit is 11112, on masionatire pringples. Mr. ICOregor was boas fa 1808, sad was Swimmers's& THE PROPOSED NONVIDUIT AT NEWCASTLE TO 0101101 the agnamisa of the Maser of the institution of neabeakel Sugimoto', WM et Noremetle upaulyme,the waged el anommielat es Gear Stephameme width bed bait teemed to by Mr. learbeha and Mr. Bell, wee disagreed, gad It was detenduai that a embeertptioe list 11160161 be opened et awe, awl that for tool estemittee of the teethed* amid be regawiel Is take ahem of it. The prelim! wee boottly reaeleed gad respoutel to, sad 8001. asheitibeL eseersi of the soarredist emahaseas mew she usSerteek te set la their several astride. EXCAVATION. NIA EOKL—Sir Charles Eastlake arias to ter Baader as soma& of same Impalas* snatro dose whisk have boa rsosati, sods la the aelekhomiesed of Beam &nand fetsreadag Initerab hare hem throws op; • portion of tits slid Beam toed (VII Lethal) tuicomod, gad • roma Wawa* Web, canointlag of several otrunbers hhdy omsameek otatabaing hid, at., has bean da emon& Ms remiss of ea wily Christi= bullion him alio boat dissioeed, sad the gamma topresslea NOM to be god whit Idthetto bees dlesoloned say hems • weal peeks d. " page or village, sf shish dr most pert 14111 resins to hedishallesnd. DAS 1 1 / 1 ,12 al TWALOAIt : " Edirldad Swots Ivory Kos to do hk Dsty."—Tho root kpihrial Tides, b , Tomer, of this outiost k tits gallery et Oremelsk Hosikat, his boa oftrosod la a hos ad onslorly swear b the vv. tem, J ots Dorset. did kjuod palladia by Mmes. tiro..., Poi thil. AZT ix Anintch.—The establishment of "Art Ameslakeee." er of eselelles for an @AWN' of 0~11 sal sheeny, N, me and le Amami mem haw* airy set meek Is As sr Inseam tale% bet la the main sane, of popaletica, CILTRAL PALM AIT-111110X.733e Society (Mask bat toss urimirriedli pesi-pseied le mesteee where k leo bus semoseed sf lanaletlec tan the Art:Man of Lades) le now brood. met Mr. TIMMY Satan, F. 8.• 4 .1 161 nereostati reactor, hr escoesded fa webeatano te, the main • Het of paney areshbala cal causal, whisk may be resenell s seiseena mot web/ ter the beasensble ma • msnedlep, hat for the judgment, IlbereSty, sad rod loses the Wan Is eat sad set adastry. CRYSTAL PALACE.•-• 1126 grand fetlitSkill son masessed as the atlessisa he is parrs mem es-dm, ead os Weduslay sad Thereby the net gnat flower Moo of the MACS will be bilL Taos the number sf sables readved Men a tittle doubt the show MI la eft emahat see, sad ea laremmelat s komar yam. avie, espedelly, it bids far to selaval lisesedesemen, the malestime teas isesalleir mhaftere aka* nothig the aspeseedemed amber of I,eOD abbe. Tia Citanral Hoesa.--The mbeeriptiele for aisle meat tad s asheienhip st the Chain Boom la bap- of Cleaseal llama*, eel of the cam en Oaths ' 'hen who fell I. she Canoe mad lad* bee mat, rembed the s hasei Ms ishearibere en, Lied loseama the lif em eca Ilk Beata ler Pray T. Oentiey. Sir Beery Starks, Mr. heeds* Cremooll, ais Lent Imam lerser, lk J Carrie. *at, Ilk R. H. Leamers, Boa, Sir Chair Trtniar %mks &Wake, the Queen's Adsorbs. die g=4leff, Ms Deus of Durham, T. Colline,Z 4 ll4 l . Cow, r n Z er P., sad enrol other —Oorrt EXPRESS FROM PARIS. max or. OWN OORILIPONDINT.) PARIS, 8011/DAY ETZNINO. is , no Pays takes upon itself to deny the statement in the English journals that the commander of the French forces at Canton put to desth all the inha bitants of a street in Canton, to avenge the murder Pt a French sailor. It says that the murderers, dues in number, were taken and regularly tried and executed, after having confessed their crime. Lord de Redcliffe arrived in Paris at an early hour this morning, ea roots for Constantinople. French politicians are at sixes and sevens to know what he means to do when he gets there. That he is merely going on private affairs is one version, but of course few believe that, and the wildest conjec tures of his intentions are hassrded. General de Mactefahon is preparing to leave in a few days for Algiers, whore he will receive Prince Napoleon, who will visit the colony about the mid dle of this month. It is probably not generally known that General MacMahon is the son-in-law of the Duke de Cars, one of the heads of the Legitimist party. M. Fonld has recovered from his slight illness. A letter from Vichy, dated yesterday, states that he had had an attack of " nephritic colic," which had passed off without any serious consequences, and that he is now taking his usual daily walks. The affair of the protestants at Manbeuge will not be suffered to drop lightly. A protestant synod, which holds its meetings in the memorable disttict of the Cevennes, with the view of maintaining pro testant unity, has resolved to memorialise the Coun cil of State, and demand a reversal of the decision of the Bub• Prefect of Maubenge, on the ground of an abuse of authority. As M. Prevost Paradol very justly remarks in the Dumas to-day, protestant. in France are absolutely at the mercy of the government. They have been so long accus tomed to enjoy the liberty which the constitu tion proclaims in principle that they do not seem to be aware of the laws under which they live. The Prefect is not obliged to give any legal reason for shutting up a protestant chapel. The Council of State may indeed be appealed to, but it decides according to its good pleasure, or its instructions, and not as a court of law. M. Paradol observes that the senate, as the guardian of the constitution, is the only tribunal of the last resort to which the protestant. can appeal for the redress of their grievances. This is quite true, but then M. Paradol could not very safely say, in a French paper, that the senate is a tribunal which has never yet pronounced any judgment, and that the con stitution, which has (theoretically) invested it with a " preponderating " power, has entirely omitted to provide any machinery for rendering its judgments executory. A Belgian Custom-house officer has raised the important question (not yet decided) whether the miraculous Salette water is not liable to import duty .. a French liqueur. The decision of the authorities will naturally make a precedent appli cable to the can of the fountain of Lourdes. The most serious practical attempt that I h►ve yet heard of to carry into effect Count de Moray's doctrines of decentralisation is seriously stated to have occurred at St. Quentin. The sub-prefect located in that town has, without referring to Paris, and on his own responsibility, authorised the police to keep • " crinolinoraster" at the door of the pub lic ball-rooms. Every lady who from her appearance strikes the eye of the officer on duty as likely to occupy more than a reasonable portion of room is compelled to submit to measurement, and to pay, according to • graduated scale, for every inch in excess of the regulation standard. The flowery vales and peaceful shales of Fon teaay-aux-Rome were yesterday startled by war's dreadful clamour. In a " mighty convenient spot," selected in the midst of those sylvan retreats where Parisian children are wont to look for the earliest violets of spring and the first strawberry of summer, two journalists, M. A. Driven, of the Siiels, and M. Vaudrin, of the Pays, met to measure swords in deadly strife. " A word unkind, or wrongly taken," said to have been followed by a " slight blow," lad to the combat. After several " passes," without any other result than a trivial rent in M. Delvau's shirt, the seconds interfered, and declared that " honour was satisfied." The Prefect of the Ile-et-Vilaine has had the Emperor's Rennes speech translated into Breton . patoi s : 100,000 copies have been printed and the Mayors and functionaries of the five departments into which encient Brittany is now divided have reoeived orders to circulate the document to the ut most of their power. It is reported that en important meeting will be held in Paris in the month of November, in further ance of the plan for piercing the Isthmus of Boer., which the Paris journals cite from the Daily News. THE DANUBE NAVIGATION. The 13 convoked at PEA. for the examination of questions relative to the improvement of the mouths of the Danube has pub lished its report, signed by MM. Alb. Tostain, Fewke, Louts., and Menabrea, commissioners of Francs, England, Prussia, and Sardinia. After prelim/mu examination on the present state of things, and on the works which had taken plea) prior to the meeting of the European commission at Galata, the report treats sucoessitely of the seven following points : The first chapter gives hydrographical espharions or the Lower Maar, w►isk are is easel dist they will bear. lotward firm the law on de subject. It estenntese the Malts a/ the merldme &soled= of the thee; paws oat the thihnut erre into which it divides itself, the right of Me bettat;the alders ei the ion, sad the population, which doss acs mend 6,000, bail el whom Mart the villege et Barr. The viper after wrote ensmiem the at el the dillareat banshee gad gm sorbs of Rd* Tricia, et. Agewp, sod fartlaa, with the bite, lbe preweilleg winde r , sari the diarist curare la seob. In the resod shapter, the camwdriga sagriass the remit reurrat el the mai- IPA% Ric thews Impasse an weeds. Ind the famorew mar wide► say be melt In sit geoseakal arid of view. la the tided, after the parr data nisultiag treat the above there, aro the direilike el Ohs parlor sums sad Ors el ILK. Sudsy, RAM& Wig, wed Rightist. Is dr thane, the report &rem by tame the Mimi pare —pettibelerty dwelling is those or lb. Flardey, the wegiasst in atria Ihe Basogger riartrisa. The afth is the meet moment of the repcsr, shoes kls that la whkit the war arra bar en rid instills in dries of a particular thaw rd. The sfath chipter treats of the dams to be geleblighel in ceder to pay for the eaustiou of the works sad the keep ing thee is near. The last chapter sums up the preceding considera tions, end gives the dednite ies of th e commis elm that the St. Chann el is that which ought to be adopted George's of the Loire Danube. Sin Court. OSBORNE, SErr. 4. The Qum and Prince Consort walked oat yes terday._ II; Mare party Included Prince Alfred end Princess Alias, Prime lainingen, Lady C. Berrtneca, Colonel the Hon. Bir C. B. Phipps, Cspinin the Bon. J. Denman, end Lieutenant Cowell, R.E. Barr. 6. Her Make* Ned the Pear Omura, Prince — Alfred , Perms Alb% and Prima Mellow, end the Ladies and Oerkeres4s-Wiring. eihoded Divine service et Whip *rhea pariah dwelt thl• imershas. The Bev. J. Prothere pairrood the weir. Lady Chan:hal bee nesseedel Lady Macdonald r Lady hs-Watiety, sad the Hen. Honda Stopford has reeried the His. Carib* Cavendish as Maid et Honour-in-Weide/ on her Majery. The Rigid Hon. J. W. Hanley left town on Saturday for kW wen, Wawayarry, Ono. Deepekees wwe .coshed on Saturday at the Cokaded oak% kola the Governors of Heligoland and Malta. THE QUEEN'S JOURNEY TO THE NORTH. (THIS DAY.) At a few minutes before ten o'clock this morning h Majesty, who was accompanied by the Prime Cowart, the Prince of Wales, sad the Prioress Agic•, arrived at the statioa of the Vietwaltiaryard, Gosport, from Gnome, ow her way to Leeds, wham ahe vrW proceed at woo to-mor row to Behootal Cootie. Wblb Ow royal yealit was midway between the Isla of Wight awl Partwestatk a mai sohtte was find. Is MI saw nosperes her Majesty's arrival wu regarded as altop ther a private artier. Her Majesty was attended by the Lady Churchill end tbs Hos. Corollas Cavandiatt, Causal Sir Cbarlas Phipps, 0.C.8., and ths Right Hon. B,lllolllt Rondo Walpole, M.P., bar Majesty's Principal fisoretary of Slab for the Hess Dapertreant. It la understood tbat the Mid at Derby will meet tits royal party at Lends, sad Met It will b Maid by the Hail of Malnarbary et Babweral. flit MaPiety was wield at Gosport by the Hrs. Ralph Ratios. M.P., Mr. Chaplin, M.P., Mr. C. Cutter, seat other Abeetere et the Heath-pesters Railway, sad by Mr. &yawns Clothe, the gamma wear" o I the Great Northers Railway, sake whale dlreeties the special train throughout iilll Willi Use of railway we Owed. The srenisi we beautifully floe, sad large maims el peewee ha eestregsted aloft the lire as far as Feeehen, for the wpm of oatiAlsg a glimpse of the Queen mg but Olustriese owelswiere. The enierreists whisk bed been previonaly mire for the prqpires of the royal tire, rod which have bees rthibbed, were artery adhered to Her Majesty bad is We reares aresebted re to per thresh Lasers erests, red site thessibee s, sd latesall of the beettir ern( by the Seer Veers Paella Ire to rural over dr itishreadi barsh, and rare by Wandswerk, Putney, Barer, Mora red Lew. AI ibis prism ef re jeerer wee esereplishett art sedellicterily, the kola berm arrived eit trek stores r eseersioa via the seer ezerprry prelerity. This wee oesseterri by termer slyer art Sc re beid-querkes et the rear-Worra Creepsey by the otesier-resser is soca as be bed re- Tided kw for depertere el re train hose bid pavekrabtr lees lily, and Ilhe Has wee baler riser as the rereilies of the ars degraded, la order tirt die royal bra seigtit not be I Impeded in its erne. Altar a deity of a Law mamesels at Kw, the royal tram Meted spa M • getraw.psst rave earth, and perk, Arca, Wideades, sad Kilburn, rat bra the Crass geode Mks, Crider road, sad thaws to dos dreoress goods skim, whin • comeidarable analar of rams had bra woommedatort throe& the souremise et dr emtheatire lbar wlnersiag the royal departure. There owe pramat et dr skim, Mr. I. B. Doerr die eheinema, Wheal Dunembe, M.P., Major Peek, Mr. Aber* sad other direolon. the police eareagarals being irk the &Mir of M. lawasor Neither her Majesty re gay et the royal party lea tick maser M this port. The eosins wee rusted, sad seedier Mang her seppird, the Yule roved away from Leedom midst the ohms of ab• armlike). The mew risks§ et the Royal Featly or did est sees—pal the tour tits mak, wet met the QUM Si Dallegra tomorrow, barb( the Oar Norther damp M twenty mdmelse pest sight dabs& ht • sport Veit ender 1 the &sera al lb. w. LAX the agederahrt. ass Majesty wt premilma bar jemmy eselharl, me se le war at 6111 suhadrel eisp of Peterborough of UT pm. Km bar Majesty rad the royal party will partake et leader et floe &Mr NMI. The Mr will liars Peterborough at 3.7 pam, sod sear at rt. Ora Northam rare at Lark at AN pm, Thal mompiihrg dos drams of Mtaarm, amelm dr eV dipper le 7) been. At Leeds, the rem and sespandire IrM he he standsmes to rears bar klajarti, elk etre lls wesship oral oriel the royal party to W raddims. The Qom A he rethived em Mr arrival by the Mayer and °wreaths. The Weeks oral ho ktht by • guard of bawls eithpared af the 2thd Idolatry. The Weyer sad Cetherailaa The A be im aterathath A robe ha the et the ththethes waft( esseee, end 011 Ihe aerival et the mord trek Amy AI MO threrard re twelve bar Yapiaty. A mpg Wale AJo arid, Aar with* the ltayar • Ned b llmieety to her earrieeth and this, imam. peeled by the /dwell" meek hie elethisiehed ether re Weedekry liagra, is math, tea. as their ode& Mead the stir be Mare* Ihen a eo doubt the tinges drhe up Is Woothirry Homes hi am thee earths, We ster meethlem here thee the royal °snipe, tridi hI Lath ere =prima la Lei mdey. sad that Ora. Taw his resareed heehmetlema Se prepare tor their neepelom. As ebeedy Meal, the Illed Itegitheat A fors the sued et Maim em the salvo* et her lleJarty, ea veil ea MEM, her dap Is Leek. mid previa* hew berm math hr amanothi Om psi im the reed Weethisy Reim AUSTRIA. The Kama Garotte publishes the Imperial decree for the resumption of cult payments by the National Bank, which we have already mentioned u being about to take place. The of notes for Gash will be made seecenively, to the different amounts, beginning with the smallest. Tt will not, however, be until the month of October next year that the present forced currency of bank notes will bare entirely teemed. RUSSIA. A St. Petersburg letter, of the 26th ult., says : " The preparatory works for the railway, which will doubtless bathe means of enabling the Crimea to re cover freak the disasters caused by the war, are now in fall activity. The company have just publishtd a notice to the effect that the loan of 65 millions of roubles, which it is about to contract, will be issued in 70,000 bonds of 600 roubles each, bearing interest at 4i per cent. Ten per cent., or 60 roubles, must be paid at the time of subscribing." St. Petersburg journals announce that General Mouravieff, governor of Eastern Siberia, has received the title of " Count of Amur," as a recompense for his services in concluding the treaty with China, which extends the Russian frontier to the river of that name, and grants Russia the free navigation of the river. TURKEY. The following telegram has been received : Marseilles, Sept. 4. Coneftatinople Ingust 41.—Tint hew d 'Orient keys that than bas Loin a peak at Aleppo which lasted three days. The Musulmano bought arms, and clued their M asers. TM town was at ass thee a desert ; but, thanks to mason takes by the authorities, the apprehanstous enter tained bed been allayed ; the Masetilenene, however, continued to sue, and to provoke the Christians. Aoserding to the Onwestitimple leserwel, there bad been • like penis at Tripoli, whittle was only dispelled by the ar rival of • ship of war in the peat. Treee in arms continue to be active in Turkey. Tb Muicipal Caudell= of Constantinople having pro posal to pet a tax upoa larepseas, and to render them liable to impriwansent for nea-ptymeed, M. de Thouvenel bas *nuked the representatives of the Powers to consider what arrangement should be made. The Neapolitan government has removed the quarantine in regard to vestals coming from Francs. The Trieste telegram about a plot against the Viceroy of Egypt turns out to have been little more than a fable. fhe only foundation for it, according to letters brought to Marseillea by the Valletta, was the arrest of Aballah Pacha, ex-Minister of Finance, who is imprisoned in the fortress of Aboukir, and of some notorious Mussulman sheiks, who play upon the credulity of the " A letter from Damascus, of the 12th ult., in a Trieste journal, says that the Sag of the Russian ',annulate had been insulted by fanatics, because the consul had formed a connexion with a Kurd woman ; also that the consul had retired to Beyrout in con sequenoe of the fanatics having vowed to be avenged on him for insulting their race. CHINA. A letter from Alexandria of August 25 says that a Russian government courier has arrived there from China with the treaty concluded between the Emperor of Russia and the Emperor of China. Russia is to enjoy all the privileges accorded to England and France. [Qy. Is she to have no more f] When this messenger left China the French and English wearies had not been signed, because the Chinese plenipotentiaries had been compelled to refer to Pekin in regard to the amount of the pecuniary indemnity demanded by those two powers, and which was reported to be not less than 600 millions of francs (20 millions sterling). At Nib*, however, the affair was considered as terminated ; but it was said—and this news must certainly be considered as highly probable—that the 20 millions was only to be paid by instalments. The treaty with France and England consists of 67 articles. PORTUGAL. LISBON, Atrover 28. Craom ova °war In consequence of a proclamation of the Governor of Gibraltar, by virtue of which all vessels from Alexandria, the ports of Syria and Malta, where plague is said to exist, are denied pratique at Gibraltar, an order hes been issued by the Lisbon Board of Health, giving free admission to vessels from Gibraltar ; this is a great advantage to the Peninsular packets, and obviates the trouble, delay, and expense of lighterage in loading and unloading at Belem in quarantine. A report has lately been abroad that yellow fever was raging at Oporto ; this appears to be neither more nor less than a pure mis-statement. A ship from Brazil appears to have arrived at Oporto with typhus on board, and one of the custom-house guards who visited the vessel died; bet, beyond this, the fever did not spread; and although these re ports have caused much alarm to the inhabitants of Lisbon, I may safely state, that as yet there are no symptoms of a return of the disastrous epidemic of last year. The telegraph lately established through France and Spain is now in active operation, and proves of the highest service to oommeroe on the arrival of the Brasil steamer, and after her departure from Southampton innumerable messages are sent and re ceived, and no doubt the telegraph establishment proves highly remunerative to the government. The accounts of the coming vintage are still favourable, end, as we are just upon the time when the grapes ays gathered, we may safely calculate upon the result. There is little doubt that the yield this year will be fully one-half of what it has usually been before the appearance of the disease. This shows that the oiduizu is gradually dis appearing, and that Portugal will again resume her old podium as a wine producing counny. The sanity of wise has had a very disastrous effect uposi i the commerce of the country, and has also told severely upon the revenue, whilst at the same time the poorer clams have s uffered severely from the scarcity and dearness of what to them may be con sidered a necessary of life. I believe that a decree will shortly be published opening the ports for the importation of cereals at a nominal rate of duty. There is not, however, such a great scarcity of grain as this fact would argue, for it is well known that throughout the provinces there are large deposits on hand, which have been husbanded for higher prime. The glut of soap in the market ocatinues and augments daily, andlew sales of this article can be made except at losing prices. The King came to town on Friday to attend a Council of State, but has again returned to the Palace of Mafra. There has been no material alteration in the rates of the foreign exchanges for this packet. On Lon don paper was in some demand, and little or none remained undone. The quotations are as follows : London. 90 days, 531; 30 days, 631; Hamburg, 471 ; Genoa, 633; Paris, 636 ; Aineterdass, 42, at S months' date. In stock few transactions of any im portance have been effected, and peter continue unaltered. The quotations are se follows —Three per Cent. Registered Stock, 47 to 471 ; ditto Coupons, 46 to 46;; differed, 291 to 301 ; Bank of Portugal shares, 6 to 6i per seat. prem. ; and Bank of Oporto, 25k to 26 per amt. peem. TEI ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. TO Tel ZDITOC OT TIC =TRW. 81a,—I am instructed by the directors to state that swing to sows mass at present not ascertained, hat believed to arise from a fault existing in the salas at a point hitherto undiscovered, time has no intelligible signal from Newfoundland alga ads o'clock on Friday inconing, the 3rd inst. The Boosters are now at Val , ask aided by rarities wand& sod practical dostaisair, are bayestigoint is ems of the with a view to remedy the latiettng d these ciresantawcwe, cm time out at semi he apssiNg the wire to am. be., •111110110 E SAWARD, Secretary. ph Company, Wait* , ilatiliday. Sept. 4, 11.41 am. A workman. named Cypriee, sedan et nose, was e abort time dace ooselemsed by Yr Tdboool al Canoodle& NUN *NW One w litoso moothe Isoprt. soonest for having ark me of ootoomiolo Was io Notopong, oaf lof Ilk avid. asi4. " Tblrl ms Ikaoll to Ow* Muck, bat I will moo." Taw PIONIPMV empease eribis wahines sae ibe 'torrid °minim inormooll o:eisootneat to six smooths. • mit WS MAILS. The sessaimhip Iforosn vrill ieele os tLh clay he Flperieli, *me she will bike is Om lay. mono sokll hrw besismeer to bee dossissiisis AMERICA. LIVERPOOL, &mum The royal mail steamship Niagara, Captain Mille r . which sailed from Boston on the 28th ulti mo , sa d touched at Halifax, N.S., on the morning of th e 27th, arrived here at half-past eight o'clock thi s evening. She brought fifty passengers, but se specie. The screw steamship Anglo-Saxon hence, arrived out at Quebec on the 22ad, and the royal nap steamer Canada, also from this port arrived e t Halifax on the 24th ult. There is no politial news of importance by thi s arrival, and the excitement in regard to the Atlantic telegraph cable appears to have somewhat subsided. The joint committee of the New York Common Pound], on the celebration of laying the cable term I the Atlantic, had agreed to have nvitations extended to the President of the United States, all the foreign ministers at Washington, the governors of state and the cabinet officers to be resent at the ap. preaching celebration, and e in the festivities of New Yea. The New ork Chamber of Cora. mem had passed resolutions expressive of the gm. tiflcation felt by the merchants at the suceessfil laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable. A committal was appointed to procure suitable testimonials to be presented to Captain Hudson and the officers of t h e Niagara. Captain Preedy, of the Agamemnon, is to be similarly complimented. A telegram from New York says : We andeea4od that the French government have may to the Atlantic Telegraph Company the exclusive right so 60 years to land telegraph cable on the Wands of Miquel og , which lie between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, is direction about 80 miles southwest from the latter, and atoll 200 miles from Sydney, N. 8. Having secured the mg. the company _propose to run a cable from Placentia Bay: N.F., to St. Pierre, the chief fish depot of the island, sal thence to a point neer Sydney, Cape Breton, N.S. By thy means the two French Wanda will be thrown Into telegraph's communication with Europe, while the company will surd of the MOM ity of keeping in order some 400 or 600 unlearned line running across Newfoundland and Caps Breton throes* regions when there are no inhabitants excepting a few sat. tared Indiana, oad so roads other than those whkh hankies constructed by the Telegraph Company at its own expeas. In sooordiog this HbeM great, the French goverment hag in view the advantages it mast confer upon its immense fishing interest which centres at 81. Pierre, and which will thus be brought into daily and almost instantaneous comma. nication with France. The War Department at Washington had int:deed despatches from General Johnston, from Utah to ths 22nd of July, bat they contained nothing of general interest. The troops were erecting temporary ware• houses, and preparing to go into winter quarters. The steamship Poydras, belonging to the Telma. tepee Railroad Company had foundered at sea. No lives were lost. The yellow fever continued to prevail extensively in New Orleans. On the 21st ult., the deaths from the disease amounted to 78, and for the week ending that day they numbered 310. The disease had also become epidemic at Charleston, and was carrying off many victims. The telegram recently received from America by the Atlantic cable reporting the death of the distill. gnished telegrapher, Mrs. James Eddy, was erro neous. The deceased was Mr. James Eddy, the general_ superintendent of the American Telegraph Company. An earthquake was experienced at Holdermem, New Hampshire, on the 24th of August. It shook the houses considerably, but did no material damage. We have received Havannah advice§ to the 19th August. Sugars were firm and active, Nos. 11 to 12 of the Dutch standard being quoted at from if to 8/ rinks. The stook on hand is 140,000 boxes. Exchange on London, 13 per cent. prem. The New York Commercial Adcertiser of the evening of August 24 thus speaks of financial affairs in that city : The was a decidedly better feeling at the board this morning, which increased toward the close, and after the hoard prices were generally from Ito higher than balm by the official list. The market for foreign exchanges closed heavy this win ing, with a prospect of some bills being left over. Ile large drawers still ask 1099, but there Is little doing b task bills at over 1094, while prune commercial signatures Men 1091 to loci. On Paris we note ries at 6E 18/ to 6f, 111, and on Hamburg at 861 ki 861. On Amsterdam we quote st 41140 411, and on Bremen at 79 to 791. The following is from W. P. Wright's circular, per Niagara, dated New York, August 24 : That, ban been a far demand for cotton In this mend during the past week, both from home cowmen ad ex porters. The sales, which amount to 5,000 bales, have ten made et fell prices, and it is no longer easy to buy at the ensued quotations ; the qualities middling, as well as dna =vs and below, are scams and would bring mon. crier their r eds sparingly, and sell only when fall p4oos are obtained. The crances for the week have ben: for Liverpool, 1,667 ; Hamburg, 276 ; Bremen, 6.—Teas, 1.948 bales. _ _ _ tiOttOn to transitu has be In better request, and the also for the week amount to 2,000 balm, the prim at theekm may be quasi, oaths beds of 1542 d. freight, good orq. lot to 10e ; low wriddlbi. 111; widdliag, 12 ; good dliag, 12g0., for Mobiles sad Beer Orleans. Them Ni M samples la marina at Upload transits. Ms market for Soar woe less active on the 23rd, the oda being rergeleimi Wiles Masse of holder,. Prices, Mime, nala the =IN kW, aniAstaleed, sad foe daiebladels bran of Obi° Us maw soselinesr. Wheat closed with lamenesd Smoak and at ea advisee of about 2e. to Or. psi *phi Ist soda Freights =dead Maid weneo du Z im lo pool about 800 lake at •Beepeemeid meow . 1 7 . 2 1 0 142 d. to id.; Minor Waldo les. Wm th• steam dap Oserkillleta wea Sled up with atopmerierike at gd. ; sad 900 NAL ende torpedo' wee bin bp dig what at 2e. par 980 Re. Thai was nothing at wasoalew ported Ss Maw, ar Landon THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH VIA HALIFAX. NEW YORK, Anotair 26, Bruno. Our cotton market is quiet, the sales of the pa two days amounting to only 1,000 bales. ilta are not lower, but the tendency is downward. 'Ds market for flour is dull, and prime have dais' 10 to 16 cents. per barrel. Wheat also has a (boar ing tendency, and the quotations are 2 to 4 sof& per bushel lower. Indian Corn is steady, at al quotations advised per mail. Provisions gnus{ 11 exhibit no change of moment, and the dentandis steady. The stook market shows no material change. likens. Neill Brothers and Co. report as a 'Ws' meat to their circular that the cotton markets ga rally are firmer, owing probably to the light ft. ceipts and the lateness of the new crop. Their lir counts represent the worms as causing some dater Lion among the growing plants. NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST S. Our cotton market is slightly easier today, without actual change in prices. The sales of the two past days were 1,000 bales. HALIFAX, AUGUST Sia Her Majesty's steamer Gorgon arrived has WI evening from Newfoundland. THI EArtIIQUAIt I rw Mextco.—The sarthqslie that took pleoe la Make on the 19th of Jags lest mein of the meet severe that h been known sines the are* favesios. At 9 o'elook la the mocking a shock ems fuss lb soak. MU was thllowsd by three awe vhdmt sholls4 the arms direstloo. nth foie watt shocks Ora/ ham the east, and ether the w• few tremblisp. city of Mexico Ow strongest structures reeled to thehbor flaes, the water spooled he Pro from the etooth la it sheet lamps vibrated ham to watt far • quarter I minute. The mirth wend fa the striate ; tress withal strepsd the mug alaulao, sad sons ware tbe . toe e = think Homo, inthethmeth, sod earn& os Jowl. Moat 94 them sod sties b Nexioo essisteal lithe the earthessaka, end a gala maw eaves thee* Damp to the vathe of more tints a =Ma derlies hes II" dome to ens city of Kock°. All the violent shocks Ituktillt fa the epee of about one aisle sad a half Thoar and Memblistp Meted about three mission " It is reported'," says a Paris latter it tie fl ik a bd titi oi di, id " "ma ma s►ostly visit F. bro c. tker sbasti et ths an A, *rale be as mat witheat preemteat la the the at Tushoy." swigs & As M. a photographer el was a few weenies. ego usgsged le Ws lob:celery, I of sulphate geld eocidettly buret, and calking SO coals Mt dee to ble olotbea. In a that los Morn levaisped in iseats, sad rushed Sews marsh, Ina eirtiassilsird the ere. He wee, homer, bunted that be expired the next day. tei rp:2 Mr. 6 Mr. E for 14 it a w ls tam& • thers ' an %Who. dases h Imarati m Xi& doe ("hi num cask hi ibit 1 I 1 WA ill 11=411 by PI stab _ Crc the a sorrel nand. kayo, irr..l! Pd the Ir den a gad k auPP O comp] As able a . . the pi Croot! iiiii-ed— .fibs — kr - . of it. fro, 1 Xr. the uo Ind% -1 &Pt to Yr. affe" ea tar Join rough Tyrwl rh• rd Mr. Wakol that h sow of of two diaohai =emit receive this al eke!' did nal hint !" the pa , diarist woo rei I4awl tit onstot not tall The above i Other Waugh Lan it them el The 110i - i0 Mr served, Curley either Dail for The , Eliza Salto tt REIT& The Thome aortal elle roe the be, Kr. 8a to take any lon that as, entCil; order a; be admi Appli Yr. I Theo and left MR. A The salted ; Mau to bog to I mad* U Tho lui mat M moat oil our kb your op armlet! who to h - TaWri =s i M: WA: Tie and Nal Pro' hors tor WED Mr, cal is dm sl a. 4 naiad v, citadel efts, aids of 741.71 1 asothi tarliged