The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-16 00:00:00

I 1 I gips 411xpre00. 10;Zoier 1 1117W000k ..— "Voill o AN* NI War Pi" di orl i r ie s or w rib IS. D0w5161411N0.14 Tw ow WI fag HIGH WATER AT LONDON IRIDOIL =Bl-Nandirr sir Ns A/Mom 11 465. -Magi& 416 4ma---aftisios. 4h. Sin. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 16. filisola the House of Commons can proceed with advantage to the discussion at 81r Bt?Lwsz Lrr rtnes motion, it will be absolutely neemsary that some farther infatuation Amid be obtain' re garding the actual =WWI= Of the Gabfest. The retirement of Lord lows Roam, under ahem =moss that deprive it very muck of the sharester of a voluntary act, was plainly resorted to in the hops of tiesreby diverting the impending storm. The ex plenipotentiary once driven ban cake, the impuestins of discordance and disunion in the Government would forthwith fall to the ground. The terms of the =solstice as originally framed messed to reader such a mode of dealing with it pee aible I sad if the affairs of nations were to be governed by the welealeal rules of special pleading, the co partners in the great deltaqueney now charged might thus perhaps elude further investigation, and claim the besdt of a non-snit. Bat while we are abolishing thew of fraudulent quibbles in our =arts of common law, it will hardly be tolerated .at the demands of right cad peed= should be balled ley seek means in the grand Moue= of the -nation. The substantive isms raised by Lord Joan's livowals respecting the Austrian proposition is not =hither he acted withdiploneatio =discretion =Vines, hat whether oo his return home he well-nigh sec -eluded in =Weeding the Crown into the acceptance 411 a peace which the country would not have sane dosed; and then at the last moment took a •prominent part is persuading the public that the 'sided Gain= was an united Cabinet, seam for the ueslaskeard prosecution of the war. The aniversal anxiety and alarm created by these re relations cannot for a moment be regarded we Men thol with any desire for the exclusion, or any peculiar distrust of one man. Everybody understands that bad Lord Joni( stood alone in his infatuation =boat the proposal of Count Bum., be could have -done no liana. Everybody comprehends that the •dm/le lay in his having in the Administration illianetial allies, by whose aid he expected to be die to carry its adoption. That was the danger la May last; that is the danger now. The Ca- Mast since then has undergone no change; yet it was currently rumoured then, and is now im plicitly believed, that of the confidential Meiners of Ms Quzax, one half were ready to approve the eons pesmisie with Ramis which the Austrian Minister *posed: and, notwithstanding this, we know that without exception the whole of the members of the Ghia% cootribated to the deludes practised epos Parliament, and preteedsd unanimity in breaking le negotiations, in order to defeat a party motion in the Hasse of Commons. It will not now avail to say that the Setourreir for the COLONIES was the deceiver, and sot his colleagues. Many of them eat by and heard his words, some of them cheered; and none of them disavowed them. How sins it possible, indeed, that they should do so ? Was it)ict notorious that for many days preeediNg hopes had been excited amongst the advocates of woe that sooner than prolong hostilities a nume- . sees section of the Government was prepared to miparati from that which advocated the rejection of Austrian taros? Is it not still in the recollection of every one that Lord lonic was expected to make a pacific speech, and that the hove was taken wholly by harpies I. listening to that which he actually delivered ? Assuredly his °aliases' who speed with him in opinion, and differed from hiss in the course eventually 'pursued, cannot have the face to deny that they were participators along with him in the delusion practised on the House. They were steady to make peace upon conditions which the *entry repudiates, yet they consented to make war In order to preserve their places. The country hes • right to know who were, who are these men, for they ve still Cabinet Coaneillors of the Crown, and they are so bectuse they put forward the mast eatrapous • their number to tall a martial tale, and to talk enthusiistically about the war. We should like to know Wore the session ends, and the fortunes of the country are committed, for another perilous seem, to the keeping of such men, how many of them we pay for lying in wait for an opportunity to mane negotiationa like those of Vienna. We presume that eve the debate of this evening commences, some explanation will be asked on this score. It is the right and duty of a legislature which finds that it has been once deceived to interrogate strictly these who have misled it. They cannot deny their Wylie pirticipation in the act; we should *Wanly like to Lear how they can justify the desertion of their leader in his acceptance of the penalty incurred. His act was their act, his momentary triumph their game. So strong is this feeling abroad that sines the resign's* of Lord Jowl Ruseux was known to have been expected, popular belief has gives Sir CIZONOE Garr, Bit COINEWALL LEWIS, and Bit CeAxua WOOD credit for a determination to follow his example. It this be so, there only remains to be questioned the residue of the Philo-Austrian party in the Cabinet, amongst whom public conjecture points es two Members of the Upper Houle and one of the Lower. Bat then is another and equally important view of the matter. How will the Papa MINIMS sad the lIRCIITAIIT for Foam. MUMS seonat for withholding from Parliament, pending the &semi= en Mr. Disanzas motion, the dispatches contained in the papers presented only on Thursday last, and which reveal the truth regarding Count Buot's pro position P Certain portions of the consspoodence bad been laid upon the table, bat none calculated to giro the representative. of the people the slights.' kisowledge of the final audition. agreed to by the Preach and English Plenipotslitiariss at Vienna, sad none affording the begat intimation that thess °podiaoss met with the approval of • moiety of her tauserr's advimrs. This great and essential feature of the transastica was studiously aid deliberately kept concealed by Lard PALMER RON from the Commoes, and by Lord CLARE:NOON from the Poem. They may aver, if they will, that paramosat coasiderations of public policy governed *sir conduct, sad that they thought themselves jus tified in doping Parliament .and mystifying the country. Well, let them auks good this defsnos, and than Sir Butwza LTTION'II modes will, of coarse, be defeated, and Lord JOHN Itusuu. will be rivirded is a martyr, if not Mutated triampheatly Is oaks. Bat if they shrink from this some, If they are prepared to imeriike their We aim sad °Amu, he having too veaturossly shimpleued the cars they now would fain repudiate, bow are they to justify their Part pates by ass d andssion and etimmimise is that for whisk be is so deeply Windt ~~ IFIIISIND RUMOUR& If the gese+ dibajpiitlnd disks 'KY be so' I diced, the sileoinden la UM swap of Lag _Agrainsate was se noddle. Unwed with that whisk rages is the Cabinet. Aneediag to ow report, it was so resolved, alter a Morey debate, as Satardsy, to re oommood her Italesty to swept of Lord Bohn Russell's rimigeatisn. Awarding to another, this resoled= had bees averted to the threatened reefs elides at the Chandler of 60 It:Wegner and the Horse Seerstary. Bemis west so far, yesterday, _ea to ' Ana that these ministers bed ae g t e xri s i sd rolitlndas because Lord Palmate* had bow upon to recommead the imesplesee at Lord lobs'. dismission. Is the meat of - Lod John's resignadonl e i weepted, it is indineleed that be will be nar is the Colosilel-adho b Sir William llolssworth. Bir Benjamis RA is spasm of for the Board of Works; bat it is set mdmeteedthat the hoe. baronet is to have a seat is the Wiest, That promotion is swerved es a sop for a amble meheatent. The Board of dm h o er. is ma to have been oared to Mr. Laing, sod aelky It aware fiat a kind ef paean from without has bow breech& to bear upon the Clabloist fees two quarter& One was by mane of a desiwedes, to which the eases of buten; members of the Govern ment, net of the Cabinet, are sail is ban boon ap rtte the offset that they weld set vote against wor Lychee's modes ; the Whet by means of the Reond-RoMo, as owntlened by wan OWarday, to whisk the siesta of some dews Whig embers of the Rem of Commons were °Weed, orgies Lord Palawan to amyl Lord labile resignatwa. The ratherat hlo rine' wedit n of originating this fame is diversio Bothellver* and Is Benjamin ; ir that of originating the latter to We Um Shelley. The enesetainty as to whether Lord John Russell is or is wt a swabs, of the Government appears to have given wee to the Derbyitas. Some of them maintain that if Lord lan is oat Sir Bohm Lys ton's motion is no Wave applisabl& Lord Derby is expected in town, and there we be little doubt that, with his lordship's seselid dislike of responsibility, his voice will be given far proosedl4 no farther. It is whispered that, in the event of Sir Sewer Lytton's motion being allowed to drop, the balk of the Derbyites will vote foe Mr. Roebuck's. Sir James Graham is expected to arrive in town this day. Lord Dalhousie is reported to be so very ill, that there is not the slightest chance of his ever being able to take oMos. This will he • hitch in the ar rengements for tbs./brim of the oonaervative liberals and literal nos orvative& The waviotion that an only dissolution of parlia - meat is inevitable continues to gain ground. • meeting of the Conservative members of the House of Commons took place on Saturday at the resides.* of Mr. Diwaeli. " The attendance (.ay the Herald) was very numerous, and never was the feel ing of the party more cordial sad unanimous as to the souse to be panned by it." The Post says, respecting the sucessear to Lord Jolla Swe ll , that nothing will be dens—no overture made--so word spokes, until the debate upon Sir B. Lytton's notion be closed. Mit Court. OSBORNE, JULY 15. Primus Lodes and Prince Arthur bare been attaskad with leariatina. Their royal highnesses ars going as vary fame/ably. The same abeam has &Palmed half is Prises Leopold, who was WI at Baskiagban Palees in oostansinee of a slight saddest. Prises Albert, oesseagesied by the King of the Belgians and the Crest of nada% embarked in this royal yacht Victoria mad Albert is Friday afternoon, cad wnt towards the Needles. Her Majesty: with the PAM'S Charlotte of Belgian en the Pringle Royal, wined is the Fairy. The Dwane of Heat, attained by Lady Foamy Howard, arrived is a visit ha her Majesty on Friday. The Quiet, seeempeated by the Prisesse Royal, Primroses Alice, the Dasher of Yeat, ad Prisons Charlotte of Bel gian, drove est hem era earflap yeetsrday afterseca. - Primo Albert sad tie Coast Si ilsadsrs - nde cm hone. task. The royal Maser party yeaterday Mailed the Lag of the Belgian. the Danner of Heat, the Coast of Pleaders, t►e Prison Boyd. the Primer Charlotte of Belgian, Lady Fenny Howard, the Counter de Bony, the Buono* de Bored, Wend de lieeekerke, Biz Robert Carswell, Caput& Harmon, sad Sir JOINS Clark. 1 A Cabinet Connell was held ca Satirday afternoon at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. It was at tended by Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Berl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George any, the Barl of Clarendon, Lord John Russell, Lord Penman, the Chanoellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Sir Wm. Moiseworth. Viscount Canning, and the Earl of Harrowby. The =moil sat three hours and a half. llsetiegs of the Word traivenity Commission were bold at No. IJ, Gnat Qammairest, Westiniastar, cm Tiorsday sod Friday last. The Csamissioaers preeent wore the Earl of lillan - ere, the Dna et Wens, ;ad Bir Jolts Wither Awdry, with the ethrelariee. Tim; Cormittoo ea Hilsoatioa of the Lord. of bar Ma jesty's Moot Has. Privy Colwell hod a siortiai os &Sudsy, at tlio Privy Colitelliiiko, Whitoliall. ?mast: no Lord Presidioat, the Mar*llOr of the lizeliequer, end the Bight Hen. X. T. Banes. A deputation ben the Waltham Holy Cr.. Load Bead; 4 Health had ea interview, a Saturday. with the Prod cleat of the General Beard of Heath, et hie eilee,Whheball, with reterwase to the Publio Health Bill. The deputation soneloted el the Bev. J: F. Shernen, XL Carr, 11z. Bead and Mr. Jumpy, dirk to the load board. 111 W BUDGET. than Os Asusiostet.) What the Chan;wilot of the Exchequer maid in the j Home of Ceesa►ems seems to have bear greatly ssisuadsr Mood. A suppleamtal estimate for the army sad Is,, will be brought forward before the elms of the ososism but which it is maderstood will met at moot nosed three to tom minima. It will, however, be mmemberod that la die jbudget Sir George Lewis provided toe 3,000,0001. by way of j a vete of credit, sad 3,000,0001. of a sure& It win set,l t►aelwe, as wm suggested by the qualm of Mr. Disraeli last eight, be asmarery to masa say sew lose ; st the most all that ism be required may be the authority of pas- Hamm te issue early I. tie mom year, if required, a small additiesal amount of I:Memoir bills. ELECTION. LATEST FROM ABROAD. Lord Pawner* has received information that a Ikeda* sortie took place against the Fneelßi9a pits in front of the Malakoff ea Binorday night, which was gallantly reptdied. Tie army is healthy. The following wars tho numbers at tho Glow of the poll au Saturday: ___ - , RUSSIAN SORTIE REPULSED. WAI DIPARTKINT, JvLy 16. Berkeley Beller The Monitetsr of yesterday costal= the following from Gmberal Pelimier : " 0111111 A, Jinx 13, 11 o'ar.ocz P.m. " I hsve•nothing new to animus°s to you to-day. The sanitary Mate is good ; the umber of deaths from cholera diminishes every day." Majority for Bakeley ' 662 Tors Mirairrim—After the separation of the Cabinet Cemeti at Saturday evealeer, Lord Joha Remelt left tows kr Pembroke Lodge, Mohamed. Timm% Fal seness did motions lowa, bet dined with the Mamie sad Lesdeaderry. The fluty emusualeadou from the sable Mesmat to Ike awn wee ommyed by me of the I ordinary Treeeary messages. Lady Theresa Lewis had a saris on Saturday sight, as the wield seeidems of the Chameller of the Es chequer, fa Dowuluvesseet Above 300 partook ehtedy wiebere of the Pens and Gramm, Weeded her ludyskip's emembly. TM PAM lies. Yuma Smith me the oaly member of the &does protest, exempt the Premler. Th. Marchioese of Claeriestito ham Weed cards for a be 11... Thursday aszL , The Marquis asd Maohicasas ot Loradcadary 1 saterteised the Premier, sad ..ant site* et dinar ca liatariey melee. Vieeeeateas Palsairstee will be hoeetwed with the preesase of the DOAN' of Cambridge as/ the Weems Mem et hoe leephies sesembly es Wedesedeg. The amber of orphans sow reed fres tike 801 l ratrietie ie arm* el 1.2111/ The ally earthing we of the Me Omni llenyatt Mw. lee /aye age as llama We e Ikiefflgtaa-gese, lho Mk pet of his ego. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1855. OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Jai= 3. The report that prevailed in camp that the Sar dinia= wwe returning from Chulin, and the Otto- man troops from the neighbourhood of Balder, to the Ibis of Balaklava, has proved untrue. A part of the Sardinian force felt baelt.in a direction toward. Teheripsun, for facility of obtaining water, but other wise have not 'hanged their position. The Ottomans still weepy the neighbourheod of Balder. On m onist of several miss of cholera appearing among the mon of the 10th Hassan, detached in that Crea tion, a alight change was made in their position. linfortumately, the disease has not quitted them oom pletely, and it is not unlikely that another change in their encampment will have to be made. We do not hear speak of any immediate movement of the advanced troops. The French have a rumour that three more divisions are coming to join their army, under the oommand of Gee. Baraguay D'Hilliers. If this roam contain any truth, there may he an inteation of deferring all further movement until the arrival of those reinforeemente I for it is very gene rally amorted that, large as the Allied lows is now, it is not yet adequate for the complete investment of Sebastopol and its outworks. A belief prevails that General Ltiders has joined the Russian force anew bled neer /Motor Maoksosie with two hush divi sions. The enemy is keeping a very active watch on our proceedings, as might be expected, and small bodies of Cossacks are observed in frequent move ment along the hills, from the Inkormann mountain to Mackenzie's farm. No important Asap has occurred in the siege operations. The Russian line-of-battle ships retain their position before the Barth'lnaia suburb of the town. Cuss of chairs us still occurring in various puts of the town. A very onside:able number of officers have left camp lately, either to go to England at the recom mendation of Medical Boards, or for shorter periods, to the Bosphorus, on board ship. It has been a sub ject of great surprise that the Sanitarium, which was commenced long ego, near the Monastery of Bt. George, has never •been completed; and, judging from present appearanoss, it will mations) to be a subject of surprise for another month or more. Sums of the huts have been erected, but they ate as yet des titute of bedsteads, and all other provision for the re froption of convalescents. The advantages of the Fashion, sod convenience for sea-bathing, promised to render this a very valuable addition to the sanitary mouses of the army. Timely removal to this site, from the thickly-covered ground of the camps before Sebastopol, in many instances, might have speedily restored health, and obviated the necessity of re moval to a distance, and more lengthened periods of absence. Bat the summer is passing, and with it almost the oily meson when the Sanitarium can be of use to the convalescents for whom it is destined. The following awn have glutted the Crimea for England during the last few days, in addition to the two lientenant-generals conimanding the Light and Beeond Ditiaioaa :—Lieutenant-Colonel Johnstone, ' 33rd Regiment; idajor Pack, 7th Foiling; Major Villiers, 47th Regiment; Major Armstrong, 49th Regiment; Captains Oolthurst, 48th Regiment; Q. Many, 19th Regiment; T. Maxwell, 34th Regi ment; M. Penastather, 30th Regiment; T. Wick ham, 33rd Regiment; B. Le Merchant, 49th Regi ment ; Hon. C. Addington, 38th Regiment; Lieute nants T. Fox Rostsco, 49th Regiment; C. Henny, l 88th Regiment; Meekesy, 97th Regiment; L Jones, 7th Familial; Lord R. H. Browne, 7th Fwd. lien ; and Burgeon Tana, 12th Lancers. The weather has mutinied cool, with oommional showers. The springs now afford an abundant supply , of water for all the sensitise of the camp. MORNING GENIRLL ORDER. Head Quetta@ Wore Sebastopol, July 2, 1825. The Lisatosaabecaoral Classomsodiag the Fosses hastens to pettish to the Amy the Mewing tolographie despot& received lest might ken the Moister for War, dated Joao 3D: " I wavered your sad latellloresse to the Queen. Ha Majesty ached it with prodsuad pie[. Wars the Army that bar Majesty loss laws, with the deepest sorrow, this Brat ssidortawe width has Walks the Amoy late lees el its bus dktiaordshed Heentaaolsr-hoehisi. I " Tin sseany In Dm derived of s bravo sad wow plisbed soldkroi Wes mad &Total patriot. sag ea boson big sat diisteralted isbiest."—By order, _ _ _ (Slimed) - W. L PAisinum. Lt.-Col., DESPATCH FROM PRINCE BRBLIN, BONDAT. A daspatch, naked at St. Petsrsborg from Mime Ciortehakolf, announces that the onesny's cannonade ' rescimmeaced at Sebastopol on the 9th, bat partially end at intervals. The fire was principally directed upon bastions 3 &id 4. Nothing of importance had transpired in other parts of the Crimea. A despatch ban Dantrio mays it is confidently asserted in that city, that the Allied fleet was about to leave ito situation before Cronstadt, in older to undertake an expedition against Reel. • THE RUSSIANS AT EARL We leers by way el Paris that at Bare, en hue 19, the Madam ocatimaed their inovesmate to sur round the town with 27,000 infantry, 8,000 ca valry, and 70 pow. The Tar* wail provided, awaited ths enemy with readation, Mire be nr Prey to bold out to the last, and, if seemary, to retire upon linserons. The Turkish gposeal Amends reinhreseemb d area only. Ur to Jaw SI noddies now bad oessetsd at Talkie. IN AEA. As extra Supplement to the Iowa& Mau, of the 7th, recoired this del, coutsins the following: Aide-do -eau* Owed Womb, Nees the leffewbg details, dated foes the with near the hamlet of atiljaaala. upon the river Lan-did, Jaw 17. The swathed of Owed Kovalevsky upon Ardegbau kis wilted is the dispraise sad wens to their hews of the Turkish maids, who, awbering, it it said, arerly 9,000 bee, bad collected froth all the neighbouring widish@ Two tegiwate of regular 'every, untamed in the hamlet of DAN', near this fortress, left a short tine before the arrival of Gemmel Lethithohy, and Method the main body of the Turkish Wogs at Kars. The bregalar infantry, which had hoes stadeeed at Ardegkaa, retired with the Pasha, sad weal, it is supposed, to Oils. I. order the sore rapidly to wry off provides* sad other effects hen Azdaghea, the Turks had, before our arrival, takes all the waggons they could lad fres the neighbouring villages, so that daring the guards of General Kovalevsky from ludaghaa to Zils he was without besets of burden. General Hovebeaky, with his detachment, emulating of the Mama Infantry Regiment. sad the regiment of the Yana Charmers, with 12 pieces of artillery and five sondes of Dos Cossacks. reached &is on Joao 16, as also did Major-Gemmel &Mason gybeg detachment and the ad. vanced guard of the corps of operation. Yesterday (huts 16) I made a rommenalsanoe with a number of troops is the direction of Hers-Dsgb, during which a maga of our horse militia exchanged fire with the Turkish Wiggler cavalry, bekiad whom we perceived two miasmas et Turkish lamas drawn up la columns. TOO enemy on the dank were drives beak ►y six males of the regiment of No. 2 of the Caesarea Cossacks. commanded by Colossi Aseskoff, sad supported by four squadrons of dragoons. with four plates of horse artillery. The rest of the. troops were ranked in order of battle. at four vents from Hare.Dsgh. The enemy had smog, perceived the threatened movement when the Beshi• Smoak, dispersed, and the Turkish regular cavalry sows's& retreating slowly, but, attacked at the end of a few stiamtes by the Cossacks of the line, they took to the trot, the last rank dose respond'sg to oar fire. Profiting by this alltvillasst, Colossi Nankai threw himself is advance with his Conchs, mad penetrated to the centre of the enemy's salaam. The Orthensksla softie sad two of Stavropol admired at a gallop upon the enemy's roar, is serried ranks. The manias of the Commas, of the Kaaren, and of the mountains pursued the enemy and Razed with his forma, sabre'sg them without mercy. The Turkish boresmest abaadosed their hones by dolmas, is order to take shelter is the high grain. Carried away by the rapidity of the pursuit, the Comecks paid no attendee to the fire which the batteries of Ew-Dsgh bad opened against them, sad did sot stop until they had reached that of the estsns►ed amp, situated seas the city, behind which the Turkish infantry wars formed, mad where the fugitives were reinforced. Emboldened by the proximity of the Raba body of tbeir forces, the Turks wished them to take the offensive ; but two collies frees the detaskstent of mounted instils's, eon amended by Lieut. Oniself, who were la advance, stopped them. I ties ordeeed Must Nyrod to leave the line with the oevalsy reserve, sad to assemble the detathatents then is selves's. The latter rejoined kin at a march, and in the greatest order. Our loss °audited of 4 Cossacks kllla4 ; 1 Ouse& °Seer, 10 Cossacks, and 8 militiamen wounded. Is spite of the vigorous amaosade from the city, two of oar men only received Werke from the balls. The Omegas took seven prisoner., two of them Leasers, sad also brought away all their dead sad wounded, with the eseeptles of a non-oostudiakmed Meer, who, having pesetrated too far, wu cut is plane in the midst of the enemy's eolonn, almost at the very antrum* of the camp. A great umber of the Turkish dead and wounded were scattered upon the Sold of battle, bat se they were Rader the fire of the Turkish bat teries it was impossible to count the bodies. Jadgieg, how ever, by the number of horses, arias, and ammetresaiiats brought away, and by the bloody sabres of the Cossacks and militiamen, we may estimate the lees of the Turks at ao mu. Thi s estimate has been °smarmed by spies, who have informed us that in this eseounter the Turks had 55 use killed and 67 wounded. During the combat a weak detach meat of the minty append before our right leak, but it was immediately driven beak. We have sines learned that it was commended by an English cam. In this ads' the Cossacks of the Use, to wham the Turks give the name of Cirlassiens, showed extraordisary courage. Bix Make pursued, sword in head, 108 Buhl-Bespoke and two toginteste of regular cavalry, under the very Ire of the muses artillery, sad drove them almost up to their en tracked tamp. During thi;recomsaissancs a special detachment was slot op the Malytimay Mosatain ; where the calms of the staff took a tepopephical plait of the localities without difficulty. Towards two &dock, p.m., the troops returned to the emit. A despatch from St. Petersburg, dated Saturday, confirms our intelligence via Stockholm of the bombardment and destruction of Lavine, and further states that the Prince of Frani* had just arrived in the Russian capital. - • THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO PARIS. The Singe says that the programme of Mel is celebration of the Queen's visit will soon be pub lished. The fires begin on August 17, and will last a fortnight. SPAIN. MADRID, Jurr 13. The distarbanoes in Catalonia hays been happily appeased. The Qasen has sanctioned the bill for a forced loan, and ministerial instraotioes for the m ention of it are aboat to be Mimed. Several Carla' have been arrested this evening at Madrid. ISSUE OF THE FRENCH LOAN. The following documents relative to the time and mode of issuing the New French Loan are translated from yesterday's Allosigewe: REPORT TO THE EMPEROR. Bat,—Year 11fa Pay bas again addremsd the 'pastry I I askiag She mesas of eontinsing, Is a masses worthy of Frames end the object she moms, the rested so gloriously steintatned by oar valiant army. Feats' latarpreters of the unmet @sudsiest, the mats sad the legidattm corps have hastened to reamed to the appeal of the Simperer by unanimously panting the power of obtain's, for the Meaty an extraordinary rescues of seven bandied sad fifty millions of frames by the sale of restos. The Ow, the soda. mad the creditless of this loan bating been left to the fir appreciation of the govern ors; I wish to take the orders of your Mejery on these various pints. The seedlike of the treasury mad the reerrees at its Morsel would undoubtedly rill enable ft to rest the publie supers@ of every kiad ter several scathe to era, mad to this point of view year Idelosty would be able to postpone the therein of the power pissed ia your heads. Sat it is the duty of a provident retiree:Mica to rake prevision beforehand. so es always to be reedy to nest eveatualities. Besides, ea the ant saarathineat of the lose, the capitals Weeded for sash purpose have been er e v7whogio rade ready. mad are la there. • pro/cord delay by keep*: the holders is Glimpser would not be witti est iseareahnso fry Whirs ia rear. and night be Warier to the Soma itnell rem thus emesideratiess I have the honour of reposiag is your Maresty not to pat of the her. It appears to se widths to diesels the 1.011051 gyres that have of late bees reposed. The national nbseriptioa has gene throve' its ordeal It is reeortheaded by its usquestisaable imerstiality, mad the brinier serer it has neatly erased hilly Judaea the prehrear your Whet, noshes* to it. la she two hat leans the sabseribers led the Stoles br tweet the Fear-eati.a.lisif sad the Three per Oasts. I see as sera why the isms yeiellep shield set *pia be rested. I propose te year Majesty to aside that the Bate of rearead.lielf shall he hosed at 03fr. ilk, with matron boss the !tad of Mash last; sal the Three per War. at gib. lh.. with rafrass Rest fuse U. To dal& that the sabowthel =plod shall he paid Is the Itilmilletamat:—Oartsatk at the that el askaidilai, mad the romaieder la II meathly equal lastalmals—tie int of which &ell Id die et the 7th et September neat Tbs.* seaditleas MS mien ter Ste mbeerlbere nrioss admatairee, whisk It will be Mg to estimate. At the bonne. thle day, the lest qeotatioa of the roar sad...Halt per Cost. Rats wee 921. 75e., mad that of the I Three per Cleat. }taste 661.90 e. Thew quotadoes, iewpared with the rata elms stated above, show is favour of the eabsoribers a ire bowls of 50e. kr the Foarsad•4Hslf, sad of 65e. for the Three per Coats. Bet the chief advantages will, of wane, reset from the delay of about twenty soothe granted to the subscribers from the epee's; of the rabscription for making up the payment In hip, and also from the date when the arrears of the rates will be paid to the.. This combinatioa, which purse by anticipation the interest of the capital subscribed, is equivalent to a new redaction of 2fr. 790. as the 44 per cents. and of lfr. No. as the 3pu meta. Who ever are admitted to the right of paying up by antkdr tioa will receive a discount which will be as good to then he this boar. All them advantages united in reality reduce the price of the 4j ream to 894. 46c., and the three per east. rents to Inv. 270.; and, compared with the quotation of the last bonzes, they procure to the sabeariben a beau of Sfr. 29e. on the Ant class of lend, and of 2fr. We. on the mend ; • beaus that mut appear still greater whoa we •oadder that, for sevenl days past the boons has bean infineneed by the ieuninenos of the loan, and that in this way the lames of the last quotations has bean owing merely to an ••ddeatal ' depreciation. In Cu. the *moult of the subscriptions should exceed the sass demanded, I thiek I ought to propose to your Majesty to decide that the subscriptions of 601 r. of nets sad under shell be aloes exempted from raductioa, and that all those above 'Oft. of route shall be submitted to a proportionate re duction. This sawn» eppean to me to be a fair one ; by assuring a part to all the subscribers, whatever may be the amount of the sums subscribed, it will itertandy contribute to the success of the operation. As in the previous loses, and In order to maks roan for the small capitals, the Witham of the subscriptioas shell be deed se low as 10tr. of rests. Such, .ire, ars the tioaditioas which I have the honour 2f submitting to the approbation of your Majesty. The advantages which the subscribers obtain by them are doubtless sonsiderable ; but, at all tines, analogous advan • sages have been mortised u being indiapensable for ensuring the susses of the negotiations. The old system was wrong In reservieg the bonus acessapeaying them for a few individuate. The merit of the public subscription inaugurated by your Majesty consists in ,offering them to everyone, and by Raking the rents common, enlarging the bases of he national credit. I ass, with the most profound respect, your bisjesty's most humble and moot obedient servant and faithful sub *Sr P. Munn& IMPERIAL DECREE. NAPOLZOW,—By the gram of Ood sod the national will, To all present and to come, greeting : Oa the report of oar Minister Secretary of State for the department of Finance, considering the law of July 11, 1866, We hare domed and do decree as follows : Art. 1. Oar Minister iforactary of State for the Pinatas fa authorised to proceed by public subeaription to the maim meat of the cam of name at ti and at 3 per lent. necessary for producing a capital of 760 millions of frame, and a sup plementary capital, that mast not Gaoled 30 millions, for facilitating, U required, the liquidation of the subscriptions end for defraying the expenses of discount resulting from the payments by anticipation. Art. 2 The nap at 41 per east will be road at the rate of 921 r. 26 centime, the usufruct to commence on the 22nd of March, 1866. The mats of 3 pa coat will be laud at the rats of 65f. 250. wits wiefroot from boos 22,1866. Art. 3. In conformity with the 'spitting of the first article in the law of July 11, 1866, the detail= of the a ink ing fund will be increased fret the Ist of January, 1866, by a son equal to the hundredth part of the nominal capital of the mites that shall be issued In virtue of the Ist article la the present decree. Art. 4. Oor Kiaister Secretary of State of the Roams is charged with the ezeoation of the present decree. Dose at the palm of the Tailed's. Jaly 14, 1866. By the Emperor. NAPOLEON. The Meister Secretary of State of the Finance, P. Mums REGULLTIONB. The Minister Secretary of State of the Flamm, in sues don of the imperial decree of this day, resolus u follows : Art. 1. From the 181.111 to the 29th of this present July, including the two Sundays, the 225 d and the 29th, the public will be admitted to subscribe to the loon of seven hundred and fifty millions, authorised by the law of July 11, 1865. The subscription registries will be opened: For Paris and the departmat of the Beim at the antral oaks of the Treasury ; at the antral rsosiving Office of the Seine, Rae Neave-des-liathurins, No. 86; at the silos of dep saw and reasignments, Rue de Lille, No. 2; at the aloes of the 'won of the twelve arroudisements. For all other departments Nam that of the Seine, In all the chief places of each department and arrondissement, at Ithe °Mee; of the respective genera er private ease.. solleeton. They will be opened ou the 18th of July, at 9 sm., and closed on the 29th of July, st 6 p.m. Art. 2. The subscribers will hate the choke between the Beat of Four-and•a•Half per Cent. (created on the 14th of March, 1862), and the Bette of Three per Cent. Art. 3. The Rents of Foar•aad•rHalf per Cent will be issued at the rate of 92f. 26e., with winfrest from March 22, 1866, that is to say, by engaging to pay into the treasury the sass of 92f. 260., at the periods stipulated in the article 6 stated below, the subscriber will naive a Bent of 41. which, notwithstanding the intervals of delay granted for the payment of the on‘wwiption will mud as the 1112 till OM from dm 22nd of Mara, 1866. The Butte of Three per Cent. will be Limed at the rate of 66f. 26e. with usufruct from Jam 22, 1865. An. 4. No subscriptioa will be received unless for 10f. of mate and the multiples of 10f. Art. 5. Should the amount of the subscriptions exceed the sum of 760 millions, and the supplementary capital se swag for facilitating their liquidation sad for defraying the espouse of discount, a capital the maximum of which is filed at 30 millions by the law of July 11, 1866, these sub scriptions will be subjected to a proportional reduction. Nevertheless, the eaberiptioes, not greeter than 60 frame of new, will not be liable to say modesties. The sabooribess, whom demands shall have bees »heed, will Immediately after the lisaidation have reimbursed to them the swerespeadieg part of their payment, union they may prefer, but is so far as merely regards the subessiplitme that are discountable, ae shall be hereafter determined, to leave them as as anticipated payment ; In which ems they will be allowed oa the said payments in advisee, dating from the day of actual payeseut, a discount of 4 per seat. Art. 6. The paysseat of the eabeariptiose will take place in the manner (*Bossism : 00a-tenth when subswiling, and the rest by eighteen equal instalments, payable oa the 7th al each month, front the 7th of September, 1866, to the 7th of February, 1867, inclusively. The payments by saticipaties wlll be received at the treasury, in compliance with the law, with a &secant of 4 per sent. for aU subseriptious not pester than I,ooof. of rents ; the sassenglit to discount may fie subsequently granted to subscriptions greater than the last sum specified. I For the sabacription. of I,ooot. of rests and lam the payeasats by anticipation may be wade at the Una of sub scribing, with right el discount on the day of payment; bat tYe dimmed Memel be regulated before the loaa eutt deatm me delivered. The mimes ley eatielpatica will only reeeived from the eammenesmeat of this hat named es,Welan may be made for the eatire sweat of one or bola men's. Mt. T. The 'shindies's will love del iv ered to them a the Neel.. whisk imeelkielp after the closing of the soiserloiss end lbe Neenthellia et the part coming to sea el Oen, till be mimeo( he a loss certiihrote. This eedllisele mil be =de est, at their option, payable to their SIM ogle the beim rem be mewed for is 'Modemmoils et rests es lees as the lad mama shall have bon TM Milers of artilestee esesodiss the ema of 1,000 frame of mate nay dossed pallid isessiptisse is proper-1 tiss as they pay is melt lootelmest, mad for the essi mere- spawns, to emit of these Imishseate, the drat Ss* always useeskiss is mum se • to the treasury nail the, hid wriest be Art. 9. Is am Joky is the payment of as iestelsest the debar MI be liable to a eisia tee Wind tram the Smeary at the Isle eir 6 per ant, to .—oats from the eighth day efts Ibe issiehsest tells day sot will say soda Lfsbe rete. lik permst whoa** isilehaest falls dm, a Meath's prase Wes the awn solosat at the sera ems way be ferfaissd, and the /Askew of ?imam easy pat it op to sale by modes bras bum& of lb. pablie treseary. Dim at resio, /sly 114 1111. Mum. FRANCE. ("11 121p711 1 787821171,DAT. (!iota 0171 own The extraordinary session of the Corps Le g ig terminated yesterday, after the bill imposing W es , taxes had been voted by 232 against 6. Th e h am also passed the bill augmenting the minimum of the interest guaranteed by the state to the Mediteree. neon Telegraph Company from 4 to 5 per cent. The report of the committee on the Taxes Bill beyond all question, the most important psefi e , mentary paper that has appeared since the of "parliamentary government." The committee appears to have studied the financial propoaitions d government with deep attention it treats of Sot in the language of men who feel a sense of mpg* bility to the country, and are not resigned to pity the part of mere registrars of decrees ; adopts the measures proposed, only with the qualification that they are to be essentially provisional, fixing a date by way of showing that what is said is meant, and presets upon the attention of the ruling power Ta moue independent suggestions. The first of these,' regret to say, is a peremptory demand for the raped of one of the Emperor's free trade measures —thee permitting the importation of foreign spirits. Fe their entire approbation of the provisions of the tal which raise the excise duty on spirituous liquors, es committee tacks au argument by one of its make to which it gi , es its emphatic adhesion. The umell•• • facturers of native sugar and alcohol complain it is said of the decree of Sept. 22, 1854, iv= mite foreign spirits at a small duty. Under the h. Science of this law they affirm that in the majority d • French distilleries spirits can only be manufactama at a loss. It is impossible to compete with the fo. reigner, because he can distil from grain, which the Drench are not allowed to do. The consequence(' this situation has already been the closing of a greet number of distilleries, the depreciation of the beet, root prepared to be used in them, and the throw. ing of a great many men out of work. It is also s matter of complaint that the wine districts suffer, because spirits of coarse quality. are now almost ao , tirely substituted for via ordinaire as the drink of the lower classes. Farther, the importation if . foreign spirits tends to raise the price of provide.. because grain, which would otherwise be impute( in its natural shape, is used abroad for the purposes of distillatioo. The colonies also stiffer, became, since it no longer pays in F ra n ce to distil from beet root, numbers of distilleries are now being trans. ferred to their primitive destination—sugar facto. ries. Thus the committee alleges a heavy blow will be given to colonial prosperity without saving the indigenous sugar trade. The decree was perhaps beneficial at toe time it was issued, but now that spirits have fallen 100 per cent. there is no reams fe its oontinnsnoe. The committee, therefore, almint unanimously formally and energetically" expresso the desire that government will repeal or modify the decree of Sept. 22. The increased tax on railway travelling is warmly approved of, subject to the observation that the tariff of the luggage trains r quires amendment. The slow trains cannot receive parcels weighing less than 50 kilogramme& The quick trains admit of no free tion under 10 kilos., so that a parcel of 1 kilo. only pays as much as one ten times that weight. The committee demand that 5 kilos. may be substituted for 10. On the subject of the new decime open taxes in general, from which the government expects to de. rive three-fourtLe of the 70 millions of receipts antis. pated from the new measures, the report notices a ■umber of amendments proposed by different mem bers, the most important of which was one proposing a tax upon the transfer of all securities (except the Rents) negotiated at the bourse. This, as the report observes, would involve the resolution of the delicate question of time bargains—a question which the committee thinks it ought not to deal with incident. ally. But it expresses a very strong opinion that real property is taxed u heavily as it can bear, and that the present augmentation of the indirect taxa, since it will to the extent of 21 millions increase the stamp and registration dues, is in sub stance an aggravation of the charges on real property. It expresses a strong and unanimous opinion that negotiable securities, valours indstetrieGas, are a proper subject for taxation, and hopes that government will consider the means of giving effect to their resolutions. The original proposition of the committee was to limit the darn Lion of the new decime to Jan. 1, 1857, but on the suggestion of the Council of State that the interval would be too short for the government to consider the suggestions made, the first of January, 1858, was substituted, and that date stands in the bill as voted. At the Hour.. the Rents opened heavily, and re mained so throughout the day. The last price wan 65.90, the fall being 150. The Northern Railway rope 12.50. Two or three other lines rose 2.50, but the majority were a few francs lower. PARIS, SUNDAY EVENINII. An observation of M. Oreterin, the government commissary, in the short debate that occurred on the new taxes bill, shows that the cry raised by the sugar aid distillery interests against the decree ad- mitting foreign spirits, WU U senseless as protec tionist clamours generally are. It appears that since the decree was issued ten months ago only 100,000 hectolitres of foreign spirits have been imported, while the average production of France is upwards of one million of hectolitres, and the price of spirits in France is still three times higher than the normal rate. T It appears by the Afoniteur digerien of July 10 that General Foray, who, it will be remembered, was sent away from the Crimea some time ago, in canoe. queue of differences with General Caorobert,and was appointed Governor of Oran, has been super seded in that post by General Cousin-Montauban, and is placed on the non-active list (en desponibiliaT. The General has been in Paris on leave of absence since his return from the Crimea. Whether his pre sent retirement is to be considered a disgrace, or bat a preparation for a higher command, is a question which I have heard discussed, but not resolved. The Duke de Tarancon, the eldest son of Qum Christina and the Duke de Riansares, died yester day at Malmaison. The deceased Duke was a Grandee of Spain. Queen Victoria hu sent 601. to the Mayor of St. Germain, as a subscription towards restoring the chapel which contains the remains of James LI. A letter from Bucharest, of July 2, in the Condi. tutionnel, records another frightful outrage on the part of the Austrian soldiery. At a late hour in the night of June 12-13 (old style), two Austrian sol diers broke into a public-house kept by one Deme- trius Angbel. The landlord being awakened by his wife, and told that robbers were in the house, rose from his bed and laid hold of one of them. The sol diers, however, got off, leaving Anghel in a desperate condition, with five bayonet wounds, and carrying with them 160 piastres taken from the till, and several kitchen utensils. A few days since an Arras journal published an account of a new miracle, which was eagerly adopted by the Univers. The cure of St. Pierre had, it was said, heard strange noises in an old box lying in a lum ber-room. On opening the box there was found in it, accompanied by certificates of authenticity, a conse crated Host, which had been concealed there in troublous dam. Now, it appears, that an analogous miracle is recorded by the Church As having weaned at Douai, on July 21, 1254. This year, miracles being so much in fashion, it is proposed to celebrate the anniversary of to-morrow week at Douai with extraordiaary pomp. But to ensure the sweets of the festival the Archbishop of Gambrel has thought a necessary to disavow the rival pretensions of Arms. A letter written to the Univers - by the Abbe Neils. the eoclesiutio appointed by hie Grace to manage the Douai fete, states that the Arras story is an imposi tion from beginning to end. The ism Of the loan_produoed very li ttle effect at the Sunday Bourse. The Bente opened at 68fre went down to Orr. 850., and domed at etifr. 800. It is reported (says the Ediosburgh Courant) dist Lard Melville, eceamaadee et tie Perim is Sexbed, will go set to the Odom to take conineed eta distsios. N d It it as L