The Press. — London, England, 1853-09-10 00:00:00

RF TO ADVERTISERS. The abolition of the laity on ilikertisements enables us to insert al the price a , I Throe Shillings the Attrertiseneents for which we hare hitherto charged Five ; and Adver tiser, fatefully will receive the full benefit 141 the change in Ike law. TO It Is lat i peaselle to arktiowleilgo 010 111111414 lot . 14114 . 114 we 11•4•441;1!. /bit meatkia Is often delayed, owing to a press of matter ; NIA 166111 falkitteii, it is frequently from reasons quite nide posielat of the inertia of the • '' We sanest undertake to return and avail 0411144 . 1V4311. C MIN Blowsll4ll always be legibly written, and fill filly Attie paper only. If long it increases the iilllieulty of *azscore for them. Is inlaidd for insertion must he authenticated by the Mb/ aid Was of the writer, not necessarily bar ptibliew Melte MA SI 411111121*/** B at his good faith. -.. _ __._ of which we du t 1-s!!rtiCo+ LONDON, SATURDAY, Hamm DKR 10, 1853. POSTSCRIPT. SUIIMARINH TELECIIIAPH. I From our own Correspondent. I linumumu,s, Friday. The following telegraphic adviuos have just been reeeived:— TIEUISN.-A royal decree has been issued permit- ting the imporbatinst of earn into Prussia ditty free. Tin fitomP..—The bill relating to public worship , has been adopted by the First Chamber. An order from the King has appeared in which ' nos Majesty accepts the resignations of the Luxembi Avg Ministry. The above telegraphic despatch from lints* A, an ticipates the news from Berlin vid Paris. tters from the latter city state that the Prussian Cal •inet, having been pressed to abolish the duty on. eo i 1 ,, re . pliod that the conventions of the /,olive rein would only permit such an act when the pri ee el w h ea t should have reached a certain rate, wli'Ach it • hail not yet attained. The suspension of the import duty by Prussia will probably tend to raise titill hi? ;her the rates of grain on the Continent, tliJut4h the/ 0 still ap pear no solid pounds for appr.ehending in iy serious deficiency in the harvest. DANUBIAN /' DUCH/CREST, Aug. ! NCI PAIATV .--The Rossini" t rt)o p s are Pmetiainft and narAneuvring every dot y. No fresh tres,s have marolted in for some time; plo d, f or th e l'nucapalities P.m already t emplet 1y overrun with soldiers. Fieittworks fortitleatif ins are thrown up and constmeted with the greater t activity, espe cially on the hanks of 'the Danube . It. is believed that the redoubts are icing consts meted after a plan which has long since I t een prelate _A, and that they will remain even after the departe .re of the Russian I,ll7rte._rela i mere. II Mars from ( hlessa state that, so 'sr „' there nein/ ; anything 'to indicate that the Russians are shod . t to evatoutv te the Principalities, fresh troops "V( arrived, fV.Id contracts for pro '""ens and "ter' 41 have been entered into, which would seem to in tply their into It of remaining for the winter ' Uri mmerco haul not suffered front the state of affairs. There was, however, a grea t want of shipping for the t rans port al large quantities of corn, which w ere to be gent to lOreign countries, and especially to • F rame . It is sail' that. tthe question of the withdrawal from or adv anco Avon Besika Bay of the French fleet has been tt isenssed at Dieppe, and that. a final de cision will become to on Hu. return of the Emperor to Paris. It Is not considored probable, however, that the French fleet will advance, unless the same decisiow .be come to for the British fleet by the Eng lish tic The overnmentr last aceounts from Malta state that Admiral Puna as had sent thither the invalids of his fleet, the nlor wisps having declared that a change of air was eer lrei• .scary for their recovery. The British squadron, Yu? ' ag anchored along the coast, and exposed to the stun& from the shore, hail several seamen attacked ith the fever of the country, but there Was no dtur .er. The French fleet was more healthy, being an . clawed further to sea. ailopteti Inlani- Ilot.t.Asn.—Tho ,Asseinbly has ailopteil unani- inenaly a hill for opening the principal ports of the A ) alit° Moluccas to general commerce. Tbe Mater of the Interior has ilecidell Iliad the smalltrann; may obtain telegraphic offices pros hied they win guarantee that they ahall yield to Ulu *tatv 2 3 000 florios. THE PRUSS. Putissm.—A rescript by the It /Mister of the lute liar excludes Jews from the ritiht of voting in the Diets of the Circles, and from Vpe office of mayor of any village. AUSTRIA.—The GOVerUMICY it has just published its (Ada' reis:rt on tie resul'‘a of the harvest. The crops are satisfactory in UJe Tyrol and in Upper Austria; middling in Carni :lola and in Austrian &le. sia; good in Moravia and the Bukowine, and very fair in the Duchy of Cr wow. The reports from Ilungary, Galicia, The is yl v anitt, Lombardy . , and other parts of the emp Are, have not yet been re ceived, but there is lie tertheless reason to believe that, without being as : slanulant as might have been loped, the returns will be satisfactory. The price of 11 " 1 " 1 in certain Parts Bungary has doubled, a fact which shows the Pro'gress making by agriculture in that country. SwITZ I.: ULAN D.— Lettell; from Geneva announce the conversion of thi' Ay-nine persons from Roman Catho licism to Protes jan ti sin . Int.v.—The persons lately arrested in Rome amount to the, number of 100. The journey of the Pope to Cast ,e 1 Gandolfo had been postponed. SPAIN. • Accounts from Madrid are to the flrd inst. The, King left La Granja on the 2nd for Rio }''rip, to e Artist at a boar hunt. The railway station between Arunjuez and Tembleque was to be opened in a fe' 0 days. A notorious swindler, named Tillez, who h .sal long eluded the 'French and Belgian police, oeen arrested in Madrid. T .ho Royal Mail steam-ship Forerunner, Captain Ito ,rnwell, arrived at Plymouth yesterday with mails fr .otn the west coast of Africa, &e. She brings news .hat the boats of the Faith, which were supposed to have been lost, with the purser and crew with mails, had since been seen, and search was being made for them by the Ferrol and Waterwitch. Admiral Bruce was expected at Lagos on the 16th of August. The slave trade is said to be more than usually brisk. The Patric contains an extract of a letter from Canton of July 22, which says, that the Imperial Government had sent envoys to the camp of the in surgents, in the hope of effecting an amicable arrangement with that body. THE Encounter, one of the Channel fleet, is re ported to have broken down yesterday off Plymouth. The steam-tender Avon had boon sent to tow her in. A Numnun o to WORKMEN aro employed laying down pipes between Cowes and Yarmouth for the telegraph wires to be placed in. Kssnx.—The Commissioners of the Land Revenue are proceeding to enclose the Crown allotment in Minima Forest, under the provisions of the act of Parliament passed during the last session. The consequence of this enclosure will be the future pro hibition of holding the celebrated Fairlop fair, which for many years has been held on the Ist of July, on the portion of the forest now to be enclosed. Fuom THE RETURNS submitted at the last meeting of the Ulster Flax Society it appears that the breadth of flax grown this year in the southern counties of Ireland is considerably larger than that of 1552; that the produce is, in many instances, better than in Ulster ; and that the farmers are obtaining re munerative prices from the owners of local flax works. By THE BANK RETURN of lust night it. appears that the stock of bullion has decreased to the extent of This continued decline, in the presence of large arrivals front Australia, is an unexpected cir cumstance in our financial condition, for which it is not easy to account. The police authmities in Paris have been recently exer cising the most rigid surveillance, in order to clear the capital of numerous dangenuts Amick-N. Out of 1,4414) Who have been interrogated, and whose pipers were found not to la , regular. 407 have been detained in arrest. The comet which has lately been visible has served a priest not far from Warsaw with materials fur a very curious sermon. Atter having summoned his congregation together, although it was thither Sunday nor festival. and slam!, them the comet, he intOnned them that this was the same star that had appeared to the Magi at the birth of our Saviour, and that it was onty visible now in the Russian Empire. Its appearance on this occasion was to intimate to the Russian eagle that the thin` was now come fur it to spread out its wings n o d embrace all mankind in ono orthodox soul-sanctifying Church. lie told themithat the star was now shuttling immediately over CI nett:lntim ple, and explained that. the nucleus indicated its sorrow at the delays of the Russian army iu pniceeding to its destina tion, tte. The company of the Victor Emmanuel Ilailway. in Savoy, has just eompleted its eantion-money by depositing 1,000.4101 1 f. Thu surveys of a great part of the line will be terminated by the end of the month, and it is believed that the works will la• commenced by the end of October. For the annihilation of mosqnitoes the Chinese have found nothing so etli.etual as the sawing of the resinous juniper -tree, ith which they smear a bamboo, and set it `bunting. An immense block of marble has just been landed at Thantes•bank, Finding), out of which will be worked the large tay.za fur the " Alhambra" in the Crystal Palace. The block 1111.111411 Mt hi feet by $ feet in c hes. and is .2 f ee t thick, lis still to hue the 1artz....1 ever brought jute En it Qum,: livut Um; quarrio iu Cotruku. SATTYRDAt Al iIMRALTY, Sme.r. 1. (Front Last Night's Gazette.) Corps of Royal Marines—Second Lieutenant John Cobb to be First Lieutenant, vice H. N. Oen, deceased. ConsasstoNs Suisun BY LORD LINUTENANTS. Norfolk Militia Artillery—Adjutant John Gilbertson to be Captain; Edward Clough Newcome, Esq., to be Lieu temuit ; Charles Cory Aldria, Esq.. to be Surgeon. Ist Regiment of West York Militia—Robert HetUey, Esq., to be Captain; Lieutenant Thomas Nelson to be Captain. 2nd Regiment of West York Light Infantry Militia — William Henry Thornton Dueshery to be Ensign. [This article is substituted for that which appeared in the ( birdie of Friday :—] 2nd Regiment of West Riding Militia—Ensign Valentine Hicks Labrow to be Lieutenant, vice Watson, resigned. :Ird Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia — Sir James George Fitzgerald, Bart., to be Lieutenant. Noralanntherlaunl and Newcastle Yeomanry Cavalry— oswin Baker Crvsswcll, Omit., to be Lieutenant, vice Cuthbert, resigned; Henry Ilind Forster, Gent. to be Ct mut, vice Cresswell, promoted ; Caulogan l lodgson Cadogun, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Shaße, appointed to the Royal Horse Guards. FROM THE LONDON G AZETT E. Tuesday, Sept. 11.1NKIII.JrN.--eltAiti.r.it CRAKE llAMn. • ror, Little Queen. streut, Ittienbes iroonnouger--TitomAs I,AMPlarr PoweLL Itoinsey, uplutbderer—SlNoN I,AZAIRI itpricitutaft, Broad-street-building , t, merehaut SenTl• REN1)1,1:, Ilrook-terrtiee, 11l l ROIL-road, 8181 BriXtBll.lBll, 1884 81141 8110.1 isunifiteturer--.IOIIN .IAII.BB RYAN, Edwuritstrett, l'ortninn square, milliner —WM. IlAtuutrr, stuurbridge, butcher—Jons Itonsow, I)urbas, . . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—W. DARLING, EdbiburglL nierehant-1). STEWART, I Fund...., brewer—D. AMI.IIF:T.I,,TImrs.., merchant—J. FARRF:It, DlTlnfrit . s, loather mereltant—J. Cutup:, Springhallquill, lioxburgladdre, farmer. Friday, Sep/ember O. DAN IiItUPTS.—JonN HENRY HitUl.ll ITO EREDERIcK HER MAN GOULD, Wilding-street, Mliolemalle lace a archousemen -- .IAMEN PALMER, Itrieldon, Wilder—WlLLl A M II 11WI.V.T1', Hove, I Will Brighten, builder--EDWARD HENRY PARKUN, I.3.ltry•streel, corn.4.IIIIIItII4T—WILLIAM Amoiarron, lute of Wolver hanipton, grocer Eolioß Boom, llialtupsweanuouth, owner. CIPHER ADVERTISEMENTS. TO THE EDITOR OF " THE PRESS." Sir,—You seem disposed to pry into secrets, and have given a key to open one which appeared lately as an advertisement in the Times. I beg to hand you another key to another series which has since made its appearance in the same paper, with the heading " He Blew." By simply taking the next letter in the alphabet, except where z appears—when a must he read—the first for the last-1 believe pretty nearly every word will be made out. Howls• On trying the key suggested by our ingenious correspondent upon the last advertisement of the series he mentions, the following bit of enigmatical commonplace makes its appearance : HE BLEW. —" (itrg " (pm& " lai Gdniqx " zinc lltMiand eho n n is szjol hake Tim lizotgezx. - • " Hush." Ropes. " Mr. Henry " and Eugenie did not, take cold on Saturday." The Sorereign of 11w Seas, a celebrated clipper ship, left the Mersey on Wednesday for Australia. She carries out the largest and most valuable cargo of merchandise ever shipped in one bottom from any port in the , world. lty mea.surtment her cargo is about 3,4100 tons, giving a freight. li s t o f near ly 20,t NM IL, while the estimated value of her cargo falls little short of 300,0001. In addition to her immense cargo she has 25 first and .10 sec ond cabin passengers. The cholera has nearly disappeared in Copenhagen, 12 new eases only being reported in two days. 1 t is, however, spreading in East Prussia and Dant/it', Eliding, and Ko nigsberg are more or less tdfreted. The total number of eases at Stettin since the 13th of d uly amounts to about 700, o f whom about :0441 have been carried oft: At Stock holm. up to the 26th ult., 2144 pers.ons had been attacked and 100 hail died. At Christiania there had been 161 eases and 102 deaths. Imudon, metalling to the Globe, is to become quite a model city under the administration of Aberdeen and Molesworth. Fifty years hence, say our Whig contempo rary, the metropolis will scarcely recognise itself. Nay. for all we know, the traveller who has been making; the tour of the world, and returns after wane score of years, will lw astonished by the change which will Lave es ans, over this dingy metropolis of ours. What with Lord Palmerston at the Home Office, Sir W. Molesworth at the hated of Works, a new board of health. 114'W sewers, and all the other improvelliellta we Inv promised, there is no limit to the splendour which may presently make London the insist beautiful as it is already the wealthiest city in the world. The stranger from New Zealand will look not on St. Paul's in rums, and %Vest ntinster Abbey the haunt of beasts and birds, hint he will see a clear sky. limpid river, steamers without smoke, manufactories without dirt, and the unclean spirit banished for ever from the metropolis. As tOr our sanitary condi tion, we shall luive no sewers breathing forth pestilence, for the very refuse and filth, which is now mo horrible and offensive, is to be turned into gold. Cholera will be a ter rible spectre of the past. a plague of which fathers will tell their children. as the wanderers in the desert told their deseentlants of the plagues in Egypt. In short, phy s icians will have lint their occupation, and the tat vi We btiluld Hill bt; u.s pure ua tla‘ uir vt