The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-23 00:00:00

Elte eon's's. tamOUTGOI Tbs nags fie Ilareaalea Kaditameaea, Imet, Cd2leak, 20111.1b04.11eae, win be sada ea ertaserfor evealameme. The web far DAM Mesh Amnia. Nersaila. eed tie Umbel Gamer of is oasts up so See evsebsg of Sepa. 24, Irr tbe Maid NUMB Men railkla Atlsatk; aa4 is the ~deg el Set It be Om &bl67lelf Paekat " Beams." Tbe webs Woe; b i f o iwr win bp so tbe mantles of Ibmt. The was Ith She West ladies (ammt Mabee& Now, Navaaaeb, sad Jowl), Ihweb.Teseessla, New Gambia, sad Geareem. will be wale sp is the 2ad et Nolte% TM Mai kit •111 be awls sp ea Osteber 2. TM neat be Iladaksolle Beedoa, sad Boom apes, wm I. mode eb ea tbe "ming of Oh: 4. TM am& he the Waal •,dba, Yeateeale. New Gnarl*, @enemy ckUl, sad Pees, will be made se ea tee 17ab =rpm "Tna • • reZI-111 11 . 0 6* -1"."4. Ntoras. a. Mik. LONDON, MONDAY. aIiPTEMBiIt IL Wit MIKA mass to draw V's attendee* 1 tin Englidi paha ti the state of °freer/. hal a l= Vlased that His there at prevent that the great of tad rectien is being fought. IPrases, we ,am semplerly set aside. The political ogre d that country has, in fee, run off the rail, and it may take years of effort, especially in ins stupid sad senseless way that Fresehmea are a i r ba g about it, to put the affairs of that coretry in say train or is motion towards say dud so worthy eel. Germany, on the contrary, for the Mit time err the arenteenth sentry, has cistamiesite hesemearmee thing, and to do something. Mid we those who are carious, hopefel, sadiatievtiedtt i O, Neal natter, to welsh the Genera. This is mgr. site; far all the old scribes of all the old rpm* floated parties repainting spot Shoptalk old wird tales about Germany. And actiog epistles &A woman's view, oar minister might he betrayed has taking side with the despotic, sod in that country, which, though powerf res s e l th , h il ahr mesas in the &readmit. The rests of Hesse Carel have gives a greathikv, to the absolatista by placing them so decidedly Is the woof. They bre, at the seas time. rmuacitetell and given strength to the constitedenal and. Gm. man party in ansis. Of this we seed give as proof thee the errors kW, &Unwed to the rin d ; r by the seassrvative sink ci almost ell the towns in the empire. Them clubs, it is Immo, win formed daring the thee when demeseasy was is the ascendant, and they were intendsdes a pretest sod en a berries *vista altrsdemeasey. Them !fibs vase therefore, orasidered to be high tory sad mestionsey. .They have jest given pada the antra/y.lr Wow zietol:6lin sad praying him to uphold the sem& especially se developed is the Urea, sad opc:to Austria and her absolutist diet. ten days Mae we explained to or remises the state of thirty is Hems Camel, and foretold bred the crisis that has Ism takes place Let us sow reader them equally sogaisant of the * state of War is the asighboariag principality, Hems Darmstadt, ie which ragas equal. if not greater effervesceace, and when the movement or success of different parties mast have an important influence on the groat Cla sen straggle. Some time ago the chambers of the Dooley of Hare Daratedadt were dissolved on aconat of their ap posed democratic spirit. The result was the rodeo tion of, perhaps, more liberal chambers. These met on the 11th inst., and as oral the der division took place on the election of President and Vice-President. In the seeped chamber, Mean Mont and Lams, members of the democratic pa rty, were chain to these aloes; and even in the first chamber the votes wen evenly divided, the constitotiarlist candidate being chosen only in the secret vote. With govern- ment and chamber at retiree, people ',ee rily expect some similar catastrophe to that which bas taken place at Cassel This, however, is by no mesas so certain. The electorate of Hesse Camel is composed of a population of one race, closely connected and ideati. fled, Hessian in fact. The Duchy of Here Darm stadt has been more recently patched up of people of mere disjunct provinces. Even in Hesse Camel it took a long time to predate that complete and greed &erratum is political feeling, before which as spins; a continuous and kn. pregoable bulwark the power of the prise* has been broken. Throughout Germany, indeed, the want of rest towns and centres of dims population, quiet Intercourse, free trade, and a free press, has retarded the prevalence of this unity of feeling. The parcelling oat of countries bee increased this division, ow put of Hesse Darmstadt, for seraph, being, by race, customs, religion, and judicial admiiistration, dif. front from the Heipiess. Hence the schism is the chamber between old Hessian@ and Rhine Hessians. Whatever evil may be laid to the charge of demo cracy it bee at haat had the good effect in Germany of destroying those old feuds of provisos and of race. And hence the force of the democratic opposition in Darmstadt, a country where, Cl old, OACIIIIN himself mold scarcely rally a compact or formidable constite- Ural opposition. At the present moment M. Lanes is trying his strength, and he has jest made a motion to reject the budget and refuse the vets of taxes on the ground of want of acalidesce in ministers. Now, this is a kind of notion too extreme for. the coostitutional party in any plait of North Germany. And were the Grand Du ke, in oppoeitisa to sash a motion to dissolve the cha mber, would act be op peed, as the Elector of Hesse Creel has bees, by a united people. The democrats would clamour sad resist, perhaps, but the coastitutiorliste would hold aloof. It must, too, be borne is mind, that the Her deputies at Erfurt, HIRAI (icons ameamt them, were for giving the mica parliament power to propose a new and uniform law of alarm for the several states. This would have abrogated the ultra liberal law of election, istrodeced kte Hems by the minister JAUP, on what is oak* the broadest Wis. It will be seen at ew e that the saint of the (*limitations" and demeans pee► ties, achieved is Hesse Carl b *smoulder elk motor of the Mester, and the absedeshkastdllgt of Hermaernuo, weed with moth more &Realty he brought aboat in Darmstadt. The differsoce bottoms the two ruining and imersitas of the two prams et marked. We gam the other day a portndt e ra Elector of Hum Cason. whose father was are hateful than he, sad `his ha We rhos The landgravee if Dumskit was of a qdb aim* character. 'lig ham ever hest Cl the spike whisk Outman sell estrikdw—heent mod herbs, with a bee rade tasks aid swim d aught hers. the Wiliam of them. a To have tall sol diers nd to kill prime baths, kneed the chief aims end dares of the Dermstadt parse. Their Pirmasenser guard was en unrindhill I. Its stalworth wreaths as the gmeadims of Pawn= WILLIAM of Prank. The well.preserved sod eider throngedests armed Danmark bevel& the elks punkas ad its places. At times they had Weir tastes. The grandfather of the peewit dalmits' ezample. was *ether-la-kw of theme Dabs of Wisms the bitted of Gomez, and a= of the arts, MI well as papaw dill! all c His sea led grown old send lei helm be sessmiell the grommet. The plods= Imes the ekes sad the military maim He is, pimp, the tallest ma in the Germ& sulks—a =te a Pismires/v. His physical propensities ea his spirituel emery, _ and asks him am as little tor polities as did hie monsters LUDWitI vas Fixer wavwed ,b4woui ecestitodswalhat awl abielatlese. Loma vow Sea= used ae Melo sem the Ow. sheadeeieg the raider of sloas to ea W • awhilisee Who', Prises am itiler, mo I wed Ow had *ho tness dell wil TIM nal - memo se mesh as frees piisimesselt i mesh di labs the bleeder of pesesedee t tr ea. astir Perm Wswea. whisk the Geowl Dohs, ead pre rise to of the draw wade laMisaden that now In 1148, Lumina to• lidos retired, aed pip, Dabs mess& beg, *wayieyed dhow Von Glossas sad am assess daily as his saddle& He called them his Meads, mini treated them as sea. • Aad awe Moral es sow . window Wobbles Gadd ma have bests They i. !amid the law et eisegos sod leoesewod saw most Wlaid miasma TWA Pe. by h kes sad We adahowe hit% /Mew ay this worm aw tkoecu g hly eseeilkiikal in perce, Had wo r l . ap, the *owl Dohs would hove formed a thessalis . adadaio. Olin. had had mash • 'Ashby lima dewed to Void pow, sad to by folly ask Iddy the . only 1 imam ejgo— ---- scr i o s — reos tr l ai oat irer win !burly% te to his _Oita. ate is aU . destlesiethhhU it lila w a =terl set imisiede ia Cwt. sea 'vemliclarsti7 This will be the dea l Gad E the Greed Del* ihla is 43 that AZIMS2II% heads, ? bie r** 11 1 ; 1 4 6 iMit to party Ilia llstWpShably be the melt, value Pearls Shedd tabs inserstive maw of sopportiag.the iss. edlstiasel ohm • She ham afar peters ito de as, Is its Wise sew assidat that the essiset et now 11111Mrttro, se at must et nativist, bee bees busks I dbedience to Metzli. Hatentsrroo hlseseU, * big I l deslaratios saitit. it. Heateelares. Set all ihsthr did wee doe sat et ehresse as& ebedirsee to.the deratioe, rod its repterestative the sew•Preakihrt Diet Ayer* herbs' lass heisted the deg of sad erstitatioaalises. Ibruisia has but to eared the Nei: Identities' ow, and stick by it. _ _There can be little leak that the preeest ti*i. /bed stets c at the two Nam will sad •is the astaluesiaties of the Iwo wrisiSpoldise. The only dos* in, will they be VASA - min ai • elsoletiat optima of = silt sod plisse, who will be a sore et Time, will be amid provost all poesibillty of a federal eseatisidesal oaks aster Prim*, esti will eat eves the &skim of the itrithdes nrisevii7 la two? The ally ask to mead this woos be to smite the two Resets tsar sae geeetuatest. Week rs:locoestitatissul aso, whit& wesi4 be het, be the otlieSilitathaeitiii la nissit/. Foe Silber Wlrtesatisg sit Purr* maid left resist or rad vise iensidebie a bops as the meth ft** of Clomosy would Ors tees, sad is =bite they weeil bare mush to gain. The 'it a Omuta larliassat would be the first step towards snob a ascleidee. Pablio opinion, at the moist siesesst, is siesifeetly papered to sapped the Lug el Paws* Is seek a step. Aid all lee twee, **Sir st led that mow ll sot be alive sad meadow eaeoch to do what he bee lOW yet des, the proper Slog at the proper time. RMANY. HESSE CABBEL. We have terresposunee from Cased of the 29th. Oa the 19th, the following proolasestio, :wenn the goverment t. Wilbeimibad, was panelled : We, Potrero Wilhair 1., by Oars pre Mare, dr, de WA known—That In eeemosese el is. nbe tenses* et the greater ardor oi the eigo keastieser eu r sa g war pmeemeat, and their media le war Names, et the Mimi 7 th boo, end hatber, bones it less am ampart with tin do* _al ear senreeisatsain habit monall the maw pier rib war rebellion, am* elloisla Walk they ralasela Orr diestedisat aid tuba hove ressived to rarer do seat et war gerrassat tees apioaL We we robe It eel red sexier ears we tba erase at the solubilerstra el asweerser shall am sag istessuptisa or diarrebease, w trait is de Lida direeklea of ear riders that try will suit a la aped& iss the eiostitatisa et the lead, sad the wersreldiel irreales whir is its esesarl element, sad Mat ray will sapper as by readeriag williegly that ell wider whisk as oteriareat whatever sea be anted ea. We will take, wisher delay, these mama rola ere frisked tar the adattelswaties se the law, and in perusals: he the meddles d w thseadd sad remain deparreare el revarsoaset, sr hereby reisiad all the sorra el it. ore, MOM se well r mobeedirte, bsok of their dry mod at the reellabla row erases el opposties te war emaltedenal seamen. 11pea the preessel et oar oneedve eilaistic heinsbut re smear the remo val et me seat of oar sersoreat is Fammucia Wirmaut. ILAMENILVG. HATNLO, Basnamat. Wilbelarbed Rapt 11. MO." A serrespontient writing ham Camel on the 19th, says: a The order removing the seat of government has at leagth appeared, omateesigned by the eternal throe, who will, it seems, .miens their hardy 'M isses until the arm of justice reach them, and pat an end to their mad freaks. What is more Important, the directors of this anondissemeat, as well es those of that of Hann, have ordained the election of a new Clamber is the room of that dissolved. This is an otracediaary step; it has never hefts, been taken, nevertheless it is strictly lepl, end ex pressly ordained by the constitution. This do cument provides, that wham the government dissolves the chamber, without taking steps for a new election, it shall be competent to the nterniaroneers to take the netwesary mesons far that purpose in its stead. Every one is argiormi - the election Whe ther Hasesepfleg will sow attempt to fulfil his pro ng/9 to sail a new Clamber as soon as possible, and whether the carts of Jenne* will long leave him the liberty to take any part whatever is the government, will moos be seen. A battalion of the guards left Camel this morning for Henan. The Freakket sad Roan railway sta tlosis have been guarded by military for the last two tbe date treasury have sissified ileir are raids foe the payment of the Wades el in the civil deperumeat of the roma ant le the ales of Beaman. it w othewW with ibe pay etas army : the military chest is as warty empty *eft is doubted whether thanext week= esa be given to the maim% The New Gedie has as article ea this soloject, is which it pshts sat bow invalids it weold he to wesb, is the mesa majaastermossh a disorgsawtiw at esty do tirtut of the parement se would sled a= fsAp iatermatissi sad that it woad he to rift Ibe sista as the army of a lidinse at be imam howsme, the cowry hoe gemmed itself dohs" the pousgelmeless et its Pdast, that. is nomm wig Masai sot tabs kb its ews kande the amagasa flash affairs as are set of a natatA Shea postpusimust. It is therefore proposed 11 apply ardellidommoltheElosterit pay te the by ameinany low to be made to the stale far Aid spoils mese % The Asir Hight of the Mater 11011 4111111011 hew hen owing taw iatekse of Ness Mends.' amens says: Aa dims of Um jaismost vese rr mi burana• Ostat =awls orb/awry wed Minn ' toadied at ages ea tie MOM skidoo taw dr eta at Me feet JIM soma mosoat obi ease %take a elms winglaiat of WWI, els l os ia aas ba lmil 4 W rooliVraleint iss eg ir A l" tuagje lse e7 w az ob tba the lasailats los PIIM . aim dosotal Saws also we i r solo w lrstor s. ; btu asd swabs sessal et Mip Mouwaylbuy wiebais M. Mu* +Sr beim to _ bar Oat,' rosolvias orstiouy Sas of dub taw. =ewe wool& wooot. T i e= sooseliab waled to a dosidos, lbseispaeg issolas ... tms drake sub us is MO bat heathwould lava Late at al* ba prolusted blonde at Ow paw,lo Masa alga bens* the lbw/ that • sinner Id name n est la thetessesksobs as saireporm at Ida NISI Nab". . lad a lell at4lnt .18" soodad to sarasmoi lbs ih ads or im o. itt ut iS boak to bolos oat of *be Woo atodossala mot bava losa oasis to ens ibis., er sews email ham 501 i,., he wee hors se mg te sa smear tdemos. that a we. Isgepasny is Clod, sad tat his boundfal palms was at fist novae la doom prougass moo altered la promaso of a assoldurablo of ,gauss. Boos atiout • lisaersiaa dim Ca al to sok Us propos of the twarroodos, sod woo sot • lists smeahnot te fad tho Wes italot sad wanly as egos It way wall be booilsod wbst barowdostids slaw will was es tie Illasvariss pliwwisst. • The palm mart Ins summonsed the into mama in whin amoral Baser L a i la nrig: shined his aim The meal having *sled , stem sea (rasa el eases Iris the iaroilledelese slakeriesa wu wand is visit his sad sopa ja th. Itvpses lane this repsitilmfait tames h b eal so Isertiq shekel that kis &Neatest MI ssembmios son for the peens& impwrihb. Teal smaittee is prosecuting the Waists" Ise of the aosetitatiom bine the , leprome • at Appel. whin hae, teemelling to the pew arta kw, sesslikatilnitg state Wiwi ler the purpose of tbe essi The manabe els bile tie wiry mit ix iv' taverns. 1 - 1 .-- .4 4 big itsei will Masse? ..- -. . • letter from Bak* if the /9th,. Rip : " The =:llentote of this elly haws resolved to iediet 1 . the bargeetadMr,. The pabrathini • the lesposieg the mate et edge, seal fee Mali& r i tt iMs • instigation of Osumi 1111111011% la ofdro-oor. posethig the local imineLle.../.! ra. ~, .: n ..• t.. A letter front Reg% 111 the..lolbr allot list " lisesseptille Rolm% 1 12.: s r a i l V I : f p their laarters is the a pa .litm e .. eeighburing who& of Wilheimehed- 1119 Id Iva ing is guarded by 100 soldiers. The sdahtsehl eareimeare toles estidgisheitin the old Immense • . A Feralthot WM, at the Mb, outidne thellibm. big.: , —." TM resektko•of the smelled diet ea the of intervention made by M. liesseppft is tle n ! b udoriseen dialndlies.'. The litian , elmepp Moray fWe himself .oompolled to mad to Jr farther isetsestioes.. aad 'mescal of his tininess are la the sum case. The Bavarian :14 - g ie= sea rell dna 4 0sa at its = . 6 1 7f t. ` the . laity et the Diet. lint la naives its own land, al the isdigoatisa • W plash ease daises ifteramme i _as well se postembe aria* *, iattevealion elf Dlathr in his Mean Amens, as tbb ethos band, thinks etnothis; hot bmwshe ma into good thouttliority• elate Diet by a military stratus la Home; at the ems tun lik• hum ell& El mist, the ibisiu tome% Waresohrtion of . Dist, both the danger and= pease of intsuentisa . beemM. 'Duet Thsa end Betas Übe& were tOlitibialestor at Wilhelashad yeraN w . The sieges Gess& sustainethe e • . It cm enema Wheel es is leth that Wei& mimed boa W to 'waft" AS the ewialar-ibia h iaseissa. Lest Dewily loweiparg . the. mile - 'vial* • hew it die athe with a einispe sod her. Bo was atteaded W Amiss hombedr, pe dremelies whisk esaisloall is 75a.,. Woad" we/stint semewihmsdi et SW beildpie sh so use of dos Mesta& . A Weep et ma sal be" y wiled by this similarity. tea le die doer el threw , d who Doylwore bard el .. Oat whit kiss kill the real 1" . Intl- ey amoeba el did ander, asd the whistle um elneetrea. limassalsgOpmemuntilmt the Zama at Irdlsiallood ; mummer woo rartmer etathe Mee visited hi widest sit the steer ielse. Thew eapreased ft tut Wawa.. their were opperet or tho resod peesesdisp at Ilusampliest giswmammak wad as militia t hat_ sio isbiforb bobs ibis isesess. Mom mituneet to widowers', and Met the aliers Tie ea gaud ► ltew he Med the state or siege. The elm segisi that it wade may lisle difewees, es all we riot. The prises replied, .. We dal wea drip the nisi tdebta." Is these words, thew, ws lave the preenweieS *Ms aft set of ths &sm. Killifil-DARMSTADT.. DARMSTADT. Bi9V. 19. Is this day's sitting of the Chamber, M. Schmitt proposed the resolution : " The chamber solicits the g overomot to prepare and lay before it a law for the regulation of the prem." M. Moldiness moved I " The Chamber russet the government to take ma safes, in concert with all other Orman governments she acknowledged a t i b in g perial eanstitutilto of Ilkmdt, 1949, for into life the eati'omil which, to the oceitita- I t l irentoidd sit sail! the mood* cf. t the imperial parliament; and further musts the government to take measures that the shetlons of cumbers for that pediment may be faith**. OW mooed." The stuns of these propositions appears to have bees idolize to parody that of M. Rah, mis timed below. Aston g the . questions proposed to the government wee the w ing :—" kit the intention of the government to submit a _ provost** far the sustruetion of the railway from Mayinee to the Ba varian frontier, at the chugs of the AM, or fir gus ranteeing an interest of 5 :per cent. on the shares 'MI a cepttel of four milkort lath .hall hue b_tes bawd P" 'lt will .be rezwashsray ail i s Say last an announcement wa made by the . • of an intend= Millar to that referred to A=lc, ' interrogation. The report of the Mance • h expected to be brught on in the next midis, which will be bold on the 21st. The Chamber will then have to decide what answer shell be glees 'to the government demend requiring' the taxes for Dauber, Number, and Dumber. Rob's pupae . . ties ii enbetaatiall se follows : The Oessoller„ *as the Wet some to me, end was iselly es air dg . whoa the sew mural ...la. L. as beiliated i lit lwrisspesial eseetitelea hearse with tie mind et the Kin ef Prude te E di s ' .l " . rilis a t ri a l imp lesiesar er. • t ira t ia, at that:lamas R emyeosstar, ad German teat with massy .that the Dolly of Been waited Wit to the seise; he the said aseedialis was peePltdm Pritud iftgo, abe pillyellse el the repreesatativs et t h e Glue Dust no vesameat is the prommege se ths shelled Diet at Nash. lart.ead envies the mammal le retail theism la fluidity is Ts preposition la Wend tea estendttes.. MECKLENBUIIO-13CMWF.RIN. Ostler Mu Schwerin. of rB,, .sa ys :—` 4 TM of the We Chamber of he 11.Wiggere, ritett spas Soo. 91 el the tel law, end aussosed all the deputise to meet a the Itth, to held their first sitting on that day. Par kin, as Or the suirsrty of the LOOM verdict of ties Arbiteal • vend oa the I,llth, has no legal esistenes. The' of that pert, will thatches meet as the . 4set day mated, in ceder to protest easiest the tar of the eenstitatin, and to organiee a legal op ts the execution of the less peoslamaties. Ifind e the members of the Bight will meet li esaidire what steps an **deep& sesesearyity the latesiesisisa ; it is probable that this party also will take a abere is the pcoosediage of the Chamber; sad sot aonidee that they an. released from their oaths M the astiusal reentitation. Steps are taken in 'lnd rioX insakipalition, particularly In • that of 'fakeer's, to the. ofde& 'O segailies aUm ot* pietist as the' the eiti wmugagthe aliesgatha of the Uol eae , that of deep meal , *nails In Irldt rum* to the of the Eil tanshdt. OM Arbitral Court, and tbeashieet : in pe. sense if Ilie deetrestise of the eseidtatiss. all per du helot their - difiresers to take !totted me mew. Jr peoluasep _;tite somas. rights. The moot enmities of Numb' ounothil-to exert an Maslow set the issue at err (him* policy._ Ocir Juba-party (the squireareby), u mil as - that of Bwelits, hes saitunly supported the Aoki= *Hey - No* sake At atr•lii• wheels this party has "Widths' sompletest *Muse at the mot, ey ime Mei Itaidneely atudhsted by the __......err, as its deptiesatiess and the neminatton of t iimenetative at Funkier% sedately prim. • Thi rMely ie Wilda' good lithium it Behysiis ; , pothbg Mahon that the Melt May sot be ee.. It is to be. feared that we , noes ' 111 tiln . t .iisi ,Vasithe sales sod *stand 4 J ,* • .4. ialmailsi Mika of Cis mere Roth puns !sued to have tektite Mlle gem. The sommittee, which Meek le . ` re old constitution, is to meet* day in fly, he dretto.it is said. the taxes shots Oct. let. . r the eubjecits of tie (Mad Duke of MN read their date la tbe4sorese of th i rs a 4Ver in the esediliffut el,Qsbilree 10, 1649, rimidee ' inpandlis UsTh sew taimatt di' Basilan lee quitted the set& od.l of Kiel t ooly three of its einproitheAtiVOlikOtoro os the 1&b. It may be it &MOH ' • • _,-. 142111, - Sanuall Insitnte. The mein object a an ti ia the pelltisaiworld 047 Is a (limbr et the Ilegiramiet petty, orwhieb a,mtlit amber of 'envies Win 11664 Mrsoli et =CAM kr distribmion into the dritiosate, by the awe of M. Meetlishety, secratery ~ Shit Ma of the Bee Maathaber. el .mirk M. limy,* is Ike peceidsett • , This deeemintiesy be awiniarred• odor at byline Ti t all AO . i&ld ilinllnni"Ot *Wilnbildin; *At millieltaqpisnei It Is delta tri thei ISW et Attest. cliter spa the namaronaadhiiiinewhish tbe ptinatasssiv et Wirsheam t eed upon the impotence 0 4his voyage in a political an.% the' , lmMtieto rthat . the Coast et Mem relaProptitllale,tafibm dirlithe system It an dignal la. If ill- . atesynegative of the great principle el mosmeby. It repeats,. as the ads . mania by ,'bier, Ike party inr is be the wadset the * Emig • 44E4 . r i the 'prism, " Inflexibility se to principles,' conciliation se to Portelte Pisally, efts deelerier that the policy of tire part/ le sot to be aoacidered as repressated by any inekaal er . errs of dm it mem as the t=t enjoymg the dm of the Olount of the follains_ persona: the Doke of Lek General St. Priest. M. Bearrytr, the Marquis de and the Deka of Can. It is to be observed that M. eat, of ldebeita extraction, occupies only the third, piton is that list of the legitimate ministry Jolene. The Praise says, in &Union to the glorification al Haynie in certain organs' of the &glint' pan whitetails followed thentertyrdom of that hero pawn the vats of liners. Bairclay and Perkins :--" If this derastrocradon wee regrettable, it mot be granted that it bee been justified by the scandalous loridoa den which braves this Ins&to of opinion . Wbatever may be done or said, if it lea wrong to bars struck .the betchen of Batthymty, it is a mime to glorify Ms.' SOIIDAT RTMNIIIO. _ The sables of the Alms Droit• of the Nacional Assembly with the old porrere legitimists his just ,rsesited a• missal conthatation. which is to-day the talk of all Paris. _ _ _ _ briedy the leading features of a r afted from Wiesbaden, and mimed by M. de Barthelemy, secretary of the Rue de Rimlt dub.' There was De °outvoting the Saint ohm/Mr of this docament, beams N. de Barthelemy stye hinted( therein, " I am officially charged to make known to yen thw irelaratiola of thu Count of Chambord on the aubjict of an appeal to the people." The declaration. 1p question is expressed in terms of which the clearness is more remarkably than the courtesy. "The Com at Chambord has formally and absolutely condemned the ,olateesof an appeal toad pmplem imply ing their." UM Olio great national prinesple of hereditary mem— arthy," whaelt we must therefore infer is, in the mos of the Count of Chambord,as it we in that of M. de Pcffignao, to reign in spite of the people. If a defiance to the eorareignty of the Fetich pew* cm the as hand. it is oa the other a sorgyist - toile.,tle • and Isis friends, who me Iteceefixtb to ' pedestal be legitimate kingship in Frame amp the nations/ will. The son and nephew of 'lmam heroin - is not a 'mkt° tike .an affront erred' fn,ti Lis sotereign, and hoe retorted with he a rty, hat not unbosom& spirit. His letter in yto the .Wieebadea manifesto is net published the Goode &Nemo, the ordinary organ of the " Yotteg Right," and the adenoids of the appel au . porple,.4llt l strange to ay, in a mpabliese pew, the Beentement. A translattes el it will be fouud„belaw, Pagt, be rat impotence, es maribg epsth Is tits fthisthe of hereditary toceoreky. no them u irreparable niptim in the Fowl* intidedee PAY* If the sense of the Duke of Benham had Mat throw deems' Wm, it oust wow be lobbed eyed Illeiraprissperste. By repudiating in as Ariel hisft lhtig of Ike Men* psis to imirM *keno of IL de goonaspet. legimasy haw menu 1 mailed, far the moat MOE . osethass the nail upon the hie l ltri that reminds one of the peietintiet owe' ;F=441106 In his lied intim& 'T9 lime on a psbnasr ithottleeso I. due the credit of =onboard the aid. 'Ovid lie of . itemweliviV say soot se lilt hid is the Utional will. He, sad him partp opissessed thist2 thiplisredliary aitln aneaderathey the solo was the leftmost sad most Of all bends this sew luhool of Oootil • the ireditkonal ,prin *PEJO ahisk ttreY. had owed alimanos all their limo with the• esseralipt.ght ,if. FOAM The sp. shot of the Winhades eaderessis , hes pored that to eideeetrerisr Midge; the ut s4y of their patty, or the , Conk of Quaked with th is shoe has scophttely hits& iodic sells the ofisiel imalhate ea nomenameisoisa lambed agates" himself sod hisacia sad hewwow a re. wrath d & the irglt po haate tiool fat. • We, *bile doctrines so t tbe • • ' • • ' •• ' blows to Alai. l • "t• . • moat the • • • esti , 1011 h fir the rights • • Promiessta prthroseopaset veld sold setuisier sate tpserasal thee' has bins Aid! Waif , otiose bf Mobipne .. iMot,' . Mom father meat a is ha th e Pao of the sown.. Bet fourths ediessatmoseows* boner treated.' Aemrsdly, if due typeaseasipt ettshat sal ho , pomace ia irty. he is M. Beityw. erlphiiq i nteaesildth . ,Thapt et,ep Ned tbe Dit• . orator. sad 60110100 eslipmed by the helm* el. the Outlier -11111. OWL mews perverse nod* lie selessol ef ottlag at debug all the leaden idea s • of Prose,: wbed ther ts t: t o g as elee oone: si t li4/7 lipmee ewe; teSeseehes in the sheeekrat die Mika" ismathilewal =sniat Val "R•Publia of Is 26°"74472" 4f bu 1041;6. n'tlfrnat i l a° anti \ tharftists • jest boa -.. a imposing. will be Whored there. There is Übe a ham battle, with awash and defame of the town. The iniusatucres to last two days, and will finish off with a review, the et areassi, and a grand military Unique; . r it, tw.lishea, Of course a Madame danatics is in ^griClß Ifs soldiers who moist at the operations. iliatorate gip-of-the-lime, pierced for 120 guns, YWa he Paris, which will, be launched en the Bth' , Getable' from the dockyard of Rochefort, has : boss' • the stocks sines 1807, that ie 43/sate. After this = d m boa lanai:hid, there will only m o il' em ote ship of the time of the empire, the', look XIV., in that put. which _ his been - building illico 1804. Norval Centro, hands? of the republi c of Costa- Elea. will be officially promoted to the President of the Repabliclwthe early part of next week. On re tiring from hit tangoes of President, to borne into Pomp, be the Orris of studying our* mati nees and isstitntione, Gen. Castro received from Cosiness scone of huge. which is after the model of the French Legion of Hume founded at Costa.ftios. This erne in almost identical with the model given by the Emperor Napoleon, except that the branches are in gold r like the moss of officer, and that the red ribbon will also have a small border. The prisoipal cad of the voyage of General Castro is topeomote the ozsentioa of th e grut enterprise ef cnionleation in which Prance is called to take so Imp a part. An Italian who, ea osomot of the part he had taken-is the ism:reties of Rome, had bees ewar, polled to take winge is Frau*, was recently arrested under somewhat singular eircusistanoes. A few days minas a beaker of Paris received from his correspond ent at Ruse ea order to pay some four hundred banes to the Coast de P., and on duo coarse this persocags presented himself. Beicg naprwridad with as other ON= of establishing hie identity, he produed a passport "en reyle." Base hesitation being rude' to pay the amount of the credit, he requested that no delay might be allowed to take plots, stating it to be his intention to go to the south of Tram, on the following day, to obtain medical advice Iflser his eyes, which were bandaged up. The rerpect tabtkty hi. appearance , and tbs apparent regularity of the psmport bowie/ lulled ausperoo, the money was paid. A day or two afterwards the banker re., oohed another letter frogs his oonespordent, caution-. tag him spins* as ex-lianteasot of Garibaldi, wig was in Frau., and had been levying oontributione are the unwary. The asidstanas of the police was ought, and soothes , Count de P--- war found, who was re sident in the Champs Elyse's, and who claims alone to be the bearer of that title. The receiver of the mosey was dimoveted and arrested, but persists in his right to the countable and the money. In solving this difficulty the authorities are now engaged. ITALY. PIEDMONT. The Opiroone of Turin, of the 17th. says : " We have ennoonoed, and several journals of .'forin con tain to-day its confirnatian, that certain bishops hart aseembled ;at Villaninetta, in the early part of this mouth, to ocatider the difference existing between the superior clergy sad the government. It appears that the Bishops of Alba, Cool, Tommy, Mondovi, Pigaseolise, and de Saloom, laving most with a view of cossideriag the promptest measures to be adopted to pat an end to dimensions which menace the unity of the catholic thumb, ;rimmed an addrem to the p o p ? , praying him is the totereste of religion not 'sly to give his seweit to the law S'coardi, bat also to. treat foe the Wore amicably with the government in all that may have relation to eoclosisatioal staffers. The Croce di Savoie says lsartm from authotity, though sot precisely os,;' 1, that the government has decidedly re)ected some eaggestioes et pr*sta of law tenditeg to infringe directly or iodine* the liberty of Winne • 111 s Suldinitn incrtalt ltritgbent of Ilool4tli,ond metals so mention of ,the di basses. or, dainties thlt are said to learnt**. pine on acootat of the. Madan of the rebel Arettlnhop of Osellarl. The liseffesfor of fierditatteays that all theipmlates of Um ialatid, with the ex.oeptton of. Monsiiptoe ; raagin, have declared tlemnselves ready to deliver up the dements relating to tin administration ad piens endowntsatr, end to furnish all the indentation meow nary to disclose the revenues of notakitemi UM* ' LOD • LBARDY. • . It was stated, elms days arnenthat r et linsonliato Samna, it Croat regiment had trod en the staff, sad that as oMesr had boon killed. Subsequent &Milli odd to be derived from inthority,aataMat ge gvie =, muslin morn grays, Maas a liinagesies took part is the affair .and sensed emporia ed.. Sows urn* killed or woutilod. It in said that the atop has been beoten apt than. a (boat regiment hes Ism lent beyond the lailan Alpe. and „that the " Has mei " isoorpocated ia.the lirtogariak rogimmto have bets ommtimmt to tin Dmonioasio tali to M staiti~ rapid advoMoo iftlbeAnstriun w' MALTA. asv. Ws, 10 Lac' Hs Majesty's ehlp Dallifdpiieli web Mired oaf is the lath, in the fosses by HAL steamer Obese. The chiles Stashed Me elhisinst the:l2ll4.aaditt lath than 24 hoar., sin of the mew ass dead, and sent to the hospital. U a mineable. that Sill ship, wbidyba hes the healthiest of .1 the wades, aboald have been Stashed i& this why, esperdelly when iv Yes "Ow dimiaished onshore, that there los* cailv 14 Stacks and five deaths for all •tbi es Sit Malts.. The Qom lost one rein ay shale* she sot oat. In feek. scantly a vessel weer bat had some cease se bowl after idling we. side. Her Majesty's steamer Medina ems he ea the lath, at 10.30 p.m, with the mails fres Mareedisn; - . •1 , - MsjeWs o• • , TH R flilipßAB 11 4 16#6 Al? :, ..4 c i : .' .1.4.. :4 . ; , . azggiviivio. t- rillork 6 )- . , . , .. • a .. .., il , l. I • V .___ -. . ' qgrrlarr7 11 ,,,, T wailer Veber &; I 10910 • ". tra.. . ~'' , , ‘ '4 .„.1. • , . i THE Dr :4 l . ' . ~,-, ~-i . , . i ,et legithasey whirr .. v D. '. ♦ .' ' oat 66 firimier, wlv tal" Illmes is ig dig wog" ' . country quite ortragh to have • 11 40 a renewal at the experisait. 41 1 to I r/ a ••••./. I jal , . ~4 , ~ . '• ' e lk . • * 0 , 4 .. d pelt. 21:0 1 It ..ifw 4x : 66 4 ,.1 0 .,,_.. i ef dr ardor freely ex. , leatteglihreer. In polities ' V- 1111 -.. ''s •at ' ' Whit '''.. Mon this, days ' fr f r ai -, ... , i ';-- , , -- 4 ' iatit t i r be r boa If with Bat 0603131 was too wow i poi 0, in ,_ t.. , , . „..7_ , Doke too weak. A lit& of . . Its sow shows to sheds . r _ ai Itsys ....0 • g showed any t o . or ea alba .. , . . attic& as th e. Dues mar to doe • • the , Asa it t argiars , bead .1151. No Whoa passe w bald 0 4 morli : . . . which the . . General William doss wit *hit . , bio .. orito C . . _ , erg be s oggio r ammoki l icsoa d, pin. or a coatral rater, with son to owstessess tao y Dept , maeiwilluipimatc"atal ths.ClessolDolos.. liassfesstaLtbs " ,'"? - I . M 41114 easertlea. the serieret learret ems, either tor birselt liberal ministers as Isult es tlpg_ltee V, l , o _,er_ l T_ ga i gr e tt e gZ i l e ZtriX4 4i. 4 ..ip t ,d4. — : . ....imad al. PF ll43 .- .. wet ' • - --.. . ' "''' ilitlen 16.1"1"1111.711 Diet Bat whoa Ari vase ttmarrebil e a id rrazieseamilie...sumwestemor:somalde ... raelloria la lloriabiat ' - es tre bli the baulliries of this au lifiably rib* Malids.• Iran w ilisales-sf-hisel..tvilaii-a in• villa , waer -6 en ladle . agio-gbar ef liberty. • • it is se =Orasd Dski,to pissoilltellys=llWP Ps tfairciltrlVZea_ sheet 11° ass Dolma; of whom no ass nor • upn lewd or takes coast His as l* .6. Va la g er " - ... irw. or., WPC t 4 to . 666 , 4111011 , Witi. , alia• • I' in an ' " Pt_ i . ' 800 11 . 4 *Si" 1 . 11 . 164 . 7 " $ lll / 1 " 44 11-di vi th ., _ a i, .itu ca-60.,_,..:, iris, to rotative@ ?thy Irsuriol , Vatlar CoiAlarola I o r s ? •tl" ?Wad um, am Oa et dioggltar: Itie audio Is so, or worm uroNlstiosorr kin being a ready tool of Amens. AS the C 41711 * fr ' s 11. " 11111/ ... ....." ea" irifeadsP l e ' — " ilillto fifths" totoliafedo se a, Week* Mott it .466 Is the Drina hart la twwirerielgerg delehles Os th i g A m nia win prose. to liis i51111416-. 4 1b 0 Wei. it " hea t a ti f" lA wiligti r lha 4sems impuwilis_ ~,,, thel 1 sew . , ispereat gag b.. .4 Trtailtken. 1 ilegii triVaritelik4 se meal .the art, wil 1- i AV . • ~.__l.- —....i.....1.1eitriu1t. ha will abroiva Arr. ." _ _. „ _. ..._ . - _ . orradoil ilia WR. • A ptelloil of isbo ' filet ,tt . earbei hassle of brithriel2 'Who riew rot ra , iisia the • endorse irsi• lion et% • " RUnibibl Of In n................. - .. _•—_-..._—•77,7,= - .. - . - _ , -,,-_--.--- -- la muss gnu me emus Baum. ..4....... ..... ~. ...• way be Wen= rrOm 101, irps7.7. umii! A.., Nis rt. o pal to the Bugles, the Ivies*** weehl berg overthrows Seem , the idea of fortalg o r fra into. the port ell the Make, Jidda Bet Use ate eq• odds our for- t tell, l011:0. , Ito alelaggle tam ever. re .. a is th e . to If sawaby bad beet yesdbiletsi le *tad" se appeal 2.. eouteiee - via ' dilisl eel 'the Ice 4'14 " 1 " 1 .7"4""1"/ I dasq I2 74" "1""tals ilepo~arlat ulLraritit Pe.' ituelliaa sod t ier Dal li a slow orit.o.isr tafaker tould•eot, seder moat •freesistwens, bat submit hemat- ite*, Me& Of clot mut • tin ore ish4 Strytliatomed th 1 bates She 11101011114 ligitlOrjr,U l 4 4 conlarke, vs , lunll*llellit %OM; Mat . ... "Del eeeriedgel maned by mmei.• mewl. n- ettle Jew: ils* lima that the the Pam /A .1 Ilk ab lbetalilli law: 'ltaalafabaaa of ' end /t a m w h ew is ip ar i e hie s a nd sitiels. • eleho' madames l• vet oval Wawa by p -obi* kildiesseeet el seediatletiete, .1 *all ' Itlioad= 111 .•" 1 * the W' it thollistutf - , ' rota elms the °woof &MAW Imeerfareart the doe- , tenths*. itill'yerilfretel . _ a . q.......we5.m0,„1.0, .amain wide . rX#Y bkleVei to MUM 111air.44: 13 . 1 4 v ' r . beteg . -plasedl , twist- for' bas .of public °piggies. A mpee k e A nt f a new s e . b e i m i n o mee Ain alaroyoz tomb .. ileiklul re . _ the Interests er; sad urging .their eceeptuma After what has • 'beat b ."7, 1 " 1 . 7. M lib ig6 4 • the . :Is= r e " f r u l Lk trimapired, hemmer eallatal • Williams will loot be w i ld ' / gag's submit ,/ b e de we d 0 keep re ie likely tro s higmettt Vs elerldtk to' greet it Om tr# yis watins, fir the . of my comemam, the assebidiAtieL Of paliatrltieseetateet .oiltehreetsetteeetXueope , palttiplep+llga hal trio tile fa* of pay +bolo . . , .. , .. _ . , , : .. , ~, .„. . .. : :tbo awalholi yea boos pub 410 sleet. - • ' D* I.4aarteraelemzur. . -' " ' FRAN= ' ...'.;,,•;.. •• 1 Tamaitary epee at Yr rebel', on Tomas). • . •-e•-•,---_ . .1 .e. so . J .; • ii9l. be Ispeelag... 30,000 area of the army of . Paris i a i rood Wit Wit is tie lloonno of this emanates. rit • 72 . 1 .5 W 1 . 11 . ...Y‘.. l 7- - 7 • - 7 . ' 7 • . I. as MT/ pm., wov en. mi. mama ..... .., 7 ._ fii ..- 0.1 hie in tag 4101110$1101 el 10, ISO, turbot, be ' • 'To ism arra on twayranbcrof: H. MailVi Illoarr *tent itta/P LP ea. tub , er. MM." - , , • . NOlWltbdiaikle el. lani4add WO 1 1:11 , 10 : Albaso;MoUteria denim lek..oa the • lith at e t her I PPe rea —Aa ill . '.a=" ll ,4 l " r4 a ~...r ..a ll t isid , ki l," h . 60014 will .61 Fakirs:a .oarkt. mail. The Stadia !et 191._e_h the lettere dallett.of t he 20 th hi& . .... -. 7 e . --- . - --"--- l ' -- ".". i is --; t also al the sari doe, *Oh lediaa mils bt •_ ilib i' e of die teeenialo aseeliestarbieb ta sa :e as ter m y. as coo alkikt e r ar dag isa tOhaPsioros 001= Ila , dy ma ,re easwer to ny • Ties Marlin was in quarantine with ode the Mb, an deortdi to the ' Nab. p c t - eu dr ''' . *'*&W in Malta wham 14• eo aelo e°o oll 4 6 t WNW" wile si red t ti r ta k asore a tbe tt asi geetoooket:. AIM "Da trer. 'a.., A. 4 1 p ; 14 . 8411 14$ toitiftAlan court V i lle g i . e ,,6.... t h e 44th l e o tt .° o l •rista go;oestooste Eat YAT e a, bm i,abt tb " T l enk ye". 1 eani=•tillin Prim *Ode ii 'B oum 7 at , i s en d e d, :11 1 1 tie ;pert sant home to the ... h ...i --,- 7 , latober. lii the. ny regroarket I. tervelo !sh ill ; Pl* mic- tortl l) e li = li- rr____, ; _ . reply term WWI ieauneet. • 2 w. f . Sri M Chatale. :4.;..: . .;;...., 4 ? f-.- , • . , rarer , It it onott Abit or kir At • ! Pon la' Ir*X ase tteeltte . colutpl assuisa rl f tgitoste liilisie • 'Oat ' '•'. ' 1430CDOOT on IWO NOME HIM RAILWAT.-At I the reed. In this is :.. ` do . N S . : 4 A elipo ONfifit DM 'ldlUlleltait eloinoi at Stese-creie. ling that Prune* beg dray. to W sthe Asia Mimi' I t i Mar i llii l ' , tr dee tboot a z e ...._gany . .s.. ' *oohs • t i re attio , eseep oi tr a rvier e te • .. 11 ' .. aetr . .7 4-165441 ye• . tairore=i•can•nreOrr ir .. Tao dial** dated that ap t weld not ..seeisnir In - r lit P I re t el e t h e 4f .lemur *toll . Illif 114=1. I lliallit il et• =a rtfe ". l 4‘ * =the ere ii m Aiiiiiii oke Tr r-ria rear at a moor tithe teartease scircalls, / . . . ,ois ogo _ itih Woe tbr ; WO. War kars•e•••ar tb i: pre- goni:al4. . t'l e xpill .....6.4 poilate le aa. .= t trefj o be "um4 =ebyerivoiodo anal .dithe kW The air with alooliarrTtarik= r air pail., • alliernird w etfreellenit s Ma Ng to the . rid. ill Ham °met* The Co ll ege wee to rr i t= s mo d tisti e tsaMt i tri ge ak:al rili ti ti l ierrat Cur Ohm aim ern ...?1, =IL bspia — a lave eat gala it the flat, wet Os bur Orr htkos he se err erodes. I grim recovery. OTAI I 4 *l9) CRINA. OnlLi *ht.% much of the isiire ha toe *atonic Ist succeraive telegraphic deayate4" - 41ipiliii fir till. The rhtes are Bombay 1 11 ,10.4Wallia the 7th, sad Madras the 13th of lagativ filuelidedlene letter from our emerespondent con .. Alas # fentds , of intelligence : ~v BOMBAY, at-0178T 6. ~V .I44II(AIMIS to conmunkate has transpired : oderne of last mail on the 25th uls. The Gas t rite ~ , ,,,T ha r • .80,xecy has Item Intifering rather severely fever, bat last lecounte from Poonah tell us that anireeleovering, and that he was expected to be fdlte . hfs timed' drives in 'a few days. The ' rsid Pooesh isellovred az ell hands to be emi ..., lifdthy at present, bet the situation of GOVEIII. ' . at Depoode is condemned by all as un beknown during the monsoon. There is just now 'cried' dell of salmi at the presidency, and during the pas month 38 of the European inhabitant (ehlefly;of coheirs, soldiers of the 78th and radon) have been cut off, the greater number by cholera. The '. NMI number of deaths in My was 1,378, of which 328. - yew from the disease just named. Dare lea the last meet eninthe the niortality has sheritinted to 9,793. The Highlanders te rmed to their quarters on. Colebah this morning; the barratkehaeing been thoroughly cleaned bOth inside and . out. A number of changes have taken place in thir parttime of seine of the mercantile firm@ at Bombhj. Mr. It. W. Crawford has retired from the house of Remington and Co., into which Messrs. J. A...2aumbach and W. B. Tristram, have been admitted; Mr.: 0. Wallace has entered the home of Wallace and (In., and the old firm of Forbes and Cu'isto be kept up by a partnership consisting of Mesas. R. hisekengie, S. Corp, 'and R. Willie. The old police hulk (formerly the reamer) Zenobis, has been sold for 1,3001 ; out of her honourable John bad bat little active service. The &metres, another of their bargains, is now at Aden, tearly unservicea ble. Bomanjee Hodmosjee,Esq.,employed ea stipen diary • comminioner in the Crest of Requests, has been elected a member of the Baud of Education, in room of the venerable Framjee Cowasjes, who has retired owing to hie great age— matewhert I believe above ninety. The funds of the " Sir Juneetfee Jefeebhoy Parsee Benevolent In stittaion " to which noble charity the knight himself contributed upwards of 500001, new amount to up wards of 75,0001: The objects of' the inatitwion are : the suppeet and • Ideation of the of the Parses cute, the enfeeble inefelage of 0 girls, and the burial of the dead. A discussion onthe utter unsuit ableness of the present Innatee asylute fler the pur poses intended for it—both as re garde badness of lineation, and deficiency of room and athommodation fir those reeking testament within its wattle—has been going on for some time ; but government will not listen to good counsel, mid are going on expending some 2,0001. making a trifling addition to a building which i'. acknowledged to be Tussled Ite one of the worst spots to be found on the island. Of course, un less sanctioned by the court of directory, anew asylum cannot be erected anywhere else; but why throw away money on enlarging a structure, the site of which is admitted to be the worst imaginable for such an institution ? The present monsoon promises to be one of the scantiest known fora number of years past. Up to the present date we have only had a fall of 38 inches ; last year, up to same date, upwards of 83 Inches had fallen, but it was as much above the aver age us the present one threatens to be under it. Next year, the scarcity of water, it is feared, will be very great. The Rev. Mr. Allen, of Poonah, has had a severe fall from his horse, but is recovering feat. The selection of a place called Pauochghunny, 12 miles trout Mababoleshwar, for a sanitarium for European soldiers, has been approved of by the Court of Three tors, but further observations on its climate during the monsoons have been directed to be made. At Mahabulestrwer, upwards of 200 inches of rain fell daring the wet season, rendering the station uninha bitable by Europeans; while at Paunchgeunny, the average fall does not reach more than 50, and the clim ate is said to be salubrious all the ;ens round. Cap tain Eingcome, now commanding the H.C. steamer Berenice, but w ho does not belong to the service, has been appointed Registrar of Seamen (merchant), under the new art, with Mr. St. Amour as his as sistant. Sir W. Gomm's appointment to the com mand of the Bombay army has been publishei in the government Gazette. Colonel Poole, of the let Lan cer*, has retired from the service, having received, as is alleged, a bonus of 8,0001. for so doing. His retirement gives promotion to Major C. H. Dela main CB., of the 3rd Cavalry. Major G. Sparrow, of the 13th Native Infantry, has also retired; and Captain J. A. A. Bckford, 19th Native Infantry, is said to be about following his example. Tee new European General Hospital is to be erected on the esplanade near the Cooperage; and on the site of the present one a new Supreme Court House is to be built : the rent paid for the present court is, I believe, 1,8001. or 2,0001. a year. Railway shares are, I believe, beginning to look up—at least none of the shareholders appear over anxious to pert with them : nearly the whole of the second call has been paid up, and it is believed better days are coning round. Once let the undertaking be commecmd on, and the prospects of shareholders will brighten: it is this iajudiewas postponement of a beginning which damps the expectations of all ecneenied. The English mail of the Bth of July reached Bombay on SaturdaY evening, in the neprecedenudlyehort period Of twenty-five days seventeen hours—the quickest by eighteen hours of any yet received. Tee Feroze brought it down from Man in five days seventeen boars—also the quickest passage on record. The steam frigate Semiramis is out of dock, and reinter' to Chita at the end of the month. Some redectietis are about to take place is the dockyard and builder's establishment. Captain E. P. Lynch, 29th N. 1., has abuised leave to Egypt till March next on 'private *Mire. The 37th Madras Grenadiers are to march directly from Seceederabad to bumptee, to assist the Ellisci. pme•force against the Nawanb should he not give in toe Nisam, who has called on the resident for as listance, which has hitherto however been refused for meow best known to General Frazer. Issas &hide there is but little news. Mr. Invert assibetor of Shikarpor, I. reported as being to resign his appointment, partly from ill , and partly front disgust at the large amount of meek expected from him without an adequate sekidishinse for its epeeformanos. The rumour of Ifillids; sad the Poniard) being termed into another Presialseey has again been revived—whether with ,a* good foundation or not is unknown. It is said the Church. Missionary Society has appointed a Ossissary to Young Egypt. If they have not done se ft is time they did.; for Soinde offers a good and proirdaing fi eld for hie labours. Ido not mean in the *ape of converting the people to the Christian religion, for that woad be next to impossible foe the presentv as they ere nearly ell ignorant and true Mahomedene ; but in the way of teaching them to read, and enabling them to judge for themselves as, to which was the beet and truest faith to follow. We mum first teach them worldly wis dom befeee we can repot.• them to adopt ear views es religiene matte= At tad school remedy es tablished at' Eurrechee there are now upwards oft hundivd Modes children receiving instruction; and were schools opened at li,drabad, Snkkur, and other places, hundreds mid Moues& of the rising generation woold•bo sent to theca by their parents, whit keow•the less of Wont of learning. The residents arEurraches were as gay as they could make them selves, bat the weather was bet all through the coun try, and the ;want of minima felt. • 'lt is seldom an ythi ng in the shape of sews from hfooltsh is publisW no* edge, but dullest elcornots from this ones famed city mention that sickness Was very prevalent, and that scsively any officer of the form had escaped= attack of fever, and the ematry was suffering from want of rain, none up to the 92nd ult. hating fallen. At Telhore the same complaint of yentaf viler was cetera* prices of all beg= ton= the gra in, a always taking ga l l- g [ target the seasons teat' their pockets : if too -mash rain falls, the grain they say will be spoiled ; if tad little, their cry is the earns, All public' works at Seealkote Ertl solvarmed inwards oompletion ..have been to be .skipped, as oleo. have those at Mari they awe not to bexecommeneed on till =to be so by the military beard. Considerable prevailed• at the former station. Major Balfour, her Majnity'r32nd Foot, died In the fort of Oevladgbar, of small pox, on the 13th July — the sommind oithis important post on his death, devolv-