The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-30 00:00:00

gibe exaneoo. TO CORRISPONDINTS. bwilemels tared Ihr "Tie Eqwer."Loads. tveateg pspw. mot bri st tb• Ofte, 10. BoaverloAtmot. by Two Vika la the II uky of pailleatkoz. RIOT! WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. D.l -Tashi& N. Let - T LANDON, FRID4-TrATOES2 :a • • r To tiespamend the Nightiogale Fund to the :liberality of. the peopleaf England, would be super 11nose and impertinent. The mere same and dens!? :ikon ef what is proposed to be done are seamiest. •olteitaisca Nessmiosta is to be rewarded, oe her return from her self-devoted leasers in the Best, by . having a fund pissed at hie disposal, to enable her •to commence new and more whole Motu*. We my - .mere arduous, for the nointems. patient, onetinesse Mil of tan teacher, is of ell others that which "met 'merely Mete the Prier mad pieelple of a =and. Bat there as he se dealt dist to JIM 'Oil ddicalt tsar epten k dratted ehlrestirs, * to confer span them the highest grail winks they are capable of essfeying. this to be the cow. we smuts& vim* a nestimesial to FLosssca. MINIMA= was !set -tsars& at; that the expression df grititede bee tombola* sambas, most nos want with her *Wags, would be the raisin of a sum of stmerli Yeetherance of she objects wldeft she has sae "lid .great aim of her existeset, to be *cod serseervelly at bee disposal and we rejoice to observe that yew tarday's .meeting bare adopted this view. We feel mmeinced that a new era will apes upon oar hospital inseagement from the time that Fwassci Monne sus urns that institatioe for the training of nurses veer which the people of England are. by scolassa. Aims. calling her to preside. • prooeedings at the meeting to originate the Nightingale Fund were in every respect worthy al the occasion which brought tigether en crowded as assemblage. From the judicial, ad high-toped speaiog spree; of the Delis of CAMBIUMS to that of the last speaker on the long list, sat a *old was uttered but what bespoke a deep sew of Abe asesset fad. ennobling *hamster of the besiege Is heed. Pot the least gratifying part Of the spootalls 'wee the presence of 13 many elegant and' emoispilebod weeme, who, by the wares interest they tatitifested in the proceeding*, showed that 04 welt a tribute wee being oared to those quilitiseceleich"emet ele vate the sea and render them powerfil ingrained., of pod. It la ever thee that ens isiividsal. noting slider a professed cosvietion of duly, is a spirit of Waded gentleness and Inseam, minim s eulogi ses iallauce ever others. FLOZINCII NIOETIPIETALI *reviviog the ol heroic character of the women Of anglaad of the seventeenth watery, The women gibe the tone to their ages and barely has the isthmus of women like Lady Futintairs•sad Lucy Horcertsson been more seeded than at preent. Our public men are active, accomplished. bet sadly &tieing in breadth of view, and wootelwlly low is their political morality. TIN same of edeostioa hie two asyeets—the sae as easoaregieg se the ether is obtains. Leafs, say at the abortive seagulls of the Legislature, we ars drives to despair of say campeshsesire setae% wed to regard education as the impossibbi necessity of the age. Oa the other head, the =tiring genies of these' who hare devoted digestive@ to the Wight's- meat of their fellow-am forbid tieepostlesei. end gine u good grosud for the aesuremesthat aa - ebjest so worthy and so worthily peeved must eventtially triumph over every obstacle that sectarian jealousy can meats. Voluntary efforts ham net only multi plied schools in every corner of the land, but ars daily developing new modes of instreetioa for work ing men who desire to carry their studies be• rood the narrow limits of their early teaching• lastitatiate for this purpose have generally been Mon or lees soceseshil to proportion as they have bean adapted to the wants and feelings of the working clues themselves. Tees ago the craving far knowledge was met by the feuded= of Me: cautee Imitates, and there are ow few places ci say importance without one or more of those useful essociations. They bars dens sad are still dolor mull good a bet they an far from being all that is required. Many an hid: atrium weelunen has, doubt. less, carried away from the evening Inters of his Atheneum new ideas that have elevated, sew les sue that have strengthemed him in the rest life straggle. But, paradoxical as it may seem, the bet evidesse of the soceessfol waking of seek institu tions Is, that • they have failed to edify the aspirations of the clue for whole improvement thug were originally established: They have helped to, taster an appetite foe knowledge beyond the power of their system to feed. This in indeed their true 11111620. Pablie loots:es, however valuable at enter: tuning, are chitty metal as emotive to weeps& steely. Hoes Mizzen, of Oremarty, the type of the aspiring intelligence oldie highs:ender of senhanies. in his history of his ewe odustios, sets deers ea the eft great produce of his * school teaching Chit be horsed to read—to Ned not as a mealtanioal art, bat to grasp the thought of his author, and mats it his own. Tho Arse and heeded step in a man's mental progress is to acquire the desire . and the power of learning. Then are many indications that gloat subsea of the erases elms have &deemed thee fee. They are no lugs Natant with Wan& lig want to reed. Their Ilialmnief Isiithilia ttiw setae tames for study in which were the only mass of iniamelles Vales plated by the original handers. A Neel tie pelves reading is also regarded es an indispensable adjoins. The use desire for study in plies of mere informa tics has already created pale Orate in many provincial towns sales the provision of the useful Act of the past session. A still more release evidence of the progress of the people is effiseded by the more efficient form whisk their educational socie ties are hesitating to Immo wads the designation Working Men's Colleges. The trot step in this direction was taken by the working nee of Sheffield, who by their own independent and epentensons seem established and have suesisefelly carried on a PeepWs College. The hint thee given was sot lost. Some of the met devoted friends of the working men who hare toiled Oxen& good repots and DI repots, in rations says and with various seseses, tee the elevation of the people, have developed and pedsoted the idea of the Sheffield artimas, sad have agonised a Working Mule College in the metropolis. The musgeuset is mead in the Principal (the Bev. F. D. Ignites) and a Council ci teatime who hare undertaken geataitously the loaf oldie slams. Any wertiag man ahevatliseiri of 111 who ea read mad mils end who kneimiltii steeple raise of arithmetie, is eligible as a seellente sad though the College was astebliehedespecially tee tasty wawa its deem are epic to ay one who lif Vane to enter este tie designating of a weeldaii mw A he.. is Bet Lissome see labiate the 1 1 L \ r, I i THE =PIMA FRIDAY EVENING, iTOVEMBER 30, 1855. Ws Ws* did sot amain in the station more than ant minutes. during whisk tine he thanked; the rail*, caries for the attention he had received' it their hands. He was then eaudeeted to cue of the Boyd eirringes, several of whisk were in wait- 1 bog for the aapeamodation of his Male*/ and his sate. Tlimatida had been fitted op in a tasteful m ainAfgdfler the direction of Mr. lame s oftt.he engineer's department. The national flag of Sap diode was easepiesonsly displayed draped out 11'1 Tairebi * liddelitioßation waitllleit with gaily-dewed /people, aid these were Ere fat to weloorne . his Majesty's arrival with an English Aar. Is the spook= station-yard the 3rd regiment of Fusiliers had taken up so. ,poeition with their band, end an his Majesty reanded the Royal carriage the regiment pressata Arai, while the band struck up the rational anthem of Sardinia. Hie Mel/sty, with Prime Albert by hie side, stood for several minutes surveying the animated sees, bowing re peatedly to the cheers which greeted him, and which were mingled with oria in the Freak language of ' , Vivo le Rai de liardaigue! • The morning being extremely cold, Prises Albert Ironed hie Majesty to at covered, and literally fined upon hint a far eat. His Modesty thus well galested against the aid of the atmosphere, drove of amidst a stormed plaudits. In the mond carriage was the Eardiaia Antbaseador and the immediate allealente tom Ys Majeely. The Cant de Cam was ,raid, ad a egeeil char all raised in his behoM Ths list object which' aught his . Majesty's eye on reaching the Royal anise in the station-yard mast haws beet tie unfurled flag of the Royal Fusi liers, which has teen bane in so many hard lights, that it is now is haeoerabis tatters. A vast crowd of pimple had assembled outside the statioe, and as hit Majesty drove/oat he was greeted with an 'atheism& burst of shwa The day4bOiagie bresing, was has for November, the sea @hieing with autumnal spiendour,while the streets, big drier and sieenn than' or some days . pot, were lined with throngs of respeetably-deemed people of beak ones. Had the ordinary weather of the eleventh month of the yeas prevailed, it would no doubt ham been as great a disappointment to the public as a physical discomfits,' to his Majesty. It wee geatifyieg and interning to observe how well his M4esty's' petition mid claims upon our re aper" were appreciated by the people ; not °sly were the plaudits hearty and Amen, but repeated car* sloes of sympathy were directly addressed to the Lies as he passed through thole midst. or were la- Unhinged unapt the mid. The gallant beaks and handsome peens, of hie Majesty weremot tat upon the fair sex, and the displays of white meth& and the other demonsbadoes peculiar to tensile' isthmian upon each occasibas were ceaspiouns throughout Me route. The Leg is not so Vail as Prime Albert, hat is meek stoner. His oomplexioa, is light, and the *wenn if his features is eir tamely good-liamoural. His Majesty wears a mous. lathe and impee He was dressed in a dart-grew military uniform. with gold, sad bore en his bison mom than one military &madam The Royal prooserien pealed along the Old Heat+ road, then by the Elephant and Oast* where ea men= .00 04 0 U 1111' WA' a l lislabla i and so as down, the Bemegiceon and • serous Westminster. bridge. This portion of the route was principally lined by thaworldng cisme, the eortig• arriving about the tins of dinner hoar. His Majesty and the Priam appeared to be highly delighted with the warm re. °option hens given them. At no paint of the rests indeed was the cheering more (vigor" 111 $l,lOll. At Maadslays' and other large factories. there wee a complete tarn-oat of the operatives, and their cheese were repeated again and again. Astley's Royal Amphitheatre was decorated with banners sad dr., vices of various description. A heavy mist which pang over the Aver considerably obstructed the fine view obtained in fins weather from the summit of West -121°84r-bridge. The great towers of the new Homes of Parliament frowned, as it were through the fog, and their more beautiful proportions were lost. Having reached the north side of the Thames the scene to some extent changed ; the fustian jacket and shirt sleevelet, place to cloth anoute, while the display of flag" from windoks and house tops imparted a livelier aspen to theepootaele. Of sours' the prevailing basset was the national Reg of Sardi s* Whisk is a Weaker—green, white, and red—with the anoint arm if Savoy, • white woes on a red round. beast err is eisiblien in the entre of the white nip. Tbiebanner was coupiemeely exhibited over ,the )igh gateway of the Admiralty, where a plathret had Mep mooted for the aocionunodatiou of rho fine bead of the Royal Marines. As the proces sion "preached and daring the whoa time it was passing, thorn s% was kept up uniaterropledly. The losPaCtiiblit along the route from Charing cress to Hyde Pan were not so extensive as on the bond= of the visit of the Emperor of the Frmob, but there was a very general display. The most eon spincies nianifsepation_ of feeling was the demonstra tion et the .Array and Navy Olab, Pall-mall, where the whole of the allied banners were hang out. 'ln Regeatetreet, Du:ford-street, Bend-street, and the Haymarket, there was also an iiildbitios of mussros fiege.. , . . A body of polies of the A, O,D, and S divisions, with some of the Wee patrol, arrived on duty with. tlirir naPietive superintendents and impactors. A ,great many persons also congregated near Agile; Howe, . the Wallington Statue, in Hide ?ark, and all along the north Meths Serpentine to =LRIM Oats epA the Great Western station. was meet Sathweinnisalli received by est aseemblage throughout the line. At St. • Palms a guard of honour of the Coldstream was is front of Moonbeam to the Ossellord, who presented ems on the transit of the Manlike' visit,* At the Carlton and the ether alibi 4 isent loyal de _ mosebstion Wm manifested. ' Os arriving at the Great Western Railway. Pad dington, the Royal party ware resolved by the Chair man of the Company, the Right Hoe. H. Walpole and a body of °Goals. The same demenstratioasef enthusiasm which had vaulted Ilia Nalesty's progress through the metropolis were repeated trail left amidst the angsmatians of the saltitstde. • In odatioll• to the 4• 0 0rottoos .010P/S.t.ho. lbw .0( mate Swank which thritoyal preemies peeled, the warless vessels lying in the Peal, and as far down. Woolwich, wooded a distiegaished At Woolwieli and Greenwich the Royal Standard Sordttto was rapdasat. Salm* arlang trim And airing the river cm either aide ef the maim end I also at Otemswielr and Woolwich., , • ; ~,,,. . '.. morbid tram ale elation ;to the Castle by a party et the Sallialfs, Guards. Preparation, are being made for illuminating the Town-hall, the Mayor's house, the South-Western Railway, and e4l the *twee in the principal streets of the borough. PROGRAILIOI _ HIS MAJESTY'S SOJOURN. ! The following arrangements ue still, we believe, likely to be euried out : Te-merrew meraireg, at ten &deck, her malt gracious Majesty, accompanied by bar august visitor, Prince Albert, and their respeetive suites, will leave Windsor by the South Western Railway for the Royal station at the Nine ' Rivas. From thence they will visit the Crystal Palace. Qa Monday Primes Albert will snort King Victor Em mania], by the Great Western Railway, to Basinpteke, and theme by the South Western to Gosport and Ports mouth, where the Royal Arsenal will afford a clear indica. taw el the resources of Great Britain. The Royal party will mare to Windsor the eunievening. Oa Tuesday his Majesty is to visit the City, and an ad dress will be presented from the Corp oration in Guildhall, where a downer will be given to the illustrious visitors who will be assembled on the otmasioa. On Wednesday the Queen will held a Chapter of the Order of the Outer, whim the King will be imuilled a Haight of the Nest Noble Order: Nis Majesty will after wards, it is said, go to the camp at Aldenhott. Oa Thursday the King will probably take his departure. TSB VISIT TO Unletted preparations are being made at Porto-' mouth in asticipation of the King of liardiaia's visit on Monday next. . sibui Hie Majesty is expiated Worries at bin sac, asoompaisiod by hie Royal Ingham Prises Albert. Every gutter of interest in this peat naval arsual will be pat forward to his Majesty the oppertsaity of reeenally vieeriag of .whatiingiaad is ospable le nutmeats of tatorgenuy. do far also as regards the naval department nothing will be wanting; the squadron •at Spithead will be "'infused by the Cesar, 91, the Calcutta, 84, sad Ama pa% 46. The harbour ships of war are setting 'IV - Suit assuar rigging;_ the whale sous will be effective. The Blenheim, 80, screw, Captain (Neeteste) Rail, sailed for Boalogno, I. attendance arenas Royal Tashi Squadron. She returns to Spithesd. and OM squadron will be ocupensi of—The Cesar, 91; Bleitbein, 60; Edinburgh, 80; Russell, 60; Ajax, 0; Buibe s .llo; Eastings, 60; Arrogant, 48 ; Cilium, 84, belies man vowels of war. His Majesty will honour th. eommiewliwiwehiet, IfiespAdmiral iiir Thomas Cochrane, by partaking ef Meek is One Admiralty Rouse on the ems *ins ocusisa; awl the Wag of Sardinia will meet with sill a reesptioa u will boo a outdating proof bow highly bli Idaiestee noble deutieii to a good end jut oasis' is liiiiima la the noel inilautial port and garrison of this ir"IPIRSOIar —.--- PLYMOUTH, TawasacY. Telegraphic tastimetkas from the Admiralty were re• edged Mrs Ws seemsiog fee whin' good immediately the Sefeete of her Maisety's mew steership liassooth, 90, the amiably of Admiral Sir Michael Eleyntoor, the frigate Meander, 44, Captain Ball* sal the steamship Neale, 6. They will assemble be the (Dead ea Saturday, prepara tory to mania( to Spithead, to be la 'Mesdames cm his Modesty the Kiag of Sardinia. THE BALTIC. (=OM OVA OWN EIBL, Nov. 26. The Vulture arrived here this morning from Faro Sound. She beings news of the 100 - having set in very smug in the Gulf of Bothnia:where a few days mum the Dragon was blocked in, but by bud steam ing out her way oat. She has made several prises. AdiaWal Baynes, with ContEet, Geyssr, and French ship D'Aseas, was at Faro; the bruit, Cossack, and Tartar. at Woeful*: Paryalus, lades, and Goe gon at Mango ; and the Falcon and ardor keepiag watch over an American barque believed to be laden with revolvers and other munitions of war at Stock holm waiting for a start to Riga. Nargen is very much blocked with ice, and the advanced apart* have strict orders not to go further np the Gulf than Hoglund. The weather, though cold, was artan larly fine, but poetises a long winter. The Dragon was coaling, and leaves Faro on the 24th to ;an Admiral Dundee at Riot, and expects to proceed thence to England, having been on shore 14 time, bat not received much damage. The Vulture, it is said, goes with her, much to the delight of all on board, who are quip sncomfortable in her. HAMBURG, Nov. 27. A telegraphic despatch rewired here from Nyborg, dated to-day at noon, states that her Majesty's ships Royal George, Captain Codrington, together with the iline.of.battle ships Colossus and Nile, had jest passed the Great Belt from Biel on their way home. All 'well on board. The frost which set in here a few days since with such severity as to stop the navigation, has as sad denly disappeared, and given place to mild weather and a decided thaw: LATEST INTELLIGENCE. OPENING OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS, The Chambers have just been opened by the The following is an extract from his Majesty', Impeach : Gentleman,—The conflict between several Bens, peen Powers is not yet at an end. Our fatherlost however, continues to be the abode of pease, I , I trust in God that it will remain so, and that I shall succeed in preserving the honour and slang of Proud& without inflicting upon our country ti e heavy sacrifices of war. " I am proud to say that I know of no plop'. • well prepared for war, or more ready for ramifies ; ,than my own, whenever its honour or inters* see really in danger. This proud consciousness, hai r . ever, imposes upon me the duty, while abiding fat& fully by obligations already contracted, not to eater into further engagements, the political and aulitary liabilities of which are not to be estimated ber m* I hand. "In the attitude aastnned by Pnimis, Asst aid Germany behold a valid security for tie f u g ue maintenance of that independent position white is equally conducive to the attainment of an equitable and lasting pesos, and compatible with emu good wishes for all." RETURN OF GENERAL CANROBERT. (ram oui owx COPENHAGEN, Taussou.. General Canrobeat embarked at noon todayhio steamer Schleswig, for Biel Re was amomplud to the Custom•house by the Ring's Aide.de.o and wee enthusiastically cheered by the samembiel multitude. GENERAL CANROBERT AT COPENRAOU. A letter from Copenhagen in the Ifointrar, Nov. 24, rays: General Canrobert, on his arrival here, aye j~ luted by thi people with the most noose cheering. N On quitting Sweden, during the journey of b d a y. f r om Stockholm to Helsiugberg, Osumi 00. robert wan everywhere received with do Legg live the Emperor Napoleon 1 Lag France I' It wee a perfect ovation." purpose, and tho College has now ban in meted ope- retire' fat about a twelveurnith. An mambos tea of 2e. 6d.. and ' the different words the Inetreetion =sots, iocit law as are 1 political history, _ _ political economy, Latin and French, the grammar id fele varying from 2s. kid. to lie. foe rot courses, are paid by do mbideitts-* e expenses of the tablehment. gives, awarding lades geometry, ilge • the lof special iat*t . king istory, geogmphy L drawing and modelling, °° l ll° Lifi Ifttine ,a 9 Stiamta ars shared aselat the it sad certificates of waarainarien. illaltiew49 l 449l.4 o 44 o Atigt • a body of Asendatento be selected frees the etudes% whit will help to fill up the nambare of the Omani it incluse. An ultimata association with sheik@ lifters througheat the country, so as to form a 'Working Mea's Unliersity, is shadowed forth as a yeasibie result of the sadertaking. These penises at the :tighten . will regain time to complete, but the miiiinsos . of the het year justifies the hope d• 'terse extension and the rather ambitions lespheiseties of the Galley. Thin are now 230 ataileateea the hooka, of whom about 90 have been bided in the present ninth, lid the number is duly kaamhaing. The eampatioes that demand the highest Wit kayo natmelly sepplicd the greatest • number, bet: dint *yeti trade has not its gene. Ons rain and ?shun. engravers cad dratagidemea, pheiffsEtb • inakhrs, instrument nein, moillbetsr jewellers, frame and cabinet maker, hese many repreeentanves; bet there on Woo wirehoassenne 'eminence, -bricklayers, bean/sages* sank's, sad talkie, besides one iscennan; two artiste, and a publicist. There is also a large body of elerke—a title which probably includes shopmen, whe are net otherwise enumerated. This satiety @seas@ a pseudo; ing 'hater* and shows that the collegiate Ma adapts itself to every class. It is interesting to genre the subjects which have attracted the largest maim of enuleate. Algebra, drawn', English pruner, mid Finish have it' differeet periods headed the list. The Latin elms has him among the largest. Geometry and gliateltlitaa both drew well, bat.lbe legal aid political einmeenen-hat scantily anent* The evident pretenses. shows he the hard.woeklag eabjedd proves la ffas iffithetary way that tie pregramen was not tee-ambition for the tastes Glebe working men, end' is see of the beet angestim of sad sews'. The pewee- al it inhale- la Ish • sad keen Of -Wady met v slow, abd it is almost too relic .4e kink ter trek is the shaped brilliant examinatims, bu t there he shindy been leettlaties mask . :11e . fibirt that hari and eissisifel with hm bees thematic af the day *nen at' lentel the elamonins. The drawing dub' tat; ble insa so ensessefal as to elicit from he added hstraetor, Mr. ROW, the warmest itompliimeth. Altogether, the institution is es deariehing as its blot friends meld. have en. pined at so early* - peeled of its existence. The venni and of the Cana of towhees and the ear nest devotion it the Principal will, we hops, be re melded by the tall aecompliehmant of their brasses; lent design. The gratitude of the andante they have already teepsd, and they have lately had the side billion of seeing the foundation of a college air the assail of their own in the University tows of ell* Aloe. . Oxford is following the ezample. Both he Gembeidge and in Load" ma, the ablest in their empmdve departments, have takes their share in the inetntedis, aof the people, aid the tailor and the liminda may learn fros the sea teashisre as the .111,11111111 en who is sissies at the highest honest* 'Sae ie a good heart yet in our ancient Universities, when their ant distiegulahed . men ime ready to devote their hems hoar, to the free comenaindoe if thelositilitee which their good Mime ben plead Out hi'*girilthe to acquit* Undertakings began, be the sphit of Working Men's Colleges have in this tin prms if success. They will. Ale work fee good alike to the teachers and the taught. gOt Conti. WIND9Oll,llrov. 29. The Maharajah Dollop Singh (attaaiei by Sir lobs Lepla), Viaeoaat 'sad Vivarium gorilla" Wood die Thome Treeiridge, lad Lieralpeasseal Sir James &apses, arrived yesterday shams 1M • •••• le bar Majesty. The Maser party is the maims iseladed Trkierta Royal. the Maharajah Weep She" Viewless mad Tb *madam Herdlike% Lard Byres, Cialeael Sir Theme Taw bridge, lasateeenerel lir Jame Shama, ail Mr Ala Loeb. TM Mod of the 224dItortierat *Pod Wag tbl Mr an. His Maioetfo plidto Imaid afterwarde performed is Me Curb. . Priam Albert west eat sleeting this mondaig, game pealed by the Mabangsb. Camel WillMue, eselhanding end Life thumb, sad Coked Beam% eseniondiag Regiment, bed the kora of Wake bis Royal Righaoso. Leal Byres, Lewd la Weltiss to the Qssea, Mater tZllle U. Cloaks Grey, sad Colossi the Rea. A. eft Wistaseetrasy Mm Dew, to remise the Xiag at • doistatioim from the Comodttoo of ON Dlopeatiog Ostia of the Tim dais for tie Prolistioo of Goa ctva /Mikis bat sa lalarviow with filrOorrgo Grey yomarday. at ero liono-aldoo. The deputation railistod of Mr. Apsky Polka. (abolrasa); Mr. William Gomm Kr. Jame Cuter, kr. Clarke Rood. sad Go eserstary, atesadal by tbo itev. George Sad*, the morotori M the Coeiresetiessl Udw, eted the Zee, I. IL Mein. the l oonier, el the B4tiet Vales. The amp& of 4sampiowso. lari GrainOlo. tbo Duke if AMU. au G.o.p Gray. tho Zarl of Chroodoe. Ms. Soorotary Labovahars. tb Olroasollor of taw Isoboror. Sir Cbarbes Wood. tb RI& km. R. Vows dadtb.mlbi' Earl of Barrearby, Lord fleselsy of Alisthy, sad tbs Eleht Bas. IL T. Um*, were present at the Gibbose Meow gives by Viseseet Palmate', se Wedawiey melee: Despalsbes frcea tbe demon of New Zeeland was tessisod yesterday at the Ceiseill-silee. TIN ladlelai eassaltisa et Um Privy Omit eat yobs. day. Ad appeal hew Madam, "Bsaamavassa Balaadst v. IL Ilesialy," part Ward, was reruttad lad kaaitt6ll; dal *demist item b 7 air W. Maki. The gem and Priam Albert have Ma arabeeribed 150/ towards a useassiost w b. •000100 te the WNW/ a she Waster laity ?Auld& tbs Aransas, 's• essislea of th• SOWN mamra ?of leiadalisa of taw trailiraliy or has. The Writer Is roprsiestas . ol .resi 05 WU. WI the electoral maid' owe it, obit. IM had Wide his ever 4, and big lilt se spin bible. Mr. W. William hae aireoenepd his litteetloa to sea hM eenpitaeate, torardtig M samba sells.. 05- thy Hsu' Tavern Kissing= es Meador nesiiii, at belfiset omen (Meals prolsely. Tho May Pool states that GM Mae at WOW Tarr Us boas brim& Wren Go sot*. st the •k.l agt Memo of Ms Crows, sal Mat ass Amides is thot Um Si d& Government amnia tat • up t►. •.... .t TYer es times b. ware , a &WA enteleit, or had bees Man with Is imam Motelles of lateenstiesal law. Tbis, however, teen sot poke it tbo Ire metals or arsenal tbat Motels Mei m..& ontrasely is ■at dam* /Orr at sir hosts, Wind dr ahb►, ' his wily nei vielatee; sad It des pleb that the WOW- Wowing? Is which * oath &meter se me. who Ito fear raMM_ pia by Srltlah eatieWier. bee beta tented, is min. Wei et *new dimmest- spew ewe mem " elder sene oath- Wow, esphwedea eared. $. .111111;ii this hit that _ . _ dm Piessi Gamma'oat los %awl whim& we lave lilt it war buy se asks W tie Cabinet at . WEIMUMMIZ PLY.-rllmi play this pair etif bII therstio of Tama. soll as lays tad 6111 i POPP,MILaPi 1.114 Wk. aid Oftiseime. • ;.• . 14 al -.- : Ittr^ - • • • .•• • • - - THE ICING OF SARDINIA. 1 LIS 4)71) Dll.l !Maid INAhis Thihi ia w S.-. 111;1 Omen is shyK Perim: g,..4.... His koksty WI Wag el e t asdiais iipaind, at half-poot two o'clioN to the bipedal the P 4.414105. Hio, as% *Hal fa osoosoolos the loodi of the Ispolor Norden I.„ Oho nom is wig* so" Orlisyed the &oh to relief. of tho 'chid WSW Owes of Probes, OS ware 4 4 40 i_intil.eilissez_ialAbillisOkinili.. wimp 4, - -- - POWeits et *wanton are plead. " Derby' eel visit s very %eddy; episode deeply elided an who whammed it. Az old fludisise soldier, who bad deserted from tbe servile of his eseatry and entered the *nolo ivies. baying bees settee* weeded, and hod ids arm amputated. was admitted late the hotel of the loveless. At the eight of his lawful waddle, the sowsisafrtates of Ws settee easing awoke more vividly la his beast, sad he threw blmelf at the feet el the Wag imploring patios,' whisk was at is. gescrowdy assented bios. The poor 'sill r will there*** be able to Masi Ms Dm bons el Us (sally, see walla the palsied heath, unless he probes to enjoy still leaps Dm logitslity be his (ma is hie adoptive eseetry. " This 'eery' there bee bets a read dieser at Use Pales* el the Tuileries. - _ " His bipedal Niehaus tbs Prises Jamie lfspedeos, essompasied by the Akan of his household, paid a visit to his If sleety the 1134 - thiliiiihigiit a yesterday at feat Vohs*. • . . F • " Bis Ms** the Mei {Sara& has essistrod ea his Imperial Higimus Tams Hopeless the WM/ of dis cedar of the Aaathisiodo. TM eellthe se this seise are limbed se the suable of 11.42 fie- ham , &Maim sad 12. fee issigoses.'•el . • TM lthaffseir wreath the Kin of dudish will per • Muth tbssustreeis to his deathless. fledWe emu at the Hotel de Ville on Wednesday' orates hy the Sty of Paris to the Lig of ilerdlola was of • mot swami description, sad whilst it equalled say of he proboscis Ia isleadear, it Missed from this sir is be variety Otis iseeritiou. Every .aperteteat wee Sag. 'tillesetly lit up, sad aimed with fewer% states,. sob- Drsesee, sad Imagism with a prefedui that the Weald Palms night easy. The Him was droned Is • dirk pees Hess 'eatibma, with the Road Vaasa of the Luria of Honour, sad the Isporer, la the dress of • Pm* Gourd odes, sad else wearing the Orsad :Cordon. Whoa the barna gastrUle nes Mo Prifamed, the Lag maple& the pies eau with the llell•B Moab* the *Smuts helm the Imposer sad the Dashes of 'bedlam. Imbed, throati est the body, it was Meowed Ihst the Emperor yielded Modem to the Kim the ES Wag gives sore ape silly la Northeast to i. Wady el derfials. Abe a waltz bed Ma played, sad ems pug perms had displayed their pastel astromeate I. trout of the !World Putt. the lieg ram, sad, gala lobe'. the way, west through the roma. thronged es sash OS with Masan sad the gayest telittes. Chabeef state W be.. dimmed to the belle de Übe, bat the ear edr Mitt la without a Paaes.' BIM rofreshaseale wen this partakes of by the Imperial party, sad at a gums pest eleven they spilt Mended SO the Char Leak XIV. to tats their departure. Although epos& of 10,000 perms were pests, there was so upisemat wording at say oiled of the sight. I they seasiderable spriakliag el hooka earn was to be um throughout Ike .essay, zed aawnlet this W u* 38 4 1 A1L • usher of bawl& their white Mom bided to the pienusegae east a the tem, sad the toilettes of the fearer ponies of the gone wife smokable is the googly of dorm whilth they bore, the seem susessat My sera meseally bag is the kir behind. lonmaimee ,sereememof lies, or wile Mhos, Laid tom the prat where their bask kW was twisted together. To estemente the priaripal mesas at this bide lite woad he to Mattes the ammo of all that the !sash espial est hoot of as dienagelehed. The Male some was see of eateasediaary beauty, sad met have gives the Kies of Bardials • most favourable idea of Es gibs* hospitality of the City of Perim. Ow "WY sorropoadeat writes aids date of yesterday embit "Tuley Ids Melesty , the Slag Of Sardis& has had ea day'. work. Seely Is the cartes he = lll b a ter loss eallles, walked rued the garde.% visited m oral semis la the Pelage, breakfasted at the Imperee's little Matsu at Weems lams, sad get bask to the Tuileries hy twelve °Mak. la the some of the stemma be residved a snit may tits. He died at his privets] @porton* sad kaki@ WI for the Northers Railway sta tism, where a spoil hula is is wafting to savoy hit to Weis ea his way la Ilaglaa4. His If sleety is loudly sheared, sad the house slog his passes are ilhualeated sad demoted with lap." ARRIVAL AT DOVER. DOVIIR, 10 x. Hi. Majesty the Leg at ilavdinia arrived here at 7.40 this taornhig is the Vivid itearnsr, Captain Baltbetts, which left Calais al 6 o'clock. He wr vessived by the nava and military authorities of the Poet, the Bmdiobia Minister General Grey, and the other members of the Queen's household seat down to 'emboss him on hi. arrival. The arrival was sanoaneid by a Royal palate from the line-of-bettle ship Blenheim, which was stitioned in Dover Roads. The solute was echoed by a salvo of artillery treat the'Drop Redoubt. The Guard of Rower was lowa of the Midi Umelneishe Militia, the British kiss Weft ma I detainment of the 91st inesay^ MR! tion ci his Idejesty was mat ArrisiNis slang die liae of route from the Adrian* *sr to Bine* ham's Royal Ship Hotel. wbre-lbe ado a bad soiotra• The corporation pre stied a eddresi at half-peell Oise, and hie Melody has just left en mute far Wind• smitlthe enthveleatia cheers of the inhabitant& ' The-Wowing reply of the X.ine,eo the eddrem ef the Corporation was ribl by the Bardiniab Mini ti?, the Margate D'Aseglio,:— *0 Genusamea7Tfia ate OW drat whO Mid to see oa leading ea the hospitable soil of Lena words of coegratelatioe sad of welcome. Time words ars more highly appreciated by ass as that ammust I and I am most happy to mosive through you the first Wads of gm.' pathy at the moment las mashie a wish keg eelsrtabled by me of visltimg Ihremigi of this great reentry. 'The mama* rabble adepbed ie prommeeleg a eulogies way in the Crimea are most rub"' be my sue. and I is that tka • appt;batias iL Us asentrrasa ,of those 1r)io eoadeited me will it 'Alas kermess, will be highly edged by est @Wins. I 'PS the exptsoka al yaw goodwill as s' lappy aeon of my journey, and I bog that 7* will osay t l i• Tour hainpeitisios, whoa yea lay &t -om etpremiams mated.? ' AARIVAL AT THE BRICKJAYENN AIMS • ; STATION. . . Brisk II lilted= a few oldest= after 12 . o'elock. IN avial IligheisiVaitarti Albert wil fO ioffionth' t. tisave Ida Majesty. wed se maws Had the teeth ammo* thee the Woes avowed to the Ito*: carriage; baths' ILiag having alighta, greeted hie Majesty withheerei widow, eisakialc bands with hhe is the nest terdir lame. Iros, Royal Higholois lib° Wit Wind la I . • • the vathrovel a Field Xenia!, tWpa isteedueed his - - ARRIVAL AT 111 "De° 14 * • ,i - . - )ifsisity Co Sir Own! Oral.' o4 sitsistir **wi l d. ale Majesty on Lis =Tint bus war tootefrainit 1 sisej liiisi.Oessrsi . Grey. His Ito*. iiiihossooto th e station by the Mayor and borough asorietiates Sperry I th e Leal thy sad the Um& o f The gaud of Worm wee formed et the Grenadier Leedom oast *Mom Elm thifsiti io neap hi. CluszA vela Ut. siumelt et 011.0.1.1.iabort. sod iiilalioed OsestMisser. sod dr Won iodise um. *s mate to doss fkrAist- 1 0 . the ostrsaiss of whiskbug,, .__ _ 4 . bb,gatf• MO 3 401 1 1 thus FetlPCte pea of iPs!'igidlit7 1 1 1 !,8 1 14. 1 34.P41 -416 9 *.a lox' Ohl ~ uniegosiess • '-i. . This ...an( U. aasciwwww at but Majasty will dins lasagna. sad tkiilr hams airill be, illualisited, as will aka b. the 11011511011111 dais hameas, parthalarly ti.. United Ballrie• ClaN Artnr and Nas t said Atlwasas. 1..~ .. •+~.. A R SWEDEN. . STOCZEIOLV, Nov. W. No foreign ambassador Weever been received here with greater distinction by the court, and more en thusiasm by the people th an General Csorobert can boast of. The peers' baring *offered a good deal from esacickiless on his voyage from Labeok, deter mined to travel to Copenhagen by the land mate, and thelLing -erderstaisember-of - royal carriages tubs placed at his dispotal for this purpose. the act. counts mend from the different towns through which General Osurobert passed on his journey state that everywhere he wee greeted with trium phal seams, addeemes, bands of music, and processions and deputations. In those town' he en tered after dark, general illuminations took pleas. Now that the general has quitted our shores. and people haw time to rotted a hide ' the question is in everybody's inoith—What next? If a polling of Oa nation were to take place, there an be no qua* 5 to the result; but the loolicy of Bing Oscar as to been most - esopliatiany one of ter utmost hos. Still it is very generally believedo—and I have resign to think with good foundation—that the Lug has to a eertain extent made certain concessions ' and monism, the mention of which, hoirever, will require the Do-operation of Depotark, , AS the treaty of neutrality entered into between Sweden and Den mark, and still ia fares, can only be rescinded VI mutual consent. Under these circumstances all wide aro aowiersed to Copealiagew, whom it toy be iaid oar Mare own will bi deteridael. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Noi. 29. The Orison, steam Issamort, sailed this diorama tor the Hut, with the 900 man of the Land Transport Corps embarked_Yeeterdey. The Cottle Bath, with convicts, sailed today. for B. nada. esterOectslemartial were held to-day os Jolla Maus, 012112111117 of the ard rims, eat Mr. Robert estisgassistaat genial*, of the tat dam, loth i s die Basilisk, %Tie sloop, Comaaider Jamul lb, Suit naiad the ha bora se drank as t• be %Webb 4111111,bis deeps tha beiag drag, Sept. 22, sagas ma i t thams sail seam Sash ciummetaiges thet tho .0 2 .10 1861 1 ,9 1 24ths Meg diso shalt be oa tka op siert. as Wasp mg at a memmes Wisp it mew esty, sad dm primer in sham of*. oasis. at the time. The mart *mad the shams proved, bee la reg" math of his previous good sharegtor, may meteors be illmilesedicis ship, to bo Manly roprissaaded, s. to receive say inseam of mak hi ens • from this Mr. Caesars was charged with himself from 4, AO cm the 28th of Sagest. sad am rotamiag fat locos day, hie lame harems toga stepped. U. wee also pu b s gamy, sad assuaged so be severe+ repriameded , to be radioed to the Sal doss usistaat ears, sad not to, biliossoted thenham tar um year. The coart sossisted ieVaplaies 0. A. Blizt Robb, Btoplord. meth, Ommaasey,_ awl Read, sad Mr. M. L. Gawks., J 441. t h e Fleet.. For $ mosidersbl• time past so many gam Imm beta Wed at the Royal Areteet butt at Wowed* ihat may My, hese eau Vela& until desk, the toga eases with lIM beged. Very frequently esperireatts eve seeded NI to blab of gum, and at the wheat tine there io • my Move beim trial. LbminaSaplang T. B. F. Manisa. for 1 = 2 61 , 1 *,,g,,5.0 8 a l 5 "PIS WV.' ••• • . won. - ••"••= !". • 4•4. ti THE OVERLAND MAIL. MARSEILLES, Tiazipiti . Th. Alhambra arrived this morning at 10 o'Bl4 with the India and Chin mails. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (IZON OIL SW PARIS, TIMPADAT EMM' A council of Ministers wee held at the yesterday, at which the Emperor presided. - The Siecie yesterday stated that the Ceuta al Nenilly (Queen Marie-Amilie) was dead. It 'ppm that this was a film report. The Asassidies, aft noticing the alarming rumows that were eirceist4 aye the last bulletin of the health of the angst it valid received in Paris at five o'clok yesbedet evening was thus worded: - GRNIVA {se 0114 - Siam Monday no fever—no eglinvation of the garnet-. state comparatively satisfactory. The Dtbata mays : Some tarteasiness has for some days prevailed is Pub the anbjeet et the health of Queen Mahe-Aral, elm kb knew., has been for some short time 11l at ?lent, ass Genes, where her Majesty received a TIM hat the &lag d Ilardieie, previously to his departure for Fromm Ab. .patch arrived last evening, which, although ant aaa the fall memory of the Queen, leads to the kepstriA event is net far distant. [The ducat& Ito one above gives]. The imprimis. missed ea the illustrious patient by the unexpected arrival of bntell sons, the Prince de Joinville mad the Duke d'Aewele, tin emallent. The Duke de Nemours was with tes Queer 4 .4 were the Duchess and her children. The Qum the medial we of Dr. Grimm de Many, bee WWI physician, sad Dr. Chemed was expected. Bashi's - lie at the Botitie today wee very At the very opening the figure of 66k., whisk ire been touched for some time, was well catablidei the Bente. It was rumoured that a speculske uei Prepared to buy upwards of 300,000 k. BO (that is income) in OW the reponse du p to-morrow should be made atfrom 66 fr. 26 c. to Wail In eoeseptectoe, there was a severe struggle bee* the "balls" and" bears," and though the Wowed not effeet the rise desired, they held their rest very firmly. The closing pries was 66fr. de ., Mist a vie of 20c. Credit Mobilise was in great dolmas and roes 42fr: 60e. Several railways. raw bk. 10fr. Aa Imperial decree nominates RsarAdmirig ?ativri to the post of head of the staff of the !VIC Mid of the Mediterniean, of which Vice•Admil Trehatert holds the chief command. About 2,000,000 fr. of the subscriptions WMI raised the. army of the East have already been emplapg and the following purchases have been made witk de: money so collected :-6,000 hectolitres of arias 00); hectolitres of brandy, 186,880 kilos. of fialivoir, (for soap), 312,600 kilos. of different sorts 410 . vegetables, 2,200 kilos. of onions, 8,000 WO: ham, 2,020 kilos. hogs' grease, 13,441 It 2o l Dutch cheese, 26,000 kilos. chocolate, o f thbaccos 200.000 pipe', and 16,000 gum of 60,000 fr. has besides been set sped Ow Preach prisoners in Ramie, and 100,000 k• ist families of the victims in the wreck of the SeldP.: lante. The purchases being now taredestedi tie: Minister of War has decided that the patios su fand bacri for pti tk ons e re n l o ie t f d o ie f pose the fdamoiflisel:alofl the pa sain i O 4.4 7 . yahoo who may have died is the courso of the If ; egiinst Russia. LATEST FROM AMERICA. SOUTHAMPTON, hums Mounts The Ars,* has arrived 'torn New Torii, The cabinet of Washington was in semis sew 16th, when despatches of the most friendly 400 • from Mr. Buchanan were read. • Paulding's :Wagon to Ban man has Ism &sew and "sly one vessel will proceed to Nicene& Almonte, the American Minister, hes bungee sided, which has ceased considerable excitsiont io I shos' A decision of the Queen of Spain bet Oil $ lll l,, tied the payment of Oat arrears due to the whiles Oporto Legion formed fa 1830. and known at grit Wl"' same et the Belem Portuguese Legion. A IS" Una bawd that suet pewees u formed past of ado which was imposed of (mignon of all ststioat• 201117 .- is their simian ea early ea possible. A picture-by Paolo Veronese, formiskt huge ,mink of St. Silvestro, in Vesiee, has hew Worn the listless' Gallery. The saWset is " The Sisielo;;', 8" a »lased copy el part of it, sitra" d i t, eV st Hampton art. The date esti* mho picture is 1673, when the artist was assl We i he. a Thar The gram &gang states that the 410mumetlas his been betrothed qthe Primo As . "l livektat of Pita Palsied 01desbeig. tbe Cb Ong x. ben was .net Mn „SW* gii Oat; • TI . It i Fro be C 'brew SOU , Wri bap Old Mr. - 11 - 4 k awl A. Ike hai b. r