The Press. — London, England, 1853-09-17 00:00:00

1 SEPTEMBER 17,1853. ~'lr;tiu, shall tin oodwork uC Nllv *CI clijtrif-y tier, to repentance, of such as are sealed in error to the truth, in the reparation of all blasphemies af.niiiist against His saints. against hoh things. of the neglect of iik holy law, anti the lows of the Church, especially the sanctification of the Sunday, mid of all the (Times, sacri. Irv*. anil abandonment of the duties of religion, which Ining the sin►ur►tes of iiisl upon Hls people ; Anil With the full aSSUrallee that this pious G*4014116011 wiU COligriblite. L1111)1101 thtl mercy of God soil the inter ►a•ssiou of the ever.blesiusl and immaculate Mary our :limiter, to tisol.thlue glory and the salvation of souls; "11• e lieveliv, and through these presents, ervet in the A *oresaitl of Notre I lame debt Salette. at Stratford. the Assoeilation of Obbr Lail or Reetinei!lotion Of La Sakite, and we depute the Rev. Altivil Dayniata, missionary priest sit that *impel. to establish this pioutt confratcruity. and to direct the wont: its culiforattit) with 10:WILMAJ W.' with( 'rise the sa6l.lirectur of thin ooufiuter.abity to obtoili it aggregation with the areheourraternity sir La Salette, with the view of obtaining ftbr the association those Command indulge:mow which either have been or 111 ty granted to it by the Holy See, and a ptirtiviindion iu the prayers mud good, works of the association. tbiy.tn :at Hir ghtun, antler our bawl and geld, mad flit` si!-N.klitax+ or our ,wercuuy, the uti, tiny of August, 118 WlLLitm liEKNAllit, itliS NOP Ilk 1111011 \ WWI "It,; command of tiq Luvil Itishoth " 1.:104a EsTvounT, Seervtary: Then follow,: ru► enuuteratio►► of the indulgenees grnnt:+d by the brief of bis Holiness to the member., of those " pions ssociat ions" formed iu fiance or elaewliere of Onr Lady of keeoneilialii.ll Saletto:— " "1. The day of 1141114614 mi as su messiah.. " 9. Ou tlrt Loth I.f Soptetulter, rot tho Fetv4 of duo Anniver- Fury of the Aplntriti.m, or on the Sunday follouing, provided the:, buying eonfe•: tell, the it , gitelitt4 eonunnuieate tot.l de. the el.ll:Yit or or ttory 111 the Wir.414•11111.14,. and pray for the illielitis"4 of bit* t. 4 4)Verttiglll PuittilC " :t. At the moment of death. on fulfilling the ab , ove ruudi tluu.: or. If this .9unot he, on invoking flint the heart, when it etostiot ,Inno by 11w mouth, the holy name of Jelin*. " 11. I ligliklat.lll.l., I tiiiiinititiiii . S. thed Airdtaap Lim Itishop, b virtue of the Apostolic 1)60; Lgcd .%u2tt,t 26, 1552. on the following Ceasts:•— "I. 03 No% ember 21, the Feast of the Presentation of the Wes Vir2ln. ." 9. (1u FUhruitay 4, FesaL of the Puritivetioo of the lileheed Oil Var. 1 , ..a.t ..f the id' ay it he the or.lilltlr‘ t►u July 10. Fourt s ul Our Lady vP IlouuS Caned. Vru. 'vkleil av 6.41.1.0. 111. l enlul cur w of mixt" .IN}•9 every time that tbtl &SKI-Wit/ICS " All iirlol.teueem are sprheable to the poor tienht lu pumit..ry." Accompanyity! these papal anal episcopal missiiws is n letter from the favoured missionary priest, A.. 1. Dayman, eoneholing with the customary and signi- Ile3nt hint tonehinc; contributions : " lierosy anal sin are busily at work here, as they have lwen for three g.nierat hills past. The parsons have lately laid the show of sot opposition temple near us. the foun• lotion of whielt seems, from the muddy state of the wil tiler, to have been as slippery as that on which their pre juditws are based. lint. we are safely folded beneath her mant!.A. :mai hollly wo bear beflare us her banner, who, ter rible as al/ army in anus. lots alone dettiqed all heresies. The mission, while yet in its holy mother's womb, was coulee tied to her on the altar of La saktto: and the mi• vita •,;,.(l sister (to wl favours were by no means confined ON the 1114111110 is kind en o ugh to tell me, that, in units with the priests of the 111'W sanctuary, she never ceases el.uly to lift op her hands for the auceess and pre ttervati 111 l of it. Mn we fear nothing, awl, hope o il things. Any person may be enrolled 1,4 111411111 Cr by sending his or her name ( children.aresalmitted) to the convent, or to the director of Stratford. Alms are not specified by the lloly Father, looftliiy will be nil less propitiative to the donors than'Ariceptible to your humble and much obliged servant. " A LvitED J. 1 'Atli 1,4." Thi4 rev. gentleman was, it is said, not long since a member of Oxford l'niveesity, where he practised as a private tutor, and 'Ms also an examiner of schools. THE finnßs AMorNT OF LAND TAX IN INDIA on all pultliebtrads watered by irrigation from the several briMelies of the Jumna Canal is shown by a recent return to Parliament. It appears that on 992 square miles of the Delhi division irrigated at the time of settlement, the population per square mile was 313. anti the Government revenue DM rupees. On 23 square miles irrivated since settlement the popula tion was 261. and the revenue 741 rupees per square mile. The land revenue for that district in 101949 was 20,00,541 rupees; in 114504 it was 24.21,760 rupees—an increase of 4,15,215 rupees. On 276 square miles of the Meerut division irrigated at the time of settlement the population was 607, and the revenue 1,150 rupees per square mile. On 221 square wile,: irrigated since settlement the population was 211, and the revenue 1,101 rupees per square mile. The land revenue in this district in 1010-241 was 14. 0 41,772 nupee', and in 114511-1, :18,49,151/ rupees— increase. 13.117,4•23 rupees. THE Marro Polo arrived in the Mersey nn Tuesday front Port Phillip with 54,101 minces of gold, valued at shout 1:10,001. This ship only sailed front Liver pool on her Gutward voyage six months since, and her tweedy return is considered a wonderful feat in Wks. THE PRESS. fort* nina golanial lititiligutt. PRWATE CORRESPONDENCE. PAitts, Scptoubpr la. On Saturday last tho Emperor anti Empress returned to St. Cloud from lhoppe. 1)11 Ntontlay their Aluiesties assisted at representation of 1.,.$ Ilayaenots at the tirtuld ()pont, which opoied on Lind night for the h4. 4 a.aop. The Queen Christine occu pied the box opposite to that of the Kitittetor and Empress. with her two daughters and the !hike the Rhin/Ares. Thee Duke of .1111 a mut the P r i nce .14.Toino in the box of the bitter, shove the iunploi theatre, were prestuat. Thu Niniater of W ar, Marahal dr Saittb..lxpattld ; M. Foald, Mtatswr of State ; M. do hisselett; Atitbasswitir eef Itits,tia; t ;eneral Nur vac/ ; and the representatiAoti of the different foreign l'ourte. assisted also at thu representation. 'l l wix Cabala Councils hate kw,' held this week at Cloud. The attain& of the East. aud the bona) question of State reapeetiutz the harvest, and the eoru markets., are said to lime produced tench animated iliseitssiou, and the .thailitd or was aittliori*At t o cots tradiet officially the report that the tio‘crunient had been buying np in foreign Oats tiir the purliose of throwing it upon the home markets. 'Chi. 111 tun eipal Council of the Seiur, iu its sittaug held to-day, have decided its "The Connell, taking into consisieratisat the memorial of the Nth Sept., of this instant, by which the Prefect the seine deuirl•% that s tieliberati ttt shoals! La k e ph„., rti to the utessures us.evp.sary kl Ix' laktiliu t h e 11,44:11 . 10 of the hilliAltul pupululiuu. uu thu of thy• juriviimil price of eon, tukil !hair ; - Considering tlu►t it is the duty of the Iluitieiral .1.1- ministration to provide against the necessities created by the rise of htr•ad in Paris ; " Outshining that die I'n•feet 1111% 1111.1.11.41 y, witl► the view of assisting the mass of the 1.1911111% HIM intnilll..l the pries fixed I*.irhn,ul at.ata figure less than the of Haar &a• the first Ga•utiallt of Septelubf.r ; I. 'ottsidering that euWl,et►saliva ulti•ry wif u. I I z , 111C11.104 pnaltteitig the sllliklksi iut narenirurr ; t',wriak•aiug that, wlaate►er nut) Ix the 'shwa liefiui lively aihiptett, it suffices fur the nitlllll ut ill nallki. aalvtutee,. of Itatketx in Park, ill the pritimitiitth existiug I%•tweeze the e"ti awl that of Pi evuta. kilogramme, which is indicated as the maximum ; " etantittering that any measure would itioperfeetotnit would not attain the °Neil proposoil, %ere it not extetuled to the puristics of the tivpartinctit of the Sonar, awl that it is expedient to make to doll' the M1%41114'4 14 l . 111411 rate to their %ants, the right a n•git lartainv,o the ulterior position of thew phinlaip..: . _ " It is tiett . lllllll.4 that tin Of the Stine is audio ritwol to uutke the necessary 'Advilnee", to the 4'orporation 111 . 11:1/11 . 1S 111111 11/ 1111' 11111'1,411'S 111 . flit d4•putiutout all Seine to tower fiat ditti•rt+uu• which 1114) Mri.e betwceu 1 1, ethit price stul Ilia of 111 cents. per kilograu ttttt • of bread front the Ist of September hu l l. (Signed) " President. " E. M/111E111., Seerctaty.,, From Friday next, the 111th, the price of bread in Paris will not be raised, but will continue for bread of the first quality at. tO vents. per kilogramme, and for bread of the second quality at 32 cents, rev kilo gramme. By this means the 'mowing fears of the lower dosses in Paris *ire allayed, and public order guaranteed hom the danger of starving mobs and when corn becomes more cheap the bread w ill he allowed to maintain its price, to reum• nerato the bakers for their present sacrifice, or to repay the municipality for the advances now made. A regular line of steam communieation is to be established between Havre and Australia. Up this time emigrants and others have been obliged go to London to embark for Australia.. This stale of things, so prejudicial to French interests, could not exist for ever. A company has been formed for thin service. The first departure will take place Irian Havre in Oetober next, a n d will conflate sll4•Ces rively every month. M. Regnault, librarian to the Conseil &Etat. going to Constantinople, had the honour, un his %isiiing Athens, of being presented to king Mho, and of offering to his Majesty a copy of his " History of lite Conseil d'Etat," and the translation of Lord Ityron's poem on "The Isles of I ireece." Their Majesties will leave Paris on Thursday, the t 2nd of September, for Arras, where they will skip. On the 2:lrd they will go to Lille, posing through Donal and Valenciennes. They will poet this slay of the at Lille. The .45th they will iMit the e;11111/ I.l' lielfaut, anal aleep at St. Omer. Inth they will go to flmk,rk, awl sleep at ('alai'. The lith they sill proceed to Ittiulogne, where they will pass the night. The ttstlt their Majesties will kit Amiens, and re main the night. _ The 29th'ilie Emperor and Empresii will return to ruish 4M Preparations on the most nuutnitieent settle are maliu4 at Lille for the n.s . optiott or the Emperor. Out of the 1:i41,11014% %idea by the Munieilsal coati ca. '2 5 , 0110 1 ' . hew been . 4 et for title to the %boor. Throughout tits. ehols. of th e euett .4 are being envied for !lag., mist exteusite apparatus for burning the t . liwtrio light. The hull mom, ml i i e l t hav been ereete,l at the Hotel de Ville, iv eviculate , i ootuntottato !AIM Itersois , . Tho Porte ~ l'ark, monument of tilt' etstisisie,L of 11;w,, tin, 1.,.,.11 ruin plotely eleatted tullit n 11tain.l. Tho tent torepartni the Emperor, and in whit+ the 11101 ill ptr.ent hi. iklikieStY WI the he) of the tit), Iv .aid to be a chif d warn-. A meeting of the mitgar itterrhatit I'M 1144.1 1 belt' at nonak 141 4 1 14leVit aeon the Illit•Willl*P• 101% isi.lll to . 1. tutople.l tinier to draw the nittms4ott of the Khil'en't* t" the 41111ieet of the iiitlivetiott, I Iseotroot 1 s u ga r un his llasNagi. illnltigh Lille. It N tioeltti'll thin 4sl"..ry ..11g$11' 111111111111101,11 VI• or 'I N r m i r th ims Ottlitilss Kill'llllllslllliotl II) lit,' N irk 'twit. on H is . 4N) 111 lilt , Ansi% al of the Emperor. 511111 shut. then ittiil there, the eitititlisittiiin of the di t ti es I .„, v i gu 100WIt awl iutligestolis h itgar ,b et lt potitioned tor. Tilt` Moilifpeltr elaUuiu. tilt+ article.: N von% maims uurveil upslu hetutiett Frailty twit the 1 utit.,l Stitupt regulukitig the Ettuotious, itttritittitims, Nud pri% %leg e , lit the ...gist& of their respeethe tllo . i .l * in Ito wanner front 51111. own. Th is viiiiven ti lm Nit* Itlsllslllslo4l Ihr . ..1. 4 t11 February, 1P 4 5:1, awl ex chaugett 11111 .‘titztett., the sumo )tutr, lietut.ett NI. Is. $lO Sari': e.. sill the pull uI Frump, unit Mt'. Etkara Etturett, tut the putt of the I Satre. sit' Thu t sofusai of tho Czar to iiisssistit mule by the the litsfr 411 the four l l tasioN. although it lists fisrishtallisil till tho B oors ,. and creawd a futile, lartiiittellig It 1 . 11111 . 111 11I aHd ctitnuitreiul Nil's. Mittl) 11l t 4.1%11.1' a. 'Well and gratis itptirtsituitsiotas hail` been exeileti tot the IN tee tit ' II 4.‘ett Ilitotight Etightittl, smiler this t llldallre ul borti Aiscrilisou, inlay !Wild Illir Ileet 111141 Ills. Ilairitattisllss. i soisreis this Mlllll4ll to isompli with this Itu..iuu ii, 1113114iN n. .pueilie d ill the alriginal tilde of Septetillor The 11oy al Fateil) have returned to tow 11, 11111ing terminated their tour through the provinces, stool things have resmatoil t h e ordinary aspect of e ver) day l t ,i ti esa. A sle!lot indisposition prevents the King fl'lllll his rhil.hou to Namur, the l a st lowa .I,•%.i.¶llilit'al u, that programme, and detaining hint at. Lao ken. This royal pro:4ms* may IN eunsi tiered L. 111111. 61441 It %WITS..., unol Ihr polar air loyally belongs to Lit ge, the town the most iliffieult to be woe to Royalist ((((( stratifies. '!'he festivities urge nixed at LiAgo had quite at distiuguish.wl character, and were inotitell by u thoorionglily popular manifes tati 'II, which 20,5 Hi workmen presented to the Duke of Brained two splendid laurels, bought 11) the pmdtieti of si suloseription at tilt centimes, and it hiclo hail alrenoly been solo! for the Crystal holies. ut Sydenliant. In the evening a dinner, at which the princes t issistisl, assendoleol all the tenability, whit . ' eistrative, professional, and industrial, sat the pro vilest. I know that thin King was profoundly moved by the testimony of loyalty there exhibited. Tide popular lestivity will laughs again in Sept e t,' her '4:l for the anniversary of the revulution lectio. Tina anniveneiry is preserved, though I tun inliormed that foreign powers are very Kt...sing in 'elms -sting its abolition. It is prooloable the Belgian tiovent meet will I N S obliged 1.1/ this reoiue.t. The greatest difficulty lies in the lota that the abolition would require a legislative decision. 11161511 Illliother very important fact to common cafe. 1 Irmo, to pairS/A1 Ui fll/111 1111. 14 0111111%1.111. Itltieetns tlint the convents 111 this country have re Kokos' to sell all, or this greaten! Part. "I. their "r) considerable real properties, and itnest the 11111111.) in ',oldie fonds end aide Arial share,. Flll. the country the would ' H ive a polities' no liortitiare, iu gi%ing the moments, ill another forty, the civil per.nnalitr they have so lung iiiistiecessfully chinned. The Swims in their 1111111 k 'Willi{ payable to the lwitrer, they would Is. at liberty 111 111'I With themnevi wiling to their own Wish, Willie dit being , oblitted to ri.cer IA) the inii•tsentiiin of a third person, as the convents, not being civil 'ormolus. nee' 'riling 1 0 law, cannot Irlls.l-.4 ruOliiiitt by 11.11 1, eheN• The affair has another importance. As the itittilvatio has liiiiibtletat not I Wril deride/I NSW Wallluut au order front Howe, it is probable it will I,u a general one, anil shows wither little faith in the integtit3 real proiwrty, or a great vonti•letiee ill penman!. A new confiscation of church propettie, for the benefit of the State, as reread) seen in Sartliuia l wuuhl be Wllr godered portly impaosiblv.