The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

good old prompt, take strange rev' sionista who say action of the Qt Fenian rebels to , had so easily forgotten • year ego. Foe our own part, our conseence is clear • there remains at least one advantage in cons istency ; we ars not obliged to advocate the right of scommdon as against our neighbours, rod the paramount duty of "maintaining the integrity of • great Empire" for ourselves. MON. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF (Vie CreekMem) NEW yotic. Barr. 9, Noumea. The New York Times says that in consequence of President Johnson having received numerous re ports from the South of apprehensions of an up rising of freedmen, General Howard has reocs. mended the; citizens to institute a police petrol system under the control of the departmental commander in counties where there are no agents of the Freedmen's Bureau. It is reported that a very excited state of feeling exists at Chattanooga between the whites aa blacks. The Clerk of the circuit court at Knoxville, Ten nessee, has been killed by • farmer rebel soldier who was afterwards lynched by the citizens. President Johnson has written a letter to Gover nor Sharkey, approving the formation of militia companies throughout Misaissippi. He considers the movement a proper one, and that the people must be trusted with their own government. The President has pardoned ex-Governor Brown of Georgia. The New York Times says that the public senti ment, except among the Irish element, though approving England's course during the rebellion, decidedly opposes war. Mr. Davis's health continues to improve. The New York Democratic State Convention has passed resolutions denouncing military rule sad negro suffrage, and claiming the equality of the States The resolutions also endorse President Johnson's reconstruction policy, state the obli gation upon the country for the payment of the national debt, and support the Monroe doc trine. The Convention has nominated General Patrick for the poet of treasurer, and General Slocum as secretary. The Minnesota Republican State Convention has passed resolutions demanding that the government should compel the withdrawal of Maximilian. It rejected a resolution approving President Johnson's militaii and civil course of policy. The greed joy have found eleven indictments for forgery in the third degree, and one for grand lax oeny against Ketchum. The New York Chamber of Commerce have ap pointed a oommithse to invite Mr. John Bright to visit America. The Louisiana and Texas cotton crops are stated to be seriously injured by the army worm. It is reported vid Cairo that the cotton trade at Mobile is almost entirely suspended in consequence of an order forbidding the sending of cotton from the interior to Mobile. Middling had risen to 4,0 cents. per pound. The Courier des Etats Ueda states that a Cabinet Council has been held at Washington on the Mexi_ can question. All the ministers except Mr. Hat lan favoured the data quo. Mr. Seward stated it was not dignified to assist Juarez indirectly, nor ads:sable to support him in an open manner. President Johnson declared that be would not decide concerning the renewal of re lations with Mexico until Congress meets, and would reserve for his message the announcement of the policy which seemed to him best. It is denied that the visit of a Haytian war steamer to the United States is for any official object. NEW YORK, Bar. 9, Moans. Gold, 1441. Exchange on London, 1571; ditto on Paris, 3.574. Stocks flat. New York Centrals, 924 ; Illinois, 1241 ; Erie, 88; 5.20 United States Bonds, 1074. Cotton good inquiry. Middling Upland, 441. Flour steady. Wheat and oorn good inquiv. Provliions quiet. Outlee ad oatieing. Sugar very Erm. Molasses good inquiry. Petroleum good demand crude, 331 to 34; re fined, 55 to 57. gown have oome to aa earlaretauding towable( think manner el assidesieg th• Osman qua& Yaw, and that the admiration of the Napoleseie whka IL. de Bleamic. es we ;atm. ollsota to parade la the eyes of all, an elate to sort of recipmeity. It also Appears that the trouble W. de Bis marck is about to give Mind( at Mardis will probably be thrown away. All this ought to Mach mu government an Impeoleall liesect, U Amtria wills it. the GOMM Treaty may dill remain oily a previsional meanie. UM that we think that Austria should allow her eaudast be be dictated by the Western powers ; bat if the whims el dime powers coincide with Austriaa Wands spa IFNI the dries of the populations el all Gozokooy that is sit Pretnien. ws thick it wool be ea ineesseivable and napardesmide fault not to take them visho labs soma. ~ ~ Mt 4 Tlls OLDRIKEI3 EMPLOYMENT OOMMISSION. .anis marling mg Sands large blue book of f IT pease, coutelaisg the fourth meet, with whine% el the Oluldrsn's Employment Ocenzamisa, via, lin IL S. Tor Menhassoaed Ms. B. O. Wm% Ms. I.lo..alseijMmeamtv gaged es the eosamilliea till seer its doss, wfxrA ssfortasately took pima. The 1 pert of the report deals with the sada mar &Mores of the libelield &Waist. Is the .bale the armarialssionere all the eircomolenesswild to the neesatity tee. motestive issidebiss es et the yam. In tka salsoolloasess meta had, of the Birmiaglom end Wehmellemplos ss detailed in the third report. edit in the mole, sad is some respects, men is a protime &Ram is at t L Sheffield dirtriet, and the reooramsadattese at A* I report ere sot less applicable. TIN sweet pmetois te Ore SCOW extracts of s distemelag thamitar, allowing the high rate of mortality amongst grimier& no prat sad reek. lees destruction et !mama life is this eseemeles, it .mass, I con he prevented by the me ef the W. sad they renew stead that this, whisk is a simple asilsopenive semmly, Mould be loads compulsory. The, j 047 regulaiime et the factories sots ad the pevv6idss far the f ofmactiinery,tim peoideioss es to the of labour a:l7. Wise simuld,theywrge,lmextercied to the erseekl distaist. Some of the details of the eamsedve work potormed by boys from 9t013 am appall*, Nomotheless evarlitra is really not profitable to the employer. Bays should sot be allowed to begin as grinders till the ego d 11. Other parts of the moot deal with fosadries wad nocielse grope, U., in Leeds and other Mesas el the West Biding ; iron ship-building yards name/me swebealelfierlossaties in London ; the copper verbs is Sap& Wales; tobacco inaaufairiares ; the mandaetare te Dews rubber works, ortillsial dower makher, ha, to all d occupation it Is reentipmedd that the peovisions •of the Factories Acts Extemsloo Ant should be extended. Adpall the principal abets of this would be the oblides et algid work for the young, and the seeming of the half-tints system of hours of work sad eduostioa W all miler 13. Then follows • report on boot-makers, tailors, batten, glovers, /sc., in which occupations it is competed that 70,000 melee under 18 are sagged in Basked end Wales. Madere on the paper mamboing , sad; the glass mind esters bring the report to • close. all these iodurtriel works it is urged that the greatest benefit would be derived from the appliation of the goo eral principles of the act ramrod to, though modifications—which the edemigiosers speedy — ale sometimes Deo nary to meet the peculiar eonditionsof the manufacture. All to ease, it is secommende 1 that so ' Creels be employed in any process of manufacture in • abies house, and that all boys be excluded add they ere timbre ' years old. In the coarse of the present &damn an %may tato beiok-moldni, and Into the system of "agriculture I pap" will be 000cluded. The following are some of the many between gimp in I the evidence which betray the same Immutable aiseent of ignorance at Sheffield which Mr. White brought to gam I as dieing at Birmingham among &dares of the same ego engaged in similar branches of massif's:Aare : Henry Stow, aged 14 .— Weal to work at sheers at • leistkey manufa ctory when gob( 7 years old.—Oan read a hit, but sot writs at sIL Don't koow of Loudon or Queen Vidor* or if she it a wowtaa or tskes etre el th;oomtry. John Holmes, aged 13—Know newt of my letters. Had Me go to daymbool father bayou to be bad, aid go always on Sunday sad to cherub. There is me eight oohed about our home now, but OHM if at Meter when it's tresty, sad there's mow on the gamed. and I go then and pay bd. • week. (Is irked of (loses Victoria.) Have bard the name on it—oss't tell what it memos. She dads be money. 'The Bible is the Hely Bible. Ham ast, Mord el %be t, Gospel Adam, or Jams Christ. An meld if SS Waif. Jam Men* ego 14 —0413 e. did. • week, and have dd. of it for myselL For nearly • year have put 4d. out of this I lab the beak. Generals y do shiver be this whoa Fee bees hot. Do not go to school on Sudsy or at eight ; have no good clothes to go is. Father makes 181. • week, use of my brothers 10e. and I have three simian at work. Three of us are at honis too little to work. Go to a church. =hat church I) Same say peobelant, some esthete. preaches out of a pulpit sad rowboat of a bible, but I °set get sigh enough to anderstand the words. Have heard nay that God mode the world, and that all the people were drowned bat one ' • baud say that die was • little bird. Semmes that Christ we • man. He wu • father and temhel 'am to reed out of • Bible. Thick be wee pat to a arose. William Haab, age 15, moulder. —Never was at abr school Is my life, eyelet for • week or two, &add* sot met go at night, but do cie Sunday, sad to dispel. My s = teaches me reeding &little. Hosed at chapel about fighting with a lot of soldiers. Have sot beard of Pam. dime. The garden of Eden is where men rose and eats off • , tree. Is was not any partieular mass Die se bon id Adam aid Eve were the first people is the world. Ge4 l made man ; man made woman. Ueda Taylor, aged 15—Go to school cm Sunday mar three night' week, whim's i pre IW. mod. will% sod do semi , ep. tednetioa. Do sot know what 10 time 12, or 3 times 7 ie. Ham almost any maps forgot 'ea 1111. Da not bow of Londoe ; silver barged . Jeremiah , age 12—Motne read. Bee sway fleet school to get work, Hamm bet would rather go to school Do* to got to lease to read. Caned tall " reading " beers such as them (i. e. my writiag, J.E. W.), bat can tell those in • book. Go to school always on Sudsy& Have not bird of Abraham Sr the Gospel. The Bible tells se whet to de and sick. Tiede are leinewhere about 30 monies in • half ',Own ; as sot Mug ; think about 32. Fear times %Ur II 8; 4 fours are 16. A kiag is hies bat has all the money end gold. We have •• King (teld it is a Queen), they cell her the Primer Alemadra. (Told that she married the Queen's eat) The geese's son ie the Prioooll6 Alexandra. A Primes, is • mut Wm. Turner, age 12—Don't know anything about the Queen or Eoglaed. Doe's live in Englaaii. Tbiek it • country. but aids% bow before. There are six das in • • week. There is amebae day: altogether it makes (a y fter lemr_use) seven days. Matthews, age 17—Csa tell the letters bat sot r-a7fas at day Khoo! here as long es I can remember, till 1.2 years old, when I cents from. Pisse d going 'mermen bat have goes several days end a month, aid I never miss. Had Oda to & Beaday oohed mos Have bees to or twice sines, bat mot more. chapel, bat have mimed • good maw times lately. Om name that they preached abet was JIM, Obit but I en' not oar any others, mid I menet tell scything about His. He wee not killed but died like other people. Be wee act the same es other people in some ways, beams be was re ligious is some ways, and others bet. He was alive aisle, bid I cannot my She is sow. HIP err m a Kam, bat tball is net bow he vie General Biz*, " Our Nino," as the asribadisno 1 call him, has as his rotors free Parton** =ides a six °ohm' report ca the lammed superiority of de Foglia over the Preach sexy. Speaking of cur dripboilding, " the only department in which Frame Can bear any ems. parties," be layer" The bed French typos are due to the price of Dopey de Uwe, as all admit. In Francs, there fore shipboard* requites a ass of pass, whereas is Wad you led duels end yards at every Atop along the leer atria rivers—the Thames, the Clyde. the Tyss, and de %usey. One day they Wad the Great Estes, on the second the Warrior, on the third the liinotraar, as the fourth the Northumberieed. as the fifth the Aincourt, ha How an the genius of one man be compared with the pale of a who nation!' The Amoricen government is sending immense wawa trams scram the codify from ddington to Fors Ledeuwarth, Hausa. The maguitude of the opera- . doe 's apparent is do adore* made for ewe Wad of 500 waggons. The tme coseamed as the Money will be 90 day. ; 3,100 dim*, aseaspeay the train, end their fangs costs 93,000 d Ada The wages and feed of the teamsters amount to over 100,000 dollars, and the train otre' chid oat will letth 25 miles. IGeneral Lee has been tendered and has accepted the Presidency of Washington College, Ledge,* V r Is his letter of earptasea he said ii was the dety of every atlas is the preamt condithe of the moody to do all is hie power to aid in the i restoration of pe .os and hammy. sad in no wise to oppose the policy of tee odder (dorsi government to that object. tad It was prrticulerty deambeet ea the.. chargei with the *druids of the yi.ung to set ea example of sub mission to authority. Foniarrimg Ili ANIIRICA.—The following is from the pull abed edam's by the Fenian Brotherhood at Spr l / 4 41141d, IlNnch, to the people of the United Stelae "Oar broke e.s at home are orgadesi In a meteor for superior to that et any oppressed people we home read at. The day of provisional govereseent fe eaddebed so army of 200,000 area is away to sustain the diet" American sad Wallow's*** served with dialsetion is yesc omelet They are sandy movie( into Ireland to seem* the control of active operations, to be beagereted mach doner—Una say of you can bade. All they re quire sow are anme, er. en d& them to meet the demi as aornethbeg like equal terms. A large sum of exesy regard, sa d, w ithout baited te **, we appeal gee ,that emietwoora sever heretofore withhold hoe as spelling Peelle • LONDON BANN Or AMID° AND 8 - 70 - 8 lIMIOAL.-(THIS DAY.) Thin day the half-yearly meeting of shareloo n ~.. _me mo. u hela isesememeouowing at the is Loarloo thowitudirocionsuo Ta nquiii 7 vo ; zpt rass Mr. , Pardig:theit is lillibi le . gl alsoul tbe li r ia lleeerld fatere br illh t6 lield Mlf.yemi thil elb4 , o s t r iss %4 have please» In toll* Mess t0m44, 6 .. ifforsi edeeetee. tee the permits a i i ,.' II olibitrom.statement al mernao odi - ~- f r ili h 168 imil el dedering an hada Yale aro swesais ft will he am, Matter% fill wiling 30th June hst, the beamme re %b o b some* Merithel boa made very net pail, after &daft* mbar Ort2o l/1114 ; mg pwridieg tea Woad &nail Emil= =2,8114/. lb. Id., ovate* 10 pa east. pm u m , magg.up capital of **bank, whieh, Mei tiro l ir i i miggg 2 4 ., brought for from last WM , w oo,* twist of 24,8481. 19e. 171. 6. 16 the ileastere reammend should be dealt vitli ar To the eaysse• el as interim divides& far.. reading 3011 a June, el 1.00 per share. Wag at as .. ' sheet • pee ash pw ammo. 9,9921. ; Irv* 4 bo o .: h e eimmg taw ird to the nest artment, 14,851/ * l 7 =to mime* al reenaneratisa to abeam sad Memo hem /tie d il aters have self [erg L . int that West mesa% see seatieeed evident* that is el eree,74663i aed Begol% where the breaelas el this dab me awes a a geese fielel for the manila* mplayramt ab e ed in basking asegiama. Omani at fibeet—Oaphal sal LWOW.% capital :—Anseunt ausbocised, is 20,000 shem ct IL • meit, with power to blame% 1,000,000/ ; mum o at. al 19,964 shares 501. each, ea win* 121 10a per Am i ii bees called lie, MAW. t Ism fans in saim i r white only 3151. ow mai& unrida). h.hst . . leavief 24 9, 4721. 10e. ; add sale paid Is o w .: 601. ; mains( 245,5221. 10s. Te habilis :—Da m j, bills payable, and other liabilities, 597,75 . 13,.0 . . Notesilma at Ikea, Minim MA Begot% 14,07111. Mit. reside( 801.6011. 7a. 21 ;to amillomai &widow* BR% tembeas ad imam* ea bilk sement, 7,9341. 12s. tts imm, foal 1,0901.; as profit sad less aseasee—beleasserj 31st Demean% 1664, afar payment el failkta, 1,9641. St ; balsam et profit fast 3 1Iv I lli nist no t cm MIA June, 1861, as pee emoted mount, Turk 17.. ; malaise 24.84111. lita. U.; total, M 1 3911. 126 g trled Annie : By ash oe head end at team p s & p i , 54. • W Wilkie is head, MM. Is. U. ; 4 bills resalable. 455,5671. ls. 3d. ;_ by beleam a ti mine* amounts, loans, he., 302,4614 151. fid. ; tees ea bank premises, *flee furniture, de. latter leg 10 per amt. initial ett at !email), 4.091. Os 3 4 • bar preliminary expeases (lielmos), 9,1331 124 mi, go . 881,3911. 12s. 3d. " Posit mad lam aoceant—To gams' amps is i o doesed Munches at Mexico, Deana. Who, led I 3d. arm ea. ;to rebate of Mama oe Ws nen 7.91161. 12e. : to Mime., Wag fret moat, Ma* g i g Thal, 44,0791. 17.. 4d. By pass profits fro& Ist tem 1865, till :ado% Lima, C 411160, ace Mmice, ead fan it November. 1864, at Bogota, 44 , 0718. 17s. 4d. To 44.0791. 1.75. 4d." The ilmettai, to moving the adoption el them* said it was very satisfactory. The profits were maa IA expectation. which had bees farmed of the bodes. 14 were es the half-year to 20 per mat Their lagsainag was is Mexieo, aid hes °My Ices was cm en a mall pla MN el 401. (limn hear.) Ilbe meets in MOAN * sad the exebsage b i nd ) was of as good aira se soy dam is the city et Loadoc. la Una le Mile the *Moms was aloe satidschey, sat al hiss Nesliainal was only all. They bad bat We sp deem el Colombia. Tee ieforenatil from Beres pa Me bops of a good business. The aeocraste ter Weed el July_ were very good. They had made in that hi AMU. which, with the amount carried fennel, * them over 98,0001. far dividend sect half•year, ha a 1 The establishment of the National liana hi I=4 yet milt pile; but as bog they as amid a Ilmelasse in a safe end prudent way they had no Mt ,Ilia No cheep of gamma* weed aged t= l6l : L oar4 Mr. Haar esomided the motioo. A BRAIUNIOLDII soegetted that they should Mem it animal bank. The Cacti:max said that they were soiog on my sille they were, and they sew tio reason to cheap thell daft Then was a dispositioe in Columbia that they eltailib come the national bank. If they did so it malibik making the Meech now Mae a Defies* beak. Asleep of AM kit* would be 'Mantled to the obasabdiwie would Wore an opportneity of taking shim le Yew establishment. There were no doubt political taah about Motion but the shares bad risen from 4 dismal' pen (Hear, hear.) After some dieenesion the repast was adapts& Am %aril divided of B 0 . per share was thee Mad A resolution, setting avert 1.0001. as remnnersties is Ye erectors for the half- year. war adopted, 44 , 3, sib I. temal vote col thanks to the ehairman and direston, tap means wen beasght te a dose. . ALLEGED INFANTICIDED IN THE OLD US ROA. INQUEST.—(ans DAY.) This morning Mr. Carter. ooroner for SW, arose(, at the Camberwell Workhouse, as inquiry mem lug the death of the illegitimate child of lam lwhl served st s yeesg lodise school is the Old Katmai. Bawer* that the young woman in who mod the amok of Miss Draftier, • lady who coadods slat school at 487, Old Kestroad. Fes ear is Eshe were a very extensive crinoline, walk am* °sedition sad prevestod say onspicion ratieg, Sued* week it wee found, however, that oho MI he lakes auddsalyill, sad bar mistrose mot for Dr. Beget l iaised her. The medial legation* discovered ast pW hoes massatly crelned, and upon a mesa bisid tweed the girl's mistress fwd she body of e Mealeall I mes the eraotour of which a agate metres was eimmi The Jury were empanelled at the Limiest MOW Asylum, Jlstlum.read, Otd Kest-mad, hst, at as art et the careser, they ~.assembled at 11 dakek as Ills moos, h t the Camberwell Workhouse, is order Oa* might ave an oppereasity of bearing my stalessite the ocesowd woman. Awe Booth. should date Mae* Dr. T. W. Hooper, 493, Old Kostresd, rY Y them was no oatmeal mark of valises cs hi WI al this dammed child. Re Mead the child wand Pieta et earpot, and lying is a chat is the yea* Sow_ (Ause Booth's) bedroom. The boom op the rats gm the child's bead were demented. Wilmot cold( bi amused why she cenosalei the thingto NI Ms W misuses hbe rePlied, "I was going teems alter laroakfmt. hues ing that she was is Will of fintbag pon as etaide• earprise." She then MO her trams, u asd said to Mr mistime, wee was is* " Forgive me • will you take ma back agaia I" the lodged to witness that the child woe hers. Sibs nee2 B she was studios is the dark whee the child wee .6 1 then feinted away. When she became cousins &him Shot the child was dead. (While the witness was giving his oedema Ile wog atest a •chair with Mr head band io her Mods mat hinnopsrl said that the amused stated to Wm ad had provided clothes for the child. • pest arbistios proved that the deceased Mid brees 2 4 right puMbal boas was f,asturod. Wilms* (mature to external presem Som subsbases been primed upon the Deed, such as the knelt are did sot think a fall would Oat tie / In willies's opiate. , severe pressure bed hen was so mark of compression or other MOWS seek. The messed was removed to a hoses, : o f walk. lterrousdasy, before she was take* to the airman. The steamiest made by the she way ti er mese& "" the injuries roes is • reasonable 000. sod Aided them at a time Ole bad no over control hew' 11 1 immediate mama death was compromios of the beer Coroner—Anse Booth, do you wish to oohs WYO . ' neat? Tim sommid (a young woman, about 20 mess Wel* * ea • I de sot wait to add scything to what the lesall sta. ei T tio hi i : pan Coromor m d.ri thee pu" rumme o l u p, u ss i l d s 6 a y. r i ." 7 l. . ISOM/ &tee to yartores. rlwy bed sot rely esekey IS bear is teed, hot they bad also to look istsreits of the accused. If is the present ems aril dared that the accused bed wilfully lain epos the Hey worild lame to do their duty sad :Warn a wilted murder. If they though t that the mama MP inisstireang killed the child, they woe* rams s " Accidental death." Th. omit was en cleare and upon the d the public the th d, verdict of the jury wee Mara lb" " Mediate Death." ei The Cormier said that he hoped the prnonothe day would Is • warning to the young weer. Apie7 tor tie rest of her life. It warelated** the seemed was sedated br I Me who bad kept mop*, with bees for wan MPL.I promised her suaniage. Alter the seduetios be rr, zoned spas her sad said, " Your ..s are an sash IT' not have you sow." • c CRUD Atoms° EXTRAORDINARY. ••Ittili 10/1 let bdoneation was resolved by the polies 1 . 11 2,1 8 F lei bees dropped is the poise of the home WighAr i p tswo_lslollee. 38. Forratreee. Oripplegete. The owl. *end by • msemear who bad ommuce to rata ass ; pants bows. It is very decently ala i saa Plot to it breast. ma ebbh writhe "Toe tea also recepd m othe r lebta.lC; i sl=is mouth at had bona dragged *Yee to Rowland fig,.BSapi, eS taw •"41 Charkies4imese, Bieskread. The abild i t very we, ered se Is the former ea* e d th:e fanOltel insertpdos was Whoa st • Kw ham Talbotb ; take gent ms I s A thi rd child, about elx works old, woo Ww" bsimpst to Mr. Limellie, sbeemaker. s, who met • you* is the st tree sus ▪ Italbe • wes ttildse se atherm The AN fa Imola w" eaten Wi b wj e t eget ad. end MA s tte iiW ii i 110 larldc arab my far the ap N.--.... 4 -w • : • II : TAI • ' .... *lt 'BB TUESDAY E .. ' I like / BE' :MBE] ) , . , _...12 So , " Do un t o , . ~e . i n o. t . : ... e lgi s i . ti : CIL . ~_i N . " 441114 ii , withon th : be theaan t ei : .. ill .." saillib le revenge& NV. • our • bY 'trll .., 1 , ~.. , la I el now . • .• , ... ( I ~_ .41 el set think that the QossN'ls . ' ... •• .. I .C. I ' RICA. Il i -. isik go the simple expresekm of their kw as it is only • quail= of a provisional Mimi ill to remember • precept which they f• " • 11•12 • Y." •ir:‘ Foe our own ARRIVAL Of THE OITY OF WASHINGTON. Elsalia ',... swa _ W ww ..." ..""l have soiden.ty come d ie thi an madommthietsill that °I ' a— - • — AA.....1..... 41m dI3.WWIAA gelle. SW gourt. calm Tess precept Lone-Lriterverrairr of Ireland is much too liberal • statesman, too English in all his ideas of government, to enjoy even the emblems, as almost every continental statesman enjoys the substance, of • coup d'itat. A Frenchman, be be Imperialist, Royalist, or Republican, has an innate passion for taking the law into his °melange, or set• tisighbassif above and beyond it by some sort of dic tatorship assumed and exercised in the name and on behalf of Society. For Sooiety is always supposed to be resolving itself into its simplest elements, but for the timely and sudden intervention of an irresponsible power, usurping all the functions of " the Stabs," and holding men's lives and proper ties at its mercy, on the plea of rescuing and pre serving both from chaos. There is something won derfully stimulating to the &Teases Frenchman in an occasional episode of government by decrees, and in sweeping measures of public safety. To the mind of the average Englishman, on the con trary, trained from his boyhood up amidst ideas and usages of freedom, publicity, responsibility, and legality, nothing can be more distasteful and even abhorrent than the neoessity of suspending or superseding for a moment the civil power, or resorting to extreme and exceptional measures of severity designed in secret and executed by form. We may rest enured that it was not until the last moment, when indifference had become • public danger, and forbearance was leading thousands of poor dupes, more mad than guilty, into temptation, and all the great botanists of the country were disturbed and harassed by vague alarms, that the authorities at Dublin Castle resolved to assert firmly and decisively the right of Ireland to possess itself in pesos, under the pro tecting shadow of the British Crown, and not to be handed over to the tender mercies of aR. public composed of the offscourings of Transatlantic rowdyism, of mobs of indigenous ragamuffins, and of a theatrical army of heroic tailors, stage-struck counter-jumpers, and attorneys' clerks pining to be taken into custody. And it is the privilege of really free and responsible governments that in emergencies of this kind they osa act with uncom promising vigour at the right moment, with the full certainty of being sustained by a vigilant and searching public opinion; and with the mascioinness of being ready and willing to answer for their acts in the presence of a free Par liament. In some countries on the Continent, where the constitution itself is the offspringof a conspiracy, and the government is to all intents and purposes irresponsible, inasmuch as the guarantees of public Bbert7 are fictitious, the proceedings of the Irish Govermen t I n± and iitterdsy M Dublin, Cork, and Wexford, would have ciarkaned the 1 whole country with foreboding fears of law less and arbitrary violence, which the innocent would have feared at least as much as the guilty. Arbitrary governments, which are no thing more or better than successful conspiracies in permanence, cannot exercise the most legitimate duty of every established government—the pro- I tection of the public peace—without menacing I those rights and liberties which alone make the public peace a trammel worth pre serving. Such governments know that the law of their being is to suppress conspiracies like conspirators, and to put down insurrections like insurgents. Under • free government every act and movement of the Executive is dictated, guided, and limited by acknow ledged and accepted law. If the strict boundaries of the law are for an instant transgressed in the name of the supreme law of public security, it is with the distinct and recog nised understanding that until indemnity has been obtained from the Legislature, the authority that has commanded such transgression is itself in a manner on its trial before the country. These considerations may be recommended to some semi-official journals across Vie Channel, which are, not unnaturally perhaps, delighted at the spectacle in the streets of Dublin of a newspaper office occupied and ransacked by a police force acting under the instructions of the Administration. The Patric and its con sorts cannot restrain the satisfaction of their prompters and employers at exceptional action on the part of the free Government of Eng land, which bears so strong a superficial resem blance to the habitual, oonstant, and regular prac tice of governments with which they are more closely acquainted. How superficial, how baseless, any such comparison must be, we would not insult English readers by insisting, or by suggesting to the amiable historians of the Patric that to fabricate analogies between Rungs in Poland and England in Ireland is not altogether consistent with sanity. Such rabid nonsense, how ever, is scarcely worth a peering smile. Nun regionals di tor. But there are other political sages nearer home to whom we cannot resist the temptation to address a simple question. What do our domestic advocates of seciemion—of the right of five out of thirty millions of people to destroy the "integrity of • great Empire" whenever they are outvoted in • national election whs. do the English public writers and public speakers who never ceased during the civil war in the United States to assail with scorn and insult the Government which bad sworn to maintain the integrity of the Republic, think and my now of the legitimate and proper action of the Britiah Government in Ireland I Let them observe that the more contemptible and insignifi cant this Fenian movement really and undoubtedly is, the more excessive must the measures of the Government in suppressing a newspaper and ar resting suspected persons appear. Assuredly. any risk to the Queer's authority from the Fenian madmen in Ireland is not to be compared with the risk to the Government at Washington from the rebellious secession of the Confederate States. The secession of Ireland is tolerably problemati cal as long as every part of that greenest of green countries can be approached within fifty miles by her Msnary's gunboats. But really, that BALMORAL, Barr. 16. The Queen went out driving with Prince and Mawr Lents a/ Hesse in the evening. The Prise. end Prism= Louis el Hew, with the Prin cesses Vieewle sod Elisabeth, arrived at the Cutle et live (Noah. BILTOONNI ewe Sebes* sad Bares al Babentu were in at, Madman ea their royal higlineewa. -- - Despatches were mewed at the Oeiredal.oHoe yeeterday free the Governess of Case* Gibraltar, Vanoonver's beet Heligoland, and the Mauritius. Despatches were see* the Gomm of Male. MEXICO. Intelligence from Brownsville to the 26th ult. states that an imperial waggon train bad been driven back by the Republicans between Monterey and Matamoros, and that the reinforcements sent from Matamoros has been repulsed by guerillas under Cortina*. A ball bad been given at Matamoros in honour of the Emperor Maximilian's minister, at which numerous federal officers were present. General [Ruiz proposed the health of the Emperor Maxi milian. Advice* trom Vera Cruz are to the 23rd ult. The Republicans under Figueron had temporarily captured Tehuscan, and levied a forced loan of 20,000 dole. on the inhabitants. They retired, however, from the town upon the approach of the imperial reinforcements. CANADA. QUEBEC, Sim. 9. The Governor-General of Canada sails for Europe on the 6th (716th). AUSTRIA. CONVOCATION OF THE PROVINCIAL Dins. VIENNA. Sin. 19. An imperial decree has been publiSbed to-day convoking the Provincial Dieta of the empire for the 2nd November next. The Hungarian Diet is excepted, but the Debaits learns that the Emperor has decided th►t this Diet aball assemble on the 10th December next. THE CEIOLIIRA IN SPAIN. MADRID, Swr. 18. Great consternation prevails at Seville in con sequence of some cases of cholera having occurred in the environs. The public health in Northern and Central Sp►ia is satisfactory. PORTUGAL. LISBON, Szrr.l& It is reported that the King has postponed his visit to foreign oouutries, in consequence of public opinion being opposed to his taking the Infanta with hies. The Oporto exhibition, which was inaugurated by the Sing, is considered a gnome. THE BOMBAY MAIL. ALVELNDRIA. BEM 18. The Poonah and Nyanza, with the iombuy mail, left here at 1 p.m. to-day. The former may be expected at Idarseillea on the 24th hut., and the latter at Southampton about she let October. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PROW 01$ Owl PARIS, MONDAY EY"KM. • The rumours that some sensational liberal measure* are brewing crop up in each various quarters that the most incredulous are compelled !to take notice of them. Th e Pram gives these geports the fi rst place in its weekly political review. The Progrds of Lyons, the incligeiodoecs Bulge, the Temps, and many other journals talk of them. The 14th of October, the emigre/vary of the battle of is spoken of as the day on which an im perialdecree taking another step t owards the {downing of the edifice " is to appear, and it is * thought a mincideerie woethy of note that the .Pays announces the return of the lingerer from Biarritz for the middle of October. Greater hefty for public meetings, extension of the liberties of the press, and a change in is liberal sense in the relations between the government and parliament, are said to be the leading features of the proposed ,reforms. But concomitant with them a foreign policy is to be declared which will make the "fron tiers quiver with excitement." M. Emile 011ivier is to be Minister of State, to inaugurate the new regime, and other new men of his selection will be introduced into the ministry. The Marquis de Lavalette leaves the Ministry of the Interior for that of Foreign Affairs, and the " energetic " General Fleury becomes Minister of War. Sceptics object to this programme that it has not been the Emperor's practice to make known events of such importance a month beforehand, although it must be admitted that there were pm ' monitory symptoms some days before the famous I decrees of November, from which dates the revival of public spi.it in France. A more serious objection is that the reforms projected could not in great pm t . 1)• lawfully promulgated by a simple decree, but mould require a law or a senates consultum. M. Bernard Derosne, who is not inaptly described as the " plenipotentiary" of the Brothers Daven port, has been compelled to withdraw his charge against members of the French press that they used free list tickets to get money on the night when the price of admission was returned. But his retiree tation is not considered sufficient, and he is pressed to give further explanations of the grounds on which he preferred the odious accusation. Lord Russell's c;*cular on the Osatein Conven tion, although called " energetic," and although muched in almost identical language with that of M. Drouyn de Lbuys, produced no effect upon the Bourse. It is well-known that communion in hard words does not imply any joint action on the part of the iron-clads lately assembled at Cherbourg, Brest, and Portsmouth, and therefore the Bourse refuses to be frightened. The Rents closed with scarcely any variation. Mobilier fell only lfr. 25c., and Mexican rose I. THE FRENCH TI A PRESTS ANDON THE FENIAN AGI. The Paris Pruac devotes to the " Fenian " agita tion io Ireland a long article in which the writer coma to the conclusion that it is the height of absurdity to imagine that the movement involves serious dalliers, or is likely to brio' about a revolution, as some Park mummers have ai d: " We do not believe," says the Preen " that the Queen's government themes these fantastic. appreheosions ; we do not believe that Admiral Decree squadron has been sent to Bantry Bay for the 'pedal purpose of watching for the problematic arrival of American monitors with • Fenian corps cr.:trete; the vanguard of which has of course oome over beforehand by single files is the Bootee and New Y'.rk steam pockets. It is quite obvious that there are Fenian as tociations in Ireland, and that a number of silly youths go about the count r y sin g in g the ' Fenian Boys.' But we cannot consider this as • revolutionary symptom. The fact is that the Inch are still grown-up children ; they are food of noise and agitation ; they are p ar tial to w hisky, m;dnight perambulation; • sprig of shamrock and • green flag faacisates them, sad they de light in a row with the yak*. They mey abo be reproached with an ugly proclivity to lurking behind hedges, ad shooting every now and el en • landlord or his agent, by way of paying their rent. They have always had secret societies, and the name of ' Fthiewe has the advantage of novelty over that of ' white boys,' or ' black feet ;' hence probably its adoption • bet they have no serious means (nor perhaps intention) of resistant. ; they have no civil nor military chief to lead them into action, Of enable them to keep the field for a week, even if they wished to do go, which we very strongly doubt. At bottom Ireland has no real grievance ; she is in the enjoyment of religious, civil, and commercial liberty. Every grade, rank, and dignity, all the rewards of civil, military, or political life, are as open to the Irish as to the English. The general most laden with honoers during this century, Wellington, was an Irishman. The Irish everywhere occupy foremost posi tions in the army, at the bar, on the bench ; in parliament the Irish brigade disposes of the majority, and almost lays down the law to the ministry. In times of famine Ireland has ever found in the purse of England the most liberal and generous sasistawie. We say, therefore, with the at. most confideeoe, that Irelaed has neither e motive foe re. volting nor the means requisite for doing so. On those grounds we can attach so serious importance to Fentaalszn like the ' repeal agltatioe,' it will all go off in smoke. ° The drew National discusses the same subject and in the same strain : " Fecianiem has made no converts were among the dregs of the populace ; amallahopkeepers, email fermiers, artisans, bricklayers, and vagabonds of every description form the personnel of the association. They are mid however to be desperate mid ripe for any mischief; but, with out any acknowledged leader, without any guid ance, having no definite object in view, they conspire at random, and are kept together solely by delusive promises, too readily credited by their nnenspect ins ignorance. Thus they have been panuaded that they can rely oe the early arrival of an American fleet, with 50,000 soldiers and 900,000 muskets ° Others believe is the aid of France. With people eo eredidnas, it is may to produce a sodas inplesiee which the greet weber of those affiliated might render daegerous, but tits impossible to believe that, kno—log their illusions, the English go- vernmeot an possibly entertain any serious appee-'I EARL RUSSELL'S CIRCULAR. lesosioes ; but it must have it at heart to pre. The Peruse of Vienna says : I vent the bloodshed which • rash movement might We are assured that the English eireahr relation to the had to . 11°I.evirt it esseet hat derive maw on et efort Gestate Oinventisa has net been ocannsanicated at Vienna, fromi tbo fact se4em. that th e: arevemeat " A " :4l° "IL I" I. a aerie sad that oar ethisth must easseqweelly regard it as boo- he l me t th a t th e ma s e t mew i n g. by tha t 'temple salient ; the gasseninent not being ailed oe to take note s od stem ishwiatieue. This time It not edessiss of Werth] cocimneleatince el foreign cabinets to their from *nisi: but assiduous she theeneoltheasy L diplornarin moats as long es no official commnaleation is ..,__a_Tb• despite 16 " , Borila, Kw** tit dm ass* sf made. The same reasoning is applied to the Frees e names sd ems . h = hiy 4 "6l 6 " l "Din Is% my ions, attempt. e izz eiroalar. Th e dies th ee steads thee : the circulars of Park goveremdet rakes pareasitsg gm evil to Went 'h ie and Loam soneirlered Vino& and Antis as ft, end tame op a thmsteiteg Ati& to spin the mow. aos-exisiesie ea l wee their existesse is bid, siey of Again llMlllosor. • . , LONDON must have a GENTLIMANS SUPPER sad MUM 1001L—“EVANS." after Mind Meßoses oukorta. JOHN BROGDZN'S PARIS HEST CLASS sad LONDON FRIZZ itwomo.—maalatibet=:".- oommittearw.. user& we. This ciaa rbals r eS kd at and on namanlia at 1 ataindr. express. ocozzaitoop' xtrzt Admomakiiialseded ke " TM lams" Imam imam mar, awl b• d 1114 01.31. 1q SOnvidoilrest. b Pro Wank ca afc Ohy of gablimaisa. 2•111NIc 41ArNILINGS LIM lITDDLICIIINGL ...AWN NA PONE% M a rs. D. edin J. Ineoliss‘ =DAC D. Maser, A Ilium Silylos,_~lo: D. and lam IL 011nr.— m ad IX mina AMBOY. TM It= .TEANNIZ AND 117111 DUNS. Wes S. Mks mod IDS llsautlty —TM Youthful Athlotou—Dolt Puttou—Aud Tin SIDS TO YOZI. Mr. T. Druirsoud. ELM RATS ♦T LONDOLINZION. Ma Dix Manisa A. Oft.--attriasess. Vs. Ma. Toactuoir wadi& mi. 160--Allissom Illi 3lm LONDON. TURRDAT. SEPTEMBER 19. PRE ZI•110YIL FAMILY OP PRANOS. Yesterday the ex-Queen Marie IA tali., aosom pealed by the Duke a. Nemours. the Dube tAlsetoa• wd the Primes' Marguerite, sad their household, left the Taro bridge Wells statloa at about half-pest 3 deka. lad venal to Claremont. Nearly every member of the repel family wee preeest on the arrival of the train at &her. The Priem de Joierille, the Duke de blostpmeler. the Doke d'Aumele, MAOOII4 sad Countess de P 111414 the Duke lied Dubow de Chartres, ko., Imre present, and there was • most medial greeting between the venerable lady and her baldly. The im-Qeeen, on making her appearance, was re mired with every danioastratios of Tellplek sad eekeow ledge& the good feeliog of bar neighbours in • most graelose manner. The Queen Marie Amalie bee derived much benefit from her stay et Tuabride Walls, the air of that oelebrated place appearleg to be peonliarly suitable to her. She le in moldiest health kw her lammed en% 84. The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort will enter tain a liege party at Troy House. their Beat is Wel* ca the amnion of the Monmouth rags. The Duchess of St. Albans and Lady Diana Beattelerk have left D Actin for the Lakes of Killarney. The Dube and Duchess of Roxburghe arrived at Flows Castle on Friday mei*, to inspect the prepare.- WOO making fez the approaching visit of their Royal Biala semen the Prises sad Prinoms of Wales Their graces left spin es Saturday for Brozeouth Park, accompanied by the Marquis of Bowmoot aad Lord Charles Ines Ker. The Earl of St. Germans, who returned to town lath with hens Aix-la-Oltepelle, has mime gone to his seat, Pert Met, Commal. Captain Cowper Phipps Coles, R.N., has been perneated by the Gnind Duke Coastastine of Russia, Lord High Admiral of the Imperial envy, with a massive gold seuffhez, set with dianionda, and beating the Jeddah of the Grand Duke in diamonds oat the centre of the lid. The turret is already fitted to about a dome vessels of the lea- Berlal Barka navy In the Baltic, Bad has been tested under all possible conditions of wind and weather. Mr. Bright writes declining to address a reform meeting ie Olregow. If he speaks in one plane be musk speak is *hem, aid he it enable to undergo the fatigues of a great sgit cies. He expresses faith in the triumph of reform, but says it ghoul 1 be postponed till the close of the official life of Lord Palmerston, the only man connected with the liberal p trty able and wiling to betray it. One Ant*** from him, he says, would have paved the bill of 1860, but he ref we Ito utter it. The other day the Crown Princess of Prussia had a wow amps. ?reveilles with bee husband by ea extra train near Fraokfort, their carriage was smashed io. Hap pily, no one received toy b- lily injury. A letter from Biarritz, of the 15th, says : "Strangers cautious t arrive here, bat the beat is Winded ; yesterday the thermometer marked 40 Cub ic** (104 Fahrenheit) in the dude, which is higher than it has yet bees Min this summer. The Emperor and Kappa take frequent walks and drives in and around Biarritg. De Tuemity their Majesties whited the works at the pert of huge wl.**a ltd being actively crowded. The &tipster looked cheerful and in exedleat health. On Wednesday, in the afternoon, his Ms**, visited the old port, *din the evening the Empress took an airing is the streets of Biarritz, desirous to enjoy the 'spud of the town at night-time, when they are gene rally erowdel by strangers anzioaa to catch a little air after the Levee heat of the day.' "It we are well in formed," says the Pays, " their Majesties intend to remain longer then usual at Biarritz this year. They will not return to Paris till the middle of October, and coorequently their stay at Compii-gns will be abridged by some weeks." A new clerical journal, the Catholique, is about to be founded in Russets under the direction of M. Vendlot. The Opinion Nationale states that of the c required Mgr. de Merode c , ntrlbutes 300,00Gfr., Mgr. Dupanloup 30,000 fr., and H. Keller 100,000 fr. The Canadian papers mention that a large num ber of carpenters, bricklayers, mutt*, and labouring rase ars daily having Toronto for the Southern States, under the imprimis° that their services will be required in re the places laid waste dating the American war. A Philadelphia letter of the sth says :—" Dur ing the moot week the strange race between the two rival gunboats, the Algoma* and Winooski, both being tied to the wharf at which they will butt for three days, talus place at New York. It will be a great sensatioe, though there is very little chance of its resulting in any thin tut straining bath vessels." THE CAPTIVES IN ABYSSINIA. On the subject of the detention of Mr. Cameron in Abyminio, the Coast do Biros has written seethe' ex traordinary lette rto the Opinion Netionak. He says : " Paris, Sept. IS. " Sir,—ln a late number you announced that the Emperor Theodora', not consteut with retaining M. Cameron in captivity, has thrown into irons two (weevil- Gal missionaries, MM. Stern sad Rhuinthell, that he hat made them at first work at making cartridges, and thee =cloyed them in distilling brandy. However slight may be the interest taken by your readers la Thoodoeus, you will permit me, in the interest of truth, to rectify the above, which I know de gist' to be completely orropeoan M. Cameron has been set at liberty as I bays mentioned ; bat the theme, before allowing him to quit Shyest's* im posed certain conditions upon him. As long es the English consul does Dot fulfil this. condition" be will net leave the empire, I will answer for it, whatever Ir. Lewd mamy or get telegraphed from Atexisedria. U. Cameron w ill do wall to make up his mind woo, for patiemee is not the forte of Theodorus. He rarely jokes, sad with protestant' never. M. Store, bishop, and Rosenthal (not Rhuintball), evangelist miesionalier, are not is km,. They are 'imply under guard at Riedel", but are free to move about. Tbey can take a walk on the mountain whenever hey wish. M. Stan is particularly detained because be wrote to Pompe that the mother of the Emperor was a dealer is mum, a violent pareative and 'pacific against the tapeworm. The Ne . gous, hurt is hie amour propre, ' condemned the unfortunate gentleman to live entirely on cram for a whole week. As be refried to submit to this abnormal riving Ira was made to swallow his &Ate repeats by wind violet:res. It is unnecemary for see tsitell yen that the poor missionary was reduced to • skeleton at the end of this coarse of medicine I mast add t h at all these gem- Memo had besides been convicted of having sent to Ger many asd Be la rd letters of en offensive eharseler con earning Theodora". Thence arose their lose of liberty. They are unfortunate. I do not somas them. lon ly sketch a twenties. The working at cartridges is an Abend sod grotwtoes imitation. The slate never 'applies them to the troops. What then should the &master do with them ? Noes are made in Abyininis—every soldier COM• poses hie owe powder denten wan and carries it' is a little week of waterproof Masse. The brandy story betrays its English origin sad proves that the author of the eorrespondeeee has never set foot is the empire. Had these gentleness been acrademeed to make teed (kydrossel) it might have passed comet; bet the Bilious would never bore bees the filet to drink it : the rsionoearise would have largely partakes of it, sod fee a good Teases. Bat this allegations is false like the other ; they were somismood to cameleer* sews and carriages. sod they have acquitted themselves tolerably well. I will le. form you, is toonetasios, that smart tin people under guard et Magdala there are still four Gamma. three Eregliab, wed two Preaeh—M. B rubel, • farmer Moister of the ' View, ow in divines, and U. Motu, in Alsostan.— ; Accept, he., "Coo!*ho Boriou." Ames oribot • b i li wili r=l Pk. P or• — ••• 1 0, 0 4 r it do ifier_4ll. 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