The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-23 00:00:00

THY CATTLZ PLAGUE. 1 ,ti__ 1 . 111 . ___ ..., ~.....:......ttr:‘,,t.:..A., i r s --...........—ftr. • 'FY"' Ts.' 'P CIO i g 65. [STAMM, ld. ADDITIONAL] f TWOPE a x -3 i ! 1 , • I 1 I THE NAVAL FETES AT BREST, The town is on the banks of the Lim,' in the centre of a beautiful valley. As the rain ad tinned, I sought shelter in an inn—the Post-house, kept by one Bowie/milt From a singularly well kept coffee-room, which I and a friend wbo &mom- Lathed me hail all to ourselves, I watched the Breton peasats playing at chuck-penny in the rain, on the b anks of the river, which, by the way, is navigable for vessels of considerable burden. The inn, though then destitute of customers, had a singularly oonifortable appearance, and I noticed handsome suites of rooms on the first floor, which suggested periodical market dinners for well to-do people, and even provincial balls. My recollections of Landerneau are most plow ing. I beard that several English families live there. If the inhabitants could only discover a mineral spring they would all make their fortunes, so beautiful is the neighbourhood. Abd-ei-Kader ' with a suite of six persons, is expected here to-dry by the train which arrives from Paris at 12.40. Apartments have been pre pared for him at the house of AL Gasson, the Receiver-General. The municipality propose to give a theatrical entertainment to the officers of the English lest, and has engaged several eminent Paris artistes foe the occasion ; Madame Marie Cabal has arrived, and there are some hopes that Madile. Augustihe Brohan, of the Theitre Fransais win wine. The opera of 9sielso wail be ese-ei lisi piers pgisia. The English fleet is, I believe, coining in to-day, and not Tuesday. The weather is fine. 11 . u .ruifirs. 1 9 11 EXHIBITION of ARTS sad so d .:`,, -- -- 1138TRALIAli ao 1611411 i .1. l_ US t NORTH in MA". .'-•-- 11"141" Plperath 866 bark DatILY A , from 10 amt. °l to 6 pm. in the AGRICULan , It I, I . o Pix 4 . " ria : t b il bst = l,loo "Dom oe =Mean= su odnizzo, from 10 am. to 6 . 17 m., Ono 81611ing ; &nomads, Zottrs i g i ~, i bemokoador : loan. Dooka SIB ." 44) .IT. tra t t eui ifilA iii i o, mg boa at kbal 6 •••, ••• • full P 0 01), ,_ .. ... in „w o rt for obo sooommodation ot cabin p O." ' o w roof an extlanstmat Lt rooalm4— sal Who soli to TM sod MOLT, le° el 1110 4 a t 1040,01. - Pursuant to public announcement, the Loag Parkes at the thlAiiklik- been wee thrown opts yesterday he the eideurned public mean respeeting the matte dirt's, at which was to be read the report prepared by Übe minmittee Dominated at the previous meeting. With his meal pusctoality the Right Hun. the Loot Mayer took the ask precisely at three o'clock but at that hear the only other persons present were the reps*. seatatime of the mailing papers and one waded dike& =welted for halt se beer his lordship ordered mom to be made, whoa it was secertaisell that the niestkg, or at least a rosette& was being held at 1W saammetie **Guildhall by the roarketei somailles . Some paid maces of peculiarly obscure phrase**, were Me dew% but a van attempt by kis lerdship, odulf slim Ponds@ new, to underseasd them, easistedi se — was determined on to the Guildhall, where the raTed gayer very shortly arrived, followed by the Hare it was found that the rionferems wee beim =tl . closed deem Ind the representatives of the press lisedy withdrew, roe the seeseame that due satire would be OM al the emit pads meef was medenteed tied the parsons who bad bees I satd to the committee were la a stets of hopeless dieagreemeut as lathe cams ad remedy d the a•Mie *sue. (nom 0171 lIPSCIAL NORTILICASTERN LONDON EXHIBITION of Aartead IdAItITIACTITIMS, AORICOLTITAAIrHALL. ALL AZZAMOZWAMIS tor the WILK oodles Awed 'SWIM TAMArrant lard. p.d.—CONCMILT, by i bC MILL DAMS beiesslos to the LOCAL CHARITY dall‘A) who will repeat the Muds sans at the Anneal lealival at Crystal 7.20 p m.—Orpa Irdiceessera TOMORROW. August 2000, US p.m.— Operate sad Medd' 110eottese ea the Arida Colleeitiall. by the them Liebsail. with pleaded' =r 1111 DAY, —Li uAu a gt ga Orat past.—Beleettos s ilda. Capped. tram= ASAN : Marrs. Wem , Mande, R.A.X. lIATUMDAY, August lOW thhard—Mtsoelleaeols Ordeart Adair : Maim Ida" Medemoadle deetiel, AM lacheaeL Ms. Odeado. Ma W. Warne& BREST, Buenas Monne°, Ammer 20. No description had given me the slightest idea of the beauty of Brest harbour as approached from the sea. After entering the mouth of the vast land-locked natural port, you pass for several miles between beautiful slopes of wooded hills, downs, and green fields, crowning picturesque rocks on each side, the shipping and town beyond ; with a panorama of green hills forming the back-ground of the picture. On the right, as you get near the town, the harbour expands and forms what in feat is a lake just as much as Loch Fyne. In this lake, protected from the wind in almost all weather,. every French officer tells you with pride there is room for all the fleets of the world to ride at anchor. Vice-Admiral Bonet-Villanmes's squadron is a far finer one than that of Bear-Admiral Roncihre le Nonry, which we left at Cherbourg. The wooden ships axe ranged on one lids and the ironolads on the other. The wooden' include two magnificent three-deckers. The May Lia. is a list of the sadron now here, 4hiefild 'oulon Werth, and arrived on the 16th, taking nine days to perform the voyage : Le Solferlso—Vies-Admirel, Commarster-in-Chief sad Nestor, Clout Bonet-Villanmes; Captain Rotinet de Plea Le Nortalodie—Beer.Admirel Yam Leaseaville ; Car tau Dassevilla Ls Coarense—Reer.Adethel de Wart ; Captain ROILVIIIII de Beeeeeoet, nag Captain. L'lsvleeible —Captain Chevalier. Le Prove:we—Captain de Bundle. In Glare—Captain Niguel de Mu. Studying the mural literature of the place, my eye lighted upon a programme of four days' fetes, setting forth that the first would be this day, August 21, and consist of regattas—sailing and rowing boat races, for prizes, some of which are as high as 241.--and that a steamer would take the public out to see the races at two francs a head— " children ball-price." The latter announcement is indicative of the maritime character of the popula tion. The second day, Tuesday, 22nd, a boat, or two boats' if necessary, would go out, weather permit ting, as far as Cape St. Matthew, to meet the Eng- Bah fleet, and return with it into the harbour-- piss four francs, children half price. After this AIM would be another regatta. The third and fourth day steamers would start from the quays every half-hour, to take the pub Bo " round about and through and through, in all directions, the combined English and French squadrons, affording the fullest opportunity for en joying the magnificent spectacle." But a little further on I noticed a placard on blue paper, newly posted, headed, "Highly important," and stating that in consequence of the delay in the arrival of the linglish squadron, the second day's regatta woulcl not take place till Tuesday. The Mendips,. of yesterday announced that "on account of Sunday" the fleet would not be here till Monday. The more delay the better for the Brest people, who will continue to let their lodgings at fabulous prices. Continuing my mural studies, I find that the new Mayor dof Brest is an elderly native of the place, namederros, who was conscious of having ren dered sufficient services to this city to have entitled him to retire from public life, but the "votes of his fellow citizens having designated him to the Emperor's choice" [Anglia, he came in at the bead of the opposition list of municipal eouncillors], he sacrifices his own inclinations to perform the duties of mayor. I had the pleasure of being introduced last evening to the venerable English oonsul, Sir Anthony Perrier, who has held the post for forty years. He is greatly respected by all classes of French as well as English society here. I see his name linked with those of Vice-Admiral Count de Gueydon, maritime prefect; Baron Richard, pre fect of the department of the Finisterre and N. Bizet, the late mayor, as honorary presidents' of the Brest regattas. Sir Anthony has immense heaps of letters and newspapers for expected English visitors addressed to his care, and be turns them all over with admirable patience for every Englishman who calls upon him. awl MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINK It gip.—Tar SYDNIY Meet (to mil from the _ gek adobe, cabs at Plymouth to embark re& I tu rind, de mu Aberdeen clipper STRATH. po i Lid tom resider, 2,000 tons burden, MO. et the Pm cm ~.) seder; hod Indio Dodd put beus sig Aberdeen, la expready Mind 0 ond - unM, sod from her beautliul model Is expected ye ogler She Nee full poop. tilted wlUs en s 1 Or scongsmodation of able pa.,,,,... d w d, am ogosed surgeon, U rectdred.—Par terms onreisat pro_asti 10 Di v i n sad AMA s. Billitermor loson ,..ite diddlilsolts. fir 4 PPLIOATIONS for CHORAL FESTIVALS, itUOICAL zinirrannums ea , &., to be aide at lao moitt0000rko„ istionwleso i po. illy a. U.L lieerstary. ad MOORS'S AUSTRALIA/4 LINE DMit ply.—lee AMAMI Meet (le Nan Mee ea Ihe OA September, Wan et Pt /boa* M thf ie grOe mh Septeseber), the ep , . sew dipper h„ . .... ALO Mem, SO to reeteher, OM Was _,..lit '''ALUAIDSS WITIT Itele at the Ms OWL Oem immos me Leedom Dodge. TIM Isse ship hee bees Wm: or ibe Adelaide Weis : she hee a Sill peep, SUM * __,... i me glen °UM amble ter the emeameMer YAm _, ....merre : her 'Mesa &Ms belegleity sad elm r-- 6 06. mmertaalty tor a tem wane alba mg 0 Illi i s a l ysea irl p 4l • E r ea er te=ILOMM =Ws maiii ed 11, 11111ftermtrett. STODA RI. —l3B= KIPRISISTATION. MIME id NUM!. strrrnili BALL—MAMMAS fa MAGIC and VINT1111)Q111611, by Colonel BTODARIL—Tbb nal India& Bakst Ilia, and tanianlanonus growth of Nowa Trana an talandead, Pa Ital line la Oa coax" od Imlay llooday r 0 17, 1" by Camel bads* sad formal by ids tan Winn llaskaan MAY AIM ali (Batarbyn band" also as Walaseday and &Wady Afar abana_ L-54•11. at biltobeft's, Si, Old Bndable* sad Boa adarneaaalb"—Yldb " itara 4 daaris, 1117TIOLIC. An influential oounty nesting was !mkt yester day thoraces at leawisb. Mr. J. P. Baum, tie alaselt, is Vas ash., to devise asaaersa fee &an whit viottO 00, Amon timno preasat wen tie Duke d Orate," Lord Himailer, ILP.. Major Parker. M.P., 0 Lord Illa / Li Thom. I =ars v ie g irater eriee k. y imagism alllrarieraient sad 1110011113 AI7BTRALIAN LINN ei t yd= MN. To WINCESTON Mod diss 1....001 diato m) apird. sad will Ws galek dwiestob). 70001 solar UM & AI 0 rem it los W. IL 00D, Cotswolds? : oted Is tb g e e Vost b os Dots Ills =balls by Moms. W. no, Hay, mid ds,dloodolOod• . lot lbs llowastsa trade, le noted a . j u g w ags *matts, sod Ow Ersbrato secommodstlos Is ow Mot adds yossoets.—lr term of _l or oar .... Si r l SA T. E. st 41XICII. les. O. Nosts.plaso; '''' sal MOOS; 9, Elllttordlotet. SW ---------7-- %fxlil oxiron.D.--86, R., !4 J. OFFIDTBACH, 1 supported by Shoes Ben* Tyreell.Wabusteyi bless A. al Albou Ones W. Miens Husk dra, with MU bliWi and 031011114. Nedue by W. r. Jeeps's. Also the Bridal of beauty. by the Misr ass sod Tont Gunnies. Comedy D a y sit the ornlalts bast, luelndlog the eeletested Taub's% [ Moss. Duna sad Dams, etc. IV .IMY IYANINO, at Bight suer MM. We regret to have to report a further extension of Ile ancrada hs bet Leek From reports lad balms the essisel sosarsittaes speeissed at the media; on Sateaday week, we learn that Mr. Waning, of Chalet, has kat alas caws is four days he the Met apnea:sass el tire Messes were his Meek. Mr. Robert Washer, of Obitty Fiero. la the sawn mirk, lost eight cows i.e. squally *art period. Amara Weir, aloe la the lame asiglbmrkood. has kat two tows sad six ogres, sad Mae daises Ms sharked tba Mesh of Mn Maids, bat with what result we Uwe vet saapitsiani.--Knaish Anew. DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, MM. Vatter the Spedslratresers at Hee Majesty the WEN. - - The lIIIIBMON to OM SLAY WEIL DAY, sad in the MYIII4I/108 et MONDAYS, YONS Oat DAY Shilli S, and THURSDAYS. Attanhos, ng. ...-------___ D l eli r la Ir. /or 11t11 3 11T TOWN "' L IM N ko ok giegirli), the weil-lacetaridper skip HAWWWBIG , WILLIAIIS7OI. II , ; loading egrain6.l%WeDoets. Mb regular trader has dreirele tar Wet cabin pommy on, &ad Wad Doted for her ..ko week die moan e dominate omportnairy la_ gr i fitc r. - Widelosposage apply so Divrn sad MOOS; 9, 09 11 sinoldike RAILWAY AtILANGEIdErre. Ratans tickets to and ham Dublin ors Lissa ths principal railway stadoss to Mewl and midland at cooddsrabiy re duced rataa &Reardon trains ran frequently at very low prima Par tull particulars ass Ito railway compasiod sintomicanisito TRALIAN LINT Istrin d la raer. ar or ki m A olzro ljß x BAY Dirac' .101 l i are -oingiliate despatch', the well -known Britlah-bnlit clinger 3001131, Al 10 years, register tons, G. Y. ADANA, tne: „mg; bing in the London Docks. Ebb Sue TONIC built under ir aingren, is noted for ber lain-aelling (palates. Abe has grdisnmakodation tor Wel cabin O n e interntecae passenger% m g goterable opportnoity tor sad wawa gooda—Tor inset or puree at*" to Mr JOHN YOWL; (late Cogs WIC° , Fenchureiroireei or telAYIETand YOW a 1.104111110. VICTORIA (LONDON) MINING COMPANY ((Liaised). NOTICE 111 0 an, teat an EXTILAOR.DINABX onsiud. MlirflNO of the shareholders of this Compani will be held et the Company's oilic‘a. Butklertborl, in the CI t 7 of London, oa TCCID Y, fhr nab leaf., at 12 o'clock noon pre dash, to milder sad deterwlee as the propriety of confirming or otherwise the resolaumi passed at the lairsoadlnary o•Derst Meeting held on the Slot alt.: That dame 70 of the Artioln of Aisociatton be sad is hereby cried by adding thereto the follow!ifi words. • Always eiceptiag the shares of the Cont piny. —lly 01 , 414T,_ C. IL decratery. Odkork ht. Bool.arebary. Load's, LR, Analt fa, litlik VLACH BALL PAS BINGER LINK of sl cures' PACt u if to AUBr if BALZA two Leadott i Todirert, THE JOINT-STOOL DISCOUNT COMPANY .m. M 6 and 7 Nicholambs% teenterdmtrett, ondon. I= arnAr..... ..... Two MUMS. PAID UP A7W pos ah risktilMAlll MID MAN& SACIVIAD Sa Date an demand M 7 dare Doffs" DIVA at It dare notice epeeist rama toe meta deposited far Tons ple:rAh . ‘ ,.. rmig — -- - IER and BON'S 17PHOLIITZBX sad re•TIWINIT FULNITUKS HOW auolts, si. at sad L. zerow•mmt. W. Attention is reatiatted to them specteas dem room, which are smoog the lariat ta 'Audio, commialla a peas misty of ovary description ad limnittl" at the bat guano, and moderato prim nee UN yM ***** o D f o S ke rdse7 2 . 006 01100 7 taloa Trident • • 1 . 5 " ooIINILLND.--Ided Orders, T" --- wee 0 1 ill Soon WIN km* DOM ( I GrafLs.) Victoria} 4,003 Z. Itedta & India L India to all dm L Indio Aug. 26 L ladlat Sept. 20 fibiglinfig las at wads hate. be OM elfOoff*Pir gig paw, ousel • workWroows regototim gal Mar par taratorsommirdise guarpirred by any amok agash—lor direlers raireoling freight or ewer to Avalrells agW to siN mune ow. uverpoig *stets tic Wm Morn al ; ail IL MACKAY wad Co, I, Loollashfaliaml , lie, LC. HYLId sad Co.'s ATTIRB for GENTLKION, es sad 67, 011 , 01tD4ITZTZT. Overeats tor oak rat, sad dust, la, et. to tem. Omegas, dlksad- Mad sad beak as. to sis. boa far badness, the park toy at to ea :whets to sll the teatoolaa adds Os. to as. headralthra Sartoate, IS.. to Ted Vests to Coshaera ields. dale. fa, 7s. ed. to Us. Traumas la a u Ladoga- Sys sag arterials, Us. W. to tie. pAssmarits for AUSTRALIA .re invited to •in v ?CT o w e:, e c t t o a l lstg C o-b l t i to a :S i tlet r) assess the Let hulls Docks puircta e r on the Nth Sep: WM, be qtnuaquAND, taking paseengen for Sydney and Bikes tat theasitt Wm The superb deck saloons are, for l bw" swab* cenvesience , and general sithegoina n t. on. was' by so other ship us the Australian trade. Being under the government of Queensland, will carry an a gaisad surgeon superintendent. Will call at Plymouth to mderk malls and pabseneers.—T. It . MACKAY and Co., 1, lailheamrest. London, B.C. -- - I.IYAM and Co.'s Imam DIAPAIUMENTS, masa 67. OXFORDSTAMM No. t fioutiomees CklUdas for 'woof foto wear. No. t Ors. Women Order Dosorimat. No. S. ]lord Mean for tourasoso wow. No. S. Bo• sad Youths' Ord., Depertaiest. No. 6. Habit sod Livery Doportiomt. No. & Hob ono Geduld tiodors. No. 7. Trovoillois Po/trunk:sus, Sap, Mc. Provioefal Brod= :—MnioNsVm. i, ts, sad Is, New.airooS; ideas& _ Kr& MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of lisekwallisrei, London) LINZ at IMAM and PACK IT le Arimue.—Yor MALIKIUBNY, Fort MIFF. direct Little! Decb on Wednesday, Kik Saptesaber, calling at Ow splendid clipper ship SUFFOLK, 1,100 tom. .IFTHAN. Camirnander : lying in the Zest India Docks. Ise accammsdetione for &Hawses of are tumor wet md she will carry an es anigeom—For freight mph to ALLPORI and YOROAN , with iii. i lgrWlOLill and BONS, 7, Leodenhall-etswek TV YOU TRAVEL, send foe BUBSZY, SMITH, ant Co•e. ILLNITAATID CAT ALOGITZ d POW 111•11- TIMM, Trunks. Hap. awl every other travelling reseinies Alan Field. Marine, and Opera Olaawa unrivaled for Inwelleator and eheapnees.-413. New Oatordeareet, W.C. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and ttletinguti pertamo. initiated from the Bowels, by JNO. OOSNILL sod Co., Please to H.E.H. the Princess at Ram. No. 12. Twee Ktai-ceert, Lowaardeneet, London. §4114::: to to MELBOURNE and SYDNEY :m NOTICZ PABBENGLES. - Tie magoillcent new steam lap NHL LINO, Ltoo tonabartben, under the colossal el JOHN PINEL (Tote of tbe Voss sad Ilea ONO, vill lope Loudon about 'be middle of Novemher.—For plans of ddrateemmoialoa, de., 1211 to BOBERTSON ik Ca, 6. knourecaost, Cornhill. LArruK—The LETTUCE °contains aa active .14 principle the Wads*, which parairce ell the active olg vritbout Its dasigera—Mt. :012A11, Pesch =B4I4EZ !Mares • SIM end • Pete of Laltue pie lettuce), 1 recesamoded by the Medkal Protonic. for aced% odium, used an dirt sew:liege. Syrup, d. 2s. lid.; Fete. is. ltd. end It ed. Me. be poet. IL itirL &ad es. i (IIIKENSLAND GOVERNMENT 20‘ INIGIATION OFEICES, 2, OM Breatirrest, Loudon. EMIGRATION to QUEENELAND. 11.22 GRANTS ad LAND. £ 1 3•0 1 •1 Pew their own toll purges tattle colony receive imale—equal to 30 acres or land—for each medber at el 12 years and upwards, and a Alb land order err nth Arid between It months and It yearn ins rd sedated are now ever without restriction to persons of the following occupations: —Shepherda, Icerose, road makers, quarrymen, piercer& gardeners, carpenters, MOODS, bricklayers, blacksmiths. wheel- Vitae, shipwrights, , aka female domestic servants of foodclancter. HENRY JORDAN, Agent• General for Emigration for Queensland. ----_,------ KA"'S WOItBDELL'B PILLS, the BEvr ?vein= et the BLOOD holm In Medicine, fres their se isie sad emend adopekoe,_siay be MOM chieed se a botuidisid raearria. bald 11 7 slit Reactive Vanden. NEW NOVEL BY Na RAZLITT. The day, in al all Libraries, SOP HY LAURIE John Norwell sad Co.. AL lontotroot. Cheap =Don, twines* bound in istoth rtt, Oa, E C OEN T RIO By WILLIAM R PERSONAGES oom; LD. Jain musi Ca. pabitshoes, 122. 1/1444strest. _ _ ("SHARD LINE—BRITISH and NORTH vV 1/031.1C.AN ROYAL MAIL errnAnalurs, An*ony to na between uvirs.rooL N a rv i ira sad tenets LIVULPOOL sod ROSTON, the Rorke ships I Hagar to land and receive passengers and maga Th ea el: Mfg sr other vessels are appended to ssil twos Liverpool. eau at Pork to vormiv, oh. malls: •900111, for NEW YORK, Saturday, August VI. • Till* neassegere sad goods for Nassau and Harems/I, to bettyndened at New York (subject to Use permission at the ratter Stairs authorities) no board the BALSA Corsica. Mali. toe ROSTON, Saturday, Pent. 2. AUBTLALASIAN, for NEW YORK, Saturday. Bent. , including stewancs tee and 'translate but 8 11 1 27 1"" nes or liquors :—To Ranter and Boston, chief = All: asceed cabin, gin To New York, chief cabin, AO; MR. £l6. Freight to Balite; Beaten. and New York, IS per tn. and 6 per cent. Drtmage.—ADD4 te J. R. Poord, St. Old Ilreadelnet, Iced= J. B . Kaye, and It. Place de lo Mink Prat Bunn. 110. Jankettect. Olufrow D. set C. Ilselrar, Qattanatown , or D. and C. Weaver, 8, Water line', Lirarpool. CIALTTLE PLAGUE, by Prof. GAtrozr.. Defini- NJ don. droploars, Pat-Ik~ lraucra, and dotard latoodlat Trestroot. !Wrestled too. ittotory and Dorados abroad sad at boner. (idst Matron of Intrittakaa l Cooper, llaB/311. mbs : Robert Ilardwtokat, UM Piccadilly. - DR. 01JLITZILWELL an MLABBILGZ : no °wow n appums, ad DUAppolmlossa•s. Ist. m, Oarshlll ;or Author. THE PANTHEON TVINCISH BATHS, Is. ; iftsso. Wise dal llcadAss. AS Dr. C.'s protsoloaal residaor w l Orlai lashlarseaWslrest W. AWN Ow Past-sew Turkish Whs. Is. 416. HarNA's-le•Orsol. LC rim PUBLIC HBAL2II. • The returns published by authority of the Begistrair.Gessral show that in the week that ended es Entruday, August 19th, the births registered to Loudon and tee other large towns of the Oohed Kiegdont were 3.889; the deaths registered 2,668. The anthal rate of mortality wee 91 per 1.000 pump= brims. In Load= the births of 964 boys sad 1,019 girn, is all 1,973 children, were neutered in the week. Ls th e crorrethonding weeks of tea yea" 185581 the manse somber. =erected foe teasaro derps- Linn, was 1,891. The deaths registered is Londoduring the week were 1,182. It wee the thirty-third week of the year, and the average somber for that week was, with • oonvetioefor isereassof populstioo.l,32 2 . The sotaal return far the week Is less than the *Wasted tsertality by 140. It is satisfactory to observe that the mortality from diar rhoea is Londe* exhibits a great decrease. Is mob of the dot two weeks at the present mouth the deaths from this disease were the= 900 ; is the last week they declined to 116. The average somber for the oorresponding week is the last ten years is, with a correction for increase of pope latioo, 200. la the week that ended 20th August is 1859, the deaths from diarrheas m were 240 ; is the same week of 1864 they were 242. Besides the deaths enumerated as caused by dianbua, 12 men, of which font occurred to adults, were referred to cholera or choleraic diarrbote. lo 84. Gorese.in.thei•East, at 64, Hardiese.street, on 15th August. the wife of a working lightermas, aged 27 yens, died of "Asiatic cholera after 24 bouts illnes Mr. An n • ethos& registrar of Bt. leery sub-district of s " St. 01110110411. the-East, draws attention to the onditios of Blacksmith's• anne-eoart, which suffered meat by • visit of =shown ty. phus three years ago, sod where Masers is away, prevalent is consequence of the Situ sod fetid exiselations of the place. The following four deaths by hones or hone conveythen on the streets were reentered in the week : Dose street, Mothers, Go 11th August, the 800 of a farrier, aged 12 years, died at Einis College Hospital; on llth August, the son of • chireasy-sweep, aged 8 menthe, throws from a cart, died et 4, Caoalstreet, lieggerstose ; on 4th August, a caroms, aged 27 years, ma over, died at 2, York street, Bethsal.grees ; is the Old lint.roed, on 13th Awmk • labourer, aged 36 years, lumina down by a cab, did in Guy's Hospital The rate of siortality last week wan 30 per 1,000 In Leaden, , 27 is glitabsrgh, mid 25 is Dubin, 32 in Liver pool 31 is Mthehenter, 34 is Salfeed. 26 is Birmingham. 29 I=l9 ia Brietel, 27 In gull, sod 32 is Gleesow. La the blobs were 363. the deaths ;is Mew &mbar the Meths 227, the des* , 200 ; in Salford the kith 82, the deaths 72 ; is Unalaska= she births 296. the deaths 166 ; in Ueda the births 198. ths deaths 125 ; is Bristol the births NM the deaths 00; ie Hull the births 70. the deaths 53 ; Is Minnow\ tbe births 118, tke derithe 89 ; in Onagew the births 343, the deaths 313 ; sad is Dahlia the births 176. the deaths ISO. ITIAII PROM LIVERPOOL 01 QUERNSTOWN TO NEW TOILE. TWICE A TRILIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, and PIMADELPRIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend dip slablaithetrtallieowered Clyde-belt Iron Boor Iltomeahlgoi. mires the Veiled States math TIDE LIVERPOOL for NEW 'YORK. CITY Of lI•NCEEBTIJ., friday, August 25 . CITY OP NEW YORE, Wednesday. AUga" 30. • CITY Of DUBLIN, Baturday. Sept t. CITY Of BOSTON, Wednesday, Rept 6 . Lad envy Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturday Cable s. Poste by the mall steamers eattlng every Wedne= 15 ' i t lui a sunesg, accordion to the accommodation. Pros _ the Friday'a and Saturday's stamen. 13 rotor. Panel includes a full supply of cooked t rzt vi siona. ..mmlata lar (hauls and the United Soto hooked 00 MlAxdrashooss terms. Foe f ur ther particulars any to INMAN yt, Waterstnet, LlysdP ool nelt Q, 114 wmunaatnat. Lassos. BRIM/IN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick. and Central German.—The North German Lloyd's butelaw. anew •Acomer NONE, Captain J HEITXANN denatchrd from lionelydowa ow THURSDAY. the Itth perrolubar, at 10 a.m., collie( at branewick Pier. yfor platengen, at 12 noon. —Yana to BMWS. It retain ticketa, and £1 lea—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Mee, Regent-circus, W. : or to PHILLIPPS. (MAYO, PIILLIFPS mg c o St. Dwateol-boate, St. Donstaa'oblll, ROITERDAM aed the MUNK—R= I7 G . TION al UMW—TM Netherlands Simsbast OmaC tail sad favourite steamer BATaVIER, erla w. emir wal Irna Iltuawkk Nat Blackmail EVERY BILIAT at 11 o' lit rebid al Qs KIM a.m. tral;i from Panclaralraireat , BMWs. llaisced farm: 2.1001 . R 1 ; tore cakiik Ida.: lick" ' . at • BIM and I halt —Ripply at emotive tilversal Bask a. W.; or to-Y.IIII.MM ORRVIR PHIL WYE • Illi. " Damaton'abonea. LO. aOTHINBURCI. The fine first-431am mew .liaanter GUSTAF WASA. Captain C. F. C l = Um alma poet on or &boat the inirtant. To ba Wk. Int-elm atomism Th vessel boa Sari er ....mon for paaaampara. i 7Lawartieslaw 01 frei g ht UIgRAPLIN'S U Oeco, FS. GRAVES, PHILLEPPS C 0... B. 6.46l wwis. Ininatan'irbill, LC. THI INVIGORAcaITIyIVE =WINE MENG' edeete prepared sad mod pevered esdri me_cestial istredoad nearer is their some seedlike na on the Waver of weidi period brie die =isetio "a leaddc tor &bike d ill Weds, mod tree Ns ewe mcsi oar meta. pailinseed PicePhatel lea% Ri t s 6. pur= baboadd to tbs serer end ar ranitiesteir e is see ter 3 . 117 - 71‘ Zratal=== and Ce. Odeffesiesst. W.C. fraohoo. THE BOMBAY MAIL. By the arrival of the above mail we have ad vice. from Bombay to July 23, and from Calcutta to July 15. In Bombay the favourable reaction which set in after the Ist of July in financial matters, and which was partly the result of a general feeling that the settlement of time-bargains should make things take a turn for the better , a nd partly of the unexpected news of a rise in the price of cotton at home, has been checked by the large sales by auc tion of forfeited shares, and by the break down of the Indo-European Telegraph at the moment when it appeared by advices to the 30th June that cotton bad again begun to decline in value. Bombay has, therefore, bad a relapse into be. former state of blank dulness and despondency ' • and, while the prospects of cotton remain uncer tain, the circum stances of Bombay are not it is thought likely to im prove. Indeed the Gazette says tbat a fall of 2d. per pound at Liverpool would cause many fresh failures in Bombay, and would indefinitely delay the much desired restoration of public confidence. "There is a strong belief, however, even amoag sober men of business (it adds), that cotton, if it does not further advance in price, will at least be steadily maintained at the rates recently current ; and in any arsethe shippers of cotton, during the five , months of the year from February to June it elusive, will have large profits to recover from England.' There is still, on the other hand, heavy amount of re-drafts to be paid by Bombay oe account of losses on the shipments made towards the close of last year ; and this drain on our re sources will not be clamed for another month to come. But the export of bullion from Europe to Bombay has already recommenced ; and the steady prosperity of our trade seems to be well I assured. Much, however, in this respect depends I on the conduct of the mercantile community of Bombay. It is obvious that the reckless specula tive excitement of 1863-64, and the subsequent collapse, must have seriously injured the credit of Bombay ; and the reputation we have lost will be recovered until people at home are con vinced that the speculative spirit in this city has been effectually subdued, and that each new sign of returning fortune will not encourage us to make a wild rally in pursuit of the will-ce-th•-wisps which have already lured Bombay into the pitfalls of insol vency. Unhappily, the experience of the past fort night has shown us that the spirit of speculation has not been dead, but sleeping, and that it is ready and eager, on the first opportunity, to become as active and vigorous as it was in former days." With reference to the break down of the Indo- European telegraph, we learn that the submarine portion failed between Guadur and Mussundum on July sth, and the fault ITU repaired on the 19th, on which day it bad been fixed that aeteamer should sail for Mussunducu with the messages for Europe which had accumulated during the fortnight. In regard to the Indian Telegraph Department, the Supreme Government have dispensed with the ser vices of the late Director-General, Colonel Douglas. Re has already made over his charge to Colonel D. G. Robinson, R.E., known in connexion with the Trigonometrical Survey. It is reported that in the recent battle between the A niee r and the Candshar chiefs no less than sixteen sirdars, relatives of the Anne; fell fighting on his side. B9P4T, ][sonar, Amor, 21. It is said that the Governor-General will not Yesterday was almost a blank day. The only visit the Punjab and Rajpostana at the commence thing in the programme was the regatta, and as sent of the cold season, as expected, but will pro that is but a monotonous spectacle for a stranger end to Calcutta as usual. who knows nothing of the boata or the people who The Commander-in-Ohief has called the attention of commanding officers to the fact that there are a man them, I contented myself with bird's-eye number of young officers who have not yet passed in glimpse of it from the magnificent promenade the vernaculars, and requested that their a ttention under the trees on the top of the rock which 0003- may be directe d to the advantage to themselves and mends a view of the harbour. If the harbour of to the service by q u a li fy ing in this respect. Brest astonished me by its beauty, notwithstanding The Governor- has authorised the hums- Brat I had read of it, I found the climate entirely dirt. distribution d ir istrihution of the second and final payment money at Ba. 25 a sh answering a description with which I was familiar. Counsel's opinion be. been taken in England on All the morning yesterday we had a soft, drizzling the appropriation of the mess funds of native regi rain with a sombre fog. The precipitous streets meets, and it is to the e ff ect that these funds should were greasy, and the smells from the open be returned to the existing members of the several gutters very horrible. The people both MP Major - General Green bas printed for private • here and in the adjoining ru ral districts are so culati on a number of letters and documents relating need to this fine rain that they go out of doors to the fatal march frow Mow, on which he relies for much the same whether it falls or not. I had exculpation ; bat on the facssued t becoming known to often wished to see Linderman, for no other government, orders were i forbidding their reason than because it is habitually referred to publication for general nes. the Paris journals as the type of a primitive T he rte n rum wi or ja t ; x ni e t a gr a r i tu s n i c o llhat the army bead bycountrytown,where, "far from the mad'ning crowd's qu ar ters Bhurtpore Durbar be. agreed to cede to the ignoble strife," village politicians discuss state British government a strip of land 200 feet in news unbiassed by court prejudices, and draw oon- breadth for the ptoposed railway through Rajpoo elusions widely different from metropolitan ones. tans, and to forego all transit duties on the traffic on the line.lt is a standing joke of the Cherivari to discuss "So far as can be judged at present (says the ministerial speeches and circulars from the point of Times of India) the breadth of cotton sown in Wes view in which they are likely to be regarded at tern India is decided:y less than in recent years. Landerneau. I was lucky enough, at the handsome This does ant arise so much from doubt as to the terminus of the Western Railway at Brest, to catch probable remunerative prim of of oott rein ou, and the as from the a train going to Linderman, and we. therein calf relatively high tangible prim g cessity of crop rotation. There is little indication an hour. The country all the way ls exquisitely of extended cultivation; and after all that has been beautiful. On the right, an arm of the harbour done in laying main lines of railway and forming running far into the land reminded me a good deal g hor trun k mo d s commun i c ation with the interior of the Firth of Forth, only the banks is very inadequat;4." are infinitely more verdant. Crossing the The Calcietta Englishman of the 15th July says ricer Lan, I noticed the wet timber uteseses bees u l g Oslcutta is tu f t to b rom oeurtakz.ris.ssesit:fetht to stores of the arsenals Instead of keeping their re- thing of the Wad that has yet been attempted on Wa w a; serve of timber dry in warehouses, the Brest dock of aerheareentrtheti Atl m met l e i t y e e l; t a i ntLa w t authorities sink it in the river, for the double pm- of aee Calcutta gars aa average death rate :f aliout fifty-sight pose, as I understand, of seasoning the wood and par (Whig foar uicatheer yetta. aaPtattalit keeping it secure from fire. Arrived at Latiderneau, reePrTst estimate a she populates to be correct. The its of the last opium sale are again very nfavoumble, I found it kri cnons little town, with narrow twist- the averagepinosPa ll ieg far below the budget climate, with, ing streets and quaint homes of various periods, we far, 4iree7rlthet°9o °f e e speedy reee,',.._ Vi le whole of many of them with slate gable ends much resew- the Presidency, with the !Il l fe e j r :ti'en of Eastern and Wing those in Flanders . There ere two churches, L ower B owe l i b us su ff ere d this season from the both founded about 250 years ago, and one GI mast extraordinary beat, sad from every part we which ha been lately restored at considerable sc. have lately been bearing of deaths of both raihe Euro pese. ; but I looked in vain in them formonnieseets Paw end Dstivel from heat voy. The throughout the of the old Breton nobility. There cannot but nm , however. have fair] set north-west proviso's. Bare we have bbeen in no have been some, for there ere plenty club" want et rain all thesessoa, and the faU dieing the testa not far off, so I suppose they mast balm I last few days, eapsoially last night, has been very been all destroyed at the great Rewolutiost heavy." * nom • We regret to learn that the plague haa made its "prioress' hi the fallowing perishes :—Dsbass, 011116 end Little Baidliald, Finchiesield, Wethersfield, sad Seaford ; and it is stated that a Sock of valuable lambs, 200 is sua ble, are middles from the disease to seek as extent that 100 as sot =peeked to live. Mrs. Littlechilds, of Do= hum, a widow, has hid four calves died and cos sad also five cows tidied. It Is summed that the Wadies was brought to the firm by • alt which wm bosght in Bamford market. Mr. Milbank, of Bobbiegworth Ball, bee fearless cows, one hall , sad sight calve% all dawn with this virulent dimes. One alt bed died, bat up to the time out cemespadeet was whim, though is • bad all* themes were alive. Mr. Oliver, veterisary y, surrey. mar. had Use Mimes' them rime Weibiesday, sad he he M be OM to mire mate el thim. It I supposed that is We teas also the diem was lotroduord by a calf Mr. MIMI& bad bought. MOSEL The disease has presented itself in several places Treehe neighbourhood of Loma. AS the market held co sday iodides% a person named Smith, cattle dealer, of How.road, Leedom', beds pee el tee same, all of which were sold to fames is the mighlassrhood. Two were par chimed by Mr. Hyde, of Warm: ; two by Mr. Trower, of Hammy , ~• two by Mr. Heeward, el Neenah ; one by Mr. Adams, al Fletildeg ; two by Mr. Tidy, at 'lanais( ; sod om wee Wild in Lewes. Not only have all these calves died from disease, which broke out shortly after, but they ham, it seism eases, intoned the home-heed maim& el thom pethums who purchased the calves is question. The me of calves from the Lewes market Us sot, however, hewn the sole medium by white the dimes bas hem imported amommt us. It is stated that sessetly Mr. Waters, of Ocoluthidm, bad eight calves sensimia to him from Mr. well of Oursory.reed, Stratked Bests Five of themt for himself, and time for Hr. Brows, of alliegton, and them have been found to have been infected. Oa Friday whoa Mr. Weems got up he found one of them dead two others very bell, tied Mr. Brows wes equally safer. tomato. Mx. Vies, veterisary mimeo. Wu; bees appointed hrimeter, seder the order is cocoon, for the Lewis petty ssiekmal &whim. neve has bees °sly me fresh eathresk. 'Web essuniel es a farm at Basher Gram Bimmer, bat the effected saimal Me. am this , bees des t royed, sad al though est to two imparts of Wier eases have cached the issmotoes, it has ham found es emminatioe that these have bees messismed by complasts other than the mash dreaded cattle plagaa mm.mrti. An important mention wag held on Monday at the Measies.house. Addis, to receive the report of the ommittes 'probated at the meet meeting to smiressiest• with the executive ; the LORD MATO* pe aled, nod amen.. those present were—Lord Olseseceris. Mr. Mmesil, ILP ; Lord Na.., ILP. ; Ilr. Oorbally, /LP.; Sir James Power; M.P. ; Sr jeset Annstmeg, M.P. ; Mr. Oatan. M.P. ; Sir Oblates Vanieleur Botha Bart., Hi& Shwa of the musty of Limerick ; Mr. Symms, IL P. ; Mr. Treat Hanniteu, M.P., he. Lon! Nam, M.P., moved the Bret neolutlem, to the sleek that th e meeths streessel to his amelleuey their panda sho ws for the prompt sad active Mama be had shove in carrying out the views of the maiden held on the 10th inslnnt. He said that a miry remarkable fad bed bees amestiesed to hint os Friday Lai is Loudon by • gentleman who kept a large dairy f bet whom bad, up to the pesesat, eseared the patio. more Med met Lord ' Orenvilie, who else bed en ertessive dairy farm. Lord Granville, cows had "Napa the *gm up to Monday het. Oa Tuesday, however. it made its appeatmen to the shed whom were 10 heed if cattle. Up tp Friday sight Ms el than had died, sad themore understood to be dying. Now, so sew tattle bed hsvuOt epos the fame, list it smeared that Lord Granville Md. id so adjohneg Mid to a cattle dude; who derastured cattle apes it. Oa the day au which his • lordship?' castle were attacked the ivied from this hold w blowing stmegly isle the abed. (Elem. hem) What wee the lemedy they IMO MI adept to summit the ) W if this disease ism Ireland I Hs believed that if it broke out lime It would be • worm scourge thse the potato blight. (Hem, hear.) The reeolletioe was pond masimmely. Other asedstams were assointoesly adopted orgies the es comity for hiking immediate stints to prevent the impala 'goo of minis into that emstry from sop pm te wisatemir. It was exmaged that a deputation should at seas premed to Loodoa to month with the represestatiess al the germ. meat apes the subject. ODOTIAND. The disease is said to be spreading at Edinburgb. 1811 OF MA. On Saturday last a meeting of the Insular Legis lature sad sleds bridges sad farmers wee held at Doggies (his Bleelliney the Gweessoe is the chair) for the sername at sooil4enis the best mesas to be adopted to premed the iniredneties into the Wand of the deadly epidemic. TO TILL 111).1202 OP TIT ELMO& 13111.,..--I am anziooa to make it known that there Sr. thirty-two Boomed new-bowies 1a Paddington (pert of wbieh °comprises %Termer), contain's' 273 cows, and not one owe of the disarm amongst cattle new prevailing kw beret takes piece aawsigat tbem.—l am, ROBERT GIFFORD, Sanituy Impeder. VealierdwlJ, Pridlastese. Anon E. Tits FATAL Kailas Mom hisow.—Ws beta with nixed Wins, of issuediwever, surmise is sot me, that mien were sanally to gsjor•Gmeral Gress, aft, that be should Aston from publishing say of the letters and dominate es winch he relies to exculpate blow self tress the odium attetepted to be throws on hiss by the haidquarbas staff. This move, it would seem, has lima dictated by the fear wish which the $0311•11111 of General Gram beard that be bad bad several letters twisted for pri vets distribution to his permal friends. We trust that the Govereor will is "ahem publish General Grist's reply to the churl's that have hiss made spinet him. At say rake the island sissuswilos of General °Mei loog continued oonesposdesce soden the official practice of meshing troops is ffiererwd of tbo exeessive best will sat avail to shield beedemirters is the an el the Artillery Battery. —Timm of Zudia, July 23. Ftlil AT • PILTIRLIICI-OTTWL--FedertlitT & ere of a meat disastrous amens took pleas at Nome ester alva pristingsed beekhindiag establishanot a Darted°. wew-ekee, Wad Smithfield. It remmeared shortly after the worlunea had loft for &Weer, sad in the came et fow miestos the Saes abet forth with the greatest videos, Iron the window& AS ose time it was feared that they would have *Mesita to the great oil warehouse of liters. Houghton sad Co. Id ormetios having tens melt to the vicious stalks" smeereve seined io a very short epee al time arrived. Plenty d water was procurable, end the easeeigraties win seem eztissulsbed. The loss, however. is very sweat. hat imeiscim it is naderstirod, is imam& Thu ad& ef the digester is unknown. Several of the • seishbems are lasso by the sassy removal el Asir fen& tuna Lamm AT Bas e .-Istelliaemee bas been measivell et I t s Meal Imo efiro in stearmsre—Sfer Una Roakb seat the Yolks& in the Obis* trade. t at the extest of net bad been offestal ea t = AIM their Isis will tali Imemily spa eve esieremllsra-.! t Adisgsrph • Citeraf.l=cs:—Tbe teetotallses are to bails s wed fire wtereday west. llzewsioe tides. We adds stimil. mill ass Immor row& of live bandrea sislimaga • • Jl. II Doi ife of .016 0. A. 20014 arms. cases' WA. . 0 11 rose. 5r...4. lekta• I, Clill' e3-. a In- 4 r y Ala be b. ........ef NO OP & at maw" Sept. 10 Oct 10 Sept TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.. (azonies mzowis.) THE AIISTRO-PRIISSIAN CONVENTION. VIENNA. AMOS 22. EVIIIII4 It is officially stated that at the Salzburg Oon ferenae it was agreed between the Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia that the harbour of Kiel, although situated in Holstein, which is to be under Austrbm administration, is to be occupied by Prussia. Austria and Primaa hare also agreed to propose to the Federal Diet the oonatruotion of a German IN SALZBURG, A uover 22. The Duke of Oldenburg has left here for Vienna, and Count Biome for Munich. The King of Prussia and the Emperor of Austria are at present in laohL THE EMPEROG OF R NAP PRUSSIAOLEON AND THE KIN. FBANIEFORT-ON.TRE-MAINA, Arra. 22. The News Fraidifurier &Wm/ of to-day asserts that the Emperor Napoleon, on his return from Arenenberg, will in the eosins of nest week have as ithEtvieMMOOribrigiefrot &dim - FRANCE. LAWN, Atronsr 22. The election of deputy for this town has resulted in the return of M. Tillanoourt, the oppositon can didate, who obtained 16,000 votes, against 13,000 gained by K Manaus, the government candidate. PORTUGAL LISBON. AtousT 22. - - Prince Amadeus has sailed for Italy. He la stated to have visited this city in order to act as proxy for King Victor Emanuel at the baptism of the infant prince. The Papal Nuncio, however, refuses to accept the King of Italy as godfather at the ceremony. The government denies the current rumours, although not officially. The day of baptism is not yet fixed. Prince Amadeus is reported to have left Lisbon greatly dissatis fied with the conduct of the Nuncio. The public are also indignant on this account, as well as at the want of firmness displayed by the government in the matter. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 21. The cholera is decreasing rapidly. The Exchange has been re-opened, and business is being resumed. AMERIQA. ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN. (Vi. Grainamtle.) NEW YORK. .6.130087 12, Emma. The caterpillar has appeared on several planta tions in Louisiana, foreboding the destruction of the cotton crop. 001LNERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Money tighter. Gold, 1411. Exchange on London, 153 f ; on Paris, 3.64. Stocks dull. New York Central, 82} ; Illinois, 1231 ; Erie, 86i ; 5.20 Bonds, 106. Cotton heavy. Midland Upland, 40. Flour quiet. Wheat dulL Corn steady. Provisions and ooffee quiet. Sugar dulL Mo lasses steady. Petroleum quiet ; crude, 32 ; rr fined, 52. ITALY. It is affirmed that one of the first decisions taken by the new Minister of Justice of the kingdom of Italy has been to submit to examination, in con formity with a deliberation of a council of ministers, • definitive bill for the suppression of religious com munities, which the government promised to pre sent to the chambers at the commencement of the next session. Signor Cortese is also occupied in preparing the transitory dispositions for the putting in force the new codes throughout the whole king dom, and also in re-organising, in virtue of the authorisetion accorded to the ministry by the par liament, the juaicial circumscriptMus, with a view to economy and sound administration. The Corriere delle Marche publishes the following letter addressed by the Minister of King Victor Emmanuel's Household to the Prefect of Ancona : Sir, —lf them be anything in the great m isfortune which bas befallen the city of Animas of a nature to partially mitigate the grief at the thought of so many families which the prevailing swum has plunged into desolation, it is the admirable seal sod self-denial with which the municipal authorities and the highest class's of the inhabitants, imitating your collie example. have exerted themeelves to relieve the.. who suffer by this terrible calamity. His Majesty, while highly corn mending the admirable deeds el eyrie charity which have been performed in this painful oonjusetare, is also ansitme to contribute, by his sovereign masificeoce, to the allevia tion of its lamentable cousequericre, sod hie amordiegly &teed to command me to place at your disposal 20,0000. from his privy purse. I therefore enclose you a draft for that sum ow the treasury of the previous of Animus. In• forming you that his Majesty leaves the distribution of this sum entirely to your judgment, I have the honour to assure roe of my most distinguished oosaideration. NIGIU6 ROME. The Italian journals mention a number of pro. jects attributed to the court of Rome, with the ob ject of warding off the difficulties of the situation in which it will be placed after the departure of the French troops. In the first rank among those mea sures figures the great meeting of bishops announced for the end of 1866. This assembly is to be pre ceded by a solemn congress of catholics at Malinee. The Pope is said to have the intention of strengthen ing the Sacred College by the addition of six new members ; re-organising the police as well as increasing the army ; raising a loan of 70 millions of francs, and putting in circulation two millions of crowns of paper money, having a forced circulation. There is also talk of organising a great catholic association, each member of which would pay an annual subscription of one franc by these means it is hoped that a sum of thirty the millions of francs would be obtained yearly for treasury of the Vatican. THZ RVIIOIIEZD MUTING ssrwass THE EM- 1 PEROR Name= AND rim Quret or Seam—lt is spin stated that as interview will take place between Queen Isabella and the Emperor Nepoleoa. The Correspondent's sad theEpota both anocence that his Imperial kthjesty sad the Empress Eugenie will visit the Queen of Spain at Ea rths en the 25th inst., remaining there a few boors. and retards, the same maim to Biarritz. The Spanish Court being wow in moarniag for the death of the King Ceneort's father, there will be no Me, sod the meshes of the eve- Toler will be eirletly a private one. SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 22. —The Hamburg arid Amine= Company's steamer Bavaria, from New York us the 9th What, bee arrived. She briop 98 pamangsel far Otis pert, Havre, and Hamburg, but so Reale. Oa the 11th she spoke the steamer Kangaroo, and on this,l l sth the of the Cured steamers, both bound west. Her news hoe bees antisipated. Despatches were received yesterday et the Colo nialedlos from the °overman of the Australiaa Odoeiwo, New Zeeland, Eking King, Nall% and Gibraltar. CRYSTAL Passes. Owl Birrimmo Da s.* I 'TUMIDLY, ROOM 22.—Admini pawthes„ 6,018 ; I *Me by same lisle% 977 ; beial vtotus i, 6.991.