The Press. — London, England, 1857-08-29 00:00:00

lortign anti Colonial (Lfattlligcnu. FRANCE. The Emperor arrived in Paris on Monday morn ing. and immediately afterwards attended a Council of Ministers. His Majesty, it is believed, leaves for the camp at Chalons this day. The French papers are void of any political in formation. The question of India is generally dis cussed. The Patrie says it has no doubt France will respond to an appeal made at the Mansion-house for funds to assist those families who have suffered from the mutinies, England having, on more than one occasion, adds the evening journal, given the example of such sympathy between the two nations. It is col fidently stated that General Cavaignac will resign his seat as deputy in favour of M. Des marets, the distinguished Advocate, whose remark able speech in defence of Tibaldi attracted so much attention. Tho Minister of Switzerland, M. Barmann, has quitted Paris. M. Kern is expected. AUSTRIA. His Majesty the EmpFror has left Vienna for Presburg, and will now visit the north•western parts of Hungary. It is prcbable that the Hungarian journey will be completed on or about the sth of September. - - The prozramme of the solemn entry of the Arch duke Ferdinand Maximilian and the Archduchess Charlotte into Mtlan has already been drawn up. The whole garrison will parade, and a double" hedge " will be formed. by the troops from the railroad station to the palace. Count Sebregondi, the podesta of the city, will receive their Imperial Highnesses at the Porta Orientale, where a splendid tent is to be erected. The German Journal of Frankfort states, from Milan, that the Austrian army in Italy is to undergo a reduction of thirty man per company. A similar reduction is to be effected in the rest of the army, except the garrisons in the Papal States and in the federal fortresses of Mentz, R ,stadt. and Frankrort. Accounts from Vienna, in the New Prussian Gazette, state that the Papal Government, having been con suited by Austria respecting the rropriety of with. drawing the Austrian garrisons from Bologna and Ancona, replied that the present situation of the country rendered such a measure undesirable. ITALY. PIEDMONT AND NAPLES. The dispute between Naples and Piedmont on the subject of the seizure of the Cagliari, and which was becoming complicated, the Cabinet of Turin insisting on the release of the passengers of that vessel, and the Neapolitan Government relusing until the trial of the insurgents of Sapri shall have terminated, is in a fair way of being satisfactorily arranged. A telegraphic despatch in the Univers announces that the Pope arrived at Leghorn on the 25,h, and was most warmly received. From the Monitore Toscano we learn that on the 21st his Holiness gave his benediction from a balcony of the Pitti Palace to the Tuscan army drawn up on the square below. RUSSIA. lbe Russian Government, after the war, published an order for the organisation of the fleet in the Pacific Ocean, which was to assume the title of the squadron of Siberia. The Government appears now to have decided on increasing the strength of this fleet, a ukase of the 20th July having added fourteen superior officers to it, who have already left for their destination, and a similar number will, from Ist Ja ISSB, be added annuallv. This measure is connected with the efforts which Russia is making CO strengthen ber position on the Pacific. Towards the end of Septemher the Emperors of France and Russia will meet in Germany. SPAIN. Prince Vladimir, superior officer of the house hold of the Emperor of Russia, had arrived in the Spanish capital. It was rumoured that when General Lersundi pro. ceeds to Cuba he is to be accompanied by General Ramon Solano, as his second in command. The Madrid journals of the 21st say that the opinion appeared to be gaining ground that Queen Christina would not visit Madrid on the occasion of the reigning Queen's accouchement. The Ministerial journal: represent the situation of the treasury as most satisfactory, es, in addition to sixty•six millions just paid to the Mires loan, twenty two others were shortly to be received from Porto Rico, arising from old money lately called in. The Government was taking steps to have regular static. Beal returns sent in on various subjects of interest Crow orsq part of the kingdom. THE PRESS, AUGUST 29,1857. The Prince of Orange is expected to visit the coast of Spain shortly. GREECE. The last accounts received from Athens announce that King Otho had been pleased to accord a private audience to General Kalergis, who under recent cir• cumstances had violently opposed the Greek Go vernment. This reconciliation was considered preparatory to the general's departure as Greek Minister at Paris. &art alto rfaOion. Her Majesty the Queen and Royal Family loft Osborne on Thursday afternoon, and arrived a t Buckingham Palace at two p.m. A Court and a Court of Privy Council were held at three p.m. Oa Friday Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince C(.nsort and Princess Royal left town for Scotland.— The royal train arrived safely at York, and left at 1.22 for Edinburgh. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess Montpenster purpose leaving the villa at Richmond, which their Royal Highnesses have occupied siuca their arrival from Spain in June last, on their return to Spain early in the ensuing month. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary have arrived at the Duchess's chateau at Rumpenheim, from a tour in Switzerland. The Royal Duchess and Princess are expected to re turn t, this country the second week in the ensuing month. "l'he Duke and Duchess of Hamilton left Hamilton Pidace, Lanarkshire, on Saturday last, for Brodick Castle, Isle of Arran, where the noble duke will re ceive a succession of guests during the shooting season. The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort have left Gopsall hall, Leicesters' fur Badminton, Gloucestershire. The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland have arrived at Northumberland house, after a visit of several weeks to Wer►ington, in Cornwall. The Right Hon. B. Disraeli, M.P., and Mrs. Disraeli have left Grosvenor-gate for Hughenden Manor, Bucks. TURKEY AND THE PRINCIPALITIES. Intelligence to the 19th instant, from Constanti• nople, states that Rudchi Paella had been appointoJ Minister at War, in place of Kiamil Pacba. The Paris lifoniteur of Wednesday announced that the Turkish Government has sent to the Kai makan of Moldavia orders to annul the elections which lately took place in that province, to revise the electoral lists in the sense of the interpretations agreed on at Bucharest, and to proceed to new elec • Lions after a delay of fifteen days. The diplomatic relations which had been broken off between the representatives of France, Russia, Prussia, and Sardinia, on the one part, arid the Porte on the other, will very shortly be resumed. This news completely disposes of the assertions of several German journals that any further elections in the Principalities would be dispensed with, and that the Paris Congress would meet in the first fort night of September to settle the question of the Union by virtue of its inherent sovereign power. The Emancipation of Brussels gives the following explanation of the reasons the resolutions come to at Osborne have not received their full execution, as far•as regards the resumption of diplomatic relations at Constantinople. It says : The Cabinets of London and Vienna, e'er having con sented at the request of France to call, like the other powers, fur the annulment of the elections of Moldavia, have not thought it necessary to recall their ambassadors. On the Mho- has d, notwithstanding the difficulties of a situation which obliges them to support a system which they had warmly opposed, Lord Stratiord de Redcliffe and Count Prokesch do not appear in any war• disposed to tender their resignations. It was therefore indispensable to Snd a combination which would at the same time satisfy actual necessities and show ►ufficient consideration to general susceptibilities. According to the Auglibury Gazelle this is the course to be pursued. Austria and Eng land, having each demanded from the Porte the annulment of the elections of Moldavia, the Government of the Sultan will no longer hesitate to proceed to fresh elections, and will hasten to make known its resolutions to France, Russia, Prussia, and Sardinia. The above four powers will afterwards authorise their representatives to resume their diplomatic relations with the Turkish Government, giving it the assurance that their only of jest was to secure the strict execution of the Treaty of Paris, without having the slightest intention to interfere in the internal affitirs of Turkey. The diplomatic rupture will then give place to the resumption of friendly relations between the Porte and the other European powers. ThP Austrian Government has created the post of special attache at the einbas , y at Constantinople for military affairs, and to that post Colonel Lowenthal has been appointed. AMERICA. The intelligence from New York to the 16th inst., which arrivtd yesterday, is without any political sig nificance. Mrs. Cunningham has been fully committed for trial without bail. A powder magazine had exploded at Halifax, de stroying a considerable amount of property. Lord Napier was said to be urging the United State; Government to increase the naval force on the African coast. Advices from Nicaragua report that all was quiet. At Ilavannah a money panic had occurred, and a run on the ba , lis took place. The Spanish Bank of Havannah suffered severely, but was promptly aided by the Captain General, who lent the sum of 2,000,000 dots. to its coffees. General Concha ad vised and empowered the Spanish Bank to issue 6,000,000 &As. of deposit certificates, in small and large sums, to suit the general want, al interest, for six, eight, and ten months, to be received at public offices as gold. It was rumoured that a Spanish cruiser had cap tured a slaver off Cuba. An insurrection had broken out at Santiago, on the south side of St. Domingo, and engagements had occurred with the troops. It was reported that Costa Rica and Nicaragua had made a treaty, Nicaragua having all her old boundaries, except one side of San Juan River, from Fort Castillo down (nir_ety two miles) to the harbour of San Juan del Norte, taking in Punta Arenas, which included all the buildings of the company. Volittral. HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN held a Court of Privy Council at three p.m. on Thursday, at Buckingham Pillar*. Her Majesty gave audiences to the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Bloomfield, General Lord }Lowden, the Honduras Minister, Sir Charles Wood, and Esrl Granville. The Privy Council was attended by the Prince Consort, Earl Granville, K.G., the Lord Chancellor, Viscount Palmerston, K.G., the Earl of Harrowby, Sir George Grey, G.C.8., the Earl of Clarendon, K.G., the Right Hon. H. Labouchere, Lord Panmure, K.T., the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, Sir Charles Wood, G C. 8., the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines; the Duke of Wellington, Master of the Horse; and Lord Ernest Bruce, Vice• Chamberlain. At the council the prorogation of Parliament was ordered, and the Royal Speech for closing the session was approved. 'the Queen gave audiences, after the council, to Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, and Lord Panmure. CABINET COUNCILS were held upon Saturday Monday, and Wednesday last, and a leugthen t d Council was held again yesterday afternoon. LORD ROBERT GROSVENOR, M.P., has accepted thi Chiltern Hundreds. The noble lord is about to be raised to the peerage. The vacancy in the repre sentation of Middlesex, it is announced by the Liberal part, will be contested by Mr. George Byng, eldest son of Lord Enfield. THE BERLIN CONFERENCE, for which arrangements were some time since made at Lambeth Palace, at a meeting presided over by the Archbishop of Canter bury, will commence on Wednesday, September 9. The conference will last nine days, during which the religious and ecclesiastical condition of Europe will be discussed. THE BISHOP OF LONDON will in all probability inaugurate the specisl services which are to com mence at the east end of London in November next, wider the auspices of the Duke of Marlborough, the Earl of Carnarvon, the Earl of Shaftesbury, Mr. Cowper, M.P., Mr. Hanbury, M.P., and other gentle men, several distinguished ecclesiastics, including the Bishops of Ripon, Carlisle, and Norwich, the Rev. Canon Champneys, Prebendary Burgess, drc. the Exeter-hall services will be resumed in October. THE SIAMESE PRINCES are expected to arrive very shortly in London. Her Majesty's ship Caradoo has been waiting at Alexandria for the last three weeks to receive on board two princes from the famous kingdom of Siam, who are about to visit this country, with a splendid embassy, for the purpose of entering into important commercial treaties with the British Government. They embarked on board her Majesty's ship Encounter, at Bankok, in the Gulf of Siam, bound for the Red Sea. The Siamese princes being of royal rank, her Majesty's ship Desperate has been sent also to Alexandria, to salute them as soon as they arrive them A princely embassy from a zich, populous, and exclusive Oriental natiola virll he a great novelty in London.