The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-15 00:00:00

, • FRANCE, I rain -at caselessesment of this month could not have
the men, as they wen all safely housed, but
4p 1 tIO'-X ' , e 50.113. .
.4
, , XORILIIOO . + ,A' !e, s
PARIS, Ns *Au Everw‘.. xe.4 . ral
il'it
To-day the President has started upon lie long f B „or* be Mid of the ises, and, if the bad wea-
euther:intashoula
41:71reeortInewessessassriessee fmeanvyswilaLedagii;
bh:efseltreolion that
‘ed
semplaists are made that the return
A of "a itageft. ""
' 'be "Mb journey. II is said that the cowbell of miaisters ;aft Oce is femme to the dimes In the einee,
I::
.1e emu
' —"" web fain have dissuaded him from so lale• an TM messessatkLbssisem la seem as Haws, In ewer
Weeded ter " The Zs "Imam *rafts pew. undertaking, and have confined the tour to en. :rxrdonif the WING salsa is nama, bee already aimed
mug be at the Me% 10, See tif Tee Wallet es the cipal cities. But finding the prism inge hi& sad trammed— is edam missial produce hate been
aer et paliteittee.
1 rewithe ecilthi4ropleathesuggeety abstained
threrelnetatePimigget hie beeltbalisa hies "se
"se Itosiortattisof th• 10th Inst. quotes the follow.
infra the French fleet, dated Naples, 4th inst.:
the incessanarre of hie perasevbstag so eon- broeght us orders to return from
oidentbl° a • Punctual to the orPeotod boor Pelson° 7111: Setter is is believed that w• will m-
ho left St. at about twelve Asses, with ea meta sell the et she math, for the admiral matte-to
extraordinary exert, ;imposed of Ames of ales& Conies kr dm Maws addressed to hiss there. It is the
On crease( the bridge of Austerlitz. Time an aw- tor""" li the Taltilk 11%= in the Mediterranean
that pesveses es re-swede.
pectent crowd was stationed, aalof ° Ms Mar' p.s. The Salemeadre beepers reached, with orders for us
rear" was raised, with which the Prince
ii= to seta to Trim. We era to unit Naples on the 10th
meek pleased. At the station, all the for Alessi*, sad theses premed to Toulon.
UMW Magnin, the general officers of the army of The liertriswile de la Marini of the 11th inst. en-
rolee M. Petri, prefect of polioe, and a large body nouness that the equadroa was expected at Toulon on
if ilenetionaries, were in waiting. The train started the 20th.
et ems o'clock, amid cries of " Vivo Napoleon !"
"Vise rEmpersur!" M. de Persigny will set out
tomorrow to join the Prince at Moulins.
There is, I find, no foundation for the report of a
bee-trade treaty between England and France.
The Monitory contains a decree granting to the
minister of the interior a credit of 1,300,9901 r. for
the weedy completion of the lines of electric tele-
graph throughout France. It also contains a decree of
M. Fortoul, minister of public instruction, declaring
that the religious instruction of the lyceums is oblige-
' tory upon all resident pupils to whatever class they
may belong.
Among other symptoms of the approaching empire
may be noticed en order from the general governor
of tho palace of the Tuileries, directing that in con-
sequence of repairs going on in the state apartments
no permiss' ions to see the palace will be issued till
further notice.
Opposition candidates for the municipal councils
having been elected in several communes of the
Indre-et-lAire, the prefect has intimated the firm
determination of the authorities not to be set at
defiance in this way.
Napoleon Vendee is authorised to erect an eques-
trian statue to the Emperor.
At the Bourse the Four-and-s-Half per Cents. fell
25, closing at 103.85 ; the Threes fell 6, and closed
at 77.20. The Bourse was uneasy to day, in cease.
queue° of rumours of an approaching conversion of
the Four-end-a-Half per Cents. into Three. The
Northern railway fell 6; Lyons, 6.25; Strasbourg
and Havre, 3.76 each; Rouen end Dieppe, 1.25 sash 1
Bordeaux and Trite rose Sfr., and Bt. Disler et
Gray, 2.50.
PARIS, MONDAY MIPININO.
Besides General de St. Arnaud, M. de Maui=
will take his place beside the President in the
dlsonneur, as the state carriage is called. =
these two ministers the generals of the Wait,
household will also accompany the Prince. Tie
other ministers will repair to the terminus to ranks
the President and present their homage before his
departure. All this is arranged for one o'clock to-
morrow, at the terminus of the Orleans Railway.
The Prefect of Police, Pietri, M. Mereuaud, Secre-
tary of the Prefecture of the Seine, who represents
M. Berger during the absence of the latter, the
cradmillo is et the army of Paris, the high
of the deb, and the naanatess et Na
Odom Railway, will ahmutisse remise the M
TIM train will stop a irs, . telea,
0 modes at Bourses at nixie
NEM will roods at Paris andnif lashiTst, Dia voyage
et lAMB Naples% sad weepy
Impestmie nilline ememesteel with lir Asap=
is expested in the hem of the t belts'
the end of die yam ' Imes sulliewis mem•
toted by the Mita: et State, units sow*
miss el She &man git pike= mei inshaildinne. is
ka
the im she emMllltpiele&
prefect of the ChM, has iimMill
a preshmation of a very original chandler to ears*
as overwhelming arrest:l'6on of perdu oath*
sloes at Borges. All the inhabit of the de.
of the Cher are called upon to irerlite tton the 14th. After the arrival It the
and entry to the sodthishop's palest, the cg:
will amenabk upon the eldransort premsnade
Ilrewerhn, illualeadens, dames, and gems Will WA
throughout the night. At the end at avenues Is the
there will be erected at imitable distends.
Willea
igtilipi:les, each bearing the name of one elite
ashes of the department The inkshitsate alma
socamano, headed by their mayor and cosentmal
authorities, as expected to group themselves near
the pole indicating their canton. Banners and
streamer will be distributed, and immediately after
the review of the military, the Prince will take his
place in a tribune in boot of the maims, who will
then &Ale babes him amidst the those, of artillery
and the rolling at the drama canna toners
will be appointed by the to marshal the
multitude, who are to pay the utmost
attention to their directions. Twenty thousand
medals bootleg the olio of the Prime and struck
expressly to cummeaceste his visit to Prins,
will
be dietsthred.
IL Duces, the Minister of Marine, left Paris
the
terday for Cherbourg to be present at the of
Amterlits eie the lifth.
The Martha el Marine has just adopted a new
series ot euguiedemempesting the sin of masts, eta.,
remits, whereby a diminution of expense will be
The maaklpal councils et Chateanwillain sod
larrossaucimia the Ilemb-Msrain
meh* eiseteil.
se4Mhowerable to the govorstseat, have boos
bi "OM*
by bores ofith= and provisionally
graVilismsseeete the editor of the eferossiges de
Paris, lee bus sesteseed to pay a line of 600 L with
the snees et the prosecution, and to a year's ins-
prisonmat he default of payment, for having, in
esdiciptien of a jedisial sestanse spinet Mm, pub-
liik almemised that a subsceiper bad been opened
ie nasally hit ss
pay against any fins whisk he might
.111 mudguard e .
'I have inseMes Previously the reemiskoble4sibit
test to vita Ora sew be kens or
11.
TolblY a vierbir irebnen heliihihe WM', hods
The A of Be is is *uk est. awl Mk mind
agyareatly by mar et s stamp to the end el the
um% ee ea to hake " Bon-par-tenor Dethie
" Lasia•Napoleoa" is stomped .. Nem." As the
soden of a stamp is evilest, it is likely that sack
pines are by no mem unoommoo.
The 'Mossier contains a dames antharising the
bounden ci Ski " Sot:MG Anonym'? 'shed the
" Oftesay of the Railway front Paris to Oess aid
Cherheerg, and sanction's its statutes. The rail-
way, it may be was emieeded Uri
of the OM July het M de. 1111ples
d' Am it. $1 Vbs... N. NAM* N. Mast,
a• rAddillt. L at W. Chogiloa: Mos. W.
Red,o..Learoos . Lab.Assflfroo demo
eaneos, is Me hourr, the forma*. of 'the Nur
PsnY for Issierilaig the railway fres Men to
iangon with abreast Os Gray, which was sessmisd
on the 12th of Febraavy to M. Augusts Bon/hot sod
others.
The holders of Portuguese bonds issued by Don
Miguel in 1832, have held a meeting at the Bourse,
and appointed $ committee to urge the government
to pros their claims against the Portuguese govern-
ment.
We find the following in the Commercial Bulletin
of the Prone :
Tbe heaohnonts having essipleted the greater part of
their mien tee She tenth Ammeter sawksts, a little alias
eginierisess les bow theenalag wields she lass few days.
Orders from Ards. sad ether Bumper esuatides, ars,
btonvelkaggelarested, as ObsT weal aim ID about
the WAIN OMB nnoth. Air Ike aserant el badmen has
Weak emended that at this puled et 1160
and UNI. the smashotaren shaft yew will Isens‘
sale theeeeebly. The &Wag hie be.. mere NNW is
the begs ohm la the unsft mmatmemies. The
ef As dk step eel the thespelesektg gave, =peg
menthe lase, onsidemble kerbs se the large eitabihM
MOD. en* a very =Mirka inresene task plass in the
mewl et bins besathe hie the Desk it=eamenthe
et tem and July,
_line Ibis sieressas
het swath, 'Mee. She mall strenatelaress 2
need to be pretty aelively em*yed. Gas
of tasiebeter• be be.. seaway aides—that et ear-
dyes he the reftwege ant lessaimiris. The bean et Oen
end 0.. ham mashed mass which they will nee be able
to implies Woe nese aping. The seethe et Mum in
able Welsh of burbles is Delia peeportlea I. the &Mil
whisk hes bees ereetsd bty She re esseresine of Sins of
reftry. The dhow et ereeeksere bare nes ban Wit to
depths NI in the prise after. Tiny reebessi See MA
es Ms teams@ et the had Windier sad at the nal Needle-
only ef Ile amp et Ms me. Ind they her Owe hese
themedves eampsiled te se what they p wired two
menthe age, ts ihe here et ea Meier is seism Any
Mei the erth be now isporthle, se the bases Mho to
pontos for delivery hi the thee els tolling mesh* The

NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE
wr-N.ollm Vs. Tu.
Teamemr—abl.N. SI. sts...—....Aftemsa. Y. as.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY. SISPT. 15.

A raw years ago people looked with dismay upon
the apparent tendency of Nome portions of ear
ties to increase beyond thong limits within wiMit
was supposed necessary that they should be kept, in
order to maintain a due proportion between the de-
mand sad supply of labour. It is an ascertained fact
that in the great majority of the Remaking parishes
in the kingdom, the supply of labour was greater
than the demand. It would scarcely be exaggera-
tion were we to assert that in most of the trades
where unskilled labour was employed a similar
observation would apply. A fraction of the
charitable world in London went half crazy
at the details published by a morning contemporary,
concerning the destitution prevalent amongst the
lower dames of the labouring population. The re-
proach was constantly thundered in our ears that
whilst an English horse, sound wind and limb, wu
an object of desire to all the world, sad was sure to
fetch a good price in any market, an English la-
bourer was worth leis than nothing at all, and excited
no other feeling in the minds of the majority of his
montrymeo than an intense desire to get rid of him.
Each agricultural parish was supposed to produce
every year a certain number of labourers that it could
set find employment for, and who were therefore in
a manner born for the " Union." Something similar
was reported of a great number of manufacturing
&big& The popuiarity of poor HOOD'S " Song or
the Shirt " was duo to a general recognition of the
truth of these facts.
A anew has now " come o'er the spirit of the
drama! Tbs relation between capital and labour
semi about to sager a significant alteration. In
Ireland, where the supply of labour was beyond all
proportion greater than the demand, an enormous
emigration has begun to reverse the ordinary rela-
tion. The English ricultural districts ore be-
ginning to " look up;" and it is supposed, even by
the moat intense denouncers of the slop-selling @p-
tens, that " a good time is coming" even for the
needlewomen of the "sweaters."
Ilay it come ss speedily as possible! In anticipa-
tioa, however, of the result, let us speculate a little
upon the possible consequences to the general com-
munity le le effected by the agency which is im-
proving the condition of our -labourers. Emigra-
tion is new doiag every thing for the labourers who
go away and he the labourers who stay behind;—
what is it doing for the country at large ? U we
are not miaba we may find our way to mow
Ob
i ilk, answer to this question by an &amidst
el the following extract boa " The
Muse Casale. of Aaskaila: by Mr. Swan s
The toe Melia if Nom Soma Wes and Vitals had,
be IM, e pgahasa ea/wahinlBs2e abort of a glens, et a
anis. ettek et the airs sir , win hew sersibilo
mar leneeteaul amend mode. These metenise sapsrlsi
is that yea to as /slue of tee salsa flaw immtrat thaw
NM pew& Sada& of slab sae seas eht Mara
pammie nes &Ant bee west, ma Oise bandied
=tasSeen tales. The kegsr @self le tee
Britleit=lstaree hogesterner
axe IllYa
tr' exact theUeldrs="l'Liuset Haw
~sss=C ihniihVires Wand f="l•4 the easTs
of tares slim slat baba aimed reeds star-
Sec sal the vase of the am ems g
was miteldet tes salsas .haling. ET: seerisemee
of New South 114 e he the teener imam the
She et March, 1N had risme la recut aumben
to tootmetassa emu et WOO& over ere seas
gamer's leR. Wire mom sf Victoria for dm seam
port LLAINL hole imam .l folly HAM ocar
the saalmireetsr, as ima
11111. At th• memos time Ur sagest*:
bee is she list yeer emosaa byeret twelve hap
12r lbeetest puma ell the peedeakmap off tee
esimas,
ties Wel the Med et
aisMeriest
sheet
Prosier Shoes disemeries of Po
ties le Amebas .misted of Mao* 'primates!
mealsand Mdi rime, whose es wen
eft Of Ifs mete mad miss of waste earls. ne ger
coy atipretiret will very e;13:2 weed 4.
Mp 11.11.4...d.:1:.=.8::t.r..5t5t. brat=
digest eat he 'wise es shepherds sal Movers. rs feu tbs.
least eleelesl dlelriels et leaked sal Wales.
la Mart weeds, while the rtes of the
peek= to 11162 was to Move as of thatßLadlil
el
usedaritieset whom we *ere but Si. to be
Ikea of the pemeat year is le deprive me of
mew Moe ad vabialge members of oar soder.
Tr prom to a moderate talent is salutary—what
if it me to elms?
Now, few of as bare said to seek far Wiwi silt
own eagle kr • correbeeetles of the somellea esp.
Wined is the Mee poet dike tasted/ft
tion is shag the relkge firths dogmata
bums the paged gleespeselatire sad
smisisat lass keg* a hdat with a
sad useless body ;le is an educated pas, wfth
his heatisa well cultivated, and with something
_et
the 1•1,4111•11 soirsat—waltk—ia potket....yril

SUPPRESSION OF THE "CORSAIRE."

hear daily el the departure of lase who-wire mad
literati,* of toot here, and the due seed of
their tortastla void that like AP.
trills. a mad apseisseei pesimellerja pet
of sena met a Meg papaw al rig
talent, erne seeped the m. et
Aueudia, thee, is -se kelps is Mr Itsmart
criminal, the pereper,,, or die auddeor spfamlater. It is
the mead whisk stapes ems of the valuable
potions of our reludes, We Preises that this
=
a tt, Is a wpbfest wirer at.lsad el more op-
tima hes hog 01 to it. Are we are nob
is msrihlel ear society that we our afford
to lose theesamis id their P We omit be well our
teat Se hew one gills purified by the lase of mask
*et be reliable in Australis, yet is empire-
dray listo.bat are we idroug enough to p art
with large deeds from mr beet blood ? Are the
active, the antegaislag, the industrious, the
trueaorthy. is
with
math= amongst us that
ore sea look , with Wiliam, at the depar-
ture of thousands of them ? Cas we afford to add
50,000 yearly Is the poplados of Australia,
if a large proportion of that number are precisely
those sestaberg of oar giddy whom we earl least
gore Up to the present time emigration has bees
aa samirrod pod I are we pm that it will condom
to be so if, instead of an intermittent fever, it hi.
mess • elands malad ? That this my be de
ale is readmil
the hate asoleirtat is the a probable by th
ladap
lms prob* t zpa
kora thaw, thstAseiralis it so Mb that
absorb ply swrabse minima' who choose to
on her dress Far sass d weepthem appall%
woman..rim is so it if
Whirs alive se to dime the dear et the
speculative. If Esigisall, however, se we hope she
will, cm seder the leas of soak demote as those we,
have areationed without detriamt, it will Maid
seassthing like a proof that she as far exceeds dm
red of the meld in moral and intellectual wealth as
she doss in material repulses.

DIM or THE DOWAGIM LADY GODPIUM—W.
(Than CAreeiehi) mirk to anesiss the demise of tiole
seediest holy at the olveseetLow ern peen. Lek
=.8140f the bee boseeetlk Job. Godfrey, e/
mei anther Odle pelmet psetemor Otte die
eel ellstee. et Deem 0141 toy, sod several odors
&Me&
Ihw 00,113111131? Inman' or Scams.—
The Ceerieillee eideesell oe ideraties have ted the
li
Idleetteg goer sea so be bee Ibieetra of
Mode a—Gio Dom U. F. M
vim et reeefo, 11. A., rotor of Set
menoo, sad 111Wateek. Done
M him:OW of
Tame& Bev. Jobe G. C. Flues% wis•
beet reMoey, wet Freese ; the km Winks Eti,
MLA.. Issumbles et Cbseleir, ow Xmas/Oar; end Me
Be!. Thome Wales., Jr.A., vim of teasels, Coop

A ClAmmar= coNVICTED or POACIIIHM—At
lb. ' elks, Halifax, Levi Smith, gemeheeper at
Iriaby ark, wee dowsed by George Syke, gow= eat
all Ma LAW Kap, with treepasehw yea
Kw, with afflaw,is parish of sane, thees yam mis
armful be born bees pnvimtely wanted ant le Imp=
spas !hue posearver, be woe aidulisi pw Ihe
=:de. 111. with IL M. swpswiet. Jame Illeriloik el
labourer, vibe bat heispengei le *, Melee
the towards Smith, was s sAI ti is the nitigated
r.auty of NS, with U. 4.. cal&