The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-25 00:00:00

does for 3!. the
pilot receives Mi.
Graves end. then

Or, in the one
fire times, and
the actual market
commend this pilotage
much more to be shown of
to the special Weaken of his Royal Bighorns .
ALBERT. We do nut complain that the united
and most glorious Board of Brethren should yacht
and tine ; but we do object to their dinners and
steamers, incapable pilots and Thames mud, being
kept up at such an enormous cost to shipping. In
these days of downright earnest competition se:ch
dead weight must be got rid of ; and if there be no
other way, why then Brethren and all, kowtow old.
mast go.

SIR HENRY Bui.writ Is still at Rome ; and the
Evangelical Alliance are solicitous to " know the
reason why:" Their Secretary has addressed a let-
ter of inquiry to the Persian on the subject, re-
speetfully requag to be informed whether the
statements lately hed in the French and Eng-
lish journalatoosemet as to the nature of his mission.
limey wish to bora whether diplomatic relations are
about to be estaidished between St. Peter's and St.
James's; and if the tory steps towards the
ammeniehmat of weti as Important change in the
sominet of ger nation' with reference to
Catholic countries in goeseal, and as regards Italy in
particular, have been obsislly taken under the duo-,
MR of Lord DE M.
Sorb interrupts. km a society of private indi-
viduals, however nameepos or respectable, is no
doubt unusual; but so likewise is the occasion; and
some allowance may not unreasonably be made for
the deep interest felt just now by large clump dose
people in the fate of their nonconformist brethiem its
the states of the Italian Peninsula, a fats 'Mb
might doubtless be mare se less affected by lie M.
pen of the negotiations believed to be signally •
foot between Lard MALIOLSBERT and the Pops's
Cardinal Secretary of State. What view the Evan-
gelical Affiance takes of this branch of tho general
subject we are unable to say ; but there are many we
know who connect it in their own minds with
other and more permanent considerations, and who
estimate very vanonaly the possible advantages and
disadvantages likely to arias from any attempt to
carry into effect the Di Relations with,
Rome Act of the year 184& Bo this uit may, it
is plain from Lord Dawes INJWIR that he does not
venture to take issue with lie quakmara on the
cound of their having no right to quad= him : for
ki to give an answer to theirreirogatiseni
saratilli :Ishii wont, affects to do ao is a freak end
of-hand way. It can hardly till to alio lb me*
=i tiorerati:i however, that maw its /bow of
dealing there lurks ea usual all the
duke to fence and shuttle which seems to charm.
Seise nearly all Lord Deism's ministerial pro-1
meetings.
The answer consists of two park In the first,
piece we have a told and direct donialelan medial
which nobody at all aoquiated it=
mare could by any posse Thft has
the former public statements to imply. The fret
announcement of the interview between Sir Hamar
BREW= and earful Awrosaita which appeared
in any English Marne was that inserted in the
salmons of the Daily News, some three weeks ago.
Other ppm linbosinently alluded to the circumotneso
and commestsitissoon. Butneithcr we norany_afue
eantesaporarise mused or implied that Sir Hutu
km= had been aserodited without pnrtous Sipe-
lades or understate:keg as as ilea tir
of &own) to the Pori. As same at
ogy this Iselmeiesl point in the letter of
Loan to lite Tom MINISTER was WO tempting
an opportunity we the primp of politest mar
fighters not "to plant a hit." So he orders his pri-
vate secretary, in his reply, to acquaint the Associa-
tes that Sir lintar has not been accredited to the
Vatican in the capacity named. Lord Dean mind
jot as well have dashed off an indignant flakkie
that he ever intended or wished to impoes_ttille
taw pumas a quarter on foreign corn ; and
as well take credit for candour in giving in mast
unequivocal terms so valueless an assuranos. But
when he comm to the pith and marrow of the ques-
ts% the key is clanged, and instead of braotwo
notes, we have nothing bat a low indistinct murmur,
almost rumblins a croak, about its not consisting
with his Lordship's sense of duty to
_say_ whether he
did. or whether he didn't, suffer Lad MALNYJIBURY
Ilesul our Tuscan envoi on a semi-0111C4S1 errand to
Ism; whether whoa he got there he could, or
be couldn't, make say progress with the negotiations ;
and dually, whether Sir Rum Bui.wgz had or
bed not written a full aad..correct amount of the in-
terior:Mimi betwixt himestand Cardinal ANTONLLLI,
to his government at home in the form of a " secret
dispatch" to Downing-street, or in that of a "private
mad familiar epistle to the unlettered nobleman who
et resent presides there._
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Lard blast would, it is obvious, each rather
elude the *miry than answer it. When Pathan:est
mints he via lta_ ve. it is tine, to lay on the table the
whale memmeodsoos, together with any instruc-
tion* that um have been given in broken English or
other stit to oar Florentine Minister by the
IlOciorraav of Evart for FOZZION
Awfirms. Iltatthen a fall fortnight or more must
elapse Mu that }Medd moment arrives s and
who knows what. may tarn op to so Ism an
interval ? ♦ whis !Insight is a Er in
the career eta trisembg and
Twenty sebum almerptisa rintlesien demnit
kinds ere at watt. the Woe of which asboly an I
=to tell. e kayos whether, a
Lord IM MIT mg be Ilaumi sailmeedtitrZ
Puseyites, or it
as go, to make a mit
Pretes
imMila P Ise it tekabbillYs_ adapse dom
es.not how bitiodf; fir it satinlydepseis on sinimm•
steams, Mg the state of the elk at St. illsgirm's.
It were abased, thee, to him to eammit
self prematurely to a peMs sr sa epilueor
to say dislisal medal of an Add 64, ma the
mesimb sod it is his tors to play. 'flanwill bow it all-doldsh tray, who an tdl P
Telly fasap&Euil ommitted a ream
mistelis in as mosphidested and mem*
podium J. Loom is Interrogate sash a
master of asystilhmtim sad smirk as is Premier.
They had better name mat Ewe to the senior of
a prattled 7461Laidellisi is Ming slip-
pery wideness mad Inisessgatisos to
wily eseedsoMs. salons rani
who swum hy their own standard of
sincerity aro are to be Idled by ens me "apt and
been of femur' es the melds earl Witness the me-
thod adopted hy
_hien la the ewe before as. In his
own letter, whisk woe kende' to glad a place in
the wpm of the arm eppodile parties, Lord Denny
tares ram to mg, swift ; but ea this was
satorally ogeniabg to .1111 lie esppretere among
the Mei Protestant party with distrust and discon-
tent tbe mieiseeelal organ whisk is mid to circulate
dilly mewl them, la allowed to pledge itself to
ite and genteel disdains/ of the fact which
Lord Dust MENU dares not to deny. It were
may to criticise the terms in which the hurried and
equivond dissidmer of our mouimporary is couched :
bat to whet pipes IMO we eater into the idle
isatmeni: .116 "fad 'Jerold. doubtless, be-
lieves hi words of them who athletes its angry
ammesedmin : if we MI genies we slistskl posgMy
I:sowleadids to amignetai expos their evasive
it is Omit the eromexami.
gallon of iagnirportis in Parliament
opm this • subject.

ELBCTIOB
--Otaccurraa, linsoans.L.—.The trial of tm 21 NM
slosigal with Hefts at sigalo. of the pallbs
*ass he Willi Garaorabs ea Moo .census of abs
bat sissiso, was losiralst
ials Imo • dose at 8 o'clock last
lambi ossopiod the v albs day. La °stiles stlbs
We apposed Mal the Arrow of astarday. The Jog
lama pedant assml22BllBlll_6BBBl dt• 281411•479
a ammo awash oily. Mimes asstesaosi tee et'
ra Osbeese sad .leallas, to 12 maths'
2= Davis, sad Lott, II smile;
Wllimbis.T.ll.l
Iles, hose, DWI% Amid. and
moatiss ; sad Ttairt. Gadviss, W.
Milky, Heady, Isaao, sod Weaver, 4 ass
imprisonment
TIIN NATIONAL AND VERNON GIALL22III.--Tho
less.,, at Mulhonsegli•lisaso, Thdl-mall, whisk ha boos
dead to the plias be ths Mit Ma woks, is nkepseell 1116
day (Monday), sad may le MOM is the Ant fear ollw of
svely week, balms tie Mae alO sad 4. The Gamy
of Practical Art, MMailbassullt-Imm, is, is Wake im
the Vera= 'Wades. tree to ths public. as Mondays sad
Tusdar.

Tu Wirt

-- oat! loft any .oat. and long
imitere the ming of the curtain not a spot which
could afford room, sitting or standing, was left
untenanted. The interior of the theatre was hand-
somely ornamented with trophies, sod other em-
blems in honour of the occasion • the exterior was
brilliantly illuminated with imperial devices, con-
'midair of the well-known eagle and the letter N stir.
mounted by crowns, tastefully arranged in that meu
brilliant of illuminators, gas. The Prince entered
the theatre from the portico of the Pales Royal in
the Rue Ilemiobtit• which TIM decorated in the
form of a tent with military trophies. A vast con-
course had assembled to witness his arrival, by whom
be was received with cries of " Vivo PRropereur!"
which continued until be passed the vestibule. The
Prince was received by the director, M. lloussaye,
by whom be was conducted to his box • he was
dressed is plain clothes and wore the Grand Cordon
of the Legion of Honour. The President was ao•
oompanied by Marshal Jerome Bonaparte, M.
Droayn de Lhuys, the Minister of Foreign
General de Saint Arnaud, Minister of War sad
Generals Roguet and de LotirmeL The Prises's
Matilda occupied a box on the first tier ; and ma
of the ministers and great oaken of state were in
the theatre.
On the President's arrival the seelamatims
angertudits of the audience were loud sad
and all the mirages in the play, whisk
was Camille's " Chong ; on, la Clemeseo (Aquas;
, that could be made to bear any allusion to the posi-
tion of the Prime President, sad prang events, were
eagerly seised and warmly plalided by. the audi-
ence. A little after the tragedy bad terminated, the
curtain rose and discovered Mlle. Rachel clad in
white, with her waist encircled with laurel to re-
present the Muse of History. The whole of
the company was ranged behind her, and at the
bottom of the stage was a Bag on which wiui to be
seen an imperial crown with the name of Napoleon
' 111. the great tragedienne then advanced, and,
bending lowly before the Prince's box, recited the
stanzas, composed by M. Arsine Houssaze, for the
,
occasion, entitled L'Empire eest la Paix.

Jo sab la Mass de l'ibleire,
Mem lives ad de userlie is d'airsie ;
QOM& visa Moors de la vietoire,
Je areal essa steel seaverele.
Phidias, rants, Prossithra,
Qol dee Osman a fait des dies:,
En son Pesthole's° a's seulptie
Nada sus tens et frost dam lea vies:.
Us nouveau cycle recoesstesee,
Le vies: meads east reveille ;
Dejii, dose Morison immense,
L'etoile d'or a

I: V s'so la psis ! psi: qui sera Meads.
Diu vest as du Nil Its dots oast assoapie„
06 Nil jalUisasst is ipis :
L a Mora pots lissaiss Is mode!
esialausit satO sous, Ii purrs la sigur,
VW*" du Vls iso qui amiss Is ons ;
Visspowss a gibs omls u pus :
Trilogies dean psi:, asistariltai Vol Auer.
Goads subs set tooll par Ism bosaz-arts dimiliat,
Peak ass amass M
ies I Alger, us alas Tyr !
Dss bodes 4 pan v „
Vanilla Itallislas de sou OssairAnsis !
Sass Is miss diatom otausur do batiste,
=Ye cahoot de la airs patriot,
Its &dun, ii NOM saustrio,
learoviss Is pools as: goads actions.
Mu., Wafts, la tats lesions&
Qua goon le travail et us beers Diu :
La vapor sotesorrast as oat silo de feet,
Is is slime tel l'or de Do pubes raiesella !
111.
L'aisls a fora so vol it plus sur sae champs ;
isms as ad radius Is Frame oda umpire,
it siva sot ssuisat us isoorial
Qs'. gulls satirsairets aolinellar ass eisais.
Ilibissu des tableaux disuse is la Osaise ;
QM tut mambo it vise, st gas de tomes pats
Ls ph: MUSING pulses goad» lairs parts
A l'sa Ye as isousis go pigtail Viroaise.
Les Noss usallespissit Imai de oil Obsessing.
Voss Its sina so puma slosaisisai iiesliss :
Muss, noussessa, WINO scorch..
Pose la arts is tricopie Dula par amoebas.
Quo l'ut, km sioaassas, los labisau, is slows,
Prises, digest tut bast qui gears It sous a faits.
Et gaunt sms Foist is sos bisollaits
Les suedes poises avast ail as sou taw
0 Prises, l'aoak gala, to ihmaks
Noes natio au *meow do Igo osepiluae.
Et poor wins use tat is sighs paliklessi
Les Francais, to Fos di, suet toss to 'Mats!

is sob Is Mose riSibiligur,
Ls pool as tit 'mak;
Tssjours Issas st traissn antique,
Le seek se MI psi&
Ls )sue noes moil&
Qat vs lisliest Plassmiti,
Arco rah lopirtais
Bistro eels deer se sofostd.
Noes rdellereer h she
Qtesysit wtelf
Le Louvre %et period r'soitive,
Primer, rem to !Wide&

The Morideer gine a land Mont of the above
sekenicay, as one of great Inigertanas.
The Prince will visit the Ogees on Wednesday
met, Me another
will
taws, composed by M.
Menlo Weyer, will be
The ifewleer contains a domes of the Preehlett
et the lienablw, granting a mat et =WSW to
the Mintier of the Insist. In the eigm et 9.
the Penises& new the IMMO of
we.
=tin the wpm ntiglone wean: le:
'goads* inkm. the deeds@ et the company
to Wit the Mass et Industry in the Mot,'
me et.
Tit resi she anteing the text of the Watery
esseentienseenteded in tut, between Rime
and the Dusky Brion; which contention fs
now rallied and nessalgahrd.
It has been enimmegy stated by NMI at tip
journals,ni that the Ornacil of State will assensbla en,
eda y
next. Ile day is not fixed, but tha we*
lag wiS probably sot take pines till later in next
week.
The Roses jamb et yesterday publish the
statutes of the 'mitt !Mee Society of the eve
I=silte if Normandy. M. Henry Bohai.
a peer of Prom M. de Omni, a is,
estmermal. and Baron Levavaeseur, are in the
dinette.
ChmerallYisefe, lately commandant of the sub-
divide* of the Bombes dos Rhone, and recently
to a marwasti in Algeria, has just died. iPtita Minister of Wee hen entered ten regiments of
infantry and hoe reilmenee of cavalry to wear
shakos, the interior d which die kneed ot thin wood.
The Noweellido of Marseilles, of the 10th states
that cm the terfielli dos M. Durand, the central
commiermy et pave, with a body./ agouti, arrested
36 wahine, &Miss pert *fa met sooty. They
had neembled on the previous day is a retired
=ll:is the valley of Andean, to the anon-
If Swim" where they had made the
air Emma with meet anarchical cries.
At the Senses, the Four-sod a-Half per Cents.
role fte., elesbg at 107 f. He.; the Three per Cents.
fell 250., and gavel at 81f. 800. There wee a larr
rise in several of the railway lines. Bt. Germain
rose 60; Roma and Dijon, 30 each ; Paris to Caen
27f. ; Orleans, 10; Dieppe, 7f. 60e.; Havre and
Marseilles. 6 each; Northern, fitruburg, Lyme, and
Bordeaux to Cette, 2f. 80e. each.
PARIS, BOWDAT EVINING.
The Miesitewr contains a decree stating, in the
preamble, that numerous complaints have been made
to the government of amalgamations made by various
mining companies without permission, that such
amalgamations are in certain OWN prejadisial to
commerce and industry, and enacting, penoltaat to
the law of 21st April, 1810, relating to sines. end
Art. ti of the constitution, that no mates of mines
of any description, shall be at liberty to unite his
mine or mines with any other concession of a like
nature, whether by way of partnership, purchase, or
otherwise, without authorisation of the ggoovernment.
All contracts or conveyances made in disregard of
this decree will be deemed null and void, without
prejudice to criminal proceedings against the portion
to them.
By another decree, M. d' bee de Lunn, a
judge of the Court of Appeal et Paris, is appointed
president of the same court in the place of M. Rigel,
who, at his own request, has been permitted to re-
tire. The presidency of the Court of Appeal is the
highest judicial dice in France next to that of the

inspection of tb. —.Omen and genera_ and miners
by a visit to the polygamyof La Chspelle St. Denis,
Vincennes, and St. Maur. He was accompanied by ,
Generals &run de &Rewire, Mambo, and Itepond.
At Chapelle several experiments in demolishing
bitil:linp with petards were suocesdully made. At
At. Maur the sapper threw a bridge across the
Manic, and then simulating a precipitate retreat,
they, by means of a bag of gunpowder, blew up a
section of the bridge so completely that not a vestige
of it remained. The proceedings of the day con-
cluded with an interesting trial on a large scale of
the system of conveying fire through water so es to
ignite gunpowder placed in the bed of a river. A
barrel containing 2001bs. of powder, to which two
metallic conductors were attached, was thrown into
the Marne. As soon as the conductors were placed
in contact with the opposite poles of an electric bat-
tery, a low rumbling noise was hoard, the surface of
the river assumed the appearance of a whirlpool, and
presently a magnificent column of water, four yards
in diameter' was thrown up to a height of more than
forty yards. The unexpected and novel effect of this
explosion was much admired 17 the spectators.
When Louis Napoleon left the Theatre Francais
on Friday night he proceeded direct to St. Cloud to
sleep. At Palsy the workmen of the gas works
preceded his carriage with torches and lighted him
through the Bois do Boulogne as far as the grille.
On leaving them the Prince gave them 200 fr., which
they sent the next day to the charity-box of the So-
ciety of Saint Vincent do huge.
On the 21st instant the Proeureur of the Republic,
at Toulouse, enlisted by 12 agents, seized a quantity
of powder clandestinely manufactured by the firm of
Berneu, Brothers, who were arrested, and admitted
that they had carried on the illegal manufacture for
a long time.
It is announced that Abd-el-Kader will visit Paris
before he leaves France for Browns.
Several senators have arrived in Paris within the
last few days. Preparations are making at the
Luxembourg for the extraordinary sitting of Novem-
I ber 4.

ITALY.

PIEDMONT.

We read in the dpis;rusio of Turin, of Oct. 21, the
following extract from a letter dated Florence,
Oct. 18:
The news from Rome is somewhat serious. Monseigneur
Charm, the reeently-appointed Archbishop of Oeno, re-
ceived a mission frosa year government to treat with the
court of Rome foe a settlement of all matters in dispute.
Such, although the details are unknown, was the substance
of the instructions given to Monseigneur Chinas. I learn
from a certain source that in the secret contistory at held,
and concerning which not a ward has been s even in'
the Jourssal ds Rome, the question was agitated
" bow is Piedmont to be opposed I' and that Mmesigaeur
Charms entered completely into the views of the cassis-
tory—that is to say that the existing institutions of Sar-
dinia must be opposed in all possible ways, and that Count
Solaro della Margherita must be induced to sesame the
reins of government

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he breW. eeill‘t____ Anil 2 R..k i ,!P ' : . aims dattiee teen de tirdy have been compelled to retire, pupae*"
to instance, •f"-"` ... -. , e "the " 1.
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to the demo of the lit of March, they befog more
• Thevisi 'eh ...11 e4,e• to than seventy-five years of age. This is the moat
ad in the other three times the re le
Ad yew of the wart. We announced, the pit and s. . ;I en „Gi tem; important instance of the operation of that decree,
Pilotage matter,—and them is aletelY tia the 1:14107.- of the doors, the we mach criticised at the time, that has yet occurred.
s shown of the mischief done bt it,— wed.-1 It . „,f, was onoceupied ; and toeg General Marian yederday terminated a tour of
mutton of his Hord lligheele Frit" tiase mienthr ar thw curtain not a mot which inspectiondt" "eratee" and "Pm!. and minim