The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-13 00:00:00

THB EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1856.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

thereby reflecting both upon his intellect and his
anasere, is going rather far. Yet such is the plain
import of the article, the text of which I subjoin :

PF.RBIA.

A Constsatinople letter, in the Hasabwrg Naos,
asys:-0 The Persian ambanadoe, who is =posted
here on hie way to Paris, will also proceed to London
in order to pat an end to the Anglo-Persian dit-
heettese. He is charged to offer every satisfaction
to Ragland, an coadition that the English cabinet
shall recall Mr. Murray, and replace hint by another
ambaseadoe

Oar wooden will sot have foegottea the declaration lately
made by the Quota of Eagl•ad's mid den is parliemeat,
ea the subject of the attain of Naples. it we'
dated Chet the mods of Tram* sod England
bad addressed (deadly sates to the court of the
Two Sends, with the object of inducing Nisi Perdiaaad
to modify his system of goverment is sash • way as to
reader It room 'lberia sad more soakermable to the p►opos.
sine ideas d the age la Irbil* we live. The character of
Wag Perdissad's answer to them easisable mmarsaleatioas

is known. It was at mos negative is substance, and in-
tenths in form. It sprats, however, that this answer did
not uprose the ml meaning of the Neapolitan government;
King Perdinand's intentions were mush less absolute than
his words. We sow know that the teen of the Two Biding
shows null practically disposed to follow the councils
which in theory it has repudiated with so mach
obstinacy and vivacity. One any perhaps justly feel asto-
nished at this Monet contradiction between the cadent
sad the language of the King of Naples. If the advice
which has ban given him appears so wand and so disintav
and ILI to be worthy of being anted to mount, how does
it apples that it is 'Odd la a manor a haughty and so
decided by the diplomat's notes of his goaremeat ? Dom
the Nespolitan gainsaid think that It better consults its
own dignity by speaking In one sense end acting
is another ? Does it hope to prove by this equfvocal atti-
tude that is adopting the coarse advised by the Western
powers, with a view may to its own Interest, it does but
follow its natural poneassi, sad does what it doss—not
banes his asked tool' so, bat banes such to its own will
In oar opinion there would be more real dignity Is mum.
lag a contrary attitude, sad we think the King of Naples
would have even greater proofs of his power sad wisdom
if he had frankly admitted to the Western Powers that
their magas wag opportune. To set spa these toommols
after bevies rejected them in theory, In the leseasge
of a prince compleining of an attack upon his
sovereign rights, is to enefies hie weakness and
to make it more apparent that he only yields to neces-
sity. It appall, la fat, that the oinerestions of Amnia
hays not ban without their inflames upon the moieties
whisk the Leg of Napier kat so suddenly taut to adopt
some of the means whisk the Western powers have ad-
vised him to take. The Neapolitan government had doubt-
less tattered lead( that it would find in lie resistaaa to
prudent cam& a serious support is the Austrian govern-
ment But when it taw that, far frost befog die-
petted to support him the Emperor of Austria
disapproved of his obstinacy, the King of Naples
at lag* resolved to allay the diesatistation of the
earls of Frame and England by some acts of e/essemy.
Thom eats of cleating, however, sely cannon • first
amides, sad are fa from reepoadieg entirely to the es.
potation and dente of the Westin Powers. Oat of their
alighted& good falls' towards the Nespoiltans, they
have asked of Kis, Ferias:a lager sad more efficsoins s
mama. But it la to be premed that be will finish
what be ho. beets, and will, in the fatted of his caws
and of his people, understood the neesseity of those reforms
sad usellorations whist' ma aka, mute the safety
of the kingdom of the Two Bides. Is that can the ob-
ject whisk the Western Powers proposed to themeless la
their emataaleatioss with Naples' will be completely n-
aiad, he they alp set is they have dose begun, they an
with great ram adieu so take nob es seem to
them most adapted to provost Italy from beanie( the
theatre of agitations which night be fetal to the repose of
Europe and the pesos of the world. It is, however, for
King Ferdinand to remove the disagreeable impedes
whisk his stager to the notes of the courts of Pram and
Ballad has predated la Paris and Loden. We do sot
doubt that after a little idiotism he will also feel the a-
nal of retreating all that Is laaultiag in the form of his
answer, sad that he will be the test, both by his linguae
sad oinden, to facilitate the resumption of them relations
of friendship sad aceidome whisk lbsiaerly sainted betas*
the gamesman of Frame, Reglad, sad Naas.

The Nord of Brussels announces that the Russian
government has jest conoeded a line of railway to
the extent of 428 myriametree (the myriamatre is
10,000 metres) to a company of Frau& capitalists,
having at its head M. de Rothschild, and represented
by M. Julien, the well-known engineer. The length
of railway thus mentioned appears to us so exceed-
ingly great as to throw a doubt on the announce-
ment.

A letter from Granata& of the 2nd states that
while the Emperor of Russia in one of kis late ex-
cursions was on board the Groziestehi steenfrigate,
else had a coUlsion with a Dutch merohantoveseel,
which damaged one of her wheels so seriously that
she maid not continue her voyage. At daybreak she
was seen from tilweaboeg to be in &trete, and a
steamer was sent to her moistens and towed her
into Cranial. The Emperor gees order• that
the Dutch vessel, whin also put into Croustadt;
should be repaired at the expeose of the crown, and
gave a sum of 300 roubles to be distributed among
the Grew.

Voes's Gazette of Berlin states that the Empress
Dowager of Ramis bas gives op the idea of going
to Bt. Petersburg by sea. Her Majesty will proceed
by railway to Keenipberg, and theses by canine
to St. Petersburg.

BUBILARINE

TELEGRAPH.

We are glad to learn, from the following despatch,
sent yesterday Attalla* by the sagissers and agents

atibmariss7 Telogreph boa-

pay in the island of Sudinia, to their aim; in Lon-
don, that the temporary rank they have ',stalled
in the sesidental break:lag of the cable. which was
ameemeed by a unsay from the Baglish coned at
Cagliari, dated last Saturday, is not Cicely to inter-
fere seriously with the nooses of their important
operation: _ _

N BONIFACIO, Aro. 12, 246 p.m.

" we aro at Bausch Chia. and have Oootwasard
raising the sable. with the intimation of oratioalag
oar roots to Algeria.

"The Prooolrofkozo sears with so the bops of s
finalists ism.

a Everything is ready."

THE FRENCH ARMY OF THE EAST.

It appears certain, nays a Paris letter in the
ilmarreipation of Brosesis, that it is Nest Walewski
sod Marshal Doke Potboiler who are charged with
the teak of eosin to a definitive arrangement on
the subject of the medals which Turley is desirous
of onderring oa.the Freud' troops. It was at first
in eontempladon to decorate all the midi= who
have taken part in the Crimean ampolgs. The
Emperor did not give his modem MI Ibis idea; and
after several modifications tit, Ili at length
bees decided that the only addlmn mho sen In receive
the Terldsh modal are the emit sod the in-
valided.

The Riede protests egaisatibe hidiffersuo• x pressed
by the Constitutiennel as to whether the Isle of Ser-
pents shall belong to Ruda or Turkey. „The Isle
of Serpents, Fidonsi, or Fidonisi, possesses a light-
house 'gully useful (as the Conatitutioeusel admits)
to vessels going to Odessa and merchantmen passing
up or down the mouths of the Danube. The power
which may oecapy this island is therefore
mare especially charged than any other with
the duty of facilitating the free navigation
of the river. A proof that Fidosist is not
an unimportant station, is that the French and
English fleets made it their point of rendesues be-
fore landing the army at Eapatoria.•
Owing to a curious misprint, the Sleek uses the
future tense instead of the past, and thereby makes
it appear that the English end French Seats are
going to meet at the Isle of Serpents and then pro-
cud to Rapala'''. I have no doubt that tie para.
graph will be understood by many readers in the
literal ud alarming
The Bulletin des Lae publishes an imperial de•
ores, granting a puska of 6,000 fr. a year to the
widow of Admiral Brest. This is the flat frail of
the new law conferring power on the Emperor to
grant pensions, which met with so much resistance
in the Corps Legislatif.

THE INDIAN MAIL.

AND TILBORLPI
MARIUULLIIB. WIEDSBIDAL

The Wells arrived at five o'clock this atoning,
with the Indian avail. The despatches which she
brought have been forwarded.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

VIZOIC ODA

PARIS,

I believe it is quite settled that the Emperor, the
Emma, and the Imperial Prince will kayo St.
Cloud for Biarritz on the 18th.
Lettere from St. Petersburg elate that the mime
of the adjoeremest of the Cur'a ocematios was that
be desired to visit the anthers districts of hie as-
pire which were inundated, and it I. thought that
11. de Morey will accompany him is thie tear.
The Bourse opened with brilliancy. There was a
reeetkm is the middle of the day, but prime rallied
aid closed at seedy the Menet point. The Rests
role 86e. for cash and 26e. foe aeoettit, closing
at 71fr. 60. and 71fr. 260. Credit Mobi-
lise varied bat little. The Orleans sad

Is yesterday's Mongols' we read :
Oa the 16th of Avert, being Bt. Napelees's Day,
thus will ha erlebratftd, at Boos, fa the sheer if the

metropolitan thatch of NOtre DIN, s solemn which
will be followed by the chastise of the lb Dame and
Dania' Saimaa, Co the caesslea of the foie of his Mejsmy
IM Empower. The ceremony will essciade with the
pontifical benediction. The esinistets, the high dignitaries
of the Mato, sad the authorities, tarn and military, will
amid at this ceremony. They will be k uniform, and will
eater the ctthodral by the great entrosce.
_ _ _ _

Mediterranean Railways rose 10fr. each. Northam
7fr. 60e.. and Eastern and Western Orr. mob, Lyons
fell 10fr. It was annesseed that the terms of the
long pending treaty between the Lyons and Mediter-
ranean companies have hem at length satisfactorily
emeisded, sad that the Emperor's signature to alone
welted for.

The Minister of War: charged ad Osferim with
the Department of Patdie lostreetioo and Worship,
has addressed to each of the archbishops and bishops
the followieg letters _ _ _

The greater pert of the pupil. of the MlStar/
School of St. Cyr hare been mot home till Septem-
ber lit, is 00111114p011011 of Damen= emos of dames
haring appeared is the wheal, meeeketed, it is said,
by the lateens beat of the weather.

Miami gem;r—The sasiveresty of Ihe fete of the Em-
peror will tea mite all the popl•tioa is matalme•e
tbsnksgivings. Frame moot, witbost lattatitade to
Heaves, forget that this ameametabis your bee bibeld the
birth of as Imperial prism, tostempotasesuly witk tim
signature of • glorious met. In inuidet, darks the es.
knotty Mike 15th of Avisd, the bleeds., of Heave• en
their Imperial Mepaties, the satire a•ttea will be item to
saatim to God its lively thankfulness for this doebie blew
slog. Year Gum, anistated by these teatime's, will, I
am reseeded, he toed emegit to order that • Mom Tip
hewn shall ho Anted ea the 15th of August, after divine
%MO% is all the sh•rshes of your Mmes.

I ast night, as a regiment of ialentry was puling
over the Pout Neuf, an ladividaal, armed with a
poignard, rushed up, aging. "You have destroyed
liberty—ion mull not pees !" He .attruptod to stab
an Aar. He was arrested, and on being takin to the
seared megietrate,he swallowed • paper in the
msgis-
trate'spneanse. It wan thought tbat Min paper was W-
I portent, and means were taken to extract It from his
throat, but it was found to be a writing of no your
queue. The mu has beat recognised is a merchant
is the Rao lea Nests Montmartre. It was said that
be had suddenly gone mad, owl'', to the heat of the
weather.

El-- a-
VAILLANT.
The Nordistur then gives a programme of the fete,
Salutes of artillery will be tired at 6 am. and 6 p.m.
At midday mum will be celebrated in Notre Dance,
in meow* of the dignitaries of state, and the civil
and military authorities. A T. Dews will be sang in
Notre Dame and in all other churches. The day's
festivities will take plass from 2 o'clock to 8 o'clock
p.m., at the Esplanade and the Invalids., and the
Barriers ds Tram. At the former there will be
dramatic representation. of military events, rope-
dancing., games, tumbling", climbing. of greasy
poles, &a At 6 p.m. a large balloon will ascend,
having inscribed 'vas its zodiac the name of the
Emperor, and dressed with national flags and stream•
ere, &a, bearing the Imperial initials. At the latter
place similar representations will take place, omitting
the Uncoil sweet.

The MOM has commenced an action of libel
against M. Dente, the publisher of the work
" l'Univas jege par lei mew." The Univers an-
nounced a sheet thee sines that it was going to re-
fers the }ample, and that it was preparing with
that view a " bag and unanswerable " statemest. It
now, however, says that the refutation would Mks
op too mach room, and it prefers going to law, noises
the publisher will openly declare that the author of
the work has deceived him.

TDISDAT Memento.

The Cblesidutiostswi, which wee y;;ts;dayisetruot-----ed
to make things plemant to the Emperor of Ramie,
published is its oeustry edition of last sight, an arti-
cle cm the affairs ef Nap* evidestly esimistleg from
the mane authoritative source as ths first manifesto.
But fee some mane at soother, the Cluselitutimmel,
sootrerp to the used tower, does sot reproduce the
artiele in its Paris edition of thin morning. I am
isolised to think that whoa the semposition was
reed over in print, it meat have struck
the Emma coveremeat that it was rather
Joe diereepeetfal towards King Perdissod. To
Mil a crowned head that he cannot express his
own monis& sad that What be does my is eitensiem

The diversions of the evening will commesee at
half-past p.m., with a eoacert executed by 200 M-
trimonial and 260 veal performers, in ths garden
of the Tuileries. At night, lb. garde.., the Pissed.
la Coecorde, &c., will be illuminated with coloured
lamps and lantern.. Tb. principal plasm et public
tenet and the various public edifies. will b. illumi-
nated in a similar meaner. Ths Hotel de Villa will
daring the day be decorated with flap, and Blued
sated at night with a devise reptmontlag the anise(
lbe city of Paris. At 9 o'clock a display of fireworks
will tak. plaice at the Beerier. de llkeile and the
&mien, da Tree.. The priosipal banquet at the
pyrotatincieal display at th. latter place will Topmost
the &andel. el the groat lit. Asps at Rpm.