The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-09 00:00:00

OVERLAND MAILS.

CALCUTTA, ORLNA, AND A USTRALIANLEXANDRIA NAILS.
A, OCT. 8.

The Mongolia and Poonahleft here at daybreak
to-day for Marseillea and Southampton respec-
tively.

OUTWARD AUSTRALIAN NAIL OF 20.20rn JUNE.
The Northam reached Melbourne on the 12th,
laud Sydney on the 14th August (correct date).

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
MALTA, Ocr. 8.

The Pere, from Southampton on the 27th Sept.,l
sxrlved here ou the 6th inst. at 6 a.m., and left at
noon for Alexandria.
The Ripon, from Marseilles on the sth inst.,
arrived here to-day at 6 ►m., and will leave at 10
►m. for Alexandria.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS•

Mr. recliter, after a succonsful provincial debut
at Glasgow, Birmingham, and Liverpool, returns to town
this week, and opens the Lyceum at the end of the month.
We (Swansea Herald) have great pleasure in being
able to state that no new case of fever boa occurred in
the tows daring the last few days • and as the weather,
though still remarkably dry, is beect:Mag day by day per.
eeptiltly *Polar, and oonsequeetly more healthy, we end-
decay hope that the fever may be considered virtually at
an end, and that the general health of the tows will rapidly
rise to its used satisfactory average.
The Bishop's Waltham Infirmary is to be opened
sett month. The foundation II&JCIO was laid last year by
Priem Leopold and Louis of Hems.
ARREST or Two FEDERAL 01FICIAL--OAVAI,
Fauttr.—Two men named Farming and Weld, who have
recently returned from America, and state they were
officers la the Federal army, were arrested o Killesthedra
en Wednesday last, which was the fair day of that town,
when passing through on their way to the toasty of
Leitrim. The pollee, of mane, had good reason to suspect
they were maims of the Fenian Brotherhood. They
were Drought before • magistrate, who othimitted them to
Cavan Gaol until next petty session, and, I understand.
on being examined, the inevitable alx•lnwrelled revolver,
and ammunition to suit. were found es their parsons, se
also a good supply of money. —lrish Times.
MR. WALTER MONTOOMERY AND THE INDSPIN-
DUSTS AT NOTTINGHAM.— A new theatre was opened at
Nottingham a forteight ago, and is the mining Wren Mr.
Walter Montgomery said :—" Recognised as our profession
is by the highest in the land, we have little to fear from the
doodad intellects and narrow prejudices of a limited few,
bet even they shall be eoevineed (if they will some amongst
tine)) that there is nothing inconsistent in the following our
profession and wearinglight yoke of that Lc•rd of
I love who stilled the rolling wave of Galilee.'" The Rev.
J. A. Baxter, minister of one of the independent chapels
is the town, animadverted se streogly os these words in
i • sermon on the following Sunday that Mr. Walter Mont-
gomery addressed to him, through the press, a letter stat-
ing that he hoped the rev. gentleman would male a full re-
tentra. This journal is punished for Laving reproduced a letter perstacm for the *jury he bad endeavoured to do him in
We (P°'4) understand their Royal Highneeael addressed to the A Isacien in reply to • communique. No the same place where* he was pleased to make such a
the Prises sod Prisms of Prawn will In • few weeks eon* pried* of
government was in gelation, but merely mins and terrible amnion, namely, " That his (Mr.
to Raglan on • visit to her Majesty. and, it is sanded. the appoietnient of a mayor who had not been MeebreTael aldrettge. "Leiintmevw.d geatleeeaa biesigali'aerten:
will be accompanied by their young family. It is said elected a member of the municipal council. The assuredeg that the matter would be ventilated elsewhere. To
that their visit will he purely of a domestic character. measure cannot but tend to weaken the argu- this Mr. Baxter soswered—" To connect th
Their royal highnesses are expected to remain about a ante used by the minister in his circular on communiques• rotation with tbe ' weans' the liebt yoke of that Lad of
fortnight in England. If this kind of thing goes cis the communique will be always love,'" !ea.." I boldly stated that it savoured of blasphemy,"
Mr. Walter
Prince Amadeus of Italy on Saturday visited the in ni,„inbn, ad always have the lest word. That ie a end
tagdodmalmthihatnhpelboadhgetootairiox teoiaLehnis:d
the.
Bank of England, the Royal Exchange, and Lloyds, and widely different thing from the right of the genremest to gentleman's reply as lame and impotent. His letter gives
afterwards drove to Barn, Bum, to visit the Duke de saawer false statements or doctrines asserted by the air. his antagonist a teens fee thus introducing such a seriou
Chartrea, and thence to the reddest* of Count de Paris at eider. The joined can always reply to the explanations of topic at such • time. "II is (says Mr. M.) briefly tress
Twickenham. In the wining he received • small party at private individuals which it is compelled by law to inert. —On the Sabbath previous to this mposing of the nth
theatre I bad Weald with horror and mdmatiou to a die"
...---.----
dinner at the Italian Leptis*, Yesterday his royal high-
bet It le dangerous W argue with a "vwvigid` backed I eaves from the pulpit, in which the profmom esteous.
nese &needed rims at the. Italian church, Ilattoll•welir la as it is by other power time that of' *nosing. " I cannot 1 sad general supportersof our geode art were coodemned to DREADFUL ACCIDINT WHILE WINDOW OLEAN-
the afternoon be went to the Zedegical-gerdeue. end after' write against was who can Princribe." said Camille Maumee. 1 the meat terrible eternity. I could not believe that any 1110.—(Tele Dee.)—Shortly after 9 o'clock this morning
as aeradeet, which It is feared will terminate fatall , hap-
wards dined at the Trafalgar Hotel, Greenwich. line. The Gazette de Frame, however, goes further tine I teen weld be teazel is We present
ke Teri: II :ieel:iligetlre; paned to a man aimed Themes Chipperfiahl, etod
A telegram reached Southampton late on Satur necessary, or than we think reasonable, when it says it will lib"
day evening, stet* that the King and Qum of Portugal. hold itself precluded from even discussing • communique, Emden resoundieg with responsive howls at every fresh cleaning the wisdows as the first deer at Na
icitenelY, tut*: tithe holy hoe wives th
prayer into • beer about 45. The unfortunate man was engaged to
psse
on their way to Southareptoe, were obliged to land on the It is uphill work to do so, no doubt, bat, so long aenunna• tion• . A heavy responsitility rests upon such 26. Bouverie-street, Fleet-street (the Retina Times
Peninsular coast is consequene of the Meese of her as the present administrative regime lasts, the press rambles. It would not have surprised me to have thee Office]. and is order the better to effect his
Majesty. only lives by toleration, and cm do nothing whatever my beautiful theatre in flames at the booed of some excited pus on the outside, and not thinking of the dearer.
The Marquis C. San Germano left town on without risk. We should like H. Paulin Llmayrac, apropos mt. at prea„t.
fantio au hour after that fiery attack. Here the matter tood out he tie balcony. He had not been there loci
bakes be was observed to rest: his back against the iron-
Friday for Turin. in eonatheerme of the dangerous illnem of his famous article about the frig People, to tell us what y work, which immediately afterwards gale way, recipitat-
of his father. danger an English journal would have lectured by rib- ArALTNCH OP THE JOHN WILLIAMS, MISSIONARY i ;he fellow ee te the maim: hit
SHIP AT ABERDEEN.—Ou Thursday &AMOCO a 1,101101111 hilnkunk poor rainy in front cr., me, aiirid eeelle3
Halting the lett r which drew down a warning on the Dew slipper Magus, named the John Williams, was lamented the spikes entarre:d his f,rebead, and broke completely off.
The Marl of Warwick has arrived at Warwick from the shipbuilding yard of Mews. Hall, Aberdeen, for He was at cove conveyed ~, an teeming. mate to a crab
to
Castle for a few days. The Cmuntess of Warwick bas Gia-'=Ue dc France?
arrived in tows. The noble sari and countess have been A petition is signing in Algiers against new the Leedes Missionary Society. The ship having Wes Kine's College Hospital, re it was at first impossible to
built and paid for by subscription Mead In the Sunday aiesiteie the ea,aat el winhi,,,dea. vire. bewevet, gem kern
on a tour of visits in Sootlaad, and have left the Earl ad measures supposed to be in contemplation, and schools throughout the kinedonyi peculiar interest attached
Countess of Wernyas at their nut In Scotland. which excite great uneuiness in the colony. Theh sod both them,
builders sad the directors of ....
that up to 1 o'clock he was still ling is • precarious eon.
to the lane , . . Bitten, and perfectly onceeseiens. The skull is literally
the society made arrangements for a public demonstratton.
The Earl and Countess of Fife, Lord Macduff, Independatit, of Constantine, says the opinion of Toe society was represented by Mr. Gee. Frederick Whit% ruhettli...7l the imjurses• internally areal a most serious
Lad? Aiwa' ea Lay Ida Doff will arrive tomorrow et the French bar at large is going to be taken as to the the chairman, and the Rev. Dr. Ferguson, the deputy '
36, Doverctreet, whisk has bona taken by the noble earl chairman of the board ;by Mr. W. 11. Debell, Con- A:elvers FROM WRIT COAST OF APILICA.—.(THis
legality of the changes, which will leave them no troner•General of her Majesty's Customs; Mr. J. Kemp DATJ—PLleeure, AST
O lial°l"'s
for Lady Anne Dere marriage. TIN ceremooy will tabs raw steam stereship Wye, Staff Commeder V. 0. Re-
place at St Peas, Knightsbridge, on Tuesday, the 17th choice but to submit to forced sales of their pro- Welch, the Rev. Dr. George Smith, the Rev. J. H. ee
bees, and the mow steam sloop Zebra (17), Omenander
natant. perty at an enormous saorifirie. A pamphlet ex- WoiLisonimetheof Bemire. JobsonuthKeesetykinioand
Lthe
Tr.
Marrs. lath
G. Lindsay, both from the West Coast of Africa.
d lath arrived in the dosed.
Ills Excellency Viscount Monet has arrived at planing these changes by a French convert to i RAU had invited the Lori
including the
Tlagistrattie: . LIFEBOAT SERVICE.—.memos, IJoavout, Oor. 7.
Thorns's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Canada. Mahometanism, in which he advocates what is cum-Ito about 460 other gentleman, in lo li
of all denominations, to witnessthe g launch
for par. —About halepart seven o'clock on Wednedsy evening
Lord and Lady Colchester have arrived at their pendionsly called the " liqoidation of colonisation" I
I take of the social setentalement elegantly got up for the last (reports the Rev. G. W. Steword) signal lights of die.
rasideore in Berkeley-aquae, from Toehold's Wells. has rendered the author so unpopular in the city of i ocessioe.f The
rom slxl railways bad arranged to bring many trees were see* off the Scrob• Sand, while the wind was
t nominal t ader the cart of til wiog stream fro the KR. ; The Castor Lifeboat
Lord and Lady Otho Fitzgerald arrived at their Algiers, that the Courtier de Pet lgirie thinks it I children
teachers, and seem& iodation was Zecially provided ofe the National reinstated= was at cues manned
residence on Oulton-house-Mnsos, on Saturday, from s necessary to exhort the population not to use vie far upwards of 10,000, who marched. the gamed opposite sod launched sad taken to the spa indicated by
Miting tour. the building yard in promesion. whole city seemed tbe signal. On arriving there the lifeboat found
lance towards him.
The Right RM. J. IL Denison and lady Char- to tarn oat to see the lanoch, and every vessel in the docks a brig on the middle of the Seen? Sand per f
water ra
ter
The harbour was decorated with flags, the ship herself with her rudder geese, the se• breaking over her. After
lotto Denison have arrived at Omingtoe, Notts, from Itaby 'bowies all her ooloun from stem to stern. At 1 o'clock Miss misting the mew at working the pumps for shoat
Cmtle, after • tour of visits is Scotland. A letter from Rome addressed to the
at 'A oe Kem Welch, • young lady from Leedoe carat. an hour or so the beadsmen were forced to lens
Mr. W. Ewalt, M.P., wilts' :—" Perceiving my DenteJte Alloenueitie Zeitung reproduces the report that the , *led
a the John Williams.h as she left the stooks :at:
meld :glided tit, ver
om l, tit:4 tathdedtheassi ti,i crews of :sinheafme-puti;
name—thmigh with a prefix and address to which lam Pope *nods to Lonnie a gamed council on the 29th of , Igilerelliy Williams itimeavremler, IT. 370 tons; 130tt. low with IL The theymen afterwards prooseded to the Yarmouth
not eutitled—recorded as a subscriber to the Confederate June, 1866. far the purpose of Proclaiming the dogma of . egyt. widatb of beam, sod 15ft. depth of hold. She is built Sailors' Home. The next day, the Int being still es the
Loan. I think it right to mention that I never had the the infallibility of the Sovereign Poutiff. At the mere of the best mate, tale, is chased under the highs* letter at sands, the boachnien went out again with the lifeboat, the
egibteet connexion with the Confederate Len t having i time would be aulempised the I,Booth anniversary of the Lloyd', and was procounced by Mr. Wallace, Lloyd'? sur- vessel being unapproachable by any other beat. They for.
been, ea the contrary, a warm supporter of the Northern martyrdom of St. Peter, who is said to have been 1 ler". ee be "everything that be
society could wish or tunately succeeded in getting ber off and in brining her
expect." The model bpsrfect, and the fittings are ot the into Lowestoft harbour. She was the brig Haling, of Sun-
governmest evertd it adopted the cease of negro moan- !crucified at Rome on the 29th Jane, 66. ' most simple yet most elegant description. The ship is in- derlaed, bound from Sunderland to Lowestoft, with a cargo
a/maims. I trust that I may be allowed to make the same A correspondent of a New York paper writes ' tended fes the ruination* of the society in the douth Sea of railway sleeeers.
declaration os the part of ay brother, Mr. Joseph Ewart" I from Max
:—" Oa Maximilian's birthday, the Emma lsland., and will be commanded by Captain Williams, who FENIAN Iwrolimaws.—lt is currently reported
' Hr. Mane, the ex•Oesiederitte " afiset." writes to the went is sate to the Cathedral. She had a magnificent wee
eeedrernede!rehricelet h
waser Yerrieceke:denT after
whichlsland the
lad yes. is that the goverrot have receivedarferehe zhtie:f which will
the
that In no part of his cerreependenee with the Coe- crows au her heed, wad woes • crimson velvet mantle, all eAt the' (lewd that followed, the Right Hon. the Eve7
of ultimately enable theretooordarirvigvem
rumour
the of the pet.
federate government, public or private, did be ever refer to embrei lend with stars of gold, over a magnificent white Kintore. Lord•Lientseent of the county, sad the members rims now in midway, end againstwhom noilogno of & nori.
or give the name of say holder of the Confederate Loan—' idle dread similarly worked. The carriage in which eke re. or the deputation, supported the chair, which was occupied oes easreetwr has been given, in expectedw to beams • mom
far Ins of the amount held by them. " I could not have ' viewed the troops cost $40,000. It is all made of glue and by Mr. James Hall, his brother William, as vine:hair. witness, end in all probability will be pat *to the miters.
doe* it for the simple rams that I did cot know it, nor silver fret work, sad the columns of solid silver. The in- boil supported by
.Sheriff Watson and other leading box on Monday next (this day). A OlNlUStrainelff palate to
of the city. There were many Interesting the poseibility of James Stephen being within the eseteelet
shoaled 1 have deemed it necessary to notice these absurd side is lined with white astir and gold hoe. The Palatine Yv!' emelt
things mid by the streakers. and the meeting separated the minorities. Sneed seating that loch rumours are
fabrications coming from tee United States but for the Guard. all men over six feet tall, followed, splendidly mach gratified with the Proceedings of the day. carnet we do not vends for their neural* farther than to
apparent consequent* given to them by some of the gentle- dressed, and main • Iles appearance." I LAUNCH AT GREENWICH.—Masers. Mandalay, ear that they are mentioned in well-iefonned quarters.—
men to whom they referred." The Marquis de Bellune, brother of the duke, ens. sad Field, the ensile* makers. of Lambeth, some time Dublin Noising Mail.
Soli 's HIAT --On
The French Court will arrive at Oompihgne on catered the Seminary of St, nuipke last Monday. The reh ghee extensive beildine•yard at Greenwich, SINGULAR Ern= or THE •
bed been placed in
the 15th, sod remain there forty-five days. There will be literary world of Paris has been startled by this disappear- eeei
the pliter:itilialix orhsamhascres,
Cosapany, with
toot Tendav at l
tie window oarthwrk 6 naphtha tilli. lamp led
coons
four series of gees* at the interval of tea days. Great &DOD of one of its most promising young writers. Last adding shipbuilding on a large male to their former bed. Forbes, and after it bad Mar there for a time. the we
busting excursions are plagued for the &11101nOmbei& of the year the marquis attracted conelderablei attestion by his nee rho keel of the first need built la the yard was laid beating full en the window puce, the eaphtba got Ignited
Kim of Pewtegal, sect it ia added, the Prises of Wales. romance" De Matientaimille Bert which he published in lint Hey, .ild the lutheh took built
as liaterdey. The try the action of **solar rees._.__sed roll
_Ge is • Ignited
There ars to be two concerts and two theatrical represents. Le *rue de Paris. One of his production bad considerable ceremony
daughterlf obrlsteat was
j ppebeformaddaby Mies Mastalt explodes. causingtbn:' Igilk f=in z..7,:„...„.„,:-.;
doss every neck at the &stem. The King arid Queen of success at the Odin. The marquis is bet 25, but his *o,. bottle, named the emit the ILT Der ebe iro. The bearing of the strew seeking, wir._"•__%l2o"),...tblei_ sees
poreepl, are expected to arrive In NA& and be received at Meads state that he has lam felt a vocation for a meek.' Lay Derby is a screw steam vowel built for the General SUpiretellrld alfellef bed bee*" gem* a." ''... t"" days
St. Cloud by the Emperor and Imprees. We, and eel, waited till he bad Wallow! the aireepted sr. Iron craw
Collier Compery. of witchcraft had sat yet pap by.—Aberderw Illawki.

(FROM OUR OWN 0011RINFONDINT.)

PARIS, SCNDAY
The authorities refuse to publish returns of the
number of cholera patients received daily in the
Paris hospitals, on the ground that the journals
alarm the public by giving exaggerated accounts of
the disease. A more certain way to encourage this
exaggeration than to suppress the truth could not
be devised. On the contrary, if it were shown—
as I believe the facts would show—that the cholera
has not swelled the bills of mortality in Paris in
any appreciable degree, and that the deaths caused
by it are far fewer than those from typhus fever,
it would be seen that the cholera can hardly be said
Ito exist in an epidemic state in this capital. Of
'course the seamy desired cannot be kept, after all,
(inasmuch as the hospitals are open every day to
(doctors, students, and visitors. Twelve patients—
eight men and four women—were received yesterday
at the Lariboisibre Hospital, and this is a larger num-
ber than was received by any other. There are a few
in the 17th and 18th arrondissements, very few in
the Beaujon Hospital, and certainly not more than
two or three per day in the great central hospitals
of La Charitif and the Hotel Dieu. If the present
'proportions do not increase (and with cooler weather
there is good hope that they will not), a population
Ilof two millions has no pretence for giving way to
panic fears.
The Temps comments as follows upon the warning
to the Gazette de France :
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these, !slur. settled.
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rain.
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strong to a gale, rain morns rain.
at times.
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Nerthern=ftcotland. Western=-Ireland. Wales, and adja-
cencies. Soutbern=linglish Channel and By of !Quay.
t:astarn=Bastward England and North Sea.