The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 13, 13156.

THE UT. DS

Dr. Livingston, naiad Iloathavaptai trona/Aden
M ems Velar en Tbunday Klett Mr. Eadell, wfek when
I bin. Liregenwo Le bra staying, awl Mine gentlensa ant
Ida at the railway etstiou. Yeetedin a ware of gentle-
men pad their teepee% to kW, although lie arrival la the
tows was set gearally Wawa. lie le aesely forty ran of
age; ble fees le renewed, through barishir, Gag is swiss
Meek, with morn to a bluing ma. Hip haitaiss la
epeakieg, bee a poodle" smut, rat • Ism ismatlams he •
weed, GS& the weeds of bit erneare are measionally
la-
rated. His language le, bowers, peg,. ma he hee
ea lowan hug of nest valuable and Worsting
la/oration whisk w sewasalowee and may. He is

is pod health aed spirits. His left are., which was broke*
by a lieu, Is improperly set, a &Met whisk be will "Mes-
mer to get torrested while he is is Ilniland. He hes sa
affeetion of the uvula, which will penes him hem speak-
tag mesh I. pubUe he the presses. This anodes has bees
brought ea by mends, is the opt air is Atria. If he
sow speaks seek he keel his vein, setwithsteading that
he submined to m swathe la Afrisa to enable his to
speak Is public He has namely spoken the English
lannage for the lan sines. years. He lived with • tribe
of Beeksams, far is the Intedes, ter eight years, gelding
them in Um paths of erne, Mewled'', sad religion. He,
is opoMmatioa with Ifr. Oswald, dissented the nagnikeet
Lake Npai, In the laterite of Aides. He trend by himself
the nem if the greet river Zanbesi, in Enters Africa,
sad sapling me et the ezterive sad arld heats et the
Airless seethes& Is the interior of that southeast
he meshed the eighth dopes el moaners latitude,
that Is timely-de Aspen sera of the Cape el Good
Hope, far bored the reap of say former treveller.
TM Lake Hien is farts the wed of the buena( greeds el
Gahm Canaan'. Unmake" wes is these gnash whoa
the Lies-slayer was there, sad they beth net sites. Living-
dam sever weld sake the Able's. believe 's unheeded
that kis essataymea sane tor sport. They thought be same
fur mat which he meld ad get at Moe. The last UM
that Dr. Livisistese heard hen Hemp while hr away
tress the sent wee whiz he we as Lad.. He this reed
MM. tattle et Belaidave. It was a twelvemonth before be
hand farther sews. The wife at the Deem is the daugh-
ter of Mr. Mogan, the shUissr if the Medium sakes.
Moffett bed inn eight of his see-in-law ter some tins, sad
attempted to rostrata lido the Warier to see what we.
bosom" el kin. He tailed to reach him, kowever, bet he
east is by friendly tribes • package if boons, sews-
papers, and ham This penny was brought to
the southern beak of • river whisk appareled
two hostile tribes. Lidsineas was then living far to the
teeth el this dm. The lbastbross oiled to the North-
ma, sad kid then that they had nee property bekragiag
to the donee, who wee Wei la great reopen by both tribes.
The liesthasa retssed to mem ever for it, swim that the
books end papers essteinsd witeheratmeshelse. " Vert
well," aid the tbrathreen "we lien then hem sad if they
am lest, ea poet heads the hien" will tall." They lbw
retired. The Northers themlit better of It, aressed over,
pissed the pared mit is la the rim, mid Milt • hut
ever It. Twelve maths afterward,, Dr. Liner/stem tamed
the panel there eta. The Meese Ms bee* streak dews by
Abloom levee upwards if 30 times. He bas emetantly
slept la the apes sir is the met snwhelesesse shams, sad
he has travelled ever "seeds eat shone sad desert wilder-
seems," with as earthly defame, he says, save his ass
right arm, bat molar the prenetios of the Almighty
It is impossible is talk with the deetor without dinner's'
that be has a brave heart, and possums pin sad enduing
man.

Dr. Linagebese implored the smatry of the tem aim
ram. Me saw a multitude.( tribes of Alriems, sad weal
rases, gamy of whom bad never seen a whhe man mill he
viand t►em. They all bad a lousiest, believed la mm-
istime alb: dealhorseehipped Mak and pertoused
eseemeala la gnus sad woods. They asuldered them-
selves superior to white may wise meld not spook
their language. Usse were maim= mad destme- I
dm, bosom assay tribes la ♦kloa believed that
tie maim of WI, aisle Wanted late the balks
01 them 'Moak. Them Mims slapped their Made
together whenever they saw Una', to sheer sad hesear
them. The dosser and IYr. Oswald dimmed the Lobe
Miami by stratagem. TM satires math of the lake always
dinned travellers to it I. s strap►t limo, whish was at
meet thew through as mid desert, whisk mall am be or
versed. Mesas. Oswald mad Unarms' skirted this Moot,
sad thus noshed the lane, whisk was mostly where tho
soaves misted to it by a eireslsous ream. Par meth the
doses( Mead a soastey stemma's is gams sad moms,
though at some parts the game bad hose Aimed by the
manes, who had boss supplied with Ire use by 'ha Portu-
guese. JO Me time vim Dr. Unapt's, wee 'apposed to
have hen lose, swing Is the skip whisk soutsimd hie des.
patches kreaderiag sear Madeira, Its was them is the
interior of the matey trying to seek s road to the ma
mast. ♦ alef was maims to emu a nemmusisatisa
with the seams kw the rupees of tradisg, sad
the Meese sad a large number of the .klal•a
satdoste were seeking tie as el doing It. The
diaselty eceektod is India' a route for vehicles, cm amount
of ths marshy elate of the ormatry. He demaribm the ba-
gasse el the Deobasaas, amain who. he lived, as remark-
ably sweat mad expressive. It has nom of the Woking
semi whisk distiagsiehee the Doejsman league& The

lath of a. dia;ges et the Amiss tribes ieviallialtim
eae with soother, a eireameteam Web& mien a traveller
who emulsion& sae Molest to make himself intelligible la
smother. The defacer loft the labeler of Africa by demeadieg
the river Queues's, whisk empties itself la the Menem•
Wpm Chemed. It was la ea attempt to Sad Ma that several
tithe new of S.H.B. Dart were drowsed. No hope, ant
year to eater Africa gale treat the east, ead premed to ea-
tead kis Commis& Although se brag sway heat the
abode. of Malign& mea, le ha act lam the manors sad

polish of • guillemots. Ho will strive is Loadestkis day,

sad es lleaday he will voodoo tbe gold medal of the Boyd
Osographlial tdooioty, wileh Y ealy gives to psalm who
have made laporteas dlseeverlet.

ST. GILES AND ST. GEORGE'S REFUGE FOR

DESTITUTS CBILDREN.

The Ragged and Isisstrial Seim& In Little
0111•04611114, whist* ere ossehibbol i. esooesies with the
alteewootowl YsMeslMa. won wool yoweeley. Then
wee a weeks of tho Wiles sod speollsoms wits take ma is.
wrest lit Oho ludeseisoi old Ilte Bed of Sta,ll7lllll7lllT
tritrwyThe weft appeased View of it. George's,
tbe Sec Kr. Payky, the Ilay. W. Brook, mad
the sopeelaleoise4 Kr. ffte, mos explattaliose
of the pin awl** of Ws asolulaldasi the Deese of
whisk is a dossely-oespisi We*, ishailited by very
peer, If set destitaW, psnena. its.. Andres roan the
sinew ail day derived ciliparealel Midribs. esd sea ewe
elesoioool to videos pesoolte. The sew losalloliso @wises
of as WSW awe, dap sad aykt imbeds kr boys sad
• Ilisailey selied, acid a Own is as
&vise service is
to be performed every bosky by sae et as assumes of
the aishr_let. .

Ile. WTI:LIANS read the report of the eassolttee, fres
whisk ft appeared that Se WS* bed sat 82W., of whisk
1901 ressised se yet unpaid.
The Bed of 6RAWN/I=lY Mad he WY man envlssed
every day of the absolute asessaity of sued sheds, whisk
he thosibt pendisrly sited to the reseal dais, sad the
wily mesas by wild swerty could overtake sad deal with
the sees of vagnat sad sabspy Salm to he fowl was-
about everywhere. It was quite a mistake le sews
rataity meld, is up part of Loads, Steffen with the
astlesal sheds ; tar they were Intended be a ales of
shads. who. with their dirt, their rap, sad total
meat of wrier sal Ossetia habits Gould never be
admitted Ye a sattesel masa His lordship added, that
the mewed esessulated %slaty patsy beaks. lest year. sad
devoted to the isprovessaat of the depositors, realised
2,0001. ; eat that feet Ow would vs ea idea of the lupe
sum el seamy »aka* by even the moot desti-
tute alma is the _ .

TM Sm. Mr. swat swum' the pleasure it
afforded Idea le mist the thmeseest width lied beau carried
ea with es mush mesas by Ms sethasseer, the Si ht Rev.
the Lord Biker Carthle. la the AWN et U. Wm sad
IlLe the two u.S. were lowa te molt UM IMF
the asthma Maithasettag CO Andres,
=Children were reaped late the ragged wheels a
few yards distaat.
emeral ether geatbsthea hada, addressed the meeting,
resolutions were passed, sad the premedlage teriathated.

Ens A? THR FAixwoiss PAPE& Mims, NIAZ
litivrow-tO.ldoose iselnok• on on Tlonntay mos-
lag Imo, about twisty sidoolse ban kw .Week la do
utitosi•• wpm mobs el Ms awl T. 8.
and was so arrested until Ilse WNW end on°=
see aim tress • sem of Irbob Wage M.
gorges of Os bandit mast& slotted um is glees
toed ea Mita" abed. fa width awe Teee *Pee Ws.
We pages nestiloss. Tb• sad vas Essiveyed,
but *sin was Winder beim moil • wae 4.. le
tb• uoinotss. ♦ 24-barn ilegta•, used to •• those as.
Aims, woo assoldsrably Waved by Ow Whop of tho maps
mad NIA of the Iwo betiding I bus fortnostely Mist,.
Osiogiso begs water power, poled pert of the weeks
ielli to stopped. Tb• itti Is es epee
Ind* Wore was no lasers.... Mom Compton baying
t0..b...1. td. Wit of ad•pslog nay prom** viten in.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE COMING CONFIRENCEIL

Minding to the Gassers is Cologne, the replies
of the cabinets of London and Vienna to the Rm.
elan memorandum were sent to St. Petersburg, the
lint on the 23rd of November, and the mooed= the
4th of the present month. In the Austrian despatch
the question of the Moulin Principalities is re-
ferred to in a manner which amessitatie, it is said,
a reply from the Emden government.
The Ruske easseorandma is said to premed from
the pea of the Baron Brannow.
A Vienna correspondent of the Nord says:—" The
high °Medal regions here were divided into two par-
ties, one of which recommended the adhesion of the
Austrian cabinet to the warmed= of the Congress,
whilst the mooed objected with obstinacy to that
coves, which esetainly is the only mane of solving
present &Mauldin Aa autograph letter from the
Emperor of the French put an end to the hesitation
of oar cabinet, and the Emperor Francis Joseph, an
receiving it, at COOS entered into the views of his
august ally."

Tb. Paris corrasposdest of the same joarnal gives
the following account of the opinion' entertained by
the Sardinian cabinet es the question of Bolgrad :
" A document will shortly be published by the Turin
journals in the shape of a note drawn up
by Count Cavoar, in reply to a note of Russia,
which had reganed Sardinia to give her opinion
both with respect to the advisability of moor
mencdng the Otatessee, and to the. goodies. of the
Island of Berme and of Bolgrad. Coast Caner
admits that the text of Art. 90 of the treaty of peace
is in favour of Russia, bat he gives it as his opinion
that the spirit of the allele, and the intonate of the
plenipotentiaries, were to remove Roses from the
Lower Danube, and coneeqnsatly to deprive her of
the Bolgrad which she wishes to pewee. It is
exactly thin point whisk is to be examined by the
Congress.*

INDIA.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

WAR PROCLAIMED AGAINST PERSIA.

(MOIL Oita OWN

TRISBTE, FMLT.

Th. steamer Calcutta arrived this day, December
12, at 12.15 pm. She left Alexandria ea the 7th
December, sad has made the pump In 114 hoses.

The India mails were to leave Alexandria on the
7th, with 'driers from Bombay, Nov. 17; Calcutta.
8; Madras, 14 I Ceylon, 17.
War was proclaimed against Persia at C.elcutts on
the Ist November. The last division of the Asst left
Bombay on the 13th November. 6.000 troops are to
occupy Barrack and %shire.
The whole of India was profoundly taiga
Exchanp at Bombay 2s. 21d. Mosey market
tighter. Import whet steady. The banks had
again raised their rates of interest. Exchange at
Calcutta 2s. 2hd. Mousy abundant. Freights firm,
&change at Madras 2s. 24. to 2s. 20. Money mar-
ket easy.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(YLOX 0171 OW

PARIS, Irauax Blume.
The many rumours on the subject of the Confer-
ences now siroslating in the European press go to
confirm the inference which I deduced from the
recent note in the Monifeer, that the preliminaries
are yet far from settled. Some of the Belgian papers
repeat that they will not take plum till January er
February. At all events nothing has transpired hue
to strengthen the probability (and the Illersiterr
spoke only of a "probability") that they will uses-
hie in the onus of the present month, now nearly
half expired. I have reason to believe that the Goa-
seat of England and Antes to the principle of a new
Outrun wee made upon conditions which it is not yet
dear that Francis sad Russia are prepared frankly
to carry out. Tarksy also has a geed deal to say list
tie debate should be opened in each a form as may
mil prevent the Russian plealpotentiary, and these
ids may support him, from travelling out of the
lewd in such a way as to evade the main point.
The latest news on the abject from Turkey is a
telegraphic despatch received this day, aonouncies
that one of the Nos of Reschid Pacha has loft Con-
stantinople for Paris with despatches foe the
Turkish ambassador, Mehemet Djsmil Bey, re-
lative to the approaching Coagulates. The
form in which this announcement emu um-
den it more probable that Resteid Peakes
eon is the bearer of instructions supporting the
Turkish ambassador in the objections which he may
have been supposed to have raised, than that he
should be coming with a simple assent to the Coale-
reuse. Meanwhile, the attitude of Russia in the
East is most deservieg of attention. It is admitted
in gesture where the utmost desire exists to ex-
hassle all that may seem eggrendve in the conduct
▪ Reale, that she is preparing for all the" militia
tine which may grow out of the present state of
Whin in Persia. It hes been already intimated
from Bt. Petersburg that General Chnikff
.commands a corps of observation on the
Caucasian frontlet Prince Bariatineki has Inspected
the forts on the basks of the Caspian. The Oren-
burg corps is quartered near that sea. Generale
(lemmatise anon Beboutoff are watching Seer Puha
and Sobamyl. Although the Russian party deny
the truth of the despatch stating that an army of
50,000 men was marching to support the Shah of
Persia against England, news of specific movements
of Russian troops towards Persia has arrived, which
an very difficult to be explained, except by the sup-
position of hostile intentions. An authentic letter from
Tiflis of N0v.13 states that 3,000 men of the reserve
division of the Concuss had marched through hider
to reinforce the flotilla in the Caspian Bee. It is
also known that another body of 3,000 troops has
been removed from A.trakan to the Russian military
stations situated in the neighbourhood of Beide&
and Astrabad. Although probably Russia hopes not
to precipitate matters, and will dissimulate the real
perms of these movements as long u possible,
there tea be little doubt that she is seeking to albs-
blish military depots as far eastward as possible, tai
if the Paris Conferences do not take place very
it is by no means a wild supposition that they Aar
; be postponed eine die by the breaking out
, between England and Russia on Persian Willowy.
The Bourse has declined considerably. AldWash it
was pretty well known that the Banks of Ragland
and Franey would maks no alteration in the condi-
tions; of their,fileount, the official confirmation of
the fact oontrilingefl to the gloomy feeling which pet-
' veiled. Another eironaistanos which weighed upon
; the market was an announcement that the Eastern

Railway Company will immediately Wee 1211,000aewl
debentures at 270, with an, interest of 16fr. These

soaditions would make It the interest of investors to
sell the Rents even as low as 64fr. The Rents
fell 30c. for ash, and 660. for aoosant, closing at
67fr. 16a. and 67fr. 45e. Mobilise fell 26k. Rail-
ways fell generally trost Mr. to lOfr., notwithstand-
ing an improvement in the last week's receipts.
Coast Bisseleff dined with Prince Jerome Napt
leon at the Palais Royal, yesterday. Prince Napoleon
and the Princess Mathilde were asked to meet him.

NAPLES.

A despatch from Naples, given in the Paris
journals states, relative to the late attempt upon the
lite of the Ling, that the wain has declared that
he acted I. conformity with suggestions wade to him
but he does not state the source from which these
proceeded.
The

Zniong of Vienna, attributes
the attempt to the " Maninists," but in the adjoining
column we find the following possess, contained in a
letter written by a Conservative Turin correspondent
on the 6th inst.:
" Melo bend to be is a state of extreme ezoitement
and a spirit of insabordiaaties and mutiny is believed to
prima in the Neapolitan army. A alibi= between the
native troop and Swim Is considered likely, and the latter
leek froward to it with sombre resolution."