The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-04 00:00:00

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pachaFeks of Mania and Ilemegowine._ TN, '",""-, --.„._
Volt says the insurrection is put down. -"" 4
TILE NESTORIAN 1.7- CIIISTIANS.—hie,— •
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many years in Turkey, lam in mine measure acquainted T•wg i
Bone and opinions of Mohammedans, and lam indaaer.,„ lhtia.
notwithstanding the announcement in the Erb. Silk
horrible massacre of the Nestorian Christiana, it is veg:a.lol.,
eiMetent moan. will be taken by the Porte to punish kum,"7.l4ht
particularly if the ravages be has committed do not
chriatinna is not, in Turkey, matter of so much imponams liter
sensibly affem the amount of tribute. The hue mu,dinirltql4:4
contrary, it behoves every good Moslem to take up man
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enemies of his faith CAlislam) ; and he is encouraged in
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the common and every day phrase, that the preper,ed LIZ ~.late
anyhow acquired, Is lawful gain to the Moslem. for a trael,
the public creed and private opinion of every Mohammed , 4
lon to a tramlation of • daily prayer in the appenmrsee
Lane's " Modern Egyptians." Nothing indeed but the few at,....'14
the indignation of Christian Europe will, in the least, iniam"Ms
moyeeings of the unfortunate Nestorians.-yours, Jowls haat,
63, Welbeck-street, December 2, 1846.
AMERICA.—SLAVE CASE.—The ease of e d.,
boy, who had bidden himself in the hold of a vessel
from Savannah, his escape and subsequent arrest eat
York, together with the excitement that it catmea ai'
rememb?red by our readers. The following is the enel,4
and
dg
wneuarctthtreucticti
the trial :—"'l am happy to inform you that, by a ta7,2
in the Court of Sessions this afternoon, Judge Edinena-7
aiding, the slave George has been again set free. f "et
Pbyri"theiewaruE
ttlhtee Ispo'clt. The cheers upon cheers from the hundred":
gregated around were literally deafening ; and the bd..
hb:ouPtaa',
clemations which greeted the carriage that coati*:
boy, gave indisputable evidence of the joy which penal;
tun a te cough,,, s
t,brought
the minds of his sympathisers. A short Teeth hieing ~....
made to the crowd, the multitude separated in peace";
quiet.'

COLONIAL.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
We have Sydney papers up to the 3th of AIN.
The only news of interest they con•ain, is the anaorsetft4
of the factthat the new Governor, Sir Charles Fumy oh,
arrival at thO' colony had been previously 'me
taken the oaths of office, as Governor, and Cor4—auril
of New South Waleson,' its Dependencies.—
WESTERN AUSTRALIA. agsr,

Letters have been received by the *lx
Swan River News, (chi Singapore), from Presamilt4f
14th of September. They intimate that Mr. Dm" to,
settlement, has discovered copper ore on his laid. ner
lowing statement is contained in a letter from a not";
able gentleman, a member of council :
The Inquirer has lately contained rumours of the din...,
per. I have this morning visited air. parry, of rza•
land the ore has been found. I have seen several mares
solution in acids, of undoubted oover brought dont nut 1,,,Z
bourhuod of the river .tvon Mr. Daveyfs eautiotlehabee
character for veracity. enable me to give lull reliaateh kat,
went.

/Rs court.
THE ROYAL VISIT TO ARUNDEL CASny.
ARUNDEL, TItUREDAY.—The Duke of Norfolk tki
as cicerone yesterday to her Majesty. The ancient full
the old castle was tint visited by the illustrious circle, 64,
occupied the Queen nearly half an hour in uup.cul
remains of that famous erection, which for eo
was the rendezvous of the warlike retainers of the ikt„
merles, the Albinia, the Fitzallans, and, lastly, the Rawl
This ivy-mantled tower is without a rival in thiseaaem
and is the most picturesque object in the entire Midi*
Its principal chamber, now rootless, is inhabited by tb
extraordinary Australian owls, which arc confined.*
the battlements by a network, and in the different nelq
originally fireplaces, they shelter themselves from theses
ther. There are five of these birds, and the Wen tp
peered pleased and astonished at their large sue nu.
I more approaches the eagle than the owl of this eso
try. A beautiful owl is kept separate from the rat,
and we are informed that the bird was CV* Ilia
resting in a wood on the domain called the Rewell. Ithe
the singular propensity of killing its kind, and we ham
that no other specimen of the species is known is tia
country, though common to Asia Minor. Her Majesty.'
the Prince Consort were then conducted by the noble ilk
to the summit of the keep, and from the battlementia
tained an extensive view of the surrounding country.
Queen afterwards proceeded down the castle hill to the en
dairy just erected by the noble duke. The Quees sat
over the octagon building, which has been fitted gas
tasteful and elegant style, and subsequently visited theme
houses, the duchess's apartments, and the garden ettatfig
to that part of the ducal establishment. Her Neje.ty we
party then returned to the castle.
At the usual hour yesterday (eight o'clock), dinar as
announced. The banqu st was served up in the same nee
nificent form as on the previous evening, the domestic eine
ducal household, in their rich state liveries, being thea.
attendants. The Bishop of Chichester, and Colonel milk
Wyndham, were the only additions to the dinner tirei
which in other respects was confined to the guests eojonang
at the Castle during the royal visit. The banal plane
the national anthem. Her Majesty retired from the dales
room at a quarter to ten, and went direct to the state dav
log-room to take tea.
In the meantime the visitors began to arrive at the Cali
for the evening party, in rapid succession, and wen Anti
to the library, iu which room the majority had assembled by
ten o'clock.
At ten o'clock the Queen was graciously pkwed to signify
her intention to receive several of the leading pets lathe
state drawing-room. Lord E. Howard, Vice.: Widen.
of the Royal Household, bad the honour of introducingi
select circle of the guests ills ited. Her Majesty, at erAll
quarter past ten, was conducted by the noble Woo*
library. The illustrious party then pared dm
the centre of the library, the general COW
having placed themselves on Other aide of the eget
ment, her Majesty and Prince Albert returning *
respectful salutations of the congregated vision. 1
Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert tante
seats towards the end of the gallery. The Ethiopian sue
were introduced, and immediately commenced theirg
formances, singing some of the popular songs for which*
have gained so much public favour, apparently to the non
ment of the Queen, as well as to the strangers that badmen
bled. The Queen and Prince Consort, at twenty tome
past eleven, repaired with a brilliant train totbealii,
room to partake of refreshments. In the lateral I
tables in that raom were changed, and two extended tab
placed at the south end and along the left side of the all
ment, on which a superb display of plate was exhibit
The Queen and Prince retired from the festive Went des
before midnight, and immediately after the cage
departed.
This morning, the Queen and Prince Albert, and ah
party of the distinguished personages, went to Penn
House, to honour Colonel and Mrs. Wyndham withe,
The Hon. Colonel Chas. B. Phipps and Colonel Bonnet
equerries to the Queen and Pnnee Consort, wen 61
attendance. The royal party reached Petworth about,
past one o'clock, and returned to the Castle from Pew
House at a quarter to three o'clock, and immediately I
lunched with the guests in the dining room.
Her Majesty and the Prince ;n the afternoon prom
to the lawn beneath the keep, and there planted two ask
hugs in the presence of a numerous circle of the not
staying at the Castle. After which, the royal party
wt
the ancient church of Arundel, adjoining theme k.
The Queen is to leave to-morrow morning, arly s
o'clock, for Osborne Hones.

A deputation respecting molasses, consistipgar
Hankey, Mr. llarkly, M.P., Mr. Colvile, and Mr. M.&
had an interview with the Chancellor of the Earle
yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-
Mr. Kingscote had an interview with Sir Se
Grey yesterday, at the llome-office.
Mr. Williams, M.P., had an interview with
Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson ) esterday, at the office,
Board of Trade.
Despatches from the Governor of the Maw
were received yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Despatches were sent off last evening from
Colonial-office for the Governor-General of Canada,
at
for the governors of the other North Americas plena
Colonel Anson had an interview yesterday
the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Sir Henry Pottinger will take his departure fo
Cape Colony on Saturday, leaving Southampton
sl
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company's ship Raga
Lieutenant-General Sir Benjamin I.rban
hi
ceived the appointment of Commander of the lore
Canada, and proceeds there with his Excellency the E
Elgin, the Governor-General.

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METROPOLITAN SEWAGE AIANURI
COMPANY.
A meeting (adjourned from the 17th Sept. le
shareholders in the above company was held vested
the company's officer, 7, Waterloo-place, Tail-mall
chair was taken at a quarter past one o'clock, by J• C.
Warren, Esq., chairman of the company, who opc•I
business by stating that the directors had been. ea
last meeting, unceasingly occupied in advancing th
rests of the company, and that the report which the
tary was about to read would inform the shanholder
had been done, and what was contemplatid. Bet
that the labours of the directors would meet with the
batten of the meeting.
The SLCRETANY proceeded to read the report, WI
substance stated that the applications for shares b
ceeded the number issued, but that an allotment ha
made, and the deposits were now in progress of p•
The directors had made application to the Thames =
tion Committee, for permission to lay down their nil
the river side, but the application had been 51
by the committee. The directors had, therefore,
obliged to find other means of carrying out their
. and had determined, instead of Pipes, to have s
sewer, to commence at the parliamentary static"' n,
Skew Bridge, and to go +hence by the public way to'
Bridge over the county's creek sewer. Although
would in the first instance cost more than the trot
it would have the advantage of giving them an ah
supply of sewage water in the driest weather. It
ultimately, the directors conc,ived, fully remnant
compan for the additinal coat incurred in the lint iv
The consent of threeo-fifths of the ehareholders Ito
necessary, and Mr. Mikes, the company's eneineen_l_
ployod IN drawing up a special report relative to art
c
sewer for their consideration. It was proposed to
the next session of parliament, for power to effect tbe
and as additional capital would be requisite, au extra
of shares would be honed, a preference in which we
even to the present shareholders.
Mr. KYNE moved and Mr. DEANE seconded the •
of the report.
A SUAREKOLDEIt begged t 3 dissent from the I