The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1853.

,fr9gmhe market from apprehension of the cede- I
germs. of government Interference. Great pales
Mir tifears Tin to allay the of commerce. The, EL`NDLY.
Pie .Pblice has assured the millers arse taken 1' At half-pest nine o'clock yesterday morning Prince
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strongest terms, that thefdecree of hot win* Albert honoured the Aviculture' College of Gls. Nevin
wass mere lepal and temporary measure, and aitust net with a visit, accompanied by the L ,rd Lieutenant.
be nedersteqd as indicative of any inteaSion :to At half-put 11 o'clock her Majesty, accompanied by
affect the natural relations of buyers and cousamers Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, and Prince Alfred,
end I understand this assurance has been lispeateci visited the Model Schools of the National Society in Ma
by a higher personage to a deputation of diading 'ban-street.
merchants. Nevertheless the alarm is given, and it At half-past five o'clock, p.m., her Majesty and the Royal
will be extremely difficult to do away with the effect' Family left the Vice Regal Lodge for Kingston, and es-
of it. The evening ministerial organ, the Pairie, harked on board the Victoria and Albert. The Lord
with injudicious zeal, dace its best to teach the people Lieutenant, the Counter of St. Germans, the Duchess of
to rely upon government to supply them with plenty welungton,
of bread . It repeats continually that the " govern- and the Hon. Mary Belted, the Earl Granville,
the Marquis of Breadalbane were in attendance arm
meat " is prepared for every emergeacy, and the her Majesty. The Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of
other evening it said that large quantities of corn
had been bought up in the ports of the Mediterra- fit. Germans had the honour of dining with her Majesty a
board the yacht in the evening.
nean for the account of France, and that the " French
government" was about to make further purchases. The following had the honour of dining with her Majesty
t in coon- on Friday at the Vice Regal Lodge. The Lord Lieutenant
I learn, from the best authority, tha
and the Counter of St. Germans, the Earl Granville, the
green of the impression that operations in corn
Dachau of Wellington, the Marquis of Breadalbane, the
will not be allowed to find their 'Mural level, a
number of counter orders have been sent from Hon. Miss Bulteel, the Marquis and Marchioness of
Waterford, the Marquis and Marchioness of Drogheda,
Havre to New York by corn importers, since last
Wednesday. The Pafriesays,withmuchemphuis,that Lord and Lady Ashbreok, the Right Hon. Francie Black.
and Mrs. Blackburn., Chief Justice Lefroy, Major.
the measure limiting the price of bread is exclusively
General Cochrane, Major and Mrs. Larcom, Lord Eliot,
Parisian ; but it is impossible not to see tiat if bread 1
elemins for any length of time cheaper in Paris than the Hon. Henry Eliot, the Dean of Leighlin, and me.
be the provinces, dangerous dissatisfaction will exist Hersey.
there. The local authorities, who are responsible
for the preservation of order, are able to exercise a
much more direct pressure over their neighbours
than can be done in a large city, and they are little
likely to abstain from following the example set
Ikea of interfering with trade. At the last market
at Melee the municipality walked through the town
k s body, and openly recommended the farmers to
lower their price• Such a course at a time of popular
excitement is clearly dictation. In many places
holders of corn well know that they would incur
personal danger by resisting such an appeal.
The price of bread at Lyons and St. Etienne was
increased 3c. the kilogramme on the Ist inst.
M. de Manpas, French ambassador at the court of
Naples, has just left Paris to proceed to his post. He
is staying on the way with his wife's relations at
BOIUMIL
The Emperor is still at Dieppe.

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ITALY.
NAPLES.
The King of Naples hu determined to form a camp
for manceunea to hut fifteen days, commencing on
Sept. 20.

GREECE.
The Petrie mentions a report that the Parthenon
is to be completely restored, and consecrated as a
place of catholic worship.

Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yesterday
from the Governor.tivneral of Canada.

RUSSIA.

A letter from Cronstadt, of the 22nd, states that
the frigate Diana and the brig Pollux had just left
that port for Canton. This reinforcement will in-
Metal the Russian naval station in the Chinese seas to
five vessels. We learn from another source that au
army of 6,000 men was collected this summer
at Irkutsk, the capital of the province of that name
in Siberia, and the entrpot of Russian commerce
with China by Kiakhta. It is asserted that these
troops are destined to observe the frontiers of the
Celestial Empire, which are not defended in that
neighbourhood.