The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-09 00:00:00

Vie Court.

The Qom sad Prime Albert rode ea bombed'
es eeteriley Issishrg, etiroded er the Hes. Keay Belied,
bbler-Geseral Deers* esd Oeytais the Hes. D. de Zee.
Ref Mojraty with the Primers brood took a drive is the
eftersees, is ea epos Isaias sod few, Weeded by the
Hoe. Limy Bur. Lord Chubs litany sad Majoraeserel
Bsirrrie eteisded es leposbare.

The Reseal of Dadea visited Oreenwielt Howitel en Fri-
day afteenten, wed afterwards pored op the river la a
steamer to Melees. Els Royal Molar Beekloolten
Paso ea Saturday inerefao ea a leer in Masai and
Seetlead. The Prises Sweat was &needed W Dena
Heron Bator, the Hee. Mortimer deektille West, Defoe
de Gas_ end Dr. Ullman.
His MAIM Wren and ate gated the pass la two
et the Queen% takspeo, etbYastseeea Valles for the
14MABOO•iibe 216111111 Om*, Melliway. at Bittrottitelt,
mad left be tie Honk Ossaleidge sad York.
Paso Ala al Pesos IPtederiek Wasp ad Praia
Thad the Netlealleliery es Sesenirm atteraa.
Page Ina ef Wages ailed Ist Meaty.
The Taos ef Was rale en ameba' la the
and la As amid ID Mr. Gibbs. v=l2
lilsbanial Dela" et Mb alba at rineleaten.
Ha ifsesety end the Omer; with the Tams
Royal, larered M Maysterket Theatre will lb*i.s
*ease It lbs iwisl..
Tb. repel mate eaen& id Fay
C
M oaisleseldla the Moo. D. de lea, Lewd Warpath, Majer-Oseerel Denwate, and
Tama the Qweee end Prime Albert. with On Itripes
*Melee ead tM P• 10•••• 13uj.1, segeuser wti• SO MOM
sae ismismsa of a art, aed the dogma assineld.
staled diva melee in a apel of Seskisibra
Pala. The Rea. end Vero in. Da et Wean
ofiletatod.

Team risiariek Williams of PlllOlll MS also latesat at
the envie._ _ _

Tbs Dosing of Kest, attssolod by L.dy Aso' Kirk
Dames sad Lord Janos Mangy, loft lowa sa Saturday tor
her rosldooss. Front. vs, war Wiodoor. Adams Mama
of Lolotaisa paid • visit to the Royal Dubois yesyloos to
, her WNW/ eas&

A Cabiast Castoff wee held on esterday after-
eon at the Foreiga-Miee, Dowsing-street. The
mtnieters grommet were:—Vommeat Palmerston, the
Lord Chancellor, Earl Orsoville, Berl of Her-
rowby, Bit Cherie Grey, Earl of Clareedoe, Mr.
Secretary Labourites., Lord Paseram, the Chas-
cellar of the Rzeiwquer, Bir Charles Weed, the
Right Roe. Versos Smith, Lewd fkaaley of Alder-
ley. the Right Hem M. T. Raises, and the Duke
ef ArgjU. The ,Cesesil eat three beers sad a
quarter.

lito
• depilation hest St. leliwites, mak*. el
ILware. J.ilts Sump sad Jan. MM (eekwardees),
sad Mr. William Amitosis, Kosberg of the burial hawk
Silward &Bard, sedbil Miser of health;
Junes Toiler, ;Sark to the buts* beard; wed Yr. irha
Levee, vestry ark, trautwetedbusimee at the Hem-allee
ea Saturday.
Yr. him Weed, Chairman OK* Bawd of Woad Here-
awe, bad as interview with theehoweellee of the lizeksquer
es Saturday. Sir Ailizartier Sowarses had 441 ea istew
view with the Bien Hew. Berwast at kis reddens,
▪ Deeredweeireet.
Kr. lems
wid 017idt dopetatioa had au interview with
11 Lord Iffil sad the Riett Has. H. Lowe ea
Sato** St the elks el the Baud of Trade.
Deepatebse WIN Goversee of the Falkland Llamas were
ant from the Clekteiskolite ow Saturday or Des-
petesod keeOryles were reseived flea the Goverwees Hew Hews

VIM' OF Ralf. TIM PIM= ROYAL Ol
—CAMBIUM; Joan 7.—Hi. Boyd High.. the Pease
Praises WII of Prune besoered the traivereity with
a visit ibis day. safest by train io the memeag. The obit
wee a steady private me. and the held Ide royal blieetesee
presease wee team hot to Inv perste& The prima sighed
the IIIMAI•Mel; the library, sad whew of the traiversity
sod celleeioas braddloge, with vetivers mbar *Nese of ia.
tercet. He wee sebeaded darter Ids slay by several of the
bade of hew% sad retained to tows la the main.
Vainest sad Vanuatu@ loran loft tows. ate
Wiedassiley Ise, fat levees Hall, ilteferd, far the arca.
Oa !May her ladyship gave birth se • daughter.

Lady ilivindaid has arrived in Portland-plaso bola
VaudUm mg Paris.

Oa Tuesday Viscount Peeress, delivered a highly
Leitmotivs sod kurtosis, Were ea "11. Emden Clew
op to the protat tine," et tie County Hell, Lewes, to
a faeldeaelde mod auserese sodium, 1. aid of the (made
.f tie 141,111MilillaIde Isiatitutioe.-Bweeea Esprees.
sow ethnological gestleman explain to se;
soya the news, " how Ills that the iffilith always like •
.roved They p wherever there is likely is he • crowd ;
they invite their (rhea to • crowd; they let their fUtaill
lime* la • awl, sad depart la • erowd. The akar of
the Shalt Rile of Celesta ere meshed et slated .very
peaty la • Leaded mesa • lady ealeadetes bow may hat
None wid hold, egad maks iris timer that number. With
great .tire they get leas ram, where' they ray see
O the Menem of • yard their dearest Mead or an
sepaietweee wheel they have Imaged el Nee fir
tweaty yeses, without he peribilaty ef • soarer sapreash.
Tor the Owen of seeadiag la • pelissew sheep ere he
ea hoes ladies pet theassehise is the Made .1 their maill;ner,
their sold, *MT kaintrosser, hr the later part af a day,
at se man supww, sad is kW-ea-bear meths/ they air
their dresses are dt to b. area. The vies at media, sese
throe& an ear errugessats. We sever elm IS sake
may esholatloas et estrum sad exit. Oar theatres
sal sesersi rum. ear pass regulations. all skew
ea shoe diersgard .1 these weal esseiderseleas. Should
Lod Mclean tar seemed la obtaislag fer • siones
thing, the allevaisa they donne, we Viet he wallow,
▪ Wesel denpeoltaaded la the moss he pollees sad
hillies..llllsespase deo • gives seatbsr, say 100. se IN
iv I.lllosigaire es stead wr sit h.? writ umber sad width
of ealualle de they metre ? Row ass they he palms
heat their eankges smut %shady eel awahvtally ? Hew
ism they best pt away ? dew sea they get to their 11111.
sieges er their sweisges M theta ?"

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MINE 9, Int

AusgEp DII

IN TURIST.

_
TRIZSTA Joir. 7.
Loden foot Oiniuttlasple speak of a groat
inisdatita mon tie Turks ca en sob-
mit of the Hat& At Padeorizoi theTorks

lave burst two Whoae eherehesead killed two
Quietism; at Nisei', MST Mestesegre, the Oh:tibias
is Mar to avenge themselves fee the amass' out.
rages they meet with, have attacked sad pillaged
a camas eomiag hew Raises g feertess Turke were
killed.

cbisetitutimusei says We pull& this de-
spatch, which doss sot it.. the data of tie sews
potosded to have bssz remised frost Osestastiaople,
with all ressseci

THE OVERLAND MAIL.
INDIA AND AUSTRALIA.

(Piton ova ow= coo

TILIIIITE, iIINDAT.

The steamer Australia arrived hare tm;lay. having I
made the pump from Alexandria in 106 Mars. The
latest data from Alexandria is tharetate the 3rd of
June.

Th. India mail bad arrived at Alexandria, and
was to kayo that port an the 6th instant, briaging
intelligens, from Oaknits to the 4th of May, and
from Bombay to the 12th of May. There is ale news
from Malbourne, by way of Gybe, to the 28th of
March.

Trade in India was generally dull, but there was a
good demand for shipping. and the cotton market
was active. The exchange at Bombay was at lis. 1 Id..
and at Calcutta it was at is. Id. The money market
was tight.

The pries of gold at Melbourne bad neon to
3418 e. Bd. per on. Tbs exchange on London was at
2 per cent. premium The ocOnage at the New South
Wales Mist was .awed on at a less of If per cent.
to the Welty.
.

The shipments from Melbourne in the weak end-
ing March 28 included 60,827 ounces of gold and
10,00 W. in speck, by the Morning Star, bound to
Bristol; and 46,672 omen of gold, with 110,0001.
in specie, by the Gawp Marshall, bound to London.
The amount of the shipments which had been made
to England during Am weeks is no lees than
337,000 maims of gold and 360,0004 in spode.
The gold fields us yielding more largely than
ever, at the rate of nearly twenty minims sterling
per annum. The proclaim of the first throe months
of 1866 was nearly doable that of the corresponding
period of 1866.

- Trade at Melbourne coadnuse steady; the balance
la in favour of the colony; the vales of die experts
foe live weeks being 1,917,0004 agaiset an amount
of 1,400,000 i. in imports. The price of all the wow
saris. of life moderate, sad the want of labourers
being generally felt, emigrants from England us
invited to come oat.

Melbourne having bees deprived for 106 days of
any atlas from England, the leriMatime of Victoria
has Imes urged to take mesons for the establish-
ment of a regular and speedy Mesa packet oonmenni-
cation, and the sum of 76,0004 has buss voted for
that purpose.

la New Booth Walse, as well as in the province of
Victoria, it appears that the attempt. to bring the
ometitutiosal system of respeadble government into
working order have sot in the first instance been
very encomeful.
Them is also some intelligenoe from New Zealand,
where, although the natives in the neighbourhood of 1
Taranaki were still in a disquieted state at the latest
data of oar sews, the colony in general continue. to
enjoy .. mach peace and prosperity as the other
provinces of the Australian grasp.

CHANGE OF MINISTRY AT LISBON.
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LISBON, 3111111 5.
The amt. of the lest few days me of the highest
political importance, sad the reeignatios of the Duke
de &Weak* Sr. Fastest sad their eellsagnes in the
AdssfaiaModom is the Wiest of ambrosial eommeat.
no pima patios d Ada wee not. however,
alfcgstbse ampseledownd for some dm* it had been
telmahly evident That betimes the Credit Mobil's:
sad **Chamber of Peers the Minister of Finalise
wadi seers day be wrecked. The growing dislike
to tits plowed taxes, sad to the mooopoly of the
whole prefristed railway system of Portugal,
invdv-
iag the refusal of every such audertaktog through-
out the country, which was stipulated for in the Credit
Mobilises proposed agreement, have at length colini.
salad.

It suss that soma' of the pew; kithsrto regarded
as supportare of the goveramost, sad meow whoa
are Bi de Bandeirs, Costello Mollies &kW, Louie
sad Ficialho, signified Is latdanha their lineation to
rots ageism the agrosniset with the Ctidit Mobiliar
by whigh they updgestood Br. Fortes to be coos-
Hareispa the Duke, knowing the seal.
rathtia epper Mass to have turned against his,
waited upon the L. with a proposal foe the emo-
tion of 12 new peas sad after two days &lib&
'ration his Majesty refused compliones. Bios this
refusal amounted In the Duke's eyes tea withdrawal
of coofidenee, be and his colleague asked for their
iimaknal, which has been granted.
The Viscount la Las has been called to the palace,
at the suggestion of the Doke de fialdaals, bat has ali-
=tbis inability to terns a temporary administer
en rho arrival of the Count de Lassolio. who. so-
cording to ray information, has been recalled by tele-
graph from London. Yesterday !furnace, however,
It beams known that the Marquis do Lodi had re-
presented to the Bing the impossibility of forming •
ministry for fifteen days, in cosequencis of nobody
wishing to serve for so short • time, and his Majesty
onsented to the maggots forming a pormannt aelimL
nistration, reserving a vacant past—peobably the
foreign off/ire—for Lamas Thereto. appear to
be, as far as the arrarts are completed, distri-
buted as fellow sad Public Works,
Viscount de Si I insane., Julio Gomez des'
Biles Bantam (President of the Doped's); War,
I. 0. Lourefro (Ablo-do-Camp to the King).
There are many grave doubts expressed whether the
sow ministry will be long-lived ; and among other
mass far this, that the Count Thema?. party, the
Cabralists, have formed a coalition with the Royalists,
who have *milt is said. promised to incluse their con-
stituents, by voting at the appeoaehing elections, to
seas the representation of their views in the De-
puties.
It is worth remark that the arrangement with Mr.
Thornton and the holders of the extortsl debt is
looked upon by all parties as a sine pis sots,
and that the
any
complicities. has sot been
broaght aboat any hostility to them. Moreover,
the material points of the policy of Br. Pont.., a
loan and a revised system of ferrous, will very likely
form the basso of the seasares to be proposed by any
filllllloll minister. Let these reflootioas in boos
measure modify the damaging effect which the news
of changes and prograithations will produce among
theta who have • vested interest in the piosperity of
this onatry.
Before the resigastion of the mlniaters become
known stooks had risen soma j per oast., and they
still keep the advance. Sales wen made yesterday,
Mae at the advance and one of 16 eons..

Is sae of the Paris theatres (the Otite) the re-
booted of a plan WWI " Tiberias " w lately one-
steaord. Is it were regreseated moo of the lamas
drew. sad Wags palmed $ " kill " sertyre withal
*ferias then were laisedeeed. The plow was approved
et by the omens, bet bee ohm boa pat aside by coder d ,
the severeneat.
Mr. Tray Drury writes to Islam us that h• was
tbe este samples, mad Oder et die tee Urge ellegoriod
treaspareat einem oldie Re* Inperiel hinnies et Jar
lead sad resew. dim as the need IRalingfpa, Cn-
Garden.

EXPREBB FROM PARIS.

(ram ova OWN

PARIS, OIINDLY iTIIIITIC

I►s following all despatches, dated this
day, have been received kern the inundated districts:

LYONS. JONI S.
♦ iredi ties ha the Mesa was feared yesterday, sad a
rise did Is foot assay, bat happily it was tot so swims es
was =posted. As the isoatest of Nadia( this dearateh
(Id am.), the waters are &dials& sad oa the w►ots the
Moos Ads idles sweaty-flrs seathastrat Naos yestetday
moms,. The Sadao is also falling fast, sad we have every
reams to hope that oar end Wats are over.

Joss

• farther rlae of 33 esatiaseires hem tame*** ha the
alAt, sad the Dilate embaakawat, whieb we bed esa-
edited safe, la is great &sager. We impost free ewe
reeeeeet to mother le bear that It Us gives way. The
waiborldes ere esestia, tbespelvee to ogled all peasiltl•
Nunes of pretretios as the spot.
With the eiseption of the above despatch from
Nantes, the latest as,, is of a favourable character.
The Mitisideur publishes the following :

TltaEspater akin as Friday sight at Cb&taaa•Eaaadt.

. .
His Ilsforty MIMI OS flatarisy imming, at nine Oda*,
at Tows. He immediately pomaded by the quays stream
upwards elms the left bank of the Loire to the junction
maul of the Cher. The Koreas had a detailed report
made to Mao( the different iaeidests ef the rise, sod of the
works emented at the moment.

Harts; examined we of the breaches la the eaaal
through whit► the waters of the Lobe lausdated the tows,
Ids Majesty intend a boat and visited the inundated
taarten. This visit listed seedy two boars. The Reamer
returned by the Rue Royale to the Pretoria's.

Ms Majesty left Teen at half-peat twelve, and arrived
at Blab at ale. The Emperor handed from his pent*
ruse 20,000 fr. to the Prefect of the Loire; 6,0001,. to the
Mayor of Beimpasy, 20,000 fr. to the Prefect of the Lake-
et-Cher, 60,000 fr. to the Pretest of the ladn•et-Latre, and
he seat also a sum of 60,0001,. to the Prefect of the Maine-
et-Lotto.

Dub( this obit Lis Majesty received the same narks of
affection sad gratitude as ea the banks of the Rhone;
everywhere the population, deeply moved, erowded /goad
him . sad from t►eir hearts showered blessings and thanks
spas Ma.

-Hie /Nazi retarsid Is die evade, to Bt. Cloud.

There have naturally been alsiderable fiestas-
dons during the week in the corn and flour markets,
ander the influents of the atmospheric varia-
tions. On Saturday last floor was quoted
at 93(r., buyers. Owing to the cessation
of rain on Monday, the price fell to 911 r. 60c.
to 93(r., and on Tuesday it we. not higher than from
89fr. to 90fr. Them quotations brought forward
boyars, and on Wednesday a good deal of bossiness
was dose at an advance of lfr. The heavy raina of
Thursday brought prices up again to 931 r. 500. to
931 r. Notwithstanding the absence of rain on Friday
these rates were maintained, and yesterday flour was
dose at 93fr. 60c., without however being very firm
let that quotation. The reports hoes the corn districts
not affected by the inundations are still very promi-1
,tog, and should the blooming essecit, now commen-
Ging, peas or well, there la good hop, that notwith-
standing the imams, distraction occasioned by the
&eds. the awn strop throughout France may not fall
very much below an average. The weather in Paris
has bean vary fine all day.
_ _ _ _

Prime LUoissi Masi, as Grand Master of the
Ff •SISIIIOIIII of Frame. has ordered that subscription
lists for the issudsdons shall be opened in every lodge
throughout the °pantry.

Tb;Prefeet of theßooehee do Rhone hoe sent a
steamer to the Camargue to mese the cattle free
drowning.

licesiincor Patrissi, the Pope's legato, was ex-
piated at Lyava from Marseilles yesterday siesta,.
He was to pass the day with the Archbishop of
Lyons, at whose poises rooms had be.. prepared for
Lim, sad was t. Late for Paris to-morrow ploaday).

ITALY.

PIEDMONT.

ORNOA, Juni 5.

The /tact, a weekly paper, has been seised for a
libel on St. Ignatius. At lent that is the explana-
tion given in a circular addressed by the editor to
the rabeeribere. The tree reason, however, is re.
ported to be that the journal oontained en article
offensive to a foreign sovereign.

A new lithographic oorretTpondenoe in the French
language has come out at Turin, with the avowed
object of making Europe better acquainted than it is
with the "want, and legitimate desires of Italy."

GENOA, Jinn 4.
A great part of the Piedmontees troops who
have retuned from the Crimea have rejoined their
garrisons. It may be in the recollection of your
renders that a battalion was taken from every regi-
ment for the Crimean expedition. These battalions,
now that they have rejoined their old comrades,
will elevate the tone of our army by what they
have learned from associating witk the armies of
England and France. Oor soldiery have, in this
point of view, gained much by our participation in
the Sebastopol campaign. The rest of Italy has eon.
Mena in the Sardinian army. Those transports in
which the Sardinian troops returned that had to
brash at Messina and Palermo received an enthu-
siastic welcome. The Italian people count more
than ever on the Piedmontese army as an instru-
ment that may one day assist them to emerge from
slaveryand resew their place among the nations.
In Piedmont, popular festivals and ovations prove
the existence of an entire accord between the soldiers
and the citizens. The city of Turin has voted
60,000 francs, that of Genoa 20,000, for banquets to
the army.
The universal excitement continues. Austria is
taking messures of precaution. For example, single
sentinels are no longer posted at different points of
the towne—they are concentrated in the Corps de
Garde tin order to protect them from the knife, the
only weapon left to the Lombards, they are plead
behind grates of iron. In the mornings the police has
much ado to remove from the walls inscriptions in
honour of Victor Emmanuel and Cavour, and appeals
to the Piedmonts.

The open cog of letters at the Post-office is per.
sided ta at Parma, Modena, and Rome. They are
monied and delivered ; bet arrests are frequent.
No reasons are ever given for these arrests. A. poor
devil is arrested, kept in gaol for a month, or two
maths, at a year, and then liberated —or not
liberated.

The Roman government is trying to raise recruits
in Switzerland. but the higher pay of &gland has
monopolised all the available volunteers. The papal
government requires 10,000 men to complete its
muter.-wand it will not be able to get them.

(nom ovs OWN

NA.PLIIB, MAT 29.
Let so give you acme farther details of one
of the Neapolitan prisons, that of the Castle
of Monteearchio, the abode of Poetic and his
companions. Of Poerio I have already spoken'
of the others suffering from the dampness of the
prison, Behievont iota lost the use of one eye
and nearly the use of the other; &loco is in that
state that his stomach almost refuses to take food;'
Dam has been five months in the pleas set aside foe
the hoepitil, suffering from severe rheumatic pains;
Niece is suffering. from a ovine cough and paha;
Pies, an advocate, is in such a state as to ones
anxiety far his life; Pironti, formerly a judge, and a
man of considerable learning, paralysed, and unable
to aeon, ia lying chained in his bed; and by his side
Alfonso Zenli, a young man of noble family, 34 yearn
of age, is dying of amen/option. The damp atmo.
sphere of his prison—and you cannot have forgotten
my description of it—must be peculiarly beneficial to
such a complaint. The humidity, which moistens
welt, and ousts one's clothes to steam under the in-
finenoe of any wandering ray of sun, must fall with
healing effect on a diseased chest and soothe
a racking cough! Yet it is under such hide.
eases as these that day after day, and month
after month, Alfonso Z-uli has been sinking
and :rotting until his sufferings are now nearly
draws to la conclusion. The last comforts of
his religion have been rendered to him, and pular
at the time lam writing he is dead. if so, 111 his
chain taken off f Throughout hie sufferings has he
worn it, and a spectacle which no other country could
offer, might have been witnessed in the prisons of
Montesarehin in the nineteenth century, under the
reign of a " most Christian Ling "—that of a living
human skeleton with a fetter mend a bone.

Cant Orloff arrived at Montpelier on Thursday.
A Ham journal states that four omit carriages,
twenty English horses, and forty persons olden suite
of the Count de Moray, are expected at Havre, to
embark in the Seine steamer for Bt. Petersburg.
The count, whose embassy is to be attended with so
mush liolat, does not expect to remain in Russia
moss than six weeks.

A great many of the bulls and saws in the Uni-
versal Exhibition are ill, and some have died. Not.
withstanding the apparent 'salience of the arrange-
moats, and although the malls are roomy sad occupy
bet a small part of the whole arena of the building,
it Is evident that the animals suffer for want of air.
In walking through the exhibition this morning
I observed a very large proportion of them foam-
ing at the mouth, looking ill about the eyes, and
lying down in a state of manifest distr.'s. Some
of the owners feel very uneasy about their pro-
perty. The regulations make it almost impossible
for them to take an animal away before the end
Of the exhibition. Several of the pine cattle are
wrapped up in blankets, and their keepers may be
men administering medicines to them.

Despatches of importance by electric telegraph
were said to have been received at the British law
Yen yesterday morning, and soon after Sir William
Temple went down to Csatellamare to communicate
*bibs Baron Brasier, the French minister. It is
ssY this morning, and I think on reliable authority,
listimifimistlons have been received here directing
die Idle and French minister, to offer anneal to
In U. et soars' the result will be an assertion
of boaspeniense and defiance os the part of this
government. Let the future prove the truth of my
ProPhicit

The receipts at the cattle show daring the week
have realised the large awn of 132,070 fr. (between
6,0004 and 13,00 W.) '

PARIS, 51TUA3AT RIMMING.
The Bourse was very firm indeed. The specula-
tors who, on Wednesday and Thursday, had sold
madly at ruinous prices, were to-day all anxious to
bay back again. The heavy fall in the middle of the
week seems to have attracted the attention of English
capitalists, several orders for purchases having been
received hoes London yesterday and today. The
Rents rose 000siderably, seder the influence of the
detachment of the warn. thank not in proportion to
the rise In otheessentitass. The Threes rose 60e. for cash
sad 860. for seeeent, closing at 72 ex div. and 72.40.
Credit Mobilier is again in very great favour. Dar-
ter the late obis it wade°, as low as 1690, and to-
day the lest pries was 1840. It was reported that
M. Place's bankruptcy had been superseded, his
friends having determined to enable him to meet his
engagements for the honour of the Credit Mobilier
with which his name was so intimately connected. It
was also announced that the society had determined
to pay its forthcoming dividend of 178 f. 70e. ten days
before it will be due. The payment will, it is said,
oomenenea on June 20, and thus the twenty-
one and a half millions of which this coupon
consists will very speedily be in circulation.
In railways there has been an extraordinary rise.
Orleans roes 80f.; Lyons. 60f.; Mediterranean, 651. ;
Eastern, 40f. ; Western, 30f. ; Grand Central, 37.50;
and Northern, 20f. The Austrian railways took a
greater start than they have done for a very long
while, and were in great request at n rise of 351.
Victor Emmanuel was also much inquired for, and
rose 18f.

NAPLES, Irma
.2..

The 30th, the royal fete day, has been added to
many others, and no sign of penitence or conciliation
has been made. It was warmly expected, but still
it was conjectured u at treat possible that so in-
teresting an occasion might have been token advan-
tsge of for asserting the royal power to do good;
but no, not a chain has been struck off. On the
oontrary, forts at Gas:sand Ban Germano have beset

soostnMng.
Protests have been written and sent to the repro..
sentatives of his Majesty at foreign marts—well and
smoothly written, it I am well informed, and the
resolution has been formed to resist as unwarrantable
all foreign intervention.

THE BRITISH ARMY IN TURKEY.

Join' S.

The Pope. legate arrived to-day. Ilia landing
took place in the midst of ay immense concourse of
the population, to whom hi. eminence gave his ben,-
diotios. The nuncio and authorities went on board
the Duchayla to receive the right rev. prelate. His
eminence starts for Paris to-morrow. In the own
market prime are firm. The Rhone i• falling.

SPAIN.

MADRID, 7trxx 7.
The question of the dismissal of Osumi Bas de
Oland from the fosotioos of Dinetor•Qenesal of
infautry is not yet resolved.
The Cortes have ?Old the question of the respon-
sibility of M. Sartories " m=eet.•
AU the bases of the National Militia Bill hare
[bees approved of.

Its Anhkehop of Lyons ham howl a mandato,
la which Its attributes tb• inundations te the vitiating Is
his dimes..( the law of the dwelt respeedai the obese.
I tame el the Saliba& I

Glom OVI

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LAM or Tau caimu.)
SCUTARI, MAT 26.

The comparative slowness with which the home.
ward movement of our own troops from the Crimes
has as yet proceeded leaves Scutari up to the pre.
sent in the state of dull quiet it has enjoyed
for the greater part of the bygone halt-year, since
none of the bustle and activity that must attend the
anal clearance out from the Bosphorus, and the deli-
very up to their proper owners of the posts we hold
here, has yet begun. Toe condition of the hospitals
has long ceased to furnish anything for public re•
mark, beyond the expression of one's admiration of
their nearly perfect state, and of thanklul satisfaction
at the fewness of their inmates; and, failing matter
foe comment or narrative on any of the ups-
Dial topics the place once supplied, there is at pre-
sent but little to communicate. Whilst the French
across the water can reckon their sick by
thousands, and are even now suffering from hospital
difficulties nearly equal to those which made all
Europe ring with the name of Scutari eighteen
months ago, we can hardly rise to hundreds; and
for the treatment of these we can boast of such a
very surfeit of every requisite, and of such accommo-
datums, as no troops but our own ever imagined,
much less enjoyed. Yesterday I strolled over the
barrack and general hospitals, and in both was
charmed with the wonders of cleanliness and the
oompleteoese of the arrangements that everywhere
meet the eye—far beyond what prevailed in the best
of the French establishments in Pera during the
winter of '64.'55. The corridors and wards in both
buildings are literally sweet with cleanliness, nor eta
the Inseasst eye detect in any one of the provisiooe
for the comfort of the patients what would admit of
material improvement. lo both hospitals, however,
Othello's occupation is well nigh gone, the whole
number of invalid inmates in the larger one being
only 268 soldiers and S officers, whilst the total of
both in the General Hospital amounts to no more than
168—in all 434 patients. And be it remembered
that these are the hospital brad quarters for an army
of 60,000 men. In the Barrack Hospital no death
has takes plass since the 17,h of April--another fae t
that says much for the triviality of the complaints
ander treatment, and for the axcellenoe to which this
last bee itself been brought. In the adjoining es*

OD"t the mortality is at an umal minimum, sad
ast
s.
"I'lrth7, —Cad fornight weed gain ef M•
puns'
4,.1 sod artillery hones have taken plate at tits
sera;,Pus, and it is, I believe, tinseled
tonnes these till noes bat prime annals rasa*
b tut elope would be worth the net of trans.
The horses eo disposed °than gold
macehigher prises than were expested, the Word
for what it would be difficult to gay—briagieg
a ben, and the beat rising is high as 3U. sod
en sot. Many of this latter class have bees bought
pr middle-cies elindie, who admire the.. for their
rental ease arid Rao steppieroet qualitiesl sad
:may yell My en pant equine giraffes minding
Loci( at the rate of ex miles an hoar baleen the
carts of dasinative vehicles unimagined in Lang-
bey, sod drive, by fat believers, who randy
!tisk they are "doing it—rayllaw" A gent saris'
:mayor' expense will thee be effected, and the
purchase mosey of the animals sold will go far to
elver the east of efficient re-moants at hems.
There is reins to fear, however, that the less
roneeted with the awes of wooden hats now hen,
lath erected sad is Nom will be vastly 'manes for
ip to the present, I am gimps to gadentaad, se sin
worth entertains/ have beam made for asysfsiffier.
This la to be the mare 'iodated at, as the gesSwials
ue so well adapted for kosse-buildiag, and egad be
roaserted into memento of any required else at Ism
then half the net attending the ordinary rough
planking. The quantity, however, that both our-
selves and the Frew& will have to dispose of, will,
in all likelihood, so glut the specalation-market se
to create a difficulty of fiuding buyers at any
price; but on this noting certais can be said till
public seating of the whole have bees tried.
In alluding shoes to the condition of the two
hospitals and the happy paucity of their insets% I
have forgotten to mention the arrival. two &Lei=
of a hundred cane of ophthabeis from the
The sufferers belong to as many as tea different regi-
ments—the 3rd, 14th, 20th, 39th, 41st, 44th, 47th,
55th, end especially the 66th and 67th--and are other-
wise in perfect health. It is difficult to accent far
sub a provalesee of an ailment that bamboos hitherto
almost unknown in the camp : the heads and foss of
the toes are se well Wielded from the action al the
eon now ea at any period daring last sensor and
the mu tbensives are not subjected to a tithe of
the out-of-door exposure they modernist then.
ophthalmia, it is use, is seedy as mach
a camp dissue as is diarrhea, bat in the
abeam of any spiels' 'adagio' cease of it now, more
than this time tweivesseatit end the times lean,
one is puuled to ationst for its apparatus to the
extent sectioned. Tea doge ar a a treat-
ment, however, will put these coupledheniaiayse to
riihts, and the men will be in sgsgeseed endings to
}gym their its is the Boopboroo as they ososo
isms to their way hums. I soy hot oil last Dr.
Ileiloto—Oo "bon Itosimo Oros' ptemboloa to
'pixel
Moro& to jok Glootool William ot
i. obwr at the Goma yo=
cassias to Dr. Lawns, lobo womb
Only to liaittutd. Dr. Craoloa roustino, be-
kro, at the bead of the other artabbohasot.