The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-07 00:00:00

BOAT SIR VICES—Daring the storms
Lid the pod year, MN, the None ot the National Lisboa&
Insttletion have sand di paeans ham different wrecks is oar
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160 Lifeboat ltetatilihmeata
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and Co. ; watts and Co.. and lachalatritriww.l.ondon and country
bankon ; and by the Secretary, laq., at the laati-
Sutton. 14„ Jetusotzast, Adolph!.

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TORN BROCIDENI3 XXCELLENTE BIJOU-
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LONDON must have • OINTLICHAN'S
SUPPER and MUSIC ROOM.—"IVAIC3." after Alfred
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and lire Kann:kn.—To cow:dude with Werra. Robins
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BEITANNIA.
THIS IVWSO. THE CON/EOM:RATES DM:TOTEM: OR,
THE TYRANT 01 NEW OBLEANS.--Aldite. C
WOZZE SHALL 1 DINE? Mr. J. Iswaslda—AsdatitillirD
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LONDON. MONDAY. AUGUST 7.

the couriers to beer our

and shore to shore—to bid
foundeat depths of the __-
carry to our kindred in another hemisphere the
menages of mere ordinary business—this is the
exercise of powers which we dare hardly think of
without a feeling approaching awe. To hays
done so much as we havt done is more
wonderful than to have failed in something
we have tried. For after all we know now that
we can do even this. Bevan years ago the first
telegraphic messages posed between Great Britain
and America. Only last week communications
passed with ease between this island and a vessel
1,200 miles from our shores. Some accident has
happened to limit us as yet to this extent of oar
power. But it is as certain as any human progress
can be that there is no insuperable bar placed to
oar success. What we have done is guarantee of
what we can do. Ere another seven years have
passed we shall have found means to remedy our
present error, and to carry to a triumphant result
the enterprise which for the present it would seem
we must be content to call unsuccessful, but which
we will chose to think of rather as having been
deferred than as having failed.

AUG

at 68fr. and 871 r.
Mobilier rose 131.1.
SUNDAY BRIM.
that all the journals had
something laudatory to say of the Marquis de Lava-
lette's circular on the municipal eleetiona.- The
Bpoque this evening qualifies its praises by saying
it is not altogether saldafied with the word "Kis"
under which France is to " march" in the path of
order and liberty. Nevertheless it does not desire
to be hypercritical, and will cheerfully go in for
"eggs, cuirass, buckler, and all," if they are
to ensure and protect a "really solid
liberty, and not a thin external costing."
I lately observed that when the second circumscrip-
tion of the Landes was selected for the honour of
returning Count Walewaki to the Corps Legislatif,
in order to qualify for the presidency, it was
presumable that a safe choice had been made. A
letter from Da:, the principal town in the circum-
scription, now says :
Oar Landis participate very little in the liberal and
indepsadeat movement goiog on almost everywhere else
in France. After all the tail it doss sot seem that any
candidate will eirionsly dispute the vacant seat with
Coast WaleirskL The hope of has leg the presideat
of the Corps lagislatif far their represesiative, terms
every head. Visions of the sandy plains of the Landes
transformed to gold dart, the yonag men of the depart-
ment chosen for the most lucrative functions, and, finally,
the creation of a new departmeet to be called that of the
Adonr, with Dar for Ste eapital—dessle all eyes, sad leave
the opposition so thence.
M. Emile 011ivier, not having obeyed the sum-
mons to appear before the Council of the Order of
Advocates, to defend himself against the charge of
having infringed the etiquette of the Order by ac-
()opting a salary from the Packs of Egypt, has
been struck off the rolls of the Paris bar. Unless
he should get this decision reversed on appeal to
the Imperial Court he can never again be restored.
I explained some days ago that there is nothing to
prevent his enrolling himself as a member of a
provincial bar, and pleading as heretofore in Paris.
The Moniteur, in noticing M. de Blome's second
mission to Gastein, prefaces the announcement by
the words, " Notwitluitanding the small hope of an
understanding" between Austria and Prussia.
Judgment in the Montmorency case on appeal
will be pronounced on Saturday.
The Tribunal of Commerce yesterday went
through the formality of reading the Emperor's
ezeviatur granted to Mr. Falconer Atlee, appointed
to succeed the late Mr. Pickford as British consul
in Paris.
Manesse, the man who murdered a whole family
at Favril in the department of the Nord, who with
incredible rapidity killed five people with blows of
a hatchet, and left a sixth victim for dead, oon-
feseed his crime at the Douai assizes, and is sen-
tenced to death.
A considerable fall of cliff took place three
mornings back at Pourville, near Dieppe. A mass
of more than 100,000 cubic feet became detached,
and blocks of immense size were projected into the
sea to a distance of a hundred yards, fortimately
without doing any injury.
" A Carmelite monk," says the France, " writes
from Bagdad that he has planted in the Tower of
Babel, the ruins of which still exist, a statue of
Notre-Dame des Victoirea, blessed by Pins IX.
There was on the occasion a grand ceremony,
attended by many Mussulcsans." •

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