The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-25 00:00:00

FRANOE.

The Temps of this evening, in an article signed
by M. Neffzer, on the subject of the Andre-Prus-
sian oonvention, says :—" It is now no longer a
question of nationality, but of oppression and con-
fiscation which authorise every reprisal. If Lanen-
burg suit Prussia, a similar point on the Rhine may
suit France, and France might appropriate it with
111 equal right"

THE DUKE OF BRABANT.
BRUSSELS, Rooter 24.

The Duke of Brabant left Ostend yesterday for
Coburg, to be present at the ceremony of unveiling
the memorial to Prince Albert.
The Duchess did not accompany the Duke, on
account of indisposition.

Gnu"AS DZIIOCRLCY. —The fiftieth annive
of the great national Student League, the Burachensekaft,
has jest been celebrated at Jabs with great Mat. Some of
the original founders, who had fought in the war of lode-
madam against the first Napoleon, such as Saeler, Horn
and other*, were priggish The tone of the speeches made was
strongly imprinted with the sentiment of German freedom
and mem. In coosequenes of an ieritatios addressed to
bim sod several other exiles in Dieted, Karl Stied replied
in a letter, expressing regret at being presented from ap-
pearing in perm, sad exhorting the student youth to pre-
treat) themselves for the day of action. The letter is full, of
allusions to the former watchwords of the Burscheriadaft,
sad concluded with a strobe appeal to democracy. It is
stated that this sonivenery has served as • riunion for
many members of the powder party, various friends of the
national cause having been invited, irrespective of their
having been in the academic association.
Tae PSALM of LIFE AT PERIL.—Mr. Harlin-
pine brings an interesting gift from China to Mr. Long-
fellow. It seems that Mr. W.* a member of the British
embassy at Pekin, who is a skilful Chinese esholar, made •
close translation of Longfellow's Psalm of Life, which wan
then inscribed, se the manner of the couotry favour*, on
the door-posts of his house. There the calm, pure wisdom
and beauty of its sentsoces greatly impressed • learned
dignitary poet at the empire, who thereupon pat it into
pure Chinese poetical form of the last polish, sod so writing
it out wish his own hand cc a beautiful fan, sent it as a
present to his brother bard at Cambridge. It is pleasant
for all of as admirers of that charming poem to know that
thousands of Pekin folks stop to read, and admire it, too, as
they pass Mr. Wade's dom.—Anti-Slavery Standard,
A ug. 12.
CONDIINSED M/Ll.—We have been shown a
imecimen of condensed milk, prepared by the American
Condensed Milk Company. The process by which this
article is prepared is simple, and differing from those here-
tofore is use. The milk is evaporated at a temperature of
120 degrees Fehr., in vacuum receivers, this moderate heat
not altering the character of the milk, nor carrying off any
of its nutritive qualities, an is said to be the case with
prowess' where • greater hest is employed. The
condensed milk before us hears, smording to the
proprietors' statement, four puts of water to one
of the condensed fluid, in order to produce the test
quality of milk usually sold. We placed with it
six parts of water, however, and found the result to be
quite equal to the average of milk delivered in this city. A
basin of bresA sad milk, the milk boiled and dilated at the
latter rate, was excellent. From careful examination we
are oenvinoed that this condensed article is nothing bat
pure milk, and as such we commend it. The makers sell it
very much cheaper then ordinary milk ; it will keep sweet
I
double as long, and need not be purchased every day (it is
not delivered on Sundays), while its decreased bulk makes
THE FAILURE OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.—The
Mats of yea/sedgy says :—" The companies interested is U than Pew condensed milk takes the place of the OM
the Atlantic cable give evidence at this moment of that OUTWARD MAIL &SANS& —Yeetertlay Mods- ousted fluid now doled out to this city, the monopolist' are
energy, and tenacity which form one of the bright sides of day) the African Company's simmer Ethiope sailed from rightly served.—Pete York Timer'
How MANBUIA) 811111IIIT IS MADE. At the
the English character. Their boards of directors met the the Mersey with the monthly despatch of mails for Xs- Liverpool wisesleeterdey.theteseof"Banner v. Denekere
day before yesterday, and the determination they have dam, Teseriffe, and the West Coast of Africa. together initiated the public into the mysteries of the Hamburg
taken shows that the failure of the last attempt hr in no with • large cargo and 32 passengers. Oa Saturday the sherry trade. The comma for the plaintiffs said that they
way discouraged them. In France such • check as that of Cussed Company's paddle steamer Scotia will sail for New were wine merchants is Liverpool, and they aced the de-
the Great Eastern would assuredly bare aroused the York with the Gaited States and British North American feedlot. a wine merchant at Hamburg, for mosey paid for
• quantity of wine purchased from him, which turned oat
weckieg instinct of the nation, and the affair would per- mails. Letters. Et., will be received at the Liverpool to be nodded more thenmixed emelt.. Th. plaintiffs
hays have bees drowned under • flood of jokes General Post-office until 11 o'clock forenoon, with the usual ordered from the defendant • quanti.ty of sherry, at the
epigrams, and vaudeville couplets ; in England despatch via Cork at 830 p.m. rate of 61. per butt, they agreeing to pay the duty of 2.e. 6d.
things happen otherwise. The oompanies, through the FEOM AMERICA TO EUROPE IN • WEE[.—lt is per plies. When the " wipe" arrived at Hull, the cur
hugs officers found that it wee mixed spirits, end seam-
medium of their boards of direetion,have decided that than stated that • company of the lending shipowner' of New
lon
is no reason to abandon she enterprise, that • check preyed York have under consideration plans for Willis! four q
by def tilY
fit wen hargea trengleirrdittalheofplittiLgiTelere wetra the
lezipoissfire;ts7s.o7ll: of 8",00tons each,
ig to bit:spar:lr led ii, a the quality a ...Hamburg ebetry.,. which. is reality.
nothice. and that their interest and their boomer were alike
involved in the establishment of complete telegraphic cam- gave a verdict for the defendant.
af the usual kind, and tth war.
sore armpellere—eo that, • emtateed little er nothing of wine is it. 40111P0sitem. The
munication between the two shores of the Atlantic. All ease of derangement of either set of machinery, the other jar,
the arrangemente consequently are going to he taken, in set shall continue working without material impediment in Mix. ROYAL IswrinddsT.--At the an-
, the speed of the menet Thies vessels are mpable of awry- mil bard °Nein 01 *hie charity. bead Put.rtiai. it was
order that • new cable may be maaufectured without delay,
2,500 pasieugers at the variable fares of 25, 50, and stated that the feeds do not keep pees with its increasing
submerged next summer. Moreover, critical observe. ; leg
75 dots. according to the mount of accommodation re- usefulness. During the past year them bad bun 2,3101•-
andtions upon the manner in which the hat operation was coo. I (mind, taamecta that city sold Bristol, England. Meals are eaten 23,365 mat-pstiente, 3,0g2 baninpananta, SOO I
&add are not wonting ; fresh plans are proposed, end we lto be famished on beard the mom aa at any resteurset, sad fever pathless. =skim a total of 2E967. La 1866 Oa
sod not be astonished if .. gragem, after emu% one of ; masengers can either eat or let it alone, as it may. please 'anther was 20,196, and the aeons! subscriptions wars
pans. I thtim. T.be pes .to Reel, it is believed, at etghtmrst 5_,013_01.., while
_tlus year the auburn ptiesstlbsd.
_ceelyipivises. W
thaw triumphs which are essentially due to the
i elute Am Dour. will 04 made seven days, while the great 6,01101. The 'Mal Immo at the Merl . Meted dist-
Terence el English gaabse 1 length of the vessels (seedy 600 feet) will overreach or deeds, do., is 12,1871., and the expend'
12.7841.
CRYSTAL PALACE,. . ONS SHILLINO DAY.— i materially control the gravies. and prevent that terrible HOSPITAL FOR DEIMASIN Of TNIB BSA/AT, 67,
Tammuz deem 94. Admissions on Meths; 5,132 ; ; pitehieg moths this is more*, bee the dread of all Wm NADGASET.SFRINP, OATNIFIXIMINUAIIt—Tba member a
ditto by isms Wks* 1,153 ; toad limbos, 6486. going towellen.—Anti•Sthog Standard, Aural 12. nation' wowed des es the pan weak we. 118.

THE CHOLERA. IN TURKEY.
(Via Trieste.)

CONSTANTINOPLE, AIIGOST 19.
The cholera is decreasing. The number of deaths
yesterday was 188.
It is, however, spreading in the provinces—in
Salonica, Varna, Kustendje, Trebizonde, Bagdad,
and along the Gulf.