The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-30 00:00:00

(Stamped td. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

LANDON'S CONVERSATIONS NOT
IMAGINARY.

Under this title we find the following beautiful
awl subtle pros of emotional sad intellectual analysis in the
last number of the Saturday Malmo :
" Call no men 'Nippy brie Ids ark "—II that net *s-
quirt one of the Eleven Sagas to gyve the We
ill know both the picture and the powdbill yof a old
age ; bat ft is remarkable how miler this choimai
al Ilk reads • literary matador Li it that time is Kew
thing In the were and tier of gnat Intellectual eadtemant
whir prune the eon errs fa a golden base f Of 11r.
Savage Leath/•mat...s law have
lased Into the
oak" and mellow evening of His, surrmandid gyhatlove of
hilly and the errennos of Mara, in fed the teasel-
rum of well spat days. The Wt yaws tepeetal
Mead and airemporary, Southey, were goaded la that
sad beaumbing disease which brought Scott sad Swift to
,peurfte dotage. Moores fate err the same. Byron
as be thr, la a real arra Few would shore the
hark= and arches lifr of Coleridge; and WSW fewer
word err it as a priers kr the guide sad pidlosophir of
merged to argil in his own prom Weeislildli Moog
Saud Mthebeibit saisag prima seistelties, rag
to the ego width rum to are ft the age if
sera that melemnada whir Is ier akin to
Btu It is bran that the are e act Par"
telie=be shathred them beggarly dialed. most
meissellegy of real rearier- to that of a 'hairy sad
tth them, Filth wad siesragy ere so amp
amaraslkea the chatireg Hp etzstaieir
atehler tare gemeellf kt•a• 16,
oseserrike kinisat sag eareara
Sauce Lagar, we her, has only lost the melte viers of
onmemling Mg natter Wiper. Vim le sot hater at eighty-
dye• therathemer la the malt and elf moral
sour—the err bait of Gomorrah a lths and
✓e* growth in hopudicity. The old coma who
has to pay 1,0001. for id fold and attestable • libel
me was ever wetter In human kagarge to tattaty without
roar No pies kr *Ailing *dirt can be urged to the OM
of tho who pi
as ter sad sigmas, sad pointed
as err aharaWer Lie beet days. The mean lard
was maw kart, sat his powers of eaprarlea ever ram
happy. Bat who an ea an
Arida at the age of • greet ? It le only im
effort of the mind, and from porn mast the
that or can aadentand that Walter Barge Lady Is redly
among the Kea of moo, and was last year la tea constant
hatit of rang is a registers alsegyrefe at Bath.
Thee has *Ws bre a isgearyibeal tha air Mk Wake,
like his to, re apart best anithiag medal areggina Eta
=l:aye bra a sector, seenegad adeleees. Lea weber
atom who thought =l=l to ilstif public
agar% et her to carnage in
dity of Bath, ha has thud a PleenthMlife.
he pounds§ Iftirip wet few and
auts7 The isht a Lwow meth Floniobb 14••=
while a ems see led sans* ethervie el their
ia Ms searegami la te--Mesh=, nude Itteratneo,
and Hal Nig peguse—L evegi
ghee lieperse that ba cosagalesd pereonals7l7Oarr'atle
gmeet side d dap whisk he kart sad studied so well.
Or rat 11111111dp ureter" Hit Liars was born of the
tars Irk red Wood se aunalus. Sts rape se .a-
-=s6Prrilil all Macey sad all dusee—ginge himself es
late events sad redo oftheaght so Wader rad
se theiet--ee intimately ideettles Mardi in bia
ia
any Conversations" with every solidity mud etaltner:t
11111 Inglery alike sad the inhuny of mankind, that cat thinks
elides -arm se net trams tea • parer It Is se if
wiroIAD
Me „or the Ammer of
the tit end to Kr. hangman Ms cote-book of ex-
=et tray dire sad wry men. We take up Mr.
haat as wed* Orr el Lucien or Volans;• bat
we mem taper to mot him is Pall Mall, or think of him
as a purge jaryroaa, or an Kenai freeholder and landlord
here In England. We look at him as a literatre—as ea old
Pagan ouriosity—rather than one who has a living work to
do, a Sparta to adorn, and • Christian life to satisfy.
This we baler to be the key to Mr. Landoes &ander.
Ilia wrldap all bear the stamp of the old molting Paganism.
He his atadied lad lived in iniquity so templet* that he
be saturated himself with its quit. Bs laboriously and
oarefttly constructs Ida mar, and poems, and epigrams,
merely as works of at. He trews knee& into the dark
splrit—trice to think bow the old sables word have thought
sad written under certain ciraturaeosi—rte then=
arid armee their very brag. Living fa
he her obliterated his owe eoaseloasnees. Mr. Lan-
der takes some real or fancied offence, and his first
thought is—" Horace, or Martial, or Carlos, would have
felt Ysome such way as this anew similar drowastrose—
word have said something very based, arid abwalashia I
will see it I cannot say what I know they would have said ;
I knew WI the Our Aathology—or Corona as ft ought
to be called—by heart; I will to, whither my orhalatma
lambics cannot les quire as throe sad gate as disgusting as
these old dirty landeoaryliabir Of coarse It is may far me,
who have it ell at op Ingmar aids, to say what they said of
Sappho, or Lyra, or Curia ; my canto, having the advan-
tage of eollatacasead siparlinee, may perhaps be fouler and
-truer.' And we mast do Yes. Lee k! the banquettes to say
that he has beats" the In Areesespalether itegfesegans orro-
parent. We never revaamber to bre rend Nothing quite
so bat se his MIMI ell Mr Troesebe ; sad II sore we
bays hese erie weer. A Ithal eritt se magerebly
ford and that ern tha perm ray fa the audit
It Mara ester, to pros It era the rued. And,
Se Yr ftessis Mils% Os haul,
to tear
wer•
yiehili Pis= loth his trthetrktitail
who had treated Me. Leader irk reatered—mid ht
OM. it mat have been most dishaseseed —Mad-
ame, was his violas, and the threes bar were not
only of the merest asst Wei OM
bat of the at anneland and kneessidhilial=
tad*. Not that thee was the shadow of a
1= or the fairest or nesoled btu of jud-
o, probability, be the sconsatba. It wee nay
that Mr. and Mrs. Timers had other& Mr. Lead?. They
had—lf we sightly interpret eaten redone male la the
souse of the trid—withthawa an rigid from Ids larkeent
,aelithellises or kr gartherie intimacy ; sad they than be-
ars the victim/4d his ewaltertag velum sad 'carnet
snake. Very likely, as wehave rid, to Yr. Leadoff mind,
they we rely lay lipase for him to rag in an the filthy
▪ cations, all thelyngartaphoes, tad ell theories whir
he had slur cop la Ns too retentive memory. But this
ealsaindies the this. worse.He meat to be a sort of
U dohs sthire-Tellerly without a meal Itheall, and
areibre heasphis of underaadieg that there Is •
k the trattd. Them IN method fa all this.
Met se ramp was made by the crawl Sr do debar
to show that he was mad; the libels themosives devour
habeckfty; sad Mr. Linder, whose genlasaad aegaluments
might Lau made him a nadir' beer will ink into a dis-
honoured grave as the mac who parry offend a reward be
ismailastion, sad who has committed a crime Infinitely
were them amensithetho. He VI be remembered as one
who, if ar the when bad brightest, has wen lltair7 hearts
among the were sad brightest, bet who as pa** de-
serves, lagrely more thin Baum did, the dieftrels al
Wag ahead es the memert of saseithd.

NEW TURKISH LOAN.

The prospectus of the long expected Turkish lean
was issued on Saturday afternoon, bat not until some
hours after the close of the Stock Exchange. The
contractors are Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co. To a
considerable extent the pirticulars agree with those
furnished in the 11.rprats a fortnight ago. The
total amount of the loan is five millions sterling, and
the first issue will consist of three millions in Six
per Cent. Bonds at 85 per cent. Applications
for this amount will be received until 4 p.m. on the
tad Sept. The subscribers to the first issue, how-
ever, will have the option, until the Bth October
next, of taking at the same rice a further sum
equal to two-thirds of their sonp, upon paying a
deposit of 20 per cent. Should the response be
adequate, therefore, the whole five millions will
come almost at once upon the market. At 85 per
cent. this will require 4.250,0001. sterling. In the
event of the remaining two millions not being sub-
scribed for, w the Turkish government binds itself
not to issue the remaining portion at a price below
90 per cent. for the space of twelve months from this
date." On amount of the first issue of three millions,
a deposit of 5 per cent. is to be paid prior to applica-
tion; and 15 percent. more on the Bth September,
when the scup will be ready. The last of the in-
stalments fells dee mu the Ito* a January next, en
that the 2,560,0001. cash required for the first issue
of 3,000,0001. of bonds, being spread over a period
of four months, represents 837,5001. per month.
Besides being charged upon the general revenues of
Turkey, the loan is specially secured, both as re-
gards principal and interest, by the amignment of
the revenues Irking from the Customs duties and
the Government octroi levied at Constantinople.
These revenues in the year 1857 amounted to
800,0001. ; the interest and sinking fund of 1 per cent.
upon the whole of the present loan of five millions
will require 350,0001. per annum. The collection of
them revenues is to be superintended by a special
commission, composed of five members, two of whom
are to be named by the government, and two on
behalf of the bondholders, whose trustees they
will be. The President of the Commission will be
the Minister of Finance. The gentlemen who will
be named by the contractors in the first instance
are Mr. Chu. Hanson, of the firm of Chas.
8. Hanson and Co., of Constantinople, and Mr.
Falconnet, manager of the Ottoman Bank. An
Imperial Yuman is to be issued with especial refs:-
mice to the Commission and its duties. This docu-
ment, together with the Firman authoriaing the
loan, will be deposited in the Bank of England.
We now come to a feature of the project which
will command general interest. The prospectus,
which, prior to its publication, was submitted to
and received the explicit approbation ofFuad Pasha,
the Commissioner delegated with full powers by the
Ottoman Government, distinctly states that—

This loan hafts for its special ob*t a reform In the
inaancial condition of Turkey, the Imperial Government en-
that Its proceeds atoll be faithfully applied in the
wi sal tithe Inconvertible piper currency lei which the
govienniant is reepeeetbk ; end at the earnest moment that
a ethane aeon be laid down for this purpose, end published
throughout the Empire.
_ _

With this solemn engagement the enbecribers and
the public must for the present rest satisfied, as the
details of the financial plan have yet to be settled.
Open though it undoubtedly is to the charge of im-
providence, the Ottoman government has a high
character for keeping its public engagements, and
has never been known to repudiate a just claim.
There is; consequently, legitimate ground for confi-
dence that the prooeeds of the loan will be faithfully
applied to the important object specified. In this
case, it 'would be difficult to overrate the probable
advantages to Turkey whether in a commercial or
final pant of view. In fact from the issue of the
present loan may possibly data, tan fioanrlal Terme-
ration of the empire.
&amity any important European State has so
limited a public debt as Turkey, and it is allowed on
all hands that the existing sources of revenue would
be ample for every purpose were peculation checked,
and the fiscal administrators honest. Moreover,
scarce] y any other European state possesses unde-
veloped resources of equal richness, or a revenue
equally elastic. Pinions beat acquainted with
Turkey have ever retained • conviction that the
revenue could be readily doubled in amount under
judicious management.
The effect of this financial operation upon the
money market will depend, of course, upon the
amount of the loan isened. It is confidently believed,
however, that, although the demand far money will
be stimulated at the periods tired for the several
payments, and although the bulk of the amount will
probably be remitted in specie, no disturbance of
the market will ensue.

BAPTISM OP
A E _PIEUT-RAPPER.—MHE Margaret
F on oi tbs ancerion family who originated the lipiatii
vim yesterday baptioed, at et. Pslse's
F
• into the Banta CalheasA., • '
earrise4
saliterithes hawing
sa Ineltdes of the =is:7E
wart Fit Mena& ha
werrejt el fin Ages is dm Wien.
Ms was Ibe
albs alit tv.,-.1.,...iir me
she Moir lb Me mein me FM
of th• wag* and
_Mese sla on sif show,
lbs.' wee a Wow. Tab Itapplng_pwrinnaese
ydbeilia
et Hyaena, eaeneere sane in irfaelnaly,
'anusL=Pilagee,./edwitlas=albs ef *lnter
an 11X1= lint mai traree er
aid ands nes west es es t, add, ea Is wile
ens its 11610181. Bat sonalelf as idisiC., ,_ladoliaare
sad tbe hinny removed to- Nalisibr, =Zane"
gift net begin Is elan ellesden. win
told of none ninaled. sad Mei baton. Sesh el tin
dens wee a Indian direagl whoseaesthe 'plate of
the dead etiewened belbeliellea by new es the
ace mad ups ban, downalses el din= was
aftolst•di Who Modal that iMp read alabdot bat tend
sot led vane they same. To be nee there nee
net Wising alliemats of ken diesensed sad ex- '
Vofßat the public en we. Joirri n tit
the goinka, It amid sandin awn la
anneasen The inset to nib be• ben
carried. sot any ta lin seseby In seam.lein
of Its greatest mann ofde 'nary ; and the
nab nee et ant Sinnen by this fity ere i :1167
In plabesogben. Tits Fax weirs were poser glorying.
rweramsei.t7bouttemeno4 looldBl444iteldi Witli
they wire awn
randy de, by that nes sissens; dad if din
tbeweelvee to play upon tingeMbility el ane
we cis leanly blame them fury easerely. disesds
ibenthe ban ben coded sway by the dank& at estat-
wegibig; end, is dew of that fens. meanly slink' nese
to wanes et the sweet of Ilairatontins, sae the hannatios of
those who beat wilier et anina.—New nth num.
00ThitiNEST 11.1mosATiox.—The govenfillent
alp Fend Measeah wiled keen lostbenalia so
eil=ey, &Oak lanlebidney. win
4 elileW4l2
nth 4 I _sled sespin, IS Ink
boys bebebsalibl @PE of IHA a JULI/ mane
gym 4249 9 Idea% des a botak Mai..
steals .ante. th. ongrean
tedere If &dr bitesdia to realerlimilles deal S,
Tand
the had ppeabiss. S. • sh 4 tor the mairiv~ ei teals • t
greatefren Traded to Madras and i,, a Stie
mien eseare bay be allielehned by fin Oevenne
itilC pined let the dialeillisf as IoodirraSEREININI a• '
ea kW than the 30th of diliame.
sing FORELAND LionVit .
.4491W1 ,
—The see belief will be 14 en wide, an ben Me
Ileac le the Apia of ion it se be "18:=Petla . a dawn By this libectios el the lile ,I ),
lertwerellea • tii ocielbeed tie a and Mara spies:
wen Noy uptint, dry ireaM,el sods* points besets* ariula
itrogarll Ho viola Wight stio t ienstaVi 9.!,
water 'Moss mad ir
tE Ea
ausrpossullos to dr asseeirerit et the In.
bisamaLendilif MM. sad thee, else, anew* ggie is
TM peen of glees st the same lON%
1 sq
.pwads lied en nagger ties noteagna gems
i iiie. Mg inns is foamed be the most pert of 46,1.. E
rant mad m adi r, so to roam_ *sting isoaeoessur, p. „
ik &kik le need, In the belief that It is may neadi
yr rag gas. If it In so ow awsnleansire IMMO 'I
let* wil. sea liars the MOM wby. The on of the lielsra t
mall be Rea 1,3001.
ran44ool • tba cog of the Neat
*Mt MM. Mo Isaias will be ineeplan ern= :
In neat az weeks from 01st tine, to speak safety to the
sere-lewd cal amebas.— The brake..
OITITAL PAW= ONE SHILLING DAY...
BAEcnaDAE, AVOW, M. —Admissions on perm; 2,40;
dire by mem Ibis% 707 ; lola Albers, 9,219.