The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-05 00:00:00

VENEZUELA.

The accounts from Venrznela are deplorable;
great confusion and disorder prevails there. The
patriot Paez has voluntarily expatriated himself to
the United States, in order to put a atop if possible
to the disunion which prevails in Venezuela.

RE4STABLISIMENT OF AUSTRIAN MAIL PACKET
Esavics neon TRIESIE.—The following notice has been
Issued this moraine:—lnformation having been received
that the Autumn postal crevice by sea between Trieste and
Greece, the lonian Islands, Turkey, sad Egypt, is re-
established, latices, to., for the countries mentioned
may to tenure to forwarded by the route of Trieste, if ad-
dressed via Trieste "or via Belgium." Letters, foe
Alszendestte, Latakia, Mensiss, Tripoli, in Syria, sad Ja-
nina, in Alban* cannot, for the present be forwarded via
Trieste—By ovnimand of the puttsweier-pwwal, Row-

LIVID BILL, Secretary. •
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY Or LONDON.—At *monthly
general meeting, held yesterday, at the society's house,
to liaziover-romme, John Gould, Esq rice-preridmit, is
the chair, the Raw. T. Convhwalte. and Mears. 0. Relater
Booth, M.P., P. L. Powys, M.P., K P. Dalrymple, W. M.
Thackerey, A. Newton, A. Sartori,. sod E. II Burke were
elected fallow., Dr. A. °thither, a foreign member, and his
Excellency Sir W. T. Desteon, pretnor-general of Aus-
tralis, and Messrs. P. 8. Godreem and E. Newton corre-
sponding members of toe society. The Doke of Wellington,
the Marquis of Bristol, Sir 11.• nry Stracey, Bart., WE,
Colonel Naylor, Mr. 8. Prelm and Kenn. H. Runt, W.W.
Buller, J. E. Yarakeiley, T. B. Potter, W. 8. Portal. J. S.
Ktrimin, W. Medlycott, and Captain Cline Campbell, were
proposd as candidates for the fellowship. The report from
the council stated that the tot.l number of visitors to the
gerdene during the year ami,uoted to 224,602, showing an
Increase am compared with the rune period in 1858 of 15,798.
the report farther stated that amongst the aunteroGg
addition■ to the society's menagerie during the last two
months were a pair of white-winged trumpeters and a red.
billed toucan. It was announced that a lamas giraffe was
hors as the 16th alt.

THE HAMPSTEAD WATERWORKS CAMIPANT.—•
Yesterday, at the Auction Matt, Mr. Marsh offered to public,
auction 26 shares in the property it this company. The
company was firmed in the year t 692, having foe its object
to raise a capital for the supply of water from springs within
the perishes of St. neutral., Hampeead, and Horneey, the
tight to which hod became vebteu in the promoters under
has from the city of London, the hoes Woe renewed from
time to time. By an arrangement recently effected with the
New River Company, the renewed lease and the property
of the company have been transferred to the New Weer
Company for the consideration of en annuity of 3,6001.
payable in perpetuity by the New River Company, being at
the rate of 61. 16s. TJ. per share on the 660 gums cd the
company. The Ames sold at from 1001. to 1101. per gam

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMON&—('Ibis 1)41.)
no Stamm& took the a.* at 12 eckek. _ _

0- ST-04:U PON7R U LI.-11—LiCTION.—ARREsT

OF COLONEL ORIVILLE.
The flasoamar.eo-Amee araearsoldtba bow Um=
ably to the laatramease Ms apeaker Mhed wood
Palk. °with to be wowed, .ad tI. ;WWI caked ores
sow la his weedy.
Tb. ATTORNEY-GENZEAL kor IRELAND geld
be bad boss awed by hie boa. WI refloat friend the stem-
bee ter Loosiord to mate that to bad boos almost tram dm
haw 2 Ms &Warr, of abet he willsoml aa imperathe
vas& woe*. twwevvr, be readved the swam to
anal the aloha eoweater, Wl* he Ed et the
wider Y USW, he marred he Lambe. sad
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Ithe Doesey-Setheoshat.Anas la Dahlia. H. moy web
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wino, or .paw by mama of lie Wow, ar tbet @w-
ale( Wald bow mews. 'bleb mil bare tbe ithEteot
at mimes Womb the bane.
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Wady* asemdeths al* the 01•110111111•1 !Met. Ad.
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mow aa the apthelatemse te ea WNW sow
Wien emi the these MI w .84 seam epos
be it hit Is oar bin meet by the Empleatim-
AMM That bed bola dew la the owes, red
I ars weisal he the be.. to imoneW Wet .top Month
bo neat labes. VW bee. sad gethat weltemoa wet Idee •
sir that the bow bed buss yea to thownth
*Mathse, and
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*aka el tb• bow In that
isigssi. B. arm themie this Coldest Overlie be &char .1
Nth the weedy •
wed th the Borgerukt-at-Armo upon paynamt
hee.

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mat memiteme et the stilettos committee wee eyelet et
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RIPPLY.

The Parr eif the CoinZiejed Supply wee brought er.
Urn eo inn of 17.0001. Ise eimashig th• Bwrgentbar,
llr J. PAITON per It r his °piston than the ter.
rakes bed essasehat homily peer the vote, brae& se
the ern woad woe wholly Isses foe the purpose Is view.
Is Melba piers, stasna•enalses would have to be pet or
art *brags* whir would be & yea sneers In the
= Thies engines wouldh.ve to by kept up et an
3770 f sot ire than 14 aw OW. • p.
11171XLLZY thought the sem bad &en voted in
rah. Be did eat know what the .theme er, bet he
eherald haw bra pled had It embemod concreting the bottom
wad esdseinp the Wu to .ueh a level ea to diap,nee with the
serress al Royal Harr Sot ety in maim bathers fro.
1117.VALTER believed that all this war would be
them Mg ashes the awn plat wee alerted is the Nur-
se bed bees iied to the hi
war is =yak. The rams shosid thereghly essared,
Ned the rase sale the sessessie ars sal err yaw.
be 11.7•11QUIIAIL rellsted Yd the away eight sot
le hew hiss reed until the be.. had lad ample Ire be
eassikerg the serer an the .abject. wee only
s held .swear, it might escowd lw el...wring the water,
het as has as the hater wee allowed to reinsin deposit of
girl sad re Breleadi Sewer use *afraid to tine into it,
It wee berdess be ark at permanently improving the der-

Mr. FITZROY sad it was impassible to determine what
should be Ono salli t►e water should have bees
drown ci It we said that there were holes Fs the
Serpmeers et mere gm 21 fret deep, sad it that were es the
out of lessibig Mr bottom would be enormous. He believed
the memo ivied would be sufaMeet to socomplish what was
require& is ito doss in the &et Mamie* and he therefore did
not feel justified to adopting a less certain end more expen-
sive scheme.

Ths report was thee area So.
RESERVE VOLUNTEER. FORCE OF SEAMEN

Oa the melee far pliag We somata on this bill,
Lard C. PAGIT ield it might mem • rather
mourn to impose this me sees Mese France was • tto
ream her navy. He misheard that be did not thick en
It muu be matter of surprise that England whose safety
ascended so mach on her navy had never taken wage
for embilishing • reserve volunteer form. The
army was imported by the militia, but no such auxiliary
was knows to the navy, and the object of this bill was to
supply that iledeleincy. When Havana did away with the
em"t_eim od impreement abe neglected to bod • embaUtste,
repeatcd attempts bad been male to fled one.
rstres as last year • royal omembeim Inembh
Mithe 'abject and many of Its recommendations
re bsea (*trial out. Their principal recommenda-
lks wee the lISIVIIMOSt of a force of 30,000 royal meal
seaminess, who should receive • Masts( the et
$l,
• mar, teem Mice &Melees should Do
seede, peevids ler paseises payable at the sgs et
0166 end at the rate of E&• day. TIM bill was bred epos
that resammendatioe. It mitherised the enrolment /M Eve

years of 10,000 volunteer, wits cheek receive 61. • year, and
be died out foe 21 days' trades every year, devise which
period they would merles nor-continuenee pay ;at the end
of the firs vests the volunteers would have the option of
retiring or re-volunteering. la the event of war these
volunteers would have to .ern the country in any part of the
world IR three years, and should the war not have tertoleatsd
then for two year. locetr, subject to merlin conditions
hvourab4 to the attainment of li:edam. The details of the
scheme were left by the bill to be carried out by the Admi-
ralty regulation.. The measure was purely experimental,
and it must be left t, the test of time to determine its met its.
It was hoped that the bill would be the first step towards
'Magi* about • good nnikroanding bet ecen the merchant
service and the eavy, and that ultimately the former would
(C
he con
heers.)verted Into a great recruiting ground fur the latter.
lir. LINDSAY observed that the measure would involve
en espendintre of 660,000 f., and although be was one of the
royal commladonere, be doubted whether it would so-
comptish the end in view. The position end pay of seamen
in the royal navy were far superior to that of •
femme in the merchant service, gad yet the
men did am enter the eery. There mil he woo wagon
for this. What wee it! It was the severity si the drill in
dr eery, sod the articles of war. and Ewa them were re-
oird N Olio eqienditure aroma away. He
find= that this bin should be •:thdrewa, with
• Wow to O.luedeetym ant smoke of another MISRn
as mobs ',whiten of the artkles
of _ _

&r C. NAPIER concurred is the rater pert of the his.
malases remarks, but. at the ems doe he theigit the bill
tree • step Is the right direadso, ea it wail have hie
18ff1). debew was prowls( obis or 'spirt Wt.]

ACTION C0NN1771118.-(77118 DAY.