The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-20 00:00:00

SO COM%

OSBORNE, Allem 19.
The Qom sad Prises walked la ate grenade y..
Isrday.

Colima Ole Hoa. C. B. sad Mn. Flippo MI *a Want
W dialog wish bar /Nom.

Viscount sad Viscountess Palmists left town mayday
for Osbanic, so e visit to tie Qua.

Despise's' were seat yesterday true the Colada-elks to
the 09•1111Sif • le Miles, Ceylon, sad the Aestoralisa Cole•
sks, sad she to the Lord High Comaisieser et the balsa
Imbeds.

(PION WIT 11101IVI GAXITTI.)

FoixfaiForricatAuciusi 19.—Th. Quess has boo
skald so 111.1••• of Mr. Gregory 014.111, es meal at
Cork, fce Itts Oriental &Doublet et the Uruguay.
DOM OW MADE, WHITEHALL, AUGUST 18.—Tb.
Risbt Ressersts• filo Lords of the Conning,* ot Privy
Coosa" fee Trod, and Floatation' Inn rtoolood, through
the ot Stahl tor Fortis Atrain, a eon of adi
spaeoll ken Illejetra Moister at Flereses. easeeseieg
NIS Wends. of as *diet peehibltisi the expelled/ of
len ST ell kinds from the Bones /haws as* Anther
arum

BOARD Olt TRADE, WHITEHALL, AIIOCIOT
TM Right Roo. the Lords o 1 the Committee of Privy Om-
dß for Trod. sad Pianistlose have resolved, Am. So
Booratooy at Bate for Foreiga /Moir% • espy of a *No
Ms the &Moe 'Matsu rat Ms court, 7120:11111111
the evosasties of the Crises by the silks, hoe
boss mesiabilaked ea the airs of the B old 800
of Amt.

BOAID or MADE, WarrimALL, Avou 16,
Tbo Rime.* Bon. the I/ rd. of ow Committee of Paley Colle-
en for Trade sad Dimities, hays received, threash the
ISestetary of Mato for Um Colonies, a oopy of a despatch
from her Majesty's (keener of Canada. 'melees' a pro-
elseastioa hued by ►ldea flag a tariff of charges for twin
weeds op Um 84. Larruse.

THE FATE OF

We lave bees requested to publish the lollewieg :

My dear Ptiesd,—l kayo jut Issued from Wesel
Budd (au of the sixty-three patriots who Lied with me
hem Mostevidee to Italy I. 1848), the sad fate of
Cleereaeshis sad his two scas. They Mimed me is my
retreat from Rams 1. 1848, sad es the 3rd of_Augsst em-
barked at Ossesulee with my wile sad Use Ists4 ere
of the *MMus &Mu boats, to which It was ems Monti=
to laud at 'Jeanie. Bat wham I roadbed lievesaa with my
dyisg wife, I iseSted is all my fellness diuswdes, the
Austrians hulas istied •
oar s that whoever diesid
ee She m dm feed, helter. sisal& he put to
Of tie Iste Mummy of these lure sue I sm Mil la la.
serum. Up Brat, after hulas bed the skis selppal
base hi theism' sod the woes of his hood, v. shth et
I lateseed er ell thee Cilthreseshis ead hie
had pleM the Ormolus, sad hed hen sheeted
by the theethelmus. Bat &sal Mb no eke etas tea-
essalthe • me m. the dew Pra. he he
et sae se Ns
totheas tth Melts et this sther, aM *et thess the peen*
gave he. she mem eirothea kaoline shoe at Ceetress
by the math the them el se dim
IS
themith Isperisl t
.M*4 tem
he tars • 1..5., sit
(" wee asses shisa le lath by the
=aeon), Ma ate sees, moo seed alseaset So ether Ols-
son. • yes* arse Slaw Ileasothes Loosen Persil.
copula f the Mike Leeks la Melo Vide%
sad two Ohne, wiles, mow I do sae ham,.
After the ant volley wau diselisrged, Cleseassals's
youngest sea, sod the boy Rasesise struggled is ism that
thoir esarderen bad pest aloe* to deoyetelt these with
blebs, sad with the holt tad of Shoe gem Ikea the
possum ef the MINAS month their as Meth
Coiled South hes mods ovary effort to Wrath •
death thim these. "Nib Athlete ud the Weals Moe bees
Mata pees to Nees& Observeed. Set Clone-
NOY his yeas. ses. eel Bethoriae, althea. they eseeth.
panel me la the sobsel. sever tarried area
Seise!
_the Beath poor. my deer Mead. troth seo. to
Iwo Meth miens. it besets, Austria tad the prisms to
sesseet tar thus seiesilloo. I hate Wfiti•• Myself to the
Was. yepole, sad dm to the United States.
Isthy, Agee la. OtillUiPPE GABIBALDL

THE CORONATION OF THE
EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.

The Stettin boat, which mired yetiterday (Toes-
day), brought up as imams contingent of electors
grand dukes, risme, sad princesses, all as route for
Moscow, to take part is, oe be witnesses of, as op
preaching angst ceremonial. The packet, which had
never previously had more than 100 revengers, was
on this ocawion obliged to accommodate 210, and tbe
oenrequenos wee that princes and coasts of I don't
know how many quartering', wire obliged to quer.
tat themselves as they best could, some lying on the
tables, others wader them, sad a great many " camp-
fug oat" on deck, and getting nes-sick, like their us.
titled neighboon, in the mast rdipilled manner
Forsible. They were all tuned out on the
"English Quay" at about five o'clock p.m.,
and were soon whirling away in various directioes to
their handsome bat realise vehicles, that give snob
life and pioturesqamem to the banks of the Neva.
If report speaks truly, very few of them will be wit-
nesses of the actual ceowaing,:ss the Church of the
Assumption, in which the tireesonial is to take place,
is but a smell on*, while the numbers who hope for
idolatries may be reckoned by thousand,: lam
informed that so great is the prewar on the space
that open-air galleries have been erected over the
portico of the dumb, from which Feiner of very
high degree indeed mast be content with a peer
ing glance at hie imperial Majesty se be enters the
cathedral Indeed, from all I can learn, Moscow bas
little beyond its historical assoolatioes to recommend
it as the scene of an imperial meant. Env one
here says—Why sot take St. Petersburg the beautiful.
the city of palaces, in which everything is on a scale et
colonel grandeur, which has Its Champ de Mars, in
which 160,000 men may be with ease reviewed ; its
Admiralty-square, to cross which is an hour's milk;
its unrivalled Ink Church for the shored ceremonies;
and its wonderful Winter Palace for,the imperial fee.
tivities

(FROX OUR SPECIAL

Avotrst 13.

ARRIVAL 111 LIVERPOOL OF THE GOVERNOR OF
Cvae..-114. Raitellasey Dew Iwo Ni,u the mono, et
Cabe. wee mese ihe bp theyeyel mil steamer
Path, wild& arrived is the weep. ea Friday Wilk from
New Yeah. Hie Esteileeep pet up at the Heed;
"-•N. Theme%
paid
lad es-
- sad

Through the interest of an influential English fraud,
I have been indulged with a minute inspection of both
these edifices, and mast freely admit that all I bad
previoesly vitas= in the way of seclesimitiosi or
palatial magnificence fell short, indeed, of their bell-
liant realities. The leak Church stands in the beet
situation eves is this city of flue sites, and
although yet unfinished is still far enough advanced
to be made suitable, with a little exotica, for the
sesasioe. You can, of course, learn from the hand-
Mk that this yet unfinished church was commenced
by the great Catherine, that its ken is that of the
Greek cram, and that its magniflent porticos are
sustained by imagoes columns Gospel= of single
blocks of Finland granite, polished till it looks like
porphyry, and ornamented with capitals of solid
Mose. Bat Murray's last book ca Russia was
published in 1849, and dace that time the Ink
Church has made great progress, se well as the net
of the world. Since that time M. lgoestferrand. the
Freers architect, his worked steadily and well, and
has ban abl&ssoonded in the decorative portions by
the skilful err= of the "English Moguls," to
whom =oh of the costly bronze work was entrusted.
The interior of the church is now absolutely oppressive
in its =enigma. The interior of the superb dome is
covered with gilding and fresocce, and below there
is not a earner is which the gaze is not arrested by
a malachite wham a priceless mare, or some orna-
ment in bronze or ormolu of the most elaborate work-
manship. It ii impossible adequately to describe the
sensations of the ay rotator when standing under the
great dome; his eye wanders throogh the "dim
religiose which In studiously preserves!, over
the gilding, the colour, the form, and the dimensions
of this gorgeous church, so Oriental in its splendour,
so solemn in its effect, so typice! at once of the bound-
less remareas and the earnest piety of successive Rus-
sian sovereigns. It is to be finished in 1859, and its
consecration is to take place en the day on which the
monument of the late Emperor is to be inaugurated;
bat, as I have before observed, then would be little
Malty in Attlee it foe the present coronation.
To the great cathedral the " Winter Pam"
forms a striking seentrrit ; in the one place,
the sombre sentiment of Amelia took-
rural architecture pervades everything; in
the other, all is gay, splendid, festive, and
imperial. It is like an acted fairy tale, to
wander from alms, heavy with burnished gold.
into balls of the finest Carrara marble, and draped in
the latest Parisian taste. Here, in a well lighted pio•
tire gallery may be recognised the lineaments of
all the brave soldiers who have helped to build up
the greatness of the Ram= empire; there, you en
almost startled with the singular elegance of an im-
peril boudoir with its tables of priceless mosaic, its
vases of japer and lapis =all, its silver admix,
sad its thousand and one details of luxury and refine.
meat. Dining halls, ball rooms, salies & rlception,
follow in almost interminable aucosseiou until at
lest the eye rests almost with a rmsation of relief
on the little postern though which you are at last
to emerge from all this magnificence. What a pleas
for coronation hstivities woe the almost involuntary
reflection, while wandering through these world-
famous "marble halls." Bat, after all, the most
intrinsically valuable, and at the same time interest-
ing, feature in the wonders of the Winter Pal= is the
little chamber in which two bronzed veterans guard
the imperial jewels. Diamonds, rabies, emeralds,
sapphires, enough% fill Bindbashvalley,sre here toles
found in rich profasies, side by Bide with the antique
watches of successive Emperors and Empresses, the
aigrette of Savareg and the barbaric trophies of
Persian and Turkish conquests. The veteran guar-
dians of all these treasures recounted their separate
histories in uneseeptioaable Bravo=; but it is to be
feared that the visitors were more indebted to their
gesticulations than their oratory for whatever
amount of ialermatisa they brought away from
the cabinet. The Winter Palace has been the scene
of many as imperial festival. and none can be more
fitting for menadon fess. For one portion of the
ppMfe hewever, Nevem is, I understand, well
eslogisi, sail then is the precession at the head of
whisk the young Irsgerre is to enter the holy city.
Fres the Pelseveld Pekoe to the Kremlin is about
five miles, sail dim is platy of room all the way for
the hasreaseoutige.

Of the spieudoor of that sorter I have already had
a foretaste, in a preliminary inspection of the corms-
don *urines, to which I was obligingly admitted by
mr. Banister, the English nperiateadent of the
imperial Fabrik." Thom sonless% which us of
the newest and mast 'Spot deeds's, and thirty in
number, have all besa got op in the short epees of
four soothe. They would rather utawdsh our insular
hoesellasse of taste, being literally one DUO of highly
burnished gilding, sad the &hip and haranieroloths
of the richest Ours whet heavily embroidered In
the same guises material. The embroidery,
which is the wrack of Greek Buse, is of the
most exquisite design and dal* and although only
asedknrark, Las bawd sad solid es a metal meting.
The Sapphire us of red manse leather, almost
bidden he geld, and issesated la way part ea which
we put metal bowels. The stet is almost Oriental;
hat Mame be remambend that the Reeder are as
•dads ease, ad that *ant 'thumbed, pad sail

Ms MMn

TEI Expßigas, WEDNE&DAY imam, AUGUST 10, iB5B

geld" it would be dilisidt to satisfy their notions oil
what was fit and proper for great ommices. But the
gem of the colludes is en antique open carriage of
English werkmectship, upon which the skill of ()rind-
ling Gibbons is displayed in some of the Asset wood
carving. Behind sr* two etatastte grasps of St.
George and the Dirges, which have a freedom and
motion that even Kim has not attained in him
much-pnised work in bros.., the Amason and
Tiger. All round the carriage runs the most
beautiful and delicately served foliage; while,
on the panels, a French painter has ender
Toured to emulate in calm the carved flowers
lel the great Engllsh workman. lam informed that
hie Imperial Majcrty was particularly struck with
the beauty of this carriage, and insisted on having
it reberniabed and prepared for the proosedon.
Turning from all there greed preparations to af-
fairs of a more every-day character, I may mention
that St. Petersburg has been recently very much
'mused and puzzled by the sudden visit of Sir Charles
Napier, and his equally sudden departure. The gal-
lant admiral we. treated with much coadescension
by the Grand Doke Constantine, sad wee, I believe,
invited to a naval review, but he departed suddenly
en the receipt °flatters from England. Many &a-
racteristla anecdotes are told of him, especially es to
the way in which he parried some good-humoured
taunts respecting his celebrated boast about the cap-
tore of Cronstadt—a boast which, by the way, he
never made. It is mid that when an Mistrials per-
image asked him, " Why he didn't come in to Crocc-
;dada" the retort courteous of the old " Salt "
was, " Why didn't you come out p. On another day
ha visited a Greek convent, where he woe introduced
as 1. Mr. Napier." One of the young lady pupils
hearing the name, timidly inquired, whether he was
any relative of the terrible admiral who was to have
taken Croestedt; and his answer was, "No relation
at all, miss, lam the man himself." I select these
two out of about a doses that are flying about re-
speotin' g the veteran of Acre, without vouching for
their accuracy, but at the ease time being strongly
impremed with their croiesetiolossee. The official
journal se yet contains no positive news about the
=comicial), but I believe the dates will be--Depart are
from St. Petersburg, August 26; public entry, 29th;
coronation, September 7. It is remarkable that even
the official programme Katsina nothing about
the day.

Yesterday's Monigevr meters the following:
MOSCOW. JULY 1e,1866.
The °Medal programme of the Mtn whisk are to take
plan at MONOW darns the earontion of his Majesty the
Emperor of Rona, le net yet drawn up. The day for the
solemn Mune, however, is finally settled for the 22ad,
and that of the conaatin itself for the Slat of Agent.
In the interval between than two dates his Majesty will
repair to the ammeter, of Tutus, 80 vents from the city,
where be will live retired for several days. His Majesty
will be received there by the Arehblehop of Moscow. !tie
in this monastery that the bones of et. Berens an ea-
Alined ; it le aceordlssly held ia great enerstion by the
Russian, wbe make pilgrimages to ft from great distances.
Oa the day of the edema minute, 80,000 troops will be
rape ea bale" snag the Emperoe's plunge from the
Castle of Petrovski, situate outside of Misseow, and from
which the Imperial proesesion will eammesee, to the
Kraals, which rises la the Metre el the inn, and sanitise
the pilau of the Cu,.. The mats, will be distingnbted
by fireworks sad illessistatimui, the preparations for which
sever already the innamenble steeples of the Kremlin, its
stratum and walls.

After the orresadoe, matt wolf huts, venter, *vole-
item, perforates's by the ampules of the St. Petanbarg
theatres, will serve to moss the wart ead its illastaioas
ice•

Attest the pubFr rejoicings that are to take plus, I
may instause. even sow, a swathe bauquet to be given by
the Emperor to the people of ILossow oa the plain of
Petrovski, at whist more than five-ead-tweaty thousand
guests will mumble. Twenty sad odd thousand shickens,
sver►l hundred sheep sad ogee, to., wiU empties the .dL
tiles at tbis gigantic foam, the miosmencoment of which will
be ushered in by the puma of the Emperor and ell the
Imperial family, provided tits traditional .sage of previoss
reign be obserred. Formerly, the sovereign appeared on a
raised platform, with all Ms family and lout, whet), after
sontemplating the people for • few minutiae, he cried oat to
them, piloting to the vitas by munificence had prepared
for them, " Fall to, my childrea ; all that is for you." At
thew words, the people rushed pelluell to the tables, civ-
ilising everything is their way, sad is the twinkling of an
eye all was curled off, notwithstaading the prominticia
taken of smiling the largest joists to the hosed.
The general rumour say, that has Itsfeity trill leave
Mouthy on the 10th of September, and repair to St. Peters-
burg for the purpose of osiebrating the festival of St.
Alexander, thereby obseevieg the usage that obtained before
the accession of the Emperor Nic►olas, bat nothing is
settled as yet on this head. It appears more probable that
the Emperor will spend at Moscow a part of September,
and then proceed to the southern provinces of his saps,
where he wiU make a kith impaction.

4784446-tis
liwny 71--
4-1,--1-..zotaga=rsi" wme ivagrog. mg
he ta• Ifairewheuelmilm UmPoll. Psi
ratime. Austria AM Is 1111. Omer% PA Ibeamila so" as., awl
asebastiss that MUNI WNW is-bfgb yam of posies M Ile beauty
ppwseelsas of dr bolds moseure. la
as tis port et =1"119 Zarlissey left he llow bsiss mime
• the akin of WM pommels, Liain. DAN he same to MB as
isauida sesorpoPe inliressmil Mu
__basarasy /wpm
enw log Miellegoo•-ftwiaterewalin.