The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY E*IIIgING, JULY 9,

which Ma taken place even within the 7ifeta-
blished Church cannot but lead to imiorleist
modifications of oar ecclesiastical institutions. The
persevering efforts made to increase the eiloieney of
our administrative departments will demand sun-
tervailing influences to prevent the undue extension
of bureaucratic power. The great, and apparently
inevitable change in the mode of administering oar
Baste= Empire, will alone give ries to important
ooni,titutional discussions. To the problems urgently
requiring to be solved which will be forced on the
country by these change*, let us add those
which are already in progress of solution—
Law Reform, the vexed questions of Church
Rates, and all the innumerable controversies arising
out of sectarian or free views of education, or out of
the limits to be assigned to free moral and political
discussion. The upect of our foreign relations is u
ominous u that of our domestic affairs. The men
who have the tact to discern which of all these con-
troversies has the most immediate practical import-
ance—who bring to their discussion the largest
amount of knowledge and the clearest views of
euvrehen►ive principles—and who, by the exercise
et self-control sad reciprocal tolerance, have ac-
quired the most confirmed habits of disciplined
action—will in a few years be the arbiters of the
national fate.

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OSBORNE, JVLY 8.

the Majesty, the Prince Consort, Princess Alice,
sal Pesaro Hainan, attaaded by the ladfa• sad gantlimes
la "Wham arrived .t Osborn, hose Aldinbott 'laterally
eerie, at 7 o'clock.

A depeiellea an tie Itlbjeet of the slave trade a Cuba had
ea teseavaer with the Earl of Derby yesterday, in Downie,-
eleest. The Mowing gentlanen were primal —Kr. J.
11. P., Marra. J. W. Almada, John Chandler,
Ise. Chem O. H. Graham, T. H. Gladatona R. N.
Pewter, Jas. Pawner, 8. Sterne, H. Sorry, O. RsWan,
Rd. Wife, Rd. Pry, awl J. U. Chagos ; Dr. Rader* Dr.
I Naas Biwa, the Rem H. Richard, the Rev. Dr. Carlisle,
the• Par. R. Ire* sad Mr. L. A. Chnnerovaew.
• dental= Be. the M.W.wa Marine genic* Asada-
tbs. ea the saldwel el • " Charter of I ,rados el the
He Matte Same.," had en lat with the
=r. J. W. Hatay end the Rai of
at the tiece of the Bawd at Trade. D°Tal:e'tE
des iteadited of Hr. R. W. Crashed, M.P., Kr.
M.P., Hr. A. W. Teat, M.P., Kr. R. Davey, M.P., Hr.
H. Rweetw Than, RI P., Mr. Meek Inkwell, Kr. Thomas
etewas, Mr. W. Mappard, Yr. H. Edwards, Captain B.
J. Amy, Raab& Themes Holm" Cep& P. M. &avers,
C Impasser, and Captain Ream
illWa ileipwastien Be. the Bedminster Deka, seadeting of
the Per, H. Misebetwee (altainan el the bead ),
Liantannet-Cekad Haatehbe#ll.P., sad Kr. am. M•P
W an interviser with the Rea. T. Scitharcia Istocart
Wes
paterilwy, on the inked the propeat divaka of the

Mod
Ad
aIM O do ClotOdls MO=7oaessissicesers
were 6, elp ea hi-teresea , the eta, rad
Weareday, the 7th lima Th. ammiseissers Fermi were
the RisiS Ur. the Lad fildrep at Chewier, ihe lint Hoe.
M. T. D. M.P., the Tay Bev. the Dem of ZIA seri
the Wm Dr. Vaanea.
Tire Lod Masada ef Statled led es iaterview with as
Earl of Drny M Wield residease ha Dowsktretrapt.
The leash! Osesediese of the Privy Ossmeell est yule-
day. The Lords yawed were the Cimadler ef the Derby
of Cerawml Sir C. Cresswell, Sir J. Osieridin sad Sir E.
Eye:. As appeal tram the adsainsky Cacti "The Mee-
cow," yes bead. was «winded.
frees
the
Deeparebee were reoelsed yeseerday M the Coland-oMor
levereew et Heliplead. erara were seat
Sees as
Irma Odosiei-elles ,mead., MAW Owriner of the
Yellead

The Countess at Jersey bad ea assembly hat sight
at the haft Eureka In Tialseleyrnmete. Pretend, to
the reeepthe the noble earl end modem enterrined a dis-
tinguished *de at dinner. The insets incinded :—Elle
Excellency the Tonkin' Ambaredor, his Exeslisey Cann
Bernitorlf, the Dasher of Inverers, the Marchioness
Tremor Arse) of Londoederry, the NM and Counter of
Cheetedisid sad Led, Evelyn Stanhope, the Earl of Car.
servos, the Crater of Desert, the Duke de Richlean,
Count Leeds Oortt, Lord Otho Fitrtereld, Lord Adolphus
Yore Teenten, the Earl Cowper, Colossi and Berm.
North, Hoo. Thomas Stour, Sir lames Ferrara, die. . _

The Earl and Countess Craven had a dinner party
last evening. at the Essay vesidence in Chadowstrest,
Berkeley-some. There were present—The Earl end
Countess of Wilton and Lady Katharine Egerton, the
Coaster of &Hos end Lady Cecilia Molynen; Viscount
and Viscountess Folkestone, Viewed Grey de Wilton,
Iced Bingham, Lord Merles Brady Lady Elisabeth de
Res, Hon. R. W. End Hoe. Miss Groomer, Hon. Robert
Oddities, Hon. Seymour Egerton, Mr. and Lady Mary
Omen, Mr. Homy Oradell, Mr. Cecil Boothby, Ms..
Dermalts,

Fiekl-liarehal Viscount Combermere entertained
aidlonse, last night, the following distinguished general
Game :—The Earl Beauchamp, Lord Rokeby, Lord
Downes, Has. 61r Edema Out, the Quartermester-Oens-

Tel Sir lactated Aim, Sir Chase Yorke, Tie Hew itZr,
Ilk Walker Codringka, Bert., ek W. Feawkk
Beat, M.P., Sir Wllioughby Cotton, Sir George Brown,
rr Freakisk Stovin, Sir moms Brerbattoa, Sir Lova
Lewd, Gametal the Hon. Hugh Arbuthaott, M.P., Golan!
Wpsilers, sad Carmel Whimper, Wake of the Tower.
'rho Marquis and Marchioness de Beauforte have
Mira Omsk departure from the Brasewiok Herd, St.
plea 's, Is the Ccatimear.

Lori Colchester, Postmaster-General, has ap-
pealed Yr. Oldha® Barlow to he his lociablp's private
eseretary, la the ram ell the late Mr. Charlie Francis
Soria

Lord EgHolman, accompanied by several members
et W heneehold, left Dublin on Wednesday morning by the
ladled Great Western Railway for Killarney, oil Athlone
mod =aloe, by which route an opportunity Irid be afforded
of seeing the river Ebaance at its most attractive points,
While la /Wakes a deputation from the town of Galway
wailed upon hint to invite him to a banquet to be given In
lie western capital on the mailing from that port of the
Ameleee Empire, the mood vessel destined to try the
esperbesat el conammakedsa between Galway and America.
eseellesey emesstel to Mead ea • day le be gamed by
Wawa,

As sem u the earapeny had retired last night
kora Creseome Gerdes., empural hundreds of workmen were
employed to flubs op shwas sadier4osltatesl dscoreitone in
seem pet et do peso& ; " sod is sorb ea artist," sap
• esempiesey, " wet tide aesimeeleike be earned that as
eedhiery hesiieed Umpire would eateosly know the pedals
die mass."

Mr. Barry hes rolosood his pupils throughout the
oommary from the porde? mtlambod b Sok bona of omeraty.
" A• 00 the Pastrbisto" bon ytTllom. " orbaolt boa bus .
oatammlooli damolmoma Y Lark" 'without my Imarylaboo
amok It ems wittios by am duos run age, loneibildy
oyes the illmmovory at my mein, meta .ode am tat • memo
aeon Imporiset dourtpdos is It so ass prostied by INA It
eple moron ire pivots eirembein IN ay meth, skis et OW,
mil I Milne Is yerfsely selossou la New York eal the
caw Ake of the Uallod Sloara. as I sovor gave isssums es
my mien smut b O. and Ti..., viols I passed a Mgt%
at the. empatlatiodmi oa wad home, rmalso. one, let not
lAN" that wry book list me was whams ala tamob
wok= so woe mad tally am as boar's Imam with pereserl

A !otter from Plombieree, quoted by ao
sage ilmodey, them ban so place of wonalp
in emeagnssee of the weds sire phi w, tbe impirer
pie dresideat to brat Melo* sr lot peribrmed ia At open
dr. Time, eider some lofty tress oirordedowleg tat Pre-
sumed, dee Daman a temporary alter wee seampik sad
sondem porkemed to proem* of the whale made& and
the Sivesseiga Mucci!. A cased= fir the poor, mode after-
wards by the Ocastees de Valearege-Latemelds, predueed
about weer. The llaienty Is wrier annord by bellsorett
cariosity whin be goes vet, meth pima guiles la make it
a rale to adman the greet nears, 11016 nape* to La.
The Mad of las regbasat (partied la des lows Mar awry
ley et four o'clock. All the prams who bare roma to take
the waters essembk to hear it, and the Emperor mey often
be seen walking ap end down without ary ceremosy, sad
eirmaticam seated in ans of tag choirs placid Acre for the
emerenimme et the public."
BT. Cutanon asszs.—A pariabioner of St.
Chemin Dense sakes to as, protesting to the atrcesgset
borne eastern the &leaded= of the @withal embalm of
the leeely gives by itii rector to the eemetatteee of the
Bear of lard. Our COTITIVOLdRit positively tholes the
whenever tilde to al and chairs the
maw Ida "atter " of the me cream-
elemsee ef de people.

-11/EFRESB Fliia* PARIS.
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BANS OF PRINCE.
(it systwas AND
PARIS, FRIDAY Moamar°.
The Monsieur publishes the monthly returns of
the Bank of France to yesterday, July 8. We give
the most important items, with the corresponding
figures of last month en regard :

July. June.
Cale sad bullion, Paris 232,766,328 .... 229,067,916
Ditto ditto breach banks
Bills discounted, Paris 182,648,216 .... 161,763,628
Ditto branch banks • 210,868,929 .... 187,704,065
Natal in circulation, Paris
rDitto branch banks
'treasury deposits
Private deposits, Paris 141,616,745 .... 139,193,201
Ditto branch banks
Advanced on public securities 29,007,800 .... 24,480,000
Ditto by branch banks
Advanced on railway securities 39,126,696 .... 49,746,342
Ditto by branch banks

This return is a satisfactory one. The coin
and bullion have increased 700,0001., and
now amount to 21,100,1001. The circulation
has increased nearly 1,900,0001.—a movement which
is principally caused by the eatisfactury increase of
almost 'imam amount in the bills discounted.

CIkOK otra omit

PARIS, Tausinur Byname.

The Moniteur announces that the eighth sitting
of the Paris Conference took plus yesterday, but
curiously enough, does not say that it was bald at
Count Walewski's Chateau d'Etiolles. Hitherto the
Maniteur hu regularly specified that the meetings
were held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Lord Cowley remained at Etiollee for the night,
in order an it is rumoured, to settle the final arrange-
ments for an interview between Queen Victoria and
the Emperor at Cherbourg.
The next sitting of the Conference is fixed for
Saturday.

It is i;nnonnoed that after a aeries of trials of dif-
ferent arms of the tame kind, the Minister of Marine
hu concluded a treaty with MM. Lefaucheux and
Co. for the use of their six-barrelled revolvers in the
navy.

Punch must bays been doing something wrong,
for in spite of M. Delangle's relaxation of Eapinasse
principles, he has been seized this week.
The Opinion of Nimes, mentions (without giving
names) that a lieutenant of the 99th Regiment in
garrison at Uzi*, had fired a pistol at a civilian, but
happily missed him. No explanation of the circum-
stances arg given, bat a judicial inquiry hu been
instituted.

The Bourse has been decidedly firm. The Bank
of France returns are expected to chew • great
increase under the head of bills discounted. The
Rents rose 10c. for cash and 260. for account, closing
at Mfr. 30c. and 68fr. 05fr. Mobilier rose sfr. The
Western railway fell 2fr. 60c., but all the other
principal lines were from Mr. to 7fr. 50c. higher.
A letter from Monte Video of May 29 brings
intelligence of the death of a remarkable French-
I man, M. Aimt Bonssland, the naturalist, who died a
few dsys previowily at San Boeja, at the age of
eighty-five. M. Bouseland was born at Rochelle in
1779. He was the son of a physician, and was
brought up to his father's professioe, but the politi-
cal events of the early republic compelled him to
enter the navy. He made a long cruise as • naval
surgeon, but took the earliest opportunity of return-
ing to Paris to pursue his studies. There, at the
house of M. Corvisart, he made the acquaintance of
a young German of about his own age, who after-
wards became known to the world as the celebrated
Alexander de Bamboldt. These young men became
intimate friends, and when M. de Humboldt un-
dertook his expedition to the equinoctial re-
gions of the new world, M. Boussland ao-
companied him. During this journey M.
Boussland collected and classed upwards of six
thousand plants, which were then unknown to bate-
sical writers. On his return to France he presented
is collection to the Museum of Natural History,
and received the thanks of Napoleon 1., who granted
him a pension. The Empress Josephine was very
fond of Boussland ; she made him her factor at
Malmaison, and often sowed in her garden there
flower seeds which he had brought from the tropics.
After the abdication at Fontainebleau, M. &mislead
urged the Emperor to retire to Mexico to observe
events. A few weeks after tendering this fruitless
advice he eat by the death-bed of Josephine, and
heard her last words. Her death and the de-
finitive fall of the empire having him nothing
to desire in France, he returned to South
America, and became • professor of na-
tural history at Buenos Ayres. Subsequently he
travelled across the Pampas, the provinces of Santa
Fe, Chaco, and Bolivia, and penetrated to the foot of
the Andes. Being there taken for a spy, he was
arrested by the governor ef Paraguay, and was
detained a prisoner for eight years, till 1829. On
his release he directed his stops towards the Brazils,
end settled at San Boeja, where in a charming bat
humble retreat, surrounded by orange groves and
European shrubs, he remained to the day of his
death, resehieg with pleasure all French travellers
who visited him. He was the author of (among other
works) " 1/1111 Plantes Equitioxialse " (11505), " La
Monographie des Melastonies" (1808), " Description
dee Plantes raree et de l.a Mali:liaison" (1813), " Vas
des Corciilleres et Monuments lodigane de
Aqua " (1819), and (jointly with M. de Humboldt)l
" Voyage aux Regions Equinoxiales du Nouveau
'Continent."

A letter from Berlin says that Bishop Gobst is
expected there, sad that be intends to resign the re*
of Jerusalem, in consequence of the recent painful
differences.

THE UNITED STATES.

SOUTHAMPTON, MIISIDAT.
The Arsgo has arrived with the American malls
and advice* to the 26th. She brings 200 peesengern
and 200,000 dollars in specie for France. The news
is unimportant.
It is understood in Washington that the President
Were to send an armed force to Nicaragua.
One hundred and fifty Mormons, from Solt Labs
City, here placed themselves under the protection
of the United Staten

The Texas papers contain glowing aeoonnts of the
°reps is that state.

It is rumoured that Great Britain 'has apologised
for the late outrage', and hu offered an indemnity.
An accident hu occurred at Wellsville by which
My permits were injured, through the giving way
of the flooring in a public hall.
There is a rumoor to the effect that Judas Roos-
velt is to encored Mr. Dallas as minister to England.
The Mobile papers say that Generals Walker sad
Heaningesn were received there with extravagant
aimtvitin•••

The mails from all points at the Smith hare come
to hand, but the DOW/ LP unimportant
Money translations hare been limited. Exchange
is moderate at 109 i. The markets throughout the
States are generally dull. The cation market at
New York is firm, and in fair request. Freights
are doll ; sager and rice in Asir demand ; provinotts
are lege inquired foe.

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,IMPOILTAIrr FROM MEXICO.
(I? 1111111 IN MID TIU ELOWITIO TILIKILIPIII

CIIPAY OtIS oww

LIVRRPOOL, FRIDAY.

A private telegram from New York, per Arago, to
the agent of the New York Associated Press, gives
important advice, from Mexico. Goods belong-
ing to American citizens had been seized on
account of their owners' refusal to sobeeribe to the
new forced loan. In consequence of this 'action, Mr.
Forsyth, the American Minister, had demanded and
received his passports.