The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1859.

*Weal institutions, in so far as they may
in their respective Matte have demanded them
end secondly, that henceforth no foreign Penne
shall be at liberty to interpose by arms is e•
domestic affairs of any Bleb ef the rainnin
without the consent of the Ohm Powers of Asper
If these conditions be set ellanallt in Wasise, them
Wind. it woad not be Ihe the hems, ert dignity of
Great Britain to enter into the discussion of any pro-
ject for the redistribution of Italy ; for without them

era& »distribution could only be a reviaed
Alba of the dynastic fraud perpetrated at
Vienna in 1816, and published with legitimate
and logical commentaries, notes, and appendices
at Troppan, Laybech, and Views, in succeeding
yews. If a European Congress offers its mediation
a Italian affairs, it mast do so either in the interests
ciateolute sovereigns, or of populations seeking to
be free. With the former we can have no fellow-
ship, no pinions counsel, no complicity after the
feet. If the latter be what the Government of
France desires, then we ask for the recognition of
the simplest and best test that our Government
is really in accord with it in the reading of
the condition. We do not say what form of
rats shall be recognised in Tuscany, or Venetia, or
sbewlsere. We do not pretend to judge beforehand
what modifications of detail may be deemed necessary

er desirable in any or in all. What we do tisk is,
that whatever be tbe form adopted by the people of
each State, be it to ear liking or be it not, it shall
not be interfered with by foreign bayonets under
any pretence or upon any plea whatsoever. If by
holding out for there terms England should be able
to secure the external independence of the Peninsula,
we believe an inestimable benefit would be obtained.

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Me lle)sety, seeespealed by hinge 'Alfred and
Prime Leagebk wet set le the itoyel 'feat Poky ratably

me Prim Curet lade ea horseback.
The Dasher et Kant leek • drive.
Admiral Dowto, Caelimader-ia-Chief et Peelessath, ed
Idejor-Gialesa the Sam. Pdr J. kaiak arrived ea • Ad;
sad bad the lomat ardiaias .it hoz Majesty.

JULY 24.

Prime letartfroy, the Maori of Afhoilemem;itee Rißlt
Ike. Maw Horton twolvel at Osborne poeseisy, sad is
met es • Wolt to bet .
The Ea OW C. rid LaMojetty
lly Phipps bid globs/ow of bag
!onkel to Atom
Hoe lirberr, tfo niece Garr, Primo Alhoi, Risers
Mime, Primes litime, red Priem Loaf^ eNoshol mora-
les esevito et Tr Wegener= Church twig. The Rev. 0.
Profane talleith.

A Cabinet Council wee bed on Saturday at the
Gadd residence of the First Lord of the Trea-
sury in Downing-street. The miniirers present
were Voacoant Palmerstoo, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Doke of Argyll, Sir G. C. Lewis,
Lard John Rsasell, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert,
the Doke of Newcastle, Sir C. Wood, the Chan-
mike of the Exchequer, Sir George Grey, the
Doke of Somerset, the Earl of Elgin, the Right
Hoe. T. Milner Gibson, the Bight Hon. R. Card-
well, and the Right Ron. C. P. 'Villiers.

A degatation from the British end Foreign Anti-Slavery
Society bad en interview with the Disks of Surmale, at the
Colosmi-olice, on Satarday, am the subject of the coolie
trails. The daputotion we. ledreiseed by Lord
sad cemented * of the follow: —Mr. F. Cressleriu,
chuttHlT:
Mr. E. &tam. M.P., ths Rm. Dr. Carlisle, H. H.
Dr. Bons, W. ,thres. W. G. fie, Dr. Hodgkis, Dr.
Mortis lbw, Hr. Ceased ll'Leed, Nesete. Jobs Candler,
John Plizier.ld, lewd Star" T. Harvey. George Thomp-
son. deeybes Boerne, W. Janson, John Jowitt jon., W.
Allem Jens A I. Burchett, 'swish Feinted,
gdward MB" IC.;"Zrrtion, Thomas Clark, T. H. Girdetoce,
A. H. labiAse, Robert Forster, F. W. Clams% and L. A.

• deputation horn Newport, Babyetseleting of Mr.
Oeurobielorip, M.P., Mr. Henn end Mr. Hohoek, end
also a tenon trout the West Lanka Caton, coneieting
of Mr. over (Chairman), Mr. Potter (Vier-Clisirman),
Kr. botcher, Mr. Bethel!, XT. Pedlar. and Mr. Pontifer
(Chrrk), bad interviews with the Risk* Hew. C. P. Villiers
cot Raturday, at the oleos of the Poor-law Hosed, Wl:timbal!.
Meetings of the Canirldp Ihdveleity Comninioesn
were hold at 6, •delphi-esorine, on Tuesday, the 19th, Wed-
nesday, the 20th, sod Friday, the n•di histaut. The sow
utheloners present wore—rho Laid Metros of Cheater. the
Right Hoe. Lord bailey, M.P., the Rev. Dr. Vaughan,
end Mr. Horatio Waddington..
Doepa,ches were received st the Colonial-aloe on Satur-
day frorn the Gorman of Malta, Gibraltar, and Newfound-
land. Despatches were seat loth' Governors of the Settle-
nests on the West Cord of Ahicia.

Previously to her Majesty's leariog London for
Osborne, Sir George Maytag., ties Principal Painter in Ordi-
nary to the Queen, lad the honour of submitting to her
Majesty and his Royal Bighsess the Prince Coursed ens of
the two MMe portraits of her Majesty, which he had been
earmeseee to paint for China and Constantinople.—(burl

hewed& -
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge sad the Princess May pupas shortly to leave Kew
fee Garay, to pass a few weeks at the royal dachas's

*bagman, sc.; Homburg.
Hie Excellency the Amberador of France has
teft Albert-gets Honor for Pens; tits Ccunnos ds Persigoy
ben Is it on • visit to Viscount sod Viscountcy Palutenton
at Btockst Hal, Hots. __ _ . . .

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborongh have left
114. Jeaee'e+quare, accosapetdad by the Marquis of Bland-
ford end taati/y, for itieeleMes Palace, war Woodstock.
. . .

The Marquis and Marchioness Cholmondeley left
Carlton House-terrace on Saturday, on a visit to the Ron.
Mr. sod Lady Georgiana Ryder, at Weithrook, Herta, ea
route for Cholsoondeley Castle, for the mama.
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The Marquis and Mare bloom of Exeter here

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entertained a distinguished circle at Burghley Home, near
Stamford. The rorble marquis is expected to join the Deka
and Heehaws of Richmond's party at Goodwood early in the
present week.
The Marquis and Nfarchioness of Londonderry
and Viscount Powerecoort have left Grosvenor-square foe
Powencoart House, ht Ireland, for the season.

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The Earl and Counter of Derby and Lady Emma

Stanley intend to leave town to•day to visit the Duke and
Drama of Richmond daring the race meeting at Goodwood.

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The Countess of Abergavenny and Lady Charlotte

1f.,U1 ben left town for Birling Mrsor, Keet.

The Countess Dowager of Glasgow and Mies

fikkalafa have arrived at tie Oatlaada Hotel, Walion•aa-

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston have left
town for Brockst Hall, Hero, for a few days.

Tho Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., shortly
dot this breaking up of the cabinet cosacil om Saturday
dimness, Wt es a SS to her Majesty at Odors.
Mies Coutts hut issued cards for • concert on
Thursday ant et ha nansios is Strattos-street, from the,.
tall seem °Ask.
The Countess Frances Waldegrave gave her second
SANWA party ca Saturday at Strawberry Hill, Twirls*.
hem. Their Hoye! Highness* the Dale and Duchess
d'Assehe and the Count de Paris lidoured her ladyship
Ink their preesn,e, soosessied by die Cerssur Cease and
suss. Their Royal Highmemsee the Prises Conde aid the
Das de Chartres also honoured her ladyship with their
pesesses.
Tb • Dashes of Inverness gave a grand entertain.

mud maridery evordug, as her 'pedaled:the in Kensington
Palos% to theie Royal Higitnesers the Duchess of Cam-
bridge sad the Prim,, Mary, end their Royal Highnesses
the Herodiusy Owed Duke end Dnehese of Mecklenburg-
&Mita. The kflowitig were invited to meet their royal
highneseetv—His Excellency the Saxon Minister, the Earl
Pawn, Viscount sad Viscountess throne, Viscount and
Viscountess Stretford de Reda& sad the Hon. WOO Can-
ning, Coant Chotek, Lord Napier, Lord West, Lady Geral-
dine Somerset, Colonel Home Panes, Mr. Gmhara Vivian,
Mr. Peel, Miss Gem, &e.
On Wednesday last the villagers of Wavenden,
Woburn Sands, and surrounding neighbourhood, were all
life and gaiety in coosequence of the marriage of Henry
Arthur HOW., Egg , of Wavenden House, Bucks, youngest
son of the tato Sir Henry Hugh Hoare, Bart., of Stourbead,
Wilts, with Julia Lacy, eldest daughter of Thos. Valle Lens,
Esq., and greaddsaghter of the Right Hon. Pointed! Bastard,
woad Viscount Ramouth, solemnised that day at St. An-
drew's, Plymouth. The preparations neces.ary for celebrat-
ing the joyous event wore suggested end carried oat by lir
Samuel Milliser, a gentlemen whose name his for warty
year. been sae 'rioted with that of this daringuisbed family,
and on whom grounds a gigantic marque and numerous
tents bed lien erected for the reception of the tenantry end
friend. and neighbours of Mr. Hoare. It is calculated that
upwards of four thethand ponons Mated the grounds dosing
the day. Eight hundred of the pow was Octagon, regaled
with good old English faro, ind.pendently of a treat to bar
hundred echool children, who inerchei is procesden under
the leaderetop of their teachers. The fewivr im of the day
terminated with as excellent &play of
THE PIINCS oP Watts. - For the past ten days
the 'Priam Webs has been residing at Holyrood Palace,
Edinburgh, engaged in the diligent prftecation of his
studies. His royal highness has made an almost daily
visit to the University, and Dr. Lyon Playfair and several
other eminent professors bath hod the honour of repeated
Interviews with him. Several of the meet eminent teachers
In toss have bees engaged to direct the mina's tomtits In
panatela deportment% including Dr. Schmitz in English
notory, and lie. Lenard is Italian. His ryal hieing*, hes
' visited a oonsidetable number of public pair., but the entire
absence of display attending hie movements bad prevented
many of those exabiniatices of welcome which would other-
wise have attended his progress. On PM.y he was prevent
at the review of the Royal Midlothian Yeomanry Cavelty,
which tool plan OD Formosa," Sande after lisle sight days'
drib. There was a terse cosoccurse of tif ectstoth, bat the
prince was only pertielty roccernieed. In the company of
the reviewing (Aces, Colonel Dickson, of the 1621 Lancers.
and the commending officer of the newest, the Earl of
Norton, and attended by Colonel Brass sad Camel Keerdi,
his royal highness inspected with evident interne this la ng-
establiehed volunteer regiment, which vary anditably per-
formed the different 111•DtP0ift• of the field, la the efewassa
the place wee waked uses at Holyrood by the admiral wth
ehiei siker, if a Dutch equadros, consistisi of lee mew
OMPUDIDO 01 IND—ODO of 62, use of 62, and three a/12 ma—
nlike arrived s kw date ago in the Frith of Forth, in the
couns of a tridnieg mules in the North Sea. On Suede,
wink his royal highness Wended Divine service is the High
Mulch (establithed Preebytery).
Ealt•TUM.—The Express of the 21st instant
contained an announcement of a marriage at Lighthoros, In
Werwia lobo., which lithe in some respect. inaccorete. It
should bare been as Him. :--At Litchihorne, by the Hem
cod Rev. Cheeks Finch, Edward B. It.lna King Eq., et
Chedshunt Hob, to Louise, daughter of the Rev. Charles
aad the Lady Charlotte Palmer.

LACIEST INTELLIGENCE.

TUSCANY.

TURW, JVLT IC

Aceording to advice, receivad train Florence
Predame Matteneoi loaves tomorrow for Turin and
Paris, having been entreated with a particular mis-
sion by the government of Tow:any.

TURIN, JULY 23.

A rumour is current that the Sardinian Commis-
sioners in Tuscany, Modena, and Parma will be im-
mediately mailed.
The municipality of Florence has expressed in its
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deliberation or the 20th inst., a wish for the an-
nazion of Tuscany to an Italian kingdom under the
soeptze of Victor Emmanuel, or, in cue the &fluxion,
for reasons of high policy, should be impossible,
that Tuscany should be governed by a Prince of the
house of Savoy.

LEGHORN, JULY 22.

The municipality of Florence has voted d the an-
flexion of Tuscany to Piedmont The Monitore di
lacono contains a violent article against the
dynasty of the country.

SARDINIA.

GENOA, ILLY 22.
Colonel Cypriani hu jut left on a minion to the
Romagna. -

PARMA.

MARSEILLES, JuLr 23.
M. Pallavieini has just passed through this city
on his way to Paris, the bearer of an autograph
letter from the Duchess of Parma to the Emperor
Napoleon.

THE ROMAN STATES.
BOLOGNA, ItLY 23.

A great number of addresses are being signed in
the Romagna against the return of the clerical
government, and in favour of union with Sardinia.
The country has resolved upon maintaining public
order, and to repulse any attack of the Swiss troops
in the service of the Pope; also that a regular voting
should take place to express the wishes of the
country.

BONE, JVLT 20.

Baron Hubner, formerly Austrian ambassador at
the court of the Tuileries, has arrived here, and will
replace Count Colloredo as Austrian ambassador at
Rome.

This morning his Holiness the Pope remised M.
Mensal, officier d'orjoanancs of the Emperor
Napoleon.

PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, SUNDAY, JVLT 24.

The Ausirins Correspondence publishes an ener-
getic article concerning the circular recently ad-
dressed by the Prussian Minister for Foreign Affairs,
Baron von Schleinitz, to the Prussian Embassies in
Germany, and endeavours to prove by a combination
of facts the corrrctuess of the statements contained
in the imperial manifesto.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SUNDAY, JULY 24.

The Moniteur of to-day contains the following.
The Duke of Malakhoff hu been appointed Grand
Chancellor of the Legion of Honour.
The Emperor hu granted to the mother of Gene-
ral Auger an annuity of 3,000 franc, to be paid out
of his Majesty's privy puree.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BELGRADE, SUNDA; JULY 24

A denial has been given to the report; spread by
the German and Turkish press spinet Prince Mi-
ksch.

Prince Miloch leave, to-morrow for the interior
of the country.

AUSTRALIA.

The ship Lincolnshire arrived off Falmouth on
Saturday from Melbourne.
She landed mails and passengers.
She has on freight about 50,000 ounces of gold and
70,000 sovereigns.
She proceeds to London.