The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-07 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

GALWAY, FIUDAT.
The Atlantic Royal Mail Company's steiuner
Parana, Captain Heenan, arrived here at 6.30 ►m.
to-day.
She left Boston on the 28th ult., and St. John's,
Newfoundland, on the let instant.
She brings 90 passengers.

In a letter dotal Beyrout, Auguot 14, received
from Mr. Moore, her Majesty's Consul-General for Syria,
by the committee for the British Syrian Relief Feud, it is
remarked :- -"The ertent of the misery and cr Ares§ calling
for immediate relief may be judged of when I state that in
Iteyrout alone there are at preens upwards of 10,0;3 destitute
refugees, the vast majority of whom are entirely depen-
dent upoo charity for food, shelter, and clothing. Of these
5,1,30 have been hitherto assisted by the Beyrout com-
mittee ; 2,000 more from Damascus are to be added
to the number now that feuds have been received;
while an additional oilcann of between 3,0.3.0 sad
4,000 will ►rrive to-morrow from that city. The
incalculable good that the liberal donations from
England will accomplish may be readily cooceived."
From a reply just forwarded by the committee it appears that
the amounts previously remitted wanes follows :—July 24,
1,000/. ; August 4, 1,500/. ; August 9, 3,0931. ; August 25,
2,0001. Authority has now been gilded for • further
draught for 2,503/., making a total of 10,0001. It is
added, that " contributions are coming in nobly ; " and, as
respects the Cootinent, that the committee have addressed
circulars to the leading Christians and Jew. in most parts
of Europe, intimating their reiulineue to become the channel
of their henevoleoce.

THIL PATRIMONY OP ST. Peres.—We take from
La Prase this brief notice of that portion of the Papal
dominions to which the French gen hoe of Rome exceeds
its protection :—" The telegraph informed us yesterday
that General de Noise had received oaten from the Em-
peror to defend the province of Rome, Civita
Comma, and Viterbo. These are the provinces traditionally
',method as the Patrimony of St. Peter ; they consist cLiedy
of the alluded estates mice belonging to the Countess
Mathdda of Tuscany, who made a donation of them to the
Holy See in 1077. In the Corriere* of Rome the most
remarkable towns are Tivoli, Miami, CastebGantiolfo,
Erased, Salim" PaLestrina ; in the so-called delegation
of Viterbe, besides tie city of the same name, there are the
towns of Montedeuene, Roneiglicee, Civita.Castellana, and
Nerd; in that of Civita-Veochia, besides the city of the
mine name, there are the towns of 'relit, Corrado, and
Alluniiere. The territory of thaw provinces immediately
encloses the Eternal City, and is bounded by the Medi-
ternwean on the west, by the Lake of &deem on the side
of Tuscauy,by the Sabine mountains on the eset, and the
Legation of Velletri CO the south.
A SPANISH BULL-WIGHT. —The Spanish journals
Mete an alarming scene at a bull-fight at Saragossa some
days lack. After three bulls which did not chow much
spiralled been disposed of by the toreador Cueharee,
popelsir performer, a fourth was let loose, and be displayed
groat violeuce. He tore into shreds the buderillas which
were presented to him by the picadores, and then all at ewe
leaped over a palisade at a spot where a soldier wu bided.
in& audio injured the man that be died shortly after. A
tithe later the bull jumped over the barrier among the
spectators. Six thousand permutes were assembled, and
with cries and ecreeine all rushed to the halted to
eansing .
a scene of frightful coausion. The toreador=
in hand, attempted to kill the animal ; and several soldier,
on duty WI sentinels endeavoured to do the same with their
swords and laymen'; some of the spectators, too, fired
pistols at it, and in so doing weeded certain persons. At
length the toreador got in front of the bull, and with a stab
skilfully applied laid Min dead at his feet. The journals de
not say that any persons were killed or even injured in the
sebsequent ociefesion.
Tun OZ/PMMONIIITMS AND THUM Sings.—During
the yid of the Orphioaistem a benevolent gentlemen in
Islington set on foot a subscription for the purpose of pre.
seating each of them with a copy of the Bible. Sufficient
funds were quickly mead, the Bibles purchased, and the
presentations were made at the hotels in the new Cattle-
market, the Frenchmen cordially accepting the gifts. On
the landing of the Orplifonistem in Preece, however, every
copy of the Bible wee taker' from them by the authorities.
Cap Peru
AN lame Btu —We read in the French papers
that the sword of bosour which en Irish deputation hes
to present to Marshal limitation, et the camp of
bean the following inscriptioe " From oppressed
Ireland to the brave soldier Itaclou' a son of her ancient
kluge" Hereupon the loured des Latirs drily remarks
that these opposed Irishmen will cross the tUanel to
France, and runes it homewards, with a paseport delivered
to thus by their oppressors
A letter from Venice of the 90th ult., in the
Petrie, says :—"The Prince and Princus de Joinville eat
their addict' arrived here the day before yesterday from
Verona, sad alighted at the Hotel Mulch. The Prince
travels under the name of Count &Arc. He intends re-
nusiniug Isere for the arson of the Bulls of the Lido. The
Prieto and Princees of Sexes2uburg 0,41 a, with their
ehiklren, have also arrived (rum Trieste, and alighted at the
Wee tuna"