The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-19 00:00:00

MOROCCO.

We reed In the Gibraltar Star of Sept. 12. Her
liejesty's steam sloop Firebrand, which left the on Satur-
day afternoon for Tine's., and the Redpole that was et that
port, both returned, the former last night and the latter this
marring. The disturbances which wan supposed likely to
fellow the death of the late Sultan hare happily not conned.
At Rabat, it , the new Sultan was proelaboad on the
4th instant the most enthusiastic arelainations. Thos
homes and property of the Jews and Chtistians who bad
led from the plans in stern were efficiently protected
IsT the Yooei authorities. The proclamation at
1 sneer of the new Sultan took place on the 11th.
There were great rejoicings in consequence, and the
town lad selphbonrhood were almost instantaneously re-
Mowed-to their wonted order and tranquillity. Salutes were
fired on this occediss hf the town ba'teries, and by her MP
y's atemn•skorip Firebrand and the French steam. sleep
dot Thenme now lijog: is re stea:edrauretc:eineding , °calu
ery mets':
gent, and well disposed to Christiana in general.

The /Fa/spends Nee alarate that England lately pro.
paged through Lord Cowley to amply ships to take out a
French force to Chin►, sad that the offer either has been a
will be declined, the French government being very glad to
take the present opportunity of finding employment for Rowe
of the many vessels which it has recently built. Five cr
six forge traneports are to be immediately placed at the ea-
via of the Chinese expedition. It I. not thought that the
troops to be mat out will be more than a brigade (dre or ail
thousand am).
It is announced that the French artists who were
engaged at Venice are about to return home, in conseqnence
of • resolution entered Into by the shareholders of the
Thiltre Fenice, by • majority of 42 'ohms aping 9, that
the theatre should be shut this winter, is coneequence of the
slate of politica, and the certainty of toes that must depend
upon it. They t►erefore have exonerated the lessettoklers
(the Brothers Mani) from any obligations to carry out their
contract. Faint hopes are entertained that the munleipalaf,
to prevent the cad position in which so many workmen meet
be dam, will advance money; but the Venetians gen•raily
ere not serious to obtain •seietanoe from the Acadian g.
venuarat.

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Signor Verdi, the celebrated =laical compeer,
wee one of the deputation from Perms who proceeded ti
Turin to ult Victor Emmanuel to accept the seneistig, el
Parma to Piedmont. When the oarriages of the derutiu
were proceeding to the royal palace, the population of Tuna
singled out that of Signor Verdi for especial novice; 41
cries of Vivo Verdi were heard along the line of rroctssios.
It will be mosUeoted that it was under this cry of rue
`YeriTi that the people of Italy, tame the war, mermaid
their wish to have Victor EminasueKasthedr King, the kW
of the ward Verdi composing the initial letters of " Vidd
Zoweaaaele re d'lrsii."
BINOULLI IrrniarPrzoN or DIVINE SEEMS..
On Beaky la* dean( the alebeetion of divine eel, i.oe_d
the perish cimuch, leek, ea interruption occurred as pima'
and uxO4B4llY se It is, happily, Iteesediateq. Alta
the publication of the of marriage, Mr. 11 ultra
Waterall, who was for meaty a clerk at the Leek goods rist,s,
from which situation he was some time since reolos.A. fn
up and made some vivo and ambiguous charges, iscludal
that of blescheat7 against the Holy Ghost, eglioet Mr. pa*
tar, his former superior at the etatlon, who wee in hi pin
in church at the time. The matter is refrvred to the cc., t!
deckle what proceedings (if any) chill be taken.—St.Prr
shirt dirertiser.