The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-22 00:00:00

TO TEI EDITOR. Or THE =PRESS.

SIR,—As the news of the Porte's onslaught on
the local press will hays reached England by the Austrian
mall of Illeturdey, will you permit me to inform the home
subscribers to the Levant herald, through your columns,
that, through the promptly rendered good offices of Sir
Henry Bulgier, the penalty inflicted on that paper has been
limited to one week's suspension? The Prcsais dr./rim!, the
other journal attacked, has been definitively suppressed;
bur, thanks to the energetic interference of our own ambas-
sador, the Herald is to be permitted to continue Its mission
as the only Weal organ of Englishmen and Esgliela interests
is Turkey and the Leeent.—l am, &c.,
Constantinople, Oct. 12. THE EDITOR.

The Marquis Pallavicino, ex prime minister of the
Duchess of Panne, is at present in Paris.

The following appears in the Gazette du Midi :
" We learn that the expedition to the sources of the Nile,
dbected by M. Mimi, Las undergoes at Kartoum (Soudan)
an important change. M. Mime has resigned the command
of the operation to M. Fetches:. The object of this expe-
dition, it may be remembered, is to determine the bOGIONII of
the Nile, and to ascertain the exact canine of the periodical
overflowing of that river."
The first volume of the 1, Travels of Ladislaus
Magyar in Southern Africa" has just left the press at Vienna.
M. Magyar, a native of Maria Theresiopol, who wee
educated in the Imperial naval academy at Fiume,
hoe resided at Bibs, is Southern Afrios, since the
year 1849, and has explored countries wbi.•h ere hardly
known by name to the European world. The edema-
' turous traveller married the daughter of the ruler over Bibs,
►nd her slaves accompanied him in his first journeys into the
interior. The late lle.Cliarlee Ritter, the geographer, an.
cepted the dedication of Meigyaie work a few motoring before
his death.

A Post-office notice was issued yesterday, stem
that ship letter begs will be mad* up for Lisbon and
to be rent by the steamer Portugal front Milford Maven,
November 1, and for Lisbon and the Canary Islands, to be
rent by tbe steamer Anise at, on if:meanie date.
kiIIOOTINO WILD BULLOCK:4 ON THE MOUNTAINB
—Tole seldom breed. ot practice bits, for the butt few weeks,
been resorted to by Mr. King, Windermere Hotel, In con-
sequence of the extreme wildness of a bard of young oxen
bred, and now arising in a large heathy allotment on
Hurdl Fell, which lies situated about three mike east of
the Windermere railway elation, not far fneu Kennon.
11.11. The mat skilful marksmen, with first-rate rides,
bane been trying their bends on several occasions. About
a week or two ago one of the wild animals was brought
down by a hall which crewed the middle of the neck, and
Instantly put en end to him, alter a sweltering abate of
more than a hour. In fact, these chapels may be likened to
something between wild borer bunting and deer-stalking,
which may be Imagined to have taken place in these
(meets in olden time. Yesterday another muster was
made of rile:ion and herdenten to kill two more of the me-
meining lot, which numbered about twelve or fourteen.
After an Indurate chwo to get them into a circumscribed
spies, two wen selected for the fatal bullet. The Wet shot
all seated soot-free. The next dlichsrge, however, told
right in the forehead of one,which toppled him over desd,fell-
iog nearly out of eight among the busby heather. The
second wee bit the Bret fire, tne ball entering behind the left
ear, and rolling him alre over, the his wild comrade, dead
among the ling. An expert butcher instantly applied the
whittle, and after bleedine a euMcient time they • ere placed
to arts ready to receive them, end moved oft to Windermere
to be out up,and proved uncommonly fine bit beef. This mode
of slaughter seems to be more quick, and consequently less
painful than that which is generally followed in the common
skughtest-house.—Xeridoi Atereury.