The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-03 00:00:00

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embar MORNS, Joke L
Her ked in the Fab y yest erday
idlimeim Maje
modst rensimed as booed till about 7 o'clock.
Tin Q.l wee earxeepaided by the Duchess of Keel,
Priam *km Primer
e. std e, Prime Leopold, and Prime
Victor liebeolob

The patty la the maim Winded the Duane of
LW, him, neer el Bohielele, the Lady la Waft to
the Deem et =me, the Hem Mre. Grey. Najaf thearal
the ice. Illr I. Welea, Oeplela Deana, R.N., Caked the
Bea. lk C. B. Pfirea.mad SkGum Wiper.
Pelece Chwet le he bite OWN; hr Gotha Me day,
sad lAA proceed beeplieM he viat the PEW=
Boyel, se Weekb l Ye Wed iewered
Goa W abets of hat hie it h IWO* Wpm-
diet for her to vadieeshe a kiegjeserr.
Prime Victor el Halmakee 16110410.8 todartir Loam

Derpechee
the were e
tion oat yesterday trams the Colonial-Mos to
Governor of th Mand

The inhabitants of Birmingham are looking for-
werd to the royal viat as the lath with llama interest.
Mammas of Ms pepaletkin hem all directions ler mho
mead will be ceraveyed le the town by special trails. Up-
wards of SOW. bee ben mewled is removing the the peal
belle of the old perish team& of et. Martin's, end they will
be nag hr the tint date in lwinoar of her Illajwity's vidt.
After the livens* of the august visitors, a greed banquet
will be shim la the Town Hell in the evening, at the tole
expiate of Mr. Rarebi the mayor, to about 600 of the pa 'n-
opal Inbalikate.

Viammntass Palmerston has issued cards for u-
ambits§ ea Saturday next, and on Saturday, the 191 h inst.
Vissonnteas Bury gave birth to a son and heir on
Tosany Irt. Her ladyship .ud the infant an wavering
ant Ineamiely._

Ink.W. t. Giaditone had an assembly, laat even-
Ingot dr holly minion on Carlton Hoser-tarrace. Pre-
Andy le do teageks, Yr. end Mts. Gladstone entertained
M Mom the Air al Awards and Lady Nein P. M-
ien. She Mogi sad Marchioness of Lotbitu, the Earl at
Om." the Berl sad Countess Stanhope, Lord Broughams,
Lied Lynialtan, In Right Hon. Sidney end Mrs. Herbert,
Rea. L. Cisalsa, the Right Hon. Sir Geo. Clerk and Lady
Clerk, 11r. OM Tonllae, Mr. Henry Drummed, M.P., In.
The Earl sad Countess of Cuipardown enter-
lira at Amer Ing meta. the Dwane of lavernses, the
Dab sad Deism st Chowdeol lad Lay Avesta Poolea,
the Earl of Staihook Lord Comasea, Lord mod Lady de
tdrealey, Ms. s.d the Hes. llse. Feileoree, Lady H. Miss,
sad Thema Deem.

The Bram of the Hama of Comet cco gave his
imeroloomtk bet) tell dem after bet womb& whoa
do Modsg meobere wore proteet:—Lad Ma Brews%
Nam. thew W.Filswilliers, Hes. W. B. Pertness, MaLW.
M. P. Bamboo, Kea Gilbert Heeibeete, ga Aleamoler
Pre, litoboome•Colemsl Pabsebeet, C. 8.,
Nlipt Itoeproke, C. 8., Mr. Wjr.m, Mr. R. Deka*
Meth, Mr. A. Mr. Timm, Mr. R. N.
Mee, Mr. Boger Polar, Mr. P. W. Mort* Mr. Lem,
Mr. Lwow Hr. Ent* Hr. Bcharillar, Mr. GO*, Kr.
Meals, Mr. Rho% Mr. James Nowa, gad Mr. Sprobilta.
no Hon. Omar Waidaigraire and the B. Hoary %may
WI the boom al jolting the party. The toliowbag Iran
prmatai by Mom him elbraubs :—Mr. Train, Mr,
Maui Williams, rod Mr. Wyaboa.
With the exception of the following mem-
bin of the government, very few Vassirvativre voted
yettorday &Reenact ter pee °ding with the Property
Chebtleatlce Bill :-811. Hugh Giber, Right Home.
T. H. 8. Ertecrut, Lord Jobs Minamen, need H. 8. Walpols.
net " one 'Wade Mr. Hatairy, Sir Ito. Trollops, Col.
Taylor, do.

. .
To-■oerow evening Mr. Bright will mak " whether
it le the Woman ot the government, without duly, to hi-
t:Woes aWI to remedy the thou of the Winding-up Ade,
or, on belt& both of shereboiders and creditors, to prevent
the fund' of dissolved impair beteg wasted In unneces-
sary dam..

Mr. W. Swart is to inquire, to-morrow evening,
at the Chancellor et the Exabequer, "tor what special
means the moat appointment hes beta made to the Deanery
el York."

DEATH OF THE MOH? HON. ITILLIAM
LATHE ZEAL.

We have to 1114110111100 the deeds, of the Right
Hon. W WY. Take Peel, blether of tbe W Hr
Robert Ped, The Sod ea Tuesday bet at %MMus NMI,
Weraitbebbe. The Mph* Issayeas.lmeas we mead as
of tie cleat breast by his Sem Nephew of Yr. Witham
Tate, of llory, awl be we hoes Y 1788 at Clemeber Hal,
Bury. H. 174 Jam, INS, Indy jam Elba
tle= sexed of %Om, mead lerl of Noma
earl Lady Maspmet. sided denabler of Robert,
seesed Berl of Klegetona. Ler (The Jed le September,
1647) be bed • samerepas • ms desessal ems far •
log/ min of •• neesaber the Home el Cesmatees.
after bb Mahe et Hear Want be remenred
to Bt. John's Belem Cembeldge, where be gredested B.A.
in 1812 sod MA. I. 1111, sad alterwsede, In leas,
1816, yea ebbed to the her et Lbessia's-bes. la
the lotion* 7wr be vie reamed to Palma*
for the of Bo ay, but ooly
tad tesellemmy • leer ratter fee i 1118 ha
asses member Ise Ms fitha's berme' of Tanweeth, wNeh
be em for tip to 1830. He thee eras sleeted be
77 Lie of t. In 1831 he we renamed to the
Hare et In toajneelka Wlth the kale let Hoe.
vHoary Omilmam br the lrahmellp
lsemat PahmeMea sed tbs moat DiVeltemeashie,
*ea Kr. W. Oemadieb. 1•11111111 b• wr mete elided kr
Temeaselly ableb be eumbeed f. sepreat op to the gemeel
deaden In BN. Pram fad lime up M 1847 be tea deed
eat ef mellmint, alma be ample relamel h Saemertb.
That yaw be bed lie millesemme r bee hie Mk he ethos be
wee develelly WNW, bor ISA so ahead bile that
serately be lese mile be sand be mappable Mee. He
eseeettmally resliaed ble seat la the Ha of Omemeale,
ma has dose Om hl • embeilel The deemed path-
mea betbsal NNW Offield MTh. ap-
• 011Mliblifter ea lewd ed Called be 1118, teritipemetery ef Stele ha the Es.. Dmerlaset of
alesed el Ns Pmeneey la INN sad sepia bald lbs mme
ela 16St AA/rd be tbe woofmalog poor. -Se ltdd Se
see essiermdse yellika se Me beellem
ires • MINE sepasher el lies Inds .

EXPRESS PROM PARIS.

(fox ova wine COMMONIIIIXT.) •
PARIS, Wzonssitv
The government journals have the following note
on the subject of Montenegro :
All the German journal" end more particularly the Oat
Dersterhe Poot, sn oceupted with the Monteargro question.
The latter journal lately gave a series of statem.nts content-
the affairs of the principality. The Oat Znatsslw Post
prebends that the Turkish government has made it a condition
of the &Madan:sent of Grafton, to the Montenegrins, that
the maerainty of the Ottoman Porte should be recognised by
Priem Danilo. This news won possibly be correct. If
Priem Danilo bed be.. at as time disposal to raossuise the
ethereiguty of the Poste, the speedos word ham beat keg
shale settled. The Pale attaches earl pest heportasies
this reeegidlisn, that in ether to theta it it would have bees
only too sled to mewl Is Athos Daub mach more In-
persist admentages thee the minion of the territory of
Ithebave • it would have .ratgime up the port of Amami,
mid theby have enabled Mathemagro to obtain the
epodes white k wanted to the Athletic. The narrative of
the Ott Dwane list is therefore altogether ern:moue. if
we me rightly Wilma there le no question of suzerainty in
the amesemethe sow about to be ooncladed. The basis of
ties amassment is the WM SIM of 1866, that Is to w,
that °Wove will remis in the pommies at the Meats-
megrim The emetics of the seeendety is sot tosiehed say
way ; it la !sr from brig theithd in favour of Turkey ; the
Kato am la complete.
I believe I never noticed as worthy of belief, a
report which has been the rounds of the European
press, that a RIIIIIIIIIU2 fleet was coming to Cherbourg
this summer. It is now stated from St. Petersburg,
' that the Russian squadron of evolution, commanded
by Vice Admiral Schantz, will leave Cronstadt on
Jane 6, but it will not cone so far as the Channel.
It will not this year quit the Gulf of Finland and
us. Baltic.

There was a sort of panic at the Bonne to-day.
The Rent, fell 16c. for aooount, (Awing at 60fr. 600.
It was remarked as an almost unparalleled fact that
one broker bought in the course of ten minutes
720,000 fr. Rente (representing an immense capital),
and yet this large purchase did not produce more
than a change of to. in quotations. Mobilier fell
20fr. Railways were greatly depressed, and fell
from Sfr. to 10fr. There was a report that an
attempt upon the Emperor's life had been made at
Fontainebleau, which gained so much credit that it
was officially denied by the Commissary of the
Bourse. The Pays, speaking of the result of the
day, says :
We mut renounce the attempt to explain sack a state of
things. The• is nothing to jadly the fell; and yet the fell
continues to be the last wolf of the sines& a. Five days
hence the dividend of lb. We. will be detached from the 3
par cent. Is it normal that our panic lands should be below
68 when there la no political complication to explain such
extraordinary depression P Such • reversal of all logic pate
our judgment completely to the rout, and condemn, no to do
nothing more than simply etas facts.
The trial of M. Proudhon on account of his book,
" De la Justice dans la Rivolation et dans l'Eglise,"
came on to-day before the Tribunal of Correctional
Police, presided by M. Berthelin. The heads of the
&sensation against him were—l. An outrage on re-
ligion and public morality and an attack upon the
ties of faintly. 2. An apology for sots which are
qualified as crimes or misdemeanours by the penal
law. 3. An attack upon the revere due to the laws.
4. Mullin citisens to hatred and contempt of each
other. 6. Publication of false news with bad faith.
It is known that since the seizure of his work M.
Prondhon presented a petition to the Senate com-
plaining of the seizure. You are aware that
French citizens, who can no longer present peti-
tions to their own representatives, are allowed to ad-
dress themselves to the Senate,whose investigation of
their grievances it is aasumed by the constitution of
1862 will be the more efficacious, because the public
has no means of knowing what the petitions are,what
notice may be taken of them in the Senate, and be-
cause the Senate has no power whatever to afford
any retirees. It appears that M. Proudhon's
petition cents:lt d libellous matter, for a
supplemental oonnt hes been added to the
indictment charging him with having, in his petition
to the Senate, " committed outrages on religion and
public morality, and with having turned into derision
a religion the establishment of which is legally
recognised in France." The empire has made it un-
lawful to publish reports of the proceedings in court
on pres►prvsecutions, and I am not aware whether
M. Proud hon's petition to the Senate may be pub-
lished sea document produced at the trial. I rather
think not. The leading principle of existing French
legislntion in matters relating to the press is, I
believe, that the public is only entitled to know
that certain individuals have been condemned for
alleged breaches of the law, and is impertinent if it
melts to know what are the facts upon which the
sentence proceeds. In the present case M. Proud.l
bon was found guilty, and sentenced to three years,
imprisonment and a fine of 4,000 fr. M. Gamier, his
publisher, M. Bourdier, his printer, and M. Bry,
the printer of the petition to the Senate, were
respectively sentenced to one month,fiheen days', and
fifteen days' imprisonment, and fines of 1,000 fr.,
1,000 fr., and 200 fr. M. Proudhon did not defend
himself, as it was at one time expected he would
do. His counsel was M. Claud*, of the Besancon
bar, and I am told that his speech wu so frequently
interrupted by the court that he could not present
the defence completely. M. Prondhon will appeal.
A French telegraphic agent, who forwards news
from Marseilles for publication in Paris, thinks it
worth while to send, as a piece of interesting intel-
ligence, the information that en Athenian journal
called the .ffsperance denoances the impunity which
political libellers enjoy in kogland.

TURLEY AND ID

LAU» from Ragusa Mate that six Turkish
dampen, having on board 3,600 men, with 12
pieces of artillery, arrived on the 31st May at
Graves&

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.

(sr suumaic rstweatral
(mow ova oww ODIUMPONDIEY.)
SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY.
The Tagus has arrived with the Peninsular
mail ; eighty-one passengers ; 54,2001. in specie.
Her dates are Gibraltar, May 26; Vigo, go.
The Curacao and Diadem left Lisbon on May 29,
for Plymouth, with the Maiquis of Bath and suits.
The Colombo, with the India mail, arrived at
Gibraltar, May 23.

The festivities which have graced the marriage
of Don Pedro have been brought to a close with
every demonstration of loyalty and affection.

CANADA.

OPT NIITISS LID 11161.1 XAONNTIC TILIOIIPI4
(WlOll 001 OWN 0031/IPPONDIIT.)
LIVERPOOL, Tax:lunar.
Th. steamer Angio-iiaxoe, from Quebec, May
221 d, is off the port. The City of Baltimore is also
at the Bar, waiting the rise of the tide.

Dr. Simon Bernard is about to •idt Loads, Brod-
NetisePriony, Halifax, rod WANlsii,
Ids for dr papaw of &liming We Loan
us" TIMM Prease."