The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-14 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

MT•OM 001 OWN 00/IWIPONDINr.)
PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.
The Univers is alarmed lest the counsels of Eng-
land to France and Austria, as to non-intervention
in Italy, should be listened to, whereby, it says,
revolution will become recognised and legitimised.
It attributes a greater respect for the sovereignty of
the people to the English government than dose John
Bright, declaring that in the name of that principle it
wages war against thrones in general. "And pray,"
it asks, " what is this sovereignty of the people but
the domination of a few charlatans and factionists ?
How can the national will of the Bolognese
be represented by this Cipriani, Corsican by
birth, and Piedmontese by vocation ? One is ashwissd
at having to discuss the worth of such comedies."
It is of opinion that the duty of Austria (of coarse in
the interests of all catholicity) is to re-enter the
legation in its old character of protector, and there
remain until pesos is restored, applying, as
it were, a blister to calm the patient. The hasty
retreat of the Austrians from the Legation
imposed upon the Pope the duty of bringing his out-
lying sheep back to the fold with his own paternal
crook. If he can't fulfil that duty unaided, and if
France wont help him—bad luck to her !—Austria
must think better of the businew, and
send back shepherds of the sort peculiar
to herself. It is the confident belief of
the Univers (prepared, perhaps, for the adoption
of the principle of non-intervention) that " Italian
public opinion, wearied out, will soon turn towards
its former princes, whose greatest fault is that of
having been too weak and too confiding."
The only morning paper which dwells at any
length upon the Chinese affair is the Illbota. While
admitting the necessity of inflicting a terrible elms.
tisement upon thew perfidious people, M. Paradel
doubts whether France and England can now turn
from the more important matters which engage their
attention in Europe. It is observed here
as • feet worthy of attention that this
outrage has been committed upon France and Eng-
land, while the ambassadors of Russia and the
United States have been admitted to Pekin, the
former, it is believed, some time ago. People ask,
can such an attack have been planned without some
intimation reaching him? Yon will observe that
political scepticism lead to strange conclusions here.
This new and most unlocked for subject is thus
noticed by your good-natured and ultramontane con-
temporary, the Gowns de Prance :—"lt is not
likely that England will venture to send very con-
siderable forces, seeing that " Beware of France" is
the order of the day in that country.
The prospect of another Anglo-French expedition
to China has not acted unfavourably on the Boone.
I believe the public) in general rejoices at an event
which it is considered will render important differ.
noes between the two countries for the present im-
possible. People may talk as they will about the popu-
larity of a war against England in France. A war to
be entered on with confidence in France must be one
in which English and French arms are arrayed
on the same side. The on dit of the Bourse assigns
10,000 French troops, besides a considerable number
of ships, as the contribution of France. At the opening
prices tended downwards, and the London quota-
tion of Consols was • fall of 3 ; still Rentes being
demanded, a rise took place, and they left off 20c.
better than yesterday both for cash and the account,
the price being for either 681 r. 55c. Mobilier was
heavy, 775 fr. cash, and 780 fr. account, being a fall
of +W. in the former.

Prinoe It'ehard Mettemich is expected on Thurs-
day in Pm* with the ultimatum of the Emperor of
Austria. Let us hope he will show himself disposed
to take a common-sense view of the Italian ciiffi-

entity. Such hope receives little support, it is
true, from the following, which proves the
material aid lent by Austria to the foes
of liberty. It is in the form of a circular from
the lieutenancy of Venice :—" The transport of
recruits who, in the present political situation, are
enrolled on the demand of the apostolic nuncio, will
be effected, by order of his Excellency the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, by way of Trieste."

THE GREAT EASTERN.

PORTLAND, Baer. 13.

Of the three remaining firemen injured by the
explosion, and now in the infirmary at Portland, two, I am
glad to my, sra progressing favourably. The third man,
Tait, still continuos in s most precarious condition, end
suffers so severely that it ia now more than doubtful if he
can survive. Ile la dreadfully scolded about the lace, breast,
stomach, sad arms, end unfavourable symptoms we show-
ing themselves, which make his medial attendants fear that
another will yet be added to the list of fatal casualties which
have already resulted from this l.mentabls accident. In-
eluding the per fellow who in his noisy jumped overbotrd,
six hive perished, and the more the matter is Inquired Into
the more marvellous It appears that the loss of bfe has not
been tenfold greater. . _

The jury have cerefelly inspected the scene of the disutor,
sad the Alicia is now in course of being cleared away, with
the view to the net wiry repairs being commenced at once.
How long these repairs will take it is at present quite impos-
sible to say. To restore the ironwork which has been found
to need reconstruction will occupy hour three wake to •
month, but the question is how far the forward pair cf main
boilers, from which the fennel was bleu, and which acted
ea a but to the whole explosive tome, have been injured.
Both will, in the course of to-morrow, be eubj•cted to s
strict @creepy, and it arty iejury has been sustained, their
repair will be • work of time and difficulty. But whatever
may be the delay or cost, the dine tors.have newt repel.;
determined that all shell be repaired in the etroogist sod
most perfect manner, and the boilers tested with the
hydraulic pump, beim again proosedlog to res.
The fragments which are befog hauled up from the
stokehole tech minute affad fresh evidence of the tieeetteie
yet fearful nature of the explosion. In an apparently ue-
lojured portion of the outer caeca a round hole b blown out,
though which • man could put hie head. Yet there is De
flaw in the iron, nor is any other portion of this regrow
hurt at all I have mentioned the apparently extraordinary
fact that two of the largest mirrors in the grand saloon dud
en each side were left unhurt, when glum at four then the
dietetic@ from the funnel were pulverised. The re won is
cow explained by the fact of thee two mirrors having bees
the only ones fixed in the iron bulkheads. A greater treed
could not be glum of the immenta strength of the skip thee
this. Had the iron bulkheads vibrated in the least, thew
glasses meat have gone to frsgmente like the test, bet the
muuer in which they were stayed armee kept them rigid
even order the awful conceeska of the blow up.
Mr. William Brbeo, the engineer on duty in the stoke:
bole at the time, sad who wee burnt about the heads, is
progressing meet favourably, and in t few more day' will be
quite convalesces:it. He state, that the first taco of the
explore= was to blow open the furnace doors, einsehicg
some to pieces, and sending out a rush of scorching air.
The states instantly ran op the ladder to the lower deck
gangway. Mr. Brieco saw the dreadful danger of 'tee s
course, and celled on the men to keep below, while he threw
himself 011 his few, which he kept covered with hie kende
la this petition he remained for three or four minutes, till be
could hear that the rush of steam on the gangway above het
almoet ceased. The heat in the stokehole wee thee eau
thing fearful and daisserons to life, so be rooted Gum
it up the ladder ee he beet could. Abthe the tarp', on I
level with the lower deck, he found the wretched sies
who had so Imprudently fled thus, *tending or sitting.
and all tackier; horror-struck at the appeariethe of their
hands, from which the &eh weaboiled off,—the they had rebel
into the very spot where the steam was hottest. Nosed
these poor fellows seemed to be aware that the walls whtill
they hod eustained about the rest of their body were cot rely
teL times more dangerone, but infinitely more severe. lir
Besets however, notwithstanding that the flesh was burnt
off the becks of both his hinds, remained with the sufferers
till sll were removed end had their wounds die-ird. Ilr
Prows., the chief allow, was foremost in rendering athistence
to rescue all who were iejired below.
Crowds of visitors COMO daily to inspect her, but neer are
allowed to go where the accident occurred. Such la the muse
bid curiosity cre this subject that almost any meth' might
daily be reared by the company throwing this unlucky tor"
don of the Glut Eastern open to public inTection. At pew
seat the decks are almost thretthel wilt eightuere, PI
with awe upon the broken funnel and heap of flatten
fittings which have been brought rep.—Teeth.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIB DAT.)

IfANBIOIII.HOI7BI.

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kik zest o• tar. preemar, sad lied the yea . liak
farther whin bo watt Mad sod halm the
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ma I Imhof door lko end idled lit. He ire
awrrei the duet, sad timend resed end " Wirt 1
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wisdiged, anti; Harverwine, Agar. Teeing b• kr
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hot saki, tes." Ni (whams) Mad lie bow be bow ash
He fad If it did the ma who guile It would het bilk ennead
It so Goody. ad tho ehtlea be Maned to give hie eddele•
Alamos lofflowsoo (who at for the Lord Mayor)—wad
Mn yes on wry, primer
Priemonr—! en rift kiekek,

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Ix Ids chariot. a. woo • rialko Wire ad
Ibis court Nio limo ogo.
Priorarr—i her rem bra Iwo rim la ay life.
p.bides (grisr)-11. has bra bre emend tree, sad
corseted whh • pag et Misr &
Tr per, elho firsd We. ws• comrter for trio/.

sow-erthurr.
• TRIP TO DOVLOOXII AMID ITS CO:VIRGO. ENCL.,
Alfped Ofitik • looolommr, w chargol biota
ligirik=th =haft ommait Welds.
PF. elsiol that at about • mirrior
Liao I idiot pass* b umm on tato it C
lobo Imo or WY Is -nblialmomom bßod/kodlialebriliZT,
Ilmo INmds iay hims do •ma had Ulm paha Is
art boo tlliiparlour omml aim hood Ur priss
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mory mod bed la bin bad s old wtilL
Mmetalami moiL Whom emmemol ilor pawnor Om
Ile Smoritol, whom do olmommablono woo sod. It woo
Mei tbms ho had mama • duo of meths odd mullolmat to
ommod desdi if Wmot boom lomogle Mbo
Urla MINN
Firmer mid Ims ono nersiasty any kr whM ho
W door. mod WI. male to a swim. No WI
Mo Soldle••• h• • IF* al=y•lii.d••• lad
led drool pot s del too numb , bow se
book dot WY oat bow ultmt b woo Ant. bowel
worimosim lo at Wm so, mod So would sow mom&
Ile met

Tr prison?* write, • derest-Istrint nog rms. .111
• petty little bleat in her wine, randtlsusinrols
illa gt•VT M bsgood's oiscoodastell tin sories. •
or we las war sot report it. Me aeseene el Os air-
nor tenets weepoteree„

Mr. lisery—l flask it is very probae. Working wee
whet they go le Dorabeet, are apt to bink pudgy et th•
Preach beady, itscouse It is to very cheap. It Aeon that
yea does bass how to eak7 a holiday. It b a peat pay
yea did set
b..tub your wile with you; perheya she night have
Mw elle et ta yea sat of wieltief.
The wils--1 weld set go, biome of the baby. Is is •
very geed bashowd, ; bet smastiare he pta oat sad bee
• drew, sad ilia It bee ea sent ea hiss, sad ha does set
rowwWbetdslor
W. lisary—lie week the aims roads why b. mitt to be
corshil, sad ast drink easootroly se hasty jest bseeese
be be se eppwatedly Meeting it sew.. Now, I aloe bt
you go Ws tine yr the siM of your MIN bet rwasubw that
It is a very solar also, b.ttraipt w lobe the lib et • boa
es you bare traM %data" roam It is Motet year heed
woes bow dibbles, sad yen hod better mid it, Le if you
Whigs yvu wry lOwly us become iamb. Ltd be
wrabi to rakes yea hare very nearly, bat year
The Wesaer—lt shall act occur sob, bask tic
Ho wee Usedieharged.
CLIIIMBISWELL.
Tlll 511111201115 0/ COMITIMIT COIN.
Mrs. has Bottam, liegard emulator, of 69, &Mutes-
, sae semis yield at tbi her, shamed with harts(
riltigi3Onsesiss ITS pines et cleutawleit cob.
wr The priesserdeb , abbe maw the advice ot bat rilictior, re-
y/ her ase.

Mr. HeereMl Oel7 eemeteed bet for trial.
Ups 'be gessaigs al boa,
Mr. Ilorosill seed be mead hive so *adios to lake too
rorposs3blo sotrotko Y the ma .1 1004 twill, nod Jr pri-
m/we is 1001., ea beers' sake of toll to be gins to Ibe
treeeusy.
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WOIIIBIIIP-STRZET.
•X *ORD T. 117.
As sited sea, deem!, wiled, He gave the moil
JoAn A.rrtA, wee Wheeled Wore Mr. triyseesrt with pot-
Nest* epos • LIMO Ma&
It 7t1.8114 :het perierdsy diersoos the Meese, was is
Yr &WA Arne pettlio•hosar, B.tetoa-atreee, Ream-
nod, sad MN the berme. tikre foiled • pist
to Ile lease Is Me seeker, .sober plot wee liox=falls
N. her, bst thee be at sed to the Tile Kik Myers, Islas
Esse soobtorrieeti.

11aiiiiia1111 If, beak low lafo cowermly. sawohai his
=la Deer-Flom Hulsey-ask* sad am Ma-
is kb bol Iwamoto pots. the property of the one
pertlea. Thin am Not a qoartio• bet the of wan hal
Mr tab( • gaol brims fo this way.
Prisseer. I • arm* to tho chary, wild ha wee very lard
up or he alwahl aot have remitted the theft.
dEraewart—How old ar• 'au ?
Prossor—atmeary•eight.
Mr. IY Emmert—Door stymie brow you that will speak
toror clarawor P
rret—Net.

Vlysostr—You ar • root age a red is ear •
mtr tbr err reamed yea to reertslis era MOM
Deres . alls Mersa so oneorefully eared is.
serl.
SOUTHWARK.
nu luso 0005 San ULF., t•II WINDOW PLAT'S,.
Ls kilometre Beery But, whew bead bees
setince of be Its reosady saderitor tro reestY el%
sr beset* beton Me. liseebsos, by MO M. ehargel ebb
✓ear, dpar rear bur bores ts tie Blearier-re&
TM merle rid tr. cm the proems alltr, about toe
lira. be roe the rimer mein is • ere rep
Sea Orme sees, Illadfrian.rood, .rd 'imports( bro to be
• orgeres of erre ha rat pp told= mod soled M. wbst
be we dere tree He become very sheer, sod sr
Sereessed to hide serthisg wrier lee jecktet. Wears
W hold d M. set Load W. brass dor imob prodseed.
Have( reel sr el Mr. Pan's Fero door, soar re
Sway Clerk Is took hire then, sad It was ire. ibid.
Hr. Parr, tordester, Hi sekfriserned, sold that the knob
=alwe. .del, load to h 4 private dose • err truer
e ererable brush' the reser to bits. its W-
ilmer the :remnant that lately be bad fierily lost • por-
tion of ha he... redo. pats. art the bar orriassig
Iron of lb. radow.
The eratablo air read that reed other 'raisers Is
the seebtorbood bad tees err( the ruse, akhosili
every precaution erlsler by reeleph.spes, tad rigtires
rem rd by the pore Tte sees e tso kr thee three
stow tr-to keel bum Heim His sore ark
Air Humber seked whet we harm of the primmer?
The r rid slat be had j sot err out of Holloway
Gm I, steno be had Mos eurottted fur Wales a pair of
..fir at Bllliapporsidetet
The proem rid Is did sot steal the Oar it
op re tie peresst.
Mr. Berra told Me that no doubt Is woo suessohli
wal • Pm( of Waves, therefore area erreste bis Is
three e. ter' lord Isbosr.

The Afraisarne Atria sontaiss ea advertisement
in winds it Id ounsaaesl tam las Hal. (Map Cassia la-
ird. to “cenglaile W donation. to the charitable Waddl-
ing. of the colony" by .pp ding at the Olympia Timor° is
u rowel of cliaractess. Tb. Argus say.: —'• Our views
upon the preseiety or otherwise of Hr. Coppin's periodical
illoPtueoce os ths 41111111S0111 stags, sakes is oannellos wir►
him poti.inzt as a monster of the higher branch of the colo-
nial be dater., bare been on man than au occasion freely
axpreawd If, a. it le allAgrd, Hr. Coggin be 60 wedded to a
of which he is an undoub.ol °mamma, as to and
tt itopo44lo t ebuidoa in pr.. '!'re, it ..raid bo bodge that,
for the aka ”f c insisteecy, be .bald range the dignified oc-
cupwsw of • legislator to a spbere in which b. is obviously
wore certain to Wen the crafidence and sdroiration of his
fellow twine."

The electric telegraph to Melbourne sod Adelaide
in cm•tant ore. sad eff rl4 • renvoner•tieg remn• e.
dre the amount of Imaincm troesactel b. forevd Co the
uwernotent the ab•olote ite,wity of • second wire. Wires
to Bethearvt and to Manisa:l ware in progress, and will
shortly e,trivay menage. betweee thom Important towns wad
the Soonvita, metropi4 *.
'flit- NIA. THOM \FI BISSET.—On the eve of
the departure of Mae ninth reppected and bighly-gifted
.wveral opmial eerv:otte b... been bold. On
bumf.). Mr. and B miry leave in the Northam for
14'llwirt,. Mr. Blaney I. sod, a putt:oWe to Mot Tan-
wtLis the writ law stoke, and horse teeny to Mem
McL,ictit f ESEUed is the Wert* on Ilia prazlme.
Mr, Hagliah (rim ls will I, glad tt buoy tksShl
tooth e.ntiaew geed. The truly cstlielic and dielnwareeled
sem- • ehq h he bee roithwed to the various church*, Is
M• city will I rat be remett.terel with gratitude; sad the
lar74 soma co Meted, for mi,,;tom and literwy smotielima,
whii4t tb• retche moo he • :cwt., of gr•tifleotton to Mt.
binaef, writ mad.* hie 'kit a frevinent subject of pleaseat
Itc.,l,,ta.a.—Jy4wey 11,4 W,
NIt.7ItOrOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, IMVOI,g/f7ll-
- str, CsTv.—ne earregete aveabernetiesta relieved
duiss the week redkng Sept, 10 wan: Mal, 611; war-
flitMv 2,9 , total, 916; of which 144 wee new seem

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