The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-24 00:00:00

of the day, bat now a marvelions spat was about to Nary
mama acmes dm Om& the velocity of ligkftlas.
tersister a meat cif science in It.
Inkto= • II etial7kgreat Wen" of
for it Was the ammeesse of Eneand end
Anesrke filet had ematel the wailertaking, and which
would soolassfull Inskida It, but above all it was
a triumph of volley, la briaikag two
of the mated maims of the Ilea la the claret
appanhastion. (Load eissint) Two arpillosat vsmils,
modeled the Wormiest wartilee ghats in the waded, wan
about to leave oar shares, sot an a warlike enterprise, bat to
render it all but impossible that we should ems again be at
war with America. (Load chews.) The two notices had a
common origin, a ammo lammage; their laws were drawn
from the same fountain, end he was sere the day would come
whsethe present celebration would be looked upon as com-
mewing a new era, and that maw artieen and every sailor
who had beta engaged la the work vault exult In the foot
that imbed aseisMd in completing a greet bond of Mother-
hood. (lend deem) •
After this toast the omapsay broke up, and adjourned to
the perk, wham under the spreading oaks and its,., the
sailors and varkinopla won ordering thetassivea Itteelleat
music wan Ding perkessei by the Royal Marines and
Artillery bends, sad " Jock " satordahed every one
by the rigour and prosaic% of hie horapipe. la a
Folks, which followed he (in his collective cepaciti) was
equally successful; the tam who took the ladies parts
eliciting general approbation by the mild sad modest gram
of their deportment. In another part of the park week of
them as were not votaries of Terpsychore indulged in
blindmaa's-buff," and nomad to enjoy It as much as if not
am of them was mon than ire yams old. And the comps y
enjoyed it too, for this part was sunousded by atzowdad sad
&Atonable audience. Altogether, it would have been im-
possible to find a feativa more sualesful in its arreagements
or more hilarious In Its results, of which, however, the en-
joyment was not more remarkable than the strict decorum
and good humour of the whole of this miscellaneous

com cable
The cable being now aR en hod the moon and
Niagara, the ships will start lemeeme, ea met at Queens-
town early next week, whew% eke seam tbeg will mull
far Valeni is BA RIMS lbws they MB pesos( to Trinity
Nay, Newfoundland, burin 1F eandwmit cessannication
with London, end we wiped to know here daily the
moot pride; of the
11eN im ander nie sammend of Captain Huden ;
We Oapielin tbe Agamemaon, Captain
• libe Imp* Omptala Wainwright ; and the
C7dflle:=l.laDllwss.
Ale 11101111111111111, the directors have decided that it
is bee M eineeline once out the cable at from
lanced, seed don tae peging
wile lee to proceed together to New-
feedleed, bawd at frassatiag in the more, as we. at
fiat Mem* The Yip* doe Newfoundland
to dr Vasil of Is enetpleted sad in geed working order.
Tbis peel asimpiss Nis boa sibil sod encouraged in
valuing wage he wen iNfilationaamists, viz.: Gnat
=No tailed Newfoundland, Prince
Wand, Now nial Nis State of Maine ; and
it my In not sole les ammete here the different aids
granted by these respective gwestaments, as follows
Gait? Amami subsidy of 14,000/. sterling
until the net pewit of the y reaches 6 per cent. per
annum on the whole capital of ,0001. starling, the grant
to be then reduced to 10,0001. sterling per annum, for •
of twenty- years. 2. The aid of two of the
rriged five s
t steamships In tilzittish navy to lay the cable—the
tri=nand the 3. A goverment steam-skip
res) to take ether euundinp, and verify those
*bray taken.
UNITED BTATEN.-4. Annual subsidy of 70,000 dollars
until the net mats yield six per cent. per annum, then to be
reduced to 60,000 dollars per annum, for • period of 25 years,
subject to termination of contract by congress after 10 Tema,
on giving one year's notice. 6. The United States steam-
ship Arctic to take soundings last year. 6. Steamships
Niagara and Susquehanna to lay the cable. 7. A govern-
ment roamer to make further soundings on the wait of New-
foundtend this year.
Nvwrot NOLAN Exclusive privileges for 50 years of
landing cable on Newfoundland, Ldibro&T and their depen-
, denies. 9. Grant of 60 square miles of had es completion
of telegneh to Cape Breton. 10. Similar concession of ad-
ditional 60 square miles when the cable shall have been Ind
between Ireland and Newfoundland. 11. Guarantee of in-
terest fur 20 years at I per cent. on 60,0001. sterling. 12.
Grant of 5,0001. sterling in money towards building read
along the line of the telegraph. 13. Remiseinn of duties on
importation of all wires and materials for the ate of the
company.
Pettier. Enwsan lALAND.—I4. Exclueive privilege for
fifty yews of landing eahlee. 16. Free grant of I,ott
acme et land. 16. A grant of 3001. currency per annum for
ten yearn
CANADA.-17. Act anthorteher the building of telegraph
lines throughout the provinces. 18. Remireon of duties on
all ere and malaise imported for the use of the cowpony.
NOVA SeOTIA.-19. Grant of exclusive privilege for 26
years of landing telegraphic cables from Europe on the idioms
of this proviso*.
STATE Or NAIVE.-20. Similar grant of exclusive privi-
lege for like perked of 25 yeas.
That the weleepries wW be persevered in until muceriefully.
110,213.111141 thin OM be an glieritioti; for the ezeluAive
tilmoutTeo, which the companies
C6B=4 nee, in the °plateau( those moAt competent to
=lineal Tab. than the whole cepital required to menu-
the amble.