The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

lam, boas Itettfw Inhowe.fer

gifted with so
the thirst Lir km of

them oat of the mob; .
awe cosset at the Haysmd
with aothias to do' in th Cart
14011 is Jamaica, despite of
esasommele self-posecestos, 14s
Me laud, to the dieter
as .4 by the sett slaver)
Fipe•effies, He has, &minter,
pert (titbit skpaytasyst to as taut
to it, that we Minh It tight to oblige
him somewhat better imowa—which
enable as to do, with little '

pTriiiie .c;a• townie
tieing the eztesenheary scheme
by es istateatiee pesibetly her
with the Poreigroles, act
public attendees by the Lords'
It is digs& to esseent

•THE .11XPREEWITOBSDATI

it of -
_...seeptottirand mgacipie. s _ _
prosisite. A weed unmet *es
and'
agent Promo..
II I sup. nor aliases the loot o ofileeso of tke
Basilisk navy, sawn :h. ss Admire/. Coates', Napier, sad
Lyons. TN f•lreillAtetiT.lll or the hos:finer, who had
dad/a to amospany the Presideat dung lits stay in Ike
doparnaws., were pr. soft at amasser. View-.dared Per-
used Deorlowsk gave a toast to the Prost& a*, who replied
by east. the Prowl sivy. Both soma dwierferth
aaaai-
newa apples" and sass d"Vivo is President! Vivo Na?
poles. !"
Accounts from Cherbourg, dated this moraing half-
past nine o'clock. state that at that mount the PR-
..dent woo is the act of leaving Caerbonrg aa hie
"turn.

Frain Idlers which have arrived from London, it
appears that the ex-minister of Louis Philippe, M. de
Salvaody (who you will remember had Philippe.
wick Count de Cosaherd at Wiesbaden), had made
"rived visits to the ex-royal family at Claremont,
after which he had set out for the eeetinent t r retie
Count de Chambord. Tt.is, as you will nataikny
suppose, has convinced our political wiseacres that
oe,toceat'oes for a fusion between the two brioches of
the Bourbon family are on the tapir, and, what is
more, are progressing favourably.
' latelligenes has arrived to-day that the coattails-
general of the Loiret and the Puy de Dome have
voted for the revision of the oosetitution, and thatthe,
council-general of the Ile-et-Vilaine has declined to
entertain the question. In addition to what has been
said as to the majority of the councils having only
demanded the revi.ion at the time and in the form set
forth in the constitution, it is worthy of remark that
in several of the councils the red republican' and so-
cialists have redid etc masse for the revision, in the
hope that they will thereby be able to get rid of the
institution of the presidency, which they think un-
necessary and vicious. Y..a ate. then, th.t there is
not a greater absurdity in the world than to repre-
sent, as some journals do, theve votes of the t.rovin-
cial parliaments as favourable to the pretensions of
M. Bonaparte. The truth is, that scarcely AI ytbing
could be more decidedly hostile.
The Moni'eur anconnoes that tie depertmt rats of
the Tarn and Oaronne, of the Barth, have voted fur
the constitutional revision of the constitution ; that of

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the Moore for the revision ; that of the Lrsere against
it ; those of the Rouchee do Rhone, d'Enre et Loir,
tad Loir Inferieure have refused to vote at all.

Having discovered that many of the shoal of
" Californian Companies" which have lately been
started are mere swindling camerae, the Prekct of
Police is shalt to &name" them to the public.
The Council Oeneral of the Charente Inferienre
ha, by a vote, expressed deep regret at the death of
Loafs Philippe.
The speech of the President of the Republic at the
banquet of lherbourg has been a good deal com-
mented on to-day, and, generally steaking, it has ex-
cited displeasure, as it is considered to hold out, in
terms too clear fur the chief of& government, a threat
of a coup or, at least, to display a Wong dispo-
sition, oa the slightest encouragement, to violate the
constitution by continuing is power beyond the period
assigned. The republican party is itdignart at it,
and the Vele, the peculiar organ of the bourgeoisie,
denominate it in etrong language.
The tilccitit du Dix Deoembre continues to excite
alarm. Ir seems to take a sort of pleasure is braving
public opinion. The other day it held a meeting
of its members in the district of St. Denis, and they,
it appear., displayed considerable violence. A day or
two previous to that there was a gathering at Ville-
joif, at which the authority cf the mayor was treated
with contempt. There are still vague rumours of a
demonstration being intended by it on the President's
return. The greater part of the men whe compose
this illegal association—tor illegal it is, notwithstand-
ing the high prntec•ion it enjoys—are represented to
be worthless ruffians; they are placed under chiefs of
different ranks, and are so disciplined as to be ready
at soy time fur a coup de main.
The commercial reports made up for the lest
week represent that there is assidesable slack-
ness in cotton, wools, and silk, in the mediate at
Rosen, Lyon., and tat. Etienne. This is ascribed
partly to the high prices, partly to the large pur-
chases made in the first fortnight of August. The
retail trade of Paris is very active, the large arrivals
of provincials and foreigners having more than com-
pensated for the &aerial of the Parisians. Large
orders have been received by the Paris manufeaurers
flan Russia, Italy, and Spain ; but, on the other hand,
there has been a tailing off in the orders from Brazil
and other parte of South America, which are usually
extensive at this season. _

Yee Assost.

M. Onizot, M. Duchatatl, M. Daman, end M. de
Montebello, all ex-ministers of Louie Philippe, re-
turned yesterday from Claremont, where they went
to condole with the royal family on their melancholy
bereavement According to the ea din in the political.
circles, political questions were not discs...id at all 4,a
their communications with the Orleans princes. It
seems that Louie Philippe's family had wished th aso
to attend the funeral, but, by some mianuderetan'
UNIT were led to believe the oontrary.
The Bourse to-day WU very languid, and the , foods
and nearly all descriptive. of stock were Wei .k. Oa
the whole there has been a slight declines. tt is Thoon
and Firm,. compared with Saturday'. ekvi eg Fria.,
and nearly all tne t &Sway. have declined. Tam woo
no OM* alb gad for the variations "hi oh were eb
served is Prices, klioeFft that it arse' .rom the idle
pleasure of Wine large ericalators. N,, political
rumour was current, and the general r 4i..,,Ation woo
to attach little political =poetess. it , the` -chorboug
vadt.

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The..stemarttetimik Copt. mos% , snivel at
Liverpool last; lat. b inging panreals from New
Yolk to the WO lilt. and telegraph's intelliacueeto
the .30. whPiah day sbe ',Adele( uaual call
at. Halifax, to receive the mails and parcengwe for
the Bri.inh North Amerman poevemions. Sha brings
o 2 newevngersi 70,000(. in specie.
• The principal item of puliiical intelligence is en
aeccunt the ravr,letiun m lieuador, meatiobed in
the If:press of the 4th inst. • The general, E.gaide,
less obliged to retrint, the ireurgetita having over-
powertel him. The mend took refuge on board of a
Snook mac-of-wen aL Gesysquil. Leaving the Teasel
in a wall schooner, be landed in the province of Ma-
ngles, and nwirelvd at the head of a small force on
Guayaquil, where, it in said, he will be sustained by
rbe leading men of the country agaiwit the deHgna
of the anarchists It igtheir pokey telimmernber the
republic, which has already buss divided in.o three
states.

With regard to the Exhibition of 1861, it wee re-
solved, at • meeting of the local committee fur the
.mate of New York, at the rooms of the American In-
chute. Aug. 27th—" Ttat the chairman of the com-
mittee be levitated to corempond with the regents of
the sniverinty of this state, who have under their
charge the Cabinet of Na ural History of the State,
and request of them to furnish for the Exhibition a
eel imt of minerals representing the geological mine-
,rsl etteracur of our site." "That the committee
meet at Albany, on the show-grounds of the New
Yo►k State Agricultural Society on Friday, the oth
ottieresibtr, at 11 a.m., aid that our citizens who
feel an interest In this great exhibition be requested
to be present." The meeting ail! be held sonar the
emiet)'s tent, arid will examine all the articles that
may be presented to them, and designed for the
The remmittee decided, that persons
designing to exhibit artiok-a must have them reviewed
for exenitoatMa en cr before the let Tuesday cf De-
otmber next. _

Tn. railroad contemplated from Niagara-falls eia
Hamilton, to Sandwich, opposite Detroit, is put
ender contract, snd will cAnmenos forthwith. A
meeting of the offiovre and contractors was held at
the Citoton-noose, Niagara-falls on Friday last, and
we noderetand that it was there determined to COM.
nit Doe work as the section between Hamilton and
London immediately. All the directors were present,
and evinced a hearty determiba ion to take hold of
the work and prosecute it to a speedy cot:alio:ion.
From the Suspension-bridge at the Falls to Sand-
wich is 240 miles, and, with the exoetrion of getting
uo and down a mountain at Hamilton, the grad., of
the rood it almost a dead level. Between Hamilton
and Sandwich there is one portion of the road running
fifty miles in a straight line, which is a longer
tangent than there is on any other road in the world.
It is expected to make the run !roar Niagara-faUs
to Detroit in six hourw _

they tiinTaccompanied by her daughter, Lady
Al !mar her son, Lord Bruce, is now at Rock-
away, a celebrated resort on Lang Island for sea-
bethiog, where she has taken a cottage for the re-
mainder of the esesoo.
Tile wife of Gen. Ammon, the distinguished
Italian patriot, met with a shocking accident on the
eveningof the 25th, from the effects of which ehe will
not recover. While attemptin4 to shut an opr-n win-
dow-blind at her residence in Broadway, she was
precipitated into the street upon the pavement. The
window, which extended to the floor, was in the second
stay, about twelve feet from the ground. Madame
Menem' tell upon the side of her head, and was
taken up minim.
The captains of the Georgians sod Susan Loud, the
vessels taken at Contoy on suspicion of being con-
cerned in the Lopes expedition, have not been con-
demned to death by the anthorities at Ilavannah, but
are still detained in close confinement.
Tree railroad between Callao and Limats advancing
with great rapidity, and for solidity of construction is
said nut to be Gut peeved by any railroad in the world.
Our dates from Valparaiso are to the 29th of Jose.
Congress assembled on the Ist. The President's
' message *alludes to the various treaties with foreign
powers, stating that diffemences have existed with
France and Belgium, which wcuid, however, probably
be amicably arranged by the government. Various
mediae ,tions are proposed in the treaty with the
United States, the renewal of which will soon form a
prominent object of attention. In the various com-
mercial treatise pending, it is proposed to adopt the
pair &pies of free trade, without demanding exclusive
privileges, or granting thin to any foreign flag. The
education of the lower classes has become a subject of
interest with the government, and new sehot,ls have
been opened in various parts of the country. Reforms
are contemplated in the postal arrangements, and
also in the currency. The revenue has increased
during the past year, and there was resent to believe
that the improvement would be progressive. The
Custom-house laws of the republic were to undergo
revision.
We have dates from Venezuela to the 201 of July.
The contest in regard to the presidential election was
raging with violence. Tne liberal party is in favour
of Guzman, and will probably succeed. A leading
journal, in the course of a long article on the presi-
dency, opposes the return of Gen. Pees, on the ground
that be would conspire to overthrow the existing
constitution, end reproves those who advocate his
recal, u a necessary cheek to the ambition of Mo-
nogos. The same paper ce intains on address of Gen.
Nee to his countrymen, dated" St. Thomat, June 13."
It is a brief, manly document, avowing his unfaltering
attachment to his country, and his belief that posterity
will do justios to his acts and his endeavours. He
expresses in the warmest terms his obligations to the
people of Cameos, to whom, after the Almighty, he
owes his pre.ervatioss.
The Lea adrices from Texas notice the meeting of
the legislature on therl2:h ult. The governor, in his
message, breathes vengeaac• against the United
Stator, on account of what he culls " the nnwarrant-
able assumption of power by the federal executive."
He mays the only course left is the immediate: occupa-
tion of Santa Fe, and calls for authority to raise emir
plies for two mounted regiments for that purpose.
, Meanwhile, the Comanches are ravaging the border",
of the state, and a Texan agent recently arrived at
Washington, asking for military aid from the govern-
ment. The ridiculous bravado of Governer Bell,
ruder these eircmmatenees, his exulted more laughter
Ithen alarm.
. A movement is on foot in Jamaica to regnant the
United States government to establish a sisals ilia
Onnattaiestion by the American steamers through
the port of Kingston. The British steamers having
altered their route, Kingston suffers for the want of
seas, especially between that oily and the ports of
New Grenada and St. Jssggo de Cuba. The American
Claud has been addresesd on the subject by the peta-
-1 iipal merchants of Kiagston, aid he promotes to use
his influence to obtain such an arrangement.

TWO DAYS LATER, rid HALIFAX.
By the telegraph from New York to Halifax we
have two days' later news. The following are the
principal items :
Prole:ear Webster, who murdered Dr. Parkman,
was executed on the 30 h alt.

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