The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENIN9I,.: MAY 17, 1810.

" perreltios•Rstesu."—Tbs obia athesr w If. Arun,
isms DI Cilialuny. _

This wee 'Aped yesterday, says the Psvase, 11.7
10,000 proms. •
Several arrests have taken plass at Casa I amyl of
the peewee arrested are soldiers.
The election of the Bea-Rhin is fixed for Jure 9.
The itimiteur eitallime the dismissal of MM. Der
marmot and Ha/doubt how the ogee of adjanot to the
mayors in the 3rd and 9.h arroadifeemestv, for hay-
lalLsillued the ridden spinet the Enteral Bill.
The Netnesei pablishes • cdrealar of Clem Moat-
poet to commaaders of regiments, denouncing, in a
manage more worthy of • polimatan than a minister,
a device of the democratic, party for diatieguishing
their partissas is the army. This is to tattoo a oer-
tabu part of the body with the cap of liberty and
other republican symbols, by which they stall be
kaewn on the day of trial.
The following proposition has been prevented to the
National Assembly, b 7 MM. Cunia-Oridsine, de k
Rochette, snd de la &walk :

There shall be appointed by t►e Legislative Assembly a
eseasalttee et Mama 'amuses, as • the biU of the
ergaass law ea the responsibility the miaisten sad the
taker agents of the emotive poem.

terns seettessd ruble Is sesepets n the WM* pm&
forum, ea the lawns* in the ensue& pus/nisi 1p the
farmer Is eel preptriesele even to she booms dike •
litS°s• The_ laufidfislaihrelle spew the wadi
of seek was= ' sena seaullelezeria
=the fellesing km k the desks. •
aped duty en Oen 101111110 delve ;
Warsaw la the deep ea mesa rens. gibed at weals*
sic : ea ea Neosho* Not Land MAIM Wee N how theists,
ditto higher neaten and WNW free eight to it thalami:
the detp ea Waned prhibed threads to ramie die sou, bet
the ditigs se cotton on. weelleklast, par_ 111 ise h-
'reseed Mee MI to 74 theism The dudes se dk ere
leetweed IS UV Mc from surges to 3
proposed N
at white and *leered milk, from 8 to 10 dialers ; ea
*owls, milk, lsetteel-lide Wk. silk tosedsialkortre 11 to
16 thaws
to ; on en ankh, of laseL 4111.,
herslo 150 ;ea Ilk *airbag= sad OM* tgalen;
ee oaks abed with issel,lrsa 66 to 76 *helm 4. Weenie
yews nejlle1118: The dudes ea these saddle primed
to readmas theywith the esespeles of an Wenn
rdlSlstiethe hen 110 to 160 Ilion 5. This part
of the sail males of the reps, vitals to the drawback
duties oit peendione ea the nomads, of wheal sena-
feetweet. ifs snide' ere Hoek Miss, silk, and wool ; the
inemenial bee !weever. oselais sap bed proposal of
Ohs tieseet et deep is be allowed, bet dee mamas, or son.
gross Seaside She respelive amisents.
Ldm etittlet of the Quirks, on Saturday, the
regal is Waded in the preceding memorial were
dimmed aerieline, and approved of by the majority,
days Ur Oa deity on sine. At this stage of the pro-
ceedings the Congress adjourned.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Yes 10.
The pyramidal' of the Beak Caleinittee are briefly
u follows: the assumption by the state of the one
and um-florin notes; Imperial Treaeory Bond. of
less than 100 florins, with forced currency, to be
I issued only as a transitory measure and, when abso-
lutely neosmary, a loan of 130,005,000 florins; the
lime of 49,379 Bank Stock ; the repayment of the
entire state debt to the Bank, with exception of the
77 million flors provided for by the omistitution of
the Back; a regulation of the Wives of Beak paper ;
the establishment of branch banks; the encourage-
ment of multiplication of banks of deposit, mortgage
and discount ; a reform of the system of oolosge ; the
revocation of all the paper money of the state • the
issue of Imperial Treasury notes, without compulsory
stegreney; the abolition of forced circulation ; and
the recall of all back-notes under the Yalu' of 10
Amine.

Ilemars, KAY IL—Velestiu7 Leas, 1031 ; Natlonsl Debt, e3l ;
Bulk Shares, Sq.
VIVINA, NAY 14.—P1,0 Pet CCU. Metalllques, 031 ; Bask Mares.
1027. Eschew as Lemke; 11.

GREECE.

Telegraphic advioes have been received in Vienna
from Athens to the 7th inst., eiti Trieste. The English
Asst had left Salamis. A division of the diet was to
tooth at Naples; the remaining ships, with Admiral
Parker, sailed direct for Malta.

Vitt Court.

The Dacht ss of Kent visited the Queen yesterday.
The Duke and Duchene de Nemoun also paid a visit to her
liajesty yesterday, at Buckingham Palace.

Prince Albert presided yesterday afternoon at a
nautieg of the Royal COIRRiell4ll for the promotion of the
111hilltd06 of the Woske of Industry of all Nations, to he
It Id in the yw ISM. His Royal Highness arrived at the
New Palace of Westminster at three o'clock, attended by
Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon. The coaaralrioners
present were the Doke of Buccleuch, Earl Orenvilie, Lord
Overstooe, Sa Robert Peel, Sir Richard Westatioott, Mr,
3. Shepherd, Mr. Cobden, M.P., Mr. Cubitt, Mr. T. F. Gib-
son, Mr. Peeey, M.P., and Mr. R. Stephenson. Mr. Sutt
Retell and Mr. Stafford Northcute, ucretaries to the Royal
Corniniwion, were in attendance. Colossi Reid, R E.,
easireasa of the Eseentive Committee, was also peewit
Before the meeting of the Royal Commission the Belida%
Committee assembled yesterday morning in the New Palace
of Westminster. There were pr-aent the Duke of Bactelench,
Mr. Bury, Mr. Cubitt, Mr. R Stephenson, Mr. C. R.
Cockerel!, and Mr. T. L. Donaldson. Mr. Scott Russell, se-
cretary to the Royal Commtes'on, wu to attendance, and
Mr. Ehgby Wyatt wu also present. The members of the
Building Committee had an interview with Prince Albert
and the Royal Commissioners. The meeting broke up at
halt past siz o'clock:
. .

Arnseeting of thecommittae appointed by the Royal
Commission for the Exhibition of 1551, to communicate with
the local committees of the metropolis, wee held 'someday at
the Board of Trade. There were present Earl Granville
(chairman), the Marquis of Salisbury, Viscount Canning,
Lord Ashburton, Sir John Boileau. Bert., the High Bailiff
of Westeain•ter, Mr. Cardwell, M.l'., Mr. Locke, M.P.,
Mr. T. Gibson, sea , Mr. Field, and Mr. Manby. Colossi
Kidd, E E , Chairman of the Executive CONallittiNl, sad Dr.
Lyon Playtair, were also present.
A cabinet council was held yesterday at the Foreign
011k*. It wee attended by Lard John Rimed, the Marquis
of Lansdowne, the Esrl col Mato, Sir George Grey, Viscount
Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chastain of the Elehequir,
Sit Francis Baring, Sir John Robbed's, the Earl of Cm-
hole, the Right Hos. R. Laboucbere, and the Right Mom.
Fox Meal.. The waned sat three hours.

A deputation from the corporation of London upon
the Metropolitan lattramit Bill, consisting of Sir James
Dike, M.P., Mr. Mseterasa, M.P., Mr. Low, Mr. Deputy
Martina, Ms. John Wood, Mr. H. L. Taylor, and the City
ffeematbraneer, had art interview with Sir George Grey,
yesterday, at the Home-ofam.
A deputation from the committee of the Prates-
Mat Dissentleg Deputies on the Metropolis Interments Bill
Wes tatorview yesterday with Sir George Coy. The de-
pasties congisted of Mr H. J. Mills (chairman), Mr. John
Was, Mr. John Bennett, aad the Secretary.
His Excellency the Turkish ambassador lift town
=By for the Hasa*, by way of Calais, scoompanisd by
ey, second Secretary of the Embes.y, and Yam
Effeadi, private Secretary. The first &armory of the Em-
bogey, Cabooly Bffindi, who has lately been promoted to the
rank of fonetioaary of the second this. remains u Charge
d'Affaires during the Ambassador's absence. According to
the saismonesannt in the Constantinople Jonrnal of

the fitb
ral tbio .s, sad fro &Mobil Is the 'runtish B.-
tit:l, Ma boo promoloi to do mak of a %natat tbe
obo, fa reward far his good owl bdtbfal servicesoryot &Ir.
lag the 13 years that he hse oorapied these posts. Badik
Bey, second Secretary of the Einbowy, has also been pro-
moted to the rank of a functionary of the third class.

THE SONS OF THE CLEM:W.-ANNUAL

FESTIVAL

We yesterday referred to the celebration of the
anniversary of this institution.
TIII• BANQUET, which took place in the eveniag at Mer-
chant Tailors' Hall, was attended by 167 noblemen and
gentlemen, amongst whom were the Dubs of Cambridge,
the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Manchester,
the Bishop of St. Asap!, the Bishop of St. David's, the
Bishop of Bangor, the Bishop of Worcester. the Recorder of
London, the Chamberlain of Ldndon, the Dees of Winches
ter, the Dean of St. Paul's, Archdeacon Berens, Sir Walter
airbag, Si,Sir R. Glyn, r. Sheriff Nicoll, Alderman
Sidney, Alderman Hunter, Mr. Serieent Chemisel4 lc.
Tne LORD Natoli presided, the Duke of Cambridge
beim ea his right hand sad the Archbishop of Canterbury
os kis len.
Tile nasal loyal toasts having been disposed of,
The LORD MAYOR proposed The The Health of the King
of Hanover, royal steward of the year, and His Royal High
sem the Duke of Cusbrido, his Majesty's representative."
The Doke of CAMBRIWE, in rotunda! thanks, said
be wee happy to have an opportunity of assuring the m ta-
bors of this aisocistica that the Hine of Hanover felt a deep
interest is the welters of the society. No one could doubt
the importance of such an establishment, and m lar as he
(the Duke of Cambridge) was concerned, he need only say
that when he considered the untortunate differences which
existed amongst seessben of the church. he could not do
otherwise than appreciate the objects of so umbra' an in-
stitutien as the preaent. His royal hiatuses then alluded to
the services which had bees rendered to the church of Eng-
land by Kies George 111., whose eon he was proud to be,
sad he could assure the company that he was in devotedly
attached to the church as his late father wee. His royal
higyorhness concluded by proposing" The Health of Me Lord
Ma," aad
His LORDSHIP having returned thanks, gave " The
bishopA of Canterbury, the president of the emaciation."
bshop of CANTERBURY, in acknowledging
the sompliment, said that if he did not feel glad to reader
all the assistance in his power to so excellent sad valuable
an institution as this he should consider himself wanting in
one of the most important duties of his situation. Although
the 'Reuben of the church were glad to observe the en-
couragement which such a society received, they maid not
but regret that there should be say necessity for its exist-
snee, or that any members of the clerical profeuies skoakt
leave their families unprovided for. Some who followed
that Profession were enabled to attain station sad opulence,
whilst others could Namely ntaintsia their positioa. It won
the latter class of persons that the pretreat inatitutiaa was
designed to serve, and he was quite sure that their dense
would always be attended to so long as the society caatlased
to receive the moossragemest it deserved.
The next toast was that of "Lord Denman. Ike via-
president of the weeletr."
The RECORDER of London having ntarnerl Moak' on
behalf of the noble lard,
The LORD MAYOR proposed " The stewards of the
Swivel, and those to whom they were indebted for the
estertainmeset "

The Biala* of bIibNCHESTRIL retuned Omaha, stating
that be was extremely happy to be present as et interesting
as oesesica. The oßse be bad the beam to bold pissed
his ia the midst of a large and populous distriet, and he
bad therefore 'may opportunities of obserring the advan-
tages which resulted host tate saleable Institution. As to
the differences which existed. awned certain seentbres of
the rofeuiva, he woald Moors' that he, for one, had no
fait DOl thattll.ollMlll*.tould continue to hold its position
' I. this enatry.

?SOLO= KAYOS tka pre "The lllollop of Loa-
mmd
The Blass of BANG= rehear thanks, stating that
Sae right rev. prelate Misr health had besa proper was
abeam on assort it Inner
Varese era rase term ssesessively disposed of, and at
the der et Ow 0= do treasurer of the moiety is
misused that Me relived &arias the day is behalf
411 the charity IMO or to : liant saluted is the oaths-
-1901.; at the dimmor. 4441.; maul suber_iptart,
33
idividrl262l. laiiker„ ),151.ioinalaisseire of 1001. fro
te Bost sack g
$ll stowarde, whims mottrits.tieess, hoterr, asseeding to
meter meat to defray the sorra of the day.
It appeared bra • surreal of meats terra ia the
year 1869 to slargrissa'a widows, adult milldam daughters,
adult seas, and Ile the payers of appetites hes and estate,
mar the teed mere was 14,1371., the number of persona
rehired berg MA Included is this statement was aa
aramosinsat that the feeds of the lastituties have been
lately distrishing, whilst the &alas apes them are aerially
imaraing, r well in amber as is smear sad merit; eel
the sormaitter trusted that publicity of ibis far wasaloes
wasting to assure an adequate oddities to the rarer of
domes and rand subseribers.
The amount ender d ea the present tweesion, it appeared,
was 2211. sore thaa the roust neared at the forma of
last year.