The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-05 00:00:00

STEAM SIRTICI IN rim MID,

Home time before hi. de MI (*nye the Timm) it
was underline's.' that Count Cavour manifested the viewing
desire to promote all those improveinenM of the MUM ef
internal awl cowl communion/0a throughout the Moab=
at Italy which appo er sweetie' to its rapid sous-.etten.
.1 system for • complete pond and peewees, AIM mobs
is the Mediterranean was amoeg the prised* et them
object.. mid negotiations for it. astaldieheemet ea •
sound nod induaand hub had b. seem tine I.
proper. His incessott, it oar appose% km Mopes&
this win policy with equal warmth, and a senowdem his
bore definitively greeted to an Eagliali somgenn whe ere
to perform the following services, which are to have the ad-
vantage of being free from all police awl paseport resole.
hoes, the company !Omani* being allowed to erect whereon
and lawlieg-places, thus avoiding for tin first tiros es the
Mediterranean the um of small hosts for lending goods sad
pamangen

" Three weekly voyages between news and Naples • two
weekly voyages between Gel2lAl and Palermo, COO of then
caniag at Leghorn ; one weekly voyage between NMI sad
Zaino, coiling at Leghorn two voyages per most& be-
tween Casco and Tusk, touching Leghorn, Torten, sad
Cagliari ; four voyages per month between Goma and Oar
hart, two Who; at Terranova, sal two calling at Torten ;
two voyages per smooth between Leghorn sod Chgliari,
touching at TOMMOVII ; two voyages per masa& blew...
and Naples ; four voyages per aIKOIII between
Irotbos and Porto Tones, touching Omni' four tams every
mouth .ind naddelses twice per mouth ; four voyages per
month ',mean Leghorn and Porto Torres, touching Huila
and Iladdaleua ; eight voyages per month between Leghoire
and the Isle of Elba, satoodiss twice every mouth to
!Issue', the island of Giglio, Y. &dams, and Piornhiso."

Mr. &wkly.+ next volume is intended to contrast
the eirilisation d Germ/ay and the United States.
Ms. Harvey pre sump to the Queen, at her
Majesty'. Drawing Room last week, • copy of her " Croke
ie the Claymore on the coast of Syria," handsomely boned
iu carved cedar brought by her from Lebanon.
M. du Chaillu writes to the Times:—" At a
matiog of the Ethnological Society on Tuesday lost, owing
to a gnus penciled attack on me by an individual preeent,
apparently nee of those who have for • month past imow
molly per...muted me by casting doubts upon my veracity,
I deeply regret that, in a inoment of great irritation, I was
guilty of cutlet most naboonening, which is peculiarly
reateuy to the naegm of society, and which I was
sever before guilty of. I hope, therefore, you will
allow um, through the column. of your widely-
circulated papaw, to ezprem my deep sod sinew
apology for what occurred. I have also felt myself
Wend to apologise to the member, of the Ethoologiesl So.
tidy through their President.— I remain, sir, your obedient
aervast, T. B. Do CNAILLEI.-129, Moant-etmet."
INKTITVTION or CIVIL ENUINKEIL4.—The Council
el the luslitiaties of Cl.o Rammer; have swanked the fol-
lowing ngpremiums for pers reed during the genius ltido-61 :
I. Telford mold, paawl • °mined premium of books, to
William Henry Preece, Assoc. Inst. C.E., for his
" the the Mstunrostme and Ouretality of Submarine
is Snall.w Waters." 2. A Telford medal, and the Hanby
pmenium, is book., to (levee Parker Bidder, ion., for hie
paper "I M the National Damtnes." 3. A Telford social,
to Francis Fox, 11. last. C. E., for his leper "Oa the
Linulta of Trials of Varieties Imo Permanent Way."
4. A couaril premium of book., to YredeMelt Inaitheratte,
X lea. C. F... fur his paper "Os the Rise sad Fall of the
River Werth, : ii. Spein-ta. Tributaries and Pelhatiew"
I. A eonwil premien of books, to Georg* Harwood,
M. lea. C. E., for his paper "O• the River Orwell and es
hrt IL • comma premium of hooka, to
HAIL Amor. last fat his paper "Oa the
1...t.n; Railway at tie Forth sal Tay Perna"
l'onti.lf ORPHAN CORPRIATION. The Lord
of York will preach far this valuable Men.
now haysandingseat, at Um Chapel Royal,
W an.-1,4. Already seedy lilt) children of destitute
•"lord rt.-wanes me re:ernes as eaciaUset gratuitous educa-
te., tboonh its moose ; but the 1•111001.• ate oaioua to
meows. the number to NU, as the maw which require their
have bees paratully augmented by the large somber of
charily' which have been erected lately without adequate
vadowfteste
Tait Waavtale STRIKE AT Dem/T.—Ws are
rt.l to anaounee the tenninetwa of the shove strike. no
cies, a$ their own request. went to work yesterday upon
tat teems weed aloe by the meters.