The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-05 00:00:00

NEW ZEALAND.

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eetary
"er The m.elba then weeded.
• ROWAN CATHOLIC MICIMMOTRIC Or CASHEL.—
The Lioterielt Reporter sip that HOW* coal of
the sewirdes of the )feet Rev. Dr. P. Ireahrelt
of Or li eat Zesty, have her reeird beta and the 1
tressellee d the eselithhopt Is il ratg es to take
passe.
TIMI CATHOLIC USITHIBITT.-••We =:ikli
, NIA se lisk asiberly, in rellassod le,
1 eVellts eel De. rewire till SAW
es seeltieldp of re Ire
orl seri psiperi le
_ .
ART Tilalane RIIIIBITION.—The attend-
=Wednesday ablest ; the loito ;eats :--Ad-.
; total, 7,89 M ewe 'IRV&
eWLew
&ir visitors we the Dur rit
Ihe Lord Wasp of St.
Her Term liarltlire sod berrelle.
wee the lisessows wien re urpory of .imp
ereasSieler bran Seethes weswegenil
&CHM RAIIMONIC SOCIETY:RIO=
Of bred Hoe- 11xod the LAM Lesiispidigle sisal he
the restWreal..fthee am direr
aI.IC Coate. is tie large beer fhb Waft)
geeCLet wersofelesk.
of Taailleeriones Trillf.—The serroser
raw fee le derier ~e bra her sot ell their/Or
re sortie deep rim Yr. Lew* ere, of Horeb Ws
stereseilia rebreeasisestiy et lie pier set Ilwo awl at
the whiled sok* f
wd
von as bidlo at
the Ow she Ow& Atesrokrs be mist,. geit.'
04 Is wit Os pat.—
Slateheltaits.—ln the welargtht Witagt
~al Mae pool, perkely terra es Ire
this pee he deste irrararit tees WM ri
rag iltreer eat drawer, wale Tea
ries es Who roe. Isiesse haw her Irma n-
er . Os esitregdes week Wan I so bwilk so-
swaiwill br ow ellotott Ist sot he. Writs Or this
abowei Isia. Os wohirprdrast at lies torthet days
el....glAtisagen=hrlha to is Ono% the stl-
• AO; whisk sr Ind le
Wiest awn vsswilt==.6lsh set ot as
wet air Ira. aid Ali awls eras
Os Iselt. sell sell hreer:l NV Alas et car-
rygewspreesesse traiervilib Mom Olaf
selectregle ere erindre..llw hise ertyped,
all hie atraint went wither Woo 'ewer Saws the
at
roar wee ger ther*, sot sow Odlowes
Mrs at • powerful eletwervr yrs mire rt. Isonewed
tries to the sows, the sedisil hat Is Ow' a swat piore
Of veer, or • tattoo Sidi K 18 bsil• he dim, Into the
weir, sod the Ist to row se let is esstabh ss as to be
or of sight he
rr serrel Al Ms sat
sowwithett, NA
the pow task& wash* at ate reliks ha
the mesh Ihowese twOote et aft ell Wm
vim sea wit wee. SOB tat et ladhlt it
Wit ones wail Is stem et Ihs. • Om. Os
easswolss—lhrthwe
84rItErOlf IN Two CosatooleO—Between the
lion that has saw wins s stss—swe lola the glory wig '
stmt &Mgr 4 tiourbed—hat Os Os essetsly isms- '
nst at Os lbws, thsts:silearstows. Is sedwilitt
two-lostas est Os two soli
01:1,
Rorie& !Vander kOs sswelleshe at
their sour ditto. se the lbws Ihs Hot-
tentot. The who has sae
irignorries with
him ea ushopettal sspekwes; be Ina the gods,
sod Womb theft's UMW hit arm. Tirlow of
that ecstatic lour hover here .Is lle lair, room-
piny his moonlight marshes , es marter
meow thrill him with retrogress se Its
ilea-Wouslit Ms. sad al will a Wade Iliwili •
all ine lime searate. Thus Ad. Os the saw;
slew et swot ass tieliii• lambi buiese, erg
create uyeah Wiliturni4BE wlllstbere.
aunt by rasahseists, aM
ow, hiesser e usitsgess
itswass imam of veallee tantellis tee-
totem low asimusi maw Lima
as thew son '
__bale Os mow Ills sets be he owed siwolhise of
Os Oahe wwwwwwslis vet bit sissegat. as=
*wad Isesessi swast ell s Owspsikollisi
Os shako odd ha igasest. DO wowths me b wry
tallowit; ows, as ant at Woo We/ pi Owe
_meg
lit sot who debt reveals the polway e
lls,s wets Os,
ars haw Os tsway
arth WO soaks as Noah
Wow her op the , Itsrs isms Its mighty sad
warms he is
ilele in lbw. sdisootwesbeett
assfly Orwssiss thst toe twessohlteketwalowiwsmie vs
for Dim—sear-bee, or a torb.--Asersers•

ARRIVAL OF THE Nana JAANO.
(,11,0111 0011 ORIF ODIIIIMPOINVINT.) •
LITIVOPUTIOMSD*T.
This events, the • en-royek mail British and Ann-
tralian packet Oliver tang, Captain Mendell, be-
longing to the Black Bull Bne,arrivediu the Mersey.
She mailed from New Zealand en the 28th March.
The fourth and but seeska' of the Provincial
Council of Auckland terminated its sitting al the

20th February:
On the 9th of Kan& the foundation stone of the
hews to tke general and provineial Megatons
was laid ender emourable cirmtmstanem.
The Ross of Shares, the Myrtie,and the Memnon
ban London, and the Indian Qee!tt from Liverpool,
lied arrived eat, end. all .their pmetegen of the
labouring dam had been .readily engaged within
a short distance of Wellington, as a rod demand
for a large additional ameba ,et labourers .atill
masted.
',Gold had been discovered tit Momacte Ray, Nel-
eon, bat the yield was not large.
The (memorial advice* are satisfactory. Tloa ear-
goes of the ships above mentioned were being floored
of at generally romeserathe prices.
The auto= revenues 'how a large incroloil...
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EXPRESS pßost not

Crass ova ma omsarasriassel
I 'FARM, Tarlerivar EYII4IIIO.
A image ism argils on die elections in the
Chnsfiretionnell signed by M.llteaker de Caesegnac,
timid seem tq show that the government feels the
enmity of mailing itself to the full extent of the
dicisioa of the 'Coat of Caseation, which holds it
to he sinlawthl is third parties to circulate electoral
til:with.* the authorisation of the prefect.
litirtestooiy.two internal; can ravel,
their vise esseisat—" the lowermost, in
the name idltety, and the candidates in the mess
of their aia sereioes," end that exiting
inaituliefte laws wisely suppressed "MUNN*
agents, sail 'sisstioussein' g brokers." Every ma
my nee war Ike., bat no man will be ehgeliftlli
'to althea aims "by means of falsehood If
intrigue.' All this while the prefects as In
"enlighten the electors' as 'to their chaise
of a candidate." IL de Ceingnee attdieplie
entirely to the ignorance of foreigners of duo
working of universal garage in France the Ma
tie@ that the " public and solemn intervention ef
the government in support of certain canalising.
see be any restriction on the free choice of the eke-
tors. As a proof to the contrary, he instances the
enormous majority obtained by lands Napoleon in
11148, in spits et all the isliesnos of General Gavel-
gam. who Odin wielded a dictatorship. He chooses to
forget, however, that though General Consignee
certainly did the bet he could for himself, he did
nothing unfair against Louis Napoleon's friends and
supporters. He left the press free to sappoct his
MORN Bonapartia committees were free to meet and
organise amassing all over the sonatry, and the
terrors of maimary patio were not invoked against
"agitators, &gouts, and electioneering brokers," on
the pretence that they were misleading the peoples
The Carrier do Ban Nits (not edited by m
nonat foreigner) complains that the preennopeel.
slim of the peas with regard to elections ie lit ge
peril and uncertainty. " Supposing," it atiii,el Int
journal wishes to oppose a government sanliithBll
can it do so without being likely to draw down wan
itself a warning? If names may be ceneened.
within what limits must the discussion be ognileni?
It is very desirable, for the sake of the departmental
rem that some certain rule should be laid down to
gala our course over this slippery ground."
The (racial notice given to the press of certain
departments to abstain from discussing the electoral
question has, according to the Pkare de la Loire,
been withdrawn. That journal says :—" The Presse
will no longer doubt the correctness of our assertions
he reference to the notice addressed to the provincial
pees. This notice, as we had been led to expect by
the circular of the Minister of the Interior, her now
been alicially withdrawn."
The first electoral address, profession de foi, as it
is felled, has just come to light. It is issued by M.
lahrserand; the sitting member for the Vervins in
the Aims, who slairas a renewal of the confidence of
the asetors. The substance of his circular is said
by the (barrier de Paris to be simply this, " I have
little to say to you, we have known each other a
keg time."
The dirrti de l'Ordre of Amiens puts forward u an
apposition candidate for the Somme M. Cretan,
- in the history of the last Legislative Assembly
Ile On frequent renewal of the motion known as
" La preposition Cretan," for recalling the Orleans
princes from exile.
The Union Franc Comeoise pronounces in favour
of M. de Moutalembert, who comes forward es en
opposition candidate in the Denbo.
A letter from Bordeaux states that the elections
will be disputed in each of the five circumscriptions
of the Gironde.
The Bourse again opened heavily, but late in the
afternoon there was a sudden and considerable rally,
owing to a report that the Bank of France is about
to lower its discount from Bto ii per cent. The
weekly meet in g of the bank council, however, broke up
to-day without its bein gpnblicly known that any such
anesaide had been taken, but in consequence of the
lags increase in the bullion, it is confidently be-
Bead that the reduction will be made soon. The
Haste rose 20c. both for cash and account, closing
at 68fr. 86e. and 69fr. 20e. Mobilier, after having
fallen as much as 40fr., recovered and closed with a
rise of 2fr. SOe. The Orleans railway rose 101 r. ;
Northern, 7fr. 500.; Lyons, 18fr. 76e.; Mediter-
ranean, 15fr. ; Southern, Lifr. ; Western, sfr. ; and
Grand Central, 21r. 50c.; Eastern left aat yester-
day's price.
A quarrel of long standing among the shareholders
of the Usievre, has ended in the concentration of
all the shares iu the hands of M. Louis Venillot, the
editor, who triumphantly announces this morning
that nothing will be changed in the attitude or
doctrines of the journal. The Univers will there-
fore continue to be the organ of the Jesuits and the
extreme ultramontane church party, as it has been
ever since 1842.

The Pope arrived at Sinigaglia, his birth-place,
oft the 26th ult. After staying there two dap, ha set oat for
Few, but stopped at Pesaro for the night. Re is expected
at Bologna on the 9th.

ELICOTIOR FOB If ORDAR.
---
George Bows, the seam= of the Blaney gunboat,
who was carddiad, a taw May mantas of the Canal Cri.
=CM" of the mortar of Based Lang, • corm.' el
ea hosed Ms aim vameiribitag Iritorrith a
l'airlArmat b-heaprisonar appears. td ham
ondoesad limnifly well. H.
Mt, of damn
bas cerOaady standsd by the Rm. Watson . Mist.
olds. 4 the= NM wand to pay
- Masa= Is He asmalatka afforded Mm by
dot gandara. • TM primer, wader ths ciamarshuman,
coal sot atiasqt to deny bis guilt; bat lur states
..iLa
woots=sr at ths tins, rad that in • maim g
thehis ft
hy anMea, la side uniertuldiC
assard.ol haMa the dully _ f ttivi7 wpm liro ; sal be
&dams dat ha wss utisdiumbie to corded lantelf ; hut be
Mis Itammtly espmsawl deep agree for tits set be had com-
mitted, and at the sums dors admitted that hit lilt
was jelly Wind. It is not tam, it appears, Ma any
munerial was Mat to the goveMmeni, praymg fur a commu-
te:fat 4 the egial smates- ;Mffeed, dor crisis was df such
• ram est Warms huh is biziotsse to make such an
and the mimosa frau tha toceuenrof his
VIZ Imo ondsdp,sp#Beas to vs been quite resigned
In
Ms culprit wee s mem of Lesion, bat the only filmiest
who have visited Ma see two dawn Me ma under an an.
=totals amairt to a saapialsbis run woman et the
lad ahs was pamiltsd a
Maw an imMivimmiledith":"lndadtar esnriatise at the Gm
tad Celmid Ossrh Maiden ass Mahe ths last dross
1 Itag edam My he the tows the
Is ffs
./IM"trit watts at die and bar at Wassail,
mail lealya 7 o'cloct yesfeeday
1 ibs to the weeder who indehargs
itti".,.. e."22r.ritebrlllritt4.2 of teawas a atm semplied wide, and three rulers of
=Ls givan Is ilm des Idris al which be as, sp.
abets* eillel‘ He shortly enema& mind to
CIVIMIId bWm ism beer, and a quart of stout yea
Wiwi ad la ask the whole of it, and that
=tais plan The primer sitar this 'Aid for a this et
a 11l soda
me are gives le Wm
heay bane= &ask, the (tee appoint 4 the
lb* undar.aberiff, scrota trit
•=121:1 Mad me the geol, and tiny axe
Eris the all arm as Maw ma me oeseita
yells sal iyabe alma essama sew Mr. 8111yarr
Me swarres al Ms pMes, alba bia me any re.
fella ir venal
that be me my
pada ihr Maim Imbed mead. sa la esti times
mess that be dela is be are he bin was that Ms Moths@
ehaaM be Modal mar is bit haft Ida be
owsmays sad
It is was saund thad this wawa shwa is al.
=the ammeeilemr, limer=eal le plata ea
Ile't lad bola dans tae awned mond War et
am maim Warm amp be had beta plea, saiimooli
Me by Its Mama said, " Goad bye'
The pmeesedem am them foamed, W the cape MIMI
=
imy the mays Wain to the am, W meremla the
vat soak la stop. _ The mowaat YMA alma
:leis mamas bean be looked calmly imed albs la
area. ea edema then phced the esp mar bis Ma
aid aff
espies irm& the sips; die drop then fell, mil dos mita sr
peered to int ablest a stesiggla
Tho body, after Malin( an your, wee cut (own, and was
buried in the coarse at the day within the precincts of the
PM. "—r•--"""---.----"'--.—..

HEALTH OF Botional E.—The following is ex-
tracted from a letter, dated Boulogne, May 28:—" At the
approach of the bathing seism it may be as well
tion
of to resume
intending visitors as to the unitary condi this
favourite pluto of resort, and to contradict any unfavour-
able irapreomons, which may still remain from last year.
The alarm that wee caused by the appearance at 80-elope
of that severs form of sore throat which had rev/oust,
shown itself at Patin and many other points in the north el
France, and has since appeemd in several other places, is
too well known for any a
snjury to be done to the locality bp
referring to it. But tatistics now chow, what, of curse.
eonld sot be known at the time, that it was very far from
prevailing to the extent that was at one moment inferred
from a few unfortuftate instincts to which general anew
trots became directed. On the other heed, since last sum-
Lion
the exertions of the municiulity have been streasounly
and unremittingly engaged on the improvement of the
sanitary condition of the locality; and the favourable
rank of these exertion. I. proved by the prevent low
rate of eicetality, which is eonaderably under the
I am waned that for several months past
at =ms been no cues of iufantine febrile disorders at
Bealegne beyond those isolated instances which octet froth
tine tellme in every centre of poppnlatitm, and grist,,tat
frees o '
r Wel awe, but from Me very nature of
isnlitiet la this respect the health of Boulogne durinoraii
Tee MEW ow be advantageously compared with that of
sessull el Ole usiarltbrmring. towns. The onortelire duo
&srn yew. 1857, bu amounted to 315 fru the let of
Eormeerspu falba 26th of May, being at the rate of 755 deaths
•Tese.• wbile la 1856 there were 986 deaths. 384 of which otr
otheselbtheesa the let of ienuary and thetlitla of May. The
eredelllr 4E1855 exceeded that of 1856. It Is clear, thee,
thee Ile welleity has been diminishing for some years put,
while a 1111111111111•YOMOrt auurence is found from emir
pax/wit te the sepokides, which, although estimated at
x 5,739 by oars amm. is believed to amount to 40,000.
The Le,dllwl Ms el lesioxue are unetnireous in dating
that at teat the public health in M a eatisfactory
ectuditiee; awl ace ill SCCOTtiAtlet. 'with the reputation to
rn
locality bee always enjoyed for saluhrity. I think it is °elf
a matt, d justice at the opening of the bathing season te
glve three Interested in Boulogne an opportunity of stating
the truth segrading its tannery condition, end thus retnov-
hig iMpalerthene which, if not corrected, might exercise se
unfavourable hafluenos ea the cumber of vittitere."
CATCIIING Flail BY TELMA irlt.—At Henrik
Moue end Elliors yard, a One submarine cable is bring
rude far the Norwegian govern Thin ia pmbably the
Ent electric telegreph which baser been used fir fishing
per/Imes. During the fishing reason the shuts of herrings
eater the Muds of Norway at most unexpcard intervali, and
at pieces where often not more than one or two Selinty.t.eats
an to be toad. Before the boats from the surrounding tau
and Stab am be summoned to the mail, the herrings have
spawned, and are away to sea again. Te prevent
=areleated dieeppointmenta end lure to the thbeneee.
tie Neewesten government is about to lay • rubneune
cable along some 50 miles of the coast moot frequented 11,1
the shoals, with lend stations at short distaerep torateune
eating with the fishing villages. sit n
the Acta
urn in the offing, therefore (and it can always be known al
a distance by the whale,' w hick purround it), a nte,Mle WE
be sent along the coast tel each lue the fiord or ba/
which it hu entered. Al: for th pore herrings! That
will splash heedlarodv over the queer-looking rope on tle
bottom without thinking that it is teilitM their numbers sal
the way they have taken, and guiding their pursuers to Et
destruction of them alt.—Timm
CIiIISAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DIY..
Taunus; JCNT. 4.—Admiseinns ea puniest, 6,0
ditto by MID= tickets, 381 ; Nag, visitors, 7,384.