The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-29 00:00:00

LA PLATA.

The British Packet, of the 17th August, says " The
present week was ushered in by an event of a pleasing end
grateful character. On Sunday 'awning, August 11, the
French steamer Flu:than hove In eight, having on bolted his
Ezeilleney Rear Admiral Le Prodour, commander-in chief
of the French naval threes in the Plate, and actual minirer
plenipo'entiary of the French republic. The flag-ship of the
national sradron welcomed the patient and respected ad-
, miry on has arrival with • salute of 17 guns, which was duly
acknowledged by the French corvette Astrolabe, to which
the admiral's ensign hmi been transferred. The Astrolabe,
in her turn, saluted the town with 21 guns, and this oomph-
sent was returned by the battery Libertad."
About one o'clock his Excellency Admiral Le Predour
disembarked, attended by his secretary, M. Renee de Realm,
gad accompanied by the Oriental chargé d'affaires to this
government, Don Antonio de los Royer.
The captain of the port and aide-de-eamp of his Excel-
leacy, Don Pedro Ximener, and citizen Dos Manvino Totems,
were in waiting to receive stet welcome the illustrious
visitors en their landing. The mutual greetings and salute-
dons were cordial in the ex,reme.
As to the result of the negotiations nothing that we know
of has transpired ; but the courtesy and cordiali'y alluded to
are favourable 'edit:idiom.
The course of the money market tended to the came
conclusion. Tranmetiens had been effected at u low •
figure as 233{ current dollars per ounce, and it was known
that various cent:stets were pendiog at considerably lower
rates,"leaving the Bolls and Bears of 'Change (says the
British Packet of the date alluded to) to adjust their own
affairs as best they may."
The latest dates from Monte Video by this arrival are to
the 12th of August inclusive. Alluding to them the British
Packet remarks We have received /Koala Video pap, rs
down to the 12th. They contain no later news than those
by the packet Seagull. As the foreign policy of the British
cabinet is in bad odour with the Monte Vedean scribes,
everything tending to denigrate Lord Palmerton is repro-
duced with puerile complacency. The motives and °Vests
of such pAicy are transparent. Their gorge rims at the re-
, gelation of the Santo Convention, and the anticipation of the
ILa Predour one exasperates their rage."
" To the filthiest' and unbelieving it may be some console-1
don," says the Packet, "to bear from the lips of the Com.
onercia, ' that the brig Alcibiadee sailed on the morning of
the gib test , carrying to France a copy of the treaty, ad
referendum, agreed upm between President Oribe and
Admiral Le' I'redour. We have also the eatisfaction of
aammuseing, from the same authority, that the Brasil cabinet
sad the British authorities in Rio Janeiro have come to in
nimble understanding respecting the recent fusee at Perm
• Imperigi government seems to have at last decided as
patting down, at once and for ever, that abomination of
abominations—the slue trade.
The commercial &deices brought by the William Peile
state that owing to • depreciation in the saliency, monetary

affairs had been partially deranged, and wry. conrequeetly
at a standstill. Pr, duce was scarce, and very doer. They
circums, antes, cosi led wi h the hot of few sins being In
port, caused little to be doing in Ireigh.s, the rates sy
which were low. Egcbanie on England was quut‘d at Ps,
per ounce cash.

THE CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP OF

the eardiarilital hit; sessise as shernals Ice um title, I
h, the private conaittory which we attended, the Church
of St. Podentiene, in which St. Peter la grounded', believed
behave enjoyed the hospital,ty of the noble sad partly Bei.
fled family of the Senator Padua.
01n that setae consistory we were enabled wangles to
ash for the archiepiscopal petits, for mar MOO ON of West.
Wadi!' ; and this day we have heen invested, by the hands
01 the Skirl MO pastor and pontiff himersK with this bodge of
metropolitan jolt...diction.
The event work, then, is complete; what yea hare long
&fired and rayed for is granted. Your beloved tionstry
hes received a rime among the fah chambers which, nor-
mally constituted, form the splendid segregate of catholic
communion; eetholic England has been restored to its orbit
is the imeleamitical firmament, hoe white its light had
wit vanished, and b. gin, now anew its wane of regularly
adjusted action round the centre of unity, the source of
itradietios, of light, and of 'lima. How wonderfully all
this has been brought about—how clearly the hand of God
be. Imes shown M every step, we hue not now leisure to
raise ; bat we may hope soon to reasant to you by weed of
mouth. In the meantime we will content oareelves with
asearing you that, if the eincordant voice of Mom venerable
and most eminent counsellors to whom the Holy See
commits the regulation of eceluisstieal affair', in IBM
smeary mantnee, cd the overruling of every variety of
Murat, and datives, to the rendering of this measure
alsoot see easy, if the earnest prayers of oar holy
roan'. and his moot sacred oble•ios of the divine sacriflop,
added to his own deep and earnest reflection, can form to
the eatholie heart an earnest of bumeoly direction, an as-
mimes that the spirit of truth, who guide. the church, has
here inspired its supreme head, we cannot desire Amager or
more consoling cold. ace that this moat important measure is
from God, hes his eaneion and bleating, and will eons.-
/pertly prosper.
"Then truly is this day to we • day of joy and exultation
of spirit, the crowning day of lung horse, and the opening day
of bright orospetits. How meat the nista of our country,
whether R. ,man or British, 851 m or Norman, loek down
from their seats of bliss with beaming gleam upon this
new evidence of the faith and cherub which lad them
to Flory, oympathisieg with than who have faithfally
adhered to topes through centuries of ill-repute, for the
truth's sake, and now re .p the fruit of their patine
end loott.statferino. And all those Eeseed martyrs of
these later ages, •ho have fought the betties of the faith
under such discouragement, who mourned, more than
over their own fetters or their own pate, over the desolate
ways of their own tkon and i'm departure of Eagland's
religions whry ; oh, hew tiny must bless God, who bath
.gun tiered his people, how take part is our joy, u they
we the hemp of the temple again e kindled and rebrighten-
i„r—a• they behold the 811Vtf link. of that chain which his
connected their country with the see if Peter la its vicarial
government cheesed tato burnished gold—not stronger nor
tents eloetly knit, bat more beautifully wrought and more
brightly arrayed.
"And in wattle, will it be fairer or brighter than in this,
that the plow el more to/woe love will be upon It. What-
@wear sincere attachment and anninehthe devotion to the
Bali See till sow, then is • new impedes% cast into these
Menge ; a warmer gratitude, a tenderer affection, •
profoooder admiretios, • boundless and endless seas. of
elocation for so sew, so greet, so sublime a gift, will be
added to past sentimeots of loyalty and fidelity to
the mem se of Peter. Our venerable pontiff has shown
lewd( a true shepherd, a VIM fw her • and we enact but
coven to oar prati;tade to him in our meet fervent lasses*,
is th, I itotaote of prayer. For when we raise ear voices,
as is meet, in load awl fervent thanksgiving to the Al
moo,. y fees the p,prift, pita bestowed open our portion of
Chewer viseyarel, we will she implore every choice blew
tag on him who leas Men es fArnally the divine instrument
ia wearies, it We will pray teat his rude over the :harsh
mat be pr•lunetid to many Pees, for its welfare ; that health
sad strength may be pus reed to him for the discharge he
ed
hi. ardor is eu,s; that Flot aid grace may be granted
to him proper Iced to the saWienity of his dike; and that
epiool.hops. —peel end spi rust, may be poured out
upon tint &nu eantly, in compeoestion for put sorrows and
past irsos rust. And of mew wawlaucies may ens of the
moat awe. v, ate patereal Wart be the propagation of holy
fOliffioll in as' c• entry, tee advertent nt of ht. spiritual
children then in true piety and &yeti in, mei our .ter M-
uerte 'Section and wissometet to the see of B'. Peter.
" Is order, t". refer, that air that Wirier/ may be
made with WI hemming ea/smelly, we hereby enjoin as
foliose s :
Tote est pv'enl letter shell be publicly read in all
the &web., and aerie of the arehdicemee of Werlaiartf
Keel the di eft, of Soatiwask, es the &today after Its being
rece,wel.
„y Uo Sunday fallowing there stall be, In every
seek elisuch er e.aprl, a whom benedirrion of toe d
auweriert, at ohch shell be eme the T. Deus, with the
yowl wrist. ley 4 prayers, with the prayer also' Ft :glints
Dees Pswor et Weer,' foe the Pope.
.3. Ti,. collect 'l'm OftOIGSDNI Attlee,' or thanks-
einem. and that for the Poore shall be incited in the moss of
that our sod h,r two deys foUowing.
"4. Where based-ti .n is
With it' pups., 1.411 be reeled we save after mass, and the
e.,*tta abos• r.uned shall be added no enjoined.

"Sad ►t the sans time earnestly entreating for ourselves
ales a place la leer fervest prayers, ere Weimar {ropier,• tor
r• a a•ul farrow on yea the Mewing of Almighty Gad,
Fattnr, Sen. as Linty Ghne•. Atom.
"Gtv.ci of the Vleiniaian Ga•a of. Anne, this ith day
of Uctaber. is the year of oar lend IS6O.
irgued) " NU:MOLL
"Carafes) ArchbeilLip or Wiestroineter.
•.131 trammed of hie Its,in.ne-,
Fuacla Butts, Secretary.

A Sttsxv VOTE or CEN6IIIIE.—At the Wet but-
quit, on iricitleut occurred which 'bows the estimation
in which Mr. George Hudson is at present he!d in
!..s tiirri r stronghold—tte corporation of York. In
pr. parin.: for the rt c- pt ion of the guests, the paint-
gs, (+1.115 portraits, were all transferred from the
M stet ion ht,uet• to the walls of the bar quetirg room
in the Guildhall, with thr sole exception of that of
Mr. Iti.d.on, • hich wee ft ft slurs in its glory, them
depriving ti a trt ex-mayor of tho privilege of wit-
nessing the dinner, even in elicr.
Coe we ov CHANCERY (Counre PALATINE or LAN-
audis I-On Friday lost, the new set to emend the I'rse-
tie. and No.reenines of the e art of Chanson (Atha C noty
Faison, of Ltacastor will cons iota len*. This set. wh:cb
ernasics we•iose, states that tar Cart of Chancery of
the C..otity P.:etlse of Lancotter it an ancient smut. and
Lee been lewd greatly best Beal to the is' ahitsnts of the
s ar,:y ; end, furrh.p, that it is expedient, in order to extend
tt'e attrattsees of the mut, that certain alt. rations and ins-
, sort 1114 ore should b• effected in the jurialletion, prattle • ,
anti pn•nedit ge damn,. Amordingly, power is given to
the Chanettor of the Curtly, wish the advise mad contest
of th. (Theoreticr and one of this Vies-Chaneellors of
the 4igb Curt of Chant-try, to stake extensive alterations
en forms an I in,de el proceedings, and generally in the pro-
ce,fisre of the coon, wit► perwiwion to adopt and modify
any rat, s of the High Court of Chancery. Fees ►ra to b•
d, and parks mop obtain the opinion of the evert on
so eel casts. Another improvement *Meted by this statute
. the power Riven to the Chancellor to admit all 'tunnies
ar,.l Pr:triton to practise in the Court of Chancery of the
('-unty rid-tune. end to abolish the office and p ivilegts of
the el tits in court., which ales confined the pretties to the
p...t.1.!!.1 tow.— -

A niNT io CAPITaI.I.II.—The Lender says :
With moiny so very pkwilu, as it has lately bean, we won-
der why no ere relative capitalist bag ever bit upon the
not Inn of r.itir g up a Joint-stock Land Company, for the
purchase of large estates I. Ireland, to be sold again in
lots, at a moderate edemas in price. In Ragland such a
company cotud tot 'slily obtain land sufficient for its opera
tione; but in Inland the eoaatite of land brow:lit into the
market, %broach the rperkti,o of the Entanibtred Estates
bill, precuts Ite finest pmeible opp rtunite. Were such a
company formed, with a ',vital of 1.000,0001. or so, it might
materially WOW in elevating the condition of the Irish
people. W. hear complaints from all gamins of the its-
menu, SIMNITs of small farmers who are hurrying away to
the United States, to *mope from landlordimi and pa-raper
loin. Mi rof ;hese emigrant* are industrious men who haws
P.,,041 a little money. Few of them wculd leave Ireland if
they law any chance of Wiest able to buy a small farm at •
L. &mats price. A company of capitalists who would enable
a few thousands of these thrifty, bard working peasant* to
. .
wiled be doing •
0 le Mts.
We understand
d 1111, Ode It of the
held on Thursday
agitation will regard
objeeu roughs
. al tb• Dock
oa board Tamils
,sae, and the Mob-
age are informs., that
communicate with the
• town on the subject,
ry parramentery node's
'ntroduced into peril-
to supporters of the
the eltamber never
fi of the trimmest:tip,
the dock soave iton,
of the dock rotate
• adoring' spirit of
4 that the dock
local committers
•ce entering the
the corporate
nabserrimat to the tete-
' landing stage, which
meeting of the
it amendment,
~ a majority of
appose f rthwitb,
of the house, and
other associated

Tz LEORAPH.-A I

Llverpo^,, on
of Lt-.
WI., for 1001
s Union Bulk
of tir cashier
Was 'stained ;
e boss. In ites
r ince did
,aorayed to the
des was is Liver-
lerwardied, is tees
' On Thursday
tessaritti for

I ',mime owners of a small piece of land, with
I laudable work, while promoting their own inter.
I Tn E DOCK TRUST AT LIVERPOOL.—Wo I
(says the Liverpool Aldiour), that a seared sir
Areere.e Cnember of Commerce was held or
relet.th to several (mitten at present in agitation
1 t, the smug. meet of the Dock Estate. The of
1 by the chamber an, to alter the oonetitation I
e^ mint,. peen lesion tout, flees and lights on I
is the dodo, subject to proper regulatione, ate
4 lobnient of a home for emigrants. We see jell
I the chamber ihAve ;decided to commenicatc
o her othriantile assoeiations of the town on
I aad that in 0 emesattate the recesary parlemet
will be giro, so that a bill may be introduced
curt e. st veer. It is stated, by the support
p Imettweist in the chamber, that "the chi
• co%teinplree depriving the town council of the
• tut simply t. aria. nd the emutitution of the dal
a I-. to adapt It to the altered position of the
I IA rensti•tieuto It in conformity with the orlei
• .• desk ace, which always contemplated eb
1 , At should be teenaged be se fee, utile lota
• `^ .ice benefit of the shipping and commerce ,
li .try, totelly and intirely &mina from th
, - 01, and by ro 02tIllf to be made subservient
if .e! tits latter, m in the cue of the landing 1
• •• the dolt tot‘te 100,0001. At the first me
le , ",e rro4atione were carried without 1
to , :,:mat at • subsequent meeting by a
le • Tte parliamentary notices will appee
a ' "illrgence with the standing orders of the
to ', vartecia will then take place with the oils'
Xe e• on the provisions of the bill.
No I.olmtaT.—Tas ELECTRIC TELEORAPE
a. P,,,e1
,i, • Mado& Pnalr was apprehended M L
"t day. sheeted wick forging the name o
PE ''''..., sr the Glascrow River Trutt. to two WI
A • CA with
~
~!
NG '''. ,r4t efty ea Tuesday hot. The suspieion of
Me 1 I'3 bulk wit cedes' *Ed the bills wer ,
isa
.:al !Ming rsad to ea err in in about au lo
L 4l**!'"' Ilk* r.t.tory wet tretnainad, sad, as
~ rt on Wednesday, information was mm
IA ut .J.-*ki,h lad them to suppers the ?nide* v
L_. liniPiae menage having Mem Mews
Is ...a ...rim hew. afterwards he was raptured. (
. *"4 im. 4 !•lies beak to Glasgow, awl as Friday t
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