The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY ENTilikiliG, S EPTEMBERC 91WILIP:

on, vast as it is, has bees a aouroe of stopsth ant,
wealth, not of weakness and imposerishmena From
America alone, in the nine years bilerssi 1848
1838, the remittances made by emirranta to tb
friends in this country ezoseled '9009;000/.

money, and yet so admirably is the great mechanism
adjusted by which the flax and reflux of population
is regulated, that the mere occurrence of such ad-
-44104 00111107ment u tick breaking out of a war
supplies, is rufficient in itself to arrest the migra-
tion of some 150,000 souls in a single year. With
a country so gigantic in its resources, and at the
same time so teeming with a hardy population only
a little raised above the pressure of want, no serious
apprehension need ever be felt that her battles will
have to be fought by other right arms than those at
her own sons.

UK Coun.

BALMORAL, Garr. 7.

The Queen, tho Prince Consort, and the Princess
Boyd attended Divine Service at the pariah chorch of
Citable yen-dal.
la sitswisses win lady Churchill, the Hes. Fkes Kee-
&said, the Bari of Clffireadoe, Major. Omen' the Hos. C.
Orre, and Colonel the Me. C. Men
The service was patinas* by the Rev. J. Ceire.

Mr. finewbell, from Learned, beg en interview with Sir
George Ors yeeteniey g the Hamosinoe.
le=hes were received at the Colonad-otnce yesterday
(.191111101. of Hangdog.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge hu
askan Olavering Hall, Suffolk, for the shooting season. Hie
royal highness sad party of distinguished visitors have
already had a Ara rod days' sport.

The Dowager NI arehionese of Londonderry ia at
pement rending et Germs Toor, on a vied to her amen-
elm properly he tie many Antrim. BM has limed them
►sdea eerie he a public dinner to bee taralry, fn the
Taws-M➢ et Carsloegh, on Monday, the nen end is
midis ell Mr influence for the improvement et their soda
atrillitra, sad the development of industrial moms= upon
bar =late.

Her Highness the Princes* Pinata and suite
here arrived at the Bruseviel Hotel, from St. Petersburg.

The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland eon-
s/00ms a tour on the madame thuiug the winter.

The Marchioness of Bath is receiving company at
Ye mat in Sores. The Marquis end Marchioness of Le-
aden, Lord and Lady Charles Thyme, end the lion. Mrs.
St lobs Mildmay hare been among her ladyship's guests.
The Earl and Countess of Shelburne have arrived
at Lansdowne Howe, from the Marquis of Lansdowne's mat
in Wiltshire. The noble earl and countess purpose Waring
town shortly fora tsar of visits in Scotland.
. . . .

The Earl and Countess Fortescue, on leaving
Harrogate, where the noble earl and countess hare been
sojourning several weeks, went to Tattergall, the family
NM be Lincolnshire.

The Earl of Warwick, after entertaining a select
prey at Warwick Castle, has joined the countess at Putney.
The Right lion. Sir Charles Wood and the Lorda
at the Admiralty are at Queenstown an a visit of inspec-
tion. Me right hon. brown le expected to town on Friday
maw has Ireland.

The Right lion. Ftrderiek and Mn, Peel al
making a tour la tritarlaad.

Mr. 0. Lae Fox has commenced enb-hunting in
the Dasethea Peek woo& The Earl of Harewood earl
Ifheeest lteeme wee est with Mr Fos aa Monday. lira
G. Leas Fax sod her yossidul Way mat the ere-eide ea
the Yorkshire coot.

The Duke and Duchess of Wellington were in
Norwich lost week, en a brief visit to Sir Samuel Blind &
Oa Saturday evening led (rye the Bury Post) the dadhees,
acearepanied by SIT Samuel Bignold, inspected the Fees
Mary. Her Greco made particular inquiries respecting
the Institution, end seemed very pleased with all the mintage-
meats end the quietude which pervaded the room, nom of
the modem present being &were of the presence of so distin-
guished a visitor. Her grace then visited the Museum,
wham the new boom in nearly reedy for the large collection
of birds presented by J. 11. Gamey, Esq.. and alter 'renting
St. Andrew's Hell, to see the eatessive ermagements for the
coming festival. the &whew returned with Sir 8. Bignold to
his neldenee.

On Monday evening Itosnah, the illustrious
hiegyer, delivered the tint of a seeks of two lectures an
•• The Finger of God In History," is the City 1411—Walter
Dochanan, Eery , M.P., occupied the chair. Arsonist the
gentlemen who accompanied the Wane, to the plstbna
were Prole/ex Niebol, Rev. D. Rob/team, Cenneillom
wok, Um, and )4 Ada leis 11Vdsvia, Req., sod Cloths
Griffin, Esq. The hall see deneely gbd I. eD pate with en
entbutiettie mutilate, who gave the noble eine avant sad

ren(1001. receptin. The no-thjeot d hoe noes hooten—ef
wbkh our (North DrilW Ma) epee will sot eon& us to
giro moo it waromary—orm .11* Origin nil Plea d the
Orgunic Structure of Modern Europe," which woo descratod
and illoaasted with the mud path°. sad ithility of the elo-
quent lecturer. At the eioneguion of the lecture M. Kew
oath's two moo, who were port, weft introduced to the
monthly, sad eniened • betty Soak& welcome.

•
The Sejea Herski announces that her Majesty
the Queen has graelensly bast pleased to contribute towards
the median el seessis In Clare the nun of 241. oat of the

revenues at her Duchy et Lascaster.

A bulgiest has bees given at ifontingdon to
Mr. Fellow's sad Mr. Rust, M wkbratios of the return
of those gentleman ea members for the county. The Hon.
Oct:swine Dawes* NI.P,, presided es chairman, and
mirage the etimpany were General reel, M.P., Captain 11.
Shelto Douglas, George Rowley, Ewq., Robert Marsala,
Req., (Mayor of Huntingdon), etc. Philip Tilhrd, Req..
officiated es viollooOdent, and the cowpony slumbered in
all nearly 700.

It affords us (Northern Ensign) moth pleasure to
record ha Grace the Duke of Sutherland's good deeds, by
his extending the dam of the Pies Church schools, and
ereatise eateries to t►eir Mechem as we an informed is
dbas in one or more instances.
We (Glasgow Herald) have already given as
seomust of the tragedy at Jheasi. Captain Shane one fbe
son of the late Dr. Charles ftese, se eminent phydrisa In
Aberdeen. He was also nephew of the late Andrew fikene,
Esq., advocate, well remembered at the Scotch ber se am
mergetic pleader, mid the eras sprinted Sol4lter-Omenl
he Scotland by the Melbourse ministry fa ISM. The two
Yam daughters of this hapless bat bogie pair feU victims at
the asma time.

Crawl LAM inone's on:sem)
Youion-orrics, Acorn 30.—Tbe Queen has
hen peehessiy
to
r.aggiduppeint Dane Cameron Munro,
le be @Camila &deem The Queen haa
she to welt David Abraham Je-
wess, Lg., to be Melody% Cowed la Gni Island of
Curers.
DOWNING • STIZET, Br.n. 2.—The Queen his been
trito appoiat /New Hem St. Deers. Ord, ILE., to to
troant-Goesrser of the Blend of Dominica. Her Ma-
bee also bora pleased to appoint George Alfred Amey,
Ma-
i to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of ties Colony
• ew Zealand; the Rev. George Sprott to be Chaplin of
the Scots Kut at Reedy, in the blend of eylea • and
fCypressor Ike Henso
bird of Mauritidan thipiaus.y, Esq., to be District

—DOWNING7STREET,IEPT. s.—The Qtters hey been
eeMto appoint Irederiel Henry Alereeesr Ayr*, Esq.
sl treasurer), I. be • member of the Legtektite
at the cokes of II Kee. • end Retort Orions
Polder, Big., ea be ye member of the lisisistive
Coaaall aide Vie* lira&
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CROWLOPTIA, SEPT. 7.—M taltft RETURNED
TO Mums IN Tra Paeaarr Pmettmanns.--arthne
John Edema Rummell, P. 9.. for the bathe% of Teelm
lock, ha the nos of the Hon. George Hoary Chair
Illyna, whirrl the once of Ithersed of her Illejeaje
-nr of • the county of Toth.
BOARD OV TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. B.
Couelf The Rea. the Lode af the eneemittee of Privy
for Toads mad Thatelier loth welled, throogh
the of Male ter Feedia Athith copy of despatch
Mac her • etheal rep, thalag that by the
Wean sip re
em•lnfs sad austere
of semi inefelag et =upset of
tem foreign port
are te pram. ball of ImM duly endorsed by the
eats* sesel of the peel from which they have
anfeed.

—lic;an or ?LIM, WEITIMALL, sit?. e.—m.
Right •Hemeerehb I. Ueda et the Camera eitarPorf.3
Crowd tor Tvad• awl Plereeikaa bar reorred,
the &crow, Side it AMA; SON eta=
from her Mejeea
tre car or at wisa rod
arra that re neirkekee ups the at cattle
from the duchies :of Mecklealiers. awl Lawalten leo the
free city of Week, from Oeurrad his Limo* aid hem
the daelthe of Jlleceraharg wdr Feoles tertiaries,
have helm reroved, it eareassar at the esseatiaa of the
cattle diem Is Om pieses.

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eltArdlr.AmfitieenjtirX'
wig vitki Ilk life
who haa just In Bontlthoptee, atheded the )lappet
440, in Bilaitrat, in the lathe tows es liking nig*
where he geve some further rertionare rethectithr the Indian
revolt. During the led twelvemonths the reveres& gentle-
man stated he bad travelled • large portion of the &affected
parts of northern Is,dis. Itraisp /wools the Oddity of
the win" of the ahomeiliOn p*latla to British role,
and insiders the high government officials have yielded too
meth to the childish pnindiess of tie &rye. lie oonaiders
that great benefits will needs from this terrible rebellion, and
that if the English government does ita duty after the in-
serreetkin Is quelled, the mutiny, notwithstanding the doe
pled& ceetlegee which have accompanied it, may ultimately
prove ablesekag to England sod India. On the 6th of June
the &goys einghtered all the Europeans at Bemires. Two
&Iselin's& the native soldiers mutinied at Allahabed,
when the reversal gentleman resided. There were many
Width Chatham connected with the Allehabed mission,
who worked on the missionary printing pones end who
had remitted 20,000 rupees to the miesionary society in Ame-
rica. Some of these me were highly educated, end one
of them was a that-rate Hebrew scholar. All these men and
their families were tortured by the Mithommedene. At
&three a beautiful library of 40,000 volumes in all the native
dialects was destroyed. Only one house remains in that city
which belongs to • European. There were many Instances
of kindness and devotion to Europeans displayed by the
Hindoos. The reverend gentleman, to prove that the up.
rising was not the remit of European missionary effort,
, stated that while many engaged In that work wee/ protected,
there was no instance of any European =Winkel* being
singled out for outrage. Murett Sing showed them especial
kindness, end's Hinds, of inikenee seta military guard over
, the minion property, which wee situated two miles outside of
Allahabad.

I SPAIN.

7 .
Ralpours of the ststirenisat of some ministers and
of 518 Mon and tat Marquis del Duero (Concha)
'being called to the cabinet were current in Madrid
on 3rd, and, of eearee, stated by the ministerial
journals to be " unfounded." The junta on the ta-
riffs was about to occupy itself anew with the cotton
question. In addition to the visite of the Queen to
churches which have alresdy been mentioned, her
Majesty, the King, and the Princess of Astoria,
had been together to the church of San Cayetano,
and had prayed most devoutly before the images.of
San Ramon and our Lady del Transito, whose in-
tercessions are supposed to be peculiarly effi-
cacious on behalf of pregnant women ; the
Queen and King even remained some time pro-
strated before tho latter image. The Queen
had given 20,000 orals to the clergy of the
parishes of San Cayetano and Ban Andres
for the relief of the poor. A band of brigands
in Malaga had carried off the son of a wealthy
inhabitant, and had demanded 3,000 piastres
for his ransom. A young. Hindon, charged by
a personsge whom the papers call the
.Rajah
Aperva Krishnaßohardur, Prince of Tiperan (sic),
had arrived in Madrid to present to the Queen
a copy of the literary productions of the Prince.
Accounts from Melilla of the 25th ult. state that
on the 13th and 14th the Moors had renewed their
attacks on the town, but that the Spaniards had dis-
persed them with artillery, killing four of their men
and wounding several others.
Articles of silk, woollen or cotton, prepared with
gum, are to pay 40 to 48 per tent on importation.