The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-21 00:00:00

lAT EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1857.

LATEST

[GENCE.

FOR INDIA.

The Pays says:—" We learn, by a letter from
London of the 19th, that permission has been
dednitively granted for the passage of English
troops agrees the Isthmus of Suez. These
troops will take the railway, and will and at
Sues boats, taken up at Calcutta by the East
India Company, waiting for them. According
to arrangement made by agents of the company,
these ships were to be in the Red Sea by the end of
August at the latest. The authorisation granted by
the Viceroy of Egypt does not extend to the More ;
it is only temporary, and special for the existing
occasion."

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

Advicee from Bucharest Mate that the electors'
lists have been posted up all over the country, and
include, for the capital alone, 1,309 electors belong-
ing to the different classes of the population. The
elections were to take place within the delay of one
month, that is to my, about the beginning of Sep-
tember. This delay has been considered necessary
in order to give time for any claims to be sent in.
It is satisfactory to state that Prince Ohika has
known how to maintain in the country confided to
his government both the rights of the swain
power and the free manifestation of the wishes of
the people.

Had was despatched to the (ape de Verde islands
with manila for the starving populace there. The
' vessel never went to the Cape de Verde isles, but it
appeals she mat into the slave trade.
The imparting merchants of New York are form-
ing plans for reweaving the delays to which they
are now subject in passing their goods through the
Cutombouse.

NZW YORK, Alm. 7.
The sales et *Aka sinteaced about MOO balm, doe-
hit? firm ke all grades, and at cent edema for
A=sw Ores= wheat wee in firm deraend; corn was
arm;; WWI were dam; cam wee Moody. In freight the
The rawen moderate.
taeosipte at ell the southern porta were lean than bet
year by 694,200 balm
At. Charleston, on Aug. 7, cotton wee, for middling fair,
16de. The stock et cotton wee exhausted. What bad de-
clined.
At Noble, en Aug. 7, Me coat= receipts up to the prated
time had fella short of
last by 181,000 bake.
At Haile, Lour wee y ; at Owego it was dull and
unehmared. Wheat wee steady at Albany. Fleur wee quiet,
and wheat same.

ASCENT OF TES

IR-HORN.

An anent of the above mountain—the highest in
the Became Oberland—bas Met Men made for the that time
by lagllenhea. Two previous earths were made by
Herr Lager, at Bests, sod the guide Mean Jaen, of Key-
ragas, on the 6th of August end the Bth of Baptemba,
1841. Two MMES. by Mr. B. L. Aiwa of Trinity College,
Cambridge, were dellseed by bed weather.
The fokowbeg Idea, addressed to the Taw, gives • short
seammt of the tart just node Oar pasty masted of
the Bev. J. Y. Hardy, J. C.W.Willis, B. lit. John Mathews,
Willies Mathews, sad B. 8. Kennedy, gredoam of the
Vaarsity of Cembetdp, and James Smith, • lad about 16,
of the Otsego. Having secured the services of Jean, and
being inspirited by the maple and perseverance of Mr.
Ames, we availed ocreslae of that gentlemen's expiwisme,
sad heaths the oombneble hotel on the AeggiadsHorn is
the abeam of the led of Await, we vaned up the
Algae ghiehr and olept the come algid et the yell-known
asst lathe matt at the bre of the reolberg. Oaths loaning
of the litkel Aug., bang aid by *height was sad amour-
aged by • etheless sky, we bee see rough mantels warts/ at
2./0 as. ; the herd ten eremehall lawerh the treed of
=
trey, se that we were ambled le hel
4.
l the 7":viallltem the awn of the Ginenllawlaehe M
▪ seemunded the Icily peaks of the Oberland, all
beasttrly tinted the early rays of dawn, Tepidly to awe
the noir portion the Vies& &ear and real the hem of
the Thther-Aw•lles 6.26. Ow meth now led us up a
anew sad steep Mee of rear, sod reel dem Miaow, to
• pie ea the seddb abide suedethe Omaha Tess
▪ litesiter-Aar 'bar, sail is etherial immediately at
the Mee of the keel peek, sheet 1,218 het below
the await. Here ens of as gaily who had vainly
endeavoured to keep Mark M the mark by
the ea et Wady, wai la; and he elm it wee thought
MAW& that gas *SW penda bib& Our cram
was
ftet seize M= orriU Athol el need loth, with eau-
dad of mow AWwe • areddemble aegis; to-
wels math it the
alma le the gilder ef
ifiewelk while Werth the sae k pesikilena, and owe.
Impels Ilethersitas BLOW. The samak was piasil
Awl asea. We ilthadled ear ammo to • bottle securely
insulel fa a aka et dem ; we pme theeetheres ia Maass
tithe glade= old essesiela; seas haw timed by lb,
wisibar, enjoyed • view of meth =patent sad
,hotter. !Aar a payee el hell en has a toll=
dame* brought no sAM Mem; the lam* peaks es
party slept @gala the Fie% eldek dray teethed et 13
p.m., whin two ous mho. Ewa the Able* glacier, and
snivel at the hotel et me erdeek the hilewag morning.
"I am, eh, your aredhat
/I.7.IItNNEDY.
"Hotel Jungtrau, Angie& Han, Aug. 14."