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THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1860.

miss, sad ever ijam the 'modesties was adopted—there
mast be different shades et QOM% ,letit as is a
gll
as se duty. Tee queries is a media d=e
there ought to he loisithon, mos,and a remembrases
et essorqemore to ourselves asksillets It is set the meth
algae which is internist Is the milsessee of this &mem
meat, sec the smith .haw These see emirs, Medved
la the Cass of bit gmals than Netwaid
power or semisaid right ?hey me misdeal stem
tag eonstitatimal liberty, bee ameramest, the egmr
lily of the states, sad the sepasity of man tie NU.
tiverament. They Wm% a beeper. se • tree alma,
t free speech, and to free thott. lin sot tee mesh ha say
of ear ematty that it is the U 8 of the world sad the he
ot nettled ; that its oedemas rota, mien wards of the
aosseitutioa itaelf,—ups. "a retest ," men
"domestic tranquil/My," " the commies defeats,"
•• the Paint wsirtris." sad the Weeder et dhoti to our.
selves sad oar posterity. It IN les oath a sake oar fathers
fotegitt, prayed, sad !sheered, and we all ewe it to their
memory, so less then to nensakees, to means the union as
keg he we are kleeved wish Rh and Unity to =Mutate it.
Bat men—great and gsadmes”-ase ammary It this, and
fa the penes Oda piiss ,he sew shevale at the helm, aided
' by the pane and geed iessigisas ha amine to bring about
hive, we hme everything he the fame. We ems., there-
, foe., la the "Mooing sentiments of the Relistar's esti*
We de an think that if President Fineman, 11,. Webster,
sad Mr. Clay should happen to be feted agreeing Gab.
ataatially ea the same plan tor the settlement et the vented
td dangerous questioas referred to—either the plea sew
berm the Sr sue, or say meditation of it suggested by say
new fame er new eeeste—that them would be anything la
that to prods*, either alarm or distrust. We believe his
*Maims, if agreeing now with Mr. Webster sad Mr. Cloy,
are is eseordame with the present oplaious of a large majo-
rity of all intelligent tied well informed mee, without patty
diensetlea, In ell the walks and occupations of life, through
eat the north ; and we believe that these questions *cm
settled on the plan before the Senate, or any other simile
plaa whisk shall prom re, as that does, the great priaeiple
and Net et the acm-enteneien of slavery us Its. territory, the
whole me* sad the whisk eimatry, WSW miserable factions
alone emiepied, will sot only be eatisfled, bat will hell with
joy and loud acclaim the restoration of pests to our borders
and 'cavity to our mien es sash terms. Whigs may rem
assetea—ried whip will net .rand—theethe policy of
President Mimeo; sad the mane that he will pewee ea
sal. tattiest, ae on all others, will be divided by mead pea.
dela sad geed seam, will be adopted on mature re demise
and peeper adrift:seat, and will be such se will beamed
boa east his edasinistratios to the emsfif ease and support erf
hie
On
On the 13th a daring attempt was made to bon
the Astor-house. It was oiscovered by the engineer
of the Astor-house. It appears that Smith (the en-
gineer) was in the cellar, and smelling smoke endea-
voured to Bad out from slates it amen. Being unable
to find anything of the fire in the cellar, he sent for
Mr. Coleman who soon ascertained that the smoke
came from the: cellar of Mr. Auguste Orandjean, and
cc at once ordered the door of Mr. Orandjean 's store,
which is No. 1, Barclay-street, to be kreed open,
when the store was found to be filled with smoke.
Mr. Smith made his way into the cellar of the store,
where found a box filled with paper in a light blaze,
and by the application of a bucket of water it was ex-
tinguished. An examination of the cellar showed
that the fire had been kindled also temper the
stairs with some light wood, paper, and straw,
but from some can.. it had gone out. Tne box
stood beside two barrels filled with loose paper and
covered over with loose straw. A short distanoe from
these combust We materials stood three barrels filled
with alcohol, and a few minutes would have sufficed
to set those on fire, when they would have exploded
beyond question, and none can foretell the cony-
quences that would have emus]. Alexander Grand-
jean, a lad about sixteen or seventeen years old, the
eon of the proprietor, and Hugh Murray, his clerk,
were arrested on suspicion of having set fire to the
store, it being proved on the examination that they
left the store a few minutes before the Lire was dis-
covered, and that there was no smoke in the place at
the time they left. Grandjeau was liberated on his
giving bail in the sum of one thousand dollars, and
Murray remained still in confinement.
The Cuban question had assumed a more definite
and satisfactory aspect.
A Washington correspondent of the New York
Courier and Enquirer, under date the lbth July, says :

. - -
The assurenees which were recently comnanciested by
Gemini Campbell that the Cuban priitmers would be re-
leased after certain formalities, had been fulfilled. Des-
patches were received here this naming, per Ceptain
M•K , of the United States frigate Congewt, dated the
Bth last., stating that the Cuban authorities had promis,d
to give up their prioners in the course ut a low dare.

The Pacific Mail Steam-ship Company declared a
dividend of 50 per cent., their first dividend.
It is reported that the banks of the St. Lawrence,
at the falls of Niagara, were in a very precarious state
and threatened to give war.
The accounts from the western districts, as to the
spread and fatality of cholera, ere very discouraging.
The cities of St. Louis and Cincinnati, as on the
former occasion, appear to be most severely visited.
The epidemic is also raging throughout the countries
of fcxas and

The lexican Congress was unable to organise for
want of a quorum. The Pore's return to Roma was
celebrated in grand style in tle city of Mexico.
The approaching election rf president was exciting
some interest Ono paper proposes Santa Anna, who
is ineligible, not beings resident
From 17th Me y to 18th June there hare been 7,846
cases and 2,700 deaths from cholera in the city of
Mexico. Later reports say 1,000 die daily.
In San Louis Potosi there have been 900 cholera
deaths.

In Zwateess the cholera is declining.
The alarm concerning the Indians at Brownsville,
on the Rio Grande, is subsiding. The Brownsville
papers say that "Indians abound, in large numbers,
on both sides of the river, but u yet tew outrages
have been beard of.

The latest advice, from Texas give more favourable
accounts of the state of the growing crops. The
cotton crop begins to look much better, and it is
thought there may yet be an average yield. The
number of acres Vented this season in cotton greatly
exceeds the amount of the preceding year. No
complaint is made of the corn or cane crops. The
River Brazos is again falling. It bus done but little
injury by its rise, the overtlowing not having been
extensive. _

lisyti advice' of the 28. h ult. report the praba-
bility of the invasion of St. Domingo mcre doubtful.
Soulouque professes to desire peace. Coffee was
scarce.

Carthagena acenunte of the 22nd ult. enlarge upon
the expulsion of the Jesuits from that quarter. Santa
Anna, the Mexican revolatiocary chief, still remains
• resident, and has become a great money dealer.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Yons„7l7l.T 17.

Molter lieltieT.—The tranrectiono in prirestaent securi-
ties daring the past fortnight hare been halted, est to gostuatkes
io pTICIII lausiderkl. A slight &claw has aimed kola the abeam
of baroness orders, apreuladre stocks are busense fader
biter.* tag indoesce of the receipt of gold tree Clbillesis. Media&
of the Pneldset of the United Stake peadseed se wiskeeseable Meet
upon the mock market. Sloory continue abesist at 4 is 3 per
cent. as cash to 6 per cent, fe oiscoost, Weiss pow.
The autumn Vsd promisee to be beery. Ilk lapessai ions we Ivey
large, and will pootably continue to arrive loss NNW lets Y is
wake. Foreign eachaesei wale Ugh, sad the met, of bilk h see
The tollowies are the rants: Os lessirs lief le !101 reglit
13M 93 3 Ili; A/0.921d8111. 401 to SI; assfiergb. Si to it;
79i la gf
COTTON.—The tsarist has lees dull alms to de6wlaw et Oa
Stagers, and wet quotatkes sow stud a triflo hone tins es the Ilth
' Irt bra or led there Mr hes a podded, het, es=
freely wet by Oldiff, prise hove espedssed es ember
The rweipts et set's. at ell the ibipplog porkies, 1.11110111 Was.
:rIrNUS to the ors die rot Tern dowers SS seem of
40 ; halm The trot fordo spit Mayer legVall hers lea
etas ler--eay. SIAS W to m dowser Orr MN" dF
.eases Irremse, 111.137 dowesee to North of Resege. awl 41,40
diereses to ohm The eldismolle bra esedises to
oorthene pods an Ikaishetils.lese this sears thus std dies is
as Warr dark of Wee. The oaks he the weak rase
the 11th wen 7,630 Is is tepid to the sew ercip, Ilemes
J. gawk fit Ns @WNW. domed the 11th hot., says: We hoe
sow enSed it spareribs sereoprrahrossese whisk
se it dote wither ripe esdes—so wreseel Oleg, Is lase oe'sr=
Ire arse Shure heyessi—essiosed peat sirs le sit =r Is
sowneresi loserior. Se It rims. renew thew
Orme erestrilly wry peter Sr lbe soma et bet year's
pesestiseek ed sasses of add speedelles Se Or grealegs
of the punt. Iles wwspp ell err le .chat asst aroma wish •
estesert ~et is wMswrp of Was et greasers treys, et which
it ager ardent WS se 12.110 rho Iwo shindy seashod the
peed est sista Ideasiers4iorZ:Valth rho SIMI air; Se
we ber sew hal rt.
==sesseel rail' lira I.T3S,See Woe. lidera pert
et red Sagerlessh se gessially oretkelat. that I re ries of
period it es yor sad* se it idly wrens sly dory et the
Citrof ha ar ted he lay Wrist of the Ind et April.
est hr se t treneed, here dill hilly three weeks bellied last
of lee as toss halos *I deg sortie latitude, mad bar weeks sheretist
lies. Odd ate Weedy prevaleet, aid It is growing at a hdght
of If Sobs ftere et thrifty bosh of Ire feet. My other Om a
start crap to sew Myra* sad, lot I right be eerldered sees-
lathe, I reels Iles rillthlog whet I hare Sit be the malt era
rife es arms is Sr'
SIUMMIMINI re—illideed errs Ise, Own; sour, dull. Wee of
1,151 herds et Oredloo, at 4 dole. 62r. to I dole kr superior corn
red; prier esserly supported. Prins wheat scarce, and in the
ha
ogres Imo; to tower grades pirntlhd, bat sot wonted, and
the market dalL Ml= saes dull; 14,000 kebobs mid et glic. to
61c. for kw to high Laid versa to 60e. per bushel for
moodiest yellow.
r winnows.— Prises Weer •; seed of 1,000 hurtle, at 10 dole. 2740.
to 10 WU. 60e. brae.. and dole Me fur prime, as
dole 73e. to
9 dolt 011 e. toe sour.;lllass Bed ; 600 tivreto of Ohio sold at 61e.
fe. foe MO hew. at Te. to ut. ; and 10J barrel. Werke
hard, et 716. Cheese restive, at to to 6.e.
bur.— hen he toiler eh wad, at 3111. per toe
Fix margin;
geoid' ggigasied, and ernes' paresis agora of serblp, at !Odds.
for No. I.
Asese.—Ossead good, SY Barbel ready ; with erre of SOO bar-
rel., ate dole 11a to 6 deb. laePol3. add 6 doILAN Pad..
701/406.-411 111111 *rig In ini4 04 egret rises; NO 4bis.

lot
t Rootriq told 4 110. to Sic por lb.. tod blob. of Mikis,
at o.
roottorto.—To Morro; to W. per band ; sotto", ed. pot to..
rod 14. Stu bdo. looks : Heavy poor'par tot ; 5461.
So. per dm% owl Is. GC ror bin&
Nsw OILMAN% Jinx 15.
Ties simply estate is psee. Tim stack is estimated at
=ar. Sales tar the lot=gtors. 11,145 bola. 4 Is/e.
rut 13to tor sue/
HAVASU/6.. JIILT 11 —Balm on vosi soissatod. taste.
lambs pooltoroto to sits% Malt ye quite to Mow t Comm
Or. dtosl mit ; low paws. 51 to 51 ; g 04,1111 tojitammooritke.
11: low tallio. 41 to 111 rook otiottllos to WIN
Mid at to 11 INK Thus So set mei Ado& so WINS en moan&
TN bodies la sass Y Irtilott. Prdirlos sro dotty. tbe me as.
micros win W. b. tot St. Poismiporgli. mil IL to. bremlls4ltilb
vowels to 11.4)410. Ws qua imam I Eli. per to; II dab. pm
brood....wrooprs Nibs to 111 ado sto nolosen.
o toto to II pot seat. pada&

CANADA.
Our rersigglideht Writes se follows :
TM/OMM, JULY 13.
The Walley trithed a defeat is committee of
the whets hese, &Wog the week ea e question" of rear. Deb.
rem. The Baia Antrim League eons doe spo, at or
N les rentendeek sailed a sty is this sabre, whir his
sire bees hied imee esmelideg like a steam. Tories, ultra-
MOW% eteemplua smd enownatindate. have all mon or his
Mimed la it. -TM wide/airy erne thte sines appointed •
semulttee et tunes, whisk passed temelatiosa to mom-
mend sere very sweeping redestioss, of which I bar re.
vieusly inhered you. The mini.ry were not willing
M as... the seepoostbility of then teemanseadatlosa,
sad ponied the reversal ot the peniediers of the 110 m•
imitate. This meets to have wrested hash excitement
throughout tie eibray. At the beginner et the wnek the
' quetion of the of the report tames he the house.
A pretty sham dfjeessira arose, sad the sainrity of the
oommittee presented an t rotest against ministerial
MIL-ferment with he The wipers was however
received, bat by way a very narrow raj lay of live. With
oaly three exasmairs. the Upper Cunha hinds of the
ministry voted sadmit them; but the France memben is a
body voted whit them,Paginate
they
exempted.
Their defeat, sues the gmestioar Area salary or the
Postmaster Greed. They rope* Omit should be 8001.,
and resisted en arenduneet of 7501., whir was sutra by
a majority of one.
The Wary we sow pay to the Gresser-Oeseeel is 7,7771.
currency. Against the payment of this sum the voice of
the country is generally raised; nor do I think that the
ay will be abated rails creeks is elected. Tho.egitaton
say that the salary of Ofra-Graseser of New YOlll if Only
about one-fourteenth of this sem, that be rendes over a
pepolation double the number of el" and that he is quite
is able an officer as may of the governor that we have had
sent out from England. They also add that the expenditure
of our government has mused an letresse to the tariff of
duties of 1846 of 60 per cent.; and that this I. iejurioss to
the trade of the @mushy. The dote we now pay is Ent
lab manufactures is 121 per coat, od cabins.
The mielerry, on the ether head, contend that we cannot
expect to acme the Nervier' of a gentleman' high in the
civil serviced the crown of England fora beggarly celery ;
and they deprecate the seeding out of half-pay military and
navel • Main. It Is also on this aide contended that we
should not object to the paying of • high mem for a gover-
nor, seeing that we get antis the military and
naval protection of Zealand, which causes a large expendi
tore is the province. But this protection le prnuely what a
onetime of the opponents of high salaries do not wish to
have.
The ministry have propneed the retinues of this question
to tke henna Inv. Fount ; sad thh has bete the " most
uokiadest cut of all" to a portion et their reformist ful.
Mints, as they execrate the very name tat Downierpsereet ;
nor sae I say that it is even sty more beloved by the tones,
especially with Earl Grey at the heed of the Colonial-office.
The Canada* turns will never forgive Earl Grey fcr what
they believe his °outnumbers' insults to them.
I have gives you these details on this question u it may in
the end elect in a very important dtgree our relations with
England, and it mays the wedge that will lead to an itera-
tive government.
I may add that the agitation has reforms to all the &-
porta:eats of our government sad jodkiary. The micron
desire to have the salaries of these departments fixed on the
very low scale which generally prevails is the suites.
A very important bill his been istredeeed by Mr. Merritt,
president of the council, to provide for freedom of banking
in this province. It is a tremectipt of the motet New York
law. It provides that companies cr individuals may carry
on the business of banking, and issue notes to a like amount
of ptoviocial securities, to to deposited with the Inspector-
General (Chancellor of the Exch. quer).
The government have also introduced a bill to provide for
the introduction of foreign reprin's of British copyright
works on the urine% of a duty of how 121 to 20 per cent.
ad valorem. The amount collected to be paid to the English
author. LAMBDA.

WORKING MEN'S TESTIMONIAL 10 Sin R. PEEL.
—A preliminary meeting of gentlemen, chi, fly members of
parliarr est, promoters of the working man's testimonial to
the memory of 84 Robert Peel. was held at 454, Strand, on
Saturday, Joseph Hamel, Esq., M.P.. fa the chair, supported
by Richard Cobden, Esq.. M.P., Sir James Duke, M.P.,
Sir Joshua Walnuley, M.P., and other gentlemen. It was
/Bartel that in accordance with the very unmerous applica-
tions and requests from all parts of Great Britain and Ire-
land, the movement should be as soon as possible oentrabeed,
and that with this view a public meeting should be sailed
for an early day in Annul to appoint a control °animator
to take thane of the touts vs operations which are
immediately tientempiated under responsible and accredited
authority.
BROMPTON MEETING ABOUT TEE PEEL MONO-
Na/T—A public meeting, convened by the churchwardens,
wee held in the vestry of Ercmpton church on Friday
events!, to consider the propriety of raising a sub-
sevipti in aid of the general' fund for this tribute of
respect to the memory of the late Sir Robert Peel, when the
recommendations of the central committee were cordially
reapooded to, and a local committee appointed for peomoting
the object in view. The meetir g was attended by gentle-
men entertaining diffrrent political opinions; but it was
unanimously mined that the unquestioned talents,
industry, and, above all, the disiatorestednus end in-
tegrity of the beta distinguished statesman, and U. bene-
fits hie legislation—apart from all disputed measures—
had conferred upon the metropolis and the country at
large, entitled hem to the general gratitude and ap-
probation of his countrymen ; and it was resolved, in ad-
(Won, with reference to the hope expressed by him in par-
liament, " that his name might be gratefully remembered in
the beans and homes of the poor," and considering that
the Boum of Commute had already voted him a rational
nument in Westminster Abbey, sad as malty menu.
meats and statues will doubtless be erected throughout the
country to his memory, that, in the opinion of the meeting,
the object of the working men, to honour the memory of
the late lamented statesman, will be lust effected, and also
the desire of Sir Robert Peel himself, to be gratefully re.
membered by them, will be best fulflilee:, by found', g, as
the working man's moruentent, a hospital, alms houses, or
other charitable institution, bearing his name, for as sole
benefit of the working classes themselves; and that this
suggestion be respectfully recommended to the favourable
consideration of the centralcv matitios.

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ESTIMATE FOR TILE MONUMENT TO SIR ROBERT
PIEL —According to • paper printed by order of the Home
of Commas., on Saturday, the estimated expense of the
monument to be erected in Westminster Abbey, to the late
Sir Robert Peel, is 6,2601.
ROYAL COLLROE oP SURGT.O66.—The following
gentlemen having undergone the necessary nucleations for
the diploma, were admitted members of the college at the
meeting of the Court of Exeminers on the 26th ins.
Wilts. C. A. Newnham Farnham, Surrey; F. Martin,
Clam, Suffolk; W. Ceekeitift, C.Ans, Lanesatiire; H. W.
Lobb. Aideregate-etreet ; A. Xitching, Hell; C. 0. Row-
leg, Barnsley, Ye rkshire; J. A. Cox, Hon. East India
Company's Berries; E. W. 8. Davis, Merthyr Tydeil,
Glamorganshire ; G. 0. L. Williams, Llandovery, South
Wales; T. A. Cluildecott, Montave.place, Russell F q oars.
TEE LATE STEAM VESSEL EXPLOSION AT DEVON-
POWL—On Thursday last the adjourned inquest, on the
body of Thomas Lem, the stoker of the unfortunate steamer,
the Queen, sad who lost his life through the explosion of the
toiler on this morning of the 10th, tack place at the Crown
and Column public house. before A. B. Boce, Reg , coroner,
and a respectable and intelligent jury, who resulted a verdict
"that they had died from the effect of injuries received at
the explosion of the Queen, but that as to the GAON of
that explosion the jury had not sufficient evidence to decide."
Mr. Finney, engineer, of Millwall, has visited this pot, and
inepested the wreck of the Queen, at the instinct of the
Beard of Trade, with the view of reporting as to the cause
et the ezplosies. He mede a very minute inspection of the
wreck, I. company with Mr. Towson end Mr. Anthony, and
we have reason to NOWT@ that his report will be confirms-
tray of their views as to the cause of the explosion. The
greatest interest attaches to this inquiry by reason of the mute'
resent catastrophe at Bristol.
Bettis FirLosioN.—The month of the Old
Orange Col;iery, near Durham, NA been the scene of a very
shrieking manneme. The boiler of the mein* and at the
shift engledeill on Tueaday morning, and killed two boys,
eased Prim sad Armour, coal ecreesere. The fragments
were burled souse armee, eaushig much damage to the
odium prowl. The boiler wasillroLiected in the early
par of the morning by rho parties ted for that duty,
and it was considered quite secure. he coroner's inquiry
has been adjourned, in order that some scientific person
might have an opportunity of examining the boiler, and
meertainint, if pee able, the came of the accident.
FATAL FALL DOWN A WELL—ML W. Baker,
jan.. held ea Wont en Friday at the Landon litspital, on
the body of John Weller, ellettit7,4=sinoer, in the els-
pl of Messrs. Crane and suaulecturen of
Beek-row, Whiteehapel-road. Oa Monday morning last
deceased descended adeep well melte employer's premises by
means of a windlass, for the purpose of effecting some repairs
to a pump. When in the act of Wag drawn up, and about
20 feet from the top of the well, a knot In the Mein, on which
deceased had his fest gave way, sad dreamed fell to the
bottom of the well, a depth of 70 feet. On being got out he
was quite insensible, and was found to have received Injuries
which caused his death. Verdiet—" Accidental death."

ATTEMPT= MURDES—A man Earned Richard
Whiting was brought Wore the bench of magistrate at
Towcester en Friday, charged with attempting to murder his
wife by cutting her throat in the jiablie highway. On
Wednesday last the prisoner went to London, and .4
borne neat day. He then salted his wife to take a walk with
him, and alter being oat some time, he maid he bit rather
biassed, and wanted his wife to sit down. Ile then tuck a
hail• out of his poeket, and laying bold of bar heed, pulled it
beck, and inflicted a wound on her throat. She 'creamed
for assistance, and on the prisoner seeing a man approaching,
he thaw the knife over a Judge, or he doubdue wrinid have
iserdersd Mr. Bo was !ally eesioltsed lic

gpe coon.

08BORNI. Boyvankr, IteLY 27.
The Clan sad Priam walked early this matelot
Is Oeborarierk mid pounds. The Priam of Wake sad
Prisons Royal, sad mayor wiesheis ef the Royal Fray,
Psis their sad
wsße sad driven Theo was so
whitest yesterday is Um royal deals party-
illLT NO.
The Qom* sad Uses,. by thole Illestrleue
whiter* mad ea powder • ee otM Royal Family,
walked earl refs
ibis MISIRIse is the invade sad park of
O•borso. T Dasher of Res., aaesayashd by hie Sense
Wilma the Prime Leap' RV Semi Coboarg Gotha, and
mewled by the Brame bath sad, Lord Jaws Rum.
arrived at OAS,
artetday afterao&a, ea a visit to her
Mejeety sad hie Illabsem. The Mime amid Prism.
the Dalkon at led the loam sad goatees& of the
royal loseehold, atiesded dies* ewes the *imam at
Osborne. The Hum sad Ray. 0. Whaley, Delete
Chapel& to bar • Ropey, elolated. Sir Jean Clerk
Arrived at Ostrom yeeamiley aftersees, sad returned to
Lemke Oil day.

Mr. Aldernsaa Tarebeatbee, as reddest if the
Distramed X•allsessmom's emitity, easiaesd et Ifelssobsy at
Cambridge-taw to present to. odolates' of seadshass of
the ladies palm:owns to her 27:8hIllibases tke MARIN of
Cambsidp am the lameatad of Ms late Date of
Camhaidds i sad also stisadled et lousester.bouss, to pn-
west a sleds, eddies is hue Royal Highness the Duchies of
Glossoster, by when bs was Isossend Drew tertlsa.
The Dachau of Olotiender. the of Cant.
and the Prices's Mary, the Duke of Cambridge, and
the Herseary Grand Duke sad Grand Duchess of Meck-
lenburg Smell's attended divine envies yesterday corning
la the Chapel Revel, lit. Jamie". The prayers Pro read
by the Rev. G. Rep os. sad the hems by the Rev. J.
Haden. The lefElOil was preached by the Rev. Ik.
The anthem "la thee, 0 Lord" (Waldo.), am strive?' y
Mem% Bradbury and Frumps. Mr. Tails madded at the
erSeet Duke of Wellington attended the early service
yesterday ia the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The prayers
were read by the Bev. J. C. linden, sad the sermon was
plosahed by the Rat. Mr. Harvey.
Her Royal Highness the Ouches of Heat, woos-
pealed by his Serene Higbee's Priam Leopold of Saxe
Cobours- Gotha, sad attended by Baroness de kali and
Lord James Murray, left her residence, Clarinet Haase, St.
James's, at ten o'clock eat Saturday gaming for the Water-
loo-bridge terminus, and lett tops for Gosport by the South
W. stern Beauty, en such for Osborne.
Toe Duchess of Kent visited the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and her Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand
Duchess of litalcoburg &relit:, on Friday, at Cambridge
I House.

A Cabinet Council wu held on Saturday afternoon
at the Foreign•.. Sim. Lord John Russell. the Marquis of
Laudowa•, Sir George Gray, Viseettat Palmerston, Marl
Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Francis Baring,
Sir Doha liobbouse, the Right lion. Henry Lebow:hero, the
Earl of Carlisle, the Marquis of Ciaoricarde, sad the Right
lion. Fox Maul. Wets present. The council sat two hours.

THE PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.—We under-
stood that her Majesty has determined to prorogue parlia
meat in person, and that, consequently, the adjournment
may be expected to take place before the 20th August, which
is named for the dilemma of the court for Scotland. Her
Majesty and the Prince and Royal Family will proceed by
railway. Sir G. Grey will be the secretary of state in
I mondani on her Majesty. Until the estimates 'hall be
passed, it will be impossible to Sc the snot day for Om
prorogation, but it is generally expected to take place on
Friday the 16th, or Saturday the 17th August, but may, by
circumstances, be prolonged even to Monday the 19th.
We are enabled to state that the Ministerial Fish Dinner is
find for Saturday, the 10th August, at the Trafalgar, Owns-
wieb.—Obrecrer.

AProntrattnrs.—George Van Boren, Esq.' is ap-
Cited &Witco-General at Tohego. Edwin D. Baynes,
le appointed Colonial Secretary and Clerk of the Crown
at oneserrst.—/bid.
Mr. HATTIR, the newly appointed Parliamentary
and Patronage Secretary to the Treiuury, vice the Right
Hon. Henry Teffnell, resigned, gave his first official dieter
last evening, at Hyde Park gardens, to several English
aid Irish members of the Howe of Commons.—H eek/y
Chronicle. _ _

liwraisN cumeriT.—Thirty-two paymaaterships of
coostabulary is Ireland are to be abolished forthwith.—
Ibid.

LADY PaeL has ready improved in health within
the last ten days. It is mated the late Bir Robert Pee has
bequeathed Use family mansion is Whitehall-garden', and
all ms appurteaandta, to her ladyship for life, a well as a
yearly income of 6,0001, afterwards to revert to the present
baronet and his ht in.

Tus NEPALUSE ANDASSADOIL—His Excellency
the Nepaulese Ambassador and mite are expected to arrive
in Devonport on Monday, the 29th inst., and to remain there
dame days. Lodgings have been fitted up for the party by
order of the goveroment, to the dockyard, in the predates
formerly occupied by the clerk of the cheque, at the north end
of the terrace.