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t7yE DAYS, LATER FROM ENGLAND
I,ou,s NAPOLEON IN PRIsoN-rHE MOVEMENTS
OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND
Bv the arrival of the packet ship Quebec
Captain Hebard, we have received files OF Lon
don papers to 18th of August, inclusive
Louis Napoleon is in prison. The lhtclllio"'
Of Louis Napoleon were known for seVeral uay'
IN the French Government, and preparations
were made to receive him at Calais DouloSne'
and Dieppe, as twas uncertain at which Oh inc
three places his Imperial Majesty was to enec'
a landing. No doubt the French police was at
work, and people were at work, and people were
sent over to persuade him that a large party was
prepared to declare in his favor, as the posses
sion of his person relieves Louis Phillip OF one
great source of confusion and embarrassment at
this moment His intentions were also known
To the journals in his interest at Paris, as one oil
thsn, remarkable for its devotion to the name oil
Nanoleon. n few DAYS since informed its readers
that ord Palmerston visited and passed two
hours with Prince Louis at Carlton Gardens,
and this para graph was inserted with the evident
purpose of making it believed that the Eng
lish government was patronising Louis Buona-
uarte. and so the hint was taken, but we gladly
perceive that it made no impression on the French
public, and one of the papers of Saturday gives
II the coup de grace, by asserting that the French
cabinet received the first information of young
Louis's mad project from our ministry.
Baron de Bourgueney was acting as charge
d'affailes for the French government, in London.
BfsMINaHAM MEETINGS. excitement
prevailed IN Birmingham in regard TO the con-
tsmplated rupture with France. Charles Att
wood, banker, Qhe brother of Thomas,) has
deaounced Lord Paine rston a traitor to his
country, for forming treaty with Russia and
meetings were to be held to denounce the minis
tiers immediately.
There had been great riot at Billston, in con
esuuence of a conservative dinner, and many to-
ries were hurt.
The King and Queen OF the Belgians are in
England on a visit to the Queen of England
QUEEN VIcToR1As HEALTH.-We stated on
Thursday, by the arrival of the Alexander, that
Palace, and nearly killed Prince Albert and
Queen Victoria, by falling on them. The '<Lon-
don Globe" says, in relation to this: We are
happy to state that though her Majesty was
much alarmed and excited by the unfortunate
and fatal accident which befel the poor man who
met his death at Hampton Court, while looking
at the Royal cortege, by falling from the sum
nit of building, no permanent injury to her
Maiesty's health is likely to result.
In reply to many inquiries which have reach
ed us on the subject, and in reference to para
graph in contemporary journal, affirming that
no brevet will take place unless the child, of
which her Majesty is eaciente, should turn out
to be a boy, we have to state, once for all, that
the sex of the young stranger will make no diff
ference in the matter. Whether boy girl, a
brevet will assuredly take place on the event.
II would be but poor compliment to her Males
ty ia presume that daughter Gan heiress pre-
sumptive at all events may not prove as good
and efficient Queel "a hersc.f. AT all events
no such distinction as tina which has been guess
ed at by our contemporary, is in the least likely
to be drawn United Service Gazette.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert do not visit
the Marquis and MarchioAess of Westminster
at Eaton Hall, this autumn.
Her Majesty will give a grand banquet at
Buckingham Palace this evening. A distinguish
ed circle of the nobility have been invited to
meet their Majesties the King and Queen of the
Belgians.
WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.-The Wesleyan
Conference has commenced its sittings, according
to appointment, in Brunswick chapel, New-cas-
tle-upon-Tyne. The Rev. Robert Newton, late
ly returned from his visit to America, where he
went as a delegate from the British Conference
to the American, was elected as president by a
very large majority. The place of secretary
was filed up by the election of the Rev. DIR.
Hannah, to that Office. The Wesleyan con-
nexion, so far as reports have been made, is in
state of great peace in all its departments; and
1t Is expected that the actual increase of mem
bers to the society, during the last year, will not
be less than 10000, including about 5000 report
ed as the increase on the Mission stations. A
very large number of candidates for the ministry
are recommended and it is pleasing to find so
great a proportion the sons OF Wesleyan
ministers, who are coming forward, with in
creased qualifications, to tread in the steps OF
their honored fathers. Openings in the mission
6eld present themselves, which, however, cannot
at present be entered upon, because Of deficiency
Of funds. The Rev. MIR. Freeman, from the
Gold Coast, Africa, is one of the interesting
characters by whose presence the Conference is
favored. The very interesting account of his
visit to the kingdom of Ashantee, may be seen
at length in the Missionary Notices for January,
1910. --.
The EXPECTED RESULT OF THE ANTICIPATED
FIGHT BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.-Should
Mehemet Ali resist the injunctions of the four
Powers, an English fleet, together with an Aus
trian Sect, is to blockade tho co,sts of Syria and
Egypt. Professionally, Admiral Shepherds squad
ron is to prevent Ibrahim's army from receiving
any supplies by sea, and carries out arms, provi-
sions and ammunition for the insurgents This
Is to be the first series of coercive measures
This Machiavelian policy is intended to exaspe-
rate Mehemet Ali into doing something which
may serve as pretcxt for combined attlck
from England and Russia. Ii Ibrahim's army
should pass the Taurus, and in that case Rus
sian army will land at Constantinople, and an
English fleet will penetrate into the sea OF Mar
mora. This is the secret object of the treaty.
This is the object Of the compact between Eng