The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-12 00:00:00

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OWIDAY. OM ISM MONDAY.
N.W. to S.W., 'mode. Noomloa. &&W. to W.N.W,
rote to stroll, some strong, unsettled..
ra
W.

N.W. to &S.W., WWI Corns B.S.W. to N NAO..
fresh to strong, un- strony to fresh, rain
settled. at times.
W.N.W. to &S.W., sorrecoms. W.B.W. to N.N.W.,
moder
ratato to strong. strung, squally, some
with a. rain.
N.W. to 8., moderate 8001u-Sszr. 8. W. to N., fresh or
to strung, some rain. strong, with some
rain.
North-lost=Calttusees to Norfolk. West=Donegal to Corn.
walt. Boottmehannel and lay Coasts. Solath-Sast.Strait of
Dora. to Norfolk.

Tin AFFAIR or saes MINI& —" The settlement
of the question of the five brigands," says the Sconotaista,
of Twin, "shows that France is retureing to her natural
hinds, end wishes to music est good terms with Italy.
We know, In fact, that this matter bee ended in the most
satisfactory wooer to the Italian government."
King Leopold has announced his intention of
visiting Ghost on Monday, and of konoatitg the Interna-
tional Social Science Congress by hie presence at the opeo-
fag of its second session, which will take place at the Palais
d• I'Universit4 of that city at 12 o'clock on the 14th inst.

To the list of the artists engaged at the Park
Balks Opera, which has already ben given, may be added
the name of the sisters titaro,,isio and Madame Gassier ; of
Signori Baragli, tifit.iani, sod Pagans moos Moors (Signor
Taraherlik not returning) ; of Signori ilineei mid Giraldooi
among Imitates ; and of Signori Antonini and %oche
among basses. The new operas promised are Signor Verdi's
Simon Boecanegra, and La Forza Mae:tin°.

- •
STOPPING THE STILLY RAMS.—We Lave good
reales to believe that the government has committed itself
to so overt sot in the affair of the steam rams built at
Birkothead. We are ioformed that Earl Rumen, ea
Wedseeday, dispatched, by written missive, a positive order
to Moen. Laird to prevent them vessels Irvin their yards
without sa ample explanation of their destination, and •
susialoable reference to the owner or swears for whom they
an mostructed. It is sow affirmed, moreover, that the
French Ambageador boa been appealed to It to the powi•
' bility or soopmeibility of a Preach subject having
ordered mueels of this stump of as Eaglish ship-builder.
Them is declared to have 00010 a proper of reply
from his exas/leney that so French sobleot hes any legal
right to pewee, er porthole vessels of war, either for
himself or en behalf of ethers. Earl Russell, it is said, argues
to himself that them vessels could only be reseals for the
warlike purposes of a state or an iodividnal. Hie lordship
bolds that Meagre- Laird are booed to dedare—and sustain
on unimpeachable testimony such declaration—the 'Covert-
meet for whom the steam rams have hese built. The
Secretary for Foreign Allure is else of opinion that if it is
pkaded that these reseals are for as individual owner, sa-
ils" or foreign. that individual could only be a privateer or
• pile. And it is on them grounds that the government
the made op He mind. At any rate the English government
le sow truly resolved to try the googlies in a court of law,
and if owned for Osmoses, to make an appeal for support
to the Home of Comenoos. —Horsing Herold.
Elinlalt HOSPITAL. —The lunatic entablLiLwent
at Hndar is so loopier is existethe The unfortunate
sadist" were removed oo 'Tuesday to Yarmouth usder the
lbeirk of Dr. James Rae sad Dr. James Whither. This is
• meet jacinth:ma step, se it bad Ineg been felt that the
Welles which satafid the requirements of the navy
&boat a onion, ego was net adapted to suit the views of
the maitary reformers of the presoak day. Moreover, it
was scarcely is keepies with the advance of aivilisittioo to
Eite:his 'iodate° to shriek sad bellow within the hem.
of those paents who wen seder treatineet for bodily
and sot meat The pati ente bore
s! disorden.
their removal remarkably well. sod all the arreagealetts
wars iumellset.—Anoty mid Navy Goooffo.