The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-25 00:00:00

MAY FROM ILIVYJIPOOL 01 QUUNBTOWM TO
NSW YOWL

nna LIVERNSiSL4 NIW YORK, Rad
J. FITILADILERIL 00MY1N Woad des-
p.oLing theta yall..powirred elydo•buill Ina Screw Steeraiddits,
carrying the rafted Motes
FROM LIT KRAahor !TRW TORE.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Wedueeday, October 2&
CITY OF LlMERlCK'dandy,s Saturday, October 22.
Mal eery W ad every atheaume satardar.
Cate wage by lb* man Armen aiding every W
pot am 21 &Dew aocording to the aocorsokodatketnattit
by the Auturdare utomere, 12 Warm. forward paw
lachubut all provisions mobs& Presamofor
Comb. lbs Dab ad Maas. and MINI 022aueld% tosied
es very advantageous terms —Tor hoar pareleulare spray to
WILLIAM 'roux, ts, wsarroir•ea LOw9•01; te 12 v
sad YAM. IL LW& Wllllamolrona eq.

BREMEN.—Neutral vowel under Russian flag.
Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick, sod Central Geo
many—Oneof the tine tint clue screw dousaniDLlES, MOW'.
or SCHWALBE will be despatched tram Bonelydown. every
Ibutiday incasing 'weather permitting). at 10 am., calked at
Blackwell Pier ter passengtrs at lt neon.—lane to Bremen, dr
cad Ll ; return tickets, 43 and ,C 1 10a.—AppI at CHAPLINII
normal Office, Reyent-circus, W. ; or to IS, BRAVA
raII,UPPB, sad Co.. 11. Wood-int. LC.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Oakes, 0, old licoadatrest, Louden. R.C.
1.481.3 OF SECOND MORTGAOR BONDS.
(01110 DIVISION.)
Payable la London.
4.000,000 dollars. Due in 18113.
Coupons due Ist January and lit July.
Felted by a registered Mortgage on the Income and all Corpo-
rate Eights, Privileges, lands, Franchises. Plant and Property
of the Ohio Division of the Railway.
honds are redeemable at par In Now Tett. or fa Landes
t. 61 per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or en-
Interest coupons Are steadied to the bonds, payable
temianthalli, at the Consolidated Rank In London, at the toed
roe of Ia to the dollar. The beads will be knurl at 06, at
abich rate bonds of 1,000 dollars will cost ELM lea , carrying
wuporis due January I, lee&
The coupons represent Lit per amnia on each bond of 1,000
d. EMS. or :4 per that. interest on price of lane.
lbe towel divisions of the Atlantic and Great Western Ra-
wly have teen consolidated under the government of lames
Lost. , whose reputation se a banker and railway adminis-
tro.l is established in Europe as well as in America. Mr. Robb.
is rrondttit of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, Joins
the atrection of the Erie and other lines forming the through
tv:te between New York and St. Lou!,, so as to secure unity of
anion.
The price of lathe has been flied at Oft
The terms of issue are as follows :
t per cent, on application. being LII 6 0 par bored of 1,000
dollars.
1^ per cent. on allotment
15 te r cent. lath November 8716 0 „
33 per c.ut. 190 December
per cent. lath January
due IA d winery.

£l4B IS 0
Sz'seribers have the option of paying the Instalments to ad-
MM. and will be allowed a discount ol 9 (par sect, per mama
on preps) meats.
After allotment, scrip certificates will be issued to '•bearer.•.
Tb,e certificates will be exchanged for bonds to "Daum" on
payment of the final instalment.
I run of appbeation may be obtained at tbs Consolidated
Bank . or at the °Men of the Company, No. t Old Broadatreet,
Lunn. E.C., or et L F. Satterthsraits, broker, 34 Shrug-
avetuctreet, London, LC.
Lembo, Oct. 12. 100 d.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY.
1.)1-E of SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, payable In London.
NOME 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that NO APPLICATION fee
Umpa rahDS.UI be RECEIVED AFT= the
• ..0.45/
"IftsiMpeadalreet, -
- 1-

GETZA LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
37, Old Jewry, Z.C.
Y. ALIAS COMA Actuary and Siastdry.

THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE
DISCRANCI COMPANY. &tabtithed 18111
ufAces ha...street, Liverpool , 20 mad 21, Poultry 7. Corn.
ano se, Cha, ingcnas, London. Empowered specially by
Parliament. !oersted Funds exceed .L 3.000.000 sterling.
BI an Act of the last Session of Parliament, the Globe limn,
sect Company of London was amalgamated, as from the 12th
September, IN :2. with the Liverpool sad Load= Company, sad
by a clause ha the Act the name of the Utter Company was
robsaii,ently cbaused to the LIVERPOOL end LONDON and
I NCE COMPANY.

-- —....
The capital of the Company Is 12.000000, of which 6180.000 IS
fold ap and Invested; and In addition there are reserewd tunds,
which. mdependvntly of the Life Reserve. SHIMPIMS to 8.1,100,000.
FIRE INSURANCE.—The premium in 1M33 exceeded
0310.000, and wore greater than those of any other company by
apses& ~f L 200,000. The position in the duty return will be
anderstood from the following statement:
The Out, established In 1710, collected duty In 1866.. 1216,000
The Phoenix .. 1700 „ w 131,000
The Liverpool and Loa-1
doe and Globe r 1886 „ w 123,000
Whilst no other rompriny collected se much aa
LIFE IN,CRANt E —lb premiums received in 1863 were
Ll,vlto and the annaltles paid amounted to P. 31300. The
feed accumulated to wet them liabilities is 11,430,000. The
lis,illty of peoprietors is unlimited.. . . ..

DOICET, Secretary to the Company.
JOKS ATKINS, Bogdan{ Soentary.
September, lOU.

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.—This
A- amount to be ADVAXCID by a private Gentleman, in
twos of the and upwards. to noblemen, gentlemen, heirs to Cu.
Lulea estates, balms on tall pay, tc , with setrecy sad de
spat :h. on their W 401 of hand, also on reveries; legacies, and
Igo loterests, at IS per ceet.—ApW, by latice only, to L G., 17.
Jernmstreet, at James', B.IV

YARMOUTH BLOATERS, in Season from
od. ttono of Dec., DO. be : Sim—Terwart.ir,
recopl of remittance, by MERE.LU
DT, /last T

HOWARD and SONS' MACHINE-MADE
CABINET WORIT.—Tbe Introduedoe of to
power be
mordeeture enabies HOWARD and SONS to oder tbe beet
enslity of rr s rry az of all kinds eta very moderate
Le.. Designs and estlinatos free.

N./UTION. —The MOUNT ST. BERNARD
t —VARNER and RoOKltil having received infor-
ms:lon that a spurious and Inferior Imitation of their registered
Lerrarl cloth la Nine offered for sale, respectfully caulks
stalls[ the same, and to stets that theirs Is the only
in Luudon were the genuine and original cloth can be
or purrhaaed —The GREAT SHAWL and CLOAK
EltI•OEIUNI. 171, 173, 175, and,l79, Regent-Arad. W.

nVERCUATS.-HADIILTON and HIMPTON,
a,•O ..erreoat s. Invite an early bleperUcet of
the NEW yep„f.r the coating sewn, of which specimen
garments are kept m hand.
No. lOS. eTRAN It, OPPOSITE EXETER-HALL

111431 and CO.'S CLOTHING
EtTAP.LISIIMILNI. 66 sod 67. Oxford•otrost.
The attrntion ..f Gentlemen is particularly longed to th•
g grran...ro .r.ts into which Byem and Co.'s istablishossat
if LI: out LT public accommodation
No 1. Clothing for immediate Wear.
N".!. Seleut •frder Department
1. Juvenile end Youths' Dopartmont
t Eat and Hosiery Department.
I,^st et rienced cutters and work hands are enraged In
the 1 b:oring brooches, and the beat sod moat faadionablo
[Me rc0(10017 are i.uaraoteed.
N I,tli and ceP . fE sod M. Oxf..rd4treet, Loudon; 11,11,28 d
gut, b-. omit. lirrolgjaga; &twin, Leeds; and Wad'
hury.

THE IN VIGORATI NERVI NE ESSENCE.
„ee 7h. el( ebticelly pit( pared and most powerful marl-
',.ll4l met introdui reetores to their normal condition
s--fttions, on the intecr.ty of which perfect health de-
t. It as • specific for debility of all kinds, and from its cow
Mac:. ee,..14 other Ingredient; pepsine and phonate of soda,
will prole loidily beneficial to the nerroun and dyspeptic.
her tn•ttle, or four .1 nantlties to OW 13T VS. Sole
Mr ors. haosnrarten and Co., IRO, Onfordotrest.
LL•11144. renehlirehAtron. LC. bodes.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILL
, a weer falling remedy, prettareA, withoutsaywrearly
t 3. fn 40 the reoipe of Dr. Scott, will be foand tairshablef
we k • 'Witt from bilious and liver complatifte. llsfileodi. _apt
.1 tritbitnefte, Mr:loess of the eyes, fte. For banners
ton,. 0f.... as • family aperient medteloef cod 01 • P•ruler
they are truly eleellrut . mild In their operation and
Dtletf.l to the eb•mack they create appetite, promote direettak
"rebirth's the whole uerrons systetea—Boid by W. I.
f'ffb thfmlat Cur Chariarertma, sad by wait
dlamrlett I i
~„ lid, and h. 9d. De ears to set for Dr.
..ue 1.110 [Jeer Me gamine An le • WHIM VINO
14d4at .ith tt Willman. Lambert" rearramtd en the asap.

JOTEAU'S COPAHINE DOGE, sucessitully
I 1. the Pails and London Hospital( Rader dr are of
bps ~dlerter, Rimed, Poland, and Lig"' Clark
1(1,1: Nov 6, Mt , effects a can in an avow* of all days
One' to recent ~r eltrunte diaemes --fa. id. pee bottle, bur= tAI at JtaP.AIO Preach chemist, fkasmarkek 144 La, toolonast Ationsa,

ST. JA M ES'S-H ALL—WONDERS of
NATURAL INAOIC.-10stresese Se-sehativea ail lila
WeeL
PelltatOrtfaZOWO WO of IIAGIC..4=NDII-
SON, tie Satuultimlaissaa sod Seoreutallukted
SyWill. flee esdreordlaary perfarreasoes are nightly's:rested by
adaitouiroustals, who peououpos leas Andenou is havene
vrriWl wadi Over NOW of the elite of the ha
already istlnasesd the wlwd of the North's PST O.
ANTIIITIf, it lie as. JUN Nii-Iisa—ITULY WIN-
ING. at S. Doom oyes at 7. (timed Moirs.Pauformaaee every
Saturday at S. Area sad offery, ; ; stalls, as.
Slotala ow be seemed al Mr. Aastle's elk% IleeadUly.

THE OXFORD.—Tbe Oxford and Can te
11.41 Coospeay ( .--411ASANKIILLO an lilAgna
by the whole of the Operatic Oomp.ny. ya MIT SLONDIN ;
JACKSON HAINKI. the American Stater; Usewarth. Baawas,
W. Bead 11. te.. with all the available talent. THIS SULKING.

STRAND MUSICK HALL—PROMENADE
CONCIRTI WIRY KVINING. was a foil and inset
Band of Porty Pert moan Conductor—W. 1. KINGSBURY.
The following ondoent ankles vtll ippon • Vocallon—lfelne.
Rosa Walks, Mdlle. Panay Bodied, MIL. Culotta Mayor.
lootrurorotalista—Vlolla, SlenceOloranal Adelman; Coroat-l-
neon. M. Dubow profaner at the Camarvatcdra Royale M
&urea hanotorto. U. Tito MatialL pliant to Ina tfoffof7
the King of Italy.—Adasboton. In re.ate Donn 10a S&;
balcony staLla, fa—Opan at balf-pan 1 cfclaols. manamem MIL

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CC% XX I I ,
b pabbahed Ude day.

CO
STZII76.
L The Pram& In Cochin China and Cambod6s.
I. Workmen's Ikea& Iladstlas.
& Vemslian BMW Poem
& Smltiffs Diellonary of Um BIN&
6. Health of the Army In
6.
7. Jrhotlntarilbeo lock&set.
& 64r IN. Wilde as aaast of laws.
D. Dr. Newman's Apo
John Murray, Albesswelewtreet

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te.
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N.B.—The whole of the first edition was exhausted by enlace',
don on the day of publication. A second is now sold off, and
the third is just ready. ♦ fourth edition bin active preparailoa
to avoid delays.
John Maxwell sad Co., publishers, 1* FiestatraeL

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms
sad Account Books required wader tbe above A* else
all ether Shads of Amount Hooka, wadi ovary Itteelesery re-
quisite for Peblie Companies. Use Counties-boa* lie.. @ap-
plied is the best terms. Petals& of every descsiplieg
Share Certificates lingreved and Printed: °facial Seals de-
signed and executed.
Aah sad lll** lleetegre* I C., and Loadoe.biddge, LL

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

(suvria's mummies.)
ITALY.

OPENING OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
STATEMENT OF THE NEW MINISTRY.
TURIN, Ocr. 24.
The Chamber of Deputies was reopened to-day
under the presidency of Signor Cassini&
A very large number of deputies were present,
including the members of the old ministry.
The new ministry were in their places.
The town is perfectly quiet, and the military
were not called out.

In the Chamber of Deputies Signor La Marmon
laid on the table the Franoo-Italian Convention
and the diplomatic correspondence connected there-
with.

Signor Lanza brought forward a bill for the trans-
fer of the capital to Florence, and requested that it
might be declared urgent.
Several bills were introduced by different mem-
bers requesting an inquiry into the late events at
Turin. An investigation was agreed to, and a com-
mittee of nine members appointed for the purpose.

Tlai4469pr. 26, Emma,
QM the transfer elle capital to Flo-
rence fixes the necessary credit at 7 millions lire.
The Ministry made a statement to-day in the
Chamber of Deputies relative to the Franco-Italian
Convention. They presented the Convention to
the Chambers, not only believing its sanction to be
henceforth a political necessity, but being con-
vinced that its benefits are immensely superior to
its inconveniences.

The ministerial declaration acknowledges the
grave sacrifices involved in the transfer of the
capital ; but as the result of this measure will be
the removal of foreign troops from Italian soil, and
the preparation of a satisfactory solution of the
Roman question, it is in the name of the natioual
dignity, independence, and unity that these sacri-
fices are called for.

The diplomatic documents communicated to the
Chamber are the Convention and the protocols of
the 15th September and 30th October, two notes
from Signor Visconti-Venom to the Chevalier di
Nigel', a note from the latter to the former, and
the declaration of the late ministry to the Sing.
The note of Chevalier di Nigra to Signor Via-
eonti-Veuosta, laid upon the table of the Chamber
of Deputies to-day, relates the hi►tory of the nego-
tiations upon the Franco-Italian Convention. lie
states that the French government demanded, in
addition to a promise not to attack Pontifical terri-
tory, some real guarantee, in order to inspire. the
Pope with confidence in the catholic sentiment of the
!Ling of Italy.
The Italian negotiators had formal instructions
to reject all conditions contrary to the right of the
nation.

The Marquis Pepoli informed the Emperor Na-
poleon that the Italian government, from strategic,
political, and administrative reasons, was occupied
with the question of removing the seat of govern-
ment from Turin. The Ein,..eror replied that this
resolution would remove many difficulties. Cheva-
lier di Nigra further states that in the negotiations
it has been well understood that the Convention
should not, and cannot, signify neither more nor
lees than what it states—namely, that Italy under-
takes to renounce all violent measures.

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, OCT. 24.

It is stated in diplomatic circles that Count
Rechberg has tendered his resignation, and that it
has been accepted by the Emperor.
Count Menadorf•Pouilly is mentioned as his
successor, but nothing definite is as yet known.

THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
F.LBERFICLD, Om. 24.

The Elberfelder Z,itung of to-day states that a
clause has been inserted in the treaty of peace
whereby Denmark engages to give compensation
for the captured German shipping.

PRUSSIA ASD LAUFSBERG.
BERLIN. Oer. 24.

The semi-official Nord Deutsche Zeitung of
to-day says :—" Prussia is not in a position to
comply with the resolutions passed by the Linen_
burg Diet forannexation to Prussia without further
negotiations, since Austria in virtue of treaties is
in fact co-possessor, and has through the alliance
acquired moral rights which the cabinet of Berlin
will conscientiously respect. The inhabitants of
the Duchy of Lauenburg may rest assured that
Prussia, fully appreciating their frank and honour-
able advances, will neglect nothing to meet the
wishes of the population, and produce a malaise-
' tory state of affairs."