The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-17 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Muss'. iwas.)
ITALY.
NAPLES, Ocr. IL
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The Official Journal of to-day says : '
" • flying column of troops has traversed the
districts of Ariano and San Angelo di Lombardi, in
the Prinoipato Ultra, and, aided by the National
Guard, has dispersed the brigands who infested
those parte.
" Ohiavone's band has taken the road to Pug-
lia ; Crocco, that leading to the Basilicata ;
while Nineo Nanco is proceeding in the direction
of Ascoli.

" There only remain fiaehitiello, Rtann, and
Reotti, and they, being wounded and exhausted,
will soon fall into the hands of justice."

THE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE
CORELLI. the most wonderful of *mares, tontines
to perform her new and motomehlag feats with increued success.
The programmes embraces the combined talent of Miss Con-
stance, the Star of the West; Madame &retrinl. Madame
Valckenaere, Mr. R. De Brenner, ►nd rtsm Collins . la addition
to which Mr. Fret Preach, the atraksperian comic vocalist, will
appear eVIBY gilt-NINO at the LAIN DON PAVILION,
Ticbboraertreet.

SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, Om. 16.
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MIIDIR'S LIBRARY.—A Revised List of the
principal works in circulation and on este at Media's
Library Is now ready, and will be forwarded, postage tree, on ap-
plication. "These lists, be It remembered, represent the main
manes of the general leformation now in vogue."—fiatarday
haview.—CHARLES EDWARD MCDIE, New Oztordatreet,
London ; City-orrice, a, Ki -Are Cheeped* ; Crasatreet,
Manchester. and Newstenet,

The Prince of Wales and the Crown Prince and
Princess of Prussia were at St. Gallen on Monday,
and at Rugas on Tuesday last.
The Swiss embassy to Japan will leave in two
parties, the first or diplomatic section on the 20th
November, and the second or mercantile section
some weeks later. The two parties will meet at
Singapore, and continue the journey thence to-
gether.

110 FAMILIES RETURNING to TOWN.
mumrs LIBELEE* MESSENGERS call, on appointed
olazy to DELIVER BOOKS, in part of London, and in
all the suburban towns and rll The advantages of
the library are thus brought within easy reach of all readers re-
siding within six or eight miles of New Oxfordstrert. Terms of
subscription, with hats of the principal new and choice books at
present in circulation, will be forwarded portage free on *KM.
cstioc—CRARLEB EDWARD MUDIK New Osfeedatreet, Lon-
don. City °Roes, 4, King-street, Cheapside.

FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE,
to any Part of the Kingdom.
Drawing-room Suites in Velvet LIR • 0
Drewing.room Suites, complete U 0 0
Dining-room Suites, complete IL 0 0
Bcd.rooto buttes, complete
Warranted Flnt-clam
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111utrated Catalogues gratis and post fns ea swig:agog.

SOUTH AMERICA.
Ron Guienne oil Lisbon.)
BUENOS AYRES, Sitrr. IS.
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The bill passed by the National Congress for the
federalisation of the city and provinces of Buenos
Ayres has been unexpectedly rejected by the pro-
vincial legislature.
Ministers Riestra and Costa have tendered their
resignations that of the former has been accepted.
Trade is generally depressed.

JC. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers
• (in England; of PARAFFIN% CAN ULM, to whom the prize
medal (Wel bee been awarded. These can lea can be obtained
of all chandlers and grosets In the United Kingdom. Frio, la Bd.
par pound also Fie d'a celebrated United Service Soap Tablets.,
ed. and 4d. each. Wholesale only, and for exportation. Upper
Marsh, Lambeth, B.

MMES. MECHI and BAZIN'S LIST.—The
quality may be judged by their display under the Eastern
Dome of the International Exhibition : also to the Cutlery Dc.
Vot, Class XXXII., and In the North Gallery, Class
1., Photographic Albums, Dressing Bags, Dressing Cases,
Despatch Boxes, Tourist Writing Ca. es, Po, ket.Books, Purses,
Bagatelle Tables, Chess.boarris„ Brushes, Combs, Toilet Apparatus,
Desks, Workboxes, Inkstands the 'Dec Strop and Paste, supe-
rior Razors, Scissors, and Penknives : the best Table Cutlery
and Mean, Plate; Papier kleche Tea-trays, Walters, and a
variety of tint-class ornamental piecea In Papier Meche: Parisian
Novelties in Ormolu, Postage Babinres. Courier Bags, Picnic
Caaea, Wicker Luncheon Baskets, tVlne ant Spirit Flasks,
Medieval Articles, and a variety of elegancies suitable for
presents.
Mr. Bazin having been appointed by her Majesty's COMMlS-
sinners aJuror In Class XXXII. of the International Exhibition
;Deering-cases, the firm were by this circumstance pre-
cluded from competing for a prize medal.
A medal wee awarded them in Class XXXII. CCutlery).
112, Regent-street. W., sod
leadenhallntreet, /LC., London ,fourth house horn Cornhill).
Catalogues post free.

GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and
BROODEN beg to call the attention of the public to the
FOAM of INVOICE which they deliver with Odd Guard
Chains purchased at their manufactory : 6 I. d.
To workmanship of pattern chain, EA Inches long
To (18, carat gold, weighing os dwt. giro, at
£8 as. WA. per mum" mint pries

Total..

Open thia system, the QUALITY, WEIOFfT, and YALUR of
the gold are certified, end guaranteed to the purchaser; Ilfsther-
ston and Itrogden looking for a fair remuneration on the work.
nnuiship only, which is charged according to the letricacr or
simplicity of the pattern.
WATIIER.STON and BROODEIf, Ooldsmiths.—Manufactory.
No. 10, fleuriettaktreek Covent-garden, London, N.C. lista-
blished A.D. 1714.
Amp made of Chains and Jewellery for ls. each. —N.B. This
estabilshiesat Is dosed ate In the evening, I'M on BaturdAys at 1.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—HAMILTON and
KIMPTON be to Worn gentlemen that the NEW
GOODS for the coming season are of patterns and textures that
cannot be excelled, and specimen garments are kept for inapec-
tlokor sale at 106, Strand, opposite Exeter-ball.

MANLY VIGOUR restored to the most Debi-
litated Constitution, In a few weeks, by the use of
BUDD S ELIXIR of LIM No consultation is required, and
complete restoration la effected quickly and secretly, as sure as
that day succeeds night. —ln battik:sat lla, and SM., forwarded to
any park for cash or stamps, by the Agents, PEWIT and Co.,
Medicine Warehouse, 229, Strand, Loodon.

CONDITION OF OUR TOWNS.-THEATRE
FITTING& —THE BUILDER of THIS DAY, price td.,
by pest fut. contains:—Flue View of Now Warehouses. Brad-
feed—The Aspect of Dartkpool—Ventilation and Drainage of
Cellars :with Illustration( —Notes of the Great Exhibition—
Theatre Fittings—Theatre Decoration (with Illustration;—New
Materials for Lives of Architects—Hospital Sites—Albert Me-
mo 'rods—Northern Architectural Association—Payment of Archi-
tects -The Queen's Crows, Northampton-Bcottlah N ews—Cinireh-
builing News—Provincial News--Conspetittnits, gc.—Onice, 1,
York.strcet, Covent-garden and all Bouksellera

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GERMANY.

(nom ova OWX

FRANKFORT, Ocr. 14.

"Ales jacta est." The Prussian government
will henceforth dispense with a regular vote of
supply by their House of Commons, and raise taxes
on the sole authority of their House of Lords ;
that is to say, those who pay the taxes have not to
decide for what purposes they are raised, but only
those in whose favour they are spent. The cham-
bers were sent about the r business yesterday, and
before the end of this year we cannot expect any
visible result from this state of things. Next year it is
highly probable that the townspeople will ref use those
illegal taxes, and government will then be com-
pelled to do the very thing they so highly blamed
iu Elemorate-Hesse, collect taxes by brats
force if they will not do without them. There
can be no doubt that the country at large will stand
by their representatives, and that the government
have raised a storm they cannot withstand. Mean-
while the Junker party do not relent in their insane
attempt to exclude every liberal feeliug from the
army. Last week a non-commissioned officer was
sentenced to four days' imprisonment for having
been found reading the liberal newspaper the
Volkszeitung.
A meeting was held here last week of those
members of the German parliament of 1848 who
stick to the constitution then voted by them and
accepted by 29 German governments. The meet-
ing, though not numerous, was attended by such
leading men as Jacoby, Tumue, Kolb (celebrated
for his statistical works), and others, and they all
agreed that the parliament having been dissolved
by violence, their mandate was not at an end, and
nothing could be legally done before their being
called together and legally dissolved.
In the Grand Duchy of Hesse every receiver of
tolls on the high road is a petty tyrant. Only
last week a party of ladies riding to Offen-
bach were compelled to stop in their carriage with
no one to take charge of the horses, the tax collector
insisting on the coachman's owning into his room to
pay the toll, as his dignity as a government officer
would not allow him to go for his money. The
party was not even allowed to forego their Offen-
bach amusement by hurrying back : the man in
authority insisted on the coachman paying hint hie
revenue. These little things show the whole
character of the system, and do infinite barns
to this government.

At Homburg, the party who opposed Blanca,
the famous gaming-table keeper, have fallen into
disgrace at court, and others more pliable have
taken their plane. Family ruin and throat-cutting
will yet for a long time he the end of those who are
decoyed to these infamous hells which surround
us on every quarter. It is highly to be regretted
that the respectable Belgian government gives a
prestige to our small states by allowing a similar
hell at Spa, It is their common answer, if you
object to the licensing of such establishments, that
the same thing is tolerated in Belgium.
The seceders from the Zollvereiu are beginning
to give way ; they no longer object to the new
tariff; but insist on a treaty with Austria being
concluded before they ratify the Prussian-French
treaty. By and by they will also drop this request,
as their exclusion from the Zollverein would lead
to the utter ruin of their manufacturers.

The inquiry into the circumstances of the late
steamboat collision on the Tyne was resumed on Wednesday
night by Mr. Coroner Hoyle, at Newcastle. Several addi-
tional witnesses were examined. but, owing to the &dammed
period of the evening, the inquest was again adjourned till
the following day.
A COSTLY Joss.—A letter from Prague of the
sth mentions • curious affair, which proves that *ties in
matters of business may sometimes cost dear. About a
fortnight ago a hop-dealer of the neighbourhood entered
the counting-house of • large merchant at Prague, with
Whom he had bad commercial relations. The latter asked
him how business was going on, wten he replied : " I am
doing so little that I am almost inclined to enter your service
as a clerk." "What eatery should you require r asked the
merchant. " Only 2,000 ilmina • year," replied the other,
laughing. The merchant shook hands with him, saying :
"Then it is a bargain." After a little further conversation
the hop-dealer retired, and neither one nor the other ap-
peared to think any more of the matter. Six days attar, •
considerable rise began to take place in hops, and the mer-
chant went to Sass, the largest market is Bohemia, to
make purchases, and to his annoyanto found that the dealer
had got the start of him, and purchased ell he could find.
Meetiog the dealer in the street, the merchant asked him
what hops be had purchased, and the price. " That
is my affair," was the reply. " Whet du you
mean by your affair? You forget then that you
are my clerk, and that 1 hays a right to inquire
what business you transact on my account You are free to
newel your engagement hereafter, but for the present you
act for ion" The dealer went to consult as advocate, who
told him that his engagement was valid, and that in any
ease • trial would be • tedinua affair. He them went to the
merchant, and after a long discussion agreed to pay 4,000
rthe NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— florins (10.0001.) damages for cancelling hie go t in
a BOOK on this subject will be forwarded. gratis, to the order to retain for his own account the profits e specula-
&Meted. All persons suffering from the ordinary aliments of tion he bad mode. When the money had been paid the
mankind 'Mould at once send • stamped directed envelope to Prague merchant declared that he would out keep a farthing
Mrs C. ff.. 1, Edithttreet, Hackney-road. Landers, when • copy of it, and distributed it among sours poor relations of the
will be immediately returned. dealer.

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