The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

TIJROT, JULY 14.

At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day
Signor Lansa stated that the oommittee of inquiry
into the southern railways bad drawn up its report.
lie demanded that the Chamber should resolve
itself into a secret committee to hear the report,
and subsequently decide as to its discussion in
public. Signor Bastoggi moved that the report
should be made at a public sitting. The Chamber
adopted Signor Bastoggi's motion, and ordered that
the report should be read at to-morrow's sitting.

TURIN, JITLY 14, Emma.

In the Senate the budget came on for discussion
to-day. Signor Marliani referred to the relations
with Spain, and demanded that the Italian legation
at Madrid should be abolished. The Minister for
Foreign Affairs, in reply, said that Italy, having
been recognised by the great powers, did not seek
to be acknowledged by Spain. Signor Marlisai
urged the government to take possession of the
Spanish College at Bologna. The President of the
Council assured the Senate that the government
would exercise the rights to which it is entitled.
It is believed that the session will close on Monday
next.

INDIA.
(By Tslsirspia hots Boas.)

BOMBAY, Jon SL

Grey shirting. in good demand. Mule twist,
quiet. Cotton dull. Opium, 14.50. Exchange on
London, first-class credits, 2s. Old. Government
securities, Four per Ceuta., 981 ; ditto, Five per
Casts., 107 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cents.,
116/. Freights nominal. Money very easy.

CALCUTTA, Joss

Grey shirting. firm. Mule twist quiet. Ex-
change on London, 2s. OK Government secu-
rities, Four per Cents., 97i; ditto, Five per Cents.
107 ; ditto, Five-ands-Hall per Cents., 1161.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
(Per the Basra.)
(By Telegraph trona Lisboa.)
RIO, Jun 24.

Exchange on London, 271 to Ta ; on Paris, 347
to 360. Coffee : Price of good tint, 7.000 to 7.1.00
rein. 22,000 bags of coffee have been shipped
sines the departure of the previous mail, including
3,600 bags for the ChanneL The sales of coffee
amount to 30,000, and the stock ou hand to 50,000
bags. Freights, 40 to 60 trams.

BAHIA. Jove 24

Exchange on London, 27* to 271. Sugar,
whites, 6.100 rein. ; browns, 2.600 to 2.660 rein,
Cotton, 26.600 rein.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

♦DX[ILITT, JULY 14......APP0L1T10NT5.--.ollp-
liba .7. P. La.., le the Irk, Aye liarailtee.
Ocemaisiere W. H. Newisk to sb. Harrier, eke
Hay ; 17 eld, from th. Triaeocesiet, to th. Diedalue, vies

ThibLiettiesaste C. J. Schohrtield sod E. 8. Erma, Me
the Curiae►
tiorproee Dr. J. Ream to the Aboukir ; W. E. O'Bries,
to the Weep.
Chaplets sod Naval leetreetor—Rev. R. N. Jeekson.
Navel laeleueter—F. Beckley, (aildttioitel) to the Vie.
tory.

PORTSMOUTH, JirLY 14.

The Board of Admiralty has issued'orderii for
the Pearl, 2t, anew sunsets. to be brought forward for
commiesiat with all passible despatch.
The trial of Lady Howard's electric light, &aired far
use is lighthouses mid light ships. took place hist night be-
tween ft. Catberiee's Bowe, in the lain of Wight, and
Portsmouth, and was very succersful. Although the dis-
tance is about twisty miles sad the eight wee rather hazy,
the light emitted a brakes* tame, and wee very clearly
dimernible.

Dn. Cot.s.Nso.—Tbe Colonial Bishoprics Council
bee derided to carry the amount hitherto paid so stipend to
Dr. Cameo ea Bishop of Natal to • separate reserved
aceosat, peediag a Mud sod authoritative derierie of the
quantum of the legality of the Bribe, of Capetowa's jade-
teest.—Chairch Standard..

Hera Mtastotts.—His Royal Rieman the Prince
of Wales bas meet kindly comiented to become vice-patrout
of the Society fir Promoting the Employmeot of Additional
Curates to Popelous Pieces (7, Whitehall), of which moiety
her Majesty the game is purea.—Cloarrh Stnatlard.
RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIESn. PARLIA•
RR.—After taking the nppositiot oVideses of the inhabi-
tants of Onslomsquae. Elromptca, Bares Marchetti, the
sculptor, Sir J. Elphinstose„ Mr. Theodore Mortis, sod
°then Wog examined I. favour of a local railway statics
In the Fulham-road to a station as in Carlow.
square, by the Metropolis District lway, and Metropoll.
tan Greed Union Railway, the oommittee passed the bill
and settled the conditimal clauses. The alums of the
Guest Northern and Western of Ireland were settled in Mr.
Adair's committee, and the kill for the llembridge Railway
pared In Mr. Musey'a. Ic the Lords, the bill for OmM/op°.
City Union was passed. and that foe the Brecon and Mmtlsyr
Tydfil, and the.logl for the Swansea Vale Railway was
opened by Mr. Denison, Q.C., and Mr. Somerset. Mr.
Potter, Chairman of the Great Restore, and Mr. Fowler,
engineer, were examined orient the East Gloucestershire
Railway inn, but after bowleg Mr. Remember, Q.C.,
spigot, and Mr. Crippe in favour, the committee pawed
Ike bull. Mr. Calvert, Q.C., basing stated the cam of the
Scottish Central Railway and Stations before a committee
of which Lord Egerton is chairman. It was paired, and that
for the Lamosetm, Bodmin, and Wasiebridu Railway
I celled on. Lord Redoodales cornmitim retaliated and
paned lb. bills for the Ilfraeatahe Ihibray. iiktaiaey tal-
-1 trey fatuniaas sad Leassidte Qafsa %Cava