The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-10 00:00:00

GARIBALDI.

We have received by Submarine Telegraph a pri-
vate telegram, dated Spezzia, yesterday (Tuesday)
morning, which says, " Garibaldi is weak ; he
has much fever, and the inflammation is painful
The surgeons wish to bleed him. To save his limb,
or even his life, it is indispensable that one of
the best English surgeons should come to him
in haste."

Prince Napoleon is about to leave Paris for Cor-
sica, and to occupy himself at Ajaecio in selecting a site for
the monument to be erected to Napoleon L The prince
will leave Corsica for Egypt. . .

.
Rear-Admiral Jaurbs, who has been appointed to
the command of the French Lod and naval forces in China.
left Toulon on Monday on board the Canada. He will pro.
osed direct to Alexandria, and re-embark at Suez. He
takes with him all the necessary instructions to push on
military operations against the Chinese rebels.
Prince Richard de Metternich, the Austrian
ambassador, who recently left Paris for his chateau of
Johannisberg, will return before the expiration of his leave
of absence, in order to proceed to Biarritz, whither he has
been invited by their Majesties.
The ex-King Louis of Bavaria, father of the
reigning monarch, has just passed through Lyons on his
way from Geneva (where be has stopped two days at the
Hotel des Berrie') to Rome. His Majesty, who is 76 years
of age, travels incognito under the name of Count de
pessard.
The Inralide Ruase mentions a rather singular
piece of economy effected in the expenses of its printing
by the suppression of the e mute, which in Russian writ-
ing is added to every syllable terminating with a consonant,
but which is of no use in the pronunciation. The suppres-
sion of this letter make., a saving of 8 per cent. in the ex.
posse of the composition of the journal.
"Two towns in Eastern Flanders, Audenarde
and Termonde," says the independence, "have adopted
1 Garibaldi's march for the chimes of the church clock."

Mr. Bishop, the Englishman arrested for coa-
-1 raying Bourboaist communications between Naples and
li Rome, has been sentenced to tea ',eon' imprisonment.
NEWCASTLE AND GLRIBALDI.—NEWCASTLK, TUEB-
- Nianr.—As immense and enthusiastic meeting wiri
held here to-night to memorialise government to urge the
withdrawal of the French troops from Rome, and to invite
Garibaldi to oome and reside 111 England. The large lecture
ball could not contain the people, and thousands went away
unable to obtain admission. The people outside, by as
adroit manmuvre, obtained possession of the new Town
Hall, which was immediately crowded to the doors. The
speakers were then brought to the Town HalL Mr. Coen-
culler Newton presided, sod a resolution demanding the
withdrawal of the French troops from Rome was moved by
Joseph Cowen, jun., in an eloquent address, and seconded
by Thomas Gregsos, and carried amidst unbounded ap-
plause. The Rev. J. H. Rutherford moved a resolution
inviting Garibaldi to England, which was seconded by Mr.
Watson, and carried with great enthusiasm. The meeting
created much excitement in the town.

CANADIAN PARTRIDOIB.—MT. Taylor, a surgeon,
at Romeey,cautions the public of the extreme danger tuere is
sometimes in eating these birds, and narrates some cases ia
which patienta of his own were poisoned by eating them.
It is reported to be known in Canada that sometimes these
birds are poisonous, that when the snow is long on the
ground they are driven by hunger to feed on the berries of
some shrub which makes their flesh unsafe for hums food.
AQUATIC BIRDS.—At a meetiug of the Exerar
Naturalists' Club held last week, Mr. D'Urban, a member
of the club, stated that there were no less than 72 species at
aquatic birds which frequented the Ere river, some of which
were of great rarity, such as the Caspian gull, Egyptian
goose, great northern diver, harlequin dock, black tern,
common dead, white *Uri, &boost, black tailed puma,
pratincole, grey phalarope, spoonbill, grey plover, oyster
catcher,
catcher, spotted crake, sheldreke, buff breasted sersilpiper,
spotted redahank,