The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-17 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, JOLT 16.
The Patrit of this evening states that the Corps
Legialatif will not reassemble before November.
La France of this evening insists on the necessity
for an armistice in Poland at the moment of nego-
tiationa being opened.

THE LATE DUKE OF HAMILTON.

PARIS, JOLT 16.

The body of the late Duke of Hamilton will be
conveyed to Glasgow on board a French man-of-

War.

THE CAPTURED ITALIAN BRIGANDS.
TURIN, JeLT 16.

The Diritto and Ansonia of to-day have beer
seized for publishing offensive articles against the
Emperor Napoleon, on the subject of the late cap-
ture of brigands at Genoa. . . .

The reports published in this evening's papers re-
lative to the late affair at Genoa state that the
Prefect of Genoa arrested the five brigand chiefs
without waiting the reply of the Minister, which
was in the negative. In any case, however, as the
assent of the French Consul deprived the arrest
of any insulting character towards France, the
Italian press is unanimous in declaring that the
brigands should not be surrendered.
According to the /tuna, the Prefect of Genoa
would probably be censured, perhaps even re-
moved.

OPENING OF THE TRANSYLVANIAN
DIET.

BEILMANNSTADT, JULY 16.

The solemn opening of the Transylvanian Diet
ook place to-day. The imperial rescript declaring
the union of Hungary with Transylvania null and
void, and confirming the new constitution of
Transylvania as milted to preatnt circumstances,
was most favourably received by the members.
The Diet resolved upon sending an address of
thanks to the Emperor.

heron Channell said he did not see that they had any
right to inquire how a man made his motley. Money was
made in a variety of ways. (A laugh.)
HOLLAND. i Mr. Hawking asked the witness whether the fetuses.
were sot always lighted and " ready for anything"? (A
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF I laugh.)
MONSEIGNEUR ZWYSEN. He merely smiled, and did not answer the question.
BOIS LE DUO, Jou 15.
William Roupell the convict, was then examined, and
his appearance created a good deal of sensation in the court.
Monseigneur Zwysen, archbishop of Bois le Due, He was not dressed in the prison garb, but the large beard
has been wounded by a pistol shot while asleep, and moustache be exhibited on the last 00C4160, when he
and is in a very dangerous state. The perpetrator , was examined, had been removed. He gave hie evidence
with the Memel, coobiese and self-pomessiew. He said—
of the act has not yet been discovered. I remember living at Peckham with my father and mother.
I They then passed ea Mr. and Mrs. Carter. I think we left ,
I Peckham to go to live at Aspen-house, Brixton, in 1839,
and they then west by the names of Mr. and Mrs. Roupall.
The steamship City of Manchester, from New I had as older brother, John, and two sisters younger than
York on the 4th inst., arrived at Queenstown yesterday myselfa at this time, I rememberiy.th; tttil: hl 1
was
my
'minis', with 172,754 dollen is specie ad 125 pamengen. bOOO
born in 1841. (The w
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She proceeded for Liverpool at 635 P.m. Her new. has place in 1840.) My father spent the greater part of his
been anticipated, time at Creee-strest, Blitekfriais-road, and that was is fact
The ship Light of the Age, from Sydney April his deell
st Zrlrasiollis piece of bus3Duileilwas iiidtnirive=
17, weed up Channel off Plymouth yesterday morning, all day and ieturr:ed on tßr
he Monday morale:gat Cresemtreet.
She brings 22 passengers, no gold, but • full cargo of wool He was very careful and inexpensive in hie habits. I was
andhides. Bhe landed four of her passengers at Plymouth articled in 1849 to Mr. Elsalam, a solicitor, in CoptbalL
by 'pilot boat, 4 One, sad I was afterwards assigned to Mr. Rem, who mos