The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-24 00:00:00

ROME.

ROME, Aram 33.
Mgr. de Merode is proceeding to Brussels on ac-
count of family affairs.

Mgr. Meglia will be despatched to Mexico in the
quality of Internuncio.
Baron de Bach, Austrian ambassador at Rome,
has left for Vienna.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, AUGUST 23.
The Belgian Chambers were re-opened to-day
without a speech from the throne. The Prince de
Ligne was re-elected President of the Senate. The
session will only butt a few days.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Ammar 23,3.30 r.s.
The Bourse has been dull. Reales closed at
66.30, or 50. lower than yesterday.

Tax Pousn TRIAL AT Beaux.—The trial of
the Poles of the Onind Duchy of Posen is goiog on slowly
before the high minimal court of Berths. Amass the docu-
ments which were read at the last aittieP assn the matonott
pronounced against some pupils of the colleges of Posen,
who were found guilty of having formed among themselves
ea association for the encouragement of the study of the
witless' ,language, literature, and history. Those young
men were in general from 16 to 20 pan of age ; the oldest
of them VIM medal:need to a few weeks iniprionmeot ; and
the public will probably ask with some surprise how as so.
cusetioe of high treason could have been made against
thane pupils, and how they could have incurred the con-
demnation which the Posen authorities promounced against
them. Among the other documents of the trial are a
rather oonsiderable !number of papers furaistual by the
Ranks and Austrian police. The Posen authorities,
doubtless not lied* et home sufficient elenieste to sup-
port the accusation. appealed to the co-operation of their
age:boors, who showed the most cordial readiness to
respond to the application. The Russian police of Warsaw
seat the circulars and proclamations of the national govern-
ment ; the Austrian police of Cracow, and that of Law-
berg also, furnished their ofeatingeet ; so that the trial
which is "gag on at Sortie may, to a certain extent,
be considered as the work of three allied police establish-
/..

Wears. Debenbam, Storr, and Sons yesterday
offered by pobNc suction, at their Nark In Covert-garden,
• large ocilleetion of valuable property. The following
were among the most important lot. sold, the prime realised
being annexed :—/a gold band armlet, with magnificent erne.
said and beilliantneetre, to wear at pleasure as a broach. in
else, 1091. 4s. ; • bandsmno gold neeklette. with splendid
ballast and carbuncle pendeat„ in awe, M. Ts. ; • very
Na
and ram eat's eye, mounted in gold as • beetle brooch,
sladded with brilliants sad rubies, is ems, 171. 10a. ; a fine
edoes brilliant Hag. at the first water, 59/. 17a. ; a
aiseklotts, wilt handsome brilliant mom, Tit 4e. ; a
brilhaat,9 cerata. 1441. lße. ; a angler:cm brilliant
ring the fret watee,l32l. Is. ; two loose brilliants of the
In emir, 401. ; two 111140, 451. 10s. ; two ditto, 45/. 3a. ;
• ear of middens tin& storms brilliant 'arrant,. is rase,
2381. Ti'. shapaiglia mats of brilliants. 442/. ; forty-owe
mists briMaate,ls3l.
Greet quantities of rain fell all over the Isle of
Wight last Sunday, sad d flaathamplaa as Maria,
a6t.
OMBRA& PALACES. ONZ BMW= DAT.
TCISDAT. UMW 23.—Aftioloas ea Davamati 44,742 ;
saws tiakaia, 1,9131 ; 46,777.