The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-02 00:00:00

REMOVING TO .9,Azin_ENT4rriarr,
TWO DOOM YILOM OXEMD•nBEZT, WEST SIDE

CONFEDERATE Brous. —A n application was made
the day Won yesterday to the President of the Civil
Tribunal siting is chambers for e judge's order under the
folio wing circumstances Manuard end Co, beakers
in Paris, recently advanced • sum of 25.00 h. on the
probable proceeds of the sale of 74 bars of silver from the
mines of Reties, which they immediately seat to be
swayed by MX iniennin, Lapel, esd Os, of the Ras
Readmion. Dome days miter they leaned that an &Math-
meet had bees laid on the bars at the instance of Ithren.
Frederick Huth end Co., of London, sad they now applied
for an order to authorin the sale of the silver, not-
withstanding the said ettacbroent. Their mussel stated
that the 74 but had been cosigned by Messrs. Truer,
Treaboltae, and Co., of Liverpool, to hie clients, who M-
edved them es the 22nd int. ; but Mean. Huth end Co.
claimed the dim sa their property, eine it had beam re-
Vddril toddidtbed to them from Mexico and shipped at Rs-
lathe ou board the ship B. F. Hmie, ea A 111116131111 met.-
' cheat vessel belonging to the Federal Elates,. which was
KEATIN(i'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY- i beret at me in May last by the Confederate steamer
ISO POWDER. for which • prtse ;medal was awarded to Florida, after being stripped of her cargo. The
the prodewer et the international E eldbltlov, -Poetr7 amnia of the Florida seat them ban as lawful
Dog,, and Meats are effectually freed from flees sad all ether pioW to the agent. of the coefedente metes
vermin with rtilett they are Wasted, by the above powder, is yy......nny Mars.
which Is quite lesnalses to animal life. The homer. the Oar- the. to 1,74 ""as. d cis
finer, er the eportemaa, Ma therefore dad it hisalwalale. lags,who farwaeded
...Ty other specie of learned oosneel rescinded with demandieg an order satins-
hetet are elm la.tently destroyed.-aold la pethera. Is. sad Mai task oak, without awaiting the lam or the actions
la- 6d. men. ....194 tree for 14, or Ueda sluefor WI Psatage to the right of ownership now ending before the En{
Nampa, by Tem REATTIM, chemist, 71, DR PanTwohereh- ha as mach marmite. The eiiisma for N.,. Huai
Pled, RC., "WI bF ll dr'dminta, to TA* mei", ea* Om stated that the retiree( the silver wet523.000C,
Nth sessise pease Isere the above rue sad address.
sase thathM Caine did net oppose the immedine sale, M-
AW figproem wan iio winded
sbe right bill tof ewer.
OOP/MINI MEGA sacessetally pity abe elecided. The Freeidea seuordially issued
*deeedir kr*, sale of the silver, sad damned that the pew
•-••••••.1"--' ante.".".•cesTs""'..is avotaar. ease m tuAlkilliadymkab. famwda Trur ihmidßasdab, inia* yallaadstimit
/ow ta nowt or Amok dissems.--ft. M. pee bookadmi.7 keel
" Janata Irma chattel. 10, Haprabst,

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLX—The greatest and
asset meld Isamtlos ot the day, AIWA AMAMI:ILL—
Mesas. MN GORNELL sad Co., Three ILlop-onart, Lombard.
streek Lemke, perkiness to her Majesty, reerectfully offer to the
=.this truly marseDons fluid. width 'manually realness the
hair toile pristine hue—no matters& what age, The Ages
rua bee none of the properties et dyes: tt, ou the motrerl,
bes:Lai to the syetesn, and sire the heir to ones metered
see niglantSoo per month will teas it to whet manse. Pries
4111 la par MUM, or in halt flatlet 10a. ed.—Jahn Oomell t Cs.
lam hem 'probated perfassers to R.R.11. the Mooned Maks.

ADS PURE FLUID MAGNISLA
DieriMbiss. dame twenty-eve yens, eur^dieelly nor
Monad by Or mar& ion anlvere socepted by
W re as dr beet remedy ter oddity of the dear"
beertbera, sort, and hedgentton, and as a sad ere
dent tor relate orrentalionn as elrfaft ter bar mil
tandem. It b prorated, IN state Weld Mt,
et undone WeesW by DINNEFOILD and Co.." 1: MOW
direst. Lemke ere Wel by sa raggpscrai. Yasadt
rat the wield.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1863.

the landowner Haller, were arrested in Cracow
yisterdny. A domiciliary visit was made at the
residence of Deputy Bence.

THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS.
FRANKFORT-ON-THE•I[AINE, Sam 1.
The sittings of the Congress of Princes termi-
nated to-day.
Six States voted against the Austrian project of
reform.
Those States who voted in its favour have de-
cided upon addressing a note to the King of
Prussia.
The Conference of Ministers will not take place
immediately.

CLOSE OF THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS.
FRANKFORT-ON-THEAWNE, Rai. 1, Emma

At the closing sitting of the Congress of Princes
to-day, the Emperor of Austria expressed his satis-
faction at the complete fulfilment of his hopes of a
direct co-operation on the part of the German
Sovereigns. The Emperor further said, "Our
first Congress of German Princes dissolves itself
with the wish that a second may soon follow, that
all the members may be united into one great body,
and tiseir endeavours be crowned with success."
The King of Bavaria responded to the Emperor's
speech.

Before the adoption of the protocol, the articles
decided upon in the special debates were definitively
accepted. All the remaining articles of the Aus-
trian project were accepted en bloc, so that • con-
ference of Ministers will be unnecessary.

Baden, Saxe Weimar, Mecklenburg•Schwerin,
and Waldeck have refused to give their adhesion to
the resolutions.

The final result of the Conference will be com-
municated to the King of Prussia in a letter signed
by the sovereigns signing the resolutions.

DENMARK.
COPE/WAGS); Eizrr. 1.

The Ber/inike Tidende gives an official denial to
the statement originating with the Journal
des Debate, that England had protested spinet the
blockade of the Hansa Towns by Denmark in the
event of Federal execution in Holstein.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Barr. 1, 3.40 P.M.
The Bourse continues very 6rm. Routes closed
at 68.90, or 75c. higher than yesterday.

WINDSOR. Cssn.n.—Notice is given in last night's
Gnu— tie that the steteapartineets of Windsor Castle will be
closed on Wednesday, the 9th best ; they will be ns-
opened, under the usual reviews% se 'Led after Tuesday,
op o 16th.

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ARRIVAL OF TIM ADRIATIC.--GALWAY, MONDAY.
—The Adriatic arrived at six p.m. this morning and took op
her berth at the new mooring buoy, which was laid on Fri-
day last. She has oa board about 180 peasengere from
Liverpool, sad will have her fall complement from this
place. The Adriatic sad the Soot* of the Canard line, had
an exciting race on Saturday. The two ships left Liverpool
about the same hoar' and ran from the Ball Buoy to Tan-
ker head. whew the Adriatic @bowed her superiority over
the Soak by 'swim; bar behinds* far that she could sot be
seen by those on board the Adriatic. She will be quite
ready early in the morning, and will take steeragepamengen
on board about Mee ILlD.—Freeinan's Journal

LIVACHAM AND BURNHAM RAILWAT.—A pro-
visional committee has been formed for carrying out a
breach from the Lynn and Hunetentoo Hoe at Meacham to
Burnham. Mr. J. S. Valentine, C. E., who has made a
rough survey of the country so be traversed, estimates the
cost of construction at between 50,0001. and 00,000/. ; sod
it is proposed to Mil, • share capital of 441.001., with bor-
rowing powers to the extent of 13,3331. Nap:airtime bare
been opened to secure the support and saistance of the
Great Eastern Railway Cowpony.
THE WAGER QUENVION IN TIE IRON rust:in.—A
mass meeting of the collie's and Mien atevited by the re-
cent Weems of wages in the iron Slide was held oe Mon-
day night, on a waste pesos of ground known as the Old
Field, and situated near the roaketplace. Bibbo. About
500 men were present, and the throng wee also swelled by
many of their wives. The priscipal speaker, who appeared
so be a delegate from the Miners Aseociatioe, spoke at con-
siderable length. In the opening part of his address he
pointed out the many evils. hardships, and injustices to
which the miners, as • elan, were exposed. Adverting
Wee to the recent advance of wags in the iroe trade,
be proceeded to argue that the same rule which
pave to the puddler ea advance of ls. per too in respect of
the iron he made entitled the collier to • rise of tid. per
day wages in respect of the coal which he raised ; and, he
added, if he could point out to the paddlers their real
poeitioo' they would not, with the knowledge that the
mastersked advanced the price of iron 10.1. per too, be
content with even the late rise in wages, for with iron at
its present price they were entitled to as advance
of another shilling even upon the rate of wages
which bad just bees conceded to them. After
then alluding to the associations which were already
in •Ii•t01100 for the benefit of the paddlers and the iron-
works' operatives, the speaker unfolded to his audience a
plea by which the 1114•4811 might benefit themselves. It
was, he maid, proposed in October next to bold • con.
foresee at idarsehester. This coalesce' would include a
delegate from every body of 500 misers who should declare
themselves willing to join the Miners' Association. Sub-
jects calculated to benefit the mine operatives of every class
would be brought forwardand thoroughly discussed. Among
other subjects would be included the advisability of asking
a reduction in the hours of labour from ten cad twelve
bout, to eight hours per day, the steps to be taken to pre-
vent • boy from working in a oit until he bad reached the
age of tourism, the establishment by the masters of "chords
for the benefit of the colliers' children, the duty of the
muters to lay embargo upon every ton of mineral raised
with • view of forming • food for the support of the
collier's widow and orphans, and to consider it a law could
sot be famed by which the injured miner might recover
eompeasatios from the pit proprietor in every case in
which his injuries could be attributed to negligence on the
partolthose resposaible. Another object dike proposed con.
foresee would be to dame the propriety of meinorialasiog
Parliament for the removal of the many Ems vases to
which all present colliers were subjected. The speaker
afterwards pointed nut what be thnnrht was the thorough
indifference shown by the masters to the fate or the iateresta
of their men. The speaker then put it to the meeting
whether they were willing to join the usanatios• The
forest of hands which at this app-al nose, ly rue showed
conclusively that the meeting had thoroughly imbibed the
spirit of the delegate ; and the was still more coodueive
from the frequent burst" of applause which were Now an I
again accorded to him in the course of his adds se. At this
point the min begets to deetsed, and the meet; them ad.
;mired to • room at the Shammies Ism, io cedar further to
discuss and determine upon the various pant. in econexion
with the proposed conference. We understand that • ape.
dal body of policemen had charier the day bees sent from
Wolverhampton, with a view of quelling any &Sorban'e
which might bays ariseo.—Birunsiiiin Denis Port.
Tuz mini Heaver.—The satisfactory progress
of the harvest, with fair prospects of an abundant return, is
gradually restoring confidence ; and the effect epos Inds is
likely to be very besdisal After a floe ad dry summer,
' there bas lanMy tom • good deal of rain, which greatly
served the later canal crops by filling the grata, without
seriously interrupting the reaping of fields fully rips. The
rein of Thursday morning via very heavy, and then was in
low localities some flooding ; but we trust so amine injury
has occurred. So far the farmers have every cause to be
satisfied, and there are reasosable grounds to calculate upon
• really good harvest, which after failures in three MO.
0•111i.0 years, sabot fail to give an impetus to mer-
cantile enterprise. We regret to &verve, by the Cork
EzootOter, received this morning, that is that county the
rain on Thursday was exceedioelv heavy. and in softwoods
of the west and north it was very violist. That journal
apprehends some injury to the uo.mt inn and the potato
aspp. Our contemporary says—" The blight has 1010/11111•1111
WOW in variousdistriefe of the country, to greater or less
extent. From three or fear portions of the county we have j
received intelligence of Its appearatu•—asbet, be Unnum-
bered, without anything like the runtime, or to anything
like the extent, of late years. It is remarked, however,
that about this time last year one-hall the satin crop was
destroyed ; and that I. some district, of the same comity
Use proportion was still larger ; bet this year, so
oust is the dames% our contemporary ma sarcely acme
i'ilatroysertio• in which the dimes has yet displayed
, Pram Mbar counties the sioustais esaliaas quits
useatisfactary. —Dalin &ming Post.
MURDER or A POLICEMAN IN IRILUID,mOtsenz IF
EAR, MONDAY M—AatisistossoSoblo . mist
ins stabbed is titsossiss. strosto MAO tows dories the hal
swiss, by two soon kids sassed Clarke sad Norm" dial
from the au& el tie womb is the ingemeey Irk sight.
They are both is sostsk.—J'rststait's