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The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-14

•. TR! BRIATOL AIM ■.[UM RAILWAY COM.

In this ease liiners. • Piekford and Co., the carriers, had
obtained a rule far as injunction to restrain the Bristol sad
Exeter Railway Company from giving any undue preference
in this owners of percele, the ground of complaint bdm that
Mown. Pickfoed and other carriers wading goods wine re-
geared Maims certain cooditiom, such as that the company
would sot be liable for has by fire ; whilst perms who
took goods to the cram of Mr. Wall, at Bristol, were sot
sahjeictod to this oceditioa. Mr. Wall was traffic manager
upon the railway, and his office wee called the Universal
Goods and Pamela Oflice and City Cloak Room, and he re-
ceived goods other than those going by the railway. To-
day cause was shown against the rule being made absolute,
and adidavita were produced on both sides in reference to
the various disputed facts.
Mr. Serisant Kinglake and Mr. If. Smith appeared to
chow mom ; and Mr. Borill and Mr. Pollock to support the
rule.
The Lord Chief Justice said that the questioa resolved
itself into one of fact,whether Mr. Wall's offim was. so fares
parties Wing goods there were concerned, the office of the
oseepsay ; and in reference to this point Mr. Wall la his
ado% said, " The defendant& allowed me to describe
rameMes agent for them, and my aloe as the receiving
of the said defendants." To his mad this slatemeat
yew easelusire opal the matter.
Rule absolute.
COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—JAzi. 13.
SECOND OoURT.

Sitting, at Nisi Prior.:iliaori**on

Ceoreoa Jere.)
This wee the diet day et the shine is Ma. Us list
earth 56 caw- for aria, Ave se wild' eee mideselsd,
aad r airy rearara.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—J . 13.
(Bakes Mr. Ocsardisisser OenThum)
Is Si LTONS.--POWSZ Of TOO 00C1T OfDif fff lee=

After our report left yeeteaday, and Hr. Lewis having
bola hard in reply.
Hi. Honour said the creditors had only Indies of the
meeting though the Logsdon Gazette, which very few of
them saw. He doubted very mach whether this was! sash
• neolatioa as was ondomplated by the 185th MAO&
That seethe required n deed to be executed, but of this the
resointioa made eo ssentios, and it ought not to he lift to
be roatar of biasses. Oa tbat ground, primarily, he was
stroegly of opiaia that he ought sot to confirm the reso-
lution; bat before giving his 6n►l decision, as this wee the
list ease of the kind, he would take time to onside, the
I matter.
London, England, 1862-01-14

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1862.

(be Court.

OSBORNE, JAR. IS.
The Duke of Nemours arrived at Osborne yester-
day, sad hit spin to-day.

The Duke of Cambodia, west lo Lew yesterday, to pay •
visit to the Duchess of Oasebridpe..

•
Despatches were mosived yeeimisy, at the Coloniskilse,
from the Lord High Commisioner of the look& lam*
sod from the down of Osylaa. Mos Lem lobelia,
British Colombia, Vancouver's Lied, the Audranas cow-
I'm, sad Now Baku!.

LATEST INTELLIWINCE,

(uvria's =amis.)
AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OP THE STEAM-SHIP AMERICA.
SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.
QUEENSTOWN, Tonia.ty.

The Royal Mail steam-ship America, from New
York on the Ist inst., arrived here at 8 a.m.,
with 24 passengers and 56,866 dohs. in specie for
England.

She landed 71 sacks mails and three paasengers,
and proceeded to Liverpool at &SO a.m. All well.
She experienced very rough weather on her pas-
sage home.

KEW YORK, Dm 31, Evuuso.
(Per America, viA Quesastoms.)
The excitement in regard to the Trent question
has materially subsided. •
Since the settlement of the Trent affair the Ame-
rican press has been much morn moderate in its
tone towards England.
The New York Journal of Costm2ree thinks that
Mr. Seward's answer to Lord Lyons does not mettle
the question of international law, but leaves it
open for England to withdraw from the subject
without denying or admitting the law laid down by
Mr. Seward. The Journal of Commerce oonaiders,
however, that England cannot honourably do this.
The New York Evening Post considers that,
although Mr. Seward states the informality of
the seizure to be the reason for surrender-
ing Messrs. Mason and Slidell, the real
reason is that America cannot afford to go to war
with England.
The New York Times urges the assembling of an
International Congress for the settlement of the
question of international law.

It is supposed that Messrs. Mason and Slidell
will proceed to Europe in the steamer Niagara,
which sails from Boston in a few days.

The New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, and
the leading banks throughout the country, have
stopped specie payments.
Several New York banks, however, continue to
Pay specie.
The United States Treasury has also suspended
specie payments.
The interest on the public debt duo on Ist
January will, however, be paid in specie, but the
demand notes are no longer redeemed.
It is supposed that the Eugenia Smith was an
American vessel hoisting British oolours.
The Etna has arrived out.
The Asia, Adriatic, and Persia arrived at Halifax
on the Slat December.
COIOtENCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31, Emma.
Messy tighter. lisseasse eery firm. Bankers' bills, 112.
Stocks in Rood desasad; New York Central, 801; Illinois,
at
Ocellom steady. Middling Upland, 37c.
Flour ia deurind, and Ic. higher.
Wheat is geed demand for export. Corn steady.
Yleviiiloos quiet and unchanged.
Coffee quiet. Seger steady. lirlasses quiet.
London, England, 1862-01-14

MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS._

MUSIC.

Thebe excellent conoerts, interrupted by the
Clarkin's& holidays, hare beet resumed, sad the appetite
el the habitues was apparently quickened by their abort
feet, for St. Jasnes'oleall was tilled last eight literally to
overflowing, and the venous performances were applauded
with even sore than usual warmth. The eosoert was ads-
eillaneons—s selection from the works of " various msstses
these teeters being Spahr, Beethoven, Haydn, Gluck, Dusask,
Wane*. and Madarres—a goodly array of mama. The is
siminennd quartet consisted of Mews. Saint" 14es,
WAIN sad Piatti. Charles Hand was the pianist ; sod the
singers were Madame Santos Dolby sod Miss Beaks.
Spolies Quartet in £ minor. No. 13, which began the eon-
art, is ewe of the nature of a " ooneereante" fora principal
Instrument with accompanirecits than a quern* prow* se

ha which all the—instrwreeste misfile i• tie agape
a• •Loot equal taros. Spahr, the pearl vialtelet of I
his day, eatemlly wets meek plum for Ids ewe pkyhtg,
s•d aothieg amiably ee• be better eabeelated thee they
ere (lad Ude me to pertleabi) to display the bail quali-
ties el the weenier, eapecilly the power whisk Spear
possemed in ea imemperable degree of diecovring ea lb
violie the mei elegem* graceful, expressive baba vocal
lassie. This gs•rteh raereever, was perfectly ealealated
to show the pewee of ear admirabbe Maintop, who played
it with • glue, beauty, sad feeling which mold
sot have bees awned by the greatest continents'
Ike of the day. Beelharea's Sonata in F major, for the
pleas sad viebeedin was played by Hall: Dad Piatti—es
peat a Irest for the levees of thou instruments as ma well
be lesegined. Every amateur knows this meet delicious
coraposition ; and there were doubtless easy masses ia
the hall to whom its execution by two sash mikes as
Halle sod Piatti wan • rideable Issas as well ea as
exquisite pleasure.
IL HAW also played Beethoven's Sonata teethe pkadorte
sole is E flat, to which the oom poser hoe given the sum
of " Les Adieux. Faberge, et le Hetour.* It holds • high
place smug the peat mater's pianoforte works--a piece
which it demeum ter few of his compositions are mere
strongly marked with the stamp of his wonderful suites.
The principal meal pees wu the air, "
Diviaitie
du Styx," hem Oheek's celebrated Ilkesee, as
opera which he. toady been revived with met
soccer at the Park Gland Opfra, with Madame Vlardot is
the charade:el the Una& The air is full of dramatic
ezpressioe, sad Be impeasimed ameate ware uttered with
peat effect by Madame Dolby, who, though she has never
appeared on the stage, is eresti•lly end eminently •
dramatic singer. The other vocal plum were Dussek's
meg, " NMI the glad day," • pretty Wag. sad prettily
rug by Mims Banks, but too alba repeated at these om-
egas ; Medamen's balled. " Never fog*" waft by the
SIM lay, sad Wallace's "Whet the children an Weep!
meg by Nauss Mar Dolby.
London, England, 1862-01-14

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

('sass'. Tizaszaza.)
ITALY. _ _

ROME, JAN. 12.

Monsignor Chigi, the Papal nuncio accredited to
the court of the Tuileries, left Rome this morning
for Path.

The amounts realised by the subscriptions of
stet's penes is 3,809,747 Roman orowns, besides
jects of great value.

TURIN, J.ut. It

i 1 The Turin papers of this morning publish a
'speech of the Prince Royal on the occasion of the
inauguration of a local society. His royal high-
win said :—" Italy needs to be sure that on the
day of the struggle she will find a soldier in every
citaen."
London, England, 1862-01-14

THE EAST.

PARIS. JAN. 14.
The Paris papers of to-day publish a telegram
from Akaandria, dated the 12th lust., announcing
that the French Consul at Tripoli, in Syria, had
obtained satisf►ction on account of the recent ill-
treatment by the Turks of some persons under the
protection of France.

SPAIN.
THE PRIVATEER SUMTER.
_ _

MADRID, JAL 13 (Evstaso).

The Spanish government has given Orders that
the Sumter shall be watched, in order to prevent
her taking arms and ammunition on board.
M. de Eames has been appointed Envoy Pleni-
potentiary to the Prussian Court, and M. de
Rano° Envoy Plenipotentiary to the Federal Diet
at Frankfort.
London, England, 1862-01-14

NZ TO rmaro,; RAPE • wok

.--~.\~

This man en setae to recover damages for lints ;said awl
be melees Wen, and it wee stated that it was net avid ,
LW the etatementa were libellous, but the defense wee,
'
that the letters were eat written by the defeadant, who
W mesa te believe that they were urines' by his sea,
who wee la Avatralia.
Kr. Sevin, ander then eircumdaneee, moved for a side
show cane why the defendant should eat be allowed te
take photographic eine of the bitten and their en
it being seesseary for the defence that be should hire=
eisesla el the docunienta
Kele maid
London, England, 1862-01-14

ITALY.

TURIN, Jear.l4.
The Dana has news from Naples announcing
that the brigands, having been vigorously pursued
and hemmed in in the Capitalists, had sought re-
fuge in the mountains of Gargano, whence they
made sallies, keeping the country in a state of
alarm. . . .

The government, however, have taken measures
by which it is hoped tranquillity will soon be re-
stored.
The official Gazette at to-day, alluding to the
opening of the Rifle Association, slays :—" Gari-
baldi much re fretted that he was unable to be pre-
sent on the occasiou."

A letter from Turin in the LoMpewlarre says :
If. Brofferio having lately called on the president of the
council on some business, Baron Ricasoli is said to have told
him that the parliamentary left too much underrated his
liberal intentions, bat that be was about to give so striking
a proof that no one would say longer dare to doubt
them He dm snout to the petition to which several
therwand signaamws were affixed, and which M. Brofferio
Mesaf presented to the Chamber of Deputies last year,
paying hr the roll of and is said to have
aided that the government would not at first consent to the
prayer d the estisioe, in order not to have the appearance
of yielding to pr re from without. He could not now
do otherwise than admit that in the kingdom of Italy there
was yet an amniotic citizen wanting—the one who wan
the first to proclaim and render popular the idea of Italian
unity. I cannot say whether Baron Ricasoli will immis-
diatady carry out his projected amnesty, or whether he will
wait for another recommendation from the parliamentary
left. but what is certain is, that the measure has been pro-
mised to If. Brofferio, who communicated the fact to all his
politica Mends.
M. Benedetti, French Ambassador at the Court
of Turin, gave a grand ball on the 9th, to which
Ithe most distinguished inhabitants of Turin were
invited.

The Commissioners of the Pope are desirous of
exhibiting the works of Roman eastributors for fire or six
days at the Exhibitiomrooms, ow the PIAUI. del Popolo,
before sending them to London, but they will hardly have
time for this. Boobies works of painting, sculpture,
mom* asneos, and silk, the Roma department will omit-
pries mum magnificent services of silver *to, made in
Roma, end beloeging to Roman princes.
A letter from Alexandria says :—" The Consu-
ls*, at Cairo, through the death of Yr. Crowe, who had
just been appointed to it, still remains vacant. The English
zasidente there have been active!) engaged collecting no-
sesiptions to prolog Yr. Wallis, their late consul, with a
tmethunairl ea the occasion of his of retirement. At
a samereen westing under the presidency of Mr. Aytfiem
of Cairo, the brother of the member for the Tower Hamlet*.
the me masted was announced as little short of 600 L,
eel a biglay ereaplimeetary address to Mr. Wales was
maniacal* area to. A similar address wee also weed
to XL Vieo-Orweal Gawk who for the past two year.
has elleieatly pled the office of acting-consul at Cairo,
I &snag Mr. Woes abeeem"
London, England, 1862-01-14

" ESSAYS AND REVIEWS."

Dr. Deans, Q.C., in reply yesterday, felt it necessity to
i bring back the question to nt true legal aspect, namely,
whether the way of Dr. Williams contained anything
contrary to the doctrine' of the church of England ?
The dictation had really reminded him of a
celebrated cue in which the Pope condemned
five propositions which it asserted were to be found
in a oertain book, but which that book bad never, in
point of fact, really contained. The court would re.
member, hi oonnexion with this famous papal decree,
the milebrated " Provincial Letters" of Pascal. it
wax said that Dr. William's argument was similar to
that of various foreign deists and English itidels.
Well, that might be, bat be bad yet to learn that because
one men aught dzaw marooning conclusion from given pre-
mises, another might not take the same promises, sad
strive by means of them at a goad result. Even the devil
could quote Scripture ; but were orthodox aniline to be
debarred from biblical citations is that account? He con-
sidered that the conduct of the bishops in condemning the
" Freya and Reviews," when they knew that they might,
some of them, be hereafter called upon to take judicial
notice of the work, had been most improper and unbecoming. What would his lordship think, if, booing that a collision
had taken place in the Manuel. it woe proposed that he
should publish an opinion of the case before it
had been brought into his court? Or did any oue
imagine that if a work which was supposed to
be treasonable, blasphemous, oe libellous, came forth from
the prom, the fifteen judges at common law would ever
dream of meeting in Westminster ail ox mev anotu, and
Sewing a condemnation of the book? He was much mi.
primed that his learned fried (Dr. Phillimore) should have
commenced with the 17th attic* which impugned the tea-
dewy, soope, and design of the review, bat- be thought be
now =denied the motive of that iagulse pressailig. His
learned friend not being able to maks a black horse of it
had thought that five -hundred black rabbits would do as
well. But his lined friend was mistakes—be mast show
in each article a position of Dr. Williams that, taken by
heed, adwholly apart from its soaps, tendency, or design,
wits bereilioal, otberwi a the promotion must fail. He
would not follow the example of his learned friend, but
would reply to the arguments in favour of the charges as
they stood in their natural ceder.
learned counsel eisordiegly proceeded to dined
the tees set up on the other side, and having reached
article 8.
The further hearing of the ease was adjoined till
Thursday.
Innswer to Dr.
D ar. Lushiegtoa aalidalnied as idea of giving judgment to
We ors at tie lid day of Buie term.
London, England, 1862-01-14

noises' =is.

Albinism SWEET gave make tho The should sh the sent
wart more that an inquiry should hike plea fate the pro-
priety of continuing the ten, knows by the use Of broken'
rents, and also es to the nature of the control ~deed by
this court uret:rlemes holding the aloe brokers in
of the City
THE LATE PRIEM cites?.
Mr. Woodthoeps, the town oink, asmouneed that he
had received a letter from Mr. Waddington, the under.
secretary at the Hosne.office, acknowledging the receipt of
the resolution of sympathy and condolence with her Majesty
upon the death of his late lamented Royal Menem the
Prince Consort, unanimously agreed to by this court on the
Zird of December last, and stating that Sir G. =sa.would
lay it before her Majesty at the earliest pondble
The 00EAMEE1EAUDE was ordered to be entered upon the
journals.
The Gaol Committee made a report, announcing the
resignation of Mr. Keene, the storekeeper and *kirk at
the City Prison, Holloway, be being appointed to the
ales of governor of the Leeds borough prison, and reopen
mending attain alterations in the aloe for the futons.
The report was agreed to.
The court then adjourned.

MARKETS.

LONDON WEEKLY DOCK ErruliNs.—J,

.Delwerd. Pr. Black'

7,117

itaso
10b,21/1
1187'17.
London, England, 1862-03-26

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The Chanceries of France, England, Prussia,
Russia, and Italy, at Constantinople, addressed,
in the course of last month, to the diplomatic
agents accredited at Bucharest to Prince Alexander
John, a despatch relative to the principles of the
existing capitulations. The intention of that
despatch was to dissuade the government of
the Principalities from the idea of believing
that the power which has been accorded them
of managing their own affairs was of a nature
to terminate or weaken their obligation to recog-
nise and execute the treaties concluded by the
Porte with the different governments of Europe.
Thus the representatives of the guaranteeing
powers declare that those capitulations must have
in the Principalities the same force as in the rest
of the Ottoman empire. The Voice of Roumania
now contains the reply of the Minister of Foreign
Affairs of the two Principalities to that communi-
cation. Y Areaki, while taking note of the decla-
ration, does not refrain from expressing the hope
that the great powers will gradually be induced to
reconsider a decision which the overwhelming logic
of facts seems necessarily to modify, as it has modi-
fied the point of view and bases from which the
capitulations took their origin, and will in that
way create for the Principalities a situation more
in accordance with the rights that Europe herself
has recently consecrated in their favour.
London, England, 1862-03-26

BRICIANDAGI IN NAPLES.

The correspondent of La Press at Naples has I
the following :
Whitt in the English parilemeni the Daher we re-
proached with the inhuman procl *matins of Fantail and
Famed, which, moreover, were never carried into West,
Oarmise Otocco is perpetrating with his band the most
atrocious deeds. The five national guards of Mineviao sod
the Ave 'semi guards of apiamole, who were
immeamed • fortnight ago, were subjected to the most
horrible tortures. Their heads ware cut off and
lied es pikes, with serape of paper in the mouth
seetsining these words :—" negro servo, Carotins Oroeco."
The bripods held aa orgie, dewing with women en the
smagled reowlen, whilst their bate wove ornamented with
the monsteehise end the howls et Dwee nnfortsmate mew
• fresh seameore took phsee yesterday in (heftiest&
Deimos Oistolners mad Tens Maggiore, I. the distriet
LOOM. whits Oen. Dodo wee molds( a reconnaismase with
two tompanies of infantry sad a squadron of eavalry, 4.4)-
tax Richard, of the Bth Regimeet, 'operated himself with
19 soldiers, oonizary to the express orders of the war
mender, from the soda body, sad tame epos ID brigands
Terfienetioo, who immediately attacked sod massacred
the captaia and the 19 soldiers. gasistemee was slat, bat
It arrived too late.
London, England, 1862-03-26

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

I asous'a ,name.)
ITALY.

MILAN, MARCH 25..

Garibaldi, at a meeting to-day of several French.
men, Hungarians, and Poles, said that the future
of Italy depended upon her strict alliance with
other nations, especially with France. A strict
alliance, however, must be maintained, not a pre-
ponderance of one nation over the rest.
Garibaldi will leave Milan to-morrow to continue
his tour through Lombardy.

TURIN, MAIC2 25.
It is rumoured that a modification of the Minis•
try will shortly take place.

TURIN, MARCH 25, Evsynto.

The Bing has signed a decree permitting an
anonymous company to construct a railway from
Turin to Havana, 'which had previously been con•
ceded to an English company. A number of the
direotots and engineers of the company have passed
_over the line.

ROME, MARca 23.

The Pope still continues iIL
The police are engaged in making arrests and
domiciliary visita.

SPAIN.
MADRID, II Aim 25.

-

The official Gazette of to-day says that orders
Lave been transmitted to General Prim to nego-
tiate upon the part of Spain only after the entry
into the city of Maxie* shall have taken place.
London, England, 1862-03-26

MINES.-(THIS DAY,)

Two o'exoce.
The mining market is quiet to-day. East emo-
tion shares are quoted 331 to j ; South Carado%
327 k to 3324 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 19
to 20 ; East earn Brea, 12; to I;
Tolvadden, 31 to ; and Wheal Seton, 127 to
In the Stock Fachani Fast Caradon have beet
dealt in at 34 and ; last earn Brea at 12f ;
Tincroft, at 91 and 1 • and Wheal Basset at 101.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
with little change in prices. Several transactions
will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange
official lid. . . .

At the lloundhill Mine meeting, yesterday, the axonal,
showed a debit bakoce of 4161.
At the Bossaadle Mine znesting, yestestky, the seconaln
'bowed a debit balance of 9004 A sal of 10a. per 11111141
wee reeds.
At the Rosewsrne Consols Mks meeting, yesterday, Use
✓iesenta showed a debit balance of 24 Se. 11d.
London, England, 1862-03-26

THE BOMBAY AND MEDITERRANEAN

MAILS.

KM= IL

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Ellora, has arrived here with the heavy por-
tion of the above mails. She brings 71 psamengere,
1,800 packages of cargo, including raw silk to the
value of 80,0001.
The Indus left Gibraltar for the East on the
17th inst.
' The steamer Cantabria, from Wig to Havana,
with troops, broke down, and to avoid her sinking
was stranded on the Island of La Gomero, on the
6th instant.
Intelligence from Rabat states that the Sultan's
troops had crossed the river and were marching
northward to chastise the Ben Hassan tribes, who
had revolted. The Rift' tribes are still refractory.
An insurrection bad also broken out amongst
some tribes in the neighbourhood of Morocco.
A Federal corvette of 30 guns, from Philadelphia,
bad arrived at Cadiz. .

At Gibraltar on the 21st inst., exchange on
London was quoted 491 for 90 days' sight ; on
pate, sfr. 28c. ;on Marseilles, sfr. 980. Freighta
unaltered.

AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, TuawAY.

The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Captain
Shannon, which left New York on the 12th inst.,
reached this port this evening.
The news by this arrival has been very fully
telegraphed from Queenstown, and the journals
contain little further of interest.

The following telegram has been ?waived at
Mr. Renter's officer from the Peninsular and
Oriental Steam Navigation Ooiapany :
THE OUTWARD AUSTRALIAN MAIL OF
THE 20ra AND 26ra DECEMBER.

SUEZ, limlou 25, 4.12 rad.
The Bombay, which left Oeylon on the 25th of
January, broke her screw shaft on the 2nd of
February. She bore up and arrived at Mauritius
on the 18th, and sailed for Australi% on the 24th.
All right.

This cirenmstanoe will delay the arrival of the
mail in question in Australia about s month, but
is not likely to cause any interruption to the
homeward mail.
The Bombay had a spare screw shaft on board.
London, England, 1862-03-26

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ROME AND

FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the lodepena
says :

The Bonne was very much agitated by the report of the
Pope's death, but it has not been confirmed. A despatch
from Rome announces the departure of M. de Lavatette.
According to the reporta, the Pope complained, in his Bat
interview with the ambassador, of the note inserted in
the Month r, the object of which was to prevent the
French bishops from going to Roma, whither they
had been convoked by the head of the church.
M. de Lavalette, it is said, enured the Pope
that the imperial government only upheld the right'
which the concordat allowed them, and he respectfully
hinted that it would be well if his Holiness would direct the
French clergy to pay somewhat more obedience to the
government of France. But the hint does not appear to
have been taken. In the meantime, the bishops continue to
leave for Home. Those of Avignon and Digne are espe-
cially mentioned as about to depart immediately.
London, England, 1862-03-26

GAREBALDI IN LOMBARDY.

At the opening of the National Rifle Club,
which took place at Milan on the 23rd inst., Gari-
baldi was received with the utmost enthusiasm
by the people. He fired two shots. He took
part yesterday at the sitting of the Philodramatio
Academy, which was held for the benefit of
the victims of Torre del Greco. A por-
tion of the clergy of Milan presented
him with an address praying him to obtain the
support of the government against the persecution
which the Papal authorities are inflicting on them
on account of their patriotism.
At Monza a crowd of people received Garibaldi
with enthusiasm. The ladies gave him a complete
ovation. He thanked the people, and added that
he hoped he would find the same enthusiasm on the
field of battle. The people shouted " Yes! yes!"
and repeated their acclamations.
The Diritto of Turin publishes the following
address of Garlhol.ii t.. +h. relevehom

TO THE ITALIAN Pllll,lll.

Owes, Marsh 11

I shall not musk al knit& When I speak to crowds I
quote forth.. these words of the Gospel, " Let him who is
without sin cast the first stone." Harmony, therefore,
between us if you wish it, but sat well ; hitherto
you have acted iIL Yon have made Rome a den
of wild beasts thirsting for the destruction of Italy.
I ern unhappily convinced that you cannot save the car-
dinals from perdition, but do it if you can. Moreover,
cry to the four winds of Heaven that you will have
no companionship with the wicked, that you ere
Italians, that you will at least imitate the priest-
hood of Hungary, of Poland, of Crewe, of China,
of the savages of America, where the priest does not deny
his cradle, his relations, his fellow citizens, but combats
together with them for the independence of their country.
Lit the Italian priest launch forth from the pulpit the
mend words of the redemption of the country, and of the
domination in hell of the Vatican. He will then have,
in the first place, the entire approbation of his own
coesoieece, and, sesoodly, the approbation and gratitude
of millions of ass. Revive the meant Christianity which
proclaims aelf-dimial, mutual forgiveness, and the holy
doctrine of the equality of Ines. It is on these conditions
that we an receive yes as brethren. 0. GAIIII/AZII.
London, England, 1862-03-26

DRAMA.

ADELPBL
Aiarce of the very slightest construction, entitled
Prirafe inquiry, has bees produced at this theatre. It
turns upon the worries esiedinpread by a craokey and ens-
psalms old gentlemen, who is esostaativ on the look out
Tor some suspected irregularities in the morals of his
deughtees husband. Evearaany be finds a letter in the
suspected we's pocket which is evidently from a lady, which
le coached in the most affectionate terms, and which leads
to the usual farce dilemmas, until the end is evolved by the
discovery that the letter was really addsseed to the
daughter, and not to the sou-in-law of the suspicions old
gentleman. The piece is smartly written, but hasita protest
attraction is excellent acting by Mr. Toole, who in the
irritable, prying father-is-law has added another to his
portrait-gallery of eccentric characters.
London, England, 1862-03-26

Mx Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, NABOB 25.
The Queen and the Crown Princess of Prussia
(Princess Royal) drove oat this morning in a owns' ge•ead-
tour, attended by Colima the Hes. A. N. Hood, on
hove/back. _ _ _

_______.
Count Glaiceas old Vicatiat Sydow arrived at the
Coatis yesterday. and retuned to Lases today.

A dimmtation opposed to the imam= of the newly-
created common of 700 sera el the IMe Forest of Hain-
!molt, awarded and set oat la Nay last to the perish of
IChigwell as a compeassitio for their formula! *Ma, had sa
iaterview with the Right Hos. Pik George Om yesterday at
the Bonte-odlos. . .

A deputation respecting the eatengori of the term a/
copyright of designs in metal work transacted bedlam
yesterday, at the office d the Hoard of Trade.
A deputation had ao interview with Secretary Sir
Owego Croy yesterday, oa the subject of the cost of
prosecution&
The Juliana aim el the Privy Ceasell en yester-
day. A radar fer a preleeption of Ilassers Patent far
Railway Wheals Wet hosoga ass waritaist Lied Jenne
Knight Brass pea joignemit, pasibi ma adman d the
patent far tb Ime el two years.
biennium we remind yesterday at the Colaslal-
Ake from the Clennor of the ralkhad bin& Do-
yenne ware seat be the Lord WO OsimMiner of t►e
lonia Islands.

The Earl sad Countess Stanhope entertained at
dams last mains al their reddens in Greeveserplean
the Duke end Dub= of Madbereari, Lard sad Lady
anelansfeed mad the Bea less Tbeapr, tire Bile', of Lea-
den sad Mrs. MA. Mr. end Ma Bow., Cleat finreeleaki,
the Earl of Breakneck. Kr. George Berall, Count Alex-
andre Apposyi. &c.

The liarli4 liardwieke and Lady Agneta Yorke
mum to tows today treat Plymouth.
The Karl and Countering Sheffield are expected
to tows is a few days hod elmillakl Ault, dassim...

TM Dowager —lady Bateman is expected in town
st. soo tmwer eel of Me wool tor tthe simisoa.

Lord Ha Les left Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-
square, for livoriesham Park.
Sir Jams Fitzgerald and Lady Fitzgerald have
Lft Thoinee's Hotel, Berkelepeimaro, for their met i•
Yortoehire.

Mr. Merritt, M. P., and Mr.. Merritt have
arrived at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeleyequare, from York.

Lily Radatock gave bird; to a daughter on
Sunday._ . . .

The death is announced of the unfortunate Mr.
Edmund Atiehmaty Glover, ex-M.P. tor Beverley.
London, England, 1862-03-26

TER POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF TED

VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.

A meeting of peers and members of parliament
friendly to the volunteer movement was bald d yesteray

afternoon, in one of the committee-rooms of the House of
Common", to 000 sider the present position of the volunteer
force, and what steps should be taken to give ft perms.
nonce. The following peers and commoners were pre-
vent :—Duke of Manchester, Duke of Marlborough, Duke
of Sutherland, Earl of Dartmouth, FAH of Plleuborough,
Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl Spencer, Lard Overdone, lard
Truro, Lord Campbell. Lord Hoary Soott, Sir Watkia
Wynn, Lord ad" Sir Joseph Paxton, Mr. Mickionoc,
Mr. Brace, Mr. Wyse% Mr. X. Bass, Sir John Ogilvy,
Mr. Decodes, Mr. Adam, Mr. Morrison, Hon. Percy Wynd-
ham, Mr. Weethead, Sir E. (kJ/brooks, Earl Grosvenor,
Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Feeder (Bradford), Lord Bamako,
Hen. H. Liddell, Sir E. Kerrison, Viscount Enfield, M.
Selwyn, Biz A. Agnew Hon. W. Duncombe, Mr. Hope,
Mr. Arthur Mills, Earl of Easton, Mr. Dalglisb, Sir Percy
Burrell, Mr. Hamberstem, Colonel •Barttelot, Mr. User,
Mr. Laird, Mr. Erskine Wanyes, Captain Gray, Mr. Cog.
son, Mr. Harting' Ruses% Genteel Buckley, Mr. Sidon,
Viscount Bury, Sir John V. Shelley, Lord A. Vane Tea,.
pest, Hon. W. Monson, Mr. Kinglike (Bridgwater), Sr,
St. Aubyn, Mr. Forster (Waken), Major Parker, Mr.
Phillips (Harerfordweell, Mr. E. Ellice, and Hon. A.
Kiunaird.
Lord

was calloi to the chair.

A resolution was proposed by Lord ELMO, and seconded by
Lord SBAPTESBUIT —" That in the opinion of the meeting
it is desirable that a royal oommiarion be appointed to in-
claire Ste the preset position and prospecta of the 'ohm.
tear force, and to sagged what measures, if any, may be
required to give it pennutenos"
This rewind's was said unanimously ; and on the
;notion of Lord Bury a deputation of Lords and Commons,
nen.volaulteere, wee appointed to lay the resolution on the
pert of the meeting before the Secretary of State for War.
The meeting, which was throughout characterised by the
utmost unanimity and eunestneas of pupae, terminated
is s vote of thanks to the chairman, which was proposed
by Lord Overdoes and eseasied by Lord Truro.
Letters regretting their Inability to Snead were received
fres Lords Chichester, Lissom, Leconlield, Lyttelton,
Aklie, Yount Edgecumbs, Sir John Pakiogton, Sir Janus
Ferguson, Colonel Sykes, Mr. H. Vivian, and Mr. Dillwyn.
London, England, 1862-03-26

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVAIRTG, MARCH 26, 111 W

rmasum)
niNGII. e' .
PARIS, NAloa
The Moniteur of this morning reproduces ,the
cieolaration oontainad in yesterday's Consiihsliessisel,
denying the truth of tae rumours of ministerial
changes.

THE ITALIAN MINISTRY.

TURIN, Yaws 25.

It is rumoured that the Marquis de Torrearsa
has definitively refused to accept the portfolio for
Foreign Affairs.
The Italia of to-day states that a new minis-
terial combination, consisting of Signori Nigro.,
Conforti, Longo, and Matteucci, was expected.
According to another report General de lamar-
morn had been entrusted with the Presidency of
the Ministerial Council and the portfolio for
Foreign Affairs. Signor liatazti would retain the

mitotic) of the Interior.
The statement of the Italia has in no way been
infirmed.
London, England, 1862-03-26

HEALTH 01P LONDON.

The Registrar-General's return shows that in the
week that ended last Saturday the deaths in London fell to
1,271; they were fewer than they had been in any week
dam the erid of last year. In the first week of the current
month they wan 1,505.
The average number of deaths for the third week of
March, or for seven days nearly corresponding with it (in
ten years 1852-61), after correction for increase of papule-
tion,l4 1,410 ; therefore the deaths in the present return
am less by 139 then they would have been if the average
rate of mortality had prevailed.
It is very satisfactory to notice a decided decrease last
week in the deaths from typhus; they were 63, which is
about half the number that was returned in the first week
of the present month. The number, however, is still above
the corrected average, which is 44. There were 50 deaths
from scarlatina, and 17 from diphtheria, 18 from measles, 4
from small-pox. 55 from whooping-cough. Typhus was
fetal in 4 owes in the west sub-district of Mile-end Old Town,
and also in 4 in that of St. Olive, Southwark ; in 3 cases is
St. Pant, Deptford. Three deaths wens caused by sauiatina
in the Leathermarket, Bermondsey, 3 in the sub-district of
Camberwell, 3 ie Rotherhithe.
Three death' from typhus have lately occurred at 34,
Noble street, in Amwell, a sub-district of Clerkenwell, and
the registrar states, that the disease seems to be prevalent
in the neighbourhood in which the hones is situated. In the
Green sub-district of Bethnal-green 2 children died from
diphtheria (both at 4, Grove-place, east sitle),',2 from scarla-
tina, a man in the workhouse horn typhoid fever, and a girl
from gastric fever. Two house palters died from peinters'
colic. A carpenter, aged 29 years, died from privation on
12th March in the workhouse of St. George. Hanover.equare;
he had been found lnc delirious condition in Brewer-street.
A yenta woman died from lepra vulgaria.
lust week the births of 884 boys and 921 girl e, in
all 1,806 children, were registered in London. In the ten
corresponding weeks of the years 1852-61 the average num-
ber (corrected) was 1,969.
London, England, 1862-03-19

YRS BOMBAY MAIL.

The Valetta, with the above mail, arrived at Mar-
seilles at 7 a.m. to-day (19th instant). The mails
were to leave for London at 10 a.m.

01JTWARD CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAIL&
The Enxine from Marseilles on the 14th inst.,
arrived at Malta on the 17th at 2 a.m., and left at
10 a.m. for Alexandria.

-
The Ceylon, with the Southampton portion of
the mails, reached Malta on the 18th at 4 a.m.,
and left at noon for Alexandria.

DEATH OP THE COMPOSER HALEY?.

The great composer Ha. Wiry has just died at
Nice, aged 63. John Mai Promenthal Haltvy was born in
Paris in 1799. Like Heys:beer, Mendelsohn, and other
illustrious musicians of this century, he was a Jew. The
Jewess, produced in 1836, was his greatest work. In early
youth Halivy was a pupil of Charubini. In 1816 he ob-
tained the grand prise at Rome, and, after severe " early
struggles," be brought himself into notice in Pada by Lc Roi
et& Bstelier, so occasional opera played for the felt ofCharlss
X. in 1828. Shortly afterwards he brought out Claris, in
which Malibraa uing at the Italian theatre in Paris. The
Rase de Chgpre, Charles VI., The Val Anelorre,andthe
Biwa-lease, are among his well-known works. He was
perpetual secretary of the French Academy of Mode.
Although ailing for some time part, his death is a aurprias
to his friends.

MS JUDOMEN2' OP SOLOMON.

The Frankfort Journal hu the following :

A young man of ',Widish= Whig promised mar-
riage to two young girl. each appealed to a court of justice
to eempal him to many her. Both supported their proton-
slow by the most convincing proofs of affection on the part
of the young man, who, co his side, admitted all that had been
alleged, deciared his equal love for both, and expressed bin
=Maga= to marry whichever of the young women the
judges decided that he should take. The court baviog
Nod to the slender means of the young pretender, de-
cided that the richset of the two girls should pay 300 florins
to the other and that she might at that price satisfy the
=maw of her heart.
London, England, 1862-03-19

LATEST INTELLIG

- -
The entire democratic press of Germany criticises
in the most bitter term.) the appointment of Prince
Hohenloa as President of the Council in Prussia-
He is represented everywhere as one of the most
obstinate leaders of the retrograde and feudal
Party.
The deputies who supported the Hagen proposition
have been reoaived in their respective districts with
popular ovations. At the close of the conference held
recently, the members of the directing committee
of Coburg spread themselves over the different
states of Germany in which the principles and
plans of the National Union are most in favour.
Since the dissolution of the Prussian Chamber the
popular sympathy seems to be directed towards the
Grand Duke of Baden.

The Nord lays that the new elections are certain
to be in favour of the liberal party.

SPAIN.

In the sitting of the Spanish Congress, on the
13th, M. Fignerola put some questions to the go-
vernment as to the intentions imputed to it of caus-
ing the works of Voltaire to be burnt at the cus-
tom-house at Alicant. The Minister of Justice
replied that the government would fix a day for its
reply.
London, England, 1862-03-19

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
This week the supply of home-grown wheat is mall,
although rather more liberal than lately. Flour very
contreeted. Barley, oats, beans, and peas limited. Malt.
• little more abundant. Bootch and Irish oats very short.
The foreign arrivals are very small : of wheat, one cargo
of Mende, and a few bap from Hamburg. Flour a liberal
supply of barrels, American. Barley moderate, Dan'sh eel
Hamburg. Oats improved in quantity, • large proportion
Danish, ands few Dutch, Swedish, and Rueskau. Beans,
peas, tam, and seeds, almost nil of all deecriptioes.
The wheat trade today is very quiet at the enductioe
L,
gritted on Monday on all deemptiona, the bulk of the
remaining that day unsold, moves off ex-
tremely slowly in consequence of its inferior condition.
Barley fine for malting commands full price., other sorts
not quite so firm.
Flour participates in the slowneea of the wheat trade,
quotations as on Monday.
Oats, good sweet samples command late prices, with •
moderate sale ; inferior dull.
Beans and peas same as ou Monday, and rather lower
than lest week ; little doing in taro.
mustard, canary, linseed, and rape-

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSZ LORDIL—Trio•DAY, 31 %it' it lit
be LOW CWINCWAS look bia mut ou the woaloook at
gecko&
London, England, 1862-03-19

RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN
PARLIAMENT.

Yesterday, the bill of the Spalding and Bourn
Railway, for connecting the Norwich and Spsldiog, the
Bourn and Emmeline, and the Great Northern Railways,
was paz.W in that committee ; and that for the Stamford
and adios was opened by Mr. Calvert, Q.C., and evi-
dence taken in its favour. The incorporation of the King.
ton and Lardialev Railway. for a line between those places.
and vesting in them the Einem Railway, was approved and
passed. The bill of the Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds, for
deviatioos, was thrown out; and that of the Leeds, Bradford,
and Halifax, for • line in substitution of their Batley
branch, opened by Sir W. Alexander, was also parsed, after
oppositiou on the part of the Lancashire and Yorkshire,
conducted by Mr. Rerewether, Q.C. The lease of the
Cromford Rod High Peak Railway was opened by Mr.
Rod well, Q.C.. on behalf of the London and North
Western Railway, who propose to take the line and its
liabilities. Farther evidence was adduced in the coin-
mitten on the Crystal Palace and South Junction Railway,
and on the Great Western and Andover and Redbridge
Railways, where Messrs. Ward, Fowler, and Hawkshaw,
civil engineers, were examined. The evidence in favour
of the Barnsley Coal Railway Extension was continued ;
and the dames of the Weymouth and Portland Railway
Bill were considered and settled.

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London, England, 1862-03-19

SHARE L182&-(THIS DAL)

Two VOLoog.

In the railway market to-day the amount
of bn-
siness is moderate. There is a decline of fto per
cent. in Great Northern and Eastern Counties
stocks, and I in Great Western and South Eastern,
but a rise off in Caledonian. The tone of the
market generally is dull. London and North Wes-
tern stock is now quoted 94} to ft ; Great Western,
MI to ; Midland, 128& to j ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 108# to f ; blouth Eutern, 84} to f ;
Caledonian, In to 4 ; Eastern Counties, 571
to 58 ; and Great NatMee_
.2 117 to 11&
Lombardo-Venetianitatiway shares have im-
proved to to 13 prem. Royal Danish are in-
quired for. Indian railway stocks are likewise
in demand. Belgian remain steady. Great
Western of Canada Railway shares are a little more
inquired for.
London, England, 1862-03-19

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA]

SOUTHAMPTON, Minos 19.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Pera, with the heavy portion of the above mails, has
arrived.

She brings 93 passengers and 2,173 packages of
cargo.
She left Gibraltar on the 14th inst.
She spoke the steamers Indus on the 16th and
the Aurora on the 17th.

The Ceylon left Gibraltar on the 14th for the
bat.

The American war steamers Tuscarora, Kearsage,
and Ino were at Algesiras.
The two American gentlemen who were seized at
Tangiers had been transshipped from the Ino to the
Harvest Home, bound for Boston. It is stated
that they were kept in irons.
At Gibraltar on the 14th Exchange on London
90 days was quoted 491 ; Paris, 524 ; Marseilles,
525. Freights unaltered.
London, England, 1862-03-19

BASTARDY (IRELAND) BILL.
Sir R. PEEL obtained leave to bring in a bill to render
paten', fathers of bastard children in Ireland liable for
their maintenance. The right hon. gentleman said that the
bill assimilated the low of Ireland to that of England.
EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL.
The LORD ADVOCATE moved far leave to
bring in a bill to make further provision for
the education of the people in Sootlaed.
After some coevereation, leave was Oren to bring in the
'AIL

SMOKE NUISANCE (METROPOLIS) ACTS
AMENDMENT.

Mr. AYRTON obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend
the acts for abolishing the nuisance arising from the smoke
of foliation in the metropolis. He said that the bill was
intended to apply only to a Bangle Isaiah of the metropolis.
FISHERIES (IRELAND.)
Mr. M'MAHOMobtained leave to bring in a bill to asaimi-
late the law of Ireland es to see coast and inland fisheries
to that of England. He said that the object of the bill was
to extend the act of last seasion to Scotland.
PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENTS BILL.
On the motion of Mr. VILLI2IIIII the toUowisg members
were nominated a select committee es the Faroohial
Aaar-
menta Bill :—Mr. Pottle., Serve, Mr. Puller, Colonel
Gilpin, Mr. Beach, Sir William Baylor, Mr. Humberston,
Mr. Dodson, Mr. Perry Watlington, Mr. Henry Austin
Bruce, Mr. Villiers, Mr. Wynne, Mr. Levee°. Cower, the
Judge-Advocate, Mr. Km Seymer, and Mr. Beaumont.
The other orders were disposed et, and the house ad-
journed at five minute; past cue.
London, England, 1862-03-19

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Shirtinp active, but prices unchanged. 811135.,
srs. lla. to srs. 13a. per piece. Mule twist quiet.
Cotton calm ; Broach, 195. Copper sheathing dull
and declining ; tile dull, at Mrs. to 57r . per cwt.
Opium, Malwa, 15 10 per chest.
Exchange on Loudest :—Bankers' Bills, 2s. Odd. ;
Government Securities : Four per Ceuta, 88} ;
Five per Cents., 101 ; Five-and-a-tali per
Cents., 107. Freights for cotton to Liverpool,
60s. to 655.

CALCUTTA, Fla 5.
(By Telegraph to Bombay.)

Shirtinp active and advancing ; mule twist
advancing ; copper sheathing dull ; tile dull and
declining ; indigo unchanged ; linseed and rice
advancing.

Exchange on London :—Bankers' Bills, 2e.
Old. Government Securities :—Four per Cents.,
87} to 88 ; Five per Cents., 1002 to 101} ;
Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1062 to 107. Freights
to London, seeds, 70s.
London, England, 1862-03-19

1161 ;1

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLooz.

The mining market is steady to-day. East Cara-
don and Merle Valley shares, however, are flat
the former are quoted 32} to 33, and the latter 91
to 10. Great Wheal Fortune are quoted 171 to 18 ;
South Caradon Wheal Hooper, 1 to } ; Cook's
Kitchen, 31 to } ; East Cara Brea, 12} to 1 ; and
Wheal Ludoott, 3 to 1.
St. John del Ray Mining shares opened heavily,
but are now rather firmer ; transactions are re-
corded at 60 to 62. Fortuna are marked 31 and
, 31, being still in demand ; Ovule: par and } prem. ;

Great Northern Copper, par ; Port Phillip, par ;
and Scottish Australian, 2} and 2.1.
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have received by telegram from
Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho,
Feb., 1862 :—Produce for Jan., 48,692 oitavas ;
cost for ditto, 9,4171. ; profit for ditto, 8,9461. ;
produce 10 days of February, 13,555 oitavas.
The half-yearly meeting of the Linares Lead
Mining Company is called for the 31st inst.
The Central American Mining Company (Limited)
have received letters dated Alotepeque, Feb. L
The quantity of ore raised in January amounted to
73 tons of an average of 150 ounces of silver per
ton. From San Antonio Mine the return was less
than in December in consequence of a partial
failure of the lode in the early part of the month.
The lode was again improving. San Pantaleon
Mine, although fluctuating, shows some good
points, and its produce is maintained. In January
eighteen bars of silver were sent to the mint, and
produced 15,000 dollars. The directors have by
this packet received a remittance of 1,4001. and 118
bags of silver ore.