The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-03 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

VALUIS at , GOLD,—WATHERSTON and
BROODER, far the bOormatton of the Public and glen
sumerous Preroseing to make the following announcement N.
the VALVE or GOLD, feeling persuaded that the late-
resPredel the fair trader and the public will be alike protected b
the wide drealatkig of losowlefte on this subeect. Gold being
BMW into U pettiest carats, it fogeys that geld of
U saris Inn la 16 cents../2 8 Ile saran .. El 11 10
wait —ln 6 11e 17 estate.. $0 I auste .. 18 4
par amen 10 carats.. 110 Te carats.. 1 4 II
Unman.. a 1 5 la carats.. 813 1 eaten.. 1 1 Ile
U meats (British 14 earns.. 1 9 ge carats .. 017 8
slinderd) Sll 1 U earsts.. I 4 0 ants.. 014
meste le
11 .. 814 4 11 carats.. 2 1 if mats .. 010 Te
oil
19 anis.. 818 lb Meatus.. 118 1 carats.. 01 1
liana.. I 7 8 10 carats.. Ila ee .vat... 0 3 Ile
Ilenufactery, 16. ligartebta4treek Coreabgardes, W.C., London.
ii=reasiis wised Chaise eed Jewellery for le each. N.B. This
lat 6 in the meals& and °a Wordy@
It ore debut

VIENNA, JAI. 2.
Advioes published in the Vienna papers state
that great agitation prevails in Berrie.
Apprehensions are entertained of fresh demon-
strations hostile to the Porte, as well as against
the government and the Prince of Servia.

THE BRIGANDS IN THE NEAPOLITAN
PROVINCE&

SILKS, SHAWLS MANTLES, FANCY
DaKS372, lc.
wmucr ind SON, being desirous of reducing their Stock
=to their annual ebock-taking. have decided to allow a
et TIN PM CINT. upou all sales amounting to lee,
end upwarda
Ladles will dad this an TlMltta opportunity for nuking pur-
chaser, as the stock also comprises a large assortment of EitMl•
FLANNELS, 111.ANISTS, ODUNTMAPANES, and general DLL-
PLAY 000 INS, purchased b the firm for the present semen.
le and le, LIIDOA UT, LONDON, LC.,
FOIE' doors trees St. Paarbehurehyard.

The following is a translation of the circular
which ha put been forwarded by the Henan Minister of the
Interior to the prefects of the Neapolitan provinces, upon
the measures to be adopted with a view of suppressing the
brigandage which prevails in Southern Italy :

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—Gentlemen about to
order their OVSItODATS for the present mama are in-
vited to see Specimen Gannents kept tor Inspection. N.B. A
select dock ot Wanda., Leaman& and Overcoats, always as
hand, kr um, at
HAMILTON end KINPION'n
806. Strand., oppeette Itsater-tull.

A FACT WORTHY or NOTL"
MILES REMOVED from Bond4treet
Ma 78, BWICATELST. itAitovn.-sqlpsk ca the
tat Ociober.lBoo. The lea Trousers ( 101 W InUatt
Oiss over. Zdetdiebed 1811.

THZ MINISTERIAL ALMANAC.
lISCIALLIIANAC, lllnstrated with well-exemstad
4111.11 at. Barl leas& sod the
his
smt eantalalag some weerart
tanwilsw, wag Iss b at & MOM and SON.
lassblwode sad &awoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen
=sejes. listaara, Wasters, Booi and Shoemakers, and General

London Houses
Issablkahment,
154,116, 158, 1117, Yawns. 88,8 t. 85. 88, 67,88, and 88, AldgalB.
at Branch,
: 1,1, 1, Hut-atreeL
I Deanna,
284, natal-road.

506, bat, 606, MeV,

127, rm. _
Slid=Establishments.
bradlord. Yorkshire.

MEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
CASHOLITTE PAN, combining a fan Id& •
freer In PI
anwRIWAIMITIAPILLSR PHOTOGRAPHIC AMY.
ITTIZYBODICE LUGGAGE, Perteuanteasa, Tronb; Bono,
Kanpur% Re., repleAe POrtarmery,_ from
CHOICE ORNAI for CMEITKAN TREES, Remit
RIMMICS PRLIT100) Auuoucx, IL: poet, slanip•
LIYII performer, 114 Shand: de. Corold 1; amd CMOs'
Palma
I.II.—FITS par cent. wort-Mated to Me Lincaralre Rand had.

" 'rurin,lleo. 27,1862.

" It is of the utmost consequence that the municipalities
should be composed of intelligent, upright, and patriotic
mss, wet only that they may secure the regularity of the
whainistratioweed the welfare of the inhabitants of tbe can-
mimes, but that they may energetically occupy themselves
in maintaining and reostablishing public safety and in sup-
pressing bripnderp. The municipalities which do not
or will not assist in destroying the bands of armed men
that traverse the Hawaiian provinces, spreading deals-
ties and terror everywhere, absolutely ought not to be
tolerated, their existence being useless or injurious. The
law authorises the dissolution of communal councils in
ease of disorders, and es the municipalities which by their
apathy or their disinclination prevent the speedy extermi-
nation of the brigands. are guilty of very grave disorders,
the prefects are earnestly requested to resolutely propose the
dissolution of such municipalities, and compel them to be re-
constructed in a more satisfactory manner. Moreover, to finish
Gun for all with the robbers who infest these districts, the
government has determined to employ all the means at the
disposal of the aouutry, among which may certainly be in-
eluded the National Guard, which has already shown its
asperity by performing duties at once glorious and useful.
But this force not being everywhere organised in such a
manner as to justify us in expecting from it the same re-
sults, the perfecto are also urged to proper the dissolu-
tion of those National Guards which do not display earn.
cleat goodwill in cooperating against the brigands, and to
am that they are organised so es to answer the object for
which this very maul and liberal institution was farmed.
The Minister rake upon the tried activity and the known
patriotism of the prefects for the strict execution of these
dispositions."

The Aro/titar publishes a very long list of pro-
motions and nominations in the Legion of Honour made on
the occasion of New Year's-day. There are 17 promotions
to the rank of commander, 55 so that of officer, and 386 no-
Ws/TONAL; Jaw. 2.—The Right Honourable eithatioas to that of knight. Another decree confers 637
Sir George Grey. Bart., one of her Majesty's Principal mom medals.
Secretaries of State, having on the 24th day of December,
1862, appointed George Wingrove Cooke Em. ~barrister-at. TEE OTTOMAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION.—The bad
law, to be a commissioner under the act 14 and 15 Viet., weather has at length proved too much for the wattmeters
cap. 53, intituled "An Act to consolidate and 000tinue the and workmen employed oe the new building (says the
Copyhold arid Incloaore Commissions, and to provide for the Levant Herald of December 24th), and the latter have ac-
completion of proceedings under the Tithe Commutation
Acts," the said George Wiomve Cooke this day made adecla•
cordingly been knocked off since Sunday. The four porticoes
ration before Sir George William WU/be/mg/some% Kee., which are to form the entrances to the structure were,
one of the barons of her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, for however, covered in before this interruption, and a few
the due execution of the duties under the said act.— days after the resumption of work will =Soo to roof in
Gazette. , the whole. This ones done, the farther progr
BOARD or TRADE, WHITEHALL, Dec. 22. —,ntile
with the shell of the building will be easy and
Right Hoorayed@ the Lord" of the Committee of Privy h we shall still adhere to our conviction
Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of State riiiiid. thoug
for Foreign Affairs a translation of the customs tariff and that neither the house nor its content' can possibly be
regulations recently promulgated by the government of the ready for the proposed "opening" on the first day of Rams.
Netherland', which came ioto force on the let November man. In the meantime, applications for space continue to
last, and the camels published in eaten .° in last night's
be addressed to the commission. The Pactu. of Egypt hes
Gazette.
SOLED of TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. I.—The notified his intention of sending specimens of all the raw
Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy produce and manufactured goods of his viceroyalty. The
Council for Trade give notice that the Atosileur of the Persian government has made a similar intimation, though
30th ult. cont.. ins a French Imperial decree. exempting how it can be imported into a "national" Turkish exhi-
from customs' duties the following articles, when imported bition is not quite clear. The Circassian', through their
into Francis :—Silk unbleached, n. or thrown, including
double thread (lampions). Waste silk in mass, unbleached Tophaneh deputies, have also asked room for specimens of
or dyed. Boom and hoofs of animals, of European origin, arms. embroidery, silver-elmmelling. end raw Produce, and
raw or calcined (calcinis a blanch imported in French their application has, we learn, been entertained. In addl.
vessels, or by land. —Uazette.
.... tiro to these expectation' from without, Armi Bey is vigo-
BOARD ow TRADE, WHITEHALL, DEC. 31.—The ronsly whipping no the metropolitan "corporations,"
Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council specimens of the whole of whose handiwork will accordingly
for Trade give notice that the Moniteur of the 30th inst.
codeine a Freoch Imperial decree (which is publehed in he forthcoming.
last night's Gazette), fixing the import duties on British and Punic SCHOOLN IN CONSTANTTNOPLE.—The
Belgian products, having salt as their basis, and abolishing
Turkish Minister of Public Instruction hes made some ex-
the supplementary duties upon glass al British or Belgian
tamales charges in the management of the public primary
. dt
OASID or TRADE, WHITEHALL, Dec. 31.—The schools is Stamboul. The teaohers of twenty-fonr of them
Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council have been changed and more competent onto appointed in
for Trade give notice, that the Moniteur of the 30th inst. their stead. The sew instructors are to receive, in addition
mmthin• a Fremelt Imps el decree, abolishing from the lit to the fess paid by the children, a salary of twelve tiros
January, 1863, the drawback' accorded by the decrees of
the 19th August. 1952, 19th January, 1858, tOth May, per annum from the State. The course of instruction is
1861. and 20sh July 1862, respectively, on the exportation also changed. Hitherto nothing but the Koran was taught,
, of products derived 'from salt—Gazette. but other useful branches of secular knowledge are now to
DISTRITO; AT YORE.—OD Thursday, a meeting, be included. The age at which the children are admitted to
over which the Mayor presided, was held in York, to con' these primary schools is fixed at six years, and at ten they
eider the propriety of opening the soup kitchen. During are removed to the advanced establishments. The long
the discussion which took place it appeared that a large
amolint of distress existed in the city, arising from the talked of university in also once more under consideration.
scarcity of employment and a coosiderable amount of sick- The Minister of Public Instruction has latterly devoted
ease. There bad been an increase of about one.fourth the much attention to maturing a plan for carrying out this im-
number of persons receiving relief from the Guardians, and I pert., project, which will, we are assured, shortly be
DM there was • balance in hand from former entocriptioos of 1
nay or
f publication. His highness has also founded a
3031. Is., it was determined to open the soup kitchen
1 professorship of French at the Smyrna College, and Safett
fcethwith.
GAROTTING IN LIVERPOOL—It is feared that 1 Effeodi, a member of the Council of Public Instruction,
the practice of gsrotting, which hes lately been so rife in I will shortly leave town to inquire into the present state of
London, is now extending to Liverpool, mume instances having : thin institution.—Lerant Herald.
come to the knowledge of the polio" of gentlemen being at- i DxBpATea
OF
THE
in I W
tacked in lonely places late at eight. In one instance a Mr. ! NDIA, MEXICAN, AND
Robinson was going home early in the morning when be ' PACIFIC Manx—The Royal Mail Compeny's steamihip
was beset by two men in Salishury•street. One of the fel. ; Atret,3, Captain Woolley, ailed from sonth.pton at
IOWII aroostal him and asked him for some money to buy 3 p.m. yesterday.
Indies,
the fortnightly mails.for the
.Briti.sh
tobacco with, and upon Mr. Robinson refusing to give him
end foreign West Mexico, the Pacific, Cadmus,
may another man came cep and gar
him. Fortunately,
. however, in raosequeoce of the gentleman holding his head Central America, Sm. She took out 1,13 passengers, in.
dose to his breast be did not sustain much injury from the eluding Captain Image, Mr. A. de Patron, and Mr. Spencer
attempted strangulation, and a polio, officer made his at'- St. John. The Atrato took on freight, English specie,
pea ac befcre• robbery was effected. . 1.0101. ; jewellery, 8491. ; French specie, 8,46 V. ; jewellery,
WRFC". OFT ISLAY.—The aides and timbers of
6,3761. ; and a full carps of French and English mes-
a lame eoppered ship have CMG OD shore between logput .
sad Kintraw, Islay, aod the shore is strewed with wreck. chamuse
but there is no appearance of any cargo. The stern-board of EMPLOY/ HIT Ow THZ NASHVILLE As A CON FE-
• ship's hose GAME ou shore with the wreck. bearing the HERAT' PRIVATIER.—The Liverpool Journal of Commerce
name " Thomas Y. Rows." No were or anything else to states that the Nashville, which ken been for some time
&bow what the ship was had yet bees found.—Greenock caged la the Cgesehes river, hes bees sold for $120,000 to •
Advertiser. rivets coteries of memhainta. She has been cut down,
Curers!. PALAOL—ONE SHILLING DAY.—FRI- and armed with one 100 lb. gun forward, and a smaller gun
DAT, JAN. 2.—Adraiisioes at payment, 2,503; ditto by , aft, and she is intended to fight her way, laden with cotton,
seem' Mae*, I,ote , tow, 3,552. ' through the blockading Best.