The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-07 00:00:00

SCOTLAND. W.S.W. to N.N.W.,
fruit to light, one.
to N. W., mode-

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light.
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moderato, ans.
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The Perseteranze of Milan announces the arrival
there of the Comte de Paris, the Dec de Chartres, the
Duo d'Aumale, and his son, the young Prince de Conde.
They intend returning to Switzerland immediately.
The Duchess of Parma, travelling incognito,
passed through Vienna last weck on her way to the Tyrol
and Switzerland. . .

General Luders, who has been staying some time
at Vienna, left that capital three days back for Warsaw.
The general's heed is still enveloped in bandages, is cones_
ounce of the wound he received when his life was
attempted.
The Austrian ministry has instructed all the
provincial governors to obtain accurate information as to
the probabilities of operatives employed in the cotton mann.
facture being thrown out of work in the coming winter,
and to take measures for their relief if necessary.
The Berlin Chamber of Deputies has just adopted
the proposition of the committee to diminish by 3.5,909
thelers the secret fund of the police. It also expressed the
' desire that the administration, of the police should be re.
stored to the communal authorities all over the kingdom,
Berlin and Posen excepted.
The Tenth Scientific Congress of Italy was closed
at Biwa on the 29th ult. The president on this occasion
announced that Count Terenao tiandani had been elected
president of the next fi,:ientific Congress, to be held next
year at Rome.
" The good effects of the emancipation of the
serfs, in an economical point of view," lays the Nord,
" begins to be already felt in Russia. At the fair at Nigel,
the commercial barometer of the empire, the sale of objects
for the me of the popular classes was very considerable,
being an evident sign of prosperity and improvement MOO(
the emancipated serfs. Also, the taxes have been all paid
up, a thing never knewn before."
A letter from Turin of the 3rd in the Sidele says :
—" The prisoner of Varignaco was the day before yester-
day informed by telegraph that the amnesty would be very
shortly declared. On receiving the intelligence be looked
with a smile at his leg, wrapped up in bandages, and said to
his friends, It appears that we are plrdoned.' Garibaldi
wishes to return to Caprera, but prudence dictates that he
should not be exposed at present to a fatiguing voyage. He
will, I art enured, proceed to Quarto, near Genoa, to the
house of his friend De Vecchi. The villa is situated on the
sea coast, at the very spot where Garibaldi embarked for
Marsala."

The Blackburn Board of Guardians have resolved
to take advantage of the Rate-inaid Bill, and to apply to
the Poor-law Board for power to borrow money ea security
of the rates. This, we believe, is the fast Metairie el the
provisions of the bill having been brought into form.
THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER AT Nsw-
earns —The Newcastle Cllronick says the demonstrations
in the math eastern ports this week, in honour of Mr. Glad.
atom, promise to be in all respects successful. The dinner
in the New Town-bell will be attended by all the prominent
men of every abide of liberalism in the district. The trip
down the river will be a greed display. In addition to the
Tyne Commissioners and tbeir friends, who will go in the
Harry Clasper steamer and their two barges, the mayors and
the members of the town muscle of Newcastle, Gateshead,
South Shields, sad Tynemouth, the brethren@ of the Triiiity
house, the Lioenssd Victuallers Association, the Tyne Gene-
ral Ferry Companyoind the two Chambers of Colllol4lfee at
the mouth of the river, will all accompany the Chassidim of
the Exchequer in his sail to the sea. Some sin or seven
addresses will be presented to Mr. Gladstone by the dif-
ferent public bodies ma the Tyneside. On Thursday he
goes to Sunderland, where he will take luncheon with the
worthy Mid • trate of that borough, receive as address
from the Town Council, and then depart by special train to
Middlesbro.' The good people on the buoy banks of the
Tees purpose to show their distinguished visitor over the
mines at Baton, take him up the river with a procession of
gaily decorated stemmas, present him with an address hem
their town council, and thee entertain his at a banquet is
their 044tanows, HAM After leaving Itid&eabro,
Mashies proceeds to York by invitation et the Lard Mayor
of that city.