The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-28 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID. Jas. 27.

At the sitting of the Cortes to-day, a vote of
censure was passed upon the President on a question
of order, by 46 to 3L (Agitation.)

AMERICA.

OREIENCASTLF. JAS. 27.

The Canadian steamer Bohemian, from Portland
on the 16th Met., arrived here at 1.30 p.m. to-day.
She brings 1,300 dollars in specie.

(Per t►. Bobo=len. vie Oposeerstle.)
(By telegraph to Portland.)
NEW YORK, JAN. 16, 1 ►.Y.

The steamers City of Badman and New York,
which sailed to-day for Europe, took out 1,140,000
dollars in specie.
Gold, 51Sf, prem. Stocks firm and advancing.

NEW YORd, JAL 16, Evsaaa.

The military and political news is unimportant
There has been much excitement in gold this after_
noon, and the price has risen to 5& The rise
is attributed to the large export of specie, the
increased demand to pay the duties on the large
imports, and the general scarcity of money.
Money fight. Stocks way firm. New York
Central, 134 ; Illioois, 1381; Erie, 1114; Six per
Cent. United States Bonds, 1041. Cotton steady ;
Middling Upland, 82c. Flour and corn advancing.
Wheat slightly firmer. Provisions good inquiry.
Coffee steady. Sugar very firm. Molasses rather
firmer. Petroleum steady; crude, 314 to 32; re-
fined, 47c. to 48c. -

LIVERPOOL, THCESDAT.
doer City of Baltimore,

The Inman

Captain Mirehonse, which left New York on the
16th instant, arrived in the Mersey at 2 o'clock this
morning, bringing 23 cabia sad 68 steerage pas-
sengers, and 858,168 dots. in specie on freight

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Ellora, which broke down on her outward paa-
sage and had put into Malta for repairs, arrived at
Southampton yesterday evening. She left Malta
on the 19th inst. During her pasaage the Elora
spoke the brig William Wilson on the 19th, the
barque Ellen on the 21st, the steamer Andalusia on
the 23rd, and the steamers Melbourne and Britannia
on the 25th inst. The EUora brings 1,499 pack-
ages of general merchandise, of which 1,216 are
bales of raw silk, value 120,000/. sterling, Sheba'
neither passengers nor 'peek.
DZIWATCH or TEZ BOMBAY Marra—Toe Penin-
polar sad Odirtal Conway% Maseeldp Pecan, apt is
=bssailed from inathembee yesterday at three p.m,
tlihe. nails for Gibraltar, the keditemania.
Basshay, arid 17pper risapi. The Peosah labs eatr4M
int sad AM, ssesekekee mongers, sad tweaty.ceir
pansagers pressed by the ramspasillieg strew, oth Ilar-
peOlin, to joie Ude mad. Oa freight the Palau lane eat
1,879 lime men value 570,11 W., cd whim\ armat AWOL
gens, and 4091. muftis's, jewellery, he.. is tor Ahem-
Old the sessitsdsr is he Itesthay.eseriAles of Am.
aVATS% ; Ow. 2M,101. ; bar geld. 41.2114 ;
NM mow ; early miaow. M.. Ufa I'M
eh has she as Welt aim tell woe el mug oar-

THIi DAND3R-917ESTIOloi:

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FRANKFORT, 7101. S.

The Sleswig-Holstein deputies have left foe
Munich. On Sunday they were welcomed in a
great popular assembly, and told that, like Luther
on his way to Worms, they had been hailed by the
people, who after a while drew the reluctant princes
to the side of the Reformation, though the west
powers are playing the part of the Jesuits of those
dap, bpt that they would not be more successful
now,
airOght and morality were with the people.
The deputies answered that they would never sub-
mit to be bargained away to Denmark ; they were
Ipart and parcel of the German peo le, and would
remain so ; neither Austrians nor Prue fans would
be able to prevent the Sleswigers from speaking
their minds. A Holstein peasant said that for
centuries they had been taxed for the benefit of
Denmark, and that only Junkers and Jesuits
would pretend that the rural population were not
as one man for Duke Frederick,or that they would
not stand and fall with the German people.
Yesterday the commutes of 36 appointed by the
Greitan deputies honed a proclamation to the
asaliela people, in whisk they denounce Mitzi&
and amnia as unworthy members of the Confede-
ration, for having allowed Denmark for twelve
years to trample on a treaty which they now enforce,
itheer-81- tali tisane the iatarest of Denmark to.
carry it oat, acting 'hereby as anemia of their
own country. The middle States had now ,
to side with the people against Austrian
and Prussian supremacy. They would lose the
respect and the confidence of the people if they did
not use their armies for the defence of the duchies ;
all and everything must be risked when honour was
at stake • they mill therefore upon all the chambers
of deputies, municipalities, and corporations in
Austria, Prussia, and the rest of Germany, to oppose
the intentions of the great powers • to agitate in
towns and villages, and not to subscribe to any
loan for such governments ; the subscribers are to
be held up as objects of horror and despised by the
people ; everybody is to do his duty and the triumph
of the right will not be doubtful. Such is the
language of old deputies ; of men who shrink from
all violent means, who have a position to lose and
nothing to win by war. The masses are quite
bewildered by rage against Austria and Prowls.
The middle States—Bavaria, Saxony, Baden, and
Wurtenilierg—are exerting themselves to effect a
compromise, by trying to induce Austria and Prussia
to recognise the Duke of Augustenburg as Duke of
Holstein, and to leave Sleswig matters to the arbi-
tration of a European conference. There is, per-
haps, not a single individual is this country who
doubts that Austria and Prussia, both agglomera-
tions of conquered or inherited provinces, want
more than any other of the great powers to main-
tain the integrity of the Danish monarchy, or that
their fixed resolution to interfere in Maw* foe
the stipolations of 1862 is a mere sham to
cover their real intentions, even with regard to
Holstein. All they want, is to compel Denmark
to withdraw the new constitution, which was only
a fresh aggravation and an open defiance, as even
after the withdrawal things would remain ma they
were in October, and not a single one of the stipu-
lations of 1812 would thereby be fulfilled. Of
sours they cannot accept the ridicule which would
fall on them were they now to allow Denmark two
months more to do what she has bad 12 years to do,
sad remain meanwhile with 80,000 men shouldering
their muskets on the banks of the Eider, but they are
perfectly prepared to mole over the duchies again,
under certain condition., to Denmark. But with
regard to Holstein, the great majority of the Diet
will frustrate their intentions, by recognising the
Duke of ingustenburg, and keeping him in posses-
sion. This would bring matters to extremities,
and create a state of things worse than that be-
tween Poland and Russia, the Holideiners having
made up their minds, and being backed by the
German princes and people. The Danes must have
been rendered insane by sheer obstinacy, if by re-
fusing to suspend the constitution for Sleswig they
were to bring the Austrians and Prussians there.
Their armed resistance can, according to all human
probability, lead to nothing, and while they would
oppose their best friends, even these could not
prevent the Sleswigers from rising as unanimously
for the Augustenbing as the Holtheiners did, and
thus it would be highly inconsistent for such
governments as have sided with the Poles, Italians,
and Belgians, to oppoes them. Prussia and Austria
are certainly to blame from the national point of
view, but it must be admitted that they want pesos
at any price, and wish to get out of the present
difficulties by desperate action against both parties.

THE FORM, ENZATMENT ACT.

LIVIIRPOOL, Wsom►T.

It will be remembered that Mr. Might* of ths
MR of Jaw sad Co., shipcbsedlees, Liverpool, woe c
milted meetly for trial at the Wise as a chary el
infringing the Foreign Malistmeret AM by iZet
&esure
Swe wat of end stemenitien as booed the
steamer Gowan The we were ed, mow et Lioal
sod some at Greenock, end the dowerds onOW far
the French coast sod pat We Meth Here smonssiffee
sod other warlike stores were placed oe board seder the
supsrintsodewof Mr. Jaw. Mr. Jowl's' to-day
Ware the Liverpool nwistestes,tosether with John 117=
a Wok employed hy the lrm of Joan and Co. Mr.
%Won instreeted by the solicitors of bar Melosty's
'Frowsy end the law alms of the each, spewed
for the pressestion It was skated We shoe the
arrival of she Awn at Ike* Liestmesst Manly, of
the Coefederste mg, i.e.. as beard, and %molly
spawned the ..coed, Cams
belseging to the Cesholeesto
service. mid emponed the mem et 44 NA per with woo,
I with 111. WWI awry. Mr. Jones teak am Wire part is
Weals the is to wee. The first witness, John &Wily,
described the cloonmetheens under which be engaged him-
self on board, sod We stated that lam slime artieles 1
he west to Jaw sad Os.hi ellen end Anima en I
dwell note far 41. 10s. is the resew of Highst.
After he (Wow) bed mesived bar winner note be
attempted to soh his mete is two, but meld not ...rand.
He then went to lonee's cake, sad expisived sheet hi. M-
ews sole, sad resolved MAL, Highs& *Min thee his (wit.
owes) wife weld waive the seneer Wee he bed gene
to MIL O. leaving Limepeol for Greenock MUM/ sod
other elown were pert by Hoglont, mod their news were
calla over as they west on Wad. On salving at Grosso*
they were Slat ON board the lapin, whore they met Jahns
sad sews ether geotlemes. Whoa the Jwoo oellsd has
stletZ4e the tap was presumed to be s trial one ; bat it
to the oWnsry as. when a ISM way eel se sen the
spas foli is with • mien steamer, an board of whisk was
Mr. J which meompesisd the Jews to Brest.
When off Beat two other web erne 'WO& with
gum, monewition, As, ell of which were
on board the Jaw. The proceedings were esperhailm=
by Mr. Jews. who told Wow that, " It weld be • geed
thing for him.' Mende Massy woe on board, at line in
plain clothes, bet althea* he mowed the Coefednithe
uniform. Captain Maury said that the yowl would be
riminiAmel " 0•10 M." end list the wnehl enfl weer
soother flag. Before the vessel mad Villain bladed over
his bounty mosey to JOINS, Weald he would give it to his
(witness's) wife. He Ibis wonted the inadests at the
wins seta the weirs roams I. Moot sad hie to Liver-
pool, where be WWI at the dice al Joem sad Os. mil
, vast with Highld. Witness m leg sot identify Wildeg ;
bet s eebegs.t wittier did. The defendireno we SOM.
=Mid to vivo mimeo fee trial, hut admitted to bell—Jesse
himself iv 5001. sod two sureties of 1001. WI ; sad Wild.
isg in 501., sad two ~Ass of 201. ash.

OUTWARD MONICA, AND CANADIAN AND Roam
WARD Anwar 11.1014. Isms *saws
Yug City al
Washington yea iisigsisisid iron the
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(Wisliorke) few New York with swain =
Mass, abash SO asslsswies. and . buso omega Tome
(Tinuadayi the Ifantiani Om. Elhasaship •
Assam North Assariosa wiii Liwnpasi fee
kiwi, with Ow Camelia. and Unitsd Stakes wails. Os
Saturday the Cloned Raged lan sliwinsist Odor we mil
has the Mann for Stow Task. with mails lar IM llaibal
SWIM mod &Wall Nee* Amide. LAWN kis, will he
rosslawl at tin Pantwftt tail 11 ealosk a.m.. wad far
impish Ai Quassolosnt mid Sii pea.. sod WA* his
ims al IL until 940 aim. The man Atriums Mail 'Warr
elos at Lissips•l is all irbiell say lis
I. weirs b re liswisy abase Ow 1111 i d wish lasna.
Lassos Gassaas,thanuiveComnarr(LnamiS.—.
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NIISTOAL NOCIL/T OP LONDON.

Thhi hiege---mmietilieii;tit;eintliseaeo---n with sa
andiesteal concert, at Bt. Janiseehall, UM tomb* Of
demo ammares them see fear in the mares of the ewes ;
brides an orchasteal Mist el new sompositioes ; • series of
meMlnes foe choral prestioe ; and • soil* or coeversozime
lot the fellows, amociatim lady mmociates, cad Dominated
man* subscribers. The orchestra is great in numerical
dresith. It consists of tbirty•two drat and mooed
Melba. equally divided, ten violas, and twenty via
loistalke and ,deable buses, dm equally divided ; with
NM Cosa ecespleneset el Mad imiessneeis and Maromenta
et hersimiia, the total stmegth being eighty perfammes,
every see of acJuiowledged ability and experience. The
arebastra is under the able direction of Mr. Alfred Mellon,
and the choral practice is under the Dot leh able direction
of Mr. Henry Smart. The society is a very numerous body. 1
There are, we believe, not has than a thousand fellows and I
.2.ooibteS, who have, of seen, the peivilege of admiiides
to .11 the concerts, so That they, together with the sub•
steam al the eleeehe ye at all times saillaient to
farm • (weirdo& andissios. We may add that the
present flourishing state of the society is very much owing
to the activity and energy ri Mr. ChArlos &Maim, the
honorary secretary. The affairs of the society are managed
by a council of eighteen, composed of very emimint mm-
best of the profemise, isetennized with several amateurs.
need:mixture of Um mat= aloweet is perhaps et doubt-
Adiempegisimm Ji itilitiellicriiitst 04wAlaPaS Oat 61
the ether head it is not without advantages ; mid at all
meats the frocieles oosstitatioe seems to work not namtia-
fackinly.

rim ADORAMENT OP ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.

Yesterday a meeting of gentlemen in the City of
Lend". who ham formed thenaelves into a committee far
carrying oat the interior adornment of St. Paul's Cathedral,
as ongiaelly designed by Sir Christopher Wren, was held
at Ma Kunio...home, the Might Hon. the Lord Mayer
1551,. The work has been proceeding gradually since
ted in the **real about 10,0001. has been subscribed
towards it, *elusive of nearly 4001., which elm has
recently been made up of guinea subecriptions alone, and of
Mk given by the corporation of Leedom, 2001. each by lye
of the City compaaies, 5501. by the Goldsmiths' Cam-
may for a memorial wieder,. 1,0001. and 1001. by
Mr. Brown (Longman, Brown, and Co.) and Mr. Butter-
worth respectively for similar pompom, sad 4001. by the
Drapers' Company. The estimated east of the whole work
is modendood to be from 60,0001. to 70,000 k, sad it is now
proem* to raise the remainder of the money by a guises
subscription, open to the whole eountry, the Cathedral of
M. Paul being regarded is the light of • rational object,
bet still not excluding largerdonations by *moos disposed
to present them.'
Yesterday Mr. Suo'ca, the secretary to the hied, took
ecadoe to correct what, he mid, amounted tea popular
error—namely, that the Dean and Chapter are rich enough
to do nil that is required for the decoration of the eatbedral
without exhumes aid. Os the mistrary, be said, their
total inability to do so was explained by Dr.
Millman, the Dew, whim the subject was ant
publicly mooted le 1858, and afterwards by the
BioMp of Leedom, who stated that there were no revenues
at the disposal of the Dean and Chapter for such a
that the Dean and Chapter were all endowed ea the
and limited seals determined by meet ads of parliament,
and that there was no other fund available but public sub-
scriptioa for the adornment of the metropolitan national
March. The Secretary thee read • letter addressed to the
Lord Mayor that morning by Mr. Francis Faller, of Cora-
-1 kill, to the effect that unless some me min, or some body of
um, would undertake thecerbffity of nide( the
neemmy within a yen time fer the re-
pair aed Monition of the he feared it would be
long before the work was completed. His imprendoe,
he added, was that if 400 geclsmw could be found
tea** therossims with the respeasibility of collecting
1001. each, the sum of 40.0001. could be easily raised within
the next two years, and he should be to be ens of the
400 ; or, if preferred, he should be willing lobe one of forty,
**should in that case charge themeless with the remote
siMlity of collecting 1,0001. each within the same thee. He
said that if the reeding should decide in favour of either
of them plans, they might rely mum his hearty soncurrenes.
The consideratioa of Mr. Fuller's proposition war even-
tually
Mr. ITSYKRIS l'soinrron, the banker. centrumed the
statement el the Dean of St. Paul's and the Mime of
London, that legidatioe of remit years had left the Dem
and
iZiter without fund' for the proper adernmeet of the
The LORD MAYOR said the Dm eadChapter did not even
share is the increased value of the cathedral property which
had *mod by lams of time. Of that the Ecclesiastical
Consmiasioms had the advantage. He asked if what was
now Weeded wee • Mad fide national guinea sulocription
for carrying out the work to its orenplet*ii.
Mr. SHORN, the seentary, replied is the affirmative, but
that larger sures would set be shut out, if perms were die
pee* to give these, as very likely they would be.
Mr. Bormewoars said hitherto the larger subacriptions
towards the work, though all very amptable. bad bad the
effort of rather Mreenrsigin what might be called the
mites, en whisk the eenunithes inert relied.
Eventually. au the motion of Mr. W. GLADOTOIII,
mooed* by Mr. H. S. Tricsurron, it wee resolved that an
appeal be made to the public for a *Hoed guises enbserip.
hon, but without at the same time excluding larger dom.
tioos, and the appeal to accompanied by an mph** state-
mot of the fast that the Dees and Chapter, as • belly,
have an feeds available for the purpose, and that the MM.
pieties of the work will Maly depani epos the extra *
which the erinumciity may rspmd to the emsal.
The working oemmittee for promoting the peak sub-
moripthin an—the Lord Mayor, Alder's's Rose, IL P. (the
late Load Mayer), Mr. Ocecheo, M.P., Akissuraa
Mr. Henry Sptee Therstee, Mr. William Gladetene, Mr.
Jaime W. sad Mr. has& rafter, with
power te mid to their neMber.
A vote of Meeks was pasesd to the Lord Mayor, and with
that the meth* sesissated.

THE IitZIiDINS TOD MASYLIDDNI AND TS= CON-
stirtreets.—Lssi main Lord Parmy sad Mr. Him,
Lewis, maisben for Mary Lime. adatresead • melba el
their metiteimals I. the theatre of the Litemy
doe, Edweed•inast, Porteseemaare. The his. mambas
repeated their political mildews le expamed at the
main Wild the Ventay.ball. OM Pasormread. as Mee.
day evesisg. Mr. Lewis also particularly referred to
the Mae at the Minimal law, whioh, be said, requlred
auwedsiset. He swatiosed. is rapport of the mosreitY
for as shanties, the nosed mess of IMrsley and Wright.
He believed if ever time as. a judisial wader esen
witted, the an et Wright vas more. Thom were
isstmore le width judges bud maimed comsat to -
wows slissiles el Wiight, and ind ordered ttidd
the trial should be pealgesed if there woe the slightest
risme for saggsaing that the prima was sot is • lit
state Si asewer to the Widows*. dad it appeared.
from thil wards ettand by Ow dyiag aromas wbo me the
victim el Wright that kin mime woo sat premeditated.
sad Menke% seek big Si. ems, it say summted to
that el membaeglater. Had ha bees the Naga abs at
mt the Mel, ha mad Mbar have thaws kis maim into
the court thee Mae medaemeed the ma to death under
seek eireasestmess.
Tug C!TY DIWIMMAY.—Tite 75th anniversary
hetival of this met mellsot charity was aelsbrated last
eremite at the Albino Time. The Lord Mayor presided,
mod area asr surfed lay Ms. Bbwiif Cave. Mr. T. Ileakey,
P mil Meat 60 other reetlime interested is the
fate a
Si. iseiteties. Ti. report. which wee eiregated,
Mama that dudes the last year egmenie of 9.000 patients
bad bete tressed gad smiled with mildew at Si. diame.-
rry eke
Qufswoiroie. elliel#6, sad upwards of 2,0C3
viiy bad beer wade to patasaft at their own Musa.
The total sumber of ski Mended sod welted show
Si. feeedaties ef Ms boo remised merly
UM • Man. The
is
during the past year bee
bees wader 900 E. sad is memassue of the tenomel
the oases el the City of Loudon Tame Moiety fram Quote.
greet a ices of natal to the 'Must el 711 f. • yes? hos base
enshisel by the dismeary Made. To met Mb delisimey.
aid nesinsay to Memos the prespisity d to iestildies,
11 Mr. T. Henke,. X.P., the trimmer, &prided to the mar-
aud& omeissity d the city to mist ibis local eberity,
sad, ma appeared from Mt sielit's sommeliers, Mat appeal
has es hese Milne melt. TM Lard Mayer, le=
Si. Meet 4 the maim. Melt use the
arida • fwd afforded to the sisk poor, mid es the
bow upon enamel by snowing teemed
ebtass. who. the sty at Lowden, is est tee.., ins
larvaies it Aer by the missiles 4 Ma.
idisimmis. it ma beaming parer is imam way by
having wily the met seedy Muses as its persamsed ge4
des s. It an, therefore, the duty el the wealthy eseasser-
elel sammaty to aid to mamba which me seindestly
food Sty Irih. Mr. T. Hasher, Me
comperer, to sispidise is • vossossi Said, mmily Mk.
eked Si. wards= ef the masa dims, sad • eigishe at
the esemittee ef malgemest claimed weft far as wow
Wed egglemeset el fesdt MOM& that 6,000 patients
bad Ws Meted and mama &deg tie pal yaw et se
memo web of Is. M. es* all sums= being isesisii. 1
TM smell el Si. aptish Met mode lest MOM me se abb. '
Sim lie the fob ef ossify 4001, Mk/ft sissy me eessel
subsseildsee.
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