The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-23 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

(uurries 112.11011•118.)
ITALY.
MILAN, Ocr. 23.
Yesterday the Prinoe and Princess Napoleon
arrived here incognito, and were present at the
theatre last evening.

TURIN. Ocr. 23.
A despatch received to-day announces that the
King and Queen of Portugal will arrive here on the
26th instant.

THE ELECTIONS IN ITALY.
FLORENCE, Ocr. 23.
The election of deputies to the Italian parliament
has commenced. Most of the colleges are balloting
for the different candidates. A large number of
electors are taking part in the elections, but order
has nowhere been disturbed.

Foca O'Ol.OOE.
Owing chiefly to a rumour that the new Austrian
loan will soon be introduced, Consols are frac-
tionally lower, at 89i for money, and 891 to II for
the account. No bullion operations have taken
place at the Bank.
Pending the receipt of news from America, as to
the temper in which the Washington cabinet receives An appeal case, involving the " interests of the
trade,
the refusal of our government to take into conside- " and which the hemmed victuallers of Sheffield
ration the Alabama claims, a check is given to the sieved with greet intends was decided at the Deee,ster
movement in American securities. Should the Amer pester sessions on Saturday. The magistrates of Sheffield
titan government adopt the moderate coarse which had refused a license to en old-cat
public-house is a
is expected of them, it would seem difficult to limit low part ot the town, apparently for no other reason than
the extent of the probable flow of British capital that the house had been rebuilt, or, it was said, " con
verted into a flaming gin pilaw." The magistrates et
into American securities, new and old, for there is
qesteer . however, revered this decision, and
1 evidence on every aide that the result of the civil ereeted the liewene.
war has raised the prestige and credit of America The Monileur of yesterday gives the following
and her enterprises higher than they ever stood amount of the visit paid by die Emperor Napoleon to the
before. Hotel Dieu :—" The Emperor paid an uampeeted visit en
Subjoined is a comparison of the present position Friday lest to the Hotel Ma. His Majesty weak
of the Bank and the price of Consols with the oor- through all the wards, is which he stayed an
responding date of last year : hoer, speaking to all the patients suffering with
Atprwismt. Same timelastyesr. cholera. His Mejesty perceived with great pleasure that a
sad that :stalky Leda were
Coin end bullion
Beeerre (sates and cote) 5,121.718 6,419,563 alreedy vacant, which showed that the epidemic had ceased
Rate of discount
eget. 9 Peso;t.
Prim of Coessols. B9t to make progress. Alt the patients were sensibly affected
It will be seen that the Bank rate of discount is by the marks of interest shown them by their sovereign.
The Emperor expressed his satisfaction to the sisters, the
4 per cent. less than lest year,though the reserve
is 1,297,835/. less, scud the coin and bullion 212,5301. physicians, sad aStaadasta. On his dePtetses His Majesty
lea. Suoli are the discrepancies in the Bank's ens cheered by a large crowd assembled in the Place Notre
practice. Dams."
The issue b
athe directors of the Grand Trunk A letter from Rome of the 17th says :—" Never,
Railway of Cnada of their
the
half of the red Peeba". at this seem were these so few atraatere in Roe.
venue and capital accounts for the half-year ended as there are at preseet. 'llseroome are all swept end garnished.
the 30th June last was followed on Saturday by a the feast-chamber is prepared, bat the guests have not
decline in nearly all classes of the comp
wired. This in a great measure depends on the igeoniat
securities. The net revenue account for the half- or laterested would-be gatherings on the one side of the
year shows a balance of 801. ls. 11d. carried for frostier, sed the Weigel regulasioes oil the other, all of
ward, after providing for " discount on American which together obtrude the taws at cholera on the traveller,
currency" (amounting to 35,8491.), intarest, the which has the effect of retarding his movements, if not of
charges of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence lease in turning him beck altogether."
full, the Detroit Line lease in full, the Montreal A correspondent of the Hampshire _Advertiser
and Champlain Railway Company, the Buffalo and says that at Venteer, is the Isle of Wight, great numbers •
Lake Huron Railway Company, and the Equipment of the beautiful butterfly
." clouded yellow" (Edina) bass
Bond interest for halt a year. bees sees. They are widget!, fresh from the chrysalis,
the wises are soft sad the insect is perfect. This
The half-yearly report of the directors of the 7.: the third brood Wm mama of this hoed—vie- one
West Flanders Railways Company, to be submitted in done, one in A ugust, aid osse ie mid October. This i
on Thursday next, recommends a dividend of 4e. unprecedeeted, and is believed to have arisen from the
per share, payable on the 15th November, and lose summer we kayo bed.
leaving 601. tube carried forward. FALL OF FITZ RAILWAY ARCATA ON THE
In connexion with the invitation to the public to SfteGm" E
ndoo erie:l:l° BdihW Rallienwal'un—lte tneenvekaeetttle tom tl
subscribe for al2 per cent, first preferential capital ° large brick arches in order to form the supports
of 600,0001. of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, a of the permanent way. Owin few days marehoweve to tit
especially
w▪
ith regarci to revenue and profit have been put yesterday. it is supposed that the water penetrated the
forward, bearing the signature of Mr. George ricr""' ilTlTrdl!i'ttimatdei ors the
8 7inclockal bad
last night o.nd the
arch
Seward, the secretary and general superintendent. came suddenly downy
with a loud rumblirg noise!. le
After the new issue shall have taken place the mioute or too afterwards another fell in the same way, el
whole capital of the company will be comp a third end oases either side followed, making in the whole
as follows, viz; Twelve per cent. stock, first pre- five of the Massive arches.
:rareness, 600,0001. ; eight per cent. stook, pre- THE BIABOP AND TUX CATHY.DILAL.—We are ins
fermi°. 600,0001, ; ordinary unguaranteed stock, frmd% that we hare still sot stated with perfect accuse"
600,0001. ; debentures, 100,0001. • making a total the of e g"ecapuMear'xisbtoZ between ircPt5.t."177.1,71
of 1,900,0001., and requiring 149,0001. per annum more
lpit. The present canon in residence K 1.,,,,,, Girdle_
to meet the entire interest obligation inclusive of done), it is stated, maintains his right to occupy the pulpit
4 per oent. on the unguaranteed 'trick. Adding whenever it is not occupied by the dean, and requires that
51,0001. for working expenses", 200,0001. is set down acitsrergem?nt between the bishirisands the Bees be
that
first
"as the maximum revenue required to pay all the " submittedsuch .0,„%,-- .-„.;°,:rt,....,,, c,u, bea",,e'perted
foregoing claims." The bearing of the anticipated either by the tears or the spirit of the statutes. sal declines
revenue upon these obligations is then farther die- to accept • (enclitics which alight b
ey need to exclude hien
cussed in the following passage. All such micelle- from She pulpit of his own esthedr. and to mstr.eiu hint
Clone must of course be, to some extent, conjectural, from thea.fnl.filmes:itoift
wtt: vow made a:.
,crusseocratidin "to
but it seems clear that, provided the company is mitteac:4e and exhort emerge A simile, Question hee.Yirepheisersees"
fortunate enough to lay down only one efficient recently heen rased in seethes ef tics aethadraie of the sea
working-cable, the returns will suffice for an foundation, and decided in favoar of the lashop's right te
ample reward for all the perseverance that has occupytbe pulpit, without leave of the chapter. when it is
Dean displayed in this great enterprise. not assesses by statute to aside's and chant their nab-
stitches—Daily Bristol Tian and Mirror.
Asemniag a speed of five words per =Mute as seek cable
for sixteen boars r day, at the very low pries of sa. per Sal ACCIDENT WWI 1.11001.1.—A fatal accident
weed, the two would yield the Dam of 2,400/. pa day. aa occurred bear io the Watering-Dyke-Houses, ea the
720,0001. of ernes revenue per canna This sum, after de- _Rillehauls-rolid; abet Mine miles_ frota lalsooks, late he
dusting
workiog expenses sad interest, would leave a profit ia_. Imlay sight met- Mr. Heart rased, ••• of Mr. Thomas
of more then thirty.sex per omit upon the whole capital. pits" 064110, Hall. war Market Besse, rams to
or ie other words, a mania at mom. ke bonus and Tn. Li market, as was his wad= on that day. He dm,'
serve fend, after discharging ell the foregoing chains of a spleadid.going horse (which bed formed/ been used
dividend, lateral'. aid working
us Duce hould thecae- se a hunted, attached to a detraert. Os twe retuning
easy be oely foetunate *soup te secure one out of the two I.erwel be wee waerertesied Mr. Brows, a &lOW
cables so reasoeably expected to be established next year ot Glectisam, Mr. George Wins, seal userelmat, of Lintels,
the revenue, ene sowed* aa the shove mums* trona sad a farmer residing at Osemby. They stinted for Oaenby •
be 360,0001,, knew,' time of 160,0001. beyond the clime at shoat 10 o'clock at sight, Is Newport thee esseerniteng
for dividend sad woddog expenses. The i however. an old taximeter. and gm Ma lir " Tallv-he I" Dia
lagere event
at there be
only one cable, would be mach ow that this suited the malssa" fas b. folthir"
lar than stated, as of course the tariff would aeosmenly • into a taikrEittpaereci "••• •b• Baba". be; le '
have to be adjusted accordingly If only ova cable existed. eo the Woburn& be-110080S. "OM " the same weals '
With reference to the rely maim meckeie foe
boresdeeete,ssitswe ditch, amain isridrytah,sd. sailloathythertewenwpsesathissatbe I
the week, Travers's circular remarks as under : Miss is frost, Mr. Homey Mad sad Mr. Bream. TWO
711. Ockwiel Produce markets tkie week have, with few foliate the ditch, Mr. Bleed et Rho betties, Mr. Besets
of
sated again been inactive, except screw."' the supply gee the tap of his. and the lame SUM then both. Ilme
of sated winds, but the toss et prior has hese well sae- emen who were behind emend imbue% sad proceeded
Weed throsighont, and oseedenally semi • slight *dews to liberate their friends. Mr. Brows was kited seriously
has been realised. Raw sugar was in increased demand st 1 hart, and Mr. Blood, who was all hat dicad, died aerie' the
the eemmementeet, bah In* the ssaspass at wins I sibs. . Hr. BMWs [repsinal Ulan ennalke•bk impsseall, •