The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-24 00:00:00

(Stamped, Id. Additional.]

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,

(Una nUNIANE.)
ITALY.

ARRIVAL OF THZ KING IN TIIRJIL

TURIN, na. 13.

The King arrived bore te-clay. His Majesty
was scarred by the Mimi/Ape/ Janie, and depute-
time from working ima's societies. Greet en-
theism was manifested. His Majesty subse-
gamily paired in review the National Guard, by
whom he was loudly cheered.

THE PRUSSIAN CRAMBRIM
BERLIN, 7,2. 23.

To-day the finanoe committee of the Chamber of
Deputies proposed to increase the pay of the non-
comutimiosed officers and privates of the army.
Herr Vimliow moved that the chamber should
request the government to withdraw the budget
laid before them, and introduoe a new one, in con-
formity with the proposition of the committee on
the budget.

JAPAN.

'SHANGHAI, JAR. fl..

Sir Rutherford Aloock returns to Ragland by
the present mail. He is the bower of a convention
with the Tyoooa, goarsatesing fres navigation in
the Inland Seas.

The oonvention further allow! the eetablishment
of an English consulate at Simons's/kJ, or Pooh-
ment (4, and stipulates for the payment by Japan
of an indemnity for the expedition up the Straits
of Bimonoseki.

The relations with Japan are more satisfactory,
and improving.
• We telegram has been very usintelligthly transmitted.

PARIS, Fla. 33.

The Paris papers publish telegraphic adviees
from Madrid, according to which it was expected
that the Minister of Finance would shortly present
a bill to the Congress for the conclusion of a new
loan of 117 millions of rads, in bonds bearing
interest at 3 per cent The sole papers assert that
a second loan of 300 millions is contemplated by
the Spanish government, open only to taxpayers of
more than SOO reals per annum.

THIN BANK OF FRANCE
PARD3, Fm. 23.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes, as com-
pared with the previous account :--Increase : Cash,
17 millions ; current accounts, 10k millions ; trea-
sury balance, 2-5 million. Decrease : Commercial
bills, 191 millions ; advances, 1 1-10 millions ;
notes, 16 34 millions.

IdsMIT ti Fltdrona —We rend in the Bieck of
yeedsrdsy :—" The timing of IL Legends Two • games of
Frame,' lied hem ellilleS•sed he the lest three daps is the
papers. A Wee mush« of pieces bed takes their plasm
yesterday, a nunierens sadism, arrived at the ban et the
Qemi Na pale, aa order from the Omminsioner of
Polite eme prehibitim the mailig. The dieeppointwaset
and no sauclum were vingreek Let Y. Legoad he is,
terdkatel, end of course, It adds toll, reputstion, it details
the publicity of his work ; bat the public ought to be m-
oldered, and a roadie; anameted for two debar should not
be prohibited nt 10016"
Q onzirerown, Fah 23.—Tbe Inman steamer
City of Cork, from New Yogic cm the 11th Mt., arrived
here at 12.40 p.m. today. She brings 123 peamegera, 2.740
donate, sad 2,0001. in meek. she landed 16 pasesegers,
and prodesdled at 12.30 p.m. Her sews hes been folly anti-
capita per the Paravise end America, which brought de-
spare' to the 11th (maim).
Ton LORD CHANCILLOS AND BANZIWIFTCY
lteroan.—Yesterday afternoon a deputation of gestleme
from the Aseneittioe of Chambers el Ommenis of the
United Kindest waited apoa the Lord Cheamilor, at his
private apartment la the House of Lords, for the perms
eifting • minutia ea the subject of tics law of
salsa Sir F. Crazily, Bart.,
_11.P., having
the dspatation. Mr. Somme 8. Lloyd addressed
the Lard Chaecellor sad reported the poosedingi which
W table place at the meeting of the Associated Menages
an the subject the bankruptcy laws. The Lord Chanoellor
MI he was ef °pinkie that • radical dame wee required
le the law til bankruptcy. The law undertook to give a
bankrupt a discharge from ell his debts, but it should do
no seek thing. It multiplied the costs, sad nude the
Osurt of Bericraptty as «Mumma for Md. That
erese frees the foot of there being imprison-
' meat for debt. People revolted from the idea of
Imptistement for debt, and they undertook to mss
that a rasa could get his & harp miler certain conditions,
mg that opened the deer for the evils of which they cam-
Planed, the result beim that the Court of Bankruptcy
deeded greet opportunities for fraud. He proposed to
abolish impneonmeat for debt, and to devote the Back -
motel Court to its legitimate purpose—to collect the
gebete of bankrupt, and distribute it pro rote among the
editors, the bankrupt to be left to get his discharge from
the creditors. He proposed to introduce an alteration of
the present laws affecting solimton and attorneys. At
preset they could not undertake say busioese for a lump
am. He propped to give them a moaned sum. He would
make the penal law much mere "sure. He should like to
know if they would leave to credit«, the power of &sling
with an estate is their own mode. He would leave a debtor to
opt his own discharge from the creditors, emancipating him
freer a prises, but leaving him to his last peony at the
mem d any of his creditors until they gave Ma e die-
"harp The judge of a bankruptcy court should have
plumy jariediotion. Sir F. Crawley said, if he understood
rightly,when an estate was distributed, and it did not realise
mss. no the pound, sod the bankrupt occasioned bushman
agile, every shilling he made might he takes by the «editors.
The Led Chancellor replied is the dintostive ; but in the
ease of miefortme arising from shipwreck or a Are he might
safe) y trust the bankrupt to the mercy of English creditors.
Mr. Lloyd said the Chambers of Commerce would reply to
the observations of the Lad Chancellor in • memorial at •
future time.
Cans irr Temarmarn.—Au amusing illustration
of the eisplability of the deans: telegraph to the roman.
nests of modern Mary wee witnessed on Wedamil night
at the St. Janies's Chem Club, Kioretreet, at. James's.
The members of the Bt. J111066'11 Club, being&axiom to try
their strewth agaiust throte=yers of MIAs, feud so
diniculty in affeagiag • match with the Diehl«
Athousurs, sad, amend y, twelve members on either
side 000teetni as many games, and, In addition to the sisals
combats, a comultation game attracted great interest. Far
the Meat el the unbiased a slight dentriptiee el the
mod« operoncli may he attempted.. Firstly, seek Mb
hula' eslesed its champions, the pure ate drawn by lot;
'stolidly, each LOO4OO and Dublin player is stationed In
flout of a taises-baud, and the game commies
by the player who he. the first move
the move epee kit chembeard, writing it. 71=1
es • dip of paper, is the Manes familiar to cbeesphym,
and handing the slip to the telegraph dark, who, Men
than ono*. on Thursday evening, telegraphed the move
to Thiblie received the answer, and replied main within
three minute. Every separate chessboard tang lettered,
all pemibility of confunoa was avoided, and play promeded
daring the entire amain with starady any perceptible 1011.
Er. Iliwentbal, the secretary, may justly be proud of the
great mom of the seirit, inamouth as to him the end-
lent 'trammed' of the match were chiefly due. Os the
English side, Lord Wald«, name. Young, Medley, Min-
nary, end the Ur. Dr. antler mdatdieed the esselise of
the bL Jamd• Club; .111. nubile was ably albollid by
Sir John Blade% BM., liners. JOINS. Carron, Sidney.
Hunt, and Buckley. Among the visitor, were smell el
the celebrated ...ex...
mitt sia--Biz J. Traleawey.
Berk, Air Morin ke Wy
Be'. K 0. Benken, Omega Cmainasere, MOM%
Albaay Faskienque„ Bodge, fikeinits, Bird, Bleckbeim,
Tomlinson. 11rDennell. Eiviirs, Foster, and Becker
Woenerties Smarm so BAYOU:Z.—The French
gemmed lately iirrited the preadeds of The people's to oks
sad workmen secieties of Hassrat to repair to Paris
for the fume= el being emanated by the French pm«.
meet. Those posesideste, vrhe an maim earopted
the tartish.% sal left terPeri, assoespealei by Prefacer
Belahnen, boestary mesh« el the secisties. French
horphellity eanneenced on their arrival at Otrasinrg, whore
all slat enpmes wan mad be Perin The atenthe of the
Bing of !hoover basin Use directed to Wee *porgies,
sesiethe heeled in hie =,
ashigalry. the etwisg
Were their to Wee isso.
Aim be bend tie IYou seefethee tegieW he
to., end lieleold to the debtle With mach Merest.