The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-02 00:00:00

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THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS.
FLOTeliyit

The eleotiotui for deputies totiilisiTtlaupettis4
mud have terminated. The following will he the
*mg* of the political putties in the Chain* :
Moderates 2 43
Constitutional Left lOl,
Clerical Right
Doubtful

THE CHOLERA IN PORTUGAL
LISBON, Oct $l, Ern's°.
•
1 It is stated that a few bola woo of olaotra him
I moaned at Oporto.

TURKEY.

- -
00N8TANTINOPL3. Our. 25.
It is seesiolleially announeed that the Vacouf
Reform is as yet confined to the latterly burned
quarter of Stamboul, and the general measure is
ow under oonsideration.
A new commission has been named to investigate
the physical resources of the empire with a view to
their development.
A great fraud has been discovered in the Custom-
. house, tobacco having been smuggled to Rgypt.
Sir limy Salyer leaves to-day for Malta. His
Ruellency has bad a particularly cordial private
interview with the Sultan.
The conversion of Turkish Consolithis already
tmounts to 8,700,0001. sterling.

THE BRAZIL MAIL
(By Telagreph from Lisboa.)
BUENOS AYBSA, T. 22.
Exchange, 49, 491 ; ounces, 2660, lower. Vi et
salted ox-hides, 33, in active demand. Dry bides,
American 34, more active. Wool, 7893, un-
changed. Tallow, 14k. Flour, no stock, market
improving. Refined sugar, 19k.

JAPAN.
(By Overland Telegraph from Galls.)
SHANGHAI, SEPT. E.
The quarrel between the Tycoon Alai Prince
begat* has been settled.
A plot to murder the former has been dis-
covered.
It is rumoured that Sir Harry Parkes' nego-
tiations with the Japanese government have bees,
well received.

ROME.

Tbnag h the es- _Wesialli"?‘ 11,14.8fd ISoFf9bl., 9"'
pleads afore Dam dispersed, and the anteroom wer bus
,aost meet favourable to the spurt oil the assestd day of this
Binhelitig. Tae atteadaeco wee en average am, and, as
will be seep, the belds witch oontaisted the &Hiroo{ allots
were in mat Matesca numerous. The sport, 'of whirl a
full return iii alanaded, calls far so epode' tannuted.
HANDICAP FIATS of 40 ems. far sit ages ; the winner to
tie 'old kw 50 sows. Five furlongs.
Professor Azdsracia, by Colneedeloo46lll
byirsitruf Hand. 2 7111. est illg 1
Stu T. Oultryl Drown lme, a yrs. 7st Blb (a t
Mr. Tmee's maker, s yrs, as eth l.l. 3
The following also ran :-Danaus, Thus and A
Betting : sto 4 apt Protester Awdemee. 510 1 apt
Dames, sad 6to 1 eget Hoban lhowe Doe was flat off,
followed by Holkar and the favourite irate the straight,
when Profane Anderson west to the trout sad won essay
by a length ; two Meeks separated the emend sad tiled,
This was • bad fourth. The winner was bought by Mr.
James Turner for 150 guises,
TSB flamers BILL/31e STAMM of 5 son. each, with 30
added, for 2-y raids and upwards l weight for age, with
sena( allowseess. Straight half mile.
Lae Otweetry's Cotillos. by Oisstieleer-Clara Webster,
2 rm. Mt Du (er. Est ells) (30k) tli,, clerk) w.o.
Ti. AUTUMN FLUX° Sung (thadiesp) of 5 sen-esah,
with 40 waded, for all ages ; she mooed Mesa his wake;
certain winuers extra. Rather more than half • mile. (54
subs.)
e 0. Mahout's Cedric, by Ethelhert -Duly Barbara.
8 yrs. est sic (U. Clark: 1
Mr. lilacola's Mee. Sirs. en 10Ib (ear. est nib) (Cann ) 2
Hr. 0. lembees hawse. s yrs, tin (11461410 3
The following also tan :-Goldylucks, (limy Girl Molly (Maw,
IMO" Blackbird, Fairy lend. Antimacassar. Parity, Fracas
of Wales, Painoon, lady Csithorps. Lairs, PIM, used Vision. ,
Beton t 5 to 1 apt Autiniaossear, 6 to 1 apt Gipep
Girl, 7 to 1 apt Odra., 10 to 1 each apt Vsi
Ilolb% Game, sad Zeta, 100 le 8 ash apt BlsskWd.
Fairy land, and Gold locks, 100 to 7 apt Pennine,
Wales, sad 20 to 1 each eget Ptak and Lefts. A lcalerrai
onnined at toe post in cousequirece of the anxiety of
of the jockey. to get off. In the numerous breaks awe/
1 Vista, Papoose, abed Goblylocks were most ocierpiouoMi.
lAt Mega a good start was effeetel, but in a few strides
Oeirie showed slightly is fronts his immediate follower
being Ziaos, Papoose, end Gipsy Girl, who beaded- the
Masts so the commencement of - the rails, when the litter
gave way, kial though Dalai mad* hi east to nab
Usdrio, toe latter matetained him advantage to the end, sad
woe cleverly by three-parts of • length • Papoose wag only
beam hell a length from Zees;thalytake was fourth,
close up with whom was Vaal. Molly Oarew sad Lake
being sink Blackbird and Gipsy Girl being the last two.
Ts. Vrat Lean' PLATO (Handicap) of 40 loom., for all ages.
About wee mile.
Mr. WiMams's Tilt, be Tournainent-epot, tyre, est Plb
(car. Get Illb) (Carroll) 1
Br. UalLstord's lusty Copeland, s yrs, en Idle .. (Jackets)) I
Hr. T. Ciony's Madame Walton, 4 yrs, est alb ...whet) 3
The billowing ate ran- .labers. amouasue;Danaus, Thais,
Oulldhell, Brown Doe, mid Eloganortuu.
Betting : 2to 1 apt fishers, 1 to 1 each apt Tilt and
Aaloiostie, aud Itlo to 15 eget Madame Wakes. Betsy Can-
tata tootle play, followed by Madame Walton, Sahara, ad
Tilt for about salt the distance, wheu the latter took up
the running, sad drawing away from the otben at the der
Mace won very easily by three lengths ; a length separated
the stand and thud, and a similar distance the third and
(P.OO A coasairosneare.) March ' • Antoinette was fifth, Dana= sixth, Guildhall and
ROME, 0c„,12 11. Brew. Dee bikes the hat two.
Tax GRANDSTAND PLATO (Hatedusep) of 100 sem., tar all
mu.
I have good reason to believe that there will bet , „min women ante.. About o ma..
ere long, a quasi religious petition, or demonstration, huh ve• Fern= 0T.1.4•85t orNy Sawa Bari ibVreit7 1
got up in Francs, Belgium, Bavaria, and the Mr. =oilmen. 14f11 tem. $ yn, 7st Illb (Inc. 71b ex.)
catholic provinces of Austria, calling upon the Mr. Bateman's Moddriger, 6 yrs. get ((Anvil) I
(Holton) 3
respective sorereigus of those countries not to allow Bow. trt,?4uthlat cult and itdsbrieor,:sestrazilim
Pa
the Holy Father to be left unprotected in Rouse. sad 100 L 33 apt Nom.. Pr
ornia wee first off, ;ill
The French superior officers themselves deal Peppy and the favourite being is Mandan" he
oe r left,
believe in any final and ultimate evacuation Of thus Mies. when the° Cynthia colt headed aPgr=gir fir• • few.
city, nor do the chief prelates and other. about Madge, but again droppedlasok upon entering the rails,
the Papal court. Moreover, there is no doubt !re,
tu twwohth Pc"!lbut lb. Wild Poppyuf to
tOa hmeted b'twea
Norma,
that the Pope has of late entered into a much closer who won wisely by half s length ; Stockings/ a bed third ;
compact than formerly with what 1 may call the Edgbestoe last beetee off.
Tut Stymie Bane ST•ses old sou, each, with 25 added,
Napoleonic element amongst Frenchmen, and has' for homes that have been regularly hunted. lid 7lb arab ;
separated himself very decidedly from the Bour- I wooers extra ; gentleman riders; professioards, nb extra.
bonists and Orleanists amongst those who! Three .7. .
suirnletters'sB ArFltehse
ett. by' Birkenbls.- VII* h b,
surround, or would surround him. The regi- eyes. nano GM. Washy, Jun.) 1
Idir. T. udder*. Farnborough, 11 b, aged, list 710
meat of Papal Zouaves-which consists almost- oh% Whoods) I
wr. W. Dantel's BasilLik, II b, 6 yrs, mat (inc. no extra
entirely of French and other legitimists, and in Ger. T. Porker) 3
whose ranks, serving aa common soldiers, are to be ..Sdh:rge.lowing also ran :-Sly Fox. lesulna, No Name, agues,
found many men iu eels), circumstanoes belonging , Setting :2to 1 apt Jesuiats, 9to 4 apt Fenberoegb,
to some of the oldest of the Feulseurg fit. ; 5 tot asst Apes, and 6to 1 apt Arleecon. Katie cat out
Germain families-is at last to be disbanded, the wolryto,g followed by
.bywitta tln silisk
.7clo.putenof ttlite
etebere
and the cold shoulder is to be given to Fos. who was sums up,
or live lengths is the teary.
the ex-King of Naples In fact the latter In this order they proceeded over the fence Into the ham
.
o. the far side, when demist& took up the monies. fol.
UR had it intimated to him that the lowed by Arlincoin and Katie, but whilst going along the
sooner he betakes himself to some other land the flat the latter dropppeed rapidly into the rear. Approaching
the artilkial brook Jesuits held • clear lead, and Sly Per
better pleased his Holiness will be. Three measures
are the work of Antouelli, who has the gaud sense ho,:tati.ag, Fdraoroaboarfoaaor being des 01111 on ..idietbby the
pairwith. Aries-
ate
to see that without the aid and preaeuoe of France toiling on many le-egiEs io the rear. They ran thus
in Borne, the temporal power Gould not exist a to the far side, where Farnborough took mooed
month. Monsignor Merode and his great friend Place, bet shortly afterwards was headed by Sly Fox
:er
ale:out:faoieiwell up.
w hAnbo shill ttlbreea tquarter broke
i
sad faithful follower, Monsignor Matteum, thought
differently. They always couuselled the Pope to cast &,4aadr from L .liofiLtt ua
dropping rapidly :tem, was e dismounted before
oft the trammels of Francs., and to coutitte in the reaching the winning field. Upon Uwe latter returning
catholic feeling of Europe, which would never Artescott took up the running and was noun in possession
11.1101, of his Holiness to be left unprotected from his of a long lead, which he retained to the last few*, when
own subjects. This has been the true battle ell"
basatidwrith e!nletitd .4
ande half lili"PittanoMen,ll:
ground between Cardinal Antonelli and Monsignor pv:Zb," stride,
.iii:e, fever quite getting from
up, was deflated by al
Merode for the last two years. The latter is tin- head ; Basilisk, puiliog up, was • bad third' Sly For fourth,
doubtedly the more honest man of the two, but Katie sad No Name sera Agues walked in aad did sot
he is far too Quixotic for the present century. pan the pest ; and Juneaton, whoa.) jockey
_dismounted,
Antouelli is entirely governed by the cope- tin winner *LA:: erew
grouji-
ofAeehi
Mr. being agraiofTet
diency of the moment, but he is the safer illegal jockey, and the matter wee orderedito stand overP for
musister to trust in. Ho has, no doubt, &palm 444 i) 12 &dock this day (Thursday).
shown the Pope how utterly absurd it would be -
to trust to the divine right feeling of the LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.
few people in Europe who still profess that FRMAT, NOV. 10.
political creed. Hence the fresh, but secret, e ..CCOPTANCIM TOR TH3 LIVZR.PoOL AUTUMN Cur (Han-
compact between the court of Rome and the Em- dieep) of 200 nova, added to a sweepstakes of 25 says, each,
peror of the French. In a previous letter I attri- 15 ft, and 3if deleted ; wieners extra. Os. mile and •
lared .)
batted the feeling of security which seems to prevail "If. (101 subs, 68 dec
Age t I Age at lb
here to a better understanding existing between the mut, Richard
.... 4 I Duo, Aufn 4 4
Holy Father and the moderate party of the Italian
Hi Jahnh
oldalen
via
4 4
6
M
kingdom- fact, with Victor Emmanuers present tY a
Accident
ministry. But I believe myself to have been in oe,s the First
4 Sting (ped. unknown) 3 4
error. lam convinced that the bitter enmity be- talttiticld
5 1 Flare-up 3 a
tween the advisers of the Pope and the kingdom lircrif,l),:ier 6 Faroe
Of Italy is as great as ever it was, and that the Dote e &noble
prwrat surety which the Papal court professes to BBellhBrlgem"" a Wound 3 121a
• I Nuknheoa
feel in the future is caused by a secret pledge that Jos n a i Jupiter
the French troops will never altogether abandon valiant
3 White Boss
Rome, although a great number may, and no doubt tnootelt 3 Beanie°
will, leave the Holy City. Brahma $ Hobtent 2 71
From persona who are in a position to judge, I its 3
keen that the Pope is by no means iii as good ------- -
health as be was. It in the Mind more than the THE SHEFTILLD INUNDATION SITHSCRIFTION.-
body that is suffering, and no wonder. The wear Public sympathy and more practical charity were never 1
and tear , f the nziety which he must have more emioeutly ur munificently displayed than In the ready i
gone through within the last few years would Itt" Dlblree rendered
a iron thaeictears?.`"". wtrelter'd by
break down most men. For he is obliged death and destruction through the very heart of the towa
to work, as it were, in the dark. Hie ideas of Sheffield. The amount then subscribed to the relied
and opinions are those of a past age, or, at fund has proved so far in excess of the necessities of the
any rate, of a bygone generation. He knows ems that • large surplus mamas, and it is now proposed to
little or nothing of what is really going on around "tam to the enn"rnere no lea than 50 per cent of the 1
I
money originally rowed.
him in Europe. But little as he knows, those about 1.,
1 glviTE BILLS IN PARLIANENT.-Yesterday we. I
him know left, with thiUsingle exoeption of Antouelli, limed a model parliamentary bill on private legislation, by
who, after all, is but a wily Italian intriguer, and order of the government, for the new parliameor The
quite incapable of enlarging his own ideas. or under- following notice spume oa the hill from the private bill
standing properly the spirit of the age. The Pope *Med the Boas of Lords :-"The particular attention
Ils quits clever enough to see this. lie has g Parileetee
parliamentT; "I rrntstelt ottnitrZiting,Zi."rr. brit:il
bat one chance of getting right in the world,
LOCIIII at the close of last *anion in their standing by tau
and that he cannot avail himself of. What be No. 193, section 2, by which the printed copies of private
should do is to call into his councils some of the bills are requited to be deposited in the office of the clerk
mote intelligent of the English or French bishops, id the parliament on or before the 17th day of December,
and act upon the advice they give him. instead of on or before the 23rd December, as formerly."
The bill is drawn for • railway, but the general arrange.
Archbishop Manning has left Rome for England. . meet of it and the expressions used are applicable, it is
It is generally believed that the Pope haa determined stated in the instructions, to almost all hills, and to be ob•
upon creating another archbiehoprio in England, and served accordingly. The model contains 35 sectiona and
that Dr. Ullethorne, now Bishop of Birmingham, • supplement.
will be the new archbishop, and be made titular pri- OPENING or THE FIRST SECTION or THE DZVON
mate of the north of England. The two prelates eilt7D-o-oalhallottaolt"elLllltuZnatiogi%-Yuitadaay, bt7oaima: extension staottimottbaio
will most likely receive the cardinal's hat together Landau and South Western line into Cornwell, sad which
next summer, when there is to be an immense as- will ultimately be carried on to Plymouth, was opened for
sembly of bishops from all parte of the world in . pummel. traffic. The portion opened extends from Easter
Rome. Dr. Ullathorne is of an old Roman catholic to Nooth Mato°. Mr. A. Scott, the traffic manager of the
family, has been twenty years a bishop, and was 8.,1t.ah Western Railway' has been aaP"iateadiag that ar.
formerly a Benedictine monk, so that his elem.-• --*"
ADVANCZ of WAGES MOVKIIINT.-MBITINO or
tion to an archbishopric will no doubt be very (ruiner mALEas.-A ',maim d &kph., from about 80
popular amongst his co-religionists in England, of the leading shops io the &gest Muds was he'd hat
besides which, Birmingham has been long the *maim/ at the Allianoe.Hall, Old-street-reed, Se. Lake's, for
centre of the most catholic part of England. the
be purp
ween le: of reesn imam: i • reponirtestathe trade me fersooeon
Theld
ses-
notwithstanding all this, 1 qiestion whether the day smiting at Albion Bad, Loaloo.wall, with reference to
inevitable jokes about the Brummagem arch- the proposed advance of 10 per ant ce the present rate of
bishop would make the title • judicious one to' wages. The committee reported that the conference wee
select. . attended by about 60 of the leading employers I. the trade,
Monsignor Clifford, an English resident priest in who, after hearing the Matenteents_of the men, agreed to a
Rome, a near relative of Lord Clifford, is deputed ' remrsiaLciunto th bago" andta
oaudgvir teo skseka for
b 1
LI
to gather subscriptions in the Holy City for the that a general meeting of the employers should be herd ms
cathedral which is to be bffilt in London. as a memo-' that day fortnight to °affirm the resolution es that the
offal of Cardinal Wiseman. I hear that no less adman should be reccipised by the trade at large. It was
than a hundred thousand pounds sterling, to extend also reported that several of the leading Buns bad agreed to
over five years in payment, has already been promised, give the 10
1p5.r.i7.711. adv,and aece e:if
toraaftrdsa
siyigtetxteeTtie.reptchrte
and of this a fifth has actually been paid into the lima: :t rip ea
sdioureed,l to receive the final report from the
bank. I employers.