The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

BRAZILIAN MANOR.

(From the Daily New.; )
The Brazilian government have, it seems, sent to
London a special agent, to enter into communica-
tion with the boards of the Braziliau railwty com-
panies. Considering the heavy depreciatiou in the
value of this kind of Brazilian property, the ready
means the Brazilian government have of assisting
these companies, the identity of interest of the
government and of the companies, and the hand-
Nome and liberal treatment the Brazilian govern-
ment have just received in Loudon in a serious
WWII in the affairs of the empire, it is to be hoped
That the instructions of their agent are conceived in
a spirit of intelligence and of corresponding libe-
zality, and that his best efforts will be !given to
remove the well-founded complaints which the
companies have made of their treatment. The
prrout state of affairs, in truth, appears to
arise far more from the absence of proper
appreciation of the position and necessary
requirements of the companies, and from tbe inex-
perience of the government in railway matters, than
from any other cause. The special agent will, there-
fore, have an opportunity of assisting his goveru-
ment to a better comprehension of the wants of the
companies. These wants may be thus enumerated : ,
the Pernambuco Company seek the fulfilment by
the present cabinet of the engagement assumed
towards them by the preceding cabinet of carrying
through the General Assembly the law which has
passed the Chamber of Deputies for the extension
of the 7 per cent guarantee. it is not to be
doubted that the Olinda Cabinet ban quite suffi-
cient influence, if it chose to exert it, to procure
for this bill the sanction of the Senate, to which
branch of the legislature its most prominent mem•
Den belong. As there is, according to the
tors' report report just issued, a profit of 22,0001. a year
ire working that line, the operation of snob slew would
restore to the Pernanbeao Railway shareholders
their full guarantee of 7 per cent. The Bahia Rail-
way Company do not seek any addition to their
guaranteed capital, but merely the speedy comple-
tion of those lateral roads to feed the line which
love already been commenced. The saving in ex-
penditure already made by the board has just rd..
tored the Bahia dividend to the rate of 6 per cent.,
and by the completion of these lateral roads the
shareholders would probably be enabled to obtain
the full 7 per cent in the expectation of which they
subscribed their money. The Brazilian government,
moreover, would have the advantage of the profit
that would then arise from working the line.
liquidly moderate is the request of the San Paulo
Company, which ask for the co-operation of the
Brazilian government in raising on the most
advantageous terms the additional capital
guaranteed 7 per cent. after the expendi-
ture of the original capital of 2,000,000/. No
question can, it is presumed, arise tinder the
concession as to the liability of the Brazilian go-
vernment to a guarantee of 7 per cent on this ad-
ditional capital, and, if so, it would seem to be a
simple act of justice on the part of the government
to assist the company in raising the money on the
least onerous terms, seeing that the original shares
are at a discount Although the losses of English
capitalists in advancing money for the undertakings
of the Brazilian government are at present
enormous, it is clear that the government can find
easy, and, except in the first case, very inexpen-
sive means of improving the position of these pro-
perties, and, by such improvement, of benefiting
the treasury of the empire. The character of the
government for intelligence and foresight in their
own affairs, as well as their reputation for good
faith, are at stake, and the English public will
watch closely their conduct in these matters.

THE TINIAN MOVEMENT.

The prisoners charged with Fenianism, et pre-
vent remaining wrocentaitted for trial rat Richmond Bride-
:6=s the Du6/in Daily Erprem). are being rapidly
of. Oa Saturday a hatch of six were brought up
on remand before Mr. Strange.. The depoeitioes of armed 1
witnesses were reed, disclosing, however, so particular
feature of interest or iscruAty connected with the move
▪ sut. The evidence against three of the prisoaers
not being regarded as very strong, their partioipatioa,
apparently, arising from acquaintance with the coo.
doctors of the Mgt People, they were remanded,
pending any application for bail to the Attorney-
General. The remaining printouts were fully committed.
Oa Saturday the prisoners charged wits nelson=
ie Queenstown, Mr. Olkiecollt the tows coueoillor,
who* " tall talking," it was said, alocie got him into
trouble ; Mr. J. Morony, of Limerick ; Joho Murray and
Thorn* Shampoo were brought tipiliefore the magistrates on
remand. The this's latter were allowed at liberty oa enter-
ing into their own recogaimisoce ; sod Mr. O'llriieoll ow
giving bail, himself in 1001. sod two sureties in 501. each, all
W come up when called on. Four young cuss were arrested
In Curick-on•Suir oe Friday, charged with illegal marching,
and others with inciting the crowd to attempt a Teems.
They were remanded to the sett petty essaioos. Further
arrests have hese nude is Clare, Limerick. and other
*untie,. It is stated that ell the prisoners under arrest
will De tried by ea extraordinary commission to
be held in Dublin about the sod of November.
Tfp to this date there have been 57 arrests made in coo.
asetion with Venissiam. 33 are seat for trial, 6 bailed
out, 2 hare became Crown vitamins, 1 transferred to
Team after °mantas'', 1 dirieharM and 14 remain to be
disposed of, including 6 prisoners Wht op cm Saturday.
With referee* to the special commission, the Addis
.Pacniag Rail says :—"Olir anticipations respecting a special
mtatmission for the city of Dublia are likely to be realised.
1$ is out of the question that either the eau for the
tion or that for the defense could be ready in
=II. the commission whke will be opened oe tie
25th instant. The infonnstions are so very voluminous
that it bas been found neomeary to print them, and sa
the iadictmeata will be lengthy sad lot/lode, their
settlement by the Crow. lawyers must of rieeesait7
who some thee. Until the prelimisery Jaycee-
Sion, shall have closed no day can be named for the opea-
of the special, or rather extraordinary commission ; for
y one rimmed* is issued for the city of Dublin at the
seemsesestusat of the sovereign's reign, all ether criminal
proceeduies toting place b adjoursment. It is understood,
however, that the trials will commence somewhere towards
the end of November. The prisoners throughout the cons-
try whom it is intended to indict for high treason, mispri-
don of treason, or treason felony, will be tried at this coca-
minion. It instated in a telegram from Queenstown that
as American steamer that touched titer* op Saturday
carried luge sums of money from the brad out» is
the
Usited States—probebly to defiled the persons now in
prison. 0110 of their wives, the day after her husband
was arrested, received a cheque for 306/. from an unknown
bead. The Crown will have no easy tak at the commis-
sion • money will not be spared on the defence of the ac.

SEDUCTIONS IN TIM ARMY OF THE UNITED
STAY'S.%

ascertained that the prisoner did sot live at that
bat that letters were received there fur him.
Mr. Robert Fortune, an inspector of the computtpdae,
said that he was dist celled to the primmer by zba
he suddenly shammed intoxication. and fell oa the "eli
where loot witness found bun. Be arm perfectly son.
Is answer to the chirp, the prisoner said h. nu a
Oman of the church of -Basked, bat at,tottunately
bees wooly in very straitened circumstances. Oe saw,
day morning he went to visit a friend at ' No. 5,9 F
after leaving him he promeded to Kingston. At On
place he unfortunately drank too much on as
stomach, which took sodden effect n him. CALCUTTA.oIgbest
ever, walked to the Lndon-bridge station, for the mom Masa at
of proceeding to Blackheath, sod while wait forth - sod a
er t
he went to the bookstall to look aver the MM. wrare:3l7
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common °morrows), and took up the book in bubiti,ml AD*, to the own
wooed it, and was going towards a lamp to examioe ogajg MALY and
the boy Dame up and charged him with stealing it. Ben sIC
.. k
i O, and Or
it up immediately having no such intention.mai
earlousness of the charge took such an effect on kb' pee 1"OVTIT
er PAakk
be fell down, sod brlb 013C01111CAO0A for some time.
Hr. Woolneh—Theo you deny stealing the book! ris pub
Primmer—l do, sir. I had no intention of "NM lt NA • 7
Hr. Weelneh—Then you are committed for
will swept ball for your appeersoce st the searkes, liire floe r
The prisoner not being provided with the required Inn roe the 870
ties was committed to Hoimmonew-leas geol, tom ver
HANYEBANITTIL •
earn as '
Amocigst the list ot Meat charges wit me pref.*
against Ironware Owe% a widow, for bens loud dm*
trcr
and incapable hi Oolville-road, Notting-hill,
Mr. Ugh= °Mend her to pay lie.
Before quitting the dock she was asked by the miry
gaoler whether it was her intention to pay the gas, AR
she replied that she preferred being locked up min be
o'clock, the object being to avoid payment. Up te mop Tair
period the roe had
been to hberate aN pone
charged with elnuilniesess on the closing of the etertoni
those who were accinalated with it etverel.ly piderad a
short 1713•0•111•11 b 111 the cone cells to paying the Ito
on luham being informed by the Maw ar Ike
primmer's praiereem for the cell, hen told her that Is V
power under a sew act of parliamt to imprint he fa
seven days. However. be should only commit Ma
three days in default of Paying the fn.
atters weer wm,&tily pro lueel the 51. AM leg
MARKET&
LONDON WINJELY BOOK BITIT23I2.—Ott
lmpmfiDebW. & 4141"/4.1 hgted
0116
Do. rg& lre 2 4..388 0741
llearltios
Bed Lai
b itt 377 7,611 MAK
84m— 114
Ilasllla
Bevies bows MO 1,106 Age
Oaba twos
11Zralwrovarlo 748 Ifs 2411173
Coggsn—W.L —packages TO6 107
Do.. balL & —
OW 1,710 12
Va bite. bags 162 6,70651 I/
Madre
Other 18 Inas peckswe 8,456 2,436
Do. 314
1 734
Brasil & Oasts no: ,
Coma die.
bags 443 WS
Foreign —
ten 270 .1,146
Do.
Rum ILI tons 1,962 IC
8337323113 BIWA= 0
POLIO 133
TALLOW.—HONDLY DINNING:
week be larger this have been
sad the verism of speonletion sti'
we hen bad a firm mart
prom Petenherg the telegrams r
Star. to 55 &r. format August, r
pares en;—Spot, sew Y. 0.,
Ws. • November, 49.. to 49a. fif
to Ws.
60a. ad. to 50.. 9d.
48a. net sash. Australian I
Amine's, Mkt ad. ant pipes.
495. 6d. °nice, 465. 6d. to 4
Palm cid, Ise Lagos, 42,. to
Yens& ankh and Charles.
OOTlON.—Lninroor
advanced id. teed. per
to-day 20.000 baler, is
1.000 Amerior
eliksitio 26d. ; 200 Ile
Bahia, 21d. to
300 Smyrna. lad.
Madras, IW. to 19}to
Chine, 16,A to 18/
WOOL AND V
pustavely little w
sod Wm market
hold with great
yanw, whimsy,
tracts, let the
sew buidiesna
day ere heir
end is mew;
The Ammar
sattedd for
firmness.
OATTI
was less
demand
Beef, fa
Co;
Hart'
Hart
21s.
Ha
lay
k
t.
roe
net
Mal
A be
tem.
He
dor.
Great
I morn.
sr " sad
soled he
le west in
met. She
or sad had
/items psis.
&friars-road,
and the la-
nd committed
and said she
• girl, however.
red the desetip-
/Of to the
or in prisonitialit
she amid obtain a
• oompletely deed-
gather. He said he
net, and never saw
with the oonstable.
witsemes to support
remit, but no doubt he
A until Wednesday, and
Be of in the meantime in
miles amid be made about
a something mast be dose
arship, and left the court with
is looking mane dressed in a
re the name of toe Rev. George
larasbury.road, Islington, wee
ley& by Charles Thompson. a
division, charged with stealing a
en at Oxford," worth six gaup.
is. W. H. South sod Sae, at the
azaleas, London Bridge.
mployed at the bookstall in question,
o'clock on Saturday miming he saw
aver the books. Witness was called
or so. and oa his return he saw the
wen yards off. walking towards the
ion. Having mimed s volume of " Tom
he west after the rimear and asked
JA him to the besiteteA se he had stelae
fast denied it. hat afterwards
sad sated the pains of it, as he
Ales, the manager of Mews, Smith and
.at the North Kest TIMIZIAIN said that of
Mg he mimed volume of " Tom Browa at
a Me Waste, afterwards the prisoner was
dm with the book is his penessikm He met
ale sad pie hies into onstedy.
,'lnesgene,, 68 11, said he we simian 6=
nth Santos Railway Terzeisime. Oa
little after erase o'clock, he was galled to the
int platform, whim be saw the prisomer Meg on
sr:72into:lasted. Ha reseed him and told
g. away. The phloem Men with the
ialaty jumped up, mil womnamoni bombing his •
a, wine the lasi witness same up gave bin lets
ly foe Meiling the book. He w
peeled!" mina
, sod indigsently dueled tie ehonlaNntlitna that lel
a clergyman of the ahenth af Begleed. sad would set
gaily ef wash vie *Woe. Oe mareideg him be fated I
Lim le. 2.1., sad . b.. 41. of
rolo- &loth hs wows_
Rev. G. Dame. 36. Bersebon•
see is wane* wires led hese to the latter plass, mid