The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-29 00:00:00

TELEGIRAPMC INTELLIGENCE.

(sarrin's Taxman.)
THE SECRET CONSISTORY AT ROME.
PAPAL ALLOCUTION.
FLORENCE, Su?. 28.
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Letters received bare from Rome to the 98th inst.
announce that at the secret Conaiatory held on that
day, the Pope commented upon sects in general, par-
ticularly alluding to freemasonry. His Holiness
censured the sovessigns who protected them, and in
connexion with this subject adverted to the obse-
quies of Marshal Magnan at Paris.
After the Courietory the Pope received several
bishops in private audience, among whom was the
Archbishop of Westminster.
His Holiness observed that they would still have
Wilds to undergo, but that sooner or later the finger
of God would intervene to ro-establish pease.

AIIBTRLL
VIENNA, Szrr. 28, Emma.
. . .

It is asserted that Baron B;oh, Austrian Ambas-
sador at the Papal Court, has tendered his resig-
nation.

KING VICTOR EMMANUEL AT MILAN.

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A telegram from Hilo, dated yestsrday, says:—
"The King of Italy. on his return from Florence,
visited the works of the Milan Improvements
Company, and expressed his great satisfaction at
their progress since the day on which he laid the
first stone."

THE PAPAL GOVERNXIINT AND ITALY.

The Moniker of yesterday says : "A letter from
Florence of the 25th September states that the
Pontifical authorities have announced to Gene-
ral Villarey, commander of the Italian troops
upon the frontiers of the States of the Church,°l
4
that they will shortly deliver up to him •
number of criminals, belonging to provinces forming
part of the kingdom of Italy, now detained in the
Roman prisons, and the majority of whom are
chiefs of dangerous bands. The Italian govern-
ment has gratefully welcomed this spontaneous
movement of the Roman government, and it ren-
ders justice to the conciliatory dispositions that
the Holy Sae exhibits."

FURTHER ARRESTS.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning Patrick
June Hayburn (barber), a young man about 20 years of
age, and Welter Bermingham (printer), • middleagad man,
were smelted et Dublin cm the charge of having tees ac-
complior in the Feoiaa conspiracy.
The prisoners were takes in custody to Chancery-lane
poll...station, and were subsequently brought before Mr.
Sirup, at the office of the Police Commirionses, Lower
Castle-yard.
Mr. Williams, chief clerk, read over the informations
taken in the case.
The information of Jobs Smart stated—From informa-
tion received 1 west oa this morning. the 28th September,
in ermine with Detective Officers Smith sad Clifford, to
the house 103, Thomas-street. 1 there saw • mac—now
present in custody—called Patrick Hepburn • barber. He
wee in the shop, at the door when we entered. I told him
that worms then to esarsh,for, Sllllll and pukes. When we
went into the room Clifford and I found to velvet imp and
dagger now produced. I then searched Rayburn, and
toted with him the key of the Musk new pro-
duced. It the erne room I put my bowl into
an old press, end pulled down three pike heeds.
He then maid, "All you net is is the trunk." I took
the prisoner and the trunk to Obeneery-lane price
station. I found the key of the truss in his own hoer. I
opened the trunk, and I found in it • rile, a buret, •
dagger and a sheath, two bother belts and two powder
Pouches, which contained a great number of leaden bulk.*
two brass buckles with bayonet, bearing the harp sad
shamrock ; ese drill book, a large beck on musketry le-
struction, one green cloth cap, having • harp sod the weed
" Liberty" over it worked ie gold ; four printed list dupli-
cates, boring 33 names in print, and on three of them
there are two additional ernes in manneaript. After I
Idt Rayburn in the police argon I returned to the ebop,snd
is the cellar of the shop next door,kept by Mr. Birmingham
I found the large minister of gunpowder now endued. The
house in which the shop is situated is or house divided
into two parts ; the ewers to the cellar is common ee
both parts of the house. I got into the ogler by the es.
trues from Berminghares cab p.
La the pollee striae
hoer in Cbursery-lue, when the shine wee reed to both
prisoners, Bermingham said to Haybure " This is • nice
row you bar got me tote. They have kept powder is my
cellar, and I knew coshing gout it." Smears then rid,"
Any powder they have there is miss." I then said to
Hepburn, Whet was your powder to 1" He replied that
it was in a tin case, and that it contained some
bullets. Upon examining the ease, I find that it is tine;
sad upon exernigog the powder, I And amoopt it some
bullet., as described by Hepburn. I also forted in ons of
Hayburn's waistcoat pocketa some pereuesioe ceps I
bays no doubt that said Haybern is • member of the
Fenian Motherhood, and that he joined with them to levy
war spinet the Queen in Ireland sod establish • republi-
can form of goverement thereto, and that be bad all the
arms' ammunition, and aceeniternents there% named and
now produced in furthersece of the objects aforesaid.
Detective Patrick Clifford. in his information, depend
—On this wonting, the 28th September, 1 was one of
he officers who west to the shop of the man now
present in custody, called Hepburn, No. 103, Thomas-
street, a barber. Oa searching the bed in the room
off the shop I ford under the pillow the
dagger and sheath now produced. In the rms room I
I toned this green velvet cap now produced. Atter the rid
A meeting of the clergy and laity assembled !daytime was taken document., custody, upon
incontinuin the
search for arms and I Nand as a shelf the
at St. John's Rooms, Winchester, on Wednesday entsr- ' shop window the documents now produced written in red
noon, in furtherers of the objects advocated by the ink, bearing the address, 25, Withlowetreet, and the date,
National Society for Promoting the Edoestioe of the Poor February, 1863, and direated to
ick MajoeCleseral Theme
mmet
s F.
n the Principles of the Established Church. The chair was Nesliher. and shined " Patr Jan HaYhata. E
Guard, Fenian Brotherhood." 25, Wieklowetreet, is kept
takes by the Earl of Cernarvon, who was supported by
by • man named Murray. ad is called the Barbers' Hall—
the Marquis of Bute, Sir Stafford Nordic** M.P., Sir a place of meeting for the barbers.
lliam Hetet:or, H.P., Mr. W. B. Beach, M.P., Mr. I Mr. Strongs—Patrick Heybuen. the charge against you is
W. W.
B. Simoods, Y.P. (Wiochestor),l General Lowtb, the a very unions one. Ms one of treason. I shall remand
DAD of Winchester, the Archdeacons of Wintheater, ' Yon for • meek-
Haybuni—You are very kind.
Surrey, sad Tension, the Rev. Our Carus, end others. Bermingham—lam perfectly innocent of the noinecties
A. CANDIDATZ FOR ORDlNATlON.—Archdeacon —I know nothing about it.
Allen writes to the Guardian :—" 1 have had daring the Mr. Strong.— Bermtagbam do you know any two re
presser week to advise the Bishop of Lichfield to reject operable mee grim will go baiter you in 201. each?
two candidates fee diroon's olden who had received teeth Bermiegheas—Aye, 20 sir.
On Wednesday evening the Rev. W. H. Charming mixibas from Si. Ben% One of them could dot mem Stroope—Well, I will take bail for you. I won't
delivered an address in the schoolroom attached %the Holm- The other, in mower to the puttee, What reasons have ' anima you, but I cannot teke
upon myself the revolts/.
street Unitarian Chards, Liverpeolorpon" The Present Coe- you for loving your Preyrbook. and for being attached to bility of discharging you at once.
dition sod Future Peepers of the Freedoms in the United the English church r distinct from protestant deng I Brinieghsei—l have
celln there only a fortnight. He
States." Kr. Chinning wasforriveral yews ininiaterof Hops ommounitiese woee sa pride mysel offur bad all the ammo to the ar, because I did er live
street Church, and as nth Piped the faiewn of the conitgra- Scriptural Prayer-book. I think Hi :it could sot be ire- there at all. When I went there I pat rep a few boards
Hoe, as well as oenaidenible popularity in the town. Just prove at all. I think it wld :be a great shame to shorten in order that the cellar should have aothisg to de with
before the breaking oat of the American war Yr. Cruise the service. By having • form of Prayers such as we have the shop. Retold me this morning that then was powder
returned to his elegies aotiatrYi and was then elected chat,' —we do not approach our Maker with vain repetitious. then.
lain of the Hour of lteresentatine—a position which he till The Ch. of England is truly protestant she %deed protasis I Mr. Strore—The opening to the cellar MA concealed.
meetly occupied. He is now on • visit to England, chi took test all erroneous doctrion.' Having repeatedly got writ. and powder was forted. However, if nothing farther Men-
the opportunity of renewing his eounexion with his old ten answers from the pupils of the National Schools in this • spires in the meantime, you au be discharged on bail.
reengage'. There wee • numerous assembler, the school- neighbourhood to the first part of the foregoing question, I The impression upon my tend is that you are not one of
room being filled. The chair WU occupied by the Rev. CHARLES fee assured that so poor an answer as that which 1 have those parties ;et the same time I will not take upon my.
Wieemzertione et the ministers of Hope-streeteasrehhand
amongst those pressen use the Bay. John !lobbied., the math., of mu. yymdome
transcribed would not have been given by the well-taught self the reepoosiglity of discharging you at once.
I The prisoner Ha ban was then removed in custody to
Rev. J. Shannon, Messrs. IC W. Meade Bing, J. B. Cooke, THE LONDON f _NSTITOTION.—The band of innova- I Richmond sod Bermiagleun wee detained until Themes
Themes Aviieomnb,led,oneAcao, juoepir,
Boult,k Samuel Bully,
D.. igg
,J. Eller- tics ha. little Interfered with this—one of the oldest of he could p
beck. Trimble, rocure the necessary bail.
the literary institutions, having been established in 1805,
see, Dr. Archer, ho. and incorporated by royal charter in 1807. The %siltation
CORDZN AND ANIRICA.—At a meeting of the is supported by a large body of proprietors, shareholders,
Messechusetta Republican State Convention, on the 14th sod subscribers, chiefly belonging to the City. The presi-
September, the Hoc. Amass Walker presented resolutions dent been for alba.n years Mr. Thomas Baring,
which were unanimously adopted, deolariog "That is the M.P., and one of the active managers of the institution is
death of Richard Cobdec, late • member of the British the bee. secretary, Mr. Wm. Tite, Y.P. Notisitbstandieg
House of Commons, we feel that our country has loot or that amaya attempts bay, been wage of late peas to
of He most earnest and devoted friends, and we mourn hie Weeds the corporate rights of the London Institution by
lons u that of serer benefactor of the human nee ; fares* the introduction of popular elements demanded by there.
sinoy that he, having dope so much is our great numbed the innovators he failed to their objects hitherto. But
headlong mouth to be assured of it° certain and glorious we now Ad some rather important changes are about to
triumph ; recognising how much we owe to hie coadjutor, take place. The library (contaieteg 80,000 volumes). con-
John Bright, who stood as • fealties Mond of oar country sidered highly valuable as regards general refer ace, is, we
and its It was voted to mad • copy of these resole- hear, to be rendered more available than it his hitherto
gone to the family of Mr. Cobden. been, sod the boon ofadteiriou are to be extended. A
THE EQUITABLE Jo sisnicrios Ix Coutrry CorraTS. new room is about to be opened to be called the correepon.
—Tirade, therm male of mats and thanes to be Paid to deuce room. This con
venientbe has bees k
ca
illed
the City a
for by the
waned sod attendee in the runty curs under the requireenute of manyers who seem
Equitable Jurisdiction Act, whit& will erne into operation suitable place for letter.wnting and receiving letters, Be.
on Monday next, was issued. There are two scales of costs The more to facilitate correspondence en arraegemeet has
set forth—the lower scale as to matters not exceeding 1001., been made with the General Post-dike to have
and the higher male for those above 1001. On the lower a fi
breh the Loudon Institution, and
nage, "iesiznatkos to sue or defied," • sum of 10s. is to be one has fixed up in the hall for the
allowed ; and on the higher scale, 15s. To se attorney at- accommodation of members end visitors The liberal
toning court sad °medullae • ruse where so counsel is president of this old-established end respectable institution
employed the fee on the lower noel Is 11. 10s.„ and oe the is desirous, we believe, of further reforms ad improve-
higher 21. 2a. ; end where counsel is mimed, fee jester- meets. It is not lug since Mr. Brim munition:illy pre-
gone, drawing, and copy of brief Including attemidance oo mantel the institution with 1001. per annum, to wage it to
roused, the sum to be allowed is 21. es this lower, and 31. attack to the old library • circulating library, which latter
on the higher rake. There are " rearesal costs," sad bee bees some time provided at the cost of a large annual
other caste to bullowed ou %erica. subscription paid to Meeme, W. H. Smith and Soo. The
THZ WRATH= IN LIVERPOOL—LIVZRPOOL, mambas have been thee gratified with • great number of
Tonanay.—The weigher during the last few days in Lieu new publications. At a late general meeting of the pre-
p..' by, bee,„ istmosly hok with ow link vied that the wirers of the institution, the dears was pretty generally
streets of near the rev
have been almost stiffing. This expressed to have refreshments provided en the roue!,
moot', of f5.....mm m a whole, hes been the hottest bow& such not being attainable by the present rules. The prem.
hem f f0,...1;;1 Afonaill to the ohesteedeee me% dent thee recommended tbeadoptioe of some plan whereby
by Kr. the ctheeteetety the thee. tea and coffee should be execomicidly provided, bat the
;master m the 27th mdby,md— *dad. Ix the let wig prepaid= wee at the Ilse everrulsd by the committee
sea
the which was the hottest dad of the mon the woe not to the vote.
range was 77 8-10 deg. Today a Amp ins teken=; the SALZ 07 MUSICAL COPTRIGHTI. —Mesas. Addi-
air is moth wrier. with • Wght ,ands the one- son sod Loose, the well knows music publishers, having
tor •1 86 ea& The barometer varied slightly ea the 20th, dissolved perieseship, have just cold their copyrights
and ragged se high as 304 deg., six-tenths of an inch above .at the TOMES at items. Puttich sad Simpson, of
the avenge la the wised portioned the &staid the heat Leinedasegnme. The sale seems to have been attended
boo be vary snub yams& with extanordinaeg oessees.

THE REPORTED OUTBREAKPTON OF CHOLERA
AT SOUTHAM.

(now ocra owl

BOUTHMiIPION, THIMIIDAT..

- _
The Mayor of this town received a letter from the
Privy Comma this morning, requesting information respect-
leg the Asiatic cholera, which is stated to have broken out
bare. His worship immediately called • meeting of the
Sanitary Oanmittee, and a report hes been transmitted to
govensmeet. A poor and hard workiag asa, named BOON
lived is Visooourt, Brewhousoisne, between the High-
street and French-street, which though • very confined loca-
lity, is exceediegly well drained. He had beat working
on the steam mud dredging machine in the
harbour for some time past. Last Thursday
be had an atteek cit diarrhea. He lost hie appetite, and
worked from manias until easing on that day without
akin* say food. He wait to bed as moos as he got home,
and his wife prepared him some tea. The neat day (Friday)
• medial man was sent for, who prescribed for diarrhoea,
but he was not satisfied with the condition of his patient,
sad called in another medial man. On Saturday ROW/
illness assumed very serious symptoms, and on Sunday
monies he died of speadoinio cholera, as esetided by his
medical stiendeat in the registrar's books.
Diarrhoea hes not prevailed in Southampton this summer to
the extent it usually does in the rummer season. and
cholera hes not appeared here since 1849. It cannot be I
brought by the mail packets. on acoount of the precautions
taken. No packet is allowed to be approached by anyone
from the shore mail • medical officer bas estisfied himself
by inquiriesof the packet surgeons of the safety of doing
so, and this inquiry takes place in Southampton water,
about two mass from the town.
The Asiatic cholera, which bee been so prevalent in
Egypt recently, travelled from Alexandria to Malta and
Marseilles. No mail packet comae direct from the latter
port to Soathampeco, and it *takes sae or an days for •
packet to reach Southampton from Malta. Long beim*
this period bee transpired the most virulent COM of cholera
has spent itself. No Brazil, West India, or Mediterranean
mail packet has aver been placed in quarantine at South-
ampton OD account of the cholera.

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THE SPIRES of GERMANY. —THE FAMI
LISTERL- The &GUAR of THIS DAY, price ed, by
put id., contains :-Opirea of Gummy (with flinstratlons,-
Prom Jaffa to Jerusalem-On Arehttectoral Painting -Archi-
tecture Lade lasy-The laatfildere of Gales. founded b tf.
Godin-Lentaire-live Suon Archway la Si Benoit ers Church,
Cambridge-An Odd Nook of old Loucks : Bed Lae-yard,
Great Warnerutrest, Clertenwell Theatre
loyal. Nottiogam-Metroyolitan (
Board of Board Works- ra Cbole
Threateninge-From Liverpool-lichools of Art- Tekgraphic-
Provincial. &e.-Oflice, 1, York-street, Covent Garden: and iko
Books lien

Tun MffitituArt to Kato' DB VAAL—It sp.
pears to be Dow pretty well understood WO the works
of the prisoner John Currie, the murderer of Major De
pare, will take place at the gaol at Maidstone, sod that be
will not, as was originally expected, undergo his sentence at
Chatham in the parer, of the troops. The War-oleos
authorities, by whom the prosecution was ionmediatel, ma-
ducted, it appears, were von auxioas that the ems:intim
should have taken plus at Chatham, u it was thought that
it would have operated as an example to the military do-
nated there, sad scam semmuoications took place between
the War.ofticar and the agents for the Nigh rade of Kent,
Messrs. Palmer and Co., upon the subject. Mr. Rodger, the
high sheriff, re anxious to lend all the udders in his
power to cuts out the wishes of the authorities, but it
would MOM that there were difficulties in the way of doing
so. The primmer was net tried mar what Is known sa
Palmsr's Act, but under another act of parliament
passed a few years ago which is • sort of addition
to the Mutiny Act, and which refers • power to
take Mops whore it may be orsidersd ressurry to have •
soldier charged with any airs more speedily brought to
. justice, and soma doubts appeared to ha entortaiirod
whether, under this net °Spoil's:art, the sorra s
nid
be
carried out anywhere else dna at the usual pleas of exam.
lion for the county. In addition to this, it is understood
that there would have been very eossMenhis tlificalties
the way of carrying oat the error in the haseadorid at
I Chatham, and therefore it was considered advisable thin
there should be no interferes°, with the ordinary coarse of
tCrog, sad the execution will therefore take place at
stor, is frost of the gaol. os 'Thursday, the 12th of
i Corbin. The wretched culprit, who is osly 19 raps of
age, appears to be quite resigard to hie far
Tics SINGULAR DRAM OF • YOUNG WOMAN AT
Urn—The inquiry into the than*
_death d• yeasg
woman at Leeds, named Harriet Matilda Frith, bas jrt
terminated. Hot Matinee with Dr. Mays% a madisal maa
of that town, have shady bra dellallad, sad the may
Dave now acquitted of ell blamer the eldest!, it bang
detrained tWIA death rem lied fur fir, dirdsces, and
grand delglity. It was sagesstod bt the eissern, however,
that she ought to have gee** *lt a fords
atkardant.