The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-23 00:00:00

THMSDAY 'r9EI4ING, MAROS 23, 1885.

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The Richmond Enquirer of March 7 put
letter inquiring whether there is any truth in the rumours
that efforts are being made to induce President Davis to
resign, and that General Lee Is willies to somider Wax of
rurreader. The Enquirer replies as follows :—" That there
Is a party of whipped seoeders in Richmond cannot be defied.
They are cowed, miserable wretches who ham brought this
war upon the country, and who would now surrender to the
enemy we have so doubt. There was a pima on foot to
fame Mr. Davis to resign, when Mr. Stephens would
resign, so that Mr. Bunter, as Prodded of the
Bata* would become President. This plan we hope and
beams has miscarried. At say rate the cosephatore gay
understand that if they should sawed they will hare
pieced a banes sceptre to their grip, theses to be wreathed
by an uphold bend, no son of Rhein sucoseding. Robert
B. Ley by sad with the consent of the army and the
people, will grasp the oomph* they may wren& from the
bands of Mr. Devi', and wield It foe the safety of his
country's ledependeacie. No cabal of whipped weeders
shall capitulate this country into slavery, and crouch at
the foo'siool of Mr. Linooln. The Gowen has utterly
failed. It is isoompetent and is doing much Injury. It
has neither capacity nor courage, nor dueness nor resole.
tics. The very men who were foremost to secede are the
foremost to surrender. A stogie bead sad • single
arm is sow needed, and if Genres@ would consult Re
patriotism it would entrust all power with the President
and General Lee, and go home. The Virginia State banks
can furnish one or two millions in gold, and this will secure
the supplies now needed. Let the legislature promptly
turn this gold over to General Lee. (hover is defunct.
The country no longer looks to it for aid. The Degree; have
been withheld until it is now nearly too late. The currency Ica
beyond their power to help. These who talk now of com-
promise mean submission to subjestiies•

PAIMPO32II IN AJLIIIO4II.
The recent legislation by the Onnedien Parl;st-
meat 1u referencia to Eleuthera ref ogees, having bees ap-
proved by the hems goose:most. sad the fast officially
comemankated to the President, Mr. Seward has reminded
his order establishing a passport system between the United
States sad Goads by the following proclamation :
"Department of State, Washington, March 8, 1865.
" Whereas, perstent to the order of the Deadest of the
United States, directions were issued from this department
nudes date of the 17th of Deeember, 1864, requiring passports
from all travellers entering the United States, except immi-
grant panellists directly entering an American port from a
fordo country; but whereas Information has rormstly base
received which affords resaonable grounds to expect that
her Britannic Majesty% government, and the executive and
legislative branches of the government of Canada, have taken
and will continue to take such steps as may be looked for
from a friendly neighbour, and will be effectual tower&
preventing hostile invasions from Canadian territory into the
United States. The president directs that from and after
this date the order above referred to requiring passports
shall be modified, and so ranch thereof as relate' to persona
entering this country from Canada shell be reminded, easing
and reserving the order in all other remade is full lone.
WILLIAN H. SIMARD, 8•011111127 at State

THE USE
MEOFNT "QUOTATIONS" IN PABLIA.
ABY DEBATES.

The Madrid journals state that a line of the
rest Florentine post bee just troubled the Corti's, sod,
videed, the whole kingdom of Spain. Dante, traversing
the inform' regions is sampan' w:th Virgil, eats noose of
the 000 demoed appearing to Buffos from horrible tormoote.
" This f earful punishment is inaieted,'he toys, "es the feeble
souls of those who have lived at onos without honour
and without lefamy, having no other inspiration tban that
of egotism. Those unfortunates have lost lie hope of
death, and their preempt life is ee abject that say ether fats
seems to them preferable. The world bas refried to remem-
ber them, and they are rejected by Divine meshy
and jos-
tles." Dante then adds with an expression of sovereign
contempt :—"Non ragionam di for ; ma guards • pass."
(i.et as speak no more of them ; but regard mad pews oe.)
Bet the Minister of Pineal* M. Castro, replying more
Andante, a deputy of the oppositioo, found nothing
*Mural than to fling that terrible hoe in his fax M. Ar-
dents protested; the entire opposition oonsidered itself
intoned by the minister ; and the deputies, greatly ex-
cited, remained in the rooms of the chamber until
is the atomism, talkie& silnuMell, and pegtiou-
lating. This incident took place on the 17th of
March. M. Animist demanded a reparation ; •
committee appointed by the deputies was charged to wit
on the minister the following day to bottle the affair, and
the sitting of the lftth wee almost entirely taken up
by the complaints of the procrteeists, by explanations and
atteenations on the port of M. Castro, tad in attempts of
conciliation on the part of a certain number of the deputies.
Re have not yet learned the final remit of those negotia.
Malicia', but the probilit is that this litle tempest wi'l
core K. Castro of inconsiderately quotingt Nes from the
t " Divine Comedy."

THE EASTER MONDAY rozurnane
rarrw.

On Tuesday Colonel Erskine, insr-general
of volunteers, accompanied by Lord 14are, Osloeel Lindsay,
C.donel Piper, Colonel Penton, Major Chart., (Queen's
Westminster), krt.. visited Brighton ofileially, for the pur-
pose of co-operating with the metropolitan commanders in
mapping out the ground on which the Easter Monday
Review is to be held. and of making the general arrange-
ments with the mayor of Brighton (Mr. J. Q. Brigdeo) as
to the minor details. Om the arrival of the defmtntioni
Colonel Erskine was conducted by the mayor sod Mr.
G. Hawkins (traffio manager of the Brighton Railway)
over such parte of the terminus. sheds, and workshops as
will be used by the volunteers. He expressed himself
perfectly satisfied with the projected plans for reception
and departure. With retard to the latter, arrengemeets
will be made by which the volenteen from Victoria and
London-bridge will be kept entirely distinct from seek
other. ft is almost impossible that confusion or impedi-
ment can arise ; and if volunteers will only hold together
in military order, and go up to the Brighten station ie the
evening as regularly and orderly as they do to the London
termini in the morning, they will Bad themselves beck in the
metropolis at an earlier hour than they have prerionaly does
on like ocessioas. As in former years, on leaving the rail-
way station the troops will march to the Level and enclo-
sures in the metre of the town, where they will break off
for refreshments, and afterwsrds assemble ands brigaded.
r Thee they will proceed by the Idarine.pers the
hill, and march past the inspecting officer at the Grand
Stand as heretofore, and proceed forward in a direct line to
Bevendean Downs. Colonel Erskine was equally well
pleased with the review ground as are the commanding
officers. Lord Eloho was prevented fletll acessepanying
the deputation on amount of ilium.

Mr. E. W. Watkin addressed his constituents
at Stockport last night, end remind from them a vote of
thanks. The meeting h►d been held over for some time, to
permit Mr. Smith to accompany his colleague, Mr. Watkin,
bat the hon. gentleman was prevented through indisposi-
tion from attendies last sight.
It is stated that Mears. Lloyd and Co., of Bir.
mingham, ue osotemplatias tie salargesseat of the Innis of
their business by cooverting it into a powerful joist-stock
bank, in the management of which they will take an active

Wk. .
A serious fire occurred yesterday, on the premises
of Messrs. Blundell, Spews, and 00., Bull. The warehouse
was occupied with lane tanks of varnish, the ooaturoption
of which caused a coefirgratioe of remartelele brilliancy and
a1tn3.01.1. The damage is estimated at 4,0001. The cause
of the fie is nob:rows.
There seems just now to be a disposition amongst
Iriah jurors to avoid oonvietiog murderers. At Belfast
guises, in two case of murder—the primmer; being named
Davidson and Laverty—the jury disagreed ; and from the
same cause the prosecution of Francis Bradley, for the mar.
der of Adam Grimm', was yesterday abandoned at Lifford

segue.
The Memorial de Lille states that the men who ,
oommitted the shocking murders st Avoids (Nord) some I
days shed, were s party of charcoal bunters who west to
the farmer's bode, and iosistad os being served with
ease. Media( with a refusal, they murdered the whole
family adept one woman, and then took to eight. They
are supposed to be hidden in the forest of Normal, which
has boss surrounded by troops to prevent their maps.
There is Mill a break in the receipt of Indian
telegruss by the now line, rid tie Paden GIN. the ofhw
lay, however, is believed to be oa the lead wens bsienntai
to the Turkish preniment—sa isforewea tebbitio elseesta-
'eel by the fad that for the lad two date are uses bon
base weeked won frees Pers.
Dinisnerron or /d•owantint Wpm Wonne.—On
Tessa', • leallailei b coeuesioe with tie were of &slaw
strayed
noritne Wife Weeks Con oesy. in Saha. wss Went &-
be fee. Been the arrival of the dereseld sod
am es tie spot, the buildion had become • maw of retied
Netting is at present known of the origin of thirty*: bat
j the damage is bellowed to be oossidesabis.—Mocsaater
&aria%

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

CAKBRIDGE. TEUILWAT.

The following list wag Usual by the examiner,
this morning, just In time for despatch by the expellee
train :
Oueeemec Tarroe.-1865.—Beninese: Arthur Behan,
Clue Oollege ; Marto Spread Deane Towable's&
Jena Centro ; Jame lerenpriere Hinimoad,
Trinity College; Jobs Pelle, Christ'. College.

Simpson Ohriet'r.
Fennell Jen.
Arbuthnot t Trio.
Browne c Trio.
Cobbold 1 Hines.
Wiseman 1 Job.

Whitelaw Trim.
Durnford t Ki ms's.
Image I Trio.
Beets* 1 Joh.
Collins t Down.
Austen Leigh King's.
Hammond Trim.
SECOND
Coat 1 Job.
Dale I JIB.
litmehamp 'r Pet.
Phillpotta 1
e.
Carlow/1 1 Christ's.
Calm. Oohs.
Bora Tria.
Tommy Trig.
Benoett ) Try'. a
Dalton I Tin.
PoHeine t Trht.
Thelwall I Christ'a.
THIRD
Oldknow Jae.
Hooper 1 Job.
Kenyon, Rom H. f Tria.
Waugh J.
Platt Trim.
Taylor
Jamas Trig.
Trio.
Gleadew• Ii d.

CLAM.
CribilL P. ()hetet
Tri.. 'it
°arks 1 Trio.
'Phyla/ I Mee.
Fisher
Wht Joe.
Trio.
Cool
oher } Otirpne•
Seainesa Jae.
Wats.= Jib.
Cunningham t Oaks.
Whitaker 1 lad•
i w
logle
dam
Oorpos.
I CLASS.
Wodekouse
Ilierlow
Howes
Webster Trial.
Job.
Petah.
Trio.
Metcalfe, W. P. I Christ's.
Wilcox f Emm.
Trio.
Apt= Emu.

PARLIAMENVAST DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COMMONIL-ILatoll 22.
RAILWAY TRAVELLING (IRELAND) BILL
Order foe weed read* rind ; motion med., mid goesticia
propoeed, " That the bill be sow read a second time :"
Amendment proposed, to leave oat the word " sow," sad
at the end of the question to add the words " upon this
day WE menthe :"—(Mr. Blake +—Quokka pat. " That
the ward' now' stead part of *1 guava= :—Th• hosts
divided ; Ayes, 39 ; sods, 42.
AYE.
Bazley, T. Gavin. Major
Bee* a Sir M. rn flOrente .11. R.
Melt. J.
Browse. Lord J. T. Louisan, J. Scully, V.
Buller Sir A. Lesson, W. Staepoole, W.
Clay..i. IP snn. J. Stool, J.
ClUtos, Slr R. J. Maeßroy, L Lt..CoL
Cogan, W. H. Maektnnon,W (Lym) Re44l=lirJ.
Col, Martin. J. Vandal/air, Cal.
Damar, B. D. Moot*, C. White. J.
Damon, B. P. Beate, C. White. L
Duniadlia. Lord O'Donoghee, The TELL--.
Fortescaa. F. D. Peel, Sir It CrLoghlen, Six C.
Fortran.% C. Unman& J. 3. Dickson, Col.
NOEL
Adam, W. P. Gard. R. S. Bus, Lord
Agnew, Illr A. George, J. Ogilvy, Sir J.
Anstruiber Blr B. Gower O. W. Loneliness, H.
Reecroft, d. 8. man•ia, O. Shirley, L P.
BlariMarkP. Ilssellass. Major flotilla J. A.
Poyln, G. F. glands* A. Y. Stuart. Lieut,Col.
Midge& Sir B. installmil-Elogns• Waldegrave4moe,
Bromley, W. D. ark L O.
(Bird, J. Legls, C. P. Walpole, S. H.
Cheetham. J. I. R. P. Weathead, J. P.
Dunbar, Mr W. R. Whalley, O. A.
Duda*, Sir D. =ad:l. Winnington, Sir T.
Dunlop, A. M. blayeelliaalos, D. C.
Ewing, H. L Miller, W. TI MS.
?inlay, A. S. Illonerialt, J. Blake, J. A.
Player, J. Montgomery, Sir G. Letroy, A.

Roebuck, J. A.
Rumenolefl, A.
Schd, W.