The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-30 00:00:00

0, SEPTEMAR 30, 1865.

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WS for Viola' and Mutigh,
in order to obtain Austrian and Bavarian troops to
replace the French army. They will, it is said,
wear the Pontifical uniform.
The Pope has resolved to deprive Cardinal
Andrea of his diocese of Babinec).

GREECE.
ATHENS, SIM 29.
The King returned to the capital yesterday
evening from Corfu.
A reduction of several millions of drachmas is
being prepared in the budget of expenditure.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
SOUTHAMPTON. SET. 30.
The Royal Mail steamship L Plata, from the
Brazils, passed the Needles at 12.6 p.m. to-day.

EXTRAORDINARY TRIALS FOR FRAUD AT
CALCUTTA.

" The High Court," says the Calcutta Hurlcant,
of the 22ad ult., " has bees busy lately in disposing of •
couple of some of • disagreeable oomplazios. The first wee
that of a native, the trunted tratamer of the firm of Mama.
Temple and Fens, attoraeyerst-law. By mesas of forgery sad
other such delicate mesas he managed todsfraud his mestere
of somsthiag like 10,0001., and thee absconded to Hoorahs-
&bad, where, so little did he fear the detective &Wilting
of the polio., he lived le spleedeur and wasted his ill-gotten
substance in coarse debauchery. He was at lag rscoguiard
by an individual who had gone to Moordedsbad as Wai-
mea, and who gave the neoestary information to the police,
by whom the delinquent was arrested and brought down to
Calcutta just as he was about to by once more. On articles
at the railway terminus be met one of Ms masters, at whams
feet he fell, promising to make a dean bread of it if further
prosodies' were abandoned. He was referred to the court,
and there he was sentenced, the other day, to transporta-
tion for life. The other ere is a more melancholy one, as
the primer Is • European named Fraser, who lately own-
pied a respectable position in society, who has a wife and
family, and who has fallen a victim to the terrible mania
foe emulation which raged here not long ago, rather than
be any want of priacipla He had bees speculating in
shires aid lost cossiderably ; to meet his heavy
liabilities be drew money from the Bank of
which he was the trusted manner (the Indian Peninsular,
London and China Bank), and falsified the amounts for the
purpose of misleading the directory at Bombay. The case
has created great excitement in Calcutta among contrasscial 1
circles, and the prisoner was defended by very ibis comonsed.
The evidence, however, was too strong against Mr. Faker,
sad the fury, which was almost entirely composed of
mercantile men, brought in a verdict of gailty."
A despatch of the 21th ult. says :—" Mr. F taw,
late manager of the labia Peninsula, London and China
Bank, bra bean sentenced to four years' penal servitude for
criminally misappropriatiog the money of the bank to the
extent of 150,000 rupees."

"WHIMS 101 OCTOBER.

(From Le road.)
We have now arrived at the transition Aida,
wises we must chemists fashion as it is sad as it will be.
Just now the large collet, with a small straight collar, is the
costume per excellence, being mere mritabbi the. any other
over a light dress ; but, so far es we an judge, for the
winter, vestments with sleeves will le most la favour. Them
collets ere made is various styles. The wet elegant ors
them of white meltemice, lined with flak or blue plumb,
and trimmed with Thlbst fringe sad pamementerie. Others
are made of a kind of Dolt damsel, either plain white, or
black end white striped—the black steipes of velvet, sad
bordered round with a thick cord.
Simplicity in the trimming of dresses is sow very much
adopted by ladies of good tuts. It is net Dowse it was feat
year, when the trimmings oast frequently doable the
prior of the diem ; hat, althoegh many moire, teffelse, and
even muslin dream are made plate, it is by uo mesas a
rule without exception. Paessmeoteria will still be a
favourite atomise ; nor is this surfrider, whim we see in
what beautiful designs it is made. Many misters, are
made of it ; and the rage for bands of all kids is quite a•
great as ever.
The primness make of robe is meth in vogue. It Is
especially becoming for small figures when made in thick
material. The chemise ruse is very much worm, and it
is very frequently made of the MOH material an the under-
skirt. Thus, art soden/Art and chautisette of striped
foulard, and the appaskirt of unbleached linen. Of mazes
these dreams are drawn up by plaques or bottoms, and are
not intended to be let dews ; therefore they must wither
be so long nor so wide am drams for fuller toilette, which
us let down when in the room. The underskirts meet not
be vary long, and not more than about three yards and a

half wide.
Hata an still so much in request that bonnets far the
moment are almost overlooked. Still there are some
elegant new models to dessribe for our readies, mostly.
however, of the chapeau empire, which is deeddedly is the
ascendant. Felt is talked shoat as the worstsl bonnet for
the coming winter, the favourite colour being light grey,
trimmed with black or cherry.coloared velvet, end long
square veil, the shape that of the Empire modified.
The chapeau &peed is extremely fuhloeabie, made in
black velvet, trimmed with two long feathers, one iron
grey. the other red (the harden, which are quite round,
are raised at each side!, ; the chanson Masseur, to be worn
on horseback. of grey felt, trimmei with a braid to match,
end aigrette fastened with • silver ornament ; and the
Toque Louisiana, in black straw, trimmed with a large
feather of the black pheasant, tinged with green and gold,
surmounted with the head of • black and whim bird, the
rim lima with black velvet —are three of the Dewed style