The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-12 00:00:00

RtlllBlA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Ann. 11.
The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day pub-
lishes an ankle approving the resolution taken by
the Mina 4=adent m referees, to the Arab-
bishop a and says " Religious tole-
rance is the glory car sr, but fanaticism is as
outrage against moral feelings."
POLAND.

WAREIAR, Ann, IL
An attempt at a demonstration was made yester-
day by the students in the cathedral, with the in-
tention, by creating disturbassess, to inclose the
public to leave the building. The archbishop we.
interrupted for a short time, but afterwards, in'
eloquent language, thanked those of his hearers
who bad remained. Fourteen of the offenders were
arrested when leaving the cathedraL The city is
tranquiL

TIJRKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Ana 11.

All the Greet Powers, except Fraies, commit to
the invasion of Xontenegro. Omer Paths has
consequently received orders to operate imme-
diately from three point&
The Financial Reform Commission was nomi-
nated yesterday. Fluid Pacha is appointed pre-
sident

----fie Sultan will go to Browns to-morrow for a
week.

BELGIUM.
Arm 11.
The Chamber of Deputies today discussed the
proposal of the government concerning the organi-
sation of the new daily postal service between
Ostend and Dover. The proposal was adopted.

TIM BOMBAY MAILS.
The following telegram Ina been received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

ALSICANDBLL, Aran. 11, 9.40 Ak.r.
The Valetta, with the above mail, leaves at
p.m. to-day for Marseilles.
The Delta, with the Southampton portion of the
ail, left yesterday at sunset.
The Jeddo brought the mail to Suez, arriving
NI on the 9th inst.

mail,

The Malta,, with the London mail of the 27th
February--3rd March, reached Bombay on the
27th ult.

corroN GOODS.

Maamtitersn, APRIL 11.
We have to report a stronger market to-day, both in cot-
ton yams and cloths. There has been a large business for
all porters, and especially for India, in yams, tad prior
have &deemed fully id. par lb. upon the rates of Today.
Many large speculative lots have been cleared out of the
market, end spinners have been pretty free seller at the
advance. Thg Mane trade have also been buying to a fair
extent in pada, at an advance of id. per lb. on Tuesday's
rates. The activity in the yarn market is partly attribut-
able to telegraphic advice* from India, prime having im-
proved at Calcutta on the 2tith of March, the date of the
latest telegrams. In the Manchester cloth market we have
had more inquiry to-day, and a considerable quantity of
weds have beenmoved ott at a small advance upon Tuea-
day's prima. Sellers report, however, that this Maumee has
Dot amen from any. legitimate demand having sprung up,
bat from a speculative feeling arising almost entirely out of
the excited state of the cotton market at Liverpool, though
to some extent, possibly, the feeling may have had strength
given to it by the news from India. This news—which is
by telegram from Bombay to the 27th, and from Calcutta
to the Seth, of March—states that at Bombay on that
date the market was generally better, and that an advance
of two somas per piece had taken place in the price of
' shirting*. The Cotton Supply Association are doing won-
den in their attempts to show what can be done with
Indian staples of cotton as compared with American. They
are now collecting maples of manufactures from this de-
scription of cotton, which are intended to be slot to the
International Exhibition m Loudon, and which the trade
are to have an opportunity of inspecting oa Tuesday and
Wednesday next, at the °Moo of the association, in Now-
all'abaildiraga, Manchester. The yarns and cloths have been
spun and manufactured at the mill. of Mr. John Obsethem,
president of the association, sod one of the late asseabses
for South Lame/him These cloths ars not made of the
choicest samples of cotton lode produces, but simply from
the staple celled broach, at about tad. per lb., and have
been sent to be finished at the works of the most eminent
bleachers, dyers, and printers in the country. There is no
American cotton mixed up with the yarns of which these
made at all. Amongst the samples are some
. gradsare
72-reels 22-pick printing cloth, in the grey state, as taken
from the loom, and samples of the same cloth when bleached
and finished as for shifting. and other purposes. Then
come specimens of dyed cloth, in self colours, including
drabs, pinks, amber., greens, buffs, lavenders, and blues.
Some of these goods are exceedingly delicate and perfect in
colour. One of them—a Prussian blue—is very rich In ap-
pearance, giving to the surface of the materiel, st first
sight, an appearance something like the pile on velvet. A
sample of Turkey red is also remarkable for its brilliancy.
The printed goods from the same cotton are in great variety
—from the wait simple patterns to the most elaborate, or
from a two-coloured plate, up to one of twenty colours, as
need for furniture prints ; and embracing block-wait and
machiue, steam end madder work. There are nearly one
hundred patterns, iu almost every variety of style aad
colour. Many of the patterns are entirely new, and have been
prepared, so far as those on ladies' dresses are concerned, for
the spring trade of the present year. In the loternatiolad
Exhibition they are rare to command attention from the
exquisite taste and fancy bestowed upon them by the de-
savers, which in some cases is such as would be looked for
upon goods of a richer and more expensive material, and
sot upon ordinary cottons. One thing the visitor may be
well excused for—and the eight of these beautiful and
highly-finished goods may well call forth the remark—that it
Is roattoof surprise there should have been a doubt no longer
I than six months ago that our manufacturers could do any-
thing satisfactory with East India cotton. This, excellent
I and unique collection of cotton goods is to be domiciled to
Landon on Wednesday next, and, in order that the public
• may be prepared to look for them in the Exhibition, it may
be as well to mention that they will be labelled—" Cohen
: ' Supply Association, Manchester.—Manufactured ex=
i from &se Indian Cotton by John Chortles?, Pot.,
lof the amoistion. Priated by ---
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